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JJ 7 w r tjr iri rr 1Ir TENTH YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY APRIL 27 1Se9No17 j KENTUCKYS DEAD I i U4 A BEAUTIFUL MONUMENT TO e TIII3BLU3ANDTHR GRAY WILL BE DEDICATED MAY THIRD I Program of Services and Des cription of Monument MISS BRADLEY WILL UNVEIL IT Wednesday May 3 will be an other eventful day in Kentuckys history It has not been long since Kentuckians were assembled at Newport News to take part in the beautiful and impressive cere monies of christening and launching the magnificent battleship that i bears the States proud name Since that time many Kentnckians liauc contributed to a fund to pro vide a handsome and suitable silver service which is to be the gift of V j the people of Kentucky to this great namesake in the nations 4 lfr armory The distinguished occasion of nssethbled Kentuckians is now to be the dedication of the Kentucky monument at Chickamauga Parki Miss Christine Bradley the Governors I daughhter who christened i the Kentucky with pure water andjjnincd thereby the lasting i gTatitude of the fair sex and goodly number of the other sex 1 now to unveil this monument It seems fitting that Miss Brad Icy should bear this honor since Gov Bradley has had such promi nent part in bringing about the erection of this monument which places Kentucky abreast of her sister States in the recognition her dead heroes Gov Bradley has been the leading spirit in the movement The beautiful monument is to be dedicated to Kentuckians both Union and Confederate who fought and fell on the battlefield e of Chickamauga purchasedjnational park invitations were sent S out to all tho States bYthe Secre tary of War asking the States to theirjt i t 5k13radky was much impresaed with- T A the idea and in his message to the r t legislature in 1896 he recommended 5 the erection of such a monument An act was passed at that session authorizing the appropriation of 10000 but the bill provided that separate monuments be erected to IoJlli the soldiers of each side and the joint committee of Union and Con federate veterans found that the j appropriation was not sufficient to monuments as provided in the bill The next legislature in 1898 provided that one monu ment only should be erectedand made appropriation of 10000 to pay the cost beenOSupon the anniversary of the battle ot Chickamauga but the bad weather caused a postponement SSDecIptIon ol Honumcnt The monument it composed of Barr feelaquareattheground to the tip of the sword In strength and durability its construction la unsur passed The tides of the first three bases ate what Is known as rock face The granite Is left rough just as it Is taken from tte quarry The lop of each base which underlip each other like steps is finished in what is known as a fine cut wash The I3urih base is crucllorm in shape On two the projections of the cruciform rest 1mrtarsand on the other two there are pilrs of balls The face of each projection is rough rock Across each is Inscribed in KentuckyNext4 molded basil upon which the dais rests The dais Is four feet high Upon its front i lad two sides are the bronte tablets They are 4 feet a inches long by feel hIgh- These tablets bear Inscrlptlonlthe main one of which Is as follows Erected by the State of Kentucky in memory of her sods who fought and fell on Ibis field As we are united in lIreJiad they united in death let one monument perpetuate t ibelr deeds and one people forgetful of all asperities forever grateful remembrance all the glories of that terribleI conflict which made all men free and de 1 tamed every star in the nations flag These Words weretaken from a message IS IenluckyleRislaturc The Inscription Upon the fide tablets are inscribed the names of the Union and Confederate or 4 ganizttlons which took part In the battle- S of Chickamauga The bodies were Union Infantry Regiments First sec4 t mid third fourth sixth eighth ninth l tenth fifteenth seventeenth eighteenth f and twentythird Z1r Union Cavalry Regiments Second ourlb fifth and sixth A4 oConfeillJalo Infantry Regiments Sec i fifth sixth and ninth J f Confederate Cavalry Regiments Sec i ond and third Also Cobbs and Gravest 1f batteries 1It The cap which surmounts the dais is p probably the handsomest part of the monO 5tj ument Upon the front is crossed the j federal nod confederate flags both partially f furled An American eagle with a if upon either staff holds the flags together v end spreads wide his wings over both 5 i Upon each corner of the caps above their- t respective tablets are emblazoned the coats of arms of the United Stales and Ihe Con It tlrj federacy The confederate wreath and I wield was but slightly different from the I national insignia The back of the cap is plain Above the cap is a plinth cut a ifiJ face rough style Around its upper 2 edge Is a belt of polished stars q The anceful Statue t 1 The shaft comes next and at the base of 1 Y the plinth Is two feet and ten inchestt iquare The shaft scendl14 ches It is by a costellated it top which Is embellished with military ac l coutremen The rest of tbo monument r fJ IsbronceFJrstcomethecaaaoqpollil t Continued on Fourth PageI1 t THE KSW COUEAN MINISTER TIll Ul liunnt Who Will Succeed Mi Chin rom Ye 3Inn of Softie Note Washington April 2IIie Corcnn diplomat who bus bten appointed nl minister nt WaHhlngton to miccetd Mr Chin Iom Ye who hun been trans erred to ItusHlu Krnncc null Austria IH Prince Mln Yonj Whim lie In first cousin to his majesty second cousin to the late queen and undo to the crown princess Ho npetiks English and Btnnds very high In the estimation of foreigners as well no Corcnim Iii was ejxfclnl ambaHsador at the corona tion of the czar nnd acted In n Hlmllar- i capacity at the queens jubilee in Lon jubilee His brother Mln YongChnn vrlll serve rur first secretary under IfW This brother also uncukii English quite well THE BOGUS REVENUE STAMPS Innocent Purcluner Will be Pro- teeted on Payment at Government Hevcnue Claim Washington April 2Gfhe ln ernal revenue bureau hun In course of preparation n circular letter to collectors In which they arc directed to forward to the bureau till applications for relief from Innocent holders of cigars stamped with counterfeit stamps and purchased from Jacobs the Lancaster Pa cigar manufacturer recently ar rested by secret service olHccrH It la probable that Innocent dealers who have actually paid for the cigars will bo permitted to retain them on condition that they restamp them Clgart not paid for will be sold and the pro cecils turned into the treasury It ii not thought that Jacobs has been to use counterfeit Rtnmps In excess ol 12000ICut OR the Supply of Ammunition Washington Aprll2Q Army ofllcinls Lave learned that sInce Manila tell the Filipinos have been obtaining supplies of ammunition from Hong Kong and Singapore as well an from Europe A strict naval patrol of the Island of Luzon lion been established nnd tho- r belief is expressed that the supply of ammunition will now be cut oft It U positively stated thnt the Filipinos have no factory for the manufacture of smokeless powder and Mauser cart ridges which they have are using Complete War Telegraph Service Washington April 26Ocn Oreely chief signal officer ban been informed that the most efficient telegraph servo ice ever used in war time has been cs tablished In the Philippines A flying line is used to connect tho different commands and telephone service II used at the front Over 1000 messages dally are transmitted between the of fleer of GCB Otis command Coevr dAIena Miner on Strike Spokane Wash April 25The ml tiers In the Coeur dAlene country here have struck The miners union called out the employee of the Hunker 11111 and Sudwan mines at Wardncr nnd the miners of the Last Chance mines nlso walked out Tho men demand 350 per day all around and recogni tion of the union Terrible New Jerurr Tragedy Camden N J April 20 Edward Waldo nn instrument maker living nt 003 Ferry avenue stabbed to death his wife and eightyearold daughter He then attempted to commit suicide by cutting his throat He was taken to Copper hospital and Is not expected to live More Clear Selinre New Haven Conn April 2aRev enue officers mnde additional seizures of cigars manufactured by W M Ja cobs of Lancaster Pa and bearing couterfeit stamps The lot numbered 10000 making over 19000 cigars thus far seized in this city An Acquisition by nnlaBombay April 26Time Times of India says that It learns from an un impeachable source that Ilussla line secured an Interest In a portion of the Persian gulf sufficient to give her the right to take possession of it when ever she chooses KtiRlneer fur the Philippine New York April 25J K Knight of Fort Totten Wlllets Point line re ceived orders train the war depart ment to make preparations to send On engineers to the Philippines Those drilriug to go will be given time pref erence Jveirro Shot by a Slob Galena Kas April 20 Charles Williams a negro was shot to death by n mob in the jail here at 230 n m Wil liams was arrested on suspicion of having murdered Laura Canafnx it young colored woman Sunday night Preferred Death Bellefontc Pa April 20 Ilathcr than stand trial on time charge of in cendiarism Iteuben Front a young farmer of Worth Township shot him self just before the opening of the court lIe will probably die A St Lout Suicide St Louis April 20 Sidney J Cnn sctty formerly a prominent railroad official was found dead in Forest park by n mounted policeman Tuesday morning He wan about 38 years old and unmarried The North Atlantic Squadron Washington April 23Thin North Atlantic squadron the flagship New York the Brooklyn the Indiana the Massachusetts and the Texas sailed Friday from St Lucia for St Pierre Martinique Strut North Carolina Out Savannah Ga April 23Tlle First North Carolina was mustered out of the service in this city Maysville will have a street fair in May and Cynthiana will have mayhavoand other towns are talking of try ing the project Spring clothing at J M Vic orys from 300 suits to 15 All new goods Get your slippers from J Mc Victory Excellent styles low prices large assortment it f i JIr A DISASTROUSVICTORYI- Col Stotsenburg the Gallant Com niander of the First Nebraska Instantly Killed LIEUT SISSON ALSO AMONG THE SLAIN QUiDeright Yet In Which Iho Mint N bmko Sutfirsd HeTorelr Th Kneinf UrlY ii Washington Apr1124The follow ing message regarding the fight at Quliigua was received at ho war de partment yesterday Gen Oil ReportManila April 23 Adjutant General Washington A reconnaissance on Qulngun place six miles northeast of Halolos made by Maj Hell 0111 a troop of cavalry yes terdoy morning resulted In con ac- 5t and battle In which four battalions of Infantry and four pieces of artillery became engaged The enemy were driven from their Intrenchincnts nt Qulngua with considerable loss our casualties quite severe Col Stotzen burg and Lieut SlBson First Ne braska killed also Several enlisted men Considerable number wounded1 not yet reported Signed OTIS llatron Thoach Buccemfnl The engagement developed into l1ghtI rlclrCapt Bell with 40 cavalrymen en countered a strong outpost One of his men wns killed and five were wounded by a volley The American Itetlred The Americans retired carrying their wounded under fire and with great difficulty being closely pursued a fog enabled the enemy to creep up to them Two men who were carry ing a comrade were shot in the arms i but they continued with their burden Sent for Reinforcement Cnpt Bell sent for reinforcements to reecue the body of the killed cavalry plea nail a battalion of the Nebraska regiment under Mnj Mufford arrived and ndvauced until checked by volleys trcm the enemys trenches The Americans lay about 800 yard from the trcnchcsbchlnd rice furrows under fire for two hours Several men I were nunstruck one dying from the effects of the heat as they lay there waiting for the artillery to come np Finally the second battalion arrived and then Col StoUenburg who badI spent the night with his wlfojkt Manila came upon the field The men immediately recognized him and raised a cheer Col Slotienbarcr Killed Col Stotsenburg deciding to charge as the cheapest way out of the dlfll culty led the attack at the head of his regiment Ire fell with a bullet in the breast dying instantly about 200 yards from time breastworks Lieut Simon fell with a bullet In his heart the bullet striking him near tIme picture of a girl suspended by a ribbon from his neck In the meantime the artillery hind arrived and shelled the trenches Halted to Second Entrenchment The Filipinos stood until the Ne braskn troops were right on the trenches and then they bolted to the second line of intrcnchmcntsa relic backThe Nebraska regiment lost two privates and hind many wounded In eluding two lieutenants The Iowa regiment hnd several wounded Tho Utah regiment had one officer and three men wounded The Enemy Dead Thirteen dead Filipinos were found In the trench Their loss was comp ratively small on account of their safe shelter The Americans carried thin second trench with small lossund are holding the town tonight The linkerWhite Fend Mllddlcsboro Ky April 22Anse nod Hob Baker two members of the Baker faction of the BakerWhite feud summer named Gambrel a member of the White faction into insensibility lam brel will die The Whites swear Vengeance and last summers trouble Will likely be repeated Will be a Total Lou Omaha Neb April 23The agricul ICInginan ture located across an alley from the new Burlington station took fire at 830 p m and will bo u total loss of not less than 100000 The Burlington station is likely to go Shot Her Former Husband Smith CentreKasAprfl24Chanlea Btockman of Kensington was yester day evening shot and probably fatally wounded by his former wife Mrs Stockman secured a divorce recently Will VUlt the United States London April 24Slg Marconi the distinguished electrician whose ex periments In wireless telegraphy have aroused a worldwide interest will visit the United States next October School llalldlua Darned Nokomis 111 April 21The fine twostory public school building in this city was entirely destroyed by fine at an early hour Loss 25000 Insurance 14000 Thtra Georgia Ilnatered Oat Augusta Qa April 23Therhlrc1 Georgia regiment was mustered out at Camp Mackenzie The Best Inthe World We believe Chamberlains Cough Rem edy is the best in the world A few weeks ago we suffered with a severe cold and a troublesome cough and having read their advertisement in our own and other papers we purchased a bottle to see If It wouldaffect us It cured us before the bottle was half used It Is the best medi coughsTbefleraldAndersonyille nard Drug Store Earllnglon lien T Robinson Mortoni Gap George Ring Si Charles Are you a subscriber to Tine BEE You should be 1 a I l6 I j DEATH OF RICHARD J OGLESBY The General and ire Tlmu Guv ernor of Illlnol Fell Dead Near Lincoln III Lincoln III April 24 lllclmrd J Oglcsby former governor