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If r If i i rfif1 10 VI H A J V1h t I U 11 TENTHfE Rt 1 I I EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 20 U 1899 retO16 11 MUSICAL SURPRISE Officers uid Visiting Directors of tferiiaril Coal Company Serenaded r fkst Chnrles Bond Makes Sweet vflolody and a Cluddy Journey f Sounded like Soiisa had come to town Tuesday night The citizens were attracted by sweet and unac customed strains of a well prac r ticcdbandastheSt Charles mu sicians opened their evening con cert in front of the St Bernard e Store notwithstanding the wind and threatened rain the miners lamps and the electric lights withstood the stormy at mosphere and the open air part of the concert was uninterrupted and enjoyed by many who gathered near enongh to hear The especial object of the visit r of the St Charles Band was to sere I f nade the visiting directors and the officers of the St Bernard Coal Company on the eve of their an It nual meeting And the boys came through literally throughnine miles of roads that bear very viii ibly the marks of the hard winter which has made the miners work so continuous and so urgent And V1 they went homo the same night so lthat the members of the band t to could be on hand at work time the next morning IIlI It is generally agreed that k the folks here fully appreciate this delightful serenade which came JL antI went over such rough roads and between suns and between two full days work for the individual- A members of the organization The latter part of the concert Y was rendered in the second story I 4 of the St Bernard building and- or here was given the best concert music of the band including S- heIt Was Bred in Ola Kentucky and other selectionsarranged by Prof thetrli H tertainment with the phonograph i fin the presidents office at which l weretprescnt the visiting directors I and a number of visitors It is understood that the St I Charles Band will have a new hall and bandstand at St Charles in prthenear future I IDE MEpH Large Congregations and Oreat 3 j 4 Interest Manifested tIt Will Close With a Lecture I S r Great interest has been and is being manifested in the meeting at theM E Church South con 1tjuctedby Rev John M Crowe of Louisville Under the power fulj eloquent and able preaching of this gifted evangelist a number of Earlington people have made the good confessson He has preached to large congregations and at tri t da number ot people Irom out of town who knew him form erly and knew his ability Ser c vices will continue to be held from S 10 to ii in the morning and in the evening beginning at 730 oclock except on Saturday when no ser r I vices will be held Sunday after I noon Rev Crowe will address the 0 oi young people of Earlington from the agesof six to seventyfiver years Assembly HalUtfnd Sun day evening will preach in the same place instead of the church If the attendance continues to in creascit is probable that the meet p ing will have tq be continued at the Assembly Hall alter Sunday t On Monday night May ist Rev Crowe vII lecture in Assembly C Hall His subject will be The Tell Talc Tick of Time concerning to which there are elsewhere in this issue notices which tell of the o excellence of this lecture The 5 expenses of the meeting will be defrayed in this lecture and the p i evangelists eloquent preaching 1 f and his successful meeting are csnre to bring out a large hearing 4 1 io at the lecture tj 1 Annual Meeting i t11 ne Annual Stockholders and 0 Directors Meeting ot the St Ber 4 i nard Coal Company was held here t yesterday and a dividend was de- S t t tltd There Was no change comIhold rs who were present from elsewhere were B N Farren Philadelphia H B Hanson Sar atoga Springs W H Howe Nash vjlle Julian F Gracey ClarkaI 5 yule E G Sebree Henderson Ei PCampbellfHop insville M Cain and Geo M Davis Mortons Gap I T CAPTUHE1J BY FILIPINOS 1c rUtccu Anierlcun Svniueii or AU Er rend of llcrex Captured Cuiiwltl lu AmliUJih YuHlilngtuii Apill ltiAs u result of u cleverlyInlit niubunh one ufllcer and 14 inuii uf the guubottt Vorktown were ciiptiutd or Ullluil by liisurtfent KlllpliiOH while undeiivoring to rescue a Hi unUh furcu conslKtlng liS per- uIss The delallit of the affair were communicated to Kecretary Long yes terduy by Adnilrtl Idvey in this did patch Admiral Uetveyn Ulnpatoh S Manila April 18 Secretary of the Nuvy Washington iVorktown visited Ualem Luzon east i cuait of Luzon InlllppinQ lalandsi April 12 for the purpose ot rescuing and bringing away the Spanish forces consisting of 80 soldiers three ofllcers and tyo priests which were surrounded by 400 tnsurgentM Sonia otthe Ih surgcnU armed with Mauser rifled lly Natives Lieut J C til I more while making umbuiliet wcra fired upon nd captured Jato Unknown an insurgents rcfused to com inunlcute afterward The following are missing The officer previously referred to Chief Quartermaster W Walton Coxswain J Kllaworfh Gunners Mate II J Hygard Sallmukers Mate Vendolt Seamen W H Ityndsn and C W Woodbury Apprentices D W A Venvllle A J Ictcrson ordinary seamen F Urlxolese 0 It Mc Donald Landsmen U 1 Udwdrds F Anderson J Dillon and C AMorrlsey RlgtwdJtlI Wta Tile asterisk denote portions of the dUpatch that could not be dccll cred INSTRUCTION TO HERR ROSE Ordered to Juln In n Tripartite Iroe iHumtlou Co tin Sumoani to Ceme lloitllltln Berlin April 19It Is learned on authority that the Unman consul at Apia Samoa Herr Hose will receive1 cuLled Instructions to be conveyed to him by steamer from the nllit cU blc station to join in n trl artltc proc lamatlon calling upon all tliefnhabi tants of Samoa to Imnuillntoly desist from all hostilities and agltatioi pend Ing the arrhIIT at Apia of tlie joint JllillOlntedtoIslands II ABSORBED BY THE TRUST The Sale of the LlgiceK r Myern To Iwoeo Co or at LouIsIIiIlaally Ileeu Coniuiainated St Ixiuls April 10After months of rumors and denials It Is authoritatively announced that the Liggett 4 Myers Tobacco Co has sold out and that the entire plant has passed Into the poe icsilon of the purebnllni President Vetmore has tendered his resignation Ills successor and a neW board of directors will be elected at once OUT OF THEIR OWN MOUTHS A MlMonrl Bill to Make Traits Far nUh Trittmonr for Their Own Iroaeeallou Jefferson City Mo April 18The Missouri senate passed a bill niaklmj trusts furnish testimony for their own prosecution It gives the attorney gen zal authority to examine witnesses on otderof a judge of the supreme court when he believes trusts have been formed to control prices of anything The bill punishes persons who refuse to testify same as in other contempt proceedings SIGNED BY GOV STEPHENS f The HUlto Wipe Oat the Hoard ol Fire Underwriters In St Loot and Knniai City Mo Jefferson City Mo April 18Gov Stephens signed a bill by Senator Fnrrli which places boards of fire un derwriters nt St Louis and Kansas City under the state antitrust law This bill U important to Insurance people It Is claimed that it will pre vent St Louis and Kansas City bust ness men from getting sufficient liv turance The bill takes effect DO days after adjournment the legislature The Yukon Breaklnir Up Victoria U C April 10Men just arrived from Klondike eay that the Yukon Is already breaking up and Is flooded from Marsh lake up One party of four headed by Stuart of Bnobomlsh Wash went through the Ice water near White Horse on April t and were drmyned with their dogs An Arctic Poit Route Washington April 19A postal route entirely north of the Arctic clr ile will be established In Alaska be tween Yukon on the river of that nome and Peavy a distance of about 250 miles Four round trips will be made from November 1 1890 to May 1 1000 win Veto tho Parole Law Denver Col April 19Oov Thomas has announced that hot wlllVeto the bill paued by the general assembly at ts recent session providing for tin In determinate sentence with parole prlv lieges for prisoners Hanged at Stnyfleld Ify- Moyfleld ICy April IDIJolJ Blank colored was hanged here today for criminally assaulting Tcnnta Balleyi aged 11 years in 1809 Blank spoke for 50 minutes from the gallows Tabled Gov Uudi JUenaire St Paul Minn AprJ1OThe legislature by a party otc of 39 to 15 tabled Gov Llntl message urging the recall from the Philippines pf thii thirteenth Minnesota volunteers New rtonumelft 1 A bandsome granite monument has been erected at the grave of Mrs Margaret Berrjgan y her children Mrs Margaret Gilfroy Miss Janlo yictoryand Mr John M Victory Iws4put id place and the work completed last week J Mesdamea I an Carlton and Rosa Brown and daughter of near here were among our callers yesterday I 1 t J ht y I LEES FAREWELL ORDER- The Commander of the Seventb Army Corps Issues His Last Order to Ills Command THE CORPS HAS MADE A GOOD RECORD u 1 f IUd the Vnr Continued the Com mand Would Have Led the it- Iiiuit on Havana Ther Xotr Dill perie With Knotvledae of Duly Well Done 1IaafinAprlI18oTbe laAt general order Issued Jby MajlGen Fltxhugb Lee to hi comanlnd the Seventh army corjs Is Jn part as follows An order has been received which moves the last regiment of the Sev path army corps across the sea to be mustered out of the service of the United States and the ranks of its orgdnlifatiori will be forcVdr broken The record made by the olllcjjis arid men however will bo forever pre served on the pages of the military history In uhleh their country will Inscribe their deeds No troops have won a greater reputation for dis cipline drill manly discharge of duty soldierly conduct and cheerful obcdi ence to all orders The Preildentn Assurance The presidents assurance that lied the war with Spain continued the Seventh array corps would have been selected to lead the assault on the ha- nna f line prove that the corps pos scsed the confidence 6f the coiuman dcrInchlcf of the army and navy a confidence shared by hits fellow countrymen It is gratifying in reviewing the career of the corps to remember the harmony which has existed between tho 140000 soldiers who answered the roll call at Tampa Jacksonville Sa vannah and in Cuba whether the volunteers who afterwards at various times broke ranks tnt resumed the lCulalll110sothe advance sentinels of American progress and civilization Soldier of the Jforth nnd Santh The soldiers of the north and the pouth jook the sunshine anti storm of camp together and marched stile by stile under one hag in one causes and for one country FIRES AT PHILADELPHIA Lour Arareicatlnit Xenrly One Hun dred And Thirty Thousand Dollar Sustained Philadelphia April lBlre de ittoycd William J McCauslands paper lube factory The lames spread to Fleming 4 Chaplnryarnand thread torcJl use damaging the place to the extent of 4000 McCauslunds loss is 2SOOOiWhltaker Delaneys glue works at Tacony a suburb of the cltyj wero Also destroyed by fire The loss Is estimated at 100000 THE PANA ILL INQUESTS Jury 8 tUflcd That Pour Xcierucm Are Dead Out Undecided as to Who Killed Them Pantf Ill April 18rThe coroners- Jury in the cases of Douglas Sharper J L James Charles Watkins atid Louis Hooks four of the negro vie tims Of last Mondays riot returned verdict of death by gunshot wounds inflicted by parties unknown Capt Couch of Pcorla has assumed command of tho four companies of militia on duty here Col Culvert returned to Springfield Result of n Convivial Quarrel Jfalinouth Ky April lBIn n dis orderly house George It Green of Warsaw Ky shot George K Kells of Vllliamstown Ky four times KclU Is dying The two were old friends but a convivial quarrel is responsible for the tragedy Irnlrle Fire Destroy Much hay Sioux City In April lSA special to the Journal from Alpenai S D says i prairie fire which started near Wes Blngton Springs yesterday destroyed Several thousand acres of pasture and much stacked hay A Tcrrlflo plUinrd Deadwood S Dq Apli 17For the past 3Q hours a terrible blizzard has been raging in all parts of the northern hills rho snow driven by a fierce wind Is blinding The weather Is not old At Rapid City snow commenced to fall at noon and snow and rain are falling at Spearflsh Bellefourchc and Cutter Fatal Boiler explosion Ottumwa la April 18 Harrison Fletchers saw mill here was blown to pieces by a boiler explosion The proprietor yong son was killed and Bcvrnl inploles were BllgKtly injured Wife Murder and Suicide Hudson Mich April 18Thotffij8 Temple a former killed his wife yese tertlny and then committed lc1l1e The cbuple lived unhanplly together Durncdtu Death- SacmamentoCal April lSIraCatiierjntOVoods aged 75 years was burncu tp death at the residence of hfer daughter Mrs Christian Miller and a fouryearoldsoh the latter is BO badly burned that his recovery is doubtful Vloerrenldent Hobart Improved Washington April 18 VlccPresI dent Hobart is reported greatly un- prtmVcVireattt up thc greater part ot tli daySunmlsyand feels much bet er now bThits Best In the World We believe Chamberlains Cough Remedy rslbe best III theworid AleYi weeks ago we suffered with a severe cold and a troublesome cough and having read Ibeir advertisements in our own and other pa pert we purchased a bottle tUlleC if it would affect us It cured ns before the bottla was halt used It is the best medi due out for colds and coughs TneJHerald And rsonviileInd For salobyI Bernard Drug Slore Earlington Ben T RoblnsoD Morton Gap CeorgaKIng SI Charles m r Arcyoua subscriber to TilE BEE You should be If- fJ 0 v rAiji c NEBRASKA CROPS AND STOCK TIle Former Not Nearly So llndly- Damnved nn Ileporieil The Latter Doliiir Well Omaha Neb April 17 Reports to time He from over Nebraska received within the laqt few dnya indicate that the damage to winter wheat and ryti IIIIR been greatly exaggerated field which had alt thb appearance of beliig dcaU when the ground was frozen are reported to be coming out and with a favorable season froth now on will make n fair crop In other sections where the plant was reported damaged to a considerable extent it hums developed Wonderful vitality and shows little If any damage- A month ago it was generally bel- Ieved that a large portion of the ground sown to winter wheat would hove to bo plowed up anti put Into oth er crops but It is now certain that very little humus been so bqdly damaged Some reports have been received ofIclover being winter killed The pleasant weather of the last ten days line been improved and farm work is now well under way and with tIme ground in excellent condition thd prospects fOr crops are ns good nil they