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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 tit rof I r t i II 1o o r 1 l J fc I I TENTH YEARA EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 13 1899 HCK TITZ 18 111 ty Where Do You f i IBUy Your 111111 L pckp ant Soeks I IA tf Satisfactorily1I 5 we are VERY 4 q iPOQoy proud of our fl HOSIERY i Department Our No 506 Boys or Misses Fast Black 4 Ribbed rop Seamless Foot = runnipi in sizes tr m 6 to E PY io cents is the first r q HOSE at this price we have ever shown with a DOUBLE fi KNEE Suppose you buy 4i one pair and compare it with J Xthe HOSE you have been r 49 paying 15 cents for We rt 4 say its as good and will leave it with you S have Ire anxious to place n of reader TnJ3KS COME lode aod Iwe IVeshow a tuperionly we tball to Come convinced we are Ibe HOSIERY I OPLE BISHOP PO as- IE PHIOB ON THI BAMB THING 0 EVERY SODYY L r T DAYTON COOK HURTP Democratic Party Almost o Nlered In Person the I County ChairmanZrUi Accident Occurred While Trying ytb Ride In a Democraticco WagonMInn a Dayton Cook and Victory cent had an exciting time yesterdayand as a result the pcmocratic party Hopkins county may for a time him bereft of the corporal presence of the PI IrDaytont was severely trying to ride in a Democratic wagonnot the band wagon this time but a covered spring fiwagonVictory to carry looo pounds1 John had cut the thing aroupd so as to give Dayton a chance to climb in As the latter put his the step and attempted to climb to the seat the wagon pG bucked and took a headerac tually almost stood end throw ing from the seat and pre 3 ipltatingthe weighty Cook iwecp thp wagpn and the ence ia yery narrow place Dayton clung tq the Jo keep from severel lisqiict o y a torn In several places and he was only able limp painfully to the Station in time to catch the traint John lad a linger bruised ant I was a little unstrung his nerves The accident occurred at the en 2trance to the Catholic cemetery they had been putting npa I monument- S a Dayton had some matches in hi which were fired in the LiTubthe brimstone he thought his time had comb He has been admon ished to repent his political ob liquity to beware of the tricks of the Democratic wagon incltid ing the bandwagon 4 PLANS FOR WELCOME i i fiPWIlI Taken to Receive Our Soldier Boys A meeting was held in the city hall at Madisooville Tuesday night I for the purpose a eta rtt towards preparing an appropriate welcome for the A when they shall re from the- tomilitary service and havemore I ldowith pUbares and pruning and with swords Only fii d a few were tesent but those were 4 r rinearnest Cbiirman C C Givens f was 4ske t together a repre t sehtII mmittcc who should take active charge and perfect ajl necessary plans and arrangements It is probable that another meet r ing jnay called Earlington was represented and tNnteres of the Earlington peo was expressed together with the assurance that wou Fame in an doherpart thea portunity was given I I Died led at the home of his parer IFriear Grapevine on the evening 01 he 5th Peter D Hibbs of heart 1 dropsy He waa nearly sixteen w1 K years of age and had afflicted alt his miand his death though t was not unexpected He It JosephiHibbsJ W A menttookjplacfe ftirsdayatFlat I Crcek cemet i theberenedIi nJobanarUC McIeodi j iI F jf We havl huin stud ing the tHosiuryuusincss lor years bit At show a i We tfhandle our great effort in this dir tion coupled with jjj the fact that we are willing to do bi mess on a smaller J margin ian our competitors gj pro pts us in saying in this con action that our No 125 La ut Black Double = Sole an Toe and Spliced p Heel ii the equal of any T O C INC you J been ting 124 cents for l T our HOSIER the bands of ui not aik jb buy 19 THO BAM 4 Tin Mur of ba be wfiight on on be in to in of and be of bo Jess 1 if been ji EWEY ALL SOON COME HOME Admlr XVIII Pralmlilr Iteluril With Cbu man flchurniiin When the Con ili lou Ctiiitort llome- OilcuRo rll 8Aipcin1 to th lbune fro Vaihlnjtnn nays With n few m the All 1111 1111 Dewey will buck oIRnVrIcflLiht if nil pma ll and wl then be fclveu the wql ins he eued nenrly a your ago in anhla bay Ho will not lw recalled Hiich nct i might be construed us murk of I HatUfnctlon with his re uctloiu nd iiiight vncouragc the Filipinos An Intimn u ban been conveyed to quite u fliclahlyof cnurtte that work 01 he liiivy in the rhllin IICM is over i fur as heel movcinenti e concuhu und that the minute be 1 for shoi duty the request wilt he granted It is undt tood Admiral Dewey Is ready to co home BO far nl naval dutlcn are i icerned but preferii to nish the w c of the lbl1lpplnc OBI iteloit stud ne home with Chairman Rchurman a exMInlst r Denby STEAMER fHN K SPEED SUNK Cui I Ire byllntl and Current on to the liu Narrow Kurniie ocll ou Uonril IxutHvllle jy April toThe big iternwhceJL II mer John K Speed vend by thdncInnatlXew Orleans tackct Co Iccaiuc unnianngtiable viillc Jeavinglr dock yesterday after noon pwliiff a treacherous current qpft the ffUwlnd prevailing and JriftPd dftyvn tiTer mtll site atruok te putcr K upf the Kentucky aide the dnm Alrat Cnpilnrd rje fprce ole Impact was so great the big v tI careened tq such ln- xteilt that Io on shortorr snro tho would toj over hut rte righted up again niu most in n twinkling cttlcd down the rock bottoni the WBtvT r aWnj Ito tier haul through large jnggl Ie aft of her boners n the lathoa lill Not s tanln Hoard Injured Tho moat 4inne part of thto- ainmtty not a 110111 of the 100J board was Inlcd In the least notne pqt even geW their feet wot NO USEFORRUNKEN PEOPLE llnjuh Kllli Keeper for lillier tiM Tikkei hUe In An 18A taxlon Condition Kansas City April 1Oltajali mammoth ck nt owned by Lemon Crothers clrau blch has been win tering In Argf Ie Kaa iiear here yesterday kllle Hi keeper Frank Ffkhcr Plahei d returned to the tent Intoxicate id tried to make the different anln perform coming o the elephant hugged the beasts trunk and ord It to open Its mouth Beco 5 enraged Tlnjoli- T Jrusbcd FiBber rm and throwing him to the grc made repeated ef I torts to pierce prostrate trotners body with Its 1 Unable to reach him Rajah fin knelt upon Fishier erudhlng his II ut before usaistanco ould arrive er was S years old and his home t in Montreal Can He Is said to I ajaha ninth victIm BRIDGE DESpYEDBY FLOOD PRO IInndretinth Dollars 11al1l1o Doind One llundrrtl ILhe lorteil Lot 1 Kansas April 1QA ape lal to the trim om thotp100000 dnmng msed the hose U IB reported oft es No particulars Aiitlolputl a iiijj Crop Itsan Fronclscdprll 0 Convincing svidenc of th at cereal crop ex pected by Call a farmers this sea ton is furnish y the demand for Iho grain bags o at tho Ban QuCn tin IVenltentlar ore titan 3500000 have already bold and orders are being booked f utura delivery the supply being M sted frNI Wmi Named lyaBhlngton 0Tlie president has named the law warships pro Ided for by cot IB na follows Bat 1el1ltytjlnl JebraiVnlJlfortilq Cruisers Ucnvcr Des 01 Chattanooga Oat lellt nTaeoma velund f England mil 20000600 a year prcfitut Jer pbitpffices ta N v I i ir- ri 1 ltIj r it l IN ACCOMPLISHED FACT- The War With Spain Is Now a Thing or the Past arid Sweet Peace Again Reigns EXCHANGE OF TREATY RATIFICATIONS Thct Ceremony Took Place nt the IVIilte Home JlICAnlhonthe French Amlm n lor Acfliiff foi Shinto nii r l r l ntlICIulltot the United State Washington April llrrThe complete rcntarnilon of peace between the Unit Id States and Spain has been effected Una through the exchange of ratifies tlonlof the treaty of pence to be followed by the Issuance of a proclama than by the president nnnotincing to the world that pence Is restored Tin rnSEIDENT WILLIAM McKINLEY ceremony of exchanging ratification occurred at the executive mansion nt three oclocH when the president hand til to M Cambon the French ambo rador the American copy of the treaty and the nmlmHuatJor in turn gave tc the president the Spanish copy of the treaty properly attested by the queen fegenV and rcinierOf Spain This ceremony Nvas devoid of nit dill play but made nn impressive closing ag3lnbrlnhCambon was accompanied by the firl secretary of the French embassy M Thicbiiut They were In civilian dress tho first purpose of having the entire staff of the embassy httend in full unl AJtUABSAppn JULES CAMDQN fcrm giving way to the desire fat Simplicity Tlio president was tic cumpanled by Secretary Hay and other officials of the White House and state department Before the ex change Mr Joy and M Cambon pre vented their respective powers showing that they have been authorized by their governments to act in the pres ent case When these powers had been treatythepresented and compared to coo that the were exactly alike With these fojmnlltkH complete the exchange proper occurred It wan a simple trans fer of the two instruments M Cambon handing to the president tim Spanish copy of the treaty and the president handing the ambassador the American copy There were no ceremonies of a formal character rrnclnmallnn Or the President Washington April UAtter the ceremony connected with the cx change of the ratifications of tho pcaco treaty President McKinley Issued tho following proclamation theUnItedrecent of Spain In tho name ot her nu gust son Alfonso XIII was con eluded and tinned by their respective 10thdaywhich la In the Spanish language u word oftreatyhubeonratlneatlons the two governments were onthetight hundred an nlnotynlno JWilliameausedIheend that the same and every Drt clo andrulStates and tho citizens thereof In witness whereof I have hereunto set lilY hand and caused the seal of tho UnlH M States to bo alllxed Done at the city of Washington this ourLordtheUnltedlllate LLIAlllcKmLEYOy8ocr State GUI Iioosoveltnt Anti Arbor Ann Arbor iNHch April I2Wheq D t Itosqycit of lev York nllghtej Worn the Chicago train here ho was rrietedwl i r tilllnlUllvlrerllUr f Michigan yell yornor fteadwcll Vere met at the station by Professors Trueblood and Demmon ind were driven to President Angells residence Advance In Iron and Steel Chicago April 8 Structural iron und Bteel has advanced 2 and steel tans rt per ton this week The salts of tails VQTO abbot 14000 tons The Best In the World We believe Chamberlains Cough Remedy Js the best in the world A few eek ago we suffered with a severe cold and a troublesome cough and having read tbejr advertisements in our own and other pa we purchased a bottle to see if it would ns II cared m before the bbUle walbalt used u Is the best medl Toe out for colds end cooghs TheHerald iAndeflOnvllle lad For sale by t per nard Drug Store Earllogtoa Ben Ti Robinson Morton Gap George King St Charles ktrvi- 4 re you a sibScxibo THE BgK t Y 1iuld bii E D 0 1 Li i Z iC LUte Cprcmeed States Washington April 10 Justice O Stephen J Field of tho United States supreme court retired died at lila homo on Capitol lull in this city at 630 oclock last evening of kidney complications About his bedside were his wile and her sIster Mrs J Condct Smith Mr Justice David J Brewer his nephew Mrs Edgerton of Cull forum Mr Linton his private secre cry llev Edward M Mott rector of the Church of tho Advent and the family servants He had been uncon scions since Saturday morning and death came painlessly Enjoyed Good Health r Ever since Justice Fields retirement the from the supreme court bench on De comber 1 1807 ho had enjoyed comol paratively good healthand being re tIhemme more cheerful than formerly and teemed to enjoy tho society of hla1 theverwhen the weather was fair ty was l lslv tuatoin to take dolly driven about 11110J city or through the grounds of the Sol Hers home and returned re threcitedsver he took a longer ride than usual in an open carriage and contracted a severe cold which rapidly developed the kidney troubles from which h r dad suffered though but slightly foi wine time Sunk Ilnpltllj and Uijilrca The disease readily yielded to treatment tr and on Thursday last he sat up for a time and seemed quite himself again but on Saturday morning n P change for the worse took place and about noon lie lost consciousness IVom that time he sank rapidly and- esexpired at Ci 30 oclock MORE RIOTING AT PANA ILL Several Iemunn Killed and a Large Nnmber Wounded Mnrtlnt Law 3t Iroclalnied All Quiet A It1anntie here between white and black mltinera and in which deputy ahcriiTs tooli part five men and one woman were killed and eight persons wounded two or three of whom will probably die Thr known dead arc Xavier L lloog Frenchman union miner Prank Coburn white son of ex Sheriff Ira Coburn Three unknown negro men and one p negro woman The wounded ore William Kuhn proprietor Kuhn steam laundry shot thrpughboth legs r Albert Tickers whlteinlnlrjXvdund ed In rlg11tann- CynlS Strickler groccryraan shot liiibad George Glum of Itosemond farmer Ipf t arm shot oftiClara Felix senant at Harrison hotel shot in back serious Mrs Ilenriott wife of union miner right arm shot off Prank Ilandsworth delivery boy shot in head will die Henry Stcppcns negro miner shot six times will likely die The riot while In a way Independent p of the main labor trouble which htt for n year exercised Pann was simply a natural result of the bitterness bate fthespark creating a blaze long smolder tug Murdered Site Wife St Louis 12 Frank n Calls tewayaged 20 in the store of the 8tcgelIIll man Dry Goods Co Monday eveninga Mrs Callaway and her living apart on account of the lattertIbrutality the wife having sued vorce She was supporting herself and babe on her earnings as saleswoman Vounttcru1 Hope nin ted St Paul Minn April 12The Wit fccn parole bill better known as the brothers bill was killed be IhyouthMonday The bill received but 3t votes while 03 or more than a major ty ol the whole house votod against It A motion to reconsider was voted t down thus from a parliamentary point of view clinching the defect A Kentackr Trailed WilliAmsburg Ky April 12Jarnet li Shot well and his son John were drunk anti disorderly at Corbln title county when Marshal Uingham undertook f their arrest They resisted and Po o lice Judge Mollltt was instantly killed in the shcotlng that followed Wm Holland at whose home tVe shooting occurred was mortally wounded Thice Hhotwelln were arrested For n Monument to Lincoln SpringfIeld III April 12The hrfuse paRatd n bill providing for the erec lion hero of u new Lincoln monument- at a