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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 11, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899051101_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 11, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. V 'fvrv si TENTH YEAR CLIFTON J. PRATT. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1899. NO. 19 This is why such a man as Judge Pratt is in the gubernatorial conMr. Pratt, by the by. is test. praised not alone by his party Some of the IhlnRS Being Said papers. The Owi'nsliqro thus speaks if him: " "Judge Prali Utterances of Cuban Asscmblist About Him by the Press. is a very aminbh-urn cabin ami Leaders that Have an Incultured gtnili man nnd a man ol cendiary Flavor. FAVOU. UECBIVED WITH CAMHOACV more than ordinary ability. His record is a clean and bonis t otic. ' papers have ARE CLOAKED IN DIPLOMATIC PHRASE. Wash-- ' Other Democratic Favorably Atentloned at been just as flattering and as honIngton, and Finding New est. Paducah Sun. Their Effect, However, la to Friends Dally. Strlkea are Sprend-InREBELS READY TO SURRENDER den. Ilrooke Cornea to the Heaeue of the Slatera of Charity, All Agree He Poiksms tbe Qualification! Thn Und of the Wur In the fhllln- Threatened with ISipnlalon. of a Strong Candidate. lilnea nrllrvoil to be Clone nt Ilunil. Havana, May 7. Uttenances by Gen. Lncrct and other of the assembllst Washington, Mny C 'ihe surrender lenders are published here, which Republican The first prominent in the State, who has not in the of Agulnnldo Ik believed to be close at might be regarded as intending to inlinnil. Dispatches which were received flame the minds of the Cubans against past been identified with any lac , Kncour-nvcOutlmr- in i THE BEEF INQUIRY Kludtnira of tho Court n T REPORT, Approved the Irealdent lr Kxcoutlve Mnilo Public Order. rr ir t r tion, to boldly Some out for Judge Pratt is Justice W. H. Holt, of this city. In a conversawith several officials, tion 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 particular faction or set of politicians, and that such a man was Judge Pratt. lie said that the Judge was not only worthy of the support of every member of his own party, but that he would draw to him on account of his ability many Democrats from the section of the State where he resides. The opening gun of the Republican campaign for the office to which Judge Pratt aspires will be fired at Owensboro tomorrow, when the first county convention to select delegates to the State Convention will be held. Though Pratt is the only announced candidate in the field, a fight is expected over the selection oi the delegation. His friends say they will secure instructions for him over the opposition of Collector Franks', who wants the delegation to go to the convention uninstriictcd, but friendly to the candidacy of Attorney General Taylor or some one of the other probable candidates should Taylor not enter the race. Frankfort dis. patch to ex-Chito-da- Courier-Journal- I'iir Earlington Bek ol yesterday contains the formal announcement of Hon. C. J. Pratt, of this ye terdny by the president foreshadow n more clearly tlmn any previous the Impending collapse of tho Tngnl rebellion. These messages, for sulllclent reasons were not made public. They related to the negotiations in progress between the Amerlran commission and tl.c representatives of the Filipinos. Publicity of their contents lit this time would not be politic. Hut the state-u.eIs warranted that these latest s give the president increased con-M- il luce that thecoutlnuanee of thu war tf U o matter of n very short time, not more than n day or two. The messages which Inspired such strong hopes came from President Bchunuan. They were the subject of an Immediate conference at the White House. In them the bead of the told of the progrens made with the Filipino representatives. It appeals thut while tin: American tioops have been pushed forward, and some sharp skirmishing lias iuken place, the negotiations for peace liovc been going on at the name time. The rebels asked for an armistice. Theli request was refused. The forward movement continued. this. Instead of breaKing off negc? Hations, has neemed to increase the dell re for peace. The Togals are ailing back as the Avnerleaun udvance. Their rtristance Is nothing like whnt it wan they raised the white Hag anil tent to ask terms. Their spirit la btoken. 9 l'tcsldent Hchurinan, who ban never been optimistic on the problem, cabled yentcrday to the president the belief of the commission that Agulnaldo Is riudy to surrender. infor-iiiillont per-hupcom-nilihle nil-vl- ct the United States, and to incite them to outlawry. Gen. Lacrct Quoted. Gen. Lncrct is quoted as saying that, while he has no doubt of the honorable intentions of the United States towards the Cubans, troubles and misunderstandings arise through the ignorance of the department commanders as to conditions in Cuba. The general is nlso reported to have said that he could not sec how the lower classes would be able to live during the year. The crops it re not harvested, business is dull nnd industries at a standstill.' The capital of the islanders Is hoarded while foreign capital is timid. Obliged to Steal. Would The general said ho was confident Hint starring Cubans would soon be obliged to steal in order to keep body und soul together, and that were they to steal his property ho could not blame them. As for the $3,000,000 sent from tho United States as payment of Cuban soldiers, tho money would soon bo spent in saloons and give no substantial help. Talk like this, which by other prominent Cubans, is believed to be causing outlawry. r .i ' city, as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor. Judge Pratt has had the matter under consideration for several weeks during which time he has been warmly solicited by prominent members of his party from different sections of the State. He received such strong assurances of support that he felt he could not afford to decline to allow his name to go before the convention. I I SI?fe - publicans could make a stronger selection under all the circumstances, but still feels that the honor, while a great one, will also be an empty one for Judge Pratt, should he receive the nomination, as we believe he will. Madison-vlll- e Hustler. . The Hustler doubts if the Re- Judge Clifton J. Pratt, of Madisonvillc, has anEx-Circu- it nounced himself as a candidate for Governor, subject to the action of Judge the Republican party. Pratt is a loyal Republican and stands high n the ranks of his party, never having been implicated in any of his party's "muddles." He is a fine lawyer, a polished scholar, and a high toned gentleman, and should he be made his party's nominee, he will command the entire strength of his party. Livinston Banner. a U ru !&& . His Republicanism has been tried He has and is unquestioned. never been weighed in the balance and found wanting. He is a high toned Christian gentleman and there is not a man in Kentucky who knows Judge Pratt but what can testify to his honesty, mtegrity and ability. There are few if any better lawyers in Kentucky. He is eminently qualified for this position and should the party honor him with thu nomination, he will make an honorable and aggressive fiht to win. Princeton Republican. has authorized the statement that his name will go before the Republican convention as a candidate for Governor. Judge Pratt has seen service in the State Senate and on thu bench of his Judicial district and his fitness for the position to which he aspires is Hartford Repubunquestioned. lican. tonville, has announced himself a candidate for the nomination for governor. So far this is the only announcement and may be the only one (or the head of the ticket As to Judge Pratt's ability In per lorn) the duties of an executive, no man would even doubt, nor would any person. who knows him, question his moral standing, cul ttopKins-villture and renncmeut Messenger. a There is no cleaner man from the Big Sandy to the Mississippi. Judge Clifton J. Pratt, of Madi-sunvill- e Judge Clifton J. Pratt, of Madi w Striken arc .spreading. The stoyc-dorat' Clenfuegos have again quit work. ' Gen. Wilson has ordered that the reservoirs and tanks of the Clenfuegos aqueduct be cleaned. They are in a flllhy condition, and to that source is attributed a large percentage of the illness In Clenfuegos. flov. Ilronko to the lleaene. The Sisters of Charity of Matanzas, who hovo liecn occupying the home owned by Ilcnflcicncia, n charitable society, huve been ordered fo move out. Maj.-GeIlrooke, the governor general of Cuba, was asked to intervene and telegraphed to the Beneficlen-cl- a ofllclals forbidding the expulsion THE TWENTIETH KANSAS. of the nuns, who arc under American protection. I'roiuotera In the Kmuoim Ileiclnirnt Want to Ilnlld Walton Honda. . of Jayuawkera Kotr la the Fifteen district-)- , comprising 70 Vilhllliulnea. llages, have petitioned for nuthority to Topeka, Kos., May 0. Gov. Stanley build wogon roads, to establish comhas made the following promotloua in munication between various points the Twentieth Kansas, on recomincii' and to furnish needed employment for lalvorcrn. dution of Gen. Fred J. Funstou: Gen. Ilrooke has ordered that in fuWilder 8. Mctcalf, of Lawrence, Junior major, to be colonel, vice F. J. ture soldiers dying shall be buried in the military cemetery at Mnriano inFunston, promoted. Wllllum It. Ilishop, of Sallna, cap- stead of in the colonial ccmotcry. tain Co. M, to be Junior major. Terrlfle ICxploalon nt n I'lre. Daniel F. Craig, of Garnett; Ural Wooiisocket, It. L, May 8. All the lieutenant of Co. E, to be captain in buildings connected with the Woon-cckplace of Wm, II. Ilishop. driving park were burned yesKdward J. Hardy, second lieutenant terday afternoon, and 50 pounds of of Co. II, to succeed Lieut. Craig. dynamite stored in one of tho stables C&mIus E. Warner, of Ft. Scott, exploded, shaking tho country for of Co. F, to bo second lieuten- miles around. At the time of the ant, vice Hardy. A. C. Stair, the caretaker of the John C. Murphy, of Leavenworth, par;, was in an adjoining building 20 sergeant Co. C, to bo second lieutenftct away, and only received n few ant, vice Wm. II. McToggurt, of Co, (J, bruises, although a similar structure killed In action. thn same distance away, on the other TO REPLACE HAMPTON'S HOME. lid i of the explosion, was completely demolished. People of South Carolina Moving lo Dr. Win. Wkltncr Qnddlnp; Desd. Heytaee the Home of Gen. Wnilo Worhlngton, April 7. Dr. WinWhitHamilton, Ileeentlr Darned. ney Godding, nged 08, superintendent ;overumcnt hospltnl for the InCharleston, S. C, May 0. The. burn-o- f of the rifed sane, at that institution. For Gen. Wade llampton'B homo at Milltlino he had been suffering from wood, near Columbia, Tuesday night, kidneys, combined has excited warm sympathy through- an affection of tho tho state, and a conference has with chronic dist.so of cause heart, out the of his which was the immediate alreudy been held here to take Immediate steps towards replacing the death. burned structure. The sentiment of Two Bleu Drowned. regard for Gen. Hampton Is universal San Francisco, "ay 8. By tho throughout the state, and it appears of ft boat off Bclvidcrc point that the desire that it shall take prac- yesterday Frank; J. Grimm nnd Hertical shape is not confined to Charles- bert G. Edwards were drowned. Dr ton. A considerable sum has been Alien nnd II. O. Haydcfclt, who were raised in Darlington, and probably a! ho in the boat nt tho time of the acevery county in the state will follow cident, were saved. Darlington's example in less than n Attempted Wife Murder and Suicide. week. Iltrlln, Wis., Muy 0. August Smith MORE MONEY FOR THE CUBANS a ghrdenar nnd fruit grower, attemptan axe while kill The United Mates, It la Aaaertetl, ed to were Ids wife with at supper last night, and they Wll Advance Forty Sllllluna, Tuk- uJtrward tried to commit suicide lucr Ihe Cnatoma aa Security. with tho same weapon. York, May Q. A Havana speContinued to Improve. New cial to the Herald says: Washington, May 0. On tho final rolls of the Cuban army, Hobort continues to improve slowly, he submitted to Gen. Brooke by Gen. ci.vl hopes ore entertained by memben Gomez, there arc 37,000 names. Tho fu- of tho family that lie may be stronj ture Cuban Itupubllc, when organized, enough to bo moved to tho seaside will assuma un indebtedness of within several weeks. (o pay the Cuban military nnd, Slxcted In a DUnhled Condition. civil employes. This money will bo London, Mny 8. A dispatch frort ndwmccd by tho United States, thq ai being pledged as security. Belfast aya a steamer, apparently dls cuhtoms sighted in a Gen. Gomez will give, out vouchers for Allon liner, has been tight miles cast ol the actual $3,000,000 In cash furnished ubled condition 2i miles north of BelGicntirni, about by the United States. fast. I'eucu III Veneauvln. To Entertain the l'eaco Delegate Caracas, May 0. Vcoce is how The Hague, May C Tho Becqnc In Venezuela. chamber of the states general adopt Gen. llnnion Gucrra. formerly Vene74 to 4, n for tht zuelan minister of war and marine. e;, by a vote of delegates credit penqt to the revolution last Februv rwepllou of tho who started the ory, bus been Anally severely defeated confernce. "N Terry Belmont nnd Lady. oy me government iruujis, mm uua es J Ltxington, rty.Vitoy $. flori. ijcrrj caped into Colombia. Belmont and wlfo go to Beaumont Cable Interrupted. to uccept the hos New York, May 0. The Commercial stock farm Tuesday Mrs. Hal V. Hcndlj Ci.blp Co. has Issued the follow.iug no- pitollty of Mr. and for n week or ten days. cablebe-twee- n tice: "Wo ure advised thut the f Hollo und I'nciiloa (Philippine Q. A. R. Encampment. htlunds) Is interrupted." The encampment of the KenThe Vixen OrdereiTto lllue Held. ' tucky Department of tho G. A. R. Washington, May 0. An order has! been made by the navy .'department takes place at Glasgow, May 23d, for the Immediate dispatch of the ron-- J and is attracting great interest. verted yacht Vixen to llluenelds, Nic A large delegation of veterans is aragua. The Vixen la now a loromiaui expected. light-dragunlioat. cs et scr-gec- nt e enp-sifcin- g Vicc-l'rcsldc- nt ft Strike ore Spreading. Washington, May 8. By direction oi the president, who approves tho findings, Acting Secretory of Wnr Mclkle-Jchyesterday made public the report and findings of tho military court appointed to investigate tho 'cliorgei Miles, commanding made by MaJ.