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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 6, 1899

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 6, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899040601_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 6, 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. 'J ?1 ' i ..- J ' i , ' TENTH, YEAR. j EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, APRIL6, 1899. MP? -- 2,566!! , KUDU Executive Order Issued by the President iif Relation to the Interments at Arlington. ki WJIDDING. Culo-- i or Yontli, Deaaty and Millions of Money Amid r.niurloni Surround- - Ing. 1 Earlington's Population by a Carefully Prepared and Sworn Census. Board of Health is Reappointed, Has Unrestricted Powers Under Stat- utes to Guard Public Health. :. VIOLATIONS CARRY A HEAVY PENALTY. Large Gratifying am Population.Has Increase of - Sfist & i;l ij r' "" This authorized and official census was taken during the past; few days and is a carefully pre- oared and sworn statement of the number of , inhabitants now in the city of Earlington. This census was taken by ', Edwin J. and Will L. Phillips, both well acquainted with the city and , its people, and "both thoroughly equipped to do the work in a painstaking and accurate manner. It was taken by direction of the proper officials and under authority" of the provisions of the statute and must therefore be recognized as "official." J The official United States census of 18S0 gives Earlington credit Tor a population of 907; that of 189a says Earlington had then 1,748 now we havea,56G. f'nhajbilants; a gratifying and steady and healthy increase, of which .very Earlington citizen feels proud. jf . Based upon this authorized census the Earlington City Council passed an important ordinance at its regular meeting Monday night, preappointing the old Hoard of Health, constituting that body and clothing it with all necessary powers under provisions of the State laws jof Kentucky. , Following is the preamble and ordinance adopted by the City ' Council, which becomes effective at once upon this publication and "gives our efficient Board of Health full powers to act in any matter - .pertaining, to the public health and measures of sanitation: Barling-ton 3,566 Population. . . K Whereas, A sworn census of the Lity of karlington, taken in accordance With statutory provisions between MfeMarch 19 awTAprii a, 1899, develops the fact that, the inhabitants of .. --.f ... tiA A 'ii... Cliy IlUIIlUCr "Jtjuv, ...t.;i. anuiit icjiun ui uic wuaiu it, mm mc i?. Willi.iI la un IUB i with the CUy,Clerk,. therefore, the following ordinance is adopted: The City Council of the City of Earlington do ordain as follows: That James R. Rash, P. B. Davis, and Dan M. Evans be and they are hereby appointed a Board of Health lor the City of Earlington, Kentucky, and who shall hold their offices for a term of three years, and until their successors have been appointed, and said Board of Ordinance: '. 1 . . . .... .... Health shall have and exercise, within said city, the same powers as local Boards (or Counties arc now invested with by law. Any person who shall fail or refuse, after written notice from said Board of Health, to observe or obev its written request shall be fined not Icsstliaa Ten Dollars nor more than One Hundred Dollars for" eacli day he so tails, retuses or neglects. ' "" " ISarJington, Ky., April 3, $893. Attest, P(U. M. Moore, Clerk THE COMING REVIVAL. William F. Burk, Mayor. (MEL 3pok to a flood Crowd at rtadl sonvllle. - B HEM) PRIVATE HECEPHON 5U.NDAV. candidate for nomination for Governor, spoke in the Court House at Madisonville, Saturday afternoon It was a Hardin crowd he addressed, as evidenced by quietness during their grave-likthe. first 0 his discourse, bit signs Mr. Whi. Goebel, the Democratic e fijmel( soine, gqofl wjth aflme pf L.s t . Sliea.rP- - ;v-- V'' ' I :, WV hv Hrr IKt IV-- . - '.Vv 1 1 . We desire to express publicly our appreciation of "the sympathy and aid extended to us during the recent illness ot our dear son, and since his death. The memory of these deeds shall be cherished with the memories of the life and sufflore Houses to Build. ferings of our beloved dead. Mrs. M. E. McDonald ha3 just Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Suaffer. fblbscd with Contractor M, McCord Heca, April 5, 1899. for he erection of a five room jler'lpt fronting east side Union fleeting. ofailroad street between Farren A union meeting of Christian and Moss Avenues next to Mrs. The work Endeavorers is called to convene Christian's residence. will progress at once and be prose- in the Cumberland Presbyterian cuted as rapidly as foundations church, at Madisonville, Sunday The BqstMn the World. and material can bs put on the afternoon next at 2 o'clock for the We believe Chamberlain's Cough Rem - ground. purpose of considering matters of edy is tbe best in tbe world. A few weeks There are other buildings in a interest in connection with the com- ago we suffered withand severe cold and a troublesome cough, prospecjt aot( yet announced, but bavins read their ing annual convention of the so- advertisements in our own sad other paTjjk Bifjlg hot. athb'risec to ciety to be held at Madisonville in pers, we purchased a bottle to sea if it ihe names nor the plans, us before the affect us. It May. Judge Hall, I. Bailey and would was bait used. cured tha best medibottle It is Died. Ruby Laffoon are among' those cine out for colds and coughs. Tbe'.Herald, The youngest son of Mr. and who will address the meeting. It Andersonville, Iqd. For sale by. SI. BerMrs. E. T. Shaffer, of Hecla, aged is expected that an Earlington del nard Drug Store, Earlington; Ben T, Robinson, Morton- Gap; George King, St seven years, died of Typhoid fever ation will be present. and was buried in Earlington cemAre you. a subscriber to The Choir practice will be held, at the etery Tuesday; Mr. Shaffer is in M, E. Church. South, tonight.: ' Bee? 'You should be, employ of the Hecla dairy.. .' ths cot-taftov- The speech was devoted almost entirely to the attempt to prove that Gen. Hardin is the bought and delivered tool of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad and "School Book Trust;" and the other, point that Mr. Goebel was and "is the' granddaddy of 'and 'the well spring of power for the latter day Democrocy yclept "Jeffer-sonian- " in the State of Kentucky. If the Democrats can become convinced that Mr. Goebel has done all.the thing-h- e tells about it is liistory and can reconcile to their consciences the means employed, in their accomplishment, he Democrats might to' nominate Mr. Goebel. The day following his speech, Easter Sunday, Mr GtS&jjgJ held a reception in room 16 inrrte New Belmont Hotel at Madisonville, at which a number of Hopkins County politicians wete present. Rev. John M. Crowe Will Begin Meeting Next Sunday. Announcement has been made several time's in The Bee and is now again repeated, that Rev. John M. Crowe, of Louisville, an evangelist in the M. E. Church, South, will begin a protracted meeting atthe church of that denomination next Sunday, April 9 Services will be held on 'weelt days at 3 o'clock in the afternoon and at 7:30 in tlie evening, unless changed 'by later announcement. The rst service of the meeting wll he held at it o'clock Sunday morning. Rev. Crow i9 remembered by the people of Hopkins County as a preacher of rare ability and is recognized as such throughout Kentucky and in many distant places where he has labored. firs, dross Dead. Rev. Roscoe M. Wheat was called to Dawson, Tuesday to preach the funeral of Mrs. Sarah Gross, of that place, who died Monday, April 3. Mrs. Grass was forty years of age. Her husband and three children survive. The interment occurred at the Dawson cemetery Tuesday afternoon. A Card. New York, April 5. Youth and Uncle Sam Purposes to Test His beauty, with millions of money, Standing Among South Carotogether in holy matrimony at lina Citizens. noon when Virginia Fair became tho bride of William K. Vamlerbllt, Jr. About one Itundred and fifty guests EVERY MILITARY HONOR TO BE PAID. were present nt th ceremony, which CITIZENS OF LAKE CITY TO BE TRIED. h took place In the street 7?.? Ou TUuril Altrll J, the Day of the residence of Hermann Oelrichs, whosa They tore Clinr-je- d rrltu Pnrtlotpa-ll'o- u 1'nltlle Intrrment, the National wife is the sister of the bride. In the Murder of Frnier D, Tho home was surrounded by a curl-ou- n U to be DIpI-ent ItnlN Flair linker, Poatmnater At That Place and mixed cro-jvMoat on All United Statea Uulld-IuAfter llnvlnir Organised for Thai The OIBclailn-- - Priest. Korta, Camp and Shlpa. Expreas Pnrpoae. Shortly before noon the guests comWaHlitfiRtou, April I. Arrangements menced to arrive at the Oelrichs house. Charleston, B. C, April 2. Fifteen have been practically completed for Rev. Thomas F. Murphy, acting paBtor Die funeral ceremonies on the occasion ot the Church of the Sacred Heart at prominent citizens of Lnke City, S. C, 9f reinterment in Arlington cemetery Dobbs Ferry, waa on hand early, ac- will be put on trial here In the United t two o'clock Thursday afternoon of companied by two little acolytes. The States circuit court, next week, to anthe remains of about 350 soldiers and conservatory nnd ball room had been swer the charge of having lynced Post:!villan who lost their Uvea cither as transformed into the resemblance of master Frazcr B. Baker, moro than a 1 result of wounds or disease in the on old English garden. At the end of year ago. Besides killing the post:mpaigns of Santiago and Porto Itico. the conservatory a dais had been raismaster, who was a negro, tho alleged SlDtpleat Ceremonlea. Tie ed. Over this was a canopy of latticed The ceremonies will be ot the simmilax, cllngftg vines and blossoming lynchers will have to answer for killplest character, being confined to the peach treesIts luxuriant foliage shut ing Baker's Infant child, and for burning the Lnke City post office with all commitment service conducted by out the daylight, but tiny Incandest'ost Chaplain Charles W. Freeland, cent lights hidden in the leaves gavo Its effects. tvlio has been summoned here from tha toft and ample illumination. t Other Arreata to be Mnde. military pout at Fort Monroe for that The tVeddlim- - Ceremony. H is said here that other arrests purpose, Almost promptly at noon, the single will be made before tho case is taken Full military honors will be paid the mold of itonor, Miss Mary Baldwin upj Tho indictment will go to the (lend and nil Tolfree, entered the ball room, memory of the patriotic and ti the regulur troops in this vicinity, the under nn aisle arched with roses, walk grand Jury, nnd tho hearing will at once. Eighty witnesses for .tho jittrict national guard and a battali- ed towards the waltng priest. She d on of mnrlnes wilt participate in the the bride, Miss Fair. Following government have been summoned, and ceremonies at the cemetery. Col. her was her brother-in-laMr. Oel- there is a great array of witnesses for ('rands L. Quetner, of the. Fourth ar- richs. The organ, especially built for the defense. tillery, will have command of the mili- the purpose, pealed out. The groom Klrat Time on Ilecord. tary escort exercises. Was attended by J. V. Kellogg. In tho This Ik the first time on record that The Bodlea to he Burled. jnllery nn orchestra of 50 pieces tinder tho federal government has come into The remains of ISO of the heroes of Kmll F.. Paur played the nuptial rau-li- e the south to take up a lynching trial. the war have already been deposited from Lohengrin. The ceremony It- tn tents near the spot pelected for jelf was short, and iramorUntcly upon The murder of Baker was probably the tleir interment, nnd It isexpected that Its conclusion congratuKnons were most brutal crime known in the histhe remaining 200 bodies will be tuoweretl upon Mr. and MSL Vandcr tory of the stae. Baker was appointed postmaster nt Lake City, nnd bebrought on from Jersey City or bllt, Jr. fore he took charge of the office he Kcvr Itelayvea Pr The president nnd most of the ofThere were few relatives present. Of wap warned to keep away. He reficials of the administration in tills (he Ynnderbllts there were only to fused, and an nttempt was made to :ity will attend the funeral service. kit the bride, William K. Vandcrbilt, kill him soon after his commission An Kxecntlve Order. j5r and young Harold Vandcrbilt, Washington, April 4, The presl-ic- brolher of the groom. The rest of the was received. This failed, und then n tegular band was organized to put has issued the following order: family are In mourning, or abroad, but It Is flttlnK that, in behalf of the nation, though absent they were well repre- him out ot the way. Kntnea of the Defendants. tributes of honor be paid to tho memorloi sf the noble men who lost their lives in sented In the list of presents,, which The defendants in this celebrated their country's service during the late wat tvere of the most elaborate nnd costly, ccse are: Ezra McKnlght, W. A. Wcb- with Spain. It is (he more lilting, Inas- description. C. much as In consonance with the spirit o Iter, M. V. The wedding party wns then ush- Goddwin, C.Ward, Moultrie Epps, II. jui free Institutions, and In obedience to J. Joiner, Oscar Kelly, Edtho most exalted promptlncs ot patriot-tsm- , ered into the library nnd nt long tawin Itodgers, Alonzo Rodgers, Henry thoso who wero sent to other shore bles sat down to a wedding breakfast. Stokes, Allen Belk, Van Zomerford, E. to do battle for their country's honor' unWilliam K. Vamlerbllt proposed the let- their country's flagr, went freely from P. Lee, tl. P. Newham nnd Marion every quarter of our beloved land. Each health of his young son nnd wife. The Clark. They are representative busiSoldier, each sailor, parting-- from home groom replied. ness men from the Lnke City section. tier and putting behind him private interWhen Iho breakfast was over the Marion Clark was formerly ests In the presence ot the stern the editor of unsought war with n alien toe, bride changed intoier traveling dress, at a newspaper in that town. Stokes was an Individual typo ot that devotion and the young Vanderblits drove off was a deputy United States marshal t the cltlxen ot tho statu which makes sur nation strone In unity and In action. In a brand new brougham, a present In Georgia some years ago, and the to the groom, to the river. They crossThose who died In another land left in prisoners are merchants and many homes the undying memories thai ed to the Long Island railroad depot, other ages. It ind there entered a special car which farmers. attend the heroic dead ot all Organ Izpd for the Purpose. was beflttlt-g that with the advent ot peace, won by their sacrifice- - thelc bodlei bore them to Mr, Vanderbllt's country According to the testimony "given at ihould be gathered with tender care anj place. Idle Hour, Oakdale, L. I. They the' preliminary hearing by Newham restored to home and kindred. This ha will remain there- two weeks, and then and Lee, who turned state's evidence, been done with the dead ot Cuba and go to Newport, whero they will oc the Lake City band of lynchers was orPorto rtlco. Those ot the Philippines still rest whero they fell, watched over by cvpj Belvolr house. In the autumn ganized for the special purpose of killtheir surviving comrades and crowned they will go to Europe. ing Baker. The negro had refused to ivlth the love ot a grateful nation. icavo town nnd give up the office. Tho The remains ot many brought (a out RECQNNOITERED IN FORCE. ihores have been delivered to their famj. white pcoplo rebelled at tho idea of n lies for private burial. But for others ol Thousand Ilfebele :olored postmaster. the bravo omcers and men, wliq perished PU99Yrd Artnca With Mauaer Iltflea Prethere has been'" reserved Interment Ir Would Plense('en. Wheeler. round sacred to, the soldiers and Ballon paring for Defenae. 1. Maj.