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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 4, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899050401_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 4, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. V im k i t"."1 t :J f $ (! V XENTH YEAR. SPECIAL INFORMATION EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1899. NO. 18 For Veterans Attending Reunion of United Confederate Veterans at Charleston, 5.C., May 10th to 13th. (rain leaving Nashville "9.10 a. in , May nth, carrying the two uniform companies of Confederate Veterans, Frank Cheatham Camp and other Tennessee and Kentucky Camps, arrives Chattanooga" 2. 35 p. m., Atlanta 7.45 p. m.j leaves Atlanta, (Georgia R.R.) 8:00 p. m.; arrives Charleston (5, C. & G. R. R.) 7.30 a. m., May 10th. Leaves Charleston (S. C. & G. R. R.) May lath, arriving at Nashville 0 55 p m., May 13th. This special train will be provided with Sleepers, and the entire train will run through to Charleston. The equipment will remain there during the stay of the Veterans, and will run from Charleston to Nashville without change. Charge for Sleepers per berth, In order to secure Sleepers 4. 00. is required fifteen berths be paid it 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 visitors, application can be made by person, or letter, to the Chairman of any .of the, following Committees, at Charleston: Speci-- I . Comraitieo on Iolormitlon Robert Evaos. J M. Coo- Committed on Dormitories nailer- BIO KS Rfti II. MRS. GEORGE NOT GUILTY. Tin- - Jury nt Canton, O., Declare Mm GeortTP Not tiulltr of tho Harder of gallon. 'I n II n IE M W- - L T Commlttccon Confederate Hotel Moult K. , . . Committee . 011 Carriages and Horse nt J. Riley Ed-wt- Committee on Sloamboal and liicur-tloD. L. Sinkler. ' Ujornittee on Ujgsige George U. Visitors arc requested to give their Baggage Checks to Agents ol ' Transfer Co. on incoming trains. Price of delivery per package to any part of the city, 35 cents. In csc of lost baggage, apply to Mr. Geo. B. Edwards, Chairman Terminal Facilities. K. of P. Banquet. Tl ic Knights of Pythias banquet ai id smoker take place this evening All guests of the Knights arc requested to meet with the members of the order at the lodge room and go with them in a body to the Hotel Earlington, where Mrs. J. M. Victory will have a feast of good things spread for their entertainment. After the banquet there will be given a smoker at the lodge room and a most pleasant time is anticipated. Each guest will be supplied with a badge of white ribbon bearing the word 'Guest" in blue and they will wear these dining the evening. The boys of Victoria Lodge No. 84, know how to do things right, and are sure to make things pleas- - a'- - Daviess County Convention. The Daviess County Republican Convention has been called to meet next Saturday. The call was made about the time of the announcement of the candidacy of Judge Clifton J. Pratt for Governor. It U to be hoped that tjie Daviess Countv Republicans will entursu Judge Pratt, the western Kentucky candidate who can unite all factions and win the fight at the polls. Daiess county may b hurrying to be the first to endorse the Judge. yr Hit Him on the Head. Lonnie Burden is under arrest on a charge of assaulting Harve Tanner with the intent to kill in the outskirts of Madisonville Monday night. It is said that Burden struck Tanner on the head with a beer bottle and the latter has since TV -- "' , been in a precarious condition. The testimony has not been heard and Burden is being held to await the rtsult ol his blow on Tanner. It is not probable that aii examining trial will be held until some decided change is manifest in his condition. single fare for the round trip to Louisville and return has been .secured on all railroads during the Music Festival to be given there May 8th, gth and 10th. The to visit Louisville will be the best of the year, and the great- est singers in America will appear in the Festival. A Canton, O., April 29. Mrs. deorgt Cnpt. Rockefeller, of the Ninth Inentered the court room at 10:35. Slit fantry, Has Been Missing was accompanied by her sitter, Mrs Since Friday Night Last. Vinegar Output. SI. Clair and Mrs. Milllgan, u friend The Jury entered at 10M2. The verdict Is not guilty. Before the verdict was reud tin IT IS BELIEVED THE FILIPINOS GOT HIM. GO VINEGAR ABSORBFD BY AMERICAN court cautioned the audience tlm: there must be no demonstration. Ir. spite of that, there were loud checrt Wn Uolnir n Little Ileconnolterlnn m ua Forlr Factorlea In Various I'nrU in the Vicinity of Cnloocun Soint the clerk rend the erdlct of ".Not the Country Will lie In Opcrnllun guilty!" A score of women rushed tt. of Ilia Peraonal Pniiera 1'on mand Trade Will lie Supplied from Mrs. George nnd Book her hand. Conile n of the Vorktowu'a Men nre nl lite ffenrrat l'olnl of Mnnurnclurt gratulations were also extended to hm Filipino Hendquurtcra. A Four Venn' Wnr Ended. attorneys. Washington, May 2, The war deChicago , April 30. The Tritium FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD WRECK. partment has receded no advices iron; uys: "After the middle of Mny thei'i Gen. Otis since Saturday concerning, will be but one vlnegnr factory in Chi Three Peraona Killed nnd Three the conditions in tho Philippines. In cago, the output of which is not con Score Injured bj-- An Accident two dispatches received during the trolled by the American Vinegar Co, nt n Cnrve. day no mention is made of the negowhich is being financed by Henry Itochester, N. Y., May 1. Three per' tiations with the insurgents nor oi Clcwcs & Co., of New York. Four Chiany fighting. Gen. Otis reports that cago companies have giteu options un soiih were killed, more than a, dozen dipt. Bockefeller, of the Ninth Infanseriously injured and 50 less seriously try has been missing since the 28th ol folthe purchase of their factories' as lows: Sptelman IlroH. Co., W. IL hurt ns the result of a wreck nt 2:48 April. Capt. Bockefeller was making Uunge Co., Win. Hennlng & Co. und o'clock yesterday afternoon on the some investigations about Caloocau the Trussing Vinegar Co. Itochester & Lake Ontario railroad and has not been Been since the date Value of the 1'lauta. (better known as the Bay railroad), at given. Some of his personal paper The estimated value of the four Chi- I.'opebnur's Corners, one-hamile hotc been found about two miles from cago plants is $1,000,000. After theii north of the city line, when two cars Caloncnn. It is feared that he has been absorption by the American Vinrgni captured by some of the insurgeut Co., that corporation will, it Is said, on an excursion train filled with bands. control 05 per cent, of the vinegar und left the track while rounding The Mlaaluir YorMovi n'a Men. yeast output in the United Stntcs. a curve at full speed, and were comWashington, Mny 2. The follow lup Forty factories in various parts of the pletely wrecked. cablegram has been received from Adcountry, in terrltbry extending from miral Dewey: Tornndo In Nebraska. Omaha to Iloston, and from Dubuque "Manila, April 30. Secretary Navy, Valparaiso, Neb., May 1. A tornado to Louisville, will be In the comblun-Uon- . yesterday passed through Saunders Washington: Apparently reliable inIn all these factories yeast Is an county, about four miles west, destroy- formation that ten of the Yorktown Important ing everything in its path. A large bout crew, Including Gilmore, arc prisThe- consolidation of all tho interoners nt insurgent headquarters. Am ests will terminate n four years' war, quantity ot stock was killed. One continuing investigation. which has resulted disastrously to child was slightly hurt. The damage "DKWnV." to property will amount to several yeast prices. thousand dollars. The storm went In ANOTHER Yenat Will Noir Advance. TOWN CAPTURED. Yeast, for some time, has been oil- a northerly direction, and its track was about a quarter of a mile wide. ing' at about ten cents a pound, while The Americana Welcomed with Illnw- the cost of manufacture Is about Id Iiik Holla nnd l.otnt Acclnlma len, A lleuinrknble Ileclalon. cents. It In expected the price of yeast I.imton, Aunln Advancing. Toledo, O., Moy 1. Coroner Ilcnzlcr will be raised to the latter figure. The has made a remarkable record in disManila, Mny 2. Gen. MacArthur ha future price of vinegar will lie less af- charging John, Ilenryand Phil IIart7p-fcld- t, sent o (llccr s to Gen. Antonio Luna, tho fected, and may be neither raised nor who killed Martin Turnival, who Filipino commander, under n flag ot lowered. Some 30 factories In the coun- was stealing chickens on their place. try will be closed. In nil clnsses the Ho makes recommendations that the truce, carrying money nnd provision trade will be supplied from the near- county commissioners establish acouu for American prisoners in his hands, est point of manufacture, Bating much try police in order to prevent farmers nnd nsklng nn exchange of prisoners ns ho may have. in freight rates. from being compelled to take the law and the names of such 0 Clstlitccn American l'rlnoncri. The nnnual vinegar output Is in their own hands. barrels. It is reported that the insurgents Writ ot llnbra Corpaa Dlamlaaed. hnvc two officers and 10 others, and it SIGHTSEERS AT KIRKSVILLE. New York, Mny 1. Justice Book-stae- r, is supposed that among these nre in the supremo court, dismissed Lieut. J. C, Gilmore and 11 men of the sTlfteen Thuumnd Vlaltora Spend tilt the writ ot habeas corpus in the caso crew of the United Stntcs gunboat bbath In Vleurlnir the Wreck ot Itoland B. Mollncaux, accused of Yorktown, who fell into the hands of Cauaed by the Late Storm. the murder of Mrs. Adams, and or- the Filipinos Inst month when tho gun-loo- t visited Baler, on tho cast coast oi Mo., Mny 1. Fifteen thou- dered that the prisoner remain in the Klrkivllle, Trmus. Tho grand jury will now de- Luzon. sand visitors we're in Kirksville yesterday viewing the ruins of Thursday cide upon the issuance of another in The Town of Mncabrbcca Captured, Maj. Bell, with n squad of scouts has evening's cyclone. Special trains dictment. captured the town of Xfacabcbee, about St, Louis, Kansas City, Mine from Short, Sharp Karthqnake Ssoek. four miles southewest of Calumplt, .Qulncy, Mobery, Mexico, Laconla, N. II., Moy 1. A distinct the people ringing bells and shouting Trenton and other points. Fifteen enrthquako shock wnsfelt hero at 12:24 hundred excursionists came up from o'clock yesterday morning. Tho dis- "Vivos." The American nrmy is now employBt. Louis. turbance was of only about a second's Mayor Noonan sent a message to duration nnd was abrupt nnd deep. ing Macabcbccs instead of Chinese, and tltej are delighted to get 50 cents a (lev. Stephens last night ashing him to Houses were jarred and dishes and ifsue a proclamation in behalf ot the other movable objects rattled. The day, declaring their loyalty to the Americans. cyclone sufferers. mercury reached 00 degrees. Gen. Lawton Atcnln Adrnnclntr. One thousand people are homelesi Mnj.-GcLawton is ndinnclng. lie aud fully half this number are destiGoing to Ills New Post. has organized a band of 40 scouts, to tute. Citizens nru contributing liberMay 8. Brig.-deWashington, go ahead of the column. The band, ally, and $7,300 has been raised, but George W. Davis had n final consulta$23,000 will bo needed in tho next tion with Acting Secretary Meiklcjohn vtbich is under W. M. Young, nu old Filittto weeks to present suffering. and Adjt.-CleCorbln proious to his Indian fighter, who killed ftc pinos last week, includes Diamond, departure for Porto BIco, where he MOST FERTILE ON THE GLOBE. Gen. Henry as commander ot Harrington, Somerfleld and Murphy, ot that department and governor general the Second Oregon regiment. Dewey liny In Ilewey'a Fleet. Tlmt'a Whnt Gen. Kennedy, One ol of the island. Yesterday the anniversary of the the Insnlnr Comtnlaalon, Sara Ttvp Aerolltea 1I1 In Indiana. battle of Manila, bay was observed by of Porto llleo. Vlncennes, Ind., May 2. At noon the United States fleet, the usual drills Washington, April 30. Ocn. Robert yesterday on aerolite fell irf this city, being omitted. Admiral Dewey had P. Kennedy, president of the Insular and, striking a pile ot bricks, was many visitors, nnd tho American nnd commission, has returned from hit huttcrcd Into a thousand pieces. At British merchantmen dressed ship. tour of inspection in 1'orto ltlco. Mr the same hour another fell a half mile Curtis Is the only member ot the board distant. The object was nearly round, SPAIN'S TWENTY MILLIONS. now absent, and he Is expected Mon- of uneven surface, un orange yellow Tile Urnfta Handed to M. Cninlion, na day, when a meeting of the board will on the outside and white inside. bu held, and the preparation of the Siialn'a Ilereacntntle, nnd To Settle With Spain. Hilly Ilcceliitcd For. commission's report begun. Gen. Kuu-r.elWashington, April 20. Four United declined to anticipate the prob-uV- c Washington, May 2. The Inst move recommendations of the board, States trensury warrants for $5,000,-00- 0 ench were drawn and transmitted in the negotiations terminating the euloglstlcally of the peobut he ple and the soil of Porto Ilico. "It is," to the ttecrctary of stnte, to bo used wnr with Spain occurred ycBtorday, he said, "one of the most fertile lands In settlement of the $20,000,000 duo when Secretary liny paid to the French on the g'.obe, and the people nre cal- Spain under the Paris treaty. ambassador, M. Cambon, the $20,000,000 culated to become good citizens. The; provided by the trenty of 'peace for Quarry men's Wasrea Advanced. arc industrious, intelligent and Philippines. The Joliet, IU., May 1. Six hundred emand loyal to the United ployes of tho Western Stone Ob., In tho the cession of tho payment wns made In four treasury States." Joliet, Hockport and Lemont quarry warrants of $5,000,000 each, nnd was receive nn ndvnnco of 25 PEAC2 PROSPECTS PLEASING. will y M. Cambon, as comcents per day. Other quarries will ulso receipted for by pletely liquidating tho obligation of All I.rtlea In the Philippines Am-lou- a make a ulnillar advance. the United States In this connection. (or the End of the War-N- ew Death of Hon. I.evrl linker. Propoanla ISxpectd. The Cnfitored llnndlt, Morenn. Washington, Mny 1. Hon. Lewis Ggdcu, Utnh, May 2. James M organ, Manila, May 1. While it is the gen- Baker, widely known nnd prominent eral expectation among Americans that In journalism nnd politics for more the bandit who was captured, claim!, th( I'lllpluo emissaries will return than a third of a century, died at his that It was not his brother, George Moignn, who was killed Sunduy in the with revised proposals from Clen. An- home in this city at noon yesterday. fight with the Ogden officers, und that tonio Luna, Maj.-QeOtis is not The Wade Court Adjourned. they formerly resided In Chlcngo this prospect Interfere with his Washington, April 30. The Wudo Morgan la but 19 years old, and does preparations for pushing the war. SatLawton ic court of inquiry has completed its re- not have the uppcaranca of n bamllt. urday he ordered Maj.-Ocreturn to Angat, a few miles north port nnd udjourned. The report has Ilclenneil !y the Simnlah. wat of Norznga.ny, und not to ad- been submitted to Acting Secretary of New York, Mny 3. A special to tin Melklejohn. vance aggressively while the negotia- War Herald from Washington, t.ays: Sections ure pending. Gen. MacArthur U retary Hay has been formally notified New Governor of Porto Ilico. apparently acting on the same poliWashington, April 30. The formal of the release by the Spanish garrison cy, but he is repairing bridges and Brig.