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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 20, 1899

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 20, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899042001_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): April 20, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 7, -"- -- h U v '' " " W, ll'l i l . VfrMSV TENTH YEAR.; MUSICAL U III "" w " vimmmwmmmmgmmmmir 1: & Zkp cSESISJra i V15 t an ii hiii.-jH- T WC ' gSSSg " - P iS: WO. 16 EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, APRIL 20, 1899. CAPTURED BY SURPRISE. FILIPINOS. Er- Olficers .1"AWr St - result The Commander of the Seventh Omuhn, Neb., April 17. Reports to ot u cleverlv-laii- t iinitnuli. one ufllcer Serenaded Army Corps Issues HlsLast tho IJi'u from over Nebraska, received utiil 11 moil of tin: gunbotit Vorktown within the Inst few days Indicate that Order to His Command. UIIIliI b) Insurgent the damage to winter wheat and ryn Band Makes Sweet wrie citptuiLtl or Charles has been gicatly exaggerated, fields Filipinos while undeiivoiiug to rescue, which hnil nil the appenrancc of being flelcfdy and a fiuddy-Journa SpuulHh furcu consisting ot t)3 THE CORPS HAS MADE A 600D RECORD, Wellington, Apill ID. id Visiting Director of Bernard Coal Company u fifteen American acumen, on nil rand of Mercy, Captured Cuii tltt In AuiIiukIi, An u LEE'S Fill Kl V NEBRASKA Dniuiiared CROPS AND STOCK. So d The l'oi'mcr Not Nearly lludly Tho Latter Doluu- - Well. aV4i Rvhv.l. ROYAL :AS&UrELYURE Makes the food morectelrrious and wholesome SAKma POWOCfl CO Baking Powder IRIIIIlil. Ths New York Police Secure other Link in the Evidence Against Mollneux. A An- ey. per-8011- 8. , KtW YORK. 1 i' i r& Sonniled like Soiisa had come to town Tuesday night. The citizens were attracted by sweet and unac customed strains of a well practiced' band as the St. Charles musicians opened their evening concert in front of the St. Bernard Store, notwithstanding the wind and threatened rain. jfet. the miners' lamps and the electric lights withstood the stormy atmosphere 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 of the St. Charles Band was to serenade the visiting directors and the officers of the St. Bernard Coal Company on the eve of their annual meeting. And the boys came through literally through nine miles of roads that bear very visibly the marks of the hard winter which has made the miner's work so continuous and so urgent. And they went homo the same night so that the members of the band could be on hand at work time the next morning. that It is generally agreed the folks here fully appreciate this delightful serenade which came and went over such rough roads and between suns and between two full days' work for the individual !f members of the organization. The latter part of the concert was rendered in the second story of the St. Bernard building and here was given the best concert music of the band, including aShe Was Bred in Old Kentucky," and other selcctions'arranged by Prof. In an interval the Mitchell. band boys were given a little entertainment with the phonograph in the- - president's office, at which were"present the visiting directors and a number of visitors. It is understood that the St. Charles Band will have a new hall and band stand at St. Charles in the near future. ' Tim detail lomiuunlcutcd to Secretary Long by Admiral Dowey In this of (lie ufl'alr were yes-teub- y Admiral Ueni't'ii Dlspateu. ".lunlla, April 18. Secretary of the Nuvy, Washington Vorktown tnltetl Dnlein. Luzon, emit coast of Luzon, I'hllipplno Islands, April IB, for the purpose of rescuing and bringing uwuv the Spunlsh forces, consisting of DO soldiers, three ofllcera and two priests, which were surrounded by 400 Insurgents, Soma of the insurgents armed with Maimer rules'. Uy Nutlves. Lieut. J. C. (Jllmoro, while making Jtmbushet, wcro fired upon and captured. luto unknown, a insurgents refused" to com munlcute afterward. The following ure missing: The officer previously referred to. Chief Quartermaster W. niton, Coxswain J. Kltsworth, Gun-neMate II. J. liygnrd, SallmukerB' Mate Vendolt, Seamen . II. ltyndsrs and C. W. Woodbury, Apprentices D. W. A. Venvllle, A. J. Peterson; ordinary seamen, F. llrixolese, O. It, McDonald; Landsmen L. T. Edwards, F Anderson, J. Dillon and C. A'Morrisey Sigurd ")i:YKY." The asterisks denote portions of the dispatch that could not be dcelpercd INSTRUCTION TO HERR ROSE. In n Had the Wnr Continued the Com. 111 unit Would Have Led the Assault on Ilniunu They .Voir Ills, perse With n Knowledge of Duty Well Done. army corps, is in part, as follows: "An order has been rcceied which moes tho last regiment of the Seventh army corps across the sen, to be mustered out of the service of the United States, and the ranks of it orgrinlntlon will be forcer broken. The record made by the officers and men, however, will bo 1 01 ever preserved on the pages of the military history, la which their country will Inscribe their deeds. Xo troops have won a greater reputation for discipline, drill, manly discharge of duty, soldierly conduct and cheerful obedience to all orders. ''Havana, April 18. The last general order' Issued by Fltzhugb Lee to htf cbmamnd, the Seventh Mnj.-fle- of the army and nuvy, a confidence shared by his fellow coun-trjmc- The President's Assurance. "The president's assurance that had the war with Spain continued, the Setenth army corps would hint- been selected to lead the asiault on the Havana line, proves that the corps tho confidence of the pos-scse- d coiuman-der-in-chl- dead when the ground wns frozen nra repotted to be coming out, and with a favorable season from now on will mtike n. fair crop. In other sections where the plant was reported damaged to a considerable extent it has developed wonderful vitality, and shows Mttle. If any damage. A month ago it was generally believed that a large portion of the ground sown to winter wheat would huve to bo plowed up and put Into other crops, but it Is now certain that very little has been so badly damaged. Some leports have hecn received of clover being winter killed. The pleasant weather ot the last ten days has been Improved, nnd farm work Is now well under wny, nnd with the ground In excellent condition, tho prospects fbr crops are ns good as tlipy have ever been, and far nbove the average. Reports from thd range country In the western pnrt of the state indicate smnll losses of live stock, ns ranchmen were almost universally provided with plenty of hay nnd shelter for their stock. I'nnioun Nuinlmuntlst Di nd. New York, April 15. Edunrd famous throughout the United BtntcK ns n numismatist ind ulltor nt a periodical, is dead at his heme In tho city, nged C2 years. Aurecment With Grent flrlfnln. Berlin, April minihter of foreign affairs, Baron Von Buelow, y thot in the rclchstng nn agreement had been nrrlvcd nt with Great Britain with regard to tending a commission to Samoa. I'lond In the Upper Mlimnnrl. MisBlnnnrck, N. D., April souri river nt this point Is gorged, both nbove nnd below the city, and the water Is raising grndunlly. Te bottom lnnds were 'flooded yesterday. All train service) west of Bismarck bus been ubandoned, owing to wish-out- s west of this city. W it Horse Importer Demi. Nortnnl, HI., April IS. Hills Dillon died here, Thursday evening, after a long illness. He was famous throughout the United States, and probably the most extensive Importer of and dealer in Norman or Pcrchcron hdrses. Another Trench Lieutenant Snlcldcs, Paris, April 17. The Petit Bleu, alleges that Lieut. Mijcn, who died at Zcnzibar on Mnrch 23, while on the tvaj tc assume the governorship of Riih ullmtll, the French post njd colon' on ths West coast of the Gulf of Aden, committed suicjde. Tos-sare ell-Km- in l The Disposition to Slight the Mot-ca- n New York, April 15; P. C. Fowler, The cruiser Ilulelgh will steam down the Atlantic coast, touching at the of Moodus, has supplied to tho police Ambassador by Diploanother link in the chain of circumprincipal ports. Lleut.-Qemats at Washington. Corren, chief of the stantial evidence that connects Holnnd queen regent's miltnry household, Ii U. Mollncnux with the murder of Mrs. Adams. It is a letter to a patent meddend, nt Madrid. IT LOOKS ABSURD TO ii LETTER THEY LOOK UPON AS A PRIZE. Perhaps you have had the grippe or a hard eold. You may be recovering from malaria or a slow fever; or possibly some of the children are Just getting over tho measles or whooping cough. Are you recovering as fast as you should? Has not your old trouble left your blood full of impurities? And Isn't this the reason you keep so poorly? Don't delay recovery longer but CONDENSED TELEGKAMS. A tax of $1 per annum will hereafter be charged on bicycles in Belleville, Hi. An Order for n l'ntent Meillclut) Ilcnrlnsr the Slfrnnture uf. Itolmi.l Mollneux, Written an Peeullnr nine roper Denrins tho l'ccultur Three SlUer Crencenta. THE MEXICANS. The Former Imperialist Arc Not OitrncUed In Mexico On the Con-tin- r, Muny ot Them Aim Holdlnn I'onllloiiH of lt'Mioiiiillilllt Under the Government. City of Mexico, April 1C The report received here from Waahipton thut ambassadors and foieigu ministers nt that capital were disposed 'o slight Mexican Ambassador Aspirnz on of his prosecution of the Emperor Maximilian has aroused much interest here in official and tociul circles. Appcnra IxceIcly Abitnrd. Th whole matter appears absurd in this country, for the imperial party has loivr censed to be a fpctor in politics, and ninny prominent imperialists have in the past held or arc now holding official positions Under the administration of President Diaz. All Hint remains of, die imperial irunin is sentimental, nnd h.is no bearing on political nffnirs, ec-lvnu-uu- nt "It is gratifying, in reviewing the career of the corps, to refnember the harmony which has existed between lierlin, April 19. It Is learned on tho 40,000 soldiers who answered the authority that the Herman consul at roll call at Tampa, Jacksonville, SaApia, Samoa, Ilerr Hose, will receive1 vannah and in Cuba, whether the who nftcrwards, nt various cubled Instructions, to be convened tn him by steamer from the nearest cu times, broke ranks and resumed tho duties of citizenship, or the regulars blc station, to join In n tripartite proclamation calling upon nil the? Inhabi- whoso standards, still flying, aro now tants ot Samoa to immediately desist the advance sentinels of American from all hostilities aud agitation, pend- progress and civilization. Soldiers of the IVorth and South, ing the arrivaT at Apia of the joint '.'The soldiers of the north nnd the commission of the powers appointed to settle the affairs in dispute. In the pouth took tho sunshine and storm of camp together nnd marched side by Islands. side under one Rag, in one cause, and for one country." ABSORBED BY THE TRUST. Myers Tn. Tlie Sale or (he Linnet. baeeo Co., of St. I.uula, Una finally Heeu Consummated. Ordered to Join Tripartite l'roo. iHtiitttlou to tue Suiunans to Cense Hostilities, A proof of FIRES AT PHILADELPHIA. St. Louis, April 10. rumors and denluls. it is authoritatively announced that the Liggett & Myers Tobacco Co. has sold out, and that the entire plant has passed into the. of the purchasers. President Wettnorc has tendered hi resignation. Ills successor and a new board of directors will be elected at OUT OF A. Loiirn AiCKreKatlnu; Xenrly One Hundred nnd Tulrtr Thousand Dollnrs Sustained. After months ot Philadelphia, April 18. Fire William J. McCausland's paper tube factory. The flames spread to Fleming fe Chapln'n yorn"and thread storehouse, damaging the place to the extent of $4,000. McCauslund's loss is 135,000. THEIR OWN MOUTHS. Whltuker & Delaney's glue works nt Tacony, a suburb of the cltyi wero Also destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated at $100,000. Missouri Bill to Stoke Trnita nlsli Testimony for Their Own I'roaeeutlou. Fur. THE PANA, ILL., INQUESTS. Jury Sallsfled That Four Xeicroes Are Dend, But Undecided ns to Who Killed Them. Jefferson City, Mo., April 18. The Missouri senate passed a bill making trusts furnish testimony for their own prosecution. It gives the attorney Large Congregations and Great eral authority to examine witnessesgen on v Interest Manifested. otder'of a judge of the supreme couit when he believes trusts have been formed to control prices of anything. Will Close With a Lecture. The bill punishes persons who refuse It to testify same as in other contempt Great interest has been and is proceedings. the mp s. P I being manifested in the meeting at the M. 12. Church, South, conducted by Rev. John M. Crowe, of Louisville. Under the powerful, 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 attracted a number of people Irom out of town who knew him formerly and knew his ability. Services will continue to be held from io to ir in the morning and in the evening beginning at 7:30 o'clock, except on Saturday, when no services will be held. Sunday afternoon Rev. Crowe will address the young people of Earlington from the ages' of "six to seventy-fiv- e years," at Assembly Haltatnd Sunday evening will preach in the same place instead of the church. If the attendance continues to is probable that the meeting will have to. be continued at the Assembly Hall after Sunday. On Monday night, May 1st, Rev. Crowe will lecture in Assembly Hall. His subject will be "The Tell Tale Tick of Time," concerning which there are elsewhere in this issue notices which tell of tha excellence of this lecture. The expenses of the meeting will be defrayed in this lecture and the eloquent preaching evangelist's and his successful meeting are sure to bring out a large hearing at the lecture, SIGNED I BY GOV. STEPHENS. be Hill to Wipe Ont the Hoards of Fire Underwriters In St. I.ouU Puna, 111., April 18. The coroner's jury in the cases of Douglas Sharper, J. L. James, Charles Wntkins and Louis Hooks, four of the negro lc tinis ot last Monday's riot, returned , verdict of death by gunshot wounds inflicted by parties unknown. Capt. Couch, of Peoria, has assumed command of the four companies of militia on duty here. Col. Culvert returned to Springfield. and Knnsas Clr, Mo. City, Mo., April 18. Gov. Stephens signed a bill by Benutor Farrts which places boards of fire underwriters at St. Louis and Kansas law Cltj under the state anti-truThis bill Is important to Insurance people. It is claimed that it will prevent St. Louis and Kansas City business men from getting sufficient Tha bill takes effect 00 days after adjournment of tho legislature. Jefferfcon st Ilesnlt ot n Convtrlnl Quarrel. Falmouth, Ky., April 18. In n disorderly house, George It. Green, of Warsaw, Ky., shot QeOrge It. Kells, of Wllllamstown, Ky., four times, Kclls Is dying. The two wero old friends, but u comlvlal quarrel Is responsible tor the tragedy. I'l atria Tire Destroys Much liny. Sioux City, la., April 18. A special to the Journal from Alpena, S. D., says t prairie Are, which started near Springs yesterday, destroyed Several thousand acres of pasture and much stacked hay. Wcs-slngto- n Annual Meeting. The ,Annual Stockholders jjlip Directors Meeting ot the St. nard Coal Company was held" here yesterday and a dividend was declared. There "was no change made, in the officers of that lhedtrectors and stockholders who were present from elsewhere were: B, N. Farren, Philadelphia; H. B. Hanson, Saratoga Springs; W. H. Howe, Nashville; Julian F. Gracey, Clarks-villE. G. Sebree, Henderson; E. V. Campbell, Hopkinsville; M. Cain and Geo. M. Davis, Mortons Gap. Ber-- Victoria, U. C April 10. Men Just A Terrlua Ullssard. nrrlml from Klondike say that the Deadwood, S. D,, April 17. For the breaking up, aud Is Yukon Is already 36 hours a terrible blizzard hns flooded from Marsh lake up. One past all parts of the party of four, headed by Stuart, of been raging In snow, driven by anorthtierce Snohomish, Wash., went through the ern hills. Tho lnd, Is blinding. The weather is not Horse on April Ice water near White :old. At Rapid City snow commenced t, and were drowned with their dogs. to fall at noon, nnd snow and rain are falling at Spearflsh, Bellefourche and An Arctic Post lloutc. Washington, April 10. A postal Custer. route entirely north of the Arctic cirFatal Boiler Explosion. cle will be established In Alaska beOttumwa, la., April 18. Harrison tween Yukon, on the rher of that Fletcher's saw mill here waa blown to aame, and I'eavy, a distance of about pieces by a boiler explosion. The pro250 miles. Tour round trips will be prietor's yong son was killed, and made from November 1, 1809, to May a, sevral employes were slightly In1000. jured. Will Veto tho I'arole Law. Wife SInrder nnd Suicide. Denver, Col., April 10. Gov. Thomas Hudson, Mich., April 18. Thoimis has announced that he will, veto the Temple, a farmer, killed his wife bill passed by the general assembly at and then committed suicide. its recent session, providing for nn In- The couple lived unhappily together. determinate sentence with parole privDurneiltu Death. ileges for prisoners. Sacramentof' Cal., April 18. Mrs. Ilnnfred nt Stnyfleld, ICy. CatherineVoods, aged 75 years, was Mayfleld, Ky., April 10. Hob manic, burned to death at the residenco ot colored, was hanged here for her daughter, Mrs. Christian Miller, criminally assaulting Tcunla Bailey, and a of tho latter Is Iged 11 years, in 1803. lllnlik spoke for so badly burned that his recovery is 50 minutes from the gallows, doubtful. Unhurt Improved. Tabled Gov. laud's Message Washington, April 18. St. Paul, Minn., Aprilno. The legisHobnrt is reported greatly imlature by a partjrrote of 30 to 13, tabled Oov. Llndniessage urging the proved.' He 'fiat up"'the greater part ot and recall from tha Philippines of the tho day Sunday and feels rhuch better now. thirteenth Minnesota volunteers. yese-terday, to-da- y, Vlee-Freslde- nt nt The Yukon Brenkln-- f Up. com-pany- .r e; Newrionumeiit. ' A handsome granite monument has been erected at the grave of Mrs. Margaret Berrigan by her children, Mrs. Margaret Gilfroy, Miss Jonie Victory and Mr. John M. Victory. Ii; was. put in place and the work completed last week. The Best In the World. We believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best ia tha world. A few weeks ago wa suffered with a severe cold and a. troublesome cough, and having read their advertisements in our own and other we purchased a bottle to see If it would affect us. It cured us before the bottle was half uied. It is the best medicine out for colds and congbs. The'Herald, Andersonvllle. Ind. