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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 4 I l I 4 ih it TENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 11 1899NO19 CLIFTON J PRATT Some of the Thing Being Said About Him by the Press CANUIOACV IJECBIVEl WITH FAVOR I Favorably Mentioned at Wash ItiEtun and Finding New Friends Dally p All Agree lie POIMIWI the Qualification of a Strong Candidate 3 The first prominent Republican in the State who has not in the past been identified with any faction to boldly Some out for Judge Pratt is exChief Justice W H Holt of this city In a conversa tion today with several officials 1 Judge Holt said that he favored the nomination of a man for the head of the party ticket this year who was not allied with any par ticular faction or set of politicians JudgeSPratt flo said that the Judge was not only worthy of the support of partybutI account of his ability many Demo 1cratsfrom the section of the State he resides The opening gun of the Republi can campaign for the office to which Judge Pratt aspires will be fired at t Owensboro tomorrow when the first county convention to select delegates to the State Convention will be held Though Pratt is the v only announced candidate in the field a fight is expected over the selection of the delegation His friends say they will secure instructions for him over the opposi t lion of Collector Frankswho wants the delegation to go to the convene tion uninstructed but friendly toII- c the candidacy of Attorney General Taylor or some one of the other i probable candidates should Taylor not enter the raceFrankfort this patch to CourierJournal S S THE EARLINGTON BEK ol yester dycontains the formal announce- mentt of Hon C J Pratt of this city as a candidate for the Repub lican nomination for Governor 4 Judge Pratt kas had thct matter 5 under cOnsideratioa for several weeks during which time he has been warmly solicited by promi nent members of his party from- I different sections of the State He received such strong assur heII his name to go before the conven tion t The Hustler doubts if the Re strongerIi honor while a great one will also be an empty one for Judge Pratt J should he receive the nomination t 1 tir as we believe he will Madison i4 yule Hustler ji I Ex Circuit Judge Clifton J Pratt of Madisonvillc has an nounced himself as a candidate for Governor subject to the action of JudgePrattIstands high jn the ranks of his party never having been impli cated in any of his partys mud cdies He is a fine lawyer a pol ished scholar and a high toned gentleman and should he be made 1jt Ins partys nominee he will com jr mand tho entire strength of his party Livinston Banner S S 1There is no cleaner man from the Big Sandy to the Mississippi v His Republicanism has been tried and is unquestioned He has never been weighed in the balance and found wanting He is a high toned Christian gentleman and 1 Y there is not a man in Kentucky who knows Judge Pratt but what t can testify to his honesty integrity c and ability There are few if any i better lawyers in Kentucky He is eminently qualified for this po sition and should the party honor- him with thu nomination he will p make an honorable and aggressive fight to winPrinceton Republican V 5 Judgu Clifton Pratt of Madi I 1 sonville has authorized the state ijient that his name will go before I thiti Republican c nvention as a candidate for Governor Judge StateIJudicial district and his fitness for the position to which he aspires is h iiqiieslionfdHartford Repub hlcan S S qT S aa Judge 1j Pratt of Madi 1 tonville has announced himselfI U candidate for this nomination for jn govf rnor So far this is the duly A announcement and may be the doJy one for the head of the ticket t As io Judge Pratts ability to per I i execlltivlnoinltlany person who knows him ques tion moral standing cut I hire and refinement HopkinS yule Messenger The Republicans clearly recog sshbI 1 I 1 This is why such a man as Pratt is in the gubernatorial JudgeI test Mr Pratt by the praised not alone by his tarty papers The Owinshqro Ms sfnger thus speaks t1 him JiulRc Pratt is a very amixhlc afnoalili ansi cultured n ntli nuiii ii nil a man nl more than ordinary liiliiy His recorl is a clean ansi lioniit out AbeenestPaducah Sun REBELS READY TO SURRENDER Tho Und of the War In the thlllp pine Brllevpil to be Clone ot lInt Unnlilnpton May Gthe Hurmndcr of Affiilnahlo IK bcllnvcd to lie close at hand Dliipatchca which were received yci tcrdny by the president foreshadow more clearly than any previous infor nillion the impending collapse of tho Tnpnl rebellion Thciv racHBogcs for nuillcient rcabKOIIH were not made public They re IHeO tit the negotiations in progress fi tween tin American commission nndII tIe representatives of the Filipinos e Publicity of their contents lit this time would not be politic Hut the state uent is warranted that these latest ad vlc n give the president Increased conIfldnvco that thecontlnunncu of tim war U a matter of a very short time ler luiprf not more than n day or two The tncsRages which Inspired such strung hopes came from President t Bchunnnn They were the subject of joHouseniltilou told of the progress made with the Filipino representatives It appears that while the American ttoops have been pushed forward and JJukenhave been going on at tbeRutue time The rebels asked for on armistice Tick request was refused The for wurd movement continuedwThis Instead of breaKIng off nego tlutlons lists seemed to Increase the der tire for The are fibacka IIlItforetent to ask terms Their spirit Is btoken f Ptesldent Schurman who has never been optimistic on the problem cabled ycatcrduy to the president tim belief of the coiiiinlsaloii that Agulnaldo la s rtudy to surrender c THE TWENTIETH KANSAS I of rroiuolen In the Fmuoiin IteKliueiit of Jayisawkera Now la the IUipplnealTopeka Nest May GoO Stanley lisa made the following promotions in use Twentieth Kansas on recommcn dutlon of Gen Fred J JuullonIIWilder B Mctcalf of Lawrence jutnlor major to be colopel vice F Ftnston Williampromotedstill Co M to be junior major Daniel F Craig of Garnett Ural lieutenant of Co Eo to be captain In place of Win II Bishope t4ofCafcsius E Warner ot Ft Scott sergeant of Co F to be second lenten ant vice Hardy John C Murphy of Leavenworth p Co C to second lleutcn bkilledTO REPLACE HAMPTONS HOMEd Iooplc of South Carolina MovlQB to Replace the Home of Gets Wade Hampton Recently flamed Charleston S iay OThe burn ito of Gen Wade Hamptons homo at Mills wood near Columbia Tuesday night linn excited warm sympathy throughw out the state and a ddluteburned structure The sentiment of regard for Oen Hampton is universal throughout the state and it appears that the desire that it shall take prae tied shape is not confined to Charles b ton A considerable sum has been raised In Darlington and probably a every county In the state will follow Darlingtons example in less than a week A MORE MONEY FOR THE CUBANS L Tie United hisses It U Amertvtl c Wll Advance Forty Jllllloni TAktlaw the Customs aSloarltTaVi New York MayGA Havana po clal to the Herald says Oh the final rolls of the Cuban he submitted to Gen llrooke by Genc Upnicr there oro 3TOOO names The fUolure Cuban Republic when organizedc will assume an of iOwtou000 to pay the Cuban military nnd civil employes This money will bo advanced by tile United States thq- cuhtoms being pledged as sectir1tyA Jen Oomez will give out the actual 3000000 In cash furnished a by tho United States Irnev In Ven nela i TCaracastablished In Vcnezuca Gen Itanion Guirra formerly Vene sudan nilhlHter of war and marine1r who started the revolution last aiy has been finally severely deftaltd by the government troops and lia 11 capcd Into Colombia j Cable Interrupted sNewCbiile Co has Issued the followluK noftcu We use advIsed that the coble tween Hollo and Uacaloa Philippine Ulunda is Interrupted t The VUen Ordered to UIueaidstWashington May p beets made by the nuvy department1 t for the Immediate dispatch of the con averted yacht Vixen to IMuefields NIc A oregon The Vixen la now a formidable I llKhtdraft gunboat Cardinal Krementi Head Cologne May p Cardinal Philip I Kreroentz archbishop of Cologne who attained the cardlnalate In 1603 died yesterday Ito was In Ida eightieth yrar r+ I JIi fJtd zfiiit t 1 1 i f i i TENDED TO INFLAME Utterances of Cuban Asscmbllst f Leaders that Have an In cendiary Flavor RE CLOAKED IN DIPLOMATIC PHRASE Their Effect However U to Kncoor RKoOutlntTrr Striken nre spread InR den nrooke Conies to the neieue of the Sinter ot Chnrltr Threatened with Eipnlnlon nLncrctlenders are published here which might be regarded as intending to in pthoto outlawry Gen nGenwhile ho has no doubt of the honora ic Intentions of the United States to wards the Cubans troubles and mis understandings arise through the Ig orence of the departmentcommand ra as to conditions In Cuba The gen cral Is also reported to have said that he could not see how the lower classes would be able to live during tho year rIsThe capital of the Islanders In hoanlt ed while foreign capital Is timid Would be Obllaed to Steal The general said ho was onfldent hat starving Cubans would soon be obliged to steal In order to keep body and soul together and that were they steal his property ho could not them As for the 3000000 sent from the United States as payment of Cuban ndldlcrs the money would Boon bo spent In saloons and give no sub stuntlal help like this which is repeated by prominent Cubans is believed toe causing outlawry Strlkof are Rpreadlnir Strikes ara spreading The stave dores atClenfuegoa have again quit ork len Wilson hOlt ordered that the rexcrvolrs and tanks of the Clcnfuegoa aqueduct be cleaned They are In a lthy condition and to that source is- ttributed a large percentage ot lie- llneia In Clcnfuegos tiny llrooke to the Ileiene The Slstcfa of Charity of ilatnnrns who have been occupying the home owned by Henflclencln a charitable scciely have been ordered to move out M jGcn llrooke tho governor eneral of Cuba was asked to inter vene and telegraphed to the Deneflclcn ia officials forbidding the expulsion the nuns who arc under American protection Want to Ilallil Watton HoaiU Fifteen districts comprising 70 ill ages have petitioned for authority to build wagon roads to establish com inunlcatlon between various points and to furnish needed employment for 1Ior tII Gen llrooke bait ordered that In fu are soldiers dying shall be buried In- he military cemetery at Mariano In tead of In the colonial cemetery Terrific ICxploilon At A Fire Woonsockct 11 L May 8All the buildings connected with the Woon driving park were burned yes afternoon and 50 pounds of- ynnimmite stored in one of the stables exploded shaking tho country for wiles around At the time of the ex lsIon A C Stair the caretaker of the lore was In an adjoining building 20 uct away and only received a few ruises although a similar structure ui same distance away on the other k of the explosion was completely Dr Win Whitney Gadding Dead WaKhlngton April 7Dr WmWhIt ey Godding aged C8 superintendent f the government hospital for the In BJint led at that Institution For time ho had been suffering from affection of th kidneys combined ith chronic dlssiso of tho heart was the Immediate cause of his eath Two Moa Drowned San Francisco May 8By tho cap eUSnjj oln boat off Bclvldcro point ystenUy Prank J Grimm anti liar J7l G Edwards were drowned Dr Alien fliRt II O Haydcfclt who were hio in the bodt ht tho time of the no alrlcnt were saved teiuitesl Vita Warder and Suicide Berlin Wls May 0 August Smith gardener and fruit grower attempt li to kill his wife with an axe while were at supper last night and t nard tried to commit suicide jtli tIme same weapon Continue to Improve Washington May C VlcePrcsIdcnt obart continues to Improve slowly 44 hopes are entertained by mcmben f tbo family that le may bo stronj to be moved to the seasIde liMn rcemlweek SI iUctV In a DUahled Condition London May 8AdlsIJateh frore elfast lInjao steamer apparently as- llan liner hs be n sIghted In a din liled condition tight miles east ci Glcnarm about 8 miles north of Del fast o Entertain the Ieoee Delegates rho Hague May arho uecqni clUirber of tho states general adopt by n vote of 74 to 4 n credit for lbs- tieptlou otthb delegates tp the peaq confernce rBioi and Lady Ltxlngton liy tJ non fcrrj Belmont and wife go to Beaumont leek farm Tuesday to accept tho lion itality of Mr and Mrs hal P Hcndl- jc a week or ten days I d A R Encampment The encampment of the Ken Departmental thoG A Rakes place at Glasgow May 23d nd is attracting great interest large delegation oC veterans is xpectedDLaMfP CUBAN OIL cures WfllUuila urnsJruIa RIsen inatftsm and Sores confg i Sold bS BfaardruIS rll Subscribe for THE BKE t p THE BEEF INQUIRY REPORT KlniHna of the Court an Approved by the President Made Pnlillo- hr IBjtcoutlrc Order Washington MnyBBy direction ol the president who approves the find ings Acting Secretory of War Mclkle chn yesterday made public the report and flndlngBof the military court op pointed to investigate the chargei mode by MaJQcn Miles commanding the army that the beef supplied to the army during the war with Spain woi unfit for the use of the troops Important Featured of the neport The most Important features of tie report are The finding that the gen erals allegations that time refrigerated beef was treated with chemicals were established that his allegations tho canned fresh or canned roast beef were sustained as to Its un suitability for food as used on trans orlt and as a longcontinued field ra- tloncensure oi Gen Miles for error In falling to promptly notify the see of war when he first formed the that the food was un teeusure of the commissary general then Gen Engan for tho too cxtcn she purchases of the canned beef non untried ration censure of Col M UR of Opn Miles staff the finding that the packers were not at fault and that the meats supplied to tho army were of the same quality an those supplied to the trade generally and the recommendation that no further pro will be taken In time premises The llntlnn as a Whole Speaking of the ration an n whole the court says supplyhavingquality it seems to be clearly cstab llflicd that the ration as supplied without modification to tho troops ccrvlng In the West Indies was by no means adapted for use in a tropical climates This In the opinion of the of the ration should have manifested lroollitchpossible condition for service in hot climates This in tho oplon of the court is fully established In evidence Time Insufllcleniy of time food supply In Cuba and time Irregularity attending Its distribution due primarily to a marked deficiency In transportation facilities and conditions of weather and the roads appeared to some ex tent as causes of disease among the troops who were thus Insufficiently and Irregularly subsisted The report closes with the following statement The Clonlnif Statement The court with n deep sense of time responsibilities devolving upon itself has labored zealously to bring