-GePonape, Caroline islands, of n natDavis na strengthening the lines of his force, order assigning of Porto BIco was nt uralized Americnn citizen named governor general four-miwhich is stretched out with a held a prisoner of war hiuce fn-n- t and within a quarter of a mile ol Issued. Gen. Henry will return when last summer. relieved. the enemy. From Prealdent to Librarian. Cnatoma nnd Taxea Collected. Worst Sand Htorm In Yenra. Columbus, 0., Mny 3. James Hullne Washington, May 2. The following City, Mo., May 1. One of the Kansas state worst saud storms in several years cuttotns and taxes were collected nt Canfleld, president of the Ohio been pre ailed in central und western Kan- the porta mentioned during April: .Ma- uni entity, who hits of thp offered the Columbian sas yesterday. At Abilene, newly-pl-nti- nila, $457,002; Hollo, $45,534; Cebu, pcsltion of librarian university, has officially accepted the fields were injured. At New- $30,757; total, $533,293. honor, nnd has sent In hltf resignation ton, where tho velocity of the wind A Generoua Amerlcnn. us president of tho university to the CO miles an hour, tho sun wat reach'd Lyons, Mny 2. J. Plerpont Morgan, board of trustees. olecured by vast clouds of dust, treet were broken and small buildings over the American banker, who is undergoIlealirued the Chnlrmanahlii. ing tho cure at Aix Les Baines, has turned. Washington, May 3. Senator Kyle, given the hospital there 50,000 francs. of South Dakota, has tendered his Stabbed to Death. ns ghalnnan of tho Industrial A Governmental Majority of Forty, Ardnore., I. T., May 1. Ilenry Madrid, May 1. Tho latest returns cummlssiou. This action was taken on n saw-miman, n lie tho senator'a wat, s tA bed to death near here yester- from the senatorial elections show a account of governmental majority of 40 over the vtlll continue, however, to serve n n Y7iu. Wqthcn. Wathen surrenday by niomber ot the commission. combined opposition parties. dered, nnd rla'ms The Pope is to arbitrate the Democratic Harmony. Will Cazort is a witness in the troubles between Hayti and San case of the killing of a policeman From the Lexington Herald. A Combine that Will Control Ninety Per Cent of the Yeast and lf Y00,-00n, n. re-llee to-dalet-tirn. lt d n flan-Bcwawell-knowll e. Royal norm, mtwa Bakino Powder 1 BRIGADIER-GENERAL Makes the food more'delicious and wholesome rernt eo., atw roan The Gallant Conduct of the Kansas Colonel Recognized by the President. OF VOLUNTEERS. I INI 1! -- pparotw in Pain? In Ihn Bank? Then probably tho kidneys, in mo Ghost 7 In tho Joints? inun prouauiy mo lungs. ADMIRAL KAUTZ SUSTAINED. CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. who lived near Scdalia, Mo., commitWin-thro- Ilia Courae Approved by the Preal dent Cnntloned to Avoid Un- neccaanry Illoodahed. Washington, May 3. It Is denied officially here thnt any undue restraint hits been Imposed upon Admiral KaulA which should encourage the insurgent! in Samoa. On the contrary Admiral Knutz'has beenndlsed thnt the president supports him in all thnt he has clone; thnt he Is entirely satisfied with his conduct, und Hint the only injunction laid upon the ndmlral has been to mold unnecessary slaughter und bloodshed. This Injunction is not understood (o restrain the officer in any wny from such military nnd naval s as in his opinion nre ueccsjitry to protect fully the Interests of the United Stntes, British nnd German residents In Samoa, for it Is expressly understood that Admiral Kautz is present simply for the purpose of carrying out the treaty obligations as to the Interest of the citizens of the tripartite agreement and not ns n representative of niiy one power. So far no ndvices have come to cither statu or navy departments as of the late these last press dispatches; hence it Is nH3umcd that no etciits of very great I in pot timet' have occurred warranting the sending of n cablegram by cither Admiral Kautz or United Stntcs Consul Osborn. PATRIOTISM TO BE REWARDED. The Prealilent'a The Promotion Warmly Recom- Jerome Peck, a civil war veteran, Admlrntlon for the Who Stnjcd by the Government. Washington, Moy 3. The president hnfi assured several of hit congressional visitors from the west of his deep nppreclntlon of the services rendered by the volunteers, especially to those who had remained with their regiments since the proclamation of peace. He has expressed to these scnatora nnd representatives his earnest desirj to rewnrd in some fitting wny.the courage and endurance of the volunteers who had the right to be discharged upon demand, but who have continued in the service and materially assisted in bringing the Philippine wnr id a clcfcc. It Ik MoKinley vill recommend to congrtsi the, Ktviking n separate medal for tliuso jolu'irivers, which will differ from'the of honor, nnd yet bep a memento of the Philippine campaign n'nd ti recognition ot the government's gratmt-dnl- s more than likely thnt President itude to those who have upheld the flag nnd supported the government. THE PRESIDENT IS SANGUINE. Dellevi-- the End of the War In the Phlllpplnea la In SlKht The Conditions Hopeful. Washington, Mny 3. President MoKinley tnlked with his official callers before the cabinet meeting yesterday about the prospects of peace in the Philippines. It is believed that soma adices from Gen. Otis hne been received, enlnrglng upon the proportions which were submitted by the Filipino delegation, which have not yet been made public and which give the ofllclals ndditional information concerning the situation. The president expressed the opinion that the end was in night, and said lie believed that the Filipinos will not hold out milch longer. He regnrds the conditions as most hopeful. The fact that negotiations for peace are in progress has stopped tho calling out of the 35,000 additional volunteers. THE "CRUISER CHICAGO. Shn Left the Aaorea After a Plenannt Slny of Fonr Dayn at Ponta Del Gada. Ponta del Gadn, Azoru Islands, May The United States cruiser Chicago, after hnvlng spent four days here on 3 Suez canal, sailed away Monday. htr cruise to Africa, by way of the Dur- ing the stay of the cruiser at this port the was visittjd by all of the local cli-- il and military ofllcliis, who paid their respects to Howison. Augusts Norelra escorted Admiral Howison t? the chief places of interest in the v'cinlty, and to the palace gardens nnd theaters. Tho bind from the Chicago landed Sunday and ilnyed In the municipal park, their performance eliciting hearty applause from the public. Ilear-AdmirVice-Cons- Fifteen Yenra for Fifteen Mnrderi. Breslau, Mny 3. The trial of Herrmann, charged with the murder of hh three wives, whose bodies he was said to have walled up,ln a ecllur, was concluded here yesterday. He was convicted of manslaughter, and sentenced to 15 years imprisonment and ten years loss of civil rights. In uddition to the murder ot his CORN it 29 W wives, Herrmann was charged with OATS No. 2 .... it 2..... having enuring the dentil of his 12 UYE No. ss 3 00 it XOUACCO-Luchildren, who all died young. It is Leaf Durley.... 4 60 U tl 00 if poisoned with HAY Clear Timothy that they were UAit U1JTTEH Cholco Uulry.... .... cyanide of potaslum. EGOS Fresh Kllllnu-- Off the Sea Llona. Snn Francisco, May 2. A large num-bv- r of the pea lions at the Point Beyeu rookeries have been killed since last Friday by subordinates of tho stnte bourd of fish and game commissioners. It is hoped to so reduce the herds that they will no longer be n menace to the flnhericH of the coast. Tho Torpedo Ilont Homers. New York, May 3. Tho torpedo bout Somcrs, which wns bought by the United States in Germany previous to the war with Spain, arrived here on board the Atlannlo transport liner Manhattan. To Kxpedlte llelnforccmenta. Washington, Mny 3. Arrangements aro being made nt tho war department to expedite tho transportation ot reinforcement to Gen. Otis as much ? possible. Clear Rib LARD l'rlmo Steam CHICAGO. CO 2ATTLE Native Steers.... 3 55 3 IIOQS Fair to Choice to Cholto.... 4 00 3I1E11P Fair FLOUR Winter Patents... 3 50 Sprint; lito..ta... 330 2 WHEAT No. 2 Sprln. UACON ted suicide. Samuel Broden, tho founder of Washington, May 3. The president la., Is dead. He was 77 years Inr, uppointed Col? Frederick Funston old. The value of the mineral output of of the Twentieth Kansas a brigadier Montana for the year 1898 was general of volunteers. This nppolnt-rati. was recommended by Margaret Borchers died at St. Louis from the effects of poison she had MucArthur, nnd supplemented very taken with suicidal intent. strongly by Gen. Otis In a cable disCharlen II. Alexander, of Dallas, patch received Monday. Tex., charged With killing I. O. Ban-diGen. MacArthur said that the servwas released on a $20,000 bond. ices of Cot. FunBton during the camAt n meeting of the St. Louis World's Fair committee of 200, Mon- paign, and especially in the crossing day night, It wns announced that tf the Itio Grande river, deserve recof the $5,000,000 fund was In ognition such as his promotion io be Blfht. The attorney general of Oklahoma t! brigadier general; also that as n Oil Uuder of troops Col. Funston was will prosecute the Waters-Fierc- e Co. in that territory on two serious especially valuable. The president cl.aiges. rt cognizes the senices of Col. Funston, The sixtli nnnual convention of the nnd his first oflicial act upon returning Amalgamated Association of Street Railway Employes of America is in to 'Washington was to make him n scft&lon nt Louisville, Ky. brigadier general. Mrs. Susan Ann Bich, of Sinter, Mo., The cable which Gen. Otis sent Mondied nt the homo of her day says: 1'rof. A. P. Warren, nt Fnyette, Mo. "MacArthur strongly rccoracmnds She wits 71 years old. A consolidation of the peanut in- Col. Funston's appointment as dustry of the country, under the confor slgnnl skill and galtrol of u single company, with n cap- lantry in crossing the Itio Grande rivital of $5,000,000, is nbout to bo efer, nnd most gallant services since the fected. Lognn commencement of the war. I urge The United States transport Galled from Gnhcston, Tex., for San- the appointment. Funston is able as tiago dc Cuba with six troops of the a lender of men, nnd has earned recTenth United States cavalry. Thomas Shakclford, n negro, con- ognition." victed of murder in the first degree WOnl)9 OP APPRECIATION. nna condemned" to be hanged, Thurs-aa- y morning, lms been placed under Uuatlnted Prnlie tor the Work ot the Twentieth Kama. the death watch. Lawrence, Kas., May 2. CongressAt Sebastopol, Cnl., Monday, fire destroyed Chinatown, consuming about man J. D. Bowcrsock has received a Corbln saying 50 houses nnd causing n loss ot $20,000. letter from Adjt.-GeOne Chinese wns bunted to death. that the Twentieth Kansas regiment boy who uould probably be started home from Carl Carver, the was seriously hurt, n few days ago, Manila about the middle of June. while engaged in burning stalks on In referring to tho work of the reghis father's farm, nenr Areola, 111., is iment the letter says: "You may assure the friends and parents of the dead. The St. Clair county (Mo.) judges Kansas troops that everything possible nvc still in hiding, and the expected will be done for the regiment looking conflict between them and the fed- to its early muster out, as the department deeply appreciates the great eral authorities did not occur. Cov. Stephens of Missouri has service it has rendered, and complia proclamation asking the people ance with any request It might make of the stnte to contribute to tho fund would not begin to compensate the for the relief of the north Missouri officers and men of this organization tornado sufferers. who hae taken such a prominent part Tomsen, of the Ger- In the battles nrouj Manila." man navy, has invented an apparatus BALIKAO WAS CAPTURED. by means of wliicli it is possible to direct and control tho guns of a vessel Gea. Lawton Continue III Hovemeut Forfrom the bridge. ward from Narzagarar, Taking One thousand of the small army of la Ballnac, Manila recruits assembled nt the Presidio will leave this month of the transWashington, May 3. A cablegram ports Grant, Sherman and Sherldnn. was received by the war department Ah n result of a meeting of leading shortly after midnight: eteel nnd iron Interests In New York Manila, May 3. city, it is reported that steps aro unAdjutant, Washington Gen. Law-ton- 's wny for a great trust, with a capder column passing westward from ital of $400,000,000 or more. Noivagaray captured Ualinog and vilMaj. Owen T. Sweet, who has had vicinity yesterday, scatcharge of the St. Louis recruiting of- lages in thnt nnd pursuing 1,000 troops. Ills fice since the beginning of tho late tering two wounded; InsurSpnnlsh-Amcrica- n war, is under orders onlj casualties, gents lost soveral killed; lnrge number to join his regiment In the PhilipNumber not Wounded nnd captured. pine islands. Have opened communication A bicycle funeral took place In Folk-eton- stnted. England, Monday. Tho under- with Lawton, via Malolos, by means of 'from taker carried the coflln, containing Hole's troops and detachments clt). the body of n baby, strapped to the OTIS. Signed handlebars of his wheel, tho mount-trt- i following on bicycles two abreast. Lint of American Prlaonera. A report is current in Paris that Washington, Mny 3. The following government proposes to release cablegram was received at the wnr dethe Copt. Dreyfus soon. The government partment at midnight: further proposes, according to this reManila, May 3. port, to award him money compensaAdjutant General, Washington tion on condition that he and his fam- List prisoners in hands Insurgents just ily leave France, never to return. recehed shows Lieut. Gilmore and The reported understanding between seen enlicted men ot the navy lost Great Britain and Bussln regnrdlrg from Yorktown, and six enlisted men theii spheres of financial and commer- of the nrmy, und threo of the six cial influence in Chlun, is not regard- wrongfully arrested in January before ed by the administration as iulmlc.il hactliitles comenced. All reported to t't the interests of tho United States. be doing well. Beside tho above two men In hands insurgents. South and Denled.n Llcenac. New York, May 3. Tne police board Capt. Itockefeller, nre still unaccountyefcterday denied n license to the ed for. OTIS. Signed club. There Coney Island Sporting woh n tie vote. This is the club under Without Definite Reaalla. Whose auspices the Fitslmmons-Jef-frie- s Manila, May 3, noon. The second fight was scheduled to tnkc place. sonference, held this morning between Gen. Otis nnd the Filipino emissaries, THE MARKETS. Col. Manuel Arguellcs and Lieut. Jose Rerual, terminated without any defiNow York, May 3. liW. CATTLE Natlvo Steers.. .. 4 CS 415 30 GU.10 CU nite results. COTTON-Mlddl- lns 1 lu KLOUIt Winter Wheat.... 3 25 .... v r.A Cnpt. Rockefeller. WHEAT No. 2 lied CONN-N- o. 2 Leavenworth, Kas., May 3. Capt. 31 ti 2. OATS-N- o. K4 8 75 ip 9U Charles M. Rockefeller, Ninth Infnn-tr- j, PORK New Mess ST. 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DORN No. 2 Mixed OATS No. 2 PORiC Mess (new) KANSAS CITV, Wit i) U P 85 2 '4 Frederick New York, May 2.-Funston of the Twentieth Kansas regiment cabled this Dewey day message fiom Manila: "Manila, May 1. I wish svery American could see the splendid, rmy that has put tho enthusiastic finishing touches on the work begun POLITICAL POINTS. In tho sea fight u year ago at Manila. Revenue Ileceluts The Lexington ITtrald is amused Washington, May 3. Tho total Internal revenue receipts at Manila from to hear that Captain Stone's recAugust 14, 1898, to February 28, 1809, ord on the money question should were $172,770. ." Wes Smith.and W. M. Davis, familiarly known as "Will Hand," had a shooting scrape at Loch Mary near the boat house Wednesday afternoon, the outcome of a slight altercation over the use of a worthless and sunken wreck of an old skiff. The first of the shooting was at very close range, but neither man was hit although several shots were fired on either h used revolvers and Davis' weapon was one of which he was very proud. Marshal Barnctt heard of the racket and took both men in before they got out of Earlington. Both had started in the direction of Barnsley where they live, bmith was found at Walter Allmon's and Davis was overtaken in a lane south of Main street. The latter said he was on his way to give himself up to thd marshal. When questioned Davis would not talk except to remark that "it wasn't like shooting at a mark." Davis' stepfather's 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 occurred and his story seemed to be materially substantiated by eye witnesses to the shooting. his story an altercation occurred over a worthless eld skift which both men wanted to use, but which would float with neithsr, and Davis drew his revolver and fired three shots before Smith returned 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 with his left hand. Marshal Barnctt took both men to Madisonville early after noon yesterday and turned them over to county authorities. Some of the witness-cs.ar- c Thos. Harlan and two sons, Will and John, of Barnsley, and Rev. Hunt, John Porter and Haywood Bradley, of Earlington. side-Bot- by a saloonkeeper wno was violating the Sunday law in Nashville. Will Cazort has opened a restaurant in Nashville, Tenn., where he feeds the railroad, boys and others. 