have ever been and far above the average Reports from till range country In the western part of the statit Indl cate small losses of live stock as ranchmen were almost universally pro vided with plenty of hay and shelter for their stock Nutnliininiliit IJcad Ilnmoui April 15Eduard Fos BUI II lllll l litlUU IUIII the UnitedsBtntcK us a numlsifiatlst ind a periodical is dead at lila home in the city ngcd 03 year- sPrvenent with Great llrlfnln lieriin April 15 Thc minister of f foreign affairs Baron Von liuclow an nounced in time relchstag today that an agreement hind been arrived nt with Great Britain with regard to j sending a commission to Samoa Flood In the Upper Missouri ninnnrck N D April IfftThe Mis sourl river at this point it gorged both above and below tIme city and the water is raising gradually TJii bottom lands were flooded yesterday Alt train service west of Blsnfrrok tins been abandoned owing to wishouts uesl of this city- YeiIlCuoumni horse Importer Den1tNominal III April 15Ellis died here Thursday evening after along illness He was famous throughout the United States and probablyi the most extensive Importer dealer In Norman or 1ercherou hdrses Another French Lieutenant SuIcides Paris Aunt l71he Petit Uleu al fZcnzibarway tc nssumq the goveriiorship of Rita I ulbuttl the French post aid colony on tht Vest coast of the Gulf of Aden committed sulcjdc Jlepre entntlre Ilnlrd SinUlnar Washington April 17eprcsentam tIre Baird of Ucnlmproet1slightly Saturday grewl verse yesterday and he wrti Iy sinkingA Modest Demand Clmrlcrol Uelglum April l7TheINational Federation of Miners med a call for an Immediate strike for a twopercent increase In wages tu all the four great coal basins lu llel giuinu Tho Flood In the Jipper Missouri Wllllston N D April liTho MilloI sourl river Is higher than for jwnrs Many miles of track la gone west One hundred and sixty passengers are delayed Irure as there Juts been no through trains since last mromid- ayDeathof airs Cnpt Cook Annapolis Md prl17MIII Coo wile of Capt 1rankCu1c who com n unded the Brooklyn tlutlnj the war tImed here yesterday Jnoriiiiig after n lingering Illness Capt Comt hud beim cabled for and Is expected to arrive Ju Kew York today Died From Frltfht Peoria III April lllAlex Reid oYi French Grove III on returning from his fathers funeral Monday was called to the bed of his sweet heart and found her deud from fright caused by a horse running away with her Admiral flpotta Dody San Francisco April 10Thi body of Admiral J II Spotts was removed from the cruiser Badger Monday land conveyed to the receiving vault utlhme Laurel 11111 cemetery There was no funeral cortege Throe Fislierrncnjimowned- Descronto Out April IBTII1te flghermcn Jacob Oak George oud William Van Wark who left here Sav unlay evening In a small boatfor their homi near Howless Ferry have bten drowned Their skiff lias belt foUnd lloatliig bottom upward Wiied Off Quietly Madrid April 171hmo election to the new cartes passed oft quletl In1 Madrid yesterday One disturbance occurred nt Bilbao and ninny persons were injured at Valencia and ut Cul Inr de Baza in Andalusia j Nun SpnnUu Ambamnnor Named London April lfl Sninlal llv patclibs from Madrid say thi dtiko of f Arcof the late Spanish minister to Mexico ittnd who married Mint Viu glum Lowery of WaBhlngtpn hna been designated as Spanish umbnssa dor at Washington Sjmln Tbnldnlror IrquoJud i Madrid April JVlt is onnou cpd that the mlnlstqr pf marina wilt ub nit to the chnmber ntiUtf9rtbocon Hlructlon of ten Miss Cofdie Coyle has returned to Mortons Gap after spending a few weeks here with the family of W R Coyle DrBnUsCOUCH SYRUP Will euro Tonsilitla and Bronchitis eoisurnptionDosqa Ii II ro t o KE Makes the food more and aoYH mai 6wof eo lint YORK to Slight the Meat can Ambassador by Diplo mats at T LOOKS ABSURD TO THE MEXICANS TIlt former InilierlalUtfl Are Not Oilrnclced In Mexico On the Con linry Many of Them AIM lloldlnn 1uvltluiiH of llexiioiiiilbllUr tinder tin Ooverniiient City of Mexico April 10TIme report received here from Washlplon thiit aillblusa ors and foreign ministers nt that capital were disposed 1o slight Mexican Ambassador Asplroz on account of hits prosecution of the ico Hilled Emperor Maximilian has arous d much intermit here in olllclnl and circles Apiicnn Uiec lvcly Absurd The whole matter appears ex tlvcly absurd in this country for the Imperial party has 1011oI ceased to be a oto In pohttks and mnatmy Iiromk nunt Imperialists have In the past held or ore now holding official positions I under the administration of VrcsJder4- jltix All that remains of the Imperial irunm is sentimental and has no bear Irg on political nffairs roof ut till Mattor A proof of this is that men who icrvcd In Maximilians imperial coun Ul Jinye been signally honored Under the republic that officers ntar to his person have taken positions in the trmy pf the republic and art faith tully nnd loyally serving time country itthc prc pit time It istrue that Aus riii has never resumed diplomatic re lationx with Mexico but time king cf the Belgians brother of the Kmpross Cariottn nuilntolnH a legation lucre inl has decorated the president of the republic The Milk In the Cooouunt It Isfelt that certnlii illpliniatu nt VVaRhlngton who resented Mexico r lollltln un nmbnc dor on th tmd that this country i not one the greaUjiowers have made a lIre text of the Maximilian incident to put an affront on Mexico through her of ficlnl but the rclatloila- of exleo with the United States ore of great commercial importance and not concern 1urope Ambassador Asplro has the respect ot men of nil parties and shades of political opinion ucre nullnnd 111 Visited may Vlrc nioomlngton 111 April 17The business portion of llutland La SimIle county was completely destroyed by Ore yesterday morning The blaze started from un exploding kerosene lump in Cline Kruegnrs saloon 1heI lames spread to Austins general store Ulandlns drug store Wndlelghs gen store Lawrences lumber yard Sauers elevator and several other buildings The total loss is 75000 with small insurance Time German In surance Co of 1reeport 111 lies risks to the amount of 10800 Welcome of the Itnlclnh New York April 17Time celebra lion attending the return of the Unit d States cruiser Raleigh from Manila ivlilch had to be postponed Saturday pvingtotie arrival oc urfed yesterday The RaleIgh neconv two small wart vessels cap the iBpanlsh last summer and n flint of about 25 excureinu itearijcrs paraded from to Grants tomb find from there back to anchorage In tho No street sri Contract for ncedDed Kansas City Mo April 17One of the largest lrssed beef ever placed by tlvb States gov eminent has been arranged with a lo cal packing housei Tile contract is fur 1500000 pounds of best export dressed Uef to bo shipped fo iha Philippine Itlcpdu fdrthe govermuent ticops The beef will all be furnished In Kansas City and 12 carloads of ths order will be started welt at orice IluiiM for The Scimonn Work Chicago April 17Time engineering of time Ilurhngton railway huts completed plans for the sensors work along1 the toad Some heavy grades In Illinois will be reduced and Beveral curves eliminated Thirtyfive miles of double truck will be laid 1n lawn and n nOw line will be built from Grant City to Albany Mo A new bridge will also be built across the Des Mollies river To Succeed 3Irv Storer lit Urimssels April lGThe presl 1ent has appointed Jnr nee Town send of lenllll1vnnla to succeed Mr pillumy Storer as United States min ister to llrtiBsels Belgium Mr Town tend Is nt present United Stales minis let nl Lisbon his tranafwr ues ti vcccncy in the Portuguese nrlnzlon for vhich n Belectlon has nlruniVr keen innde nnd will shortly be announced 11811 on the TvrcnlyIilfthu t April 14Time Samoan commission will anti from Sau Francisco on the 25th inst on the United Staten naval transport Badger The official of Baron Speck ron Sternberg was received yesterday Called to Chicago Chicago April lrRev Prank Ty rOIl pt them Central Church of Christ St Louis was extended a call yesterday to become pastor of tho Flrpt Christian church of this city Ueforo the call was extended it was lenrned that bx would accepts f 1 J 1 Jj I- y Y 1 r i J Of oJ c i1l f IotALPOWDER BAKING aSOIEW delicious wholesome ft 1HT isPthozBOYCOTTT- he Disposition Washington I representative warsldpslatc Ituredtfrpm nndtugboats Tompklnsvlllo thQllycrJqir m1tyfourth1 contractsfpr department Washington VYnsiilngton appointment unanimously pqtin CONDENSED TELEGKAJUS A tax of 1 per annum will hercaftoi be charged on bicycles In Belleville Ill The cruiser Italelgh will steam down the Atlantic coast touching at the principal ports- LleutUemu Corren chief of the queen regents mlltary household It dead at Madrid William Ilurcherding a farmer of Schell City Mo was murderously assaulted by an unknown man During the election rioU at Bllboa Spain 20 persons were injured Ka turns favor the ministerialists The governor of Nausea says he will makeno demand for the recall of troops from his state in the Philip pines Time state rested Monday in the trial of Mrs George nt Canton O1lrs Georges attorneys have subpoenaed 121 witnesses Illinois reports Indicate that the wheat crop this season will hardly be largo enough to supply time home de mend and ieellITime Arkansas legislature passed finally a bill which would compel life insurance companies to pay bcncflcla mica of suicides C 0 Jesse who recently killed Edl tor Frank Grime nt Mnryvllle Mo has been indicted on the charge of murder In the first degree The Starz elevator nt Kenney 111 owned by F Stnrz Kenney end E Deggs of Ashland was burned Mon day night loss 14000 Moneylenders of Livingston county Mo are incensed because their assess ments have been increased to conform with the mortgage records Frank Pierce a deaf mute 35 years old while under the influence of 1Iquor at Kirksville Mo swallowed ten grains of morphine and died nn hour later Consul Williams nt Manila writes that time climate of time Philippines IsI not unhcalthful that while the nn runl rainfall is ten feet it is welt dlsi trlbutcd San Hose time negro murderer was caught and shot to death on the banks of Cane creek swamp near Atlanta Ga by a mob of 200 men Monday evening Another battle lies occurred between the Chinese hordes who menace Hong Kong and time British Schrapnel drove tho Chinese several miles into the interior C D Ham president of the Ham na lionel bank of Mount Vernon HI died of Brights disease Monday at Eureka Springs Ark where ho bad gone to seek relief Ernest Clevcnger who broke jail at Liberty Mo on time night of April 5 with three other men was captured Monday in an old graveyard near Vibbard Kay county The Filipinos have appointed com mision to seek n conference with tho American Philippine commission It is thought that the commission represents only the rich Filipinos The navy department will probably bid on tho steel floating dock nt Ha vane If it Is put on sale at auction by time Spanish authorities Time govern ment had already offered 275000 for it Ilobbers entered tho general mer chandise store of C C Huthmacher nt Grand Tower III blowing the safe and securing about 30 besides talc ing n lot of jewelry and valuable pa hem James Wiley formerly a member of the Fourth Kentucky charged with the murder of Thomas Murphy on April 0 was tried at Iticlimond Ky before Acting Judge Turbln and acquitted on the greed of selfdefense f Cnllavrny U DeBut St Louis April 15 Frank B Celia way time wife murderer says his plea on bin trial will be plain justification as per the laws of France He will not advance paranoia of temporary mann ity nor will he plead drunkenness llniilc Cashier Suicides Huraboldt Neb April 17S W Grinstcad aged 37 cashier of time bank In this city committed suicide by blowing off tho top of his head with a revolver THE MARKETS Now York April 19 1899 CATTLENative Steer ut 6 35 COTTONMlddllng G1 M 6 FLOUR Winter Wheat 3 25 4 00 WHKATNo 2 Red g 823 COUNNo 2 43 OATSNO 2 U u siS POmCNew liess 8 75 W II W BT LOUIS COTTONMlddllng 03IO BT4 tfCows 525 I 5CAIVES er 100 6 W V G 31 IIOQBValr to Choice 3 49 W 4 02- JBHKKI tuIr to Choice SM 81 4 50 FLOUR Patents new 370 t J HO Clear anil Straight 3 W tt 30 7JJCOHNNoOATSNO 2 if 29 ItYB No 2 TOUACCoLugli S 00 SlMLeaf lluriey 4 50 P 12 00 HAYClear Timothy 8 00 P 11 00 UUTTER Choice Dairy II 0 III EGGS Fresh t 11 i lOIUCStondardMe new 9 UH I UACONClear Rib 5 6 i- LARDPrlmo Steam p II I ClllCAOQ- CATTLFNoUve Sleclll 3 ItO jI 5 SO SIUP HOUSFnlr ccii7rFLOW ntor Iutruu U M 5f I CO Tine Patent 3 20 p S 70 WHEATBlWo 2 Spring Thtp 73V 711COnNOATS NO 2 27Q 2- SPOHKMCB now 9 y 9 to KANHAS ClirCATTLE Natlvo Steers 400 O B 60 HOGS All Grades 325 6f 3 5- 0vhinATNo 2 Red tt 80 OATSNO 2 White 31 tf siA CORNNo2 W 33 NEW ORLEANS FLOUR Hlsh tirade 3 CO O 400 CORNNO 2 g 42 OAT8 Western M UAYChoice Ii 00 15 00 PORK Standarl Mesa Q 9 25 BACONSldes rii COTTON Mlddl ins 6 LOJUSVIIIH 75ttCOHNNo2PORKNew Mess 925 960 DACONClenr Ribs 6r G- 5OlTONMhldllnl a Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be LEBiR TI1T MAY COUNT- Ths New York Police Secure An other Link in the Evidence I Against Mollneux A LETTER THEY LOOK UPON AS A PRIZE An Order for n latent Medlclug I hearing the Signature ut llolnnl Mollneiix Written on Peculiar JUne Paper UeurliiB thin Peculiar Three Sliver Cre Oent New York A rli5F C Fowler at Moodus has supplied to tho police another link in tho chain of circum stantial evidence that connects Roland U Molincaux with the1 murder of Mrs Adams Ulanletter to a patent med tame dealer and the signature attacked to it is practically a facsimile of writingadmitted by the accused man to be genuine Name Written Boldly Unlike the other letters for the purchase of drugs hitherto discovered the nnme of Mollneaux was boldly written upon it Like sonic of time others it was written upon lightblue paper tinder a crest containing three Interlined crescents When called OB witness before the coroner Maim eux swore that he did not remember ever having seen slmllac paper and he knew of no member of his association using that crest The full text of the letterfollowsThe Dear Siriekse find Inclosed 25 cents for which plcaao send remedy and oblige yours truly ROLAND Mt LINEUX This was addressed Dr James Burns 350 Columbus Avenue New l r1cCltyTho postmark shows that the letter was mailed at Station D Newark at 430 oclock on June 1 lost At this time It lies been