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Digital page images are linked to the text file. iq0L I I TENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 4 1899 NO 18 SPECIAL INFORIA1ION For Veterans Attending Reunion of United Confederate Vet y erans at Charleston S C 1May loth to 13th Special train leaving Nashville gioa in May gth carrying the two uniform companies ol Con fed crate Veteran Frank Cheatham Camp and other Tennessee and a Kentucky Camps arrives Chat 4 tanooRaa35 p m Atlanta 745 p m leaves Atlanta Georgia RR 800 pm arrives Charleston S C G R R 730 a m May i lothLeaves Charleston S C G R R May i all arriving at Nash g yule 6 55 pm May 13th This special train wilt be pro vided with Sleepers and the entire train will run through to Charles ton The equipment will remain there during the stay of the Vete p tans and will run from Charleston to Nashville without change Charge for Sleepersper berth 400 In order to secure Sleepers ft it is required fifteen berths be paid for Application for sleeper space should be made in advance through Mr A W Reppy Pullman Agent Union Depot or A H Robinson Ticket Agent Maxwell House For information on any subject needed by Veterans or vistton ape j plication can be made by person or letter to the Chairman of any i of the following Committees at t Charleston Committee on Inlorraatioa Robert J EVIOI 4 Committee oa Dormitories J M Coo j netter f Conimlllraon ConUdtnte IIoteIR J J t Morris Commillee on CtrrUgei and Horse VAj Riley Committee on Steamboat lad Excur- Ioni D L Slokleri Cjnmltleo at Ujgs je Georga U Ed wndi Visitors are requested to give i their Baggage Checks to Agents ol v Transfer Co on incoming trains lrPcice of delivery per package to any of the city 25 cents In- Cise Of lost baggage apply to Mr 60 B Edwards Chairman Ter ti nllllal Fae ities 1 K of P Banquet 1 he Knights of Pythias banquet ilidsmoker take place this evening guests of the Knights urn reo j quested to meet with the members of Hie order at the lodge room and RO with them in a body to the Hotel Earlington where Mrs J f Al Victory will have a feast of good things spread for their enter tainment After the banquet there L will bo given a smoker at the lodge y L room and a most pleasant time n I anticipated Each guest will be supplied with a badge of white ribbon hearing the word Guest I in blue and they will wear these dining the evening The boys of Victoria Lodge No 84 know how to do things right 11and arc sure to make things pleas ant Davless County ConvenU4fn 1s The Davicss County Republican Convention Ias been called to meet next Saturday The call was made about the time of the zanuouncement of the candidacy of t Judge Clifton J Pratt for Gov 1lfllor It ii to be hoped that tjie Daviess Countv Republicans will 7ffIlursu Judge Pratt the western Kentucky candidate who can unite all factions and win the fight at the polls Dailess county may b hurrying to be the first to en dorse the Judge tilL Him on the Head ttfT Lonnie Burden is under arrest iJi on a charge of assaulting Harve Jif Tanner with the intent to kill in ojq Ithe outskirts of Madisonville Mon j r day night It is said that Burden i struck Tanner on the head with a beer bottle and the latter has since L t ctn in a precarious condition The testimony has not been i heard and Burden is being held to 1 await the rtsult ot his blow on t Tanner It is not probable that an examining trial will be held t 1t until some decided change is man i 1 ifest in his condition k t h 1tf A single fare for the round trip rj t Louisville and return has been securedon all railroads during the- M i4 jh Music Festival to be given there i r May 8th 9th and loth The Op porHinity to ViSit Louisville will be U etl1lfb st of the year and the great 4 Ii est singers in America will appear i In the Festivalr I Found Oed iflr Allan TerrY an old and respect gMedcCIQredcltl1en of Earlington found night 4was C OEJGAT To RSE RPIDft- A Combine that Will Control Nlnet Per Cent of the Yeast and Vinegar Output AISORBfD BY AMERICAN VINEGAR CO Fort Ifadorle In YtirIouu tnrts nl the Country Will Ie III Operation nnd Trade Will be Buppllod trots the flenreit Point of Manufacluri A Pour Year Var Ended Chicago April 30The Trlbuni says After the middle of May then will be but one vinegar factory in Chi cago the output of which is not ion ttolled by the American Vinegar Co which is being financed by henry Clcwcs Co of New York Four Chicago companies have given options or the purchase of their factories as fol lent Spielman limit Co W IL Bunge Co Wm Henning Co anil the Trussing Vinegar Co Vnlae of the Plant The estimated value ot the four Chi cugo plants Is 1000000 After thrli absorption by the American Vlnrgni Co that corporal Von will It Is said control 03 per cent of the vinegar and yca t output in the United States Forty factories In various parts of the country in territory extending from Omaha to Boston and from Dubuque to Louisville will be In the combina tion In all these factories yeast 1s an Important byproduct Tho consolidation of oil tho Inter eats will terminate n four years war which hint resulted disastrously to jrcunt prices Yeast Will Now Advance Yeast for nome time has been tell ing at about ten cents a pound while the cost of manufacture Is about Id cents It in expected the price of yeasl will be raised to the latter figure The future price of vinegar will be less nf ffcted and may be neither raised nor lowered Some 30 factories In the coun try will bo closed In all classes the trade will be supplied from the near est point of manufacture saving much In freight rates The annual vinegar output Is YOO 000 barrels SIGHTSEERS AT KIRKSVILLE Tlftren Thousand Visitor Spend iii 11 Sabbath In Viewing the Vreok Caused br the Late Storm Klrksvillc MoMny 1fleen thou sand visitor were in Klrksvllle ycstcr day viewing the rulun of Thursday evenings cyclone Special train collie from St Louis Kansas City Ot tuimvu Qulncy Mobery Mexico Trenton and other points Fifteen hundred excursionists came up from BtLouisMayor Noonan Bent a message to acv Stephens last night asking him to Irsuc a proclamation in behalf of the cyclone sufferers One thousand people are homeless atd fully mill this number ere desti tute Citizens are contributing liberally and 7500 has been raised but 23000 will bo needed in tho next two weeks to prevent suffering MOST FERTILE ON THE GLOBE That1 What Gen Kennedy One ol the Inialar Commllon Say of Potto Rico Washington Aprll3OOen Robert P Kennedy president of the Insulin commission lies returned from hit tour of inspection in Porto Rico Mr Curtis is the only member of the board now absent and he is expected Monday whcn a meeting of the board will bu held and the preparation of the commissions report begun Gen Ken rely declined to anticipate the prob obe recommendations of the board but he sjoke eulogistically the pea ple and the soil of Porto BIco It is tic said one of the most fertile lands on the gobe and the people are cal euatcd to become good citizens The ON Industrious intelligent and has 11 able and loyal to the United Stales PEAC3 PROSPECTS PLEASING All Ptrtle In the Philippine An- Ion for the End of the Varo New Proposal Ezpectd Manila May 1Whlle It in the gen eral cpectation anong Americans that thl 1ilipino emissaries will return with revised proposals from Gen An toato Luna MajGen Otis is not let tlrg this prospect Interfere with Jib preparations for pushing the war Sat urday he ordered MajGen Lawton to return to Angst a few miles north v st of Norzngaay and not to ad vance aggressively while the negotia tions are pending Oen MacArthur it apparently acting on the same poll cy but he is repairing bridges and strengthening the lines of hiss force which Is stretched out with a fourmile frnt and within a quarter of a mile ot the enemy Worst Sand Storm In Year Kansas City Mo May IOne of tIlt worst sand storms in several years prevailed In central und western Kim newlyIton where the Velocity of the wind rcachd CO miles an hour the sun wat olccured by vast clouds of dust treet were broken and small buildings overturned Stabbed to Death ArSn re I T May 1Henry Gdn away a wellknown sawmill man wa iVhed to death near here yester day by 7ro Wqthcn Watheri surren rlarnd and claims selfdefense Vill Cazort is a witness in the case of tlie killing of a policeman ylolatlog Will Cazort has opened a res taurant in Nashville Tenn where he feeds the railroad boys and others DI trCUBAN OIL cures FKtR BrpisM Rlieu maLI and Spree lrIe126cents Sold by 81 gwnasrd Drugstore t n- e i i y v t- lI i i 1 j X 11 tI I ff MRS GEORGE NOT GUILTY Tin Jury put Canton 0 Declare Mrs Oeorice Not Guilty of the Slur doe of Sazion Canton 0 April 29Mrs Georgi entered the court room at 1035 Slut was accompanied by her sister Mrs HI Clair and Mrs Mllllgan u friend The Jury entered at 10M2 The verdict- is not guilty Before the verdict was rend tin court cautioned the audience tutu there must be no demonstration Ir spite of that there were loud cheers oa the clerk read the verdict of Not gulltyl A score of women rushed tc Mrs George and sook her hand Con gratulatlons were also extended to bet attorneys FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD WRECK Three Penan Killed and Throe Score Injured br An Accident at a Curve Itochester N YMny IThree per sank were killed more than n dozen seriously Injured and 50 less seriously hurt as the result of a wreck at 248 oclock yesterday afternoon on the Itcchester Lake Ontario railroad better known as the Tiny railroad at 1oebaurs Corners onehalf mile north of the city line when two cars on an excursion train filled with pas scngcrs left the track while rounding a curve at full speed and were completely wrecked Tornado In NebrAka Valparaiso Neb May 1A tornado yesterday passed through Saunders county about four miles west destroy lag everything in its path A large quantity of stock was killed One child was slightly hurt The damage to property will amount to several thousand dollars The storm went In a northerly direction and its track was about a quarter of a mile wide A ileinnrkable Decision Toledo 0 May 1Coroner Ilcnzle has made a remarkable record in this charging John Henry and Phil Ilartze feldt who killed Martin Turnival who was stealing chickens on their place Ho makes recommendations that the county commlssloncrscstablldh acoun try police in order to prevent farmer from being compelled to take the law In their own hands Writ of Ilabeaji Corpus Dlmled New York May 1Justleo nook staver in the supremo court dismissed the writ of habeas corpus in tho case of Itoland B Mollncaux accused of the murder of Mrs Adams and ordered that the prisoner remain In the Tombs The grand jury will now decide upon the Issuance of another in dictment Short Sharp ttarthqanke Shock Loconla N II May 4Adistinct earthquake shock was felt hero at 1224 oclock yesterday morning The this turbance was of only about a seconds duration and was abrupt and deep Houses were jarred and dishes and other movable objects rattled The mercury reached 00 degrees Golnlr to Ill New Pot Washington May 2 BrigGen George W Davis had a final consulta lion with Acting Secretary Melklejohn and AdjtGen Corbln previous to his departure for Porto Rico where he relines Gen Henry as Commander of that department and governor general of the Island Ttvp Aerolite VaIL In Indiana Vinccnnes Ind May 2At noon ytftterday an acrolito fell lit this city and striking a pile of bricks was shattered Into a thousand pieces At the same hour another fell a half mile dUtanf The object was nearly round ofuneven surface an orange yellow on the outside and white Inside To Settle With Spain Washington April 9Jour United States treasury warrants for 5000 000 each were drawn and transmitted ta the secretary of state to be used In settlement of the 20000000 due Spain under the Paris treaty Quarrrnten Wave Advanced Joliet IU May 1Slx hundred em ployes of the Western Stone 00111 the Joliet Itockport and Lemont quarry will today receive an advance of 25 cents per day Other quarries will ulso make a similar advance Death of lion Lewis uaker Washington May 1Hon Lewis Baker widely known and prominent hv journalism nnd politics for more than a titled of a century died at his home in this city at noon yesterday The Wade Court Adjourned Washington April 30Tlle Wade court of Inquiry has completed its re port and adjourned report has been submitted to Acting Secretary of War Meiklcjohn New Governor of Porto lllco 30Tke formal order assigning BrlgGen Davis as governor general of Porto Rico was Issued Gen Henry will return when relieved Customs and Taxes Collected Washington May 2The following cuitoms and taxes were collected at the porta mentioned during April Ma nUn 457002 Hollo 45534 Cebu J20757 total 533293 A Generous American Lyons May 2J Plerpont Morgan the American banker who is undergo- Ing tho cure at AIx Les flames has given the hospital there 50000 francs A Governmental Majority of Forty Madrid May ITho latest returns from the senatorial elections show a bovernmentnl majority of 40 over the combined opposition parties Democratic Harmony From the Lexington Herald The Chicago Democrats are not presenting tim spectacle of a happy family in Kentucky just now The linen washed before the- FrankJinCounty jury with ex Chief Justice Pryor and exSenator Blackburn and Mr Franklin as chief laundresses and the sugarcoated cornplilCntsdaily pre sented by Hardin toneand Goebel to each other are interest ing but loving spectacles f S 7- f i r ro CAPTUREDBY THE ENEMY Capt Rockefeller of the Ninth Infantry Has Been Missing Since Friday Night Last IT IS BELIEVED THE FILIPINOS GOT HIM IVo Dolntr a Little Ilcconnolterlnfl In the Vicinity of Caloocnn Sonu of Ills Ier onnl Panern found Zen of the Yorktourn Men nre al Filipino headquarters Washington May 2The war de partment has received no advices Jrora Gen Otis since Saturday concerning Ithe conditions in the Philippines In two dispatches received during the day no mention Is made of the nego tiations with the insurgents nor 01I any fighting Gen Otis reports that dipt Kockefeller of the Ninth mba try has been missing since the 28th ol April Capt llockefcllcr was moklnnI some Investigations about Caloocau and has not been seen since the IlntoI given Some of hits personal papers have been found about two miles from Caloocnn It is feared that he has been captured by some of the Insurgeut bandsThe MIssing Yorktown Bleu Washington May 2The following cablegram has been received from Ad miral Dewey Manila April 30 Secretary Navy Washington Apparently reliable Information that ten of the Yorktown bout crew including Gilmore arc pris oners at insurgent headquarters Am continuing investigation DEWEY ANOTHER TOWN CAPTURED The Americana Vecome 1 with lUng lag hells find Loud Acclulmn Jtn- Inwton Again Advancing Manila May 2Uca MacArthur has sent officers to Gen Antonio Luna the Filipino commander under n flag pt truce carrying money nnd provisions for American prisoners in his hands and asking an exchange of prisoners and the names of such as he may have Eighteen American 1rlioncri It is reported that tho insurgents have two officers antI 10 others and it in supposed that among these are Lieut J C Gilmore and 11 men of this crew of the United States gunboat Yorktown who fell Into the hands oi the Filipinos last month when the gun loat visited later on tho cast coast of Luzon The Town of llncnlieboea Captured Maj Bell with n squad of scouts has captured the town of Macobebeeabout four miles southewcst of Calutnplt the people ringing bells and shouting VSvnB The American array Is now employ ing MocabebccB instead of Chinese and they are delighted to get 50 cents a lay declaring their loyalty to the Americans Gen Lavrton Again Advancing MnjGcn Lawton is advancing lie ban organized a band of 40 scouts to go ahead of the column The band which is under W M Young nn old Indian fighter who killed flue Fill pinos last week includes