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Judge Pratt's picture and a centuries, but Spanish sketch of the man appeared on the ship is proverbially bad. editorial page of the Louisville General Merritt, in an after dinCommercial yesterday. ner speech declared that Alger is Tuesday's U. S. Treasury stale-me- the best Secretary of War t,he showed an available cash world has ever seen. balance of 261,123,617 and gold Railroad contractors in Tennes reserve $243,180,159. see are reported to be having trouble in getting laborers. Subscribe for The Bkk. m L...... aiit be "seriously attacked because he It is claimed that America has has not been the advocate of free killed more Filipinos in three silver," and the editorial writer, months than Spain killed in three Col W. C. P. Breckinridge, adds: marksman- We have known Captain Stono for many years, and he has always been unsound upon the money question. He was a King Dee in the old Farmers' Alliance and at ono time the, chief of the Grange; and he was then, as he has always been since, wrong in bis notions concerning money. Ho never bad a chance while in Congress to vote for frea coinage that ha did not avail Mmself of it, -- ) , ifflBk. i&ikkdfe. (Lhcmm See PAUL M. MOORO, Editor and Manager. BEE PUBLISHINB lets matter. COMPANY. Second Incorporate. Enured the Pcuofflce'at Earliugtoo The colored men of the State are strongly for him; scarce a Republican but will support him heartily at the polls; and he commands the respect and will gut the votes of sound money Democrats and others who are dissatisfied with other candidates. Judge Pratt is the logical candidate. " Out of Sight DOWN IN THE MINES. Oat of Mindr ft SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Una Year, uiletlj In advance " " Sit Monihi, ' " ThrecMontba, I oo J riore Violence. Specimen copies' mailed frie'on application. wanted in all parti ol the Correepondenti ountr. Addreaaui for particulars. THURSDAY, MAY 4, 1899 ANNOUNCOriENT. to announce ara PRATT We Pratt,authorlied County, at of Hopkins J. didate for the nomination for Governor State of Kentucky, inbject to the action Republican party. Judge a canof the of the professor who travW. J. Bryan In Mexico eled with says Bryan was his own press agent and wrote notices of enthusiastic receptions in towns where natives had been ordered to go to the depot and meet him. Bryan's versatility is not to be questioned. A CitrcAGO Edward Atkinson, of Boston, a distinguished man withall, but who is losing his identity as an American, is bringing down upon his head the anathemas, of Americans everywhere because he, as Vice President of the League," has sent broadcast to the American soldiers and sailors in the Phillipines, pamphlets attacking the American foreign policy and calculated to produce discontent and even mutiny Mr. among our soldiers there. 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 the Cabinet says the act is punishable by imprisonment and fine. The Postmaster General has directed that these pamphlets be taken from the mails to Manila. "Anti-Imperialistic More dreadful scenes sive and blood thirsty have been enacted at Idaho, in the region of the terrible and deadly riots of the Coeur This d'Alene Country in 1872. utter desperation and disregard for life or property rights is dreadful to contemplate. It was a demonstration of the union miners against the nonunion miners and the owners or the properties where these men were employed. Three thousand pounds of giant powder were used and the property of' the Bunker Hill and Sullivan company was demolished aUt loss of $250,000 to 300,000. It is easy to recall the denunciation of the miner's union, uttered recently at Pana, 111., by a Methodist preacher upon occasion of a man murdered by those who hunted in the streets what they called "scabs" and shot them This fearless down like dogs. man of God denounced the "mob of lawless and irresponsible men" who "have determined that other men, born in this land, native citizens of this great commonwealth, shall not earn their honest living by the work of their hands unless under the dictates of the alien officers of a lawless and anarchistic miners' union." These words fit the western case with equal force and the preacher's definition of a "scab" is good the world river. That part of his ut terances concerning "scabs" will bear repeating again. He said: I saw tbem with loaded guns searching places ol business, not for criminals, not for tbose who had been engaged in riot, but for what they called the scabs, mean ing thereby an honest man who preferred earning his 'bread to living in idleness upon the earnings ot other people. I beard them with horrible oaths exhorting each other to sboot the heart out of him on sight. A dozen armed ruffians against an unarmed man who was only endeavor ing to keep out of trouble. And this I say again, not a criminal, but an honest man wbosa only offense was that he chose rather to work for his daily bread tban that his family should exist upon charity or starve. In other months we forget the harsh winds of Spring, Sut they have their use, as some say, to blow oat the bad air accumulated after Winter storms and Spring There is far more ot exces- thaws. violence important accumulation of Wardner, badness in the veins and arv teries of humanity, which needs Hood's Sarsaparilla. ami on nd vice took Hood's Sarsaparilla which gave prompt relief, better appetite. My sleep is refresliln?. It cured my wife also." Michael Hoyle, 3t3 Denny Street, FittsburK, Pn. Dyspepsia " Complicated with liver and kidney trouble, I suffered for years with dyspepsia, with severe pains. Hood's Sarsaparilla made mo strong and hearty." J. It. Kmfrton, Main Street, Aubum, Me. Hip Disease-- " I'lvo running sores on my iilp caused me to use crutches. Was confined to bed every winter. Hood's office. saved my life, as It cured me perfectly. Am stronu and well." Anhm man at Mr. John Hogan, the ItonKBT, 49 Fourth St., Fall Klver. Mass. Hecla, came near meeting with a serious accident one day last week falling from a ladder, his head striking first. His neck was badly strained. UbtaAMMtfEgftjjp Tbe St. Bernard Coal Company is now llttod't Villi cure llrc llli. the non Irritating and shipping the entire daily production ot " only calliartlc to talte ltTi HooU' SartaparlUa. the coke works. Several cars are now shipped daily to Clarksville, Tenn , for factional fight in the State; has smelting purposes. never been, is not and never will Tho present indications are tbat the be the candidate or representative Earlington miner will have fairly good of any faction. He has kept aloof work again Ibis summer. The miners here and refused to become in any way are workers and not strikers, and they re ceive their reward. identified with any faction. The stockholders of tbe Barnsley mine is the man Judge Clifton J. Pratt will soon hold their annual election of the Republicans need as their can officers and dispose of other important didate for Governor. He is a man business on band. Tbe report is oat that who will carry a large vote outside there is a number of tbe stockholders who party lines because of his promi- favor selling the mine. scrofula, kidney disease, liver troubles, rheumatism and kindred ailments. Thus it gives perfect health, strength and for months to come. Kldncy3 " My kidneys troubled me, to Thia creat Spring Medicine clarifiea tho blood as nothing else can. It cures - Dick Croft and W. C. Wilson, of South Diamond, were hero Saturday. The foreman ot the Monarch mine bas resigned and wo bave failed to learn the name of the new appointee. Tbe rumor is afloat tbat what is called by miners a "tqueexe" has occurree at the Monarch mine, about fifteen rooms, being affected by it. Jno Salmon, who has been manipulating tbe scales for tbe Ilsley Coal Co., will soon move to Earlington and engage in the livery business. Secretary Anderson, ot the Monarch Coal Company, made a business trip South last week. He is ever on the lookout for new consumers. 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 coal. Foreman Thomas Robinson, of the Em pire Coal Co, on account of failing health came down last Thursday to spend a few days, while undergoing medical treatment. Quite a hot contest is now on for tbe secretaryship of the Barnesley Coal Co., Leader. several candidates are bard at work show ing up their superior qualifications for tbe planks as "pews" it is 'ndeed the strangest of the many strange belhels of wild Wales. Every Monday morning, without a break for fifty years, colliers bave crowded into the novel apartment to ask tba blessing ot Providence upon the week's work. To tbe eldest miner present the conduct of tbe service is customarily intrusted, but regularly ordained divines bave not infrequently descended into Ibe mine the Monday's "turn" bas commenced, and the little whitewashed walls of the little chapel bavo resounded with tbat Celtic fervor which Wclsbmen speak of as the bwyl. Cne motto there is painted near lha pulpit: "Os nos heb ddim ser nid nos heb Dduw, canys efe a dcyrnasa dan ,uadnau Myndd Curiog." Freely interpeted, that is: "If it is night without stars, it is not night without God, for bo reigncth under the foundations of the mountains." Whether it be ascribed lo good luck, to good management or tbe responsive protection of Providence, it is a fact tbat for tbe last balf century Myndd Newdd col liery has been singularly free from serious accidents. Tho colliery is owned bv Messrs. Vivian A Sons, and the laie Lord Swansea did much to encourage tbe devotional exercises in tbe pit. London routth-bewn bo-fo- Forced to See. From New York Mail and Express. Free-Trad- GREEN W. PRITCIIETT. mug- LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. 3lQ0f& SaUaf)Wiift Dispatcher E. L. Wise bas sold his prop erly in Evansville for the sum of $2,300. Something like 000 hundred men are now workiog on this tracks here in extra gangs. Several of the boys were called to Nash ville last week as witnesses in an import ant case. Agent E. K. Walker, of Clarksville, made relatives and friends at Madisonville a brief visit last Sunday, Supervisor Sullivan and men bavo about completed tho laying of several miles of new steel rail on the Henderson division. What was once the car shop at this place has been torn down to make room for new side tracks and other improvements. Tbe pulling out of a drawhead, which fell down on the track, derailed several cars on tbe joint track near Nashville one day last week. Section Foremen Edmundson, Anderson, Deering, Hewlett, Hammond and Catee were away from their sections, polling In new slcel last week. Tbe first of tbe order ot thirty engines for the Midland Railway of England was. shipped to England from Philadelphia via New York last week. The freight equipment of tbe Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company is said to aggregate 20,000 cars, and it is said to be the best equipped road in tbe South. Master of Trains, Devney, who is ever watchful after the safe transportation of all freight was out last week with tbe Harris Nickel Plate show and as usual it was bandied without accident on tbe Hen derson division. Some of the soldier boys in a fight on tbe Pbillipine Islands last week became so anxions to capture tbe enemy that they threw down their guns and took out afoot to catch a train tbe rebels were on. (J H. Carnes, an L. & N. freight brake- man, fell from an engine while switching in tue yarns ai nopkinsvllle iTiday, sus taining somo bad bruises and cuts which will lay him up for some time. The guantlet of bis glove hung on tbe engine while it was in motion He was in tbe act of alighting from tbe pilot where be was riding and be was dragged a short distance before he could get loose from his perilous position. A latge bole was cnt in one of bis knees and be was other wise bruised, scratched and cut. His wounds were at once attended to and be was Drougut oack 10 fcarlington, and is now getting along very nicely. To avoid argument we are willing to ad mil tbat we don't know what is Ibe fastest time made in track laying, but feel confi dent tbat few roads in this country can show a belter record tban that made last week by Supervisor Sullivan and men They lay and bolted up one mile, single rail, new steel in one boor and" twenty minutes. These rails were picked up from outside track and placed in position in tbat time. Speaking of tbe Brotherhood of Loco motive Engineers, Bradstreet's says: "Ninety per cent, of tbe 36,000 locomo tive engineers in this country aro Brother bood men. Tbe secret of the success of tbe engineers is found in the fact that they bave been wisely counseled and tbat tbey bave abided by such counsel; also, tbat tbey bave not been arbitrary in their de mauds, but, on tbe contrary, bave shown a tendency to moderation, thus gaining a reputation for reasonableness which in turn bas invariably begotten for tbem a respectful and usually sympathetic au dience with tbeir tmplotrs. Tbe moral is obvious," nence and well known ability. If he is nominated and elected the people of Kentucky are sure of an administraiion above reproach. Louisville Music Festival Notes, Music lovers will have an op portunity of hearing some of the greatest artists of Europe and America at the Louisville May Festival on May 8, 9 and 10. No 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 and 10th, should be well patronized by the people of Kentucky, Tennes see and Southern Indiana. It is an enterprise that commends itself to all lovers of music, as well as to those who 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, gth and 10th, and prices will'be lower than for any other similar festival ever Season tickets will be civen. 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. Marcella Sembrich, Madame who is to sing in two concerts of the Louisville May Music Festival, May 8th, gth and iolh,is now con fessedly the greatest operatic singer on the stage, with the possi ble exception ot Calve, bhe was the undisputed star of the New York grand opera season last win ter and sprint;, and vet the De Reszke brothers were in the east. Her engagement has been 'made at very great expense. Her tri 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 10th, She is MissZudie 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 Miss Harris is the America, daughter of a wealth)' 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 10th, is the foremost of operatic baritones. Other male singers will be Myron Whitney, Jr., George Hamlin, Clarence Shirley, Evan Williams and Gwylim Miles. The women singers will be Madame Sembrich, Mrs. Josephine Jacoby, Misses Sara Anderson, Blanche Towle and Anna Lohbillcr. Miss Zudie Harris will be the pianist. The United Mine Workers Journal of last issue contains an appeal for aid for tbe six thousand miners of Arkansas who are now in idleness through the orders of the U. M. W.'s leaders. What a pity that those bliod'leaders could not be made to bear tbe entire cost of tbe strikes. In southern Indiana as in other coal 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 for family support they are satisfied, and being the case how foolish such it does look for tbem to tale tbe advice ot Boss Ditcher and throw down their shovels and beg the brother at work for food and clothing. Boss Ditcher who bas charge of the southern Indiana strike says the cause of trouble was the discharge of thirty-siminers at Evansville while from other sources we bear tbat 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 dnring the hot sum mer months they close thier mines before yielding to unjust demands. A few weeks ago the miners ot Arkan sas were contented, tbe demand for their labor was good and harmony between But themselves and employer prevailed. the wolf in sheep's clothing crept in among tbe flock and soon after the woik of the agitator began to show up and discord soon took tbe place of peace and harmony, and the result was Ibat thousands of min era upon whom women and children de pended for a living were persuaded to quit work and are now relying upon the cbarily of miners who are at work in other states (or their daily bread, which we are satisfied is not as plentiful as the manna tbat fell from Heaven. Few places of worship in the country have more interest than tbe Miners' Sane tuary in the Myndd Newydd (New Moun tain) colliery, near Swansea, South Wales. Situated 750 feet below the surface of the earth, with four long rows of plbwood to sustain tbe roof, a rnde desk on a large lump of coal for a pulpit, and series of x That the market for skilled labor is in a very favorable condition at present, says BradstreeCs, is attested by the fact that the usual widespread May 1 labor demonstrations for higher wages or the redress of other real or fancied grievances arc conspicuous by their absence this year. This condition is, indeed, something of an anomaly; since, as a rule, May 1 for a number of years back has been looked upon as a favorite date for embarking on labor strugHappily, however, this gles. year so far as present indications are concerned, bids fair to prove Here an exception to the rule. strikes of trifling conseand there quence, at least as far as the number involved is concerned, are to be met with, but as a matter of fact they have little bearing on the general industrial situation. Aside from the failure of unrest to materialize, and partly perhaps a moving influence therein, are the continued advances that are being made in wages, several instances of which have come to view this if The story is repeated and lays more and greater guilt