of IlllnolB died at his homo in Oglehurst neat Elkhart 111 nt five minutes pnst one oclock thin afternoon Concussion ol r Q497niciiARo J oaLEsnv the brnin resulting from a fall was the direct cause of his death but tiLe Indirect cause was weakness from which he had suffered ever since u se vere attack of the grip four years ago Today while preparing lunch at his home In Oglchnrnt an attack of vertigo caused Joy Oglesby to fall to the floor and In the fall his head Struck upon n small box Dr C BTTylor time family physician was summoned 1nnd all possible aid was given but the exgovernors system was too weak to rally and death came without his hav ing regained consciousness Gov Oglcsby was born in Kentucky In 1824 and Immigrated to Illinois in 1845 lie served in the Mexican and civil wars rising to the rank of major general He serv d two terns us gOT ernor of Illinois and served one term in the United States senate and retired to private life on his beautiful estate near Klkhart In 1880 THE CUBAN CROP OUTLOOK Tltu Hnirnr Crop Shows an Incrcane anil the Tobacco Is of Good finnlltrrIIanter Cheerful croplor00i English tons against a total for 1808 of 232032 tons The tobacco crop is said to be of good quality and more abundant thom for two years past A large stock oI Itcmedloi filler was scold in the field for 23 per quintal The planters in the province oi Pin or del lllo are cheerful as to the outlook S S The national party formed makes a demand for tbe holdlnifol general elections The party is grow- Ing stronger and in forming branches in every village in the island HE MUST PROVE HIS CLAIM The Ilpplevln of the Alleged Hnnnu Bore Drl cry Money May Cause h Seimmto Suit Cincinnati April 23Col T C Campbell of New York who was re cently ordered by time courts here JO pay into court the alleged Ilnnnu Boyce bribery money amounting to J700 is In Cincinnati Time money woe replcvlncd by Barbour who lund claims against Boycc Col Campbell suys that before Barbour can recover any port of the funds ho must prove his claim in n separate suit Itelnforcement for Gen Otis Washington April 25 not ofllclally announced It is practically settled that the Nintccnth Infhntry row in Porto Rico the remainder of the Fourteenth infantry returning from service in Alaska nnd time re mainder of the Fourth cavalry serv ing in time fur west will constitute the hulk of the reinforcements to be sent tc the Philippines in addition to the troops already under orders to that station Part of the Fourteenth Infantry and Fourth cavalry arc already In the Phil ippines National Good Cltlenhlp League Cincinnati April HAn elaborate programme has beer prepared by Secretary S T Nicholson for the third annual convention lucre next week of the National Good Citizenship league Mayor Sam M Jones of Toledo candi date for governor Itcv Sam P Jones the Georgia Evangelist Rev Dwight It Moody Gov Pingrco and represen tatives of all the reform organizations and lending thinkers and lecturers fire among those who will deliver id dresses The convention begins May S and continues sour days Saved From Suffocation St Louis April 22rhe lrompt ac lion of two police officers saved over i score of people from suffocation ns the result of an early niornlngexplo tlon and fire at 2737 Franklin avenue Some of the occupants of time building and tp be carried out from their bcda tome of them being partially inEen tlblo when rescued Uniuinvt to Gun Clayton Little Hock Ark April 2Thme re ception and banquet tendered Gen Powell Clayton Uniteil States ambas sador to Mexico by tIme Little Itock board of trade Thursday evening was the most elaborate function ever at tempted in Arkansas It wds strictly n nonpartisan affair- Preparing Hit Ileport Washington April 25The Wade board of inquiry held its last open ses Ion und is now Industriously engaged upon the preparation of Its report which will probably be completed thlu week The Rev Robert Ryland D D nmetyfouryears prominent in church and ed ucational work especially for the benefit of colored people BullsTheIodplent Consumption oug SVfUDVoiceMbina and ecop taU ckugglk 25c I f R ALyr55QJJy PURE I Makes the food mord delicious and lOYAL BAMM Powstneo SEW romc IILEED mR MijNll Miss Jane Brunot a Wealthy Woman of Dana Ind Mur dered Near Pana 111 m WAS VISITING HER SISTERINLAW nA111111010nelWr Anna Urnnot Her Son Ilenrr Ilruiiot and Frederick Sllilcy Ar rusted fur the Crime Pann 111 April 22TIme mutilated body of Miss Jane Brunot a wealthy womun of Dana Indwas found bur led In an abandoned well on the farm of her cistcrlnlaw near here Three Peron Arrested Mrs Anna Urunot her son Henry Brunot anti Fredrick SIbley are un den arrest in title city charged with mnrder The chief of police says the three persons under arrest decoyed Miss Brunot to the garret of the farm house eliot her through time head and burled the body in nn abandoned well An Vnfortaimte Visit Miss Brunot came to this city on a visit about April 1 It is said she brought with her a valise containing a draft for 500 and other valuables Neither Miss Brunot nor the valise were ever seen after April 1 A few days later Henry Brunot and Sibley disappearedSpent the Proceeds Time police learned that the two went to Indianapolis where they It is salt ensIled a draft for 500 and spent time proceeds On the strength of this cleW nnd a letter from Indiana friends In quirng for Miss Brunot the three in habitants of the Brunot farm were nr rested and the police after a brief search found Miss Bnmots decom posed hotly In the old well The cloth log was found in the garret of the farm house ti of Other Crimet- 8uiipecicd Tlie police cIaintrfr8Anna Brunot end her son Henry are guilty of pois oning Charles Brunot husband of Anna Brunot who fell dead at the din ncr table a year ago Brunot carried 2000 insurance The police also nl ligc that Henry Brunot and Frederick Sibley killed Widow Mary Mcintyre whose mutilated body was found un tier the bed at her little home in the 1latham mining district last Fcbru amy their object being robbery BOTH MEN HAVE CONFESSED UNary Itrunot and Federlck SIbley Tell the Story of the Murder of 5lIs Jane Ilrunot Pana HI April 23 Henry Brunot made a full confession to Chief of Po lice Klely Deputy Sheriff Cheney and Banker II N Schuylcr of the murder cltyUrunotthe tiny of the Pnna riot Slbley and I having laid our plans to kill my aunt that night I brought my mother to Farm The firing of time rioters wits still going on nnd I took mother to Mrs Hamptons where she stayed un til next day I then drove home and SIbley nnd I put up my horse and buggy My aunt was then in the backyard milking She went Into the supperSlb1ey I1reBlftredi first She felt and I fired sev crnlmpnsh ts lnto her body She died instantly Sibley did not fire Slbley tore all her clothing from her scorching for money but found none tWo dragged lien out on tho porch threw her in a wheelbarrow and Sib ley wheeled her to the well and dumped her in head first We then built a platform a few feet below the surface of the ground and filled In with eorthMy mother had nothing to do with tIme murder Our object was robbery We thought Aunt Jane lund money on her Sibley later made a confession cor rqbornting that of Bruuot Brunot de nicd that his mother and himself poi soneil his father three years ago to obtain 1IIIIinsurance Both Sibley and Brunot knowledge of tile murder of Widow McIntyre In the Flutham district two months ago Mrs Brunot has been released from custody Sibley and Brunot remain In Jail Supreme Court VIII Adjourn Washington April 22Time United States supremo court wlI adjourn for the presdit termon May 22 The call of the docket for cases will be sum ponded on 1rlday the 28th lust bay lug one week for the argument of cases On Monday May 21 the court will meet for tho announcement of opinions and the hearing of motions mind then will take a two weeks recess ThO sessions of the 15th mind 22d of May will be held for the promulgation of opinions only The Shoot on the Other Foot Little Rock Ark April 22Insur nnce adjusters for foreign companies are holding up payment of losses by a recent big fire in this city on the ground that updcr ole antitrust law they are liable to criminal prosecution if they settle the losses Ilnnired at San Quentin San Quentin Cal April 22 dcorgt C Owens was hanged here He con teased Jib crime on the gallows and died brdrely Mr James R Rash was in Hen derson Sunday 4- S If r 771 r t SJ I 5 rr It j Q EARLINGTON THURSDAY BAKING POWDER f4 wholesome HER CONDENSED TELEGRAMS Tho remains of Col Lewis Clarke were burled at Louisville Ky Moo dayDr C 0 Ilowland for 17 years pastor of tho Unltnrla church at Law MondayCounterfeit stamps arc still causing wholesale confiscations of cigars at St Louis and elsewhere Fifty rebels were killed by MacAr thurs men during the advance Mon day But ono American was wounded Additional lists of subscriptions to the Worlds fair fund continue to be Bent to the financial committee at St LouisHenry Urunot the boymurderer of Pana III accuses his mother of know edge of the crime She has been arrested The snow blockade which line pre vented trains entering Brecklnrldge Col since February 4 was broken MondayCol M Johnson of St Louis who Coghlnn1mmi p fighter not n diplomat The attempt to form a coalition between the Daughters of the Revolution and the Daughters of the American Revolution at Philadelphia failed Kid Lavclle the colored pugilist from Chester Pa who was knocked out by John Cavanaugh In n boxing contest at Homestead died Monday Frank Davie is under arrest at Mur pbysboro 111 charged with the murder of the two women whoso bodies were found in a tent near isreSunday Sixtyeight additional suits have been filed at topeka Kas to secure the enforcement of the new law re- ducIng rates for tclgraph messages In KansasPublication of the Dreyfus t stlmo ny Is causing the French people to lose confidence in the general staff of tire army it is not helping tho prisoner much however Racing men will bo interested in knowing that either Anaconda or Searchlight will this year bo pitted against Star Pointer Joe Patchcn and John IL Gentry Miss Victory Batcman the actress whoso nervous breakdown was re corded last November will make her reappearance on the stage in Now Yorkncxt month Assistant Secretary of War MellCle john line Issued an order extending the immigration laws of the United Staten to Cuba Porto Rico anti the Philippine islands The Burgess steel and iron works at Portsmouth 0 has commenced operations Tho a tire plant will be in operation two weeks giving employment to 1200 men The Buffalo Commercial announces that the Lackawannn Iron and Steel Co of Scranton Pa is to bo the prime mover in tho establishment there of a gigantic steel plant The supreme council of war of France it Is said baa decided that Dreyfus never shall be liberated and the judges of tho court of cassation are being subjected to terrible intimi dation Members of the Chicago presbytery at a meeting Monday sent a letter to representIng s seating in congress of Brigham H Roberts from Utah Alex Connell of the Regent Square Presbyterian church London to whom was tendered the pulpit of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian church New York to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Dr John Hall has de dined Refuse to Unluulxc Their Factories Bridgcton N J April GThe glass manufacturers have rejected the prop9 osition to unionize the local gloss fac tories which emanated from a com mittee of business men This destroys the hope of n speedy settlement of the strike Troops to Maintain Order Brussels April 2GOnthe applica tion of the governor of time province of Hainhault three squadrons of cavalry have been dispdtchcd to Charlcrol and Loulevrc to maintain order among the strikers In those cities THE MARKETS New York April JO 1839 CATTLENatlvo BtoersM 65 G 5 SO COTTONMiddling V 6 tflXJUnWlnter Wheat 325- WHEATNO O 4 20 I Red o MI- VOOHNNo 2 43 43 OATSNO z 32 s- tiOUIC New Mess 875 II W ST LOUIS COTTONMiddling 6- UaEVIiSbtcers 616 SCO t B 25 Cows and Heifer 2 C- JCALVFj5 t 4 40 pcr IOU 5W- HtXlRKalr M S 7S to Choice 340 4UlllilOlFaIr to Choi u 3 W klULH ratents tne 37a tp I 85 53tViIIATNoCOltNKo t t r OATri No 2 2 t UVKNo 2 p iii 1 UUhttPJIIC I IJ U S 50 JlurliV 4 W if 11 00 HAY Clear Tlrootny 8 w JIll 50 liljriKll Choleo JJatry U W 17 IMUBKrcsli fl 11 Lost SsbillonoH Bard for 67 and some few cents and some tax receipts If ownerwillR P WILLIAMS In Mercer County W Va a preacher deputy sheriff walked out of his pulpit before his sermon with a cocked revolver and ar Puttingbracelets in the pulpit and went on with the services It is claimed that a young elec trician aged 22 Reese Hutchinson of Mobile Ala has an electrical device by means of which the deaf can hearS THE COGHIANTEMPEST- The Gallant Captain of the Raleigh Has Evidently Stuck His Foot in It A FORMAL GERMAN PROTEST ENTERED The State Department Can Not Irop erljr Take Action Oat the Nnv Department Will be Very Likely to Discipline the Officer for hih Indiscretion Washington April 25The German government has entered a formal pro test against the language used bj Ccpt Coghlan of the Raleigh at the Union Lcauge club banquet in New York last Friday night A Formal German Protest The protest was lodged with Secretory Hay through the German ambas sador Baron Von Holleben Secretary Hay replied that the Inn buage appeared to have been used nt n dinner in a club and so could not be regarded as an official or public utterance In the sense than would war rant the state department In acting However the navy department was fully competent to take such action HI the case seemed to require With this statement the ambassador was con tent for the time at least and will doubtless await a reasonable length of time upon the navy department SemiOfficial Invitation There are semiofficial intimations that the ambassador will not BO much concern himself with the course of Capt Coghlan as with time course of the United States In dealing with Coghlan The German ambassador stated that the poem recited by Capt Coghlan was too nnsty to be noticed It is said that Capt Coghlans case SpanishIMadrid just before the war in severe criticism of the United States caused the state department to lodge n formal protest through United States Minister Hannls Taylor Capt Concha Utterance Capt Conchas utterances weflp em bodied in a lecture delivered before time Spanish Geographical society anti were public in the full sense of the term Secretary Hay in his reply to the German ambassador has undoubt edly taken note of tho difference be tween the cases on this particular point and it may be a very important difference for Capt Coghlan The state departments position Is that a club is simply the home of a number of gentlemen and so can not be con sldcrcd a public affair Doe NbtXlcllave CoSh lan CaptCoghlnnbrother officers for conduct which Is alleged to bo detrimental to the navy