cost of lpOO000 The bill np prapriates 500000 and provides that S 00000 be raised by popular nlibscrlp flpropriateMartial Law ncclareil Springfield ill April t141ay Tan ner has Issued n proclamation dcolar lug martini law at PanA Tho procla illation creates n district comprising the city of Paint and nil territory with in ono mile thereof and forbids thc carrying of arms within such district Fnrcwcll Audience Paris April 12 President Loubcl yesterday received President Iglcslnr t of Costa HIca in farewell audience The latter will sail from Cherbouru I tot home on Wednesday next Mr J H Faull of St Charles JreturnedStern trip last Friday having vis ited California Arizona and other states Mr Faull brings back witH him joday options on five rich copper claim prospects located near Globe Arizona where is the home ol two of his brothers Mr Fault has some rich copper specimens and is nmch impressed with the prospects His health has been improved by the western tip t A itI iii If APTURE OF SANTA CRUl- ne of the Most Brilliant Engagements of the War in the Philippines GEN LAWTON LED SOME OF THE CHARGES ticcitlntt on A1inoylnaDelnyCna ed b Shallow Water All Plan Worked Perfectly and tiLe flout of the tlllplnuii Was Cuiui loe A Sleet Imiiortnnt Capture Manila April 11Santa Cruz wfla Filipinos stronghold on Lake La gunu de Day and It fell into thehancfa Gen Lawtons expedition after some sfmrp quick lighting forming one of e most interesting and important of the ynr Plans of tIme American commdndcra worked perfectly with the exceptionc at the progress ofth3 us delayed by the difficult navigation the river eConipoedAbout 1500 picked men composed e expedition which was under thevpersonal command of Gen Lawton on account of the illness of den KlsgsThese troops partly surrounded city while the gunboats Lnguna do Day Napldan and Osete under this tomraand of Capt Grant of the UtahCbuttery shelled the city and enchesofiConnnied the troops sometimes leading charges in Indian fighting tacticst tfhlch eventually resulted Sn the com plete rout of the rebels with tIme small t amount of damage to the city anti alight loss to the Americans The hattie IIcllan At sunrise Monday the assault corn menced The American outlines south the city stretched two miles inland nd with its left sweeping time shore moved north while tho Fourth coy rymnen on the polut advanced toward me city pouring volleys upon tho trenches Simultaneously the gun boats hovered along the shore shell- Ing the woods ahead of the troops and driving the Filipinos Inland The gut ling cleared several trenches OldTIine Indian Fighting The whole brigade was divided into Squads of 12 and the lighting was carried on in the oldtlma frontier faijhton from behind trees crawling through bushes or rushing across tho pen Demolished DtMrrlcadci by Hand Gen Lawton with tho Fourteenth mfantry battalions approached a nor 4y jron bridge across n creek on the south border of time town Hero a company of Filipinos was intrenched cross the stream and behind a stone barricade at thccntranco to the bridge The Americans rushed forward in ngle tile in the face of n galling fire demolished the barricade with their hands and drove the enemy from the trenches killing n dozen The Filipino In Retreat A considerable body of the Filipinos led northward crossing tho open marshes but the gatltngs poured upon them a deadly hull until they disap oured in the woods slaying dozens Mnj Welsenberger deployed the iharpshootcrs along the shore and hey crept steadily forward aiding the utilags Finally a large body was sent the enemy in tbo woods driv Ing them toward tho mountains The Knetnff Dead On tho marshes north of tho town were found 40 death Filipinos some rribly torn by shells and many oUt irs wounded to whom tho Americans their canteens as though they ere comrades A surgeon who trav the field counted SO killed and en Lnwton will report at least C8 One Filipino attempting to mnko his escape slashed viciously at Maj Wcis cnbcrger who shot and kilted him Dropped Dead of Heart trouble Perry Ohm April llf Judge J J rower receiver lof the Perry land of cc dropped dead of heart trouble ere Sunday night while conversing tvitli friends Judge Power was ap pointed from Pennsylvania Inter vlltbc at Rochester Pa Senator Teller 11- 1Djnver Col April 10 United States Senator llenry 11 Tellerhns been quite t of Jteypr resulting from a severedpid contracted while In k U announced that the crisis has been will be to be 8utden Montenegro Killed Manila AprIlBU transpires that en Montenegro the mostlggreSslve nd next to the most in fluential of the insurgent Filipino eadcro was killed during tile recent Jghtlng in front of Malolos To pine With the Dennbern London Arll 0Mr Joseph II Choatc the United States ambassador lias accepted an invitation to dine with the benchers at Lincolns Inn oil e grand night of the Easter term lut tbocndQtUo month W1flo to upend mimes Little Hock Ark April Onepre nAtIi sotaU tho accident Insurance SOinpanics doing Business in Arkan las have been notified Ux suspend bust ness on accjurit of the antitrust law recently Piled Petition In IlonUrnpter Now York April 11rOsear Ham ruysleln the theatrical manager yet er8 o petition In bankruptcy with UaWiiycs of H24 0 The asset- sveregivenas 200 worth of wearing Gov Bradley has selected Mr ohn Wheeler McRec for Police Judge of Louisville to fill the va caney caused by the death of Judge Thompson broayI lpcIIUISh tkk CO famoim MYwlUeuNSyrUp I you itPdGC25 WitL41n OJ f i i rf1 i v o crj J If r t t j RoYAL Baking Powder Made from pure cream of tartar Safeguards the food against alum Aknffoe powders arc the greatil tneoactn to of the present day ROYAL 1UOM POWICJI CO HfW VON CONDENSED TELEGRAMS Tho Christian church congress Wil- lonvene in St Louis on April 25 One hundred and fifty plumbers at Des Moines la hao struck for an eighthour workday Western stove manufacturers met in and agreed to immediately ad- ance prices ten per cent Lieut Morgan an ofllccr of the thug hip Olympia at the battle of Manila bay is the guest of Pine Bluff Ark Prof John R Sweney the composer f religious songs died at his home in- hester Pa Monday aged C2 years Fire destroyed the business portionl f Chlckuslm I T The origin re is supposed to have been incendi ry Mr Godfrey Bland first secretary of ime British embassy at Washington died suddenly Monday night of heart feallurc at tIme embassy One of time boilers of tho Standard Electric Light and power Co nt Dal las Tex exploded Monday night wrecking a part of the building walsentencedbyto hang May 10 for assaulting itbrsiHulda filers an old German In Germany tho stories of lit trained relations reported to exist be tween Admiral Kautz nnd tho com mender of tho Falke are not credited During a quarrel between Frank Hodck and his brotherinlaw Barnett nt Brighton Ill Barnett was stabbed goo1familiesThe United States battleship Massa chusetts passed out of quarantine at New York Monday evening bound south to Join the Nth Atlantic squadronThe of Gen Lawtons movement and his success in capturing the insurgentstronghold of Santa Cruz occasioned favorable comment nt the var department England has named Ambassador Puuncefote and Minister Howard the latter now serving in the Netherlands to represent her majesty at the czars disarmament congress John B Holllngsworth aged 05 who QUlneYIIlt IlrownlngInThe funeral of Editor Frank Griffin who was killed nt Maryvllle Mo took odI bar might attend in n body The identity of tho man who com suicide Sunday night at thllI Mlllard hotel Omaha han been reIvealed Themans true name was A F Snyder of Fort Collins Col ExPresidents Clevelands lovo otIshooting has led him to leaso n InrgoI tract of the Sandwich Mass marshes which in tho fall aro noted for their plover shorebird and black duck Tho funeral of the lato Justice Field will take place Thursday morning from the Church of tho Epiphany Washington For tho present the body will bo placed in a vault in Oak lUll cemeteryTho Womens Press mao elation was organized Chattanooga with u largo atendonco from all over the state of literary women Mrs Grace Magowan Cooks was elected presidentBurglars made n fruitless raid on the house of John Cunningham editor of the Grcenup Iii Press A fat pocketbook was secured but as it only contained newspaper clippings the wouldbe robbers discarded It Frnak M Thompson treasurer of territory was arrcstedMon ay on a warrant based on an Indictment returned by tho grand jury charging him with appropriating 2 14 of territorial funds to his own usa Previously Drought Out Much of tho evidence offered by the district attorney was brought out at the preliminary hearing on October S last There was some new matter however dealing principally with the amount of money loaned by time bank to Mr Quay and during the past 13 or 14 years tho amount paid to him lId other stato treasurers ou state do Dnita The teachers of the Christian Sunday School will not meet this week that all may attend the meeting at the M E Church South The labor organizations in Ar kansas very much fear that they arc outlawed by the law recently againstCombmes The date of the State Commer cial convention has been changed to May ag and 30 Rev R Lin Caves resignation KentuckyUniversity acceptcch Springfield April aSome unknown person was knocked off the Sulphur FOlk Railroad bridge one and a half miles west of this place this evening about a oclock northbound freight train No 60 It is supposed that when the engine attack him befell into the creeka distance of about sixty or seventy test and was killed as he cannot be found A parly of several bas I gone to the place whore the accident oc caned ad will use dynamite IB ieeiag Ii theyoaa fid the body A HORRIBLEHOLOCAUST- Thirteen Lives Lost as the Result oJ the Burning of Two New York Residences THEY WERE PALACES OF THE WEALTHY The Fire Started front an Bzploiilon In the Home of Wallace C An drew Freildeht OttILb NeW York Steam Heotlntf Co Ceqrlr nil ot tin Inmate Among tact Victims New York April IFlrp early yeatcrday destroyed thehandsome real deuce of Wallace C AndrewB at No2 East Slxtyseventh street and 12 per sons sleeping in tho houso were burned to death Flfo brands carried by the wind wero blown Into an open window In the homo Albert J Adams Nc J3 East Sixtyninth street two blocks distant setting firo to the house and causing the death of a servant All of tile i3 bodies have been recovered The dead are The Ctuualtlc Wallace C Andrews president of tho New York Steam Heating Co Mfs Wollaco G Andrews wife of thp above Mrs Geprgidna Boyden St John wife of Mrs Andrews brother Gums id C St John nn official of tho New York Steam Heating Co Orson St John aged seven years Wallace St John aged three years Frederick St John aged 13 months Nclllo Bolahd servant Mary Flanagan serYant Eva Peterson servant Kate Downing servant arc Uothservant Annie Ncary servant Alice White a cook and Jenny Burns laundress the only Inmates of he Andrews houso who escaped are n the hospital In a serjous condition In the Adams flrei Mrs Mary Lnughlon aged BO years housekeeper died from suffocation und burns The list of injured at tho Adams fire Is Mrs Isabella Adams wlfa of Albert J Adams injured in tho back burned suffering from shock Nellie Quinn servant jumped from Fourth floor to an extension severe bruises Eveleyn Adams burns shock Minnie Bogue servant sprained nnklo and brulsca Jerry Blazln fireman Co No 44 con tusion of back Mary Malloy leg fractured shock Yllllanr Stevenson bruises and eon tutlonsIlapld Spread of the Flamel Whether tho fire started from an cx ploslon of n lamp or of gas has not yet beea determined but when it was Unit discovered at two oclock in the morn Ing the flames seemed tpburst from all parts of tho house at once When tho Mama house caught on fire a number of tho policemen and firemen gained an entrance and got the Adams family out without serious Injury The servants were frantic in their efforts to escape axed Mary Mat toy and Minnie Bogue jumpedfrom tho rear of tho fourth floor to tho exten slon from which they were taken down PorUhed on Valdea Glacier Seattle Wash April 10li J Ma lone of Boston who arrived hero from Copper river Alaska brings news that a lawyer named French formerly of Chicago perished on Valdcs glacier about three weeks ago Hla body was recovered and buried at yaldcs Fire at JLooranaport Sad Loganspbrt Ind AprllBFlro dc stioycd the drug store of 3 F Kecs Hry tho City national bank P W Moore building G W Burrow building and structure occupied by Duwenter Comens furnishing goods Loss 05 000 Insurance half Found Murdered In lit Store Chicago April Jeorse II Fern den lei in dry goods at 1393 West Modi BOI street was found dead on the float of his store with a bullet wound In hl right temple The cash drawers were rifled und Mr Ferns pockets turned inside out Dominion Kmplore Ilnrred Ottawa Ont April 8An order In council line been passed preventing any person employed by the govern ment in any capacity from staking out or recording claims on Do- mInion lands of any kind in the Yukon territory lTaug d nt St LonU St Louis AprllOJatt Hancock wav hanged attbodty jail at Gull n m for the murder of George Morton July 17 1807 Tho rope slipped and ht was strangled to death A crowd ol fully 600 persons witnessed l the execu tion RxSenator Tabor Dead Denver CoL April llI1on H A W Tabor postmar cr of this city un l exUnited States nat6r died at 030 day of appendicitis after three days Illnessrgonttnas Wheit Dijiorts New York April 8A dispatch to tho Herald from Buencs Ayres says According to lost reports Argentina will export this year 2250000 tons ol wheat Arrival of time Raleigh Bermuda April iOrTho United Btnteo cruiser Raleigh arrived at 103 oclock yestcnlay morning All ou board oro welL Digest Your Food Ninety per cent of all sickness Is caused by food not being properly digested It creates poisons and goes Into your blood aodthea oiare liable to ilmoit any dis ease the human system la heir to Use Dr Carlstedts Gerraan Liver Powder and watch the results Yoa will feel tho good effects after itakloe one dote Give it a trial and be convinced Price 25cForsale by St Bernard Drug Store DrQ1tosproc Gu18BabamCure Your coughajcstrcbfldreni fSubicti r t BIBt I 4Q t 1 J Sen COM Easily IAre you frequently hoarse Do you have that annoying