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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 23, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899032301_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 23, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. I1 4 i' to TENTH . aboo8 wari VfRIKHV "O BAajJUkll EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1899. j NO. 12 ftsPRING OPENING, I SPRIKG HATS. I ' N D MIR MRS. PLACE ELECTROCUTED, Elec- The First Woman to Die In the tric Chair lu New Vorlc State, Hn York City. LARGE 1? 1? JFhe Ladi7es of Earlirtglon and Morton's Gap aV6 especially invited to at- tend our bprmg upening a beautiful, stylish and ; complete line of $ or i I i !. .- - ; MILLINERY GOODS, luesaay, weanesaay, mursaay $ MARCH 28, The Famous Battleship Is Now with New York, March 21. Mrs. Martin Place was executed at Sing Sing prison Admiral Dewey's Fleet Fit yesterday. She was tho first womnn to For Any Duty. die In tho electric chair In the stntc i.l New York, nnd sho went to her death quietly. Her death was instantaneous THE AMERICAN FOuCE REORGANIZED. but two shocks wero given. Stat Electrician Davis threw down the level at exactly 11:01 a. m. The voltage ol Tiro DltUluna of Tluee Tlrlgndoi tho cuncnt was 1,760, nnd ft was continued, for four Reconds. It was then Knch Have Decs OrnulcJ, the Troop PreNeiit nnd gradually diminished to 200 voltage, r Evidently which wna continued for CO second lo Arrive Ther Dr. Irvine, the physician of the prison Prepnrlner for an Adnnce, examined the woman and then ordered Washington, March 19. The nnvy n second shock. That was the snmc nt department has been ndvlscd of the the first in power, nnd continued loi arrival nt Manila of tho battleship Ore- the same length of time. Tho second gon. The following is the cablegram received from Admiral Dewey: "Munlln, Sfnrch f8. Secretiry of the Nny, Washington: The Oregon nnd Tlid Oregon tho Iris arrived Is In fit condition for nny duty. ' "DEWEY." American Torcc Ilcorunnlxcd, Manila, Mnrcli 16, 10i20 n. entire Ajnericnn force has beeff reorganized, two divisions of three brigades each being formed. Gen. Law-to- n has assumed command of the first, which consists of the Washington, North Dakota and California volunteers, under Qcn. King; six troops of the Fpurth cavalry, tho Fourteenth regulars, and the Idaho volunteers, and a battalion of the Iowa troops, under Qcn. Ovcnshinc; the Third and Twenty-second regular Infantry, and the Oregon Infantry, under Gen, Whcaton, and Dyer's nnd Hawthorn's light batteries. Gen. SlacArthnr'a Ulvjnlon. "Gen. MacArthur's division consists of two batteries of the Third artillery, tho Kansas and Montana volunteers, under Qcn. H. O, Otis; the Colorado, Nebraska and South Dakota regiments and six companies ot tho Pcnnsyl-nnlnn- s under Gen. Hale; .he Fourth and Seventeenth regulars, the Minnesota and Wyoming volunteers, and tho Utah artillery. A separate brigade will be assigned to proost guard duty, consisting of the Twentieth and eight companies of the Twenty-thir- d regular infantry. (en. Andcmon Comliiw lloiue. Gen. Anderson, now in command of tho first division of the Eighth army corps, will return to tho United States, in accordance with the order of to-da- y. mli-?Tlie r, Sudden Destruction by Fire of the Windsor Hotel In New it RoVal Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. i bhii LAGAIIDA'S Aguinnldo's Method of Dealing with Those Who Counsel Filipino Submission. GEN, HEAD nil Are Ever STRICKEN OFF. NUMBERS OF GUESTS PERISH. I Depressed' ------------- The Windows Were Crowded with People Witnessing; the St. Pat.' rlck's-Dn- y Parade, Many of Whom Jumped froiu Windows nnd Ilool to Instnnt Death. Flamcn, which originated from the igniting of a lacf curtain, burst forth from the second floor of the Windsor hotel, at Forty, seventh street nnd Fifth avenue, short, ly after three o'clock yestcrdny aftr noon, just ns tho St. Patrick's day pa rado wns passing tho building, nnd' la a few moments they had leaped to the root and enveloped the cntlro Fifth avenuo nnd Torty-sccon- d street fronts of the hotel. Ten minutes later thq flames were roaring through tho a tcrior of the hotel, and nil escape hi means of stairways and elevators wni cut off. Wild Scenes ot Excitement. There was the wildest scene ot excitement within and without tho build' Ing. Hundreds ot guests nnd employes were in tho hotel when tho flro broke many of them to escapd out, nnd-fo- r vena simply impossible. Probably from 10 to 15 lives wero lost within a hnl( hour, nnd 30 or 40 persons were injured In jumping from tho window and in rushing through the roaring llamcs in the corridors nnd on tho atairwnys. Residences. Died nt Neur-h- y Many who w ere injured died Inter at near-b- y residences andathospltnls nnd others who made wild lcapa to the btoue sidewalks were so badly injured that they are still hovering between life nnd death. It may be 24 hours nnd more before tho complcto list of fatalities becomes known, und it will he longer than thnt before It can bo ascertained definitely how mnny charred bodies are in tho mass of fallen masonry that marks the spot where the hotel stood. The Entire Strnctnre In llnlns. The flames couldnot be checked, nnd In two hours from tho time tho fire broke out the entire structure wns in ruins, nnd the streets on three bides of the building were filled with debris from fallen walls nnd chimneys, while the streams of water being poured upon the interior of the ruins had no other effect that to fill tho nlr with slouds of scnlding stcam.maklng it impossible for anyone to npproach near enough to search for the bodies cf those who perished. New York, March 18. Safeguards the food against alum Alton I powdmare the greatest mcaacerstol ealth of the present day. SOYAl BAJtlNQ Coolness of the Washlnictcin Volunteers Suffering; Anion ir (he So- ldiersSunday's Oaenjnn on the Island of to he Sent to lints nnd .Veirros. Casualties ts POWMI CO., NtWVMK. shock has nhvays been administered nt Sing Sing. Mrs. Place murdered her Ida M. Place, a mere girl, on Feb' runry 7. 1608. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. Southern reports indicate hat there will be plenty of early vegetables nnd 29 AND 30. RS. M. M. MURPHEY, ' NikDISONVILLE. KENTUCKY. i 4 THE TROUBLESOME NANIG0S. e The Lawless Secret Soelety Itcspon-slhlfor the Attacks on the Havana Police. SltWimflfH BRt AN - BELMONT ' Will Revive Bitter Feellne Be, Vtween Party Factions. LETTERS HON. JOHN SHERMAN BETTER lowed liy Good News front tlici Sick Stntesmnn. 22. The Karl? Report of Ills Death Pol. Washington, March Seldom hni more coin Predicted That It Alay( Cause the pletely atlrretl by conflicting emotloni than Jt was yesterday by the announce-moiit- , National Democrats to Name first, of the death of Hon. Johr a Ticket In 1900. Shennnn, und ilien by the contradicofllclul Wanhlngton been v . nt f r m Washington. March at. Starritas the following on the controversy: Iti3 very generally believed that the effect of the correspond- encebctween W. J. Bryan and Perry Belmont will be to make permanent the separation of the leaders of the Palmer and Buckner Democracy from the official Demo- craticparty, of which Mr. Bryan is iMjtf most conspicuous figure. All'the bitter feelings that existed betwaen these two elements during the campaign of 1896 will, it is b "lieved, be revived, by Mr. Bry- an'd latest communication to Mr. Belmont and tbeatter's reply. It"wa5 the intention of Mr. Belmont, Mr. Whitney Gov. Flowir and the great number of men of thatj class, fora4erlyrhigh in the council 1of tlieT old Democratic party, who bolted the Chicago convention and formed a new party; to go back into the Democratic party and support its candidate in 1900. it is not regarded as at all probable that they will do so after this warning from Mr. Bryan of 'the sort of reception they mfght expect. "There is some difference of opinion among Chicago platform Democrats as to the wisdom of, Mr. Bryan's course, but most of them applaud it, while agreeing that it is not calculated to make friends for'tluTparty among gold Democrats. It is pretty generally agreed that, while many ot the rank and file of, the gold Democrats ? wtfr proBabtyS 'support fthe of the Democratic candidates party in 1900, the leading men of that clement, who have money and. cotiltf atfor'd. tp materially the party, will abandon any idea they may have entertained of going back into the party. "Until the development of this cpUode it was well understood that the ne"wpatty organized by be bolthet,(rUM&? lindcr'i'ihe .name of the 'Notional Democratic party' a nominating conwould. vention, but would, without otifof exestince. "Now thTjjj$utioirf arises whether tljwj pjitpoaelftojtquietl disband will be, adhered to. It is believedJihkVtnospfthe' sincere gold men of that party will join themselves, directly with, the Republican party, but 'some will be embarressed by their e ideas, and will sion and have to seek a home elsewhere. These hoped to be able to so influence the regular Democratic party as to convert it into a fairly comfortable abiding place for themselves, but this hope is destroyed by the feeling disclosed in Bryan-Be- The hours Inter, the one ghlng tion of the report which en mp n few u relief lmont which was ns marked ns wns the sorrow pi od need by the other. Contradiction of the first report did not arrlte until 8:30 o'clock. It enmr to the press in the shnpe of n positive statement from Santiago, made in the knowledge that the report of the senn-tor'- s death had been circulated. This dispatch was Immediately gicn ns vIde circulation In the city as it was possible for It to rccciu at that hour Secretary Hoy was placed In possession of n copy of the dispatch, as wn also Mr. .Sherman's family. GERALD LAPINER FOUND. Old Saw The Kliluniicd Three-VeFound, After Herernl Moulin nr Havana, March 21. There seems to be concerted notion among (lie Nnnl-gotho secret society of the lawless class here, to attack the police upon every possible occasion. All the trouble of the last two nights occurred in tho outlying wards, which arcs Inhabited by the worst classes. The city of Hnvnna is much exercised over the rioting, nnd the bravery and determination shown by the polloe la much commended, with tho result that the force is rapidly regaining tho prestige which it had lost among tho better clement. The police station nt Cerro wns Sunday afternoon by a number ot colored men, a band of men from the city slaughter house. The pollco repelled tho attack and the rioters left three men badly wounded when the re tired, Upon thin occasion nn policemen were hurt. THE CRIMINAL PAGE STAINED. A Father Drains Ills Five Llttlo dren nnd Sets Fire to lEIs Dwelling;. Chil- Senreli, n l'nlncvltli-(it-rai-d , O. Chleago, March 23. Laplnfr, three years old.who was Icldnjipedfrom his home seierul - months ugo, was found nt rajnesvllle, O. Three dnyi ngo Mr. Lupiner received n telerani from SherllT May, of l'aluesvllle, saying he had a boy In custody who answered the description of 'Jornld. Mrs. Laplner left pt once for Ohio, and has telegraphed that the boy was thclong-los- t Gerald, for whom the police hino been searching the entire country. The police authorities nlso received a telegram from the sheriff nt l'nines-vlllsnylng that the child had been Identified, und that his supposed abductors, a woman named Ingcrsoll and a man named Collins, wtre under there. e ar-re- it Hutchison, Kas., March 21. An atrocious crime wns revealed here yesterday when the coroner nnd his assistants remoted the dead bodies of Ave little children from the house occupied by John Moore, which burned at nn early hour. A coroner's Jury InJanuary 25. vestigated the case, and in accordance An attnek was made by the rebels, with tho jury's recommendations Friday, upon the battery at Loma Mcorc, tho father of the dead children, church, but were repulsed by the woe arrested on the charge of murder. i'ennsylvanlans with heavy loss. Tho tragedy has caused much exciteA gunboat with a company ot the ment here, and there- Is sonis talk of Twenty-thir- d regulars 'oribonrd, is lynching the prisoner. However, a now on the lake attacking the small lynching is not looked for. g lowiiH. She was last heard of off EXAMINED FOR PROMOTION. nnd Santa Cruz. Mo-ron- FILIPINOS Driven llaclc AGAIN REPULSED- - Wlnfleld Passe Henry by Gen. AVheat- on'a Victorious Slcn. I.oe riftcen Mllra with Schley Successfully Physical Test The Others Assured. S. aguinaldo'sIEmissaries. Ther Fear the Amerlcuna llnre III,. coTered Tlielr UnderKroand Source of News. London, March 22. Agoncillo, tl.c ngent of Agulnaldo, nnd the membcri of the former staff of the Filipinos at Wafhington, hnre gone to Varls in order, to confer with the Filipino juntn there. Neither body has recehed news from the Philippine Islands during the past eight days. They say they fear the Americans htuo discorered pnd stopped their means, of Binding mm frqm Manila. A Probable Victim. Qlcns Falls, N, Y., March 22. Miss Annette Uphnra, who Is reported as among those who were In the Windsor hotel, nnd who had not been accounted for, left here for New York on February 24. It Is supposed that she stopped at the Windsor. She has not been here since the fire, and the report that she hod returned and was sate in this place was an error. To Incorporate Pawners' Societies. Springfield, 111., March 22. The house passed tho senate bill for the Incorporation ot pawners' societies. The bill limits dividends to six per cent, per annum. Vawnbrokefo In Chlcugo huc been operating under an ordinance authorizing them to collect .1Q per cent, per nnnuui. The TbraslilBB Machine Trust. Marlon, 0., March 22. Tlieonly obstacle which now, stands In the way of the consummation of the threshing machine trust is the Hubcr Manufacturing Co., and the indications are that nn option will be secured on that by represntatlves of the trust. To Sore llttu From Lynching. . Hutchinson, Kas., March 22. John Moore, tinder arrest, charged with murdering his five young chlldron, and then firing the house over their heads to cover up the crime, has been taken t9 McPhcrson to pro cut a lynching. Jtttj Sujppipn's Pradlotlonj. March 22., Jerry Wichita, Kaa Simpson, who is in townk expresses n the opinion that the democratic in 1000 will be with tho money quesand anti-trus- t, tion a subordinate third, $o.th Were Killed. Salt Lake, Utah, March l?. Charles ilBVn and n boy named Hull were d Itlo Grande struck by nn passenger train while crossing tho traolcs in a wagon, seven miles south of this rltv. nnd both Instantly killed. enm-puigeast-boun- as-s- jt not-bol- d osten-tationrg- o anti-expa- n tho small towns in the vicinity ot Paslg combined forces, nnd Saturday night us already cabled, attacked a company of theWashington volunteers, a detached post at Tagulg, about a inllo and a half southeast of Paslg. Gen. Whcaton Immediately, reinforced the Americans with, 'twocompanies tnch of tho Washlagtonfaad the Oregon regiments. Tho poJrt'rKad held the enemy In check, and thefflre of the reinforcing companies repulsed them, driving them noross to nu island formed by the cjtuary. They were thus in front ot tho Twenty-secon- d regulars. The Ilebela Fought Desperately. On discovering that they wero entrapped, tho rebels fought desperately, aided materially by the jungle and tho darkness, but they were completely routed, with heavy loss, niter two hours' fighting. The Americana lost two killed nnd 20 wounded, aniong the tatter being Lieut. Frank Jones. Determined to Pnntih the Enemy. Gen. Whcaton determined to punish the natives, nnd at daybreak yesterday his brigade started In the following order: Tho Sixth artillery holding tho extreme right, the Oregon volunteers heading tho center, thp Washington regiment keeping to the edge of the regulars lake, nnd the Twenty-secon- d occupying the right of the line, which bwept the whole country ulong the lake, in a southeasterly direction, toward Gen. Ovefshlne's position. The line thus extended over two miles of country, rough and covered with thick jungle, ndrnnced 11 miles. The enemy fled, the last of them being seen about half past three yesterday afternoon. At scarcely any time did the