-Gethe nrmy, that the beef supplied to the nrmy during the war with Spain wai unfit for the use of the troops. Importntit Features of the neport. Tho most important features of tin report ore: Tho finding that tho. general's allegations that tho refrigerated beef wns treated with chemicals were not established; that his allegations concerning tho canned fresh or ennned roast beef wero sustained as to its for food as used on transports nnd as a field ration j censure of Gen. Miles for "error" in falling to promptly notify the secretory of war when he first formed the opinion that the food was unfit; censure of the commissary general (then Gen. Kagan) for tho too extensive purchased of the canned beef ni an untried ration; censure of Col. MittiB, of Gen. Miles' stoft; the finding that the packers were not nt fault and that the meats supplied to the army were of the same quality an those supplied to the trade generally, nnd the recommendation that no further proceedings will be tnken in the premises. The Ilntlnn an a Whole. Speaking of the ration an ft whole the court says: "As to the effects of the food supply, having regard to both sufficiency and quality, It seems to bo clearly established that the ration as supplied, without modification, to the troops ccrvlng in the West Indies, wos by no means adapted for use In n tropical climates. This, in the opinion of the of tho ration should have manifested Itself by Its failure to keep the troops, which untwisted upon it, in the best possible condition for servico in hot climates. This, in tho opion of the court, in fully established In evidence. The insufllclcnfcy of the. food supply in C(iba nnd tho" irregularity attending Its distribution, due primarily lo n mnrked deficiency in transportation facilities and conditions of weather nnd the roads, appeared, to some extent, ns causes of 'disease among the troops, who were thus insufficiently nnd irregularly subsisted." The report closes with the following n. long-continu- Royal jfiBSOLUIEIvfelJRE novti uutma MwH Baking Makes the food moreclelicious and wholesome eo., ctw voc Ran a Train Almost to the American Outposts, Destroyed, a Section of Track and Escaped. A I ui SUCCESSFUL GUNBOAT Good -- EXPEDITION, IE NIS DISPATCH TO ins Recently-PublisheADJI.-GE- OTHERWISE UNNOTICED, Fred Bronstcln, of Knhokla, Mo., was hanged for tho murder of his wife. Tho great council of the order of Bed Men is in session at Bloomlngton, IH. Sensational reports to tho effect that the president's health is falling seriously aro denied. Tho stork is expected to visit the czar's castle, at St. Petersburg, about tbe 20th of the month. Judgo Spencer, of St, Louis, refused to grant a singlo divorce out of 14 cases on his default docket. Col. Dubois has been promoted to bo colonel in command of the First regiment, now at Manila. The government has provided n new flog for Cuba n blue and white for use In the coasting trade. Gen. Davis has nrrived at San Junn, l'crto Rico, and has relieved Gen. Henry of the military governorship. Italy has decided to reimburse China n bay. Tho for the seizure o'f sum to be paid Is said to be 8,000,000 lire. Another meeting of citizens opposed lo the continuation of war in the Philippines is to be held in Chicago before Ihe en of the month. Notice has been issued of n conference of the Democratic national to bo held nt the Planters ho ttl, St. Louis, May 23. Edward L. Dwycr, a promoter of New York city, has filed n petition in bankruptcy, with liabilities scheduled nt f252,035 and no assets. The American Geographic society will present to Sir John Murray, of the Challenger expedition, n medal, Ambassador Choatc officiating. Charles A. Young, of Springfield, O., brckc 211 straight inanimate targets nt unknown angles at Peoria, 111., thus breaking the world's record. Fire in New York city damaged the y furniture factory of Levi Abrahams, at 3S8 mid 3C0 Broome street, to the extent of $100,000. J. Ogden Armour, son of P. D. dcqlnrcs that tho report that his father had been stricken with apoplexy at Hamburg is utterly untrue. Indications now point to the success of the scheme to form n gigantlo carpet trust to control the product of the factories in the eastern and middle Call-fornn, San-Mucom-hiittsix-storAr-hio- Gov. Thomas of Colorado So Char- - Ren. MaoArthnr Failed to Connect With It, Hat the Enrmr Win Driven Oat of Oaairna aud and Some Prisoner Taken Uliiputch from Gen. Otln. an acterizes d Newspaper Roports. GORBIN, Secretary of War Alccr Senda a ThnnUlnir the Governor for Ilia DUclnlmcr and Intlmatlnaj What the War Department la for the Volunteer. Ite-li- ly Uo-til- l? Denver, Col., May 10. Gov. Thomas, who had been out of the city several days, wired Adjt.-GeCorbin, upon his return late Monday night, as follows: "Itcported Interview of mlno In Den-v- i r News concerning Colorado volunteers is false and malicious." The governor says he told the interviewer ho had twice requested the return of the Colorado regiment, and would renew tho request, nnd that, ns the Spanish war had terminated, the volunteers should be permitted to return if they wished. "Beyond this," says the governor, "nothing wns said except an expression of n general nature concerning the rawer of the government. to call upon tho militia for service in an offensive wnr." n. responsibilities devolving upon itself, has tailored zealously to bring out the truth, nnd believes thnt It has fully covered all tho matters referred to it for investigation; that tho calling of more witnesses from the large numbei suggested by the ninjor general commanding, including all those who hare taken part in the operations of wnr, would only have resulted in additional testimony on the game lines ns those pursued, without throwing further light upon the question involved. Several witnesses who wero duly subpoenaed to appear before the court did not obey the summons. Some of these were called at the Instance of the major general commanding; others nt the instance of tho court. Having knowledge of the fact, that the statutes did not make It possible to punish witnesses who refuse to testify before n court-martior court of inqnlry, the court took no steps to compel their tit tendance." The' document Is signed by J. V. Wnde, mnjor general U. S. V., president, nnd George II. Davis, lieutenant colonel, deputy judge advocate general, recorder. Executive Orders. The foregoing report has been submitted with the proceedings, to the president, nnd the following uro tho orders thereon: Executive Mansion, Washington, May 0, 1B00. "The findings of the court of inquiry nre approved. "WM. McKINLKY." "Tho court of inquiry of which Moj.-GeJnmcs P. Wade, U. S. V., Is president is hereby dissolved. "By order of the acting secretary of war. "II. C. COBBIN." Collected the Clnlina. Tangier, Morrocco, May 10. Ilowison, on board the United States cruiser Chicago, now here, yesterday demanded of the sultan of Morocco a settlement of the claims against him by American citizens. The sultan almost immediately complied with the demand. Died from Ilia Injurlea. New York, May 8. Ezra P. Merrill, aged 74, proprietor of tho chutes und toboggan slides at Coney Island and a reputed millionaire, died yesterday from the effects of nn accident lie met with on Wednesday on one of the Hear-Ai'inlr- statement: The Clnalnir Statement. "Tho court, with a deep sense of the Iteeclved Gov. Thomna' Meaaairc. CorWashington, May 10. Adjt-Gebin lias received the message from Gov. Thomas of Colorado, mentioned in the Denver .dispatch. The governor characterizes the interview ns false and malicious, and sayB he would have denied it before had he not supposed the statements were ttio silly to receive cifcdcnce. nud Manila, May 8, 7:40 p. m. Tho Filipinos surprised the United States iorccs 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 4hc train, tore up several length's of the railroad track, boarded the train again, and steamed away so quickly that there was no opportunity to capture the raiders. The Nebraska regiment is asking for a temporary relief from duty. Only 'a'i men of this regiment am left at tho front. Army Gnnboat Expedition. Manila, May 8, 2:15 p. m. The army's gunboats, Lagunu de Bay and Cavadongn, under command of Capt. Grant, which started up the San Fernando river for Guagua yesterday, ns was presumed, to establish there u base of supplies for the troops In the northern campaign, reMaJ.-Geturned MacArthur, foiled to connect with the expedition. The gunboats found rebels intrenched at SoHinonn nnd 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 the boats entered both towns, capturing at Sosnaoan a Spanish captain in uniform, who was ostensibly a prisoner in the hands of the rebels, and nlso a native officer. Arriving at Guagua, ihe town and a small gunboat were found to bo burning, and the natives were evacuating tho place in consequence of the bombardment. tc-d- oy, Your heart beats over one hundred thousand times each day. Ono hundred thousand supplies of good or bad blood to your brain. Which is it? If bad, impure blood, then your brain acnes, iou arc trouDiea with drowsiness vet cannot sleeo . .. , . .. aro a9 urea in tne morning iou as at night. You have no nervo power. Your food docs you but little good. mm , Stimulants, tonics, headache powaers, cannot cure you; out will. It makes the liver, kidnevs. skin and bowels perform their proper work. It removes all im purities from the blood. And It makes the blood rich in its life- giving properties. Rocovorym To Hasten You will be mora rapidly cured a laxative doso of Ayer's pills each night. They If you will take arouse the sluggish liver and thus cure biliousness. WrHo We hare tho ezelulTe errleu of la tha United fttutri. Write froolr U the putlculart In youreaoo. Address, DIU J. O. ATEH, Lowell, Via. omo of tho mott eminent physicians to our Doctors, 'ho text of Gov. Thomas' telegram, by Sccretnry Alger, nre as follows: Gov. ThtiniUH TcleKrnm. Denver, Col., May 8. Corbin, Adjutant General, Washington: Iteported interview of mine In Denver News Sunday morning concerning Colorado volMitct-rn- , mullcious Manila, false-anWould have denied earlier, but supposed it too silly to receive credence. you will do mo the justice to disI credit it. CHAItr.ES S. THOMAS, Governor. Secretary Alirer'a Ilciily, Washington, May 10. Hon. Charles S. Thomas, Governor, Denver: Your t.'legrnm to tho adjutant general has been hnnded me, and I desiro to thank you for it. It docs credit to you nnd your state. In tho meantime we shnll spare no efforts to effect the Bpcedy let urn of all the volunteers in the Thlllpplnc Islands; but it should bo borne in mind that the distance nnd qutstion of sultnblc transportation rmiltcc it appear slow to waiting families and friends. It is my desire that they shnll have every possible comfort. Their conduct well deserves all that the resources of tho government can furnish. It. A. ALGER, Secretary of War. thut of the reply thereto, cent states. lg The democrats of the Missouri house n caucus Monday night and decided- - to remain in session until tho work of revision is completed. The wnr department, it is learned, has authorized the use of telescopic sights for field artillery pieces. The manufacture of these sights will begin at once. ZJcut.-Gerolnvicja, Spanish minister of wnr, has cabled to Gen. Rlos, Spain's principal milltnry officer in tho Philippines, nn authorization to return to Spain. Considerable excitement was caused nt Kvansville, Ind., over the finding of a port of the body of n girl floating in the Ohio river, a few mller. below tho city. The municipality of Mnnzanlllo, Cuba, has purchased an oil painting of Col. rctlt, milltnry governor of tho city, and has hung it in a conspicuous position in the city hall. n. four-ycnr-o- ld Party' Trophlea. At Sosmoan the landing party captured n number of Filipino flags and a Colored Masons Will dive a Big quantity of arms, chiefly bolos and Picnic. bows and arrows, besides a lot of band Instruments, which the men played as The colored Masons of Earling-to- n they marched back to the boats. are arranging to give a grand Gen. Grant's expedition will probapicnic ai, Lakeside Park on June bly return up the Son Fernando river nftcr having been reinforced, on 24. Their bills announcing the light-draSpanish event will be out in a few days. steamers. The lodge hero" Ms a strong one Gen. Otia' DIapnteh. Washington, May 8. The war de- and lodges from Madisonville, partment has received from Gen. Otis Providence, Hopkinsvillc, Pemn dispatch giving tho situation in tho broke, Sebree and Henderson will Philippines, some parts of which have been omitted by tho war department be hereinfxircc and participate 'in in making it public. Tho dispatch is the celebration. A recently-purchased ft JUNE 24, ae follows: Manila, May 8. Adjutant General? ithHiiingiun; Diiuuuun us luiiytys: Lawton at Maastn and Balking; scouting parties to tho north nnd cast. San Fernando; MacArthur at of. coun population try between Mnnila and northern points held by troops returning home; appear cheerful and. contented. Army gunboats operating In rivers. Have cleared country west of MacArthur of Insurgents. tlgns of insurgents' weakness more OTIS. arpr.rcnt daily. TO RELIEVE ADMIRAL DEWEY. Ilcnr-Admlr- firs. Ben W. Robinson. Mrs. Ben W. Robinson has been very ill at Hopkinsville and for MAJ. DIGGLES WAS WOUNDED. Tho SIInneaotnSIa)or Hit In the Head Adelaide and Melbourne, was wrecked While Leading; a Ilcconnolter- on Knngaroo Island, April 21. Five lnpr Party Monday. passengers and 25 of the crew were drowned. Four of those on board the Manila, May 0, 0:35 p. m. 