al leged Mollheux lund already hired n private letter box under a fictitious name and was writing to other con cerns for samples of their drugs This newt piece of evidence was re ceived by Capt McCluskey chief of time detective bureau at police head tjuartcrs inclosed in this explanatory note Explanatory Hotei Oak Grove Kennels Moodus Conn April 10 1899To Cant George McCIus key New York Dear SirOne ot my girls found the Inclosed letter In a batch of 10 000 that we purchased from Dr James 11 Burns now of Hodge building Detroit ilch formerly of No 360 Columbus aye flue roIew York city It strikes me that some of the Darnel letters contained the same silver crescent that appeared on the letter from Molloeux VerY truly yours F C FOWLEn Capt McCluskey described the letter us conclusive clinching and damning evidence against Molincux GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT EuHtcrn IloaiU Have Agreed Upon a OneFare Hound Trip hate With Certain Privileges Chicago April 15For tho notional encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic to be held nt Philadelphia September 4 to 9 the eastern roads hnvcagrcedto make h rate tit one fare for time round trip front Chicago and all points in Central Passenger usso elution territory The same rate will be mode over nil lines standardand differential alike It will also apply to New York Tickets will be placed on inle September 1 to 4 Inclusive good for return tip fo September 12 By de positing ticket with the Joint agent of time lines at Philadelphia and paIlent of a fee of 50 cents tIme limit cnn be extended up to September 30 Liberal concessions in the way of stopovers have been made FORMER CONSULS TO SPAIN The Secretary of State has Directed Them to Return to their Several Poiti Washington April 15TIme secre tary of state lies directed time return to their in Spain ol time United Stntei consuls wlio were obliged to leave on account of the war Two of these offlc rs Consul H W Howen nt Barcelona and lllclmrcT M llartie man at Malaga are now In New York Time third Mr J Howell Carroll con sub at Cadiz is now at Gibraltar The department has determined that thej shall all be retained in time consular service there being no evidence of unj personal Jib feeling incurred by them Jealousy Victims Cleveland Q April 17tim n fit cf Jtulousy at three oclock yesterday morning William Ileatty aged 22 shot ant killed John Madden vgfA 32 antI suit u bullet through the forehead of Mubci Day over whom tin men hind quarreled The woman will recover The shooting occurred in time woman house In the Tenderloin licntty elud ed the police Admiral Schleyi Acilaunicut Washington April lllUcar Ad minI W S Schley who has been on waiting orders since relieved of the command of the flying squadron hal been assigned to duty as a member of time naval examining board in this city Judge Etrart Hcaiipolntca Washington April 15 Exrnpresen tutlve Ewart was appointed Judge of the western district of North cern linn This is a reappointmcnt his previous nomination having failed of con firmation Appointed State Shine Inspector Des Moines In April lBGov Shaw has appointed John Velncr of Lucas county stnte mine inspector to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Inspector Morgan Thomas Gunboat Noihvllle at Nosy Orleans New Orleans April Igfhe gun boat Nashville arrived here at one oclock this morning She will probably go up tho river as far as St Louis The little daughter of Mr and Mrs Kest rCobb was brought here yesterday for interment in the Catholic cemetery The remains were accompanied by the father Mr and Mrs Cobb were once residents of Earlington but are now making their home in Little Rock ArkS Mjss Ada Streakerof this place visited friends in Madisonville Saturday Have YOU Been Sick1r w HPerhaps you have had the grippe or a hard cold You may be recovering from malaria or a slow fever or possibly some of the children arc Just getting over the measles or whooping cough Arc recoverlngasfast as you should Has not your old trouble left your blood full of impurities And isnt this the reason you keep so poorly DontTdelay recovery longer but Take 1 I 11y- It will remove alt Impurf J tres from blood It is also a tonic of Immensei value Give at this time Aid her removing all the products of disease from your blood If your bowels are not Just Light Ayers Pills will make them so Send for cur book on Diet in Const patlon j i Ytrlto to oUr DoctorWe hse the cielnilro nrlect otioma ot tliomo t eminent l eUn In tha United SUtei wrlto promptrePIJwllhon J 4 REV JOHN M CROWE 1 Some of the Things Said About His Lectures I nONDAY nAY I OUR DATE The prbtracted meetIng will- close in time for Rev John M Crowe the eloquent preacher and lecturer to give Earljngton a rare treat in the way of a lecture at Assembly Hall Monday nightjMay i Here are some of the things that have been said about him and his lecture The Tell Tale Tick of Time The lecture of Rev John M Crowe of Loolsville Ky at Wades Hall Thursday evening last entitled The Tell Tile Tick of Time was attended by a good au dience The subject afforded considerable latitude of treatment and the lecture wn consequently quite varied in makeup be InK at times somewhat philosophic in character at others poetic whilb the reverend gentlemen elicited and maintained an absorbing Interest in his tome by the happy interjection of passage grave or gay as best served the occasion Frank lin Favorite Over one thousand heard Mr Crowals famous lecture in the chapel of the lolls soon State University and pronounce it equal to the lectures of Sam Jones Dr Talmage or Joseph Cook Columbia Herald We have yet to hear his superior and we have had with us Sam Jones and Dr Talmage His dramatic force at times is not to be excelled in Ibn pulpit of today Missouri Statesman Tickets will be in the hands of a committee and reserved sats will be put on salem n good time before the lecture James iBourdley Ross The notice that appears on the JamesBourdicy in error The young gentleman in question is named for his grand father and the Jr should prop erly not be appended to his name A letter from C L Ross the hap py father tells of the joy in his house Mrs Ross is with rcla tives in Tennessee Some confu- Sion was caused in certain quarters upon receipt of the announcement cards and as a result there wero some misplaced congratulations QordonncChord Mr Nin E Gordon of this place and Miss Essie McChord who resided near Earlington eloped to Carmi III Sunday night and were married They returned home Monday and THE BEE joins in with their many friends in extending congratulations and wishes for the best of success for the future The Oooch Trial diTimeGooch at Dixon commenced Tuesday The verdict if rendered has not been learned Howard White fell on some timber at the Arnold Mine Tues lay and bruised himself sufficiently to creatu a stiff walk for a brief time Mesdames C H McGary and Nat Wetzel spent Tuesdayin Hen derson I 5 y I CLfe l3ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and Msnsetr j BEE FUBLISHINB COMPAUYIs Enlertd the Pcitofflc it BttlltiKton at Second IiSSIItST r SUBSCRIPTION RATES OoiYearilrlcllrlntdTine Ii oo 0 TZireeMoflifsw Sinci copWt malted rrea on application Correspondenti wanted In all pails Ibe tountr Addreiini for particular THURSDAY APRIL 20 1899 WE acknowledge a new exchange I among our Kentucky papers the Miittllantous published at iords yule rIlE Industrial Commission in session at Washington last week announced its intention ot entering iponan inquiry upon the subject of trusts about the middle of May f WHILE increase of wages are an I nounced in other industries it is A believed the pawnbrokers are mak jf ing fewer advances than usual Saratoga Springs CN Y Sarato IT is stated that the sales of an i thracite coal for the first three months of this year have exceeded e r any previous year since 4the nearest approach being J the corresponded period I EDITOR GEO S BEARD now 0 14the county seat of Webster county j is publishing a bright little sheet for an inland town in the Dixon i Journal Perhaps Bro Beard ex i pects a railroad outlet in the years to come TilE Base Ball editor is in re 1eipt of the Little Casino Base I Schedule gotten out by Emil ft Grossman Co of Cleveland O J It Isa very neat and handy little book for all lovers of the National game The price is ten cents ora 1 three for a quarter t HARTFORD is suffering a coal famine says the Republican There is an abundance of coal within three miles of town selling at 2 p cents a bushel yet some of the citizens have paid 20 cents a bushel for it Isnt this a clinching argu ment for better roads TIlE Southtrn Printer a monthly journal published at Hopkinsville in the interest of the craft is a new arrival at this office It is edited byV L Whitesides and is very neatly printed and well gotten upp and is the first periodical of the kind to be published in the south It is cheap in price and will be of benefit to young as well as old printers and newspaper men Wig wish him well in his new venture TILE custom receipts for the first eight months of the current fiscal year amount to over 130000000 indicating that the total for the year will be over 200000000 which approaches the figures of the years prior to 1891 when we i had annual surpluses averaging 9over 100000000 The Dingley bill is its fducingChicago TimesHerald JAMES A SCOTT Democratic can didate for Atterney General saj the prosperity in this country is entirely due to the war with Spain Ollie Jeems Democratic candi date for anything in sight says 1prosperityin the Klondike while Mr Goebel who wants to be governor and boss sgenerallyperity and cant be till we have free coinage of silver and 46cent dollars Nextl IT is estimated that the fiscal year of 1899 will witness an increase in exportation of manufac tures over last yearof more than 30000000 just how much more the estimate does not say There is not much in this prospect to suggest the propriety of abandoning the protective tariff Even our free trade friends are beginning to see that America can pay high wages and yet meet the competition of the world in the worlds markets 1 Wages are better and the people live better in America than in any other country We do not need free trade and resultant lower wages The United States is do ing a large and increasing business with foreign nations and our peo pie seem pretty comfortable just now The Next Birthday Dinner From Courier J ourDal One of the things that seem to have been formally decided and acquiesced in by Mr Bryan at that dollar dinner is that Mr Jefferson was notUthe greatest Democrat that ever lived because Mr Bryan is The next birthday dinner evidently should be given by the friends of Jefferson in honor of BryanS 4o- Sf A illsslonary In Cuba From Harpers Weekly There was one kind of American visitor to the island however con cerning the beneficial effects of whose mission there can be no doubt He was thepractical mis- ionary who not only held religious exercises but established schools I met one of these inert in Santa Clara He was Rev Dr Powell secretary of a college in Tennesse and he had been sent to Cuba on wfiat might be called a trip fdr the Southern Baptist Missionary Society He hia I formerly been a missionary in Mexico and he spoke Spanish fluently Before the Spanish forces evacuated Santa Clara there wer twentytwo priests in the city After they had gone only twia priests remained The people were practically without religious instruction and the children veniclamoring for schools and school books In three days Dr Powell had congregations of from six hun dred to eight hundred at his preachC inK services The actually turned away But what impressed me more was to see the children flocking to the hotel to be enrolled in the school he arranged to open They came singly and in twos and threes and frequently the mothers came along and with tears in their eyeD thanked the missionary for opening a school Dr Powell was not the only man in Cuba on such a mission and it is pleasant to record that invariably their efforts to es ft Babhishsuccess A Special Coinage E S Martin in Harpers Weekly Congress has authorized the coinage of 50000 silver dollars of new design which are to represent Uncle Sams subscription to the omonumentto be erected in Paris On one s aideear dUnitednd f dacesand perhaps those of Lincoln and Grant also President McKinley was invited to appear on the coin with his tour eminent predecessors but rerolutely declined Paul Bartlett and Karl Bitter are expected to oHer competitive S f zorment and it is expected that there will be something ready either in permanent material or in staff which can be unveiled on July 4 1900 Perhaps the architect I p tarttime in its true material with the statue in staff in its place Will Fix the Trusts From the Kansas City JournalaWith the coming session of Con ress when the Republicans will have control of both houses the people may expect an intelligent effort to reach and control the trusts and combines It is somewhat doubtful under the limitations of the Constitution which have reserved to the States certain sovereign rights whether an effective national measure can be enacted But the people may rest assured that theeffort will be made or the Republican party never be rap its pledges Jrq New Ppstofflce Building Mr Thomas Robinson has de cided to erect a new brick building to be occupied by his son C GpRobinson Earlingtons postmaster when the office shall have reached the figures in receipts that vi1Ils throw it into the presidential class This result of adequate receipts is ure tobe attained during the present quarter and Earliugtoti is therefore certain of the addition of anew and modern postoffice It is understood that the new building cRobinsonis to be a two story affair with some five officerooms on the sec ond floorSThey Fished JrDr H P Sights A Tstant physician at the Western sylum and Judge Anderson Stewart of the same institution came this way Tuesday Dr Sights brought fishing tackle and a supply of minnows and stopped for a days fishing in Loch Mary with Col E G Sebree of Henderson andour champion local angler Bryan Hopper Geo C Atkinson alE o took his net and joined the sport for a while Visible results were not put on a string Judge Anderson went to Slaughtersville but couldnot get a freight train back so was deprived of the pleasure of easting aline or talking politics = OffuttHeadley