Diamond Harrington Somcrfield and Murphy oi the Second Oregon regiment Devror Day In Dewey Fleet Yesterday the anniversary of the battle of Manila bay was observed by the United States fleet the usual drill being omitted Admiral Dewey hud many visitors anti tho American ned British merchantmen dressed ship SPAINS TWENTY MILLIONS Ttto Drafts Handed to BI Cnralion ni Spain Representative and Duly Receipted For Washington Mtiy2Thie last move In the negotiations terminating the war with Spain occurred yesterday when Secretary Hay paid to the French ambassador M Cambon the 20000000 provided by the treaty of peace for the cession of tho Philippines The payment was made In four treasury warrants of 5000000 each and was receipted for by M Cambon as completely liquidating tho obligation of the United States In this connection The Captured llnndU Morgan Ogden Utah May2 James Morgan the bandit who was captured claimI that It was not his brother George Moigan who was killed Sunday In the fight with the Ogden officers und that they formerly resided In Chicago Morgan U but 19 years old and dpe not have the appearance of a baiujlt ncleimed liy the SpunUli New York May 3A special to tht Herald from Washington says Secretary Hay has been formally notified of the release by the Spanish garrison at Ponapc Caroline inlands of n nut uralized American citizen named Me Under held a prisoner of war since lost ftuthmcr From President to Librarian Columbus 0 May 3James Hullne Canfield president of the Ohio state university who has been offered the pciltlon of librarian of thp Columbian university has officially accepted the honor and has sent In hut resignation as president of the university to tIn board of trustees Resigned the Clinlrmanililii Washington May 3 tScnutor Kyle ct South Dakota has tendered his res Ipnutlon an chairman of the Industrial commission This action was taken on account of the senators illhealth He will continue howenrto serve na a number cC the The Pope is to arbitrate the troubles between Hayti and San DomingoAre a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be JhBaJrsCOUCH Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia Tho best remedy for lung affections e SO cts at UrtiggleU I OtM4M5OWULYPVRE Makes the food moredelicious and wholesome norm RAins DO 51W vomc m B ADMIRAL KAUTZ SUSTAINED Ill Course Approved br the Prcil dent Cnnlloned to Avoid Un- ncceninry Bloodiilieil Washington May IIt Is denied of ficially here that any undue restraint lui been Imposed upon Admiral KuuU whIch slioulil encourage the Innurgcnti In Samoa On the contrary Admiral Knutr has been advised that the pres ident supports him In all that he has done that he Is entirely satisfied with his conduct and that the only Injunc tion laid upon the admiral has been avoid unnecessary slaughter und bloodshed This Injunction Is not un derstood to restrain the officer In any way from such military and naval ope rations an in his opinion ore necessary to protect fully the interests of the United States British and German res idents In Samoa for it is expressly un derstood that Admiral Kautz is pres ent simply for the purpose of carrying out the treaty obligations as to the In tcrestH of the citizens of the tripartite agreement and not as n representative of any one power So far no advices have come to eithci state or navy departments as of the date these last press dispatches hence it is assumed that no events of very great Importance have occurred war ranting the sending of a cablegram by either Admiral Kautz or United StaIn Consul Osborn- PATRIOTISM TO BE REWARDED The Prenlilenti Admiration for the routVolunteer Who Stayed hjr the Government Washington May IThe president luau assured several of his congression al visitors from the west of his deep appreciation Of the services rendered by the volunteers especially to those who lund remained with their regi ments since the proclamation of peace He has expressed to these senators and representatives his earnest dettlrj to reword In some fitting woythe cour age anti endurance of the volunteers who had the right to be discharged upon demand but who have continued In the service and materially asslsteLI in bringing the Philippine clcsc H Is more than likely that President McKinley will recommend to congruss tu KtilUliifj n separate medal for these lniCocnJwtleb will differ fromMhe Dicdnls of honor and yet bep a memen to of the Philippine campaign and recognition of the governments grat itude to those who have upheld the flag ouch supported the government THE PRESIDENT IS SANGUINE Dellevrn the End of the War In the rhllli l lnr U In SI Kill Conditions Hopeful Washington May 3 President Me Kinley talked with his official callers before the cabinet meeting yesterday about the prospects of peace in the Philippines It is believed that some advices from Gen Otis have been re ceived enlarging upon the proposi tions which were submitted by the Filipino delegation which have not ye been made public and which give the officials additional information con corning the situation The president 1expressedwas in night anti said he believed that the Filipinos will not hold out mbch longer lie regards the conditions aa most hopeful The fact that negotla lions for peace are in progress has stepped the calling out of the 35000 additional volunteers THE CRUISER CHICAGO Shn Left the Aore After a Flenxnnt Stay of Four Day nt Ionta Del Gada Ponta delQada Azorc Islands May 3 The United States cruiser Chicago after ovlng1pent four days here on her cruise to Africa by way of the Suez canal sailed away Monday Dur ing the stay of tlie cruiser at this port the was visited by all of the local ch- II and military offlcltls who paid their rttpects to ItearAdmiral Howlson ViceConsul Augusts Norelra escorted Admiral Howlson ti the chief places of interest in the vclnity and to the palace gardens and theaters rIte b nd from flue Chicago landed Sunday and played in the municipal park their performance eliciting hearty applause front the public Fifteen Yearn for Fifteen Murders Breslau May 3The trial of Herr mann charged with the murder of M three wives whoso bodies he was said to have walled upin a cellar was con eluded lucre yesterday He was victed of manslaughter and sentenced to 15 years Imprisonment ned ten years loss of civil rights In addition to the murder of Iii wives Herrmann was charged wItl inuring causing the death of his 13 children who all died young It Is is ccrtcd that they were poisoned with cyanide ot potaslum KUlliiir Off the Sea Lion San Francisco May2A large num uvr of tha sea lions at the Point lt yell rookeries have been killed since last Friday by subordinates of the board of fish and game commissioners It Is hoped to eo reduce the herds that they wilt no longer be a menace to the flatteries of the coast The Torpedo Doat Bomeri New York May 3Tlo torpedo boot Somers which was bought the United States in Germany previous to the war with Spain arrived here o board the Atlanalo transport line Manhattan To Expedite UoInforcemenU Washington May 3 Arrangementi arc being mode at the war department to expedite the transportation of reinforcement to Gen Otis as much tIS pOSe sible Subscribe for THE BEE b T- wi1 rg T 1 c I q 1 Ji if AKINO D POWDER EOwotit The by CONDENSED TELEGRAMS Jerome Peck a civil war veteran who lived near Sedalla Mo commit ted suicide Samuel Broden the founder of WinO throp la Is dead He was 77 years old l- iThe value of the mineral output of of Montana for the year 1898 was 51 31P007 Margaret Borchers died at St Louis horn the effects of poison she had taken with suicidal intent pTexdIe was released on a 20000 ontlIAt n meeting of the Worlds Pair committee of 200 Monday night it was announced that 4a770710 of the 5000000 fund was In sight The attorney general of Oklahoma L will prosecute the WatersPierce Oil Co in that territory on two serious chargesrThe sixth annual convention of the Amalgamated Association of Street II Hallway Employes of America is Intl sfllflon at Louisville Ky Mrs Susan Ann Rich of Slater Mo tilrofPiio was 71 years old A consolidation of the peanut In dustry of the country under the con IIItalf cledeThe United States transport Logan sailed from Galveston Tex for San ftTenthThomas Shakclford a negro con victed of murder In the first degree and condemned to be hanged Thurs day morning has been placed under tho death watch At Sebastopol Cal Monday fire de- nstrayed Chinatown consuming about 50 houses anti causing n loss of 20000 One Chinese was bunted to death t Carl Carver the 13yearold boy who was seriously hurt a few days ago while engaged in burning stalks on his fathers farm near Arcola 111 Is deadThe St Clair county Mo judges are still in hiding anti the expected conflict between them and tho fed eral authorities did not occur COy Stephens of MissOuri has Is cued n proclamation asking flue people of the state to contribute to the fund Ilor the relief of the north Missouri tornado sufferers ViceAdmiral Tomsen of the Gee man navy has invented an apparatus by means of which it is possible to direct and control the guns of a vessel from the bridge One thousand of the small army of Manila recruits assembled at the Pre- sidio will leave thlsmonth of the trans ports Grant Sherman and Sheridan As n result of a meeting of lendings steel and iron interests in city it is reported that steps are un tier way for a great trust with a captital of 400000000 or more Maj Owen T Sweet who has hadr charge of the St Louis recruiting oftL61e since the beginning of tho SpanishAmerican war is under orders to join his regiment in tho Philip pine islands A bicycle funeral took place In Folk alone England Monday Tho undertaker carried the coffin containingc the body of a baby handlebars of his wheel the mourn art following on bicycles two abreast A report Is current in Paris that the government proposes to release Copt Dreyfus soon The government further proposes according to this re port to award him money compensa tion on condition that he and his famIily leave Trance never to retnrnIThe reported Great Britain and Russia regardirf theh spheres of financial commer cial influence in China is not rcgarl rd by the administration inimical ti the interests of tho United StolesI Denied License New York May 3Tne police board yesterday denied a license to tho Coney Island Sporting club TIters was a tie vote This Is the club under whose auspices the FitslniinonsJef fries fight was scheduled to take place THE MArKETSt Now York May 3 1S90 i CATTLENullvo Steers4 4 C5 01 B 30ICOTTONMlddllng 6Vt4P I FLOUR Winter Wheat 3 2i tI 4 10 VIIEATNo 2 RedtJ SIn COHNNo 2 41T4W c OATSNO 2 K 4A 124 tOIUCNesv Mess 815 U D W ST LOUIS- COTTONMiddling 60 5I UEEVESBteer 360 U 62 Cows Heifers 2 60 O 4J- CALVESper 100 500 O 671 HOGS Fair to Choice 3 40 U 3 04I 3HEEP Fair to Choice 360 U 60IFJOUH 1atcnU fowl 375 U Clear and Straight 300 W 3 62 Red winter tl 31IIUYENo 251 61 XOUACCOLuss 3 W U 8 W Leaf Durloy 4 60 U 12 OJ HAY Cloar Timothy U 00 Ic 12 61- 1ZJ4WUUTTEH Choice DaIry U BCdSFrcsh t 1- 1lOIUCStandardMeasnow U SbJft BACON Clear Ktb U I I UARO irlmo io4TU Ii tTTLENativo Steers 3 CO 1160 Fair to Choice S I Se I 1hI SHEKlFalr to Choice 4 W tf G id rIOUUWmter 3 60 3 Sprint Patentj 31 g 3 C- JUggWHEATNO = Sprln z NuZ lied 75j DORMNo Z Mixed tI- OATHNO 31 Z 21 tI Z 1I lOIlIeMess now 8 10 U 8 13 lCANBAS ClllDATTLBNatlvo Steers 4 03 p B M HOGSAI1 3 33 3 15 WHEAT NO Z ted BJ OATSNo 2 WhIte 29 O tH- riHN No 2 iit KiW 36 njudge Fratts picture and a sketch ol the man appeared on the editorial page of the Louisville Commercial yesterday Tuesdays U S Treasury state mont showed an available cash balance of 261123617 and gohi reserve 243180159 Subscribe for TIlE BEE p- RIGGENFUNSTON NOW I The Gallant Conduct of the Kansas Colonel Recognized by the PresidentRI- GADIERGENERAL OF VOLUNTEERS The Promotion Warmly Ileconi mended br Gen MncVrthnr and Urged br Gen Otl 1IU Service as a Leader ofTroop Recognized n Rxceptlonallr Valuable Washington May 3The president ar appointed ColPPrcderick Funstpn the Twentieth Kansas a brigadier general of volunteers This appoint mtnt was recommended by MajGe MacArthur nnd supplemented very strongly by Gen Otis in a cable dis atch received Monday Gen MacArthur said that the serv ces of Col Funston during the cam paign and especially in the crossing t the Rio Grande river deserve rec ognition such as his promotion io be brigadier general also that as a Ituder of troops Col Funston was specially valuable The president recognizes the services of Col Funnton rid his first official act upon returning Washington was to make him a brigadier general The cable which Gen Otis sent Mon ny says MacArthur strongly rccomcmndi Col Funstona appointment as briga diergeneral for signal skill and gal- auitry In crossing tho Itlo Grande riv r and most gallant services since the commencement of the war I urge the appointment Funston is able as leader of men and has earned rec ognitionWORDS OF APPRECIATION Ouatloted Pralie for the Work of the Twentieth Kansas Lawrence Has May S Congress ian J D Bowersock has received a letter from AdjtGen Corbin saying hat the Twentieth Kansas regiment Would probably be started home from Manila about the middle of June In referring to tho work of the reg iment the letter says You may as sure the friends and parents of the Kansas troops that everything possible will be done for the regiment looking to its early muster out as the depart ment deeply appreciates the great service it has rendered and compli ance with any request it might make would not begin to compensate the officers and men of this organization who have taken such a prominent part In the battles arouj Manila BALINAG WAS CAPTURED Gsa Lawton Continue Hit Hovcmeut forward from Npr Taking la nIln Ct Washington hA cablegram received by the war department after midnight Manila May 3 Adjutant Washington Jen Law ons column passing westward from Norzaguray captured Ballnag and vil ages in that vicinity yesterday scat and pursuing 1600 troops Ills only casualties two wounded Insur gents lost several killed large number voundcd and captured Number not stated Have opened communication with Lawton via Malolos by means of- inks troops and detachmentsfrom ii Signed OTIS Mil of American PrUonen Washington May 3The following cablegram was received at the war de partmcnt at midnight Manila May 3 Adjutant General Washington prisoners in hands Insurgents just receive shows Lieut Gilmore and enllcted men of the navy lost rom Yorktown and six enlisted men of the army and three of the six wrongfully arrested In January before boEtilities comenced All reported to doing well Beside tho above two men In hands Insurgents South and Capt Itockefeller are ntlll unaccount ed for Signed OTIS Without Definite Remit Manila May 3 noon The second conference held this morning between Gen Otis and tho Filipino emissaries Manuel Arguellcs and Lieut Jose Rcrual terminated without any deft alto results Cnpt Rockefeller Leavenworth Kits May 3Capt Charles M Rockefeller Ninth infantry reported probably captured by the Philippine rebels was stationed nt tort Leavenworth for two years and was a member of the first class that graduated from the infantry and cavalry school when MajGen Otis its rounder was commandant From Col Fannton New York May 2COl Frederick Funston of tho Twentieth Kansas regi ment cabled this Dewey day message from Manila Manila May 1I wish every American could see the splendid enthusiastic army that has put the finishing touches on the work begun In the sea fight a year ago today Revenue Receipt at Manila Washington May 3The total In ternal revenue receipts at Manila from August 14 1808 to February 28 1S09 t were 172770 It is claimed that America has killed more Filipinos in three months than Spain killed in three centuries but Spanish marksmanship is proverbially bad General Merritt in an after din- S ner speech declared that Alger I the best Secretary of War the world has