out time truth timid believes that it hums fully covered nil the matters referred to it for investigation that the calling of more witnesses from the large numbei suggested by the major general com mantling including all those who have taken port in time operations of war would only have resulted in additional testimony on the SlIme lines as those pursued without throwing further light upon time question involved Several witnesses who were duly sub poenaed to appear before the court mild riot obey the summons Some of these were called at time Instance of the ma- Jor general commanding others at the instance of the court Having knowledge of the fact that the statutes did not make It possible to punish wit neuses who refuse to testify before n courtmartial or court of Inquiry the court took no steps to compel their at tendanceThe is signed by T V Wade major general U S V preal dent and George II Davis lieutenant colonel deputy judge advocate gen eral recorder Executive Orders The foregoing report has been submitted with the proceedings to the president anti the following tire time orders thereon Executive Mansion Washington May 0 1899 Time findings of the court of In- quIry nrc approved WM McKINLEY liTho court of inquiry of which Maj Gen James F Wade U S V Is president Is hereby dissolved Dy order of time acting secretary of war H C CORDIN Collected the Claim Tangier Morrocco May 10Rear Afunlral llowlson on board the United States cruiser Chicago now here yes Icrday demanded of tho sultan of Mo rocco a settlement thcclalms against hInt by American citizens The sultan almost Immediately complied with the demand nicil from ills Injuries New York May 8Ezrn F Merrill aged 74 proprietor of the chutes and toboggan slides at Coney Island and a reputed millionaire died yesterday from the effects of an accident ho met with on Wednesday on one of the slides Hough nidcr to be There Chicago May 7 Postmaster Chan U Gordon who is chairman of time general committee of the Chtcdgc autumn festival announces that Col Itooscvelts regiment of Itoiigh Itlden will have their first reunion in Chicago In October To Utilize the Statrc Qrlmlnal Des Moines la May 0rThQ state board of control yesterday announced they would ask time legislature at Its January session for an appropriation to establish a binding twine factory in tLc state prisons Voted to Repent the Call Montgomery Ala May DThIS rtate senate yesterday by a voto of 18 to 13 decide to repcai the call for n con Btliutlonal convention made In Decent bin lost The house had already voted the same wny RevCC Hall wife and son of Hickory Grove are visiting relatives and friends here Rev Hall preached at the M E Church of which he was formerly pastor last evening and his many friends were glad to again hear his voice from that pulpit Owensboro city council has ap propriatcd 31000 for brick streets Id be laid in that city I or RMakes the food and lOYAL Anna tout Gov Thomas of Colorado So Characterizes Newspaper Reports HIS DISPATCH TO ADJT6EN CORBIN Secretary of War Alecr Sends a lie ply Thanking the Governor for hiss Disclaimer and Intimating What the War Department In Uo hair for the Volunteer Denver Col MuylOOor Thomas who had been out of time city several days wired AdjtGen Corbln upon lila return late Monday night as fol lows Reported Interview of mine In Den vur News concerning Colorado volun teem is false and malicious The governor says he told the Inter viewer he lund twice requested the return of the Colorado regiment and would renew time request and that as the Spanish war had terminated time volunteers should be permitted to return if they Wished Beyond this says the governor nothing was said except an expres sion of a general nature concerning the poiyer of the government to call upon the militia for service in an of fomlvc war- lteeclved Gor Thaniac Message Washington May 10AdjtGen Cor bln Las received the message from Gov Thomas of Colorado mentioned In the Denver dispatch The governor char ocierizes the Interview as false and malicious and says he would have de nied it before had hc not supposed time statements were two silly to receive cmlcncc The text of Gov Thomas telegram cud that of the reply thereto sent by Secretary Alger sire as follows Coy Thonuin TelcKrnm Denver Col May 8Corbin Adju ant General Washington Reported interview of mine In Denver News Sunday morning concerning Colorado volHlitctru Manila falseand malicious Would have denied earlier but supposed it too silly to receive credence I beg you will do mo the justice to din credit it- CHARLES S THOMAS Governor Secretary Alarer rteply Washington May 10lIon Chatles So Thomas Governor Denver Your tilcprrani to the adjutant general has been handed ute and I desire to thank you for it It does credit to you and your state In the meantime we shall spare no efforts to effect the speedy iclurn of all the volunteers in the Philippine Islands but it should bo borne In mind that the distance and question of suitable transportation rnulicc It appear slow to waiting fami lies and friends It is my desire that they shall have every possible com fort Their conduct well deserves nil that the resources of the government can furnish R A ALGER Secretary of War MAJ DIGGLES WAS WOUNDED Tho HlnnenotnBIaJor lilt In time Head While Leading a Reconnoiter lug Party Monday Manila May 0 035 p mA recon noitcrlng party from MajGen Laws tuna command and which consIsted- of two companies of the Minnesota regiment and two companies ot the Oregon regiment under command near San Miguel which is about 12 rallen north of Ballnog There the Americans were met with d volley from a force ot rebels oejnhd a trench Maj Jlggles was wounded In the head and a private together with ten typhoid patients were brought by special train to Manila today Tho lion Jose tho last of time missing steamers under tho American flag which were detained by the insur gents since the beginning of the wan Iviro fouijfl by the gunboat Manila at fatangas arrived hero today WANT CANNED ROAST BEEF To be Hoped It Will Prove Store AI ceptable In the Aretlo Than It Did In the Tropic Washington May 10ThIS war department received a dispatch from tho commissary of subsistence at Van- Couver Washi saying Rampart City Circle City Alaska ask for 19740 pounds of canned roast beef They have tried it and apparently like it Is there any objection to sending it The request for this beef has been ap proved by the war department and it will be sent to the troops in Alaska Placed on the Retired List Washington May 10Col J M IJa con Eighth United States cavalry and Col Henry Carroll Seventh United States cavalry have been placed on tho retired list upon their own request of ter more than 30 years service This will promote LleutCol A R Chalice of the Third cavalry to be colonel of the Eighth cavalry and LieutCul Theodore A Baldwin of the Tenth cavalry to be colonel of the Seventh Murderers Sentenced to Death Jefferson City Mo MayIODlvIs ton No 2 of the supreme court sun tenced Murderers rrolt M Rice and John Ilcadrick to be hanged on Juno 16th Rico killed his wife in Oregon county because she refused to live with him Headrick killed his employ cr James Loll in Capo Olranlcau county Are you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be p II rJ l 1 yr5OLUTELYPVRE morefclelicious wholesome FALSE AND MALICiOUS RecentlyPublished regIment r BAKING FoWoER lteorwOllOTHERWISE UNNOTICED Fred Cronstcln of Kahokla Mo was hanged for the murder of hIs wife The great council of the order of lied Men Is in session at Bloomington II Sensational reports to the eftect that I the presidents health is foiling serlo ously arc denied The stork is expected to visit the czars castle at St Petersburg about tie 20th of the month Judgo Spencer of St Louis refused to grant a single divorce out of 14 cases on his default docket Col Dubois has been promoted to bo colonel 11 command of the First Call forum regiment now at Manila The government has provided a new flog for Cuboa blue and white clc fclgn for use In the coasting trade gen Davis has arrived at San Juan Tcrto Hlc9 and has relieved len Henry of military governorship Italy has decided to reimburse China ton the seizure of BanMun bay Tim sum to be paid is bald to be lireAnother meeting of citizens opposed to the continuation of war in time Phil ippines is to be held in Chicago before lie cnof the month Notice has been Icsucd of a confer lace of the Democratic national corn hilttce to be held at the Planters ho ttl St Louis May 25 Edward L Dwyer a promoter of New York city has filed a petition in bankruptcy with liabilities scheduled nt 253055 and no assets The American Geographic society will present to Sir John Murray of the Challenger expedition a medal Ambassador Choatc officiating Charles A Young of Springfield 0 broke 211 straight inanimate targets nt unknown angles at Peoria Ill thus breaking the worMs record FIre in New York city damaged time sixstory furnIture factory of Levi Abrahams at 358 arid 300 Uroome street to the extent of 100000 J Ogden Armour son of P D At kumour declares that time report that 11 father had been stricken with ape plexy at Hamburg is utterly untrue Indications now point to the success of the scheme to form a gigantic car brt trust to control the product of the factories in the eastern anti middle statesThe democrats of the Missouri house otrepresentatlvcahcJd n caucus Mon day night and decided to remain in session until time work of revision is completed Time war department it is Icarned has authorized the use of telescopic sights for field artillery pieces The manufacture of these sights will begin at once UcutGon Polavleja Spanish rain liter of war has cabled to Gen Bios Spains principal military officer in tho Philippines an authorization to re turn to Spain- Considerable excitement was caused aiEvansvllle Ind over the finding of a port of the body of n fouryenrod girl floating in the Ohio river a few milcn below the city The municipality of Manzanlllo Cuba has purchased an oil painting of Col Petit military governor of tho city and has hung It In a conspicuous position In the city hall Thirty Lives Were Lout Adelaide South Australia May 10 The British ship Loch Sloy Copt NI col from Clyde on January 5 for Adelaide and Mclbournq was wrecked on Kangaroo island April HFlvepassengers and 25 of the crew were drowned Four of those on board the ship escaped from the wreck but three of them are still wandering In the bush To Distribute Government Seed Washington May 10Time contract for distributing government seeds this year has been let by tho agricultural department to Charles Porker of San ta Clara Cal for 04000 All the seeds must be delivered here by December 1 and the distribution begins next January The Chicago at Gibraltar Gibraltar May arhe United States cruiser Chicago has arirved here Sl lutes were exchanged with the British squadron In the straits THE MARKETS Now York May 10 1899 CATTLENattve titeernI jf 6 40 CGTTONMlddllmr t fi FLOUKWlnter Wheat 8 25 4 4 W KJCOIlNKoOATSNo 2 t 8- 3FUUKNew Mess 8 CoO t 000 ItT LOUIS COTTONMlddllng 6O 6T BEEVES Steora 3 CoO BJ5 Cows and Heifers 2 M U 4 20 CALVES pcr IVO 600 tJ 675 Cholco 3 40 tJ 4 0- 0S1IEEPSalr to Choice I CoO W 6 W IMOUH 1ntcnts now 375 tp 3Si clear and ritrulsht- WHEATNO 3 J6i I nod winter si 11i CtlltNNo 2 31 OATSNO t- HVENo tJI 2i1 2 U 5- 8OlJACCOLuga 1 W U 8 60 Leat Uutle- yItAVClear 4 60 O It 00 Tlraolliy S W t 12 to- IJULTFIiChOiCO Utttiy 12 W 11 EGG8 Fresh V 1014 UUK8UindardMessno U ptu llACONClcur Rib tf 6 14 UAllUlTlmo 4i4C1IIeAGOCATTLE Native Steers 3 sn O s- IJOUStair 23 to Choice Urvi3bOBHKBP Fair to Chosen FLOUHWlnter 1UtBIW 5 W tX 36t Bprlim lutonu 3 SJ 3 73- U thhIT1 I Hllrllllt If 7214 Hod 71 CORNNo 2 MlxeJ 3IV4WttwlAHiNo J Died Lucian Ernest PPool son of Mr J L PPooI died of spinal meningitis at his residence situated fourteen miles from Prince ton Ernest was born January 26 1885 and died May 2 1899 He was the idol of the family He leaves a father two brothers a sister and a host of relatives and friends who mourn their irreparable loss The deceased was interred Hopkinsyille 4 1 DARING FILIPiNO DASH Ran a Train Almost to the American Outposts Destroyed a Section of Track and Escaped A SUCCESSFUL GUNBOAT EXPEDITION Gen SlnoArthnr Failed to Connect With Ita But the Enemy Whs Driven Out of Gnnnna and So moan and Some PrUoner Taken UUputch from Gen OtU Manila May 8 740 p mTlme Fill plnos surprised the United States forces at San Fernando with a daring trick yesterday A railway train with en engine at each end was run almost to the American outposts and in plain sight of the town Before they could be reached a gang of natives sprang off the train tore up several lengths of the railroad track boarded time train again and steamed away so quickly that there was no opportunity to cap ture time raiders The Nebraska regiment Is asking for d temporary relief from duty Only J 73 men of this regiment are left at the trout Army Gunboat Expedition Manila May 8 215 p mThe- nrroyH gunboats Lagunu dc Bay and CaptGrantnando river for Guaffua yesterday as was presumed to establish there u base of supplies for the troops engaged In the northern campaign returned today MaJGen MacArthur failed to connect with the expedition The gunboats found rebels Intrenched at Sosmoan and Guagua on the water fronts of the towns Shelled the Works The vessels steamed past the works shelling the occupants and driving them out Landing patties from time boats entered both towns capturing at Sosmoan a Spanish captain in uni form who was ostensibly a prisoner in the hands of the rebels and also a native officer Arriving at Guagua the town and a small gunboat were found to bo burning and the natives were evacuating tho place In consequence of time bombardmentA art Trophlei At Sosmoan the landing party cap tured a number of Filipino flags and a quantity of arms chiefly bolos timid bows and arrows besides a lot of band Instruments which the men played as they marched back to the boats len Grants expedition will probti bly return up tho San Fernando river after having been reinforced on re centlypurchased lightdraft Spanish steamers Gen OtU Dispatch Washington May 8The war de partment has received from len Otis a dispatch giving the situation in the Philippines some parts of which have been omitted by the war department In making it public The dispatch is ae follows GeneptfVtshington Lawton at Maastn and Italluag stout lag parties to the north and cast MacArthur at San Fernando t S S S S population of coun try between Manila and north ira points held by troops returning Lome appear cheerful and contented Army gunboats operating In rivers Have cleared country west of MncAr thur of Insurgents S C S signs of insurgents weakness more apparent dally OTIS TO RELIEVB ADMIRAL DEWEY nearAdmiral Watson to Go to time Philippines and Take Command of the Squadron There Washington May IJormlll orders wore issued by Secretary Long yesterday directing llcarAdmlral John C Watson to proceed to Manila to relieve Admiral Dcwey as commanderlnchlef of the Asiatic