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Mprtoni Gap; George King, St lltk, 4 Charles. ' pa-pe- r, -- Mesdames Nan Carlton and Rosa Are you a subscriber to The Brown and daughter, of near here, were among our callers yesterday. Bee? You should be. tcrved in Maximilian's imperial council hnve been signally honored under the republic; Hint officers near to his hnve taken positions in the pert-oi- i trmy of the republic, and tire faithfully nnd loyally serving the country it the prvsejit time. It Is true that Austria has never resumed diplomatic rotations with Mc.nIco, "but thr king of the Belginns, brother of the Kmprcsi Cm lotto, maintains n legation here, ami has decorated the president of the republic. Tho VII1U In the Coaounnt. It Is felt that certain iHpl imats nt Wnhhington, who resented Mexico's ii oiptlug tin nmh:ir,jnd jr, on tin: gtt'tuid tint this country l not one 3f the grent powers, have mnde n preto put text of the Maximilian lucid-'n- t an u (front on Mexico through her representative, but the relations af Mexico with the United States are at grent commercial importance, and Jtepreaentntlve Ilnlrd Sinking. do not concern Hurope. Ambassador Washington, April 17. representatAsplro hns the respect of men of all ive Baird, of Louisiana, whose, condi- parties mid shades of political opinion slightly SaturJny, grew here. tion Improved iverse yesterdny, and he was gradually sinking. Ilutlnnd, 111., Vlilted hy 11 re. A Very Modest Demand. Bloomlngton, 111., April 17. Tho Churleroi, Belgium, Apt II 17. The business portion of Ilutlnnd, La Salle National Federation of Mint rs hns n call for an Immediate etrike for county, was completely destroyed by a increase in 'vages in fire yesterday morning. The blaze all tho four great coal basins in Bel- started from nn exploding ketosene lamp in Cllne & Krueger's saloon. The gium. (lames spread to Austin's general store, Tlio Flood 111 the lpper Missouri. ttlnndin's drug store, Wndlelgh's genWllltston, N. D., April 17. The Mis- eral store, Lawrence's lumber jnrd, than, for souri river Is higher Snuers' elevator and several other Many miles ot track is gone west. One buildings. The total loss is $75,000. hundred and sixty passengers are de- ivith Binall insurance. The (icrman Inlayed lrere, as there hns been no surance Co., ot Frecport, HI., has through trnins since last Monday. risks to the nmount of $10,800. Denth of Mrs. Cnpt. Cook. Welcome of the ItnlclKh. Annapolis, Md., April 17. Mrs. Cook, New York, April 17. The celebrawife ot Capt. FrankCooic, who the Brooklyn tlmiii the war, tion attending the return of the Unit-i- d States cruiser Bnleigh, from M.inlla, died here yesterday morning, after a lingering Illness. Capt. Coi'f Jiud be which had to be postponed Saturday, c&bled for, and Is expected to arrive Ju owing to the war Bhip'slate arrival, i.'ew York yesterday. The Raleigh, accompanied by two small war vessels capDied From Prlwht. Peoria, III., April 10. Alex, neld, of tured vfrom the Spanish last summer, French Grove, III., on returning from nnd,n fleet of about-- - 25 excursion his father's funeral, Monday evening, Btenmers and tugboats, paraded from Tompkinsvlllo to Grant's tomb and was called to the bed of his sweetto nnchorage In tho heart, and found her dead from fright from there back Thirty-fourtfttlYer,?QlI h street. by n horse running away with North caused : .12 . her." Bl(, Contract for Dremicd Ilcef. Kansas City, Mo April 17. One of Admiral Spoit'a 11 oily. body the largest contracts , for dr'ssed beef San Francisco, April of Admiral J. 11. Spotts was removed ever placed by the .United Stntes govlofrom the cruiser Bndger, Monday, nnd ernment has been, arranged with a conveyed to the receiving vault uthc cal pncklng house. The contract is for Laurel Hill cemetery. There wns no 1,50(1,000 pounds of best expott dressed btef. to bo shipped fo the Vhlllppine funciul cortege. Itlcnds fdr the government ticops. The Three Fishermen .Uronncd. bief will nil be furnished ia Kansai Deseronto, Out., April 18. Tlnee City, nnd 12 carloads of th-- order will fishermen, Jacob Oak, George and b'e started wevt at once William Van Wnrk, who left here, Sa; l'luim for the Seuoii' Work. in day evening, in a smnll boat for Chicago, April 17. The engineering their home, nenr How less Ferry, hnve Burlington rnllvvuy bten diowncd. Their skiff hns been department of the tins completed plans for the sensoVs found flouting bottom upward. work along tho road. Some heavy i'ueil"'uir 'Quietly. grades in Illinois will he reduced nnd Madrid, April 17. Tho election to several curves eliminated. Thlrty-flv- c the new cortes passed off quietly In miles of doub!6 track will be laid 1n Madrid yesterdny. One disturbance Iowa, nnd n new line will be built from occurred nt Bilbao, and ninny persons Ornnt City to Albany, Mo. A new weie Injured nt Valencia nnd at Cul-In- r bridge will nlso be built across the de Baza, in Andalusia. Ues MolneH river. New Spnnlxli Amhassndor ftnmcd. To Succeed Sir. fltnrer lit Hrumclii. London, April 10, Spcelnl disWushlngtop. April 10. The presi patches from Madrid say the duke of dent hns appointed Lawrence Town- Arcoc, the late Spanish minister to send, of rcntiKylvania, to sucecetl Mr. n Mexico, and who mniried Ittllumy Storer as United States min Lowery, of Washington, hni ister to Brussels, Belgium. Mr. Town-icni- l been designated as Spanish imbnssa-do- r Is nt present United Stnls minisnt Washington. ter nl Lisbon, nnd his transfer leaves :i rucency In the Portuguese n.nzon, for Spain Thlnklnic ot IroueJuds. Madrid, April 15. It is announced Which" n. selection has nlrently heeu that the minister pf mnrlnp, wlU'sub-n- it mode nnd will shortly bo announced. to the chamber a hill for tho Will Sail on the Tvvcnty-I'lftof ten iron clads. Washington, April J4. The Samonn commission will sail from 3an FrancisMiss Cordie Coylc lias returned co on the 25th inst., on the United to Mortons Gap, after spending a States naval transport Badger. The offlelul appointment of Bnron Speck few weeks here with the family of ron Sternberg was received yesterday. W. R. Coyle. Called to ClileuKo. Chicago, April 17. Itev. Frank ot tho Central Church of Christ, St. Louis, was unanimously extended u call yesterday to become pastor of tho Flrpt Christian church of this city. Before the cnll was extended it was learned that ho would accept, Will cure Tonsilitis and Bronohitis. New track scales arc being pijt A specific for incipient consumption, Doj8 small. Fdco 35 cts. at drugfiWs. in at the Arnold Mine this week. -al two-per-ced to-da10,--T- he J Vh-ginlh. Ty-rol- l, l'roof ot the Matter. this is that men who William Burchcrdlng, a farmer of Schell City, Mo., was murderously by nn unknown mnn. During the election riots at Bilboa, Spain, 20 persons were injured. favor the ministerialists. The governor of Kansas says he will makeiio demand for the recnll ot troops from his stnte in the Philippines. The state rested, Monday, in the trial of Mrs. George, at Canton, O. Mrs. George's nttorneys have subpoenaed 127 witnesses. Illinois reports indicate thnt the wheat crop tills season will hardly be large enough to supply the home demand nnd seed. The Arkmuns legislature passed, finally, a bill which would compel life insurance companies to pay beneficiaries of suicides. C. G. Jesse, who recently killed Editor Frank Griffin, nt Maryville, Mo., lino been indicted on the charge of murder In the first degree. The Starz elevntor, nt Kenney, 111., owned by V. Stnrz, Kenney, nnd E. UcffgSi of Ashland, was burned Monday night; loss, $14,000. Money-lender- s of Livingston county, Mo., nre Incensed because their assessments hnve been increased to conform with the mortgage records. Frank Fierce? a deaf mute, 35 years old, while under the influence of liquor, at Kirksville, Mo., swallowed ten grains ot morphine, and died nn hour Inter. Consul Williams, nt Manila, writes thnt tho climate of tho Philippines is not unhcnlthfitl; that, while tho annual rainfall is ten feet, it is well dls, Ka-tur- icine dealer, and tho signaturo attached to it is practically a facsimile of writingadmttted by the accused man to be genuine. Maine Take Unlike the other letters for the purchase of drugs, hitherto discovered, tho nltine of Molincaux was boldly written upon It. Like some of tho others, it wns written upon light-blu- e paper, under a crest containing three Interlined crescents. When called as a witness before tho coroner, Mollneux swore that he did not remember ever having seen simllnc paper, and he knew of no member of his association using that crest. The full text of the letter follows: The Letter. Dear Sir ricas (Ind inclosed 25 cents, (or which plcaso Bend remedy, and oUHko, yours truly, HOLAND MOLINEUX. Written lloldlr. WA ST er jfi-- m fcT "a addressed: "Dr. James Columbus avenue, New shows York City." Tho post-mar- k that the letter was mailed at Station D, Newark, at 4:30 o'clock, on Juno 1 last. At this time, it has hecn alleged, Molincux had nlready hired n private letter box under a fictitious name, and was writing to other concerns for samples of their drugs. This new piece of evidence was received by Capt. McCluskey, chief of tho detective bureau, at police headquarters, inclosed in this explanatory note: I&cplanntorjr Note. This Burns, was 350 10,-0- i tics from your blood. It is also a tonic of immense value. Give nature a little ' help at this time. Aid her by removing all the products of disease from your blood. If your bowels are not Just light, Ayer's Pills will make them so. Send for, cur book on Diet in Const!- AMSJK pation. Wrlla to our Doctor. We hy the excluitre itrrlce of iom ot the moil eminent phyil- cltni in the United Bute,. Wrlto freely nnd recolvo a prompt reply. ivuuont con. - Addieil. DR. J. O. j It will remove all v 1. Impurl-- 1 t ufSu.3 of Cane creek swamp, nenr Atlanta, Ga., by a mob of 200 men, Monday evening. Another battlo lias occurred between the Chinese hordes who menace Hong Kong and the British. Schrapnel drove tho Chinese several miles into the interior. C. D. Ham, president of the Ham national bank, of Mount Vernon, Til., died of Bright's disease, Monday, nt Eureka Springs, Aik., where he had gone to seek relief. Ernest Clevcnger, who broke jail at Liberty, Mo., on the night of April 5 with three other men, was captured, Monday, in nn old graveyard near Vibbard, Bay county. n The Filipinos have appointed a to seek a conference with tho American Philippine commission. It is thought that tho commission represents only the rich Filipinos. The navy department will probably bid on the steel floating dock nt Havana, it it is put on sale at auction by tho Spanish authorities. The government had already offered $275,000 for coin-mlsio- San Hose, the caught and shot tributed. Oak Grove Kennels, Moodus, Conn., April 10. 1K. To. Capt. Oeorgo McCluskey. New York: Dear Sir One of my slrls found tho Inclosed letter In a batch oC that wo purchased from Dr. James 8, Burns, now o( Hodge bulldlnir, Detroit, Mich., formerly of No. ISO Columbus Now York city. It strikes me that some of tho Darnct letters contained tho same sliver crescent Mollnoux negro murderer, was that appeared on the latter from yours, herewith Inclosed. Very truly to denth on tho banks P. C. FOWLER. ave-nu- REV. JOHN M. CROWE. Some of the Things Said About His Lectures. Capt. McCluskey described tho letter as "conclusive, clinching and damning HONDAY, HAY 1, OUR DATE. evidence" against Mollneux. The protracted , meeting will GRAND ARMY ENCAMPMENT. close in time for Rev. John M. EaHtcrn Itonds Have Asrreed Upon a Crowe, (he eloquent preacher and One-FaHound Trip Unto With Ccrtnln 1'rlvlIescB. lecturer, to give Earlington a rare Chicago, April 15. For the national treat in the way of a lecture at Asencampment of the Grand Army of the sembly Hall, Monday nightMay 1. Republic, to be held at Philadelphia, Here are some of the things that September 4 to 0, tho eastern roads hnve agreed to make n rate of one fare have been said about him and his for the round trip from Chicago and lecture, "The Tell Tale Tick of nil points in Central I'nsscngcr assoTime": ciation territory. The same rate will Tbe lecture of Kev. John M. Crowe, of be mode over nil lines, standnrdeAnd dlflercntlal nllke. It will also npply to Louisville, Cy., at Wade's Hall, ThursNew York. Tickets will be placed on day evening last, entitled "The Tell Tale sale September 1 to 4, inclusive, good Tick of Time," was attended by a good aufor return up to September 12. By de- dience. The subject afforded considerable positing ticket with the joint agent latitude of treatment, and the lecture was of the lines nt Philadelphia, and paymake-up- , bement of a fee of 50 cents, the return consequently quite varied in ing at times somewhat philosophic in charlimit cnti be extended up to September 30. Liberal concessions in the way of acter, at others poetic, wbilo tbe reverend gentlemen elicited and maintained stopovers hnve been made. re Dr.Bull's COUCH SYRUP FORMER CONSULS TO SPAIN. Bobbers entered tho general mer chandise store of C. C. Huthmacher, The Secretary of Stnte Ha Directed nt Grand Tower, III., blowing the safe, Them to Iletnrn to Their nnd securing about $30, besides takSeveral I'oata. ing n lot of jewelry nnd vnlunble Washington, April 15. The secreJames Wiley, formerly a member of tary of state has directed the return tho Fourth Kentucky, chnrged with to their posts in Spain ot the United "the murder of Thomni Murphy, on Stnteb consuls 'who were obliged to April 9, was tried at Hlchniond, Ky., leave on account of the war. Two ol nt tlict.c ofllcers, Consul II.. W. before Acting Judge Turbin, and Ilatcelona, and lUchartT M. Ilartle-man-, on the grond of nt Malaga, nre now in New York. J The third, Mr, J. Howell Carroll, conCnlluvvny l DcU'int. St. Louis, April 15. Frame B. Calla-wa- sul at Cadiz, is now at Gibraltar. The tho wife murderer, says his plea department has determined that the; on bin trial will be plain justification, shall nil be retained in the consular ns per the laws of France. He will not service, there being no evidence of 0113 advance paranoia of temporary insan- personal ill feeling incurred by them. ity, nor will he plead drunkenness. Jeulouny'a Victim, Cleveland, O., April 17. In a fit of 11 mi k Cnti liter SuloldeH. jmlousy nt three o'clock yesterday Humboldt, Neb., April 17. S. W. morning William Beatty, nged 22, shot Grinstend, nged 37, cashier of the bank and killed John Madden, tigrd 32, and in this city, committed suicide by scut u bullet through the forehead of blowing off tho top of his head with a Mt.be! Day, over whom tin; men hud revolver. quarreled. The womnn will recover. The Bhootlng occurred In the woman's THE MARKETS. house In the Tenderloin, llectty eluded the police. Now York. April 19. 1899. CATTLE-Natl- ve Steers.... t C5 l 6 35 Admiral Schley's Aailaiinicnt. 6 COTTON-Mlddl- lng 6?1W Washington, April 15. Hear AdFLOUR Winter Wheat.... 