Mr Sam T Offutt and Miss Marion J Headley were married in Madisonville Sunday at the res idenceofthe brie Rev S H Lovelace performing the cere moneyles u cittBSold A U Only Yhe First Step is Difficult The first step in Spring should be to cleanse Natures house from Winters accumu tatlons Hoods Sarsaparilla does this work easily It Is Americas Greatest Spring Medicine Itpurifies the blood as mllhns of people say fann1c eiuro8of cured volantarily write It Is Just tho medicine for you ad you will gladly say ofBadCa thgobottles of Hoods Sarsnparllla that made stttendanceS nStreetRunning Sores After worrying four I VO children orarilIacInonstipationOovernor St Annapolis Md a togoytakerecovered normal health I have been well ever since MATILDA URIDOEWATEB Cor Pearl and Chestnut StsJeffcrsonvifle lad Jf t Illli euro MTCr Ills the nanlrrlUtlnr an- uuctiiitmc 4Ito talie with Ilooa arapar11Ia THE lANA M BcFearful Denunciation and Arso raignment Madeai Y A FEARLESS PREACHER Speaks the Truth Under Convlc tion of Duty The following taken from the Pana 111 Daily Beacon Light of April 13 gives the utterances f a fearless minister of the gospel at the grave ot a man murdered by Pana mob What this preacher says in the presence of such a eath and under the conviction of duty and in the face of personal anger must cary with it the con v of truth Probably never before in the history of any community or of any land under similar circum stances have the words ofa min istcr been received with the ap prcciation that those of Rev UofGilmer pastor of the First M E Church of this city were yesterday afternoon Rev Gilmer conducted the funeral services over the remains of Frank Coburn whose life was sacrificed during the riot last Monday Rev Gilpu a r pldmitFor these words he voluntarily stands wholly responsible They re not directed to those who are of innocent None but those whose cconscience applies the truth need feel the sting As a natural conse quence Rev Gilmers statements yesterday created considerable com ment but the unamity of favor with which they were received can not go unnoticed Psalm qp i6 of 2 Lift up thyself thou Judge t thhe3 Lord how long shall the wicked how long shall the wicked uriumph4 How long shall they utter w and speak hard things and all the in workers of iniquity boast them selves 4 peoietage 6 They slay the widow and the l HPsalm 4 3 My heart was hot within me while I was musing the fire burned then spake Iwith my tongue i Friends Jam aware that these words may seem at first sight pe culiar words from which to preach a funeral sermon but this is a pe culiar occasion I have been a Methodist preacher for nearly twentyseven years and this is the first occasion in aIr that time that I have been called to stand and perform the last offices of the churchover the body of armir dcrcd man I had hoped that another would stand today where I am called to stand for I felt that there arc words which ought to be said which I would rather that another should say than I But it has seemed to me that the time has come when somebody ought to speak out when the Church of I God ought no longer to keep si lence In the presence of iniquity I and being called by the wish of I the friends to conduct this service 4 I shall speak In the fear of God 4 what it is in my heart to say I 4 want to say that naught I say is said in malice and none but those I whose conscience applies the truth need feel the sting To any such I have no apology to offer Of the merits of the question as between the miners and operators I have nothing to say This is not I 1the time nor place to discuss that I question There may be and there doubtless arc two sides to that question It may be and it doubtless is true that one may stand upon either side of that question and be at least partly right I am not here today to discuss the ques tion of the relations of labor and capital They may admit of discussion but on the sacredness of law and of human life there can be but one correct opinion I am aware that what shall say today will be misunderstood and misrepresented and so I shall try to make it so plain that the way niuirnanthotigli aoo1need not therein For the last seven months at least this city has been in a state virtual anarchy We have seen e u prccedcntedspectacle of a city in one of the most prosperous ates of this union ether on the e hand under the domination of the basest class of the community I on the other under martial law a tithe of profound peace in the nation it has been found necessary call men who had donned the iform of their country to fight a nations foes into active service to protect the lives of peacable citizens from worse than Spanish foes in our own midst pWhye of the city in general are in state of rebellion against the constituted authorities Nolbut be use a mob of lawless and irre responsible men many of whom are unable to speak plainly and me not at all our language ded and abettedcounseled and comforted by native born unworthy of the land that gave them birth have determined that other men born in this land native citi zens of this great commonwealth shall not earn their honest living by the work of their hands unless under the dictates of the alien officers of a lawless and anarchistic miners union Three times within a year a lawless mob has held the streets of Pana Twice within a year theyI have endangered the lives of innocent men women and children in their mad rage and thirst for blood We have seen an officer of the law in the pursuit of his duty shot upon the public street and maimed for life and so far as I can learn by diligent inquiry no one knows any effort on the part of theI constituted authorities to appre prebend thecowardly assassin who lacked only the nerve and notI the will to be a murderer We have witnessed the spectacle ofaI respectable citizen assaulted on aI blic street at noonday by a cou c of murderous thugs knocked Bwninsensibility with a deadly weapon with no attempt to the punishment the perpetrators the one whoI boastfully plead guilty being re leased with the smallest penalty known to the law and the other though daily upon the streets unmolested by a police force either incompetent on the one hand or perjured on the othersWe have seen the whole power the law prostituted to the protection of criminals and arrayed for iteby its ungodly unionI And now a long series of outrages pon the community outrages hich have made Pana a stench the nostrils of the people of the HaveYou ller0o 01111 You may have heardI about SCOTTS EMULSION and have a vague notion that it is codliver oil with its bad taste and smell andIall its other repulsive leabtures It is codliver oil purest and the best in the palatable can NearlyallI children liRe it and ask for moreSCOTTS EMULSIONolooks like cream j it nour ishes the wasted body ofIthe baby child or adult better than cream or any other food in existence It bears about the same rela lion to other emulsions thatI youhavewith other socalled just as good preparations you Will find that this is a fact The that arefcombined with the codliver give additional value to It becawi tone the nervous t oibodyj f siidrugIiaSCOT Ypilc- S a f lh state has culminated in the mur der of at least citizens a b bandble thugs gathered in most part from the most lawless element if this community I witnessed the beginning of the trouble and from what I saw and from facts which came to mlknowledge before and since I thoroughly convinced in my ow mind that the outrageous rioting of Monday was the outcome of a deliberate and carefully planned conspiracy 1 walked these streets and saw in the u pnderSpringfield rifles I saw them parading the streets with no badges of authority visible with no ono in authority over them firing at random with no opponent visible and chasing after unoffcnsivo passers by blocks awayfrom the scene of excitement hunting men a thsbeasts I saw them with loaded guns searching places of business i not for criminals not for those who had been engaged in riot but for what they called scabs mean k an honest breferredLing in idleness upon the earnings of other people I heard them with horrible oaths exhorting each other to shoot the heart out of him on sight A dozen armed ruffians against an unarmed man who wanly s 0 endeavoring to keep out of trouble And this I say again not a criminal but an honest man whose only offense was that he chose rather to work for his dali read than that his family should exist upon charity or starve And these are the creatures armed with d 0eadlylad sworn to keep the peace the man who like a coward and poltroon dared not face the storm h Detard leaving the city at the mercy of this band of ruffians I make no charges but with a knowledgI of the meaning of say I bolding myself personally responsi b le for my wprds I give it as my firm conviction that the riot of Monday was the result of a delib erate plan to terrorize this city Friends arc my words bitter As I looked yesterday in the face of the heartbroken wife as 1 held her hand and tried to think of some word of comfort as I spoke to the crushed and stricken father as I stand today m the presence of the dead and think of this young life cut short in the midst of its promise I feel that words arc inadequate Why do I say these things ecause somebody is responsible for this state of affairs Who is it Primarily the local miners union whose members have incited and carried on riot 1Secondarily competent sheriff who has used his authority as an officer of the peace to aid abet and countenance the reach of the peace It is aprin iple of law that a man is respon ible for his acts and the consequences which flow from them and this being trueI stand here today to express it as my dehber ate judgment that the blood of Frank Coburn and the other viiItims of the deputies riot is on o head of Thos J Downey who deliberately placed this city in the h Icandsand bloodthirsty mobbThirdly to an or corrupt city government a police which ifnot utterly worthless ought to have been able to control t of peacehet 2 the administration of tim law a in the nostrils of decent en Lastly and principally I 0 demoralized public opiqion which as not dared to make itself felt n the side of law and order We have been very guilty concerning o r sIongchallFriends it is time for this community toawke and if this lawless element does not cease its menace to socjety and cleanse the com presenceWe r midst this week a parallel to tIic- earful scenes that marked the out reak of the anarchists in Chicago agoThisr tatiglhLit t t raged and aroused public sentiment meted to men no whit motguilty than are those who encouraged and apologize for the wholesale murders of Monday last It has needed a toI this people but if the scenes f the last few days and of this solemnhour fail to arouse the men f Pana to immediate and energetic measures maythe Lord have mercyI upon our calloused and cowardly souls We cannot Undo the work which has been done We cannot all back again to life the victims this hellish deed but we can see to it that it shall never occur n I effearful cost these innocent victims will not have died wholly in vain James Bourdley Ross Jr The announcement is received rom Gum Tenn of the arrival here on Sunday priliBth of James jtaunjley Ross Jrj Mr a- I9sS iJi there with her mother A Jong and happy life to the new ar jyal and heartiest congratulations to the parents fl 1 Prevention tter than cure Tutts Liver Pills will not only cure but if taken in time will prevent Sick Headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases TUTTS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE warmerweather appearTheeared in Butler County where a hort while ago there were numerous deaths most of which it is thought were caused by unusual exposure to the cold weather Exchange DIGEST YOUR FOOD brloodarelIabltlnrPowderftrlaiandbecottviucedDr Ottos Sprue Gum Balaam Cures Your Msa4nforFor tale by St Bernard Drug Store textiloindustry beihgbuiltAlabama representing an investment of 2500000 A Frightful Blunder Will often cause a horrible Burn Scald tbebestpromptly heal It Cures Old Sore Fever Sores Ulcers flails FelOns Corns 8n earlbOnlSold by St Bernard Druggist Paducah is making extensive interstateIcity on the a6tn inst Five States arc represented Illinois Missouri Arkansas Kentucky and Tennessee That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you If you used r Kings New Life Pills Thousands sufferers have their matchless CTheyand build health to take CIffeist In China a wife is never seen by her husband before marriage In this country some wives seldom i marriageExchange In almost every neighborhood thus Ii some one whose lifa has been saved by Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diar rhcea Remedy or who has been cured of chronic diarrhoea by the use of that medi cine SUCD persons make a point of telling hopIDgDrugSloreIons Gap George King St Charles Many furnaces throughout Pennsylvania which have not been in blast for months and in some cases years were fired up last week Lung Irritation s the forerunner to consumption Bells PiDeTuIIoaerw1I Cure thatagive such strength to the lungs cough or a will not settle there Twentyfive cents at all good druggists The engine and boiler for the Como pany have arrived and are now being placed in position UUrU cannot find lodf m nl In the irium while the Urtr ft In perfect order DJ U A- lrnmonsUrrS lUdicloe It lbs bett Reiultlor Second Vice President J T Harahan was in a small wreck which occurred on the Illinois Cen ra near Wickliffe Do not sneeze and cough you bead off when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and and prevent any further lung or- ronchial complications St Bernard Drugstore There are now seven patients in the Paducah pest house all tramps To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money it It falls to cure ajc The gennine has L B Q on each tablet At the present rate of increase yearsbe f first class Dont scratch your life away but use Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica Salve for eczema piles hives burns and i l posltivelrtcentlybeenCuba if reports are true This of course will give the free silver men another chill A Torpid Liver cintct Depreulon of Spirits J Indigestion Headache Connlpallon Use Dr V M A Simmons Liver Mtdldne to stImulate that J orKin latelybeeDbO richest veins of copper to be found In he United States second only in