-GeWashington, April tml'd tho tributes or military honor ana national mourning; they havo so well deManila, April 4, 4:45 p. m. Gen. Jos. Wheeler called on the president, MacArtliur reconnoltered in force this Thursday, and discussed with the exI tlierefor-- s order Th4t upon the arrival ot the cortege ui morning, with the Montana regiment, ecutive the situation at Manila. The he national cemetery at Arlington, all the Fourth cavalry and two guns of president asked Gen. Wheeler whether proper military and naval honors bs pall tho light artillery, ns far as the river tie would like to go to the Philippines' to tbe dead heroes; that suitable cermo is a major general of volunteers, and ales shall atend their Interment; that th north of Malolos. The reconnalsano cbstomary salute ot mourning ba fired ai developcd the fact that there are fully the latter quickly replied that an as(ho cemetery, and that the same day. at 1,000 rebels, armed with Mauser rifles, signment of duty in the Philippines two o'clock p. m., Thursday, the sixth day preparing for defence. Shots were ex- tvould please him greatly. at April, the national flag be displayed ul half-maon all publlo buildings, forts changed, nnd two of the Montana reg. Poison In the Water. camps and publlo vessels ot the Unite? oicnt were wounded, but there wo.s. n,c Baldwin, 111., April J. A package States, and at 12 o'clock noon of said day sngagement. Later in the day Gctv at arsenic, enough to kill 40 people, ill the departments of the government at MacArthur moved, northward, os the. was found In the well of William Washington shall bo closed. fvcter supply of Malolos is inadequate. Floreth, a prominent citizen of WM. M'KINLEY. this Executive Mansion, April Z, im place, from which drinking water is lovra to Ilelleve tho Oregon. San, Francisco, April 5. The Exam-bje- r drawn for the family's ose. Mr. RTJDYARD KIPLING'S THANKS. Royas The battleship Iowa, at Floreth believes the package was dropped in the well but a'few minAn Open Letter ot Tbanlca rroB h resent nt tho Union iron works S HnrTrrer Who l(aa Been. Drn-ticerepairs, has been ordered ta utes before the discovery. proceed to. Manila to relieve the Ore- Southern CattleforNorthern Ilana-ei- , V" RcMV Poor, gon. The. Oregon has been ordered to Cheyenne, Wye, April 3. Contractu Vv"Tk, April 4, The following Jfew proceed to San Francisco as soon as have been lot for the shipment over letter, of thanks has been written bj the Iqw appears. Repairs in progress the lino of the Cheyenne & Northern Uudyard Kipling: an the Iowa wll take three weeks or of 1,500 cars of Southern cattle to the Jlotel prenoble, Easter pay Day, 1899, more to accomplish. pear. Bv Yll yo,u, allow me, through youi ranges of northern Wyoming and colvm'ns, to attempt eomo acknowledgCouipIeteuTnia Analyala. iduthern Montana, shipments to begin ment at tho wonderful sympathy, affecNew Haven, Conn., April B. Prof. an the first ot May, j. tion and kindness shown towards ms during my recent Illness, as well as tha un- IT. Chittenden, director of the Sheffield Two Noted Confldence Hen. failing courtesy that controlled Its ex. scientific school, Yale, announced yesChicago, April 3. Tho bodies of presslon. I am not strong enough to on iwrr letters in detail, so I must take this terday afternoon that ho had com- flcorgo and Austin Bidwel), the men, means ot thanking, as humbly as sincere, pleted his chemical analysis of the in. nho, as leaders of a gang of confldenoo ly. the countless people ot good will toices of food for use in the Cuban men, swindled the Bank of England throughout the world who have put me campaign. The report will be com- out of n million dollars, reached Chi. under a debt I can never hope to repay. Faithfully yours, municated to the United States au- engo yesterday, from Butte, Mont,, flUDYARD KIPLING. Mr. Kipling got out ot bed Sunday thorities nt once. Prof. Chittenden where the men recently died, for the first time since his illness. He left for New York yesterday after-neoand Ontut Captured. is well on his way towards complete) Wllkesbarre, Pa., April 1. United llobart anil Sheriuan. recovery. States Marshal Bacharach and Secret t. Washington, April 5. Service Detective G. O. Barker Uound far Manila. Sent llobart Is not progressing ns satCharles Moss for counterfeiting, New York, April 4. Light Battery isfactory as was hoped for, and last was sent to jail In default of $6,000 P, of the Fourth artillery, and Light, ptght lie was not as well as usual. A ile ball. A big counterfeiting outfit waa Battery F, of the Fifth ntttllery, 'fully disagreeable cough Jls giving him the found hidden in an outhouse at hts ralt-r?.i- !i Vea equipped, lef aver horo most annoyance, nnd he Is unable to home. Vfliind for Manila, via Snn Fran- - throw It off. , A Ilemarkable Suit. Sherman is gaining Milwaukee, April 1. A remarkable steadily, and is able to cit up much ot Only Five Cents to the Van. tult has been commenced in the supeVictoria, 1$. C, April 3. Isffao Jones, the time. rior court by Hector Leubtow, who Striker-- - Ileauraed Work. ivho has arrived hero from Alaska on wunts $25,000 damages from the 13 the steamer Amur, says that not more Birmingham, Ala., April 5. The Jurymen who convicted him on n, than five cents per pan was taken from striking coal miners at Uellewcn and eharge of conspiracy six yeara ago. iny creek In the McQuestin nnd Stew- llnrgreave resumed work. The Mrikea Death of An Ased Minister art river districtH this winter. .tt Allc and Redding nnd other places Charlotte, N. C, April 3. Hev. Jamea Jontlnue. Soldier' Sweetheart Sulclq--- , N'cedhum is dead at his home near Opened to Settlement. Augusta, Kas., Apri,J 4t Misa Mary Pilot Mountain. He would have been Washington, April .". The president 100 years old on May 2 next. Ho was Wilsont $ prp,in,ln,cnt young socloty vompn, ft? tida place, committed buI-:- e Ims .signed a proclamation opening to t Methodist minister, and his last learning that Alva Dlx, her settlement, on May 4 next, the larger was preached in Winston last No., tover, had been killed on the battlefield portion of the Southern Ute rcserra-tio- rember. ot Malolos, In Colorado. Large Flooring Mill Darned. Wreck ot the City ot Topelca. lleccivrr Appointed, PUteQeld, 111.. April 3, The largo Victoria, B. C, April 3. Word has Middlesboro, Ky., April 5. P. K. flouring mill ot Dow & King, formerly been received here of the wrsck of the Kemp has been appointed receiver ot C. P. Chapman & Co., burned Saturday rt steamer City, of Ton;J:a In ..Wrangcl thi- - Kxoelsior Coal Co. A large amount DigbU Loss, $100,000; insurance, $45,-I0- 0 la Involved. Narrows. No furtheP partlcniftTa, The cause ot the firo is unknown. wen-Joined Fifty-sovcntbe-jipre-tedeto-do- y nt emer-rency n. st d Vice-J-resar-cst)iP(-0ser-aic- ui n ill NO. 14 PI RoVal A f m Large Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar. Drowned Number of Persons, by the Wreck of a British Steamer. WAS DASHED UPON THE CASQUET ROCKS Put Your '$$ Finger on Your Pulse i-i Safeguards the food The Steamer Stella, PI r Ins Between against alum V. - Southampton and tha Channel Islands, "With 180 Passensera on Board, Struck and Foundered Within Ten Minuted. pas-icnge- Aferabatmjf powders arc the greatest metueen to health of the present day. ovuupa " oa,rwvoBit. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. Adjt.-GcBell of Missouri says he :ould not place a single; company, In the field owing to a lack of equipment. According to a dispatch from Home, the pope had n fainting fit Monday, which proved of the gravest character. Cnpt. James B. Wright, a civil war veteran, and one of the oldest settlers 9f Christian county, ill., died Monday, tged 70. Capt.- - Joseph La Barge, one of the n e of St. Louis' river men, died, Monday afternoon, at the ige o'f 84 years. The general merchandise stock of M. P. Kpstein, at Staunton, 111., was destroyed by fire Monday morning. The loss Is $3,500; Insurance on stock. n. best-knowold-tim- M.000. If tho muster rolls of the Cuban irmy are not promptly surrendered by Ihe assembly, Gen. Brooke will order the $3,000,000 returned to the United States. D. I). Quinlan, who "was arrested in Ciiicago as a forger, confessed to the police that he had realized n small fortune by securinc monev on worth less checks. The Tngnlos nlone nro responsible for the uprising in the Philippines. The are the fiercest of the' Pllinlnos. and they force the weaker natives to light with them. Miss Maggie Hughes, postmistress of Hugh, Ark., committed Rulcldo by hanging from the bedpost In ber room over the post ofllce. She wns disappointed in love. G. Bulle, who wns United States consul at Matanzas, Cuba, nt the breaking out of the war with Spain, has been appointed to a position in the customs service at Havana. Mrs. Ernestine F. Hector, wife of II. M. Rector, ot Arkansas, died in Little Rock, Monday, ot congestion of the brain. She had been ifck only three days. It Is said that Agulnaldo will leave the Island of Luzon and go to Mindi-nawhere he will continuo the rebellion. He has been ndvlsed to do so by the Hong-Kon- g junto. Mary, the daughter of - Mitchell, Mrs. Georgedied at Louisiana, Mo., of spinal meningitis. This is the third death in this family within ten days. Only tho mother 13 left. Howard Bray, nn Englishman, chief adviser of the Filipino junta at Hong Kong, has gone to Singapore to arrange for the shipment ot arms from lava to the Insurgents in tho Rmiihprn islands. The remains of Philip Lehr, private of Co. C, Twelfth United States infantry, arrived nt Ottnwa, 111., Monday, and wero buried with military honors. Lehr fell In the battle or Santiago July t last. Two prisoners, who were left in the Jail corridor at. Salem, 111., by Sheriff Wells, dug n hole through the brick wall on the west side of tho jail nnd escaped. They were captured near Kinmundy. The body of Cullom WMHln.B- - , only member of Battery A, of St. 1.0ms, wno uieu in t'orto Rico during the Spanish war, arrived nt St. Louis Monday evening, and will b taken to Lebanon, Mo., for Interment. Five fatalities occurred in und near Joplin, Mo., Monday. Three men were smothered to death in a sowci cave-Ione fell down a mining shaft at Lone Elm, and one was killed by a falling bowlder in the Parr Hill mine. Miss Helen M. Gould, Monday even-Injj- r, received the ofllelal gold badge of the New York fire department, presented to her by Fire Commissioner J. J. Scnnnell in recognition of her work nt the Windsor hotel fire. Tt 1. of gold. Stauhed Her Hnaband to Heath. Chicago, April 4. During u quarrel at the table Mrs. Josenh limwn t 3108 Leavltt street, seized n knife nnd stabbed her husband in the breast near the heart. Brown died nlmost Instantly. Mrs. Brown has, been locked "P. , Notlfled of n Ilalac. Scranton, Pa., April 3. The. ''env ployes of the Scrantan stove workx were notified Saturday of u increase In wages, taking imme' diate effect. ex-Goo, at -- r Southampton, April 1. Tho steamer Stella, plying between this port and tho Channel Islands, crashed upon tho dreaded Casquet rocks, near tho Island of Alderncy, Thursday; afternoon, in a denso tog, tnd foundered In ten minutes, her boilers exploding with a tremendous report (is she went down. Saved Forty, Llvci. Tho coasting stcame Lynx, which brought tho news of tho disaster here, picked up four boats and 40 persons belonging to tho Stella. Later ndvlcea seem to show that at least 60 persona wero drowned owing to the wreck ot.tho Stella. The second officer of tho steamer, tvlio was among thoso rescued, says that a collapslblo boat was launched full ot people, but ho thinks she itruck on tho rocks, owing to tho fog. FINr Mora Picked Tip. Another steamer has picked up a boat containing 55 persons, including tt) women, who escaped from the They have been wrecked Bteamer. landed here. The Stella had 00 board 165 passengers who wero going to spend Easter In the Channel islands. Tho Stella, which belonged to the London & Southwestern Hallway, Co., jeft Southampton at noon Thursday, conveying tho first excursion ot the tccson to tho Channel islands. There ivere about 183 passengers on board, ind. the crew numberd 33 men, The "Weather Waa FoBy. ' The weathsj was toggy, but all went ivcll until iho afternoon, when tho forj became most dense. ' At 4 o'clock the Casquet rocks sud Jcnly loomed up through tho fog bank ind tho steamer almost Immediately tftcrwarda struck amidships. The cap' tain, seeing that tho steamer was fast tlnking, ordered tho life boats to' be launched. His Instructions were car- -' rled out with the utmost celerity, and tho women and children were embarked In the boats. Then tho captain ordcrpd the men. to look after themselves, . You feel the blood rushing alone. But what kind or blood? That is tbe question. Is it pure blood or Impure blood? If the blood Is Impure then you are weak and languid; your appetite Is poor and your digestion is weak. You cannot sleep well and the morning finds you unprepared for the work of the day. Your cneess are paie ana your complexion is sallow. You are troubled with pimples, bolls. or some eruption of the skfn. way not puruy your blood r V w vv ,4 ?S X ov SVa f. 4 : Ik-- i a-i r will do tt. Take It a few days and then put your finger on your pulse again. You can It is feci tbe difference. stronger and your circulation better. Send for our book on Impure Blood. If you are bilious, take Aycr's Pills. They greatly aid the Sarsaparilla, They cure constipation also. v---. Wrllo to our Doctors, au Wrtta tbem f teelr all tbe partlcnUrs ui vi. iin v 'ji in.ii m prompt Addre-..,"JB.O. AVER, M MP Lowell, tlul, m M illfMi i i "1 MURDERED IN HER BARNYARD. The Third In it Chain of Mrnterloa Knmll" Trnnedlea In Chester County, Tenn. Jackson, Tcnn., April 5. News has been received here from Chester county that Mrs. J, A. Stewart was found murdered in her hnrnynrd a few days ago. Several weeks ago her husband wns found In his field murdered. One ot'hls sons was arrested,' at the inDan Fosstance of his brother-in-later, charged with tho murder of his father. While young, Stewart was in Jail Poster committed sulcido by shooting himself through tho head. The released. Now boy was afterwards comes the third in this chain of mysterious family tragedies. Tho matter is being sifted by the authorities. THE MARKETS. CATTLE-NatKlXJUlt-Winlve New York, April G. Btcors..7.J 4 75 y' 2 2 2. 18. 6 to sou S3 ter WHEAT-N- O. COUN-N- o, Xled..... Wheat.,.. J.. 3 OATS-- No. II'HIC COTTON-Mlddll- UE UKEVEB-Htc- ers Ntw Mes3, ST. LOUIS. y ft) 3 3 6 3 3 3 2 It .. g U?i5 ft & 4 IS m BT4 tt 0 75 55 25 3 00 3D2U. 4 75 3 75 3 25 S 4 7 35 Cows nml Heifers. er 100) HOGS Fatr to Choice Kalr to Choice.... 8HKKP D'LOim Patents (new).... Clear and titralgbt. WHEAT-N- o. 2 Ited Winter CAI.VES-(pCOKN-N- o. OATS-N- o. 60 50 tt 00 () 15 W 40 ty) (3 S5 u US HVE No. TOUACCO-I.U- i 2 BO 2 75 M N Survivor Statement. s A survivor states that ho ond 25 put off from tho Stella in a small TO HELP STARVING MINERS. boat. Tho sea was calm, but thero was big swirl around tho rocks. When i Sapylexucntarr Order Telcstraphcd this boat was a short distance away aad to Cnptnlna Ahercomble from tho wreck, tho boilers ot the Glenn of Army Expeditions. Stella burnt with a terrific explosion, .Washington, April 3. Acting Secrennd thot vessel disappeared stern foretory Melklojohn hns received Informamost in' tho sea. tion that miners on tho Copper river Weat.'Dovrn "With nis Ship. were in a starving condition. AlThe last'thlng tho survivors saw was though Capt. Abercrombio and. Capt the ftgurcy ot tho captain of tho Stella Qlenti have full instructions to send standing calmly on tho bridge and relief to any who may bo suffering along the route of their expeditions giving 133 last instructions. iTho to tho Copper river nnd Cook's inlet with his vessel, owing to tountry, Mr. Melklejohn has sent furthe suction caused by they sinking ther instructions by telegraph ta Capt. Abcrcrombic to take medical and . teenier. ; other supplies to Copper river, and of Loia of Life. Estimates According) to the latest cstlmatesf atnko every elfort to assist tho miners reported destitute and suffering. the officials ot tho London & SouthTWO WOMEN CREMATED. western Hallway Co., not mora than 70 persons wero drowned, out of tho 22' Fire at MIeh., In Which on board the Stella when sho struck airs. Shuhcrt and Mrs. Byeri Lost Their Lives. on tho rocks. Other reports, Xiowevcr, j plfifce tho number of drowned ab 120. ' Travcrso City, Mich., April 4. Word Three boafts.includlng tho collspgble ton reached her of a firo at Kingsley, ba ivStlch two women were burned ta boat, are missing. , death. They were: i Elffhtr Were boat on tnd Stella iMra. Sarah Shubcrt, nged 60. .K T London, April O. Tho morning paMrs. Beyers. pers publlhh aprroxlmato lists of tha George Oelger, with whom the saved and drowned passengers on tho living, was mlled to tho room lo steamer Stella, 'of the London and the sight to gift: Mrs. Shubert, an InSouthampton Ctlrcod Co., which wa valid, some assistance. A short tima wrecked upon the Casquet rocks, neat af e firo was beyond control, sup tho Island of Alderney,.lit Thursday poscdly caused by a lantern carried afternoon. These show tho death roll to tho invalid's room. Tho residence toincluda ab,qut 80. as totally destroynd. Cnptaved on a Kaasaa Form. SAVY DEPARTMENT WILL ACT. Kiowa, Kas., April 4. Nicholas Ko si, tho alleged embezzler ot $4,500 from an Italian banking house at Lima, bcdy Assistance to be Ilendera-I t American tVronetalljr Jteld ePru, waa arts ted on a farm near this tn Nicaragua. papers from city upon extradition Peru. Consul Bergmonn, at Now York, YasKngton, April 5. TiiJ .nr had been on Rossi's trail tor a year. is prepared to render speedy the Latoyotto Dollar. assistance to tho American residents New York, April 2. A special dis- in Blueflelda, Nicaragua, who aro bepatch to tho Herald from .Washington ing subjected to pressure, wrongfully, says: Charles E. Barber, engraver in by tho authorities there. Acting Sectho Philadelphia mint, is drawing a de- retary Allen, in anticipation ot tho sign for tho dollar to bo (minted by the toming of a delegation from New OrUnited States is commemoration od leans, has just ordered tho' gunboat Sfachlas, now on tho way) to Key West Lafayette. d 'from Livingston, Honduras, to llobart Better. 1 to Blueflelda as soon as sho can ' Washington, April 3. Hobart is still kept to his house by the-- lo take coal. severe cold from which ho has sufferer) FIVE MEN LOSE THEIR LIVES more or less sinco his bad attack oi the grip last winters but is improving Started by a Cave-l- a They AU Perish slowly. . Possible to nefore It Itescne Them. Death ot Richard Chamberlain, 'A oth-rr- -- I m i4 Kln-rile- r, - -- ten-th- f -- T Vloe-Prelde- nt pro-tee- Vloe-Preside- nl , 1 I , 4 ,' Ai , New Mills. is Twenty-fiv- e years ago the 10V, 312(4 Alex Lunsford, of Madisonville, United States produced 70 per BACON Clear 1Mb u til oo Steam Q 5 was here yesterday and left several bent of the cotton of the world. CHICAOO. Today she produces 85 per cent CATTLKNattve Steers.... 3 75 (i 5 90 samples of flour made by the re HOGS Fair to Choice :UL 3.92K 01 tne worm's cotton. to Choice.... 3.50 U 5(B 311 BEP-F- alr modeled and refitted Holland mill, r'LUUK Winter l'a tents... 3 50 & 3 00 Spring Patents... 