3 25 4 400 kt W11KAT No. 2 lied miral W. S. Schley, who has been 011 43 ft' COItN-N- o. 2 32 it waiting orders since relieved of tint OATS-N- o. 2 8 75 POIIK Now liens command of the flying squadron, hm BT. LOUIS. COTTON-Mlddl- lng been assigned to duty as a member ot C?i0 ISO tf 5 25 UrUJVES-Stc- urs the naval examining board in this city, Heifers. 2 SO ft) t 25 Cows unil 1U0) CAI.VES-(p- or 5W Jadfte Kvvart Reappointed. 3 40 ft HOUS Fair to Choice to Cliolco.... 3M if 460 HllKKI'-K- ulr Washington, April 15. (new).... 3 70 if 3 HO FLOUIl Patents e Ewnrt was nppolnted judge ol Clear and Straight. J to ft 360 WHKAT No. 2 lied Winter .... it tha western district of North CaroCOHN No. 2 ft 29 lina. Tills is a reappointment, his preOATS-N- o. 2 ft 66 ItYE-N- o. 2 vious nomination having failed of conft 3 00 ft S 60 TOUACCO Lues firmation. Leaf Burley.... t GO ft 1100 VW u 1100 HAY Clear Timothy Appointed State Mine Inspector. UUTTKU-Chol- co Dairy,... It & 10 Des Moines, In., April 18. Gov. 1X1GS Fresh ii 9 11 1214 lOHK"StQiidardMeaa(iiew) Shaw has nppolnted John Veiner, of UACON-Cl- car lilti Lucas county, state mine inspector, to LAUD 1'rlmo Steam CIIlUAfiO. fill tho vacancy caused by the death of 630 CATTLH Natlvo Steers.... 3 90 3G5 1IOU8 Fair to cnoico i14 Inspector Morgan Thomus. 40 fr to I'ulmU... 3 60 3 CO tntcr unoice.... 3 Gunboat Nashville at New Orleans. floukJE! 3 70 rlnu I'alents... 3 20 New Orleans, April 18. Tho guno. z brrini; J1VW VVHU 76 ft No. 2 lied boat Nashvlllb arrived here at one o. z Mixeu..... 25i COHN iiw 2S o'clock this morning. She will probHATH No. 2 9 00 905 Mesi (now) ably go up tho river as far as St. Louis. 1'OltK KANSAS CITr. CATTLE Natlvo Steers .. 4 00 0 6 60 The little daughter of Mr. and 3 25 & 3 80 HOGS All Qrudes 2 lied WHIIAT-N- o. ft l0 Mrs. Kester Cobb was brought 31 if 31J4 OATS No. 2 Wlitto COItN No. 2 ft &I here yesterday for interment in the NEW OnLEA.8. , 3 CO ft 400 FLOUIl High Urado The remains COHN No. 2 ft 42U Catholic cemetery. V H OAT8 Wcitern .,. were accompanied by the father. 00 ft 15 00 It HAY Choice ft 925 POHK Standanl Mess Mr. and Mrs. Cobb were once resis. y, it. an absorbing interest ia his tcrne by tbe happy interjection of passages grave or gay as best served tbe occasion. Franklin Favorite. Over one thousand beard Mr. Crowd's famous lecture in the chapel of the Missouri State University, and pronounce it equal to the lectures of Sam Jones, Dr. Talmage or Joseph Cook. Columbia Herald, We bavo yet to bear his superior, and and Dr. Talmage, His dramatic force at times is not to be excelled in the palpit'of Missouri Statesman. we have had with us Sam Jones .- Tickets will he in the hands of a committee and reserved scats will be put on sale in good time before the lecture. James iBourdley Ross. The notice that appears on the editorial page headed "Jame3 Bourdley Ross, Jr.," is somewhat in error. The young gentleman in question is named for his grandfather and the "Jr." should properly not be appended to his name. A letter from C. L. Ross, the happy father, tells of the joy in his Mrs. Ross is with relahouse. tives in Tennessee. Some confusion was caused in certain quarters upon receipt ol the announcement cards and as a result there wero some misplaced congratulations, Gordon-ricCiiord. ' Mr. Nin E. Gordon, of this place, and Miss Essie McChord, who resided near Earlington, eloped to Carmi, 111., Sunday night and were married. They re turned home Monday, and The Bec joins in with their many friends in extending congratulations and wishes for the best of success for tho future. The Qooch Trlnl. The trial of Jody Gooch at Dixon commenced Tuesday. The verdict, if rendered, has not been learned. BACON Sides COTTON-Ml- ddl COHN No. 2 Mixed OATS No. 2 Mixed l'OHK New Mess DACON-Cle- ar Hlbs COTTON-MMdli- iiE WHEAT-N- o. ns i.uui.ovii :.u. 2 Ilea 74 37 30 9 25 6i to IIP Howard White fell on some timber at the Arnold Mine Tuesdents of Earlington, but aro now day and bruised himself sufficiently making their home in Little Rock, to create a stiff walk for a brief time. Ark. Are you a subscriber Bee? "You should be. Mesdames C. II. McGary and Mjss Ada Streakerof this place, The visited friends in Madisonville Nat Wetzel spent Tuesday in Saturday. . t. " X .,:'., Bee CbgJM PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and Manager. - A nisslonary In Cuba. From Harper's Weekly. "'Only the First Step is There was one kind of American visitor to the island, however, concerning the beneficial effects of whose mission there can be no doubt. He was the practical missionary, who not only held relig ious 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 what might be called a scouting trip for the Southern Bap. tist Missionary Society. He had formerly been a missionary in Mexico, and he spoke Spanish fluently. Before the Spanish forces evacuated Santa Clara, there were twenty-twpriests in the city. After they had gone only two The people priests remained. practically without religious were instruction, and the children were clamoring for schools and school-bookIn three days Dr. Powell had congregations of from six hundred to eight hundred at his preaching services. The people were 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 eyec, 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 establish schools were meeting with success. o s. - Difficult" BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated.) ! The first step in Spring should be to cleanse Nature's house from Winter's accumu- "last matter. EnteradtbaPcatoffiee Eatllnftton as Second SUBSCRIPTION RATES: OneYear.ittlctljInadrance " " Sli Months. Sine la Copies ThreeMonlhs, i 3 " " Specimen eopiei mailed (reo on application. wanted In all patta ot the Correspondents -ountT. Address os lor particulars. ;,, 5 THURSDAY. APRIL ao, 1899. among our Kentucky papers, the Miscellaneous, published at 1'ords-vill- We acknowledge a new exchange e. The Industrial Commission, in session at Washington, last week, announced its intention ol entering upon an inquiry upon the subject of trusts about the middle of May. nounced in other industries, it is believed the pawnbrokers are making fewer advances than usual. Saratoga Springs CN. Y.) Sarato- - While increase of wages are an- nso I nm thoroughly well. It was three bottles ot Hood's Sarsnparllla that made me so after spendina over $00 In medical attendance. My trouble was n raw sore on my ankle." Mns. Louisa Mason, Court Street, Lowell, Mass. Running Sores -- " After worrying four Mouths I gave my children Hood's Sarsa- parllla and It cured Ihcm of running sores. Hood's I'll is cured tne of dyspepsia and K. Thowas, 31 constipation." Mns. Governor .St., Annapolis, Md. l'lvo years Consumptive Cough ngo 1 had n consunipllvu cough which reduced mo to a skeleton. Was ndrlsed to take Hood's Sarsnparilla which I did and recovered normal health. I have been well ever since." Matilda Hridoewater, Cor. Pearl and Chestnut Sts., Jeffersonvlllc. Ind. It makes the weak strong, as nervous men and women gladly testify. , It cures nil blood diseases, as thousands of cured voluntarily write. It is Just tho medicine for you, as you will gladly say after you have given it a fair trial. Bad Blood- -" Although past TO years of lations. Hood's Sarsaparilta does this work easily. It is America's Greatest Spring Medicine. It purifies the bloodt as millons of people say. Ktr r7fc0cfo SaUafxvtil U I '11 euro lWcr Ills, th non Irritating nd only cjttlmrttc to UVa with IIpoA'j fUrnfurUleW, "gia"' It is stated that the sales of anthracite coal for the first three months of this year have exceeded those of any previous year since 1893, the nearest approach being the corresponded period. THE PANA HDB. Fearful Denunciation and raignment Made BY A FEARLESS Ar- u r p it v f e i F I ii" P- - The following, taken from the Pana, (111.) Daily Beacon Light, of April 13, gives the utterances of a fearless minister of the gospel at the grave ot a man murdered by a Pana mob. What this preacher says in the presence of such a death and under the conviction of duty and in the face of personal danger must carry with it the conviction of truth: Probably never before in the history of any community, or of any land, under similar circumstances, have the words of a minister been received with the appreciation that those of Rev. U. Z Gilmer, 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. words are plain and do not admit of any misunderstanding. For these words he voluntarily stands wholly responsible. They arc not directed to those who are innocent. "None but those whose conscience applies the truth need the feel the sting." As a natural consepeople may expect an intelligent quence Rev. Gilmer's statements The custom receipts for the first effort to reach and control the yesterday created considerable com eight months of the current fiscal year amount to over $130,000,000, trusts and combines. It is some- ment, but the unamityof favor with what doubtful under the limita- which they were received can not indicating that the total for the tions of the Constitution, which go unnoticed. year will be over $200,000,000, have reserved to the States certain which approaches the figures of Psalm 94: 16 sovereign rights, whether an effecthe years prior to 1891, when we 2. Lift up thyself, thou Judge had annual surpluses averaging tive national measure can be en- of the earth, render a reward to over $100,000,000, The Dingley acted. But the people may rest the proud. 3. Lord, how long shall the bill is doing its duty, so far as pro- assured that the effort will be made for the Republican party never be- wicked, how long shall the wicked ducing revenue in concerned. triumph? trays its pledges. Chicago 4. How long shall they utter and speak hard things? and all the New Postofflcc Building. A. Scott, Democratic can James Mr. Thomas Robinson has de workers of iniquity boast themdidate for Attorney General, s cided to erect a new brick building selves? ttie prosperity in this conntry is 5. They break in pieces thy peoentirely due to the war with Spain. to be occupied by his son, C. G. ple, O Lord, and afflict thine heri"Ollie Jeems," Democratic candi- Robinson, Earlington's postmaster, tage. G. They slay the widow and the date for anything in sight, says when the office shall have reached prosperity is due to the gold find the figures in receipts that will stranger, and murder the fatherin the Klondike; while Mr. Goebel, throw it into the presidential class. less. Psalm 39: who wants to be governor and boss This result of adequate receipts is sure to be attained during the pres3. My heart was hot within me: generally, says there is no proswhile I was musing the fire perity, and can't be till wc have ent quarter and Earliugtou is there- burned: then spake I with my fore certain of the addition of a tongue. free coinage of silver and new and modern postofficc. It is dollars. Friends, I am aware that these ' understood that the new building Next! words may seem at first sight pewill be put on the lot at the rear of preach It is estimated that the fiscal Robinson Bros.' store, and that it culiar words from which to is a funeral sermon, but this a peyear of 1899 will witness an in- is to be a two story affair with culiar occasion. I have been a crease in exportation of manufac- some five office rooms on the sec Methodist preacher for nearly tures over last year.of more than ond floor. twenty-seveyears and this is the $30,000,000 just how much more first occasion in all' that time that They Fished the estimate docs not say. There Dr. H. P. Sights, Assistant I have been called to stand and is not much in this prospect to sug physician at the Western Asylum, perform the last offices of the gest the propriety of abandoning the protective tariff. Even our free and Judge Anderson, Stewart of church over the body of a'mur-dcrc- d man. I had hoped that trade friends are beginning to see the same institution, came this way Tuesday. Dr. Sights brought another would stand today where that America can pay high wages and yet meet the competition of fishing tackle and a supply of min- I am called to stand, for I felt that the world in the world's markets. nows and stopped for a day's fish- there are words which ought to be Wages are better and the people ing in Loch Mary with Col. E. G. said which I would rather that live better in America than in any Sebree, of Henderson, and our another should say than I. But other country. We do not need champion local angler Bryan it has seemed to me that the time free trade and resultant lower Hopper. Geo. C, Atkinson also has come when somebody ought wages. The United States is do- took his net and joined the sport to speak out, when the Church of ing a large and increasing business for a while. Visible results were God ought no longer to keep si with foreign nations And our peo- not put on a string. Judge Ander- lence m the presence of iniquity ple seem pretty comfortable just son went to Slaughtersville, but and being called by the wish of could not get a freight train back, the friends to conduct this service, now. so was deprived of the pleasure of I shall speak in tho fear of God The Next Birthday Dinner. .casting a line or talking politics. what it is in my heart to say. I sgy ?$? From want to say that naught I say is y. One of the things that seem to said in malice and none but those Mr. Sam T. Offutt and Miss have been formally decided and Marion J. Headley were married whose conscience applies the truth acquiesced in by Mr. Bryan at that in Madisonville Sunday at the res- need feel the sting. To any such dollar dinner is that Mr. Jefferson idence of 'the bride, Rev. S. H. I have no apology to offer. was not "the greatest Democrat Of the merits of the question as that ever lived," because Mr. Biy-a- Lovelace performing the cere- between the miners and operators money. is. The next birthday dinner I have nothing to say. This is not CU BAN OIL cures the time nor place to discuss that evidently should be given by the Planters Cuts. Burns. -Bruises.' Ilt'eu- friends of Jefferson in honor of mutism and bores. 1'nco, 26 cents. question. There may be and there Bryan. doubtless are two sides to that Sold by SI. Bernard Drug Store, f -Gil-mer's Editor Geo. S. Beard, now of the county seat of Webster county, is publishing a bright little sheet A Special Coinage. for an "inland" town in the Dixon Journal. Perhaps Bro. Beard ex- E. S. Martin in Harper's Weekly. Congress has authorized the pects a railroad outlet in the years coinage of 50,000 silver dollars of to come. new design, which are to represent The Base Ball editor is in re- Uncle Sam's subscription to the ceipt of the "Little Casino monument to Lafayette which is ball Schedule," gotten out by Emil to be erected in Paris. On one Grossman & Co., of Cleveland, O. side of the coin will probably apIt is a very neat and handy little pear Lafayette's prayer for the book'for all lovers of the National United States (about forty words), came. The price is ten cents or and on the other, probably the three for a quarter. faces of Washington and Lafayette and perhaps those of Lincoln and Hartford is suffering a coal fam- Grant also. President McKinley There ine, says the Republican. was invited to appear on the coin is an abundance of coal within with his tour eminent predecessors, three miles of town selling at a but rerolutcly declined. Paul cents a bushel, yet some of the Bartlett and Karl Bitter arc excitizens have paid 20 cents a bushel pected to offer competitive designs for it. Isn't this a clinching argufor the sculptural part of the monument for better roads? ment, and it is expected that there The Southern Printer, a monthly will be something ready, either in journal published at Hopkinsvillc, permanent material or in staff, in the interest of the craft, is a new which can be unveiled on July 4, arrival at this office. It is edited 1900. Perhaps the architectral by'W. L. Whitesides and is very part may be completed by that neatly printed and well gotten up, time in its true material, with the and is the first periodical of the statue in staff in its place. kind to be published in the south. Will Fix the Trusts. It is cheap in price and will be of From the Kansas City Journal. benefit to young as well as old With the coming session of Conprinters and newspaper men. We gress, when the Republicans will wish him well in his new venturer have control of both houses, PREACHER. Speaks the Truth Under Conviction of Duty. Times-Heral- Jf question. It may be, and it doubtless is true that one may stand upon cither side of that question and be at least partly right. I am not here today to discuss the question 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 Lshall say today will be misunderstood and misrepresented, and so I shall try to make it so plain that the way faring man though alool need not err therein. For the last seven months at least this city has been in a state of virtual anarchy. We have seen the unprecedented spectacle of a city in one of the most prosperous states of this union, either on the one hand under the domination of the basest class of the community, or on the other under martial law. In a time of profound peace in the nation it has been found necessary to call men, who had donned the uniform of their country to fight a nation's foes, into active service to protect the lives of peacablc citizens from worse than Spanish foes in our own midst. Why is this? Because the people of the city in general are in a state of rebellion against the constituted authorities? Not but because a mob of lawless and irresponsible men, many of whom are unable to speak plainly, and some not at all, our language, aided and abetted, counseled and comforted by native born, unwor thy 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 they have endangered the lives of innocent men, women and children in their mad rage and thirst for blood. Wc have seen an officer of the law in the pursuit of his duly shot upon the public street and maimed for life, and so far as I can learn by diligent inquiry no one knows of any effort on the part of the d constituted authorities to the,, cowardly assassin, who lacked only the nerve and not the will to be a murderer. We have witnessed the spectacle of a respectable citizen assaulted on a public street at noonday by a couple of murderous thugs, knocked down and beaten into a state of insensibility with a deadly weapon, with no attempt to the punishment of the perpetrators, the one who boastfully plead guilty being released 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 other. We have seen the whole power of the law prostituted to the pro' tection of criminals and arrayed for the persecution of all those not dominated byits ungodly union. And now a long scries of outrages upon the community, outrages which have made Pana a stench in the nostrils of the people of the appre-prehen- 3. 