Americans get within 1,200 yards of them. Troopa rtetnrned Exhausted. The troops returned to Paslg last night, exhausted by tho hard work under a hot sun. The Oregon recrlment Mind one man killed and four wounded. anu inc uweniy-Bccon- u regulars one wounded. According to the official re ports no fewer than 200 Fillplnog wero killed. -- Manila, March 20. Some of the rebels recently expelled from Cnvlte and Wnshington, March 21. Wlnfleld S. Schley has successfully pii3cd the physical examination for promotion to tho rank of in the navy before a medical board convened nt the Wnshington nnvy yard. To complete the legal test, he must nlso pass a moral, mental and professional examination, nnd lila papers are now before which cona board ot vened nt the navy department yesterday. rcar-udmirrear-admiral- s, A DISHONEST POSTAL CLERK.' Arrested for Stealing Moneyed Letters from the Malls Hade a Confession. Pittsburgh, Pn., Maroh ?0 W. J, Fitzgerald, a olerk in the distributing department of theFlttsburgh post office since 1895, was nrrested by Post Ofllc-j Inspector W. W. Dickson, yesterday, charged with stealing moneyed letter. He was caught in tho net, and, it is understood, mado afulloonfession, though ho could not say how much he has purloined. Ktplln. Will Soon be Ont. New York, March 20. Ihidyard Kipling last night read tho pnpers, dictated letters nnd saw a few friends. He snoko of getting out soon, nnd hU physician, Dr. Dunham, encournged- hlm with the promise that he will bo permitted to leave his room in a few n The rtellef nt Port Said. Said, March 21. The United Port Stntea supply ship Relief arrived here yesterday on her way to Munlla, Tho Relief passed out nt Sandy Hook on March 3. She carries a hospital corps of 150 men and seven women, doctors and medical supplies for 23,000fmen for a year. The Iowa and the Drntus. I? San Francisco, March 18. The Iowa has been ordered to tho Union Iron works to have new tribes put in her boilers and condensers. The collier Drutus has gone to Mare Island navy yard, to bo overhauled, preparatory to taking a cargo of coal to Guam. tat-tlcsh- ' -j f , lp free-tred- Batteries Ordered to Munlln. Washington, March 18r-T- ho light batteries which havo been ordered to Failed to Bleat a Senator. Sacramento, Cal., March 20. At 11:43 Manila are: Battery E, First artillery, o'clock yesterday the legislature of now at Jefferson, Barracks, Mo,; BatCalifornia ndjourncd sine die without tery F, Fourth artlllory, now at Fort a United States senator4 to succeed Adams, and Battery F, Fifth artillery. Stephen M. Whlto having been elected. now at Fort Hamilton. -- Mr. Bryan'stleUer.i m It is therefore suggested that MrBelment, Mr. Whitney and a number ot others 01 great inuuence and' wealth will, begin at,, once to restore the Rational Democratic party' toctifaijrand to' "make nrenartions to hold a National Convention in 1900, such as was held at Indianapolis in 1896, and to put a ticket'in tl?e field.' : ; I Miss .Buddie, Stodjnill, of! Ivlsited relative 1 here Dead. The Coming Spanish Minister. ISi Cleveland On March 20. Orvllle B. Madrid, March 10. The Pais en; Skinner, for several years traffic man- it believes it to be certain that thai ager ot the Cleveland, Columbus, Cin duke of Arieoa, tho former Spanish cinnati es Indianapolis 'railroad, cuou minister to Mexico, will ho appointed yesterday, at the ago of SB years. minuter of Spain at Washington. , '; Mad-ijoavill- ej yeiferday. . We have saved many doctor bills since W. T. Bryan was at Nashville we began using Chamberlain's Cough Tuesday evening but refused to Remedy in onr home. We keep a bottle discuss Perry Belmont's answer to open all tho time and whenever any of my his letter until he has read Mr. family or myself begin to catch cold we Belmont's1 book. The trouble bebegin to nse the Cough Remedy, and as tween them is that they cannot a result we never have to send away for a agree what is necessary to constidoctor and incur a large doctor bill, for OIL' cures Chamberlain's Cough Remeday nover falls tute a Jefiersoman Democrat. Cute, Burns, Bruises, to cure. It Is certainly a medicine of It i3 said that indications point aad Sores. Price, 25 cents. great merit and worth. D. S. Mbarxlb, General Merchant and Farmer. Mattie. to the (act that in order to beat the Sold by St. Bernard DrugStord. Ber--v Bedford county, Pa. For sale by .St. Boston baseball team the coming Are1 you a subscriber to The nard Drug store, arnngton; is, l. Kob season, the club that does it must inson, Mortons Gap; 'George King, "St Bek? You should be. Charles. be a hummer. The Wilson bill, the intent ot which the Younger brothers, was passed by the Minnesota senate Monday. Hamilton O. Font, a Frisco railroad switchman, wns crushed to death between cars while working in the yards at Monett, Mo. Strawberries nro now ten days late in the vicinity of Houston, Tex., ns a result of the cold weather during February nnd March Smallpox has broken out nt Honey Grove, Tex., nnd the mayor of Bonhnm Las declared a strict quarantine against that place. The case of W. O. nnd Hardy Sher-flelcharged with the murder of Mrs. Home, is on trial in the Saline circuit court nt Benton, Ark. The International Bed Cross society announces that it has decided not to Interfere in behalf of "the prisoners In the hands of the Fillpino3. According to the Oplnlone cf Borne, Don Cnrlos willlnnuguratcn revolution in Spain ns soon as the ratification of the peace treaty Is announced. After the volunteers are removed from Cuba there will be nbout 12,000 regulars remaining. It is expected that these troops will remain nil summer. Mrs. Brooke, wife of the governor general of Cuba, has been nppolnted president of n large charitable institution in Hatnna known ns Beueflclenea. William P. Epperson, of Indepen dence, Mo., wns held up, nt St. Louis, by highwaymen, who took his money and valuables, but returned him carfare. Bruno Puham, a life convict, nt the Illinois stnte penltentinry at Jollet, committed suicide by hanging htmsel. to the bars of his cell with his susDank. penders. Judgment Asalnst n Defunct Virgil Barrowrnged 23, employed nt Wichita, Kns., March 18. In tho fed-cr- Mine No. 6 nt Murphyshoro, 111., was court hero tho jury gave Mrs. run over by n coal car there nnd seriWilliams, of Austin, Tex., judgmont ously injured. His leg probably will for $42,000 against a defunct national have to be amputated. hank of Arkansna City. Her certifl-pat- o Charlemagne Tower, the newly npof deposit was changed, to n cer- polnted nmbassador to St. Petersburg, tificate of stock just before the fail- cnblcd the state department, Monday, ure. Gov. Stanley was her attorney. that he had presented his credentials and been received by the czar. To Devise the Nnvy Itegrulatlons. Gov. Stephens of Missouri has grantNew York, March IB. A special to ed a respite until June 7,18D9,to Jnmcs tho Herald from Washington say6: McAffcc, of Jnsper county, who waa Secretary Long has decided to appoint under sentence of death, anil whose a board to make a large number of execution was set for April 8, 1899. In the navy Benjamin Palmer, nged t)2, died nt Important changes A. S.JIcCormick will be Burekn Springs, Ark., of general dethe chairman of the board. bility, nis faculties were In good condition until ffyenr ngo. For 40 yenrs ho Pope's Vitality Diinlnlshlns. wns n river nnu gun meamDont capHome, March 18. Although the pope tain has rallied from the extreme weakness Miss Marion Cockrell, daughter of of two days ago, his vitality i.i gradualthe Missouri senator, has been invited ly diminishing, nnd the fear is general to christen the new battleship "Misthat his recent illness waa tho begin- souri," which will be launched, in Ocholiness, however, ning of the end. nis tober, from the ship yard nt Newport remains cheerful. News, Vn. A movement has been begun at Invited to Join a Trust. Syracuse, N. Y., March 18. Merrill Santa Catillna island, Cal., that insures Co., the establishment there of an cqua-riu& Soule, and the Loomls-Alle- n nnd zoological station which will, goods, Jarge manufacturers of canned eventually be unsurhere, have been approached by out- - withoutIn doubt, parties Interested in tho samo passed this country. a collector for Soomon Siulennan, filde of business, with a proposition to the stock yards Bank of Commerce, form a trust. at KansaB City, Mo., who was nrrested Sunday for being drunk nnd disorder, The Three Millions at Havana. thnt, two weeks ngo, Havana, March 18. Tho Meade, with ly, has confessed $SS0 from the vault of the In cash on board, which 1$ he took $3,000,000 bnnk. to be paid to tho Cuban soldiers, Mme. Mclba had a narrow escape the harboV, Thursday night, and from death while attending n receppreparatlonsore being pushed for tho tion git en in her honor by M. n. D disbursement of the money, through, Young, nt San Francisco. She wns ' the agency of' Gomez. (ilt on the head by a heavy bronze statue, which fell from a pcdastil, and Gen. Chaffee III. Havana,Mnrch 18. At Gen.Brooke's was unconscious for 15 minutes. headquarters at Vcdado, it is said that To Inspect Mlnntcs of Grand Jury. Maj.-Ge(Chalfco is suffering rom New York, March 22. Judge Blanch-ard- , nn nttack'of malarial fever, tho rein general session yesterday, currence of a trouble' which he. con- granted an application of counsel for Santiago. tracted last summer at Itoland B. Molineux, accused of having poisoned Mrs. Knte J. Adams, for per. Wreck. Fatal to inspect the minutes of the It-- In a mission MlddlesboroKy., March grand jury that Indicted Molineux. wreck on the Louisville & Nnphvlllc, "Dcwcf Day" In Pennsylvania. near Wheeler, nine miles from here, at Harrlsburg, Pa., March 22. Gov. 2 a. 'm., caused by, a slide, Charles painter, fireman,' was killed nnd the Stone sent a communication to the house yesterday announcing his engineer, Charles Snlvely, Injured. of the resolution designating Left Bn Home for Manila. May 1, 1609, as "Dewey day" nnd a 1 Oswegr, N. Y Mnreh 18. Co. G, legal holiday. Ninth infantry, left Fort Ontario for THE MARKETS. Manila via San Francisco. A publle d?emonstxatlon was given on their de New York, March 12, 1K. 1 6 85 parture. The post hero may bo nban CATTLB-Natl- ve Steers.. .. 4 75 ) CUT. row Miaaiinir doned. I 1'L.OUn Winter Wheat.... 125 M tM 2 Bed WHBAT-N- o. 0 60V t Ilanecd at Port Arthur, Ont. 43U tlViit 2 CORN-N- o. I to & 2 m Tort Arthur, Ont., March 18. Ollvef OATS-N- o. 9 25 & 9 60 POBK-N- ew Moss Prevost was hanged here nt 8 a. m., for 8T. LOUIS. 0 BM5J jthe murder of two French swine herd- COTTON Middling 4 50 3W Steers Feb- BEEVES Cows and Heifers. 2 60 if 4 10 ers, named Carrie and Delvln, on 4 60 ti 8 60 1W).. CALVES-p- er ruary 10, 1897. 3 2j 2 ir.V HOGS Fair to Choice ' i 4 60 to Choice.... 3 40 SHrjEP Katr Orderd Homo for Master Oat. 2 40 O 3 65 VVOVR Patents (new) 3 1J Straight. 1 comClear and I Washington, March 18. Four wiikat No. 2 Ilea Winter 71 0 71V panies of tho Second volunteer engi- COHN-N- o. 2 2 OATS-N- o. neers, now at Honolulu, have been .... W IIYENo. 2 3 00 tpjJqn Francisco to bo mua-tore- d TOUACCO Lugs Hurley.... 4 60 Leit 'out "ot flcrrloe. 8 60 Timothy HAY-Cl- ear 13 of the UUTTEK Choice Dairy.... Some naturalists are EGOS Fresh .... lOIUC"StandanlMcsa'new) opinion that the whale was once a BACON Clear lllb Steam land animal, and that it was forced LARD rrlme ClIlCAaO. to take to water, as a means of CATTLE Natlvo Btcera.... 3 B0 3 65 IIOQS Fair to Choice protection. 3 60 JHEEP Fair to Choice... 3 60 FLOUR Winter l'ateita... 3 20 Bprlnar l'ato ita... Is to effect tfic pardon of d, en-te- rd n. fruit. Manila, March 20, 3:40 p. m. It Is reported on hitherto reliable authority that Agulnaldo Is tnkingextreme measures to suppress signs calculated to cause a cessation of hostilities. Twelve adherents of the plan of Independence, residents of Manila, havo been condemned to death because they wrote adtislng surrender, and nil loyal Filipinos hate been called upon to perform the national service of dispatching them. Gen. Lnirnrda Decnpituted. On Friday last Gen. Lagnrda tisitcd Mnlolos for the purpose of advising Agulnaldo to quit. He argued with the insurgent leader, and attempted to convince him of the folly of his persistence In the fnce of overwhelming odds. Agufnaldo was furious at the advice, nnd ordered Gen. Lagnrda to be executed immediately. The unfortunate general was promptly decapitated. Cool And Is It not due to nervous exhaustion? Things always look so much brighter when we arc in good health. How can you have courage when suffering with headache, nervous prostration and great physical weakness? Would you not like to be rid of this depression of spirits? By removing tho How? cause. By taking w c Washington Volunteers. Among the Incidents of Sundny's fighting wns the coolness exhibited by a company of Wnshington volunteers, who crossed the river In a native canoe tinder a heavy fire 15 being taken across on each trip of the small boat to attack the enemy's trenches. The Innblllty of the commlssnry train to keep np with the tidvance led to considerable suffering, nnd many of the men were completely exhausted when the were recalled, and falling from the ranks, were strung nlong for n distance of almost six miles, numbers returning to camp in the artillery nmbulnnces, which were close up to the lines. The work of the ambulances was especially worthy of mention. Among the dead- - are several who were previously reported ns wounded. Sundny's Casualties, Twenty-second regiment: Capt. Frank P. Jones, Co. E; Privates Young, Arcnson nnd Yunt, of Co. D; Bice, Pasmir, White, Ellis, Morgan, Schtin-deCoumpholz and Porte, Co. Ej Ed wards, Co. K; Ronfer, Co. G, nnd Corporals Coneinergc and Nelson, Co. M. Washington volunteers: Privates Vess and Bartlett, nnd Corporals Waters, Co, D, nnd Corporal Drlcklin, Co. K. Oregon volunteers: Private Brown, r, 1 r It gives activity to all parts that carry away useless and poisonous materials from your body. It removes the cause of your suffering, because it removes all impurities from your blood. Send for our book on Nervousness. To keep in good health you must have perfect action ot the bowels. Ayer's Pills cure constipation and biliousness. rerh.ip, you oulil Ilk to coninlt soma eminent physicians sbout your condition. Tben writ as freely slf the particulars In your cue, Vou will a prompt reply, without cost. aaarets, uu. J. v. ayer. Lowell, Mass. Wrlta to our Ooctora. Co. M. Minnesota volunteers: Private Bruce, Co. C. All the above named arc more or less seriously wounded. Ilclnforccments for Neojros. Manila, March 20, 4:40 p. m. The mountain banditta of Panay island recently threatened a serious attack upon Hollo, but they were repulsed with n loss of 200 men by Gen. Miller. McNeil's battalion of the California regDpboce, has iment, under Lleut.-Co- l. been ordered to embark on the InIn order to reinforce diana the garrisons of the towns of Bats and Baguyan, on the cast coast of the of Ncgros, where Col. Smith is in commnnd. This is only a measure of precaution, ns Maj.