Its Im mense value to the great mines of Michigan Dr Sawyers Ukatlne never has and we donof see bow it can fall to cure kidne tlBernardThe biggest land deal of Eastern Tenai 1whbnland changed bands ThIagiKIax9anWrd is IIItinctuse SutbniandiEagla Eye Salve for weak granuaMrs William McCarley visited Madisonville MondayJf When you ask for Dr M A SImon Liver nallomeworlhlenlmhatlan Mr and Mrs BE Stodghill were in Madisonville Saturday Dyapeprgeetlon Eegulateo the Liver Price 25 eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store III d f 9j- pJ1ul1snr t 5 5 Full Shelves New Goods I k Great Variety 1 BEST VALUES I Our Spring Goods are being t received daily and opened for public Inspection of our s friends and ollsjOur new purchases includealarge variety of Dress Goods j vash Goods 1 C ZT Beautiful Line of Silk f 1 I Waist Patterns Choice Embroideries Linings j Hosiery Ribbons and J everything needed to com plete a womans apparel in choice st- yieN1i I ShirtsWear headquarters for the VNoxall Shirt SjuiOJf which we have a very attractive assortment If IS CARPET TIMEc i Too and we have a line of Carpets I ere idon the road from which everybody can be suited DDRNELSON SHOES Are here A splendid line of stylish shoes at low Ibonest pricesi The plato get well dressedwith istuff ofsterling quality at fair prices is our store ra 1St lepnapd fienl Store I F F SOLICITED 1 s i s isS S 144 Ie 4 p J W TWYMANI Stoves CASTINGS AND TINWARE Contractor of all kinds Tin QalvanTzcd Iron and i Copper Work HOOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTV AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I 1 1 YOUF ORDERS YhDoes the Livery Business 1t I Ask your neighbors Tficyallsay that we haul better loads furnish best teams and always at the right price l lOpen All Night Barnett Arnold J do 4 dI4 d MMCORD Contractor anfl Builder 15 YHAHB BXPEHUMOH EARLflToN All Classes of Buildings Imade tomplete ready for KYIcludloe the furnishing of all mechanical an comnion labor PLANS DETAILS SPEC PrIce rCasonablo and satisfaction FICATIONS A CONTRACTS teed Estimatescheerfullygivenon afffciadf rqDRAWN UP ON SHORT fJO of Building apd Special Work Give ma a i TICE It IIMI chance at your work telling contracts r H 45I T rrW yrTf i 141WtSSS SU I 1 S ii II rIIGEORGE O TOYjl I LTuci LIVERY FEE- DSTABLE IT I GfMalq P ofdepotjKYv FirstGlass tppent and Prompt Service 444tlS S S B U SI SSe 1155 S U SSSIIIISbS4 SSIIOaSSIS- I n Jx rf Cl 3ee II 3II Jnbustry roe dtt u LOCAL NEWSI 1 Miss Jennie McGary is visiting in LoujsVille c Mrs L A Fvarmer visited Majdi sonville Monday I Charlie McGary visited Madi sonville Saturday Miss Lnllig Robinson spent Sat urday Jn Madispnyille MzssInezDanysit friends in MadisonyilloiSaturday Mrs N I ToOD s wAs in Madi sonville Saturday shopping W O Toy the clever knight of the razor is taking a weeks I layoff irMr Allen LaffooN one of our friends called to see us 1 Monday i Misses Elizabeth and MBrgarel Victory returned to St Vincents Monday Mr and Mrs W L Gordon of Madisonville visited Earlington Saturday Mr Alec Lunsford the clever mill man of Madisonville was a caller Tuesday I d Miss Essie McCord spent Sun day in Earlington with the family of Mr M McCord Manager Goldman of the Grand 4k Leader Store Madisonville was in the city MondayI T Tfl M WMUH BM HVWM l BV + Tonight at Assembly Hall Di- sh7fop Dudley will preach Last night he preached at Madisonville Miss Eula Longof Madisonville lVas the guest of Miss Celeste Moore several days last week lion William Goebel will speak grat Madisonville on Monday May 8 the first day of Circuit Court r Reports from farmers in differ cnt sections of the country are that f the tobacco plants ate doing nicely t Mist Mary Ruby Morton of t Madisonville spent Saturday with f Misses Margaret and Katherine JVictory Doug Garnett abrush artist of TMadisonville was in EarlingtonI V fonday looking after some paint ing contracts J iJtif J The Christian Endeavor prayer d meeting was held in the M E iJ Church South Sunday evening and was well attended Turner Ruby of Madisonville r in the city Monday on busi and remained over to the I f Jwas P Lodge meeting that night W Kcown the popular ton1 sorial artist who has been visiting with his wife in St Charles for a week or more is back at work 7 fcgain zIrcy Miller formerly of the Madisonvillo Hustler but who snow business manager of Glenns t Graphic Guthrie WitS a caller Tuesday Tim Mahoney who has been at- c tending Kings Commercial Col lege Louisville js here for a visit 4 to relatives having completed hiS r course in that institution t ui1Col W A Toombs that fa cetious equine editor is busily 7enJt3ged with the jack plane not t the jackpot and hammer at pres- entr and informs us that tiii neighs f I will be be nos for several weeks r 4 r ttt Whore Do You Your 111111 i1Buy Ir h- DoestheJ Hosiery You Buy7 4 cq 41 Wear Satisfactorily 1 j i m0dwe are VERY jj of our HOSIERY 4 3 i1 4 Ribbcdlop e J running in sizes fromFootI q 9 r at to cents Is t jit ij HOSE at this price we have p 41ever shown with a DOUBLE jA KNEE Suppose you buy 49 ono pair arid compare it with 10 the HOSE You have been 1tr paying 15 cents for We say its as good and will leave it with you 2 NINE GOOD ONES May Contest for the Historic Kentucky DerDYJ U The program for the comirJ g spring meeting of tile NevjLouis ville Jockey club was issued the first of the week The meeting will begin Derby pay May 4 and continue fifteen day Eleven stakes will be run present indications nine will go to tho post in Kentucky Derby as follows Manuel W Overturn Mazo Desperado The Kentlick ian His Lordship Ordnung The Barrister and Billy House Wonderful Discovery LUNSFORD ALA April 15 1898 New Spenc Medicine Co near SlrsI have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I bad no appetite and my general health was very bad I look medicine from four different doctors and they tailed to do me any good I got no relief until I began to use your valuable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and il did me more good than all the medicine I ever have gained tbirl live oulds nweigbl- 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 meat can write OSCAR BAKBX Sold by Si Bernard Drug Store Uncle Jack Qoodloe Dead Uncle Jack Goodlo who lived near Grapevine died Monday and was buried at Grapevine Tuesday afternoon Mr was one- of the old citizens of tbecounty- and is well known by all our older citizens For several years past he has been an invalid He was a brother of Uncle Kemp Goodloe and Uncle Henry Goodloe He was a member of Grapevine church fora long period Beware of Ointments for Catarrh that Contain Mercury as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from repu table physicians as the they will possiblyderivemanufactured by F J Cheney Co To ledo Ohio contains no mercury Is taken internally acting directly upon the systemInget the genuine U Is taken Internally and made io Toledo O by F J CheneyA Co Testimonials free Sold by druggists price 750 per bottle Hills Family Tills are best i The School Case Prom The Hustler Quite a number of people have inquired lately as to what is being done with tIle school case The lawyers in the case say that the record is about ready to go to the Court of Appeals and that the matter will be taken in a few days The court will be asked to advance the case on the docket and give an early decision which is almost certain to he done A Thousand Tonguesi Could not express the rapture of Annie E Springer of 1115 Howard St Phila burden All other remedies and doctors could give her no help but she says of this Royal CureIt soon removed the pain In chest and I can now sleep soundly something I can scarcely remember doing before I feel like sounding lit praises throughout the Universe So will every one who tries Dr Kings New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat Chest or Lungs Price soc and tr oo Trial hot ties free at St Bernard Drug Store every bottle guaranteed Will Cozart who was formerly a conductor on the Henderson divi sionand more recently a conductor on the Illinois Central out of Louis ville has resigned his position on the latter road lIe returned home this week Weak U3ea are Mad Strong dim vision made clear dyes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cnredby Ihe use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put np In tubes and sold on 4 guarantee by all good druggists Mrs S E Stevens returned Friday night from Louisville where she went as a delegate to the Grand Commandery U p G C The Commandery will holiits next bi ennial meeting at Paducaji EFeamauad Summer Complaints Price 25 CcnU Sold by St Bernard Drug Store t t t lMrSt 49 506JTf4m 49 49 J and up Dr1Kings w Wahave been studying tho Hosiery business for years lu op show a supc lWeriority inevery class of Merchandise we ji handle Our great effort in i this direction coupled with j thefact that we arc willing to do business ona smaller lmargin than our competit gj ors prompts Us in saying in i tins connection that our No o 125 La Fast Black Double gj Sole and Toe and Spliced fr Heel is the equal of any J S TJOC KING you have jj been gaving I24 cents for JJ We lire anxious to place our HOSIERY in the hands oi avery readea of TUB IJas COME and see us and U we fall to show a superiority we shall not ask you Jo buy Coin and be convinced we are the HOSIERY PEOPLE U t F8I SHOP eu- Hitif COt E Jt 4i THE AMK PRICE ON rFtE SAME THING TO RVy 80 Yr it4 1 I fi iiit fJiSli h f a fJ r Grand Commandery Golden Cross r The Grand Commandery of Kentucky Knights and Ladies of the Cross in session at Louis vllie lost week electedithe follow in5 Officers for thurt4ensumg twos arstA C B Hatfield Paducah G ESC Mrs Helen S Roberts villekciT V C1 the Rev W 1 ashtn caU un G p 1 B Moore Louisville G K of R JgH Burnett Paducah G Tj J Glenn Guthrie G H Fred Knapp Louisville QViG4 JHWEamt3 Sturgis G W O Messrs E L Boggell of ChinV 1Drelected Grand TruSt OshMessrs C H isonville and T E Gosncll of m Louisville were elected delegates to the Supreme Commandery which meets in Philadelphia inE May W H Crutchfield of vine and D A Brooks of Stur- gis were elected alternates Robbed the Grave- A startling Incident of which Mr John Oliver of Philadelphia was the subjectw Is narrated by birq as follows I a most dreadful condition My skin was fupainddaycFortunately a trying E1 ctriBitters and to my great joy and surprise the first bottle made a decided improvement I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man I know they saved my life and robbed the grave of another victim Np one should tail to try them Only 50 clsl guaranteed at Si Uernard Drug Store General GomeztAmong the many delegates fromp rqdny lands tbat are xp toa attend the Southern Baptist Con vention which meets in Louisville May 12 it is expected that GenP Maximo Gomez ho leader of Cup ban patriots will be present egates from Africa Brazil China to Cuba Italy Japan and Mexico arc expected to be present There will be special rates given by the railroads to LouisvillecI 1 I Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism ot JBNffJacksonCo W Va Aboat three years ago ray had an ate Mherunable to walk a step without assistance her limbs being swollen to double their normal size Mr S Maddox insisted on my using Chamberlains Pain Balm I purchased a fiftycent bottle and used it according to directions and Ihe next morn ing she walked to breakfast without assist ance in any manner and she bas not bad a similar attack slnecA U PARSONS For kale by St Bernard Drugstore Earl Inglon Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King SI Charles Good ProgramjFrom the Hustler The young peoples societies of Madisonville will hold another interesting meeting next Sunday af ternoon at the Christian church beginning at 2 oclock The cHi i zens of the town arc cordially in vited to be present and participate in this meeting also the Earling ton societyyExample is Better than Precepta Those sententious proverbs or old sawS which are used as to all of the Hood Sarsaparilla advertising in thousandsf of papers throughout the are dence of a new and original style of display advertising both pleasing and effective The Hood firm is to ba congratulated on so cleverly adapting such wisdom as bas filtered down through centuries Another charming thing about this Hood adver Using is the unique typj they arc using She is Growing From Glenns Graphic It is certainly gratitying to the- othe people of that town to know hat Earlington is growing so rap idlYrA census of that little city shows that there arc now 2566 souls who live in that town THE BEE of that place is doing a good deal of crowing over the matter Best way to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOC Miss Tuly sat 1898iNew Spencer Medicine Co I want to tell yqu what fthink of your Nubian Tea I have used it myself and In my family and it is all that you clairri for it It Is tbe best Liver Medicine tried It is just the thing to take if you feel bad and are bilious A B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Bowling Game In the bowling game at Madi sonville last Friday evening be tween selected players from HopI kjnsville and Madisonville the Madisoaville boys were the win ners This makes a game won by each team The deciding game will come off at Hqpkinsville some time in the near future Coughed 93 Yeirj I suffered for 35 years with a cough antI spent hundreds of dollars with doctors for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Dells PineTarHoney This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Rose Grantsbnrg III Ml B Lohgt the popular pro prietor of the Bon Ton Bakery and Cbnfecjibriery has been giving a new coat of paint around his establishment ttmd Is now read j to djspense ice cream s to the thirsty horde Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pills iye blood and vigor of thought by perfectly regulating the bowels and I cure bl1l DsDeu inactive liver and consti pation SI Bernard Drugstore A M Barnett of Nebo made an assignment Monday for the ben efit of his creditors The deed re cites that he is indebtdd in a larger amount than be isablc to pay Tb usual exempttonsarJreserved R P Morrow is the assignee I b y ti t ft STATE C E CONVENTION Will Be Held Madisonville Ky I May 19 to 21 1899 The citizens of that hospitable city are making great preparations the Entertainment the Ninth tate C E Convention They are enthusiasticIThis