46-ce- n Courier-Journa- l. Offutt-Headle- state, has culminated in the murder of at least eight citizens by a band of legalized and irresponsible thugs, gathered in most part from the most lawless element of this community. I witnessed the beginning of the trouble and from what I saw, and from, facts which came to my knowledge before and since, I am thoroughly convinced in my own 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 hands of boys apparently under twenty years of age, loaded Springfield 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 unoffensive passers by blocks, awayfrom the scene of excitement, hunting men as I have seen men hunt for wild beasts. I saw them with loaded guns searching places of business, not for criminals, not for those who had been engaged in riot, but for what they called scabs, meaning thereby an honest man who preferred earning his bread to living 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 was only 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 daily bread than that his family should exist upon charity or starve. And these are the creatures armed with deadly weapons by the man who had sworn to keep the peace, the man who, like a coward and poltroon, dared not face the storm he had raised, but fled like a dastard, leaving the city at the mercy of this band of ruffians. I make no charges, but with a knowledge of the meaning of what I say, holding mysslf personally responsible for my words, I give it as my firm, conviction that the not of Monday was the result of a deliberate plan to terrorize this city. Friends, arc my words bitter? As I looked yesterday in the face of the wife, as I 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 in the presence of the dead and think of this young life cut short in the midst of its promise, I feel that words are inadequate. Why do I say these things? Because somebody is responsible for this state of affairs. Who is it? Primarily, the local miners' union whose members have incited and carried on riot. Secondarily a corrupt and in competent sheriff who has used his authority as an officer of the peace to aid, abet and countenance the breach of the peace. It is a principle of law that a man is responsible for his acts and the consequences which flow from them, and this being true, I stand here today to express it as my deliberate judgment that the blood of Frank Coburn and the other victims of the deputies' riot is on tho head of Thos. J. Downey, who deliberately placed this city in the hands ota cowardly, irresponsible and bloodthirsty mob. Thirdly, to an incompetent or corrupt city government, a police which if not utterly worthless ought to have been able to control the city and preserve the peace of the city judiciary which has made the administration of the law a stench in the nostrils of decent men. Lastly and principally, to a demoralized public opinion which has not dared to make itself felt on the side of law and order. We have been very guilty concerning our brother. How much longer shall these things continue? Friends, it is time for this community toawke, and if this lawless You mav have heard element does not cease its menace about SCOTT'S EMULSION to socjety and cleanse the comand have a vague notion munity of its dangerous presence. oil with that it is cod-livWe have had repeated in our midst this week a parallel to the its bad taste and smell and fearful scenes that marked the outall its other repulsive feabreak of the anarchists in Chicago tures. It is oil, the a little more than a decade ago. purest and the best in the This band of anarchists in our world, but made so palata midst if need be should be taught the same stern lesson that an outble that almost everybody raged and aroused public sentiNearly all can take 'it. ment meted to men no whit more children like it and asK for guilty than are those who enmore. couraged and apologize for the wholesale murders of Monday last. It has needed a fearful teaching to o arouse this people, but if the scenes o of the last few days and of this solemn-houfail to arouse the men looks like cream; it nourishes the wasted body of (i of Pana to immediate and energetic measures may the Lord have mercy the baby, child or adult upon our calloused and cowardly better than cream or any We o souls. has cannot undo the work other food in existence. It been done. We 0 whichback again to life the cannot call bears about the same relavictims !! of this hellish deed, but we can see tion to other emulsions that to it that it shall never occur again. cream does to milk. If you 0 If this be so although at such a have had any experience 0 fearful cost, these innocent victims with other "just as 0 will not have died wholly in vain. O heart-broken better than cure. Tutt's Liver Pills will not only cure, but if taken in time will prevent dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, constipation, j'aundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Prevention nrv , "fir m fcE -- --yv T "ryv ryv ". -yv --. ry UL- -. rj- - lafk lal tj- - -- r JJaMk" nty Sick Headache, Full vkkV Shelves. New Goods. Great Variety. TUTT'S Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. BEST VALUES Uur bpnng Goods are being . 1 1 9fr -- ,- b- m thought, were caused by unusual exposure to the cold weather. Exchange. will appear. The disease has almost disappeared in Butler County, where a short while ago there were numerous deaths, most of which, it is cases With the advent of warmer weather it is predicted no more of meningitis . . . . ,ic fv DIGEST YOUR FOOD. Ninety per ctnt.ot alt sJckneae li canted br food not being- - propcrlj dictated, it creates poison and ffoea Into jour blood and then jo are liable to almoataurdlseaaatuB human ajMem la heir to. Ues Dr. C&rlaledt'a German Iilrer a trial and be conTlnced. l'ilce 25c Dr. Otto'a Sprue Gum Balsam Cures Powder and witch tho results. Yon will feel tba rood effects after taking one doae, Glre It received daily and opened for public inspection of oar friends and palrons. Our new purchases include a large variety of Dress Goods, Wash Goods. ' 4 3& YourCeugh. Just th Medietas for Children. For aala by St. Bernard Draft Store. B.eautiful Line of Silk Waist Patterns. Choice Embroideries, Linings, Hosiery, Ribbons and everything needed to complete a woman's, apparel in choice style. C( Activity in the southern textilo industry continues to be remarka ble. built in the Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama, representing an investment of 2,500,000. A Frightful Blunder Will otten causa a horrible Born. Scald, Cut or Braise, Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the beat in tbe world, will kill the pain and promptly heal it. Cares Old Sores, Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Coras, ell Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth Only 3j cents a box. Care guaranteed. Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. New cotton mills are being 4f;9 b i 1 Paducah is making extensive preparations for the interstate celsbration of Odd Fellows in that city on the 26th inst. Five States arc represented: Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas, Tennessee. Kentucky and Noxetll" IS' SfaiartsB .v. Wcarc headquarters for the "Noxall" Shirtsl4itof which wc have a very attractive assortment. That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leavn yon, if you used Or. King's New Life Pills. Tbousanda of sufferers have proved tbeir matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches They make pare blood and strong ntrves and baild up yonr health. Easy to take. Try them. Only 35 cents. Money back It not cured. Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. IT CARPET TIME, W Too, and we have a line of Carpets here and on the road from which everybody can be suited. In China a wife is never seen by her husband before marriage. In this country some wives seldom see their husbands after marriage. Exchange. In almost every neighborhood (here is some one whose life baa been saved by Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or who has been enred of chronic diarrhoea by the use of that medicine. Such persons make a point ot telling of it whenever an opportunity offers, hoping that it may bo the means of saving other lives. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington. B. T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King. St. Charles. DUR NELSON SHOES Are here. A splendid line of stylish, honest shoes at low prices. The get well dressed, with stuff of sterling quality at place-to fair prices, is our store. -- ?i Many furnaces throughout, Pennsylvania which have not been in blast for months, and in some cases years, were fired up last week. s St. Jepnapd af at i-- flu'l a Store -- Lunr Irritation the forerunner to consumption. ' .url- a Hl rj- lT-T' will core it. and give such strength to tbe longs that a cough or a cold will not settle there. Twenty-fiv- e cents at all good druggists. j- - j- ivji vj- - I TJ . rj . . Mia -- .TM fJ wiai. -i sr rr v wa .u ri "r r . .u-- ii f fly? The engine .and boiler for the Providence Pressed Brick Company have arrived and are now ing placed in position. be- imniiiiMiiiiiMniimn J. W. TWYMAN, DEALER IN f Malaria cannot find lodf mem in tba system while (ha Llrcr ft In perfect order. DJ. If. A. Simmons Liter Medicine Is the best Regulator. Stoves and Grates, I Vice President J. T. Harahan was in a small wreck which occurred on the Illinois Central, near Wickliffe. Second Do not sneeze and cough you bead off when a few doses of Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and cough and prevent any farther lung or complications, bronchial St. Bernard Drugstore. dijViRiiSSpL JFj,t3 -- eM CASTINGS AND TINWARE. . TT ifT " TTT -- .'T7 "J0t0i tr ...i . ' TffffiKfT "- - Contractor of all kinds Tin, Gnlvanlzcd Iron and Cnnnor Wni-Lr HOOFING mt a !' iiiiiiiiH'iiiiiniiiiiiii Who Dobs AND CUTTERINC A SPECIALTV AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. There arc 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 if it falls to cure. 2jc The genuine has L. B. Q. on each tablet. ? j! jpfljprj apf a f YOUR ORDERS SOLICITED ;ry;iiipjj,y.u,tn,. the Livery Buslniss? V uJFk M out? er At the present rate of increase Paducah will in about three years be classed with postoffices of the first class. Don't scratch your life away, but use Dr. Sawyer's Witch Hazel and Arnica Salve for eczema, piles, hives, barns and cats It soothes, relieves pain and positively cures. St. Bernard Drugstore, Several rich gold mines have recently been found by American explorers in Cuba, if reports are true. This, of coarse, will give tbe free silver men another chill. A Ask your neighbors. Tliey all say that wo h haul better loads, best, teams, and always at tho right price. fur-nis- .1 open aii Nieht. rr Barnett & Arnold. mit'trn 11 ittrirr.tl'nTrrf'fniTr-Hl- 1 - - -.- . -- 1. A t firtf.itiifftii BZ1 trt'ftr'inifl'iT'MiiTiaNir'lrrtA n9"! - cod-liv- er Torpid Liter cantei Depression of Spirits, Indigestion, Headache, Constipation. Use Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine to stimulate that organ. M. Mc ORG, Contractor and Builder 15 YBA- -8 SCOTT'S i EMULSION is reported that tbe fact has lately been revealed tbat Georgia now has one of the richest veins of copper to be found in tbe United States, second only in its immense value to the great mines of Michigan. Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine never has,, and we do oof see bow it can fail to cure kidney disorders. It gives nature tbe aid needed, and nature thus aided never falls. St. Bernard Drugstore, essee now on record was recently made, when 3,000,000 acres of coal and timber land changed bands. The Basle, Kla. of all Birds, is noted for its keen sight, clear and distinct vision. So are those persons who use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids. Sold by all dealers at 23 cents, It BXPERIINOI. EARUNJaTDW, KY, ? All PUataa nl DltiMiMna T?AlAf1 AHrl made complete ready for occupancy, la- - If dueling tne lurmsmnc oi an matenm mechanical ancj. common labor, r Tbe biggest land deal of Eastern Tenn- ,eedt Estimates cheerfully given on all kind i" i "Vi DRAWN UPON SHORT NO- - of Building apd Special Work. Give' me a ; caanco ai your won uciuta icuing coniraci. Ar na Tlrr i'y"y n)til""g""1C:'"",yil""y,"lT,""y"!T1""''1" T""V'"IIIP""'WW"1"'IP" "V" V'"'"T"l'V,m'fHW ' PICATION8 l!hf.NJ!'nl.!IT!u-- l ' PrIco reasonable and satisfaction guaran- - f r I mii'ni''n ''' 'n ifnili'ieeitifri'te' GEORGE O. TOY, accessor to Isaac Davis.) '' , v. so-call- n James Bourdlcy Ross, Jr. will find that a fact. o When you ask for Dr. A Liver The announcement is received Mediolne, see that yon get M. and Simmons wortho It not some The hypophosphltes (hat are o from Gum, Tenn., of the arrival less imitation, oil combined with the there on Sunday, April, 16th of give additional value to it because Mr.' and Mrs. E. E. Stodghill 2 thev (one up (he nervous swum James Bourdley Ross, Jr. Mrs. were in Madisonville Saturday. and imp strength to the whole a Ross is there with her mother, A TEA this cod-liv- good" preparations, you o is Mrs. William McCarley visited Madisonville, Monday! LIVERY & FEED STABLE. At tbe Old Stand, on Malp Street, Just west of depot, ' I'S t A A . body. '- 2j scot Kr ri - ,, J . .. 43& .& A ",i . $1.00. all drucUis, WNE, Chemist. New Yprfc. lon and happy life to the new arrival and heartiest congratulations to the parents. P rlMHlvl jMtoa-NUBI- corM els, Constipation sad Indigestion. Regulates the Liver. Price, 35 eta. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. AN DCP' v EAULINGTQN, KY. rf-- . First-Cla- maun Equipment and Prompt Service. itwtMtititww iiniinninit''i''H'isiB'iB'nnnii i' tt ss m f'T I.Jli r '&$&3&jbJkti. . r&-- t: te. H Ssr 5 l I J - liV ilEHr 1 i i ..... DOWN IN , HH- EM "Su 3nbustcg we Mrs. L. A. NINE GOOD ONES Grand Commandery Golden Cross STATE C. E. CONVENTION Lr)cte." LOCALES. Miss Jennie McGary is visiting in Louisville. farmer visited Madi-sonvil- le Monday. Charlie McGary visited Saturday. , Miss Lnllje, Robinson spent urday in Madisonville. Madi-sonville Sat- & r Miss Inez.Deanyjsited friends in Madisonville . Saturday. Mrs, N. I. Toombs was in Madisonville, Saturday, shopping. W. O. Toy, the clever "knight of the razor." is taking a week's lay-off. lr w& r farmer friends, called to see us Monday. is Mr. Allen LaffooN, one of our can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to The Grand Commandery of Kentucky Knights and Ladies of the May Contest for the Historic GoldenCross in session at Louis-vill- e Kentucky Derby. lost week, elected the followThe program for the coming ing Officers for the," .ensuing two spring meeting of the New Louis years:-'ville Jockey club was issued the C. B. Hatfield, Paducah, G. E. The meeting first of the week. C; Mrs. Helen S, Roberts, Louiswill begin Derby Day, May 4, ville, G. Vi C.; the Rev. W. L. and continue fiftce'n days. Eleven Cashman, .Calhoun. G. Pr, W. B. Fiom the Moore, Louisville, G. K. of R,; stakes will be run J. nine will indications present H. Burnett, Paducah, G. T.; J. J. go to the post in Kentucky Derby, G. H.; Fred Glenn, Guthrie, as follows: Manuel, VV. Overton, Knapp, Louisville, G. W. I G, ; J. Mazo, Desperado, The Kentuck-ian- , W.Lamb, Sturgis, G. W. O. G. His Lordship, Ordnung, The Messrs. E. L. Boggell, of ClinBarrister and Billy House. ton; J. L. Powell, of Paducah, and Wonderful Discovery. Dr. H. Phillips, of Louisville, were Lunsford, Ala., April 15, 1898. elected Grand Trustees. New Spencer Medicine Co Messrs. C II. Murphey, of MadDear Sirs: I have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint. I had no isonville, and T. E. Gosncll, of appetite and my general health was very bad. I took medicine from four different Louisville, were elected delegates doctors and they failed to do me any good. to the Supreme Commandery, I got no relief until I began lo uso your valuable Nubian Tea I used about two which meets in Philadelphia in dollars worth of it, and it did me more May. W. H, Crutchficld, of Louisgood than all the medicine I ever took. I pounds in weight ville, and D. A. Brooks, of Sturhave gained and my health is very good. I can sleep gis, were elected alternates. excellent, f soundly and my appetite ' THE MINES. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. t thirty-fiv- e !.' Uncle Jack Ooodloe Dead. Uncle Jack Goodloe, who lived near Grapevine, died Monday, and Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Gordon, of was buried at Grapevine Tuesday Madisonville, visited Earlington afternoon. Mr. Goodloe was one of the old citizens of the county Saturday. and is well known by all our older Mr. Alec Lunsford, the clever citizens. For several years past an invalid. He was a mill man, of Madisonville, was a he has been Uncle Kemp Goodloe brother of caller Tuesday. and Uncle Henry Goodloe. He was a member of Grapevine church SunMiss IJssic McCord spent fora long period. day in Earlington with the family Beware of Ointments for Catarrh of Mr. M. McCord. Manager Goldman, of the Grand ai mercury will surely destroy the sense of Leader Store, Madisonville, was smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mu' in the city Monday. cous surfaces. Such articles should never Misses Elizabeth and Margaret Victory returned to St. Vincents, Monday. to any comthe world as being a munity. Any one who doubts this stateOscar Uaker. ment can write Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. God-send that Contain flercury, "I'jS '?: opTonight at Assembly Dudley will preach. Hall Bish Last night k he preached at Madisonville, Miss Eula Long,of Madisonville, was the guest ot Miss Moore several days last week. Hon. William Goebel will speak W at Madisonville on Monday, May tuc nrsc uay oi circuit uun. - ., be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do is ten told to tbe good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. I. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, contains no mercury and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get (he genuine. It is taken Internally and made in Toledo. 0.,'by I7. J. Cheney '& Co. Testimonials free. Sold by druggists, price 75c. per bottle. Hall's Family Pilb are the best. The School Case." Frdm The Hustler. Reports from farmers in differ"Quite a number of people have ent sections of the country are that inquired lately as to what is being the tobacco plants arc doing done with trie school case. The lawyers in the case say that the s? nicely. record is about ready to go to the V. Miss Mary Ruby Morton, of Court of Appeals and that the Madisonville, spent Saturday with matter will be taken up in a few Misses Margaret and Kathennc days. The court will be asked to ,, A, advance the case on the docket and give an early decision, which Doug Garnett, a brush artist of is almost certain to be done. HMadlsonville. was in Earlington A Thousand Tongues Monday looking after some paintCould not express the rapture of Annie E. Springer, of 1115 Howard St., Philaing contracts. Victory. g The Christian Endeavor was held in the M. E. prayer-meetin- J&&' . Church, South, Sunday evening, and was well attended. Turner Ruby, of Madisonville, ! & . i."- was in the city Monday on business, and remained over to the K. of P. Lodge meeting that night, A ul & j" y. i W. Kcown, the popular ton-sorartist, who has been visiting Will Cozart, who was formerly a with Ins wife in St. Charles for a conductor on the Henderson more rocentiy a conductor week or more, is back at work on the Illinois Central but of Louisagain. ville, has resigned his position on Percy Miller, formerly of the the latter road. He returned home Madisonville Hustler, but who is this week. now business manager of Glenn's Wtak Dye are Midi Strong, Graphic, Guthrie, was a caller dim vision made clear, styea removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind Tuesday. divi-sion,a- delphia, Pa , when she found that Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption bad completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years had made lile a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, but she says of this Royal Cure "It soon removed tho pain in my chest and I can now sleep soundly, something I can scarcely remember doing before. I feel like sounding lis praises Ihroughout the Universe." So will every one who tries Dr. King's New Discovery for any trouble of Ihs Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 50c and it 00. Trial bottles free at Si Uernard Drug Store, every botile guaranteed. J. speedily and effectually curedby the use of Sutherland's Ragle Bye Salve. It's put Tim Mahoney, who has been np in tubes and sold on i guarantee by all Kinc's Commercial Col good druggists. lege, Louisville, ;s here for a visit Mrs. S. E. Stevens returned to relatives, having completed his' Friday night from LouisviIle,where she went as a delegate to the Grand course in that institution. Commandery U. 0. G. C. The Col. W. A. Toombs, that fa- Commandery will hold' its next bicetious "equine" editor, is busily ennial meeting at PaJucali." engaged with the jack plane, (.not ...... CUBAN RELIEF cures and hammer at pres- PianiPrSConcNouraljUimdToothMho the iuflvo minutes. SourStomach ent, and informs us that hi neighs rad Smaser Complaints- .- Price, 25 Contd. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. will be be "nos" for several weeks. jack-pot), r. &&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&& 4? Where Do You 0 Buy Your Stockifls and Socks? .. gently yet promptly and ennblinfr ono amounted to nearly JGoo.ooo and was disto overcome habitual constipation perthere last week. This amount is tributed manently. IU perfect freedom from an increaso of more every objectionable quality and subthan stance, nnd Its acting on tho kidneys, amount over the same period last year. liver and bowels, without weakening It is reported that the Chincjo Eastern or Irritating them, make It tlio Ideal laxative. Railroad, which is a continuation of tbe In tho process of manufacturing1 figs Great system, has placed aro used, as they aro pleasant to tho at tbe table an order with the Maryland Steel Works taste, but tho medicinal qualities of tho Robbed the Qrave. but tbe extremely wealthy, and In many for 75,000 tons of rails. remedy aro obtained from senna and Oood for the Children. other aromatic plants, by a method cases members themselves of eigantic A startling incident, of which Mr, John If we are allowed to form an opinion in Hinson, of Hiuton, Ala., Mrs. known to tho California Fio Synur Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject, writes us Ella August lath, 1898. "I advise all trusts. Co. only. In order to get Us beneficial regard to the entensivo improvements gois narrated by him, as follows: "I was in mothers to give their children Planter's effects and to nvoid imitations, pleaso Weigher John Salmon, ot the Crabtree ing on at Earlington by the Increase of dreadful condition. My skin was Nubian Tea when they are puny or freta most remember the full name of the Company mines, was over last Saturday on a side track capacity, by what we hear and yellow, eyes suken, tongue coated, ful. I keep this medicine In the almost printed on tho front of every package. house and pain continually in back and sides, no ap- when tbe children are oiling I give them a visit to relatives and friends, as well as at- partly see, we would say tbat the indicaCALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. petite gradually growing weaker day by dose tending to Important business. and that is tbe last of it." tions are tbat few cities in the state will SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. day. Three physicians bad given me up. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. LOUISVILLE. KY. NEW YORK, W. X. have more side track room in the near fuIf reports are true, one of tho would-b- e fortunately, a iriena aavtsea trying For sale by all Druggists. Price 50c. per bottle. Electric Bitten,' and to my great joy and miners who last week took bis departure ture than Earllgton. Wages Up. surprise, the first bottle made a decided riannlngton Notes. from here for the West was never known Civil Engineer Burns and an assistant, I continued their use for improvement. Increased wages are noted in to do a hard day's work. If be keeps up from Louisville were here last week surw. A. NISBE1 , President three weeks, and am now a well man. I Mrs. Willie Drake, of Madisonville, o. W. WADD1LL, Csiblsr know they saved my life, and robbed the the caso of 135 brickmakcrs at the record, be will feel lonesome out there veying for new side tracks and buildings. spent Friday night with the family of her grave of another victim." No one should Montello, Berks county, father, Mr. N. Y, Richardson. Pa.; 800 without relatives or friends lo fall back on. The night office at Cedar Hill has CLouaty fail lo try them. Only 50 cts., guaranteed Miners and other laborers are evidently machinists, Reading, Pa.; patternfor tbe present, and operator Jesse at St. Uernard Drug Store. Mr. Robert Hewlett visited Kelly Sunday. Being Sunday, it Was not exactly a makers, Elizabeth, N. J., from 3 getting tired ot taking Interest in politics, Coflman has returned borne. when it can be seen tbat our present poliGeneral Gomez. The report that tho L. & N. had ac- business trip. to $3.25 per day; coremakers,same ticians work exclusively for self aggranMr. Richard Gunn and wife, of near , Among the many delegates from place, $2.25-t- $2. 50, and moulders dizement and not for the good of tho whole quired possession of the M. & O. has not been confirmed, but It is about time the White Plains, spent Sunday with the famKy. many lands that arc expected to also at 'Elizabeth, per cent; iron- people. 5 attend the Southern Baptist Con- workers, Lebanon. Pa., a second According to the reports just published, L. & N. should make another scoop of ily of M. S. Mcintosh. --some opposition line. Mr. Bill Hewlett and family, of Kelly, Gapfal Stock, vention which meets in Louisville advance of 10 per cent; puddlers, Kentucky stands tenth in the production of Again are wo called upon to chronicle have moved to this city to make their fuTransacts a general banking business May 13, it is expected that Gen. Pottstown, Pa., from 2.50 to $2.75 coal for tbe year 1898, having produced another fatal accident caused by attempt- ture home. and invites the accounts of the citixens of Cutens. Pennsylvania takes tbe ing to ride a train without ticket or perMaximo Gomez, ho leader of per ton, to take effect May t; 1,400 354V32 Mrs. Bettie Mcintosh and son, Dilmus, Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has tbe finest and most secure vault In ban patriots, will be present. Del- corset makers, Bridgeport, Ct., 10 lead with C4.229.C27 tons of bituminous mission. Last Monday evening while a made a business trip to Madisonville coal to her credit. tbat section ot Kentucky freight train was leaving; the siding at Brazil, China, to egates from Africa, 20 per cent. L "Alexander City Gold Mines The Ro- - Crofton, a colored man named Pete made Cuba, Italy, Japan and Mexico Mr. Silvcy and little grandson, of Kelly, manof Land & Mining Co. (recently incor an effort to board the same and steal a I Capital Stock Paid is, Sorploi Find To Err is Human. visited here Saturday. are expected to be present. There porated by Eastern capitalists) has pur ride, when be missed his bold and was People like to talk about attractive A few of our Red Hill and Mannlngton 150,000. 120,000. will be special rates given by the chased the La Mascota cold mining thrown under the train and cut to pieces. things in advertising. In a company reCOMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807. property near Alexander City and is equip- It seems that just before tbe fatal acci- jakes paid Earlington a call Saturday night. railroads to Louisville, cently the proverb above quoted, and which appeared at the head of one of a ping the mine with tbe most modern and dent, he bad jumped a train on the hill The boys succeeded pretty well in riding of Cure of Rheumatism. well constructed series was advertisements improved machinery; capacity will be between Empire and Crofton and ridden the bumpers, Remarkable of Hood's Sarsaparilla, so much dis- greatly increased and operatives will numMrs. Sophia Oates and daughter aro visinto the latter placo on it, and was in the Kcnna, Jackson Co., W, Va. cussed that we doubt if any one there will About'tbree years ago my wife bad an at- ever forget the source whence It came. ber 100. Theodore Vos Burgh Is general act of continuing bis journey south when iting Mr. Jesse Oldham and family. tack of rheumatism which confined her to Messrs. Hood & Co. are using these manager, and H. J. Cameron, superintend- the accident occurred. Ask Edgar Lyell what he was so frighther bed for over a month and rendered her proverb advertisements on a very broad ent." Roadmaster Robson was here this week ened about at church, Sunday night. Every unable to walk a step without assistance, scale, and tbey are attracting' discussion The advantages of a bank account This company, as we understand it, has closely looking after improvements now hair on his bead was standing straight. her limbs being swollen to doubla their and favorable comment everywhere. are numerous. It is not to busiits headquarters at Henderson, Ky,, and under headway. normal size. Mr. S. Maddox insisted on ness men we are talking they Mr. Frank Wright, of Earlington, will my using Chamberlain's Pain Dalm. I know ail about it but to salaried In the special sporting number has at that place quite a large number ot The contract for tbe new turn table bas make Mannington bis future home. bottle and used it purchased a fifty-cemen, wage earners and to women. stockholders, who own gold mines In Alasaccordion to directions, and the next morn ai Harper's Weekly Caspar Whitbeen let to a firm now running a quary at Misses Lee, Ida and Rillia Mcintosh There's safety if the bank is a ka In addition to those mentioned above. ing she walked to breakfast without assistgood one. There's convenlence-th- e Goodtetts, Tenn., and Ihe rock work will spent a pleasant evening at tho home of ance in any manner, and she has not bad ney writes most interestingly of money always ready and out soon be commenced. Mrs. Martha Cordier, last Saturday. a similar attack since. A. 13. Parsons. life in the Malay archipelago. A TIMELY HINT. of reach of your own petty squanWonder If Mr. Balnbrldge enjoyed tbe Yon should bo wlsaaud see that your Mood Is For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earldering, too. It Is easy to spend the ma rich and pure and your whole system put in a Prof. Pfatenbauer, who bas for tbo last music? ington; lien T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; Mr. Whitney collected small sums when you have a largo perfectly healthy condition by the nsa of Dr. year or two been doing Ihe decorating of George King, St. Charles. terial for this and for other articles Carlstedt's German Liver Powder. Then you coil cars for the L. & N. here, has this sum In your pocket Mr. Will Batnbndgo will soon leave will be free from malaria, typhoid fever, colds of the same nature on his recent and. the grip. Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver week taken his departuro for Ihe far West. Mannington, and his going will ho regret- MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Good Program. Powder Is the best medicine money can buy. journey around the world. No one For your Cold try Dr. Otto'a Sprues) So many new side tracks are now being ted by the young people especially, From tbo Hustler. A Dilmus Mcintosh returned to Madisonperhaps, is so well qualified to write Gum alsam. Price 25o and COo constructed tbat it keeps Supervisor SulliThe young peoples' societies of m Bottla. Co ompoimO van on tbe jump lo see that the work is ville Monday. on sport as Caspar Whitney, and sale by For Madisonville will hold another inprobably done. Messrs. H. Welsh and Wilier Marsh St. Bernard Drug Store, teresting meeting next Sunday af- his account of how the natives of prescriptions Tbe annual "old hoss sale," of the were in this section last Saturday. ternoon at the Christian church, the Malay peninsula find diversion of the Nashville, freight department Letter List. properly it takes time. It requires Miss Maggie Hunt, who has been very " experience and a complete knowledge beginning at 3 o'clock. The citi- is well worth reading. Mamma's I'et. The following letters remain uncalled Chattanooga & St. Louis Road began yes- ill, is improving. ot drugs. It requires tho druggisv zens of the town arc cordially infor in tbe Earlington postolBce, and will be terday morning at 10 o'clock in the freight to have a large amount of drugs-fre- sh HAS NATURE WARNED YOU? sent to tbo dead letter office unless called rooms, at the corner of Church and Waldrugs. He must give the besv vited to be present and participate Nature lierselt did in the early Barbs of streets, J. B. Morgan acting as aucpossible work, and for compensation spring, blossoms forth and flowers cumin g Earling- lha depondeat chordtreesvibrato to tbla, tbs for. In calling for these letters, please nut in this meeting, also the to he must be reasonable. tioneer. During tbe day there were about raostUellifhlfnl of all, springtime and bow do say tbey are advertised. ton society. yon feolY IlaTS ynn tbat tired shaky feellttff, Arrendell, F. M. Constant coughing Is very annoying, 300 packages disposed of at prices ranging Barrow, Hugh the forerunner of Chills, Malaria and Typhoid and tho continuous hacking and irri- WITH THE AUOVE FACTS REMEto-HE- R from 5 cents to $18. Nearly JSoo was reBrown, George Ferer? If bo, you must not pass tbla warning Bailey, J. A. Example is Better than Precept. as It Is an Indication of sickness; avoid this; Benson, Mrs. Sabra Bradsbaw, Mr. Jim alized from yesterday's sale. Tbe sale tation will soon attack and injaro tho WE'RE CAREFUL. dolicato lining of tho throat and air consult us as onr adTlce costs you nothing-Carlisle, C.'A. Those sententious proverbs, or old saws, Call on your dmegltt and procure a bottle of Condr, Anna will be continued until the unclaimed passages. Tako advico and nso Dr. Cook, Sweet which are used as prefixes to all ot the Or. CarlJtcdt's German Liver Powder. Take Clark, Tom freight, amounting to over 1,000 packages, Hull's Cough Syrup in timo. This then Clark, B. M. time ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, Hood Sarsaparilla advertising in thousands one dosa a day at bed bottlefor si days; Chill Gates, Rob of Yucatan follow by procuring A wonderful remedy will euro you, bas been disposed of. Egbert, Mrs. Cora ot papers throughout tbe country, are evi- Tonic, following' tbo directions and after two Christy, John Good, Mrs Artbula At yesterday's sale there were several dence of a new and original style ot dis- weeks' course of tbeso two ff rest remedies, you, Finley, j. II Hays, Rev, J. H. like tbe flowers look play advertising both pleasing and effective. will feci yourself for tbe malarialIn the spring-- Hall, John women who bid on a number of articles. BO YEARS' or hot season Holdman, Elder Prepare Hegan, James Tbe Hood firm is to be congratulated on when tho atmosphere Is full of eerms. It According to tbo rules, no one was perEXPERIENCE Johnson. Mrs. Nan so cleverly adapting such wisdom as has necessary and when your system warns you, Houser, Wm repeat Logan, Filce mitted lo take away their purchases until Another and soldthe above. These Remedies In stock King, II, B. filtered down through centuries. by Long, John Laffoon, Charlio Ihe close of the sale, so that all were kept charming thing about this Hood adver Cures a Cough or Cold at onco. Mumpbrey, Mary F. Adam, Mrs. Henrietta in anxious expectancy to see what tbey had Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors St. Bernard Drug Store. tising is the unique typj tbey are using Peyton, Mrs. Martha recommend It. Price jjcU. At all druggists. bought. One man bought a box of adverRoss, Miss Frank D. McGary made his first Smith. Mrs. Clarica Sisk, E. H. Queen She is drowlng. tising matter for some medical preparatrip on the roid for the Kemper-Woolwin- e Sisk, M. M. Taylor, Mr. Frank Trade Marks From Glenn's Graphic tions, while another expended a dollar for DEBIS.NS J. H. Watson Candy and Cracker Co., Wright, Mrs. Maria G. Robinson, some school charts. Many of Ihe boxes CopvmaHTtt Ac. ft is certainly gratilying to the C, P. M. Anrone sending a sketeh uid description mr were heavy and were not opened at the the people of that town to know of Nashville, last week, visiting iulcklr iiscortKln our opinion free whether n mTontlon Is probsblr patentable. Communicafreight depot, Wynns Items. tions strlctlr conSdontlnL Ilsudbook on I'atenta (hat Earlington is growing so rap- Earlington and other Hopkins sent free. Oldest Banner for iccunniz patents. Tuscumbia, Ala., April 17. A novel The farmers are making large prepera-tio- n I'stont Ukon through Uunn A Co. rocelro idly, A census of that little city county town. Frank went from tpt'M notice, without clmreo, la tbs proceeding occurred In the caso of Richard crops. for their shows that there are now 2566 here with a nice budget of orders Mr. Wbitson Stanley, of tbe While Carr, of Sheffield vs. the Northern Alasouls who live in that town. The and promises to become a success- Plains vicinity, visited Mr. Walker, ot our bama Railroad at Jasper, Ala., a few days A hundsomerr llloitrsted. weeklr. foreest dr. culatlon of any sclcntlUR Journal. Terms, S3 a yean fonrmonthi.il. Bold brail newsdealer. since. In an accident two or three years Bee of that place is doing a good ful and popular commercial trav- town last Saturday night. New York MUNN&Co.30'53" ago, Carr, who was a brakeman on the eler. deal of crowing over the matter. Wilson Oglesby is improving, after a four Brancb Office, 135 V Bt, Washlsaron, II. U. Northern Alabama, had both legs cut off weeks' spell of fever. Henry Kochier 5: Company, above the knees and brought suit against Best way to Invest 35 Cents. Mr. Berry will shortly move from our Dealers of Louisville, Ky., Lumber tbe road, tbe jury awarding bim damage to July 1st, 1898. Antioc, Miss., invite correspondence with Mill town to make bis borne in Hopkinsville. the amount of $10,000. Pending an apCo. New Spencer Medicine Messrs. S. H. Fox, W. R. Putman and peal of tbe caso to the Supreme Court bis I want to tell yqu what I' think of your men who have lumber for sale. Nubian Tea. I have used it myself and They buy Poplar and Hardwoods A. O. Oglesby tmde a business trip to attorneys attached a freight train at Jasper In my family, and it is all tbat you claim or ureen. Mortons Gap last week. mixed cars, and it looked as though business on the for it It is tbe best Liver Medicine I ever in Henry Fox has Just finished cleaning oQ road would be suspended, until tbe railtried. It is just tbe Ibiug to tuke If you Write them. Yoonq Rattler, feel bad and are bilious. his meadow. road's attorney Capt. R. T. Simpson, of IbMbV A. D. Lancaster. Postmaster Webster, of Mani-toFlorence, filed an injunction restraining Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. action, thus securing a release of tbe has notified the authorities I freight train, which started on its way to that he will not continue as postBowling Game. Sheffield after many hours delay. bowling game at Madi- master at that place longer than In the For Infants and Children. one-balf Trans-Siberian been-close- Will Be Held nt Madisonville, Ky., , Page after page of the United Mine Workers' Journal contains glowing acMay 19 to 21, 1899. ot tbe wonderful The citizens of that hospitable counts while in other places growth of tbat order, an urgent apcity are making great preparations peal Is made to members of said organizafor the Entertainment or the Ninth tion to respond liberally to a call for aid for C.ooo miners now out of employment State C. E. Convention. in Arkansas and the Indian territory. So They are enthusiastic. This convention will be the best it can be seen while tbey report tbe addition of thousands to their order, thousands the State has ever had. The pro are thrown out of work by following tbe gram is the most complete ever bad advice given them by the leaders ot furnished. Such men as William tbat organization. So where can the good T Ellis, Philadelphia; Jas. Lewis be found In such on order? The prediction is made that before many Howe, Lexington, Va.: Z. T. months those colored miners who left here Sweeny, formerly of Richmond, last week for Indian Territory will in a few Va., and William Shaw, Boston, months be found walking back to old KenMass., as well as some of the most tucky. Few good men leave Earlington to finished speakers of our own State, hunt work in other mines, and if tbey do lbc nearly always return when an opporhave been secured for addresses. tunity presents itself. E. O. Excccll will conduct the Foreman Toombs informs us tbat beginmusic. ning Ibis week he will, with bis crew, be Madisonville extends a most cor- found at tbe Arnold mines putting In new dial invitation, entertainment free. scales and building a new tip. Every member of all the Young Quite naturally.miners will take very litPeople's Societies of the State tle interest in tbe cry raised against trusts ban should attend this convention; it by tbe New York queters, when it Is an evident fact that will be a spiritual feast. they can find no room for any -- Mr. Erwin Jones, late of Montgomery, Ala., has been appointed freight agent at this place to tako the place of Mr. John Eaker, who bas gone to Paris, fenn. Mr. Jones bas been connected with tbe L. & N. R. R. fort&e past fifteen years. This of itself isKlence 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 bis family here about the first of next month. Glenn's (Guthrie) Graphic. According to tbe commercial reports, fully 500,000 wage earners have been benefited by the industrial activity that bas followed the inauguration ot a Republican administration and Ihe enactment of a protective tariff law. Increases in wages never have followed the induction into office of a Democratic President. Springfield (III.) Journal. Tbe payroll of tbe Pennsylvania Railroad shops at Altoona, Pa., alone, Dr. Moore, of White Plains, was here Saturday. Miss Cordle Coyle has returned from a visit to Mrs. W. R. Coyle at Earlington Mrs. Dick Croft attended the protracted meeting at Earlington several nights last week. C. E. Morton and wife visited relatives at Nebo last week. Rev. I. H. Teel, of Earlington, filled bis regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday morning and evening. He bad a splendid hearing. Mr. Geo. M. Davis was in Hopkinsvillc, one day last week, on business. Mr. and Mrs. M. Cain were in Evans-villlast week, purchasing goods for the tho St. Bernord store here. Superintendent Harris contemplates taking a trip to South Carolina for a much needed rest. Wo aro sorry to pen the news of ihe sudden death of little Jimmio Stanley, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Stanley, which oc curred Friday night about 10 o'clock. He was taken Thursday, when the all,, jing physician, Dr. Almon, pronounced it spinal meningils. Ho was burled at Concord Sunday afternoon. Rev. Prico Gat-ll- n delivered a few well chosen remarks In a most Impressive manner. We extend the heartbroken family our sympathy and trust they may placo their trust in onr heayenly father wbo alone Is ablPto comfort, and may they so live ibat when tbe messenger of death lays his cold Icy fingers upon them they may be prepared to enter into tbe joys of tbe better world, and there meet their darling boy and loved ones who have crossed tbe silent river .and are now at rest with their Maker, e, An Excellent Combination. Tho pleasant method and beneficial effects of tho well known remedy, Svr.ur op Pros, manufactured by tho - M CAi.tror.NtA F10 Svnur Co., lllustrato the value of obtaining- tlio liquid laxa- tive principles of plants known to bo medicinally laxatfvo and prescntluo; them In tho form most refreshing' to tho taste and acceptable to tho system. It Is tho ono perfect strengthening' laxative, cleansing tho system effectually, 3opkins -- BANR Madisonville, $50,000. Sat-urda- s. JNO. G.MORTON, Coughing-- . "i . Dr.BulIs COUCH SYRUP isZmkEEl Scientific Jfrnerican dry u, Wall Paper We have some Choice, Standard Patterns inWall Paper, Good Goods at Reasonable Prices, which will serve many housekeepers as well as the high-price- d 9SSlyTjr'J CASTOR A 0$ c G I? 49 49 49 49 49 49 Doesthe Hosiery You BuyQ Wear Satisfactorily.. f Hosiery business for years. Wahave been studying tho G t 0 0 h . 1 fpo-d- a we are very 49 49 49 49 proud of our HOSIERY-- i; 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 3 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 Our No. 506 Department. Boy's or Misses' Fast Black, Ribbed Top, Seamless Foot, running in sizes from 6 to at 10 cents is the first HOSE at this price we have ever shown with a Double Knee. Suppose you buy one pair and compare it with the HOSE you have been paying 15 cents for. We say it's as good and will leave it with you. 9j, try to show a superiority in every class of Merchandise wo handle. Our great effort in this direction, coupled with t that we are willing to do business on a smaller margin than our competitors, prompts us in saying in this connection, that our No. 125 La Fast Black, Double Sole and Toe and Spliced Heel, is the equal of any STOCKING you have cents been gaving i2 lor i t 09e the-fac- 0 0 o sonville last Friday evening between selected players from and Madisonville, the .Madisoaville boys were the win ners. This makes a game won by each team. The deciding game will come off at Hopkinsvillc some time in the near future. Hop-kjnsvil- le the next week, and unless some The Kind You Have Always Bought one there can 1)0 prevailed upon to Boars tha take the office, it will bq disconSignature of tinued. &$?&5r Dr. M, A, Simmons Liver Medlclno Clears Ike Complexion, gives Quoysncy to the Mind, cures HeadachjrfKegoiates Stomach, Dowels and Liver. THOS. B.YOUNG Manufcttirerof High Grade .. ,. Mortons Gap News. Israel Davis, ot Madisonville, visited relatives here last week. Hoy Robinson spent Saturday in Madisonville. Misses Borders, Jennings and Longstaff, of Earlington, visited in Mortons last week. Misses Vlrgie Exell, Zella and Emma Roberts and Minnie Downey,accompanied by Mart Downey andOtho O'Uryant spent Sunday In Earlington. Dick Croft and William Wilson attended Indira In Earlincton Monday niebt. Boots and Shoes, RipalrWo'k a Specialty. 