-GeOtis says he does not anticipate trouble. lil-nn- d GEN. HENRY HEARD FROM. The Mllltnry Governor nt Torto Rico. Denounces False NTTpnptr Reports on Conditions There. WnolittifTtrn MnrMi 21 New Subscribers. Bee is greatly gratified at The the way in which new subscribers have been added during the past mouth or two. A number of old delinquents have been dropped and asked to pay tip, which many have done. But the increase of new, live subscribers has been almost beyond hope The coal miners of the county recognize in The Bee a staunch friend to themselves and their vocation and they are showing their appreciation by add-in- ? their names as annual sub scribers to The Bee. The recent valuable increase in the St. Charles list has been recorded nnd last week the new additions at Mortons Gap were mentioned. Now comes another list, sent by Mortons Gap friends, which swells the list of new subscribers at that place to a total of seventy-onenrolled during this week and last. This knocks the prize and almost makes the editorial staff swear that each future issue of The Bee shall be better than tho last. o Easy Way to Be Generous. From Harper's Hound 7ble. Ing dispatch was made public by thy In the Baptist church of a New war depurtment: England village was an old man San Juan de Torto Itlco, March 20. Tl.; fnllnw Adjutant General, Washington: Newspaper reports of conditions here nnd reported interviews with we stating nbsolutely chances Of uprising, false. There is n great deal ot idle, childish talk on the part cf the ignorant, but ns to nny resistance ngninst law nnd order of nny kind by the There has alwajo masses is absurd. been political agitation here, less now Truth should be than ever before. knewn nnd island not be injured by false statements. Il-NRV. j Helen Gould's Relief Burenn. New York, March 81. Miss Helen Clould turned her house Into a relict bureau Sunday evening. Four long tables wero spread In her kitchen, boilers of coffee were put on the range, ham sandwiches were cut in the laundry and all the men employed at work on tho Windsor hotel ruins were Invited to stop for refreshment. Admits lie Is Forger. St. Louis, March 21. Herbert 8. Pachall, 22 yenrs old, 6on of John 1). adjutant general Pachall, ot tho O. A. II. for Missouri, is under arrest nt tho four courts, charged with tho forgery of a check, no has confessed and pleads for mercy. Two Men Killed M Luvcdo. Laredo, Tex., March 21. Two men were killed nnd a captain of tho state rangers was wounded in a light with Mexicans over small pox nere. Above the DsuBCr I.lne. Chattanooga, Tenn., March 21. The Tennessee river is five feet above the danger lino at this point, and is rising rapidly. The official prediction is that It will reach 47.5 feet, a stage at' which it will do much damage. Fanners along tho river ara suffering. Dlg-- st Your Food. Ninety per cent, ot all sickness Is caused bv food not beiog properly digested, it creates coitons and goes into your blood and tben you ara liable to almost any disease the human system it heir to. Use Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder and watch the results. You wltl feel the good Give it a effects after taking one doss. trial and be convinced. Price 25c. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Dr. Olio's Sprnco Gam Balsam Cures Your cough. Just the medicine for children. al who had all the Christian graces save one, and that one was the grace of liberality. He would do anything in the world for the cause of religion but give up his money. At the close of the financial year of 1869 the church found itself 400 in debt. A church meeting was called, and it was voted to circulate a subscription paper on the spot, and endeavor to thus raise the sum needed. This was done, and the old gentleman did not put his name on the paper. Tho result was rather disheartening, J200 only having been pledged. Silence reigned for a moment, when one of the most generous men in the church moved that "we double our Instantly the old subscriptions." gentleman was on his feet, and cried, "I with extraordinary-ferv- or second the motion. :nk, He evidently felt that "hc''was thus doing his part in" hastening most desirable result. A t ri --N "Diamond" Cut. or-er- Another crackerjack record has been made by one of the expert machine miners at Mortons Gap. Superintendent F. B. Harria reports that: "Win. Stull cut today 6 rooms, time 9 hours and 15 Mr. Blanks, foreman minutes." ol the Diamond mines says he would like the editor to send a marked copy ot this issue of The Bee to Foreman Day, of Earling-to- n No. 9 mine. And it shall be done. Mr. L. W. Rice has been too ill to work for several weeks and has planned a short vacation, during which he and Mrs. Rice will visit in Muhlenberg county. Subscribe for P2UiiV rWPf CUBAN Rlicu-raatlt- m i Dr.Bulls COUCH SYRUP Cures Hoarseness and Sore Throat. It Is tho beet remedy for stubborn colds. Small dosee. Pries ft cents at drugW. 66 2 WIIEAT No. 2 Spring 63 No. Rod CORN No. 2 Mixed ..No. 2... OATS POniC Mess (new)......... 8 75 KANSAS CITT. , Steers.... 4 20 $ CATTLE-Iatl- ve 3 4j Orades.. HOCIS-- All 73 2 Red (new). WHEAT-N- o. 2 White DATB-N- o. t CORN Nq. 2,, - a tM.ti &i Subscribe for Thb Bkk. The Bee, w t 'V a - ' '. 0 . WtSi. wW TK.f-it SWT' SPjK'vr PAUL M. MOORB, Editor and ivooo Mnger. Incorporated. t Deinocratfy'5 Pressing: Need. From Ihe Americin Economist. BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. Entered the Pcitoffice tan matter. Ettllunton at Second SUBSCRIPTION KATES. OnaYear.ttrlctlrlnadtance ' " Six Montht, " ThreeMontru, " SlncleCoplea Specimen cople mailed free on application. wanted in all parta of tba Correspondent! ountT. Addretiut for particular i. ;, ' THURSDAY, MARCH 23, 1899. Prof. J. J. Glenn, of Madison-ville- , has bought the Guthrie rier and will take charge early in April. We welcome Editor Glenn hack into the Kentucky newspaper field with hopes of best success He will call his paper Geen't Graphic. Cou- The Kentucky Commercial con- vention will be held in Louisville May 30 and 31. A profitable and successful convention was held last year and it is hoped more important results will follow this year's meeting. Every town and county should be represented. To properly realize thu unusual significance of the subjoined quo tation from the New York "Evening Post" and the comment following from the Washington "Post," several facts should be kept in mind, 'as follows: The Washington "Post" is the great morning paper of the Capital City. It is read daily by every member of Congress, probably It is without a single exception. and close touch with in complete every department of the Government throughout all administrations. It is absolutely independent in the broadest sense of' the term. Its owner and editor is the He was Hon. Beriah Wilkins. one of the most prominent Demo crats in Ohio and the nation for several years, and is still a Democrat. He was the chairman of the Committee on Banking and Currency in the House of Representatives of the Forty ninth and FifMr. Wilkins tieth Congresses. was the author of the editorial comment which follows,and which was published in the Washington "Post" on Wednesday, February 22 a most appropriate date for so thoroughly a patriotic utterance: A "Oat of i Sight Oat of Mind. In other months we forget the harsh winds of Spring. 'But they have their use, as some say, to blow out the bad air accumulated after Winter storms and Spring There is far more thaws. important accumulation ' of badness in the veins and 'arteries of humanity, which needs Hood's Sarsaparilta. This great Spring Medicine clarifies the blood as nothing else can. It cures scrofula, kidney diseusei liver troubles, rheumatism and kindred nllnients.'Thua It gives perfect health, (strength and appetite for months to come. Kldnoys "My kidneys troubled me, and on udvlco took Hood's Sarsaparllla wliluli gave prompt relief, bttfer appetite. My sleep Is refreshing. It cured my wife also." Michael Hovlk, 3t73 Denny Street, Pittsburg, l'n. Dyspepsia "Complicated with liver and kidney trouble. I suffered for years with dyspepsia, with severe pains. Hood's Harsaparilla made me strong and hearty." J, II. Kmebtos, Main Street, Auburn, Mo. Hip Disease-- " Five runnlnc sores on my flip caused me to use crutches. Was Hood's confined to bed every winter. saved my life, as It cured me strong and well." Asm Am Robert, 19 Fourth St., Fall Ulvcr, Mass. JlOodS SaUabmiftt miilmiwi ' llixxlVi Plll WORD OP EXPLANATION. The Bee acknowledges the receipt of a copy of Havana's lead ing newspaper La Lucha, sent by Lieut. Paul P. Price, of the Third Next summer .when Kentucky. the days are long and business light the editor will hunt up a Spanish dictionary and take this newspaper to the park. Lieut. Gov. Worthington is not granting many pardons these days authortty in of his temporary Frankfort. The heart of Gov Worthington shows signs of having undergone a change since the days when he was first accused of too great leniency. He seems to be "onto the curves" of pardon peti tioners. There was a quiet, informal eel ebration of the second anniversary of the inauguration of President McKinley which the country has thus far overlooked. It took the form of an industrial boom under which on the 4th of March more than sixteen thousand workmen employed in iron, steel and cotton mills received notice of a voluntary increase in their wages. The affair was a Spontaneous and cheerful recognition of the thoroughness with which the pledges made by the advance agent of prosperity has been fulfilled. New York Mail and Express. "We have quit discussing the tariff;" said President McKinlry at Boston. The necessity has passed. The results of protection leave no room for further discus sion. In the words of a promi recently ut nent manufacturer, tered, "The United States is no longer the world's market the whole world is now our salesroom." Our labor is employed at better wages than are paid elsewhere on the globe, and is now given constant employment at increasing wages. All this makes the best home market for products of the farm. Notwithstanding the fact that our labor is better paid than in any country, our home industries have been so developed and cost of production so cheapened, that our manufacturers are able to and do now undersell the world. President McKinley'j address to llio Commercial Club in Boston contained a frank announcement that the Protectionist "racket" is played out. "We have quit discussing the Tariff, ' said Mr. McKinley, "and have turned our attention to getting trade wherever it can be found." New York Evening Pott. Why have we "quit discussing the Tariff?" Simply because the "Protectionist racket" the priciple or policy of Protectionhas vanquished Its opponents. There e is not a patch or sbred of the old theory, to the advocacy of which the Evening Post gave the best years and ablest efforts of its life, that has not been destroyed by the irreslstable force of events. In the last Presidential campaign the Democrats were careful to avoid atWhen the Fifty-fift- h tacks on Protection. Congress passed Ihe Dingley Tariff act a goodly number of Democrats voted for it, and oposition to it was merely pere organs and a functory. The few of their disciples in Congtess entured the prediction the solemn warningThat the Dingley act would prove fatal to our export tradejn manufactures, which had the attained some prominence under law, in spite. f the "perfidy and dishonor" of that measure. But when that export trade showed an unexampled growth under the conditidns which said would kilt it off, the the desciplcs of Cobden and mouthers of Mill were about ready to give up in despair. One may look through all the political contentions that civilized nations have witnessed since the advent of parlies and campaigns without finding any record of a defeat so crushing as the American have suffered, a victory so complete and beneficent at the Protectionists have won. There will never be another Tariff campaign in the United States. No other President will follow the example of Cleveland in getting Free Trade injected into his understanding and entering upon such a fight as he opened in 18S7 and ended when statesmen of bis own parly compelled him to desist. Protection has built up our industries one after another, nntit we are rapidly taking that position in the markets of Ibe world that our chief competitor formerly held. And the "rackei" is poiiibly not "played out" yet It may be needed to create other new industries, to win other victories like those of silk and tin plate. Washington "Post." Free-TradFree-TradWilson-Gorman Free-Trade- rs 'uly rnre liver lilt, tlie lion Irrltttlng nd cniliaitlc mtakooltli lluixi'i .s.iriprilU. mous American affectionately by his first name." To avoid further 'errors of similar kind The Bee contemplates sending its Cuban correspondent a marked copy of tho scriptures and furnishing the proofreader with, a like volume. A Question of Time. From Ihe Bowling Green Times. A warrant charging Jim Johnson with stealing coal was up for trial in Police Court. The Judge asked Jim whether he was guilty or not guilty of the chdrge. "Judge, I would like to know when that coal was stolcd before I answers that question," he said. In explanation he stated that "endurin' " that cold spell he "lakened" a sack of coal, but had stolen none since. The case was continued. of tho mines last week. He is a good miner, when able for duty Soliciting Agent John Hogan, of the Hecla Coal Company, is again out on the road, looking after men who can be induced to buy coal. Even the few days warm weather of last week bad the effect of decreasing orders for coal. An agreement between tho miners- and operators of Illinois was last week entered into, acd peace may be secured for the coming summer. ' A vein of coal has been discovered at Preston, Ky., and a company will soon be formed lo develop it. Foreman Toombs and crew have been hard at work the past week or two making more boiler room for the St. Uernard Coal Company. Several Louisville capitalists have lately formed a company to develop coal mines in Middle Tenn. In compliance, no doubt, with Ihe wishes of Governor Tanner of Illinois, who is opposed to labor importation from one Slate to another, it is believed the legislature of that State Will pass the bill referred to below: "Springfield, III,, March 14. The House passed today tho Drew Dill, designed to prevent the importation of large bodies of laborers from other States, such as was witnessed last year, when negro miners from Alabama were brought to Virden and Pana, precipitating a deadly battle at the former place, Only four negative votes were cast. "The bill punishes deception, false advertising, false pretenses and unlawful force in procuring workingmen'in other States, or Inducing them to change places of employment in this Stale. It prohibits arraed'guards protecting imported working-me- n from coming into this State without the written consent of the Governor. "The House passed Mr. Brown's bill to protect the lives and limbs of miners from the dangers resulting from Incompetent miners working in the mines in this Stale and to provide for the examination of persons seeking employment as miners in the State and to prevent the employment of persons in coal mines. The bill creates a miners' examining board Ip each district, and requires coal miners to be examined and procure a certificate of competency," - LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. To those living: JViV.Ni -- Supervisor Sullivan and men ra hustltrs when they go lo a wreck, as was shown by their quick work last Sunday. Master of Trains, Devney, on account of exposure, has besn confined to his room by sickness several days of late. The smashing up of several cars was the result of a iraln breaking into two parts as il come over Henderson bridge last Friday. The N. C. & St. L. Railroad Company has lately made an order for seven locomotives from the Baldwin Locomotive Works at Philadelphia. An order for twenty locomotives was recently given the Brooks Locomotive Co., at Oemkirk. N. Y., by the Illinois Central Railroad Company. Dispatcher Nick Walker has been on the sick list for the past week, and Dispatcher Neal has been taking care of the second trick on the Henderson division. Superintendent Martin, Assistant Super-indeMann and Chief Dispatcher Sheridan were at the wreck Sunday, doing all In tbeir power to facilitate the clearing of the track. The Louisville ft Nashville Railroad is shipping large quantities of cattle from Nashville lo Havana, Cuba. Agent D. M. Wooldridge, at Madisonville, has rented and will occupy the residence property recently vacated by Mr. W. L. Gordon, on Seminary street, one square west of tbe depot. in malarial districts Tutt's Pills are indispensible, they keep the system in perfect order and are for sick headache, indigestion, malaria, torpid liver, constipation and all bilious diseases. WSHFSH? W'SHras1 iR? Full 4V &4V -- fi ySJ" y& & "&" -- "lSsfr Tiit7 wCl pjv m-fHr-WVF Shelves, New Goods. iMl ira an absolute cnie Great Variety. Tutt's Liver Pills A commission, sent out by the John Hopkins University is on its BEST VALUES Our Spring Goods are being received daily and opened for public inspection of our friends and patrons. Our new purchases include a large variety of Dress Goods, Wash Goods. 