tickling in yourthroat Would you feel relieved if you could raise something Does your cough annoy you at night and do you raise more mucus in morningThen should always keep on hand a bottle o- fAllers CI1CITII Pectoral If you have a weak throat you cannot be too careful You cannot begin treatment too early Each cold makes you more liable to another and the last one is always harder to cure than the one before it Br Asers CKrri PetlwU Kttfer prelects lie ftags rea ctftt C Help at HandJ If you have any complaint whatever and desire the best medical advice you can possibly obtain write the doctor freely ou will receive a prompt reply- Address DR I C AYERi Lowell Kfc 4 JSVtaj REVIVAL MEETING Evangelist John ft Crowe Is Preaching to Larlte- Congregations S J Carl Taylor in Charge of SInglnB At tl E Church South Rev Jno M Crowe evangelist of the l E Church South began preaching Monday night at the church of that denomination at this place and will continue the meeting for some two weeks or more Rev Roscoe M Wheat pastor in charge began the meeting Sunday morning at which time it was expected Rev Crowe would arrive But a funeral service detained the latter so that he did not arrive until late Monday afternoon by conveyance from Nortonville Rev S H Lovelace of Madison ville assisted in the meeting Mon day night and Tuesday Rev Crowe has his singer J Carl Taylor who has been with him some time in Ills numerous revival meetings and who is an able singer and leader of congregational sing ing the kind that tells in a protracted meeting The people arc much pleased with Rev Crow 9 preaching and the churches expect a good meeting Capt B F Dixon Capt B F Dixon of the Sec ond U S V Engineers stationed in Cuba has been appointed Chief Engineer to the Quartermaster In he discharge of his official duties lie will now have charge of the building of everything that is built in Cuba under army adminis tration He is now building the new barracks for the army in the province of Havana 100 buildings Cabanas next gets 120 buildings then to Pinar del Rio Capt Dixon has thus attained a fine standing in the service and an in vestigation shovs that the salary attached is 4000 and perquisites which in itself is not bad His many railroad and other friends will be glad to hear of this good news edLGertie wife of A J Northup died in this city yesterday after noon Wednesday April 12 1899 after an illness of several weeks The husband a daughter of five years and a babe of a few weeks are left The babe is very ill Mrs Sweets mother of the do ceased was here and the remains were taken last night to Union town where Mrs Northup form erly lived for interment Mr Northup has been in the employ of the L N Railrord li The Bribery Charge Charles E Sommers is con fident of acquittal on charges of bribery made against him in the McChord Railroad convention He is a brorher of Editor Harry Sommers of Elizabethtown and Senator Joe Blackburn is to defend him Gen Fayetta Hewitt 13 surety on Sommers bond tcThe fire insurance companies that have been lined and are under indictment in Kentucky charged with violating the antitrust law have petitioned Gov Bradley for pardon p 7 I is TT i U 0 fe l3ee PAUL M MOORB Editor and Manager fiBEEIncorporated tEtfleThThsPcstofflcetUIIDtlerJ J = SUBSCRIPTION RATES W j JSixThreeMOfltl II S Single Copies ISoCorreipondentiODDlY A ns THURSDAY APRIL 13 1899 I Siscan arms in the Philippines is editor and proprietor of the Lo Angeles Timtt and is also reflect ing great credit on the American press IT has been often noted by news paper men that there was really once a merchant who never adver tised but who was always busy This has bon explained by the fact that he had a Waterbury watch and the itch when he was not winding the watch he was scratch ing THE initial number of Glenn t 0Gzhii1GthticI it rdJ Glenn has arrived at this office and in the homes of a number of Hopkins county people The Graphic is bright and clean as one would expect from Prof rGknn May it thrive and do good A COPY of a program of a Circle meeting to be held at Silent Run church has been handed in Jot r publication but had to be left ou because it was incomplete and uncertain in some of its terms The date was not given and there are csomenjshed which are obscure THE BEE very much desires to give church news in full and regrets thfHTthe Circle program as furnish cd4can not be used If some friend will supply the missing date we shall be glad to give publication to the program Judge Thompson In the death of the Hon Reginald H Thompson Judge of the Louisville Police Court where he has wielded the sword of justice fearlessly but tempered with great mercy and guided by profound wisdom in the love of God and fellow man the State has a great loss Those whose privilege it has been to come into personal contact with Judge Thompson were ever impressedwith the righteous manliness of the man and his deep desire to render service to humanity We mourn his loss How to Get n Governor J the three candidates for the Demo cr tlc nomination for governor of the Slate keep cutting Into and exposing the tricks shams and frauds of each other it may become necessary to import some one from another State or enter some obscure fellow from Ibe mountains who has no record at all Glenns Graphic Just let the three Ds continue 2 their present public service each showing how mean arc the others but dont get in a hurry about any importations A little exporting would be more to the point TheI Republicans may be wise enough to settle the difficulty by nominating a clean able and popular man who will beat the Democratic nom inee who promises by that time to be a mere remnanta residue Farm Mortgages Satisfied That evidences of returning prosperity to agriculture continue is af tworth In plugturitt remarks that the surplus of money of which the public prints make so much is not confined to the financial centers of the east but is a matter of fact in the middle Itstates and central west In Nebraska the secretary of state is compiling a list of mortgages filed and released for the past year and it is Pcessthose filed for the previous year of 50000000 and mostly satisfied through cash considerations with relatively few pointing to fore5w closure It is worthy of note that most of these mortgages were paid off by the agricultural and stock raising element What is true of Nebraska true in a greater or less degree of other states where liberal crops and fair prices have enabled t farmers to make a showing on theI ledgerIA Model Road Law- nThe road law now in force i New Jersey furnishes probably the best illustration of the effect of modern methods as applied to the c p c 01blicS the abutting property pays ten per cent of the cosfe of construction While the State pays onethird and e the coun the remainder These pIproportions would of course vary 10 States because of local 12 2 V M p S conditions but the principle of distributing the expense is appli cable to every State It would be unjust to require the State to pay the entire expense The county which furnishes nearly all the traf c passing over the road should c gontributehe abutting property being enhanced in value by the existence c the road should bear a fair proportion In fact the increased selling value of farm lands in Ne- tersey has so far exceeded the COS of the roads as to prove a source f unexpected profit to the owners while the easy and inexpensive means of reaching the markets at all season adds materially to tho income derived from farm products o universally popular is the law more petitions for new roads grantedIIp time of the Highway Commissioner is occupied in hearing the pleas farmers who urge immediate con sideration of their claims The New Jersey law because of th length of time it has been in opcI ation offers the best opportunity to those who desire to acquaint themselves with the merits of the State aid system though the Hig bieArmstrong law in New York and the Hamilton road law in Pennsylvania more recently enacted are operating to the entire satis faction of the citizens of those S tatesHThe Insurance Indictments Business men of Princeton Hopkinsville and other Kentucky towns have prepared petitions to their Commonwealths Attorneys praying them to dismiss the in dictments that have recently been returned in many places against fire insurance companies under the antitrust law H In some cases threats of prosecution have been made against these petitioners for of court but it seems t thhattions have prevailed and the court officials have been persuaded that they do the public a serVice in dis missing these indictment which if enforced would finally drive all r iteputableo iifembarrass the business interests of Kentucky as has already bee i2p done in Arkansas from which State the insurance companies have withdrawn because of adverse leisislation The Hopkinsville petltionwhich was presented to Commonwealths Attorney Howell Saturday reac as follows t We the undersigned citizens and pre mlura payers In ChrlttUn County Ky reo spectfully nk that you diirolfi the Indict menu found against ths Firs Insurance Companies the Christian Circuit Court Our reasons for so doing are that we be- lIeve it will be injurious to the public at large The rates of Insurance we have to pay are reasonable and we have no complaint to make along that liner As mer chants and tobacco men we depend largely upon our insurance for securing credit and we would regret very much to see the companlnlea the county If any fines are Impoiedjt will have to eventually come out of the people who have to pay the in snrance any way as it will only result la the rates being raised We understand that the Commonwealths Attorney upon the petition of the people at Lexington Russellville Louisville Paducah a Princeton have refused to prosecute have bad the indictments dismissed Can you not do the same here For these reasons and many others If consistent with your duty we most earn d gismissedThe business men of Madison ville have not yet taken action as to the indictments that come up for trial at the May term of Hopkins County Circuit Court bitthey do not endorse the action of the Commonwealths i attorney an Imthe grand jury and may yet ex ress their views in a petition ave the business men of other Kentucky towns POLITICAL POINTSr James R Rash has decided not o enter the race for the Demo cratic nomination for Representa live from Hopkins This leaves W D Orr Rufus Tcague and Theo Clark in the race J The County Committee of the opulist party is called to meet in I Court House at Madisonville Saturday next April 15 at 10 oclock a msRepublicarillI 1 i April 17th for the purpose of deciding the time and manner of se Legislature s n General Crop ConditionsaIn describing crop conditions at the close of March the I iThemonth having been very unfavora able for farming operations TIsgeneral condition of wheat is s favorable than at the close of that l month the late sown is less prom s ising than that seeded early 1tthe Pacific coast the outlook tSImost promising in Oregon and the crop has been greatly benefited by recent rains in California butc m Washington it has been injured by severe weather and lack of snow rotectionpCuuAN a O I L cures CuU Burns Bruise Rheuamattea and Spwi Price 26 cents is Sold by SI BWatibn Store LL U Durability isItBetter Than Show p The wealth of the multi millionaires is jiot equal to oodhealtlz Riches without health are a curse and yet the fr lioichthe alike have in Hoods lSarsaparIlla a valuable asrun sistant in getting and tfiilttI taining perfect health It Jn yea8crofutaThicenow eleven lad a serious cSpf scrofula and erysipelas with dreadful sores dlscb rg Ing and Itching constantly lie roulit not walk Several physicians ilht not help foOsixteen months Thrro months 11CectlyMRS DAVID LAIRD Uttaxvn I1n5A5T a ofndHad neuralgia grew weak and could not JjTfa jniS anti lI neaoWashington D C PeReINdw soon cured MRS A VAK Wvcicm Montgomery Street Paterson NJ 1P 1 daItJa lUl A Hood rCli enri liver 1111 tie nonIrritating lad i tt7cathnrtlo 10 take OOdAaiiTIii BUY AT HONEgir in ome Merchants Can Furnish all Supplies Cheaper Than a Traveling Agent t a Some Wholesome Business and so IEconomical Suggestions an a golrticleanother State which fits the condi tions of Earlington so well that we or publish it in full Many individ uals ourEarlington merchants and e community at large would re ceive very material benefits by fol owing the suggestions therein m roaades nutrotgamount of stuff in the way ofsil ftframes etc that is unloaded on the people of Earlington during a year at high thiricessome agents commission is en in brmous Practically everything no hat is thus bought could easily and be supplied by our home merchants and at much less cost forOursize these facts and to go after tIllS trade with intelligent advertising Here is the article in question and it is in the e a t thehatpeople of Earlington and of other towns where THE BEE is readopThe daily papers recently contained a notice warning people to be on the lookout for swindlers who were going from hou awe ts taioapthat only the top layer was good soap th ego qualilyIr of these peddlers and fakirs is one of those Inexplicable things that are too decor kin f human understanding The house wife thinks she has a chance lo economize a thndpicture frames to furnish a small store it and out later that she could have p o anfociho huslrto is- on more than right that she should spend as much of that money at home as she is grocerIes9 merchants she will pine times out of ten et better goods for her money and at the ame time make a friend of the merchant from whom she buys The home man will go to a great deal i more trouble to see that she is satieflec knowing that If ho pleases her he will have her for a regular customer If she goes away from home to buy she gets her paicularly f received as all they are looking for is tbe rofit on the immediate sale Then tbe oney she spends away from home has gone out of circulation in her neighbor poorerswife received 5 to pay her bill at tbe i Ihedrywifes new dress tbe dry goods runs down to tbe coal dealer and settleI bis little bill the coal man his doctor s Ipringaforesaid lawyer and gives him 5 as a relalDer and the next Monday the lawyers h w Iantp g 1eritytented Money was made to spend whollyto I- pend