at the door of the unwise and vicious leaders of labor organizations that do deeds of violence and would rob the individual, of his freedom and his individuality. ' . a week. Silver Service. The silver service for the battle-iKentucky is to be made by a Philadelphia firm at a cost of six thousand dollars. To the credit of the people of the State it will be finer than any similar set excepting, perhaps, those of the Indiana or the New York. There are to bt: seventy 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 magnificent gift to the State's great name sake. p 'Wsh p. s. f I. The Logical Candidlat Judge Clifton J. Pratt, the logical, clean, popular candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor of Kentucky, is being overwhelmed with letters from leading and representative Repub licans all over the State of Kentucky. They endorse him and have urged his announcement. It is only this that has induced Judge Pratt to again enter the political arena. With the family strife of the past in mind, the Republicans of the State who have the good of the party at heart and look to the 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. Pie has been and is now free entirely from any alliance or identification with any of the factional feeling or strife that has played havoc in the past with the party in the State. A man, an able jurist, a finished speaker, a careful politician with unsullied record, Judge Pratt is the logical candidate of the hour and with him in the lead, the Republicans will again carry Kentucky, a triumph for which they can have no hope if by any means the representative of.any faction should ambush and capture the nomination. broad-gauge Pratt for Governor. Clifton 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 here the now distinguised jurist and gentleman was given birth and an humble start in a life which he was in after years to elevate and dignify by his own personal efforts and achievements of mind ana 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 honors and high station he has attained in the legal, the judicial, the intellectual, the moral and the social world are 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 sue cess for more than twenty-fivHe has enjoyed an exyears. ceptionally 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 1881-8- 2. At the expiration of this term he was tendered a by both counties, Hopkins and Christian, 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 on the bench is irreproachable for ability, dispatch and unbiased justice of decision. An interesting incident of the man's humble beginning is the fact that one of the first men to shake Mr. Pratt's hand after he received the nomination for Circuit Judge was an old colored man with whom he had worked at twenty-fivcents a day when a boy. And the colored men are in a body enthusias tically forjudge Pratt for Governor. Judge Pratt has been a consist ent Republican and has kept in line with the party organization and the support of its candidates. He has never been a party to any e Help... Nature I j Difference in Bonds. From tho Western (Neb.) Wave. e McKinley sold 3 per cent, bonds to the people; Cleveland sold 4 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. "Tbe cry is still they come these or ders to United States firms tor locomotives and rolling stock," says Herapath's Railway Journal. "Tbe latest Atbarite is the Barry Dock and Railway Company, which machinery working properly. bas given an order lo an American firm lo supply several locomotives for tbeir mineral and passenger train services and have accentuated tbeir guilt by ordering three locomotives from Belgium. The Barry directors assert tbat not only do tbey thus obtain quicker delivery, but tbat COD tbey save about 500 per locomotive, HYPOPHOSPHITESozLIMESiSODA WTH while the American workmanship is at least equal to our own," will generally correct this 1 Last Saturday's issue of tbe Louisville Post, gave quite an extended account of difficulty. tho railroad improvements in the State of If you will put from one Kentucky and among many other things. fourth to half a teaspoonful It bad this say or the L. & N. Railroad: "It is difficult for our citizens to realize in the ! in baby's bottle three or four what has been accomplishedextension past twenty-on- e years in tbe and times a day you will soon see perfection of our great transportation system. a marked improvement, years since, unIt is about (wenly-on- e der Mr. Neweomb and Dr Ft?ndiford, the larger children, from half to Louisville & Nashville development of the a leaspooniui, according iu road into a great system brgin. That era of consolidation was marked by the purmilk, age, dissolved in their chase of tbe E. & N . ibe acquisition of the Nashville & Chattanooga, tbe Mobile if you so desire, will very & New Orleans, the Cincinnati Short-Una- ; It the lease of various other properties. soon show its great nourish- has resulted in giving tbe L. & N. its own ? ing power. If the mother s line into St, Louis, Evansville, Louisville and Cincinnati, and all Ohio river points, milk does not nourish the and stretching it from every Gulf or Atlantic port from New Orleans to Norfolk baby, she needs the emui-- 1 But greater even tban tbesn connections has been, Its development of local traffic sion. It will show an effect of its lines into the mnthp.rM? by tbe.eXte'nsion Alabama, Tennessee iron nf wtivf uv nnro hnili linrtn ...w. ... , and coal fieldscf and Mf w.a I. Kentucky:" and child. ' la' the same article it is shown tbat in lha vear 1878, tbat company only operated Joe. nd $i.oo, .11 druggists. i)66 piles, while now 3,628 Is under Its U HO WNE. Chetnlitl. N.w Yuk. Babies and children need I proper food, rarely ever medi-- 1 cine. If they do not thrive on their food something is 1 wrong. They need a little help to get their digestive t on It ceased to exist on old Jeffersonian lines. cursed with bowlers and evil prophets. It is as dead as the old Whig party, the nol Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. It is really wonderful how many people All druggists refund money If it fails to Know Nothing party and tbe Abolition seem determined to have it understood tbat cure, 25c. Tbe genuine bas L. O. Q. on party. they were born Idiotsl each tablet. Principles were abandoned and vicious Tbe great powers are intent on wiping leaders ot Webster county farmers say it is policies substituted. Today theare desper the Chinese Empire off the map, and lo Democratic party the a mistake about there being a that end are constantly seising her terriscarcity of tobacco plants. They ate adventurers, opposing Ibe progreis ot tory. And she bas too long disgraced ibe government and tbe tranquility of tbn say plants are plentiful and in as the earth and insulted civilization and Chrispeople at every step, cutting each other's fine condition as in pa3t seasons. tianity. in frantic efforts to secure the throats It is tbe providence of God tbat she Is Tbe ancients believed tbat rheumatism offices wherever they aro in tbe ascend- nearing tbo end. was the work of a demon within a man. ency Tbe Chinese in China bavo no territoAny one who bas had an attack of sciatic Tbe first downward step of tbe party rial riehts tbat anybody is respecting. And or inflammatory rheumatism will agree tbat tbe infliction Is domonlac enough to was the nomination of Greely for Ibe whllo this absorption is going on Uncle Sam warrant tbe belief. It has never been Presidency a good man, no doubt but ought to set his brogans on Chinese Vji claimed tbat Chamberlain's Pain Balm in 00 wise a representative ot Democracy. territory, stake off bis fair share, put up would cast out demons, but it will cure rheumatism, and hundreds bear testimony This was a criminal compromisa ot honor his warning notice to other folks to keep to tne iruto 01 tuts statement. One appli wbich bas grown apaco until today, if the off the grass, and proceed to Americanize cation relieves tbe pain, and this quick re editorials ot the free silver papers are to We want territory lo tbe new acquisition! lict 11 moras is aione worm many times its be believed, these pnople rejoice at evrry extend our trade and commerce, and we cost. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore. Earlington. Ben T. Robinson. Mortons repulse of our army and gloat over Ibe will want it bad aftrrwhile perhaps it dealb of our soldiers in war. Gap; George King, St. Charles. will be too late when some ot our sore We captured the Philippines in war with beads and Aunties realise the fact. As for Another case of smallpox devel Spain, and while our army was peacefully myself, I am for my country, always hopoped in a suburb of Bowling Green awaiting tbe ratification of the treaty of ing and praying tbat she may be right baturday night, and was promptly peace, one Agulnaldo, a renegade and but, I am for my counirl sent to the pesthouse. traitor, beaded a band of revolutionists And believing wTlh all my soul tbat my And as be country is right, and tbe leader Is site, I Phillip Starke, Hardin, Ky., writes: I had and fired upon our soldiers Chills crery spring until eltit years ago retreats before our advancing force be lays am for McKinley and expansion. when I nsed Or. M. A. Slmmoni LWer Medicine. waste burning and country, the GREEN W. PRITCIIETT. It cured me. 1 hire not had Ibem lince. It li destroying without remorse tho prop(Mooter, acta quicker (without (rlplnc) than any Crofton News. erly and homes ot bis own people, leaving medicine t era r used. Dr. Williams has opened a nicely furtbe aged and decrepid, tbe women and The union revival services at children, without shelter raiment or food. nished office in the rear of the postoffi:o Mayfield ara being largely attend- He even bad one of bis leading generals at Ibis place. ed, and have proven most success- beheaded because tbe man advised bim Nealy Lewis, a farm band ot J. M, ful, over 200 persons having pro- tbat it was useless to continne tbe struggle near Ibis place, tried lo take bis life fessed religion. against American forces, Monday by taking laudanum, but did sot take a sufficient quantity. And yet tbess Democrats A Frightful Blunder these Aunties herald this man to the Miss' Carrie names, of Kansas City, Will often case a horrible Burn, Scald, world as a Washington, and abuse their Mo., Is visiting ber molber here. Cut or Bruise. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the best in tbe world, wilt kill lha pain and own country for punishing Ibis incendiary A hotly contested game ot baseball promptly beat it. Cures Old Sores, and muiderer. took place here Sunday between Crofloa Fever Sores, Ulcers, Boils, Felons, Corns, If ever there was a villlan who deserved and Red Hill. Tbe score was a6 to 34 In all Skin Eruptions. Best Pile cur on eartb. Only 25 cts. a box. Cure guar- hanging, Aguinaldo deserves it. This favor of Croftoo. x anteed. Sold by St. Bernard Droggist. parly claims that tbey could bring prosMiss Weldon, of Tulu, Ky., .Is visiting perity and wealth to the country, and fill Farmers in most Kentucky coun- tbe pockets of the people wiib jingling dol- relatives bete this week. Uourland-Davi- s Co.. one of. the leading ties report the growing wheat as lars, by legislation, but tbe sober minded coming out wonderfully since tbe among them know better though they bavo dry goods establishments of Ibis city, was cold weather ended, and prospects not bad tbe courage to assert their convic- closed out Friday by an execution. are now good for an average yield. tions and break away from such disastrous Mr. J. E. Crofl, owner and discoverer ot leadership. These people oppose anything tbe Crofton Mineral Springs, Is erecting a ' Lung- - IrrlUUen soreheads in every thing. nice summer bouse over his mineral well,' are s tbe forerunner to consumption. Dr Bell's will cure it. and Nothing salts them, and everything is go- Tbe water proves to be as represented and give sucn strength to tbo lungs that a ing wrong. If they could only get tbe of- a large patronage Is expected this summer. w cough or a cold will not settle there. Mrs. Farleigh Williams, of Mortons, is fices tbe country would flourish "like a Twenty-fivcents at all good druggists. visiting her father here and drinking mingreen bay tree." To Prevent the Creaking of a And yet Ibey cannot agree as lo how the eral water. Door or Gate This very unpleas- offices shall be parceled out among themLast Saturday Sam Pocket arrived ia ant noise may be easily removed by selves. "Whom the Gods would destroy town and Immediately hunted up his wife rubbing a little soap or oil on the they first make mad." Blackburn could and proceeded lo abuse ber, calling ber not be hinges. to tbe United Stales Sen- names lhat were very unbecoming. She ate, and be determined Ibat no man of bis had him arrested. After a little trouble,.-Marsha- l That Throbbing Headache company should succeed him. Tbe result Meacbam succeeded In landing 1 Would quickly leave yon, it )ou used was tbe election ot Deboe, a Republican the offender in tbe lock up. At Ibe trial .' Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless and, by the way, a very satisfactory suc- Monday, be was fined one cent and cost. merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. cessor. Kid. Tbey make pure blood and strong nerves Today Ibe free silver candidates for govand build up your health. Easy to take. ernor are devouring each Oymnaslum Entertainment. other tiihoul Try tbem. Only 35 cents. Money back E. M. Hall, with his gymnasium if not cured. Sold by Si. Bernard mercy. If what tbey say about each other is true they are political renegrades, dema- class and the best musical talent of Druggist. gogues, unworthy ot belief, and a disgrace Madisonville, will give an exhibiJudge Barker, of Louisville, is to even the foul mire of politics. tion and entertainment in the Tab- dead against lotteries of all sorts, And neither one of tbem can mako a pub- crnaclc, Tuesday evening, May gt 3 and says the church lottery and lic speech without shouting himself boarse 1899, program beginning promptly others must go. for Bjyanl What would become of Ibe at 8 o'clock. country if Ibis man Bryan should happen The class is in good training You cannol accomplish any work or business to die? and fine work is expected in drills, unless you feel well. If you feel "Used Up" Tired Out." tale Dr. M. A. SImmlona Liver Tbe sun would refuse lo shine, the bar works, tumbling, pyramid Medicine. clouds withhold tbe rain, Ibe streams run building, etc. Tho program pf Rev. M. B. Porter, Presbyterian up hill, beat would freeze the water, pes- vocal and instrumental music will be exceptionally fine. All who minister, of Greenville, will begin tilence and famine encompass tbe land Scratch the back of a and are interested in such work or who ' a protracted meeting at Central politician of the towni and vil- want to enjoy a pleasant evening 4 City, Saturday May 6th. lages who vociferates lor "Bryan-t- " and will do well to attend. Admission you turn np a fellow who thinks tbe 25 cents. DIGEST YOUR FOOD. Ninety per cent, of all sickness la caused by J. food not belnir properly digested, It creates poisons and goes Into your blood and then yon are liable to almost any dlaeaaetna human ayatem & la heir to. Use Dr. Carlatedt'a German Liver Fowder and watch the reanlte. Yon will feel the good effects after taking one dose. Give It a trial and be convinced. Fr ice 25c. 0 Everything that grows out Ibe country. The Confederate flag went down forout of tho ground is fetching remunerative years ago, In ever in defeat thirty-fou- r prices corn 35 lo 40 cents, wheat 75 lo alt these years the Democratic party bas 80 cents, tobacco higher tban for twenty been trusted but two terms with tbe Presiyears; money seeking investment at from dency. And not a single pledge made to percent, up; tbe banks loaning money the people did that parly keep, aud for 2i and at 6 per cent, payable this betrayal of the trust tbe people not Henderson business men arc pe tbe party but tbe soverign people, rele- every dollar as good as another, and yet titioning the City Council for a gated the party to tbe shades of the past-ete- rnal tho hoodlums still bowling! Our people travel more, spend more money, live easier three days' street fair to be held in restl and more elegantly Iban any other people Jiy. Since tbe war the Democratic parly has this earib, and yet Ibe land Is full, The Basle, King of all Birds. is noted for its keen sight, clear and dis tinct vision. So ara tbose persons who use Sutherland's Eiglo Eye Salve for weak eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids. Sold by all dealers at as cents. l, Even the wumps admit that prosperity has Qold Democrat In 1896, Now n proven a blessing to the invalid. Republican. at last arrived. They are, thereAre truly the sick man's friend. fore, able to look the "Money A Power" in the face without trem- NOTHING COOD IN DEMOCRATIC I'AKTV, For bilious headache, dyspepsia bling. written by sour stomach, malaria.constipa' The following letter A TIMELY HINT. a prominent tion and all kindred diseases Yon ulinnM b vita and sea that TOnr blood It Green W. Pritchctt, rich and pure and your whole system put In a man and tobacco dealer of Cory-doperfectly healthy condition by the ate of Dr. Carlatedt'a German Liter Fowder. Then yon Ky., sets forth that gentleAN ABSOLUTE CURE. will be free from malaria, typhoid fever, cold and the grip. Dr. Carlitedt's Oerman Liver man's strong arguments, showing Powder la the beat medicine money can bay. Far your Cold try Dr. Otto'at Sprues why he has quit the Democratic country is going speedily to tbe bow wows Gum Balaam. Prloa 2 Bo and duo party, and, of course, why other if be is not immediately Installed in a good a Bottla. For aala by men ol conviction should do like- fat office, What is the mailer wiih lha country St. Bernard Drug Store. wise. It makes interesting reading anyhow, ibat tbesa flinnel mouthed agiFour million women in the Uni- and contains argument that will be tators should be everlantingly howling as if ted States earn their own bread. appreciated by the readers of The a bouse were on lire? Within tbe last sixty They have invaded all occupations, Bee, hence we reproduce it in full. das the wages of over five hundred thousof all persons enand It first appeared in the Henderson and workmen have been voluntarily adgaged in professional services are vanced by the various enterpries throughGltanerol April 7, 1899: women. e Full-FIedged Forthirty yearsTutt's Pills havvs Tried Friends Best. Known Fact .", n, TUTT'S Liver PILLS r a' one-thir- d '' To Cure a Cold In One Day Du-li- n, -- i old-lim- e e one-hors- e one-idea- d AftftAAAAAAftAA4ftA4AA,si Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balaam Cures Your Cough. Just the Medicine For sale by SI. Bernard Drug Store. 