station This action is in accordance with the Intimations received from time admiral of his desIre to return to the United States and of the request of RearAd mimi Watson to be assigned to duty us his relief RearAdmiral Watson under time orders telegraphed him yes tciday will relinquish tho command of the More Island navy yard ImmedP- ntely amid will sail from Sun Francisco cm tho steamer leaving that port on May 10- THERE IS NOTHING TO SAY To Comment on the Action of the ComnianderlnChlel Would ho Violation of Military Duty Wqshlngton May DA very close filcnd of Gen Miles and an officer of time army when asked if there was anything for the general so say in re surd to tho report of the beef board replied There is nothing for him to say or- 01l1e report has been approved by time president and tho president is the joromanderlnchlef of the army Crit icism of the report or any other ac lion would be a violation of military duty An Offer to den Fnniton Wichita Has May OTho state fair management here has offered Gen r tunston and his swimming comrades 1000 to repeat their brilliant LuzouI tct hero in October The kansa river will be fortified and tin general and his men will swim across attack and take the fortification W J Couch representing the American Baptist Flag published at Fulton Ky was in Earlington yesterday III the interest of his paper and at the same time sold a few Bibles Glad to know him The Paducah City Council has appropriated 200 to entertain Company K Third Kentucky Volunteers when they return home next week GOOd o Blown 1Your heart beats over one hun dred thousand times each One hundred thousand suppllcsof- good or bad blood to your brain Which Is It yourbraIneannotsleepYou as at night You have no nerve power Your food docs you but Stimulants tonics headache powders cannot cure you butI e1 J kidneysskinproper work It removes all 1m from the blood And It makes the blood rich In its life giving properties To Hasten Rooovory rapidlycuredifAyers pills each night arouse the liver andtbus- cure biliousness WrHe to ouf Doctors We haro the exeltulro errtce of lomo of the ynot eminent phllela n In theparUeularaAddreif D1U J O IxmeU Hau l JUNE 24 Colored Masons Will GIve a Big Picnic The colored Masons of Earling ton arc arranging to give a grand picnic ai Lakeside Park on June 24 Their bills announcing the event will be out in a few days The lodge hero Ira strong one and lodges from Madisonville Providence Hopkinsville Pem broke Sebree and Henderson will be hereinjorcc and participate in the celebration firs Ben W Robinson Mrs Ben W Robinson has been very ill at Hopkinsville and for some ten hours Tuesday her life was despaired of An operation was performed during the morn ing of that day and after its com pletion and until a late hour that night she was unconscious and at a very low ebb of vitality Mr Robinson was notified by telegram and came from Halscy Ky at once and Misses Elizabeth and Carrie flopper started from Hal sey Tuesday night and reached Hopkinsville last night unless they received a message sent to inter cept them saying Mrs Robinson had rallied Mr Bryan Hopper and Dr Chatten went to Hopkins ville from here Tuesday afternoon and Mrs Robinson was improving before the doctor came away that nightDr Chatten was present and assisted in the operation 4 rWlfl Run a Fat Race Two Earlingtcn fat men have agreed to run a Fourth of July picnic race They are Jim Pond ley age 22 weight 222 Sam Woodward age 23 weight 223 In age and weight and running ability they seem pretty well matchedand when the race is pulled off there will be some fun Interest in the coming picnic sea son is beginning to stir and the probabilities are there will be a number at Earlington The above attraction is the best one yet an fnounced v JUDGE LANDES FOR PRATT r Thinks Him a Strong Man for tho Race for JVom I nation and Beforethe People gJudgeJhere today on busincssbefore tho Court of e takes a rosy vieottospects- of Judge Clifton J4ititJjn the race for the gub contest To a friend here he said that Judge Pratt would be a strong candidate KentuckybothHonand shouldhe secure that in the race before the people in No partyleadersthe State but that Pratts an nouncement for the olhce had brought many of them over to him I 1JIE13JE o y 1 ms i S pIi U- J k11 t v 11 I 111+ s p 1L 1 i j LA s a A 0 IeePAUL M MOORE Editor and Miruger BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANYI Incorporated Entered the Pcttoffiee at Btrllngion 11 Second sass matter SUBSCRIPTION RATESis On Y arilirlctIJtnadnocoi oo e SO ThteeMOfldlU U 2hSingle Copies mailed free on sppllcitknbe Cbrrespondenti wnted In efi t ountr Addre tutor particulars THURSDAY MAY u 1899 ANNOUNCeMeNT I nltAjTWe are authorlied to announce Judge adidatebeSitleRepublican partyh frIDemocratic nomination will he work his machine for the man who beats him WE reproduce in this issue a number expressions as to Judge Clifton Pratt and his candidacy forGvernor of Kentucky taken afrom State papers and dispatches to some of tho leading daihic They are all of one strain and make interesting reading for the Rcpub licans of the Judges home county and section and for those in the State who oppose his candidacy as well JUDGE PRATTS friends succeed in postponing in the interest of C harmony the Daviess county convention which some leaders in tliatw county had declared would take action adverse to the Judges candidacy Mr Pratt will be foui alt the time on the side of har many and ready to make any con cessions in the interest of peace ur the party but he knows how to meet and overcome adverse condi requiresIOriE READ has sent out or permits some one in the business de paftment of Carters Monthly ofs S which he is editor to send out a lengthy reading notice to be published in exchange for that maga zine which looks to a man up a tree like an imposition The matter begins with a brief notice of the magazine and then swings away into a lengthy harangue about a Professor somebody with a strange sort of a healing proposition for the e halt lame and blind TilE BEE always gets paid for medical readers and they must appear as ads And TilE BEE never accepts merchandise exchange propositions except the article offered might be of actual cash value to the office Opie used to live down in this country C where he got his start and weI didnt think he would present suchI a proposition to the unsuspecting press of Kentucky liWarm bHusilerthe State political field and speaks like a sage in a recent editorialas follows The candidacy of Judge Pratt has caui a commotion In various quarters in I Slate It bids fair to sweep the field 1 the republican ranks and to put the demo crate to thinking that there bad better be less bickering and factional differences in our own ranks It does look now like our own Judge Pratt hold3 a strong hand kwhenver Democrat who turns the crank of the Goebel election ma chine will find it hard grinding unless he is able to scare up some harmony racket not now discernible to the average politicianr Mentioned for Representative Herschel Porter one of HoPci kins Countys most substantial farmer citizens is favorably mentioned as Republican candidate for the Legislature from this countyt TUE BEK upon reliable inforC timationis being solicited to become a can did te and that he will accept theC nomination if it is offered him ing the true spirit of harmony Icewould refuse to enter any sort of P scramble for the I1 11onlysuit of harmonious action of the party in the countyrlj For Mr Porter personally andtl upon the question of his standing v as a public servant and with refer ence to his Republicanism noth ing but good can be said He is a 1christian gentleman a thrifty farmer has served his people ably b as a magistrate and is one of the countys leading Republicans The party would be well repre to Ipeoplethings come to pass For Harmony Speaking of Judge Clifton J Pratts candidacy for the Repub of 6sKentucky a t L porary the Elkton Progress speaks the truth exactly when it says The Republicans of Kentucky seem to be focalizing on Judge C J Pratt of Hopkins County tor Governor The Republican are swinging the olive branch over the beads of the party ana trying to reconcile the opposing factions Ttiat is exactly the point that in duced Judge Pratt to announce and upon which hinges the whole que s on of his candidacy Judge Pratt preeminently the man up whom all Republicans can uni and give enthusiastic support Since Ceew hithpast has caused dissention and lack of interest No candidate at whose door the charge of factional feeling in past party rows could be In ito could hope for a fighting chance win at the polls or for anything like full and hearty vote of the Re ublicans and a large vote outside is party Becauso of Judge Prat l S eedom from all such entangling alliances lie will be able to these things if he attains the nomi n TIationy probable The Judge is receiving most favorable mention by the press of the State is strongly endorsed by many leading and repre sentative Republicans and is very favorably mentioned at Washings ton where the leaders recognize that the hope of Kentucky Repu licans is in the candidacy of a representative able man who is free of anything like identification with the party factions which have be ens so disastrous in the past but may strongdIf Judge Pratt is nominated het will make it hot for the candidate ho stands behind the Goeh election machines Kentucky Crops The report of Lucas Moore Kentucky Commissioner of Agri culture gives the following state ment of crops etc to May ist in substance The condition of wheat which on April i was considerably be low the average for that date shows marked improvement The teasonableof April produced rapid growth b futthe plant is not starting well and that it will not be sufficient to cover the ground The western sectionshows the lowest average condition Many farmers in their eagerness sowed oates while ground was too wet for cultivation resulting in poor germination and indifferent growth Where the ground was in good condition the crop sown is coming nicely Corn planting has made consid erable progress and the ear planted came up quickly and is rowing nicely No complaint ISin made of injury from cut worms or other insects The per cent of the crop of 1898 still in farmers hands averages 29 Tobacco plants though plea tire ii will belate Indications a setting will not be generally egun until 25th of May on ac of plants being small Indications are for an average acreage The condition of plant beds com 79dwel- lnand has made wonderful growth since the advent of warm weather It is now ready for stock to be turned on Reports on clover sown this spring differ In some counties resowing has been found necessary on account of being illed by lato freezes also that it as been badly drifted in bunches by the heavy rains Oth ers report an excellent catch ob tained from first sowing and that it is getting a good start Pastures have made equally apid growth and considering the condition on April 1st the present IConditiontory May 1St finds live stock in good condition after the long harder win Very little complaint is made 1 hog cholera and there is an c re absence of other diseases Sheep that were suffering for lack f pasturage are now rapidly re oainingral average condition is 92 comI yearsProspects have im roved wonderfully during the onth Especially is this the case with pears and cherries The verse is probably true of grapes derefirst anticipated Apples pears cherries and plums have been in full bloom 1 ifectpondents make special mention ofS the unusual heavy apple bloom willbethe roots Strawberries are uite Peaches as pcatedpractically a failure though a few reports of live bloom are re ceived from the western and south to eastern sectionsaThe prospects various kinds fruit as compared with average years are For apples 91 pears peaches oaj cherries 68 apes 71 strawberries 85 r Better Be Wise cThan rWisewhen they know a perfect l remedy for all annoying dis eases of the Mood kidneys liver and bowels It is Hoods Sarsaparilla which Inis perfect in its action It so regulates the entire ssItern as to bring vigorous ealth It never ds ICoItroOrswellings on my neck wlitrii was dls cournslns and troublesome Itheumetisit also annoyed inc Hoods c turedentirely dlsnpIlCllnl A ll hi aitcititi I saw my previous tcstlmniilal and used I I Hoods and was cuml ot thesangtrouble sio thanked mo for l fugStreet Knlamazoo gPooryears plhlS lit with constant headache nervousness and no nppetlte Used Hoods Sarzapitrlli- Inoti a I strength and can work hard all day 10cat iieattIy and sleep vcll I took It be It helped my Jiuaband Me Iss1 J GirrEi8 Moose take Minn iMakesj a bottlo tot Hood coald not pet It ton less U Is tho best cALBEM1fno Sa7Pa4i Hood IIili cur lIrr I1 the nnnIrrttattng Ion- donlJ alii 11e l1Ttlrarlll bThe Republican Mate Convention From the Louisville Commercial The Commercialnotes with fcomc luurpriseities in Daviess have called a convention to select delegates topi the state convention which is not allothey have given very short noti cctir elof the county meeting It is yetcr 70 days before the date set for holding the state conventio and there would seem to be no legiti I mate occasion for haste in the se lection of delegates to that body The matter is of some import ance because of the conditions under which it is assumed from i 0go cent developments the state con ventions is to be held Com pariI son of notes by republicans from sections of the state who attended he meeting of the republican state c peentralew days ago amounted to a practi cal establishment of the fact thanthere was a tacit agreement every where that the results of the ap proaching state convention should be in good faith accepted by all soalementsflees without Inreference thItthat given a state convention free to act upon its best judgment as to platform and candidates there is to be no question of its wisdom Iyby the republican voters of the rnstateand do his utmost for the cit cpe hon of the whole ticket But there is still a preliminary to this desirable condition of at fairs affecting the coming cama paign which must be faithfully ob servedand it involves perfect fairness atercry step of the pro ceedings precedent to the state convention This 111 a year when inpersonalto party advantage at every point in and when there will be no patience whatever with the nasty sort ot politics which involves snap judgment in the holding of preIII cinct caucuses or county conven tions or at any other stages what ever of the business of selecting delegates to the state convention Ween this body meets on July 12 it must be representative of the- o real republicans of Kentucky in the fullest sense of the word Its membership must comprise dele gates who arc the free choice of the republicans of the state There may be excellent reason for holding the Daviess county convention 70 days in advance of the date set for holding the state convention and for giving only a weeks notice of it in the busiest season of the year but it must be admitted that