ever seen dRailroad contractors in Tennes seeare reported to be having trouble in getting laborers InPolo7 In tho Back Then probably tho kidneys In ffto Chast Then probably the lungs I lhotlolnsThen rheumatism No matter where it is nor what kind you need haveit no longer It may bo an hour a day or a year old it must yield t- oDrAyers Cherr- ypeciorol plusler I youfeelpowerItcongestion draws ou8 Inflammation tis a new plaster A new combination of sew remedies Mado after new methods Entirely unllko any plasterThe jodcrn Medical Science Tho Perfected Product of years ot Patient Toil- Placed over the chest It is a powerful aid to Ayers Cherry Pectoral in Limo treatment of all throat and lung affections Placed over tho stomach it stops nausea nail vomiting over the bowels it controls cramps and colic i Placed over the small of the back it removes all congestion front the kidneys Dad greatly strengthens weakness DruggistsJ t j p j HARMLESS SHOOT Close Range Duel Fought by Two Barnesley Men 3 FORTUNATELY NE1TiiR ShOT STRAIGHT Wes Smithjind W M Davis familiarly known as Will Hand had a shooting s apeat Loch I Mary near the boat house Wednes day afternoon the outcome of a slight altercation over the use of a worthless and sunken wreck of an old skiff The first of the shoot ing was at very close range but neither man was hit although sev eral shots were fired on either side Both used 38cahbre revolvers and Davis weapon was one of which he was very proud Marshal Barnett heard of the racket and took both men in beforo they got out of Earlington Both had started in the direction of Barnsley where they live Smith was found at Walter Allmons and Davis was overtaken in a lane south of Main street The latter said he was on his way to give himself up to4thot marshal When questioned Davis would not talk except tb remark that Mil wasnt like shooting at a mark Davis stepfathers nane was Hand and in that way the boys with whom he grew up called him Will Hand Smith did not hesitate to tell how the matter oc curred and his story seemed to be materially substantiated by eyewitnesses to the shooting Ac cordingto his story an altercation occurred over a worthless old skift which both men wanted to use Abut which would float with neithsr and Davis drew his revolver and fired three shots before Srhithre turned the fire It terminated in a running fire Davis shooting as he ran and Smith returning the fire Smith says Davis revolver was right in his face at the first shot and that he knocked it aside T with his left hand Marshal Bar nell took both men to Madison ville early after noon yesterday and turned them over to county 1 authorities Some of the witness csarc Thos Harlan and two sons Will and John of Barnsley and IRev Hunt John Porter and Hay wood Bradley of Earlington POLITICAL POINTS The Lexington JferaJls amused to hear that Captain Stones rec ord on the money question should be seriously attacked because he has nbt been the advocate of free silver and the editorial writer Col W C P Breckinridge adds We have known Captain Stone for many years and he has always been unsound upon the money question He was a King lIes in the old Farmers Alliance and at one time Ih chief of the Grange and be was then as he has always been since wrong in his notions concerning money Ho never had a chance while in Congress to vola for freo coinage that BQ did not avail himself of it 1 4 1 i5I yJ IJQ 3ee PAUL M MOORB Editor and Manager i BEE FUBL1SHINB IncorortI COMPANYd Enured the Pcstofflceit Birltutton at Second h less matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Yt r tulcilj in tdrtnce 100 S hThreMontilISpeclmncoat Address us for particularsd L THURSDAY MAY 4 1899 ANNOUNCEmeNT 1 1RATT We are authorized to announce Judgeu I I Clifton I Pratt ol Hopkins County at didate for the nomination for Governor of the Slate of Kentucky subject to the action of the i Republican party A CurcAGO professor who trav eled with W J Bryan in Mexicoa says Bryan was his own press agent and wrote notices of entlius iastic receptions in towns wheret natives had been ordered to go to JIthedepot and meet him Bryans versatility is not to be questIonedr I EDWARD ATKINSON of Boston a c distinguished man withall buth who is losing his identity as an American is bringing down upond his head the anathemas of cans everywhere because he as ofI Vice President of the Anti Imperialistic League has sent broadcast to the American soldiers and sailors in the Phillipinespams phlets attacking the eign policy and calculated to pro duce discontent and even mutiny among our soldiers there Mr Atkinson seems not to have conceived the gravity of his offense but it is treasonable and even so high an authority as a member of r the Cabinet says the act is punisht able by imprisonment The Postmaster General has di 7 rected that these pamphlets bep i taken from the mails to Manila L THAT the market for skilled lah bor is in a very favorable condie tion at present says JBradslrttft is attested by the fact that the useL ual widespread May i labor dem o onstrations for higher wages or tbeat redress of other real or fancied grievances arc conspicuous bym t their absence this year This condition is indeed something of an anomaly since as a rule May i for a number of years back has been looked upon as a favorite date for embarking on labor strngC gles Happily however this year so far as present indications are concerned bids lair to prove 1anexception to the rule Here and there strikes of trifling conse quence at least as far as the number involved is concerned are to be met with but as a matter of fact have little bearing on the Igeneralindustrial situation Aside t from the failure of unrest to ma terialize and partly perhaps ahmoving influence thereir are t1 continued advances that are being made in wages several instancesl of which have come to week p Silver Service The silver service for the battle 4rship Kentucky is to be made by a p Philadelphia firm at a cost of six thousand dollars To the credit of I the people of the State it will be finer than any similar set except r ing perhaps those of the Indiana the New York There are to TOsseventy pieces and the loving cup will be adorned with a likeness of Daniel Boone and the seal of Kentucky Kentuckians will have reason to be proud of this magnifi 1 cent gift to the States great name sake S The Logical Candida Judge Clifton J Pratt the logi cal clean popular candidate for I the Republican nomination for rs Governor of Kentucky is being I overwhelmed with letters from leading and representative Republicans i all over the State of Kent tucky They endorse him and have urged his announcement It is only this that has induced Judge r fPrattto again enter the political t ofJTh jofthe State who have the good of 1 the party at heart and look to the I time of harmony unity and success now turn naturally to Judge Pratt as the candidate who can carry to success the banner of good government in the State of Kentucky He has been and is now free en J tirely from any alliance or identi fication with any of the factional 11 i 1 feeling or strife that has played havoc in the past with the party in I the State Abroadgauge man an U able jurist a finished speaker a l y careful politician with unsullied U record Judge Pratt is the logical I tt candidate of the hour and with himI r in the lead the Republicans will again carry Kentucky a triumph I for which they can have no hope f if by any means the representative ofany faction should ambush and capture the nomination D l The colored men of the State arc strongly for him scarce a Republi can but will support him heartily at the polls and he commands the respect and will get the votes of sound money Democrats and others ho are dissatisfied with other can idates 1daleFlare ViolencetMore scenes exces- ive and blood thirsty violence ave been enacted at Wardner in the region of the terrible nd deadly riots of the Cocu- rdAleneCountry in 1872 This utter desperation and disregard for life or property rights is dreadful to contemplatepIt was a nion miners against the non union miners and the owners of the properties where these nfen were employed Three thousand ounds of giant powder were usedS nd the property of the J Hill and Sullivan company was demolished ata loss of 250000 o 300000 It is easy to recall the denunciation of the miners union uttered recently at Pana Ill by a Meth odist preacher upon occasion of a an murdered by those who unted in the streets what they calledIIscabs and shot them own like dogs This fearless man of God denounced the mobb lawless and irresponsible men of who have determined that other men born in this land native citi ens of this great commonwealth tlbyunder the dictates of the alien officers of a lawless andanarchistic miners unionnThese western case with equal force and the preachersp definition of a scab is orld Over That part of his utterances concerning scabs will bear repeating again He said- I saw them with loaded gum searching laces of business not for criminals not for those who had been engaged in riot but for what they called the scabs mean thereby an honest man who preferred his bread to living in IdlcnessI npon the earnings of other heard them with horrible oaths exhorting ach other to shoot the heart out of him n sight A dozen armed ruffians against n unarmed man who was only endeavor ing to keep out of trouble And this I again not a criminal but an honest an whose only offense was that he chose rather to work for his daily bread than that bis family should exist upon charity or starveThe story is repeated and lays a more and greater guilt at the door f the unwise and vicious leaders of labor organizations that do deeds of yioLenceand would rob the individual of his freedom and his individuality Pratt for Governor Clitton J Pratt was born in Woodford county Illinois and came to Kentucky in boyhood His father was a native of Virginia and emigrated to Illinois in the early settlement of that State and ere the now distinguised jurist and gentleman was given birth an humble start in a life which ie was in after years to elevate and dignify by his own personal efforts and achievements of mind and heart He was reared a poor boy and his education came by his own individual hard efforts and earnest application What he is he has made himself and the hon ors and high station he has at- tainEd in the legal the judicial the intellectual the moral and the social world arc his by right of conquest for by his own good ef forts he has won them Judge Pratt studied law at Madi sonville with O Waddill and has practiced his profession continu ously there and with eminent suc cess for more than twentyfive years He has enjoyed an exceptionally large practice and gained a most enviable reputa ation as a lawyer and a speaker at the bar and before the people He was elected to the State Senate and served one term in 188182 At the expiration of this term he was tendered a renomination by both counties Hopkins and Chris tian but declined on account of the fact that the race for and the encumbency of the office would seriously interfere with his law practice In 1892 he was elected to the office of Circuit Judge in the Fourth Judicial district composed of the counties of Hopkins Caldwell Crittenden and Livingston His record pn the bench is irreproachable for ability dispatch and unbiased justice of decision An interesting incident of the mans humble beginning is the fact that one of the first men to shake Mr Pratts hand after he received the nomination for Circuit Judge was an old colored man with whom he had worked at twentyfive cents a day when a boy And the colored men are in a body enthusiastically for Judge Pratt for Governor Judge Pratt has been a consistent Republican and has kept in line with the party organization and the support of its candidates He has never been a party to any it Out of Sight Out of Mind9 In other months we forget the harsh winds of Spring But they have their use as ome say to blow out theb badair accumulated after Winter storms and Spring There is far moret important accumulation of badness in the veins andar l teries of humanity which needs Hoods Sarsaparilla This great Spring Medicine clarifies n tho blood as nothing else can It cures scrofula kidney disease liver troubles rheumatism and kindred ailments Thus gives perfect health strength and ap etito for to come Kidneys II My fcldncya and on took Hoods Sarsaparillac which gave prompt relief better appetite My sleep Is refreshing It cured my wIre also MICHAEL ItovLB 3173 Denny Streets p Pittsburn Pn- Dyspepsia II Complicated with liver ana kidney I suffered for years dyspepsIa with severe pains hoods arsapartila made mo strong and heartysII KMKBTOX Main Street Auburn Hip Disease Flvo running sores on my caused me to use crutches Was I confined to bed every winter Hoods Sar saparllla saved my life as It cured me perfectly Am strong and well ANNIE HoptRT 49 Fourth St Fall River Mass JstlI HiKMlj lllli cure liveS ills the non Irritating and- only caibartictfactional fight in the State hass ever been is not and never will e the candidate or representative any faction He has kept aloof and refused to become in any way identified vith any faction Judge Clifton J Pratt is the man he Republicans need as their can idatc for Governor He is a man who will carry a large vote outside arty lines because of his promi ence and well known ability If e is nominated and elected the eople of Kentucky are sure of anta administration above reproach ouisvIII Music Festival Notes Music lovers will have an opC portunity of hearing some of the greatest artists of Europe and America at the Louisville May festival on May 8 9 and 10 Nos expense has been spared to make the five concerts of the Festival as attractive as possible The Music Festival to be held in Louisville on May 8th gth andI loth should be well patronized by the people of Kentucky Tennessee and Southern Indiana It is anI enterprise that commends itself toll lovers of music as well as to those wh9 are interested in the general development of Louisville and surrounding territory The citizens of Louisville have raised a guarantee fund to cover the expenses of the May Music Festival May 8th 9th and loth and prices willbc lower than for any other similar festival ever given Season tickets will be only 5 and 7 for the five concerts in which some of the greatest singers in the world and the greatest operatic soprano will appear Madame Marcella Sembrich who is to sing in two concerts of the Louisville May Music Festival May 8th gth and lotliis now con fessedly the greatest operatic singer on the stage with the POSS- Ible exception of Calve She was the undisputed star of the New York grand opera season last winter and spring and yet thee De Reszke brothers were in the east Her engagement has been made at very great expense Her trio umphs on this tour rival those of Jenny Lind A Louisville artist who is about to make a European tour as the piano soloist of a famous Berlin orchestra will appear in the Louisville Music Festival May 8th gth and loth She is Miss Zudie Harris who has but recently returned from ten years study in Germany Her professional debut in Louisville was a remarkable personal and artistic triumph Miss Harris is pronounced by competent critics one of the greatest pianists in America Miss Harris is the daughter of a wealthy banker but has preferred art to society Signor Guiseppe Campanan who sings in the Louisville May Music Festival Concerts to be given May 8th gth and loth is the foremost of operatic baritones Other male singers will be Myron Whitney Jr George Hamlin Clarence Shirley Evan Williams and Gwylim Miles Tho women singers will be Madame Scmbnch Mrs Josephine Jacoby Misses Sara Anderson Blanche Towle and Anna Lohbillcr Miss Zudic Harris will be the pianist Difference In Bonds From the Western Neb Wave McKinley sold 3 per cent bonds to the people Cleveland sold 44 per cent bonds to a syndicate of