'A ship escaped from the wreck, but Law-ton- 's party from Mnj.-Gecommand, and which consisted three of them are still wandering in of two companies of the Minnesota the bush. regiment nnd two companies of tho To Distribute Government Seed. Oregon regiment, under command Washington, Mny 10. The contract of Mnj. Dlggles, of the Minnesota reg- for distributing government seeds this iment, advanced yesterday to a point year has been let by tho agricultural near San Miguel, which is about 12 department to Charles Parker, of Sun-t- tt rallen north of Balinag. There the Clara, Cal., for $04,000. All the Americana wero met with a volley seeds must bo delivered here by Defrom a force, of rebels befiihd a trench. cember 1, and the distribution begins Maj. DIggles was wounded in tho next January. head) and n private, together with ten' The Chicago at Gibraltar. typhoid patients, were brought by Gibraltar, May 0. Tho United States Tho special train to Manila Don Jose, tho last of the missing cruUer Chicago- - hos nrlrved here. were exchanged with tho British steamers under tho American flag, which were detained by tho insur- squadron In the straits. gents since tho beginning of tho war THE MARKETS. Were found by the gunboat Manila at Now York. May 10, 1SW. Batangas, and arrived here rccon-noitcrlng to-dato-da- Lout. Adelaide, South Australia, May 10. l, The British ship Loch Sloy, Copt. from Clyde, on January 5, for NI-co- Thirty Lives Were Wntion to Go to the Philippine and Take Command of tbe Squadron There. nl Washington, May 0. Formal orders were issued by Secretary Long yesterJohn C. day directing Watson to proceed to Manila to relieve Admiral Dewey ns commander-in-chie- f of tho Asiatic station. This action is in accordance with the Intimations received from tho admiral of his desire to return to the United Sti.tcs, and of the request of Bcar-Ad- mlrul Watson to be assigned to duty Watson, as his relief. under the orders telegraphed him yes- Will Run a Fat Race?" tcidav. will relinquish tho command of the Mare Island nnvy yard Immedf Two Earhngton fat men have ntely nnd will sail from Sun Francisco agreed to run a Fourth of July on the steamer leaving that port on Bear-Admir- al near-Admiral some. ten hours Tuesday her life was despaired of. An operation was performed during the morning of that day and after its completion 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 Halsey, Ky., at once, and Misses Elizabeth and Carrie Hopper started from Halsey Tuesday night and reached Hopkinsvillc last night unless they received a message sent to intercept them, saying Mrs. Robinson had rallied. Mr. Bryan Hopper and Dr. Chattcn went to Hopkinsville from here Tuesday afternoon, and Mrs. Robinson was improving before the doctor came away that night, pr. Chattcn was present and assisted in the operation. I May 10. THERE IS NOTHING TO SAY. To Comment on Commander-in-Chief the Action ol the Wonld ho Dat-- . Blidcs. general committee of tho Chicagc autumn festival, announces thnt Col. Kooscvelt's regiment of Hough Itiden will have their first reunion in Chlcav go in October. To'Utlllao the State' Qrlmluala. Des Moines, In., Mny 0. Tho state board of control yesterday announced they would ask the legislature nt its January session for an appropriation to establish a binding twino factory In the state prisons. Voted to Itepeal the Call. Montgomery, Aio., May 0. The r.tnte tennte yesterday, by n voto of 18 to ::i. decide to repeal the cull for n constitutional convention made in December last. The houEo iiad already votfO the same wny. U. Gordon, who is chairman Ilouah Illdcra to he There. Chicago, Mny 7. Postmaster Chas. of the Rev. C. C. Hall, wife and son, of Hickory Grove, are visiting relatives and friends here. Rev, Hall preached at the M. E. Church, of which lie was formerly pastor, last evening, and his many friends were glad (o again hear his voice from p Si The Republicans clearly recognize that they have the best possible chance to Nvin fTT' m November. May 0. Cardinal Philip Krementz, archbishop of Cologne, who uttnlned the cardlnalate In 1803, died yesterday. Ho was iu his eightieth year. Cologne, Cardinal Krementa Dead. CUBANOIL cures DIt.Mr'l ?uls lJurn8i Bruises, Rheu- tnatienY and Sores. ' Frlco, 26 cents. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Storo. that pulpit. . Subscribe for Thx Bkk. Owensboro city council has ap- tounty. propriated 31,000 for brick streets Arc you a subscriber Bee? You should be. io be laid in that city. Did In the Tropica. Washington. May 10. The war department received a dispatch from tho commissary of subsistence at Vancouver, Wnsln, saying: "Rampart City, Circle City, Alaska, nsk for 10,740 pounds of canned roast beef. They huve tried It and apparently like It. Is there any objection to sending it?" The request for this beef has been approved by tho war department, and it will be sent to the troops in Alaska. Placed on the Ilctlred Llat. Washington, Mny 10. Col. J. M. Bacon, Eighth United States cavalry, and Col. Henry Carroll, Seventh United States cavalry, have been placed on tho retired list upon their own request, after more than 30 years' service. This A. II. ChatTcc, will promote Lieut.-Co- l. of tho Third cavalry, to be colonel of tho Eighth cavalry, nnd Lieut.-Co- l. Theodore A. Baldwin, of tho Tenth cavalry, to bo colonel of the Seventh. Slurdercra Sentenced to Death. Jefferson City, Mo., May 10. Divis ion No. 2 of tho supreme court sentenced Murderers Carroll M. Rice nnd John Headrick to bo hanged on Juno 15th. Bice killed his wlfo in Oregon county because she refused to live with him. Headrick killed his employer, James Lall, in Capo Girardeau Btcera.... COTTON MlddUnjf WANT CANNED ROAST BEEF. FLOUK Winter Wheat... Z Red WllKAT-N- o. COIIN No. 2 To be Hoped It Will Prove SI ore Au- - OATS-N- o. 2. fOHK New Mess ceptahle In the Arotlo Than It CATTLE-Natl- ve Hi'. L.UU1U. COTTON-Mlddl- DEEVES-SteCAL.VE3-(p- lng ors Cows and Heifers. er 1UU) Fair, to Choice SHEEP nts Fair to Choice.... FLOUU-Patc(new).... HOUR CORN-N- o. OATS-N- o. WHEAT-N- o. Clear and rttrulght. 2 Red Winter 2 2 TOUACCO Lugs Leaf Uutloy.... HAY Clear Timothy Uuhy.... UUTTKR-Chol- co EGGS Fresh RYE No. 2 Clear Klu t 4)iW UARU l'rlmo Steam CJ11L.AUU. CO Q 6 25 CATTLE Native- Steers.... 3 4 tvvi Sw llOQS Fair to Choice 3 60 it 6 2j BtlKlSr Fair to Winter I'ute.iu... 3 60 kt 3t FLOUR Mprinc luicma... jm Kt J in .1 Vi WHEAT No. 2 Hprnitf (1 111 No. 2 UeJ 33 it CORN No. 2 Mixed.... 11ACON l'UKKStundaruMesatncw) Washington, May 0. A very close fiiend of Gen. Miles, and an officer of the army, when asked If there was 6Q 5 1564 anything for the general bo say in rei 3 CO 2 60 W tw gard to tho report of the beef board, 6 1)0 u 6 75 replied: 3(0 tf 400 3 60 if 600 "There is nothing for him to say or 3 75 tp 3 Si 3W (J 365 2o. Tho report hos been approved by 17 tt 8 Ihe president, and tho president is the 33 if A .".ommnnder-in-chlcif of the nrmy. Critf it IW it 8 60 icism of the report or any other ac4 6u U It 00 9 00 W UM tion would be a violation of military 12 it II lUSi duty." it 4UVi .... ill it 3 25 U .... U 40 .... it U 4 05 8 00 6 40 di 4 Hi SI Zi Violation of Mllllnry W 900 picnic race. They are, Jim Pend-leage 22, weight, 222; Sam Woodward, age 23, weight, 223. In age and weight and running ability, they seem pretty well matched and when the race is pulled off there will be some fun. Interest in the coming picnic season is beginning to stir and the probabilities are there will be a number at Earlington, The above attraction is the best one yet an nounced. j y, ' JUDGE LAKDES FOR PRATT. cBf .V5 .... it 900 $ l Thinks Him a Strong Man for tho Race for Jomination and An Offer to Gen. Panalon. Wichita, Kas., May 0, Tho stnte fair Before the People. management here has offered Gen. Frankfort, Ky., May 9. Judge I'unston and his swimming comradcB (1.000 to repeat their brilliant Luzon J. J. Landcs, of Hopkinsvillc, was Tho Little river wlll.be fortified, and tin general and his men will swim across, iittnck and tako tho fortification. r.et here in October. Ar-kan- sa IIA'IH No. 2 27 Died. Mr. Ltician Ernest P'Pool, son or J. L. P'Pool, died of spinal meningitis at his residence, situated fourteen miles from Princeton. 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 to The in the Hopewell cemetery, on tho 3d inst. Hop-kinsvill- W. J. Couch, representing the American Baptist Flag, published at Fulton, Ky., was in Earlington yesterday 111 the interest of his paper, and at the same time sold a few Bibles. Glad to know him. e, The Paducah City Council has appropriated 200 to entertain Company K, Third Kentucky Volunteers, when they return home Aro you a subscriber Bee? You should be. next week. here today on busincss,bcfore tho Court of Appeals, rhe Judgo tfiimospects takes a rosy view.-oof Judge Clifton J'ratQin the race for the gubernatorialrcontest. To a friend here he said that Judge Pratt would be a strong candidate in Western and Central Kentucky both in the racc for the nomination and, should'lie secure that, in the race before the people in November. He said that other party leaders had friends in that end of the State, but that Pratt's announcement for the olhce had brought many of them oVcr to him. f to The .. skafcftL, u, . j ;. '&; J."l .05 . '.. t. t. - r -ir '..u. ' arboAoo PAUL M. MOORB, Editor and Menaier. porary, the Elkton Progress speaks the truth exactly when it says: The Republicans of Kentucky seem to be localising on Judge C. J. l'ratt. o( The Re Hopkins County, tor Governor. publicans are swinging tbe olive branch over the he'adsof tbe party ana trying to reconcile tbe opposing (actions. "Better Be Wise Than Rich." Wise people are also rich when they know a perfect remedy for all annoying diseases of the blood, kidneys, It is liver and bowels. Sarsaparilla, which Hood's is perfect in its action. It so regulates the entire system as to bring vigorous health. It never disappoints. or cruelry of this fiend's death was meant to deter others from his crime it would go far to excuse the torture; but there is only too much reason to fear, it was to gratify the savage instincts of the mob. Charleston, (S. C ,) News aud Courier. BEE PUBL1SHINB COMPANY. Incorporated J Ttiat is exactly the point that in Entered the Pciloffico at Esrllngton UK ranter. SUDSCK1PTION One (i Second KATES' .fi oo duced Judge Pratt to announce and upon which hinges the whole question of his candidacy. Judge Pratt is preeminently the man upon whom all Republicans can unite and give enthusiastic support, since he is entirely clear of any alliance with any party faction which in the past has caused dissention and lack of interest. No candidate at whose door the charge of iactional feeling in past party rows could be laid could hope for a fighting chance to win at the polls or for anything like a full and hearty vote of the Republicans and a large vote outside his party. Because of Judge PratOs freedom irom all such entangling alliances he will be able to do these things if he attains the nomi nation, which now.seems strongly probable. The Judge is receiving most favorable mention by the press of the State, is strongly en dorsed by many leading and repre sentative Republicans and is very favorably mentioned at Washington where the leaders recognize that the hope of Kentucky Republicans is in the candidacy of a representative, able man who is free of anything like identification with the party factions which have been so disastrous in the past but may be buried by uniting on a strong, clean candidate. If Judge Pratt is nominated he will make it hot for the candidate who stands behind the Goebel election machine. . "' 50 " SIx'Monthi, " ThreeMonthi, " S Siniieuopies.... ......... specimen cupici all parti ol the wanted in Uu.n,"""v,,ll. Correspondent! ountr. Address us for particulars. Yer,itrlctljrlndvnco Diuun ,". Some of the men who killed a miserable negro criminal in Georgia were ready to kill an of the State for merely expostulating with them. It was a natural development. About Oirls. One is the girl who appears best at home, who helps her mother, and takes unfinished tasks from the tired hands that falter at their work. She is a cheerful and congenial companion, and all her friends and relatives learn to regard her as a little saint comforter. The other girl is the one who lets others work for her. "I just hate housework," she says, "and I let ma do most of There are girls and girls. THURSDAY, MAY 11, 1899 ANNOUNCEflENT. are authorized PRATT We Pratt, of Hopkins toCounty, as a canJ. didate for tne nomination for Governor bf the State of Kentucky, subject to the action of the Republican party. announce Judge for the nomination, will he Democratic work his machine for the man who beats him? If Goebel is defeated years I had goitre, or Coltro-"KhlJi was disswellings on my neck, couraging mid troublesome. Rheumatism Hood's Sarsaparilla also nimojed me. cured mo completely and the swelling lias entirely dlsapiicant. A lady In Michigan saw my previous testimonial and Used Hood's ami was entirely ciirctl of the same trouble. She thanked mo for recommend-Itiit." Mns. Annv Suthkblasd, 400 IxjycI Street, Kalamazoo, Midi. Poor Health -- ""ad poor health for years, p.ilns In shoulders, back and hips, with constant headache, nervousness and Used Hood's Sarsaparilla, no nppctltc. calncd strength and can viork hnrd all day; cat heartily and sleep well. I took It beMrs. cause It helped my Jiusband." 