Though relieved from accountability ySecrctorydepartment 03 tho secretary has indicated must deal with the case Capt Coghlan can be called la account on several charges pre correctlyitcranccs GEN OTIS NEW MOVEMENT Contemplate n Front and Hear Attack In Force on the Rebels New Capital Washington April 23 Information received at the war department Indl cotes that len Otis Is about to cxe cute another Important movement the initial features of which are shown by yesterdays press advices from Manila The objective point is the insurgent town of Calumpit being about eight miles northwest of Malolos It was here that time Insurgents concentrated after being driven out of their capital setting up n new capital and making it time base of their operations Given it Ilrlvadler Star Washington April 25The presi dent line appointed Col James F Smith of the First California volunteer regiment a brigadier general of volunteers The regiment is now In the Philippines Gen Smith will be assigned to one of the brigades of Gen Otis army Official Counterfeiter Arrested Vienna April 24The poll e lowe arrested the burgomaster and eight members of the town council of Baser Hungary on a charge of forging bank notes Time operations of tho criminals have been going on for two years More Dova Revenue Stamp Pittsburgh Pa April 24It was teamed last night that something over 100000 cigars had been found by the Internal revenue officers In Pittsburgh bearing stamps issued by the Jacobs factory at Lancanstcr An Absolute Denial Washington April 23A cabinet officer III authority for an absolute do nial of the story that the cabinet yes terday discussed an alleged conspiracy In this country to weaken the United States in the Philippines The Jury Disagreed Charleston S C April 23At 1045 a m the jury in the case of the Lake City lynchlngs reported its inability to reach a verdict The jury was out t3 hours The caso goes over to the next term of court Death oa Prominent Chilian Santiago do Chili April 25Don Al rarro Covarrublaa one of the most prominent residents of this city died yesterday For sale i fine Jersey cow 4 years old at a bargain J M VICTORY S Circuit Judge Thomas J Scott in a decision rendered at Richmond declared the Kentucky vagrancy law unconstitutional The provis ion of selling the labor ot vagrants he holds is in violation of the fed eral constitution INobbyjlneVictorys of Straw and Crash J 4 Dall SICk- DilliWel1 gooddaylire about half sick all the time They have headache backache and are restless and nervous Food does not taste good and the digestion is poor the skin is dry and sallow and disfigured with pimples or eruptions sleep brings no rest and work Is a burdenSWhat is the cause of all this I P Impuro blood I And the remedy 4b At1Jcj It clears out the channels through which poisons are carried from the body When all impurities are removed from the blood nature takes right hold and completes the cure If there is constipation take Ayers Pills They awaken the drowsy action of tho liver J they cure biliousness Write to our DactOf We huo the czclnilro servIces ot J- ttieinotemntnentpbyiIcIsnsinthe particular In Tonr Cal e You will roS prompt replWllhnut rest AVEI1 Lowell Kall 5 THIRD KENTUCKY The Latest News From Captain Burchfield In the course of arrangements toward receiving with appropriate welcome and warm hospitality our boys of Company A upon their Baileyofis in of a letter from Capt J L Burchfield which will be of interest to the public The follow ing is a copy of this letter and gives all the information at hand up to the hour of going to press HEADQUARTERS Co A 3d KY VOL m8pIKyDEAR receipt of your let ter dated April 20 99 and in reply I have the honor to say that we will be mustered out on or about May mOth I will keep you advised from time to time of the progreis we make and should our date of muster out be changed I will so advise you theboysand every one will share alike in yourSInterestinan early date I remain Your obedient servant J L UJRCIIPIBLD Against the Circus The Madisonville Board of Health has taken steps in the nature cl a quarantine against the traveling circus that is advertised Maybecause i pox in the country and tIme fear that this moving caravan of man and beast might cow the disease abroadIt understood that the railroad company is under contract to haul escapetheand will haul the show The probabilities seem to be thct the circus will appear but that the city council will refuse to grant li cense and the exhibition will there fore be forced outside of time city limits FilmerHopcwell Miss Elsie M Hopewell of Madisonville daughter of Rev J C Hopewell and Mr Walter L Filmer of St Louis were quietly married at the home of the brides father yesterday Wed nesday April 26 They left on the noon trafn for St Louis where their home will be Mr Filmer is in charge of a St Louis branch of a New York wholesale drugShouse lie was formerly of New performed New Time Card A new time card is to be issued soon perhaps within the next twoSweeks on the Henderson division which will affect the Providence train That train will leave Earl ington later in the morning and return from Evansville earlier in the afternoon than at present The exact time cannot be stated until the new card is out- Railroad Work Work is progressing nicelyon the construction of the new rail road turntable foundations for en gina stalls for the new round house and work on the big covered sewerrthat is to carry through the rail road property the water and sew age that conies across Railroad street Sewing machines at Victorys r for i 8 cash A cL I H 3 I 7VI T I o I ee PAUL M MOORB Editor and Mantjtr h BEE PUBL1SHINB COMPANY Incorporated Entered the pUlolIce at Earlington ai Second 1 I MI mIllerISUBSCRIPTION RATES S ii oa ml Yearilrlctljrlnadrance Sla Mont SO TbreeMntb IS I Sine Copies 5 milled free on Ippllcallon Cerreapondenl wanted In an peru t b a ountv Address oa for particular THURSDAY APRIL 27 1899 DEFENDERS of the Dingley bill would be perfectly safe now in of fering a prize for any day that might pass without recording lib eraladvances in wages somewhere c Topeka Capital PROF GLENN is fallen into the common error of many country newspaper men and is doing what J he can in a combination offer with a city paper to persuade his pa trons that the Graphic is not worth one dollar a year AN unsigned communication from Wynns postoffice was received this week We arc sorry to omit any news letters but can not publish a communication that tIisnot signed with the full name the writer The writers name 1 will not be used but we must know who is responsible for every item A DEMOCRATIC contemporary heads some late telegrams as follows Ninety thousand People Rej icingWages Being Raised an the New England Cotton Mills Advance to Wheeling Employes 10000 Men AffectedWages i Being Advanced in All Parts of the U CountryGreatest February Ever Known It has at last heard of the coming of general Prosperity Steubenville Ohio Herald DURING the first quarter of 1896 when the Wilson freetrade law depressed and the menace of free sliver almost throttled the business of this country there were 4512 business failures recorded with total liabilities of 62513 926 In this year of 1899 and i prosperity under a wise Republi 1canadministration and a reason 4 protective tariff law and rid of the fear of cheap money and re Jpudiation the number of business only 2779 with a total of liabilities 31221658 This is a marked decrease of 38 per cent in number of failures and a fallingt 1 off of more than 50 per cent in the total liabilities involved SOIE one has drawn the follow p log parallel between protection and free trade A mans memory need not be very long to prove the truth of the comparisons Under protection we have bad i Great demand for laborI I 2 Wages high and money cheap 3 Public and private revenues large 4 Public and private prosperity great beyond all previous precedent 5 Growing national independence tt tt t Under free trade we have bad r- r tILabor everywhere seeking employ c v ment 1 2 Wages low and money high 3 Public and private revenues Imall and steadily decreasing r 4 Public and private bankruptcy nearly universalt 5 Growing national dependence TilE Louisville Evening Post commenting on the contrast be tween Bryans prophecies of 1896 and the present condition of the country says Every price cur rent refutes Mr Bryan Every bank statement refutes him Every factory chimney refutes him Every days earnings of the railroads refute him Every workingman whose wages have ad i1rvanced stands ready to refute him Ie farmer whose land has in 11creased in value knows there was something wrong in Mr Bryans Iftheory Every man with hogs to or wheat or cattle knows that the maintenance of the gold standard has not brought the ruin predicted by Mr Bryan and they Ifarenot quite so willing to go it as they were in 1896 II TilE colored miners who have fs recently gone from Kentucky to Arkansas upon the rosy represen sentlI are not being received in the most c hospitable mannor A clash of iiauthority between the Governor Federal judge has left theJ traveling miner in a state of uncer tainity as to where he is at The r J Governor says he is informed that i fthebringing of negro miners into will result in riot and ifbloodshed the worst that State 4 ever That is saying a great deal for Arkansas has a rep t utation forsuch things that is hard to beat However the state of y the colored miner there is one oft i great uncertainty and the better P wisdom would be for him to remain i in Kentucky or wherever his home J t is if he has any sort of means of tp support f j tL Type of FreeTrade Organ Wages Up for 200000 WorkmenAll New England Cotton Mills Raise Wages 10 Per Cent Headline in New York World in 1899 under Republican Adminis tration Soup Houses In a Hundred Cities Wages In Iron Mills and All Allied Indus tries Cut 10 Per Cent Headline in New York World In 1893 under a Democratic FreeTrade Administration And the hypocritical old repro bate continues to try to fool the people in its editorial columns Worse still it is only a type of the FreeTrade organNew York Press A Hightoned Tramp From the Hopklnsville Independent- A gentleman residing in a neat modest cottage on Jesup avenue caught a tramp prowling about his back yard evidently trying to steal somethingWhy dont you come to the front door if you want anything indignantly asked the proprietor Thats what I was looking for II was the impudent reply Didnt you see it on the other side ol the house retorted the gentlemanHow I to know that was the front doorl No silver door plate no bell no telephone no statuary no servant to take your hat and cane Tell your boss there is a gentleman out here who is waiting for his breakfast When the gentleman got back with his shotgun the tramp was not there Twentyfour Passenger Trains Pass Outhrle Daily Guthrie Ky April 24 Though but little is said about it and few persons outside of this town know it twentyfour passenger trains arrive and depart from the depot here every twentyfour hours Mail is sent here sixteen times a day and the number of freight trains that pass here daily would surprise even local citizens who have not taken the trouble to count them Though not a big city as a rail road center Guthrie feels quite proud of herself Culture is Best Acquired at Home There is a mistaken idea of culture prevalent Culture does not mean merely committing to memory a great numberof facts out of textbooks but it does mean a careful and thoughtful assimilation of every bit of knowledge that comes our way for the purpose of making ourselves more intelligent more noble more helpful human bein sandwhlre can be found a better school for the development of these attributes than in a wisely and properly conducted homeMay Ladies Home Journal Under Every President From the Louisville Commercial Annie Luskan old colored woman who was buried in the city cemetery Saturday bore the dis tinction of having lived during the administration of every president of the United States She was 113 years old according to her friends having been born in 1786 The Only One of His Kind From the Detroit Tribune The most unconscionable liar perhaps of the the age lives in Detroit He claims he doesnt know how the trusts ought to be run Democratic Orators Real Mean From the Omaha Bee After reading the speeches made at the various Jeffersonian banquets it is evident that some one has misrepresented Thomas It is really too mean to take such ad vantage of a man who has been dead so long E R Simons was here yester day from Madisonville looking toward getting foundations for Joe Goughs new house Mr Simons has the contract to build a sixroom frame house next Joes present residence The new structure will be occupied by Mr Gough and family and the present house will be rented Rev C C Hall and family were In Madisonville this week They will make Earlington a brief visit before returning to Hickory Grovo andvill probably be in this city the last of next week An American Drldfe In Egypt The report of Lord Cromer British con nlgenerat in Egypt referring to the ob taming of a contract for a bridge over the Ubara river in the Soudan by a Philadelphia firm says The time of delivery was an even more important consideration offeredtomonths at a cost of 62450 The Amen deliveryInhave no doubt these facts will admit of some explanation wherewith I am unac appear however to InGreatEugene V Debs spoke Sunday at Ev hundredpeopleheard many labor organizations in that city Miss Ella Etheridge of Nashville is visiting relatives here curesImatlum and Sores Price 26 cents Sold by St Bernard Drug Sore 44A ttEvit Dispositions Are Early Shown Just so evil in the blood comes out in shape ofscrof ula pimples etc in children and young people Taken in time it can be eradicated by using Hoods Sarsaparilla In older people the aftermath of irregular living snows itself in bilious conditions a heavy head a foul mouth a general bail feeling It is the blood the impure blood friends which is the real cause Purify that with Hoods Sarsaparilla and happiness will reign in yonr family Blood PolaonI llTedln abed Of aw for years owing to blood poisoning that fol lowed small pox It broke out all over my body Itching Intensely Tried doctors antI hospitals In vain I tried Hoods Sarsaparilla It helped I kept at It and was en tirely cured I could co on the housetops and about about It Mal J T WILJJUle Cnrnondale Pa Scrofula Sores My baby at two months had scrofula SOleS on chfek and arm Local applications and physicians medicine did little or no good I Foods Sar saparllla cured him permanently He Is now tour with smooth fair akin Mis- S 8 WROTKIT Farmtngton Del JfoodjSalUamilq Itoodt rtlli ear liver mil tb nonlrriut aM- out7 al rile to Uk IiI ikod no THE DAY IS SET Third Kentucky to be Flustered Out nay 16 Savannah Ga April 23May- i6 was officially named last night as the date of the muster out of the muster out