bankers The total of our public debt is a mere bagatelle compared with our wealth and resources The continuation of the Republican party in power which would mean continued prosperity would enable the Government to pay it off in a few years S DOWN IN THE MINESt of Dick Croft and W C Wilson of South Diamond were hero Saturday for Tbe foreman of the Monarch mine has resigned and we bave failed to learn the of narao of the new appointee th Tbe rumor is afloat Ibat what is calledla y miners a tqueeze has occurree Monarch mine about fifteen room being affected by it Jan Salmon who has been manipulating of he scales for the haley Coal Co will soont 9iverySecretary Anderson of the Monarch Coal Company made a business trip South last week He is ever on the lookout for Mew consumers is As a matter of course the manufacturers of southern Indiana feel perfectly easy because they will know western Kentucky is close by and can supply all necessary osl thForeman hiirecame down last Thursday to spend a few days while undergoing medical treatment- S Quite a hot contest is now on for the secretaryship of tbe Barnesley Coal CoLseveral candidates are bard at work ng up their superior qualifications for the officeMr John Hogan the allaround man at Hecla came near meeting with a serious accident one day last week falling from a ladder his bead striking first His neck was badly strainednThe St Bernard Coal Company is now shipping tbe entire daily production of he coke works Several cars are now y- ublpped daily to Clarksville Teon for ant purposes The present indications are that them Earlinglon miner will have fairly good a work again this summer The miners here are workers and not strikers sod they receive tbeir reward The stockholders of the Barnsley mine will soon hold tbeir annual election of officers and dispose of other important business on band The report is oat that there is a number of the stockholders who favor selling the mine The United Mine Workers Journal ofc last issue contains an appeal for aid ford he six thousand miners of Arkansas whore now in idleness through the orders ofD the U M Ws leaders What a pity those blind leaders could not be made to bear the entire cost of the strikes In southern Indiana ts in other oal regions the miner during the summer months is not blessed with steady employment In fact if they can find sufficient work to raise the necessary means or family support they are satisfied and uch being the case how foolish it does look for them to take the advice of Boss Dilcber and throw down their shovels and beg the brother at work for food and clothing Boss Ditcher who has charge of the southern Indiana strike says the cause of trouble was the discharge of thirtysix miners at Evansville while from other sources we hear that the reason tbe men are now idle is that the operators of south ern Indiana refuse to pay the scale of wages demanded and as coal orders are few and far between during Ibe not sum mer months they close tbler mines before yielding to unjust demands A few weeks ago the miners of Arkan sas were contented the demand for their labor was good and harmony between themselves and employer prevailed But the wolf in sheeps clothing crept in among the flock and soon after the work of the agitator began to show up and discord soon took the place of peace and harmony and the result was that thousands of min ers upon whom women and children de pended for a living were persuaded to quit work and are now relying upon tbe charity of miners who are at work in other states for their daily bread which we are satisfied is not as plentiful as the manna that fell from Heaven Few places of worship in the country bave more interest than the Miner Sane tuary in tbe Myndd Newydd New Moun tain colliery near Swansea South Wales Situated 750 feet below the surface of tbe earth with four long rows of plbwood to sustain the roof a rude desk ona large lump of coal for a pulpit and series of HelpNature 1 Babies and children need f I 1 proper Food rarely ever medicine I If they do not thrive on their food something is f wrong They need a little i i help to get their digestive f machinery working properly- COD SJOIIEMu LIVEROIL I WrnIIIYPOPHOSPIITFS0111MESQMwill I difficultytyou fourth to half a teaspoonful I in babys bottle three or four times a day you will soon see a marked improvement For larger children from half toi a teaspoonful according to age dissolved in their milk if you so desire will very soon show its great nourish ing power If the mothers milk does not nourish the baby she needs the emul sion It will show an effect r at once both upon mother and child 1 druggistsi VkJ Ltltltl a roultbbewn planks as pews it is indeed he strangest of the many strange bethels wild Wales Every Monday morning without a break fifty years colliers have crowded into the novel apartment to ask the blessing Providence upon the weeks work Toe eldest miner present the conduct of the is customarily intrusted but regu rly ordained divines have not infre quently descended Into Ibe mine boo fore the Mondays turn has com menced and the little whitewashed walls the little chapel bave resounded with hat Celtic fervor which Welshmen speak f as the bwyl One motto there is painted near the pulpit Os nos beb ddim ser nld nos beb Dduw canys efe a dcyrnasa dan twadnau yndd Curiog Freely interpeted tbat lilt is night without stars It is not night without God for he reignetb under tba foundations of the mountains Whether It ba ascribed to good luck to good management or the responsive pro tection of Providence it is a fact that fore last half century Myndd Newdd col ery has been singularly free from serious accidents The colliery Is owned by Messrs Vivian a Sons and the laie Lord wansea did much to encourage tbe devo onah exercises in the pit London eader LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Dispatcher E L Wise has sold bis property in Evansville for the sum of 2300 Something like one hundred men are ow working on this tracks here in extra gangs Several of the boys were called to Nash le last week as witnesses in an Import case Agent E K Walker of Clarksville ade relatives and friends at Madisonville brief visit last Sunday Supervisor Sullivan and men have about completed the laying of several miles of- aew steel rail on the Henderson division Wbat was once the car shop at this place has been torn down to make room for new side tracks and other improve meals The pulling ont ofa drawhead which fet down on the track derailed several ars on the joint track near Nashville one ay last week Section Foremen Edmnndson Anderson eering Hewlett Hammond and CatM were away from their sections putting in new steel last week The first of the order of thirty engines for the Midland Railway of England was shipped to England from Philadelphia via New York last week The freight equipment of the Louisville Nashville Railroad Company is said to aggregate 20000 cars and it is said to be the best quipped road in tbe South Master of Trains Devney who is ever watchful after the safe transportation of all freight was out last week with the Harris Nickel Plate show and as usual it was handled without accident on the Hen derson division Some of the soldier boys in a fight on the Philliplne Islands last week became so anxions to capture the enemy that they threw down their guns and look out afoot to catch a train the rebels were on U H Carnes an L N freight brakeman fell from an engine while switching in the yards at Hopkinsville Friday sus taining somo bad bruises and cuts which will lay him up for some lime The guantlet of his glove hung on the engine while it was in motion He was in the act of alighting from the pilot where be was riding and he was dragged a short distance before be could get loose from his perilous position A largo bole was cut In one of his knees and ba was other wise bruised scratched and cut His wounds were at once attended to and be was brought back to Earlinglon and is now getting along very nicely To avoid argument we are willing lo admit that we dont know what is the fastes time made in track laying but feel confident that few roads In this country can show a better record than that made last week by Supervisor Sullivan and men They lay and bolted up one mile single rail nsw steel in one hour and1 twenty minutes These rails were picked up from outside track and placed in position in that time Speaking of the Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers Bradstreets says Ninety per cent of Ibe 36000 locomo Live engineers in this country are Brother hood men The secret of the success of the engineers found in the fact that they bave been wisely counseled and that they have abided by such counsel also lbs t they have not been arbitrary la their de mands but on the contrary have shown a tendency to moderation thus gaining a reputation for reasonableness which in turn has invariably begotten for them a respectful and usually sympathetic au thence with theIr employes Tbe moral is obvious The cry is still they comethese or ders to United States firms tor locomotives and rolling stock says Herapalhs Rail way Journal The latest Albarite is the Barry Dock and Railway Company wbicb has given an order to an American firm lo supply several locomotives for their min eral and passenger train services and have accentuated their gull by ordering three locomotives from Belgium The Barry directors assert that not only do they thus obtain quicker delivery but thaI they save about 1500 per locomotive while the American workmanship isat least equal to our own Last Silurdays Issue of the Louisville gave quite an extended account of he railroad Improvements the State of Kentucky and among many other things It had this say of the L ft N Railroad Ills difficult for our citizens to realize what has been accomplished in Ibo past twentyone years in tbe extension and perfection of our great transportation sys tem It is about wenlyona years since un der Mr Newcomb and Dr Pundiford the development of the Louitville Nashville road into a great system tJtt1n Thai era of consolidation was marked by the purchase of the E N the acquisition of the Nashville Chattanooga the Mobile New Orleans the Cincinnati ortlIno the lease of various other properties It bast resulted in giving the L N Its own line Into St Louis Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati and all Ohio river points and stretching It from every Gulf or At antic from New Orleans to Norfolk But Rreaterevenhan thesq connections ha Is v of Jocal traffic bthi ciiiofl pflts lines into the irpn and coaffieldsof Alabama Tennessee and r1Jiltiba earllcle it Is shown that 10 ifaeyear 1 78 that company only operated while now 5628 U under t- lcniol 1f AI Forced to See From New York Mall and Express Even the FreeTrade mug wumps admit that prosperity has at last arrived They are there fore able to look the Money Power in the face without trem bling A TIMELY HINT You should bs wise and see that your blood U rich and pure and whole system put In a perfectly healthy condition by the Uae of Dr German Liver Powder Then yon will be free front malaria typhoid fiver cold and the grip Dr CarlitedV German Liver Powder 1 the beat medicine money can buy Per your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Price 26o and 60o a Bottlo Forialeby- St Bernard Drug Store Four million women in the Uni ted States earn their own bread They have invaded all occupations and onethird of all persons en gaged in professional services arc womenThe Basle King of all BlrdJ is noted for its keen sight clear and dis tinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes styes sore eyes of any kind or granu lated lids Sold by all dealer at 35 cents Henderson business men arc pe titioning the City Council for a three days street fair to be held in July To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Qnlolna Tablets All druggists refund money it It fall to cure ajc The genuine has L B Q on each tablet Webster county farmers say it is a mistake about there being a scarcity of tobacco plants They say plants are plentiful and in as fine condition as in past seasons The ancients believed tbat rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man Any one who has had an attack of sciatic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the infliction Is domoniac enough to warrant the belief It has never been claimed tbat Chamberlains Pain Balm would cast out demons but it will cure rheumatism and hundreds bear testimony to the truth of this statement One appli cation relieves the pain and this quick relief it affords is alone worth many times its DrugstoreEarlinglon Gap George King St Charles Another case of smallpox developed in a suburb of Bewling Green Saturday night and was promptly sent to the pesthouse Phillip Stark Htrdln Ky writes I hid Chili every spring until eight yean io when I used Dr U A Simmons Urer Medicine It cured me 1 have not had them since II U stronger acu quicker without griping than any medicine I ere r used The union revival services at Mayfield are being largely attend ed and have proven most success professed A Frightful Blunder Will often case a horrible Burn Scald Cut or Bruise Bncklens Arnica Salve the best In the world will kill I bo pain and promptly heal it Cures Old Sores Fever Sores Ulcers Boils Felons Corns all Skin Eruptions Best Pile cure on earth Only 35 eta a box Cure anteed Sold by St Bernard Druggist Farmers in most Kentucky coun ties report the growing wheat as coming out wonderfully since the cold weather ended and prospects are now good for an average yield Lung IrrlUUen s the forerunner to consumption Dr Bells PioeTarHoner will cure It and give such strength to the lungs Ibut a cough or a cold will not settle there Twentyfive cents at all good druggists To Prevent the Creaking of a Door or GateThis very unpleas ant noise may be easily removed by rubbing a little soap or oil on the hinges That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you if you used Dr Kings New Lire Pills Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headache They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health Easy to take Try them Only 25 cents Money back if not Sold by St Bernard Druggist Judge Barker of Louisville is dead against lotteries of all sorts i and says the church lottery and others must go You cannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well If yotj teal Used Up Tired Out take Dr U A Slmmlona Liter MedicineRev M B Porter Presbyterian minister of Greenville will begin a protracted meeting at Central City Saturday May 6th DIGEST YOUR FOOD brfoodJOllareliablela heir to Use Dr Cirlaledt German Wrer Powder ant watch the results You will feel the effect after taltlnff one dose Give It a trial and be convinced Price asc Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Cures Your Cough Just the rVUdloJna for Children For late by St Bernard Drug Store The Knights of Pythias of Green ville Kyare thinking of erecting a building to contain a hall and store rooms and offices Weak Ejrej if Mat Strong dim vision made clear styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherland Eagle Eye Salve Its pt np in tubes and sold op a guarantee by a good druggists There is talk of building a f5000 hotel in Trenton the prosperous Tpdd county town Wanted Reliable Salesman to sell the best specialty on the market Staple article and ready seller affording large profit No ampresorde posit required 925 Ma Building Detroit Mich Why Me Is Mum From the Lexington Herald Perhaps one reason Mr Bryan is makingno remarks these days is that it takes all his spare time to watch Belmont DI TEA cIlJICI PPII- I 5 VEla CoortlpMioa d lodl gallon Regulae Liver Price 28 eta Sold by St Baraard DrUgStore 1 T prV J J S I q r CREEN W PRITCI1ETT Gold Democrat in 1896 Now o FullFledged Republican NOTHING GOOD IN DEMOCRATIC PAKTV I The following letter written by Green W Pritchett a prominent man and