they do not appear on the surface Perhaps the Da viess county Republican committee would not object to enlightening their fellow republicans through ut the state concerning these more or less important points The Georgia Lynchlngs More than two thousand people participated in the killing of a negro ravisher near Newnan Ga April 23 The man was burned to eath and his remains were then acked to pieces The next day two alleged accomplices were though the white em loyer of one protested that the ne ro was innocent From Savanna Ga Press The affair will undo the work that the friends of the State have been doing for years It will dissi ate and scatter to the winds the efforts that have been patiently making to show that Georgia offers the homcseekcr the model bode in a State where nature art and humanity arc all united in a cordial welcome From Washington D C Times Ifwe could think the peculiar cruelry of this fiends death was meant to deter others from hi rune it would go far to excuse the but there is only too much to fear it was to gratify he savage instincts of the mob Charleston S C News and Courier Some of the men who killed a miserable negro criminal in Geor cia were ready to kill an exgov ernor of the State for merely ex postulating with them It was a natural development About Qlrls There are girls and gi IJIOne S the girl who appears t best at home who helps her mother and unfinished tasks from the hands that falter at their work She is a cheerful and con enial companion and all her friends and relatives learn to re ard her as a little saint comforter The other girl is the one who lets others work for her- I just hate housework shays c and I let ma do most of t You make your own bed cif- ourse says her friend Well no ma makes the beds generally I havent the strength II parlorOh the prelersWho washes the disheslMa does or makes my hands red and red hands playing anythingOh ltl I- ng Thats such a help to ma you cant think Then 1 receive the company because ma is so ed after supper she wants to go bed right offand it would be uel to keep her up Ma says I am lots of help to her Which of these girls are you DOWN IN THE MINES The second car load of miners to eo West has been arranged for Most of them will to Indian Territory Several of the colored men who went West a short time ago are back or are mak 0g their way back to Earlington At Pittsburgh Pa the demand for coal is said to be greater than for many years past which shows that the wheels of pros rlty are in motion- Preparations for the laying of a new side at the Arnold mine are being made d when completed will greatly Increase facilities for loading coal Some fine pictures of leading coal operators their business bouses and coal tips will be seen in the coal edition of TUB BBS on to be published One who has been among the Southern diana strikers express s his opinion of e strike as promising to be a stubborn ntest to continue a long time Every miner who desires the Governors chair to be filled by a man of good moral character as well of ability can support Ju dge Pratt with a clear conscience Secretary Hill of the Oakbilt Coal Co made a trip north of the Ohio river last week on the lookout for new business he e x cts on account of striking miners in Southern Indiana Reports show that the strike of the coal miners in Belgium is of such proportions to cause the large iron industries oftbat country to suspend operation and that alarmedtSaid a secretary of a Hopkins county coal mine last week We bad during the past winter to return many checks sent advance for shipments of coal because we were unable to fill the orders and in many cases high prices were offered for coal Apparently the dock coal operators and dealers at Milwaukee Wfs are deler ined to resist the demands of the coal ovelers for increased pay other than that buffer SIfihlolsDo f every change In the weather Does your throat feel raw P And do sharp pains dart through your chestDont you know these are danger signals which point to pneumonia bronchitis or consumption Itself If you are ailing and have lost flesh lately they are certainly danger signals The question for you to decide Is Have I the vitality to throw off these diseases Dont wait to try SCOTTS EMULSION as a last re sort There Is no remedy equal to It for fortifying the system Prevention Is easy Scotts Emulsionprevents consumption and hosts of other diseases which attack tho weak and those with poor blood- SCOTTS EMULSION Is the one standard remedy for Inflamed throats arid lungssfor colds bronchitis and con sumption It Is a food medi cine of remarkable power A food because It nourishes the body and a medicine be cause It corrects disused conditions 5oc and floo ill drugjliti SCOTT It DOWNB Chcmliti Hew Veil G1t r CI offered20 per cent advance on the old swages Several dealers have already made reparations to put In machinery clam shells etc tot hoisting coal from vessels Secretary George C Atkinson of the St Bernard Company made Eransvllle a bus ness visit last Saturday He is keeping a close watch on the coal market of Southern Indiana at present and will be found stKentuckytberoTbo organizer is again trying to secure some followers of the United Mine Worker in Hopkins county but the result thus far Is not at all encouraging to him Few a Lreprivilege of Joining nn organization that can not guarantee them work sufficient to keep the wolf from the door A few years aKa a lodge of U M Workers was or ganized in this county but soon after went to pieces Our miners enjoy both good EblindHon G W Slooe State Mine Inspector visited and inspected several mines in Hopkins County this week He has not been in this section for t duourgent work of preparing his annual report for 1898 which will be out of the printers hands presently and ready farta distributioneffNew nachlnerjr The Crabtree Coal Mining Company of lilley has decided to put In tallrope I haulage and track scales and will add new I and more powerful boilers Mr R M Salmon general manager going to get his plant in the best possible shape during summer and will be prepared for larger business in the fall A New share The lads Coal Company Is about to sink a new shaft about threequarters of a mile west of the present shaft A new tipple will be built and the coal loaded at the new This will Pcessreach and will put the Hccla Company I aDmuch better shape for larger output ai easy handling ydurington where 2054210 tons were produced The Ohio Valley Company made 819 10 SBelltons Foreman Toombs says they are making rapid progress on the new tip at Ihe Arnold mine As mining coal and build- Ing a tip could not well be carried on at the same time the mine has been shut down so far as loading cost is concerned Yet Foreman Rule of blogready to do an Increased business when loading is again resumed 5ethe St Bernard Coal Company at South Diamond mine was here last Saturday mingling with relatives and friends Pat Dtotion the past winter on account of working thirteen hours per day extra time being made on account of rush of orders The Providence Coal Company which recently purchased the Slope mines has purchased machinery including a battery of three Sohorsepower boilers one 60 horsepower engine one kilowatt generator one 75horsepower electric motor for drawing coal from the mines and four electric mining machines which will do the work of ijo men other needed improvements are also being madeeOne of the evil results of being a member of the U M Workers is the power given one man to cause trouble and call out the whole force of miners at work at his will should he make demands and be refused Below we give an example oft he power of one man when so used which is found in a dispatch from Moweaqua III May 5 Tbe coal mlnerlcamo out oil jje shaft in a body this morning because Ihe company declined to pay the nnion scale to one company teamster A clipping from the GlobeDemocrat 1iasw this to say of tho late increase of wages of steelworkers and coal miners pubIIsbedtry mentions that in the blast furnaces in reshasrise in the past few months The advance which has Just taken place is of 10 percent In combination with the previous rise the employes of those furnaces will now get 24 per cent more wages for the same class and amount of work than tt got in 1898 On the same day that dispatch cams a dispatch from Birming ham Ala announced an advance ofty per cent per ton in the wages of Caoocoa miners The dispatch further slated that this is the third advance which has beonI made in the wages of these miners this year the entire advance being jtf percent a ton From some part of the country or other and often from several parts aim ul everydayThe special to the GlobeDemocrat below quoted contains such a just decision that we republish it Tbi according to our view Is the proper solution of the whole trouble between miner and operator Do away with labor unions and allow cc aucompanies to form associations that ill T protect both operator and miner Springfield 111 May GA verdict of not guilty was returned by the Jury this evening in the case against the members of the Springfield Coal Association charged with conspiracy and a violation of the antI- rust law which has been on trial all the week in the Sangamon County Circuit rIbewWbencourt the jury disagreed standing seven for acquittal and five for conviction The defendants were the coal companies and the operators conducting of the mines around Springfield A year ago last winter they formed an tss elation and fixed a uniform price for coil The retail paIdbywhere is in compel I lion with outside mines At the same lime the wages of the miners were advanced and contracts were entered iqto with the team lers under which they all charged the Fr- amest price for hauling coal any of Ki aiTheciation was formed fort bo purpose of cot liamingte an purpotbut5 scale demanded by the minors and to ble their employers to give them eaaIthat If the of coal gerodmines I- Ik t Twenty Years Proof Tutts LiverPills keep the bow els in natural motion and cleanse the system of all impurities An absolute cure for iqc headache dyspepsia sour stomach con ipation and kindred diseases Cant do without them R P Smith Chilesburg Va writes I dont know how Icould do without them I have hads iver disease for over twenty years Am now entirely cured Tutts Liver Pills Messrs W D Hall of Mt Vernon lad W Hethferington M Barker and W Cook Rogers Pickaway 0 are in Paducah for the purposn of cstablishiingbhandle factory ptye wonderful cure effected in my case by the timely use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I was ken very badly with flux and procured a ttle of this remedy A few it ected a permanent cure I take pleas lulllringfromDor W Va This remedy is sold by St Bornard Drugstore Earllngton Den T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles Prof J W Lytle of Owens fallingfromin a critical condition DIGEST YOUR FOOD Ninety per cent ot all kkaei U called br fo idig properly dIste4 It creates pol eons and roes jour blood and tbell yoc are liable to almot aaJ dleta tb bamaa uyutaa li belr to UM Carlstedt German Livel- owder slid watch the remits You will feet e rood effects after Uklu one dose GlT U trial asS be convinced Price 2Sc r Ottoo Sprue Gum BctamCurM Your Cough Jtntth Mosllen for Children For aate tit St Bernard Drug Store William White of Alexandria ySchoolSuperintendent ut twentytwo Bismarcks Iron Nerve Was tbe result of his splendid health Indomitable will and tremendous energy are not found where your stomach Kidneys and Bowels are out of order If you want these qualities and the success they bring use Dr Kings New Life PIUs They develop every power of brain and ody Only 35 eta at St Bernard Drug tore The State Board of Health has ordered a quarantine at Gravel witch near Grand Rivers because f eight cases of smallpox there Unfortunate People Kldne1Diseasessed remedies They should know that remedybutKidney and Bladder troubles 300 and ioo Campbell Co The first big picnic of the season will be given at the Fa Grounds in Hartford June 24 by the Masonic fraternity To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails tol ure 350 The genuine has L B Q on ach tablet Prof James H Fuqua Jr of Russellville delivered an address at Princeton to the Kentucky Edu cational Society Saturday Phillip Stacks Hirdln Ky writes I bad chitis every spring until eight years co when I nted Dr M A Slmmoit Liver Medicine II cured me I fair not hid them ilnce It li ttronier acts quicker without griping thin alJmedicine I ever used Prof Irl Hicks of St Louis arns the people in general not to- eb without storm houses as a number of cyclones are promised for the season In Bad Shape I was in bad shape and suffered a great deal with my Kidneys I was requested to try Foleys Kidney Cure I did so and In alalnNowCHARLES REPLOOLK Atwater O Bowlingo thathlVolcanic Eruptions Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy Bncklens Araica Salve cureI them also Old Running and Fever Sores Ulcers Bolls Felons Corns Warts Cuts Bruises Burns Scalds Chapped Hands Chilblains Best Pile cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches Only 35 etc a box Cure guaranteed Sold by St Bernard Drug Store The fiddlers contest that will be held in Paducah under the auspices of the Commercial Club on May 25 will draw an immense crowd on account of its novelty You cannot accompllib any work or bnilneit UpiredMedicine Edmund Hailey the English astronomer and mathematician was the son of a soap manufacturer A TIMELY HINT bloo4l1richrfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr youltLtnrPowderFor your Cols try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum algam I215riIl150Ii Nettle Tot tale by SI Bernard Drug Store The State Dental Association ofI Kentucky meets at Mammoth Cave ay When Weak Weary and Wasted Foleysdneyd Stooa bottle Campbell Cd Russellville will probably fall in ne with other Kentucky towns ti have a street fair this fall TEAcuresDspepWflIPSI3 sUon Begultteiuieliw Prloc25cla SoldbyStk Bernard Drag Store 11 b 4 LOCOMOTIYEJLASTS After a few days rest Operator Fawcelt is again back on duty Work on tha new turn table foundation f forpletion Fireman Will Urambam is now taking a much needed rest at the same time visit ing friends and relatives here Supervisor Sullivan with a large forco of men was out last Monday loading tics on tbe north end- Conductor Powers and engineer Thomas lo be unlucky on Sunday as they have recently bad two wrecks on that day We have the first railroad official or company to bear complain of expansion C that is the kind or business they believe in Mr Edward Miller has been installed as ticket agont at Henderson and former agent Ppwell Is now at work as copying cledCD tbe dispatchers office 1 aster of Trains Dovney was quite usy several days last week examining a class who were seeking promotion to tb- ositions 0 of engineers and condu9 At an early hour last Sundaymornlng the wreklog crew was called to a point about two miles tenth of Scbreo to clear the track of cars wrecked by a broken axle The last two