4? for Children. LIVER OIL The Knights of Pythias of Green ville, Ky., are thinking of erecting a building to contain a hall and store rooms and offices. Weak ByeJ ara Made Strong, dim vision made clear, styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by tbe use of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. It's put np in tubes and sold op a guarantee by all good druggists. 4? 49 4? 4? 49 $3.50 Shoes Sh7es $3.50 if. 0 3 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 There is talk of building a 5,000 hotel in Trenton, the prosperous 49 49 Todd county town. 49 49 49 Reliable Salesman to sell the best 49 specialty on the market. Staple 49 article and ready seller, affording 49 largo profit. Ho samples or de- 49 posit required. Address 925 Ma- 49 49 jestic Building, Detroit, Mich. 49 49 Why tie Is Mum. 49 From tbe Lexington Herald. 49 Perhaps one reason Mr. Bryan is 49 making no remarks these days is 49 49 that it takes all his spare time to 49 for Wanted We have been talking to the readers of The Bee about Hoisery for 2 weeks now, and that the inv pression that we handle this very important factor of every family's wardrobe exclusively, may not lorce itself upon them, we shall call their attention to our superior stock of Shoes. We carry Shoes at nearly every price from S1.00 down tn 2oc. the pair. We would call special attention now to our $3.50 Man's Shoes for this Spring. We have bought this priced Shoe in Chrome Calf.Vici Kid and Glaz-eKangaroo. In Chrome Calf we show a medium light Blucher, built on B. and C. lasts, Essex toe,tipped. Out of Vici we had made, a choc top and bottom, Norfolk toe, tipped. Glazed Kangaroo is black stock, this weare using instead of Vici. The manufacturer claims this stock is equally as lasting as Vici (which is saying enough) and will not peal or scar near so easily. d c by 1 0 oft 0 0 0 0 0 0 t well, which assures as much ease and elegance as a Shoe ,lessmone'' VVo (, not clalm ,hesa the BEST 50 SHOES In the wide, wide world, but we do affirm they have no superior, and sell tbem tor GOOD SHOES-w- hen we say this Is a good Shoe we mean just that. It wa should accidentally be mistaken we stand just behind our promise. Where do you buy your Shoes? Have you ever tried us? If not, why? We are awfully anxions to sell you all your Shoes Try Us, 'We Show Glazed Kancaroo with tnn nnrl Imiinm uiu (1IUUQ ... .,. .... ...,,.,, vMKU r. , siock, ana wnn nanasorae visting top too. These are built O. and D. Lasts, Clarendon toe, tipped, Each one of these easy wearing, stylish appearing, durable Shoes, is a Dal (lace)' Goodyear "' "' uw on . - .j. 0 0 c 0 0 0 ' ?.c band-sewe- d a" lj l. r 0 0 c wa. H watch Belmont. PfalltoitNUB,AN L.tt H H W HumiiW tlH control TEA cures fyspep-eia, Constipation aad Indl geetlon. liogulatwUieLlvw. Price, 25 eta. Sold by St. Beraard Drug Store, BISHOP & CO. MADISONVILLE, KY. -- :i b YOUR MONBY BAOK IP YOU WANT IT. ?WWWT5 "s. ,A11 ,.M BsSfcV.' it ... &i '(U NARROW ESCAPE. , ,,, ,,r 1 Mill II I I" 1 - ... . - . - - " . 7'c MEETING CLOSED. TO BDILD A HOSPITAL. LIEUT. PAUL PRICE WRITES. Boys of Company A in Good Trim and High Spirits. PETE flORQAN HURT IN CUBA. Mayor Burr is in receipt of a letter from Lieut. Paul P. Price written at "Camp Onward," Savannah, Ga., under date April 30, which is full of the spirit of pleasant anticipation which all the boys of the Third Kentucky entertain as to their early homecoming. Paul has fallen into" the hands of lriends outside of Camp at Savannah and is enjoying his stay there as much as is possible while making up his reports 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 He is getting along Matanzas. nicely and may get here in time to go home with us." If the expectations of the boys of Company A. are realized they will be mustered out on May iG and will come direct home most of them the Company reaching Mad isonville during the State meeting of the Christian Endeavorers when hospitality will be standing with doors and in good prac tice. Good for the Chil wide-open && "3u 3n6ustru roe tLrlpc." LOCAUEWS. Mrs. W. D. Crenshaw visited in Earlington one day last week. ThcXarroms Club met with the Misses Burr, Tuesday evening. cS Charley Daves, of Madisonville, was in the city Sunday evening. Rev, W. C. Wilson, of Hanson, was in the city Monday morning. I. ... 1.11 . l.iplM.lli.11 it. Mr. Barton Cru,tclifild, of St. Charles, was in Earlington Saturday. Mr. Pat Bleir, of Mortons Gap, busi- was in the city Saturday, on ness. M Mrs. Will Bramwell and daughter Annadcal, of Nashville, are visiting in the city. Mrs. W. O. Toy and Miss Nannie Stokes were in Madison-'vill- e last Saturday. Mr. David Burr, of Swarthmore, Pa., is visiting the family of his son, Mr. W. F. Burr. Mr. and Mrs. N. I. Toombs visited relatives at Slaughtersville Saturday and Sunday. ' Mcsdamcs M. B. Bourland and S. O. Stevens wers in Madisonville one day this week. Wm. Boyd and wife returned home Tuesday morning from a visit to relatives at Ncbo. Mr. JLS Mrs. C. T. Martin, of Springfield, Tenn., is the guest of Mrs. J. W. Robinson and son this week. Rev. S. H. Lovelace and Mr. L. D. Hockcrsmith, of Madisonville, attended Rev. Crowe's lecture Monday evening. Telegraph Pole Fall With Two Men at It' Top. A telegraph pole fell here Thursday 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 Wat-kin- s the man who was on the under 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 w'erc fortunate enough Watkins to miss all of these. came from Henderson and had worked for the Cumberland Telephone 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 reBoth men gained consciousness. for a time. were unconscious The accident was one that could have been avoided by a little care, but men in hazardous occupations forget their hazard and take the G. risk. So it was in this case. E. Bernecker, local manager, for the Telephone company at Madisonville, 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 excavation 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 Without waiting the pole's top. 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. Gratifying Number of Additions to the M. E. Church sou- Gentleman Well Known In Earlington 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 country. He has projected a hospital which he will establish and maintain 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, iand where his ben eficence has been liberally manifested from time to time in munificent church enterprise. Mr. Farren is one of the largest stockholders and a director in the St. Bernard Coal Company. REV. CROWE QONETO SEBREE LI iwnjn n mmm THE HATIONf Catarrh is ourioun-trttntmy. ur (Joloi'ed (Mfi?ens. All communication! and milter or news per (lining to tbli column ihoold be addressed lo Gko. Aliiamoe, Earllntton, Ky. 'There will be the regular preaching services at the M. E. Church t:v y- - E , &" &J Was.. SKfcVL sw?, w Jb ' u Sunday morning and evening by of Louisville early the Rev. Roscoe M. Wheat, pastor. inhabitants Saturday night, and lasted 15 sec The circus was permitted to give onds. The damage was trivial. its exhibition at Madisonville There was but one shock but it g Monday, the city authorities was more violent than has been their quarantine rule against felt for years in this section which it. Prof. E. H. Mark says is visited Mrs. E. A. Chatten is home perhaps oftcner by earthquakes again this week and will spend a than any other section of the Oreen River Valley Association. while with the doctor before re- country. A meeting of the people of the Speaking of earthquakes Prof. Green River Valley has been called turning to Ilopkiasvtllc to the Mark said: children. to be held at Calhoun on May n "la 1811 Kentucky wai visited by a to discuss the project of organizing jerrold A. Jonson, who has spent violent shock. It was tben that a portion an association to promote immisome three weeks at home in of a forett la Tennessee was transformed gration and otherwise develop and Greenville visiting and attending into a lake, now known to Louisville improve that section of the State. circuit court, is again at his law sportsmen as Reelfoot Lake. Frequently tbe seismic area will not extend over fifty There is much vacant and unculoffice this week. miles In all directions from the center of tivated land along Green River These earthquakes are and if an organization is effected A new piano was given a place tbe vibrations. rarely violent, beirjR caused by a slight of honor in Mrs. Chattcn's parlor slip in tbe surface in Ibe immediate lo- one of its principal objects will be week there often cality " and, this to promote its settlement and culcomes on the evening air the tivation by immigrants from other The fishermen havo been abroad sections. Green River packets sound of the sweet mingling strains in the land and the water during will carry passengers to of piano and violin. the meetLoch Mary's ing half-farthe past week. at rates. Mr. John R. Evans recently sold beautiful banks have been lined Wonderful Discovery. his home place on Methodist Hill" with anglers of all sues, cexes and Lunsford, Ala., April 15, iSgS. and will build a new residence in conditions. Some neat catches New Spencer Medicioe Co the near future on lots which he have been made but nothing to Pear Sirs: I have been troubled with has purchased next to Elder I. H. chronicle to the world as a record liver and stomach complaint. I bad no appetite and my general health was very Tccl's at south end of Railroad breaker. bad. I took medicine from four different street. The principal beanty about this doctors and they failed to do me any good. I got no relief until I began to uso your matter is that we, all of us, and valuable Nubian Tea, I used about two J. E. Cloern is now in his new especially those who have learned dollars worth of it, and it did me more good than all tbe medicine I ever took. I home next the Baptist church on Isaac Walton's secrets or who have gained thirty-fivpounds in weight the hill. Wc congratulate him on I can sleep is have patience to sit and watch a and my healthmy very good. excellent. I appetite is soundly and the acquisition. , He has built cork all day with the laith that can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to slowly but surely and now it is his any comthere arc many hne fish at the the world as being a doubts tothis statemunity. Any one who own home, a nice location and a bottom that may be caught by ment can write Oscar Baker. nice little place. Sold by St Bernard Drug Store. bait and skill, we all have a day's The Second Kentucky Regi- or an hour's outing at our very Karl Taylor. ment of State Guards has had its doors hidden away from the Mr. Karl Taylor, who has worked smoke of the town by beautiful so faithfully and well in charge of name changed to the First taking the place in the State groves and swelling and verdant the chorus during the protracted Guard formerly occupied by the hillside. The recreation thus just meeting conducted by Rev John It was now attained is greatly enjoyed by M. Crowe at the M. E. Church, Louisville Legion. by Col. Roger Williams. those who have had and still have South, which closed Sunday, went such constant work about the coal to Henderson on Tuesday morning Elder I H. Teel assisted Elder and coke works and the railroad to take charge of a class in vocal Crnbbfield, of Owensboro, in the yards. music. This is his vocation and meeting at Madisonville, last week Preach at Grapevine. he works in the interim in meetings in the absence of Elder Hill, the Elder I. H. Teel, pastor of the as he has done here. Mr. Taylor Mr. pastor of that congregation. Christian Church here will preach goes from Earlington with the best Teel reports a very satisfactory at Grapevine on the second Sunmeeting with many additions to day in May, the 13th instant, at wishes of all the people and, as he 3 o'clocjf p. m., subject, "God's has been very popular with the the church. Providence." The roads ate young ladies, he may bear away Dr. J. A. Goodson, of Slaught- getting good and Earlington will something more than the good ersville, and Dr. Sorey visited be represented at this service, wishes of some. is just a pleasant drive reEarlington Tuesday and looked the which moved from Earlington. Spain's Orea test Need. town over,calling on the M. D's Mr. It. P. Olivia, of Barcelona. Spain, CUIAN RELIEF cures and 'druggists and sizing up the IM4Uama Coli0- - Neuralglaand Toothache soends bis winters at Aiken, S. C Weak me place generally. Dr. Goodson i3 rlaMICrS caused severe rw,v"lnuvo minutes. BourStomacU nervesof bad bead. Un using pains in HitElectric looking about irom a uusiness and Bumaor Complaint. Prico, 25 Cent. back bis ters. America's greatest Blood and Nerve Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. standpoint for a good location. mod-fyine e God-tend Louisville Earthquake. A violent earthquake scared the 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 Assembly Hall to men only. The church was full to overflowing Sunday ''evening and at the sermon, close of an impressive Rev. Crowe assisted the pastor, Rev. Roscoe M. Wheat, in re ceiving a large number of new members into the church, and the the pastor not yet having been or A Hospital for Montague Through Citizens. one oilier Worthiest dained, Rev. Crowe administered B. N. Farren, Esq , for forty years one the ordinance of baptism. of tbe leadiog citizens of this county, a The preaching of the distin- man of exquisite culture and fin tastes, guished evangelist has been, well well traveled, with tbe broad mind that received and men of all denomina- comes of wide observation of all countries all peoples, has decided to create and tions who have heard express and for endow the benefit of mankind locally a their unqualified approval of the hospital that shall be the home and shelter He of the invalid poor without fee or without preacher and his preaching. sick has done a good work on broad price, or tbe refuge of tbe who may desire the best that is vouchsafed lines. treatment and care at a commankind Thirteen conversions are re- mensurate in compensation. It will be unported and there were twenty ad- like anything ot tho kind usually set up ditions to the M. E. Church, ostensibly for (be good of our fellow roan, South, upon profession of faith In that it will bo devised, maintained and and by letter. Most of these new controlled in tbe wisest manner, without bickerings, fretful jealousies or unweildy members were received into the management, and will be the poor man's church as a class Sunday evening baven of rest in the time of his direst in the formal manner and given a need sickness without thought or bother handshaking welcome by the con- of its cost. Mr. Farren asks no favors in disclosing bis plans. He simply asked tbe gregation. to mend tbe road above what used to Following is a list of the newly town Volncy