0 ofr i 0 i 0 spent hundreds of dotlars with doctors and lor meuiciue iu do avail uuiu uscu ui, This remedy makes Bell's weak lungs strong. It has saved my life. J. B. Rose!!. Grantsburg, III. y. Coughed as Years. I suffered for 35 years with a cough, and House for Sale. Reliable Salesman to sell the best I have a nice five room frame specialty on the market. Staple cottage located on Sebree Avenue article and ready seller, affording large profit. No samples or de- - in Earlington, which I will sell for posit required. Address 925 Ma- cash. For terms see jestic Building, Detroit, Mich. J. J. McGregor, Wanted Papers offered :: :: :: :: elsewhere. TGUD TO SHOW YOU. 0 ofr 0 c. 0 Capt. L. D. Hockersmith and daughter, Miss Eppic, and Misses Kale Winstead, Gara and Mjfrtio M. B. Long, the popular pro- Wooten und Mesdames' Groves and prietor of the Bon Ton Bakery and Hayes, of Madisonville, attended Confectionery, has been giving the meeting in progress at (he M. things a new coat of paint around E. Church, Sunday evening. and is now his establishment, good Money to dispense ice cream sodas cured by ocr patentAddressideas may be se ready Jo aid. THE PATENT to the thirsty horde. RECORD, Baltimore, Md. Pr. Sawyer's Little Wide Awake Pills gtye purity of blood and vigor of thought by perfectly regulating the bowels and cure biliousness, Inactive liver and constipation, St. Bernard Drugstore. Lee Cozart, the clever restaurant keeper, has added an electric cigar lighter to his establishment. Persons who desire to light their A. M. Barnctt, of Ncbo, made prefect'os can now do so by merely an assignment Monday for the ben touching the lighter and that will The deed re do the rest. efit of his creditors. cites that he is indebted in a larger Matlio J, Atkinson, Llckburg, Ky., writes: Dr. amount than he is.ablc to, pay. The M. A. Simmons Liter Medicines Is, all its proprie usual exemptions are reserved. R. tors claim for it. It will euro Palpitation ot the Heart sure. Would not give one dose of It for P, Morrow is the assignee. three ot Mack Draughtor six of Zellin't, -- Earlington, Ky. 0 We are anxtous lo place our HOSIERY in the hands of every readei of Tub Bkb, COME, and see us, and if wo fall to show a superiority we shall not ask you to buy. Come and be convinced we are the HOSIERY PEOPLE. ::: :t. o ofr c ofr ofr ofr 6fr ofr -- ,.rSvvr V THE SAME PHIOE BISHOP &CO... ofr ON THE SAME THING TO EVERY BODYyT, ofr ofr Harper's Magazine for May preSt. Bernard General sents, a very interesting number. Mary E. Wilkins has contributed SS1 23 'Catherine Carr," a story of the Revolution, one of the best she A Coat of Many Colors Met the Requirements of has yet written. Richard Harding Davis writes of "Our War Cor But What Your House Requires is TWO COATS respondents in Cuba and Puerto 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 v in London," illustrated by A. E. Prices Right. Your Trade Solicited: Sterner. In the line of illustration farmer's Magazine is unsurpassed. Quality Unsurpassed. Tho present riumbcr is profusely illustrated by such artists as Carlton T. Chapman, R. F. Zogbaum, T. de Thulstrop, A. B, Frost, and Frederic Remington. Store. Joseph, of .... wish to state to the general pub He that owing to the demand for new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I have procured the s shoemaker services of a from Evansvillc and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice. All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction. ' I first-clas- ; HK9 "INDeX" MIXED PAINTS. irHinjtiinitvfttiwn'iir 53' C3 St. Bernard Drug Sfee. ranp-- r f J DON'T DESPAIR! An American THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON IV, SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 23. !HHHHHHHHHtHHHiH(HrtH$tHHMtHHttttHHStHHHHHHHnM r 1 Scientist's Great Work. fTcxt lit tile ,, Consumption, Pneumonia, La Grippe, Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis and All Lung and Bronchial Troubles Can be Positively and Permanently Cured. lDr. Slocum's System of Treatment lias Revolutionized Old-Tlm- ' o Theories. ...,!. A " frco Courao of Treatment for t i!HMn.imvifu All Sufferers for the Mere Asking. wi i --h i W'" cr,"8 iliKffilB2iH jjn'ii t'tim" jr i LV.iww,mji tm.' flfi&? Vajivr.L. J. 'tsSmwW i Wf.A.l eJtT J OtliJL kSK A ' vr If hymmWJr r I Filp-- S p rjf iy ALWi Af J -- Wo I s? Saw SOJ?iVE JJV Tili? The Doctor Demonstrating to Medical Mca, Scientists, Statesmen and Student the Value of the JVctr Slocam System of Treatment for the Permanent Cure of Z.nng Consumption, Catarrh and All Pulmonary and Wasting Diseases. Do you cough? Do your lungs pain you? Is your throat sore and inflamed' Do you spit up jfhlepm? 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 most :J,thae in your body the seeds of thedevasdangerous malady that has ever tated the earth consumption. Consumption, the bane of those who have been brought up in the beliefs that this disease was hereditary, that it was fatal, that none could recover who were once firmly clasped in its relentless grip. But now known to be curable, made g discoveries of so by the that man whose name has been given o this new system of treatment. Now known to be preventable and curable by following and practising his hygienic teachings. The new system of treatment will cure you' of consumption and of all diseases which can be traced back to weak lungs is a foundation, o It is not a drug system, but a system f etrm destruction and body building world-stirrin- SIOCVM LABORATORIES, NEW YORK CITY. XT... nll.l,nrApt Kilt i Not a step backward, but a stride out of the old ruts. Made possible only by Pasteur s, Virchow's, Metchnikofrs and Slocum's atcst discoveries in bacteriology, liy- ijicnc ana tncrapeuiics. In plain English, a system of modern The System consists of Four Preparations which act simultaneous and supplement each other's curative action. You are invited to test what this system will do for you, if you arc sick, by writing for a free treatment to the Laboratories, New York City. WRITE TO THE DOCTOR. Send your name and full express and postoflice address to the Slocum Laboratories, 98 Pine street, New York, and mention this paper, and the Four Free Preparations of medicine will be forwarded you. The system is a positive cure for consumption, 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. 9 The test is to try it. SIo-cu- scicniinc utscasc tunny. and, as Ho Kald, Is jiremrlnu; n plnco for in Wo may not understand theso many iimliFlons now and just what they mean, hut It Rhoulduufllco to know thnt Ho who locd us ttiougli to ftho lIltnRfJf for us nnd ltear our sins In His owli liody on tho cross Is iireiiarliiff n place for us In glory It will bo worthy of Him who prepares It. 3 "I will comongaln and ycclvo you unto Mjfclf." Ho wnnta us ""J(h Him to seoandshnro HIS glory (chapter xvll, 23, Concerning His coining again soo 21) Acls 1, 11; I U'hcAS. lv, 10, Hcb. lr, 28; Do not think of Titus II, 13; llov. 1, His coming as death or tho coming of tho Spirit at l'entecost or any other ovent, but always na Ills Htcrnl pergonal return, first to tho air for His saints and later to tho earth with Ills saints to set up Ills king-dohero on tho earth with Israel as n center. i. "And whither I goyo know, and tho way yo know." Ho had often told them that Ho had como from tho Father and would return to tho Tathcr. Ho had also told them that Ho would dlo and riso again tho third day. So had they believed His words thoy might havo known much moro tban they did. To nim tho going to tho Tathcr was very real, for with tho Father Ho had been from all eternity. C. "Lord, wo know not" Thus said Thomas, who also after tho resurrection said, "llxecpt I shall sec, I will not (chapter xx, 25). IIo know not ho bclioved not. Somo want to soo, nnd somo want to understand beforo thoy will bcllovo. Suoh not only grlovo tho Spirit, but loso much personal Joy. To them tho Lord says: "Bo not faithless, but believing. Blessed nro they that havo not seen, jot hao believed" (chapter xx, 27, nnd tho truth nnd tho life," Ho Is tho new and living wny (Hob. x, 20), In contrast to all tho forms of tho ceremonial law, nnd ns tho antltypo of all types and substaneo of all shadows. Ho Is tho truth, for nod Is tho God of truth (Isa. lxv, 10), and His word Is truth (John xvll, 17). In Him Is life, and Ho is our Ufa Ho that hath tho Bon hath llfo (John J, 4; Col. Ill, 4; I John v, 11, 12). There Is no other way to heaven or to tho Father (Acts lv, 12) 7. " I f yo had known Me, yo should havo known My Father also, and from henco-fortyo know Him nnd havo seen Dim." To know God Is llfo Indeed and peaco and joy and a forctnsto of heaven. It Is better than all tho riches or wisdom or might of this world (John xvll, 8; Job xxll, 21; Jcr. lx, 23, 21). How wlso nro thoso who glo themselves up to know our Lord Jesus Christ as revealed to us in tho Scriptures, and thus to know tho Father I 8. "1'hlllp salth unto Dim, Lord, shew us tho Father, nnd It stifflcoth us." IIo had said many such words as "Tho Father sent Mo," "Tho Father is with Me," "I and My Father aro ono," "I do nlwnys thoso things that plcaso Him," and from sucli sayings they might havo gathered. that to know Him was to know tho Father. 0 "Ho that hath seen Mo hath seen tho Father " IIo is tho Imago of tho Invisible. God, tho brightness of His glory, and tho express imago of His person (Cob I, 15; Hcb. I, 3). hhall wo over sco tho Father? Wo shall expect to nnd yet bo satisfied If in tho glory wo seo only, as John saw, on tho throno ono liko tho nppenranco of a jasper nnd a sardlno stone. (Rev. ir, 0). Whom no man hath seen, nor can sco (I Tim. vi, 10) may mean no mortal man. 10. " Del iovest thou not that I am in tho Father and tho Tathcr In Mo? " Then IIo ndds that all Ills words and works wcro not His, but tho Father's. Ho takes no credit to Himself for ahything. As to Ills words Ho says elsowhcro that tho Father gavo Him n commandment what IIo should sny nnd speak (zli, 49). It was tho samo with prophets nnd npostles; thoy wcro given by God tho words which they should sjjCak (Ex. lv, 12; Jcr. 1, 7, 0; 111, 4; Math, x, 20). Kzck. 11, 11. "Ileliovo Mo for tho very works' sako." In tho previous verso Ho asks if they do not bclioo that IIo Is in tho Father and tbo Father in nim, but now Ho commands them to bcllcvo it nnd calls upon tho works as evidence. In chapter v, IIo says that tho Father nnd His word nnd works all bear witness that Ho Is what Ho says Ho is ono with tho Father, tho Lord God of tho holy prophets, tho Messiah of Israel, tho Son of God. Ho Is tho Wonderful, Counselor, Mighty God, Lvcrlostlng rather, 1'rlnco of 1'caco (l6a. 29). 0. Iicanuii, .lolm xlr, Slcnmrj Vcraca, O (iuldeil Text, Jiilin ih, O Uiiinmciitnr)- - I'rcprtrcil 1t (lie Ilcv. I). 31. SI earn a. Copjrlfrlit, 1S09, by D M. Steams. 1. "Iitt not your heart bo troubled; yo bolIoo In Gotl, WIpvo also In Mo." It lfl tho hut night before lilt grcnt ngony, nnd ono would think that Ho would need eomo ouo to comfort Him, hut with ontlro fclf renunciation llucoinforU theso walk ones nnd us through them Ho tenches us that In tho world wo nhnll hnvo tribulation (xl, 03), but we need not havo our hearts troubled In Math, xxlv, C, Ho says. " Yo shall hour of wars and rumors of wnrs. Sco thnt yo bo not troubled." In Isa. sx 1, a, tho secret of jicrfoctncaco Is shown to bo n mind Rtalu on 111m. 2. "I po to prearo a phtcofor you." Vi hen on earth, Ho lived for us and died for us and roso ngnln. Now In heaven Ho eer llu'th to niiiko intcncanlon for us S-- I ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. - 8 I 5 Miners and Shippers of QQAL. AND COKE. rj1Qm 2THR0UQH VEST1BUIED TRAIKSDAIIY General Office, Earlington, Kentucky. .. JrBx-ra- oh V Bl THROOMt-- m tL . ... w..w.,, ,..,.., jIAMK5 H. LOVE. , Mlitinrrnr. inr M Chnrrtr Qlrnni D., uaiiniii .,,.. iv. v.. v,uii. r rt awuon, Offinnnen f.. rjr, n-i n tt i rainier nuusc, uronuway, NASHVILLE I I'l PP&BUffET lk-I CARS NEiOf-LEAH- FROM I anucnil, i T CHICAGO. OKKiwAu f.P.JEFFRIE5.G.P.i. p.nJllLHaN.65Jt S. H. fi NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, J g Wlnoleeale Mo.; Building, St. Louis, Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. & BRQ. Memphis, Tenn. Agente-HUNHESSER & MILTON, Rialto MrWlLVe.ipD; rJnvaiE.TEK't w NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA SAND J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 316, Western Union Building, Chicago, T 111. ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. J PULLMAN PALACE I I 1 $ 1 2 5 THE FAMOUS ND. 3 COAL, For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MABKET. -- r SLEEPINQ CARS Between Nashville and Chattanooga, Alabama, Augusta, Macnn, Jacksonville, Knox-villAshcville. Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York, Portsmouth Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock Texerkana, Sherman, Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth. : : : Palace Day Coafcon all Trains 4' 5 Information pertaining to TICKETS. ROUTES. RATES. ETO Will be chttttnllr fuinljhed upon application to Ticket A AJ WELCH, DivisionJ'assenger Agent, ft nit or lo . BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS Why buy High-price- d ID FURNflBES. i s "Jesus salth unto-hl- I am tho way Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERN- ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One . ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. Memphis. Tenn H LATIMER, Southeastern Passrnger Agent, Atlanta, Ga D. J. MULLANUY, Nottbcastern Ar. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati, O. R. C. COWARDIN, Western Pass, Agent, Room 405, Ry Exchango Building, St. Louis, Mo. BRIARD F HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 3x8 Martinet I Bldg Chicago. J L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agt. Chattanooga, Tenn. J VN Pa. '.t H i W. L. DANLEY, Grn'l Pai nnd Ticket Agt Namivii.lk, Txmk I ST. uWIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPEAN PLHNi Rates: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY jt CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR j ' h HM-HlH-aH--- H-- The Kind You Ilhro Always Bought, and which has liecn in uso for over 30 years, has borne tho signature of , and has heen made under his ner- j sonal supervision slnco its infancy. s ??-- utryX Allow no ono to dcecivo you in this. AH Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes arc but Experiments that trlllo with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Experience- against Experiment. -- from captivity or a picture of tbo Now Jerusalem or heaven. Thrco characteristics of this eternal morning are prominent darkness, moral and epirit-ua- l, in tho church ia to disappear; many of tho nations of the world aro to bo gathered into heaven ; tho nations that will not servo God aro to bo The bearing of this pa&sage npon the bnbject of modern missions is clearly SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. The farmers of this vicinity, say tbe out ventures of which the Empress was CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. the heroine during her long and look for a wheat crop at present is not very SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. Toplo For theAVcck BcjttnnlnK April No. Rtrf Sink, or Mutton Chop., lMjtot, eventful life. Elizabeth and her good Another Mass Meeting to be Meld constant companion, the author, &ket or W.iIKcj, Oiflre of Tm onj I mil lO Comment bflltv. S. II. Doyle. Mr Cordis Carroll, a prominent young No. Illim,lc fcect, IWjIum.Ij kor WitflM Topic Tho eternal mornlnc and modern U anJ at riadlsonvlllc. used to disguise themselves and farmer of Manninglon vicinity, and his No 3 l"otk C'hopi with Cotitoei Coflw ur Ten missions. Isa. lx, anl Cakei or 23 ViMt4nJ Collet iTm ar- visit the slums of the cities nursing best, attended services at Cole's Chapel Following is the program This chapter la a Bong of trinmph No. 4 LiW Trout, UutKr Siure. Oku or WiiHii npon glorified Zion. It ia a magnificent ranged yesterday evening for the the sick and comforting the aflltct-e- last second Sunday. Ml CuUtt or Tm M No. &Oit AlMlanJ Crura, or ItauMon. MM UMt. One night they were riding picture of tho church in its glory and exercises at the mass meeting of Tbe "city council" met last Friday night 11 lluttcTnJColti)fTea beanty after tho light of God has bIiodo Christian Endeavorers at Madis-vill- e through the outskirts of Petsli and unanimously elected Perkins chief dog- - No. Two Cce Duttf r, Tojit nnJ Coffr or Tm dpon it, and may bo looked npon ns a y Talc Market M. C.tr Jittrt to Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock when they heard a woman's poller and general roustabout for tho town. picture of tho ideal Zion ClieapCft the 1 SO d. C 1 HotcL-Tr- after re-tar- n . m Castoria is a substitute for Castor Oil, and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine uor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Fevcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. . Tho Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend. What is CASTORIA Paregoric, Drops GENUINE CASTORIA Bears tho Signature of ALWAYS The Kind You Have Always Bought In Use For Over THC CCNTAUfl COMPANY, TT MUftfUY aZc&i TftET. 30 Years. r MEDICINE for the sw 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 ii f MILLION.. the trade. I I r i i . ... L A KbW York company nf manufacturing rhemWti.ttio -- IJp&ni Clifmlatl Company. plac'U upon the market aboulnvu nri at," a medicinal tablet or "tabule" compottd of compreuMl owdere pri jtarallun- - vt certain mnllclual drufft whlrli L- -4 been nicer t&lnetl it) bo if more general uno uiiiuni; mcillcjil men tban any other, for the ture oral levtatlon t audi UU common to man oh luo their origin In an Impaired dlgcatlou or weake""- - capacity for assimilating food .absorbing nourishment and eliminating vratte. 