12 Kuzuipru J. Otrrris, Moose Lake, Minn. Makes Weak 8trons-- "l would give $5 a bottle for llood'n Sarsaparilla If I conld not pet It for less. It Is tho best spring medicine. It makes the weak Btrong." Albert A. Jaqsow, Douglastown, N. 1. it." "You make your own bed of course?" says her friend. "Well, no; ma makes the beds, generally. I haven't the strength." "Don't you dust the parlor?" 'jOh, no; ma says I break the ornaments when I dust, so she prefers to do it herself." "Who washes the dishes?" "Ma does, or sister Jenny. It makes my hands red and red hands look so horrid when you are playing the piano," "And you don't do anything?" "Oh, yes, I do. I do the shopping." That's such a help to ma, you can't think. Then I receive all the company, because ma is so tired after supper, she wants to go to bed right off, and it would be cruel to keep her up. Ma says I am lots of help to her." Which of these girls are you? DOWN IN THE MINES. We reproduce in this issue number of expressions as to Judge Clilton J. Pratt and his candidacy for Governor of Kentucky, taken from State papers and dispatches to some of the leading dailies. They are all of one strain and make interesting reading for the Republicans of the Judge's home county and section and for those in the State who oppose his candidacy as well. 3hcdSaAJfpam jgrrVirnrli1i Hood's rills cure llrer tt Ills I the nonjrrltaUngliriid Uh ll'wl'i tUrinptrUl. The Republican Mate Convention From the Louisville Commercial. offered 30 per cent advance on tbe old wages. Several dealers have already made preparations to put In machinery, clam shells, etc., for hoisting coal from vessels. Secretary George C. Atkinson, ot the St. Bernard Company, made Evansville a bul ness visit last Saturday. He Is keeping a closo watch on the coal market of Southern Indiana at present, and will be found on hand, when necessary to call upon Kentucky (or coal, on account of tbo strike there. Tbe organizer is again trying to secure some followers of the United Mine Workers in Hopkins county, but tbe result thus (ar Is not at all encouraging to him. Few miners in Ibis county can be (ound who am willing to sacrifice a good job for tbe privilege of joining nn organization that can not guarantee them work sufficient to keep tbe wolf from the door. A few years ago a lodge of U. M Workers was organized in this county but soon after went lo pieces. Our miners enjoy both good work and wages, and will not be led by the blind (or (ear of (ailing into tbe ditch. Hon. G. W. Stone, Stale Mine Inspector, visited and inspected several mines in Hopkins County this week. He has not been in this section (or some time, owing to tbe illness of his assistant and the argent work of preparing his annual report (or 1898, which will be out of the printer's hands presently and ready (or distribution. Mew flichlncry. The Crabtree Coal Mining Company, of Haley, has decided to put in e haulage and track scales and will add new and more powerful boilers. Mr. R. M, Salmon, general manager, w going to get bis plant in the best possible shape during tbe summer and will be prepared (or larger business in tbe (all. tail-rop- Twenty Years Proof. Tint's LiverPills keep the bowels in natural motion and cleanse the systemof all impurities An absolute cure for sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, constipation and kindred diseases. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. Alter a few days rest, Operator I'awcelt is again back on duty Work on tbe new turn table foundation (or engine bouse is being pushed to com pletion. Fireman Will Brambam is now taking a much needed rest, at the same lime visiting friends and relalhes here Supervisor Sullivan with a large forco ot men was out last Monday loading tics on the north end. Conductor Powers and engineer Thomas seem to be unlucky on Sunday as they, have recently had two wrecks on that day. We have tbo first railroad official or company to hear complain of expansion, as that is the kind of business tbey believe in "Can't do without them" R. P. Smith, Chilesburg, Va. writes I don't know how I could do without them. I have had Liver disease for over twenty years. Am now entirely cured. Tutt's Liver Pills Messrs. W. D. Hall, of Mt. Vernon, Ind.; W. Hethcrington, M. E. Barker and W. Cook Rogers, of Pickaway, O., arc in Paducah for the purpose of establishing a handle factory. I consider it not only a pleasure but a duty I owe to my neighbors to tell abont tbe wonderful care effected In my case by the timely use of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken very badly with flux and procured a bottle ot tbis remedy. A few doses of It effected a permanent cure. I take pleasure in recommending It to others safftring (rom that dreadful disease. J. W. Lynch, Dor, W. Va. Tbis remedy is sold by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St, Charles. The Commercial notes with borne surprise that the republican authorities in Daviess have called a convention to select delegates to the state convention which is not to be held until Julo 12, and that they have given very short notice It is yet of the county meeting. days before the date set for 70 holding the state convention, and there would seem to be no legitimate occasion for haste in the selection of delegates to that body. The matter is of some importance because of the conditions under which it is assumed from recent developments the state conventions is to be held. Comparison of notes by republicans from sections of the state who attended the meeting of the republican state central committee m this city a few days ago amounted to a practical establishment of the fact that there was a tacit agreement everywhere that the results of the approaching state convention should be in good faith accepted by all alements of the partp and its nominees supported loyally without reference to individual preferences. It is generally understood, in fact, that 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 by the republican voters of the, state, but that everybody is to turn in and do his utmost for the election of the whole ticket. But there is still a preliminary to this desirable condition of affairs affecting the coming campaign which must be faithfully observed, and it involves perfect fairness ate cry step of the proceedings precedent to the state convention. This is a year when personal ambitions .must give way to party advantage at every point, and when there will be no patience whatever with the nasty sort ot politics which involves "snap judgment" in the holding of precinct caucuses or county conventions or at any other stages whatever of the business of selecting delegates to the state convention. Ween this body meets on July 12 it must be representative of the 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 week's notice of it in the busiest season of the year, but it must be admitted that they do not appear on the surlace. Perhaps the Daviess county Republican committee would not object to enlightening their fellow republicans throughout the state concerning these more or less important points. Judge Pratt's friends succeeded in postponing, in the interest of A New 5hi(t. The Hocta Coal Company is about to sink a new shaft about three quarters of a mile west ot the present shaft. A new tipple will be built and tbe coal loaded at the new opening. Tbis will give good access to coal tbat is now practically out of reach and will put tbe Hccla Company in much better shape (or larger output and Prof. J. W. Lytle, of Owens-borwho was injured by falling from his bicycle some time ago, is in a critical condition. o, food not being- - properly dlreeted, It creates poisons and goe Into your blood and then yon are liable to almoet any dleease the bnman system ! heir to. Uta Dr. Carlttedt'a German liter Powder and watch tba remits. Yon will feet tba ffood eflecti after taking- - on dote. GlTt It a trial and ba convinced. Price 25c, Ninety per cent, ot all atckaett It canted DIGEST YOUR FOOD. br Mr. Edward Miller has been installed as ticket agont at Henderson and former agent Powell is now at work ns copying clerlrfn tbo dispatchers office Tasler o( Trains, Davney, was quite busy several days last week, examining a class who were seeking promotion to the positions of engineers and conductors At an early hour last Sundayrnorning the wreking crew was called to a point about two miles south of Scbreo to clear tbe track of cars wrecked by a broken axle. The last two wrecks wbich have oc curred took place on Sunday and pres ently some one will arise and say, Sunday work was the cause. There is some talk of making a big pond near Slaughtersville and locating a new tank there, but as several places are being considered in that connection, we can not now positively say where it will be. A dispatch from Philadelphia sas tbat an order (or forty five locomotives (rom tbe Government of India has been received there, tbe order covering various sires in- - eluding many especially adapted to raining districts. The section houses which have been standing for twenty years or more Just north of round house have been entirely demoliihsd the past week, lo make room for new side tracks. Chief Dispatcher Sheridan, Master of Trains Davney and qulto u number of tbo railroad boys were the guests of the K, of P. lodge last Thursday nlgbt and partook ot a fine banquet prepared by Mrs, J. M, Victory. Tho Ualdwin Locomotive Works bas just finished the first locomotive of the thirty recently ordered by the Midland railway ot England. The locomotives will be shipped from this city Instead of Philadelphia because ot lower rates and berth Tbe locomotives differ facilities here. from those in general uo in Urgland in tho cowcatchcrJ! couplers and airbrakes, and in much greater capneit) (or coal and New York Sun water statement of estimated gross earnTbe ings of the Louisville and Nnsbvtlle road (or the fourth week of April, 1899, shows an Increase over the same period of last year of $5,134, the total for this year being $572,345. For April the earnings were $1,910,675, an increase of $136709, From July 1 to the latest date tbis year the gross earnings were $19,443,641, an increase over the corresponding period of tbe preceding year of $1,179 000. J i 4 4 Wanted Reliable Salesman .to sell the best specialty on the market. Staple article and ready seller, affording large profit. No samples or deposit required. Address 935 Majestic Building, Detroit, Mich. Found, A curved shell side comb which can be had by calling at this office and paying for this notice. Subscribe for The Bkk. r'. Kentucky Commissioner of AgriThe second car load of miners to go West Foreman Toombs says they are making Bismarck's Iron Nerve culture, gives the following statehas been arranged (or. Most of tbcm ill rapid progress on tbe new tip at the Was the result of his splendid health. ment of crops, etc , to May 1st, in go to Indian Territory. Arnold mine. As mining coal and build Indomitable will and tremendous energy substance. are not found where your stomach, Liver, Several of tbe colored men who went ing a tip could not well be carried on at the Kidneys and Bowels are out of order. If The condition of wheat, which West a short time ago are back or are mak- same time, the mine has been shut down you want these qualities and the success ing their way back to Earlington. on April 1, was considerably beso (ar as loading coil is concerned. Yet tbey briog. use Dr. King's New Life Pills. Otie Read has sent out or per- low the average for that date, At Pittsburgh, Pa , the demand (or coal Foreman Rule of tnat mine is busy mak- Tbey develop every power of brain and is said to be greater than (or many years ing improvements in tbe mine, and will be body. Only 3 j cts at St. Bernard Drag mits some one in the business de- shows marked improvement. The Store. past, which shows that the wheels of pros- ready to do an increased business when partment of Carter's Monthly, of seasonable weather the latter half The State Board of Health has perity are in motion loading is again resumed. which he is editor, to send out a of April produced rapid growth, ordered a quarantine at Gravel Preparations (or the laying o( anew side Mr Pat Blair who looks after tbe motive lengthy reading notice to be pub but there is some complaint that track at the Arnold mine are being made, power consisting o( mules and horses (or Switch, near Grand Rivers because lished in exchange for that maga- the plant is not starting well and of eight cases of smallpox there. and when completed will greatly increase the St Bernard Coal Company at South zine, which looks to a man up a that it will not be sufficient to (acilities (or loading coal. Diamond mine, was here last Saturday Unfortunate People tree like an imposition. The mat- cover the ground. The western Some fine pictures of leading coat opera- mingling with relatives and (riends. Pat Are tbey who while suffering from Kidney tors, their business bouses and coal tips sas it required great care and hard work Diseases ter begins with a brief notice of the section shows the lowest average are prejudiced against all adverwill be seen In tbe coal edition of The ek, to keep tbe stock in good working condi tised remedies. They should know tbat magazine and then swings away condition. tion the past winter on account o( working Foley's Kidney Cure is not a quack remedy soon to be published. into a lengthy harangue about a Many farmers in their eagerness an honest guaranteed medicine for One who has been among tbe Southern thirteen hours per day. extra time beinir but Kidney and Bladder troubles. 