of the Third Ken tucky infantry Company commanders and their sergeants are exceedingly busy on the required records and will be in good shape when the mustering officer comes round to the Third Col Smith is seeing to it that none of his Captains is idle and is of the opin ion that the musterout rolls of his regiment will be the best yet submitted to the musteringout officer Maj G C Saffarans of the First Battalion has been detailed as assistant mustering officer and will give almost his entire attention to the Third Col Smith is making an effort to have the regiment paid now for the month of March and thinks he will succeed The majority of the officers and men need money and and do not care to wait until the i6th of May before they get it POLITICAL POINTS The ommission of wine from the bill of fare of the last Bryan ban quet is clearly a bid for the Prohi bition vote in the next campaign From this straw it is surmised that Col Bryan expects to win without the help of KentuckyChicago- News Col Jack Chinn will not be able to regain his old reputation until he grills that grand jury which de- Clared him to be a common nui sanceWashington Post The Hon P Swat Hardin may be compelled to pull off a few din ners in order to keep up the old ticket sentiment in Kentucky Chicago News A considerable number of Demo crats refused to go over to Populism in 1896 and even more will decline to be swung to socialism in 1900 GlobeDemocratn- cChord Declared to bi a doebel flan From the Staodford Interior Journal The Harrodsburg Sayings says it had it from McChord himself that he is not Goebels man Certainly He published that in the Louisville papers but no protestations of his avail against cumulative evidence to the contrary He is Goebels man and his nomination is a Goe bel victory The Whole Thing I am tbo- Whole blamed thing BGoshl Im Ibe biggest Man in Old Kentucky Bigger than the whole Democratic Parly Didnt I invent the Machine and make the fellows build it To elect Wm Goebel who is The whole works Didnt I defy the L A N and all its pub Didal I jump into the Silver band wagon on a run Betcbeflifelj Did I do all this for Love of Democracy Not on your- Tintype I It was all for WHyum Wilynm Goebel The Whole Thing LouIsville Post Oetting Ready From the Louisville Commercial Pittsburgh Commandery No i has secured the Waverly hotel en tire for the triennial conclave as well Liederkranz hall at Sixth and Walnut for headquarters and receptions This is the command ery that spent 20000 at Boston in entertaining and 16000 for ad vertising the recent Pittsburg event St Bernard commandery of Chicago with its magnificent drill corps will stay at the Gait having headquarters at Music hall i1 LOUISVILLE MUSICAL FESTIVAL I Five Concerts to Be Given at the Auditorium May 8 p aad 10 GREAT SINGERS IN THE CASTS The concerts to be given by the Louis villa Music Festival Association at the Auditorium May 89 and 10 will be on the most elaborate scale ever attempted in that city The Association is organized to provide entertainment fur visitors to Lou isville and is composed of poblic pirlted citizens who will make co profit out of the FestivalTheUatef artists Is htade4 by Madame Marealk S abrcb wkese rctarn to this country after fourteen years of triumph abroad has resulted ia ovatiew compara JJennythe star grand opera season of last winter and spring the receipts of which were 900000 the largest sum ever paid to a single company Madame Seabrich was easily the first singer there of a company composedn of the greatest artists of the Boston and Chicago where she afterwards appeared she repeated her triumphs Other sopranos to appear in the festival are Misses Sara Anderson and Anna Lob biller Miss Josapbone Jacoby is confess edly the first dramatic contralto in this country and Miss Blanche Towle has re cently come into great prominence in BostonSig Campanari the leading baritone on the stage in this country will slog at two of the concerts The three tenors Evan Williams George Hamlin and Clarence Shirley are widely known artists sod so are Myron Whitney lr and Gwillym Miles the baritone and basso The solo instrumentalist of the Festival will be Miss Zudie Harris of Louisville who recently returned from ten years study of the piano in Europe and who goes back to Berlin this summer to become the piano soloist of a great German orchestra Miss Harris is a consummate artist already a brilliant star in the artistic world She will be the only Kentucky artist The Festival chorus consists of 350 voices under the direction of Mr C HaShackleton It has been pronounced competent critics the finest chorus in the United States The Boston Festival Orchestra of fifty pieces will be under the direction of EmiltMollenhaner one of the best known ductors in America Five concerts wilt be given including two matinees At two of the concerts Sembrich will sing Notwithstanding the expense of engaging a higher class of ar tists than last year season tickets will reo- maIn at the same prlce7 for the parquets and lint two rows or the dress circle and j for the remaining rows Season ticketsl are now on sale Single tickets go May let Prices 100 150 200 and 1230 for Sembrich concerts and Soc 100 150 and aoo for Tuesday even logs concert and soc lioo and 130 for afternoon concerts One fare rates will be given on all roads PERSONAL Will Kimmons of the was in the city last weekIMrs E R McEuen was IDI Madisonville Tuesday Miss Mollie Vanasen was in Madisonville Tuesday Mrs E R McEuen visited in Madisonville last week Mr and Mrs M Long are vis iting relatives in Crolton Miss Maggie Dcvney of Evansville is visiting friends here Brom Coffman of Madisonville was in Earlington last week Mr and Mrs Walter McGary visited Madisonville last week Mr and Mrs Earnest Rash spent Sunday Madisonville Mr A E Reese of Madisonl ville was in the city David Adams the hustling news agent was in Madisonville Tues day Mr R M Salmon of Ilsley was in the city on business last FridayMr J H C Brashier and son of Ltsman were in Earlington last SaturdayMr H Murphey of Madison ville was in the city one evening last week Mr Morgan Babcock of Evansville is spending the week with Mr N I Toombs Miss Maggie Barnett of Mani HI411WtIlsluUa ASK YOUR DOCTOR question COIumpUon1He oil Nine out often will wayYet have consumption they loathed fatty foods yet fat Is neces sary for their recovery and they cannot take plain cod liver oil The plain oil turbs the stomach and takes away the appetite The dis agreeable odor and taste make it almost unendurable What is to be done This question was answered when we first ma- deSCOTTS EMULSION of CodLiver Oil with Hyp- ophosphitesAlthough that was nearly twenty five years ago stands alone to remedyforand lungs The bad and odor have hem taken away the oil KxH has beta partly digested and the mot sen alive stomach object to it rarely JtItthetake SCOTTS EMULSION and i jut it That why it cures se many cases of early coMumptkinX Even in advanced caies It brings I comfort and greatly prolong m I UK and lixo all drutetiu I SdOTTiOOW ElChinl New Ycik 111 lEiiiii1IPi1 tou is the guest of Miss Maude Barnett here this week Mrs Jack Day and Misses Aggie Wyatt and Sallie McGrath were in Madisonville last week Mrs Julia McGrath is visiting her daughter Mrs T B McGlyn an in Nashville this week Messrs Walter Stodghill and I Willie Mills of Madisonville were in the city Monday on business Mr and Mrs Jack Sullivan have moved into the house on McEuen ClayWooldridge Mr and Mrs Robert TindellI of Nashville arc visiting Mrs Tindell parents Mr and Mrs F De Vylder I DOWN IN THE MINESI Te annual election of officers and busi ess meeting of the St Bernard Coal Com ploy was held here last week and as usual was a pleasant affair Harmony always reigns supreme at these meetings and all questions that would both benefit employer and employe alike are given calm and due consideration No selfish motive pro moles their action but the best for all commands their attention loading coal operalorof the Western Kentucky district sometime ago said IbalI the agitation in favor of an eighthour law would II successful only lead the same men to go still further and ask for a days work to be still less than eight hours and how true his words are Now we hear Fred Ditcher a representative of the U M W who Is endeavoring to get the Southern Indiana miners 5r at least those at Evansville to Iy aside all Independence of manhood and sell themselves body and oul to the order he represents to here fter be used as mere tools Speaking to them ot the future Intention of the orderI to ask for a sixhour day such a law beI ays would give every miner in the coun ry employment But will the miners be so blinded as to believe him Fewer hours work certainly means less wages and an Increase of miners to do the same amount of work The more miners you have at poverty producing wages that a law would make the greater in ury Is done the miner It is simply call ug men from other vocations to engage in mining at a loss Again Ditcher says We are not beg ganet every issue of the United Mine Workers Journal contains an appeal for help and it would seem that thousands of poor deluded beings working under the orders of Boss Ditcher and otbersare con staidly railing for aid while here in this county where the organization has no foothold and never will have the miners know not what II is to call for aid but are prosperous and contented with their lot We may be too severe on agitators ot trouble when we claim there should be a law against allowing the advocate of false doctrine the same thereby misleading many honest men and the Evansville I minerslf persuaded to lake his advice will find to their sorrow that labor unions that place a miner on the same footing as a beg gar is not conducive to the prosperity the laboring raaa islookiog forward to The veteran miserS will be one of the chief subject treated upon in the special edition of THK BIB And we understand there are about fifty who have worked twentyfive year or more for the St Bernard Coal Company Since last August the South Diamond mines have lost but one day on account of ack of orders and that was one day last week One day in eight months is a tine record Ono ol Earliogtons former citizens who is now railroading In Arkansas says the St Bernard coal is shipped to that Stale in large quantities Weigher Fegan says that so steady has the demand for coal been that during tbt last eight mouths No 9 mine has been idle but half day on account of scarcity of orders Tbo miners strike In Arkansas is prov- Ing of value to miners elsewhere The St Bernard U now shipping coal to Memphis for use there The production of silver in the world last year shows an Increase over all years since 1893- Although the past winter has been a good opa for the coal dealer Figures show that the coal companies have sold coal at a lower price than ever before and with the exception of creating a steady demand the companies have received no benefit from the last winters extreme cold weatherForeman Toombs of the St Bernard Company says the new scales being pot in at the Arnold mine is one of the best It use and has Improvements over others In fact thinks this scale the but one this coal district Manager Ben WRobinsonof Ibe Whit ley Mining Company was here on a brief visit to relatives and on business last week Ben says he has no more trouble with miner since be has adopted the plan to entirely ignore labor unions and mom bets thereof Manager Nisbel of the Provldenco CoalS Company is figuring on some extensive provement at his mine this summer An electric hauling and mining machine plant will be added I Ja the British Empire there are over 850000 miners emyloyed In Germany 465000 in the United Stales about 400 ooo in France 156504 Austria 124394 Now taking these five producing nations of the worlds output of coal and following the output from 1878 up to 1897 we will soothe progress which has established the coal industry as the most important one in the labor world We find tho British out put in 1878 was 130000000 tons and rose up to 200000000 In 1897 Observe America advancement brothers whose output la 1878 viz 50000000 yet America has forged bead ot Germany some 60000000 tons wbuJlunce and Austria have Increased their respective Yet this Is not to bo compare- dtotbctbreeabovnations I am indebted to Dr Leo Foster for the above in Colliery Guardian Mirth 10 2899 Prices of coal in the Pllliburg district have been advanced 10 cents a Ion on small orders and s dents a ton on large contracts Tha advance dates from April i Many large orders for coal are coming B ndtbc demand U greater now than for m on account ol the increased busiaMiaIQlluriMiustries la IlUBoft there ire fiftytwo counties- WkICaUta1 Lprq4M4ad atoll of 88i V i I4 r rniars AI1PIUf a 5 O I11t1 eremof delLtrom t t I1 750r about oPJot 5 P9Jd DoctorsSayBilious Fevers I ivhich prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompan id by derangements qf the Stomach Liver amK Bowels ThQ Secret of Health The liver is the great driving wheel toin the mechanism of man and when itis out oforder the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result Tutts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles Robert Mcjohnston a wealthy tea importer of New Yorkformerly- of Owcneboro and John Rhein hardt president of the Owensboro Ice Company have been indicted for allowing thistles to grow on their vacant lots in a fashionable suburb of Owensboro DIGEST YOUR FOOD brfoo4ions and treealato your blood ant then yot are tyitemliPowder antI watch the results You will feel the effetu after one dose GIve It trial anti be convinced Price SSe Dr Ottoi Sprue Gum Balsam Cure Your Ceuih Juat the Mtdloln for ChlMrtm For tale by St Bernard Drug Store James Elslcy the London mes senger who was sent with a mes sage to Hampton Cal has returned to New York twelve hours ahead of the mails In almost every neighborhood there it some one whose life hIS been saved by Chamberlains Colic Cholera and DIar rboca Remedy or who baa been cured of chronic diarrhoea by the use of that medicine Such persons make a point of telling hopingother lives For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlln ton B T Robinson Mor tons Gap George King St Charles In its journey up the Mississippi the gunboat Nashville will visit Paducah in response to a petition sent up by the citizens of that place provided the water is at proper stage Bismarcks Iron Nerve Was the result of his splendid health In domitable will and tremendous energy are not found where Stomach Liver Kidney and Bowels are out of order If you want these qualities and the success they bring use Dr Kings New Life Pills They develop every power of brain and body Only 25C at St Bernard Drugstore The first time a man goes to a race track be imagines that he has discovered a new way to make money Malaria cannot find lodcntnt In the ijrilm while the Liver it In perfect