convention will be the best State has ever had The proI ram is the most complete ever furnished Such men as William Ellis Philadelphia JasLewisI owe Lexington Va Z T weeny formerly of Richmond a and William Shaw Boston ass as well as some of the most speakers of our own State ave been secured for addresses E O Excccll will conduct the usicnMadisonville extends a most cor invitation entertainment free very member ofall the Young Peoples Societies of the State should attend this convention it will be a spiritual feast Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hinton jilatrites us August 12th 1898 I mothers to Rive their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are or fret l I keep this medicine ta the house an4vhen the children are ailing I give ose and that is tbe last of it t Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Wages UpfIncreased wages are noted in the case of 125 brickmalcers at Montello Berks county Pa 800 machinists Reading Pa pattern makers Elizabeth N J from 3 o 325 per day coremakerssame lace 22510 250 and moulders lso at Elizabeth 5 percent ron workers Lebanon Pa a second advance of jo per cent puddlers ottstown Pa from 250 to 275 er ton to take effect May i I4Ool corset makers Bridgeport Ct roc 20 per cent To Err Is HumanIPeople like to talk about attractive in advertising In a company re- ently the proverb above quoted and wnich appeared at the bead of one of a well constructed series of advertisements Hoods Sarsaparilla was so much dis cussed that we doubt if any one therawmIver forget the source whence essrs Hood Co are using these advertisements on a very broad scale and they are attracting discussion and favorable comment everywhereI In the special sporting number oilfarftrs Weekly Caspar Whit ney writes most interestingly of life in the Malay archipelago Mr Whitney collected the ma terial for this and for other articles f the same nature on his recent journey around the world No one perhaps is so well qualified to write on sport as Caspar Whitney and his account of how the natives of the Malay peninsula find diversions well worth reading HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature lierselt clad In the early garb ofI prlnir bloiiwj MS forth trees and flowera canslng tuo chord to vibrato to this the delightful of all springtime and how do ou feet Hare ou that tired shaky T7PbolilFenrs It is nu of ciciinesa avoid this coninlt us as our ad Ice costs you nothing I Call on your drntrglit and procure a bottle ot I Or Carlttedti German Liver Powder TakeI ne daM a day at bed time for slj days then by procuring A bottle ofYucatan Chill Toalc following the dlrecllolls and after two week a course of these two remedies you apdngPreparewhen tho atmosphere germs eeeuary and when your warns you repeat the above These Remedies In stock and cold by St Bernard Drug Store Frank D McGary made his first trip on the roid for the Kemper Woolwine Candy and Cracker Co f Nashville last week visiting Earlington and other Hopkins county town Frank went from here with a nice budget of orders and promises to become a success ful and popular commercial traveler Henry Kochler k Company Lumber Dealers of Louis ville Ky invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS n mixed cars DRY or GREEN Write them Postmaster Webster of Mani- toU has notified the authorities that he will not continue as postmaster at that place longer than the next week and unless someone there can be prevailed upon to take the office it will bq discon tinued Wanted Reliable Salesman to sell the best specialty on the market Staple article and ready seller affording large profit samples or de posit required Address 925 Ma jestic BuildingtDetroitlrhch Capt L D Hockersmith and daughter Miss Eppie and Misses KatO VVinstead Gara jind Mylt5o Wooten and Mesdames Groves and Hayes of Madisonville attended the meeting in progress at the M E Church Sunday evening sMoney to patent good ideas may be se olr aid Address THE PATENT RECORD Baltimore Md Lee Cozart the clever restau rant keeper has added an electric cigar lighter to his establishment Persons who desire to tight their prefects can now do so by merely touching the lighter and that will do the rest Pte tors claim for It It will euro Palpitation of the Jleart sure Would not give ono dote of It for three ot Black Dranglf or sit of Zelllni JI o DOWNIN THE MINES Page after page of the United Mine Workers Journal contains glowing ac jcounls of the wonderful growth of that appeaflsmade lion to respond liberally to a call for aid for 6000 miners now out of employment n Arkansas and the Indian territory So it can be seen while they report the addition of thousands to their order thousands re thrown out of work by following the bad advice given them by the leaders of that organization So where can the good found In such on order manymOnlbslast week for Indian Territory will in a few monthsbe found walking back to old Kentucky Few good men leave Earlington to hunt work in other mines and if they do they nearly always return when an oppor unity presents itself Foreman Toombs informs us that begin ring this week be will with his crew be found at the Arnold mines putting in new scales and building a new tip Quite naturallymlners will take very lit tle interest in the cry raised against trusts by the New York tendolIarsperplate ban queters when It Is an evident fact that they can find no room for any at the table but the extremely wealthy and In many ases members themselves of gigantic trusts Weigher John Salmon of the Crabtree i was over last Saturday on a isit to relatives and friends as well as at pending to important business If reports are true one of the wouldbe I ers who last week took his departure rom here for the West was never known to do a bard days work If be keeps up the record he will feel lonesome out there without relatives or friends to fall back on Miners and other laborers are evidently getting tired of taking interest in politics when it can be seen that our present poll qdizementpeopleLAccording to the reports just publisheds Kentucky stands tenth in the production of coal for the year 1898 having produced 51i33 tons Pennsylvania takes the ead with 64329627 tons of bituminous oal to her credit AlexanderCityGold MinesThe Ro manof Land Mining Co recently incor porated by Eastern capitalists has purchased the La Mascota gold mining eqDlpping I improved machinery capacity will be greatly increased and operatives will num 100 Theodore Vos Burgh Is general manager and H J Cameron superintend eDt This company as we understand it has ts headquarters at Henderson Ky antu has at that place quite a large number of stockholders who own gold mines in Alas ka In addition to those mentioned above sAYou should be wlsoand sea that your blood U rich and pure and oar whole system put In perfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr Carlstedta German liver Powder Then you will be free from malaria typhoid fever cold and the grip Dr Carlstedta German Liver Powder 1 the best medicine money can buy Fefcyour Coldtrv Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Price 26o and 50IR Bottle For file by SI Bernard Drug Store Letter List The following letters remain uncalled for in the Earlington postoflScc and will be sent to the dead letter office unless called for In calling for these letters please say they areadverlise- dArrendellF M Darrow Hugh Bailey J A frown George JimCondyClark Tom Cook Sweet Gates Rob Clark B M Christy John Egbert Mrs Cora Finley J II Good Mrs Arlbula Hall John Hays Rev J H JameshlouserNan King H B Logan Puce Lafloon Charlie Long John Mumpbrey Mary F Adam MrsHenriett a Peyton Mrs Martha Ross Miss Queen Smith Mrs Clarica Sisk E H Sisk M M Taylor Mr Frank Wright Mrs Maria J H Watson C G RODINSON P M Wynns Items The farmers are making large prepera tion for their crops Mr Wbitson Stanley of the White Plains vicinity visited Mr Walker of our town last Saturday night Wilson Oglesby is improving after a lour weeks spell of fever Mr Berry will shortly move from onr town to make his home in Hopkinsville Messrs SitFox W R Putman and A O Oglesby made a business trip to MotIons Gap last week Henry Fox has just finished cleaning pQ his meadow YOUNG RATTLER CASTORIAFor The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars the j Signature r House for Sale I have a nice five room frame cottage located on Scbree Avenue in Earlington which I will sell for cash For terms see I J J MCGREGOR Earlington Ky Harpers Magazine for May presents a very interesting number Mary E Wilkins has 1d Catherine Carr Ita story of ti Revolution one of the best at has yet written Richard Hardir Davis writes of Our War Co respondents in Cuba and Puer Rico and Helen Glasgow Ruth McEnery Stuart and Henry M Blossom have contributed short stories Not the least article in this issue is an article by Julian Ralph entitled Keeping House in London illustrated by AE Sterner In the line of illustration Jfarftrs Magazine is unsurpassed The number is profusely illustrated by such artists as Carl ton T Chapman R F Zogbaum T de Thulstrop A B Frost and Frederic Remington J tL LOCONOTIVEBLASTS Mr Erwin Jones late of Montgomery Ala has been appointed freight agent a this place to take the place of Mr John Eaker who has gone to Paris Tenn Mr Jones has been connected with the L tN R R forte fifteen years This of itself Is flluence that be understands the business He comes with a good name and be will be cordially received by the people of the town He will move hit family here about the first of next month Glenns Gutbrie Graphic According to thecommercialreportsfnlly 500000 wage earners have been benefited by the industrial activity that has followed the inauguration of a Republican adminis ration and the enactment ofa protective tariff law Increases in wages never have Followed the induction into office of a Democratic President Springfield III Journal The payroll of the Pennsylvania Rail oad shops at Altoona Pa alone mounted to nearly JGooooo and was dis tributed there last week This amount s- an increase of more than onehalf mount over the same period last year It is reported that the Chinese Eastern Railroad which is a continuation of the Great TransSiberian system has placed an order with the Maryland Steel Works for 75000 tons of rails If we are allowed to form an opinion in regard to the entensivo improvements gong on at Earlington by the Increase of side track capacity by what we hear and artly see we would say that the indica lions are that few cities in the state will hIVe more side track room in the near fu ture than Earligton Civil Engineer Burns and an assistant from Louisville were here last week sue veying for new side tracks and buildings The night office at Cedar Hill has been closed for the present and operator Jesse Cofiman bas returned home The report that the L N had ac- qDlredpossession of the M O has not confirmed but It is about time the N should make another scoop ome opposition line Again are we called upon to chronicle another fatal accident caused by attempt Ing to ride a train without ticket or permission Last Monday evening while a reight train was leaving the siding at Crofton a colored man named Pete made an effort to board the same and steal a ride when ho missed his hold and was thrown under the train and cut to pieces It seems that just before the fatal acci dent he bad jumped a train on the hill between Empire and Crofton and ridden into the latter place on it and was in the act of continuing his journey south when the accident occurred Roadmaiter Robson was here this week closely looking after improvements now nder headway The contract for the new turn table bas been let to a firm now running a quary at Coodletts Tenn and the rock work will oon be commenced Prof Pfatenhauer who bas for the last year or two been doing the decorating of col cars for the L N here his this week taken bis departure for the far West SQ many new side tracks lire now being constructed that it keeps Supervisor Sulli van on the jump to see that the work is probably done The annual old boss sale of the freight department of the Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Road began yesterday mornIng at 10 oclock In the freight rooms at the corner of Church and Wal nnt streets J D Morgan acting as auc tioneer During the day there were about 300 packages disposed of at prices ranging from 5 cents to St8 Nearly J8do was realized from yesterdays sale The sale will be continued until the unclaimed frclghl amounting to over 1000 packages has been disposed of At yesterdays sale there were several women who bid on a number of articles According to the rules no one was per mitted to take away their purchases until the close of the sale so that all were kept in anxious expectancy to see what they had bought One man bought a box of adver tising matter for some medical prepara lions while another expended a dollar for some school charts Many of the boxes were heavy and were not opened at the freight depot- Tuscumbia Ala April I7A novel proceeding occurred In the case of Richard Carr of Sheffield vs the Northern Ala bama Railroad at Jasper Ala a few days since In an accident two or three years ago Carr who was a brakeman on the Northern Alabama had both legs cut off above the knees and brought suit against the road the jury awarding him damage to the amount of 10000 Pending an ap peat of the case to the Supreme Court bis attorneys attached a freight train at Jasper and it looked as though business on the road would be suspended until the rill roads attorney Capt R T Simpson of Florence filed an injunction restraining action thus securing a release of the freight train which started on its way to Sheffield after many hours delay Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Clears the Complexion glees lluojrincjr to the Mind cnrei IIeadacU KegoUtetStomacliBowels and Liver Mortons Gap News Israel Davis of Madisonville visited relatives here last week Roy Robinson spent Saturday in Madi sonville Misses Borders Jennings and Longstafl of Earlington visited in Mortons last week Misses Virgie Ezel Zella and Emma Roberts and Minnie Downeyaccompanied by Mart Downey and GUm OUryant spent Sunday in Earlington Dick Croft and William Wilson attended lodge in Earlington Monday night Dr Moore of White Plains was here SaturdayMiss Coyle has returned from a EarllOlttODImeeting at