3 20 a 3 u of which Mr. Lunsford atid Frank 2 Spring...... (0M1 4 71V4 WHEAT-N- o. 74 No. 2 lted......... j , 7ft .proprietors. The ed Tutt are the CORN No. 2 Mixed... til uv. 2. OA'VS-itor was fortunate enough to fall & 27'X I'OHK-Mtnej).. ....... a.oo K heir to a sample sack and will . KANSAS CITY. CATTLE-Natl- ve Steers.... 4 21 fi Kvt give it fair trial nt once. It is 3 35 $ a 80 sure to be good or it would not be 3 lied WHKAT-N- o. 71 fo 75 t Will cure Croup without fail. DATS-23 (oi 2 White 3914 allowed to thus stand up and The best remedy COUN-N- Q. for whooping-coug..ji.t.i.j.i........ 32)4$ J ag speak for itself, Dows Prk 95 ct. ai drugglM. KCGS-Fr- esh UAltD-Prlr- HAY Clear Ttraothy UIHTKH Cholco Hairy.... Leat Hurley.... S00 2jy, 65"4W 50 SUiW no 3 li if) .... u w H 2, MU 8 50 12 00 12 00 Jin Londcfet London, April 3. Richard Chamber-liln- , broJthqr of Joseph Chamberlain, sccretarM of stats for the colonies, died yesterday. DIgcstJYourjFood. Dr.BulTs COUCH SYRUP h. No. .. ess 'e UOGS-AULOr- ade No. Ninety per cant, ot all sickness is caused by food not beiog "properlr dlfesled, It .blood creates poisonsfandfcoetEiatoXyonr and then yon are HibleltoJ'almojt any dis ease the human system is beir to. Use Dr. How Spanish Soldiers are raid. Carhtedt's German Llver!lPowdcrt3and wat:h tbe results. Yon wlll'feel.the good h Madrid, April 4. Great indignation. effects alter taking 00a dose, j Give it a been caused hero.bvttho publlca-do- n trial and be convinced. Price 25c. o For ot dispatches from Barcelona and sale by St. Bernard Dree Store. ther Eeaports to tho effect that tbe Dr. Otto's Spruce Gam Balsam .Cures toldlers returningviomo.froi 'Cuba "You." ooogb.rjjnjt tbelmedlclne for chilRico aro'reclflM.Wferii of dren. h tho immedlato partnen9-afourt- Jopln, Mo., April i. Five men hero working in a deep, narrow-ditc- h festerday lost their lives by a cavo-I- n that caught them from both sides. Four of them wero burled under 18 teet ot earth and rock. One,r-- s man .tamed Ncighbargcr, warj covered to tho waist, and died 'front bto injuries beforo ho 'could bo dug out. Tho aames of tho others aro not known. ts ' .' n i I SuUcTibeMorJTiiijBEK, f their arrears ot pajylM-itu-lo- r J. J : J 1 .. t?--, tt T1 . ' w ..r '.. I vr BWylW V? ' F1F 1 ; p'T,t f.: o ' (LbcJBiISee PAUL M. MOORE. Editor and Manager. BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. Incorporated. 1 an matter. Entered IhsPeitoBce il Karllnnton al Second SUBSCRIPTION RATES: OnYer,i!tllylnidnc Montbe, Six ThreeMontfu, i " " Ssp.ctaenwpY.sVaWd J? Corteipondenti wanted In alt part, ol tne oiiolv. Addreaiuitorparticulari. THURSDAY, APRIL 6, 1899. in advance of some years past." LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. Unlocks Inspector Stone says he is about worked down and has been mik Operator Fawcett is again bick as day operator at Earlington, ing every effort to issue the report To TUnr the Laughing Sod." Agent at as early a date as possible. not even Nature would Sebree as T. C. Martin is again back at regular agent. The year of 1898 was a notable And Chief Dispatcher Sheridan made a busione in many respects, to the coal allow the flowers to grow industry of the Western Kentucky and blossom to perfection ness trip to Evansville last week. Now Dispatcher Jorgenson, ot the Illinois coal field and the early issue of the without good soil, Central, with bis family made relatives report, with its valuable statistics Nature and people are much here a brief visit this week. of the year's operations, will be of alike; the former must have Dispatcher Wise, failing to fi d a suitinterest to the trade. sunshine, latter must have able bouse at Earlington, has moved his family to Madisonville for the present. Lastivear was a good year for .yolumeiof colibusiness, but un- pure blood in order to have Conductor Maddox was in charge of the Providence train a few days last week fail the year of 1899 perfect health. less Hood?n Sarsaparilla cures blood trouwhile Conductor Moody was attending will be the record breaker for the bles of nil sorts. It ia to the human court. Kentucky. coal, trade of Western system what sunshine i to Nature "Spring The Flowers , all-sign- s the'South. Earllngton'a Population. ., y - Official Census 1880, 907. Official Census 1890, 1,748. Official Census 1899, 2,566. The last count was made April, 1899, by authority of State law governing the appointment of local City Boards of Health, and is a carefully prepared and sworn statement of the number of inhabitants Jn the city of Earhngton. , It is not a "local estimate," but a sworn census, "official" because authorized by law and carefully taken under the provisions of f advantages The unexampled and the magnificent fature prospects ofi the Southland, are so well stated by Mr. John E. Searles, a Dyspepsia, etc.- -" a compilation of chronic catarrh ana prominent New York financier, troubles, dysptpsla, stomach, rheumatism, Inflammation ot the Had no .that, the, statern,ent:should be given etc.', mad,mc miserable. arsaparllla, appetite which I took Hood's wide publication, in the section, until like maple. 1 am thoroughly cured." acted Denver, Col. 1871 W. Hth where it must make such interesting N.J!. Seeixy, was husband Rheumatism "My account-rheureading. Mr. Searles spoke most obllRed to ntve up work on he tise4 No rcmMy helped until highly of, the, trade .outlook in the matism. Sarsaparllla. which permanently Hood's cured him. It cured my daughter ot- cat South after a trip of some five tarrh. I Rive It to the children with good Lweeks through the South. To, the result?.' Mn3. J. S. McMatii, Stamford, ft, curna of Commerce New York he said: A-- ' It the, destroyer of disease genua. never disappoints. Poor Blood-- " The iloctor said there were not seven drops of pood hlood lu'my body. Hood's Sarsaimrllla built me up and made me stroiis and well." Heaie E. Bkown, 10 Astor Hill, Lynn, Muss, ., - Taking Into consideration, tbe fact ibkt Ibe South teem (0 be. abje to produce Iron at a lower- - ccij, than, other section, and. that it .bas an unlimited supply of ores, cokjng coalftnd linjeitooe, no limit can beset, upqojtbj probable extension of State-law- . tbe iron,. steel, and coal interests of Ibat section. Wben ,wa consider that tba manDidn't Touch Us. ufacture ol cotton bat enriched England Mr. doebeJ, in his Madisonville and New England, and tbat tbe producspeech, did not touch upon the tion of coal and iron and steel have made present conditions of the country Pennsylvania enormously wealthy, and under the existing gold standard tbat tbe lamber- interests of tbe Northwest have created great wealth and de.administration, nor its future outveloped a. vast, busi'oets in tbat section, look under a continuation of the we can. lorm.soraejdea of. what it means same standard. Probably Mr. to tbe South and to .tho entire country 'Goebel thinks, and logically, that that allot fbee; advantages in practically the fewer times he is forced tq say unlimited tuppl and of superior quality found fn that, section and, nowhere else that white is black in the consist- arecombination. To, this may be added an in ent carrying out of what he calls even and abundant rainfall, an equable liis "adhesion" to the Chicago climate, a productive soil and great replatform, the least occasion will be sources in tbe way of pbospbalcs, marbles, ygiven those he would have as his granites, etc. Hood'i Pill' cure oifly rthftT lotJca l!rr lll. the nmMrrlutlnirand wlTTi Ttouil arrtlllt. RED HILL JOTTINGS. Tribute to the riemory of Geo. R. Stiller, Written by a Friend. Mr. Ctbo Price made a business trip to Earlington last week. Edgar Lyell has succeeded in getting the pistol which be wanted to run by steam, but it runs by gas and Ed is a happy soul once more. Tba surprise party given at Mr. M. S. Mcintosh's was a great treat and much enjoyed by all who bad tbe pleasure of attending. Cbas. Miles mads a business trip to Hopkinsville one day last week, constituents to reason upon this point and discover for themselves the discrepancies between the Demoempty, prophecies and the cratic Repubsingle lican facts. Perhaps it isn't safe for Mr. Goebel to make comparisons just now, but he really might have taken compassion, and thrown out a straw or two to those whose courage fails through hope deferred. free-silve- r with-us--toda- y Dilmus Mcintosh bas a mule which be claims to bave ridden a million miles, and Vacclnattent,s.a Preventive. now wben he turns bim out to rest, be . The best proofs ot the efficacy of ccmes up and brays far Dilmus ,to ride vaccination- as a preventive of bim again. Sohnnie Crick, who bas been sick so smallpox are furnished by Germany which enacted in 1874 a law long with typboid fever is much better. Miss Nannie Dennett, a popular young lady, of Crotton vicinity, will commence a school at Red Hill in the near future. obligatory at the tenth Mrs. 7,ack Price was on tbe sick list last year." yhat,was. the result? With week. a population 0(50,000, poo, having Much sorrow is felt here at tbe death of in 1871 lost 143,000 lives by small- our friend, Mr. G. It. Stiller, of Norton-villpox, she found by her laws of 1874 who died recently of typboid fever, the mortality diminished so rapidly after a long illness. It makes us shudder a young that today the disease numbers to think thatglorious man with such fond hopes, such dreams and such noonly 116 victims a year. These ble aspirations should be called into tbe The Board of Health. .Earlington Board of Health is cases, moreover, occur almost ex- presence of bis maker so soon. Kreed now clothed with the full powers clusively Irj town on her frontier. from pain never more to know earth's conferred by the Statutes of Ken-tuck- y Vaccination was compulsory in the trials and temptations, washed and made white in tbe blood of the Lamb. He bas upon County Boards and German armies, also in the war of crossed over tbe dark river of death and during which they lost by Boards of Health in cities of ex- 1870-7- 1, we hope be sleeps In Jesus. smallpox 228 men, while the To the sorrowing family who yet linger ceeding 2500 population. The law provides that "any person French armies, in which vaccina- on lhe shores of time we say, "sorrow not, who shall fail or refuse, after tion was more or less optional, lost even as others which bave no hope, for if we believe tbat Jesus died and rose again, written notice from said Board of 23,000 men by the same disease. even so they also, which sleep in Jesus will Health, to observe or obey its The Board of Health of the city God bring with bim. written request, shall be fined not of Lexington, has decided to All tbat is mortal sleeps in the cemetery less than ten dollars, nor more than have all citizens vaccinated now at Salem, while we trust his immortal tout one hundred dollars for each day who weje not vaccinated eighteen rests as quietly in Ibe beautiful cily whose bnilder and maker is Gcd. he so fails, refuses or neglects," months ago when the last general Now I see forms lowly bending, and the ordinance constituting the vaccination order was issued. Stricken down by some harsh blow. Earlington Board of Health under There are no new cases of small- Heavy sobs their hearts are rending, State law is drawn exactly in ac- pox, but the Board deemed it neLife is mainly made of woe. cordance with statutory provis- cessary to takeithis step as a matter Ties ot friendship now are severed By Time's rude and blasting hand. ions. ot precaution. The question ol We have an excellent and capa- general vaccination and all mat- Deav ones far apart are scattered; Some arc in a better land. ble Board of Health, clothed with ters pertaining to the general May tbe earth rest lightly over thee, full power, and may expect the health of the public is gaining and wben chilling winds of winter bowl sanitary conditions of the town to more attention daily in Kentucky above tbee, may tbe same God tbat is said to note tbe fall of tbe sparrow, tie make great improvement under Its the South, and the up the storm above thee is tbe wish ot administration. And the almighty gold-standard that "makes vaccination obligatory in the first year of life and revac-cination,al- e, 16-to- -i public health is being more closely law says woe unto him who "fails, guarded by. those whose duty it is refuses or neglects." under the power of the law. A Friend. Wynn's Items. Thomas Wynn Young, Mack Stearsmand, and Tom Wood visited Hopkinsville on business last week. Wilson Oglesby is down with slow fever. W. A. Judge Pratt. correspondent asks the question "What's the matter with Hon. C. J. Pratt, of our County, for Governor? There isn't anything the matter Judge Pratt for governor or any other office to which he might aspire, where genuine ability and true merit are necessary. His honorable and distinguished career as a jurist has settled such questions. Judge Pratt has not announced himself and it is not known that he will do so. But there is. a strong feeling among iri!r friends that Mr. Pratt would only enter the race in response to a united call and would not under any circumstances become a party to a scramble for the nomination. Doubtless he would accept the nomination if it was tendered him, and it is said that he has received many letters from Republicans throughout Western Kentucky and other points of the State asking him to become a candidate. Judge Pratt's support, should he stand for the nomination, would be very strong if not unanimous in Hopkins and other western Kentucky counties. The Bee last week stated that Judge Pratt was being besieg-- , ed to enter the race. A One of the rnpst interesting articles of the week is "Who Discovered the Klondyke," by Tappan Adney, special correspondent for Mr. Johnnie Walker moved in our town last week on west Main street. IfarJtr's IVetkly in that region. Johnnie Fox was taken ill last week Mr. Adpey gives, the entire history with fever. of the gold industry on the Yukon G. W. Grace is hauling tobacco to and its tributaries. Another arti- Morions Gap totlay. He found Hi? roads cle that is well worth reading is quite bad. Mr. B. It. Gsace is getting good work "The Siamese in- Sport," by. Caspar Whitney, an article that con out of tbe boys for sorghum. Young Rati.rr. tains. n,ot only a description of the games and aoiiS,ements of the Red Hill Jottings. Siamese, but; also a. full account of Tbeo. Stanley, one of our East Main the life iniam, of the people, ol Street citizens got his foot badly mashed big ,barne hunting and, many other last Monday. - matters of interest. "Doctor" Bob Tapp, the Dem ocratic 'gum shoe statesman," of Hopkins county, is (or Goebel, and there art others in this.stronghold of Hardin. Sfi ltas had such a clean, healthy, progressive growth forthe la,st two decides from 907 population in i8fJo to 2,566 in 1899 that Earlington can well be proud of the possession of a Board of Health, with new powers, and Us citizens can w,eil afford to give the Board the full and hearty cooperation in all matters pertaining to public cleanliness and public health. They cannot even afford to complain, should such cooperaBy Hay First. A letter received by Tiif. Bee tion entail a little personal inconLet's all be public from Mr. G. W. Stone, State In-- , venience. spirited and keep in mind the welspec tor of Mines for Kentucky anfare of our neighbors as well as of nounces fhat his annual report for ourselves. the year 1898 is now in the hands of (he printer and he expects to PliM.fr CUBANOIL cures W, ....have if ready Jor distribution by THIIflVl CuU,Burns, Brulsej.Bheu-nuttaand Sort. Price, 25 cents. May ist, ''two and a half months Sold by St. BaraardfDrnt Store. Earljngton jl a Wilson Oglesby, who bas been sick so long is reported no better. G. W. Grace and Charlie Oglesby made a trip to Mortons Gap last Thursday. Tbe late cold wave killed many tobacco plants in tbis section, Uev. Guyry Teague, of Empire, will preach at Possum Walk the first Sunday in May. . D. Stanley makes a first class marshal and the Nortonville man need not apply. Dr. P. E. James, late of this vicinity, bas moved to Morgantown where he will make bis future home. Mrs. Docia Stanley, of White Plains, bas gone to St. Francis, Ark., to live with ber son D. R. Stanley, A six thousand dollar mill will be built at White Plains by an incorporated company in tbe near future. There has been a call made by the citizens of Red Hill, to consider an article tbat appeared in The Bee not long since over tbe signature of You No Hoo, You No Hoo stated a few things concerning our healthy little city tbat has no little influence to lower tbe estimatioaof our town in tbe eyes of tbe outside world. Tbe committee appointed wishes to say to tbe public tbat You No Hoo is branded as a joe Mulbattan, and our board of doctors has bis case under consideration to see if bis mind is not unbalanced. though tbe preliminary statement now isiued by the interstate commerce com'jiiata1 --WL. KW a gTja SW mission does not go Into tbe statistics of Kccpithc system in perfect or7JJV the (radio. The United States has loer railroad rates than any other countries. der by the occasional use and, considering tbe sparseoess ot popula-- J att's Liver Pills. They regtion in a great part ot tbe country, t is unulate the bowels and produce commonly well supplied, with railroad facilities. It has been too well supplied tor the interests of tbe stockholders, much ot sick headache, malaria, bilwhose capital bas been sunk In tba buildand kin ing of lines tbat duplicate existing lines iousness, constipation anabsolutecurp and create a ruinous struggle for an dred amount of business insufficient for two roads, or in building lines into Ibe wilderness in the expectation tbat population .exchange says that a. gentlewould follow and a cltyspring up at every man in'vited'some friends to dinrailway station." ner and as the colored servant Conductor Bud Morgan, from tbe Mementered the room he accidentally phis division of tbe Illinois Central road, dropped a platter which held a turDispitcher John Devney showed tbe in has been here several days tbis week on a n key. "My friends," said the terest be takes in elections by going home visit to relatives and friends. Bud Ihinks in a most distressing tone, (o vote last Monday, tbe night dispatcher the I C, Is the great road ot the country. never before in my life have 1 witrelieving him for a short time. nessed an event so fraught with Consumption Cured. Business on the Henderson division is disaster in the various parts of the Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam will cure not so good as it was last month and as a any case of if taken in time. globe. In this calamity we see the result tbe boys from dispatchers down are Consumptionconsumption a slight cough starts' with or downfall of. Turkey,, the upsetting getting a much needed rest. cold. Tbis where1 consumption gets' its of Greece, the destruction of China, . . start and It you will use Dr. Otto's Spruce and the humiliation of Africa." Agent Harry Ogden, of Slaugbtersville, '' Gum Balsam, you will cure Ibe cough, will soon goto Ibe Indian bas resigned and heal tbe lungs and tbroat, and avoid the Territory, where he will go into business. most dreaded of all diseases, consumption. Dr; Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam. A physician can prescribe Dr. Otto's one of Ibe best agents on tbe Delay in attending to a slight cough may He was Large site bottles. Spruce. Gum Balsam. Tbe Formula is on road and his many friends regret lo part cost you our life. Price 25 and 50 cents at St. Bernard Drug- lhe' package. Cures your cough in day. with him. Very pleasant to take. Children cry for store. It. Large sire bottles, price 13c and 50c. A verdict in favor ot the plaintllf was For sale by St, Bernard Drug Store. found against the Illinois Central RailDOWN IN THE MINES. 