order DJ M A Simmons Liver edlclne li the best Rtfilator The state board of valuation has raised the assessment of Trigg county 4 per cent in lands and 6 per cent on town lots Do not sneeze and cough you bead off when a few doses of Dr Sawyers Wild Cherry and Tar will cure your cold and cough and prevent any further lung or bronchial complications St Bernard Drugstore Woman cant throw a stone but when she drops a flower pot out of a window she always hits some body Glad Tidings to Asthma Sufferers Folers Honey and Tar gives quick and positive relief It Is the great remedy for diseases of the respllory organs like Asth ma Bronchitis Hoarseness Campbell Co Miss Christine Bradley has been chosen to unveil the Kentucky monument at Chickamauga Park May 3 To Cure sCold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fall to cure 25C The genuine has L B Q on each tablet The Board of Safety at Louisville has notified policemen and firemen thatthey must pay their debts or leave the service of the city A Torpid Liver caaiei Depretilon of Spirit Indigestion Headache Conitlpatlfn VII Dr VI A Simmons Liver Medicine to stimulate that organ A little girl of Skjppack Pa fell on the sharp a teakettle the other day and cut off the end of her nose IDr Sawyers Ukatine never has and we not see bow it can fall to cure kidney disorders It gives nature the aid needed and nature thus aided never falls St Bernard Drugstore A practical demonstration of the utility of compressed air as a motive power was made in New York Sunday Running Sores Ulcers Boils Pimples etc quickly cured by Banner Salve the most nealiog salve in the world Price 250 No other just as good Campbell Co A tenyearold Georgia boy while eating chicken got to laugh ing drew a bone down his throat and died in a few minutes When you ask for Dr U A Slmmont Liver Medicine tee that you jet It and not tome worthless Imitation Mrs Minerva Reesor said to have been 104 years old died in Meade county I Dont scratch your life away but use Dr Sawyers Witch Hazel and Arnica Salve for eczema piles hives burn and cuts It soothes relieves pain and posi tively cures St Bernard Drugstore Owensboro is to have a fair this year October 3 to 8 inclusive There will be no races except trotting and pacing races A Life for soc Many people have been cured of Kidney Diseases by taking a 50C bottle of Foleya Kidney Cure Campbell Do The ideal woman is one whose preserved strawberries hold out until fresh strawberries get cheap PlaltrNUIIAN TEA ureeDppcp naUpatlon aad Indi gestion Regula U1e LiTer RU 25 eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store tti 1 Full Shelves New Goods Great Variety BEST VALUES Our Spring Goods are being received daily and opened for public inspection of our friends and patrons Our new purchases include a large variety of Dress Goods Wash Good- sBeautiful Line of Silk Waist Patterns Choice Embroideries Lin ings Hosiery Ribbons and everythingneeded to corn plete a womans apparel in- choice style Ncxzt11 S1iirt We arc headquarters for the Noxall Shirts of which we have a very attractive assortment IT IS CARPET TIME Too and we have a line of Carpets here and on the road from which everybody can be suited OUR NELSON SHOES Arc here A splendid line of styljsh honest shoes at low prices The place to get well dressedwith stuff of sterling quality at fair prices is our store St Bernard Heft Store I ssssetsaismsq J W TWYMAN I Stovetand Grates CASTINGS AND TINWARE c Contractor of all kinds TintGalvanized Iron and Copper Work I ROOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED I I lseas ee4541s154 sp S S S SSUa4SS44 0 YOUR SOLICITED wvORDERS Who Does the Livery n f fl- Ask your neighbors J They all say that we haul better loads fur nish best teams and al ways at the right price s 4 r fJOpen All Night Barnett ArnoldJdIhmdId IoIIl rb A othdI 4 ba t 1 I 11e M McGORD I 5Il Contractor and Builder I IS YEARS BXPBRIHNCI it EARLIIMETON KY c All Classes of Buildings Erected C4- I made complete ready for occupancy andI jcludlng the furnishing of all 4 mecbanlJ31 D Iid common labor lPLANS DETAILS SPEd 44 1 1DRAWN4 olC T 11 Pf1 Piii F n1pwwWt7rT rr T r f tItSIS4lISS I I U SUU4SSI4 5 11 IGEOR E cS lt1 0 I 1uecettorto Isaac Dlvll1 r I LIVERY FEED STABLEAt R r i Main Street just west j ofdepoie Lo EARLINGTON KY I i FirstClass Equipment and Prompt service J j aIsIs555 SUSsSIu I S SISIsssans II Ii I lip j- 2 L l 4 r C r 0 r J i r S 0 = Ii I 9 I 1 j fr Lqe Bee f33y 3itustruwe fc rlpe I LOCAL IIS y Some of the ypung IA nqf the town are arranging to tgke lancing a lessons J Henry McDoyel has been acting as assistant postmaster for a few days Uncle Joe MpCuUey of Mad S Botivillc is thinHng p locating in California Tho iiuitlcrsycrewL1 be a great dealot bujjdfag dpna in Mad sonvillethis year arThe people of Dawson have the Smeasle scare There arc a few cases in the town t The safe for the bank at Daw fi son has arrived and the business will begin in a short time f Y t Mr Bcrneckcr the manager oft the telephone exchange at Madi S sonville ws in the city Monday 4LThe dirt roads of Hopkins County are rapidly improving and Il will soon be in good condition for jf traveling kzeRoy Jones who has been sub bing for Toy Keown the bar- S u bcrs for two weeks has returned 1 ttoMortons Gap Rev R M Wheat has moved r his boarding place and now rooms with the family of Mr Marion Sisk on Railroad street Mrs and Mrs G Browning and Mr and Mrs Dick Croft of Mor tons Gap attended church servi ces at this place Sunday Misses Minnie and Willie Whit t field who are now attending school at Hanson spent Sunday night II with Mrs Susan Turner Prof J J Glenn is making ar rangements to move his family from Madisoqvillc to Guthrie and will probably move next week a Circuit Clerk Gatlin says that the docket for the coming May court is unusually light both in point of civil and criminal cases Mr Scott Turner of Guthric came down Sunday for a short visit I and to accompany his little daught iljcr home Who has been visiting here for several weeks I The protracted meeting at the Christian church Madisonville began last Sunday morning Elder Crossfield of Owensboro is con meetinRrThe farmers unite in saying that the tobacco plants arc flourishing 4and if notning happens between now and setting time to damage them the prospects arc good for the weed 1 Mr Bryan Hopper went to Hop kinsville Monday to take part in- S j the Knight Templar work ol Moore Commandery incident upon the an i ifi nual inspection of that command J i TV He returned Tuesday Rev Roscoe M Wheat will not f 1 hold the contemplated protracted i meeting at Nebountilsome time in t July in accordance with the wishes t of his congregation at that place Hi now expects that Rev W it tl Smith of Robards will assist him I l in thin meeting T Elfcie Umstead Lee Cazort P Killick Thos Browning and Harrington were witnesses at iiRr this week in the suit of l widow of Conductor Watts f ofr against the L N Railroad The case was again postponed by t I r the lawyers for the plaintiff DIDNT GET EM Moonshiners In riuhlenbei r S Evade the Revenue Officers An ineffectual raid was made out of Oreenvile Saturday night by Deputy Collector W H Overby of Henderson and Depu ties R M Coleman of Owens boro and Ed Hubbard The attempt was made to get hold of an illicit distillery that was reported in operation and the journey tool the revenue men some fifteen miles east of Greenville into the rough country near the line be tween Muhlenberg and Todd coun ties The party left Greenville about 7 oclock Saturday night and reached the point they expected to find a guide in watting a little alter 10 oclock A cog had slipped somewhere and the guidi3 failed to appear The revenue men believe that the moonshiners I had heard of the proposed talcI and had decamped The deputiesI were a mudbesmeared crowd after the long trip in the stormy night and their shoes indicated that they had beaten the brush 01 else had been forced to go afoot parts of the way They made their several ways homeward from Greenville Sunday afternoon Beware of Ointments for Catarrh I that Contain flercury- M mercury will surely destroy the sense of smelt and completely derange the wbole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians as the damage they will possiblyderivemanufactured by F I Cbeoey Co Toledo Ohio contains no mercury and Is taken Internally acting directly upon tbe IbefllemInjet the genuine It Is takes internally and made in Toledo O by F J Cheney i Co Testimonials free Sold by druggists price 75c per bottle hilts Family Pills are the bes- tBeardThompson Mr William Beard jr son ol Judge William Heard of Madison ville was married to Miss Cath rinc Thompson yesterday evening at 9 oclock at Calvery Church Louisville the Rev J G Minne jcrode performing the ceremony Mr Beard has been a resident of Louisville for several years and has a good position in the post office He is a very popular young man and is remembered by the people of Madisonville especially as the possessor of a fine barytone voice Miss Thompson is a favor ftc in social circles and both are- to be congratulated in this their happy union Wonderful Discovery 18g8NewDear SlnI have bees troubled with liver mad stomach complaint I had no appetite and my general health was very bad I took medicine from four different doctors and they failed to do mo any good I got no relief until I began to use you valuable Nubllo Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and It did me more good than all the medicine I ever took I have gained thirtyfive pounds in weight and mr health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent I- caa recommend planters Nubian Tea to- tbe world as being a Godsend to any com molly Any one who doubts this statement can write OSCAR BAKER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store AppoInted Asylum Commissioner From the Kentuckian Gov Bradley on Saturday named Gabe L Campbell of near Hopkinsville as a Commissioner of the Western Kentucky Insane Asylum The appointment is made to fill the vacancy caused by- the death of John Feland Sr Dr Sawyers Little Wide Awake Pill S- give purity of blood nod vigor of thought by perfectly regulating the bowels aod- cure biliousness inactive liver and consti patton St Bernard Drugstore Happy John John Vinson is the happy father of a fine 13pound girl baby ho- was born Sunday morning ELIEF cur1 rkIerInflremlautee SOarSto lltha- nd Baramtir Complaint Price 25 Cent I Sold by St Bernard Drug Store S I 41JI 350 Shoes Shies 350 1 I 0I We have been talking to the readers of THE BEE about Hoisery for 2 weeks now and that the jm Mi pression that we handle this very important factor Mi of every familys wardrobe exclusively may not bforce itself upon them we shall call their attention b to our superior stock of Shoes We carry b Shoes at nearly every price from5oodownto 20C the pair we WOUIG cau special utienuon now I Ifito our 3BO Mans Shoes for this Spring We havey fi ht this priced Shoe in Chrome CalfVici Kid and I I Ifi cd Kangaroo In Chrome Calf we show a medium light y 4 Dlucher built on B and C lasts Essex toetipped Out of fo fi Vici we had made a choc top and bottom Norfolk toe I 4i tipped Glazed Kangaroo is black stock this weare using of Vici The manufacturer claims this stock is Y i fiequally as lasting as Vici which is saying enough and 1 peal or scar near so easily 4 lFWeSbow Glazed Kangaroo with top mad bottom both made Mi fiof this new wltb handsome vlsting top too These are built y I 4on 0 nod D Lasts Clarendon toe tipped Each one of these easy lit 4 4l wearing stylish appearing durable Sboes is a Dal lace Goodyear b 4welt which assures as inach easo and elegance as a bandsewed Shoe I r mllcb lessmoney We tlo not claim thes are tile BEST IJ50 I I the wide wide world but we do affirm they have po superlufiSIIOESln them for GOOD SIIOESwben WI say this is a good Shoe C6- I I f Jo be mistaken we stand Just Y- tii1t U owe mean Just that If wesbould accidentally 1 our promise Where do you our Shoes Have you ever U- I f fi tried us If nol why We are awfully anxious to sell you all your Shoes U A fJfi Try Us U y bt5 r fiff ftI i BISHOP 6 COOIP ta L fi MADI80NVILLB KY rt q yOUn JMONBY WAOK IP YOU WANT ITS fi OIP i Sf JJ J f L 0pp wtt VETERAN HIKERS List About Complete and Pot traits to be Published Soon The photographs of veteran miners that have been recently taken by Mr Bryan Hopper for use in helping to illustrate TUE BEES Special Coal Edition to be issued soon have about all been made A good lot of pictures has been secured and the effort will beI made to use them to the best ad advantageThe of Earlington St Charles and Mortons Gap occupy an unique position as to their long residence and continuous work at these places for the one coal company the St Bernard- A list of thirtyone coal miners who have been employed twenty five years or more continuously by that company and who now live at Earlington and Mortons Gap have been photographed The St Charles veterans are mentioned under a separate heading The following are those of Earl ington and Mortons Gaponly one at the latter placewhose pictures are in hand JD W Umstead Jno R Evans Geo WyattI Henry Wyatt J 13 Wyatt Jas Fegan Wm Vanason Sr john Lawrence Thos Wagner Jnoi Slattery Joe Gough Pierce Meyers Dock Griffin John Wyatt W R Brown Cal Morgan JnoI I Morgan James Priest R W Woods Denny Berrigan John ClementsAnd following veteran col ered miners Win Johnson John Bailey John Webb Luke Ander son Abe Osburn Tom Clarkj Jim Offutt Jerry McNary Bal Frame John Kirkpatrick Quaint Sayings It is interesting and Instructive to read bright and well constructed advertisements Messrs CI Hood Co of Sar saparilla fame must have been at a greatI feast and taken everything borne them They ara using a bright selection of quaint old sayings and proverbs as the starters in a series of clever advertise ments wherein the proverbs are neatly turned and paraphrased to fit the subject matter The public like this breezy ad verttsing as it reminds of other proverbs and opens up discussion A Royal Welcome Awaits Henderson Ky ApnJ23The citizens of Henderson will give Capt Atkinson and Company H Third Kentucky United States vol unteers an ovation on their return from Cuba Arrangements have been made on an elaborate scale to receive them They will be met at the depot by all the civic organ izations and bands of the city and escorted to the fair grounds where a barbecue will be tendered them The Hon W P McClain will be the orator of the day The company will arrive from Savannah Ga May i8- RemarkableCure of Rheumatism KCNNA Jackson Co W Va About three ago my wlfehad an at tack of rheumatism which confined her to her bed for over a month and rendered her unable to walk a step without assistance her limbs being swollen to double their normal size Mr S Maddox insisted on my using Chamberlains Pain Balm IIpurchased a fiftycent bottle and used it according to directions