wrecks which have occurred took place on Sunday and pres ently some one will arise and say Sunday I York was the cause There is some talk of making a big pond near Slaughtersville and locating anew tank there but as several places are being considered in that connection we can not now positively say wberd It will beA dispatch from Philadelphia says that an order for forty five locomotives from tbe Government of India has been received there the order covering various sizes in cluding many especially adapted to mining II districts 1 Tbe sectiOn houses which have been standing for twenty years or more just north of round house have been entirely demolished the past week to make room i liij or new side tracks ft Cblot Dispatcher Sheridan Master of Trains Devney and quito u number of the railroad boys were the guests of the K of P lodge last Thursday night and paifook of a fine banquet prepared by Mrs J Mj Victory The Baldwin Locomotive Works has just flnihbdIhe firt locomotive of the Ii thirty recently ordered by the Midland railway of England The locomotives will bcshipped from this city Instead of Phila because of lower rates and berth facilities here The locomotives differ from those In general uso In England In the cowcotchcrA couplers and airbrakes and in much greater capacity for coal and water New York Sun Tbe statement of estimated gross earn- Ing of the Louisville and Nnshville ropd for the fourth week of April tSshows an increase over the same period of last year of Sji34 the total for this year being 572545 For April the earnings were 1910675 an increase of 136709 From July i to the latest date this year the gross earnings were 19443611 an 4 increase over the corresponding periodof tbe preceding year of 1179000 Wanted Reliable Salesman to sell the best specialty on the market Staple affordinglargeposit required Address 925 Ma 4 jcstic Building Detroit Mich Found A curved shell side comb which can be hat by calling at this office and paying for this notice Subscribe for Tug BEK j Ii 35OSHSM3i5Oib 0I I We Iffpressionhave been talking to the readers of Titr BEE Z f I notforce rShol cI 9 aoc me pair we would call special attention now ltir v 4t havebought i Jo t J bBlucherjI 4 toetipped Yo ifI tIfl49 J9 will no peal or scar near so easily Mt Jj madeof gtv fwearingwelt which assures as much case and elegance as a bandsewed Shoe l41 for much less money We clo not claim these are the BRST 150 bit4 SHOEs In the wide wide world but we do affirm they have no supeni l I Shoet Jif49 Try Uf ii 4 J BISHOP COIII Ef I KYj IT 9srv9V 9V i t YOUR SOLICITED ORDERS Who ODDS Th iiM1 I Ask your neighbors I They aUsay that woIj haul better loads urinish best teams and al ways = t the right priceI 1Iopen All night Arnold Li It 1 b k- MMcCORDi0 i Contractor and Builder t- I IB YftARB BXPHHIB- NCBEARUMGTON L tAll Classes of Buildings made complete ready for KYjeluding the furnishing of all = mechanical and common labor PLANS DETAILS SPEOI I Price reasouable iA PICATIONSt CONTRACTS and satisfaction guaran teed Estimates cheerfully given on kindsDRAWN UP ON maelICE 1 I TNVT fV PP p VV PU Ss eis S lie C 5I SSC 5 StI1SUiUttSS e sieu III ssqes t GEORGEO rrw i iIa 1 nceetiorto hucDa 111 LIVERYFEEDSTABLE Nilti 4 7 t jltMainJEARLINGTON tl4 Ky 1 ItlrstClass Equipment and Prompt Service ioII s S SSSieepi u4s a S US14S C CSiS5SSI44t if it i H r W1444stI C II 1 J W TWYMAN i hjjStovesCASTINGS AND TINWARE r 2 IiOalvanlCopper Work ROOFING AND GUTER1NO A SPECIALTY AND SATISPACTION GUARANT6ED SiSiSIilISSSUSiSUSSmlc S SS IS U ISSSS S IWSS5SSiI 0 C i i t wTrw7 z cywr y r1 VTT9Tw I I i f E e 1 8u Dnbustru toe Cfaipe 1LOCAL NEut t fo A Circus Notq The elephants colossal grand aod great iDutHub thing his gHlai ton beguile i peanut makes him all elate tAnd gilds him with ten y udiof pleas ant smile t H rper Bazar Mrs Lizzie Myersiof Nashville Il is visiting relatives here 1 Miss Ratio Orr of Madisonvillc was in tim city laat Fridsy Z Mr Jno B Atkinson ar4vi1e spent the early part of this week t in Louisville l Mr and Mrs W G Bramham iof Hopkinsville viiitcd relatives rhero last week q 1Mrs Louis Weber and daugh ter arrived last week from Ne 1 braska as expected Mr B T Robinson of Mor iniMisses Minnie Bourland and LEthel and Lillio Evans were in iMadisonvillc Saturday i Miss Jenkins the kindergarten i J teacher of Madisonville spent 1 Saturday with Miss Sue Burr J Home grown strawberries have A been comingin hero lor some days t and tho prospects arc for a fine crop Mr and Mrs Wm McCarley went to Morganfield last Saturday to visit their daughter Mrs Wm ipHughes I ft p Rev R M Wheat went yester 1 J4dayto St Charles where he will I Rev W HArcheyin a proI t rl traded meeting r Rev W C Wilson of Hanson J pastor ol the M E Church filled this regular appointment here lastI Sunday morning and evening tit proand Mrs E A Chatten- went to Hopkinsvile Monday af fjr ternoon in response to a call say ing that the son Harford was ill oThe Knights of Pythias of Earl 7jjji ington have had much work ofI degreesV4I 4lion The double header coal trainI t photo made for TilE DEE was a ilr good one and we expect to show a handsome cut of it in our Special 111 Coal Edition 44i Mr and Mrs I Bailey and son 5 of Madisonvillc and Mrs C f Rcincckc of Belleville Illwere guests of Mr and Mrs Gco CI frAtkinson Sunday I Rev John M Crows came from Sebree Saturday evening andII t spent the evening with friends t I here returning to Scbreo on theI I midnight trainI1 Jim Gibbons who broke into the store at Darnslcy several years ago i has been brought back for trial and IS pow in jail Deputy Sherif- fi 5 Dick Rodgers captured him in I Missouri It is reported that some military I rule will work to the detriment of the 311 Kentucky Volunteers so that i there will be a delay In paying the j officers for some four months ser- i vice It is to be hoped that the l lioyd will receive their pay r promptly v A Ray fishing party from HopI r kinsville visited Earlington ald endured the rain of the Iclaywithout much success at anyI They just made a had choice of days There isnt anything wrong with Earlington orI Loch Mary or the fishing I Rev Roscoe MWheat preachedl 4at McCords school house t i afternoon last A daisy load of i Earlington people accompanied t2r him and took part in the services and conducted the singing Those Iiwho went were Misses Inez Dean Alice Wise Celeste Moore Mr and Mrs L W Rice and Mr 4 John W Twyman The preacher i was invited to make regular visits nnd repeat the services at stated tunes and he will probably go again iL OF P BANQUET Quests Handsomely Entertained By the Local Lodge The Knights of Pythias banquet given Thursday night last by Vic toria Lodge No 84 was a success in every way and offered a most enjoyable evening for the Sir Knights and their guests Some 65 men were seated at table in tile Masonic Hall where Mrs J M Victory proprietor of Hotel Earl ington had prepared an ample and delightful feast The banquet came after a time spent in prepa ration and social intercourse inI the lodge room overhead after the banquet and speaking a smoker was enjoyed in the lodge roorn The hall where the feast was spread was beautifully decorated with festoons of red yellow and blue around the walls and down the pillars A kitchen scene was appropriately arranged on the stage and the supper was served from there by a competent corps of waiters The tables were decor ated with bloomi g plants Evep the ices served at the close of the repast were as near the K P colors as could be made Each guest wore a white badge with thOt word Guest in blue printed on and marched in order into the halt When the eating was done thereI wore several responses to the for speeches and some appropos things were said by Mayor Burri Messrs I H Tee Koscoc MfWheat jnoD Atkinson Jesse Phillips Howard White and oth ersThe boys of Victoria Lodge No 84 have once again denionstratcdt their ability to do the handsomely Petty Thieves Two small negro boys were de tected Tuesday stealing copper wire from the track of the Hecla Coal Comdany The wire is in short pieces and is used to conE nect the rails together in order to complete the trolley circuit for heE electric locomotive used for haul Ing coal Irom the mines The line was disabled and a considera ble quantity of wire carried awayt Ernest Rash got hold of one of the boys and captured lila hat but the boy got away and carried his sack wire which Ernest says was as big as the boy When last seen Ernest and John Hogan were on the boys trail with blood in their eyeafHopkins County Fair Mr C C Givens announces that the Hopkins County Fair will probably be held this year earlier than usual the first or second week in August The fair will be managed by C C Givens H H Hole- dman and C O Osburn and it is believed that the conditions this year will assure a good fair Mr Givens thinks this will probably the last year the fair will beheld at the present grounds butt hopes that an arrangement may be made to establish a new fair ground somewhere on the railroad between Earlington and Madisonville The management propose tos have a clean fair as in the pasth and will fulfill every promise made to the publicaPostmasterGeneral Charles Emory Smith has stopped his work long enough to prepare for the May Cosmopolitan a paper on Great Problems in Organization for the series which the Cosmopolitan is now giving It would be i difficult to overestimate the mi1 I portance of these articles which making clear in a way never I before attempted the principles which uuderlieallorganizationb- eginning with that of each mans daily life and extending up to the 1 greatest institutions of modern fmcsYOn account ot the threaten ng storm which broke a little ater with considerable force the regular evening service at the- M E Church South was adjourned o last Sunday evening immediately d after conclusion of the Christian Endeavor exercises which were held in that church again by invitation ELEF cnrca rIaRIerSNeursgIs and Bourstomach- and Toothache Bummer Complaint Price 25 Cents Sold by St Bernard Drug Store I r i WASHING DISHES A mountain ol dIshes the arerue home wife alter a1ttt family hse dined They sri snur dlihes ace bard to ret clean with soap lid wate- rTbebat eulettlJlllck sod chCapet way to wub dih to ale a GQIw w WASHING POWDER In the dUh water II acts like magic cuts the and makeS prIeCtIy CiUllo In tact sit cleaning is ms4e eaei r by tlla great cleauaer and at hall the coil soap 4lor greateft economy puy our large paCK55C r tHEN K FAIRBANK COMPANY Chkafe StLoli NtwYwrt Q 4i r jIf9iJo it r HEAVY FLOOD Two and a Half Inches Rainfall t 4 J In1 Thirty Minutes ot A STORES INUNDATED Considerable Damage and fluch Inconvenience Felt At 3 oclock Sunday morning a heavy electrical storm broke overI Earlington accompanied by aI strong wind and very heavy rainI and hail Within the space of from twenty to thirty minutes two and a half inches of rain had fallen There followed other rainfall before morning until a total of three and sevenhundredths inches of rain was registered at the local weather station It was much akin to a waterspout and the gorge of water from the hillside on the eastern part of town inundated several I residences and stores and caused considerable loss and much incon venience to families and business menM Bt Long and J F DeVylder are the heaviest losers Mr Longsc cellar was filled and the mud stood twelve and a half inches the floor of his dining room In he cellar he had a considerable quantity of preserves syrup etc DeVylders store stood eighteen inches or more deep in water for a time and furniture and other goods floated about promiscuously He s arranging to move out until the l- loor of the building can be raised Mr Long topk 170i buckets of mud Out of his cellar and csti mates his damage to goods about Ioo DeVylder has not been able o go thoroughly through his stock but thinks he is damaged 200 or more At John Griffins residence the water got to such a stage that it stood two inches on the floor and at W B Wises there was perhaps aninch Houlihans grocery got wet floor and John Goughs reo cently filled front yardwas consid rably f washed At Mrs P BdDavis boarding house the kitchen floor was inundated Lawyer Jon son awoke but opened his eyes in- ime to prevent stepping into a slough on his floor with bare feet Robinson Bros floor was wet in the rear of the store The track scales at NO9 No II and Arnold mines were flooded Loch Mary rose seven inches in three hours and registered a rise of eleven inches in all JLuNsroRDNew Spencer Medicine Co Dear Slrs1 have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I had no appetite and my general health was very bad I took medicine from four different goodIvaluable Nubian Tea I used about two ollars worth of it and it did me more good than all the medicine I ever took I have gained tblrtyfive pounds in weight and my health is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea to the world as being a Godsend to any com Any one who doubts this state can write OSCAR OAKER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Runaways Marshal Barnett has captured here and sent home two Hender on boys who had run away froml ome One was the son of Sandy Fenwick about fourteen years old nd the other was a boy perhaps fifteen years of age The former t went home under protest but timec latter showed repentance and a contrite spirit and said lie would never try the experiment again glad to go homecn tbe spring the birds are singing As they build their summer home springingOern freightedWithHumors boils are designatedtSignals warning In the spring that tired feeling Makes you every duty shirk stealingRatherBut theres something known that will aSMan to health and vigor lead p SarsaparillaJust Mr H S Cory farm superin tendent of the St Bernard Coal Company had completed th work ofttchmgtc ton Jtho Earlingjori Madisojniviile highway from time city lirnitspf arIington to Mon arch Coal Companys property bee f6rethe flpdd of early SundaysVl tri v i JhltJQfine ponditibn An Epidemic of Whooping Cough whoopiotcough ease severe coughing spells Weihad used Chamberlains Cough very successfully for and naturally turned to time1 and found reo lelved the cough and effected a complete cur Nor wd1f6FHXNoroodfliTbl rem foreale by St D tD Drugstore Earllnglon Den T Robinson Mortons capueorgexinggStCbarles BirthstBorn to Mr and J M boydMy1A a ma p happy by the arrival of anew girl at their home last Friday triObstlnateore Cured JAS G AMHKRTpr Delia O writes 1 bad an obllaaleore on my face which everbltm tan d to hal 4fter one appliOBUOtfoi Banner Salve U began to healr eDtirelyhealed a fJ i r 1J 1 Notable Catholic Gathering From the New Haven Ky Echo The most notable gathering of Catholics that ever asscmblcdin Kentucky or in the entire South and West will assemble at Geth semani Abbey on June 8th when the monks will celebrate the lit tieth Anniversary of their arrival in America and the formation of this Abbey The Pontificial Mass will bQ celebrated by Arch Bishop Martinelli- of Washington D C the Apostolic