3E?tf" &---' V 4 way to the Philippines to study the diseases of those island and to forestall their introduction into this country. Dr. Otto's Spruce Uum Balsam. A physician can prescribe Dr. Olto's Spruce Gum Balsam. Tbe Formula is on ihe package. Cures your cough in day. Very pleasant to take. Children cry for it. Large size bottles, price 33c ana 30c, For Sale by St, Bernard Drug Store For a beautiful complexion useDr, Carl- stedt's German Liver Powder. ; In Cumberland county, New jersey, the farmers are catching crows, and selling them to trap shooters. Tb Baf U, King ol all Ulrds, Is noted for Its keen sight, clear and dis- Beautiful Line of Silk Waist Patterns. Choice Embroideries, Lin-ing- s, dracious 11 r. Bryan. From Louiswlle Evening Post. Col. Bryan states that gold standard Democrats must publicly Free-Trade- rs announce their conversion to the principles set forth in the Chicago platform before he will dine with them. But, no doubt, he will kindly allow them to vote for him in 1900, if they arc so inclined, "without any public confession of faith as to the infallibility of the 1S96 Chicago commandments. POLITICAL POINTS. This is the view of a practical, progressive, up to date Democrat. But it is to be" feared that there are not enough of his sort to control party counsels and avert the folly of attempting to win in 1900 e and Free-Silvon a platform: What the Democratic party needs is more men of the Wilkens stamp. Free-Trader The conditions of the country's finances, the rate of wages, the amount of money in circulation per head of population, the state of trade and the demand for American manufactures continue to improve daily and the future outlook is most promising. Still there are demogogues without a battlccry but the echo of an old bray who feed, in silence mostly, on remnant bits of "embalmed" who will presently trot out their voice and their official appetite and swear by the moon that protection is a failure and the existing gold standard. worse than politics or war. Possibly, as the money in circulation has so greatly increased since Bryan and free silver were defeated, these may conclude that it was not more monoy but less money .they wanted. What it Means. There's no mistaking the mean- ing of all these announcements of advances in the wages of the miners the factory operatives. It means that prosperity is really here (with ) both feet. Boston Herald, (Free-Trde.- 'Willie Phillips is expected home from Bowling Green Saturday and will remain here through the spring and part of the summer. Will has made very favorable progress in his stenography, typewriting and school, work and has before him promising Consolation. Since The Bee proof reader let slip a sentence in a recent communication that did not prove a too great familiarly with the ten commandments, there has been some fun abroad in the land. Lawyer Johnson and Joe Mothershead are the only readers yet heard from who were Bible scholars enough to discover the error at a glance and the explanation made by the former is perhaps the most plaus-ablAs a palliation to the offense of the proof reader some in- inquiry has been instituted to dis cover the average ability of grown ups to give in their proper order the ten commandments off hand. Chief Dispatcher Col. Sheridan says he tested twenty-fivmen (and it was not, a crowd of railroaders either), on one occasion, and not one of them could recite the commandments. Among these were some church deacons. A preacher friend says that not one man in a thousand can do it. Among the amusing tilings that have occurred through the oversight of proofreaders is one in the last issue of Litera ture, published by Harper & Bros., and conducted by Mr. John Ken- drick Bangs. In this instance Mr. William Dean Howells was made to say that "Washington went and lived in England and on the Contihalf hisJjfe." In nent explanation Mr. Bangs says: "Mr. Howells of course alluded to Washington Irving, but the familiar typist, who may have known the author of Knickerbocker intimately in youth, chose to drop the Irving and to allude to the fa- e. Andrew J. Scott, of Frankfort, a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Attorney General, visited Earlington and Madisonville this week in the interest of his candidac'. Mr. Scott is said to be a party man from the 'ground up, but is suspected of Goehel leanings by some Hopkins County Democrats who do not lean that way. Tho rumor is renewed that Mr. J. M. Nisbet will probably announce as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for the Legislature from Hopkins County. A call has beer, issued for a meeting of the Jlopkins County Democratic committee, to be held at the court house Monday April 3. A Cuban correspondent writes home that Lieut. Col. Jouctt Henry, of flopkinsville, will probably become a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Lieutenant Governor upon his return to Kentucky. Miss Mamie Sasseen, of Hen derson, is among the candidates for the Democratic nomination for r This clipping from the Nashville American shows what steps are being taken to abate the smoke nuisance: "The city will soon be treated to an exhibition of a new discovery, known as the Wilson process designed for the burning of soft coal in ordinary boiler furnaces, without producing smoke. This invention has been accomplished by John M, Wilson, of New York, who is no in the city. Mr. Wilson says the process is purely a chemical problem and that the union of certain elements Is all that is necessary to accomplish it perfectly. If Mr Wilson's invention does all that is claimed for it, and there seems no doubt about it, will be recognized as the greatest boon the nineteenth century civilization has received. "By this method air in conducted to any type of boiler furnaces through pipes leading from a fan. This air is heated in transit and at the other point of the entry which is above the coal bed is combined with a chemical compound solution called The union of the oxygen of Ibe air, the carbon released by Ihe coal, accelerated by the pyroblast, causes the furnace's in slant ignition and the sweeping of the coal bed by an Incandescent sheet of flame, which takes up the coal distilants as fast as decomposed and converts tbem into carbonic acid gas, which, assisted by hydrogen, yields the highest degree of beat possible from the coal. "As the combustion is completed entirely wilbin the furnace, no smoke or soot isAll kinds of coal sues from the chimney are susceptible to this treatment and no other machinery or changing of furnaces In ordinary practice smoke are necessary. is produced by the suffocation of combustion and to the chilling of furnace gasses by prolonged opening of furnace doors for coal shoveling. The Wilson process maintains the temperature of furnaces by tba combustible blast, which causes a circular movement of the gases Instead of in straight lines. "Ths processs is claimed lo be a success, and if this is so, it will bs of inestimable value to cities which are troubled by the smoke nuisance." pyro-blast. State Superintendent of Public struction. In- The Earlington closes in May. Public School DOWN IN THE MINES. Tho export of coil from Baltimore to Mexico and the West Indies continues 0 heavy. Since January r, 1899, about tons have been shipped to those points The natives of the Philippine Islands must indeed be an indolent set There, it is said, veins of good .coal from ten to thirty feet in thickness exist. Still thousands of tons of coal are being sent there. American enterprise, pluck and energy is needed lo develop tho Islands Last week tho former stock of surplus coke entirely disappeared from Ibe Earl ington coke yard, and for the first time In years no stock coke can be seen there. Foreman Robinson, of the Empire Company is still unable to resume duty on account of sickness. Few men can boast of more continuous labor than he, and a few weeks' rest will benefit him. We venture the assertion that a visit to those mining communities where they have been successful in having tho eight hour law adopted will fail to reveal tho same thrift and enterprise as found among those who favor doing a fair day's work for fair wages. Foreman Joe Summers, of the St. Uernard Coke Works, will move into his new residence on Railroad street this week. A sprained back kept Jack Dockery out 70,-00- e well-nig- h will Bell's give such strength to tbe cold will not The Missouri legislature has of lato been cough or acents at all good Twenty-fivwrestling witb Ibe question of reducing the passenger fare to two cents per mile, but David Kirby's big stock barn at tbe large petition of railroad employes who Smith's Grove burned Sunday could see In it a final reduction of wages, night and ninety-thre- e head of lo meet tbe loss caused by said reduction. fattening stears were consumed. prevailed and the bill failed to pass. , We A. It. De Fluent, editor ot Ihe Journal, here give Ibe readers a portion of a spetch Doylestown. Ohio, snfferered for a nummade on tbe question, as it appeared In ber of years from rheumatism In his right tbe Globe Democrat: shoulder and side. He says: "My right " 'Cyclone' (ones, of Howell, made the arm at times was entirely useless. I tried speech of the day, aodcaptnred the House. Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and was surprised to receive relief almost immediately He recalled tbe good old days fa 'Ihe blue The Pain Balm has been constant com jeans country,' when there were no rait panion of mine ever since and it never roads, and the women went barefooted fails'" For saUby St. Bernard Drug most of the time to save Ibe only pair of Store, Earlingtoq, B. T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; GeorgeJving. St. Obarles. of shoes they had, In those days farm land sold for $1 an acre, and tbe farmer The Methodists of Elizabeth- thanked Providence if be was so fortunate town are rapidly getting their as to own a mule and a cow. He would plans made for the erection of a bitcb tbem up and go slxtr miles for a handsome, modern church buildbarrel of sail, taking bis entire family and ing. camping on tbe road. A Frightful Blunder "We had bog and hominy then, witb an Will oflen cause a horrible Burn, Scald, occasional fat 'possum, and we were glad Bucklen's Arnica Salve, to get it But how is it now, witb Ibe rail Cat or Bruise. tbe best in the world, will kill tbe pain and roads built? Wby, our farms are worth promptly heal it. Cnres old sores, fever from $to to $100 per acre, our women have boils, felons, corns, skin &9Z& &3939S99, V. two pair of shoes apiece, a bonnet witb a sores, ulcers,Best pile cure on earth.all Only rnptions. Sold feather, and we dress 'em in purple and 23 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. m by St. Bernard Drugstore. fine linen every day of the week. Yes, we dot Now, if you fellers don'l want to use are of the, Some naturalists tbe railroad, just bitch upyour mule and opinion that the whale was once a tbe old cow and go any way you want to. land animal, and that it was forced But let Ibe railroads alone until you can to take to water 'as a means of 8 do what's right. And don't talk to me protection. $ about tbe lobby. Istandonmyown ground and cover every inch I stand on, and I m That Throbbing Headache never saw tbe day I was afraid to do what Would quickly leave you, if you used en I thought was right, regardless of anybody." Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands ot is sufferers have proved their matchless Tbe development of the State depends merit for sick and nervous headaches. 1 Thin, pale, anaerrtic .girls on our railroad lines. Yet not since the They make pure blood and strong nerves 2 need a fatty food to enrich war has any period of six years been ao and build up your health. Easy to lake. Money back cents. Try tbem. Only jj their blood, give color to barren in railroad building as from 1893 to if not cured. Sold23by St, Bernard Drug 1899. Store. their cheeks and restore their Mr. Goebel believes that he and Mr. The luxury of doing good surpermitted lo run tbe railshould be health and strength. It is roads without consulting witb Ibe men wbo passes every other personal enjoym safe to say that they nearly put up tbe money to build and operate ment. Gay. ffl ail reject fat with their food. tbem. Constipation of tho Uowtli may te eailly cured England operates her railroads severely by a fw doses of Dr. M, A. Simmons Liver and Europe operates by government rules Medicine. many of her lines; but wages In America Spain has greater mineral reon ibe railroads are nearly twice as high as in England, and more than twice Ibe wages sources than any other country in Europe, including iron, copper, paid on Ihe railroads of Europe, COD In Ibe last bulletin of Ibe United States silver, zinc, antimony, quidksilver, WHHYPOPHOSPMESorLIME.S0DA Department ot Labor, Professor Weyl, of lead and gypsumm tbe Pennsylvania University, shows that in Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar is exactly what they require? England tbe average annual compensation cures Decause 11 was made 10 cure. 11 ot railroad employes is $191.37, against soothes and relieves the irritated condition j it not only gives them the im- As a matter ot of throat and lungs. A trial will prove it. $345 in tbe United States. oil) $ fact, however, more than 86 per cenf. of For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore. $ portant element (cod-live- r tbe 2 00, 000 railway employes in Great m in a palatable and easily di-- 1 In many European galleries the receive only between pictures are dusted by means of form, but also the hypo- - j Britain and Ireland Rested $6.08 and $7.30 a week, while only ai per air syringes. $ phosphites which are so valua- - $ cent, of our railway employes receive as yVcaJc Bye are Made Strong;, m ble in nervous disorders that $ little as $7 a week. In the United Slates the lowest wages dim vision made clear, styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes 'of any kind j usually accompany anaimia. paid to any railway employe is J a week speedily and effectually cured by tho' use to such unskllfod labor as trackmen, who of Sutherland's Esgle Eye Salve. It's put $ SCOTT'S EAULSION average about $1.17 a working day, while np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all food that is more easily m fatty the lowest rate paid in Ibe United Kingdom good druggists. j digested than any other form for a week's labor is $3,43. The gsp of forly mites in Ihe Louisville s of rail- and Nashville company's A certain amount of $ In France more tban line between , of fat. way employes receive less than f a day, course a flesh is necessary for health. wbilo Belgian railways pay tbeir best grade Pineapple and Keptoo, Ala., is in Louisotcondstruction and will Rive ibe railway clerks an average ot $20.79 per ville and Nashville a direct line from You can get it in this way. month and employ .women as gate keepers Selma lo Pensacola. Surveys are reported r! at 14 cents a day. On Ibe Prussian State in progress for an extension north of railways tbe average yearly wages ot shop Sslraa. employes and trackmen were $236 and $i8a TEA cures ila. ConstiD&tion and InJI. 2 respectively, as compared" witb $345 for all m 50c nj Siioo, all drugjl'.tj. fl St OTT A DOWNE, Chtmku. Mew YmV. KgulaU tho Liver. Price, 25 eta. classes in the United States. Louisville ee Post.. Sold by St, Bernard Drug Store. 