1heca-.toifut- -r flit Included under tldi land It wild to include pretty ue&rljr eery (Usea "or which the ph)itclanl called upon to prescribe. In preparlnn their aiandard remedy for the acceptance of tho American Korio the company laid down tho principle grade, that over thing enUrlD Into tho packet eiiouM w of the highest throughand ao prepared any extended and protected iu to rrtaiu Its quulltlea Intact and unimpaired lapse ( time in nny climate. Only tho (holt est drugs slwuldba used, their preparation belli accordance ith tho latest perfecttd methods of modern clcnce,thtahule should packed in Rhus, protected by absorbent cotton, and becurcly corked. Kvcu the rorka used hare been of a grade ihlgl In Its lequlrements that no manufacturer of theso ercrylay stoppers could supply mora thin n Email proportion from his output th&t woul I meet the exacting ceclffcatlons. Thu hJas vials vere In turn packed laWei of a quality notsurpautdln beauty ntid ierfectlonnf workmanship by thjM)mcd by tlm mofttfattldtoui dcakrs in Jevvelsand ornamcntaorgold. .IavlniEetthflrhlhstandard. and never consenting to ary from It, tho proprietors resorted to the accepted modern methodsof making their commodity known, and scrcn huadrod thousand dollars in reaiuii muiiii jiv jvar iiiiiuwBiMiiicruuiveriiiing iiaainrorrnoii every American citizen concerning the superior and surpnslngnuaUllcii of HIpansTabulea. uiing mougiurui ami painsiuicuig oiMners or the changed conditions that sweep over the commercial world, and careful to note every circumstance having a bearing upon the successful prosecution of their trade, tho managers of the company liave noted that thera Is a nretieut Insistent demand for a Iowff nHiA fop atpfy amiMa itm rcavii-it nir(itu;m- - un iiuitvmii uw, uiui mat iim evlPl altnouRll requiring 1DQ Ixnt cf nverylliliiR, rocu( l Iuk callnl uihju to jiay b.ary perc.nucei for n peril uoui wrappluz and iiacklng or protection against oeterlorailon that nil. lit re sult In vears, but la needless in the cnae of a purchase Infaded to be consume! in a week. It has nlso licendlscorered, and pro ed by the tosto time and actual expert nee, that these Tabules do not haro tho tendency to Ioks of qualities or diminution of ex rellenca from (tipoauro tUat mUht st flrx liavo Iwn expected, Inumuca u, uuder favorable conditions, tuoiia that liaTolalnldobn In Ailravrc, a traTollntt bair or pocket for aereral wccU ur montu are found to lo practlcalljr tttth aau efflcacloui a Acting uion tliM meireiitloni, nml nntlDx jiartlmjarljr (ho unimpaired proapfrllr tit great nuwipapi'nnnwaoM for A cent In.tcail of the old rata of tlmca that amount, bml Ilia general Icnijenc In oil dlnctloui townnl low rate and Increased lalea, thn coin nany hate entered upon tho nxiicrlmejit of put tins up ltlpana Tabulei In puteljoaril cartoni, which they villi oifer to tho tradoupxin lerma hlcbwlll permltof apackaite lielrxraoldby lh drumut or (tnrekerperntaiirlce lower than cvr adopted for a nr lprlotary mfdlrlno riVIS CRNTS ten tabulei, or doa, for one Ifora cent each. half a Thecomuanr wlllnotillflcnntlnuothatnaiiufaeturaani1.AlA In thn form twltli t.til.h the peopla have learned to know and value tho lllpani Tabulei, but wllloaer t ho cheaper sort experimentally for the benefit of tucli at mardealre them. Itlhouldlwplalnly tinderatood that tho nuallty of tho medicine Is Identical tn both RorU, the only uinerencg lielnz In tho form and comparative rott of packlnz or putting tin. The IWewnt pack. (ikmaiti link ich iu J n n uiiui uvaicidiUltUVUKU lb SI IirutJ&IHO IflBl BlllJOIr any ClrUK so cut win oniu a n iupji j wnen re iuej whi ny a cusiomer io ao anyt uut in any caao a single carton, contolnlim ten will be ent,jioiaiie paid, to addrc for five remain tamM, forwardnl to tha Itlnam Chemical Co., No. 10 Hprace Ht., New York, Until tho imtarf) thoroiiKhly Intrcxluced to tbo trade, agent! and peddlen will be aupplled at a toiI(, vlr t I dozen cartona for 40cenU, price whlrh will allow them a fair inareln of 13 doern IMI cartoni) for $1.31 t Krosi (TJJ cartoui) for S0.K. S3 erou (3.CUI cartoni) for 9tiv. . mi ntui iiivviuii iiiKUt; -- o u u fl. ll.io, h . . ."i-j- ju. n ing modern missions ore seen to pay. Modern missions havo two specific purposes, (1) to dispel tho spiritnal darkness of tbo world and replace it with tho light of God, and (2) to lead tho gentilo nations to God through Christ nnd to eternal salvation. Tho pictnro of tho prophet in its application to eternity proves that both theso results d aro to bo accomplished. Tho darkness i; of tho church is to be dispelled and tho light of God is to ahino npon it Tho 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. Tho cry that missions aro a failuro should bo forover silenced by this pictnro of eternity ai given to the prophet by God Himself. It gives us a view of tho result to,-0Lof missionary efforts, and it is ono that should encourago and inspiro all who Ix, 0). aro interested in this great cause of God 12. "Verily, verily, I say unto you, I that bclloveUi on Mo, tho works thnt I do to increased teal and earnestness in tho tor cats; 575 were fiat cars; 1,700 steel cars shall ho do also; and greater works than causo. cars. and 3J7 passenger and theso shall bo do, because. I go unto My Red Hill Jottings. "3. Iu tho light of tbo eternal mornbox Father," Thus will bo manifest tho union ing wo seo tho necessity of modern mis- One order for about 300 So.ooo-pounDuring the beautiful days of lait week, Inof tho believer with Christ, as Ills union sions. "Darkness shall cover tho earth" cars was noted, and there is a steady when it looked as if ''spring bad unlocked with tho rather was mado manifest It except cars where tho church exists. How crease in the numer of the flowers to paint the laughing soil," our is God who workcth In us both to will and to do of His good pleasure, nnd IIo will important thereforo that the church of ordered. During January and February bustling farmers wore breaking ground and extend over the wholo we noted car orders amounting to 37,027, thinking work In us thoso things which aro pleas- Christ should of planting corn, while their wives ing in Ills sight (Phil. II, 13; Hcb. xlll, world, that this glorious light of God which, added to the March orders, makes 21). may bo worldwide. Again it is said 58,694 cars ordetedsinco January 1, 1899. wero busy setting hens and planting 13. "And whatsoever jo shaUnsk in My that at that timo tho nation and kingname, that Will I do, that tho Father may dom that will not servo God shall per- Daring January and February 666 locomoMessrs. George Teague and Edgar Ly-e- ll tive orders were noted, making 1,207 enlx glorified in tho Son." Wo nro supposed bo utterly wast- gines ordered since Januarv 1, 1899," have moved to Empire, where they will to ask only for thoso things which will ish; thoso nations shall a glorify God. When tho lamo man at tho ed. But how can tho heathen nations accept positions with the Empire Coal Co. gato of tho tcmplo or JEncas or others Bervo God unices they first know God? Attention Mr. Frank Wright, of Earlington, paid wcro healed in tho namoof tho Lord Jesus, And how can they over know God exthen God was glorified In Him. When cept tho church of Christ sends them Our annual meeting will be held us a very pleasant visit last week and resouls nro saved, God ia glorified in Christ tho knowledge of God! The responsibilat City Hall, Madisonville, Mon- ceived a warm welcome from his many hen saved ones aro wholly set apart for ity for tho salvation of tho world is day, May 8th, at 10 o'clock, p. m. friends, who are glad to see him looking so God, then IIo is glorified. When by nis Upon us. How will wo meet it! DeImportant busidess; every member well. grnco wo manifest n meek nnd quiet spirit pending upon God for strength nnd under trials, Ho Is glorified. Ask Jim Pear, of Manniogton if be is by tho n&auranco of success, is earnestly invited to attend. 14. "If ho shall nsk nnjthlng in My is still silting on a bartel waiting for a job, L D. Hockersmith, Com. to tho full moasuro of our nanio, I will do It" I Ixdlovo tluit tho key lot us riso T. H. Smith, Sec. Rev. W. O. Rickard filled bis regular to tlieso two erscs with their seemingly responsibility. Hi, Biblo Readings. Isa. zlix, unlimited possibilities is In tho words "In appointment at Cole's Chapel last second My linme," whloh, as I understand it, Nab. i, 10; Math, jexvlii, 19, 20; A Characteristic Anecdote of Sunday. menus just what Ho would ask if Ho was Luko xv, xiii, j Acts i, shop on here. In Ills namo suggests that wo aro The "electric" blacksmith Elizabeth of Austria. Rom. x, 14, IS; Rev. vi, about lib business, seeking only Ills glory The biography of Elizabeth, re- South Main Street is about complete and a vi. 0, 10; xxl, ns Ho ecr sought tho Fntlicr's glory. cently published by Harper & fine view of the town and surrounding The Pletlae In Knglnnd. Brothers under the title, The Mar' country may be had from its lofty dome. ()ttr Life' 1'nllJiiny, Tho pledgo that is generally used by tyrdom of an Empress, contains Mr J mes Miller, who has been sick for Tho Christ light cast over life's pathBritain many interesting incidents and ad some time, Is reported much belter. way clears tho vision nnd imparts joy, Endeavorers throughout Greatintroducis the original one, with tho ohoor.EtreiiBth nnd hopo. Presbytoslnu. tory scntenco, "Relying on tho Lord Josus Christ for salvation, and trusting ' TJio True Lite. That is tho tiuo life tho lifo of no- - in God for strength, I promiso Him. "i tivo employinont, whatever bo tho work No ono soema to know who composed this introduction. Tho theologians think God lias given you to do, nnd tho sta-. k a. rm . - t. t r r l n l. ttion IIo hna appointed you to fill I re- that thoro is a confusion of persons in tho Godhead in tho phrase. Thoy ask, pent, tho busy, nctivo life is alwnys tho "To whom dooa tho 'Him' refer t" happy ono. Dr. MiicduEf. Bomo societies, especially tho Irish Methodist, havo adopted'tho American Imiiri'NHloiiii. revised pledgo. It was agreed by the Only a ray of sunshine. Only u pasBlm; thought, British National council, at its roccnt Tint It left mi Imprint on tho heart session, to adopt, after tho phrase, "1 11 I.lHo Iron, deeply wrought, )r .n iir " 3wr " " v will pray to Him and read tho Biblo Onljr a nwlft winged arrow supeveryday," tho words, "that I will f Shot from tho bow of love, port my own church nnd its services in Tint It healed n weight of sorrow every way in my power." This is to bo That ngea failed lo move. Ei tho form suggested for ordinary use. 'Tv.-nbut a llPetlng nhadow, KUTWMWW Hut It It lit a tender grnco Ilcllslon WKU Trimming. And covered tho look of anguish Many church mombera turn up in Itcllected on tlio face Sunday clothing at popular conventions Philadelphia Ledger. and for nil dreaa parade occasion, but when tliero is a real battlo with evil to mmssssmnsMMS bo fought they aro missing. As ono has St- UK. LUIfN VVMrHr' All BANNER SALVE is Mm vAJuun cyrup. Tastui uomi. ubo -i well sal's, "Tho tendency in our day ia ny uniciv. m iimo. ,ii to toko our religion with too many 6c D. W. "Whittle. Wmminna." p evident 1. In tho light of tho eternal morn- 30-3- in the Christian Church. A spec- screams from a rickety hovel. "On the impulse of the moial invitation is extended to Earlington Endeavorers to attend and ment," says the author, "we both leaped from our horses, and rushtake part: Voluntary Organ and Violin Mr and ing to the door and pushing it open we found ourselves in a Mrs J B, Foley. Song, Coronation villianously dirty room, where a Song, Scatter Sunshine. huge ruffian of a man was drag-gin- g Scripture Reading. Eld. J. L. Hill. a woman about the floor by Prayer. W F. Uurr. Song, The Banner of the Cross. her luxuriant, unbound hair, kickAddress, Judge J. G. 13. Hall. ing her vigorously as he did so. Solo, Mrs J. B. Foley. Before I realized what was hapAddress, W. F. Burr. Duett, Meidames Bernecker and Comp-lo- pening, the Empress had laid her heavy hunting-croabout the felAddress, Elder I. 11 Teel. low's face, and so surprised was Bass Solo, E M. Hall. he at our unexpected appearance, Address. Kev. Folks. Qaarletl, Franceway, Hall, Cnnnniog-ha- and at this vigorous onslaught, that he dropped his victim and and Claytor. Address, I Bailey. stared at us in blank amazement. Soog.Xoyaliy lo Christ. His astonishment was, however, as Rev. John M. Crowe was put nothing to ours when the on the program by the commute, dame sprang to her feet, and, putbut owing to his announced service ting her arms akimbo, demanded, to be held Sunday afternoon at in her shrillest Hungarian, and Assembly Hall his name was with a torrent of invectives, what omitCeMwith regret. 'we hussies' meant by interfering it: with her husband. The Empress The Demand (or Railroad Equipment. burst into a peal of laughter, and Our records show tbat during the month taking a couple of gold ten gulden ol March 21,667 cars o( all kinds were or- pieces, she handed them to this dered and noted in our news columns," model benedict, exclaiming, 'Beat says the railroad Gazette "Of these her, my friend; beat her all she were gondola, coal and ore cars; 8,960 wants, bhe deserves it for being were box, stock, furniture and refrigera- so loyal to you." And now if with the canines trouble does European Dan. fay for w bat you art. anil tett, outj arise And their barks are long and loud, Perkins will beaken to their cries And quickly scatter the crowd. When the dogs begin to fight And the crowd to hoot and shout, Tbe first man to appear in sight Is Ferktns, the. general roustabout. THOB. V. MILIKR, rnmoru Illinois Central R. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS 1 UJJ0H00. ur (Joloi-e- d .. lining to tblt column nboald be ijdtened to Gro. Aliihdi, Uithaxton, Kt. All communication and nwlieM of new par m 75 street-railroa- d Mrs I M Brocfci, who labored sedulously in the Madisonvslle public school, has returned to her home, Chicago, III. It is hoped that she will return nejt term. That the patrons may have au opportunity to seethe school at actual work, they are invited to tbe school houso Tuesday evening, April 23 This for tbe patrons. Please attend VVm. Ilines visited tcbool Monday. He expressed himself as highly pleated with the school work. Our boys and girls need skilled bands. Ignorance, poverty and crime go band in hand. "Education is tbe full and harmonious developmet of alt tbe faculties." nut"Tlas. bow many stop before any faculty is fully developed All are invited to be present at tbo Reading Room Thursday night April 20lh. to bear tho debate. Tbo subject is 'Resolved tbat the Work of ArtiisjMore Attractive than tbe Work o't Nature. 'Affirmative I. H. Edmonson and I.E. Edmonson; Negative. J. E Todd and Wm.'Tvillebrew. Tho llllnoli Ctniral now hat on wle. and wilt con- llnot the taint unlit Htf, lembtr fo. iSolklounJ uln mmmrr lourltl licked from pololtonllt linct in tht Sotrtli lo larjct Mil oi lamiocr retort tn ilia Koilli. In tail doubt dally lervicn lo hi l.ouU, Chlcato, Cincinnati tad Louittlll tnablttone to itacli quickly and comfortably tbe mountain liimii of Vlintnla, Itis yhlia Mountains and htatldt of New Unglana', Urn Tliouiand Itlanda. tbo like and forest ictoitt of Michigan. Wltconsln and Minnesota, lb ltd Sprln(t of Atkaniat, tut Yellowstone Hik or lot TOURIST . t -- rttoitt ol Colorado, rewritten, and Bitlnc faett tod conditions, broujtht down lo date, of Iht Cenlr-if- t I '.louinem iiome. teeaeit'LiUidt,"oai ntt been issued. It a abi'Data Illustral- 1 ed pamphlet, contains alarfa number I II lilt1 of lttlr" 'om Notlbern farmers IT Ulllli now prosperously located on (lie line of tho Illinois Central Railroad In tba Stales of Kentucky, Tennessta, Mississippi of ibt ami Louluna and alto a detailed wille-uelites, towns and country on and cdjacent lOthtt line. To hometeckcra, or Ihost In starch of a farm, tills pamphlet will lumlsb reliable Information concerning Ilia most accessible and prosperous portion of the South, 1'rea copies can be had by oppiling 10 toe nearest 01 1110 unuersigucu, -- Southern f A new 189S edition, entirely Hoincseekcrs " p large-capacit- Tickets and full Information at to rates In Con nection with ilia above can be had of agents ol tha "Central" and connecting Hues. S. 0 Hatch. Olr. Pan. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, ON. Pan. Agl, Memphis. Win. Murray, Dlf Pan. Agtnt, New Otlians. A. H. Hanson, 0,P. A. W, A. Klllond, A. 0 P. A. Chicago, Louisville. f You Aro Going Aro Going vi Norih,-I- gar-dec- s, f You Aro Going South, 20-2- 7; 8; 3, 44-4- 0; 22-2- pBi?ed'Vlfeofian!lb --1 N MORTONS OAP Owing to bis wife's illness, Rsv. Gordon could not fill bis appointment Sunday, but will beein his Dastorale Sunday next. Mill Celia Wing, of GreonYlllc.wathej guest of berbrolher Sunday and Moeday,' Miss Vinie Grace, of Haley's Mill, is tbe guest of Mrs. Tomie Grace, A. M'tcherson and Dud Ilishop of were here Sunday. Miss Fannie tiisbop, of Madisonville, , visited friends here Sunday. Miss Mary Clemons came Sunday and will make this city her borne. Jim Sisk, of Empire, was here Sunday. Efforts are being made by the O, F.s of this place, lo build a ball, which Is greatly needed. Rev. Driver preached at tbe Baptist church Sunday, 1 Mrs. Louisa Brasher, of Nortonyllle, was here Sunday. Willis Kascoo has purchased a splendid If You East TMt ' You Aro Going Wast; :vf ?? If (a PWncnAieTfCKtT MadT-sonvill- e, LoutaviLie AND . 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