her money with her chanls When she reads In the papersI andfromhomesee if all the advertisement says is Itrue The object of the advertiser is thus obtained When she into the leend she spends her money at that store IIbrings I Isfound I adeif the home merchant will keep h- eighbors informed about what be has to ell and convince them ho can sell as cheap as anyone else he will get the trade l whitsIheynd axle grease nelgbhorTbetheta you sell these articles yoIan do some business Everybody knows hekeepsthey dont know whether he is still selling t goodlowas c lelivetoHadverliie and advertise constantly Don t advertise for two weeks and then qu ssflowis very likely that your advertisement wont be noticed for II mouth or two but after a time tbe people get acquainted with your namn and begin lo look for yo sayThe for get ful Unless you tell them over and ove the ttsywork to retain old customers as well as to get new ones As proof ot how forgetful wboaccompaniedHoon cant do it These men received honor able mention at the lime of the ladder that was all Hobson kept his ad ning and everybody regards him as h whole thing Hobson may be likened to the man who advertises constantly puttheirr and expect to reap the same reward their wideawake brother who Lee M everlastingly ittAx Jottings ur energetic farmers have gone lo work with more vim than ever since the weather has cleared up he prayermcetimg convened the home J L Pool last Saturday night and a fitable time was enjoyed by all in aodance The meeting will be held wi m Butler next Saturday night H Walker and Wm Maddox passed ough our vicinity last Monday on a but strip lo Dawson SpringssBrother Browder a Methodist minister ached at Cave Spring church last Satand Sunday itevve last Saturday J W Walker of the Era vicinity was the guest of T H Walker last week Girls Way to Make a Living From Harpers I3azarcWhat s me New York girl livingisntbrother of one of the NewYork ls who is tryin to make a liv She had told him she was going to paint quills for summer veflatesttion is painting quills for so much dozen For htsfdblue black or white quills and paints them in polka dots of the same shade in tennisracquets or fsticks crossed huntsmens or foxes tails cricketballs etcany emblem which is ordered which suggests itself to her as appropriate LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS A most commendable thing about rail d men Is the fact that when one of their mber gels sick or in distress he Is al ys sure ofa helping band When itrc comes to relieving one In trouble they a brothers indeed For years past the boys while doing work at Gntbrii have been the victims of eves their caboose being robbed of their best clothing which was left banging up the wardrobe of the same and so far one thief has ever been brought to jns lice Only last week conductor Lane and crew suffered in this way quite a heavy loss losing clothing and shoes valued at ty dollars The boys made an effort to ate the thieves but failed It is now almost a daily occurrence for one or more doubleheaders to be run This is quite a saving to the company but loss to conductors and brakemen Yet boys must remember that tbe larger saving tbe more likely are they to receive steady employment and therefore boys are content to see the company erate the road as tbeir best judgement would dictate Supervisor Sullivan and men have this ek distributed quite a lot of new steel ls between Earlington and Hopkinsville it can be seen that improvements still on Mr Claude Smith who for years has been cashier under agent Adams at Hop- svitle has been the lucky man to cap tnre the agency at Slaugbtersville Few men on the system are better qualified for e position than be is and he will fill with honor to himself and company Assistant Superintendent of bridges d buildings Gus McVey was here last ek with an Evansville contractor mak- Ing arrangements for the moving of several uses out of the way of new side trai be built here Special Agent Harlaod of the L on the lookout for those fellows who have been taking pleasure in throwing through car windows of passing trains If rttHttIItttIHttt Thatcoogh nang on You have used all sorts of cough reme tiseated It may wear iitseUO ut in time but more liable to produce la grippe J pneumonIa or a seri ous throat affection somethingthat strength and build up the bod- ySCOTTS EMULSION will do this when everything else fails There is no doubt about it It nourisheslstrengthens up Ihealthyoff this hard cough but to fortify the system against luthcr you areIrun down or emaciated you should take this na rishlngf06drnedicine 50c 1114 000 all scori IIPWNEChmlsu flew York IIt Ittttt If I caught an impressive lesson will be taught them Too much liquor of the Madlsonvillo kind caused one of the boys to fall Into the hands of marshall Barnctt last Monday and he was placed In the cooler for a while to sober up gettoag w Ing clipping be true whero it can be seen that they have so far advanced as to inan gorate a railroad strike n licationpended because the strike of aooo employ os of the United Railroads affects the provinces of Matanzas and Santa Clara jPinarsouthern coast of Havana Province where he steamships make their communication wtb Havana No freight or passengers could be moved today The Inconvenience resulting is very great It is hoped however that the strike will be settled by the company acceding to the demands of the strikers who want a reestablishment f the wage scale that existed before I etwar The citizens of Hot Springs like those ioother cities in the Slate have no per onal grievance against corporations des ir of Investing their money In Arkansas o develop its resources Members of the Legislature who consult the Influential cit hens of Hot Springs will find that they want more railroads more factories and d Inot Pheircompanies Little Rock Ark Gazettes DOWN IN THE MINESo It is rumored that some new stockbo Id ers will be added to the Hecla Coal Co A colored miner by the namef Green w TasMines last weekcTbe copper mines at Ducktown Ten ii as recently been purchased by capitall rom New York The delay of some repairs ordered t t he Hecla Coal Company caused them to lose some time last week If there Is any one thing that will tend to bring the U M W in disrepute Is tbe calling of Debs into their council Mr T K GIvens of Providence Ky who has for years been leasing out coat mines has now sold the same for 7000 Mr J J McGregor who has lost about two months of labor on account of sick ness Is some better but not yet able to do good service The Mlddlesborough Ky steelworks along with coal and coke properties has recently been purchased by Eastern capi talists Tbe Manufacturers Record last week had the Monarch Mine located Jn Web ster county when Its In Hopkins near the county seat Tbe Monarch Coal Company was on hunt of coal last week for their patrc their machinery having broken down st ping1 tbe mines fora few days A box car placed oq tbe coal car track by mistake got away by some means and ran against the apron at No 9 mine day last week causing some damage several hours loss of time Foreman Toombs and men gave the coke oven scales an overhauling So busy have they been the past few months that even time to make repairs on scales could not be found Engineer James Kilroy of Hccla mines was made happy one day last week when Col Toombs presented him with a pair of crutches He hopes lo be walking around soonIt is said that the Providence Coal Co has offered quite a sum of money as an inducement to the Illinois Central railroad to build their road lo Providence Although spring is here the St Bernard Coal Company still continue to be rushed with orders In fact they were unable to supply the demand for coal last week and other companies in Hopkins county ar sin tbesame fix ksQuite a number of the Earlington miners were last week unable for work on account of sickness and pain accompany- Ing vaccination Most of them see tbe necessity of guarding against so dreaded a disease as the small pox and therefore take their medicine with but little com plaint When the colored miners of Alabama went to Illinois to secure work in coal mines of that State after a strike had been Inaugurated by the U M Woo they were called negro scabs but as soon ai they arrive at the conclusion to join that organ ization and surrender their independence they are taken into full membership and called brother About nine thousand dollars were dis tributed in wages among the employes of the St Bernard Coal Company in this county last month and yet there are men who will not admit that this company is a benefactor of mankind but thanks to their better judgement their number is decreasing all the time and tbe people are beginning to appreciate the influence for good this company txefls in Hopkins county The following article so forcibly resents ire the St Bernard Coal Company as to tbe good feeling ibat exists between employer and employe that wo here reproduce it At a recent social function connected with an American manufacturing firma machinetool company one of the pro prietors made some remarks that are de serving of consideration by employers generally He declared that the goodwill of the employes is a tangible asset incapable of being shown on the books of any concern but a value to be measured In profit and loss as it is present or JackingI I believe ho added addressing the workmen we have your goodwill and loyalty and I assure you that you hive ours We do not believe in rules itadtregulations as usually understood as youI know by their absence in our shops WereI to choose one word to write over cvillathe planer milling machine and ben- tI would be the word quality and I would have it apply in every sense If I were to ask each of you what company stands atl tbe bead of the machinetool industry I guarantee that ninetynine out of too would name the same company Their salaryIIslhavelorLet us pursue this object quality as one we are determined to attain and having attained tin the fullest sense we will be enabled to reflect with satisfaction upon our efforts London Coal and Iron Trade Review C I ir C fL- MI Itl t JVim JIIt if t t i j Secret pf Beauty is healthThe secret ofhealth Is the power to digest ahd assim Hate a proper quanity of food This can never be done when the liver does not act its part DoyouknowthisTutts ute cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation torpid liver piles jaundice bilious fever bilious ness and kindred diseases Tutts Liver Pills Four thousand miners at Ish peming Mich were out last week because they of the union conclud ed not to work with nonunion changedheir Consumption Cured Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam will cure any case of consumption If taken In time Consumption starts with a slIght cough or cold This where consumption gets its SpruceGumhealthe lungs and throat and avoid the cODsampUonDelay cost you your life Large size bottles rice 25 and 50 cents at St Bernard Drug employedinf New England are bcnehted by an increase of wages which became effective April i To Cure a Cold In One Day ake Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets ll druggists refund money if It failx to ure ajc Tbe genuine has L B Q on each tablet lisTen thousand iron and steel em givenyThe Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver are out of order All such should know that Dr Kings New Life Pills tbe wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy gives a splendid appetite sound digestion and a regular that Insures perfect health and great en ergy Only 35 cents at any Drug Store Some 600 cement workers at Milwaukee have had their salaries increased 10 per cent Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam A physician can prescribe Dr Ottoi Spruce Gum Balsam The Formula Is on Ibe package Cures your cough In day Very pleasant to take Children cry for joeForFor a beautiful complexion use Dr Carl stedts German Liver Powder seAbout ISO rollingmill employes adIPa Dont scratch your life away but nse Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica neSalye for eczema piles hives burns and postnaA German has invented a thimble of felt or gum for the use of pianists A Torpid Uur caniti Depression of Spirits Indication Iltadaebe Cooitlpatloo Use Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine lo stlmulsuo organ thiS The Interstate Association of Odd Fellows will have an annual meeting at Paducah on the 26th Running Sores Ulcers Boils Pimples etc quickly cured by Banner Salve the IScNoolherGrayson needs a coal yard says the Tribune A fuel famine has existed here for the past three months A Life for soc Many people have been cured of Kidney Diseases by taking a Sac bottle of Foley Kidney Cnre Campbell Do Two of the United States pris oners now confined in the Bowling Green jail have the measles and one is critically ill Dr Sawyers Ukatine never has and we kidneydisordersand nature thus aided never fails St Bernard Drugstore MisS Emma Cobb has the posi tion of day operator and man ger in the Cumberland Telephone ex change at Dixon Dr M A Simmons Liver Midlclne Clear the CompUiIon gives OQOjxncjrlo the iliad cures Headache ReguUtec SlomiebUoweli and Liver James A Radford of Russell buyPneapplescinnati fruit dealers In almost every neighborhood there is byChamberlainsrbosa Remedy or who has been cured of chronic diarrhoea by the uso of that medicine Such persons make point of telling hoplogother lives For sale by St Bernard Drug- Store Earlington B T Robinson Ijfor tons Gap George King St Charles Alexan iers telephone will soon be in operation bet ween Providence and Marion The construction of the line is almost complete Glad Tidings to Asthma Sufferers Foleys Honey and Tar gives quick and positive relief It is the great remedy for diseases of the respitory organs like Asthma Bronchitis Hoarseness Campbell It Co Horace L Higgips director of he only rajlroadjn the Phillipines an Englishman by birth husband of the grandniece of the ast King oi Spain When you Ilk for Dr M A SImpSon Liver Medicine tee that you get It and not tome worth ess Imitation The Eastern Kentucky railroad has put on an extra tram to handle the cannel coal that is being loaded in Carter county for shipment to Spain DI fhVNUMM TEAcuriaDspcp tKt ltItlptUoa lad gotten Be latiHtlutUrtr Pr25ct Sold