and the next morn ing she walked to breakfast without assist ance In any manner and she has not had a similar attack sinceA B PARSONS For sale by St Bernard Drugstore EarlI ington Ben T Robinson Mortons dpGeorge King St Charles ninlsters Conference A dispatch from Princeton says the first annual meeting of the Preachers Association of the Christian Church of South Kentucky to be held there May 2 and 4 has a program of unusual interest and the attendance will be large This is the meeting in which Elder L HI Ted of Earlington is to take active part a full program of which was recently printed in Tun BEE Story of a Slave To be bound hand aud foot for years by the chains of disease is the wont form of slavery George D Williams of Man chester Mich tells how such a slave was made free He says My wife has been o helpless for five rears that she could not turn over in bed alone After using two bottles of Electric Bittors she is won derfully improved and able to do her own work This remedy for female diseases quickly cures nervousness sleep leuness melancholy headache backache fainting and dizzy Epells This miracle working medicine is a godsend to weak Ickly run down people Every bottle guaranteed only 50 cents Sold by SI Jernarid 1rngSre- UopJ4nsCqy Medical Society The Hopkins County Medical Society meets at Madisonyill today pUpwjng 1sthe program DipheraPapet by R L one Open for discussion Bronqhitis Paper byET Al mono Open for discussion Endometritis Paper by Dr J D Sory Open for discussion Catarrhal Pneumonia in Children Paper by Dr J D Timmons Operdor discussion Volcanic Eruptions Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life o joy Bucklens Arnica Salve cures them Iso Rufluingand Fever Sores Ulcers Boil Felon Corni Warts Cuts Bruises Burns Scalds Chapped Hands Chll blains Best PiloCuren earth Drives oqt Pains and Aches Oalf25 tS a box Cure gnarahtmd qld ySt Bernard rugsst It always makes a Kentuckian Atsponge trnwy DISEASES e tbe all most dlseasel falat clays Kidney Curs a guaranteed remedy ir money refunded Campbell ft Co S I tt1 s v j y1 OLD CITIZENS OF ST CllARLESt Photographs of Eighteen Taken to Illustrate The Bee A trip to St Charles at anap pointed time found all the citizens of that little city who had followed various vocations in the employ of the St Bernard Coal Company for- ttwentyfive years or more ready and waiting to sit for their photo graphs to be used in illustrating TilE BEES special coal edition to be issued in a short timetEighteen pictures were taken and if all came out well the photos of the following will appear in TUE BEE as stated T P Sisk Charles McAllister John Balder Sr John Kampei W E Umstead Joseph Mosley Barton Crutchfield Dr T It Fmley B F Gilliland J V Mc Euen George fixing W C Jenkins Lud Flake It R Sweeny Jack McAllister and the three yet era n colored miners W R Teague Tom Taylor and Jiji Brasher I Mr Bryan Hopper took the pictures and if he had been prepared and had desired to tak other pictures for profit he could have done business that day The St Charles folks are good people i and received us with open arms Remarkable RescuecMrs Michael Curtain Plainfield Illpmakes the statement that she caught which settled on her lungs she was treated for a month by her family physicians but hopelessmedicine could cure her Her druggist suggested Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption she bought a bottle and to her delight found herself benefited from first dose She continued its use and alter taking six bottles found herself sound and well now does her own housework end is as well as she ever was Free trial bottles f- of this Great Discovery at St Bernard Drug Store Only 50 cents and 100 Every bottle guaranteed The MagazineClub The Magazine Club was de ightfully entertained on last Thursday afternoon by Mrs IcGary in honor of her guest Mrs Nat Wetzel ol St Louis In the absence of the President Mrs W F Burr Vice President presideds She also led on Ball New York Munsey followed byt The paintings of Tisso reviewed by Miss Hester both ar tides were much enjoyed De ightful relreshments were served and enjoyed with the current events brought forth by roll call The next meeting will be with Miss Hester Mrs Ernest Rash and Miss Crenshaw will leadlMeeting at 230 Best way to Invest 25 Cents Atrrtoc Miss July ist 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co I want to tell you what I think of your nbian Tea I have used it myself and in my family and it is all that you claim for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever tried It is Just the thing to take if you- feel bad and are IASold by St Bernard Drug Store Qooch Trial Postponed The case against Jody Gooch for the murder of Renz Ashby deputy marshal at Slaughtersville was called at Dixon last week The defense was granted a continuance until the August term of- court by the filing of an affidavit to the effect that owing to defendt ants imprisonment and flculties he had been unable to secure o certain important witnesses i Lingering La Grippe Cough Cured o- Mr G VACIIER 257 Osgood St Chicago My wife bed a severe case of La Grippet three years ago and left her with bad cough She tried a bottle of Foleys i Honey and Tar and it gave immediate reo- lief A 30 cent bottle cured her cough entirely Now wo are never without a bottle of this wonderful Cough Medicine in the house 25 and soc Campbell Co BradfordEskridge- Mr J K Bradford a popular employe of the L N was mar ried to Miss Lena Eskridge of Mt J iliett Tenn this week Thc- happy couple passed through here Monday on their way to St Louis where they will spend their honey moon TilE BEE extends congrat ations to Mr and Mrs Bradford Malllol Alklnion Llckburg Ky writes Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicines It all Its rroprlo- lorl claim for It It will cure Palpitation of Iho- lloarl lure Would not give one dose of it for- tbree of Black Draught or arof Zellni No Small Pox at Henderson The Henderson Journal states that there are no cases of sman- pox in that city It says there a few cases at Audubon but they Yere of a light form and nobody in enderson is in tlje least uneasy and that everything is running ongas usual there Henry Kpehler k Company Lumber Dealers of LouisyiileKy invite correspondence witli Mil- men I who have for sale They buy POHLAR and HARDWOODS in mixed cars pRY or GREEN Write them EldetHardy Elder J W jlardy formerly of- this county where he has many friends and admirers but now of ayfield has re4vcdit invitation to deliver the baccalaureate sermon for the Christian University at Caxtpn Mo onMay 28 Wantedit Reliable to sell the best specialty on themarJct Staple article al1dr ady seller affording large profit No samples or de sit required ss925 Majestic Building DetrpitMIch J a I i t U tl SWALLOWED THE DRILL Peculiar Accident to E L Price of florganflcld 1L Price a wellknown to bacconistof Morganfield was the victim of a peculiar and painful accident at Morganfield last Saturday The accident happened in he dental parlors of Dr Eugene Cottingham at Morganfield Mr Price was in the reclining chair and Dr Cottingham was dressing a ooth which he had just drilled out foraJillingM The instrument used Was a solid piece of steel two inches long about an eighth of an in diameter at one end tapering to a sharp or bladeshape point While die instrument was in the tooth the patient suddenly coughed The jerk of the head loosened the doctors grasp the instrument dropping down Mr Prices throat Dr Cottingham with what instruments he had at hand used every endeavor possible to dislodge and take the piece of steel from his patients throat Finally the instrument was dislodged but passed downward leaving the throat lac rated to a painful degree Mr Price immediately went to Louisville and consulted special st Dr Ray who advised him to wait for a day or two and see if nature would not come to his res ue He decided to do this and ut off the Xray examination which he intended to undergo and at last accounts was doing nicely and suffering no inconvenien Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hjuton Ala writes us August I2lb 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fret ul I keep this medicine in the house and when the children are ailing I Rive them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Bernard Drug Store WATERWORKS MADlSONVILtE Spring Lake Ice Company Putting- In a system The Hustler says The Spring Lake Ice Company arc hauling preparatory to putting in a- ystem waterworks for Madison ille It is proposed to pipe first o the business part of town and along the line of the principal residence streets so that those who wish to have water supplied to them can get it at reasonable cost There is no doubt that service will be popular and that they will soon get quite a nice line of subscribers They will erect a stand pipe at the lake with sufficient capacity to give good pressure and an abundant supply of water for the purposes intended Nashvilles May Festival The merchants of Nashville under the auspices of the Retail ilcrchantss Association have made preparations for a great May festival at which a large and varied programme of entertainment will be offered for the five days be ginning May 16 The famous IcllstedtBallenbeig Band will play daily four thousand dollars isplay of fireworks will be given 1 night there will be an extensive flower Parade participated in by he ladies of every Tennessee town and city and the fire departments f all the leading cities have been invited to a great intercity contest f speed and efficiency The fire departments of all the Tennessee owns and cities have also been invited All the railroads have greed to one fare for the round- trip as the rate on that occasion Pains in the Back Cured A D FARBINOTON Constanlia N Y writes I was troubled several yeifs with kidney disease and suffered severe pains in- he back I used Foleys Kidney Cura and one bottle cured me I recommended it 10- my friends and it has given perfect sails faction Campbell tCo ShawHarrison Mr Reed Shaw who formerly- ran into Earlington but who is iiow on the South local out of Hop insville was married in that ity last week to Miss Augusta Harrison His many friends here extend congratulations CASTOR IA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought BolUs tho SlgnaturooC A dispatch from Hodgcnvill say that the farm on which Abraham Lincoln was born was purchased for his son Robert T Lin coIn Bishop Dudley Bishop Dudley preached at the ssemblv Hall last Thursday night to an appreciative audience Dr fir A Simmons Liver Medicine Clears the impltslon gives Buoyancy to the Mint cures eadaebe Regulates SlotnacbBowels sail Liver Mrs Louis Weber and daughter are expected to reach Earlington the latter part of next week and Louis is expected to then lose some of that faraway look and- quit feeling lonesome Money lo patent good Ideas maybe e- cured by our ald Address THE PATtNr RECORD I i MdY DECULIAR TO OUR SOIL Catarrh ft an American dtuattrS V Mrs Oregcr llngby i Tcxutys Pcruna b111 has done so much gcodo for mo that I am t to do my own work Mr JucobGrlflJn Elmer I Mich writesIII was very t nervous anti unable to work I have taken several bottles of Icntna and t 1Eft1lcrliosrille N C buys I took jovr 1oruna for f OeafnuR can hear now as well M I ever could Aie Tr3lolT Mt Clem ens Mlflivrltcs iliad Ii KrFl und it left mo with u terrible cough I f tcck Teruna and was cured Sirs EGucet Kearney Uuflalo Co Ktb wrltcslI I tCGle your catnrih and can say that I am now entirely cured ofItII Walter Krady CusS code Ark says I had running tars It was so ditcifI had borne it fourteen years I read Dr Hartmaus book called b Tho Ills of Ute1 1 took seventeenfdollars worth of his entirely cured TIlE MASS MEETINGh At the Christian Church Madi sonville a Most EnjoyableI Affair The mass meeting at the Chris han Church in Madisonville Sun day was a nice affair and was well attended The program which was published in last weeks papers was carried out and the talks on the different subjects were good and to the point The musical part of the program was well ren dered and very much enjoyed On account of the inclement weather many people were disap pointed in not attending from this placeThese meetings arc only a foretaste of the coming convention when E O Excell will lead a full chorus of all the musical talent ol the town and not only of them but of Earlington Mortons Gap Hanson Slaughtersville and in fact from all over the county No church can afford to fail to have I some representative present TO MEN ONLY Rev Crowe Will Preach at As sembly Hall Sunday Afternoon Sunday afternoon at 3 oclock in Assembly Hall Rev John M Crowe will preach a sermon to men only The simple announcement is a guarantee of a large audience and this will be ah unique feature of the very successful series ol meetings now being held and which will terminate with a popu lar lecture The Tell Tale Tick of Time at Assembly Hall Monday night next The sale of tickets to the lecture promises to be large and reserved seato have gone rap idly this week They may yet be had at St Bernard Store until all ire exhausted HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad in the early oi prlnir bloisomi forth trees and lloweri canting the despondent chord to vibrato to this the moat of all springtime and how do you feel Have you that tired shaky feelluf the forerunner Fever If so youmustnotpassthiewarlitug as tt Is an of sickness onsnlt us as our advlca costs you nothing1 Call on your drngglst and procure a bottle of- Dr Carlstedti German Liver Powder Take Due dose a dayat bed time for six days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill roulc following the directions and after two week course these two great remedies 101- 1wilt feel like the flowers la the spring Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season when the atmosphere Is full of germs If necessary your system warns you repeat the above These Remedies la stock ad so 14 by St Bernard Drug Store Maria Lewis Ross At 3 oclock Tuesday afternoon April 25 1899 the house of Mr and Mrs James B Ross of Madi onville was made glad by the rrival of a baby girl This an nouncement is made with pleasure and the writer joins in heartiest congratulations This young miss isa cousin of the little James B Ross whose comipg was an nounced in the last issue of Tnt BEE Wash Is Smiling Col Wash Etheridge the clever L N agent was seen with a big large smile Tuesday and seemed happy to say the least Investigation as to the cause ol this sunflower smile revealed the act that it was the arrival of a fine girl baby at his house LECTURE It Rev John fl Crowe at Assembly I Hail nay i E As has been previously an W nounced through THE BEE at church and public gatherings and- y hand bills Rev John M Crowe f Louisville the eloquent evangelist who has been conducting a very successful series of revival services at the M E