tobacco dealer of Cory don Ky sets forth that gentle mans strong arguments showing why he has quit the Democraticc party and of course why other men ol conviction should do like wise It makes interesting reading and contains argument that will be appreciated by the readers of TilE Bee hence we reproduce it in lullc It first appeared in the Henderson Gleaner of April 7 1899 Tbe Confederate flag went down for ever in defeat thirtyfour years ago In all these years the Democratic party bas been trusted but two terms with the Presl dency And not a single pledge made to the people did that party keep aud lor- this betrayal of the trust the peoplenott- he party but the soverlgn people rele gated the party to the shades of the past eternal mesh Since the war the Democratic party has ceased to exist on old Jefftrsonian liaesI It Is as dead as the old Whig party the Know Nothing party and the Abolition partyPrinciples were abandoned and vicious policies substituted Today the leaders of the socalled Democratic party are cheaper ate adventurers opposing the progress ofI the government and the tranquillty of the people at every step cutting each others throts in frantic efforts to secure the offices wherever they are in the asccud ency Tbe first downward step of the party Wit the nomination of Greely for the Presidency a good man no doubtbut- In no wise a representative of Democracy This was a criminal compromise of honor which bas grown apace until today If the editorials of the free silver papers are to be believed these people rejoice at every repulse of our army and gloat over the death of our soldiers in war We captured the Philippines in war with Spain and while our army was peacefully awaiting the ratification of the treaty of peace one Aguinaldo a renegade and traitor headed a band of revolutionists and fired upon our soldiers And as be retreats before our advancing force be lays waste the country burning and destroying without remorse tbe property and homes of his own people leaving the aged and decrepid tbe women and children without shelters raiment or food He even had one of his leading generals beheaded because the man advised him that it was useless to continue the struggle against American forces And yet thus socalled Democrats these Aunties herald this man to the world as a Washington and abuse their own country for punishing this incendiary and murderer If ever there was a villlan who deserved banging Aguinaldo deserves it This party claims that they could bring pros perity and wealth to the country and till the pockets of the people with Jingling dollars by legislation but the sober minded among them know better though they have not bad the courage to assert their convictions and break away from such disastrous leadership These people oppose anything are oldlime soreheads In every thing Nothing suits them and everything is go- Ing wrong If they could 001gel the offices the country would flourish like a green bay tree- SAnd yet they cannot agree as lo how tb offices shall be parceled out among them selves Whom the Gods would destroy they first make mad Blackburn could not be reelected to the United Stales Sen ate and he determined Ibat no man of his company should succeed him Tbe result was the election of Deboe a Republican and by the way a very satisfactory sec cessor Today the free silver candidates for governor are devouring each other without mercy If what they say about each other Is true they are political renegradcs dema gogues unworthy of belief and a disgrace to even the foul mire of politics And neither one of them can make a public speech without shouting himself hoarse for Bryant What would become of Ibo country if this man Bryan should happen to die Tbe sun would refuse lo shine the clouds withhold tbe rain the streams run up hill heat would freeze the water pes tilence and famine encompass the land II Scratch the back of a onehorse and oneidead politician of the town and vil lages who vociferates for Bryant and you turn up a fellow who thinks the i35O Shoes Tried Friends Best ForthirtyyearsTutts Pills have proven ablessing to the invalid Are truly the sick mans A Known Fact For bilious headache dyspepsia t sour stomach malariaconstipa J f tion and all kindred diseases t TUTTS Liver PILLSiAN ABSOLUTE CURE country is going speedily lo the bow wows if he Is not immediately Installed In a good j fat office What Is the matter with the country anyhow that these flannel mouthed agi tators should be everlastingly howling as if a bouse were on fire Within the last sixty dais the wages of over five hundred tbous and workmen have been voluntarily advanced Ifby the various enterprles through j out the country Everything that grows tout of the ground Is fetching remunerative I pricescorn 35 to 40 cents wheat 75 to fSo cents tobacco higher than for twenty 1 year money seeking investment at Iron 33f per cent up the banks loaning money i6 per cent payable serolannnall and 11thotravel more spend more money live easier tand more elegantly than any olber people on Ibis earth and yet Ibe land Is full It not cursed with bowlers and evil prophets t- It is really wonderful bow many people seem determined to have It understood that they were born Idiots r11 The great powers are intent on wiping the Chinese Empire off the map and lo that end are constantly seizing her terri tory And she has too long disgraced the earth and insulted civilization and Chris tianity It is the providence of God that she Is nearing the end The Chinese In China have no territo w rial rights that anybody is respecting And I while this absorption is going on Uncle Sam ift jought to set his brogans on Chinese wrterritory stake off his fair share put up his warning notice to other folks to keep off tbe grass and procted to Americanize the new acquisition We want territory to extend our trade and commerce and we will want It bad aftrrwbile perbapsT It will be too late when some of cur sore beads and Aunties realize the fact As for myself I am for my country always hop ing and praying that she may be right but I am for ray country I And believing with all my soul that ray country is right and the leader is safi 1iam for McKinley and expansion GREEN W PRITCHETT Crofton News Vv Dr Williams has opened a nicely fur nished office In the rear of the poslo lice at this place + Nealy Lewis a farm band of J fDu 4li1eMondaytake a sufficient quantity lr Miss Carrie Barnes of Kansas City Mo Is visiting her mother here V A hotly contested game of baseball took place here Sunday between Crofloa and Red lull The score was 26 to 34 la laVOfof Crofton Miss WeldoD of Tulu Ky Is vIsItIng jrelatives here this week j01 jBourlandDavls Co one oflhe leadlsg dry goods establishments of this city was closed out Friday by an execution Mr J E Croft owner and discovrrerof the Croftoo Mineral Springs is erecting sijn- ke summer house over his mineral well The water proves lo be as represented aid- a large patronage Is expected this summer VV Mrs Farlelgh Williams of Morton is visiting her father here and drinking rain eral water Last Saturday Sam Packet arrived la town and Immediately hunted up his wife and proceeded to abuse her calling ber She4badMarshal Meacham succeeded In landing tfthe offender in the lock up At the trial Monday be was fined one cent and cost V T KID i itGymnasium Entertainment V E M Hall with his gymnasium class and the best musical talent of Madisonville will give an exhibit tj I ion and entertainment in the Tabernacle i Tuesday evening May g 1 y if1r 1899 program beginning promptly v 1 at it t fTheand fine work is expected in drills bar works tumbling pyramid 1building etc Tho program Qf vocal and instrumental music will be exceptionally fine All who are interested in such work or who fc want to enjoy a pleasant evening K Jwill do well to attend Admission 0125 cents 2tii I AND Shoes J WUr u I We have been talking to the readers of TUE BEE bit about Hoisery for 2 weeks now and that the Imobit 5 r- pression we handle this very important factor 1 notforce or I tion to our superior stock of Shoes We carry Shoes at nearly every price from coo down to 4fl 20C the pair We would call special attention nowrtfi to our 3BO Mans Shoes for this Spring We have fc 17 Utfl bought this priced Shoe in Chrome Calf Vici Kid and Glaz t- ed IKangaroo In Chrome Calf we show a medium lightz I Blucher built on B and C lasts Essex too tipped Out of Vici we had made a choc top and bottom Norfolk toe or Sinsteadi4flequally as lasting ils Vici which is saying enough and b r 4q will not peal or scar near so easily I 1 1 ffWe Show Glazed Kangaroo with top and bottom both made JL Iof this new stock and with handsome visllng top too These are ori i I D Lasts Clarendon toe tipped Each one of these easybtflwearlag stylish appearing durable Shoes Isn Bal lace Goodyear ot welt which assures as much ease and elegance as a hanclsewed Shoe for much less money Vo do not claim these are the BEsi 50 4 SHOES In the wide wide world but we do affirm they have no super 4e or and sell them for GOOD SHOES when we say this Is a good Shoe JJfc Q we mean just that It we should accidentally be mistaken we stand just i everIShoesTry I BISHOP CO4MAD1SONVILLS KY b YOUR MONIY HACK IP YOU WANT IT S S 99 V ilbA t 1ef j e l4ll 3n6usiry jpe HJji ut 1 LOCAL 1EWS Mrs W D Crenshaw visited in Ear Jjng on one day last week 0 ThCyCarroma CIub met with the evcnfngijk Charley Daves of Madisonville 4wasin the city Sunday evening ti Rev WC Wilson 9f Hanson was in the city Monday morning l Mr Barton jCrutc f ldof St flCharles was in Earlington Satur l f tMrPat Blcir of Mortons Gap was tho city Saturday on busi ness X l f7 Mrs Will Bramwcll and daugh j4tel Annadeal of Nashville are visiting in the city T Mj181 l Nannie Stokes were in Madison ville last Saturday Mr David Burr of S warth more Pa is visiting the family of his son Mr W F Burr Mr and Mrs N I Toombsj visited relatives at Slaughtcrsville SundaytdtiMcsdamcs M B Bourland and- Sc 4 O Stevens were in Madison yule one day this week IMr Wm Boyd and wife re turned home Tuesday morning from a visit to relatives at Nebo Mrs C T Martin of Spring field Tenn is the guest of Mrs 4 J W Robinson and son this week Rev S H Lovelace and Mr L D Hockcrsmith of Madison i q ville attended Rev Crowes lee turo Monday evening There will be the regular preaching services at the M E Church J f Sunday morning and evening by the Rev Roscoe M Wheat pastor gifc Monday the city authorities mod 4 fying their quarantine rule against 1 it LMrs E A Chatten is home again this week and will spend a while with the doctor before returning to Hopkiasvillc to the children jerrold A Jonson who has spent some three weeks at home in I Greenville visiting and attending circuit court is DRain at his law office this week A new piano was given a place of honor in Mrs Chattens parlor this week and there often come on the evening air the wiisound of the sweet mingling strains of piano and violin I Mr John R Evans recently sold his home place on Methodist Hill i and will build a new residence in t the near future on lots which he ilhaspurchased next to Elder I H Tccls at south end of Railroad street i J E Clocrn is now in his new i home next the Baptist church on f4 the hill We congratulate him on 1It Jot slowly but surely and now it is iiis own home a nice location and a nice little place j f The Second Kentucky Regi J i ment of State Guards has had its name changed to the First Ke- nitIj 1 tucky taking the place in the State Guard formerly occupied by the l Louisville Legion It was re 1cutcdby Col Roger Williams Elder I II Teel assisted Elder i Crnssfield of Owensboro in the i meeting at Madisonville last week in the absence of Elder Hill the pastor of that congregation Mr Teel reports a very satisfactory meeting with many additions to r the church Dr J A Goodson of Slaught ersville and Dr Sorey visited Earlington Tuesday and looked the town overcalling on the M Ds I and druggists and sizing up the place generally Dr Goodson is A looking about from a business I 11 standpoint for a good location- II m AflERNOCKa ji I f l J 4 OFFA Tied down to 4 I bouiqwbtkto scrubbing brush and t i bucket to the li L dish and houicdoth is honItwho still uses to Oh tho other hand UUI Gold Dust NARROW ESCAPE Telegraph Pole Falls With Two Men at Its Top A telegraph pole fell here Thurs day morning while two linemen were at its top and both narrowly escaped death A timber lying on the ground across which the pole fell saved the life of John Watkins the man who was on the un der side of the pole as it fell Andy Craig was the other man and he was thrown over the end of the pole against the ground The fall occurred on ground that was for the most part covered with railroad iron and timbers but the men Verc fortunate enough to miss all of these Watkins came from Henderson and had worked for the Cumberland Tele phone Company several months Craig is a Madisonville man Watkins was severely bruised and painfully hurt about the hips Craig was much shaken up and was bruised somewhat through the chest but was able to take care of himself as soon as he re gained consciousness Both men were unconscious for a time The accident was one that could have been avoided by a little care but men in hazardous occupations forget their hazard and take the risk So it was in this case G E Bernecker local manager for the Telephone company at Madi sonville and Lacy Parrish were also of the party They were to lower some wires and started to dig about and sink the pole two feet deeper After quite an exca vation had been made about the base of the pole which was one of Western Union line they decided to take the required two feet off the poles top Without waiting to fill the hole they had digged about the pole they mounted to its top with the result as stated Before the pole reached the ground it gave a sudden turn and the boys had no time to save themselves Louisville Earthquake- A violent earthquake scared the inhabitants of Louisville early Saturday night and lasted 15 seconds The damage was trivial There was but one shock but it was more violent than has been felt for years in this section which Prof E H Mark says is visited perhaps oftener by earthquakes than any other section of the countrySpeaking of earthquakes Prof Mark said la 1811 Kentucky was visited by a violent shock It was then that a portion ot a forest In Tennessee was transformed Into a lake now known lo Louisville iporlimen as Reelfoot Lake Frequently the seismic area will not extend over fitly miles in all directions from the center of the vibrations These earthquakes are rarely violent being caused by a slight slip in Ibe surface In the immediate lo cality The fishermen havo been abroad in the land and the water during the past week Loch Marys beautiful banks have been lined withanglers of all sizes cexes and conditions Some neat catches have been made but nothing to chronicle to the world as a record breakerThe principal beanty about this matter is that we all of us and especially those who have learned Isaac Waltons secrets or who have patience to sit and watch a cork all day with the laith that there are many fine fish at the bottqm that may be caught by bait and skill we all have a days or an hours outing at our very doors hidden away from the smoke of the town by beautiful groves and swelling and verdant hillside The recreation thus just now attained is greatly enjoyed by those who have had and still have such constant work about the coal and coke works and the railroad yards Preach at Grapevine Elder I H Teel pastor of the Christian Church here will preach at Grapevine on the second Sun day in May the 13th instant at 3 ocloc p m subje t Gods Providence The roads are getting good and Earlington will be represented at this service which is just a pleasant drive removed from Earlington IU5ALliCURAN RELIEF cunts 1 WT Tin lIve mInutes BourStoaucta Toothache and Summer Complaint Price 25 Centl Sold by St Bernard