by St Bernard Drag Store r IFull Shelves New Goods iGijjat Variety q BES VALUES kI00 1fiII1Spec llpo of our friends j and patrons Ii Our tnew pun bases include a laijge variety f Dress Goods 4 1 1Wash Goods I BputiM Line if Silk t l W st Patterns f g Choice I Embroideries Lin i rIngs tibsiery Ribbons and Jt every i ig needed to corn 3f i plete I womans apparel in iichoIce tyle jJi sNo J1iSliil Gtst 8Wear adquarters for the Noxall i Shirts of which vcrvhave I iravery t ractive assortment I CP I IT IS CARPET TIME Ha 10Too Ve have a line of Carpcts- I 10 here atlon the road from which 4 everyl y can be suited I OUR iELSDlSl SHOES j i I Are h je A splendid line of stylish r nest shoes at low prices t1 10I l j The pIe to get well dressed with d stu of sterling quality at f fr prices is our store j 1 I Sf i vnard CTPfienl JI i f 1 i SOLICITEfw t 4Isi 1 p a J W TWYMAN DEALER Stoves and Grates CASTINGS AND TINWARE TinGalvanized Copper Work IROOFING AND CCERINC A SPECIALTY AND SATISfACTION PUAWASTEED I I I + susUSe SI4 ai ssssssss 111I I R t IN f Does the Lively Huthsfl II4 Ask your neighbors They all say that we haul better loads fur nish best teams and al ways at the rightprice AlJhta Barnett ArnoIdj j 1 y ii- a d Cc f Z b tJiWJmiiilfrraA imrt jdq MMcCORD t 1 Contractor ana Builder t 1t YSAflO IrrIRlafiOf grkIMEARLIWGTOW KY tmado4 reluding u the furnlshtng ofall materials L 5 n il U Bnu CDmmoa laulurt a i1 OE1L PLANS SPEdPricea reasonaUeaad nUlfactlonEnlranJ a teed Estimates chie on all kinds II 3 DRAWN UP SHORT NO of Building and SpeclaUVorlc Give me aVT1OB chance at your work before letting contract i g rpi fI1 IJ 1 IG1JFGEsew 0 TrcZ1Ucressor to lSID Payla LIVERY FE- EDSTABLE Iffr At the Old Standon Main Street Just west Ia of depo- tEARLINGTON p KY LFirstqss Equipment aiitiProfflptServiceJ 17 e i i dr 1r w V i r5 Ir J r 1PL1e iee Su Sttbustru wet1lr e J LOCAL NEWS Dr Bob Bone of Madisonville r was in Earlington Tuesday I Will Hopewellj of Madisohville c i spent Monday evening w ith friends in Earlington J Dr AW Davis of the Gap visited Earlington Tuesday with Will KlmmonB Aubrey yils6nof R bards visited relatives andtdUI here sev era days last week A W Keown and wife arc spending the week at St Charles4 with rclalivcsof Mrs Keown Mrs Jo F Foard has gone to Memphis for a short visit to her1 daughter Mrs McNeal Bond p kMrs Jesse Harris who is quite ill was baptized into the Christian church Monday by Elder I H Ted i 4Mrs R R Fritchett and little daughter of Madisonville spent 4Tuesday with Earlington relatives and friends The new county jail at Madison I Ayule is Approaching completion and shows up to the credit of its i t projectors and the county of Hop- I r kins tHoy Jones of the Gap is in WIfgcrs up Irade The regular prayer meeting ser vice at the Christian church was called in last night on account of I the protracted meeting being held at the M E Church South The second match game at bowl ing between the Madisonville and jlopkinsvilic teamo is arranged to be pulled oil At Madisonville Fri day evening of this week The ladies arc to take part this time Madisonville passed an ordi nance requiring compulsory vac cination but Mayor Ross says it was only as a precautionary meas 1ure and the law will not be enforced unless the nccesssity should arise J R Hughes has quit the cm 1 t 7 ploy of the St Bernard Coal Com pany and will be engaged with Lee OJdham this season in help 1 jog to build the numerous houses that arc projected for erection in Earlington 5 u Mont Baker a promising young man of Webster county stopped jf over for a brief visit to relatives 4 land friends here last Thursday He was on his way home from practicedIrt We arc sorry to note that our r esteemed townsman J J Mc Gregor continues to be indisposed as to health so that he Tears he will be unable to return to work inthe mines He thinks he may 1 turn his attention to farming There have been many sore arms in Earlington and are yet from thet I numerous vaccine points that havet been used by our city physiciansi l during the past BEE was short two pairs of hands early in the week because of two arms that refused to be comfortedc Mr T G Terry of Evansville was in Earlington Tuesday to I t4 make a deed to his old home place ht here just now purchased by Fred Feiler From here he went to v White Plains for a brief visit Mr Terry has been in quite ill health since the first of the year but is I r on gaining ground now V Mr B N Farren of Philadel P and Mr H B Hanson ands ti 1daughter of Saratoga Springs arec expected to be guests of Iflr John t It B Atonson net week Both the gentlemen mc tjonc arp dj t TCftors jr the t Bernard Coal I to i and come to attend the annual I i meeting that company liWall Paper Jiri ChIjQICe k f+ i l fjtancjard Patterns inWallI 1 iaper Good Goods atI Reasonable Prices whichtwill serve many house I keepers as well as the highpriced Papers offered elsewhere s i it j I KILAD TO SNOW YOU S7Bernari6eniraI Store1 J Programme The following is the programme for the First Annual Meeting of the Preachers of the Christian Church of South Kentucky to be held at Princeton May 34 1899 TUISDAY EVKNINO 730 Devotional Service H D Smith 745 Address of Welcome 753 ResponsoPresldent Wm E Mobley 8to Pperrhe Reciprocal Duties ol Preacher and PeoplR 11 Crossfield 840 Review By J L Hill Adjournment WEDNESDAY MORNINO 930 Devotional Service H D Smith 1000 Paper Education of the Preach erMlllon Elliot 1030 Review By II A McDonald 1100 Paperrhe Preachers L- IbraryW T Parker AdjournmentWEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 200 Devotional Service II DSmltb 230 Paper Missionary Methods J WGant 300 Review Uy W U Wright 330 General Dlscutsi6n Adjournment WBDBSRDAY SVENINO 730 Devotional Service H D Smith 745 PaperThc Evangelist T D Moore 8io Review Dr J W Hardy r Adjournment THURSDAY MORNING 930 Devotional Service I H Teel 1000 Paper Wychtfe and His Work W H LIgon 1030 Sermon Our Plea JFBtory Into Paper International Sunday School Lessons Roger L Clark Adjournment THURSDAY AFTERNOON 200 Devotional ServiceI II Teel 330 Review By R V Omer 300 Paper Church FinincesS F Fowler 340 Review Uy II D Smith Adjousnment THURSDAY EVKNINO 730 Devotional ServiceI II Teel 745 PaperTbo Preacher and Mis slonsW H PInkerton Closing Words and Resolutions Adjournment Wonderful Discovery z8gSNewIear Slrs1 have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I had no verybadgoodIvaluable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and it did me more good than alt the medicine I ever took I have gained thirtyfive pounds In weight and my health Is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea to the world as being a Godsend to any com munity Any one who doubts this state ment can write OSCAR BAKER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Died Of typhoid fever at Hecla Ky on April 3 1899 Waldo Shaffer in the sixth year of his age after an illness of thiitythree days He was seriously ill from the first giving no murmur or complaint but always thb same reply to inquiries 411m all right How arc you today little man Im all right and each day the voice grew weaker and the musical tones grew fainter and the beautiful eyes grew dimmer Still when asked the question little Waldo Schaffer answered just the same all right until the angel of God swept down and took him to the Master who said Suffer little children to come unto me and forbid them not for of such is the kingdom of heaven And FO little Waldo the beauti ful boy faded from earth and wafted on angels wings to heavens now radiantly beautiful with the glory of God before the eternal throne of Heaven And today tIc he same tones come from the far beyond striking a sad sweet chord n thfc mothers heart and waking memories sweeter and dearer than all the world can give all right all right From Gods hand all- is right Praise God mother bow submissively father the blows in mercy your treasure is in Heaven safe in the arms of Jesus And ever and anon Will come from the far beyond through the sea of sweet memories a musical tone All is right II Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain flercury- as mercury will surely destroy the lease of smell and completely derange the whole when entering It through the mu oos surfaces Such articles should never cpublo do Is ten fod to Ine Rood you can possibly derive from them Halls Catarrh Cure manufactured by F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio coqtalos no mercury and Is taken Internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken Internally and made In Toledo 0 by F j Chen y Co Testimonials free Sold by druggists price 75C per bottle Halls Family Pills are the best Married- S O Gamblin and Miss Estella Bradshaw of the county were Carried yesterday at the residence of the brides parents Lingering La Grippe Cough Cured G VACIIBR 257 Osgood St Chicago My wife bed a severe case of La Grippe years ago and left her with a very b 4 cougb She tried a bottle of Foleys Honey and Tar and it gave Immediate re lief A 50 cent bottle cured her cough en IIr ly NOW we are never without a bottle of this wonderful Cough Medicine In the House 35 and 500 Campbell Co KerrCarllsle Miss Eva Carlisle andMr W C Ken of the Ashbysburg neighborhood were married at Madison villa Sunday at he residence of Mr JW Ashby Rev S II Loyelace officiating Ii g K OF P BANQUET Victoria Lodge No 84 Will FIt f tingly Commemorate Its i Anniversary I MAY FOURTH IS THE DAY FIXED I Decision was made at the meetI ing of Victoria Lodger No 84I Knights of Pythias Monday night to commemorate the eighth anni versary which falls on May 4thI with a choice affair in the way of a stag banquet at Mrs J M Vic torys New Hotel Earlington Will Vanison has the credit of being sole committee on arrangements and his plan was accepted at tne Manday evening meeting On the date of the anivcrsary celebration there will be work in the third degree and it is expected there will be five candidates to finish At the banquet each memo ber is expected to be accompanied by gentleman friend The oc casion is being looked forward to with much pleasant anticipation Messrs Langley Wells Hope well Cunningham Long and Wits lis 01 Morton Lodge No 99 Madisonville and Mr Albright visiting were present at the meete ing Monday night The Madisonp yule team did the work Earlington boys arc complimenting the manner in which the degrees were conferred The candidate was John StearsmaneBest way to Invest 35 Centsf 898NewyourNubian tforyoufeelA U LAXCASTSRdSold by St Bernard Drug Bishop Dudley Last week TilE BEE announced a change in date of Bishop Dudr Icys appointments here and at Madisonville The correction is again noted in order that there gBishopscmbly Hall Thursday night April 20 and will be in Madisonville they night of the xgth Rev M M Bcnton will accompany him All are invited to attend these ser vices AprllShowerLI Wash away the filth and waste that have accumulated during viler In like manner Hoods Sarsaparilla ex pel Irony the blood Impuriles that have been deposited during the season when there has been but little perspiration and perhaps constant confinement in impure air It Is a boon to tired mothers housekeepers teachers and others who spend their time indoors vllalilyfillingnerves muscles and all the great organs of the body It cures all spring humors SItfor all diseases caused by impure or 1mS overlshed blood You should begin tak line it todayiNew Preacher Rev W T Childers of this county a young preacher in the General Baptist Church has been regularly engaged by that congre gation at this place He will fillp his first appointments here the third Saturday and Sunday in April 15th and iCth A cordial invitation is extended to all Discovered by a Woman Another greTat discovery has been made and that too by a lady in this countryaDisease fastened its clutches and for seven she withstood its hverestdermlned an death seemed imminent faadored a way to recovery by purchasing of blorbsallllieblabsolutely cured Her name is Mrs Luther Lulz Thus writes W C Ham mick Co of Shelby N C Trial hot ties free at St Bernard Drug Store Reg ular size soc and lioo Every bottle guaranted Bought the Grainger Hotel The Grainger Hotel property is being deeded to Mrs Wm MciCarley who held an interest as one ot the heirs to the property The purchase price is made on a total valuation of eighteen hundred dollars a Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism KkhiNA Jackson Co W Va About three years ago wife had an at tack of rheumatism wblchconfiae4 ber to- herbed for over amonth and rendered her unable hiWIk a step without assistance her limbs beI swollen to double their normal ilzeMrSMadd x insisted on using Chamberlains Pain Balm I purchased a fifty cent bottle and used it f according to directions and the xtmorng ing she walied to breakfast anne inanyrnander andshe haa not had a Attack tncoA D PARSONS For sale Bernard Drugstore Earl ingloo Den T Robinson Mortons Gap George XingSt Charle- sStockholders fleeting The annual meeting of the stockholders of the St Bernard J CoaLCornpanyVwill be held in the g offices of tli company at EarlingtoriKy Wednesday April 19 1899cn4t Secretary r ROy Jnb M Crowe and Mr J I Carl Taylor the evangelist and sweet singer in charge of the meet ing at the M E CHurch South are staying with Mrv J R Deano this weekiPIersCUNAPhELlEF cnrM eIand Bummer CompUlmtt filia 28 CnU Sold by SI Bernard Drugstore r 0 0 1 flagazlne Club The Magazine Club was pleas antly entertained at the home of Mrs W F Burr last Thursday afternoon and regardless of the weather attendance was good Mrs Foard lead on The Personality of Henry Drummond McCluris and Miss Moore Thir teen Days in Unexplored Montenegro Harpers A poem read by Miss Crcnshaw and two by Miss Burr were greatly enjoyed Mrs Chattcn who had been absent for several times was again present Dainty refreshments were served and the Club adjourned to meet with Mrs C H McG ry Thurs April 20 1899 To Err Is Human Peoples like to talk about attractive things In advertising In a company re cently the proverb above quoted and which appeared at the bead of one ofawell constructed series of advertisements of Hoods Sarsaparilla was so much dis cussed that we doubt if any one there will ever forget tho source whence it came Messrs Hood Co lire using these proverb advertisements