300 and Professor somebody with a strange sowed oatcs while ground was too Indiana strikers expresses bis opinion of made on account of rash of orders. $1.00. Campbell & Co. sort of a healing proposition for the wet for cultivation, resulting in the strike as promising to be a stubborn The Providence Coal Company which halt, lame and blind. poor germination and indifferent contest lo continue a long time,. The first big picnic of the searecently purchased the Slope mines, has The Bee always gets paid for growth. Where the ground was Every miner who desires the Governor's purchased machinery, including a battery son will be given at the Fair Grounds in Hartford, June 24, by medical readers and they must ap- in good condition the crop sown is chair to be filled by a man of good moral o( three boilers, one character as well of ability can support engine, one kilowatt generator, the Masonic fraternity. pear as "ads." And The Bee coming nicely. one Judge Pratt with a clear conscience. electric motor for drawnever accepts merchandise exCorn planting has made considTo Cure a Cold In One Day Secretary Hall, of tbe Oakbill Coal Co., ing coal (rom tbe mines and (onr electric change propositions except the ar- erable progress and the early made a trip north of tbe Ohio river last mining machines which will do tbe workol Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggists refund money if it (ails to ticle offered might be of actual planted came up quickly and is week on tbe lookout for new business be ex- 150 men; other needed improvements are cure. 35c Tbe genuine has L. B. Q. on cash value to the office. Opie growing nicely. No complaint is also being made. pects on account of striking miners in each tablet. used to live down in this country, made of injury from cut worms or One of tbe evil results of being a memSouthern Indiana. Prof. James H. Fuqua, Jr., of where he got his start, and we other insects. Reports show that the strike of the coal ber of the U. M. Workers is tbe power The per cent of miners in Belgium is of such proportions given one man to cause trouble and call Russcllville, delivered an address didn't think he would present such the crop of 1898 still in farmers' as to cause the large iron industries of that out tbe whole (orce of miners at work at at Princeton to the Kentucky Edua proposition to the unsuspecting hands averages 29. country to suspend operation, and that his will, should be make demands and be cational Society, Saturday. press of Kentucky. Tobacco plants, though plentithe king and court officials are alarmed refused. Below we give an example of the Phillip SUrkt, Hardin, Ky., writes: I bid power of one man, when so used, wbich is Cblllt every (prior; until eight years ago ful, will be late. Indications are over tbe situation. Warm Things In Store. (ound in a dispatch (rom Moweaqua, III., when I uied Dr. II. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. that setting will not be generally Said a secretary of a Hopkins county May 5. "Tbe coal miners came out o(tbe It cored me. I hire not bad them since. II li The editor of the Madisonville begun until 25th of May on accoal mine, last week. '"We had during shah in a body Ibis morning because the stronger, acts quicker (without griping) than any Hustler reads the signs aright in count of plants being small. Indithe past winter to return many checks sent medicine I ever uted. in advance for shipments of coal because company declined to pay tbe union scale to the State political field and speaks cations are for an average acreage. one company teamster." Prof. Irl Hicks, of St. Louis, we were unable to fill the orders, and in like a sage in a recent editorial, as The condition of plant beds, comA clipping from tbe in many cases high prices were offered for has warns the people in general not to follows: tbis to say of tbo late increase of be without storm houses, as a pared with average years, is 79. coal." Tbe candidacy of Judge Pratt has caused wages of steel workers and coal miners: number of cyclones arc promised Clover generally wintered well Annarentlv the rfnclt rnal nnrafnr. nnrl a commotion tn various quarters in the for the season. (rom Birdsboro, Pa., dealers at Milwaukee, Wis., are deter- - "A dispatch Slate. It bids (air to sweep tbe field in and has made wonderful growth in all tbe daily papers in tbe counrmnea 10 resist tne demands ot tbe coal In Bad Shape. the republican ranks and to put the demo- since the advent of warm weather. sbovelers for increased pay other tban tbat try, mentions tbat in tbe blast (urnaces in crats to thinking that there had better be It is now ready for stock to be I was in bad shape and suffered a great town another advance in wages tbat deal with my Kidoeys. lets bickering and (actional differences in turned on. has just been made, which is tbe second try Foley's Kidney Cure, I was requested to Reports on clover I did so and In our own ranks. rise in the past (cw months. Tbe advance fonr days I was able to go to work again. sown this spring differ. In some does look now like our own It which has just taken placets of 10 per Now I am entirely well. counties resowing has been found Charles Reploclk, Atwater, 0, cent. In combination with the previous Judge Pratt holds a strong hand necessary on account of being rise tbe employes of those furnaces will the race for the nomination and in Mrs. Campbell, of Bowling killed by late freezes; also that it now get 24 per cent more wages (or the when he is nominated the free silGreen, sold the first new crop same class and amount of work tban they has been badly drifted into strawberries of the season in that ver Democrat who turns the got in 1S98. On the same day that tbis bunches by the heavy rains. Othcity last week. crank of the Goebel election madispatch came a dispatch (rom Birmingers report an excellent catch obham, Ala , announced an advance of chine will find it hard grinding Volcanic Eruptions. i'i tained from first sowing, and that per cent per ton in the wages of 6300 coal unless he is able to scare up some Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life it is getting a good start. miners. Tbe dispatch further slated tbat of joy. Backlen's Araica Salve, cures harmony racket not now discernitbis is tbe third advance which has been tbem; also Old, Running and Fever Sores, Pastures have made equally ble to the average politician. Ulcers, Bolls, Felons. Corns. Warts, Cuts, made in tue wages 01 these miners tbis rapid growth, and considering the Bruises. Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hands, year, tbe entire advance being 7 percent Chilblains. Do you take cold with Best Pile cure on earlb. rientioned for Representative. condition on April 1st, the present every change In the O a ton. From some part of tbe country or Drives out Pains and Aches. Only 33 cts. O other, and often from several parts simul- a box. Cure guaranteed. Herschel Porter, one of Hop- condition of 86 is quite satisfac Sold by St. weather? Does your throat taneously, coma reports of tbis sort every Bernard Drug Store. kins County's most substantial tory. feel raw? And do sharp May 1st finds live stock in good day or two." pains dart through your farmer citizens, is favorably menThe fiddlers' contest that will be chest? condition after the long, hard winTbe special to tbe beheld in Paducah, under tho autioned as Republican candidate for Don't you know these are low quoted contains such a just decision spices of the Commercial Club on the Legislature from this county. ter. Very little complaint is made danger signals which point that we republish it. Thn, according to May 25, will draw an immense of hog cholera, and there is an enThe Bee, upon reliable inforto pneumonia, bronchitis, or our view, is tbe proper solution of tbe crowd on account of its novelty. mation, can state that Mr. Porter tire absence of other diseases. consumption Itself? whole trouble between miner and operator. You cannot accompllth any work or builnen If you are ailing and have is being solicited to become a can- Sheep that were suffering for lack Do away with labor unions and allow coa you feel well. It you feel "Uted Up" lost flesh lately, they are of pasturage are now rapidly recompanies lo (orm associations that will uoleu didate and that he will accept the Tired Oat." take Dr. K. A. SlmmloDi Liver certainly danger signals. The protect both operator and miner. Medicine. The gennomination if it is offered hint in gaining lost vitality. question for you to decide Is, Springfield, HI.. May G. A verdict o( eral average condition is 92 comthe true spirit of harmony. He "Have I the vitality to throw Edmund Hailey, the English asnot guiltv was returned by the jury tbis off these diseases?" evening in tbe case against tbe members of tronomer and mathematician, was would refuse to enter any sort of pared with average years. The Georgia Lynchings. Prospects for fruit have im tbe Springfield Coal Association, charged the son of a soap manufacturer. Don't wait to try SCOTT'S scramble for the honor and would More than two thousand people with conspiracy and a violation of the antiproved wonderfully during the EMULSION "as a last reonly accept it if offered as the re month. trust law, which has been on trial all tbe Especially is this the participated in the killing of a A TIMELY HINT. sort." There Is no remedy week in the Sangamon County Circuit Yoa should be wlie and tee that your blood sult of harmonious action of the case with pears and cherries. The negro ravishcr near Newnan, Ga., equal to It for fortifying the Court. 1 be jury was out about six hours rich and pare and jonr whole ayetem put In a reverse is probably true of grapes, April 23. The man was burned to party in the county. Dr. before its verdict was announced. system. Prevention is easy. Eeriectlr Healthy condition by tbo use ol you Powder, Then This was a second trial of tbe case. will be free German Liver typhoid fever, colds from malaria, For Mr. Porter personally and the damage to the vines from se- death and his remains were then was tried at tbe January term of aud tba irrtp. Dr. CarUtedt'a German Liver When it upon the question of his standing vere winter being greater than at hacked to pieces. The next day court, tbe jury disagreed, standing seven Powder Is Uie best medicine money can buy. first anticipated. (or acquittal and five for conviction. Tbe For your Cold try Dr. Otto's Sprue as a public servant and with referaccomplices were Apples, pears, cherries defendants were tba coal companies and and two alleged Oum ileum. Price 26 and 60s ence to his Republicanism, noth- plums have been in full bloom, lyncncu, tiiougn tne white emtbe operators conducting all of tbe mines Bottle. A year ago last For sale by around Springfield. ing but good can be said. He is a with the weather conditions per- ployer of one protested that the nes ctallon and winter tbey formed an prevents consumption and St. Bernard Drug Store. Many correschristian gentleman, fixed a uniform price for cn.,1. The retail a thrifty fect for fruiting. hosts of other diseases which pondents make special mention of gro was innocent. was raised and a higbi r price is paid The State Dental Association of farmer, has served his people ably Crice attack tho weak and those here tban at other cities the unusual heavy apple bloom. From Savanna, (Ga ,) Press. Kentucky meets at Mammoth Cave with poor blood. as a magistrate and is one of the Raspberries and blackberries will where Springfield coal Is sdd in competiThe affair will undo the work tion with outside mines. At the same lime May 16. SCOTT'S EMULSION Is county's leading Republicans. be a failure, the canes being killed that the friends of the State have the wages of the miners wero advanced and the one standard remedy for Strawberries arc been doing for years. It will dissiWhen Wcalr, Wear and Wasted contracts were entered into with the teamThe party would be well repre- to the roots. Inflamed throats and lungs, sters, under which tbey all charged the From Kidney Diseases, why not try Foley's sented in his nomination and the quite promising. Peaches, as in- pate and scatter to the winds the for colds, bronchitis and consame price for hauling coal from any of Kidney Cure, a guaranteed medicine. 50c. dicated in previous reports, will people in his election, should these be practically a failure, tbe mines without regard to tbo distance. and ii.ooa bottle, Campbell &Co. sumption. It is a food mediefforts that have been patiently though a Tbe indictmnnt charged that the associne of remarkable power, A things come to pass. few reports of live bloom are re- making to show that Georgia offers ciation was formed (or tbe purpose o( conRussellvillc will probably fall in food, because it nourishes the trolling lbs local coal market and of main ceived from the western and south- to the homeseekcr the model body; and n medicine, betaining prices. Tbe defense was tbat tbe Hue with other Kentucky towns eastern sections. For Harmony. abode in a State where nature, art association was not formed (or tbat purpose and have a street fair this fall. cause It corrects disused The prospects for various kinds Speaking of Judge Clifton J. but was effected in order lo pay the miners' and humanity arc all united in a conditions. of fruit, as scale demanded by tbe miners and lo ena- PlAtltt?l4NUB,AN TEAcurwDygpep. Pratt's candidacy for the Repub- years, are: compared with average cordial welcome. 