Drug Store r kls1has her work all done by noon J does as washinti1 noon WItJCo14XutA dtt powder1 1 pf inhalE th time and itbU the cost U with soap 1 cj r cleanser For greatest ecoamjr buy our large package f f THEN K fAIIIBANKCotlWANY Chic StleI NewYetk Ieatet- Ii ltIr 4r S p MEETING CLOSED Gratifying Number of Additions to theM IL Church soutf J REV CROWE GONE TO SEBfcEE The protracted meeting which has been in progress at the M E Church South for the past three weeks under the preaching of Rev John M Crowe of Louisville closed with the services of Sunday on which day Mr Crowe preached three times morning and evening at the church and afternoon at As sembly Hall to men only The church was full tb overflow lug Sunday Evening and at the close of an impressive sermon Rev Crowe assisted the pastor Rev Roscoe M Wheat in re ceiving a large number of new members into the church and the pastor not yet having been or dained Rev Crowe administered the ordinance of baptism The preaching of the distin guished evangelist has beenwell received and men of all denomina tions who have heardexpress their unqualified approval of the preacher and his preaching He has done a good work on broad linesThirteen conversions are re ported and there were twenty ad ditions to the M E Church South upon profession of faith and by letter Most of these new members were received into the church as a class Sunday evening in the formal manner and given a handshaking welcome by the con gregation Following is a list of the newly added members Mesdames Jennie E Moore Mary Sissom Comma Watts Mary J Murphey Della Brooks Misses Effie Stokes Mary Gill Celeste Moore Leona Hibbs Manic Holloway Hazel Fawcett Sadie Stokes Katie Lamb Myrtle Davis Mary Brooks Nannie Browning Messrs W A Sissom Oscar S Bonham Luther V Koontz and Clarence Clark Rev Crowe promises that if the pastor is sent to Earlingtou again next year he will come again and hold another meeting And it seems certain that if a vote of the Earlington congregation could compass these ends both these things would come to pass Green River Valley Association A meeting of the people of the Green RtverValley has been called to be held at Calhoun on May II to discuss the project of organizing an association to promote immi gration and otherwise develop and improve that section of the State There is much vacant and uncul tivated land along Green River and ifan organization is effected one of its principal objects will be to promote its settlement and cul tivation by immigrants from other sections Green River packets will carry passengers to the meet ing at halffare rates- Wonderful Discovery LUNSFORD ALA April 15 1898 New SpencerMedicine Co near SlrsI have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I bad no appetite and my general health was very bad I took medicine from four different doctors and they failed to do me any good I got no relief until I began to use your valuable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and it did me more good than all tbe medicine I ever took I have gained thirtyfive pounds in weight and my health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea to the world as being a Godsend to any com munlty Any one who doubts this state ment can write OSCAR BAKER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store oKarlMr Karl Taylor who has worked so faithfully and well in charge of the chorus during the protracted meeting conducted by Rev John M Crowe at the M E Church South which closed Sunday went to Henderson on Tuesday morning to take charge of a class in vocal music This is his vocation and ho works in the interim in meetings as he has done here Mr Taylor goes from Earlingtonwith the best wishes of all the people and as he has been very popular with the young ladies he may bear away something more than the good wishes of some Spains Greatest Need Mr R P Olivia of Barcelona Spain spends his winters at Aiken S C Weak nerves bad caused severe pains in the back of his head On using Electric Bit ten Americas greatest Blood and Nerve Remedy all pain soon left him He says this grand medicine is what his country needs Alt America knows that it cures llvr an4 kidney trouble purifies the blood tones up the stomach strengthens the nerves puts vim vigor and new lila into qvery muscle nerve and organ of the bdy If weak tired or ailing you need it Everyiboille gnaranteedony cents Sold by St Bernard Druggist Mistaken Appeal From the Lexington Heral- dAsanctificationjuror in the Som mers case in Frankfort got down on his knees Friday and asked God to guide that body in the making of a righteous verdict The general impression among the poli ticians was that it was unwise to especially call the Lords attention tp tjie Sommers case at all Subscribefor THE BEE 7 l i t I TO BUILD A HOSPITAL Gentleman Weil Known in Earl Ington Is a Benefactor to His Home Town The following clipping from a paper published at Montague City Mass tells how Mr B N Farren is to become a public benefactor to his home town and surrounding hos11pitalmaintain on broad lines for the public good This news comes as no surprise to the people of Earlington many of whom have known Mr Farren for many years sand where his ben eficence has been liberally mani tested from time to time in munifi cent church enterprise Mr Farren is one of the largest stockholders and a director in the St Bernard Coal Company A Hospital for Montague Through the Benavo Inc of one ol tier Worthiest CItizen B N Farren Esq for forty years one of the leading citizens of this county a man of exquisite culture and fins tastes well traveled with the broad mind that comes of wide observation of all countries and all peoples has decided to create and endow for the benefit of mankind locally a hospital that shall be the home and shelter of the invalid poor without fee or without price or the refuge of the welltodo sick who may desire the best that is vouchsafed mankind in treatment and care at a com mensurate compensation It will be un like anything ot the kind usually set up ostensibly for the good of our fellow man In that it will be devised maintained and controlled in tbe wisest manner without bickerings fretful jealousies or unweildy management and will be the poor mans haven of rest in tbe time of his direst need sickness without thought or bother of its cost Mr Farren asks no favors in disclosing his plans He simply asked tbe town to mend tbe road above what used to be the Volney Warner place to his own residence a wretched piece of highway and restore tbe county road to its true location near the electric railroad tracks so that travel might be further diverted from a building that must be kept quiel and surrounded with beautiful lawns Tbe interested gentleman will buy If be can the small building now owned by the Burnbam heirs and move it away from the premises as will the RUGg store be got out of the way He has plans already drawn for tbe buildings he intends to erect and for inch changes in the Oakman man sion as may be necessary He will come to Montague City very soon and will be gin work at once if nothing unforseen interferes with his plans Mr Farren has been a generous man all his days quiet and unostentatious and his benevolence has made thousands of his fellow men happy and thoughtful of his generosity but this last act will without doubt keep his memory green lo generations yet to comeBest way to Invest 35 Cents 1898NewI want to tell you what I think of your Nubian 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 youreelA B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Men Only Meeting The service for men only at the Assembly Hall Sunday afternoon was largely attended anda very profitable hour was spent listening to the words f counsel and of exhortation from the lips of Rev John M Crowe thin able evange list who has received the commen dation of all denominations in the meeting which he closed on Sun day night The sermon was a rare effort and eloquent of an earnest minister of the gospel Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY Co Toledo O- We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the past fifteen years and believe him perfectly honorable in all busi ness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm WEST TRUAX Wholesale Drug GISTS Toledo Ohio WALDIKG KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists ToledoO Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system Price 750 per bot the Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best Jury Hung The jury in the case of Charles Sommers the Democratic politician charged with bribery and on trial at Frankfort was discharged Saturday morning The jury could riot agree upon a verdict It was a hopeless deadlock Every ballot showed eight jurors for con viction and four for acquittal An Epidemic of Whooping Cough Last winter during an epidemic of whoop Ing cough my children contracted the dis ease having severe coughing spells Wo had used Chamberlains Cough Remedy very successfully for croup and naturally turned to it at that time and found It re leived the cough and effected a complete cure JOHN E CLIFFORD Proprietor Nor wood House Norwood N Y This rem edy Is for sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles An Historic Cane Gov W O Bradley has re ceived a walking stick made from the flagstaff of the Christobal Colon with a metal shield made from a casting of the Maria Theresa while the ferule was made from the Viscaya This valuable relic was sent to the Governor by John OBannon a Kentucky sailor on the relief ship Vermont Henry Koehler k Company Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale They buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS in mixed cars DRY or GREEN Write them I 4 r t LIEUT PAUL PRICE WRITES Boys of Company A in Good Trim and High Spirits PETE riORQAN HURT IN CUBA Mayor Burr is in receipt of a let ter from Lieut Paul P Price writ ten at Camp Onward Savannah Ga under date April 30 which is full of the spirit of pleasant antici pation which all the boys of the Third Kentucky entertain as to their early homecoming Paul has fallen mtothe hands of friends out side of Camp at Savannah and is enjoying his stay there as much as is possible while making up hire ports and turning in Quartermaster and commissary supplies Lieut Price writes that Pete Morgan of Earlington is in Cuba having been left behind because of injuries he received the day the regiment left La Union for Matan zas He writes A team ran away and Pete in endeavoring to stop them was knocked down and his knee cap dislocated We left him in the division hospital at Matanzas He is getting along nicely and may get here in time to go home with us If If the expectations of the boys of Company A are realized they will be mustered out on May 16 and will come direct homemost of themthe Company reaching Mad isonville during the State meeting of the Christian Endeavorrs when hospitality will be standing with wideopen doors and in good prac tice Good for the Chi n Mrs Ella Hinson of Hinton Alai writes us August lath 1898 I advise all motbers to Rive their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fret ful 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 Grant County Roads The Fiscal Court of Grant County Kentucky has let con tracts for 23000 perch of broken stone to be placed on the pikes of that county At the same time contracts were let for ditching and repairing culverts Grant county will spend 20000 for road im provements already contracted for and to be completed this year A Narrow Escape Thankful words written by Mn Ada E Hart of Groton S DWastaken with a bad cold wblcb settled on my lungs cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption Four Doctors gave me up saying I could live but a short time I gave myself up to my Savior determined if I could not stay with my friends on earth 1 would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to get Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds I gave it a trialook in all eight bottles It has cured me and thank God I am saved and now a well and healthy woman Trial bottles free at St Ber nard Drug Store Regular size 50 cents and Sioo Guaranteed or price refunded Davless County Investigation The heavy losses sustained by the farmers of Daviess county from impassable roads during the past winter have caused the Fiscal Court of the county to investigate the cost of stone roads This in vestigation is now in progress and is the first step in a work which if properly carried out will establish Daviess in the position to which she is justly entitled as one of the most intelligent and progressive counties in Kentucky A Good Decision Four years ago I was feeling bad had no appetite and was nervous I read about Hoods Sarsaparilla and decided to try it and after I bad taken ball a dozen bottles my appetite returned and I had greatly Improved In health Miss Flor ence Hughes 73 Riddle Stree Covington Ky That distress after eating is prevented by one or two of Hoods Pills They dont gripe riuhlenbcrg Republicans In Muhlenberg county the Re publicans will hold precinct con ventionsbaturday May 13 for the purpose of choosing a candidate for Representative CASTORJAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature of tutfy t4MCVX Quarterly fleeting The next quarterly meeting of EarlingtonNebo circuit M E Church South will be held at Earlington Saturday and Sunday May 13 and 14 Presiding Elder George H Hayes will be present I consider it not only a pleasure but a duty I owe tomy neighbors lo tell abont the wonderful cure effected in my case by the timely use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I was taken very badly with flux and procured a bottle of this remedy A few doses of It effected a permanent cure I take pleasure in recommending it to others suffering from that dreadful dlleaseJW LYNCH Dor W Va TblnemedrII sold by St Bernard Ben T Robinson Morton Gap George King St Charles WrightMight Miss Ida Right and MrP P Wright were Sunday April 30 at the residence of the brides parents near Crofton Coughed as Year I suffered for 25 years with a cough and hundreds of dollars with doctors andI for medicine to noayail until I used Bells PJneTarHoney This remedy makes weak lungs strong It has saved my life J B Roseil Grantsburg 111 r EFEflDING THE NATION Catarrh is ouram trytntmy La grippe 1lung troubles nail other diseases of the mucous mem ll brane take holds of our people and fatal results follow with k1 alarming fre T quency All o- fJ1thcso troubles qllarccatarrh and fjdl cannot exist whcro the mcmlrnnss arc clcaii rind healthyMrs Lou Davis Fayotkvlllc Tenn tells In her letter how Dr llartmans great catarrh remedy Icruna cured her of la grlppo and serious lung complication She says 4 I was afflicted with a disease commonly known as lagrlppo two ear1 ago the doctors said I had consumpI tion I got ono bottle of IVruna and the second night my cough stopped I took several bottles anti I will say that I believe I would be a dead womanI now if it had not been for Pcru na Mary M Trultt Palpa Mo says Peruna Mtdieint Co Columbus O I I had la grippe for three successive years it seemed to cet a tighter hold on me each year It seemed I was In the jaws of death What had helped me before would not do me any good I saw an advertisement of Peruna I procured two bottles and it cured me I have not felt nny symptom since You may use this In any way you please Nashvilles May FestivaliTen thousand dollars has been subscribed to the fund that was raised by the merchants of Nashville to insure the success of their great May Festival which begins May 16 with parades and contests by the fire departments of Nash ville and many other cities Hand I some prizes have been offered in these contests of speed etc and this will be a great feature The women of Nashville and of almost every city and town hereabouts are greatly interested in the splen did floral parade which will be