on a very broad scale and they are attracting discussion and favorable comment everywhere Eyesight OonciThanie Priest met a painful and accident recently that has resulted in the loss temporarily at least of the sight of one of his yes In doing some light car enter work about home a splinter some six inches long flew and struck him in the eye the sharp point penetrating to the anterior cham ber and destroying the lens of the ye by letting out the water that lls the lens A soft cataract formed at once and Thanie suffers loss of sight and considerable pain in the member The skill of physicians be able to restore sight by a certain operation and the use of a- pecial glass to do the work of the- estroyed lens I Golden CroasIS Mrs S E Stevens left yesterday morning to attend the meeting of the Grand Lodge United Order of the Golden Cross which is being held at Louisville Mrs Stevens oes as the representative of Earl ngton Commandery No 525 The Grand Lodge meets once in two ears The last meeting was inI Madisonville at which time theI Earlington Commandery took very prominent part Mrs J E Day was also entitled to go as a delegate did not go Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson ot Hiuton Ala writes us August lath 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful I keep this medicine in the house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Dernard Drug Store Died Mrs H E Eison of Sulphur died Tuesday morning at oclock of lung trouble aged about fifty years after a lingering illness The remains were interred at Dawson Springs Wednesday I afternoon Mr Eison is a farmer of Sulphur Springs and the former home of the family was at Dawson Springs where the burial took lace according to the wishof the epartedlGlorious News Comes from Dr D B Cargile of Washila I T He writes Four ties of Electric DItters has cured bolI Drewer of scrofula which bad caused great suffering for years Terrible sores- ouldbreak out on her face and head and nd the best doctors could give no help but her cure is complete and her ealth is excellent This shows what thousands have proved that Electric itters is the best blood purifier known ts the supreme remedy for eczema teller salt rheum ulcers bolls and running otes It stimulates liver kidneys and expels poisons helpswdlgestion uilds up the strength Only 50 cents old by St Bernard Druggist Guaran eedhOdd Fellows About a dozen of Barnsley Odd Fellows headed by their crack worker Jno Dunning went to Madisonville Monday evening to elp in the conference of degrees n Madisonville lodge Members of the Sebree lodge were also pres ent and a very pleasant and profit able evening spentVAfter the work in the lodge room banquet was enjoyed at the New Belmont Hotel A Timely Hint You should be wise and see that your blood is rich and pure and your whole system put laa perfectly healthy condi tion by the use of Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder Then you will be free rom malaria fever colds and the rip Dr CailsledlsGermaaLlierPowI der is the best medicine mohey can buy For sale St Dernard Drug Store SpruceGum Col Charles Seymour and Mr Quigly now engaged in railroad construction in Alabama and Mr F Gordon of Madisonville vis- Ited Earlington Monday Col Seymour had the misfortune to reak his right arm recently and- anyet use itVery little Mr Quig- ley will visit and inspect the oil region of north Christian county n which two Oil Companies with headquarters at Earlington arc in terested Henry Koehler k Company Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky invite correspondence with Mill men who havciber for sale They buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS in mixed cars DRY or itEEN Write bel11 r MANY VACCINATED lore Than Five Hundred Arms IBWere Scratched in- i Earlington APPLICANTS STILL NUMEROUS The Earlington physicians have been busy at va cinating the peo pie of Earlington periodically all the time they could devote to the work since the issue of the appeal by the Earlington Board of Health Most of this work has been done at the doctors offices and there are yet a large number of candi dates for vaccination awaiting an opportunity Up to date there have been more than five hundred people vaccinated The list stands about this way up to noon yesterday Dr Chatten 230 Dr Moth ershead 200 Dr Davis 80 A very large per cent of the vaccinations have taken in great shape and many persons have been forced to rest for two or three days as a result Some of the mine work has been a little embarrassed- by the necessary layoffs but no serious interference has resulted Fred Fieler Bought Fred Fieler has bought the T G Terry property on Moss Avenue for a consideration of twelve hundred dollars and will make Earlington his home again Mr Feiler has been on the lookout for a place and closed the above trade a few days since He Pooled the Surgeons All doctors told RenIck Hamilton of West Jefferson 0 after suffering 18 months from Rectal Fistula be would die performedbutDncklens Arnica Salve the surest Pile sWorldnard Drug StoreBIshop Co The old reliable house of Bishop Co arc again in the columns of TilE BEE beginning with this issue another advertising contract Their space will be regularly filled with offerings of good things and a standing invitation to the people Earlington and of Hopkins Christian and Webster counties to come and buy Bishop Cos motto is still Your money back ifI you want it- Attention ExConfederates Our annual meeting will be held at City Hall Madisonville Monday May 8th at xo oclock p m Important business every member is earnestly invited to attend L D HOCKERSMITH Com T H SMITH Sec New Boy Tie announcement was made Tuesday morning of the birth of a fine boy baby to Mr and Mrs jIWill Robinson Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills give parity of blood and vigor of thought by perfectly regulating the bowels and cure biliousness inactive liver and constipation St Dernard Drugstore The Masons at Princeton are preparing to erect on the Cameron corner In that city a handsome lodge building with storerooms below and offices on the second floor KIDNEY niciaretbemost fatal rnusnuiu of all diseases Foleys Kidney Cure a guaranteed remedy or money refunded Campbell Co Grand Master John W Baker of Paducah has appointed H W Johnson of Henderson a specialf deputy tot work in the the A O U W JUtllo J Atkinson Ltckburl Ky writeji Dr M A Simmons Liter Medicine It all III proprie ors claim for It 11111 cure Palpitation of tha- Uearlauro Would not give one dose of It for three of Black Driughfor six of Zelllnt Capt Connor of Cole City Ga one ofI the most prominent mining men of the State of Georgia was In Earlington TaesI day to inspect the coal washing plant of the St Dernard Coal Co It is understood that he has decided to put in the Campbell washerat his pl- antCASTORI A Por Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bovght Boars tbo Signature of Ci House for Sale i I have a nice five room frame cottage located on Sebree Avenue in Earlington which I will sell for cash For terms see J J MCGREGOR Earlington Ky Another coal mine will soon be opened- on Lookout Mountain the capacity of which will be 700 tons dally The mans gers also contemplate the construction of coke ovens Pains In the Back Cured- A D FARRINGTOK Constaatla N Y writes I was troubled several years with kidney disease and suffered severe pains In the back I used Foleys Kidney Cure and one bottle cured me I recommended it to my friends and it has given perfect satis faction Campbell Co The PhiladelpEla tedger says the out look for the anthracite coal trade for April Is more cheerful than has been known for several seasons past while the unsold stocks of anthracite on band are lower than for years VDo dot sneeze and cough you bead oil woen a lewdqse of Dr Sawyers Wild Cherry and Tar wilt cure your cold and cough sOd prevent any further tune or bronchial complications St Bernard Drugstore 4- t Z ETAOPEOPLE raUual Chronic catnrrhsecures possession with out the knowl edge of Its vic tim It 1ms become so common to II Everybod ltthatmnnyIcnsy paysllghtnttentlon to it Yet no clnss of disease is so dim cult to shako off tv Many people well ttheCollum of Old dings Tex found help In Pcruna Mr Collums letter followstPeruna Medicine Co Colum DEAR SnisI think your Pcruna is tho best medIcine I ever tried for ca tarrh I have tried all tho catarrh medicines that I could hear of and none of themdld any good until Itried yours I and my wife havo Loth used the Po ruua anti Mnnalln anti wo arc about well I am 70 years old and my wife la 6 When wo commenced to takeeyour medicines wo were not ablo after our work but now she can tcndf to her york and I see after my fnrmtYou can uso this publicly if you want eoItA P Collum Giddlngs Tex iJ1f NEIGHS AND BRAYS a OF THE ft9 ED1cp9 I lUrk from the Toomb 1I dtIl If the occasion requires there is not a man in the State who can act greener or do so on shorter notice than Ed Austin A few evenings ince he was coming down town to 1 a letter and noticing a crowd of country people standing near an electric light pole itv occurred to him to have a little fun Walking up to the pole he tried to reach the box within which the rope is coiled thit raises and lowers the light andiwhich is located about ten above the ground The crowd smiled visibly at his fruitless efforts Then backing like a sheep he took a running start and leaped high into the air but failed to reach thej box This tickled the crowd but their merriment knew no bounds when Ed took the letter between his teeth and shinned up the pole and spent a minute or two vainly trying to poke the letter into the box He slid down and remarked in disappointed tonesIII know prosperity has struck this town and every thing has gone up for the letter boxes has dim up nearly as high as a house I guess Uncle Sam will have to drop em down so folks can reach them and putting his letter in his pocket he started for the postoffice leaving the crowd convulsed at his greenness Reaching the office he soon had a crowd around him to whom he related the circumstance with the greatest enjoyment- You will see much greenness In this life As you make the journey through hut dont laugh too quickly at a man He may be making sport of you Monday evening J L Hazel wood an L N brakeman surrounded an overdose of tangl foot which besides multiplying hisI pedals also loosened up his organsI of speech and despite the friends be persisted in using words not lawful for men to utter About this time Marshal Barnett revolved around and cast the iron meshes of the law around the erring knight of the link and pin and sidetracked him off to the municipal refrigerator Just as he entered he haven of rest a friend came forward and put up a sum of money as a guarantee for his appearance and offered to take charge of him till he recovered from his attack of bugjuice Barnett obligingly released him and they went away Later the friend went to the officer and called for the money and told Barnett to lock up Hazelwood which hc did and he occupied the anxious seat until midnight when Watchman Morgan released him He toed the marl before Judge Cowell next morning- at eight oclock and contributed an anguish plaster of the V denomination and usual incidentals to tIrel city exchequer Again Is strongly brought to mind The truth of that old line Though the godly mills do slowly grind They grind exceeding visa Uncle Oscar Stevens was in McCarleys butcher shop last week inspecting some fish and finally selected one which he said suited him John I Morgan was sitting by much interested in the selection and when Uncle Oscar made his choice John promptly objected and told him to buy a big one Whysaid Uncle OscarlIit dont take a very large fish to make a meal for me and my wife But you ought to get one that would make several meals said John Why so Isked Uncle goodbrainwhich followed brought Marshal Barnett around to investigate Now if the scientists can show sayThereShould eat two whales a day One evening last week the citi zens of the southwestern part of tho city were startled loud yells of terror succeeded by shrill screams of pain all of which seemed- to emanate from the residence of Mr Isaiah Fox and gave rise to the belief that Filipinos had landed somewhere upon the eastern shore of Loch Mary and had captured puttinghimgation with pendant eyes rushed up to his house and crashing in the door found him rolling about agonyAftero their anxious inquiries and told he wondering crowd that he had lain down upon the bed to take a nap during which he dreamed that he was crossing a pasture and was chased by Coreys big bull Fearlent wings to his feet and he fled like lightning across the vast pasture hotly pursued by the bel win Taurus By a superhuman ffort he cleared the high pasture ence at a bound and landed flat In he middle of the floor where heI ay screaming until his astonished friends could make him realize that the dreaded Taurus was pcacfully chewing his cud in a lot milo away perhapsAnd napsHeChristian Endeavor Service ContributedLast representatives of Christian Endeavor work in Earl ington were greatly helped and strengthened by attendance upon the special service held in the Cumberland Presbyterian church in Madisonville The church was filled by those who followed very attentively the words of help and comfort and listened with deep interest to theI vocal and instrumentalmusic Ruby Laffoon presided and n an admirable address stated what it was that all hoped to accomplish by the meetings between now and convention week Prof Glenn in supplication asked that aid and strength all need so much and implored blessings upon the meeting to be held Brother Boone read a lesson most applicable to the needs of the hour and made a forcible appeal for united consecrated effort in this movement all felt necessary to Madisonville and surrounding towns Bro Lovelace talked beautifully along the line of spiritual strength be gained by the coming meetings Bro Hill ready apt and full of interest in the causemade earnest appeals for the upholding of the Masters cause Bro Teel by his presence showed his interest and faith in the work Laymen like Judge Hall Mr I Bailey and others had good strong words for the opportunity coming for so many to do a little more than ever before