's For a beautiful complexion use Dr, Company last week at Hopkinsville, road German Liver Powder. Tbe amount claimed for Ibe death of a George P. Farnsworth and assistants man was )30,ooo and the Jury gave $10. The Philadelphia Zoological gar have completed the work ot repairing coke dens pontained on January 1, 1,019 000 in their decision. -. l Lin-ing- s, ovens for the St. Bernard Coal Company. I? ! i living animau 3jy mammals, Tbe case against tbe L. & N. for tbe Tbe St. Bernard Coal Company will see birds, 338 reptiles and 11 batra- death of conductor Watts, was postponed that special mention is made of tbeir vete- chians. until the 17th of April. Agent Etberidge ran miners in our coil edition soon to be and conductor Browning are among tbe To Cure a Cold in One Day issued. witnesses. The ciss is lo bs tried at The foundation for the new coil lip to Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Nashville. All druggists refund money it it fails to be built at the Arnold mines will be laid L. B. Q. on 35c. Tbe preliminary report of tbe railways next week and workjm construction ot tip enre. tablst. Tbe genuine bas each interof tbe country, as prepared by tbe r will soon be,under headway. state commerce commission, bas been isFifteen years ago, Reading did Aloozo Grifia, who was recently hurt in sued. The report includes tbe retnrns of mill. the mines, is now able to bobble around not have a single hosiery employing 730 lines, with an aggregate mileage ot with tbe assistance of a cane, but be bears Now it has sixteen, I8r,j33 miles. Tbe receipts of the year tbe marks of having been a great sufferer. 2,500 hands. were: Passenger service, 1333,802,782; for the "Noxall" We are Foreman Thomas Robinson, ot tbe EmCoutbed 33 Veerj. w freight service, $374,365,487; other earnI suffered for a vears with a couch, and ings from operation, $30,765,111; gross pire Coal Company says business has been spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and ,a.C earnings, $1,233,523,383; operating ex- so rushing tbat it is bard work for one, man for medicine to no avail until I used Dr. a very assortment. This remedy makes penses, $311,341,453; income from opera- to look after tbe mine and men as it is bis Bell's weak lungs strong. It bas saved my life. increase of gross duty to do. tion, $427,a8r.022. The III. Damage lo tbe railroad track leadiog to J. B. Roseil. Granisbnrg, earnings over tbe previous year was increased tbe Oak Hill mine was tbe cause of idleness expenses operating In Finland and Lapland amber for a few days last week, tbe heavy rains $58,716,594, and income $57.7'G.9'39y cure Too, and we have a line of ot late washing out or undermining a cul oil is believed to be a certain while a train enroule neuralgia and Last Sunday, for rheumatism, vert being tbe cause of tbe trouble. here and on the road from which south was passing Empire, Mr. Cbarles similar troubles. to board it and missed The St. Bernard Ooal Company was Griggs attempted everybody can be suited. Wk.n vnti a.1, fn, n &.I. A Clminani l.l,r catching on securely and fell under the well represented at tbe conference ot coal Medicine, set thai yon fit II and not some wotih- wheels, and was instantly killed, bis bead mineis held at Louisville last week, both leit Imitation. being cut off, both arms and legs, in fact, Ibe president and secretary of Ibe company ago the Twenty-fiv- e literally cut to pieces. This is the fourth bein; in attendance. years A IN fatal accident occuring during Ibe last United States produced 70 per Tbousonds of dollars were paid out by twelve months caused by carelessness and tbe St. Bernard Coal Company .to tbeir em- cent of the cotton of the world. DAYS. not one of them an employe. During tne ployes on pay day last week, a large Today she produces 85 per cent length of tima only one employe has amount being in gold, and even tbe once of the worjd's cotton. same J been killed by accident on tbis division; free silver men were glad to receive it in Don't scratch your life away, but use thus it can be seen that those who attempt for their labor. Dr. Sawyer's Witch Haiti and Arnica to violate the law against jumping on Salve for eczema, piles, hives, burns and ., moving trains are in greater danger ibanJForeman Toombs says tbat on Easier, It soothes, relieves pain and posithirty-fiv- e years ago, while en route la a cuts yj those following the vocation of a train tively enres. St. Barnard Drugstore. Geld to lay off corn gronnd, be ran, across man. a man with nlno ballet holes in bim, tbe Japan, with over 40,000,000 inThe railroad boys, in general, are work of aguerrilla, and so frightened was pleased to hear and know that the Hender- be at the sight tbat from tbat day to tbis habitants, has only one leather shoe factory, nearly all the natives e son division officials will hereafter control be never forgets tbat Easter still wearing sandals of straw or t--I at the agency and other employees If reports are true rainy gold hunters wood. Guthrie. For ears a great deal of confusion and discord bas existed between are now on their way to tbe Philippine IsRed Hot From the Oun tbe train men on Ibe Memphis line and lands fn search of a fortnne. But at tbis Was ibe ball tbat bit G. B. Sleadman Henderson division men, each failing to time when affairs of tbe Islands are in such ot Newark, Mich., in ibe Civil War. It work In barmony for tbe good of tbe ser an unsettled state their venture is likely caused horrible Ulcers tbat co treatment (.war ikc "-- cHary Then Bucklen's t .Waf wti. TSai-"! wr vice. Tbis state of affairs will, we believe to prove a losing one, and we believe tbat helped for 30 years, "Ti now cease to exist and under tbe new even tbe Klondike gold hunter, surrounded Arnica Salve.' cured bim. Cures Cuts, " --.r 'jT- - - K rj Bruises, Burns, Bolls, Felons, Corns, management tbe work will be carried on by snow and ice, stands a better chance to Skin Emotions. Best Pile cure on earth. ot Trains, win. in a systematic way. Master Sold by as cis. a box" Cure guaranteed. But few of our miners took enough in- Si. Bernard Drug Store. Devney, has, of late spent some time there ................-.....Trlltrt.).tltltll)ttl)lltll and fully understands tbe situation and terest in Goebel or bis candidacy to go to The bull ring of Madrid stands knows exactly wbat to do and who to put Madisonville to hear bim last Saturday. division Tbey recognise Ibe fact tbat every unjuit a mile or so outside ot the city.' It in charge, and tbe Henderson boys now will feel assured of a fair deal attack on railroads that in any way cripples was built in 1874, at a cost, it is DEALER IN tbem means additional expense, which has said of p8o,ooo. wben they reach Guthrie. Commenting upon recent statistics ot the effect of raising transportation rates, ThjBKU, Klag of all Birds, tbe income Of railways in tbe United and tbe miner will bave bis share of the is noted for its keen sight, clear and disburden to bear when tho coal shippers are CASTINGS AND TINWARE, Stales, the New York Journal of Comtinct vision. So are those persons wbo called upon lo pay increased freight rates. use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak merce says: "Tbe great efficiency or economy of Goebel's advocacy of tbe McCbord bill is eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or granuContractor of all kinds Tin, lated lids. Sold by all dealers at 35 cents. railroad management bas reduced the op- enough to turn tbem against bim. Galvanized Iron ancf erating expenses per mile 6.9 per cent., To a bystander it does seem tbat. some The Newsboys's Band, of LouisCopper Work. while the gross earnings bave fallen off effort should be made at Hopkinsville and ville, which accompanied the First HOOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTION GUAKANTEBD, per cent. The decrease in total earn- other points to protect coal cars from being Kentucky to Porto Rico, has been 5.3 One day last ings is to be attributed to tbe declining robbed of tbeir contents. equipped with new horns and a charges made by tbe roads for their servi- week while a train crew was doing some permanent organization periectcu. ces, and not to a decrease of business, switching at Hopkinsvitle, Ibe coal cars were boarded by tbelves and quite an Or. U. A. Simmons Liver MtJlclne Clears Ibe amount of fuel stolen, and not tbe least ef- Completion', (Ives Jluojincr lo the Mind, core lloidiche, Ref slate Stomicb.ltow.l. and Liver. fort made by ibe police lo prevent it. YOUR ORDERS Uhn llnQO fhfi Mvorw Qiie...it Q 1 yearly Thousands ol bushels are stolen Nearly a quarter of a million V. SOLICITED J from cars on tbe Henderson division, and cases of. champagne were imported we have yet to bear of one conviction of last year. "New York drank half of Ask your neighbors. tbe caal thieves. it'. They all say that we Tbe threat made by the agitators tbat Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine never has, and we they would organize Hopkins county this dq'nor'seVhow it can fail to cure kidney haul better loads, fur.. ,..' -!. year has caused 00 one to lose any sleep,' aisoroers. ii.iv uc u ... .1 piiuio .l.- - .!., ukucu, nish best teams, and alaj every ooe who is at all posted on )abor and nature thus aided never falls. St. Bernard-Drugstor-e matters in the county well knows tbat all ways at the right price. to dodge the Did you ever in tbat direction will fail. Tbis oprain-drop- s? In a test case at Washington. Old not succeed efforts to labor organizations is not conposition just futed to the miners alone, but thousands of the decision has been rendered devery well, did yon? as useless to to escape from farmers and other citizens in no way con- claring the War revenue law valid All Night, I Open the germs of consumption. You nected witb tbe mines, will rise up in tbeir and constitutional. us might if necessary and support tbe coal can't do It. They are about an n1iiiii frwr.i ,.ifti . i.LHaii.rih..f . ,f. .Am fr .ft. .d.itfan.ftii & a. Unit. Working Day and Night. on every hand and we are conwho Utile Into our companies, any bave thus far and always Tbe busiest and mightiest King's thing stantly taking them New interference with their busi- tbat ever was made is Dr, will resist lungs. who seek Life Pills, Every pill' is a ..k efts, .,. iLi i4t .,4s. Mm.'. . ....'?' ? il,hi. .,iK nfn A. t1, we all have ness as is tbe sole objsct ot men ..iau.' tn,,f4!fi-- 'l' Then why don't m i ai eTob'ule of health," that changes weakness mwn.av.1 r, i HBf f ii in nir this disease? Simply because to control tbe cost mining business through. into strength, listlessness into energy, braln:fag Into, metal power. They're these germs cannot gain foot Iabprgdnions, fwelve dollars and a few cents per wonderful in building uptbe health. Only 'I hold in a strong throat an 35c per box. Sold by St, Bernard Drug luntrs. It's when these are month is tbe average wages paid tbe coal Store. miner in West Virginia, says tbe U. M. V. weak the germs master. ' TflPJfflilfilBajLa " Several bodies of those who lost jUjn The body must be well supplied Journal, and it we mistake not tbe labor IB YatARS BXpSRIINOKt comes leaders boast of their great strength in tbat their lives In 'the Windsor hotel The danger laaaaaaaarJH ..H iTTr iHl when the blood is poor and the Stale. The same is true in this part of fire at New Yprk, were still missKY, body is thin. If your cough does Kentucky wherever tbe U. M. V. bave ing when the search was comAll Classes ol Buildings Erected and organization, pleted. rot yield, and your throat and been at all successful in tbeir made complete ready for occupancy, iaBrinraBttiiitiJaiiuujuiJa-ssatiBMLa lungs' feel raw and sore, you There Ibe most idleness prevails and tbe HaaaaaaaaaaMfnaaaBKaBMBaanaBajaBBB tbe furnishing of all materially Lung Irritation "fy5-- s monthly earnings. Millions of dolL -mechanical and common labor. should not delay another day. smallest consumption. Dr lars are yearly lost lo the miners of tbis s tbe forerunner to Take will curs if. and PLANS. DETAILS. SPECI- country in various ways through tbe,bad Bell's Price reasonable and satisfaction ouaran- give such strength to tbe lungs that a FICATION8 A CONTRACTS ,eed. Estimates cbeerfnlly given on 11 kinds effects of labor organJzations.jj2- cough or cold will not settle there, NO- - of Huildlng and Special Work.. , Give me a DRAWN UP ON SHORT We notice tbat writers in'theU,. M. VV. Twenty.fiva cents at all good druggists. cuaace at your work before letting contract TICE, .. a. takes pleasure in referring to tbe Journal " Jlj)J',ijj"!i,'il5mnp.iWfwaiu5S Outlawry is increasing in -- the "5 "'",'JJ ilTp1"Hpi5JJ "Tp1 laborer who sees fit to use the health and province of Santiago, Cuba. Arstrength given him by bis Creator to prohave been ma'le but not vide for bis family, as a scab, A more rests "tw'd. .t"h,e qutlaws seem to Oil with Hypophos-phlt- es contemptible word was of Cod-Liv- er applied to AAO. l sides, once. It will heal the given lie ii?P,9 jftoft "Pman or woman when exeicising God Inflamed membranes and greatly labor, and tbe at rights Spirits, A TorpliLLIver causes Depression strengthen them as well. The class ofto be using honest IkUKuage are sowing Indlceitlon, Jlea'dacbe, Constipation. of Use Dr, such men digestion becomes stronger, the seed, tbe curse of which will be reaped by M, A. Slmmoat Liver Medicine to llmulate tbat uccciiorlo IiaacDarli.) " appetite better and the weight tbeir offspring. Fair play is admired by ornsn, &. increases. The whole body be- the majority of tbe Americans, wbo are beIt has been estimated that the comes well fortified and tho disgust upon to consumption cannot ginningcbtef took witbtrade consists in those imperfections in the highways of germs of call- this nation entail a loss of stock in whose 0 gain a foothold. At the Old Stand, on a year, a sum two and a nourishing, sustain- ing others bad names. It's this Main Street, Jnst west half times greater than the loss ocing and strengthening power ot depot, The Victoria cross carries with fire. Perfect Health. of TO WW WW TO TO TO TO For A Vigorous Body. diseass, H Full Shelves. New Goods. m ri-'-i Great Variety. TUTT'S Liver PILL.5 in 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. .'J . - . ii gen-tlema- m Beautiful Line of Silk Waist Patterns. Choice, Embroideries, Carl-stedt- ..! Hosiery, Ribbons and everything needed to complete a woman's apparel in choice style. Shirts, y. headquarters of which attractive ve have , $165,-161,58- IT IS CARPET TIME, Carpets - $ & tir. t-- J . DUR NELSON SHDES WILL BE WITHIN FEW T The place get well dressed, with stuff of sterling quality at to air prices, is our store. tic P St. Bernard GeiTl Store sy -- .c. ini o f sjy Si SSSfc J. W. TWYMAN, i Stoves and Grates, I 'J 7" You can't try f ' DMgeThem try It's Am ' Cilc r:- ,, Barnett & Arnold. i!U " sugar-coate- d .A. . -- , .... a PaaK?aaaB lbl Sf M. McGORD, I that Contractor and Bnilder EARLINGTON, t vlth fat ri Emulsion at eott's i.l,i'piiifi-f(ijjiiinii- jP with-oUtTiglf- ts er GEORGE O. TOY,. FEED . &:., LIVERY 'K. $500,-000,00- STAPLE. EARLINGTON, KY. . of Perkins. casioned by the great Chicago scorris EMULSION that a of $250 a year for life. lias, .'made; it of cuch value In it pension nil wasting and exhausting Hearing, as a rule, is more acute lis, Constipation ted Indi dlsea.uj-s- . with the right than with the left fwtkw. SegukUatfaeLWer. Price, 25 eta. joe, aiuii.uo, a!l drujilili. Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore. ear. J.1..1 &noWHb,a.tmlM,l!'Y1k, iwPI First-Cla- ss Equipment, and PromptService. W fi- - -- , vi Ail i.j" . ..a ViV . rXla''. X - V - W n V F . bejrxv .r; EASTER SERVICES APPOINTMENT CHANGED POLITICAL POINTS. WILKINS PROPERTY Held By the Knights Templar at "jj 3nbustru . kj Hrrioe." LOCALJpS. Mrs. Ida Walker visited friends in Madisonville last Sunday. Missis Elizabeth' and Margaret Victory are at home for a short visit. Madisonville. The Easter services held jit the Baptist Church, Madisonville, was better attended than any like service for some years past, notwithstanding the fact that Easter Sunday came this year earlier than usual and was not preceeded by any harbinger of spring in the The day way of good weather. little oasis itself, however, was a in the dreary and unwonted spread of winter's domain and spring hats and hothouse flowers blossomed in great profusion and promise. The church was full to overflowing, although not a verylarge number of Knights Templar were pres ent. 1 he regular appointment at and Christian the Methodist Churches were called in favor of the Easter service. Rev. B. T. Watson, State evangelist of the Cumberland Presbyterian Church, preached an appropriate sermon and was assisted by Rev. S. II. Lovelace, of the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. The music, which was furnished by members of the Musical Club, was appropriate and beautifully rendered. After the services the Sir Knights and their ladies found a choice dinner awaiting them at the Belmont Hotel, where landlord Scott did everything possible for the comfort of his Easter guests. Only Sir Knights, II. C.Bourland, E. L. Stokes and Paul M. Moore, with Miss Celeste Moore, Mrs. A. J. Stokes and Mrs. P. M. Moore and sons,wcre in attendance from Earlington. Mrs. R. P. of Mr. W. E. Henry was the guest Rash and wife last visit-itc- d week. Mr. and Mrs. VV. E. Rash in Madisonville, Saturday and Sunday. Miss Mattie Rice, of Madisonville, spent a part of last week in Earlington. Mrs. Owen Nisbet and daughter visited friends in Earlington one day last week. Miss Effie Tcague, who is attending school at Hopkinsville, spent Easter in the city. Misses Cordie Coyle and Arrie Lovan, of Mortons Gap, are the guests of W. R. Coyle. Messrs. Lawrence Pratt, Earl Jagoe and Falcon Baker, of Madisonville, were in the city Sunday evening. Mrs. Barton Crutchfield and little daughter, of St. Charles, spent several days with her mother at Madisonville, last week. m - S - Mr i Lu.NsroRD, Ala., April 15, 1898. Now Spencer Medicine Co Dear Sirs: I bave been troubled with liver and stomach complaint. I had no and Mrs. Nat Wetzel and daughter, appetiteI took my general health was very medicine from (our different h bad. of St. Louis,passed through doctors and they (ailed to do me any good. .Nellie, use I got no ,en route to Knoxville. Tuesday. valuable relief until I began toabout jour two Nubian Tea I used ' She will return to Earlington, Sun- - dollars worth of it, and it did me more ' than all the day and stop for a visit to Mrs. C. good gained thirty-fiv- medicine f in took. I e weight pound have H. McGary. and my health is very good I can sleep I soundly and ray appetite is excellent. recommend Planter's Nnblan Tea lo Mrs. Mollie Tatum, of Louis- can world as being a (lod-sento any comthe n munity. Any one who doubts this stateville, is visiting Mrs. E. R. Oscar Uakbr. and will be here perhaps for ment can writeBernard Dtug Store. Sold by St J. II. C. Brashier has sold his home place here to "Rickett Todd and moved to Lisman, Webster county, where he has bought a farm. Wonderful Discovery. err d Mc-Eue- two weeks. Mrs. McEuen expects to go with Mrs. Tatum for a visit when the latter returns home. W. C. Morton, of Madisonville, Annual C. E. Convention. spent Sunday evening here with Allen jorgenson, of Paducah, who with his wife and daughter was E iind making a brief visit to relatives friends hera in their old home. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rice returned to Earlington, Sunday, after a visit of some days to relatives Mr. Rice in Muhlenberg county. was ill during most of his visit, but is feeling better with the advent of sunny days. "SB ', m Givens Wilson was thrown from his horse Saturday while riding to Madisonville and his hip bone fractured. The accident was pain- Beware of Ointments for Catarrh ful and serious, but Givens has a that Contain flercury, strong constitution and will re- as mercury will surely destroy the sense ot smell and completely derange the whole cover rapidly. system when entering it through the mu- Announcement was made before the Easter services at Madisonville Suuday, that the committee on invitations for the Annual Convention of Kentucky Christian Endeavorers to be held there in Ma', were in receipt of responses, that indicated the attendance would be the largest in the history of the work in the State. It is sure that the Madisonville people will hang the latch string on the outside, but all are to be given an invitation to widen their walls and throw open their doors to the limit to entertain the multitude that is expected. Earlington Endeavorers are taking great interest in the coming convention. Bought by I. Bailey Will Hold for School Purposes. ". Thursday, The Sam Wilkins property was sold under order of court at MadiSERVICES AT MADISONVILLE.' sonville, Monday, the property lying in Madisonville bringing an Notice is given of the change of aggregate of $5,900. There was date of Bishop Dudley's visit to a small tract of ground on the Earlington. He will be ' here waters of Pond River sold also, Thursday, April 20, instead of which brought $51. The proceeds earlier as has been announced. of the sale are to be reinvested in The Bishop will preach at Assemsomething that will yield a support bly Hall on that evening and will for Sam Wilkins at the Western be accompanied by Rev; M. M. Asylum without encroaching on the Benton, whojias held services here principal. The statement that twice this year. Bishop Dudley about $700 of the sum realized by will hold services at Madisonville the sale is necessary to pay his the night before he comes here. debts accrued at the Asylum is In almost every neighborhood there is Best way to Invest 35 Cents. The bills for his mainsome one wbejfie lite bas been saved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diar- tenance have been paid to date Antioc, Miss , July 1st, 1898. New Spencer Medicine Co. rhea Remedy, or wbo bas been cured of I want to tell you what I think of your chronic diarrhoea by the use of that medi- out of the proceeds of Hopkins Nubian Tea. I have used it myself and cine. Such persons make a point of telling county bonds ordered sold last year. in my family, and it is all that you claim ot it whenever an opportunity offers, hopI. Bailey was the purchaser of for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever ing tbat it may be the means of saving tried. It is just the tbiug lo take if you other lives. For sale by St. Bernard Drug the old homestead property at a Store, Earlington. B. T. Robinson, Morfeel bad and are bilious. price of $5,100 for the whole, tons Gap; George King, St. Charles. A. B. Lancaster. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. $4890 having been bid on separate W. M. Akin, Democrat, was re- sale of lots and $5,000 by John G. BOUGHT ANOTHER MINE. elected Mayor of Evansville by a Morton for the property as a whole. small majority on Saturday, defeatH. Lunsford paid $800 for a lot Coal Company Ac- - ing Covert, the Republican- candi- J. Providence date. adjoining his blacksmith shop near quires Mine Formerly Operthe depot. Mr. Bailey bought the Dr. Sawyer's Little Wide Awake Pills ated Under Lease. give purity of blood and vigor of thought property with an eye to maintainThe Providdnce Coal Company by perfectly regulating the bowels and ing intact good lots for the location cure biliousness, inactive liver and constiof the Graded school when Madihas purchased of J. W. Givens pation. St. Bernard Drugstore. and the executors of T. K. Givens, son of Rich- sonville shall have reached the end The deceased, the slope mines at Prov- ard Christian, a farmer near Tren- of the difficult row on the school idence, until now operated by that ton, died of spinal meningitis. question. He will probably discompany under a lease. The price pose of the other lots and hold MittrU cinnot find lodgment In the syittm of 7,000 cash was paid for the while ibe Liver Ii (n perfect order. Dr. M. A. those on Broadway for future Slmmom I.lver Medicine It the best Regulator. property. school purposes and the public A bill has passed the Colorado good. Dingley Law Sufficient. Senate legalizing boxing contests From the Boston Journal. in that State. dood for the Children. The normal Dingley revenue has Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hiuton, Ala., Do not sneeze and cough you head oil writes us August lath, a little more than equaled the or1893. "I advise all a few doses of Dr. Sawyer's Wild dinary peace expenditures of the when and Tar will cure your cold and mothers to give their children Planter's Cherry Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretIf the war cough and prevent any further lung or ful. I keep this medicine iu the house and National Government. complications St. Bernard when tbe children are ailing I give them a bronchial had not come Congress would not Drugstore. dose and tbat is tbe last of it." have been asked to add anything Sold by St. Bernard Drug Sloro. It is reported that a flock of The to the Federal taxation. sheep in Gippsland, Australia, RAILROAD DON'IS. Dingley law was sufficient for all are herded bv drover3 on bicycles. : g normal purposes. Maltle J, Atkinson, Llckburc Kjr., writes: Dr, Timely Advice of a High Official r Apt Quotations. M. A. Simmons Liver Medlcfaei Is all It proprie. of a High Class Railroad. Proverbs. Axioms and wise sayings bave tori eUIm for It. It will cure Palpitation ot the been uttered by Confucius and other wise Heart sure. Would not (Ire one dote ol It for Said a high official to a body of three ol Dlack Draught or til ol Zellln'i men from time immemorial, but few people realize bow many there are of them. C. I. general managers and passenger Political Folly. Hood & Co , of Sarsaparilla fame, bave agents of the high class railroads: over two thousand and tbey have origin- From the Globe Democrat. ated the Ingenious plan of serving them up The three most desirable things The Bryanites are certainly in delectable shape in thousands ot newsabout a passenger train are safety, papers, with each one neatly turning a showing the courage of their folly. point as to the merit ot their well known speed and comfort. You have got medicine. The extensive use of these They keep on talking silver not- the safety business down to a proverbs is original and creditable to Hood withstanding the fact that the ReA Co. pretty fine point, and the speed is publican and gold standard prosregulaPishing on the main street of a perity has knocked out the ca- satisfactory. But in the tions of comfort there is room for city of 135,000 inhabitants was the lamity issue so completely that These are some of sight that greeted the good people the base money crowd in 1900 improvement. the passenger train nuisances that of Syracuse, New York, recently. will not be able to poll anywhere should be avoided: A Syracuse paper reproduced three near so'big a vote as it' did in 1896, Don't let your engineers blow their whisphotographs showing the citizens despite the increase in population tles a half dozen limes in tbe middle ot tbe fishing from a lake that reached which has taken place in the in- night to call in a brakeman. Signal him L A. W. terval, while the honest money to come aboard or send a man to tell him. from curb to curb. Don't let a freight tram run alongside a Bulletin. and Republican ticket will have many more supporters than it had passenger train and slop opposite a sleeper nillions Given Away. with a noise that will wake then. The Bryanites are working to let off steam It is certainly gratifying to the public to the dead. know of one concern in the land who are even more effectively than they did Don't employ a sleeping car conductor or not afraid to be generous to the needy and three years ago to make Republiporter, who will bave tbe car hot enough to suffering. The proprietors of Dr. King's bake apples in one hour and cold enough, New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs can success overwhelming. Bishop Dudley Will. be Here ? If , Politics has been manifested in election of school trustees at Two free silver Democrats defeated two sound money Democrats. The three Democratic candidates for gubernatiorial honors are tearing each other to bits before the eyes of all Kentucky daily, so that there will not be much of the successful one left for the Republicans to fight. .Governor Bradley is back again at his desk, after a three weeks' stay at Mt. Clements, Mich., and is up to his cars in work that has accumulated during his absence. Eliz-abethtow- n. Struggling through life, cursed with catarrh, is a common Howexperience. ever heroic the 1TM light catnrrh gen erally wins, L'ndcr somo nsroe or other It gets tho best of us. I'ranUE. Ingalls, Waco, Tex., and thou sands of others hare been permanently cured of catarrh by Dr. Hnrtman's successful remedy Here Is Mr Ingalls' letter: n fH R. IVERY-M- Y HEROISM! -- n'y Pe-ru-- Dr. S, llarlman, Columbus, O. n Dkah Sir:- -" nnd Mnn-a-llhave cured me of one of tho worst cases of catarrh nny one ever had. My caso was so severe that I was compelled to dlscontinuo my business, that of conductor on a railroad; but I am now entirely well." Ordinary treatment of catarrh Is for local relief, Cures arc not expected. Dr. llartinan's method eradicates catarrh absolutely. Get his latest book and learn how to combat this Insidious Medicine Co., disease. 'I ho Columbus, O., will mail Dr. Ilartman's books free ou application. II. A. Scott, Hurt, Tcnn., writes: " I feel very thankful to my Maker and your great medicine- that I am cured. 1 would not bo. without in the house." has been curing catarrh for forty years. It plucks out tho rootn of catarrh and builds people up. All druggists sell it. Pc-ru-Pc-ru-a I mi ,H twelve-year-ol- d ij y, u iuu J riii'y myrymyn'T11 NEIGHS AND BRAYS u mu Jl a prolonged howl in that functionary's willing cars, who prescribed a financial laxative known as a garnishee, to be promptly applied to the L. & N. paycari When Overstreet found his pay intercepted, his wrath knew no bounds. He sought Cozart and rained down the nine compotent parts of speech upon him at onco, with all possible variations, and plainly told Lee that his social standing was several degrees below the plane of a "sheep-kill-insuck-egyaller hound dog.' Lee can stand a little flattery, but this was piling it on a littlo too thick, so, picking up a chair, he tried to lay an embargo upon freedom of speech by pounding him upon the dome of thought. susOverstreet pended the Queensbury rules and made some fraatic passes in return. Bystanders snatched the chair from Loe's hands, and securing a stool, made a charge upon Lee, who had meantime fortified himself with a barlow and proposed to illustrate Overstreet's anatomy with numerous "steel cuts." A host of friends interposed and stayed proceedings, all of which was shown in proof. The Judge required the erring ones to "bring forth fruits mete for repentance" about the size of five dollars and trimmings. Over-street- 's Over-stree- t, 5r b MA :lt L' IV IV An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method and beneficial effects of tho well known remedy, Srnui- - of Fias, manufactured by tho the valuo of obtaining tho liquid laxative principles of plants known to bo medicinally Inxntfvo and presenting them in the form most refreshing to the taste nnd acceptable to tho system. It is the ono perfect strengthening laxative, cleansing tho system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one to overcome habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance, and its acting on tho kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or irritating them, make it the ideal laxative. In tho process of manufacturing figs arc used, as they are. pleasant to the taste, but the medicinal qualities of the remedy arc obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to the California. Fio Syrup Co. only. In ordor to get lta beneficial effects nnd to avoid imitations, pleaso remember the full name of tho Company printed on the front of every package. Califoiinia Fio Svnur Co., illustrate CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN FRANCISCO, CAT. NBW YORK. IT. Y. LOUI3VIIXE. KY. For sale by all Dnieirlits. Price JOc. per bottle. OF THE ' I " Hrk dii,.i8-. 6DlipI." I from thoToombj." ltA ;., .4 fffifl ft No case ot Justice bas ever yet In Cowo'Il court been lost, Tbe offender never fails to get "Five dollars and the cost." W. A. NISBE'l , President O. W. WADD1LL, Cashier' (opkins Gounty 1 1 10,-0- 00 An article is going the rounds of Madisonville, Ky. the press to the effect that, after Something like a year ago the her thirtieth year, woman's brain Gaptal Stock, - - - $50,000. people of this section who had diminishes. Admitting this to be Transacts a general banking business sometime previously subscribed tola fact, there is nothing (arming of the a prospective map of Hopkins in it, since it takes the average and invites the accounts connties. citizens of Hopkins and adjoining county had to toe the mark and woman more than a score of years Has the finest and most secure vault in make their ante good for twelve to pass from eighteen to twenty-fiv- e tbat section ot Kentucky dollars, when the aforesaid map and. twice as long to compass Surplus Fir! made its appearance.