Church South this I place will deliver his popular lec ure The Tell Tale Tick of at Assembly Hall Monday night May i at 8 oclock This lecture has been given in many places throughout the coun try together with Rev Crowe tbaspraised Tics BEE last week reo produced several press comments which showed in what esteem thes lecturer and his lectures are held elsewhere l But here and now we have all a een and heard the eloquent preach erlecturer and we have no need tr hear further introduction or en Corsementwellattended and every seat should peor those who shall hear Mr and Mrs McCulley whoI ave been conducting a boarding ouse here for three years or more have decided to quit but will continue to reside in Earlington Britton will take charge oi the house run by them and will keep boarders A TIMELY HINT You thcnld be wile and see that your blood Ia rich and and whole system put In a perfectly healthy condition by the nu Dr German Liver Powder Then 7011 wilt be free from malaria typhoid fever cold tld the grip Dr CarUUdtt German Live Powder It the beat medicine money can buy For your CottA try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Frlc 260 and 600IN Bottle 4Forute by St Bernard Drug Store NSPECTION AND WORK f Knights Templar Hold Annual fleeting and Election Madisonville Cpmmandery No 57 Knights Templar held its reg ular annual electionTuesday night It was also the occasion of conference of the Red Cross and Temp lar degrees upon Turner Ruby of Madisonville and the annual in spection of that body by Sir Kngl John Orndorf Grand Generalis simo of Kentucky t A banquet was held at the New Belmont Hotel during the evening and the Sir Knights were escorted thither by ths Madjionville Cornet BandThe Commandery was highly complimented by the visiting inspector Earlington was represented b Sir Knights Atkinson Bourland Arnold Evans Campbell Viand e Moore The officers were regularly advanced without a break and F Bo WIfor the ensuing year It is prob able that several of the members will attend the State Conclave at Louisville but they will not go as- a Commandery for the reason that- a sufficient number cannot attend Sir E L Hendricks of Owens boro was present and presided for the evening coughi gConstant coughing Is very annoying and tho continuous hacking and taUon will soon attack andbijnro tho delicate lining of tho air passages Take advice and use Dr- Buhla Syrnp In time This Cu7s 1ImcaVYiiis Doies ore recommend PrICC2SCU AtaUdrogcUtj WallPaper J Ve have some Choice Standard Patterns inWall Paper Good Goods at Reasonable Prices which will serve many housekeepers as well as the highpriced Papers offered elsewhere MW6LAD TO SHOW YOU sill Bernard General Storei An Excellent Combination The pleasant method and beneficial rcmedySvnurCALIFORNIA Pio SYRUP the value of obtaining the liquid laxa tlvo principles of plants known to bo presentinghemtastc ODd acceptable to the system It the one perfect strengthenIng laxa lye cleansing tho system effectually dispelling colds headaches and fevers o gently yet promptly and enabling ono to overcome constipation per manently Its perfect freedom from very objectionable quality and sub and Its on tho kidneys liver nml bowels without weakening or Irritating them make it tile Ideal In the process of manufacturing figs re used as are pleasant to tile taste but the medicinal qualities of tho remedy ore obtained from senna and other aromatic plants a method known to this CALIFORNIA Pro STRUP o only In order to gcUts beneficial plensolrinted on tho front of every package CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO BAN FRANCISCO OALOJLOUISVILLE KY NEW YORK IT Y- orsale by nil Druggist Price We pcrbottle W A NISBBT PreilJenl O W WADD1LL CtibU- r2Kopk5ns County BANKMADISONVILLE r Gapjal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and Invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Hr the finest and most secure vault ID hat section ot Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus find 80000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1887 JNO G MORTON BANKERtThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to bus ness men we are talking they know all about itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safety it the bank is a one Theres convenience Itthe money always ready and out squaodering small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Co Compound prescriptionsproperly takes time It requires knowledgyto have a large amount of drugs fresh drugs He must give the hen possible work and for compensation be must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS BMBBt BER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE EXPERIENCE BO YEARS I lTRADE MARKS 1 DtSIONS COPYRIGHT Ao lending a iketeh and ileklr ascertain our opinion true whether an II Oomnnnlca tlon itrlctlr conGdlntlal UandboOk on tatentpent frS OMoit fur aecurlnzpatent Patents taken through Mann Co Iptetal nollu without cbarue to the Scientific Jftitericatu A handsomely Illnitratad woeklr ell eulatlon ot an solontlUo onrual Terms 3 a newdPUNN tk 1 liranob t THOS B YOUNG Manufacturer of lllch Grade I Boots and ShoesRipilrWork a Spec- Ialtytz1ix1tQr1 ICyTI publicnew work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville and am now pre pared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction 1AINDeX PAINTSQuahty z T St Bernard Drug Store J P 0 v- Y if T T Y i L CONSUMPTION i the Wonderful Doctor Slocum System of Treatment is Demonstrating Every Day to the Entire Civil ized World that Consumption is Curable THOUSANDS HAVE BEEN CURED By Special and Particular Arrangement Four Free Prep I aratlons Embracing the Complete Slocum System May be Obtained by Every Reader of This Paper Consumption is curable U 1 perfectedtriamphantly by the American expert BpeciaUst Dr T A Slocum The Slocum System is a thorough com plete and comprehensive System of Treat annihilator PreparaMonsof Consumption asthma bronchitis catarrh weakened and I rundown systems anemic conditions laryn giLls grippe and its serious afUsrcflects First Tho Slocum System kills and drives ontof the human system deathdealing term thereby rendering It susceptible to rc tponstvo treatment Second It introduces a bulldincun fat tening rtrengthrcstoring food rc itores the diseasewasted tissues and brings the thnut andlungs into active healthy uses gc1PicpirtioiforAsI I PromotestHgesUoaChccrrul tiessaftdncsLContalns Opium MorpbJiiO nor Mineral WOT NARC OTIC JlJZJrrMTlZ1mruEll k ti t JJ1tZSJt torConsUp- llionSourStbmachDillrrh ca t 4 1 ness andlOSS OF SLEEP Tnsire Signature of NEW YORK IIZXACT COPT or vmAPHcn JIki I Ii I I I I MEDICINEfor L MILLION stops at onco all catarrhal and IThlrdTt and kills the cough provides a true tonic Influence and stimulates vitalizes all weak spots and the entire system back to a healthy normal condition yoursformade with the Doctor readers ol this paper mnyobtain the Four Preparations making up the complete Slocum System as Illustrated above by sending complete names and addresses to the Slocum Laboratories 10 and 03 Pine Street paperl1ditoriai day a k his advice and be will give you tho benefit of his years experience Dont delay but send full name postofflce and express address to DrT Alocum OS Pine saythatyou CASIORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature 7- f Jo The I Kind You Have Always Bough- tCASTORIA THC CIMT UK COMPANY NCWTOKK CITY A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade cornpoeJSf t tnlnexl 10 I ut morn Rcneral uio anioiiK inriiirol men than any other for the CUrt or at IIU common to man M Imto ibelr origin In on Unpaired dliMtloii or weaki Irfr for aulinllatlnic tuodoborbing nourUbment and waste Tbe ca loKUo of Ilia Included under tlila Iclull Mid to Include pretty nearly every dUrs or which the physician U culled uiun loprencrlbe la preparliiic their standard I WCIOO1 I frthe acceptance ot ho American leoplo company the Irfocipt that everttilng lIlrlogloto the taekCt hOUhI tie ot the grade and so prellLred and protected ua to retain Its qualities Intact awl unimpaired through extended nhl Ia f tlmo In any climate Only cholcctt drnlll should bellied their preparation Iwutd twin Bccoruanoo with thoJatestIrIete4methodsotmodern aclrncrtliatabulra packed In protected by absorbent cotton and necurely corked rvcn the corks L Used have been ofa grade tolilgU In lit reqiilrrmcnta tna no manufacturer ortlieae ererydky utoppcn couM UPI 11 inoro than a small proportion from Ma output that Lwoutimoat tho exactlnB stactncatIors Ito Iasa ta were In turn ticked In llOnotnot aurpaurd to w4ul and pcrfcctlonnt by eu ed l the rooittuttdloua dealers InJoweUoud orimnKnlaofgolil HaTlsKKetlbrlrhlKhitandard 1 ndnevcroonMntlurtn vary from It the proprietors retorted to the accepted moCorn I inelhndt or making Ihetr commodity seven hundred dollar In eWdwIUtIlttYe7ears Innowspaperatvertiaiflg talInforme4evcryAmcrjcaucftu concerning tan superior UrrIatng Itipans Ueti IIJ0U taInLakIna ole ot the changed condllloni that brarlolfII I that there II A present Insistent demand for a tower price for article that I 5 I reaetes or Approaches an unlrerwil uu nod that the le although requiring the J best ot ererylblnir resent being called upon to heavy vereentuea for unerfluous wrapuluz ant packlnz or unolCtIry protection deterferauon that might re S suit In voart hut Is lieid In the case of II urcluuelnrndd to lie consumed In aweek tiM titso becnilltcoTered and proved rtbe teloltlmand ICtualtxlCrloucf1 that theso Tabules do not hare the tendency to ot qualities or of ex cellence from that might at nril have been expectml Inasmuch as under 1 t farorable condition those that hare lain looie la a traTollnir bag or pocket r for several weeks or mouths are found to be practically M fresh and as emcacloUi as eve 1uponthese tuKtwHonm and noUns particularly the nnlmpalrcd of noWIiold for ixrtmt ot the rate ot Ca times that amount tha p n1teodoneT 10U directions toward loW rates and Ineeaacd the p 1nnd he eu upon the experiment of putUnl up IUPUI TbulrtlD psaletaari I which therwill otter to the upon trui which permtt of a iing wIi hI Or etorekeeper at D price lower than eyer lafors adopted for I C 1 o V iireary tidicinaYIVE CYNTSten tabutci or desel for one haifa cent rich Ii The MmJll1111 wilt not dloconUnue ttio manufacture and ial In lbs form with whichr I the tl80lJe have learned to know and value the 111 pans Tabules but wllloffer Ihe cheaper t LtiatnZyp1 lKlii la the form and comparative cost The Oveeent packv i BeJlotJetlo be had of all that almost 11m Ji when requested brcUllomerfodol101 butlnanycaseaalnRle 7 carton containing text tabuten will be address for tier cents In CtaInpl forwarded to the itipans Chemical li No lotipruci tit New York tJnul the i rondsare thoroughly Introduced to tbe trade egrets peddlers will be supplied at a tl3 price which them 1 fair rnarjrln of iront VII i Jc1on cartons fur 40 cento 4VforwAI II A BJ J TIlE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON V SECOND QUARTER INTERNATIONAL I SERIES APRIL 30 i Test of the Leaoii John zlr 1527 Memory Yemen 23 2O Golden Text Joint xlwlttCommentary Zreared by the Her D BI Steam Copyright 1S99 by D It Stearns l 15 If yo lovo Mo keep My commAn- dments In Totem 21 23 also of this lee eon WOo having tho keeping of His word or commandments ns tho evidence of our lovo to Him are taught tho necessity of having IIU word dwelling richly In us Col III 10 If wo would provo that we do lovo Him Wo do not think It tiresome to road qulto n long letter from ono whom wo truly IOTO or to rend It many times but many Christians find It tiresome to read even n chapter from tho word of Ood anti to read a whole book would bo an un bearable task 10 Anti I will pray tho rather find Ho shall RVO you another comforter that Ho may abldo with you forever In chapter xr Sfl Ho Is called tho Spirit of Truth and aa such Ho tcstlflcsof Christ In chapter xvi 715 Ho convinces of tin righteousness and judgment guides inft- all truth and glorifies Christ by showing unto us things to come tho things that- are ChrUto Ho also makes intercession in us whllo Christ At Gods right hand makes intercession for us Rom vIII 20 34 17 Ho dwcllcth with you and shall bo In you Yo nre tim temple of Qod and tho Spirit of God dwcllcth In you I Corm 10 When onco Ho cornea to dwell In ns ns Ho docs when wo aro born again Ho never leaves us oven though wo often grlovo Him Ho loves to tho end But how much better wo might know Html How Howould fill us and how much Ha would tell us if wo would yield fully to Him and cease to grlovo Him by our worldly ways and unChrlatliko conduct I 18 I will not leave you comfortless or orphans margin I will come to you Ho will surely como again and every sor row shall bo forgotten In that bright morning of Ills return when wo shall set anti share His glory and until Ho docs como tho comforter will provo Himself ti real comforter to aU who are willing receive Him heartily Our Father is thc- Father of mercies and tho God of all comfort II Cor i 0 4 10 Yet n little while and tho world sccth Mo no more but yo ceo Mo because I livo yo shall live also His lifo insures ours Ho Is able to save evermore because Ho over llvoth Hcb vii 25 margin Ho is our life and as the ono who was dead but is olive for evermore having tho keys of hades and of death Ho says unto us Fear not Rev i 17 18 Aa tho moon reflects upon us tho light of tho sun after ho baa gono from our sight because she still sees him so wo ever seeing Jesus by faith should over reflect ills light 20 At that day yo shall know that I am in My Father and yo in Mo and I In yon Beloved now ore wo tho children of God and It doth not yet appear what wo shall bo but wo know that when Ho shall appear wo shall bo lIko Him for wo shall sco Him as Ho is and this hope set on Him is very purifying I John 111 2 8 Then our whole spirit soul and body will bo blameless at tho coming of our Lord Jesus Christ I These v 23 R V May Christ bo morn fully formed in us now to tho glory of God GaL lv 10 21 Ho that hath My commandments and kcepcth them ho it is that lovcth Me and ho that loveth Mo shall bo loved of My Father and I will Ibvo him and will man ifest Myself to him A special lovo to Christ receives special lovo from tho Father and special manifestations of Christ from Himself Tho Lord always reveals Himself to Ills pooplo by Ills word and Spirit oven AS Ho did to Samuel I Sam ill 21 22 Lord how is It that Thou wilt manifest Thyself unto us and not unto tho world This question la from tho other Judas not Iscnrlot Ho seems to say It wo can see you why cannot others Ho thought only of tho outward like Nico demus and tho woman at tho well Ho did not understand as yet tho spiritual things seen only by spiritual people tho revela tion of tho heart of God to tho heart of man Boo I Cor II 18R V 23 Jesus answered and said unto him If a man lovo Mo ho will keep My words and My Father will lovo