towards striking a blow at evil and aiding as never before in lifting the standard just a little higher in Madisonville- In addition to the helpful words the music was a delightful feature of the service instrumental and vocal A solo by Mrs Geo W Rash Resurrection was very beautifully given while Mrs Bren eker in asolo touchingly rendered added to the service The quar tette did most excellent work and the chorus quick and readyadded much to the earnestness of the ser viceMonoyis needed will not each give as ho or she is able Work is needed how many will offer ser vice Singers are needed who will help Harhngton people will be benefited by the great Convention will not each and every one do what they can Be strong all ye people of the land saith the Lord and work for I Inn with you saith the lord of hosts Wanted Male Help Wanted A hustler to sell an article affording good profit A specialty for which there is a steady and increasing demand No samples required Good situ ation for right party Only those meaning business need apply Manufacturer Cleve nd Ohio Subscribe for THE BEE SORE LUNGS 8oro lungs pain In tho chest and pain 1U1 breathing tho fororurmors of pneumonia aro quickly relieved and by old Dn John W Balls Syrup It breaks a cold In ono night Tryltatonco S DEBaDsCOUCH Will quickly heal Sore Lungs DOK are smelt and pleasant to take Doctors recommend II Frice 33 ell At all druggist 4 U S An Excellent Combination The pleasant method and beneficial effects of tho well known remedyVttioOALIFOJlNIA IaxatlvobeVpresentingthem ItIsItVeffectuallydispellinggently yet and oneVto overcome habItualconstlP1t1on per manently fromVevery objectionable quality and sub kidneysliver IdeallaxativeIn the process of manufacturing l1g1Apro used as they are pleasant to the tastobut tho medicinal qualities of tbo remedy arc obtained from senna and other aromatic a method known to tho CALIFORNIA Fio SYRUP Co only In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company t printed on tho front of every package CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP C0VSAN FBAKCISCO CAT XOT7ISVXXE KY NEW TORK V TPar sale by all Drgg1atsPrlce SOc per bottle J W A NISBB1 President O W WADDILL Ctihler VV 3opkiT9 Leunty BANKMADISONVILLE Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and Invites the accounts of the citizens of adJolnlacoantiesHas vault IaVthat section of Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus F IU 50000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to bUll tbeyknowmen wage earners and to women Theres safety It the bank Is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squanderlag small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Co Compound prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggi dmpIreshpossible work and for compensationVbe must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEkI BER WERE CAREFULV ST BERNARD DRUG STORE EXPERIENCE 80 YEARS 1 TRADE MARKS Y DaBIGNaCOPYRIGHTSd 0 Anyone sending a sketch ud aw raloklT ucartaln oar opinion me whether an pror bir OoffimuoVofuvanUonII oonlldentlal handbook OIl iMt4Pont free Oldest for arlnttenitenta taken agenC7 peciai notise without charge in the Scientific America A handsomely Illaitnted wecklr IJUTTM diVcalitlon of any cdcntllla journal Tenn 10 a reart tour month ti Bold 17 3 wMBnocti Office OS V BL Wulil ono THOS B YOUNG xaanntactureror4-111gb Grade I Boots and ShoesRepair Work a Specially Earl1r1gton ICy- T wish to state to the general pub I lie that owing to the demand for new work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured tho services of a first class shoemaker horn Evansville and am now pro pared to do all work promptly onVshort notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction 1AIINDe1xJ Prices Right Your Trade Solicited MIXED PAINTSU Quality UnsurpassedV wvwuwwyvwVVYVWVrWTVwvwY St Bernard Drug Store TTT I i V T T i 4It RflYE YOU 1EflI LUNGS Every Sufferer from Lung Weakness Consumption 4 Asthma Catarrh or Bronchitis v Can Be Cured 111 n IInI I lllljlletefJJ1E CflllfJe I uf Trearmeilt I l1il 0 f1lfJxofiFolJrllfepJlrIJI1r11S 1 J rSlq ll115 7Nearly everybody ou meet will rc as a kind of insult to be asked if they have weak lungs All seem to hav a solid faith Soundness of oWn breMbing machine In cases pt trouble they ndmit there is a heavy cold a touch of bronchitis or ev nUa spell of asthma but as to w kk or unsound lungs never NEVER fivin the poor consumptivc who scarcely speaks vithout coughing whose cheeks are wasted hollow and bear the hectic flush of doom will assure you with glistening eyes that his cold is on the mend and he will be all right when the weather changes- It is simply terrible to think how far we may be guilty by our indifference to the lung troubles of those near and dear to us It is also a sad thought that we may hug a delusion as to our own health that we only get rid of when life itself mustpay the forfeit Nobody can afford to think lightly oflung troubles Nobody can afford to be mistaken about their possible dangers Nobody can afford to neglect them or let them wear out or get better in the spring or any other tom foolery that leads only to wreck and ruin Lung troubles dont move back ward Weak lungs dopt grow strong by themselvesyou must heal them and strengthen them and rid them of the very earliest germs of disease or you are simply committing a form of suicide you must cure your I I WcgelaUcPrcparauonTor uta As Iy ting ihcStonuichsflndBowcla of PromotesDigcsllonCIiccrfuI SsafuHfcstConlaIns Opmm MorphiM nor Mineral NOT UAUC OTIC I n arOl Iiwnu11CUEIl- 1JiiJ sir JMUlVSJtoMn5n Iniaii1OvMi4Jdd lMltteI 1 for lion SourSthtnachDiarrhocaW- orinsConvutsioflSFCVCriSh ncssnndLossorLEEPTcSiniicSgriotutc I tttUNEW YORK I L XACT COPT OF WRAflJ iJlB J I I L MEDICINEfor MILLION lung troubles or THEY WILL KILL YOU Thats the whole situation in a nutshellNever was there a cure for lung troubles equal to the newlydiscovered Dr Slocum treatment This forms a system of Four Remedies that are used simultaneously and supplement each others curative action It cures weak lungs bronchitis asthma coughs con sumption and other ailment ol the pulmonary region It destroys every germ that can affect the respira tory system and even in advanced stages of lung trouble positively arrests the tubercular growth while it also builds up the patient so that his system is enabled to scrofula rheumatism catarrh and other wastng dis cases Thousands of cured cases already these claims Thousands of grate ful people bless the discovery The Doctor wants everybody to know the surprising merits of his system jic has arranged to give a free treatment Four Preparations to all sufferers Full instructions fQr use accompany each treatment S WRITE TO THE DOCTOR Write at once to Dr T A Slocum Laboratories 96 and 98 Pine street New York City giving full express and postoflice address and mention this pa perDelay only makes your trouble worse ICASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Sgnathro f of The I Kind You Have Always Boug- htCASIORIA j THC CENTAUR COMPANY MCWTOKKCrTT Lr f A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail Packagethe step ina direction that may lead to a revolution in trade A KMT Tort company of ma uficturlnR oliemlm the ntpan Chemlrtl Company luqoulhenisrkelaboutnvo 4 ua moolrlnat sbisor tsbuIe COMl1Ooe ur cunineseiI Idere VreICrutlI I t te rtIii medicinal drop which had aicer- I tallied lo Ixi of mor UMJ mnonu med cat men than any other tor the cure or al I leviation r SUCh Ill common to man u iiiivii ihrlr origin In en Impaired 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hundred thousand dollars In I veatt within Ore years nuwspajwr w1verIimhig Lu glerT American cUllen 1 conmertiteg ttM superior surjr1tnc qualities of itipani r I IiIg mIoiiahlruI RlIII lainetaktng nIMryers ot tbe changed coodllloni that hayingIa bearing note a that th ro l a present IniUtent a lover price for ovri article that 5 rraclim or apiiroachr nn imlrenal Ilu anti that the powfiUi although requirIng the I hell of everything resent being called upon to pay h percentage for luperfluoua I wraimlnir and packing or unnecessary proircilon aealnx delertonllou that reo n in yeerut Is needles In tho caw n urehue ded to bconsumed In a ta wk ii has RI4 licemidiseorered IIbl tmcd I the tratotttmeand setual experience U et1cnee that these from Tabuies do ut rcIUeI f rlfyoo quifltlei expected Ornle I si of tinder ex- I I tayoralto eondltln thOll6 that iinvO lain Iooe In a a tnTOllol hex or pocket t 4forsemeral wOke or monthe are Sound 10 Le practical at fresh an4si sOlcaclone u 1uponthru sncetIone and noting particularly the unimpaired proiperlty of now COM fur n cent instead Of the old rate of Ove limes mouot and thegcneraitcndepc7 IC all eirIt r1tJ Ww rsts and Inereseed the have enten the up iupans Tabutee in psateboarI packageLI o p irtotary onehalf cent each Thanimpany williiotdlKOQllauethainamifacturaandtaJe In the form with which 1U ploliavti INS will offer the cheaper I experlmcntallyforthe benefltof such as mar destr them It ihould J 4 undentmkl that nuallty the medicine is Identical In both aorta the only difference packNgtal B e- rdel a single- carton contain ne ten tabu In CIImlcaF JrrclI cents In I ktinip forwarde to the IUpans Co NolSpruce St New York TJntll the 1IOwkIasre tlloml1Kbly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be aupplled as a k prtewhfrhwhllahlnwthem a fair margin of rrofltTlft carton for tOocnt hliInvni4icArtnnhifnrtJfl t Krou TJJ carU n for JJOJt 23STOU3CUcartoni W 9 IIUQ Ca li wIll the vrdcrlu every cue C Jbk T am i J TilE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON III SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES APRIL 16 Text of tIe London John sill 11T Memory Vcrxen 1417fh1clenIestj John xlll15 C mmcitfiirIrei nreiI b tho Her n M Stearns Copyright 1S99 by D M Stearns 1 havIng loved Ills own vlit3i wcfo In tho world Ho loved them unto tho end How good It Is that Ho never censes to lovo wit lie never Hilda out any thing now about us hut before over Ho tout us of hits love llo knew us thorough ly anti Ho loves tnt with nh everlasting love Jer xxxi 8 lIe mum from tho Father Into tim world Ho Is now about to return to the Father and Ho has somo last words nUll lessons for HU disciples many of which aro full of ngsuranccs of Ills love such ns chapter xv 0 2 At ono tlnio tho devil used tho see pent hut fllnco Kvo listened to him tho devil haii always Jicennbloloflnd men and women enough for ida rmrpopcs Ho puts beforo us evil thoughts and If we receive an evil thought then ho will show us how to carry It Into an evil deed and ho will como Into tin lilmrelf and consummate It In this verse ho puts thu thought into Judas heart and In verso 27 ho cornea In himself 8 Jesus was conscious that nil power anti nil things were Ills that Ho canto from God and was going to God and bo congo of what Ho was Ho did what Ho did Ho did not try to make Himself equal with God for Ho was equal with God ono with tho Father If wo have received Him wo are children of God by fnlth In hUm heirs of God and joint holes with Christ Rom ViII 10 17 anti ns wo boo Hove this wo will bo enabled to do or boar cheerfully whatever Ho scuds us 4 Laying asldo Ills garments Is sug gestive of tho glory which Ho laid aside when Ho camo to earth focus and girding Himself with n towel makes us think of Him ns our great high priest over minis teeing to nnd serving ns Ho is Still girt about tho breast with n golden girdle Rov i 13 and Is at Gods right hand for us as well ns In tho midst of tho churches 5 Washing and wiping tho disciples feet how dumb with astonishment they must have what nn opportunity for blessed service some ono lostl now slow wo are to See tho opportunities until they have passed Ho never lost one 0 Lord dost Thou wash my fectf With amazement Simon has watched Him passing from ono to another but now that his own turn has come ho cannot stand It and thus cries out andlng Thou eluilt never wash my feet verso 8 To see our Lord Jesus taking tho place of tho most menial servant was too much for Ictcr and perhaps made hIm wish that ho had boon quick enough to do this Instead of his Lord and Master 7 What I doithem knowcst not now but thou shalt know hereafter Tho hereafter docs not necessarily refer to heaven and tlio life to conic but to a later period in this present lIfo Wo often have some light ns tho years pass on upon Gods dealings with us but doubtless tho full light will not como till the morning and many things may remain dark till then 8 If I wash thee not thou host no part with Ho As to this washingsee chapter ill C I Cor vi 11 i Titus 111 6 llov 1 Cj Eph v 20 Wo cannot have part with Christ till Ho has mnatleus moot but it is ills work and Ills alone that can give us this necessary cleansing 0 Simon not understanding now nska for moro tItan our Lord was doing Possibly tie had some thought In mentioning hands and head ns well ns feet of tho blood and oil upon tho car and hand nnd foot in tho consecration of tho priests and tho cleans- Ing of tho leper Lov vlll Si xlr 25 28 10 Clean every whit What n word concerning such as Peter mid John and tho others Yet it is truo of every sincere believer Sanctified as well ns justified hyJ tho ono offering of Jesus Christ once for nllyes perfected forever and complete In Him Hcb x 10 Hi Col 11 10 This Is our standing in Christ through Ills fin ished work As to our dally life wo need constant cleansing Tim feet suggest our contact with tim world 11 Yo ore not nil clean Judos hover had been a true disciple Ho was only of the number of tho twelve not of tho twelve Those who go out from tho num ber of Christs followers never to return make it manifest that they never were true followers I John 11 10 TlToso fhoInro true disciples can never perish x 27 28 Tho Lord knoweth them that tee ills 12 Know ye what I have lone to you They certainly knew that lIe had washed and wiped their feet but that was only tho outward act Did they understand Its meaning Ho made known Ills ways un to Moses Ills acts unto thachlldrcn of Is reel Ps clli 7 13 Yo call Mo Master and Lord anti yo say well for so I nm Paul loved to say God whoso I am and whom I servo Acts xxvII 23 Elijah said Tho Lord God of lame llvctli before whom I stand- I lUngs xvll 1 