Earlington several nights last week C E Morton and wife visited relatives at Nebo last week Rev I H teel of Earlington filled his regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening He bad a splendid hearing Mr Geo M Davis was in Hopxlnsvillc one day last week on business Mr and Mrs M Cain were in Evans ville last week purchasing goods for the the St Dernord store here Superintendent Harris contemplates tak ling a trip to South Carolina for a much needed rest Wo are sorry to pen the news of the sudden death of little Jimmie Stanley son of Mr and Mrs J B Stanley which oc curred Friday night about 10 oclock He was taken Thursday when the atU ding physician Dr Almon pronounced it spinal meninglls Ho was burled at Con cord Sunday afternoon Rev Prico Gat lln delivered a few well chosen remarks In a most Impressive manner We extend the heartbroken family our sympathy and trust they may place their trust In our leayenly father who alone Is ablPto com fort and may they so live that when the messenger of death lays his cold icy fingers upon them they may be prepared to enter into the joys of the better world and there meet their darling boy and loved ones wboI have crossed the silent river and are now at rest with their Make- rFlannington Notes Mrs Willie Drake of Madisonville spent Friday night with the family of her father Mr N Y Richardson Mr Robert Hewlett visited Kelly Snn day Being Sunday it was not exactly a business trip Mr Richard Gann and wife of near White Plains spent Sunday with the family of M S Mcintosh Mr Bill Hewlett and family of Kelly have moved to this city to make their fu ture home Mrs Bettie Mcintosh and son Dilmus made a business trip to Madisonville Sat urdasMr Silvcy and little grandson of Kelly visited here Saturday 1 A few of our Red Hill and Mannlngton Jakes paid Earlington a call Saturday night The boys succeeded pretty well In riding the bumpers Mrs Sopbla Oates and daughter are vis iting Mr Jesse Oldbam and family Ask Edgar Lyell what he was so fright cued about at church Sunday night Every hair on his bead was standing straight Mr Frank Wright of Earlinglon will make Mannlngton his future home Misses Lee Ida and Rillia McIntosh spent a pleasant evening at the home of Mrs Martha Cordier last Saturday Wonder If Mr Bainbridge enjoyed the musicMr Will Batnbrtdge will soon leave Mannlngton and his going will be regret ted by the young people especially aDilmus Mcintosh returned to Madison yule Monday Messrs H Welsh and Wilier Marsh were in this section last Saturday Miss Maggie Hunt who has been very HI is improving MANilAS PET CoughingConstant and tho continuous hacking and im tatlon will soon atthekandinjuro the dolicato lining ale passages Tako advico rind use Dr Syrup in time This wonderful remedy will euro you COUCH SYRUP Cures a Cough or Cold at once Pose are emali to take Doctors recommend It Iticezjcts At aU druggists WaiIPaperWe Standard Patterns inWall Paper Good Goods at Reasonable Prices which will serve many housekeepers as well as the highpriced Papers offered elsewhere I4T6UD TO SHOW YOU lt Bernard General StoreI WI An Excellent Combination The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy theOALtFOnNIAthe value of obtaining the lquld laxa tive known to bo medicinally laxative anti them in the form most refreshing to tho ItIseffectuallydispellinggently yet and enabling ono to overcome habitual constipation per- mauently Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and sub kidneysliveror Irritating them malec It the Ideal laxative In tho process of manufacturing figs aro used as are pleasant to tho taste but tho medicinal qualities of tba remedy are obtained rom senna and other aromatic plants a method known to tho CALIFORNIA Pro SYRUP Co only In order to get Its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL LOUISVILLE mr NEW TOKK w T For sale by all Druggists Price Soc per bottle W A NISBET President O W WADDILL Cashier 3opkins Lounty BANK 4 MADISONVILLE Ky Gaptal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of tbe citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in tbat section of Kentucky Capital Stock Paid = Sarplai Find 150000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1007 1 JNOSGMORTONThe are numerous It is not to boil ness men we are talking they know all about Itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safety it the bank is a gdod one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squanI small sums when you have a largo 4 sum In your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Co EompounD r Prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist to have a large amount of drugs fresh drugs He must Rive the best possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM HER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE BO YEARS EXPERIENCE PATENTS TRADE DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS As JgyatfonUontBtrictlcociidonUal Handbook on atenllt 4 lent tree Oldut tor lea rlnlf patent Patnnti takon through Uunn Co receive tfteiat notice without charge la the Scientific fltnericam A hcndomety lUotrated trMklr Tersest cir culation ot any Klcntllln Journal Terms 13 a- earl IUNN four CO3ct0ads1rNewYoili- rauch moo 68 V 8U wuhuvun V U THOS B YOUNG Manufacturer High Grade I f Boots and Shoes Ripalr Woik a Spl lallri Earl1r1gtor1 ICy- T 1 publicnew work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a firstclass from Evansville and am now pre pared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction TNDXPricesRight Your Trade Sohci1r MIXEDPAINTS Quality Unsurpassed nnorrs St Bernard Drug Stifee I t DONT DESPAIR Ah American Scientists Great Work A Consumption Pneumonia La Grippe Asthma Catarrh L i Bronchitis and All Lung and Bronchial Troubles v Con be Positively and Permanently Cured Dr If Slocums System of Treatment lias Revolutionized OldTime Theories It f A Freo Courao of Treatment for All Sufferers for tho Mere Asking 7r 1 I 1 r SCENE IN THE SZQCVM LABORATORIES NEW YORK CITY I The Doctor Demonstrating to Medical Men Scientists Statesmen and Student the Value of the Weir Slocum System of Treatment for the Permanent Cure ot Lung Consumption Catarrh and All Pulmonary and TFnstlut Diseases Do you cough Do lungs pain you Is your throat sore and inflamed Do you spit up ifhlepm Does your head ache Is your appetite bad Are your lungs delicate Are you losing flesh Are you pale and thin Do you lack stamina These symptoms arc proof that you Kl Jhave in your body seeds of the most c dangerous malady that has ever devas tated the earthconsumptionC- onsumption the bane of those who have been brought up in the oldfash ioned beliefs that this disease was hered- Itary that it was fatal that none could recover who were once firmly clasped in its relentless grip- But now known to be curable made so by the worldstirring discoveries of that man whose name has been given 10 this new system of treatment Now known to be preventable and curable by following and practising his hygienic teachings hue new system of treatment will cure consumption and of all diseases which can betraced back to weak lungs a foundation tt It is not a drug system but a system f terra destruction and body building Not guesswork but science Not a step but a stride out of the old ruts Made only by Pasteurs Virchows Metchnikoffs and Slocums latest discoveries in bacteriology hygiene and therapeutics i In plain a system of modern scientific disease curing The System consists of Four Prep arations which act simultaneously and supplement each others curative action You are invited to test what this system will do for you if you are sick by writing for a free treatment to the SIo cum Laboratories New York City WRITE TO THE DOCTOR Send your name and full express and postoffice address to the Slocum Laboratories 98 Pine street New York and mention this paper and the Four Free Preparations of medicine will be for warded you The system is a positive cure for con sumption that most insidious disease and for all lung troubles and disorders complicated by loss of flesh Coughs Catarrh Asthma Bronchitis etc Thin pale weak people become fat and hearty by its use 9The test is to try It t Tho Kind You Havo Always Bought and which has been In use for over SO years has borne tho signature of and has been made under his pcr sonnI supehlslon sinco Its Infancy pm Allow no ono to deceive you in this I All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes are but Ex periments that trlllo with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment What is CASTORIA iJCastorJa is n substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups It is Harmless and Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms 1 and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind 14 Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho FoOl regulates tho t Stomach and Bowels giving healthy anti natural sleep k Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend CENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS a Bears the Signature of t The Mild You Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years THC CtNTAUM COMPANY TT MUKHtT CTKirr HIWTORH CITY I theI u A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution h the trade A NpwYork company or manufacturing rbemlititba Rlpacs ChrmlcAt Com market about nvo nrn ali b n laedlrlnal tablet or tabule compoiej of compreIIIOwdered iircjuirntloim ut curtain medicinal drug which Lad en ucer to be of more general UBO ainuiitf fiuillra men than any other for the cure or al levutlon f Inch UK common to man on liavc their origin an or wuakvvi capacity for OJilmilallnc foodatiorbmng nourllhinent and eliminating waste everyd1eMFamed for the occeptanee ot tile American lirorlo tbe company laid down tbo principle preparedjUldpreparationhouldI corksusederoryday4opperscoutd cupply moro than a small proportion from Ml output thatmeet ozactlns tpccmcatloni The clasa were In turn packed In boxes of aquallty not urpaued in beauty end pcrfeoilon nf by than uud tlio Iheirhiebstandardandmethods of making their commodity known nnd aoTCn thousand dollars Intreated within nve years lit imwpawr w1vertsiitg lias informed American citizen IttpansTabulesDoing that LearinuponthatrescueslipernuouswrappInglit years ne in the cane of A iurchasaln nded to be consumed In a eaperlfDcetbalIuderavorable I IN for several weeks or months are found to bo practically as fresh and as cfflcacious as f i ever e lI ofmeatthettoinpanyIiftepackagetwinga p eachTheicb cheapermorIexperimentmllyfortbebene1ttofnnden dthat qualltT ot time medicine Is ldentlcaUn both ports the only dltrerellCQ maekietaglewtit UntillIY18 t are thoroughly Introduced to tbe trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a 5 prUewhlfh wlllalllw them a fair margin of irotltvlrt cartons for 40 cents forsim 1 C uibfTr = 1L I II ftt a I I w i p THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON IV SECOND NATIONAt SERIES PreparedH Text of the ICSBOII Toliii Memory Verses SJ 0 John sir 0 Commentary by Che Her U M Stearns Copyright 1S09 by D M Stearns 1 Let not your heart bo troubled yo boliovo in God bollovo nlso in Mo ft is tlio last nIght bcforo Ills great agony nnd ono wouM think that Ho would steed some ouo to comfort Him but with onttro self renunciation Hu comforts these weak ones and us through tlicin Ho teaches us that in tin world wo shall liavo tribulation xvi 03 but wo need not have our hearts troubled In Math sxlv 0 Ho says Yo shall hear of war and rumors of wars Sro that yo bo not troubled In Isa xxv 1 3 the secret of perfect peace Is shown to bo n mind staid on hint 2 I po to prcjioro o place for you When on earth Ho lived for us and died for us nnd rose nyaln Now in heaven Ho ever llvcth to nitiko Intercession for us mill ns Ho said is proixirlng n place for us We may not understand thcso many mansions ZlotY nnd just what they mean hut It simotihiunfilco to know that Ho who loved us wioiigli to give Himself for us mill bear our sins In Iiioc1t body on tho cross is preparing n place for us in glory It will ho worthy of Him who prepares it 3 I will como ngaln and vcelvo you unto Myself Ho wants us rlt Him to see nnd sharo Ills glory chapter xvll 22- 2l Concerning Ills coming again ROD Acts I 11 j I 1licss iv JO lob ir S8j Titus II 13 Rev 1 713 Do not think of Ills coming ns death or tho coming of tho Stunt at Pentecost or any other event but always MIlls literal personal return first to tho nlr for Ills saints putt later to tho earth with Ills saints to set up ills king dom hero on tho earth with Ismol as n center 4 And whither I goo know anti tho way yo know Ho had often told them that Ho lied como from tlio Father and would return to tho Father Ho had nlso told them that Ho would dlo nnd rise again tho third day So had they believed Ills words they might havo known much more than they did To Him tho going to tho Father was very real for with thu Father Ho had been from all eternity G Lord wo know not Thus said Thomafl who also after tho resurrection salt Except I shall see I will not boo llovo chapter xx 25 Ho know not bo cause ho believed not Somo want to GOO anti some want to understand before thoy will believe Suqh not only grovo tho Spirit but loso much personal Joy To them tho Lord says Do not faithless but believing Blessed arc thoy that have not seen yet havo believed chapter xr 137 29 0 Jesus salth untolilm I am tho way and tho truth nnd tho life Ho Is tho now and living way Hob xO In con trust to nil tho forms of tho ceremonial law nnd ns tho nntltypo of nil types nnd substance of all shadows Ho is tho truth for God Is tim God of truth Isa Ixv 10 anti His word is truth John xvll 17 In Him is life nnd Iro is our lito Ho that hath tho Son hath life John I 4 Col Ill 4 I John v 11 12 There Is no other way to heaven or to tho Father Acts iv 12t7 t yo had known Ho yo should have known My Father also nnd from hence forth yo know Him and have seen Dim 1 To know God Is life indeed and peace and joy and a foretaste of heaven It is better than all tho riches or wisdom or might of this world John nit 8 Job xxiI 21 Jer ix 23 21 How wlso aro those who give themselves up to know our Lord Jesus Christ as revealed to us in tho Scriptures and thus to know the Father 8 Philip sallh unto Him Lord shew us tho Father anti it sufllceth us He hlll said many such words as Tho Father sent Mo Tho Father is with Me- III and My Father nro