'a e Hopkiosville, Ky., March ao. fao.ooo damage suit of Carey Wallace's administrator against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company was thrown on a demurer. out of court Mrs. Cook, tbe only lady operator on Ibe Henderson division, after having suffered a suspension for making a mistake in connection with a train order, has been re instated, and is again at work as night op erator at Crofton. Gus McVay. who is looking after important business for Superintendent of Building Hlndman, who Is sick, was here last week making plans in connection with tbe tearing down and upbuilding of round house and other building here Tbe Chicago and Alton requites forty new freight and passenger locomotives to replace some of tbe worn-ou- t equipment. It Is said that the new company will ask for bids for thirty more, In order to place the road tn good shape with mo tive power. Without any accountable reason it does seem that streaks of bad luck do sometimes follow railroading, as has been observed of late on tbe Henderson division. For tbe last few weeks an unusual number of wrecks have, occurred on tbe Henderson division and the most serious effect has been Ibe iojury done engines. A number of them had to be sent to tbe shop and thousands of dollars and much lime will be required lo agaiu gel tbem ready for duly. Last Sunday morning tbe breaking of an eccentrick on an engine caused the engineer to stop bis train In a bad place on a curve and down grade, and the result was that afler an hour's work trying lo patch up engine so as to be able to proceed to next station, another engine and train dashed into his train and as a consequence another engine was badly used up, while tbe loss of freight was small. y first-class tinct vision. So are those persons who use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak The eyes, styes, sore eyes of any klod or granu lated lids. Sold by all dealers at 23 cents. '$ M 4 . in 1898 than it produced of both gold and silver in 1888. The world produced more gold ' Hosiery Ribbons and everything needed to complete a. woman's apparel in choice style. To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money it il fills to cure, 23c. Tbe genuine has L. B. Q. 00 each tablet. The new Christian Chutch at Princeton is to be dedicated on Easter Sunday. To restore tbe CUir Sain, tb Bright Ejt, tht Altrt Gall and Sound Health, Dtt Dr M A. Simmons Noxall" Stiiarte Wcare headquarters for the "NoxaU" Shirts, of which we have a very attractive assortment. - V Ltr Udlcln. Electric lights and a standpipe for the water works are being con sidered by the Elizabethtown au- thories. Backache is tbe first indication of kidney Urinary disorders, Diabetes, and trouble. even Bright's Disease follow unless checked Nothing better to make perfect promptly. kldneya tban Dr. Sawyer's Ukatlne. Sold at St. Bernard Drugstore. IT IS CARPET TIME, Too, and we have a line of Carpets here and on the road from which everybody can be suited.. Russellville is stirred up over the question of electric lights and may try the plan of municipal ownership. Fluihtd Cbttki.TbTolslof Templn, Huni, Latiltudt, Loit Appetite, Sallow Compltiioo, PlmpUt, Blotehtt, are warnings. Takt Or II. A. Simmons I.lrer Madielnc. QUR NELSON SHOES WILL BE IN WITHIN DAYS. A & 4U P FEW an? Warren County now has free turnpikes. The deeds have been recorded and the property paid for by the county. Lung Irritation a The place to dressed, with stuff of sterling quality at fair prices, is our store. eret well p 3fe ii. tbe forerunner to consumption. Dr cure it. and lungs that a settle there. druggists St. Bernard Gen'I Store 'skfeSi&j&U'iii' tr& tto. iii a i $& JJJJL JJL $JZ-- Jii. 'tfi ii lltlllinill J. W. TWYMAN, DEALER IN x,. Stoves and Grates, CASTINGS AND TINWARE, Contractor of all kinds Tin, dalvanlzed Iron a'nd Copper Work. Z ROOFING AND CUTTEHING A SPECtUTYJ ASD SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. ! t .ii, tniiiuil a9e3 ad9S ,.. , .oi. .111... .11, -- in -- .. --- - lulu., n, YOUR ORDERS Its Easv UI.n 1,110 tha SOLICITED. nu uma im bins umj I 4 DflJHUttSrj Du.t-.- n To Take Ask your neighbors. They all say that we haul better loads, furnish best teams, and always at the right price. open aii Nigin. Barnett & Arnold. 'L I jtfiiumjfcli 1,5 , ''. I teljffil difAiiA it ,P.au. t .umflfr x3 , ..v&n.A flu. A A,.., Ammm 'Contactor and Builder iaB 555 9C5nPMEWEBIM IS YVARB aXPBRIaNOB. u iinPnon mi muuuuu, fa h LIVER OIL - EARLIJUtfTOW, KY, trmsiEE3!Waafefefl . m i. - - - . t mm All Classes of Buildings Erected and mad o complete ready for occupancy, la- eluding the. furnlsblo of all materials. rS.niechanical and common labor. A PLANS, DETAILS. 8PEOI- S3 mriTinUiin.n..n nTiMmArunn,,, twd J TIOE. .. Price reasonable and satisfaction enaran- Estimate cheerfully given on all kinds i.r. o i.i tw-- .i. .AUU gUVUM 1TUIK. UIYD XUH B chance at your work before letting contract. - i!.,tM! "- f MMUMIMfc ,.i W isaf I j OKOKGE four-fifth- ucctuorto ItiscDavli.) LIVERY A, O. TOY, FEED X 1 STABLE. At tbe Old Stand, on Main Street, just west of depol, J day while taking it. ecse sons to gain a pound a ?ec eeee ece We have known per' Ptf!MNtJBIAN get-tio- EARLINGTON, KV. 4 ?? j First-Clas- s hi aniirMnmn .... Equipment and Prompt Service, ,, ,,.1. I j. 1 11H I H II 11 n' i: m ITW4 f " r tion will hold its meeting in the Warren Memorial Church, Louisville, beginning Fri day, May 12. The convention will represent more than 1,500,000 LOCAL NEWS.- members, from eighteen States and Territories. Gen. Maximo Gomez, Will Robinson was in the county tho Cuban hero, is member ol tho seat Monday. Baptist church at Havana, and it , , "t is said ho may be present at this V T. Wlnstead, of Nebo, spent convention. , . Saturday here. forty-fourth flpe Baptist Convention. The Southern Baptist Conven- Ed Phillips was in Mailisbhvilleone day last week, Mr. K. M. Salmon, of Haley, was in the city Tuesday. - r Mrs. W, E.'oycf and daughter visited relatives tn Nebo thiVwcek! Miss Lelia Ddan visited friends in Madisonville a few days last week. 4 1 4 it 1 s ? q&i yK "C " Lunsforo, Ala., April 15, 1898. New Spencer Medicine Co. Dear Sirs: I have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint. I bad no Mr. Latham's Qlftr appetite and my general health was very Mr. John C. Latham, of New bad. I took medicine from four different Mr. E. G. McLeod and daughter doctors and they failed to do me any good. paid Earlington relatives a short York, has presented the Hopkins-vill- a I got no relief until I began to use your Nubian two Public Library with two hun- valuable worth of Tea. I used about more visit last week. dollars it, and it did me dred new volumes of recent publi- good than all the medicine I ever took. I Miss Lulu Hall, of Madisonville, gained thirty-fiv- e pounds in weight cations to enrich the shelves of the havemy and health is very good. I can sleep was the guest of Miss Claude library. Great appreciation is felt soundly and my appetite is excellent. I Grainger, this week. by the Hopkinsville people at this can recommend Planter's Nnbian Tea to d the world as being a to any comGood for the Children. Miss Alma Ilanna, of Madison- munificent gift. Mr. Latham is a munity. Any one who doubts this statement can write Oscar Baker. Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hiuton, Ala., ville, spent Thursday and Friday friend to the people of his old Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. writes us August lath, 1898. "I advise all home and seems always ready to with Miss Mary Egloff. mothers to give their children Planter's Nubian Tea when they aro puny or fret-fuWarren Orccn Dcnd. help further their best interests. keep this tho houie and Mr. J. R. Rash returned Friday Mr. Warren Green, a well whenJ.tbo childrenmedicine in I give them a are ailing from Louisville, State of Ohio, Citv ok Toledo, where he had known and talented Louisville doso and that is tbe last of it." Lucas County, f Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. been to purchase goods. Frank J Chunky makes oath ibat bo is gentleman died Monday morning lbs senior partner of lbs firm of F J in that city of an attack of la News From Cuba. Mesdames E. R. McEucn and Cheney & Co , doing basinets in lbs City Mr. Green was a son of ot Toledo. County and Stale aforesaid, and grippe. corThe following postal-car- d M. Victory and daughter, Miss Ibat said firm will pay the sum ot ONE the late Dr. Norvin Green, for respondence will be of interest to KathenncJ spent Monday in Madi- HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of catarrh that cannot br. cured many years president of the Wes- those of The Bee readers v ho arc sonville. by the use of Hall's Catarrh Curb tern Union Telegraph Company. Spanish students: FRANK I CHENEY. Mrs. W. S. Bramwell and little La Union, Cuba, Marcb, 12, '99, During Mr. Cleveland's Sworn to beforo me and subscribed in Senor White: daughter, spent a few days this my presence, this 61b Day of December, Mr. Green was apA. 1). 18S6. Porqucno responde vd? Mo dya vd .week with Mr. and Mrs. O. J. pointed Consul General to Japan, A. W GLEASON. Sorprcndido, , Farnsworth. which position he resigned after a Jue quierr vd me que waer vd? Notary Public. Jue residence at Yokohamo. nolicias hay? Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally years Lawrence Kilroyhas bought of and acts directly on Ilia blood and mucous Mr. Como cstais tcdas cucas? Green was n talented writer of JohnBrinkley the vacant lot ad- surfaces free the system. Send for testi- and a critic of Adios, monials, literature and art. joining the property of the former ' F. J. CHhNEV & CO , Toledo O Paul P. Prick Sold by Druggists. 75c. It is very hard to stand idly by and seo 2nd Lieut. 3d Ky. U U. JV.. on McEueri avenue. Hall's Family Fills arn lha best our dear ones suffer while awaiting the arCamp Q. M. rival of the doctor An Albany (N. Y.) . Mrs. Fannie Baker returned yesEarlington, Ky,, March 19 1899. dairyman called at a drugstore there ' for a s Revenue Changes. doctor to come and see His child, then very Jucndo Paul: terday to her home in Paducah, Mr. W. H. Ovcrby, of Hender- sick wih croup. Not finding tho doctor after a visit of several days to rela- son, has been appointed division in, helcft word for him to coma nt once En milcsimo per don por descuido. Mi on his return. He also bought a bottle of amor por u irse no. Volver retroceder tives and friends here. deputy of internal revenue of the Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which he No nolicias. Despedida, hoped would give Howard White, Jr. Henderson division to succeed doctor should arrive. some relief until the Fire destroyed the home of Mr. In a few hours bo It has not been stated how Mr. W. S. Feland who will be as- returned saying the doctor need not come, S. Putman, a farmer of the White as the child was much better. The drug- much time or other valuable conWin-stea- d Plains neighborhood on last Friday signed as storekeeper to the gist, Mr Olio Scholr. says the family has distillery at Henderson. since recommended Chamberlain's Cough sideration was expended on the night. There was no insurance. Mr. E. L. Hendricks is transferred Remedy to their neighbors and friends un- above compositions. til ho has a constant demand for it from Mr. J no. B. Atkinson and family from service at Paducah to a clerk that part of the country. For sain by St.l f hero is no medicine that has vet been T. to be that and'Mr. Paul M;Moore and family ship in the collector's office, sue- - uernard Drug Store, Earlington; B. St, discovered with has virtues deservingCherry Robinson, Mortons Gap; Grorgo King, compared Dr Sawyer's Wild Charles returned Saturday night from a ceeding W. J. Chipman. and Tar. for bad cases of Chronic Bronchitis, Consumption or any cough or cold. thrccjday's visitin Louisville. . For tale by St. Bernard Drugstore. flumps. Best way to Invest Cents. . Mesdames T. R. Browning and W. Day were in Madisonville, Monday. New School House. Bids arc asked by the school board of District No. 74 on a school house to be let for that district. The notice is signed by J. M. South, chairman, J. R. Laffoon and J. B. Thomasson. Tho plans and specifications may be seen at Mr. South's home. The Board will meet on the ground Wednesday, April a6th, on which day the contract will be awarded to the ipwcstanu lbest bidder. Red Hill Jottings. Resolutions of Respect. Mr. N. N Hamby and family of the At a regular meeting of Hopkins Nortonville Will bo Home About the fliddlo Lodge No. 61, A. 9. U. W., held last Sunday. vicinity, visited near Red Hill in Earlington, Ky., March 16, of April. Misses Hillie and Loe Mclntosb, two 1899, the following resolutions popular young ladies of Mannington, visWashington, March '2o.The S were read and adopted. . Third Kentucky will be one of the Whereas, it has pleased Almighty God ited frlendt near here Saturday night. Several of our farmers attended court at last regiments of the volunteer Inscrutable wisdom, to remove by army to leave Cuba. This will death from our midst our beloved co- Hopkinsville, last week. Mr. G. E, Hamby, a prominent farmer place it in the United States about worker and brother, J. A. Long, therefore of the Nortonville country, was in this ba' It, tho middle of April. ,,The men Resolved, That we bow In humble sub- section this week on important business. of all regiments returning from The Red Hill base ball team will meet mission to this affecting of Him, whodoeth Cuba, with their baggage and all things well, recognizing the fact that on tneir old ground on April 2d to con equipments, will undergo strict in- we too, will soon die and pass into that sider business for the coming season. They spection and fumigation before unseen country, whither our brother bas are going to have some new men this year, and intend to have a team that .t landing. The Third KentucKy will preceeded'ns. Resolned, That in the death ot brother wjll play winning ball. be brought to Savannah on the Long, this lodge bas lost a zealous, effi Mr. T. Hamby and wifo spent last week Logan and the Fourth Tennessee, cient officer, the craft in general an exem visiting relatives at Nebo. on the Havana. It is stated at the plary member; his family sustains the loss C. M. Grace mado a business trip to THIRD KENTUCKY 1 Medkisora of Ohio Pe-ru-n- a. City Taxes. City Marshal Barnett was equipped with tho tax list for 1899 last ., a s Quartermaster's department that orders have been received changing the present arrangement of mustering out the Third Kentucky at Savannah. no jf y r" Wonderful Discovery. of a kind husband and father, the commu nity that of a useful, quiet citizen. Resolved, That we tender our heartfelt sympathy to the stricken family In this sad bour of affliction and bereavement and exhort them to look for solace to Him who bas promised to care for tho widow and the fatherless. Resolved, That the lodge room be draped in mourning and the brethren wear the usual badge of sorrow for the next thirty days. Resolved, That a copy of these resolutions be entered upon the minutes ot the lodge, a copy sent the family of our deceased brother, and a copy furnished the Earlington Bee for publication. N. W. Huff, Com, R. H. Harrison. ) W. A. Toombs, 1 God-sen- L j. iLf Has Been Greatly Benefited by week and began his work of collection on Railroad payday. It is expected that this year's taxes will Congrentmna D. Mrrldimi of Olilo, TTtltea be promptly paid. tbo following letter to Dr, llnrtman. Times are good and so arc the earnings ot Dr. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, 0. Deah Sin: I havo used several bot- Earlington taxpayers. The city tles of nnd feel greatly bene- law, too, requires all tax paid prior fited thoreby. 