On another occasion our Lord said Ono Is your Master even Christ and all yo nro brethren Math xxIII 8 1410 I have given you an example that yo should do ns I liavo done to you Wo cannot lx saved by trying to imitate Christ for there Is no salvation except by HI blood Tho life of tho flesh is In tho blood nnd I have given it to you upon time altar to mako nn atonement for your souls for it is tho blood that makcth an atonement for tho toni Icy xII 11 nut Ho saves us by Ills blood that wo may follow Him ns our example nnd man ifest His llfo in these mortal bodies Not saved by any doing of ours but saved that wo may do Wo are Ills workmanship created in Christ Jesus unto good works which God hath before prepared should walk In them Eph il 10 NothI ing will make us more opt to see quickly these good works which Ho has for us to do than n study of the life of our Lord In tho four gospels always supposing that wo are filled with tho Spirit both to study and to net Many are willing to do wmio great thing but to lay aside our official robes nnd stoop to servo those whom wo consider beneath usthis requires moro grato than most of us scorn to have 17 If yo know these things happy nro jflu if yo do them Elsewhere Ho said Not every ono that with unto Mo Lord Lord slialj cuter into tho kingdom of heaven but ho that floclh tlio will of My Father which Is In heaven Math TII 31 Bo yo doers of tho word and not hearers only deceiving your own flclvcs Jos 1 22 Therefore to him that knoweth to do good and docth It not to him it is sin Jos Iv 17 This Ian faithful saying anti these tImings I will that thou afllrm constantly that they which have believed bo careful to main fain good works These things nro good and profltablo unto men Titus 111 8 Tho nnno of Prayer Look at tho incredible ease of prayer Every time place posture is fitting Talent is not needed Eloquence is out of place Our want is our eloquence our misery is our recommendation Thought is quick ai lightning and qulolc as llgutnipg can multiply effectual pray er Actions can pray Bufferings can pray Tho whole function is expressed in a word It is simply this The child at his fathers knee his words stum hUng over each other from very earnest noBg nnd Lila wistful face pleading better than bin hardly intelligible prayer F W Faber Blessed is ho that cometh to tine help of the Lord to tho help of tho Lord against the mighty No wounds nq blows that ho can recoivo whim ho ii flghtlnp on that side can harm him To tight there is itself to conquer ever though time victory comes through pair antI dentil ns it como to Him under whom wo fight tho Captain of Onr Salvation Jeans Christ Bishop Brooks CUREFQR Iulits whtitk ALl LLt IAILS no1 UsCInc ON SUM PTION JysTa BERNARD COAL COMPANY OB INOORPORATEDIi Miners and Shippers of COAL AMP COKEI Iiritc1i Of l0063 iJAMES R LOVE Manager aor N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Paducah Tennessee Kentucky J11 S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Copt T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets Kentucky 1 Memphis Teun 2 A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Sttcet Evansville Ind iy ATviTLolosale A gre rate HUNT BRO Memphis Term HESSER MILTON Rialto iBuilding St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 316 Western Union Building Chicago 111 l I THEFAMOU5NO9 COAL a Iie MARKET v f I I BRUSHED COKE FUR BASK BURNERS AND FURHB6I8 I iWhybuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNARD S CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One 4 ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 4 ioneton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I 4II t t 1e 1 ttttt11taa CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For tho Week DeKlnnlnR April O Comment by Rev S II Doyle TOPIcThe holy garment Epb ir 8024 Rom vi 4 Tho change that takes place in the lift of ono who becomes a Christian ia described by Paul in the first topical reference as the putting oft of tho old the old life as ono puts off a garment and tho putting on of tho new- man tho now life as one puts on a now garment Tho garments of tho new lifo are the holy garments The change of lifo is therefore described as if it were time taking off of old garments which aro ragged shabby and dirty pnd tho putting on of new garments which are clean and tidy Tie rags of tho old man are given up for the robe of tire now Filthy garmepta are ex changed for holy garments Before the holy garments cap bo puf on two important changes must taka place L Tho inward man must bo renewed We must bo renewed in the spirit of our mind This Is tho work of tho Holy Spirit and our part in it ia to earnestly deslro and fervently pray for tho Holy Spirit to renow our minds 2 The filthy garments of the old lifo must be put off Before tho now can be put on the old must be taken off Pnt oft says Paul the old man which is corrupt according to tho deceitful lusts and put on the new man which after God is created in right eousness and holiness These holy garments aro the characteristics of lifo which partake of right eousness and holiness They are the ac tions of lifo which aro right toward our fellow men flnd right toward God They aro patterned after the moral character- of God Himself They aro the outward proofs of an inward change of life The rags of time old man are further particularized as falsehood anger dishonesty idleness corrupt speech bitterness evil Bpcaking and malice The holy garments- aro tho robes of truthfulness self con trol honesty industry purity in speech good will kindness and forgiveness Tho desirability of tho holy garments should be evident to nIL Rags are disgusting to most men TO literally wear raga for clothing is very unpleasant How much more disgusting andunpleas ant it should bo to wear moral ragsl Better tobavoon tho robes of righteous ness and bo clothed in plainness and coarseness than to wear filthy moral rags and be dressed in purple and fine linen Bags or robes which will wo went It should not take us long to decide this question if we aro wise both for time and eternity Bible Bondings Job xxix 14 Pa cirxH fl18 EccL ix 8 Isa Hi 1 six W lxif 10 Jxiv ali Math y 110 Konu xii J 2 2j pal vI lOSO RpbVJ 3f Phil Ill lP Jas v M3 ChrltPfJ r4ucatlm Knowledge is power 10 pverj sciiso of tho term and the man or rnco that has knowledge stands for pOW- er mill every mart and every race knows it And this association working through education is working at time very center and heart of tho whole bust nose It ia Christian education Why Because all pioneer education must bo Christian education Our great founda tions on which wo have built lying baclc in tho eighteenth century wore Christian foundations Wo are able now to Jraild in diversified ways There is a separation to a certain extent going on between church anti school like that which went pn between church and state Our great nniversitoa stand for learning primarily pa our state ptanda for freedom anti justice and back pt it nil in those early days stands the loan dation of Christian education nls-I Christian education that is the pioneer arid nq race can get under headway by nny other motive whatever You cant cram knowledge enough lute the negro raco to give it headway unless you touch its conscience and inform its heart You cant inspire any race to go on its largo helpful mission until you have filled that race not only with an ardor of knowledge but with the pas sion of a great consecration President Tucker of Dartmouth College THIRD KENTUCKY ARRIVES Will Spend Five Days on Daufus kic Island Before Oolng Into Camp at Savannah Savannah Ga April riTlieThird Kentucky regiment arrived at quarantine to diy from Ma tanzas on the transports Florida and Kilpatrick The regiment was in command of Lieut Col Jouett Henry who has been in command since the departure of Col T J Smith who arrived here two weeks in advance of his troops and has since been active in making preparations for their comfort when they arrive from Daufuskie Island where they willI be detained five days in accord ance with the regulations of the Marine Hospital service At the quarantine station the men were called on to surrender for the first time since they de parted from the States AH their personal effects and the regi mental baggage had to be given to the government surgeons who threw everything into large chests and injected fumes of formalde hyde gas To some of the men this was not altogether pleasing I but it was no more than their predecessors had experienced some of whom were heavy losers The systematic manner in which Lieut Col Henry handled his men enabled the quarantine ton cc to complete the work in short or der Tire regiment was then ready to go to Daufuskie Island about five miles distant where it will be detained with the Fourth Tennessee Fortyninth Iowa and Sixth Missouri regiments which have been there several days Col Smith Was asked tonight about the condition of his men He said he had had a brief con versation by telephone with Lieut Col Henry while the regiment was at quarantine and understood the general health was good Four men were left in Cuba but Col Smith did not learn who they were After tho detention period the regiment will be brought to the city on lighters andsvihl be camped south of town pending the muster out which it is expected will be within the next two or three weeks The Ten Commandments Since the first of the recent epi sode concerning the ten command ments which took rise in a refer ence made to the seventh in a letter from Cuba to TilE BEE there has been no little discussion and expression of opinion locally as to what are the ten commandments who wrote them where they are to be foundetc In the beginning is well to say that TilE BEES Cuban correspondent made correct reference to the seventh commandment In the decalogue as he learned it tbeI seventh commandment is a prohi bition against stealing To many people this ia strange and theres the rub Jt is true that a few per sons were sufficiently well ac quainted will the tcq command ments as they had qnpe learned thorn to take note of any depart tire Irom that standard of Justknewlvass afterward failed to discover a person who was able to repeat the commandments verbatim And the list included some preachers A little peep into the facts about the decalogue shows that the commandments while there were ten of them from the first were never divided by numbers in the Bible but that the divisions have been made by men according to their own interpretations Hence there has occurred a diversity of numbering These different modes of dividing the commandments are classed as the Talmudical the Origcnian and two Masoretic di visions These various divisions have been adopted by various sects and churches hence thc conlusion of understanding as to numbers Some shorter catechisms give the commandments in abbreviated form but most give the full Scripture text The incident has shown the gen eral and natural ignorance of the fact that there is more than onq rIf RIng out the OJ Ri1r4tl IIfP ngouttkefse alai fa ut trWo bring to you the new and true from tht piney forts of Norway f DR BELL- SPineTarHoney bylencCure frcoughs colds and all inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are wMa rates the mlcrobebcarine mucus Is cutout the I CAUse of that tJCkllngl rpriovaJ and thenttarned membranes are heal and 800th J w OiiWtJj I is no Inclination to cough I SOLD BY ALL GOOD DrUISQIST Bottle Only 26o 60o and 100 fhsss I r AM 88 YEARS OLDtad rhMwdSUREYOU GET Honey aQ renie7 It permanent FlnoTar relVf Dr fills PIiisTrIIuI7fa grip MwHmeotuNnna noun Jtrnaice WMklmjn troniMJi V A tiMoU t V I 0 u c A r S II oC Ij- I i- HX41jf 1 jtil j 1 t 4 method of dividing the ten commandments by number It has discovered nobodys wisdom save that of the encyclopedia Those who knew the commandments knew them one way and were ignorant of any other arrangement and we all realize what breadth there is to true knowledge and how narrow may be individual views HEART DISEASE Man Died Who was Getting Min ers for Indian Territory Turner Smith colored who with ano countylorto go to the Indian Territory wal found dead ia bed at the borne of Cbarlie Cross Wednesday raorntaR The inquest was held by Etq Frank SIsk and the verdict was heart disease Smith formerlyworked at the St Charles mines had a good partnerbaflmen o promised to go to the Territory Sortie nine or ten of this number bad been settled with by be wines here They expect Ip leave tire cqunty with sixty miners Cur foloied ifiens prIambiCto AHIXD Kttlinrion Kr Tbe W C T U meets Salnrdav at ono oclock Hopkins County was well represented at Congressional Teacher As sociation Jiopldnivlllo noted for its Rood school blanllul churches hospitable people refined ladles elcquent and sagacious law yen and handsome gentlemen Eat less and secure homes Tbe Association was not so largely at tended but the usual faithful few wer presenl ansi much ggod was done Miss En Hawkins lost her heart while at Hopkfnsville W C Orion Is in Ibo city Mrs I fit Brooks was hero Tuesday School only six weeks longer Send the children regularly if you wish them to stand well nest terra Lookout for there will be a grand con cert and Cakewalk given by the dudes and dudines of the lown May lit Dont miss this or it will be something worth yonr moy Admission roe and 150 for th- ebftht of A M E Zion Church t MORTONS GAP r Mr and Mrs Wm Bradley went to Madlsonville Sunday pklDllvlllelorCharlie Green was painfully Injured In thc mines last week along nicely at this writing Mrs Rose RatctifT of Eiflintjlon was the guest of Mrs Ella Patterson Saturday Mrs Patterson accompanied her borne Aunt Aiartha Ellis is still yiryjlcl with no signs of Improvement flopltinvtIIeis very sad MettiodistChurchwas reported 1I0psonwerebusiness Saturday Sherman Uludsav andMrs Oil e fpckf bard of Rockfield Ky are visiting rela tives at this place There Is music now in the Hollow Mr Simon Nance his added n spleudli organ to his well furnished bprarc Baby William Mitchell has been very sick but U better at this writing Mrs Cardie demons who has been vis iting her parents at this place has returned t to her homo at Clinton lad Alt Patterson and John Sbarber have cone to Madlsonville lo make that city their home 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