50c, ind $1.00, elldruggbtt. ble their employers to give them work, rKUml 9 da, ConatipAtioa sad Indl- For apples, 91; pears, SCOTT & nOWNE. ChemUt. Hw Yoii holding tbat if tbe prices of coal was lowlican nomination for Governor of 69; peaches, 02; cherries. 68; From Washington (D. C.,) Times. ered, tbe operators could not operate the Kentucky our Democratic contem- - grapes, 71; strawberries, 85. If we could think the peculiar! Sold by St, Bernard Drag Store. mines. 13 Globe-Democrpub-lishe- harmony, the Daviess county convention, which some leaders in that county had declared would take action adverse to the Judge's candidacy. Mr. Pratt will be found all the time on the side of harmony, and ready to make any concessions in the interest of peace in the party, but he knows how to meet and overcome adverse conditions when occasion requires. Kentucky Crops. The report of Lucas Moore, easy handling. Nearly all tbe coke made in Kentucky during the) ear 1898 was made at harling-towhere 20,542.10 tons were produced. Tbe Ohio Valley Company made 819.10 tons and Pineville Coal & Coke Co , ol Uell county, mado a little over tbirty-tw- o tons. n, Dr. Otto'a Sprue Gum etalMm Curt Your Cough. Juctth Msrileins ftftAftftA :20o MJMJag QAJ0oMo &&&&&&&&&&&&XI ifc for Children.' For sale by St. Bernard Drag Store. $3.50--SH0ES-$3.- 50 I II !c William White, of Alexandria, Ky., is the youngest County School Superintendent in the State, being but twenty-two- . 4? 4? 4? 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 4? 49l i We have been talking to the readers of Tiif. Bee about Hoisery for 2 weeka now, and that the impression that we handle this very important factor of every family's wardrobe exclusively, may not lorce itself upon them, we shall call their attcn tion to our superior stock of Shoes. Wc carry Shoes at nearly cverv nrice from c..oo down tn 20c. the pair. We would call special attention now to our $3.60 Man's Shoes for this Spring. Wc have bought this priced Shoe in Chrome Calf.Vici Kid and Glaz-eKangaroo. In Chrome Calf we show a medium light Bluchcr, built on B. and C. lasts, Essex toc.tipped. Out of Vici wc had made, a choc top and bottom, Norfolk toe, tipped. Glared Kangaroo is black stock, this wcare using instead of Vici. The manufacturer claims this stock is equally as lasting as Vici which is saying enough) and will not peal or scar near so easily. G i 1 f J c K X I4 c d f c c I c c ofr c b on C. and D Lasts, Clarendon toe, tipped. Each one of these easy wearing, stylish appearing, durable Sboea, is a Bal (lace) Goodyear welt, which assures as much easo and elegance as a Shoe. Wo ',0 not claim ,hese ar tbe BUST $150 L0,r.5V,,oh,,CS5money SHOES in tbe wide, wide world, but we do aUirm they have no superior, and sell them for GOOD SIIOES-w- ben we say this is a good we mean just that It we should accidentally be mlMnken we stand Shoe lust behind our promise. Where do you buy your Shoes?-He you ever tried us? Knot, why? Wo are awiully anxious to sell you all your Shoes Try Us, hand-sewed a ol this VVeSbow Glazed Kangaroo with lop and botlom both made new stock, and with handsome visting top too. These are built !o BISHOP & CO... 999999j999999V?$99?99 SUIHtJlvB9J HSCTWtWsn Ml mi ! MADISONVILLE. KY. .YOUR MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT.' 9 n W V . YOUR ORDERS Ufhn flnno SOLICITED hiiu UUDO k HID LITBIJ It,,. DUSIJIDSS n...r f i J JflEr?9flHNHkl&3nUCK optn aii mm. Unafenamrifaimfcunftitr-- t iii(fciirtftinl7i.liir''Ii Ask your neighbors. They all say that we haul better loads, furnish best teams, and always a,t the right price. d Barnett & Arnold. aiirftv.ir.r' - VA AtwViLrA.Aa ft.- J Danger 4iuafciii&i , TSjP tianiMttti&Ai,r-- i ,alifl'n TTvBlpEaVJ J Signals! i ! js: a t " -- .MOIsfllHSmSggEggSiH M. J7f!LH PnnlninMnlMlRfl jppjHflVJE-- lt ,r(l,. is YBAna -t iyfomt,ii1,tfl1irl- - :TJ"awfiMfl. wiiii dwui aim Duiiuer ixpbribncb. (15 All Classes of Dnildings and fn- -made comolrle furnishing of all materials. and common labor. .wl T MJ t t U H EARLIIUGTON, KY. ri If Erected ,pnnkgaiggijy rnitu nim.... !. the 'f""1! rr,mcchanical iww, bl neVall K. HTltilM JH-- JM -- !. - BJ secluding P ALIO a n-- Globe-Democr- FICATIOIMS A CONTRACTS DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO- - of iiulldins and SpedaTworVT Give me a chance at your work before letting contract. . TIOE. .. vm;,:-:ZXn-X"?S?- ,,, mspeitps vysPVKW'V'il"V' ' W 'TJfTm'W'T' yuptyfT1! -- itn mi omtii tit nin iiiiiiimin mism I VJTJCV j uccesiorto Iiaic Davit.) I'll Y. 7 f 1 LIVERY & FEED STABLE. At tbe Old Stand, on Main Street, just west of depot, 1 Scott's Emulsion EARLINGTON, KY. j i First-Cla- ss Equipment and Prompt Service. ,. .mi i 1 i nniji.mi ii i ii nriiiiiiiimninmi W. TWYMAN, DEALER IN p J. m 'M Stoves and Grates, CASTINGS AND TINWARE, f 'S Contractor of all kinds Tin, Ualvanlzed Iron and Copper Work. AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. &&wwwiyz,&$ itifcdi&k- HOOPING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTV ,r - ,.itii:A: k&.'tl Ji J j s&i is&J '1fe.i rTwai "i - W I 7 "By 3nbuslrij VRF wc i2HuF& K. OF P. BANQUET. HEAVY FLOOD. Notable Catholic Gathering. From the New Haven (Ky.) Echo. ec Quests Handsomely Entertained By the Local Lodge. The Knights of Pythias banquet given Thursday night last by Victoria 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 the 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 preparation and social intercourse in the lodge room overhead, and after the banquet and speaking, a smoker was enjoyed in the lodge room. 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 arranged on tho appropriately stage and the supper was served from there by a competent corps of waiters. The tables were decorated with blooming plants. Even 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 the word "Guest" in blue printed on and marched in order into the hall. When the eating was done there were several responses to the calls for speeches and some appropos things were said by Mayor Burr, Messrs. I. H. Teel, Roscoe M. Wheat, J no. B. Atkinson, Jesse Phillips, Howard White and others. The boys of Victoria Lodge No. 84 have once again demonstrated their ability to do the whole thing handsomely. (Lttoe." LOCAL ,. IWSi: A Circus Note.. The elephant's colossal, grand.and g rest, Uut Utile things bis genial, loal beguile; Odo paltry peanut makes Lira all elate, - p." And gilds him with. ten jrnrdsot pleasant smile. Harpers.' Uazar. Ui Mrs. Lizzie Myers, of Nashville, is visiting relatives here. Miss Katie Orr, oil .Madisonville, was in the city IastFrulity.1 m.1 i Mr. J no, 15. Atkinson f. spent tho early part of this week in Louisville. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bramham, of mi wile Hopkinsville, hero last week. Mrs. visited relatives Louis Weber and daugharrived last week from Neter braska as expected. Mr. B. T. Robinson, of Mortons Gap, spent a brief while in Earlington Monday. Misses Minnie Bourland and Ethel and Lillio Evans were in Madisonville, Saturday. Miss Jenkins, the kindergarten teacher of Madisonville, spent Saturday with Miss Sue Burr. Home grown strawberries have hero tor some days been coming-iand tho prospects are (or a fine crop. and Mrs. Wm. McCarley went to Morganfleld last Saturday to visit their daughter Mrs. Wm. Hughes. Mr. &? ttA i Petty Thieves. Rev. R. M. Wheat went yesterTwo small negro boys were deday to St. Charles where he will stealing copper assist Rev. W. ll.Archeyin a pro- tected Tuesday wire from the track of the Hccla tracted meeting. Coal Comdany, The wire is in Rev. W. C. Wilson, of Hanson, short pieces and is used to conpastor ol the M, E. Church, filled nect the rails together in order to his regular appointment here last complete the trolley circuit for the Sunday morning and evening. electric locomotive used for haulThe ing coal irom the mines. Dr. and Mrs. E. A. Chatten line was disabled and a considerawent to Hopkinsvile Monday afble quantity of wire carried away. ternoon in response to a call sayErnest Rash got hold of one of the ing that the son Harford was ill. boys and captured his hat, but the The Knights of Pythias, of Earl- boy got away and carried his sack ington, have had much work of of wire, which Ernest says was as When last seen late in the conference of degrees big as the' boy. and the lodge is in thriving condi- Ernest and John Hogan were on tion. the boys trail with blood in their . The double header coal train eyes. Hopklns County Fair. photo made for The Bee was a Mr. C. C. Givens announces good one and we expect to show a handsome cut of it in our "Special that the Hopkins County Fair will probably be held this year earlier Coal Edition." than usual, the first or second week Mr. and Mrs. I Bailey and son, in August. The fair will be manof Madisonville, and Mrs. C. aged by C. C. Givens, If. H. Hole-ma- n Rcincckc, of Belleville, HI., were and C. O. Osburn, and it is guests of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. C. believed that the conditions this Atkinson Sunday. year will assuro a good fair. Mr. will probably Rov. John M. Crows came up Givens thinks this be the last year the fair will be from Sebrcc Saturday evening and spent the evening with friends held at the present grounds but arrangement may bo here, returning to Sebrce on the hopes that an made to establish a new fair ground midnight train. somewhere on thcrailroad between Jim Gibbons, who broke into the Earlington and Madisonville. store at Barnslcy several years ago The management propose to has been brought back for trial and have a clean fair, as in the past, Deputy Sheriff and will fulfill every promise made is now in jail. Rodgers captured him in to the public. Dick Missouri. Postmaster-Genera- l Charles EmIt is reported that some military ory Smith has stopped his work rule will work to the detriment of long enough to preparo for the tho 3d Kentucky Volunteers so that May Cosmopolitan a paper on there will be a delay in paying the "Great Problems in Organization" officers for some four months ser- for the series which the Cosmovice. It is to be hoped that the politan is now giving. It would be receive their pay difficult to overestimate the im- hoys' will promptly. portance of these articles which are making clear in a way never A gay fishing party from kinsville, visited Earlington last before attempted the principles week and endured the rain of the which underlie all organization, day without much success at any- beginning with that of each man's They just made a bad daily life and extending up to the thing. choice of days. There isn't any- greatest institutions of modern thing wrong with Earlington or times.' Loch Mary or the fishing. On account ol the threatening storm, which broke a little Rev. Roscoe M. Wheat preached with considerable force, the at. McCord's school house Sunday later regular evening service at the afternoon last, A "daisy" load of adEarlington people accompanied M. E. Church, South, was journed last Sunday evening imhim, and took part in the services of the and conducted the singing. Those mediately after conclusion Christian Endeavor exercises, who went were: Misses Inez Dean, Alice Wise, Celeste Moore, Mr. which were held in that church und. Mrs. L, W. Rice and Mr. again by invitation. John W. Twyman. The preacher CUBAN RELIEF euros was invited to make regular visits ta14iA4i CoUC Neuralgia and Toothache laaffSrS five minutes. BonrStomach repeat the services at stated and ,"''',lrin tunes and he will probably go and Bummer Complaint. Frico, 25 Cents. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. again. The most notable gathering of Two and a Half Inches Rainfall Catholics that everassembled in in Thirty minutes. Kentucky, or in the entire South and West will assemble at TWO " STORES INUNDATED. Abbey on June 8th when the monks will celebrate the FifConsiderable Damage and fluch tieth Anniversary of. their arrival in America and the formation of Inconvenience Pelt. this Abbey. The Fontificial Mass will be celAt 3 o'clock Sunday morning a ebrated by Arch Bishop Martinclli, heavy electrical storm broke over Earlington, accompanied by a of Washington, D. C, the Aposstrong wind and very heavy rain tolic Delegate or in other words, and hail. Within the space of from the "American Pope," as he is twenty to thirty minutes two and a sometimes called, bo far ten other half inches of rain had fallen. Arch Bishops and Bishops have There followed other rainfall be- accepted invitations to be present. fore morning until a total of three This list will include Arch Bishop and inches of rain Elder of Cincinnati. Tho sermon was registered at the local weather will be delivered by the Very Rev. station. It was much akin to a James J. Daughcrty, L. L. D., of waterspout and the gorge of water the Mission of the Blessed Virgin, from the hillside on the eastern of New York City. part of town inundated several How's This? residences and stores and caused We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward considerable loss and much incon- for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. venience to families and business F. t Cheney & Co., Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. men. Cheney fifteen years, and beM. B. Long and J. F. DeVylder lieve blrafor the past honorable in all busiperfectly arc the heaviest losers. Mr. Long's ness transactions, and financially able to any obligation made by their cellar was filled and the water and carry out firm. West & Truax, Wholesale Toledo, Ohio. Waldiko, Kinhan mud stood twelve and a half inches & ToIedo.O. on the.fioor of his dining room. In Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, internally, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken acting directly upon the blood and mucous the cellar he had a considerable the 75c per botquantity of preserves, syrup, etc. surfaces ofby allsystem. PriceTestimonials Druggists. tle. Sold DeVylder's store stood eighteen free. Hall's Family Pills are the best. inches or more deep in water for a time and furniture and other goods New Mill. floated about promiscuously. W. M. Farless, of Providence, He is arranging to move out until the has bought property in Madison floor of the building can be raised. villc and will put up a flouring Mr. Long topk 17b. buckets of mill there. His purchase extends mud out of his cellar, and esti- from Main street to the railroad mates his damage to goods about near the Uncle Jack Woalfolk $100. DeVylder has not been able pond. Mr. Farless is a very suc to go thoroughly through his stock cessful and progressive business but thinks he is damaged $200 or man and miller. He has done a fine business at Providence and more. At John Griffin's residence the will be an addition to Madisonville water got to such a stage that it business circles. stood two inches on the floor and Good for the Children. at W. B. Wise's there was perhaps Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Iliuton, Ala., an inch. Houlihan's grocery got writes us August I2lb, 1893. "I advise all a wet floor and John Gough's re- mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretcently filled front yard, was consid- ful. I keep this medicine in the bouse and the erably washed. At Mrs. P. B. when and children are ailing I glvo tbem a dose that is the last of it." Davis' boarding house the kitchen Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. floor was inundated. Lawyer Jon-soParalyzed a Pig. awoke but opened his eyes, in During the storm of early Sun time to prevent stepping into a day morning lightening struck a slough on his floor with bare feet. stable at the home of Thos. Smith, Robinson Bros.' floor was wet in colored, in which a pig was housed. the rear of the store. The stable roof was damaged and The track scales at No. 9, No. ti the pig paralyzed. The animal and Arnold mines were flooded. was alive at last accounts. Loch Mary rose seven inches in registered a rise of three hours-anHis Life Was Saved. Mr. I. E. Lilly, a prominent citixen of eleven inches in all. Geth-semaseven-hundredt- ni Drug-cist- s, Circuit Court. Circuit Court is in session at Madisonville 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. Coffman. The 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. Woodward, W. R. Webb, John Satter-fielJ. E. Hicklin, B. F. Gunn, G. W. Davis. Three prisoners, who have been at Hopkinsville for safe keeping while the Hopkins county jail is being built, were taken to Madisonville Saturday night by Christian county officers so as to be present at court. They ware U. O'Brian, grand larceny; Jonas Browdcr, malicious striking; John Collier, malicious shooting. d, Meckison of Ohio Pe-ru-n- a. GRADUATES. Has Been Greatly Benefited by Earlington Public School Will Orant Diplomas to Six. Coneressraaa SpM"? f'l tho D. Meek lion of Ohio, writes following; letter to Dr. llnrtman. PROGRAM OF THE EXERCISES. S. B. Hartman, Columbus, 0. Deah Sin: I linvo used several bottles of nnd feel greatly benefited thereby. 1 have been afflicted Dr. For the first time in the history Schools, diplomas will be awarded six graduates in the common school course at the close of the present school year, Thursday, May 18, 1899. On the evening of that day at 7:30 o'clock, in the M. E. Church, South, the Commencement exercises will bo witnessed by all tho Earlington people the church will hold. Handsome announcements have been printed. in The Bee job office and sent out by the graduates and the faculty to friends at a distance. 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 graduates, will be troasured 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, Myrtie Davis, Lizzie Dean, and Messrs. Leonard Goodloe and Harry Meyers. The following is the program of exercises for the closing evening! Music Overture. , . . Vandiver'a Orchestra Invocation .....Rev. R, M. Wheat Lillie Evans Salutatory MUSIC. Leila Dean No Pains, No Gains Influences of a Life. .Myrtle Davis Po-ru-- of Earlington Public An Excellent Combination. Tho pleasant method nnd beneficial effects of tho well known remedy, Srnui-- op Fios, manufactured by tho Caufoiuua Fio Svitur Co., Illustrate tho vnluo of obtaining tho liquid laxative principles of plants known to bo medicinally lnxatfvo nnd presenting' them in tho form most refreshing to the taste and acceptable to tho system. It Is tho ono perfect strengthen Inpr laxn-tivcleansing tho system exicctyl1r, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers'-gentlyet promptly and enabling ono to overcomo habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionablo quality and substance, nnd its acting on tho kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or Irritating them, mako it tho Ideal laxative. In tho process of manufacturing figs aro used, as they arc pleasant to tho tasto, but the medicinal qualities of tho remedy aro obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho California Fio Syhdt Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of tha Company printed on tho front of every package. o, y Best way to Invest 35 Cents. Antioc, Miss., July 1st, 1893. New Spencer Medicine Co. I want to tell you what I think of yonr Nubian Tea, I have used it myself and In my family, and It is all that you claim for it. It is the best Liver Medicine I ever tried. It is just the thing to take if you feel bad and are bilious. A. B. Lancaster. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Hon. D. Mkf.kison. with catarrh of tho head and feel encouraged to bcliovo that continued n nse of will fully eradicate a discaso of thirty years' Btandlng. Yours sincerely, D. MEEKISON. Tho continued receipt of endorsements like thU for Dr. Hartman's great catarrh remedy, provo Its valuo beyond question. Men of prominence everywhere aro recognizing tho merit of and aro willing to glvo expression to their judgment because a certain, nbsoluto euro for catarrh is a publlo good. All druggists sell Po-ru-a CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. For sale by all Druggists. SAN rilANCISCO. CAI IX)tnsVH.X.E. KY. NEW Y0IUC N. Y. Price SOc. per bottle. DOUBLE-HEADE- R. W. A. NISBB1 , President O. W. WADDILL, Cashier' Handsome Photograph Made of a Double-HeadCoal Train. er 2Kopkins (Eeunty n Wonderful Discovery. 2 . BV bv Called Meeting. W. Turner Lodge F. and will hold a called meeting tomorrow, Friday, evening for the Runaways. Marshal Barnett has captured purpose of conferring the third dehere and sent home two Hender- gree. All brothers and visiting son boys who had run away from Masons invited. home. One was the son of Sandy The ancients believed that rheumatism Fcnwick, about fourteen years old, was the work of a demon within a man. Any one who has had an attack of sciatic and the other was a boy perhaps or inflammatory rheumatism will agree fifteen years of age. The former that the infliction is domoniac enough to warrant the belief. It has never been went home under protest, but the claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm latter showed repentance and a would cast out demons, but it will cure rheumatism, and hundreds bear testimony contrite spirit and said lie would to the truth ol this statement. One appli cation relieves the pain, and this quick re never try the experiment again lict It aliords Is alone worth many times its glad to go home. cost. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington. Uen 1. Robinson, Mortons God-sen- Lunsfokd, Ala., April 15, 1898. New Spencer Medicine Co, Dear Sirs: I have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint. I bad no appetite and my general health was very bad. 1 took medicine from four different doctors and they failed to do me any good. I got no relief until I began to use your valuable Nubian Tea. I used about two dollars worth of It, and it did me more good than all the medicine I ever took. I pounds in weight have gained thirty-fiv- e and ray health is very good. I can sleep I soundly and my appetite is excellent. can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to d to any comthe world as being a munity. Any one who doubts this stateE. ment can write Oscar Baker. Sold by St. liernard Drug Store. A. M. Hannibal, Mo., lately had a wonderful deliverance from a frightful death. In telling of it be says: "I was taken with Typhoid Fever, that ran into Pneumonia. My lungs became hardened. I was so weak I couldn't even sit up in bed. Nothing helped me. I expected to soon die of Consumption, when I heard of Dr. King's New Discovery. One bottle gave great relief. I continued to use it, and now am well and strong, I can't say too much In its praite." This marvellous medicine is the surest and quickest cure in the world (or all Throat and Lung Trouble. Regular sizes 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottles Every free at St. Bernard Drug Store. bottle guaranteed. In the spring the birds are singing As they build their summer home, Dlades of grass and buds are springing, O'er the mead the cattle roam. In the spring your blood is freighted With the germs that cause disease, Humors, boils, are designated Signals warning you of these. In the spring that tired feeling Makes you every duty shirk, Makes you feel like begging, stealing, Rather than engage in work. Dut there's something known that will a Man to health and vigor lead. You will find Hood's Sarsaparilla Just exactly what you need. Gap; George King, St. Charles. More lines have been cast in Loch Mary during the past week and more fish have been taken out than perhaps ever during a like period before. Not many have been big fish, but the number counts with most of those who go many Earlington people have enjoyed days of outing along the shores of the lake since spring opened. refused to yield to any treatment until we Wynn's is a little village situated eight tried Foley's Honey and Tar which gave Carter's Monthly for May. Our industrious immediate relief, and he was completely miles east of Red Hill. Carter's Monthly Magazine, published cured before using one bottle. Guaran- farmers are moving along rapidly planting in Chicago and edited by Opie Read, is teed, and 50c. Campbell & Co. corn. making rapid strides In the public favor. There are tobacco plants to let in this Improvements. It is the only ten cent magailne in Chicavicinity. go devoted exclusively to American literaThe congregation ol the EarlMr. A. C. Oglesby and son Tom, who ture, nnd is supplying the need for ington Christian Church have dehave been ill with slow fever, are reported a Western magazine. Each month the on the much batter. magazine presents an interesting table of cided to paint the church outside and paper its walls. The Messrs. R. F. Hlght, Charley and consisting of short stories, contents, sketches of travel, and articles of general painting will be done first. The Thomas Grace made a business trip to interest, all profusely illustrated; but in ad- church roof was painted last fall. Greenville this week. dition to this each number contains an ar When these improvements arc Misses Anna Stanley and Nancy E. ticle of philosophical, economic or scien Misses Anna and Delia completed the church will be one Keith visited tiCc nature. Grace last Saturday night and Sunday. of the most attractive hereabouts. Misses Cappie Grace and Clara Crick Rev. W. A. Boone, Cumberland The best medicine money can buy for visited Miss Ivy Oglesby last Thursday Presbyterian minister, of Madison- impure blood, nervousness, and all stom- night. ville, has gone to Mayfield. Ky., ach and kidney troubles is Hood's SarsaAsk J. D. Stanley and B. P. Oglesby to hold a protracted meeting. Mr. parilla. where they were when the light went out. Bids (or Painting. Boone has been asked to visit Rev. Teague did not fill bis appointU. I. Bids are asked for painting the ment last Sunday. Earlington and preach occasionally By courtesy of Master of Trains Martin Devncy and Chief Dispatcher W. F. Sheridan, of the Louisville & Nashville Railroad, a double-heade- r solid coal train was made up and run out of Earlington Saturday morning,so that The Bee might get a photograph of this fine representative of the importance of the coal trade of Western KenHonesty is the Best Policy. tucky, with which to help along its Honest goods, honest prices and honest illustrations in the "Special Coal dealings will surely bring success. Every Edition" soon to be issued. hour proves it. The last daya of the nine It was a magnificent train, well nothing more clearly. teenth century show The We believe this fact and our works dem manned and in fine trim. onstrate our belief. Our goods are war crew and engines were as follows: ranted to be exactly as represented, that is Engine No. 775, J. P. Moynihan, honest; our goods are guaranteed to give engineer; R. T. Coggins, fireman. perfect