1 have been a filleted to July 1st. On that date the law requires that a penalty be added to the regular tax for nonpayment. The rates of taxation and the poll An Excellent Combination. Tho pleasant method and beneficial tax arc the same that have been in effects of tho well known remedy. effect for several years. Smut- of Flos, manufactured by the CALiFonttiA Fio Sraur Co., illustrate tho valuo of obtaining tho liquid The members of Hopkins Lodge principles of plants known to be No 61, A. 0. U. W. are warmly medicinally lasatfvo and presenting them in tho form most refreshing to tho Greenville last week, praising the liberality and hospi- tasto and acceptable to V- system. It is tho ono perfect J. H. Denton visited bis daughter near tality of the good citizens of Crof- - tive, cleansing tho strengthening laxaHopkinsville. last week. system effectually, ton, who turned out in a body to dispelling colds, headaches and fevers Mr. Ben Nixon and family of near Hopono meet them and placed the town at gently yet promptly nnd enabling perkinsville, aro the guests .of Mr. James to overcomo habitual constipation their disposal when that society manently. Its perfect freedom from Miles, who is very low with consumption, lion, D. Mnnmsox. every objcctionablo quality nnd Leo Price was on the sick list last week. with catnrrh of tho head nnd feel en- attended the burial of brother and its noting on tho kidnoys, Sorry to hear of tbe gas explosion at couraged to bellcvo that continued A.' J. Long at Crofton last week. liver nnd bowels, without weakening or irritating them, malco it tho ideal of will fully eradicate a Nortonville, for it must be that Clinker tiso The unselfish kindness and marked laxative. dlscaso of thirty years' aUinding'. In tho manufacturing and Jonah were both blown to atoms as Yours sincerely, attentions of the citizens to the aro used,process of aro pleasant to figs ris they tho they constitute tbe gaseous element of the D. MEEKISON. brethren will ever be remembered tasto, but tho medicinal qualities of tho town. remedy aro obtained from senna and Tho continued receipt of endorseThe little town of Red Hill is situated ments lllco lhli for Dr. Hartman's by them. They also desire to ac- other aromatic plants, by a method to known to tho CALivonniA Fio Srncr in Christian County about five miles east great catarrh remedy, provo Its valuo knowledge their indebtedness Co. only. to get its beneficial of tbe city of Mannington on tbe mail beyond question. Men of prominence Brothers Teel and Wright for able effects andIn order imitations, plctvso to avoid route running from White Plains to ovory whero aro recognizing" the merit of assistance readily rendered on the remember tho full namo of tho Company printed on tho front of every package andaro willing to give cxprcs-nloWynn's P. O. It is located on a lovely to their judgment becnuso a certain, occasion. knoll which overlooks miles of beautiful CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAK FRANCISCO, CAI country and rich flowing meadows dotted absolute euro for catarrh is a public All animals whose habitat is the Lorjisvru.n, kv. new Tons, w. v. good. All druggists sell with countless herds of short horn cattle, For sale by all Drugglsta, Price 50c. per bottle. Arctic regions turn white in winthoroughbred horses and Berkshire pigs. ter. Price of Postage Stamps. The town at present contains only one W. A. NlSDE'l , President A man inquired at the Fading-togeneral store, a post office and an electric O. W. WADDILL, Cashier' THE BEST OF THEM ALL II blacksmith shop which rivals tbe shops of postoffico this week the price 2Xopkins oountu St. Louis in magnificence of structure and of stamps.' He was tola that thoroughness of equipment, stamps sold at five for a dime, Mr. M. Dukes, our merchant, is a promHe said he ising young business man who was for- but did not invest. LnONTHLYJ'UWAZlNei merly in business at While Plains, but de- had heard they wey were selling cided to cast his lot among tbo good citi- cheaper down at Madisonville and Madisonville, Ky. Contfttno a complete novel In every numzens of Red Hill and accordingly moved he would see there. ber. In addition to a largo quantity or useful bere. He is highly rcccommended and entertaining Gaptal Stock, - - - $50,000. Postmaster Robinson says the andXo eonllnuexf reading matter.. will liked by all who know him. Red Hilt torif, tthlth Are o Run BJeeMonall to matt rtaatr: Transacts a general banking business community is chock full of good farmers man was from the Silent It erTonld be per country, and upon the heels of scription, 3.00 In every bonschold. Sub- and invites tbo accounts ot the citttens ot and a few days spent among them is a deyear. Agents wantccT In overy to hom Hopkins and adjoining counties. light not soon to bo forgotten. this follows the announcement the most liberal Inducement town,bo offered. Has the finest and most secure vault la Trill U No Hoo. that a new schoolhouse is to be 1. B. LIPmcOTT COMPANT," Publishers, that section of Kentucky built in the Silent Run district. PHILADELPHIA. a 'first-clas- s - laxa-tiv- o - sub-stanc- n or a n Pe-ru-- n .LIPPINCOTT'S Scrofula, salt rheum and nil diseases caused by impure blood are cured by Hood's Sarsaparilla, which is America's Greatest Medicine. Ax Jottings. o BRONCHITIS MfWrWiVWrmW r r3 l Capital Stock Paid In, a Surnlas Fan nvmniMit nb- - IBO.O0O , IN 110,000. 1867. We had another snow Saturday night, and prophets say wc hav'n had twenty-twsnows and will bavo five mora this spring.' Our farmers are getting impatient about tbe inclemency of the weather C. The convened at Rev S. Lilly's last Monday night and a good praycr-mcctin- & - X timo enjoyed by all in attendance. Tbe will be held at M. L Walker's. Rev, S. C. Lilly and Rev. Davis held services at Pleasant Grovo last Sunday. Our farmers are about done sowing plant land Dr.Eulls Will promptly euro Bronchitis, Bronchitis generally begins with a common cold ; if not cured it becomes clangorous and thousands dio from hronchltls annually. Dr. John "VV. Bull's Cough Syrup, tho best remedy for this dlscaso, cures it in a few days. j (roar g own selection) to every scrlber. Only 50 cents a year. jg : COMMENCED BUSINESS MSCAUS jiitm I JNO. G.MORTON, MAGAZIN : A. EW Patterns. jg n:xt meeting Doses are small aud pleasant to take Doctors recommend It, frlce ij cts. At all dm? cists. ,tCPertct-FltUag-.lape- A LADIES' MAOAZINB. rem t beautiful color td plates : litest m HHi.i.i.Mi.Huu.iuwnnii fancy : hint, ate. Sobij work riouxtold Mod action,Uieii copy.- 3;i or, jcrlb ic for . Lady agents wanted. So4 for Unne. 5; -fi Stylish, Reliable, Simple, Up-to- rS date. Economical and Absolutely 2? r Tbe advantages of a bank account are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking they know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safety if tbo bank is a good one. Tbcro's conveniences tbe money always ready and out ot reach ot your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend . small sums when you have a large' sum in your pocket ibank: e:r. SALMAGUNDI. MSCALLfi Literary Notes. issue of HARPER'S MAGA-IN E appear.--! tbe first installment ot a serial by H. B. Marriot Watson, who made bis reputation as a novelist by the publication of "Galloping Dick." The serial is entitled "The Princess Xenia," and is fully illustrated by T. de Thulstrup. Henry Cabot Lodge, in Part III. of tbe "History of the War," discusses the blockade of Cuba and the pursuit of Cervera. Tho illustrations which accom pany this article are alone worth tbe price of tbe magazine. Other war articles of exceptional interest are "The Trial of tbe Oregon," by L. A. Beards-leU. S. N ; "Tbe Rescue of Admiral Cervera," by Peter Keller, an American Jacky, and "Honor to whom Honor is Due," by R. V. Zogbaum. Among tbe Rates: 75o. and $1.00 por Day. special articles are "Aspects of Rome," by Arthur Symons; "Cromwell and His Court" RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. by Amelia Barr, "The Ape of Death," by DINNER. SPECIAL Andrew Wilson; and "The Equipment of tbo Modern City House," by Russell Stur-gi' SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. No 1 Beef Steik. or Mutton ChopsTobtots, Z Spanish-American Rear-Admir- al e, and jj Mrs. Jofia Mahoney and Misses Mary'Mahoney, Sallie McGrath and Lizzie Sullivan spent Fridaywith friends in Evansvilhv Mr. Mr. and M. Cain spent last week in Louisville buying new spring goods for the St. Bernard General Store at Morton's Gap. They returned Friday. Mr. M. Hanna, proprietor of the Madisonville Machine Works, was here Tuesday negotiating about some work he has in hand for the State. St Bernard Coal Co. "y Mr. J. A. Jonson is home after spending list week at his father's in Greenville, where he went on legal business and remained for a visit to relatives and friends. m Now is tho time to have Earl1st. 1898. New Sunday School. New Spencer Medicine Co. ington mumps. The typo is light I want to tell you what I think ot your Elder I. II. Tccl organized a Nubian Tea. I have used it myself and and many cases are reported but In my family, and It Is all that you claim practically no calls are being made new Sunday School in his Mortons for it It is the best Liver Medicino I ever The neck and Gap congregation on Sunday last tried. It is just the thing to take if you on tho doctors. feel bad and are bilious. face arc usually much swollen, but and the prospect is promising. A. D. Lancaster, A goodly number were in attendlittle fever or suffering attends. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. ance at the Sunday School and A Timely Hint church services notwithstanding You will be able to buy goods cheaper of the Grand Leader, in You should be wise and see that your the inclemency of the weather. blood is rich and pure and your whole Madisonville, than any tradirfg system put In a perfectly beatthy condiMrs. Minnie McAlpln. Mayfiold, Ky., writes: place in Hopkins county, as this tion by the use of Dr. Carlstedt's German Dr. M. A. Slmmoni Liver Medicine In tbe pail saved ut many doctor'a bills. I cured 15 yean is only a branch of sixteen other Liver Powder. Then you will be free. my babybat Colds, and prevented ot believe It a much better and stores that are scattered over this from malaria, typhoid fever, colds and the Pneumonia. Antioc, Miss., July deep-seate- d 35 Jo tho April PatternsW S A1ADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY ; ; E i- - Only for them 10 and Aik 138-14- Patterns.) 15 higher. ctt each-no- na. Sold In nearly averjr city and town, or by mail from THE McCALL CO., 6 Jg Weil 14th St., Nta York, TiwmwfmfmmfWfiWfWfm 5 5 3; 5 g Co oinpoiut& Prescriptions properly it takea time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge ot drugs. It rcqnires.the druggisv to have a larga amount of drugs-fre- sh drugs. He must give the besv possible work, and for compensation ho must be reasonable. WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM-BEWE'RE CAREFUL. ' R ST.JHinESHOTE ST. LOUIS. BUROPEKN PLHN. ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, 1 Rev. bam Jones has recovered from his recent illness and is expected to fulfill his engagement to hold a meeting at Madisonville this spring. The meeting will be held in the Tabernacle. Died. iimotny Kyan died at the home ol his' son Thomas Ryan in this place Saturday morning at 8:30 o'clock of la grippe at the age of 75 years. Mr. Ryan was born in Ireland, but had lived in America for many years. The deceased was a Catholic' and Mass was held in Nashville where the burial took place Monday morning. . c .'. XT grip. Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver is the best medicine money can bu. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. For your Cold try Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam. Price 23c and 50c a bottle. Pow-d- tr stronger medicine than Black Draught THOS. B.YOUNG Manufacturer of High Grad J 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE of Don't fail to attend the opening the Grand Leader in Madisonville Saturday April i. Crowcll-Utterbnck. 25c. Boots and Shoes, Repair Work aSptclallr. jjJTHjJT COPYRIO.MT An immense stock of Clothing, s. f The Spring- - flonths Are David Burr, son of Mayor W. and most likely to find your blood impure lacking in the red corpuscles which morn- enable It to carry nourishment to the F. Burr, left home Tuesday other organs. Therefore you ing for Bellebucklc, Tenn., where nerves and tired and feet weak, listless and are trou will enter school as a prepara- bled with spring humors. Relief is given he Dry Goods and Shoes will be Mr. B. J. Crowell and Mrs. AnWaffles, I'rull The report that Mr. L. W. Rice No.Cakes orTwo Eggs.Coffee or Tea and or Waffles Zi Potatoes, Cakes 2 Ham, opened by the Grand Leader mer- nie Utterback were married Tuesor Tea and ii Charles No. 3 Pork Chops with PotatoesCoffeeCakes or anj chants at Madisonville this week day at the bride's residence, near contemplates moving to bt. Waffles anj is without foundation. His home No. 4 Lake Trout, Butter Sauce.Coffee or Tea Cakes or Waffles and will bo ready .for inspection Dalton. anj Coffee or will remain here, where are his No. S Oat Meal anJ Cream, or Bouillon, HotTea 20 Rolls, April 1st. Saturday 11 Butter an J Coffee or Tea Stockholders' fleeting. business and social interests. No. 8 Two Eets, Gutter, Toast a& Coffee or Tea Grand Millinery Opening at TaVo Market St. Cars direct to Itotct. The annual meeting of the Coughed as Years. Try European Flan. Cheapest nnd best, onlj Miss deorgle Bishop's Tuesday stockholders of the St. Bernard I suffered for 2 years with a couch, and tor what you got. and Wednesday, rinrcha8 and 29. Coal Company will be held in the spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and p7 THOS. P. MILLER, PfuslDCM Earlington Indies especially In- general offices of the company at for medicine to no avail until I used Dr. Bell's This remedy makes Earlington, Ky., Wednesday, April weak Inngs strong. It bas saved my life. vited to attend. SO 13 y. Trade Marks csions wish to state to the general public that owing to the demand for new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I havo procured the shoemaker services of a from Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice. All workguarantecd to fit and give satisfaction. I Anions sanding a sketch and dMcriptlnn mar inlcklr ascertain our opinion fro vhothor an fnionllon tsproblblr netftablft. Coramonlc. tlonsstrlctlr confidential Handbook on Patents ent free. Oldest uaney for seonrlnKPatonU. l'atonta taken through Mann A Co. rwwtrt) &o. first-cla- ss Scientific American. A handaomolr Illustrated weailr. tanroat circulation of any Mtentirlo Journal. Torrpa. tfl a reart foar months, ft. Sold brail neveamlon. llnuich Offloe. B6 IT St, Wuhlngton, D. IX Fire At Kelly. 19, n-4- 1899. George C. Atkinson, -- J. B. Roseil. Grantsburg, III. ivt tory step to prepare for the next year's regular term and course of study. Mr. L, W. Rice sold the J as. Head place last week to Thos. Mr. recently Lewis Lewis. bought the Rucker place but has now moved into his new purchase. Mr. and Mrs. Rice now occupy the Rocker place. m Rev. John M. Crowe, who is to hold the meeting for the Earlington Methodist congregation in April, writes that he will probably bring with him a singer to take charge of that part of the service and assist in the meeting. Sunday night a fire occurred at by Hood's Sarsaparilla which purifies, enKelly, which destroyed tfiei?.dl riches and vitalizes the blood. ing house of Mr. Thomas Walker, Hood's Pills cure biliousness. Mailed for 35 cents by C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, occupied by Mr. and Mrs. Walker Mss. who were recently married. They Christian Endeavor. Were absent from home and the loss On Easter evening the Christian was total with no insurance. InEndeavor Society will hold its reg- cendiarism is suspected. ular services in the M. E. Church. A Narrow Escape. South. By request Rev. R. M. Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E. Wheat, pastor of that church, will Hart, of Groton, SD. "Was taken with conduct the exercises, and arrange- a bad cold which settled on my lungs; cough set in and finally terminated In Conments have been made for holding sumption. Four Doctors gave me up, saying I could livo but a short time. I the Easter services as stated. gave myself up to my Savoir, determined t - Secretary. ji Leader in Madisonville Saturday A new schoolhouse is td be erected in district No. G7, nearbilcnt April 1st. Run. Bids are to be opened April From a quarryol soft redstone A. of Silent Run, 15. Another Schos'housp. us An invitation is extended you to attend the opening of the Grand ftAftaAAftSAAftAAAAftftAAftftftft Below is a cut of the j Spain's area test Need. Mr. R, P. Olivia, of Barcelona, Spain, spends his winters at Aiken, S. C. Weak nerves bad caused severe pains in the back of bis bead. On using Electric Bitters, America's greatest Blood and nerve Remedy, all pain soon left him. He says this grand medicine is what his country needs. All America knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble, purifies the blood, tones up the stomach, strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life into every muscle, nerve and organ ot the body. If weak, tired or ailing you need it. Every bottle guaranteed, only 50 cents. Sold by St. Bernatd Drug Store. -- M. &nv tr 'te Bryan and Shan$ of Madisonville, have secured the contract to build four new houses for Mrs. E. The announcement R. McEuen. that the contract had been let last week to Mr. McCord was an error, made on what seemed to be teliable information. The contract, was let Tuesday of jthis week. p? tPO X a . Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Salmon, of Usley, took their son" Ben to e Louisville last week for tho of having an operation per formed on his throat. The doctor removed a third tonsil and Ben was placed in an infirmary where on" "Faith." he will be under the doctor's eye and the best treatment until re CUBAN RELIEF cures covered from the effects Of the op rUmCrS Uo NeuralglanndToothacho jnflyesilnutes. SourBtomaeh eration, which was very success at haisti Complaints. Price, 25 Cents. Bee? Bold by St. Barnard Drag Store. 4ul. pur-pos- be An preached by Rev. Roscoe M. Wheat at the M. E. Church, South, Easter Sunday morning, April 2. The topic will be "The Resurrection of Christ." In the evening, following the Christian Endeavor services, Rev. Wheat will preach Easter Services. Easter sermon will niuAM 49 49 49 49 Tho Cnrallve Properties, Strength and Effect 49 Boors th0 ot Dr, M. A. Simmons Liver Modiolus iro always 49 Signatnr of Wtar, 49 tba same It caa not bo cqualoJ. if I could not stay with my friends on 49 earth, I would meet my absent ones above Latest styles and lowest prices 49 My husband was advised to get Dr. King's Beautiful display of pattern lints New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs in Millinery at Miss Georglc 49 49 and Colds. I gave it a trial, took Tn nil and bonnets at Miss dcorgie eight bottles. It bas cured me, and thank Bishop's Opening-- , larch 28 and Bishop's. 49 God, I am saved and now a well and 49 Born, healthy woman." Trial bottles free at 20f 1899. 49 Regular-siz- e St. Bernard Drug Store, To Mr. and Mrs. Charles Lihd- - 49 reNotice. 50c. and $i.op. Guaranteed or price funded. scy, ot Madisonville, a boy baby, 49 49 .' I will move tho Hopkins County on Saturday night last. 49 Court, on the first day of its April At Slaughtcrsvllle. term to discharge me from my For quick and positive relief from a cold 49 Circle meeting No. 3 will hold 49 triist as assignee of the Earlington Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry it's next session at the Slaughters-vill- e Wine Company, and relieve me or cough, no evual. Try it and you and 49 will Tar has Baptist Church beginning the from all liability, on account thereof, recommend it. For sale by St. Bernard 49 49 last Saturday in April. An inter- having made a settlement and dis- Drugstore. 49 esting program has Jjeen arranged. tribution of all assets that came to Will Mitchell, of Nebo, was in 49 my hand as such trustee. 49 visiting 49 Earlington yesterday, Consumption Cured. John B. Atkinson, friends and looking out for a pos- 49 'Assignee and Trustee, Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam will euro f I Earlington vyine Lo. sible change of location from his 49 any case of consumption if taken in time. 49 , Consumption starts with a alight cough or farm to this city provided he could 49 cold. This where consumption gets Its WantedWale Help. find suitable employment. 49 start and it you will use Dr. Otto's Spruce Wanted A hustler to sell an Gum Balsam, you will cure the cough, 49 Day at the Grand 49 heal the lungs "and thr6af, and 'avoid the article affording good' profit. A . Opening most dreaded of all diseases, consumption. specialty forrwhich there is a Leader in Madisonville Saturday 49 DelaV.ln'attendinp.toa slight cough may steady ;and increasing demand,, 49 cost you your life. Large site bottles. 49 Good situ- April 1st. Price 25 c. and 50c. For sale by St. Ber- No samples required. ation for right party. Only those nard Drug Store, Nice, Salted Straw, 30 cents 49 49 iS 1 t. meaning"' 'business Tjneed- - apply. 7' i4 . at W. C. McLeod's. ,Are you a subscriber to The Address "Manufacturer," Cleve- per bail, Ray, in southern Minncsdta, the only will give particulars as to plans and stone probably of its kind in the specifications. World, the Indians for centuries obtained materials for their pipes, which were probably articles of commerce, as they arc found in For Infants and Children. Indian graves from the gulf to You Havo Always Bought Canada. The Kind Mr. F. "MOGUL," r, 4? Thlstnonsfest, the most durable and lightest running wagon on wheels. 11 i 1 7 !&i o 0 3 B- - 1 c :: c AtfTsiSgr Manufactured by B & 1 FORBES & BRO., f c im J M -- You should be. I land, Ohio. Subscribe for Tue Bee. Hopkinsville, Ky. IS 999c4 9999999999V99 99 $$?v?9V9;?l s c '1 1 - T j'y 1 r .." tt c THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. tT, Am Sonne ffl Comes! I LESSON XIII, FIRST RTER, INTER- NATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 26. Text of Ike Lraaon, u CorupreltenalTe Qnnrterly IlcrlctT Uoltlen Text, John x, 27 Commentary Prepared by the Iter. V. M. Stenrn. Copyright, 1S93, by D M. Stearns. lesson I. Christ tho Truo Light (John Qoltlcn Text, John 1, 4, "In Him 1, wns life, anil tho lifo v8 tho light of men." Threw of tho loading word In thU gospel mid also In John's eplstloa nro light, life and lnvo. Hncli seen In Christ. Wo nro nil naturally darkness, but IIo feo loved ua thnt Ho gave Illmsolf for us mid glvcj Illmsolf to us, and when worccolvo Illm lie becomes toua both llfo and light. Inasmuch ni IIo Is tho Creator of all things how great U tho life and Lkssom II. Christ's First Dlsolples (John 1, .1510). Golden Toxt, John 1, 80, "Behold tho Lamb of God." JIo remained on earth till IIo lind finished tho work tho Father gnvo Illm to do, tho great work of atonement, nnd by Ills llfo had shown us the llfo men ought to The. Now IIo wants all tho tlmo till IIo nhull como attain thoso who will not only let Him kayo them, but who will follow fully In Ills steps nnd let Illm reproduce In them by His Spirit Hlsownllfetotho glory of God. Les&ox III. Christ's First Mlrnalo (John 11, 1 11). Qoldon Text, John II, 11, HM dlsolplos bolloved on Him." At "And this fcust and by this mlrnclo IIo manifested forth Ills glory. He uUuoys encourages His dlsolples to pntlorvco and faithfulness by thoughts nnd glimpses of His glory. Consider aud seo how Ho did this n tho enso of Abraham nnd Jacob, Moses nnd Joshua, Isalph, Ezeklel and Daniel, Potcr, James aud John and Saul of Tar- ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. INOORPORAfED. i;I 5 It Is Here! flrrlar UlUul that New sP"n6 Suit while times are good and the samples are fresh and new I T? Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE 2 THROUGH VTSTlBUlfD I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, H i s JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, light I We have the choicest lot of Samples for Made will to Order Suits that be seen this season I LuHlu to w3'- oavp -y- with us now and the suit when you have need it without having - our i Capt. R. G. ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House,' Broadway, Hdducah, Tennessee. Kentucky, S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, , Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. BiriRiroln Offioss. & HUWDAIUr MASHVULE IsMlkuiUIEsw .HON rWLfAK IMrn t 1 rUMOuQ, tVfN$viu,5,tn0. k r.p:jcrrRis.o.p; 4 pftlOHAriASj. rtATfVlltC.TlHIi r&raus NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND WJrxolVstrBaale AgentB-HU- NT measun: BRO. Memphis, Tenn. HESSER & MILTON, Rialto Building, St. Louis, Mo,; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 316, Western Union Building, Chicago, 111. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE Bernard I St..General Store. KVVTWl sus. Lksson (John 10, lOXXVAXXV-VOVVSCCK- Tho Kind You Ilavo Always Bought, and wlilch lias been iu iiho for. over 30 years, 'lins borno tho signature of . and lias been mado under lus pcr- yKr7 . s? ' cnnnl Kiinonvinlnn filnpA Its lilfiitlCV. GbccUte Allow nn nno to dnnnlvn vou In tills. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes are but Experiments that trlflo with, and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. J ;r Castorla is a substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fcverlshncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation mid Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates the Htoiuach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. What is CASTORIA Drops GENUINE CASTORIA Bears tho Signature of ALWAYS (aSY JeUc&M Tie Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THC CINTAUft COMPANY Y MURRAY STRICT, HCWVORK CITY. MEDICINE for the A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to'a revolution in the traded chemists, th Blpaa Chamleal Company, aacer-- t MILLION.. p1io--J of comprewid powder bujc. far lb. cur or at. iln.a tm i of rar tuml fiaa iimmb medical maa tkaa U aa impaired dilution or lOTlntlen of ih Ilia .amnion to mu as bar tkelr orti-f- a aumlnaa.r mk. trukt-- vi oaoartlr for aaalsiUMlnx tmx. absorbing Boartahaaent LmmA t. aald tA IabIbJ Braltr nearly .Terr iifir ILfa The calocua or nii ii ail4 umk t. snactlba. prmuimi uw auuera dutai tar n bleb fun vomA . r iiMittxtiM nt tha Aittirlfi ufflb tho aAaaAT lalA dowm tho crlBCInl hli&eS prepared that every talac tmurtix late tie yaokat ibouUW ualiapelrad trade. .ay axteoded IlidptDIKttlU t. ratal IU qslUilea land aad tareufh UpM t Umi la aar ellnau. pair the okolceat drx shoold k. need, Utlr preparation ahqnli biln acconUnea with tke lataH rrrete mefboda of aodara acleare,tke tabulta paoked In tUi, Brotaei4 by abaerbeat cottoa,aaA aaoaralr forked. Ktn tb. oorka naed haT lean of a frad hick In Iu reqalniaaata thM a jaaauf.oturtr of tkraa I irven ma oviuui inai tola (sacked la boiaa of ttV kr tkoM uaad br th 4 oruanUdnU. Manaaraatkkrlrklakltaaaaril. andaararoaaaeotlarto ary from it, tke proprietor reaartad to Uaoopled modern metaods ar mauac taeir caaamaour Mown, ua aeraa auuwrod uwuaaaa aouan within fir aaea la nawewpar adrarimrK haa lajarjaad rrar Amarloan dtlten caaaeralairike maartor and anryrialBt analldea of ttjyaaa TattAia. B.lof iboorkcfal and pilaafaklay okearrart of Ufa ekauad on4ltlosa that iweap OTarthaeonnerelal wafld. aad oareful t note arerr ""fHVX karlac a bearlaf tmM tw.p.f naon in sunoeeH iu proeaonita m ibni iimuc, mm luaaffNi hohu Uat Uitr la a preaeat latlatant Oarnaad tar a fewer an far Tor article that aQpafriaon beat af ararrtklaiL raaaat betaf called upoa to pahaaryBaraanwaea far wrarplai and yatklnd or uaaeaeaaarjr protaotloa tfilut eatarlorauas tkai mlKht tn ear, bvt la aedlaUMia oaaa of a purehaaalafaaaad to be conetimed In at wMk. It haa alaa bean dlaroTared, aad prored by tka Wei ei'Uaia aad actual experience, t bar that tkaaa Takulaa do sat that tka tandeaor harelota t qoallUaa or drralantlon of baa axpaetad, Inaaxnueh aa, tinder mliht at flnt from expeenre fararaMa candltloai, rkaaa that Sara lain laoee tmrallac bacor pocket or moatU ar f onad to b praoUcallr fraaU and aa eaatacloua aa for aararal weak luuaipairai proapentr ot Actlnf apan the rafiaaUoai, and noUnr partieaUrly grsat new now teid for a oaai iinwa ox taa u ravt of n time that amount. mma hwimiu nun, too and toe fanefal taaiaaor la all alratfuaaa toward law cotnpankare entared npoa U asvarlmaat orpnJtmdn wUbB Tabula la paateboard n cartoat, wtui vkmr wi. wunr vt mb mm. ufw wtl farmlt of a packac beln( aold br tha dninutortt' Kca per tairw tower man Yr kafora adopted for i jb jams ap'tprtetary medicljii j dlaoaatlnna tan iauuiaa.or aaaaa.rnp on aaua caat aacn. th iaawaoira aatn aata la taa arm wita whicB j ae niQuur will nat tho poopl hare laarnad t now aad ralua t) tab Qiia.DO wllloffertha oheaper a aa Itahaald betilalnlr iDarlmentallr for the Desalt l or dndertuJo.1 that the qnaUtjr of the medialnal Idahl aorta, tk enlr dUfannoa In tka form and oordoaritlTkpaat of paokuk or Dack in. Tba ora-aan- t are not yet to ba Md 0! all defcien, atthetuh II U tiwIBi that almoat any drug-(lart will abtala a rupply whan mtlaKM by a oOKOtnarU dtTW bat In any eaa a atagla rmruin, conisuiaf ten taiintea, will Da aaai.poatua paia.o any aoareae ror ore eanuui ttainp;, , or warded to the fupa&l Ckamloal Co., Mo. iDlpmeo St, Maw Tark. Until th VXrit are tharonihly tatroduoed to tka trade. aeau and paddler will be tnpplled at whlota will allow tb.m a fair marjrta of Croat, rla-- t 1 doaan oartoni f 6r 40 oant. grow (TO cutoai) 1 Of J9 M. K groM (1,0 cartoDi) far IdiuendltcartonDforStia ehu. A N.w York company or manufaeturlef lipon tb. market abut St y raadjctael table, or "tabula" ompoed preparatloui T t et rtl medldsal drpea which hM baa any .th. u ill ulH laauawa u i. lluj lie gavo Ills only begotten Son, that whosoever bollevoth In Illm should not erlsh, but have ovorlastlng llfo." No natural man, howovor moral or religious, can un derstand tho things ot God. Ho jnust first rocolvo n nature capable of understanding theso things. Ho must be born from above. Lesson V. Christ at Jacob's Well (John Golden Toxt, John lv, 14, ''Wholv, soever drlnkoth of tho water that I shall glvo him shall nover thirst." Whllo moral pooplo must bo born again sinners such as this woman may be born again. Evon Samaritans may come. All inuy recelvo tho living water wlilch will bonwoll in them over satisfying and flowing forth to bless others. Lesson VI. iTho Nobleman's Sc . Healed (John lv, 43 54). Golden Text, John lv, D3, "Jesus said unto him, Thy son And himself bolloved and his wholo house." In oach chapter tho way of llfo and of dlsciplcshlp Is set forth as believing, nnd In this lesson It is believing without seeing or feeling, just believing His word becauso it Is His word. Lesson VII. Christ's Dlvlno Authority Goldon Text, John lv, (John v, 43, "This Is indeed the Christ, tho Saviour of tho world." In tho last lesson n dying boy was healed, now it is n helpless man who had been suffering for 88 years, but it is tho samo nil powerful word that does it, tho word by which nil things wcro created. AH things wero created by Illm nnd for Illm. Ho only knowcth tho Fa ther, and Ho alone can rovonl tho Father. All judgment has been committed to Him and likewise all power. Lesson VIII. Christ Footling tho Flvo Golden Text, Thousand (John vi, John vl, 85, "I nni tho Bread of Llfo." HolsEl Shaddal (Gen. zvll.l), tho mighty God, who Is all sufficient. IIo needs no advlco from us, nor any holp. Ho will let Hi bo His follow laborers, but tho work nnd all provision for it and all tho glory of It aro wholly Ills. Ho can work entirely apart from us, or Ho rany take what wo have and bless and multiply it. Lesson IX. Christ nt tho Feast (John Golden Text, John ll, vii, 14. 87, "If any man thirst, lot him come unto Mo and drink." Urend nnd water represent that which our bodies need for sustenance, nnd one of thu groat promises is, "Broad shall bo civou him, bis wntors shall bo sure" (Isa. xxxlil, 10). Whllo wo would not think mut.h uf nucli a diet it is suggestlvo of all our needs, and all that need is met In Hun tlio is tho living bread nnd tho fountain ot living waters. The Jews kopt tho feast, but knew Him not. Wo may bo very religious, but it is Himself" alone and not ordinances that can satisfy, l'aul took pleasure and. glorlflod in iufirmltlofl that thu wonderful power of Christ might rest upon him (II Cor. xil, All that God docs is that His dear Son may bo glorified, and when wo recelvo nnd worship Him and honor nim God is well pleased for tho testimony. The Christian must bo ready to spend and be spent. Lesson X. Christ Freeing From Sin Golden Toxt, John (John Till, 13, Till, 80, "If tho Son therefore shall mako you free, yo shall bo freo lndcd." Thoso who think they aro all right may, like theso self righteous Pharisees, bo all wrong. If a man think himself to bo something when ho Is nothing, ho decelv-ethimself. Thoso blind Phnrlsees were sinners nnd did not know It. Tho poor woman was n sinner nnd know it. A sonso of sin is necessary beforoonocan enjoy tho forgiveness of sins. Lesson XL Christ Healing tho Blind Golden Text, John Man (John lx, lx, 25, "One thing I know, that whereas I was blind, now I seo." Not only do all things work together for good to them that love God, but nil things, all events, all circumstances, glvo God an occasion to work. Tho blind nnd lame, tho deaf and dumb, tho sick and dying, tho weak nnd tho infirm, all glvo tho Lord nn opportunity cither to bo glorified in healing thorn or in mnnlfe6tlng special graco by showing forth in their Infirmities His meekness and potion co undor trial, for tho ornament of n meek and quiet spirit is in the Bight of God of great price (I Pet H, 4). Lesson XIL Christ, tho Oood ShepGolden Toxt, John herd (John x, x, 11, "I nui tho Good Shepherd, tho Good Shepherd glvcth II Is llfo for tho sheep." In no senso a hireling, nover seeking His own will, nor His own glory, but nlways tho glory of his Father and tho good of men, for men and women nro tho slieop of Ills pasture, nnd children nro His lambs whom IIo guthors with His nrm aud enrries in His bosom (Vs. o, 3; Isa. xl, 11). When wo aro willing to forget and dony self nnd llvo only for Illm and for others, wo will provo In our dully llfo that wo hnvo Ills Spirit. All self seeking nnd self pleasing nro contrary to His Spirit, Wo aro saved by beholding Illm, wo grow by continuing fo "behold Him, and wo shall bo llko Htm When yvo seo Him as Ho Is (John 1, 20, 80; II Pa?. IJ, J8j I John ill, 2). Ioiv They May Commingle. Tlio weeping of tho old mon who llv-et). ). ). h Christ nnd Nleodeums Golden Text, John 111, "For God so loved the world that Ho IV. HI. 