him nnd Wo will como unto him and make Our abode with him In verso 17 Ho said that tho Spirit would dwell in us but now Ho adds that both tho Father and Himself would come too and mako their abode in those who love and keep Illsword Tho word abode in this verse is just tho samo an tho word mansion in verso 211 little Greek noun of four letters and not used anywhere but in these two verses How wonderful that these bodies of ours may become mansions- In which tho Father Son and Holy Spirit will condescend to dwell 21 Ho that lovcth Mo not kecpetU not My sayings and tho word which yo hear is not Mine but tho Fathers which sent Mo How often Ho tolls us that the words are not Ills but tho Fathcrsl Verso 10 chapter ill 40 From tho ago of 10 It not before Ho was about Ills Fathers business Luko li 40 and in all Ills life tho Father spoko and wrought through Him Ho was a vessel wholly for Ood and Ho asks us to present our bodies a living Kicrlflco Rom xII 125 Those things have I spoken unto you being yet present with you They were some of Ills very lost words ere lie left them and Ills wholo Hearts desire must have gono out to them in these words lie longed to have them know Himself nnd Ills Father better that they might bo full of joy oven His own joy and in Hint liavo peace xv 11 xvi 24 33 xvil 18 Yet Ho know that only by tho Spirit could they fully understand and so Ho said that it was better for hire to go that tho Spirit might como and open their eyes and convince them xvi 78 20 Ho shall teach you all things and bring till things to your remembrance whatsoever I havo sold unto you This He said of tho Comforter tho Holy Ghost and Ho said Whom tho Father will send in My name Therefore tho Spirit is hero wholly on Ills business anti when wo aro willing to bo wholly on His business tho Spirit will surely fill us As the disciples thought of tho very many things He had said to them and probably longed to recall every word what n comfort this assurance must have been I 27 Peace I leave with you My peace I give unto you not as tho world glvcth give I unto you Let not your heart bo troubled neither let it bo afraid Wo can have nothing apart from Christ This peace is in Him Ho is our peace and staid on hUm is perfect peace chapter xvi 83 Eph II 14 Isa xxvl 3 Tho world gives a kind of peace by pleasant circumstances and when they taU tho peace la gono but Ho gives peace within whore no storm can reach The Jtluilo From the Dooki- Tlio finest mnaio In tho room Is that which streams out to tho ear of spirit in many an exquisite strain fromI tho hanging shelf of books on tho site wall Every volume there is an in strumont which some melodist of thi mind created and set vibrating wit music as a flower shakes out its per fume or a star shakes out its light Only listen and they sootho all care as though tho silen soft leaves of poppies had been rondo vocal and poured into the enrJames Lane Allen Thane Wise Help Themielvei Spiritual progress is not entirely spontaneous and self assorting It do pends very largely upon human and culture There aro very many dim coition thrown in the way a goodly number of which wo ourselves must re move Ho who labors most and labors wisest will progress nioit rapidly Tbo Holy Spirit helps those most who help themselves Christian Instructor float UseinCONSUMPTION t1 f HHHHHHrtHHHHHHHHHiH d 1 1 1 18T BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED iMiners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE If I imr General Office Earlington II Kentucky i I BrA r11 Offices2 JAMES R LOVE Manager aoi N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Urontlway Iuilncali IirA S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville l1dj5 Wholesale xitHUNT BRO Memphis Tenn Building St Louis Mo j J VV BRIDGMAN Room 316 Western Union Building Chicago Ill Sr ffI THE FAMOUS NO 3 COALJI For all uses from Earlington Diamond and Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 4 I MARKET I4 ii i BRUSHED 60KK FOR BH8E BURNERS UNO FURNH6ES I 1 Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN CARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as if c- x one ton of the best Anthracite Coal j I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY TOfSKWtret sss1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Veek flegInnIngAprIi- 23Comment far Rev S II Doyle TOPIC How christ makes use of common live The man with the pitcher Mark xiv 1210 The topical reference tella the story of Christs arrangement for mil last Passover He sent Peter and John Into Jerusalem telling them they should meet a man bearing a pitcher whom they should follow and request of hb master a room in vhich Christ should celebrate the feast The master of the house to which they were thus directed was probably John Mark Tho bearing of the pitcher in the in cident was not without its moaning It was a solemn religious act preparatory to the Passover The act itself however would not be considered a very exalted one It was performed by a humble per son a slave It was an insignificant act in itself land yet Christ used it for tho help of Hia disciples to manifest ills own power and glory and perhaps to teach His disciples a very important spiritual truth Itwas the faithful per formanco of a humble duty of life and yet Christ made very important uses of it1 Christ used this bumble act of a com mon life to manifest His own power and glory That Christ should have been able to describe the man whom they gloryiknow beforehand that they would meet such a man must have testified to them of His divine character Christ may often use common lives to attest His dl vinity and to manifest ills glory Tho faithfulness and fidelity of those in lowly and humble positions in life must often convince men that there is a di vine power in their religion 2 Christ used this humble act of a common life to direct His apostles in the discharge of a more important duty Fidelity to Christ in little things may often bo used by Him for the benefit of others Tho faithful discharge of unpleasant and undesirable duties may often be tho means in the hands of God of inspiring others to fidelity in Chris tianduty or of leading them into larger fields of usefulness 8 Christ may have used this humble act of a common life to teach an im portant religious truthnamely that cleanliness Jnnst go before Christ Tho water typified cleansing and was to housed as symbolical of purification It therefore may teach us this lesson cleanliness must precede Christ The house tho heart the life into which Ho enters and abides must be clean and 1pure Tho uses that Christ made of this humble incident should eucoufago us to discharge faithfully every duty of lIfo in whatever station in life God has placed us No life is commoifif it is consecrated to God Bible Readings Ex iVIti Math v 10 x 42 xxvi 713 Luke xvi 10 xix 1220 xxi 14 John vi 114 I Cor x 81 GaL vi 0 CoL Hi 17 Rev ii 10 Tbe DIlBonltr of DoIng Good Whatever you attempt in tho way of good is sure to entail upon you remarks and criticism and many times ridi 1culo and sometimes opprobrium You bo near to doubting that you are not merely making a fool of yourself bringing upon your head no end of er roncous conceptions from others but this is the checkered pathway that leads up to light It You may never see tho springing up or the fruitago of your seed scattering but as sure as God sends the sunshine of spring to warm and cheer Into salt lintwinds of winter have blown hero and there so will como the sunshine of ills promise and providence and your seeds will spring up into a life of beauty and immortalityCathollo Universe Why Not a RoTOlvevt A Christian warrior should always carry his fighting Testament in his pistol pocket If you cannot carry around with yon a double barreled Testament always carry a sluglo barreled one William Ashiprq DD Louisville in May Races May 4 55 days Grand Lodge United Commercial TravelersMay 4 and 5 Music Festival May 8 g and 10Southern Baptist Convention May ii 12 and 13 Travelers Protective Association May 1720- Kentucky Medical Association May 16 and 17 Grand Commandery Knights TemplarsMay 17 and 18 Protestant Episcopal Conven tion Diocese of Kentucky May 17 to 20State Commercial Convention May 29 and 30 Ohio Valley Bimetallic League May 31 i and 2 The railroads give special rates to Louisuille on account of each of these attractions and that city will hold many Kentuckians during May Change in Ticket Rates A new schedule of passenger rates goes into effect on the L N Railroad May i in which there arc a number of slight changes from the old rates The new rates are a reision of the old upon the basis of actual mileage traveled hence the changes are immaterial One item that affects the local travel just here is the rate of 13 cents between Earlington and Madisonville instead of 12 cents now in force for straight fare It is understood that the roundtrip rate of twenty cents will not be disturbed Another change is the rate of 5 13 to Louisville Herc tofore the rate has been higher than this and the company has re funded a rebate to equalize rates via Nortonvillc Now the lesser straight fare is charged and no re bate given Literary Note In addition to the complete novel Princess Nadinc by Christian Reid in the May LipinoltI there is a scholarly Review of the Phil lipine Question by John Foster Kirk author of Charles the Bold a character sketch of the Phil lippe de Cornices by Emily Stone Whitley followed by interesting papers on The American Fond ness for Movements by Edward Leigh Fell and Democracy by M L S The poetry of the month is con tributed by Clarence Urmy Ed ward Wilbur Mason and Wilbur Larremore Among the shorter fiction an unusually strong story byAdelinetioned while ItlateIt by George William and Jacqueminots II by Edgar Maurice Smith are well worth reading Died Frank Walker who resided sev eral miles from Mortons Gap died Friday night probably of heart disease He was found dead in bed Saturday morning Mr arid Mrs Ernest Rash have moved to Hecla from their recent residence on Main street and will make their home there near Mr Rashs wprk We carry the largest line of childrens slippers and shoes in ihe city Prices the lowestJVICTORY KENTUCKYS DEAD Continued Prom First Page lag out over Ibe four corners of the monu moot Then the statue which stands upon the sphere resting on the cannon Tbe statue represents Oelona goddess of war Sbe Is bearing her two dread emblems the sword and Ibe torch The sword she holds aloft and the torch beside her The figure itself is G feel 8 inches high From Ibe lowest point of the bronx to Ihe sword point it is 12 feet 2 inches On tbe day following the dedication of Ibe Kentucky monument the Slate of Georgia will dedicate a similar memorial A large party from Atlanta Including the chief executive of tbe State will be pres opt The following beautiful verse Is In icribed upon the Georgia monument TO TilE LASTING MEMORY OF ALL HER SONS Who ought on this field those who fought and lived and those who fought and diedthose who gave much and those who gave all GEORGIA Erects this Monument C 1 rm = FV U Ring out the oM dag In the MW RIng out the false Blag ia the tnIe II We bring to you the new and true from the piney forests of Norway f DR BELLS Pine TarHoney fmprovedbyscience Cure for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are Kfclta rated the microbebearing mucus Is cut oat the causa of that tickling is removed and the inflamed membranes an healed and soothed so that there Is no Inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS tfaitiei Only 2Bo 60o end 100 SiaN GETIA oj PITirLaalaplpMtnII1uOOIllb8aa1eo14S A AIlU lJ I i rvv vk Died Ernest Curtis aged about twelve years the oldest son of Mr and placediedof the family after severe affliction to the ear which probably affected familyhissmunity Red lUll Jottings Spring is upon us and our thrifty farm era are pushing their work with vim A C Oglesbr is skit with slow fever John Wjrnns mada business trip lo Hopkioivillc last week Allen Young made a business trip lo Greenville last week Mrs M G Hicks is very sick W F Crick and G W Grace made a business trip lo Hopkinsvllln last Monday Marion Dukes our local angler has been tempting the finny tribe with the grub and of coarse be reports good luck Mrs Annie Derry who tlu been yery sick for some time is no better Rev Charles Pendler of Nortonville pbyslciao Mr Tapp of Greenville has moved to White Plains to lake charge of the new millS N Knddell has completed his new shop and is now ready lo hammer iron for the farmer In answer loll No Ilooa latest would say that Perkins has accepted the office of dogpelter and rouslabout with dignity and meekness anti has caused to be posted on the postoflice and electric shop the following fightForThen Roustabout will hustle out And scoop in U No lIeu whoopCall topAndThen Ibe curs must all alike Hold fast Ibis notice true tightAndPERKINS More Improvement v George C Atkinson has a new iron fence at his handsome Main street home and William McCarlcy is erecting an iron fence in front of his home propertyon tho same street ur Eoloied ifiens A prlamingGu AtriAMDii Uarlmcton Kv Tbe hope of the race lies in Ilia chil dren H Cbriil should como loliarllnglon He would find children In spentinBibles Prayer It not In ctathaGodg plans nor to pnrsuade God to do this or that but it Is to raisM Ihe one wbopra s lo that attitude to receive ihe blessing asked lion look r T Washingtcn says Gel dollars NeRroes get ddllais or you will be crowded off Ibe earth in attw years Our greatest need is aklUedhinds more Christianity and lets of no called religion wltbbackboneTbe closing school exercises will be lm posing Mrs Ella Merrlwealher is very sick at this writing Remember the Reading Club tonight writlagDont forgi the cake wall next Monday night given by the little people of Ruling Ion nf tii i t upoerSaturdayor 25 cla for two Wb3tlslbemallerwllbtbeYMCA1- We dont hear from it any more Come ott anti hear the music tonight Died The beloved brother Aaron lisle departed this life on the 1211 day of April 1899 We the memberlof the the WM of A Lodge No 2 do hereby extend our greatest sympathy in behalf of our de teased brother I j 0 L THROUGH VtSTlBUlEO TRAINS DAILY NASHVILLE T rUlrun ITl1ROUfiIsm iIuiuu rPJEffRlE5GP4 OnniaHANG51 CVAH VI tlO t4tVlLLETft4t w NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA SAND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS lieiwcen Nashville and lhattanooga Ala bama Augusta Macon Jacksonville Knox vllle Asheville Wa Philadelphia New York Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little Rock Texerkana Sherman Waco Dallas and Port Worth Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TICKETS ROUTES RATES CTS Will bft cheeifallr furnished upon application lo Ticket ArtfUl or lo- A J WELCH Division Passenger Agent Memphis Teon J II LATIMEK Southeastern 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