Delegate or in other words the American Pope as he as sometimes called bb far ten other Arch Bishops and Bishops have accepted invitations to be present This list will include Arch Bishop Elder of Cincinnati The sermon will be delivered by the Very Rev James J Daugh rty L L D of the Mission of the Blessed Virgin- of New York City Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F Jt CHENEY Co Toledo 0 JCheney lieve him perfectly honorable in all busi transactions and financially able to- arry out any obligation made by their firm WEST TRUAX Wholesale Drug GISTS Toledo Ohio WALOIKO KIHKAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists ToledoO Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 750 per bot tie Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best New Mill W M Farless of Providence mas bought property in Madison yule and will put up a flouring mill there His purchase extends from Main street to the railroad near the Uncle Jack Woalfolk pond Mr Farjess is a very successful and progressive businessman and miller He has done a fine business at Providence and will be an addition to Madisonville business circles Good forthe Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hinton Ala writes us August lath 1898 I advise alt mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful I keep this medicine in the bouse and the children are ailing I give them a ose and that Is the last of It Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Paralyzed a Pig During the storm of early Sun day morning lightening struck a stable at the home of Thos Smith colored in which a pig was housed The stable roof was damaged and the pig paralyzed The animal was alive at last accounts His Life Was Saved Mr J E Lilly a prominent citizen of Hannibal Mo lately had a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death In- elling of it be says I was taken with Typhoid Fever tbat ran into Pneumonia My lungs became hardened I was so weak I couldnt even sit up in bed Noth ing helped me I expected to soon die of XingsMawrelief I continued to use it and now am well and strong I cant say too ranch In its praise This marvellous medicine is the surest and quickest cure in tbe world for all Throat and Lung Trouble Regu lar sizes 50 cents and 1100 Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store Every bottle guaranteed Called Meeting E W Turner Lodge F and A M will hold a called meeting tomorrow Friday evening for the purpose of conferring the third de gree All brothers and visiting Masons invited The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man Any one who has lad an attack of sciatic or Inflammatory rheumatism will agree hat the infliction is demoniac enough to arrant tbe belief It has never been that Chamberlains Pain Balm would cast out demons but it will cure rheumatism and hundreds bear testimony to the truth of this statement One appli cation relieves the pain and this quick re ie it affords Is alone worth many times its ost For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington lien T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles More lines have been cast in Loch Mary during the past week nd more fish have been taken out perhaps ever during a like period before Not many have been big fish but the number counts with most of those who go peolc along the shores of the lake since spring opened No Right to Ugliness The woman who is lovely in face form and temper will always have friends but keeplierheaUhrun down she will be nervous and irri table If she has constipation or kidney trouble her impure blood will cause pim ples blotches skin eruptions and a wretched complexion Electric Bitters is he best in Itm world to regulate purifyhecomplexIonIng woman of a rundown invalid Only 50 cents at St Bernard Drug Store A persimmon tree which stood t the alley next Thomas Brown ngs place on West Main street was demolished by lightning during the Sunday morning storm Those who were trying to sleep near by didnt know whether were struck or not HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad in the early ub ot prlnit bloaHom forth trees and flowers causing he chord to vibrato to till the mostdeIIgItrul of nit sprIngtime and bow do ou feel have ou that feelin 1Jpholc1Fonr1fs It ii au sickneil avoid hut 101tlIolhlallCjIIDr Carutedti German Liver Powder Take ono dote adsyat bed time for lx days then follow procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic following tbe directionaand after two week of hue real rem dle you apnallPreparewhen the germs uecetsarr and when your yatem warns you tile above These Remedies In stock M sold by St Bernard DrUg Store oJ tr 0 J Circuit Court Circuit Court is in session at Madisonvillc since Monday There is quite a heavy docket of criminal cases and of cases postponed from previous courts The grand jury is composed of the following G W Whitfield Peter Bowles J B Morgan J P Hanks C P Kirkwood W S Adams Mack Brown Ed Hampton S D Wilson Alfred Parish W J Clayton and L J CoffmanThe petit jury is as follows J D Ligon T J Lamb J T Ligon T G Chappel W E Gatlin J B Brown R R Lovan W A Ellis F E Melton Will Stennett W P Jackson Ed Eades J A Hodge J W Wood ward W R Webb John Satter field J E Hicklin B F Gunn G W Davis Three prisoners who have been at Hopkinsvillc for safekeeping while the Hopkins county jail is being built were taken to Madi sonville Saturday night by Chris tian county officers so as to be present at court They were U OBrian grand larceny Jonas Browder malicious striking John Collier malicious shooting Beat way to Invest 25 Cents zBgSNewyourNublanin my family and It is all that you claim for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever youfeelA fl LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store In Trouble PrincetonKyMay 6 Seventy five business men of Princeton have been summoned to appear at the June term of the circuit court to give reasons why they should not befined for contempt in petitioning the March grand jury not to return indictments against the insurance companies of the county for enter ing a combination to maintain rates Honesty Is the Best Policy Honest goods honest prices and honest dealings will eurely bring success Every hour proves it The last days of the nine teenth century show nothing more clearly We believe Ibis fact and our works demo onstrate our belief Our goods are war ranted to be exactly as represented that is honest our goods are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction that is honest If any article of jewelry of our manufacture does not give perfect satisfaction we will refund the monoy paid for such articles that too is honest T F DeVylder has a complete assort ment of our goods in his store for sale at prices that defy competition These goods are made from rolled gold gold filled or solid gold stock and are warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the money will be refunded W F MAIN Co Iowa City Iowa Baseball at Empire In the baseball game at Empire last Sunday between the Crofton team and the Empire Club the latter were the winners the score being 12 to u in their favorI Carters Monthly for May Carters Monthly Magazine published in Chicago and edited by Opie Read is making rapid strides in the public favor It is the only ten cent magazine in Chica go devoted exclusively to American litera ture and is supplying the need for a Western magazine Each month the magazine presents an interesting table of contents consisting of short stories sketches of travel and articles of general interest all profusely illustrated but in addition to this each number contains an ar tide of philsosophical economic or scion tiCc nature Rev W A Boone Cumberland Presbyterian minister of Madison ville has gone to Mayfield Ky to hold a protracted meeting Mr Boone has been asked to visit Earlington and preach occasionally for the benefit of a Jew of his denomination here and will prob ably be heard here before a great while CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of Ci The Southern Pacific Railway Company has ordered 3000 new freight cars and thirtysix addi tional locomotives California will ship to the East the largest fruit crop ever known Asthma In Its Worst Form Reltlved Miss MAUD DICXKNS Parsons Kans writes I suffered eight years with asthma in its worst form I had several attacks during the last year and was not expected to live through them I began using Fo leys Honey and Tar and It has never failed to give immediate relief I recom mend it to all those suffering with Asthma 25 and soc Campbell Co UtttIfur it is announced has been translated into Danishand will be published in that language in a short time It Out of Sorts Croiiand Peevlih take Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Cheerfulness will return sail life acquIres new zest Plautus one of the greatest of Roman comic poets was the son of a baker Henry Kochler 5 Company Lumber Dealers of LouisvilleKy invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale They buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS x d cars DRY or GREEN Write them d Meekison of Ohio Has Been byPeruna Congreiimna D SfcekUon or Ohio write the following letter to Dr Hartman Dr S B Uartman Columtus 0 DEAn SIn1 havo used several bottles of Poruna and feel greatly beno fited thereby 1 have been afflicted non a MKRKISOX with catarrh of tho head and feel encourage to bcllovo that continued use of Peruna will fully eradicate a disease of standingYours D MEEKISON The continued receipt of endorse ments like this for Dr Hartmana great catarrh remedy provo its value beyond question Men of prominence everywhere are recognizing the merit ol cxprcsBlon publlogood DOUBLEHEADER Handsome Photograph Made of a DoubleHeader Coal Train Will Bo Published In The Bees Special Coal Edition By courtesy of Master of Trains Martin Devncy and Chief Dis patcher W F Sheridan of the Louisville Nashville Railroad a doubleheader solid coal train was made up and run out of Earlington Saturday morning so that TilE BEE might get a photograph of this fine representative of the importance of the coal trade of Western Ken tucky with which to help along its illustrations in the Special Coal Edition soon to be issued It was a magnificent train well manned and in fine trim The crew and engines were as follows Engine No 775 J P Moynihan engineer R T Coggins fireman Engine No 756 F S Harrison engineer W R Stringfcllow fire man H B Rosser conductor Brakemen Joe Huff S A Alvey Marvin Padgett Runie Blackburn The photograph was made near the Arnold switch just across from the Arboretum at the edge of Earlington Besides the train crew there appear in the picture Chief Dispatcher Sheridan Agent Ethcridgc Mr John B Atkin son the editor of THE BEE and his son John CIIAS R WESSUAR 2303 Asbland St Evanston III writes My boy two and a half years old bad a severe cold which refused to yield to any treatment until we tried Foleys Honey and Tar which gave immediate relief and be was completely cured before using one bottle GUARAN TEKD25 and soc Campbell Co Improvements- The congregation ot the Earl ington Christian Church have de cided to paint the church on the outside and paper its walls The painting will be done first The church roof was painted last fall When these improvements arc completed the church will be one of the most attractive hereabouts The best medicine money can buy for impure blood nervousness and all stomach and kidney troubles is Hoods Sarsaparilla Bids for Painting Bids are asked for painting the Christian Church at this place Correspondece should be ad dressed to Elder I H Teel pas tar Pimples Bolls and other Iluraon appear when the blood gets Impure The best remedy li Dr H A Simmons Liver Medicine 20 CENTS GIVEN AWAY Cut this out and take it to the drug gist named below and you will receive a regular ajc size bottles of Dr Sawyers Ukatine for 5C Ukatine positive ly cures all form of Kidney difficulties DpepslaCoaBY stlpationHead tism Puffing of tbe Eyes Ukatine Cures Pimples and Blotches and makes sallow and yellow skin white Do not delay but take advantage of the great offer as thousands bear evidence of tbe wonderful curative powers of Ukatine STBERNARDDRUGSTORE Virgil the great Latin epic poet was the son of a potter Money to patent good ideas may be se cured by our aid Address THE PATENT RECORD Baltimore Md GRADUATES Earlington Public School Will Grant Diplomas to Six PROGRAM OF THE EXERCISES For the first time m the historyIi of Earlington Public plomas will be awarded six graduates j in the common school course j at the close of the present school I year Thursday May z8 1899 On the evening of that day at 730 oclock in the M E Church South the Commencement exercises will be witnessed by all the Earlington people the church will hold Handsome announcements have been printedin TilE BEE job office and sent out by the graduates and the faculty to friends at a dis tance Beautiful diplomas arc also being printed which when they shall bear the signatures and testimony of the faculty and the Board of Trustees attesting the attainments of these young gradu tales will be treasured by them among their proudest possessions through after life The six graduates who have persevered to the end and are about to finish their common school course are Misses Lillie Evans Leha Dean Myrtle Davis Lizzie Dean and Messrs Leonard Goodloe and Harry Meyers The following is the program of exercises for the closing evening MusicOverture Vandivera Orche- straInvocationRev R M Wh- eatSalutatoryLillie Evans MUSIC No Pains No GainsLelia Dean Influences of a Life MUSIC- SpanlshAmerican Myrtle DavisI War Leonard Goodloe Progress in Science igth Century Harry Meyers MU- SICMyHeroesLiilie Evans The Present at an Outlook for Youth Lizzie Dean MUSIC CONFERRING OF DIPLOMAS Address to PupllsH Boring A M MUSIC BenedictionRevIHTeelThe Sed Omnitui which translated means Not for self but for all Health Seekers- A large party of Hopkins County men are now at Hot Springs Ark having gone during the past week Jno M Victory is witl them to take a greatly needed rest and be built up by time treatment there John Bonham also of this place went last Thursday Dr Brashier of Madison yule H F Porter Will Barnett R P Morrow and a number of others are in the party John Carroll of Mortons Gap will go in a few days He is suffering with rheumatism Health Strength and Nerve Force follow the use of Dr M A Simmons Llrer Medicine which insures good digestion and AssImilation Wynns Items Wynns is a little village situated eight miles east of Red Hill Our industrious farmers are moving along rapidly planting cornThere are tobacco plants to let in this vicinityMr C Oglesby aDd son Tom who have been ill with slow fever are reported much bitter Messrs R F Eight Charley and Thomas Grace made a business trip to Greenville this week Misses Anna Stanley and Nancy E Keith visited Misses Anna and Delia Grace last Saturday night and Sunday Misses Cappie Grace and Clara Crick visited Miss Ivy Oglesby last Thursday night Ask J D Stanley and