had one day and in wInch hundreds of beautifully decorated carriages will take part the society women of all cities in the State being represented MrsJ W Thomas is in charge of this part of the weeks festivities and she has never found out what failure means as applied to a public enterprise Commit tees from ever section of the city of Nashville are enthusiastically working night and day and the de termination is to make this parade the most beautiful ever seen in this country and even surpassing the grand pageant seen at the Exposi tion on Kate Kirkman Day Fire works such as have never before been seen in Nashville and music by the greatest bands Bellstedt Ballenberg Band are among the other attractions daily The rail roads have given a rate of a single fare for the round trip for the whole week HAt NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad In trio parts ol sprlnij bloasoms forth trees and lluweracaualng1 the chord to vibrate to this the most delightful of all springtime and how do you feel have you that tired shaky the forerunner of Chills Malaria and Typhoid Fever If so you IUUt Dot paAa this warning u It U an Indication of clckuesa avoid this conceit tu aa our advice costs you nothing Call on your dtvgeM and procure a bottle of Dr CarUtedti German LITer Powder Take one dose a day at bed time for six days then follow by a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic following the directions and after two weeks couree or these two great remedies you will feea like the flower look In the Spring Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season when the atmosphere Is Suit of germs If necessary your system warn you repeat the above These la stock and sold bySt Bernard Drug Store Free Trade Trusts From the Indianapolis Journal Freetrade Great Britain was the home of combinations and trusts in branches of production years be fore they were thought of or were possible in the United States 20 CENTS GIVEN AWAY Cut Ibis out and take it to tbe drug gist named below and you will receive a regular aje Size bottles of Dr Sawyers Ukatine for Scf Ukatina positive ly curesall form of Kidney difficulties D1spepslaConBYstlpaUon Head of lbs Eyes Ukatme Cures Pimples and Blotches and makes sallow and yellow skin white Do not delay but take ad vantage of the great offer as thousands bear evidence of the wonderful curative powers of Ukallne ST BERNARD DRUGSTORE Cant Phase Him From the Kansas City Journa- lNotwithstanding the infamous attempts of the plutocrats to em barrass him by a general increase of wages Mr Bryan continues to talk good old orthodox hard times straight from the shoulder Health Strength and Nerve Force follow the me of Or MASlmmsna Liver Medicine which Insures good digestion and Assimilation Money to patent good ideas may be se cured by our aid Address THE PATliNT RECORD Baltimore Md uro1oYedtZiiens- Miu = 6communication and milieu of news per tilnlnc to this column should be addressed to Gao ALiitxDZ Earllrnton Krt Mrs Ella Merriweatber js able to be up at this writing Tbe cake walk was uptodate H C Pass was at Hopklnsvllle Sunday Look out for the grand rally- S Dunlap is on the sick tist The primary department of the public school closes May igtb and a pleasing little operetta Mother Goose Kingdom will be given at the Opera House on the evening of the igth by the first and second grades Mavaist and June rat closes the intermediate and advanced deparJments at Assembly Hall May 31 Rhetorical con test for gold and silver medals June ul exercises by advanced grade MORTONS GAP Rev Gordon preached an excellent serf mon Sundoy- Tbe wedding bells are ringing down in Ih HollowMrs Hamilton spent Wednesday n Madisonville shopping Quite a number attended the circus at Madisonville Monday Mrs Rose Ralcliffo was the guest of Mrs Patterson Sunday afternoon Mesdames Patterson and Mitchell were shopping at Madisonville Thursday Miss Marietta Harris spent last week with friends at Hecla There will boa fair given at the Baptist Church Saturday evening Admission fifteen cents A number of persons from this place intend going to Earlington and Madison sonvillo Sunday to attend the annual Thanksgiving services of the Odd Fellows What has become of the Young Mens Royal Union There are one hundred and ten children in this district between the ages of six and twenty years- Mesdames Hopson and Clemons were in Madisonvilla Tuesday shopping The duett rendered by Miss Marietta Harris and sister at church Sunday even ing was highly complimented Pimples Dolls and other Humors appear when tbe blood gets Impure Tbe ben remedy la Dr II A Simmons Liver Medicine The special correspondence from the Philippines in the current issue of Harpers Weekly is of excep tional interest as it contains a fast cinating narrative of The Philip pine Revoltin Trench and Gun boat by John F Bass Accord ing to Mr Bass the Spaniards have done their best to make trouble by circulating false reports in both camps One of them said to him I speak to you as a Spaniard and an enemy of the United States If fifty insurgents are killed good if the insurgents kill one hundred Americans better if the Americans in turn kill two hundred in surgents best of all II If Out of Sorts Cross and Peevish take DrI M A Simmons Liver Medicine Cbeerfnlneta will return and life acquires new zest Capt G 1 Grammar General Traffic Manager of the Lake Shore railroad it is said will be General Manager of tho Monon under the Vanderbilt Mr Grammer was formerly president of tbe E T H which is now a part of tbe Monon sys- temWHOOPING Ono of tho most distressing Ito see achild almostchoking with tho drcadfiu whoopingcough Give tIm- chfldDrJohnWBaltacough Syrup roller will bo at onco and the sufferer will soon bo cured DLBu1ftCOUCH Cures WhoopingCough quickly Doses are smaU and pleasant to take Doctora recommend It Price sjctt At alt druggists Wall Paper lWe have some Choice Standard Patterns inWall Paper Good Goods at Reasonable Prices which will serve many house keepers as well as the highpriced Papers offered elsewhere JWT GLAD TO SHOW YOU St Bernard General Store An Excellent Combination- The pleasant method and beneficial efTectsliit the well known remedy thoCALJFOIINIA laxativopresentingthem ItIslive cleansing the system effectually dispelling colds headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling one permanently every objectionable quality and sub kidneysllvqr IdeallaxativeIn tho process of manufacturing figs are used M they are pleasant to tho taste but the medicinal qualities of tho remedy aro obtained from senna and other aromatic plants a method known to the CALIFORNIA Pie STROP Co only In order to get Its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL MUI8VH1E KY NEW YORK W Y For sale by Poll Druggists Price SOc per bottle W A NISDE1 President O W WADDILL Caitilir1 opkinn crOuntg BANK MADISONVILLE KY Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault In that section of Kentucky CapItal Stock Paid In Surplus FnS IBOOOO 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN IOn U JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi talklnltthoyknow men wage earners and to women Theres safetyIf the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Co ompoun prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist drugsfreshpossible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WITH TIm ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE EXPERIENCE 60 YEARS e 11 i11 TRADE MARKS PL DESIGNS ViiT C0PYnIGHTQcA- nyone sending a sketch lAn may tuIcSil ascertain our opinion 4rr an InventIOn is probabl Uoni strictly oonadentul Handbook on latentg Knt free uldeit for ectirlnopaten Iatenu taken through A receive tftelat notice without charge In the Scientific Jlm ritaA handsomely ltlaitr t xl weekly Largest elr dilation of any clcntmo Journal 3 a mcrUii ft Hold brail newideiO Mir D rk branch Office 631 IT Bt WaihlOKioii U U THOS B YOUNGIManufacturer High Grade I Boots and ShoesRepair Work a Specialty Ectx1ixitari Ky I publienew 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 A Coat of Many Colors S Met the Requirements of Joseph IBut What Your House Requires is TWO COATS of J IN Be r t t Prices Right Your Trade Solicited PAINTS I QuahtyUnsurpassedTI YnrSt Bernard Drug1StDre 1 It r J t C L11rc at4r 4 L L irr ci t r IT 5 7 r I 1 w- i IS Ae 0 I I 9i 0I r r iJ 1 t m t YOUR ORDERS i r SOLICITED I 4iJTIIjpil i Who Does the Livery Business Ask your neighbors 4- They all say that we i haul better loads fur nish best teams and al ways at the right price 4 IlopeD All Night Barnett Arnold it A m Awtaifa b ftJtialtoiilftii hIIJ 1UJIII 4j IIJ 4dI IIt lMI McCORD and Builder I 15 YEARS EXPERIENCE 1 EARUIMETON KY All Classes of Bnildine Erected made complete ready for occupancy eluding the furnishing of all inI2i mechanical and common labor SI PLANS DETAILS SPECIPrice reasonable and satisfaction Ruaran tt I ttDRAWNI chance at your work before letting tv W r J IiThoKind You Have Always Bought and which has been In uso for over 30 years 1ms borno tho signature of 4 anti has been mado under his ICr rX rt sonal supervision slnco its Infancy j V GcdcJUM Allow no ono to deceive you In this All Counterfeits Imitations and Substitutes arc but Ex periments that trlllo with and endanger the health of r Infants and ChildrenExperience against Experiment What is CASTORIA Castorla is a substitute for Castor Oil Paregoric Drops i and Soothing Syrups It is Harmless nnd Pleasant It contains neither Opium Morphine nor other Narcotic substance Its ago is its guarantee It destroys Worms and allays Feverishness It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation and Flatulency It assimilates tho Food regulates tho Stomach and Bowels giving healthy and natural sleep Tho Childrens Panacea Tho Mothers Friend CENUINE CASTORIA WAYS lJ Signature of ctfnoars BoughttI I4C I I U sI GEORGE O TOY Ij uccestorto Itatc Dav- IiLIVERY At ibexOld Stand on Main Street just west fJoCdepo- tEARLINGFONif KY I FirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service J3 I 4I MEDICINEI FE- EDSTABLEI ProprietarMedicine for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade A KfcvrTork company of nianuf turlLg rbemtita the Rlpaaa Chemical Company plae II tlpon the tnrke bout Ilvu n medicInal tableCor tbue comUkor oombreueu iHjwderwl rIII i rlln medlclnal drop wldcb bad en accr tamed lu Ii of moro general uu enIoK nuillril men than any other for the cure or el lartatlon of eucli lilt common to limn uc liavo their origin In an Impaired digestion or weake I4 capacity for uulmllatinK Iwiiialworbliie nourishment watte Tho cIuguo or Included uuili r t Ida llotl I paid to Include pretty lIearlT eYe t1Ioeu r which tbe phyiIcIn I cIkd uoe prelhe In Ibelr standard reme tir tIle acceptance AlI1erlcnp the company laid down the prtndp4 that ererjthlnc entcrinic tbo imckct tbould tx ot the Wkhett irrade and ao preparol nnd protecledl to retain Its quulltlei Intact and unimpaired through any extended Ia or time any climate Only tan ebotceit drop nied their prrparaitoa- ebould be Iu nocordanco wlllt latest pertected methods or modern lC1ellC tbetabutea In glw roLrcted by absorbent ccttonand securely corked cbo corks used havebeeli Jf In III requirements that no fa theso- every4aystppcfl conllllUPplrc nore than a small proportion from his output that would meet the glau tals were In turn packed to boxes of nqoallty not turpawed In beauty and Irr uonot lime uied the moit raitldlout dealers In Jewels auJ ornamcnttottold UaTlnftaetlbclchlfrhiitandard ndne erconwntniBtoTary It the proprietor retorted to the rnodom inethndi nr miVIng elr commodity known and eeren hundred thousand dollar In vetted within flvo years In newtpaprr adrrrtitlnir his Informed oYe American clllten I concerning rirOdan Jr qualities of lUpant Tabulea Ilelnt cI taluitakliw o of the changed conditions that I over the commercial world and careful to note circumstance having a bearing upon the auoostut fIy4rt their ddloI of the company r Thathat there is a lower price mache or approaches an untverta llta and that PIeftlthough requiring the heel Of being upon to for superfluous anti paclrlor UnoeccaMFY rotectton against erIn that might rosuit experiencetbtIflnr but II In the Ca t a purchase Intndsd to be consumed tn ctance from that might at first bcn expected inurnuch u under favorable conditions those tbat bare JlrolIdrawee trarollng baa or pocket- for I L Hr rel weekt or months ore Rt fresh and ai efflcaclona aan- I upon beta racgettloni and noting parttentarly the unimpaired proeperlry of treat now void for a cent rate of five times that amount and the general tendency In all directions toward low and Increawd sales the counpanybave paelracebelnlllOldentered upon the experiment or put ling up lttpaus puteoord proprietary medicine nVK dossforonehaifa cent eacb company wilt not discontinue the manufacture and tale In the form with which the have learned to know and value the Itlpant Tabule but will offer the cheaper PlalnlrThe113 oAlfMre not yet to be had of alt dealers although it Is probable that almoll aol drugU I linglecartontampl forwarded to the Chemical Co No lOpruce 814N Yerlr Untlt the I i C08 are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents aM peddlers wilt he suppited at a- I prtie which will allow them a fair marIn of refit lc1 dozen cartons for centa1 Iadogrfll4IcartonfOri32 SgrottTMcarUiQifor 9X8 Zroas3GuciitonaforItoo Caahwlthltteorderlueycrycaao IlIII r IIiSUS S SS S+SS4sS +G4 + U JW TWYMANI Stoves CASTINGS AND TINWARE Contractor of all kinds Tin Galvanized Iron and Copper Work ROOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED II I I 44I44I3o eessmssp I US SS SSIS IS S SS L4 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VI SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MAY 7 Text of the Lesson Jolin XT 111 Slemorr Verse 08 Golden Text John xv Commentary Prepared lir the Roy D SI Stenrna Copyright ISO by D M 8tearnsJ I I nm tho truo vino and My Fathers tho liUBbnndman Tho iprincipal thought of this part of IIUillsconrsoBooins to ho that of bearing fruit to tho glory of God In verso 10 Ho sftys that Ho choso nntl ordained them that they should bring forth fruit thnt should nbldn In Horn vII 4 wo nro raid to bo worried to tho Lord to bring forth fruit unto God In John Iv DO Ho spoke of fruit unto Ufo eternal In Itom vl S3 It is frnty unto holiness Tho truo Tina Is In contrast to Israel which was tho vineyard of tho Lord of Hosts but though planted n noble vino bccamo turned into the degenerate plant of n straiiRO vino unto tho Lord Isa v 7 Jcr II 2- 1a Every branch In Mo that bcarctli not fruit Ho tnkcth aWRY and every branch that bcarctli fruit Ho purgcth it that It may bring forth nioro fruit These words were epokon to cloven tnto dlsclplea whom Ho had already taught thnt they could never perish and no power could pluck them out of Ills hand John x 3720 so that wo must not sock to find hero any reference to the possible loss of tho soul It Is wholly n trticstlon of fruit bearing or otherwise and tho husband mans treatment of the fruitful and un fruitful brunches 8 Now yo nro clean through tho word which I havo spoken uto you Ho had told them In chapter xlll 10 that they wcro clean every vhlt thus describing their standing In urn accepted In tho Be loved Eph I 0 But Ho also referred ton need of constant cleansing In dally life because of contact with tho world This Is spoken of also In chapter ivll 17 and Eph v 20 There Is n sanctification that Is ours by tho one offering of Christ once for all and all who are justified are also sanctified neb x 10 14 I Cor vi 11 4IfAbide In Mo and I In you As tho brunch cannot bear fruit of Itself except It abide In tho vine no moro can yo ex cept yo abide In Me In lies xIII Oj xlv 8 Ho says In Mo Is thlno help from Mo Is thy fruit found In Isa xlv 24 xxvi 12 In tho Lord have I righteousness and strength Thou also host wrought all our works for us II