- Of course the remaining five years by which Capital Stock Paid In, "180,000. J20.000. several of the parties kicked, but time men of coequal age have long COMMENCED BUSINESS 1867. tho map man held the ace and since attained such a degree of deuce which he had carefully dealt senility that a total absence would himeelf.and the final result was all be noted by them. the irate subscribers came reluct- Fature to rectify this wrong, antly forward and "took sugar in And balance to maintain, fti A . ,. fr n,i ,., i ,A i N JNO. G.MORTON, The advantages ot a bank account are numerous. It is not to busi- theirn." and Colds, bave given away over ten million trial bottles of this great medicine; Genuinely Sound Prosperity. and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands ot hopeless From the New York Mail and Express. Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseneis cases. It is a cheerful review that the and all diseases of lbs Throat, Chest and has St. Louis "Globe-DemocraLungs are surely cured by it. Call on St. Bernard Druggist, and gel a free trial bot- made of the commercial and intle. Regular site 50c. and ti. Every dustrial conditions in five States of bottle guaranteed, or price refunded. t" The sunrise meeting of the Earlington Christian Endeavorers was held according to announcement at 6:30 Sunday morning in Assembly Hall. Attendance was fair, except that the men members were most of them taking their morning nap at home. Will Examine Medical Graduates The State Board of Health announces that examinationfwill be held at the Hall of the ,tntversity of Louisville, beginning Tuesday, April 25, and continuing three days "for applicants for certificates to practice medicine in Kentucky who are graduates from three-yea- r schools." cous surfaces. Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from repu- From tbe Pbiliadelphia Record. table physicians, as the damage tbey will The movement to an increase in do is ten fold to tne good you can possibly the earnings of labor, and conseHall's Catarrh Cure, derive from them manufactured by F. J. Cheney 3c Co., To- quently to enhancement of the ledo, Ohio, contains no mercury and is comfort and well being of working-me- n taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. is the most cheering phenomIn buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you enon in modern social progress. get the genuine. It is taken internally and made in Toledo. O , by F. J. Cheney & Let us all bid it a hearty welcome! Co. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists, prico 75c. per bottle. A Timely Hint Hall's Family Pills are tbo best. You should be wise and see tbat your Democrats Will Hold a Primary. blood is rich and pure and your whole condi The Hopkins County Demo- system put in aofperfectly healthy German Dr. Carlstedt's tion by the use cratic committee met in Madison- Liver Powder. Then you will be free ville Saturday and decided to hold from malaria, typhoid fever, colds and the a primary election the fourth Sat grip. Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powurday in May for the purpose of der Is the besl medicine money can buy. , nominating a candidate for the For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. For your Cold try Dr. Otto's Spruce Legislature. Next Monday is the Gum Balsam. Price 35c and 50c a bottle. Cheer the Day. It presents facts the Southwest. that prove conclusively the gen uine soundness of the prosperity that has come as a result of the new tariff and of confidence in thejinancial policy of the McKtn ley administration. New industries, with plants valued at with capital of nearly $15,000,000 and giving employment to over 16,000 persons, show how untruthful is the blatant denial of Bryan that general prosperity has followed the popular approval of protection and an honest dollar. What is thus disclosed as to the Southwest is equally true of every other part of our great and growing country. $13,-230,60- 0, Now, Billie Walton was an early subscriber, but why he should desire a map surpasses human under standing for he has only one piece of an eye and to discern the seas and countries of. the earth with that part of an optic, it would be necessary to delineate the states and territories about the size of an average thundercloud. Kingdoms and empires, oceans and soas would have to be proportionately larger. But these facts did not prevent Billie from buying a map of Hopkins county which he received in due season and laid away for future reference. About a month ago a friend asked Billie where Marfila was loto freeze them tbe next. cated. Billie told him that he Don't allow your engineers to start their see to locate it, but he train with a jerk which knocks the head of couli not lend him a standard map, the sleeping passenger against the head- would board and threatens to dislocate his neck. and he could look it up at his leiDon't arrange your stations so that a sure. Billie brought out and mob ot hotel runners will have their stand the map of Hopkins county. just beside the train and greet the sleeping His friend took it home with him passenger at ia or o'clock by cries whose volume is always in inverse ratio to the and has sat up every night since trying to find Manila in Hopkins size ot the town. Don't employ surly conductors or Impu county. Billie is tickled nearly dent porters. to death and stimulates his friend Don't let tbe employes rush back and to greater action by telling him forth through the sleeper constantly as if that Manila is certainly laid down there was a fire. When it is necessary for on the map. them to pass through, instruct them to go a pre-sente- Has Increased the use of woman's tongue To compensate the loss ot brain. BANKER. tins' meeting announcement was Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism. Ksnna, Jackson Co., W. Va. . made of fine prospeet for very About three years ago my wife bad an at ' large attendance at the State Con- tack ot rheumatism which confined her lo for over month and vention to be held in Madisonville her bedto walk aa step without rendered her assistance, unable in lYL&y. her limbs being swollen to double Ibeir Christian Endeavor. The Easter evening meeting of the Christian Endeavor society was the best attended meeting held by that body since the balmy days of last year. It was held in the M. E. Church, South, and conducted by Rev. Ri M. Wheat. At time fixed for paying assessments and it is estimated the election will cost $240. W. D. Orr, Theo. Clark, and Rufus Teague are announced candidates and the probable entry of Jas. R. Rash is talked of. Esq. J. M. Ntsfcet has announced that he will not make the race. A Novel Swear-Wor- d. From the L. A, W. Bulletin. CASTOR. A For Infants and Children. f It is related of the Marchioness of Queensbury at-- a that, on arriving The Kind You Have Always .Bought Bears tho Signature of state dinner,shc explained late her tardiness by saying that it was due to the macadamnablc state of the roads,. Hanson. J Married at Dover, Tcnn. Special to Tiik Bhk. Dover, Tenn., March 30. Miss Lee Sprague, of Mortons Gap, Ky., and Mr. Simon Lancaster, of Stewart county, Tenn., were united in holy bonds of matrimony this morning at the home of the bride's The ceremony was father. by Esquire McEIroy. The "saw mill crew" extends congratulations and wishes$ftem a happy life. per-Iprme- normal size. Mr. S Maddox insisted on my using Chamberlain's Pain Calm. I bottle and used it ourchased a fifty-ceaccording to directions, and the next morn ing sue walked to oreamasi wnuoui assistance in any mannerr and --.ho has not bad a similar attack since, A. 11. Parsons. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Uen T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. Victims to Stomach, liver and kidney troubles as well as women, and all feel tbe results In loss of appetite, poisons ia tbe blood, backache, nervousness, headache feeling. But and tired, listless Listen there's no need to feel like that. to J. W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says: "Electric Bitters are just tbe tbiog for a man when be is all run down, and don't It did care whether he lives or dies. more to give me new strength and good apI can petite than anything I could lake. now eat anything and have a new lease on life," Only 30 cents at St. Bernard Drug 1 Store. Every bottle guaranteed. run-dow- n d gow, Monday, for the murder of Bob.Brown was hanged at father-in-la- w Glas- his in November last. & X invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale. Died. They buy Popi.'ak and Hardwoods Mrs. W. H. Sisk of Dalton, the in mixod cars, Drv or Green. mother of,Sam S. Shackelford, and Write them. ol A. D. and Ben The Pope had another fainting Sisk, of Madisonville, died last fit Sunday, which "proved of the Thursday and was buried Saturday gravest character." April 1, at Odd Fellows' cemetery. IltUuaUMA CUBAN BELIEF curea COM Neuralgia "Madisonville. The diseased was rUMIcrS iaaTtjnmuta. and Toottmab BourStosueb Hollo c4 fcuftaMr CofapWnta. I'rloe, 25 CM a sister of Mr. Harrison Said by St. Bernard Drug Store, .'man, of Madisonville. step-moth- Henry Koehler Jc Company, Lumber Dealers of Louisville, Ky., The messenger of death bas again visit ed our town and claimed for its own tbe sweet spirit of little Frank, the five year old son of Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Sbelton. Tbe little sufferer died Monday night at seven o'clock of pneumonia, and had been sick for about two weeks. Funeral at residence and interment at East Lawn CemeThe deepest tery, Tuesday afternoon. sympathy is felt for tbe family in Ibis sad loss. Welby Brown fell Monday night and sustained quite an injury in tbe form ot a sprained ankle. It is feared ha will not be A number of men at Louisville for some tims, have enlisted lor service in the out Alford Braswell, ot Sacramento, passed Philippines and been assigned to through this place a few days since on his f, the Second infantry. way lo Evansville. Weak Byes are Made .Strong, J, V. Asbby, who has been sick for quite dim vision made clear, styes removed and a while, is much improved. granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind B. F. Wilson. speedily; and effectually cured by the use of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve, It's put Wanted Male Help. np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all good druggists. Wanted A hustler to sell an Brave Men Fall Last Saturday morning Uncle men, wage earners and to women. There's safety it the bank is a Oscar Stevens arose early and after good one. There's convenience-tb- e the morning meal he started down money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squantown, accompanied by his dering, too. It is easy to spend "Now, Mr. Gard Ashby. small sums when you bave a large sum in your pocket Gard," said' Uncle Oscar, "don't forget thatthi3-ithe fust day MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY of April, and above all things watch Old Man McLeod or he will sell Co CompounO you sure. Ol course he won't try any pranks on me. I am too sharp Prescriptions for him." Mr. Ashby promised to properly it takes time. It requires remember tho day and to keep his experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires tbe druggist optic dilated, and they went di to have a large amount of rectly to McLeod's. drugs. He must give the bes The elder possible work, and for compensation McLeod paid little attention to he must be reasonable, them as the store was thronged with customers. Business outside WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMthe door required a few minutes BER WE'RE CAREFUL. the attention, and as he ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, store he came back toward the stove and remarked very decidedly that "those two story passenger 60 YEAR8' EXPERIENCE coaches outside by the depot were things of beauty." Uncle Oscar scattered the crowd right and left, in his eagerness to reach the door first. He stumbled over the wheelTraoc Marks barrow, trod on a dog and Jostled Drsiarta CopynioHTO Ac rrf?The paid no ata lady, but He tention to these things. tlemrtrlctlfConQdentfU. Handbook on lUnta ncy for iecurtnirpatent. reached the door and sursent free. Oldeit When one such ignorance contemplates, quietly. rUnt tain tEronrh Mann A Co. rtclT He will this conclusion draw: veyed with eager eyes the L. tpteiat notkt, without cbarje, in tba Don't allow a news agent and trinket & N. tracks. vendor and apple peddler to go through a Tbat fellow would search an almanac There was nothing Scientific To find tbe Moral Law. woeklr. train addressing each passenger separately more beauteous in sight than a few A huidiomelr Illustrated Journal. loat Wtr. a Terms. euiatlon or anr xlenuaa in an effort to sell bis wares. It implies flats and" a handcar. The crowd TeM roar raontbi, f goisorau newiai sense enough M NNRGn3B1Bror.NfiW tbat tbe passengers haven't When Judgo Cowell called laughed long and loud at Uncle Branca Office, CS V St, Wtihloa ton, D. to speak to him if tbey want any of bis it is a boro to be con- mourners last week, Lee Cazort Oscar's expense, who said with commodities and stantly saying no or shaking one's head in aid a Mr. Overstreet came for- considerable emphasis that "some reply to this enterprising personage. ward for prayers, their deep con- people can laugh at nothing." Don't let a waiter come through the victions being founded upon the This incident small of itself train at 6 or 7 o'clock in tbe morniog, belDoes this certain fact unfold, Cazort runs a following facts. lowing like a bull "Breakfast is now ready Tbat bo wbo bids bis friend beware of Main in tbe dining car," especially when it is grubbery upon tho corner Is himself the easiest sold. generally known that breakfast is served up and Railroad streets, where everyWS KefjK? i to 9 a. m. What would you think of a ho- thing is servad from a square meal Nice, Salted Straw, 30 cents j tel keeper tbat would send a man to your to a "handout." had per bail, at W. C. McLeod's. Overstreet room every morning at daylight to pound warmed and filled for some England makes $20,000,000 a at tbe door and yell that breakfast was bean time at Cozart's hashery, and had year profit out of her postoffices. ready in tbe dining room? Don't run tbe train like Helenblazes for neglected to make his ante good. Manufacturer of an hour until you aru ahead of time and By and by rumors began to circuHI5I1 Grade .. ..J a stop at a station and stand then come to Overstreet would quit late that there till passengers begin to look out of contemplating tho scenery adjacent to see if there's a wreck the window Pleurisy and pneumonia aro acuto InRepair Work a Specialty. in traveling comes from tbat the right of way from Howell to flammations of tho1 longs, and if nob worst may happromptly allayed, tho pace tbat lulls the senses and Nashville and would desist windpen. Tho celebrated Dr. John W. soothes one Instead of exciting and irritat- ing up the business of the L. & N. Bull's Cough Syrnp speedily allays all wish to state to the general pubeffects ing him. from the top of a box car and hio Inflammation of the longs anatimo. lic that owing to the demand (or wonderfqlly.phorb acuroiri'ft The passenger takes a sleeper to sleep- -to new work, as well as all classes of himself toward the sunny South, rest. Give bim all the opportunity posrepair work, I have procured the sible. He will be grateful he will remem- and those, who had fondly trusted s shoemaker services of a ber be will speak of it to other prospect- him would mourn his untimely de from Evansville and am now preso it will pay. ive passengers, and parture. pared to do all work promptly on Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia. Hearing thes things, Cozart notice. All work guaranteed pleasant to take. Dottors short Doses are small and sought Judge Cowell and executed recommend IU XtUeajctf. At aU.drvsglJt. to fit and give satisfaction. son-in-la- ness men wo are talking they know all about it bat to salaried '- - y" s drugs-fre- sh d 1 Jfttericam L. THOS. B.YOUNG ahead-Comfo- rt Pleurisy steady-goin- g Boots and Shoes, Barlington, Ky. I first-clas- Dr.BulIs COUCH SYRUP f A Coat of Many Colors Met the Requirements of Joseph, But What Your House Requires is XWO COATS of .... i H l' Stockholders' rieetlng. v -- ' ' The annual- meeting-- ' of the stockholders of the St. 'Bernard Coal Company will, be Jield in he ceneraV offices of the company at Earlington, Ky., Wednesday, April iy, loyy. - George C. Atkinson article affording good profit. A specialty lor which there is a steady and increasing demand. No samples required. Good situ ation for right party. Only .those meaning business need apply! Address "Manufacturer," Cleveland, Ohio. Subscribe for The Bee. XI- -t Secretary, Will receive prompt atten tion at this office. Estimates furnished upon, application. JOB WORK:. Prices Right. Your Trade Solicited. Quality Unsurpassed. iNoex" MIXED PAINTS. ' f vj r, -- ' ii : St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington, Ky. r&r wrrsm laVla ii ', v lit'9 -- -V V V. if' . gpa r sf;j - asHT w rr D '""'' " ' ' - THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. CHANGE OF CLIMATE LESSON II, SECOND pUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 9, WONT CURE CONSUMPTION x t J The Slocum System is Needed. Curative Medicinal Treatment Founded on Modern Scientific Truths is More Potent Than Air Alone. Text at the I.cnsun, violin ill, Vemory Veraea, 3 Golden Text, Mnrk xlv, 8 Conmicntnrr Prcpttred liy li" Her, I). 