B F Oglesby where they were when tbe light went out Rev Teague did not fill bls appoint meat last Sunday U I Are you a subscriber to THE BItE You should be waflPaperW- e have some Choice Standard Patterns inW H Paper Good Goods at Reasonable Prices which will serve many house keepers as well as1 the higbjpticed Papers offered elsewhere rmAD TO SHOW YOUi St Bernard General Storei I An Excellent Combination The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy Srnui OF Fios manufactured by tho Illustratethotlvo principles of known to bo medicinally laxative nnd presenting thetasteis tho one perfect strengthen laxa l1dispellinggently yet promptly nnd enabling ono permanently every objectionable quality and sub kidneysliver IdenllaxntlveIn tho process of manufacturing figs are used as are pleasant to tho but tho medicinal qualities of tho remedy aro obtained from senna and methodJenownCo In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please remember the full name of tho Company printed on tho front of every package CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO BAN FRANCISCO CAL LOUISVILLE KY NEW YORK N T Parade by all Druggists Price SOc per bottle W A NISDB1 President O W WADDILL Cashier 3aprCins County BANK MADISONVILLE KY Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites tbe accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties finest and most secure vault In tbat section of Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fond 150000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1B87 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to bnsi talklnKlheyknow men wage earners and ta women Theres safetyIf tbe bank liagood one Theres convenience tbe money always ready and out 7 squanderingsmall sums when you have a largo sum in your pocket MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY to EompounO I prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge ofdrugs It requires the druggist drugsfreshpossible work and for compensation be must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEMsVBER WERE CAREFULVV ST BERNARD DRUG STORE tending a sketch and may ralcklr ascertain our opinion tree whether on fuyeatlon laprobtblrPatrnUble Comninnlc UonI trictti on Patent tent free Lieat B oDe for Becurlmrpatenti Patonu taken through Mann t Co recetr Xxriat netlct t o la theVScientific American AhandMtnelrlllaitratedTreeklr largest etr ealatlon any Ternn U a reari four month fl Bold UNN 3 B NnWoik Draucti Ollleo 05 J Bt Wuhtugtn D i THOS B YOUN ManllfactnrerofI 1 Boots and Shoes Repair Work a Specialty t EarlirJgtorJ cJI I wish to state to the general public that owing to the demand for new work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured tho services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville andam now pre pared to do al work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction i A Coat of Many Colors Mete T equirementsllosePhIBut What Your House Requires IS i B eX J J OJ r r PAINTSQuality f lJ ZXStBlinar4Drug stfffl 11LVV 1 i- 5 if TW5b iAGRICULTURAL PROSPERITYI Gratifying Showing for Live Stock of all Kinds From Bradstreet Though constituting the most profitable feature of the farming industry of recent years the ad vance in the price of cereals from the low point reached in tho years 1894 to 896 inclusive has not beenthe only source of agricultural prosperity This is illustrated by the figures of farm values of cattle U sheep horses and hogs compiled by Statistician Hyde of the Agricultural Department The figures are to be understood as dating re spectively on January i I8g8nnd illustrate the profitableness of th returns received in what is regarded as a side issue of the agricultural interest generally Briefly stated the rjjiiait point to an aggregate gain in the total valLO of the coun trys live stock this year over last of 108355482 or 5 74 per cent the aggregate of all live slock val ues on January i this year being 907010407 This too has oc curred in spite of decreases in the k aggregate value of mules and hogs due however entirely to decreases in the number of animals and no to decreases in value per head be cause every class of live stock without an exception shows a gain in average price The heaviest relative gain is natur ally shown in the case of sheep which show the heaviest increase in value per head In this case there is an increase in aggregate value of 1915 percent comparing with gains of 907 in milch cows 684 in horses and 419 per cent in cattle other than milch cows This latter increase in aggregate value is particularly notable in view of the fact that there was a falling off in number of 434 percent so it will be seen the in price 895 per cent hat been sufI ficient to more than make up for the numerical decrease Beef cat tle are the most valuable of the countrys live stocks 27994225 ofI them being valued at 637931135 horses coming next with a value of 511074813 and milch cows third with 474233925 In proportion to number held sheep are relatively least valuable with an aggregate of 107697520 There are fewer horses mules beef cattle and hogs than a year ago but horses are 314 per head higher milch cows 22i per head dearer mules 108 higher and even hcjgs are slightly higher than a year ago The small advance in value of sheep 29 centsI per head is in consequence small value of the animal a notable feature If the statistics point to anything it is to the inapplicability of the designation humble as ap plied to the mule In fact that animal is proved to be a veritable aristocrat among farm animals with a value per head of 4496 against 3740 per head for the horse 2961 for the milch cow 2279 for other cattle 4 50 for the hog andI 275 for the sheep It will be seen from the foregoing that while the retrograde movement in some ce reals has made that branch of the farming interest less profitable the contrary is the case with the live stock interest which still occupies an enviable position among the countrys great industries POLITICAL POINTS R W Willingham has been nominated by the Democrats of Webster county to be their candi I date for the Legislature Of course in the absense of anythingt else to endorse the reaffirmed its allegiance to the principles of the Chicago plat formIEditor Urey Woodsonis sitting up nights trying to devise some scheme to crash into the national Democratic convention but as the meeting will likely be held in the day time when everybody will be looking Ureys chances seem somewhat attenuated Lexington I Herald In commenting on Senator Goe bel the Glasgow Times administers the dose according to these three tions lie is tim fine tbe peerless party fighter tho brilliant brainy statesman the honest I incorruptible gentleman It is the last two adjectives in ii wI MEDICINEfor MILLION this paragraph which cs the woodchuck to suicide Lexington HeraldWestern Kentucky taust be well representedon the state ticket chosen in Lexington in June There ar i several sons of the sec tion who are entitled to this dis tinction and if they but ask they shall receive PaducalvSun Announcement isJ made that the Populists of Hopkins county will hold a mass mcclhg at Madison yule the first Monday for the pur pose of nominating a candidate for representative 1The Democratic State Conven tion meets at Louisville Wednes day June atst The Republican State Conven tion will meet at Lexington Wed nesday July 12 to nominate can didates for Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State At torney General Auditor of Public Accounts Treasurer Superintend ent of Public Instruction and Commissioner of Agriculture Lat bor and Statistics Need of Men and Money in Cuba From Harper Weekly The irresistible conviction is soon forced upon the student of the situation in Cuba that what the island needs most is men and money Involved in the problem- of securing them is the larger problem of the political future of the country The normal in crease in the population cannot supply the islands need of men for many many years Immigrants such as can endure the climate and can work to advantage in it must come probably from the Canary Islands or from Italy rather than than from the Southern States ofI this country The tide of needed immigration however will not set toward Cuban shores until there s reasonable assurance of the protection of human life and capital always timid will not seek investment there until there is a full guarantee from destruction or from injury ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT Fine Exhibition will be given at riosonic Hall Prof E M Hall with his gymnasium class who gave such an attractive entertainment in Madi sonville Tuesday night that they have been urged to repeat will give a similar entertainment next Tuesday night at Masonic Hall The exhibition of physical prowess will consist of work on horizontal and parallel bars tumbling wrestling boxing work with the punching bag Indian clubs etc There will be a good orchestra along and music will be furnished throughout the entertainment Admission will be 25 cents Alvin Smith who has been serv ing in Cuba as a member of the Fourth Tennessee Volunteers has been mustered out with the regiment anJ is now looking fr work in Earhngton John W Landrum- Mr John W Landrum of Graves county bas boen favorably mentioned for he Republican nomination for the office or Secretary of State Mr Laodrnm bas not announced but bit friends in Graves and the frirst congressional district are urging his candidacy and bo may stand for the nomination Mr L dram is a man of sterling integrity and ability and he bas friends in Hopkins county Released Lonnle Burden was released yesterday evening on hso bond for his appearance at next term ot court tbe grand Jury bay lug brought an indictment against him for striking Harve Tanner Burdens bonds men are Jas It Rasb D B Griffin H C Oourland and P M Moore Rich UncletlAre you always so quiet Willi- eWilhieNo but ma said shed give me a quarter if I behaved and didnt say anything about your bald head Harpers Bazar 1ProprietaryMedicine for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade A XwTork of manufnrtarliig rh mUUtb tUpana Cbtmlcat Compa- nypi4IpOfltbeInfkedtbOUIftVoa igu II piodlclnai or Iabule CODJ of co lIrlllOwdered prepatAtkts 1 1 rtoln ntaldnu one which out wen ucer tamed 10 be or more UM umout nietllcal men than DToller for Iba cur or iolatlouutsuchlilicommontoiiana a unvu their origin an tllgeatlon or I everydjMUweakri caartty tor uImi1attnr tootoIMnbIilg nnurUbmtnt rlfln DI Waite rulneI preparedIIIdror the acccplaure 01 the AcrIeai itrk thoompany 114 dowu the IrInCit I Jar or limo tu any rIimat Only Un cotccit tltIjII buutd be uaed their prparaClon should rln Iutt perfctei1 znIbod of modern cIrDce lb IaIuIipacked =ptiatwrbcti etttonand securely corked Zeii the corki Btca IUTO been of grad aahlgb In It ulmDta thai no tnanuftcturer of tbeia verldayutoppericuiiht than A mall proportion from bit output thatwould melt the cinctlnc amcinuiloni Tho lut turn of qnalltr not aurpaued Inbcautr and pcrfccltonof workmansbipIytheuri b tba aetIheirLgbuIandardandneverronuntliigtomaatbodsotrnktng commodity known Dud nell hundred thoutand dollar In rated wiltitim Cr0 yrara uiewupau r nlvrrtuutng hi Informed erT American cleUeD and lurpriulug qualttIi ilipani Tibuieu lWlDC IboultlllUI ant nitakincoburrtra of the changed conditions that buntuponI thatreaobessuperttuouiWriijIiig InIJ that thru Tabulea do not have the tendency to Iou ot quaUUe or diminution or ext widerx I for uetAl week4 or month are round to be practically as treat lid uell1cacloua M It ever p Acting upon tbeaa nnattloof and noting parUnUrlr the unimpaired prosperity of smountifpaatebariIw rora1 whichthef rtexgerlmentaIIymrthe beneotof sucll as maT deal tbem lIibouIdlIaIu1yP understni tim 4he both sonti oaly belni iii the form and zWomcc nfIr or iutItnf up The flveeut =a be bad or all dealer ft butlnanycaiaaalngfaMc tml4ttWardGdtOtlla Klpani CbamJ 00 No JOllpruce ft New York Untl the 1 tor4ocentaIicondt are to the trade aceatt al4 peddlen will U supplied at a ih = it TIlE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VII SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MAY 14 J Text of tho Ieeson John xvlll 114 Memory Verse nB Golden Text Inn llll Commentary Irrpnrcrt lT the llcv D SI Stearns Copyright ISM by D M Stearns 1 When Jesus hail slXlken thcsowontl- lIo wont forth with Ills disciples over tho brook Ccdron It Ito hod oaten tho last Passover with them Ilohml Instituted tho supper which they should keep nun memo rial of Him till Ho should como nln Ho had spoken unto them tho words of chap ters xiv to xvi after ho had washed their feet Ho had prayed for them they sang A hymn Mark xlv 29 anti now In tho night Ho goes forth with them to Gcthscm alma Ho la rejected by Ills own people whom Ho came to bless ills ion Israel Ex Iv 22 Hos xl 1 nnd they have do termined to kill Him SJ Josusofttlines resorted thither with Ills disciples Hcnco Judas knew well the place Ono of tho many times that Jcsun went thither Is doubtlcts mentioned in John vlll 1 when every miui wont unto Ids own house but Jesus went unto tho Mount of Olives Ho Mill that there were tlmw when tho Son of Man had not where to lay Ills head Luko Ix C8 8 Judas nnd lila band camo with lan terns nnd torches and weapons John makes no reference to tho events in tho garden before Judas came tho agony the conflict tho thrlco repeated prayer and tho sleeping disciples which arc mentioned by tho other evangelist Perhaps tho recol lection of It wfl too much for John and ho could noO wrtto it4 They did rot liaro to look for Him with their lanttms nor use their weapons to tnko Him Ho know nit that should como upon Him and Ho went forth to meet them saying Whom sock yorIO Ills hour had como to boar our sins antI Ho was ready to give Himself up His prayer in tho was answered Ho was do llvcrcd from dying thcrean angel strength ened Him and Ho was ready to go on to tho cross and finish tho work Ho know It nil before Ho loft Ills homo in glory Ho saw Ills own sufferings when Ho by tho shedding of blood provided tho coats of skins for Adam nnd Evo In Eden Gen 111 81 6 In answer to ills question they said Jesus of Nazareth Ho Instantly ro plied II I ton Ho or moro correctly I am for tho word ho Is In Italics Indi sating that it Is not in tha Greek Ho used tho name by which Ho had made Himself known to Moses and to Israel I Ex ill 14 It is often so in this gospel If you will notlco It see chapters IT 20 vIII 24 etc 0 They went backward noel fell to tho ground Ho did nothing to them Ho did not touch them but only said I guni Oh tho power of His word How lIttle wo appreciate itl How little wo know Itl It created tho worlds brought Israel out of Egypt overthrew tho Egyp tians There is nothing too hard for him These would Iiavo boon all dead men they would never have risen to their feet again had Ho so willed it Yet they thought to tako lm Iry force They thought to kill Him tho Prince of Lifo 7 8 Again Ho naked them and they answered tho same as before Ho said I