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Agent, Room joj, Ry, IXxchange' Building, St. Louts, Mo. URIARD F. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 32s Marquett Illdg Chicago. j. L. BDMUNDSON, Southern Pas. Agt. Chattanooga, Tenn. H. LATtMRU, Southeastern Passenger J, WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. ,1, A W. L. DANLEY, Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agt, s Nasuvills, Tinh t ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. &&&&&&& ToplcVor theAVeek Ileicliintnir Slnrcli 7. The Dewey of Florida. ViwmwiiUwli WbC Hoil lUllgiuu As loug as you uud I aro luokinf upon religion uj u series of precepts which wo fuel wo ought to obey the more shall wo feci a reluctanco to )mv anything to do with it; wheu it It brought to us, wo shall feel that itsbedi rather a lurid light across our path; we tball tight against it. As loug us that U tbo cato you haTO not entered into tbe spirit of Christ, yon have not under stood tbe power of an iudlesolubln life. When we look ot what real religion U, wo te it should bo a living thing. I bet it iu Christ, my Master. All that He does is simply tbo outcomo ot what His very nature is. Tbe life is within Hitu nud Ha liven according to it. It is His joy to do tho Father's will. Hu applies Himself for the well being of mankind. The very virtue of tho sacrifice ot Christ lay iu this, that it is by Ills will that Heoffered Himself unto Qod; it is the love iu it, thu willinguess in it. And this is wbat religion ought to be a Joy. "vIt ought to bo our nature; it ought to bo our freedom, u delight to us. If we say, "Oh, some day I shall turn over a new leaf, I will bring my life into harmony with tbe Dcalogue, and begin to act in the way iu which the clergymen say I ought to act, according to the precepts of the Ten as loug as that sort ot spirit oxUts we look through dim glass; we do not see the real significance of faith and religion. Religion is n life, aud ought to work out from you as u life, aud therefore should be your very nature. Churchman. M0I8KEKT5 From New York Commercial Advertiser i. ur (olor'ed (J.tiens. Cut AAAAAAAAAMyyWtoWWUAAA.lMWWWMAAAMM JalinU. Castlemaa, Arthur 0. Lambnir, 7F Breckinridge Cailleaup , Royal Insurance Co. OF ' Uivtsrpool ;Tlie Larges Fire Insarance Company In the World. Docs tlie Largest Business Transacted in Kentucky Does the Largest ISassncss Transacted in the Southern States. w ?AUL M. MOOBE BARLIN8TON. 1 - f Barbee & Castleman, MANAQBRS. KY. "Mlesidcnt Agent for Karlington and Vicinity. W 9 m Soutbrrn Department, Home Office Louisville, Ky. In order to win tbe race at tho Isthmian games one had to carefully train him-eel- f for the contest, aud this necessitated many self denials, "temperauce iu all things." To win tbo boxing contest one mast not only feign heavy blows, bat actnally striko them. There must be nn fighting "as one who beateth tho nir," but as ouo who "strikes under the eyes." This is tho negative nnd positive sido of tho Christian life. We must deny ourselves, but that Is not all. We must bo in active operation against evil within and without us. There are things we must not do and thiugs that wu must do. The successful contestant in either of theso contests had first to master himself before ho mastered others. To da so he had to deny himself of many things in training and had also to learn to do certain things efficiently. Tho Christian who will master the duties of the Christian life and win the eternal crown of reward must be by these Bame principles. He must first of all master himself. He must bo willing to deny himself of everything thnt will weaken his power over himself or will threaten to rule him if he does not rule or destroy it. Christianity teaches self mastery. It praises and eulogizes the man who is ablo to control himself. It points out tho absolute necessity of felt control if we aro to win tbe race and the battle of (ho Christian lifo. Nor does it ignore or try to conceal the foot that self mastery demands self denial, temperance in all thiugs. It emphasizes this fact and illustrates it. Paul here declares that he keepq his body under that ho brings bis physical desires under perfect control ; that bo bruises it, leads it about aa a slave and smites it under tho eyes. This language is ot course only figurative. Self torture never produces self mastery. It weakens the body rather than strengthens it. Constant self denying labor for others is undoubtedly fho idea in the mind of thu apostle. Tims he kept bis body under and made it conduce tn his growth in power and in grace. Self mastery is a Christian grau much needed today. It is needed not only iu reference, to but iu nil things, in drinking, in eating, iu think-iug- , in speaking, in actions of ull kinds. Many Christians practice sobriety, iu drink, but aro very intern pernte iu speech, in desires, in habits of other descriptions. We must be temperate iu all things if wo would win tbo prize of eternal life. We must da but ouo tiling, aud whatever iu our lives does not assist us in tills one thing must bo controlled or destroyed. If contestants for worldly prizes are so ready aud willing to deny themselves for prizes which soon fade away and are forgotten, how much mora ready should wo bo to do tho same for an eternal crown Bible Readings. Prov. xv, 1 ; xvi, 32; six, 11; xx, l;xxiil, tho glory ot former days and sa. v, 11, 12;xxviii, I Cor. vl, 9, tho shouting of tho young men who Eph. v, 18; Titus i, tho glory of tho present and future JO; tial. v, ii, I Pet. lv, Q; II Pet. , tnnko a singular medley ot sad nud happy oxporionces nud momories aud realizations and hopes. Yot they may The Joy of Ilenvcn. all comtniugle in gracious and glorious Tho joy of heaven is n never ending victory in the piosont. Rov. B. D. song, a communion of all puro and Pnnnor. blessed souls, nnd the most hnmblo Good Intention. adoring multitude, may look with Many a good intention dies from inboldness toward tho throno and say, attention. If through carelessness or or selfishness a good intontiou "Abba, Fatherl" It is a perfect homo. is not put into effect, wo Lavo lost nn Ob, that onrs wero nearer to tho patopportunity, demoralized ourselves and tern of it. Wo may mako them so. stolen from tho pllo of possiblo good. Where virtue and charity and contentTo bo horn nnd not fed is to perish. To ment aro met together at an altar dedilaunoh n ship and neglect it is to lose cated to God's worship thero life is an it. To hnvo a talent and bury it is to bo earnest of tho heavenly llfo, nnd homo a "wicked nud slothful servant." For is lit with tho sunlight of tho Fatber'a jn tho end wo shall ho judged not nlouo house. Rov. D. J. Eurrell, D. D. by wat wo have done, but by what SIiiKlnir From the Heart. wo copjil Jmvo done. Sunday School Singing is a heart service. It Is mak- T(tn melody within tbe heart to the iord. Somo of God's most acceptable nro sung in silence. Tho heart KIa)lMg4ll;3Mrflrl LUttii WNLKt Alt Hit FAILS, simply hums some o)d tune which nono t Congti Bjrup. a'tuteauood. Utol saveuod can hear. Presbyterian Dr drut?iMtf. nime. gov-ern1 29-310-27-0-3; -In-th- 10 Comment l.j- - llet. S. II. Dolc. Topic. Self mastery. I Cor. lx, Panl hero illustrates tbe Christian life by a foot race aud a boxing contest. Andrew Jackson was the Dewey of Florida. His military expedition in i3i8 compelled Monroe to make the treaty by which Florida was bought, just as we bought the All connnunicoiioii. 40-- iui. latnlnv 10 ihli column- - tioull t ..t.lt-'- ALrio. etliniuii. it. to in hv Jims Kev In I ut-r- lUfb.--r and Mtt Lula Kirk uete It in thr eftV a mitiitd Utt I' H UV.in urUy Meriiwf-uti- Philippines after Dewey and Otis drove out the Spaniards It is notable that the greatest Democrats have been practical expansionist?, though Democrats alwajs rail against the theory of expansion. Qov. Bradly. Gov. Bradley's health is im proved at Mount Clemens, Mich , and lie does not expect to return to Kentucky until the first week in April. It is said that he will go to California before he returns and the rumor is repeated that he expects to probably locate on the Pacific Coast after the expiration of his term as Governor of Kentucky. Cook-Long. tilt ham .,: iJmmV 0, J, Farnsworth, AfMt, 1 he b.mi - cl- wall, 111 bni m iLrt ,l ilr near future. I'.ie Hiilexltitf whh a'.pnintd wrfsl, Iks utek Mrs Amur- - IVitcbeii is up Oriiilt)rry has relumed from Cuba and will go to vtoik here. Mrs I. rno Mania tpent TumJay in Madisouville, ktioppmg St Bernard t'otnpany pretested two hundred rqoire feet of black board 10 tbe public school last week. Precious k,1I. Did you atteod tbe burial ot ibe V. M. C A? am Earmnctos, Ky. Illinois Central TOURIST R. 11. j 7 W. C V V isJead. Died of hunger. There me neatly two hundred aad seventy children In Estliogton cow, )et Ibere are not twenty per cent regular attendance nt tbo Sundl Schools? Where is Chris-- . ANNOUNCEMENTS Tbe Illinois Central new bai on tale, 4 wttl ettf llodo ibe lime until September jo. iSaS,reuad litp to miner tourist tickets from points on lis lines In tbe S..tk e a lire, utt or summer tmiu 111 fait AitMht In lha K'orlh daily senlce to il Louis, Cblcsso, Clecl.aatl aa uiuiiviii. enioiesone 10 iqulcfcry and eorufoitablj tbe tnouiitalo Maoris of Virdaaa, th. Wblle Mountains uud Seaside ot Hew EeetaiKl, tie Tboutand Islands, lb. lak. and loitil retvrt ot Mlcbiean. Wiscentln and Mlnactota, tb. tk Sprlncsof Aikanias, tba Yallownoflo erUif resorts o( CcloraUo Hopkinsville, Ky., March 21. Dr. James Otey Cook and Miss Harriet Clark Long, only daughter of E. B. Long, President of the City Bank, were married at the res.dence of the bride's parents at 8 30 o'clock to niht. Elder H. A. McDonald, ol the Christian church officiated. mmediately after the ceremony the couple left for an extended visit to Eastern citir-3-. 1 not be criti cised too severely because he responded rudely to a dinner invitation. Mr. LiiMlH'i i.'and'itfa'r.y for the Presidency is based upon the promise that there rt no squarr meals in this country. No Square Horn Ibe Courier-juucnMr Bryan should tl Heals. hob nito strength and to draw one's life out bn laaoed. laa illuatratWives, maibert and sisters, if you dj of Infinite goodness aud love. Christ is ad psmpblat, cectalaa a laita auW the perfection, the teacher and the ex- not exhume tbe W. C T. U. you will not I llillP of letters 'i.ni Noitbera tunni ample ot all goodness, the source and be happy if yon should get to' heaven UU1UU ot rproiperouuylocaled.nn.il.. lb a lllinola Central Railroad I. giver of eternal life; the power of Qod Watch that "if " tb. States ot Kentucky, Tenneiiae, Mlialaalppl aaa iuiiana ana mo a aaiauea wru.-..1 loa unto salvation. Independent. eltles, towns and country an and adjacent t. ibal Iian iiffluencr? Uead loo? 1'bere are two nsrt lo Christianity's boat prayer and holy example. Tbe prayer oar it used a great deal, as many ibink the Lord measures prayer by tbe yard and ft is cheaper tbau ibe otber oar If those who are leaders would work to Tba Bur Reltunc. Tho branch must abide in the vine, lift up everybody regardless o( creed, we the oak in tbe soil, the child in itf par- uould all soon be lifted up If ttat one ents, tho president jn the laws of bis. wbo says it can't be done, will use Chrisnation, the believer iu Christ. To abide tian religion for a lever and the tbrone of iu Christ is to rest one's hope iu lull Gad for bis fulcium, he can lift the worldl RATES Soutliern A new lift edition, .our. rawrtlt.n. and tHrhijt lacu and coudllloni, bi.uslndcwai to dal., o( tb. Central's Homeseekers' S p, 'J. ail-Ba- UwiU With M. Oraclou Spirit, dwtll with aid rmTMlf would gracious ba, .nd with woTdaInthat help aad heal HValCZar'Uti inlna rereal, Jmd with actions bold and meek Wpnl for Christ tor Bavlcmr apeak. Truthful Spirit, dwell with met I lajntll would truthful ba, And with wisdom kind and clear Lst Thy lite In sntne appear, And with actions brotherly Bpoak xaf Lord's sincerity. The report that Mr. L. W. Uice contemplates moving to St. Chirlu-i-s His Lo'me without fouudauou will remain hen, where are his business and interests MORTONS QAP. No pistor has yet bom elected for the Baptist church. Rev. Anderson, of Mudlionvlllr.prexched at the Uiplist church on night IjM week. Alrx Mitchers3n,of MaJNoM'illt-- , vMltd friends here this week. , Miss Fanny Rojdes is very ill, at this tj . '" writing. Mrs J. Fittpitrlck Is on the sick list. The public School clos-- d Frhisy wiih appropriate exercises, much enjoyed by ill present. Among those who had essavs were Misses Krnesilne nd Ida Hamilton, Ethel Hopson, Ida Slurber. Sallie Grfldy, Mary Nance and Celcsiine Townteml. j Tbe subicripilun school will begin March a tirgf- - number of scholars 271b with Mrs Nora Rov. is upending days Madisooville Mrs. Marshall Hamilion, Noah Porter and Uud McKee are on the sick list. There will be a grand entertainment at tbe school bouse on April ist, under tbe direction of the trustees. . C. Ros, of Madiscnvdle, was. here Sunday, Walter Halo is la the city. Mrs. Marlba Rstus Is improving. Mrs. Rddie Hampton, of Madlion.ville, is the guest of Mrs. Wilson Hopson. Mrs, Belle Holland went toCrofton Sat urday. , , George Estus weal lo Madlsonville, urday. Sat- line. To bomea.ekara, or these In search .1 a (arm, ibis pamphlet will tumliti reliable interna-lio- n coocernloe; tbe won accessible aad r.iu-on- s portico at ibe South. Free copies can b. bad by appl)ln to tbe nearest of tbe undcrslrawl, ' Ticktis knd full Intoruialloii at lo raiet p cyn- ( Regents el P,"'?.0 w',h, '.h9 ",n V, "Central" and connecinx Hoes, S. 0 Hatch, Olr. Pass. Agent, ClnsUaatl. John A. Scott. Dl. Pass. Agent, MinpMs. Wm. Murrsf, Dl Pass. Agent, Niw Orlsans, x-- hy A. H, Msnson, Chicago, 0,P, W, A. Ksllen-- , A. 0. P. A. Lfilstfllt. I myself would tender Tender Spirit, dwell with mat Shut my heart up Ilka a flower be. Kou At temptation's darksome hour. Open It whan shlnea the sun, And Ills lore by fragranoe own. If Aro Going fkrtk, You Aro (king &ej Are Going Sinking muirrs have been enjoined by thr court's at Atoka, Ark., from interfering uitli the business of the Atoka Coal and Mining Co. A woman's brain declines weight after the age of thirty. 1 myself would mighty be Mighty so cs to prevail Where, unaided, man must fall, Eyer by a mighty hope Pressing on and bearing up. Wgbty Spirit, dwell with met You Aro Going RmK If You W&; in Porto Rico has 300 coffee Holy Spirit, dwell with mel I myself would holy be. Separate from sin, I would Choose and cherish all things good And, wliaterer I can be, Qlre U him who gave roe Tree. Thomaii'r- URCMAag TICKBTO via TW Lynch. GOING DOWN HILL. People suffering from Kidney Diseas-es, Mtuisvum 4 rlaoMviue B. and so eccur.n Ft. Tho Maximum The Maximum of Safety, of Speed, t steady Iqs pf strength and vitality. They should lose no time ,in trying Foley's Kidney Cure, a Guaranteed Preparation. 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