51. Stcnnin. by D. M. Stearns, 1. "Then Jesus, bli duys beroro tho Passover, enmo to Hctlmny, whcroLnzarui Wfti which hurt hecu dead, whom Ho rnised from tho donil." Tho sUtrrs hnd been cftttswl to forgot their misery nnd to remember It nt wntcrs that pass away Their sorrow had lxen tunictl into joy (Job si, 10; John xvl, 20). ltesurrvction will lieal every sorrow for tho believer and bring ill body nnd soul to Ite forever with tho Lord (I Thess. lv, 111, IT), nnd wo shall then soo In that n.'iio nil nflttctlons nro llghtnnd but for n moment, and how they hat o all lxvn workliift out for us n fur nioro excectllng anil eternal weight of glory (II Cor. lv, 17, 18). All tho lllblo records of tho Borrow ,s of tho Mints liavo been written for our Instruction that wo through rtntlenco and comfort of tho ScrljitunM might havo hojio (Horn. xv, 4). 2. ''Thcro they mado Itlm a supper, nnd Martha Fcrvod, but Ijnztirui wns ono of them that pat nt tho tablo with 111m." Wo hnvo no record of n slnglo uttcmnco from Lazarus nftcr ho returned from tho Joys of tho spirit world to llvo ngalu on this earth. Perhaps hla testimony would bo tho mnio ns that of Paul, that It was Imposslblo for him to utter what he heard (II Cor, ill, 4). His llfo wns now that of ono really risen from tho dead., ami It loro fruit to tho glory of God, ns wo shall boo, ovcu though thero Is no record of any testimony from him, Martha Is stllr. serving as In LulvO x, 40, but sho Is no longer cumbered. It Is our privilege to servo restfully. 3. "Then took Mary n ixinml of ointment of spikenard, Aery costly, nndanolnt-c- d tho feet of Jesus, and wiped Ills feet With licr hair, and tho houso was flllctl with tho odor of tho ointment." Thus sho truly worshiped Him; sho poured upon Him that which had cost her a great deal; sho gave unto Him that which naturally sho would havo used upon herself. Ono Jins said that in tho three wo havo n full riirUttnn life in Lazarus n n llfo, in Mary truo worship, In Martha servlco Without being cumbered. Wo must pot confound this nnolntlug with that in tho housoof Simon tho linrlco (Luko vil, 87, 88), ns tho incidents nnd tho people wcro Altogether rtlfferent That was by a woman whoso namowp know not. Wo hato no right to supposo that hho was Mary of Ingd.tla. In our worship may wo linvp tho spirit pf Mary of Bethany nnd of David, who said that ho would not oiler to tho Lord that which cost him nothing (II Sam. xilv, 24). 4. C. "Why wns not this ojntment sold for thrco Jnindredpouco nnd given to tho poort" Thus saifl Judas Iscarlot, but thti other disciples nlso had Indignation nnd said, "To what purpo.o U thU wnBttf" (Math, xxvl, 8.) Wien wo with tho wliolu heart worship Him nnd give Him our best, wo may expect that souio will find faujt. They nlwnys havo and always will. Men may mlsjudgp thy aim, think they havo causo for blamo, say thou art wrong. Hold on thy tjulet way. Heed not wjiaf men may say; Christ is tho Judge, nof they. Pear not; l strong. A sincere deslro to pleoso Him will always And in His sight, ovn though thp effort may x poor. 0. "This ho said not thot ho cared for tho poor, but becauso Iio was n thief and lirul tho bag nnd boro wliat was put therein." ThU is most remarkable that though Jesus know tliat Judas wns an evil ono and n thief (clinptrr a I, 70), jet Ho suffered hint to bo their treasurer nml put up with him so long. What long suffering patience, not human, lint dlvlnol And then to think that nt tho last Ho could nllow Judas to klssniml It Is too much for usl How could Ho suffer It? Ho has in nil things left lis nn cxamplo that we should follow His steps, who when Ho wns reviled reviled not again; when Ho suffered Ho threatened not (I Pet. 11, When wo havo to do with wicked people, let us consider Him who endured such contradiction of sinners against Himself, lest wo lw weary (Hcb. xll, 8). 7. '"Then said Jesus, Let her itlono; ngalnsttho day of My burying hath shu Jupt this." Ho also said, "Sho liath wrought a good work upon Mo; sho did it for My burial" (Math.sxvl, 10, 12). "Sho hath donn what slw popld: sho is como riforehand to anoint Mylwdy to tho burying" (Mark sir, 8). Thp women who bought spices after Ho died nnd camo to tho scpulcher on tho morning of tho third day to anoint Ills dead body did not find a dead body to nnolnt, but found n risen ChrUt to irrcet them. They innnlfcatcd lovo, but not faith. Many manifested tho folth which worketh by love. H. "For tho poor nlwnys yo hnvo with vou. but Mo ro liavo not always." Murk says tliat Ho ndded in connection with tho poor, "And .whensoever jo will yo may do them gooil" (Mark xlr, 7). Tlio law said, "Tho poor Bliall never ceaso out of tho land" (Dent, svl, 11), nnd concerning Israel In her tlmo of suffering for her sins tho Lord said, "I will nlso leavo In tho midst of thco nn afflicted nnd poor jwople, nud they shall trust lu tho namo of tho Lord" (Zeph. ill, 12). Such aro spoken of In Jos. II, 6, ns "tho poor of this world, rich In faith nnd heirs of tho kingdom which Ho liath promised to them thnt lovo Him." What nn honor to bo permitted to do anything personally for our Lord, and no said tliat wlinfc Mary did would lo spoken of In all tho wurJil for ft tiifninrjn) of her (Mark xlv, 0). 0, "They camo not for Jesus' saLo only." This Is written of tho Jews who como to sco Lazarus, whom Jesus hod raised from tho dead. Docs not tho expression dcscrlbo many who nttend publlo worship nnd possibly eomo who preach nnd teach nnd sing or work in works tliat nro goodf Let us always apply it first to ourselves Am J doing everything for Jesus' sako only? 10. "Bnt tho chief priests consulted tliat they might put Lazarus nlso to death." Tho rich man In Luko ?vl who finds hlin-ecIn a placo of torment U heard jsaylng that if only ono from tho dead w!U go to his brothers who nro etlll on tho earth they will believe, but ho Is told that If they will not hear Moscannd tho prophets neither will they bcliovo though ono roso from tho dead. 11. "Becauso that by reason of him many of tho Jews went nwny nnd believed on Jesus." IX pcoplo could 6co lu Chris tians tho reality of a ClirlstilKo lire, winio many would bo provoked to halo such a llfo, yet thcro might lx many nioro bollov-In- g on Him, Thcro nro four gospols In the Blblo which nro not much read, but thero Is a fifth gospel which is being con stantly read, end tliat Is tho gospel nccora-Lni- r tCopjTlKht, ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. I M ? I :j 19, INCORPORATED. ff A h ' Tr: omppen, oi mineib dim PI 1 M. L AINU atl aaw JJlt,. kv .afla. M HB Hi FREE TREATMENT FOR IUNG WEAKNESS. If those of our readers who reside In the roost highly favored sections of this country, where the climate is healthy and invigorating, with a dry and tonic atmosphere, will look about them, they will see a greater or less number of their friends and neighbors dying of consumption, while many others have already been carried oil by that dread malady. These deaths have occurred from time to time amid the refreshing prairie breezes of summer; in the fair and mellow days of autumn, and also in the dry and sunny seasons of a southern winter. gSuch deaths amid such favorable surroundings afford positive and convincing proof thAt climate alone will not n cure consumption; that neither breezes nor bracing mountain air will restore weak lungs or build up a constitution that is being undermined and broken down by tho insidious germs of a fatal disease. But, on the other hand, many thousands of testimonials from grateful people all over this country, who have been cured by the Dr. Slocum System of Treatment, and are today in the enjoyment of perfectly restored health nnd strength, afford the most convincing evidenco that this treatment, aided by favorable climatic conditions and surroundings, is a positive cure for Consumption and all other chronic diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Therefore, thoso who go to tho mountains, the seashore or to southern climates, as well ns those who already reside in such favored localities, should not fall to take the Dr. Slocum System of Treatment if they wish to derive the full benefits of favorable climatic conditions and scientific medication. The Dr. Slocum System of Treatment (consisting of Four Preparations) is both medicine and food. The medicines used in it allay the cough and lung irritation, heal tho soreness and subdue the pains in the throat, overcome shortness of breath, improve the appctito and digestion, and bring comfort, rest and refreshing sleep, while its food properties are building up the constitution, enriching the blood and infusing the sufferer with new life and vigor. No single remedy will accomplish all this, but tho Four Remedies embodied in the Dr. Slocum System of Treatment wilL More than a quarter of a century has been devoted to perfecting this System of Treatment: every indication, every symptom in Consumption and other diseases K the Throat and Lungs, has been carefully studied in the devel pine-lade- opment of this Treatment, therefore those who take it and give it a fair-triacertainly avail themselves of all that modern science and skill have to offer for the cure of Consumption and all forms of wasting diseases. Dr. Slocum's faith in the efficacy of his System of Treatment is so strong, and his interest in the welfaro of humanity so great, that he will cheerfully send his complete System of Treatment (Four Preparations) FREE to all sufferers who ask for it. l, rent I General Office, Earlingtqn, Kentucky, i i fc3 Tix nch. ,,, ... j.iniiisii. f ) 9 2M0UQH VtSTlBULEO miKSDAILY NASHVILLE t l" wr "j u jj KOUSK, Mgr, Palmer House, Hroadway, l'ailucali, tennessce. Kentucky. S. H. NliWBOLU, Manager, 342 W. Main btreet, Louisville, Cajit. T. L. LKE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, ' Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. , A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. & BRO. Memphis, Tenn. HESSER & MILTON, Rialto Agentw-HU- NT IN. , ...,-r-- n LuviLBianagcr, aoi . .. .. Uieirv btreft, Nashville, . Capt. 0i K. U mm- TUMI II sntort ani1ILLHAN,05j NAnVILLE.TCNM .. 3j ! mv ft CHICAGO. f.P.JEFFRIE5.C.P.A tVANSVILLE.INO. IflBnK 3AND NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA VVholewale Building. St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 316, Western Union Building. Chicago, 111. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PALAoe SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville and Chattanooga, Alabama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville. Knox-vlllAsheville, Washington, Balttmoro Philadelphia. New York, Portsmouth Norfolk, Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock Texerkana, Hnermau. Waco, Dallas and Port Worlb. t : : PULLMAN IkVJ Hi U .uK!'H M'fdit.JaaBcC"?k' HfitsS? saaW saaW THE FAMOUS i I ND. For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. 3 COAL, j: M i--i && j 0 'S Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to rl-t- t j TIOKET8, ROUTES. RATES. HTB WELCH, Division Passenger Ata,t, Memphis, Tenn. II LATIMER, Southeastern Passsager Agent, Atlanta, Qa D. MULLANUY. Northeastern Pass. Act 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati, O. R, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass, Ageat. Room 40J, Rf Exchange Bnllding', St. Louis, Mo. nRIARD P. HILL. Northern Pass. Agt. Room 338 Marquett llldg Chicago. J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Ari. Chattanooga, Tenn AJ Will ba elimtfullr (urnlibtd upon appllcsllon loTlcstt Atnl, or la riHrdBA" aMvjaYANMlpaaaSiaHPY'"''"1 ... jwaXAnfi kW$.-- attaWr' -f 11 HMIjiiMiiiilliiwMU'KI uMicllffj JT5H t'!1Mm""'' BRUSHED GQKE FOR BR8E BURNERS Why buy High-price- JHOtpi yZs M FURNSGES. If . JSMO A ; Complete Fr Count of Treatment, Consls ting oi oi FoHr PrtearatUnf, Fomitil Dr. Slocum, 9r xjjg,.. nr- - S S S$.$$r9SL Toilu Tor tlie Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERN- ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as ne ton of the best Anthracite Coal. d W. L. DANLEY, Orn'l Pats and Ticket Apt Naumyills, Tish ST. JHHIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPBKN PLKN. Rates: 75o, and $1.00 per Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES Write the Doctor. Simply write, giving your full nams, postofficc and express address, to Dr. T. A. Slocum, Laboratories, 06 and oS Pine Street. New York City, stating that you read this article in this paper, when the FOUR FREE PREPARATIONS will be sent you, together with free advice adapted to your case. ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY StSttii;iStm!iWtf l- SPECIAL CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Ileulnnlnnr April S Comment lttv. X. II. Iloflf, Topic Tho blrthdaj of liope.- -I Pet, I, -. Wfk bj-- iHHHHHHHHHiHai f) (An Eastrr meetliiK.) Tito birthday of the Christian hope iiero rpferreil to waa 1'aster day. tho day on which Christ fijraa from iha ). Tho Kind You Have Always Bought, and which lias in uso lor over ;ju years lias uonio mo unjuuvuru " -. - .iiiu una vuuu jiimiu uuuu i- hpjen sonal supervision slnco Its Infancy. llr..i- m nnn in iiAPoivn vnil in tills. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Suhstltutes arc hut Experiments that trillo with and endanger tho health of Infants nnd Children Experlenco against Experiment. ZSrf.tL. CCCAZA A - Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic aubstanco. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Foverishness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend, What is CASTORIA Paregoric, Drops GENUINE CASTORIA Boars tho Signature of ALWAYS Cv&cjCu The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Oyer THf CCNTMJM COMPANY. TT MUaRST dead. Both the topic and the referencf nnggest a study of tho hope born into the world when Christ overcame death and the grave. The hope of Easter day ia based npon a historical fact. .It waa tho resurrection of Christ which begat tbid hope. hath who "Blessed be God begotten ua Again into a lively hope by the resurrection of Jeans Christ from the dead. " Tho hope ia fonnded, therefore, npon the resurrection of Christ. And this ia a historical fact. No fact in liitory is more fnlly nttested than the act of the death nnd resurrection of hrist. It is proved by "many infalli ble uroofs." Tho New Testutnent Is pno cppljpuon'a wjfnetw. The gospels jecord ft; tj)0 Acts present it ns'jthe cno phie tbemo of tl)e apostlea pjeacljf lug; tho epistles base ppon ft the'Chri-j-tlalife and doctrine. The ford s day nnd Eastertide stand as constant witness to tho accuracy and genuineness of this historical fact. Tho hope of Easter duy U a living hopo. It is a hope that will bo fulfilled. This follows naturally uurt necessarily from tho fact that the hope is based upon a fact. Jinny hopes of llfo are illusions. They nro based npon fancy, and not upon fact When tho time of their fulfillment arrives, liko tho mirage of tho desert they disappear. Tdttch them and like tho apples of Sodom they vanish away. Not bo the Christian's hope, based upon the resurrection of phrit. Tho foundation ia firm and The hopo based upon it must bo ' Mines and Merchants Pleaded. The merchants of Earlington and the coal operatorsarc very much gratified to note the location of the new "house track' upon which work is begun and which will be laid and in use in a very short time. This is but a small part of the proposed railroad improvements herr, hut it is a part that affects the interest and convenience of every receiver of freight at this point. The cars containing freight will be'put in this track as soon as they reach Earlington, without further switching atulFcan be gotten to at once at the most convenient point posMuch time and labor will sible thus be saved to both the railroad nun and the public. Fruit mil. 25c. DINNER. TdttT. 30 Years. CITT. NtWVORK realized". T)ie iiopo of Easter day ia tho hope of eternal Jifp in heaven, fp is'n hppeVi nn inheritance, JncorrPPrJbhj and'andu-lllethat fadeth, not owfly, resent j) heaven." It ia a hopo for elerjiity bpjh for our friends nnd onr loved ppej. Christ arose. This begets in ns u lively hope that our loved ones aliall arise, that we shall arise nnd that wo fcball inherit tlie home prepared for ua. hope of Eastertide, first Blessed d, lf I MEDICINE for the A Popular Proprietary Medicine Soli at Retail for r u II - MILLION.. Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to 'a revolution in the trade. heard when the angels announced the glorioua fact that Chirst was risen from jtho dead and nover to cea30 to be heard jtijl earth and Bea phall givo up their dead an,d those who have died in Christ, paving arisen, shall reign with Him forever ni)d (qjeycil Bible Beodjngs. J$. xix, 20, 37; j9j pap. ail, Pa. xvii, Jsa. sxvl, S, 0; Math, xiii, 01,02; J,ukj' xiy, Acfs Ml; John v, 28, 29; xi, vl, iv, 1, 2; Acts Rom. vl, lj JP-U- J; 1; 18; Col. iii, I Cor. xv, 7; 12-2- I John II Cor. iv, 17, Hi, J, 3. IW A. Kfcir York company of manufnftturlnK chemists, th Hlpans Chemical Company, u medicinal tablet or ' tabula" composed plac' '1 npon tbe market about Uva r "V of compressed powdered preparations ut crinln medietas! draft which tad been aaccr-talito be of mora zeoeral uae tmuot tijcilli al men than any other, tut the cure or alleviation of each UU common to mau tut lnu Ihelr orlflnln an Impalretl Ulcratton or weakei capacltr tor ainlmllalliiK rotxl, absorbing nourlihment and ellnilnaUus watle. Tbe ca.lgue f Ilia Included under I) la head l aaU to mciude pretty nearly every tllvat 'orvtblcli thapbyticlanMcalUdupoa tocreacrlbe. In preparing Ibelrataadard rented for tbo acccptante of the Amerlcau lopfe theoorapaoy laid down the prlaclple niWrtmi Into the pacltet hould bo of the bit beat grade, and ao prepared that und protected u to retain lt qualUlDa Intact and unimpaired throuib any extended Up of tlmo In any climate. Only tbe rjtolcett 'imm aboaloiba used, ibclr preparation abould be In aoooraance with tba latot itxicrted moiltodt of modern kcleaw.tbalabulra packed In rltH, protected by absorbent cotton, and aecurtly corked, r.ren the rorka uaed baTe been of a grade ao high In lta requirements that no manufacturer of Ibrea eterydayatoppcricoitld supply more than a tmall proportion from hla output that The aloM Tlala vrer in turn packed In uoiet of would moot the exalting apeclOcauons. squallty not furpaatedln beauty and lrfrctlouof workmanahlp by thou uaed by tba mott futldloui dealera In jewelt and ornamcnUofgold. llaTlngtetlhelrhlghttandard, and nererconecntlug to rary from It, tbe rroprteton reaorted to the accepted modern methods of making their commodity known, and aeren bundred thouiand dollara In reated within fire ftun in newipaper advrrtiilng baa informed erery American cltUtn concernlnir tho ioprlor and aurprulng quallttei of IUpana TabuUs. Using thoughtful and painstaking oburvers of the changed condition! that aweep oTer the comtnerelal world, and careful to note erery clrcumatance baring a bearing upon the sucoenful prosecution of their trade, tea managers ot the company baye noted la a present for er-r- y that thtra approaches anIntutent demand for a lower price (dthough article that unlrersal use, and that the petite, requiring tba reaches or liest of erery thing, reieut being called upon to pay baary percentages tor aupernaaus wrapplui aud packing or unnecessary protection against detarloratlan that might result In rears, but Is needles! In the caso ot a purchase lnrded to ba consumed in at week. It hsi also beendlscorered, and proved by the lest 0. time and actual axperiencp, to tbe that thesa Tabules do not barsmighttendency hareloss ot qasiltlei or diminution of exbeen axpealed, inasmuch aa, under at first cellence from exposure that f arorablf conditions, those that fcava lain loose la a drawaa, a traroUng bag or pocket for several weeks or months are found to, be praetlcally as f Mia and as efflcacious as A'cllngupor. thesa augatitUnf, and noflna; particularly the unimpaired prosperity ot great newspapers now sold for a cent lnitead ot tbe old rata cf five times that amount, and the general tendency la all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, the company hare entered upon the experiment ot putting up IUpana Tabulea In pasteboard cartons, which they will offer to the trade upon terms which will permit of packags being told by the drurgittor atorekrrper atactica lower than ever before) adopted fir a cent each. u rr Mtrietary madlclno KI VE CENT8-t- en tabntea, or doses, for one-ha- lf The company will not discontinue tbe manufacture and sale In the form with which tbe people hireltarned to know and value the Ripens Tabules, but will offer the cheaper sort experimentally for the benefit of such as may desire them. 1 1 should ba plainly understood that ton quality of the medicine Is Identical In both sort, the only dlfferenca pack, being in the form and comparative cost tf packing or potting up. The flre-oeages ant pot yet to be bad of all dealer, although It is Probable that almost any druggist will obtain a supply when requested by a customer to do to I but In any case a single carton,. containing ten tabules, will be sent, postage pald.to any address for five cents In ttamp-iforwarded to the Hlpana Chemical Co.. No. lOBpruoe 8U, Mew York. Until tbe goodsaro thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will b supplied at at tit rTOtlCvll.t ldocan eirtoni t,,., artith nlll sllnwfh.mta. faair mareincartons) t or CWJt, M gross CSfijO foraOrenta. gross mi 13 doim (ill cartoni) for cartons) fog $100. CattywltntheorderlneTerycMti. rnolr I'nrt in nimttv?, A Greek historian desired ycry intensely to bay n word abont tho pcopjo of tho city whero ho was bora. Ho felt ho conld not write liin history without Baying eometliiiiK of his own native place, nnd nccordingly he wroto thin, "Whilo Athens was building temples n fltnl Bparta wns waging war my wero doing nothing." I am afraid thero nro too many Christians of whom, if the book wero written nH to what thoy nro doing in tho clinrcli, it would havo to bo said they Jiayo lieen doing nothing all their live. Phnrjes II, Spnrgeon. conn-tryme- tarou. 1 I as thinking God's thoughts after Him. Tliat is what nil trno study is. No ono can really think God'n thought whilo ont of harmony with God. Wo may bo thinkers with God ns well ns laborers with Him, but wo cannot think witli Ilvllicloii With TrtmmlriKi, Him ami not think of Him Christian Mnny church members turn up in World, Endeavor Sunday clothing at popular conventions nnd for all dress parade occasion, 'but s3Sf30M when thero is n real battle with evil to 11,1 ( f bo fought they aro missing. As one has Best Cututb Urrup. Tastes Uiki ' vkA veU Baid, "Tho tendency in onr day ia in 111m noui py aruKcinui. to toko pur with aBL'giOpiUJ iriinmlmza." religion Whittle,too many p. Tf. 'I'll I nk I nir With God. Ono great student described his woik Tlie Ailvnntiisten of Ycaterdar. Yesterday is no mausoleum of dead deeds, no storehouse of mummies. Memory ia a granary, holding seed for ixjmorrow'n sowing; memory is nn armory, holding weapons for tomorrow'a battles; pi"ory is n medicino chest, with balms for tomorrow'8 mirta" memory ia a library, with, w'sdom for tomorrow's emergency, Yeaterday Jiolds ,tho foil fitoro of today's clvilfyatlon; contains our tools, conveniences, knowledges; contninaour battlefields nnd victories; nbovo all, glvea na Bethlehem and Calvary. Bat alone man's yesterday ia impotent, hia tomorrow Itisnfil-den- t. Tho trne man binds all hla daya together with an earnest, intense, purpose. Ilia yesterdays, todays and tonwrrovys march together one Bolid column, nnlvflfiteCL by one thought, .constrained by one conspiracy of desire, energizing toward one holy and helpful pnrposo to servo man and love God, Newell Dwighf Wilis in "The Investment of Influence," JHitH l. ! On account o( 10 much bad weather tbo farmers ara bsblod with their work, AM eooimuniCJtioiu anl ot nowl pMn.T J, Powan ia able to be out again lainlnt In ibis column ihotila b J.liueil la Cro. Aliiand, llirlinslou, K atMr. B. M Powers is la tlopViatville tending court An lacldtnl. Xhe school at this place, which it being crowded Sumtiy 10 ill The train taught by Prof Grey, Is progressing capacity, 1 he doors and wicdowt n icily could not be closed. Tbe steps ar.d Mr. J. T Wilson, our buttling Conibronjrd not ctcn standing stable, delivered a mm by the name ot room, ueie und tetthemrn were kind, gallant TIton to lb Christian county one aermrd to have takrn specand rn last Tuesday. ial pains to male personal appearance imMr Voloey Clark hii ibe guest of Mr pressive Not an unkind ward was Kddie Powers last Sunday. spoLrn Hut no wonder, nsirly all on Messrs. H. C. Heltley and W T. Davis board were employees of ibe St liernard II yon do not wish to be thus were In Hopkinsville Wednesday 03 busi- Company crowded traveUibe heavenly road- - "everyness, Miss Earmi Lils, from Mublenburg body goes to Heaven afoot." An old man who liked his "botle," county, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. Will arose lo speak to the "Class," knowing Ibe Gates. olfactory nerves of those near were exMisses Lula and Ollio Davis and Mr cited by tbe odor ct his recent dram, he Aulle Davis were tbe pleasant guests of said, "Brothers and sisters-M-- I feel like a their brother, Mr. Odie Davis, of White Christian, but I guess ,ou think I don't Plains, last Saturday night and Sunday. smell like a Christian." A member of tbe Oeological Statistician. Mr. J. B. Brown made a business trip W. C T U. was on board, who answered the man using ibe moral saying- "GentleEdward W. Parker, statislician to Hopkinsville one day last week. Mrs, W. T. Davis is suffering very much men, )OU all rmell like Christians now you of the United States Geological are going toward Madisonvllle, do pray Survey, Washington, D. C , vis-- 1 of erysipilis ul ibis writing. Mr. D. L. Barnes Is still on ibe sick list, smell tike Christians when )ou return." ited the various coal operators of And do j oil know that humble request is thought to be improving. was granted by many tins county this week. MY. Parker but If we only bad Miss Lilfie 'Spurn n was thrown from ber some-mor- e W C T. UV lie can corresppnd more sat- horse last Saturday nljbt arid very badly A hi-- ; financial c) clone struck the Mt, isfactorily with A tnun after he! but npt serigusly burl Rosi Bun. gion Missionary ttaptist Church Sunday has made bin personal acquaint-morning, April 2nd, about n o'clock and Mortons top News. ancc and that be frequently makes! Several of onr young peoplp were 41 lasted until o.o p. m., and Hb'n the a visit to some part oi the conn Clements school bouse Sunday bqniinn mist hid cleared nway f So.oo clean, clear try for the purpose of meeting eggs. Hoy Robinson and Miss Willie clipping lay glittering on (be tables, was those who arc engaged in mining Moore found lb goose tggs and vton the reportrd and rushed into tbe treasury of tbe new bpildinK. Another table was set and other pursuits which come un- prize. and S4 31 was taken up oa pastor's salary-Tota- l Did you bear Hon. Wm. Ooebel at der his department. Kev. fisher Is nn taken up )8.i Several from earnest worker and $t llule help will call Madlsonville Saturday? with bert want. tbe congrrgallon together lo lay the corner Wound Up. Mr, Geo. M. Davis and brother re- stone for the new church. Mr J no. 13. Atkinson has made turned from Louisville Wednesday where Tbe doors of Ibe Reading Circle and Dehis final settlement with the court they bad been purchasing goods. bating Society will be opened Thursday Mr, Albert Kimmont has accepted a po- night, April 61b, A crowded boose Is exas assignee and trustee for the witb The sitionplace intbe St. Bernard Company al pected and many good things will be said Earlington Wine Company. this tbe store. by tbe Earlington orators. Subject for court yesterday entered an order Mrs. Dick Croft and children visited rel- debate; "Resolved, Tb.it it is Injurious to accepting the settlement and dis atives in Madlsonville Sunday. the Country." I. II. Udmonson, Ike Edcharging the assjgnee. There' is Mr. W. A. f. Barnes, who has been monson, It. II Mayden, Paul Jones. paid out to the stpckl'iolcjers cjn the kedpinjf hotel al rjortonville (or tbe past Tbe'St, Charles letter was loo lain last Tew years, ba; sold out and will return to week. scltlcnient 13 47 per share.' ' Mortons GifT. Missts Cordis CotIo and Arrie Lovan .MflRTONS QAl'. Dr. U Kennedy spent Jiasfer at parllngtqn, ih,o tjuesis of ur corresDondent of last week failed lo tffiye. Optic specialist, of Morganfieli, .be family mention the marriage 'of Mr. Warren Por ( Ky., is in Earlington and will reas pot Our friends, Hip euemy, are getting in ter and Miss Tempi) praddje. main one week at Miss Janie fine sbapa now and if (bey will keep nn at donp fpteplipnally, bPing sjrpply a case p we shall have smooth forgetfulness, tbe rate now Victory's Hotel, Those cuffering sailios and going, old Kentucky again. carry Tbe subscription strain call and have your Wbat'a tbe matter with Hon. C. J. Pratt of Wednesday of tbe pastschool commenced from week with a very eyes tested free. doctor our county tor uovernorr The fair attendance. comes well recommended. ILIA FOR TIIBBUNDAV SCHOOL. Aunt Martha Iitlis Is yet very sick. ' The Cbrislian Sunday ttcbool recently Wilt Hamilton, oi Madlsonville, visited doing finely Mrs. E. A Chattcn is at home organised isare asking for and tbe leaders in bis parents here Saturday, earnest support tbe school again and will probably be here and promise with such support to have a Mr. and Mrs. P. Monlgomer, were here for some days She left the chil- school second to none in tbe county. Tbe Sunday. Rev. II. H. Gordon has resinned his pas dren with friends in Hopkinsville song service is spirited and lively'. Those School are who will take charge and the Jppfor's temporary bache- estly do not attend Sunday bring tbelr earn- torate at Uniontoivn, andthis puce Sunday, chil- of Ibe Baptist cburcb at invited to come and lor's ball will be SpIisJietJ until dren and a glad welcome is promised. April lOlb, she returns to Katie and Harford. Jack Campbell, Uud McKee, Wilson Superintendent Martin, Assist- H.pson. Tomie Grace, Jessie Moore, Will who are much pleased with their school and progressing nicely with ant Superintendent Mann and other Vaughn Willis Itascop. Johnnie Mitchell, , Graddfe Wee their studies. Mr. Stephen Trice, railroad officials were here ycoter-da- Will Richard Prnwp, Johuspn. Roy Sftarb-erAirs. looking after the progress of and Miss Florence tlraddle Charlieto f(o!ns, Mrs. Chattcn, came a cousin of went Madlthe railroad improvements in the sonville Saturday, home with her. They didn't Mr. T. I.ltilepags aud daughter, Minnie, Earlington yard. Frank Wright is visiting friends bring the new depot with them of Morion's Chapel, were here Sunday, Tbe entertainment given for tbe benefit at Mannington this week. this time. af 'the Qaptist cburcb Saturday evening was a success. Mesdames Southal, lirown and Murbell and Misses Ella Nance and Cherry Withers were tbe committee. Mrs Annie Bradley left for Hopkinsville Sunday to reenter scbool in tbat city. R S, Uarret, of Maditonville, was here Saturday and Sunday. Cprdie Clemens has An inlant Pf Mr been very nick but is a itie better at Ibis writing, Services will be held at the Methodist cburcb Sunday, in honor of the memory ot tbe late Bishop Holhday. Mrs. Kitty Johnson and Emsel Vaughn are yet sick. All were pleised with our Easter programme. Songs, recitations and essays by iho scbool children and a most able sermon deliverep: by Key, . H. Gordon were thp main eatures cf' (be proammp. rTB Easier egH were oiely andp ent Jul and the attendance was Wtbpi)t precedency, All will recall wlih pleasure the Bislrr ter' vice or mo?. Kev, Wm. II. Steward will l(.bl regular appointmeni nyre sunoay. ur (Jolofed (Milkens. uiirt No. t -t cor-rid- rr work-bous- e Cikrs or Wislcs 24 anJ Cuffw- - or Tra Ocsm.or IWiulllon, UiA KJ1, 11 ItjIttrarU CttHtt oi Fm So Tiro Ccji. llditrrTTMSI ani Co Or ur T U Take Market HI. Cnra Jirrrt to llutvl. Try Kurcpran I'lan. C'hraprst and UiU oalj torvrliat youirL THOB. P. WULCn. PruaiDDT No. 4 Lak Trout. Uallrr SsiKe No 1 SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER lkr( Slrsk.ir Muiiyfl f hor. IVJUhws. W Csktt orNVatWs, Corfu or Ti anj I roll tia. 2 lUni, W UX. CultlKs, Okn ur WaKss anJ CoDr of Ts H CrtAps with IVUiuf s aoi Okts or No .1 WaSlt jnj IjiHm ur Ta lk Oil Meal anJ ty Illinois Central R. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Illinois Central now bss on sale, and Mill cm un(" i'nue l'VUlvlvJX ismbtr 50,,im round 3,P' (rip 1895, lourlit tlckits (reia inmnier Ti I points on lu lines In tba Soutti If fl 1 H I"''9 list summer lVil 1 JUkJ ,0 uio r.onn.ot lis lasi rctem oouwa in dally servlca to Si Louis, Colcmo, Clnclnnstl and Iiiilitllle eoabletona lo reacbaalcaJf and comtoriabljr tbe rnoanialn resorts ot Ylrnlala, tba VUIIo Uountalostnd Seaslda ot NawKoeland, me 1 llODlinu iiiaoui, mc i,ib inn lorcsi iesiia of Michlean. Wisconsin and MlnnrsaK, Iha Met I TTTTi fO'P I I II It I I 'PPP - sas roono( Coloratlo, ' Southern I 11 isps&Si Homeseekers' UUlllU cf Ibe Illinois Cenlul Xtllraid la be Stiles of Kentucky, Teonesste, Uliilsilppi of tbt and Loulnna and alto a dsialled wrln-oelilss, towns and country on and tdjictai latbsl Una, To borotieakcri, or Ihos In taareb of a farm, Ibis pampblet will larniib rt liabla laloraa lion coocsrolne lbs moat actetslbla and prosttar-ou- t portion of tlie South. Vim coplt scan be hid by appljioc 10 lb nearest of tba underlined, Tickets and full Intorruailon at to rttei In connection with iho abor can ba had ot tctati ot the "Ceoiral" and connecting lines. S. 0 Hatch, Dlr. psts.fltnt, Clnelmstl. John A. Scott, Dlr. Past. Agsnt, Mimphlr. VTm. Jblurrif, Dlr Pass. XgiAl, NW O'rllsni. ., . . ii. fc . . I.n. A. H, Minion. G, P. A. n.,1,1 In cdpsmptlei.caaisinsaUrfnaffbi' III ' lexers from NonUirn tarwars now rroipei joslr Ucsisd an Iha Hot gs 5.iiM5 Vf$ . -- "t:i n - &T tew: You - W, A. 9fWj. fa Qffoj If Vou Iro Qsfog $& i ce ff'y!ro PUnOHASJ You Aro Going East, Going West; TltKGTK Vl TH , T? f9 (q) Trr R. ft. 551'P.B , .v ?' .A Louievuu 4 riaoHviuc 9 ' y, Tie Maximum of Safsty, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum The " -- t Npf it is riot claimed that Foley's Honey and Tar will gpre Consumption or Asthma in advanced stages, it holds out no such falgg hopes, but does truthfully claim to always gjyg eomfiprt: and relief in the very worst cases and in the early stages to effect a cure. of Comfort, Minimum of Hates. .. LoouviLrv 1 Rates, Time aud alt other laformatiag wti) a,lwIMIJT tUtUIIUtU UV C. p. ATMOntT, a, r. Qrt?y u W, W. ETHR1DGE, THE BEST AaKNyrf It Jf mmmmmm MPPiwrnTTrQ 0 THEM ALL $ nONTHLYjnAQAZlNe 3 ontnln n rptapicte rov el i rTryniiHi! v k '' 'lyniohHiuip(J rrrinhiJinViiFa,' A'o (OiirMiirit iorl,t. t,iri, mi- - 4m oUooffoimblo ta tiiotf Vl FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder. ri(fr, ' 1. ONllPlBEIw " in 6c CO, Sulwcnbe for Til SasSBSI 4crl)tiiti, 83.00 lcycir. lt,2v",:.J:'u"?'., ''"'every town, towhnm . most llbml lnduoemuta,wM bo 4. . LKHKCQTr OOXPAYaUWliiM, , PMIUBKtrHIA. o!li.-rd- '., H. MKmxMfmxK'MvxmmxKx

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