Warner place to his own be the added members: residence, a wretched piece of highway, Mesdamcs Jennie E. Moore, and restore the county road to its true Mary Sissom; Comma Watts; location neir the electric railroad tracks, Mary J. Murphey; Delia Brooks; so that travel might be further diverted from a building that must be kept quiet, Misses EiTie Stokes; Mary Gill; and surrounded with beautiful lawns. Celeste Moore; Lcona Hibbs; The interested gentleman will buy, if he Manie Holloway; Hazel Fawcett; can. tbe small building now owned by Sadie Stokes; Katie Lamb; Myrtle the Burnbam heirs and move it away from Nannie tbe premises, as will the Rugg store be Davis; Mary Brooks; got out ot the way. He has pUns already Browning. Messrs W. A. Sissom; drawn for the buildings he Intends to erect Oscar S. Bonham; Luther V. and for such changes in the Oakman manKoontz and Clarence Clark. sion as may bo necessary. He will come Rev. Crowe promises that if the to Montague City very soon, and will bepastor is sent to Earlington again gin work at once, if nothing unforseen interferes with bis plans. Mr. Farren bas next year he will come again and been a generous man all bis days, quiet And it and unostentatious and bis benevolence hold another meeting. seems certain that if a vote of the bas made thousands of his fellow men congregation could happy and thoughtful of his generosity, Earlington compass these ends both these but Ibis last act will without doubt keep his memory green to generations yet to things would come to pass. come. Benevo-Unce- of well-to-d- Lagrippc, lung1 troubles and other diseases of tbe mucous mem brane take hold of our people mwmm iMkwwvm A l i ni u, " follow with alarming fre quency All ot theso troubles arc catarrh, raid o wbcro the membrnnas nro clean uu.l hoalthv. Mrs." Lou Davis, rayotttvllle, Tenn , tells in her letter how Dr. Hartman's cured great catarrh remedy, her of la grlppo nnd ser!ou3 lung complication. She says: " I was afflicted ulth a diseaso commonly known at lajjrlppo two yeani ago ; tho doctors Gaid I had consumpnnd tion. I got one bottlo of the second night my cough stopped. I took several bottles, and I will say that I believe I would ho a dead woman now If It had not been for Mary M. Trultt, Talpa, Mo., says: Pt-r- u tta Mtdtctut Co., Columbus, O. had la prlppo for three successive "I years; it seemed to pet a tighter hold on me each jear. It seemed I was In tho jaws of death. What had helped mo before would not do ine any good. I I saw an advertisement of procured two bottles nnd It cured mc. I havo not felt nny fcymptora since. You may uso this In any way you please." Pe-ru-- cannot cist Mrs. Ella Merriweatber js able to be up at this writing. Tbe cake walk was H C. Pass was at Hopkinsvillo Sunday, Look out for tbe grand rally. S. Dunlap is on tbe sick list. The primary department of the public school closes May lotb, and a pleasing little operetta "Mother Goose Kingdom," will be given at tbe Opera House on the An evening of tbe 19th by the first and second The pleasant method and beneficial grades. May 31st and June 1st closes the intermediate and advanced departments at Assembly Hall May 31, Rhetorical con- tho value of obtaining tho liquid laxa-tiv- o principles of plants known to bo test for gold and silver medals June 1st, medicinally laxative and presenting; exercises by advanced grade them in tho form most refreshing- to tho iilPir 1H - Excellent Combination, Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hinton, Ala., writes us August lath, 1898. "I advise all mothers to give their children Planter's Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful. I keep this medicine in tbe bouse and when tbe children are ailing I give them a dose and that is tbe last of it." Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. MORTONS GAP. Rev. Gordon preached an excellent sermon Sundoy. The wedding bells are ringing down in tbe Hollow. Mrs. Mary Hamilton spent Wednesday in Madisonville shopping. Quite a number attended the circus at Madisonville Monday. Mrs. Rose Ratcliffe was tbe 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 be a fair given at tbe Baptist CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAIT FRANCISCO, CAZ,. Admission Church Saturday evening. NEW TORS. IT. Y. LOUISVILLE. KY. fifteen cents. For sale by all Druggists Price SOc. perbottle. A number of persons from this place Nashville's May Festival. intend going to Earlington and Madison-sonvill- e W. A. NlSUE'l , President Sunday to attend the annual Ten thousand dollars has been O. W, WADDILL, Cashier' was Thanksgiving services of tbe Odd Felsubscribed to the fund that 3oprCirts GDoiinlij raised by the merchants of Nash- lows. ville to insure the success of their What bas become. of tbe Young Men's Royal Union? great May Festival, which begins There are one hundred and ten children May 16 with parades and contests in this district between tbe ages of six and by the fire departments of Nash- twenty years. Ky. ville and many other cities. HandMesdames Hopson and Clemons were in Captal Stock, - - some prizes have been offered in Madisonville Tuesday shopping. Tbe duett rendered by Miss Marietta these contests of speed, etc., and Transacts a general banking business of the this will be a great feature. The Harris and sister at church Sunday even and invites the accounts counties. citizens of Hopkins and adjoining ing was highly complimented. women of Nashville and of almost Has the finest and most secure vault in Pimples, Doits and other Humors appear when that section of Kentucky every city and town hereabouts the blaod gets Impure. The best remedy Is Dr. are greatly interested in the splen- M. A. Simmons Llrer Medicine. - taste and acceptable to tho system. It Is the one peiluct strengthening' laxative, cleansing- tho system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling; one to overcomo habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance, and its acting on tho kidneys, liver nnd bowels, without weakening or irritating them, m'nko.it tho ideal laxative. In tho process of manufacturing figs aro used, as they are pleasant to tho taste, but the medicinal qualities of tho remedy aro obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho California Fio Synur Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to nvold imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on the front of every package. -- BANK Madisonville, $50,000. Grant County Roads. The Fiscal Court of Grant County, Kentucky, has let contracts for 23,000 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 20,000 for road im provements already contracted for and to be completed this year. A Narrow Escape. Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E, Hart, of Groton, S. D. "Was taken with Best way to Invest 35 Cents. Antioc, Miss., July 1st, J89S. New Spencer Medicine Co. I 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 tried. It is just the thing to take if you feel bad and are bilious. A. 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 and a very profitable hour was spent listening to the words .cf counsel and of exhortation from the lips of Rev. John M. Crowe the able evangelist who has received the commendation of all denominations in the meeting which he closed on SunThe sermon was a day night. rare effort, and eloquent, of an earnest minister of the gospel. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J. Cheney & Co , Toledo, O. We, tbe undersigned, have known F. J Cheney for the past fifteen years, and believe bim perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Drug-gistWalding, Kinnan Toledo, Ohio. & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system. Prico 75c per bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills are tbe best. a bad cold which settled on my lungs; cough set in and finally terminated in Consumption. Pour Doctors gave me up, savine 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, I would meet my absent ones above. My hnsband was advised to get Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I gave it a trial, took in all eight bottles. It bas cured me, and thank God, I am saved and now a well and healthy woman." Trial bottles free at St. Bernard Drug Store. Regular size 50 cents and $1.00. Guaranteed or price refunded. Dnvless County Investigation. The heavy losses sustained by HAG NATURE WARNED YOU? lu tho early parbs ol the farmers of Daviess county from Nature herself aprlnir, blossoms forth trees and llowerscausldg-thdeapondUt chord to vibrate to this, the impassable roads during the past most doilghtfut of all, aprint'tlmo and how do you feel? Have you that tired shaky feeling, winter have caused the Fiscal the forerunner of Chills, Malaria and Typhoid Ferer? If so, you must Court of the county to investigate aa It Is an Indication of not pass this warning sickuess; awld this; inconsult us aa our advice costs you nothing. the cost of stone roads. This Call on your druggist and procure a bottle of Dr. vestigation is now in progress and one Carlstedt's German hljtr Powder, Take dose a day at bed time (or six days; then in a work which, if is the first step properly carried out, will establish will feci like tbe flowers look In the spring, hot season malarial Prepare Daviess in the position to which when yourself for the la full otorgerms. If the atmosphere your stent warns you, she is justly entitled as one of the necessary and whenThese Kemedles la stock repeat the above. most intelligent and progressive and sold by Si. Bernard Drug Store counties in Kentucky. Free Trade Trusts. A Good Decision. cl-- did floral parade which will be had one day, and in which hundreds of beautifully decorated carriages will take part, the society women of all cities in the State being represented. Mrs. J. W. Thomas is in charge of this part of the week's festivities, and she has never found out what failure means as applied to a public enterprise. Committees from every section of the city of Nashville are enthusiastically working night and day and the determination is to make this parade the most beautiful ever seen in this country, and even surpassing the grand pageant seen at the Exposition on Kate Kirkman Day. Fire works such as have never before been seen in Nashville and music g by the greatest bands, Band, are among the other attractions daily. The railroads have given a rate of a single fare for the round trip for the whole week. Bellstedt-Ballenber- The special correspondence from the Philippines in the current issue of Harper's Weekly is of excep-- . tional interest, as it contains a fas cinating narrative of 'The Philippine Revolt in 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 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 insurgents, best of all." Capital Stock Paid In, Surplus Fund 150,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN (20,000. 1867. JNO. G. MORTON, ness men we are talking they know all abont it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safety if the bank is a good one. There's convenience-th- e money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket The advantages of a bank account are numerous. It is not to busi- 'I . It "Out ot Sorts," Cross and Peevish, lake Dr. Liver Medicine. Cheerfulness nil) return and life acquires new test. M. A. Simmons MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Capt. G. J. Grammar, General Traffic Manager of tbe Lake Shore railroad, it is said will be General Manager of thoMonon Mr. Grammer nnder the Vanderbilts. was formerly president ot tbe E. & T, H , which is now a part of tbe Monon system. Co Compound prescriptions . properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge ot drugs. It requires tbe druggist lo have a large amount of drugs-fre- sh drugs. He must give tbe besv possible work, and for compensation he must be reasonable. WITH WHOOPING Onoof thomosfc distressing eights Is to seo a child almost choking with tho Givo tho dreadful whooping-coughchild Dr. John W. Bull's Cough Syrup, rolief will bo obtained at onco and tho . THS ABOVE FACTS REMEM- BER WE'RE CAREFUL. Dr.BulIs COUCH SYRUP Cures Whooping-Coug- h Buflerer will soon bo cured. ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, BO YEARS' EXPERIENOE quickly. Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors rccommeud it. Price 95 cts. At all druggists. From Ibe Indianapolis Journal. "Four years ago I was feeling bad, had Free-trad- e Great Britain was the I read no appetite and was nervous about Hood's Sarsaparilla and decided to home of combinations and trusts in trv it. and after I bad taken half a dozen bottles my appetite returned and I had. branches of production, years be miss Flor- fore they were thought of or were greatly improved in neaiin." ence Hughes, 73 Riddle Stree, Covington, possible in the United States, Ky. I V? Anrons sending a sketch and description may alcklr ascertain our opinion free whether anfuTentlon laprobablr patentable. CorotnnnlcaHandbook on I'atonU ttomatrlctlrconadentlal. tent (roe. OMcut apencr (or ecurlnspatenu. Patents taken through Itunn it Co. recelre ntcial notice, without cburso. la the ' Traoc Marks DraioNs Copyriohto Ac Scientific American. Iarfrost elf culatton ot nny aclontttlo Journal Terms, 13 a taut t four mcihi. 1L KulJ bv&U nfiwiuealcra. A handsomely lllostratod neoklr s, MUNN&Co.36"3'"11- -'' New York Urauch office. GS V St., Washington, D. C That distress after eating is prevented by one or two of Hood's Pills. They don't gripe'. - 20 CENTS GIVEN AWAY. Cut Ibis out and take it to tbe druggist named below and you will receive a regular 23c size bottles of Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine for 50". Ukatine positive-l- y cures all form of Kidney difficulties, Dyspepsia.Con- - T"V" stipation.Head-sctie- , tism, Puffiog of Rbeuma- - Ukatine Cures Pimples and Ibe Eyes Blotches, and makes sallow and yellow skin white Do not delay, but take advantage of Ibe great offer, as thousands bear evidence of tbe wonderful curative powers of Ukatine A Ken-luck- y, 14 -- AFTERNOOHi isasii jJv Tied down to housework, to the scrubbing brush and bucket, to the dish pan and' m J5 OFF cwv MMrn Imx vkmmxi:y fm w .J Jl 12: rJl . .ik..iv 1 m J9 Mwiiim Trsmt im-.- r znt . 1 Monry to patent good ideas may be se wood House. Norwood, N. Y. This rem I consider it not only a pleasure but a cured by our aid. Address THE PATliNT edy is for sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Remedy, all pain soon left him. He says duly I owe to my neighbors to tell abont this grand medicine is what bis country Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons the wonderful cure effected in my case by RECORD, Baltimore, Md. King, St. Charles. needs. All America knows that it cures Gap; George tbe timely use of Chamberlain's Colic, liver anq kidney trouble, purifies tbe Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was An Historic Cane. blood, tones up the stomacb, strengthens taken very badly with flux and procured a the nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life Gov. W. O. Bradi'cy has re- bottlo of this remedy, A few doses of it A Coat of Many Colors Met Into every muscle, nerve and organ of the effected a permanent cure. I take pleasbody. If weak, tired or ailing you need ceived a walking stick made from ure in recommending it to others suffering Your House Requires it. Every bottle guaranteed,only 50 cents. the flagstaff of the Christobal from that dreadful disease. J. W. Lynch, But Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. Dor, W. Va. This remedy is sold by Si. Colon, with a metal shield made Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Ben T. Mistaken Appeal. from a casting of the Maria Ther- Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, From ibe Lexington Herald. esa while the ferule was made from St, Charles. fTuhlcnbcrg- Republicans. In Muhlenberg county the Republicans will hold precinct conventions, Saturday, May 13, for the Jury Hung. purpose of choosing a candidate The jury in the case of Charles for Representative. Sommers, the Democratic politician charged with bribery, and on I trial at Frankfort, was discharged 3TBERNARD DRUGSTORE Saturday morning. The jury For Infants and Children. Can't Phase Him. could not agree upon a verdict. The Kind You Have Always Bought From tbe Kansas City Journal. It was a hopeless deadlock. Every Notwithstanding the infamous ballot showed eight jurors for conattempts of the plutocrats to em Signature of viction and four for acquittal. barrass him by a general increase An Epidemic of Whooping Cough of wages. Mr. Bryan continues to Quarterly fleeting. Last winter during an epidemic ot whoop-The next quarterly meeting of talk good old orthodox hard times ing cough my children contracted the discircuit, M. E. straight from the shoulder. ease, having severe coughing