Every where the teaching is that wo havo tho treasure in earthen vessels that tho excel lency of tho power tony bo of God anti not of us II Cor Iv 7 How then shall wo abide Hudson Taylor says that ho made great efforts to abide until ho saw that it needed weakness and not strength to abide G I nm tho vine yo are tho branches Ho that nbldcth in Mo and I In him tho same bringcth forth much fruit for with out Mo yo can do nothing II Tho margin says severed from Mo Yet many try to do much that they call good apart from Him But He says It is nil nothing It may bo a great nothing or n small noth ing but unless Ho does it through us it will bo only wood hay and stubble to bo burned up and result in nothing but loss Is it not wonderful to consider that tho vino makes itself dependent upon tho branches to bear fruit Grapes aro never gathered from tho main stem of the vine but always from tho branches now growth CJ If n man abide not in Mo ho Is cast forth ns n branch and Is withered and men gather thorn and cast them into tho fire and they nro burned This helps to explain tho first clause of verso 0 Tho brunches that do not bear are like the salt that hns lost its savor and Is trodden un der foot of man Math v 13 7 If yo nbluo in Mo and My words abide in you yo shall ask what yo will and it shall bo dono unto you This is about tho same as chapter xiv 13 14 and Includes tho thought of being about Ills business and seeking only Ills glory Abiding in Him includes our weakness yielded to Ills strength Ills strength made perfect in our weakness Ills life made manifest by His Spirit in us Tho Spirit works through and by tho word 8 Herein is My Father glorified that yo bear much fruit so shall yo bo My disciples In chapter vIII 31 Ho said If yo continue In My word then nro yo My disciples indeed II Tho word in us will cause us to continue in Ills word and by tho word and the Spirit we shall bo filled with tho fruits of righteousness which are by Jesus Christ unto tho glory and praise of God Phil I 11 Thofrultof thoSpirIt Is love joy peace long suffering gentle ness goodness faith meekness temper trace Gal v 22 and whatever God does with MS or wherever Ho places us wo maybe sure that Ills desire is to have us bear moro fruit 0 As tho Father hath loved Mo so havo I loved you continue yo In My love We must persistently bellevo that Ho loves us with an unchanging lore an everlast ing love a lovo that brought hint from heaven to earth for us n love that spared not Himself and will therefore with Him self freely give us all thlnjjs Jer xxxi 0 j Rom vlll 85 Wo must over believe Tho Son of God loved mo and gavo Himself for- ma GnL II 20 and In alt our service tho thought of our hearts should bo Unto Him who loved me lovcth mo and washed mo from my sins In Ills own blood Rev iiI 10 If yo keep My commandments yo shall abide In My love oven as I have kept my Fathers commandments and abide in Ills love Ho did always thoso things that pleased tho Father chapter vIII 29 But how can wo bo in any measure thus pleasing unto him Tho answer is found In such passages as II Cor vi 10flOod hath said I will dwell in them and walk in them and Hob xlll 20 21 Tho God of peace working In you that which is well pleasing in Ills sight through Jesus Christ II If you nskjiow it is to bo done what is our part tho answer Is in Ro-ms 13 xII 1 Yield yourselves unto God as thoso that aro alive from tho dead Present your bodies a living sacrifice and bo not conformed to this world II 11 These things havo I spoken unto you that My joy might remain in you and that your joy might bo full Compare xlv 25 xvi 1 83 anti see how Ho would havo us also never offended but finding pence in Him oven in tribulation Tho re maining verses of this chapter teach us that wo must not expect hotter treatment than Ho received but In all that people do to us or say of us wo may havo Ills peace uponfeelingsIn His oneness with tho Father and tho moylenrnvine olive and fig tree all fall yet I will rejoice in tho Lord I will joy in tho God of my salvation flab Ill 18 Tlio Clinreh and the Poor Wo do not teed to deplore the sup posed decadence of tho church If the Influence of the church is declining it ia in part becauso wo nro neglecting our plain duty to tho lowest of tho people The church that can anti does renal down to tho very substratum of society and rescue tho perishing ones who are thoniJiavoring1 over the mouth of the pit will doservo and receive tho Mas tors approbation Lot us turn aside n little from our elaborate rituals our elegant social functions our denomina tional rivalry our higher criticism and our worship of creed and devise and ex canto ways and means for carrying the word of God to our poorest and most needy nolghbors Evangelist Work In India In addition to Tamil Telaga and Knnarcso tho Model Christian Endeavor constitution is to bo put into Malaya lam another language of southern In din It is now found in at least ten dif furuut languages of India I JI1 1IJl IAILSBest ViO In tIme Botd hi drueglata CONS UM PTIOM wIr St St H3itSfcH 3StH Sf3fSt t JN tefc f S ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY 1 tiINCORPORATED Ir1I iiOfficsi I Palmer House Broadway Paducah i1Tennessee Kentuckv IiMI 327 i Vtiole seile Agents HUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto 5Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 31 6 Western Union Building Chicago Ill Z I I I THE FAMOUS ND 3 LJiFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables II1 I BRUSHED COKE FOR BASK BURNERS UND PURNH6ES BERNIIifoneton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I TOSTO4I IICHRISTIAN ENDEAVdR Topic For the Week Bejrlnnlnir April 30 Comment br Hey S II Doyle Topic How shall we divide our time Eccl ill 1li Tho proper use of cnr time Is one of the most important duties of life It is a gift of God which onco gono never returns Our success in lifo depends upon our ability to properly divide and properly use the time which God allots to us In these days when tho demands upon tho time of those who are active and industrious are BO multitudinous the question of tho proper dividing of time becomes nIl the more important Alfred the Great of England divided his day into three periods of eight hours each one period for work a second for recreation and tho third for sleep Thus ho accomplished much in life Tho wise man in the topical reference teaches us that God has set a time for all things The changes that ate going on in life are constant and yet nothing is dono haphazardly or without system There is a time for every work of God and each comes in its season If God finds it necessary in order to carry out His purposes in life to have a timo and a season for everything how much moro certain it ia that if we aro to ac complish tho purpose for which God made us wo must have a time for tho duties of lifo and perform them at their timeJust how each ono is to divide his time is n question that he only can decide But thero aro certain principles which should have due influence upon all in the use of time 1 We should use our time in conformity to the will of God Time is n precious gift of God that should be consecrated to Him just as we consecrate our money or our talents to Him 2 In the division and use of our timo ample provision should bo made for all religious duties and devotions Tho spiritual is often neglected for tho material and sacrificed for that which is of less importance Many who allot sufficient time each day for the feeding of the body snake no provision for the soul yet it is just as necessary that tho soul should be fed as tho body 8 Wo should divide and use our timq in the light of eternity in view of tho fact that time will some time end and we shall bo called upon to render an account for the uso we havo made of it We should strive to use each moment hour and day of our lives as we shall wish wo bad used them when tho end of our time here comes No better motto or rule for the proper division and uso of time could bo suggested than that Bible Headings Ps xzxiz 15 zc 1013 EccL xli 1 Isa Iv 10 Math vi 2484 Luke xix 4144 John iz 4 xII 85 Rom xiii 1114 II Cor vi 1 2 Gal vi 9 Eph v 1621 CoL iv 6 0 Rev x 6 0 One nil Good as a Thoninnd Ono positive promise of tho Lord on any particular subject is as good ns a thousand and tho Lord is just as sure to fulfill that promise as though it was repeated over and over again Wo do not need oven from each other a nnm ber of promises on tho same subject This is especially true in matters of re ligions experience Ono positive prom iso of heart purity if thero were but ono in the whole Bible is as good as a thousand and yd the Lord in order to impress this subject upon our minds has given us hundreds of promises bear ing on the subject We do well to collect thoso promises and keep them in our minds And yet wo will bear in mind that if there werebut ono prom iso the Lord would hold Himself bound to fulfill that one just as fully as though tho promises were snare numerous Let us got hold of one good prom iso in every matter of religious experience and Ictus hold on to it just as tenaciously AS though wo had a hun dred Christian Standard A Christian should be a striking like ness of Jesus Christ You have read lives of Christ beautifully and eloquently written but tho best lifo of Christ is His living biography written out in tho words and actions of Hu people Episcopal Recorder t Washington and Morgans RIHc men From Harpers Magazine When Washington one day rid ing along his lines saw the fringed hunting shirts ol the Virginians approaching the reserve of his naturally undemonstrative nature broke down At the sight he stopped the riflemen drew nearer und their commander stepping in front nude the military salute ex claiming General from the right bank of the Potqmacl Washing ton dismounted came to met th battalion and going down the line wtth both arms extendedshook hands with the rifhmen one by one tears rolling down his cheeks as he did so He then mounted saluted and silently rode on The riflemen were at once em ployed as sharpshooters and kept the enemy continually in hot water Hitherto the British outposts had been safe enough within a stones throw of the American lines but they now found to their cost that it was almost certain death to ex pose their heads within two hundred yards ofa rifleman So fre quent became the returns of officers pickets and artillerymen shot at long range that Edmund Burke exclaimed in parliament Your officers are swept off by the rifles if they show their noses In the British camp the riflemen were called shirttail men with their cursed twisted guns the most fatal widowandorphan makers in the world Signed Articles in Newspapers E S Martin In Harpers Weekly The San Francisco newspapers arc having fun over two new laws affecting Caliafornia papers which have just gone into effect One of the new statutes prohibits cartoons The Publishers Association has determined to ignore it because the lawyers say it is unconstitu tional and cannot be enforced The other statute directs that all libel lous articles in newspapers shall be signed and the association deals with that by ordering everything in the papers to be signed except advertisements In the San Fran cisco Chronicle for April 18 the news of the paper is signed down to one line police items and obituaries The effect is amusing but the publishers dont at all mind that asI their purpose is to show the absurdity of the new law by enforcing it Col Wattersons Conundrum Prom the New York Mall and Express Col Henry Watterson of Kentucky I steps to the front with this f conundrum What shall the Democratic party do to be savedlThe person who sends the cor rect answer to the office of ther Louisville CourierJournal will reo L receive a cabinet photograph oi H Col Wattersons StarEyed God dess of Free Trade Christian County Road Improvements The April session of the Fiscal Court of Christian county Ken tucky contracted for seven new iron bridges to be erected on theIprincipal public roads of the coun ty at a cost of 5500 and appro ptiatcd about 10000 more for roadImprovement This action considered in connection with the fact that the bonded indebtedness of the county is being rapidly liquidated indicates a degreofp- rospcntyhighlycreditable to those in charge of county affairs and to which the excellent roads of theE county have contributed in no small measure In an article in the current Issue of Harpers Magazine entitledThefBirth of the American Horace Kephart shows the part which the backwoodsmen played in the making of the nation He shows that the first American sol diers were backwoodsmen of the Leatherstocktng type and that the long pea rifle which was their accustomed weapon was an im portant factor in colonial successes The author tells how the frontiers men were trained to shoot describes them in camp and in action withs many interesting anecdotes of marksmanshipsB Is Tommie a relation of yoursBasked a gentleman of has yoursYes papa married my mamma =Harpers l3azarEIt is thought that the Indiana coal miners strike iabout ended by an agreement concerning wages I FOLEY3 BANNER SALVE 10 a Healing Wonder- S c OAMllPBEr 8e COe4 r Mortons Gap Ncws Several Mortons Gap people were in Madisonville Monday- EugeoeCoenen sad Will Phillips took their girls to the circus Monday night James LJgon is taking a vacation at present lVasb Downey and Misses Minnie Downey and Emma Roberts were In EarI nglon Sunday sBen T Kobtason arid wife and Missi s Clara G rally and Zella Roberts were the guejli of Mrs Thomas Robinson in Karl Ingtoo Sunday evening- G Browning and wlfi were the guests in Earliogton Sunday Misses Emma Dell of Dalton and Lit an Porter of Manitou were the guests of Mrs Charles Morton Saturday and Sun dayMiss Grade Coylo of Madisonville 1 ville visited Miss Cordia Coyle several days last week Miss Myrtle Ferguson who has been visiting her brother at Providence re turned home Sunday Tom McLavaoe bad business of greai Importance at Sebree Saturday and Sunday Hon Theo Clark of Dawson was in Morton last week shaking hands with the bal Mr John Gougb of hlarllnglon was in Morions Gap Saturday Mr Dick Croft and family visited in Madiionville this week Tom Warren is firing the compressor wbilejim Ligoo is away George Robinson and Buck Shaver cif- arifngtop were in Morions Thursday 1vr B Swopeand Roy Blanks wero at Rochester on a fishing expedition Ibis week Unusual luck Mrs Alice Puckett and daughter visited in Morions Tuesday ilrs Fannie Sieadman and daughter of Nashville are visiting Mr John G Morton The infant child of Lonnie Bourland of Ibis place died Tuesday night of pneu mania The most sincere sympathy of the people of Mortons Gap is extended to the bereaved ones in their great loss Letter List The following loiters remain uncalled for in the Earlington postoffice and willbe altedCoray they are advertised erry P T Browder E Ri enion D C Bohamm jo H Bishop Ann col Boyd harper Blum j j Cross Johnnie Clarence Mrs Jas Clark Dennie ansler M B DIclusen Lena dwards DrP n11ells Wm H j- Greenwall Mat Calbreatb Cbs Hibbs Leona Hegao jmes Janeys David Kern Tilda Longfellow Minnie Lisenby1l A Mullinlr MrsAM Neal Lige Nurse Peter OUryan John Pelllers Geo Ryan Jas F Robards Adeline Scott Waller Smith C F Starling John Starkey A M Steours J D Tiles Isaac Thomasson J T Taleme Frank Wilbourn W II Wake Sam Worth Annie Thofc Walker Luther Warner Lllle Wilson VA- C G ROBINSON P M And Now They Speak ftot From the Boston Journal A year agorih1c9tton mill I wages were going down In Massa chus tlstlw confiding read8fsof I some of our free contempo yTariflsame newspapers are as dumb sa phinx oh questions of political conomyI ZTOROUQH VESTIBUIED TRAINS DAILY NASHVILLE To mlrAGo uli 4 TlIROUuilSUl i1CAPSHEWOOIIANSN t fx4tp iI fPJEFFRIESGPA DfU1ILLMAMG5Jl eVANVllXEIND NAI1VILLETNI J CHATTANOOGA 3AND 1 I ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS 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