ono I do always thoso things that plcaso Him nnd from such sayings they might havo gathered that to know Him was to know tho Father 0 Ho that hath eeen Mo bath seen tho Father Ho is tho imago of tho invisible God tho brightness of Ills glory and tho express imago of Ills person CoL i 15 llcb I 8 Shall wo over see the Father AVo shall expect to and yet bo satisfied ItIIn tho glory wo see only ns John saw on tho throno ono lIko tho appearance of aIjasper nnd n sardine stone Rev Iv 0 Whom no man hath seen nor can see I Tim vi 10 may mean no mortal man 10 Bcllovcst thou not that I am in tho Father and the Father in MoP Then Ho adds that all Ills words and works were not ills but tho Fathers Ho takes no credit to Himself for anything As to Ills words Ho says elsewhere that tho Father gave Him n commandment what JIoI should say and speak xII 40 It was theI samo with prophets and apostles thoyI Nero given by God tho words which theyI should Etvnlr Ex Iv 12 Trr I 7 0 Each Iim ill 4 Math x 20 11 Believe Mo for tho very works sake In tho previous verso Ho asks It they do not bcliovo that Ho is in the Father and tho Father in Him but now lIoI commands them to bcllcvo it and calls upon tho works ns evidence In chapter v1 8080 Ho says that tho Father and Ills word and works all bear witness that Ho is what Ho says Ito Isotto with the Fa thor tho Lord God of tho holy prophetsI tho Messiah of Israel tho Son of la tho Wonderful Counselor Mighty God Everlasting Father Prince of Pcaco lea ix 0 12 Verily verily I say unto you I that bclloveth on Mo tho works that I do shall ho do also and greater works than MyFatherof tho believer with Christ as Ills with tho Father was made manifest ItIis God who workoUt in us both to will and to do of His good pleasure nnd Ho will pleasing 21 18 And whatsoever yo shall ask In My mayhoto nsk only for thoso things which will glorify God When tho lame man at tho gate of tho temple or Eneas or others wero healed in tho naraoof the Lord Jesus then God was glorified in Him When souls are saved God la glorified in Christ When saved ones are wholly set apart for God then Ho is glorified When by His grace wo manifest n meek nnd quiet spirit under trials Ho is glorified 14 If shall keytounlimited possibilities is in tho words in My name whloh as I understand It menus just what Ho would ask if Ho was hero In His name suggests that wo are about lUll business seeking only His glory as Ho over sought tho Fathers glory Over JJfen Pathway Tho Christ light cast over lifes path way clears tho vision mid imparts joy cheer strength and hope Piesbyteslau Tho True Lite That is the tiuo Ufa tho lifo of oc tivo employment whatever bo tho work God has given you to do and tho station Ho has appointed you to filL I repeat tho busy active life is always tho happy oneDr Mncduff JmlrltuOnly a ray ot Bunuhlno Only a passing thought But It left nil Imprint on tho heartIIlkalron deeply wrought i inly a swift winged arrow Shot from the bovoC love But It healed n weight of sorrow That ages tailed to move Twnn but n fleeting nhadow nut It lent a tender grace And covered the look of anguish Itcflected on the face Philadelphia Ledger 111eCUItHost UseInit e hiiiL-J 1 H ST iiiiRD COAL COMPANY 1 INCORPORATED COKEr I 1 Ir I iV BrFlrtch Offices I 1 PaclucabSI r S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Maifl Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets Ij Kentucky Tenn IiBuilding St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 316 Western Union Building Chicago 111 5 i I I THE FAMOUS NO9 COAL iFor all uses from arlington Diamond and St Charles 1Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables II1 BRUSHED BOKR FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNMS IWhybuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One I 1iASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE M- ONEYhiroi SSWS lliWSi CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week DeKlnnlnn April 1C Comment bytjlev S II Doyle TOPIC The eternal morning Bad modern missions Isa Ix IJ2eThis chapter is a song of triumph upon glorified Zion It is a magnificent picture of tho church in its glory and beauty after the light of God has shono flpon it and may bo looked upon as a picture of tho ideal Zion after the return from captivity or a picture of the New Jerusalem or heaven Ihrco characteristic of this eternal morning are promInentdarkness moral and spirit ual in tho church is to disappear many of the nations of the world are to bo gathered into heaven tim nations that will not servo God aro to bo do Btroycd The bearing of this passage upon the subject of modern missions is clearly evident 1 In tho light of the eternal morn- Ing modern missions are seen to pay Modern missions have two specific pur poses 1 to dispel the spiritual dark- nesS of tho world and replace it with the light of God and 2 to lead tho gentile nations to God through Christ and to eternal salvation Tho picture of tho prophet in its application to eternity proves that both these results aro to be accomplished Tho darkness of tho church is to be dispelled and the light of God is to abino upon it The nations of the world are to flock to tho church of God and are to bring their wealth and consecrate it to God Theso facts provo to us that mission work is successful that it does pay The cry that missions are a failure should be forever silenced by this picture of eternity as given to the prophet by God Himself It gives us a view of the result missionary efforts and it is ono that should encourage and inspire all who aro interested in this great cause of God to increased zeal and earnestness in tho cause 2 In the light of the eternal morn leg wo see tho necessity of modern missions Darkness shall cover tho earth except where tho church exists How important therefore that the church of Christ should extend over the whole world that this glorious light of God may be worldwide Again it is said that at that time the nation and king horn that will not servo God shall per- Ish those nations shall be utterly wast ed But how can tho heathen nations servo God unless they first know God And how can they ever know God except the church of Christ sends them the knowledge of God T The responsibility for tho salvation of the world is upon us How will wo meet It De pending upon God for strength and encouraged by the assurance of success et l1srlseto tho full measure of our responsibilityBible Isa xllx 2023 111 17 Nab i 1C Math xxviii 19 20 Luko xv 110 Acts i 18 xlii 18 4440 xvi 810 Rom x 14 11SRov vii 0 10xxi 2224 The Pledge In England Tho pledge that is generally used by Endeavorers throughout Great Britain is the original one with tho Introductory sentence Relying on the Lord Josus Christ for salvation and trusting in God for strength I promise Him No ono seems to know who composed this introduction The theologians think that there is a confusion of persons in tho Godhead in tho phrase They ask To whom does the Him refer t Some societies especially tho Irish Methodist havo adoptcdtho American revised pledge It was agreed by the British National council at its recent session to adopt after the phrase 1 will pray to Him and road the Bible everyday the words that I will sup port my own church and its services in every way in my power If This is to be the form suggested for ordinary use Religion With Trtnuatav Many church members turn up in Sunday clothing at popular conventions and for all dress parade occasions but when thero is a real battle with evil to bo fought they an missing As ono has well eai The tendency in our day is to take our religion with too JI14J- JTufmminllsDW Whittle iv itft LfMrff Ll mu CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Another Mass Meeting to be Held at fladlsonviltc Following is the program arranged yesterday evening for the exercises at the mass meeting of Christian Endeavortrs at Madis ville Sunday afternoon at 2 oclock in the Christian Church A spec ial invitation is extended to Earl ington Endeavorers to attend and take part- VoluntaryOrgan and Violin Mr and FoleySong Song Scatter Sunshine Scripture Reading HId J L Hill Prayer W F Uurr Song The Banner of the Cross Address JudgeJ G 13 Hall Solo Mrs I B Foley Address W F Burr Duett Mesdames Deroecker and Comp ton Address Elder I H Teel Bus Solo E M Halt Address Rev Folks CunnoingbarnAddress I Baile- ySongLoyahy to Christ Rev John M Crowe was put on the program by the commute but owing to his announced service to be held Sunday afternoon at Assembly Hall name was omitte with regret iThe Demand for Railroad Equipment Our records show that during the month ot March atCG cars of all kinds were ordered and noted in our news columns says the railroad Gazette Of these 10 075 were gondola coal and ore cars 8960 were box stock furniture and refrigera tor cars 575 were flat cars 1700 steel cats and 357 passenger and streetrailroad cars One order for about 500 8oooopound box cars was noted and there is a steady in crease in the numer of largqcapacity cars ordered During January and February we noted car orders amounting to 37027 which added to the March orders makes 58694 cars ordered since January i 1899 During January and February 666 locomotive orders were noted making 1307 engines ordered since January i 1899 Attention ExConfederates Our anriual meeting will be held at City Hall Madisonville Mon day May 8th at 10 oclock p m Important business every member is earnestly to attend L D HOCKERSMITH Cpm T H SMITH Sec A Characteristic Anecdote of Elizabeth of Austria The biography of Elizabeth re cently published by Harper Brothers under the title The Mar tyrdom of an Empress contains many interesting incidents and ad ventures of which the Empress was the heroine during her long aqd eventful life Elizabeth and her constant companion the author used to disguise themselves and visit the slums of the cities nursing the sick and comforting the afflicted One night they were riding through the outskirts of Petsh when they heard a womans screams from a rickety hovel On the impulse ot the moment says the authorIIwe both leaped from our horses and rush ing to the door and pushing it open we found ourselves in a villianously dirty room where a huge ruffian of a man was drag byhering her vigorously as he did so Before I realized what was hap pening the Empress had laid her heavy huntingcrop about the feb lows face and so surprised was heat our unexpected appearance and at this vigorous onslaught that he dropped his victim and stared at us in blank amazement His astonishment was however as nothing to ours when the illused dame sprang to her feet and put ting her arms akimbo demanded in her shrillest Hungarian and with a torrent of invectives what we hussies meant by interfering with her husband The Empress burst into a peal of laughter and taking a couple of gold ten gulden pieces she handed them to this model benedict exclaiming Beat her my friend beat her all she wants She deserves it for being so loyal to you Red Hill Jottings During the beautiful days of latt week when it looked as if spring bad unlocked the flowers to paint the laughing soilour hustling farmers were breaking ground and thinking of planting corn while their wives were busy setting hens and planting gar dens Messrs George Teague and Edgar Ly ell have moved to Empire where they will accept positions with the Empire Coal Co Mr Frank Wright of Earlington paid us a very pleasant visit last week and re ceived a warm welcome from his many friends who are glad to see hint looking so wellAsk Jim Pear of Mannington if be is is still sitting on a bartel waiting irajob Rev VV 0 Rickard filled his regular appointment at Coles Chapel last second SundayThe electric blacksmith shop on South Main Street is about complete and a fine view of the town and surrounding country may be bad from its lofty dome Mr J mes Miller who has been sick for sometime is reported much belter I I 0I IW C to i J rJ = iff tJt L JJrtliMfjht mitk1aM 1 LmFOLEYS BANNER SALVE Is a Healing Wonder CA Is1 F BELLI oo N S p I r C Tbe farmer of Ibis vicinity say the outlook for a wheat crop at presentt Is not very good Mr Cordie Carroll a prominent young farmer of Manninglon vicinity and hit best attended services at Coles Chapel last second Sunday The city council met last Friday night and unanimously elected Perkins chief dog pelter and general roustabout for the lawn And now if with the canines trouble does arise And their barks are long and loud Perkins will beaken to their cries And quickly scatter the crowd When the dogs begin lo fight And the crowd to hoot and shout The first man to appear in sight Is Perkins the general roustabout UNoIIoo1 ur Joloied iiens eeAll communication and matter of news per I laming lo this column should bo addressed lo I Ore ALIXANDII Batlmtton KT I t Mrs I M Brooks who labored edu looily in the Madiionvslla public school has returned to her borne Chicago III It It hoped that she will return nert term That the patrons may have an opportunity 10 sea tbe school at tactual work they are invited to tbe school boata Tuesday evening April 25 This for the patrons Please attend Wm Hiaesvisitedichool Monday lietexpressed himself as highly pleated with girls need skilled bands f worklOur and crime go bled tbe full and harmonious developmet of all the faculties DuHlas bow many stop before any faculty is fully developedIAll are invited to be present at tbe Reading Room Thursday night April aoth to bear the debate The subject is Jfe solved thllttbe Work of ArUstMore At tractive than the WorkofNueArnrrn alive I H Edmonsonand IE Edraonjon Negative J E Todd and Vm Klllebrew MORTONS GAP Owing to his wifes illness Itsv Gordon j could not fill his appointment Sunday but will begin hrs pastorate Sunday next r ClMiguest of her brotber Soaday and ioauA l Miss Vinie Grace of Haleys Mill is the guest of Mrs Tomio Grace A Mjtcherson and Dud Bishop of MadT sonvilte were here Sunday Miss Fannie Bishop of Madlsonyille visited friends here Sunday Miss Mary demons came Sunday and will make this city tier home Jim Sink of Empire was hero Sunday Efforts are being made by the O Ps of this place to build a hall which Is greatly needed Rev Driver preached at tbe Baptist church Sunday i Mrs Louisa Brasher of Norlbnyllle was here Sunday Willis Rascoo has purchased a splendid organ J Miss Ella Murpb is spending this week with her 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