spells. Wo Earlington-Nebhad used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Church. South, will be held at Health. Strength and Nerve Force follow the very successfully for croup and naturally Earlington Saturday and Sunday, use of Dr. M. A. Simmon's Liver Medicine, which turned to it at that time and found it residing liiuer Insures good digestion and Assimilation. May 13 anu 14. tbe cough and effected a complete cure. John E. Clifford, Proprietor Nor- George H. Hayes will be present. Wall Paper We have some Choice, Standard Patterns inWall Paper, Good Goods at Reasonable Prices, which will serve many house- keepers as well as the lughjpriccd Papers offered :: :: :: :: elsewhere. r CASTOR A THOS. B.YOUNG Manufacturer ol High Grade .. , t&zjffi&dc&lt Boots and Shoes, Earlington, Ky. Repair Work a Specialty. , o St. Bernard General Store. the Requirements of Joseph, is TWO COATS of'.... wish to state to the general pub lie that owing to the demand for new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I have procured the services of a shoemaker fiom Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice. All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction. I first-clas- s What .. houiecloth, U ttiA rnnmllnn nf 1M wAmin lii fttlll lit loan In her doanlng. On the other liand tho woman who uses uoja has her work all dona by noon, VL does as she olease In the after- eaon, boob. With Gold Dust At doe her cleaning with hall the other aa with soap or any In half the time and at half the cost e'eanser. For greatest economy buy our large package. Wfll WMKirt ,kW 1 . j "".a?,lliy rOWdGfl WACniflfl " vuai sllwJ. I I s A sanctification juror in the 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 politicians was that it was unwise to especially call the Lord's attention to the Sommers case at all. Som-mer- THE N. K. FAWBANK COMPANY cu ffcwYerk . Subscribe for The Bee. the Viscaya. This valuable relic Wrlght-Hlgh- t. was sent to the Governor by John Miss Ida Bight and Mr. P. P. O'Bannon, a Kentucky sailor on Wright were married Sunday, the relief ship Vermont. April 30, at the residence of, the bride's parent's near Crofton. Henry Koehler 5: Company, Coughed as Years. Lumber Dealers of Louisville, Ky., I suffered for is years with a cough, and invite correspondence with Mill dollars hundreds men who have lumber for sale. spentmedicine to otno avail with doctors and until I used Dr. for They buy Poplar and Hardwoods Bell's This remedy makes in mixed cars, Drv or Green. weak lungs strong. It bas saved my life. y. "INDeXI MIXED PAINTS. t . Prices Right. Your Trade Solicited. Quality Unsurpassed. Write them. J. B. Koseii. urantsmirg, 111. St. Bernard Drug Store. w TsL i,- -. tt. a v a your orders ,.r Bjinwy.""" l.g. pm giJ'"jJiJ.aiMi4iiii,T;ii.nii,,y.''ry?crnir; SOLICITED. win IV nnRs WVMV hfi vr-t- v J HiisnRssv ..MW.I.WWV . HIE SUNDAY SCHOOL , LESSON VI, SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 7. j Text Ask your neighbors They all say that vc haul better loads, furnish best teams, and always at the right price. of tlio I.eason, Joint iv, Mcmtiry Vcraca, 8 Golden Text, Prepared John xv. liy (lie Itev. 1). M. Stearns, 1-C-- 1ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. i INCORPORATED. I -- Open All Night. ,,. -- Barnett & Arnold. fy,A. .a, dwiw: ..Ama.jl. - jicjss JtajiJa Q i ir.niiii'Anir'--'- "'' rfiimtftiwittiiiililmi ir M. McGORD, 15 YBARB EXPERIENCE. Contractor and Builder gwrni igtJ liMj J'ra' All CopyrlEht, JSDO, by D. M. Stearns.J 1. "I nm tho tnio vino, and My Father Tho 'prlnclpnl Is tho huRbnndinnn." tliouglit of this nrt of Ills illscoffrso Booing to 1)0 that of bonrlng fruit to tho (lory of doit. In verso 10 Ho says thnt Ho choso nntl orJnlnctl them thnt they should bring In Itoin. ifikuiJ forth fruit thnt should obliln. vll, 4, wo nro saltl to bo inntTlcd to tho Lord to bring forth fruit unto God, In John lv, 80, Ho snolo of fruit unto llfo tt. twti't etcrnnl. In Horn, vl, S3, It la frulf. unto holiness. Tho truo vino Is In coutmst to Israel, which was tliovlnoynrd of tholxinl of nosts, but though planted a noblo vino became turned Into tho degenerate plant of ft strango vino unto tho Lord (Isa. v, 7; branch In Mo that bcarcth not fruit Ho tukcth nwnr, nnd every branch thnt bcarcth fruit Ho purgcth It, that It may bring forth mora fruit." Thoso words wens spokon to cloven truo dlsclplca whom Ho had nlrcady taught that they could never perish and no power could pluck them out of His hand (John x, so that wo must not seek to And hero any rcfcrcnco to tho posslblo loss of tho soul It Is wholly n gnncstton of fruit bearing or othorwlso, niia tho husbandman's treatment of tho fruitful nnd unfruitful branches. 8. "Xow yo nro clean through tho word which I havo spoken uito you," Ho had told them In chapter xlll, 10, that they wcro clean every whit, thus describing their standing In nim, accepted In tho fEnh. 1, 0). Hut Ho nlso referred to a need of constant cleansing In dally llfo becnuso of contact with tho world. Tills Is spoken of nlso In chapter xvll, 17, nnd Eph. v, 20. There Is a sanctlflcatlon thnt Is ours by tho ono offering of Christ onco for nil, nnd nil who nro Justified aro also sanctified (Hcb. x, 10, 14; I Cor. vl, 11). 4. " Abltlo In Mo and I In you. As tho branch cannot bear fruit of itself except Itnbldoln tho vine, no mora can yo ex cept yo obldo in Mo." In nos. xlll, 0; xiv, 8, Ho says, "Jn Mo is tnino Help; from Mo is thy fruit found;" in Isa. xlv, 24; xxvi, 12: "In tho Lonl havo I right eousness and strength. Thou also hast wrought all our works for us." Everywhere tho teaching Is that wo havo tho y treasuro in earthen vessels that tho of tho power may bo of God and not of ns (II Cor. lv, 7). How, then, shall wo abide? Hudson Taylor says that ho mado great efforts to nbldo until ho saw that it needed weakness and not strcngtn to Bo-lov- rd excol-Icnc- Miners and Shippers of I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, r i s S Offices. 5 Br-jx-TLolT- L r QQAL AND COKE. S VISTIBUHD NASHVILLE I affile 1 HPING5" ljflK?EMNLWOftLEAM ' . .Tcr. II, 21). 3. "Every ? P JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, EARLINETON, KY, made HnilHinps Erected rt3r ntready for occupancy, complete jj f S lJBHTjiiwUM.4nn i .KracPliKKiHBn 2$ ' " and in- - lurnisning EmffflclW1'!! neand common oi an Ubcr. aiSr mechanical . maieuais, jj Capt. R. G. ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducah. Kentucky. Tennessee. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Mam Street, Louisville, Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memnhis.r Ten'n. j. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansvillc, Ind. i f.P.JEFFRIE5.0.P.A, tVANiVIUE.IND. 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Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock Texerkana, Sherman, Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth. : : : I VI , Palace Day Coaches on all Trains M iivxvvNA"s:vrvvvcv;NNXVVVVVVVVVV.V.VVN lifTSllKiF1! i Tho Kind Yon Ilavo Always Bought, nutl which has been in uso for over 30 years, has homo tho slgnaturo of , and has heen mado imdcr Ills pcr- sonal supervision slnco Its Infancy. CUCU4C, Allow no ono to deccivo you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes nro but Experiments that trlllo with nnd endanger tho health of Infants and Children Expcrlcnco against Experiment. '-& I S f Best Selected coal in the Market. h Information pertaining to TICKETS. ROUTES. RATES. RTS Will ba cheerfully furnished npon application to Ticket Agents, or lo -- !$ &B., vfH I S BRUSHED GOKE FOR BASE BURNERS JBD Why buy High-price- d FURHM8. Castoria is a substitute) for Castor OH, Paregoric, and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys "Worms and allays Fcvcrishncss. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Food, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. What is CASTORIA Drops -- GENUINE CASTORIA Bears tho Signature of -- ALWAYS uzriV cue v UM Years. The KM You Haie Always Bought In Use For Over THC CCMTAUH COMPANY. TT MUNPUV TACIT, 30 NCW YORK CITY. fip't'O oe fl'tO'C on e i a't'j'C S'Q'H'8 uccestorto Isaac Davit.) o S' GEO ROTS O. TOY, t''t' I LIVERY & FEED STABLE. At tbeOld Stand, on Main Street, just west of depot, EARLINGTON, KY. First-Cla' ss Equipment and Prompt Service, "S)'0 j t'O'C'X )''S)s0''sV S I medicin for the A Popular Proprietary MILLION 00 k. Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. iliemlsts. ths Illpans Chemical Company. A KfwTorlt company of ninnuf lmj o medicinal tablet or "tabula" .com potnl Dlao' J npon the market about lis u i. rtlniullclnaldruge which had been ascir. of comiires.d powdered prrpoiutli tnlncd 10 be of mora general ukh nmo.i. luiillral mm than any other, for the cure or alImpaired digestion or leviation r audi Ilia common to niuiiun b.io tlielr origin la an and eliminating waste. weake so capacity for nsiJinllatinir rwo. .ulworblug nourishment of ills Included umltr tliU hend ! aald to Include pretty nearly every Tho dJMaf --.ir which tho physician U called upon to proscribe. Jn preparing their standard theoompany laid down the principle reined for !.tho acceptance of tho American. iiti. ..ttt.irinir intra thn ti.irtrt .hnuld boot tha hfebeat aradc. and so crerjareu oa.cuucu reuua iuuumr .ui.v. u uu.uifjai.c-inu urotecieu us to plt.n.tAih r.nltf I hn rlinlrjKt rimra should bo used, their orervaratlon u tur.nm.in mi. .....M iu.it. niwmUnm with ihn fnt'Mr.t i terfpctcd mathoda of modern science. the tabulca en the mrka packed in class, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. used harebecnof a grade aohlgU In Hi requirements that no manufacturer of tbeso Teryday stoppers could supply mora than a mall proportion from Ms output that would meet the exacting apcclllcatlons. Ttia glass vials were In turn packed In boxes of In beauty and fierf ectton of workmanship by those used by the nquallty not surpa-weUavlngsctlhelrhlgbstandard, rmnt fattldtous dealers In Jewell an J ornamcntsofgold. ami never fomenting to vary from It. the proprietors resorted to the accepted modern methods of miking (heir commodity known, and seven hundred thousand dollars In t cstcd within flvo years In newspaper advertising has Informed every American cltlten concerning tha siijorlor and surprising qualities of 111 pans Tabulcs. llelng thoughtful and painstaking obsorvers of the changed conditions that sweep over the commercial world, and careful to nota every circumstance having a bearlntr upon the luocanful prosecution of their trade, the managers of tha company nave noted for every article is a present that there approaches an Insistent demand for a lower price although requiring that universal use, and that tha pMle. the roaches or best of everything, resent being called upon to pay heavy percentages for superfluous wrapplnj and packing or unnccrstary protection against deterioration that might recase of A purchase larauded to ba consumed in a sult in years, but is needless la the week, tt has also becndlscovered, and proved by tha teste time and actual experience, that these Tabules do not have the tendency to loss et qualities or diminution of from exposure that might at first havo been expected, Inasmuch as, under favorable conditions, those that have lain loose In a drawea. a traveling bag or pocket for several weeks or months are found to bo practically as fresh and as eDlcaeious as Acting upon Ihcio suggestlonsi and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of great newspapers now sold for a cent Instead of the old rate of Ova times that amount, and the general tendency la all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, the company have entered upon tho experiment of putting up lltpans Tabules In pasteboard cartons, which they will Oder to the tradoupon terms which will permit ofapackage being sold by tho druggist or storekeeper at a price lower than ever Defore adopted for a cent each. a p.' iprletary medicine riVK CK.NTa ten tabules, or doses, for one-hal- f The company will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form with which the people have learned to know and value the..ltlpans Tabules, but will offer the cheaper .i. ..nuv .itv.u, ...uvuiu vviuaiurr sort .experiment. iiy mr uio ucucm ui puvu understood lhr4he quality of the medicine is Identical fn both sorts, the only difference being in tne rorm ana comparative cost or pacxiog or age are not yet to ie naa ox an ueaiers. gut win oiuain a supply wnen rrui rirtnn. rnntAlnln cr len tAhistra. wl stamps, forwarded totha ltlpansChemlcalCo., Mo. lOSpruce 8t, New York. Until the goadsara thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will ba supplied at a price which will allow them a fair margin of front. Tit. t 1 dozen cartons for 40 cents. 11 rtoten (HI cartons) for II SI. s gross (TJ) cartons) for 3WB. J3grosnS,0U0 cortcnj) for fuv. i;asn wuu mo urucr su uvvry vase ... C. 'I nm tho vino; yo nro tho branches. Ho that nbldcth In Mo nnd I in him, tho samo brlngcth forth much fruit, for without Mo yo can do nothing." Tho margin says "severed from Me," Yet many try to do much that they call good apart from Him. Hut Ho says it Is nil nothing, it may bo a great nothing or n small nothing, but unless Ho doea it through us it will bo only wood, hay nnd stubblo to bo burned up nnd result in nothing but Joss. Is It not wonderful to consider that tho vino makes itself dependent upon tho branches to bear fruit? Grapes ore novcr gathered from tho main Btcm of tho vino, but ni ways from tho brandies, now growth. 0. "If a man abldo not in Mo, ho is cost forth as a branch nnd Is withered, and men gather them and cast them into tho flro, nnd they oro burned." This helps to explain tho first clause of verso 2. Tho branches that do not bear oro llko tho salt that has lost Its savor and Is trodden un der foot of man (Math, v, 18). 7. "If yo abltlo In Slo nnu My words nbldo In you, yo shall ask what yo will, anditshnll bo dono unto you." This is about tho samo as chapter xlv, 13, 14, and liicludca tho thought of being about His business nnd seeking only His glory. Abiding in Him Includes our weakness yielded to His strength, Ills strength mado perfect in our weakness, ills nro mndo manifest by His Spirit in us. Tho Spirit works through nnd by tho word. 8. "Herein is My Father glorlllcd, that yo r much fruit; so shall yo bo My disciples." In chapter vill, 31, Ho said, "If yo contlnuo In My word, then nro yo My disciples Indeed." Tho word in ns will cause us to contlnuo in His word, nnd by the word nnd tho Spirit we shall Ijo filled with tho fruits of righteousness which nro by Jesus Christ unto tho glory nnd pralso of God (Phil. 1, 11). Tho fruit of thoSpIrlt is lovo, joy, licace, long suffering, gentleness, goodness, faith, meekness, temperance (Gal. v, 22), nnd whatever God docs with us or wherever Ho places us wo may bo sure that His tlcslro is to havo us bear mora fruit. 0, "As tho Father hath loved Me, so havo I loved you; contlnuo yo in My love," Wo must persistently bellcvo that Ho loves us with an uuclianglug love, nn everlasting lovo, n love that brought Him from heaven to earth for us, a lovo that spared not Himself and will therefore with Himself freely glvo us all things (.Tor. xxxl, 8; Itom. vill, 32). Wo must over believa Tho Sou of God lovodino nnd gnvo Himself for mo (Gnh 11, 20), and in nil our service tho thought of our 'hearts should bo "Unto Him who loved me (lovcth mo) nnd washed mo from my sins In His own blood" (Itev. i.C). 10. "If yo keep My commandments, yo sliall abldo In "My lovo, oven as I liavo kept my Father's commandments nnd abldo In His lovo." no did always thoso things that pleased tho Father (chapter vill, 29). But how can wo bo in nny mcasuro thus pleasing unto Hlmf Tho answer is found in such passages ns II Cor. vl, 10, "God liath said, I will dwell in them nnd walk in them," nnd Hcb. xlll, 20, 31, "Tho God of peaco working in you that which Is well pleasing In His sight through Jesus Christ." If you hskjiow It is to bo dono, what is our part, tho answer Is in Horn, vl, 13; xil, 1: "Yield yourselves unto God, as thoso thnt nro allvo from tho dead. Present your bodies n living sacrifice aud bo not conformed to this world." 11. "Thcso things havo I spoken unto you that My joy might remain in you and that your Joy might bo full." Compare xlv, 25; xvl, 1, 83, and sco how Ho would havo us also never offended, but finding peaco in Him oven in tribulation. Tho remaining verses of this chapter teach us that wo must not expect better treatment than Ho received, but in nil tliat coplo do to us or say of us wo may havo Ills peace and joy, which was not dependent upon feelings or circumstances, but was found in His oneness with tho Father and tho consciousness of His approval. Wo may learn to say, "Though flocks and herds, vluo, ollvo nnd fig tree all fall, yet I will rejolco In tho Lord; I will joy In tho God of my salvation" (nab. ill, 18). lx-a- abide 2 Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERN- ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. , 11. LATIMER, Southeastern Pastenxer Agent, Atlanta, Ga O. I. MULLANEY, Notlheastern Pass. Act. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnali. O. R, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agent, Room 403, Ry. Exchange Building, St. Louis. Mo. BRIARD F. HILL, Northern Pass. Agl. Room 328 Marqueit llldg Chicago, J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agl. Chattanooga, Tenn. A. J. :'m m W. L. DANLEY, Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agl. Nashvillk, Tenn ST. JfllUES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPBHN PLKN. Rates: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT. AND SAVE MONEY 2 Mortons Gap News. pub-Ushers SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER Several Mortoas Gap people were in No. 1 Ilrcf SlMk. or Million Chops. Poulo, Madisonrille, Monday. X Cakr s or Wanks. 0Rr or Tm tnS ItuII No. 2 Han, Tint tigs. IVutort. Calces or Waters Eugeoe.Coenen and Will Phillips look snj Cntire or Tea H No. 3 Chops with IVUtort anj Cakes or tbeir gills to lbs circus, Monday night. M Waffles anj Giflr or Tea. James Ligon is taking a vacation al pres No. t Lake Trout. Duller Sjuce. Cakes or WaRlet M anj Code or Tea No. S Oil .Meal anj Cream, or IkMilllon. Hot UMi. ent. 11 Hotter anj CotTra or Tr . Duller. Toatl ami Coffee or Tta H ''Wash Downey and Mistea Minnie No. C Two Take Market 81. Cam .llrrct to Hotel, Downey and Emma Roberts were in Karl To Kuropean Man. Cheapest and best, onlj Ington, Sunday. say fur what you gel. (Ilea T. Hobinson and wlfa and Misses TWOS. p. MlLLCR. PnisioxN Clara Grasly nod Zella Roberts wera the guests ot Mrs. Thomas Robinson in Kail iogloo Sunday evening. G. Browning and wifi were Ihn guests of relatives in Earlington Sunday. ANNOUNCEMENTS Misses Emma Bell, ot Dalton, and Lil Ths Illinois Central now lian I'orter, ot Manilou, were Ibe guests of 'ITiTTTsTPW I I II If I I "I" " same nnlll Sep'i00 Mrs. Charles Morton Saturday and Suntember jo, 184s, round trip day. summer tourlil tickets ftom Ts I In Hit South ll U I MS Pol"' on lis linessummer resells Miss Gracia Coylo, ot Madisonvilte, lVil 1 II" ol In tho North, lis fast doabla ville, visited Miss Cordis Cojle several dally lemlea to si. Louis, Cbicaeo. Cincinnati and I.ouisvill enables one lo resch quickly and days last week. comfortably tha mountain lesorls cf Vlialnls, lb Miss Myrlie Ferguson, who has been Whits Uounisiru snd Seailda ot New KnuJand, tlieTboutand Islands, the lake and forest irtoits visiting her brother at Providence, re- of Mlehiean, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hot Springs of Arkansas, tbe Yellowstone I'atk or lbs turned home Sunday. resorts of Colorado, Tom McLsvane had business ot great A new 1808 edition, entirelr Importance at Sebree, Saturday and Sun rewritten, and (Ivlnc facts nd conditions, bioucnt down day. to dale, of the Central's Hon. Tbeo. Clark, of Dawson, was in been'i.'.ue'i hI b Mortons last week, shaking hands with the a lllustrat- bo)s. 1 edpsmphtcr, contains a larce number ' I 11 III (I of letlers fiom Northern fsrtneis Mr. John Gougb, ot Uarllnglon, was In vJUlliU now proinerouily located on the line of tha Illinois Central Railroad In Mortons Gap Saturday. the Slates of Kentucky, Tennessee. Mississippi Mr. Dick Crott and family visited in ana i.ouisana ana also a aeisuea wrueup 01 ino cities, towns and country on and adjacent to that Madisonville this week. line. To boraesrektrs. or thoso In search of a farm, this pamphlet will lurnlah reliable Inform acTom Warren is firing ibe compressor tion concerning the most accessible end prosperous portion of the South, Freo copies can be bad while Jim Ligon is away. by appl)lng to tho nearest of tha undersigned. George Robinson and Buck Shaver, of Tickets and full Information at to rales In Earlington, were in Mortons Thursday. with the above can be bad of agents ol ' the "Central" and connecting lines. VS B. Swope and Roy Ulanks wero al S. Q Hatch, Olv. Pass, Agent, Cincinnati. Rochester on a fishing expedition Ibis John A. Scett, Dlr. Pass. Agsnt, Memphis. week. Unusual luck. Wm. Murray, Dlr Pass. Agent, Ntw Orlsans. Mrs. Alice Puckett and daughter visited A. II. Hasten, 0,P, A. W, A. K.llond, A. 6- - P. A. friends in Morions Tuesday, Chicago, Loslitlllt. ''''Mrs. Fannie Sieadman and daughter, of Nashville, are visiting Mr, John G, Morton", Vou Arc SoiW' V The infant child ot Lonnle Courland, ot Ibis place, died Tuesday night of pneu You Aro Othuj monia. The most sincere sympathy of Ibe people of Mortons Gap, is extended to the You Aro Going bereaved ones in tbeir great loss. . Tho church that can and (loos reach down to tho very substratum of sooloty nnd rcscuo tho perishing onos who art) thorn.iiovoring over tho mouth of tho pit will dosarvo and rccolvo tlio Mas tor's approbation. Lot us turn nsldo a Washington and Morgan's Rltlc- - one line police items and obituaries. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR." men. The effect is amusing, but the Topic For tlieAVeck DcKlnnlnff April From Harper's Magazine. don't at all mind that, as 30 Comment bs- llev. S. II. Doric When Washington, one day rid- their purpose is to show the abTone. How shall wo dlrido our tlmoT Eccl. ill, ing along his lines, saw tho fringed surdity of the new law by enforcing Tho proper nso of cur tlmo is one of hunting shirts ot the Virginians it. the most important duties of life. It is a gift of Qod which onco gono never approaching, the reservo of his Col. Wattcraon's Conundrum. returns. Our succesa in lifo depends naturally undemonstrative nature From hi New York Mail and Express. npon our ability to properly divide nnd broke down. At the sight he Col. Henry Wattcrson, of Kenproperly use tho time which God allots these days, when tho demands stopped; the riflsmeti drew nearer, tucky steps to the front with this tons. In npon the timo of those who nro active and their commander, stepping in "What shall the and industrious are bo multitudinous, front, nude the military salute, ex conundrum: Democratic party do to be saved?" the question of tho proper dividing of timo becomes all the more important claiming, "General, from the right The person who sends the first corAlfred the Great of England divided bank of the Potomacl" Washingrect answer to the office of the his day into three periods of eight hours ton dismounted, came to met th; Louisville Courier-Journwill each one period for work, a second for recreation and tho third for Bleep. Thus battalion, and going down the line a cabinet photograph ot ho accomplished, much in Ufa with both arms extended, shook Col. Watterson's Godd Tho wlso man in tho topical reference teaches ns that God has set a timo for hands with the rifl mien one by one, dess of Free Trade. all things. The changes that are going tears rolling down his cheeks as on in life aro constant, and yet nothing he did so. He then mounted, Christian County Road Improve, is dono haphazardly or without system. ments. There is a time fcr every work of God. saluted, and silently rode on. The April session of the Fiscal The riflemen were at once emand each comes in its season. If God finds it necessary in order to carry out ployed as sharpshooters, and kept Court of Christian county, KenHis purposes in life to have a timo and tucky, contracted for seven new a season for everything, how much the enemy continually in hot water. if we nro to ac- Hitherto the British outposts had iron bridges to be erected on the mora certain it is that complish tho purpose for which God been safe enough within a stone's principal public roads of the counmado ns wo must havo a timo for tho d of $5,500, and duties of lifo and perform them at their throw of the American lines, but ty at a cost about $10,000 more for time. to their cost, that they now found, Just how each ono is to divide his it was almost certain death to ex- road improvement. This action, detimo is a question that he only can pose their heads within two hun- considered in connection with the cide. But thero aro certain principles which should havo due influence npon dred yards of a rifleman. So fre- fact that the bonded indebtedness all in the nso of time. 1. We should quent became the returns of officers, of the county is being rapidly uso onr timo in conformity to tho will shot at liquidated, indicates a degree. of of God. Time is n precious gift of God pickets, and artillerymen that should bo consecrated to Him, long range that Edmund Burke prosperity highly creditable to those just as we consecrate our monoy or our exclaimed in parliament, "Your in charge of county affairs, and to talents to Him. S. In the division and uso of our timo amplo provision should officers arc swept off by the rifles if which the excellent roads of the ho mado for all religions duties nnd de- they show their noses.!" In the county have contributed in no small votions. Tho spiritual is often neglected British camp the riflemen were measure. for tho material nnd sacrificed for that men, with their which is of less importance. Many who called "shirt-tai- l In an article in the current issue allot sufficient timo each day for the cursed twisted guns; the most fatal of Harper's Magazine entit!ed"The body mako no provision feeding of tho makers in the Birth of the American Army," Mr. for tho Bonl, yet it is just as necessary Horace Kephart shows the part that tho soul should be fed as tho body. world." which the backwoodsmen played 8. Wo should divide and use our tlmo in the light of eternity in view of tho Signed Articles in Newspapers. in the making of the nation. He fact that time will some timo end and E. S. Martin la Harper's Weekly. shows that the first American solacwe shall bo called upon to render an The San Francibco newspapers diers were backwoodsmen of the count for tho nso wo havo mado of it "Lcathcrstocktng" type, and that Wo should strive to nso each moment, arc having fun over two new laws pea rifle which was their hour nnd day of our lives as we shall affecting Caliafornia papers which the long accustomed weapon was an im when tho end wish wo had used them have just gone into effect. One of portant factor in colonial successes. of our timo here comes. No better motto or rulo for tho proper division the new statutes prohibits cartoons. The author tells how the frontiersand nso of timo could bo suggested than The Publisher's Association has men were trained to shoot, describes that them in camp and in action, with xc. determined to ignore it, because many interesting 'Bible Readings. Ps. xzxix, anecdotes of Math. the lawyers say it is unconstituEccl. xil, 1; Isa. lv, marksmanship. John ix, 4; tional and cannot be enforced. The Luko xlx, vl, xil, 85; Rom. xlll, II Cor. vl. 1, other statute directs that all libel"Is Tommie a relation of yours?" Col. lv. 3; Gal. vl, 0; Eph. v. C, 0 ; Rev. x, 5, 0. lous articles in newspapers shall be asked a gentleman of Bobbie. "He has the same name as yours." signed, and the association deals "Yes," said Bobbie. "Mis papa One on Good ns n Thousand. Ono positivo promiso of tho Lord on with that by ordering everything in married my mamma." Harper's nny particular subject is as good as n the papers to be signed, except Bazar. Tho Clinrcli nnd the Poor. thousand, and tho Lcrd is just as sure In the San FranWo do not r.ood to doploro tlio sup. to fulfill that promiso as though it was advertisements. It is thought that the Indiana posod docadocco of tho oliuroh. If the repeated over and over again. Wo do cisco Chronicle for April 18, the coal miners' strike is about ended iniluenco of tho church is doclining, it not need, oven from each other, a num- news of the paper is signed down to by an agreement concerning wages. is in part becnuso wo nro neglecting oar ber of promises on tho samo subject plain dnty to tho lowest of tho pcoplo, This is especially true in mafters of reI al lik . tci. Illinois Central R. R. ' " Star-Eye- rPrO Ijlj '" Southern ftl VV appro-ptiaie- ilOllllOlLKll att-psx- a 'v pB n m: widow-and-orpha- n .'.ex r If l i.lfe "t. :t.' Si' If Hf , Letter List. The following latters remain uncalled for in the Earlington postofficc, and will be sent Id the dead letter office unless called for. In calling for these letters, please say ibey are advertised. Berry, P. T; Browder. E, R.; Benton, D. C ; Uohamm, Jo, H.; Bishop, Ann (col); Boyd, Hsrper; Blum, J. J.; Cross, Johnnie; Clarence, Mrs, Jas.; Clark, Dennle; Caosler, M. B.; Dickitsen, Lena; Edwards, Dr.P. H.; Fells. Wm, I!.; Greenwall, Mai; Galbrealb, Cbas,; Hibbs, Leona; Hegan, James;' ' Janeys, David; Kern, Tilda; Longfellow, Minnie; Lisenby,. A.; Mullinix, Mrs.A.M.; Neal, Lige; Nurse, Peter; O'Urvan, John; Pelliers, Geo., Ryan, Jas, F. Robards, Adeline; Scott, Waller; Smith, ('. F.; Starling, John; Starkey, A, M.; Steours, J, D. ; Tites, Isaac; Tbomasson, J, T. Tateme, Frank; Wilbourn, W. II.; Wake, Sam; Worth, Annie Thos.; Walker. Lulber; Warner. Lill(e; Wilson. V.A. C. G. Robinson P. M. You Aro Going Wa. .', '," runciUBt tickctd via" thi 5 s 10-1- 24-8- 4; 41-4- 4; 11-1- 4; 15-3- -- L Louisvuic a nacnvhic n. ano so sjecuna P.. The Maximum cf Safely, The Maximum cf Speed, J.'W. TWYMAN, DEALER IN elegant social f auctions, our denoniinn tional rivalry, our higher criticism and our worship of creed and doviso and ex cento ways aud moans for carrying tho word of Qod to our poorost nud most needy littlo from our elaborate rituals, our neighbor. .vnngolIst. Stoves and Grates, CASIKCS MD IISWMB. X 0B - '. n &$P - 'W&i&gZ kSsZ- kZ. . .,j2.."yROOFIKC AND GUTTEHING A '& v '? - Contractor of all kinds Tin, Galvanized Iron and Copper Work. AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. f i tVork Iu India. In addition to Tamil, Tolaga and KnnarcRO, tho Model Christian Endeavor constitution is to ho put into Malaya bin, another laugungo of southern In A Christian should bo a striking likedia. It Ib now found In nt least ton lif ness of Jesus Ohrist Von havo read lurent laucungOH of India. lives of Christ, beautifully nnd eloquently written, bnt tho best llfo of t3MJM..V--Hlt.JlJi.l.- fl Christ is His living biography, written IAILS. m llcst bunts niitKt ail tut (JuoJ. DM lij VjA Couub Bjrup. Taates out in tho words and actions of Hia M In lima. CtJ people. Episcopal Recorder. ligions experience. Ono positivo promise of heart purity, if thero Were but ono in the whole Biblo, is as good as a thousand, and ye tho Lord, in order to impress this subject npon onr minds, has given ns hundreds of promises bearing on tho subject We do well to collect thoso promises and keep them in our minds. And yet wo will bear in mind that if there were bnt ono promiso tho Lord would hold Himself bound to fulfill that one jnst as fully as though tho promises were mare numerous. Lot ns got hold of ono good promiso in every matter of religious experience, nnd let ns hold on to it jnst .as tenaciously as though wo had a hundred. Christian Standard. The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. Rates, Time Tind, nit other luformatlotnvlu be cheerfully furoUlicd by C. P. ATMORE, a, idn&v bisSsag? OUED,THATMAn jgwyuunoBo inourflbiii ru f. ., ranr! !?."!rfSS',rsffi4S!, " cek:irTTt..it..r- - .- Si b? W. W. THB BEST 1.0UISV11U-- , IjaHRIDGE, Agent. c. It -- uc I. how. Nnd it rteeth urltv. !"3tP'V.!eni pronouns tZ-i.i.;mvutiT;:.sr,. s. . msuic. Of THEM ALL rtfZT tyiich a t0 '.iTi. t&tttt'??.: - CtllreThf bSrSgAr'ir.?t9om h D i $X?1!!&$1 '" -KJW r,rit:r.:",Bcn-it, - .- " -- . 7. And Now They Speak Not. From tbe Boston Journal. ' LIPPINCOTT'S aWNTHLYJAAOAZme A . - tcnivMn ' hcJ"i , !?WonderfulvfrtS? FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder. liH'S&UkiKIJlitgi i.; jf-- 1' Mil " TT fflaWsillsaMiyt1i TffJTl J1TT tiL,.zA I OAIVIIJBEJII cSc CO, r,, 'jh$rl if', - V'i'.'X' s4tfaiti ' 4 A year ago. when cotton mill wages were going down in Massa- PjHlnln. mmmI.I. mamaS ,.. .. .. chusetts, the confiding readers, of ber.lu addition lou Unto quantity of useful .... i.uw,wiuiu, JUUUIUIJ JIlUMUr. some of our free trade contempoeonrimten mtortt; tiJileh are mo il raries were told that "the Dingley oAJecfienaMo lo tnoef reuifer. It Brmnlrl tut In apa. t,M,nl.f0.t ' a..i. Tariff did it." Just at present these f 3.00 m every same newspapers are as dumb as a scrlptlon, wnnipaMr year, j Agonia to wliom Sphinx on questions of political wo most liberal InaucemeuU will be offered. T. 8. LITPIMCOTT COMPANY, FuDUllMrf . economy. xo-r- n. 1 PHILADELPHIA. , . ' X-- ' ' '' ', :.. f irakaBeaTsjaasjBsssjSLS. IslTlaaaWaWaaaWwiia-WIWf- ' ::?li&2Bii1AV .... iL..'ti fnWmWHlmttlKnwmMMt . 3 4kf7, Wift Ji ,JW. attTVir ' '' v-f- ' l lil -- JMlBllMffiwiTlliyrlfiT1ii ' i" Jit TifsawnaWiiInr ll s ill

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