ham told you that I am If therefore yo Book mo let these go their way Ho yielded Himself to them but would savo Ills disciples from them Ho saved others Ho could savo Himself if Ho had willed it but Ho could not HIVO Himself and others too 110 gavo Himself up for us that wg might live Ho laid down Ills life for us 9 Of them which thou gayest mo I havo lost none This Hq lied said In Ills prayer in chapter xvII 13 Then Judas was never given to Him ho was never ono of Ills sheep never a saved man for ills sheep can never perish no power can pluck thorn out of Ills hand John x 2729 Ho will never lose any of Ills property So wo may keep on singing I know whom I have believed nndam per suaded that Ho is ablo to keep that which I havo committed unto Him ngnlnst that day II Tim IJ 12 A lady told mo re cently that sho felt so sorry for Judas bo cause ho had to do these things and could not help It Wt must remember that God is lovo and wlllcth not tho death of any sinner 10 When Jesus said Ho that hath no sword let him sell his garment and but ono Luko xxll 30 I think Ho was lug them for when they said Lord behold hero are two swords and Ho said It Is enough Ho certainly did not mean tho 12 to ham each a sword Although there were but two Simon Peter carried ouo of them And now see tho uso ho makes of it Many a blundering Christian has hindered others from hearing tho gas pel slnco tho days of Simon Peter Aro wo by our lives and our testimony helping or hindering those who should bo hearing of Him who died that they might liver 11 Tho cup which My Father hath given Mo shall I not drink m Jesus told Peter to put up his sword and Ho touched Malchua car and heated him Luko xxII Cl Tho weapons of our warfare are not carnal What n blessing that our Lord can so easily remedy our blun dcrlngsl Hut see what our Lord calls all this tho betrayal of Judas tho hatred of tho rulers erotho cup which My Fa ther hath given Mo Compare Acts Iv 27 28 and learn from our great example to sea God in everything and to accept all things pleasant or otherwise 12 They took Jesus and bound Him Judas actually kissed Him Mark xlv 45 And Jesus suffered it merely saying Botmycth thou tho Son of Man with a kiss Luko xxII 48 Oh how much Ho bore for us What unjust conduct anti seemingly unendurable indignities And wo who bear His namo nod rejoice to bo redeemed by His precious blood find it so hard to tear just a llttlo for Him and when it Is anything very unjust or unkind we are to refuse to put up with It forget ting Him who when Ho was reviled ro Tiled not again when Ho suffered Ho threatened not leaving us an example I Pot II 23 18 Having bound Him they led Him away to Annas first tho fatherinlaw of Calaphas tbohlgh priest Thus Ho was brought as a lamb to the slaughter and as a sheep before her shearers is dumb so Ho opcncth not Ills mouth Iso llll 7 Just think of tho hands being tied that were over being stretched forth to heal nnd bless nnd ungodly men leading to death their Creator and Kbdocmcrl It was all in tho plan for our redemption and must bo carried out 14 This Calaphas as tho high priest bad been permitted on ono occasion to utter a prophecy that Jesus would dlo for tho nation chapter xl 4052 but it was by tho Spirit of God ho said it Do not think this strange for consider tho won derful words uttered by the Spirit through Balaam nett the Devil Tho great enemy of God and roan is of courso tho sworn too of every good work Among tho causes which ho heartily hates and persistently opposes is that which carries tho glad tidings of salvation to tho heathen and seeks to lift up to life find hope tho benighted of tho earth Missions to tho heathen are 80 entirely unselfish in such perfect ac cord with tho purposes of heaven anti likely to bo HO Influential in extending tho reign of tho Lord that it is not won derful tho great conspirator plots and schemes and strives in every conceiva blo wuy to discredit anti defeat all such enterprises Lutheran Observer Geatureat Veraaa Thoughts Tho orator who makes gestures BO waving and graceful that attention is called to them will often excite admi ration lint commonly there will bo a correspomllnK decrease in the hearers estimate of the orator as n thinker anti a truth telerChrlsUutl Register PI SO S CUR E FOR SliMKBfflCTB CONS UMP hJUI IHH ICUIHfUl4l UIHSUISl s 1o1o1o11o 1d thhtthI 1o1 1 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED IMiners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE I1- T m General Office Earlington Kentucky 1 iIrBrFJrJlcl Offices IjjJAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Paducah 3 Tennessee Kentuck iIt 327 Ria1toi3 THE FAMOUS ND 9 COAL iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables i used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE IiMARKET1 I BRUSHED COKE FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURMGES I j Ml Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN IARDCRUSHED COKE for a much less price One of the Crushed Coke will dp the same work as y one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY S i 85 5 1 a jVj8s ssSa SSjstS 11 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Foplo For the Week DeRlnntne Mnr 7 Comment 1ir Iter S II Doyle TOPIC Patient continuance tn well doing Rom II Ml In this passage Paul points out to the Jews tho fact that they need not hopo to escape Gods judgment simply because they aro Jews In judgment bo declares that God is no respecter of per Sons but renders to every man ac cording to his deeds to them who by patient continuance in well doing seek for glory and honor and immortality eternal life but unto tbem that are contentious and do not obey the truth but obey unrighteousness indignation and wrath tribulation and anguish upon every soul of man that doeth evil of the Jew first and also of the gentile There are many discouragements to patient continuanco in well doing Difficulties are constantly putting them selves in our way In the first enthusi asm of our faith it is easy to meet anti overcome them but as our religion becomes moro of an accustomed thing with us it is not so easy to do so Thoso for whom we labor ore often ungrateful and forgetting for a time that we are laboring primarily for Him who died for us wo become faint hearted and wearied Results are often not as apparent as wo think they should be The master builder is encouraged by seeing his building constantly growing the artist joys to see his picture developing before him but be who labors in spir itual spheres very often has not tho en couragement apparent results and this is discouraging Theso and other things aro thorns in tho flesh of con tinuance in well doing and specially so in patient continuance But thcro aro also encouragements to even patient continuance in well do- Ing Tho greatest of these is time assur ance of the reward for our patient con tinuance Eternal Ufo Paul hero declares to bo tho reward and since it is a gift of God it is positively assured to us In duo season wo shall reap if we faint not Due season is Gods season and wo may safely leave the time with God knowing for a certainty that in His time and in His way tbo roward is suro to como This fact should be a great inspira tion to patient continuance in well do- Ing All depends upon it The race is never won until the goal Is reached To begin well to run well for a time and then to drop out means to fail Faithful to death should be our watchword for it is nnto those who are faithful unto death that a crown of Ufo is promised That crown is also at death Here tho cross yonder tho crown hero tho church militant yon der the church triumphant Bo thou faithful unto death Bible Readings EccL ix 10 lea xl 2881 Math xxv 3140 John ix 4 xv 10 Rom v 15 xii 111 1 Cor x 81 xv 58 GaLiii 110 CoL ili 17 II These ill 13 Heb vi 1015 Rev iI 10- Salvation Only Through Christ Is faith in this truth outgrown t Some say so lInt tho proofs point to tho contrary When forced to a frank declaration those who pin their faith on worthy attainments in character und service such as they claim wo can make for ourselves have to acknowledge that tho best men have their faults No ono can bo trusted absolutely and always for ho sometimes lacks wisdom It never virtue Wo do not and cannot often attain to any exalted standard of excellence nnd never reach perfection If then tho best men cannot save others or even themselves who cant Nobody excepting Jesus Christ anti Ho can and does Ho claimed this when Ho was on earth anti Ho began to make good tho claim then anti has been proving it ever since It is as truly a matter of fact of ordinary human ex perience thnt there salvation in Jesus Christ und that nobody knows of any other opportunity of being saved than through Him as the fact of birth or growth or death It lies been regarded and discussed altogether too much as a matter of philosophy and theology It is much more a matter of solid prac tical everyday fact Congregation Alld Official Call for Republican State Covention At a meeting of the State Cen tral Committee of Kentucky held at the Louisville Hotel in the city of Louisville Ky April aoth 1899 it was ordered that the Re publican State Convention be held in the city of Lexington on the 12th day of July 1899 at 2 oclock p m for the purpose of nominat lug Republican candidates for following State officers to be theI for at the November election to wit For Governor Lieutenant Governor Secretary of State At torney General Auditor of Public Accounts Treasurer Superintend ent of Public Instruction and Commissioner of Agriculture and StatisticsThe of representation in saidconvention shall be one Vote for every 100 votes or fraction over 50 cast for James G Bailey at the November election 1897 The various county committees shall arrange conventions or pri mary elections for the eclection of delegates to attend said conven tion the manner of selecting delegates to be left entirely to the county committees Under the basis of representation the various counties will be entitled to the following vo- tcAdair15 Allen I- SAndenon8 Dalfard3Ba- rren 16 tia- thBell13 14 Boone 4 Bourbon 20 lloyd19Bo- yle 13 DrackeDloDr- eatbltt 8 Lireckinridgoao Bullitt 5 Butler17Cal- dweH 13 Galloway 5- Campbell49 Carlisle 2 Carroll 5 Carter21Ca- sey 14 Cbristlan4Cl- ark 17 Clay 17 Clinton 7 Criltenden IS Cumberland 9 Davicss14Ed- monson 9 ElliottiiEs-tlii 5 Fayette28 Fleming39 Floyd it Franklin 14 Fulton a- Gallatin 3 Garrardf2Gr- aDI 12 Graves 8 Grayson 17 Green 1- 2GreeDup16 Hancock 9- Uarl1inlo Harrison 13 Harlan 6 lIars 17 Henderson 16 HenryIIlick- maD I 4 Hopkins Jacksonia Jefferson201lei- samine 10 John- sonKenton45 16 Knott J 4 Knot 20 Lame I Laurel14 Liwrence 19 Leslie 7 Leo 8 Letcber 7 Lewis 2- 1Lincolni6 Livingiton 7 Logan20 Lyoo 7- Madlson27 MagoEfin la Ueade 6 MarlonIMa- rsball I 2 Mai- tiaMason23 7 McCrackenls McLean 7 Menifea 4 Mercer ii MetcaUe Monroeii Montgomery is Morgan 9 Mublenberg 1- 8NelsoD9 Nicbols1- 1Ohio2 Oldbam 4 Owen 7 Owsley Pendietocij Perry 8 Pike 21 Powell 6 Pulaski 25 Robertson Rockcaslleiz Rowan I Russellze Scott 13 Shelby14 Simpson 5 Spencer 3 Taylor I Todd17 TriggiiTri- mble a Union 6 Warren 22 Valblnglo- n14WDe1I VebsterIVb- ltley I 21 Wolfe 6 Woodfordra Total 1694 C M BARNETT Chairman R L GWATHMEY Secretary Pro tern Clever Artifice of a Qoldniner From Harpers Weekly As the top layer of earth was re moved by the miner a foot or so would thaw out each day The diggings being shallow it was not difficult to opeu up a claim in the smaller gulches On the bars in the larger watercourses it was not feasible to thus turn the water aside The gold was found to ex Rial out tH ota Iigiathi lUng out the false 1tIIIC Ii tile trMIWe bring to you tha DeW ID4 true trot tin piney forests of Norway f DR B LLSI PineTarHonoy aprovtbyscienceCure for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary coughworn Lungs are IIaJrated the microbebearing mucus Is cut J cause of that tickling Is removed and the Inflamed membranes are healed and soothed to that theteJIs no Inclination to cough SOLD BY ALL GOOD DBUQQItltl Bottlot 0111250t 60o mat too MsM u51IAM8YEAIISOID IS p andnevrnej- aa 1 SURI YOU GET remedy equal to r lIeus KItllfvmqlllck alllldcolda 1inelPr kM s PIusTsr4husy wltronsMI f LIOIcSI- Mk = I o tend in many places underneath the water Unable to follow this pay streak such claims had to be abandonedFire means of thawing spots touched by the suns rays had not been tried without success at Cassiar bar The idea was regarded as only a bos wild notion though now there are claimants for the credit of the first use of the method that was to revolutiouize mining in the Yukon- A certain miner on Forty Mile Fred Hutchinson by name was working a bar where the pay ex tended under the water so that he had to abandon it Being loath to do so however and besides being of a practical turn like all the old timers he conceived the following plan After the stream had begun to freeze Hutchinson began to chop the ice above that part of the bar he wished to work being careful not to break through As the ice froze downward he continued to pick Wherever the pick acci dentally broke through he left it and used another pick till the first one was frozen in solid When he reached the gravel he had a perfect cofferdam of ice around him Then he built a fire on the groundand thawed the gravel Hutchinson did not put his discovery to much practical use The next winter however his neighbors took it up and from that time a few miners began to work in winter Even these were regarded as fools by the rest who preferred the dull idleness of the cabins Some of the miners used to saylilts getting to be as bad in here as it was outside work winter and summer bo- thuroIoiedifiens 4 L pettamingGsa ALlziDDta Earltncton Ky r Barllngton Normal School doling Tbe Normal school of which Rev C ML Fisher D D il president will close with appropriate public exercises at Ma tonic Hall May 17 and 18 An attractive program has been arranged for both even logs consisting of music recitations etc On tbe second evening Thursday May 18 refreshments will be atrved The admission is 10 coots without supper 35 cents Including supper Mrs Julia Ilradlay has moved to St Louis to live- Mortons Gap people turned out largely with the EarllriKton people Sunday John Radford was hurl in the mines Monday If you wnt to see a lout rico not to shooting around John PoirIer Hey wood Bradley ran into the lake Remember Iba Operetta lo ba given by Public School children lbs igth iiM mission to cents Tickets on sale ntSI Bernard Store d The OJd Fellows sermon was welt attended Sunday The talker AViJI ttosj was toad TV Rev Anderson ik conducting a meeting berotblsWeek UncloAUcn Tyre was found dead Thurs day April 4 as announced In TUB Lies of aTibo181Ilodultrloullbad lived here for nineteen years His wife and ona fiirl are buried here H6 leaves behind three lrJirone boy and lbreograndcblidrcqfbraournfals death TwI bsa grand picnic hero tim 24th of une by the Masons Remember the club tonight and coma 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