satisfaction, that is honest. If any Harrison, article of jewelry of our manufacture does Engine No. 756, F. S. engineer; W. R. Stringfcllow, firenot give perfect satisfaction we will refund the monoy paid for such articles; that loo man. H. B, Rosscr, conductor. is honest. Brakemcn: Joe Huff, S. A. Alvey, . F. DeVylder has a complete assortMarvin Padgett, Runie Blackburn. ment of our goods in bis store for sale at The photograph was made near prices that defy competition. These the Arnold switch, just across from goods are made from rolled gold, gold tilled or solid gold stock and are warranted the "Arboretum," at the edge of to give perfect satisfaction or the money Earlington. Besides the train will be refunded. W. F. Main Co., Iowa crew there appear in the picture City, Iowa. Chief Dispatcher Sheridan, Agent Baseball at Empire. Ethcridgc, Mr. John B. AtkinIn the baseball game at Empire son, the editor of The Bee and last Sunday between the Crofton his son, John. team and the Empire Club, the St., Ciias. Wbssuar, latter were the winners, the score Evanston,K.III., writes: 2303 Ashland and "My boy, two severe cold which a half years old bad a being 12 to 11 in their favor. In Trouble. Princeton, Ky.,May G Seventy-fiv- e business men of Princeton have been summoned to appear at the June term of the circuit court to give reasons why they should not be fined for contempt in petitioning the March grand jury not to return indictments against the insurance companies of the county for entering a combination to maintain rates. Will Bo Published in Tho Bee's "Special Coal Edition." Madisonville, Ky. Gapfal Stock, - - $50,000. MUSIC. War. .Leonard Goodloe a general banking business Transacts and invites the accounts of the citizens of Progress in Science, tqth Century Harry Meyers Hopkins and adjoining counties. lias the finest and most secure vault in MUSIC. that section of Kentucky Spanish-American ....... My Heroes The Present, as an Outlook for Youth. MUSIC. CONFERRING OP DIPLOMAS, Lillie Evans ... Lizzie Dean Capital Slock Paid In, 150,000. Snrplas Fund (20,000. IN Address to Pupils MUSIC. Benediction H. Boring, A. M. COMMENCED DUSINESS 1087. Rev, I. H. Teel The class motto is "Non Sibi, Sed Omnibus" which translated means, "Not for self, but for all." Health Seekers. A large party of Hopkins County men arc now at Hot Springs, Ark., having gone during the past week. Jno. M. Victory is with' them to take a greatly needed rest and be built up by the JNO. G.MORTON, are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking they know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women, There's safety if the bank is' a good one. There's convenience-th- e money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squan dering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when yon have a large sum in your pocket. The advantages of a bank account BANKER. treatment there. John Bonham, MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKV also of this place, went last Thursday. Dr. Brashier, of Madisonville, H. F. Porter Will Barnett, Co ompoiuto R. P. Morrow and a number Prescriptions of others are in the party. John properly it lakes time. It requires Carroll, of Mortons Gap, will go experience and a complete knowledgd in a few days. He is suffering of drugs. It requires the drnggisv to have a large amount of with rheumatism. give drugs-fre- sh Health, Strength and Nerve Force follow the use of Dr. M. A. Simmon's Liver Medicine, which Insures good digestion and Assimilation. drugs. He must the bes possible work, and for compensation he must be reasonable. Wynns Items. WITH THU ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WE'RE CAREFUL. ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE ijTJHjra Trade Marks DraiQNB Copyrights Aa trtrtt ccfldfiutl 'JZIm "-- : ....- lent rree. taken czeocr ior Becunuii Co. receive) throush Mann A 1'itcnu iptelal notke, without clinrso. la tho t ltna . uu. Scientific American. A ruuvlsom elr llln str&ted weeklr. Tj&nrest ejr. eolation or anr MtentlDe journal. Terms, M a rar four months, L Bold byaU novxualere. MUNN&Co.38,BdN8wYorK Branca Offlco, SS F BU Washington, 1. C for the benefit of a few of his denomination here and will probably be heard here before a great while. Christian Church at this place. Arc you a subscriber be ad- Bee? You should be. Correspondcce should dressed to Elder I. H. Teel, pastor. Pimples, Dolls and oilier Humors appear when the bleod gets Impure. The best remedy Is Dr. H. A. Simmons Liver Medicine. to The Wall Paper We have some Choice, Standard Patterns inWall Paper, Good Goods at Reasonable Prices, which will serve many housekeepers as well as1 the hightpriccd Papers offered :: :: :: :: elsewhere. Tor Infants and. Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of 20 CENTS GIVEN AWAY. Cut this out and take it to the druggist named below and you will receive a regular 33c size bottles of Dr. Sawyer's Ukatine for 3c. Ukatine positively cures all form of Kidney difficulties, Dyspepsia, Con- - D"V alipatlon.Head-scbe- , tism, Puffing of Rheuma- the 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 the wonderful curative powers of Ukatine. P Mr. H. S. Cory, farm superinNo Right to Ugliness. tendent of the St. Bernard Coal The woman who is lovely in face, form Company, had completed the work and temper will always have friends, but one. who would be attractive must keep of machine grading and necessary ber health. If she is weak, sickly and all ditching. .etc., on tho Earlington. run down, she will be nervous and irritable. If she has constipation or kidney Madisonville highway from (lie trouble, ber Impure blood will cause pimltrnits7pf Earlington to Mon- ples, blotches, skin eruptions and a city wretched complexion. Electric Bitters is arch Coal'Gpmpany's property the best theworld "the ;flpod of early Sunday stomach, medicine inkidneys andto toregulate liver and purify morni $. The: road was verv the blood. It gives strong nerves, bright eff&ct&d by the rain and is in eyes, smooth, velvety skin, rich complex-Iolittle." charmIt will make a fine pondttion. be-fore good-lookin-run-dow- C&&yfM&&x THOS. B.YOUNG Manufacturer Hleli Grade .. .1 The Southern Pacific Railway Company has ordered 3,000 new addifreight cars and thirty-si- x tional locomotives. California will ship to the East the largest fruit crop ever known. Boots and Shoes, Barlington, I"Cy Repair Work at Specially. 4- - WASHING DISHES I ItiflEGiSVI w A mountain ol dishes confronts the average, housethe family har. dined. They ate grtair wife alter dishes, too, and hard to set dean with soap and water. The bist, eulet,,auleket- and cheapest way to wain dishes Is to use I'-ib- &i eojfe? XffiwE 1 fflySi r I XOi ' 1 TfffPT .11 t VPH-1-1- ? WASHING POWDER L sraaClrl ii HI IK IX K II I 'V 'iJr'n -- In the dlth-wateIt acts Ilka magic, cuisine grease andinatei tk llsbe perfectly dean, in fact all cleaning Is made easier by tils great deaneer, and at ball the coit j ol soat For greatest economy buy our, large package. Asthma In Its Worst Form Relelvtd, Miss Maun Dickens, Parsons, Kans.; Virgil, the great Latin epic poet, writes: I suffered eight years with asthma TSLADTOSHOWYOU. I had several attacks was the son of a potter. n Only in its worst form. ing' woman of a invalid. ..11.., ..1 during the last year, and was not expected cents at St, Bernard Drug Store. Money to patent good ideas may be seAn Epidemic of Whooping; Cough 50 to live through them. I began using Foley's Honey and Tar, and it has never cured by our aid. Address THE PATliNT Last winter during an epidemic of whoop-loA persimmon tree which stood relief. I recom- RECORD, Baltimore, Md. to give cough my children contracted the disnext Thomas Brown- failed it to all immediate mend those suffering with Asthma. ease, having severe coughing spells. We at the alley had nsed Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ing's place on West Main street 25 and joe. Campbell & Co. very successfully for croup and naturally was demolished by lightning' durDen-JIu- r, turned to ll'atMhat time' and found If re ing the Sunday morning storm. it is announced, has A Coat of Many Colors Met Requirements of Joseph, lelved the coogb nnd effected a complete Those who were trying to sleep been translated into Danish, and E,,CuFFORD,, Proprietor cur,j-JoH- ; is Your House N, Y. Tbls rem- near by didn't know whether they will be published in that language edy ts'fdr.'Mle b'y St. Dernard Drugstore, were struck or not.' in a short time. Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. it "Out of Sorts," Crou and Peevlili, take Dr, Natura herself clad In the early irarbs, ol M. A. Slmmoni Liver Medicine. Cheerfulness print.'. blomoms forth trees and flowers causing Births. ifae druponilent chord to vibrate to tilt, the will return and life acquires now zesl. eprlnirtlme and bow do most delightful Born, to Mr. and Mrs. J. M. yon feci? Haveof all,that tired ehaky feellnp, you Plautus, one of the greatest of on the 5th inst. a fine boy. theforernnuerof Chills, Malaria andTjrpboid Oldham,, Fever? If so, you must t Mr. ,and Mrs. Elmo Shaver were as It is au Indication of not pass this warning Roman comic poets, was the son avoid thui slckueut nothlntr. us aa our advice made happy by the arrival of a new consult your dmirriet and costs you bottle or of a baker. procure a on Call Dr. Carfstedt's Herman Liver Powder. Take girl at their home, last Friday. Solicited Prices Right. Your Henry Kochler 5c. Company, ono doee a day at bed tlmo for six days; then ., n. STBERNARD DRUGSTORE Si, Bernard Gml Store. wish to state to the general pub He that owing to the demand for new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I have procured tho shoemaker services of a from Evansville and am now pre pared to do a'l work promptly on short notice. All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction. I first-clas- s W'-t Jfy .' - But What the Requires TWO COATS of .... mr if INDeX" MIXED PAINTS. V1 fmmiuimvfmii1!1! i THEN. K. FAIRBANK COMPANY t, lows new lew CMcag bad an obstinate sore ,on my face which After one everything eke. .failed to heal applioat1orr6t Banner Salve it began to heal and after three applications it was entirely healed, leaving no scar,." Campbell & Co, Art Obstinate Sore Cured. Jas. G. Amiikrtof, Delia, O., writes: "I wilt . ; Trade feci Ilka the flowers look la tho tnrfuir, Preparo yourself for the malarial or hot season when the atmosphere la full of cerms. If necessary and when your ystemv warns you, repeat the above, These Remedies la stock and sold by St. Bernard DrMg Store. Lumber Dealers of Louisville, Ky., invite "correspondence with Mill Quality Unsurpassed. men who have lumber for sale. They buy- Popi.au and Hardwoods in mixed cars, Dry or Green. - Write them. StK&'fW SI Brnard Drug Store. . . i. asi?az flVHi ft? f AGRICDLTORAL PROSPERITY. (Jratlfylnz Showing for Stock of alt Kinds. From Bradstreel's. Live d sf o V 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 the years 1894 to 1896 inclusive, has not been the only source of agricultural prosperity. This is illustrated by the figures of farm values of cattle sheep, horses and hogs compiled by Statistician Hyde of the Agri cultural Department. The figures ars to be understood as dating respectively on January 1, 1898, and illustrate the profitableness of the returns received in what is regarded as a side issue of the agricultural interest generally. Hriefly stated, the rtutiti. point to an aggregate gain in the total value of the country's live stock this year over last of $108,355,482, or 5 74 per cent , the aggregate of all live slock values on January 1 this year being $1,907,010,407. This, too, has in spite of decreases in the aggregate value of mules and hogs, due, however, entirely to decreases in the number of animals and not to decreases in value per head, because every class of live stock, shows an exception, without a gain in average price. The heaviest relative gain is naturally 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 19 15 per cent, comparing with gains of 9.07 in milch cows, 6.84 in horses and 4.19 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 4 34 per cent; so it will be seen the gain in price, 8.95 per cent., haS been sufficient to more than make up for the numerical decrease. Beef cattle arc the most valuable of the country's live stocks, 27,994,225 of them being valued at $637,931,135, horses coming next, with a value of $511,074,813, and milch cows third In proportion with $474,233,925. to number held sheep are relatively least valuable, with an aggregate of $107,697,520. There are fewer horses, mules, beef cattle and hogs than a year ago, but horses are $3.14 per head higher, milch cows $2.21 per head dearer, mules $1.08 higher, and even hogs are slightly higher than a j car ago. The small advance in value of sheep, 29 cents per head, is in consequence of the small value of the animal, a notable feature. If the statistics point to anything it is to the inapplicability of the designation "humble," as applied to the mule. In fact, that animal is proved to be a veritable aristocrat among farm animals, with a value per head of $44 96. against $37.40 per head for the horse, $29.60 for the milch cow, $22.79 other cattle, $4 50 for the hog and $2.75 for the sheep. It will be seen from the foregoing that while the retrograde movement in some cereals 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 country's great industries. cs the this paragraph which Lexington woodchuck tosuieidc. Herald. Western Kentucky must be well represented on the state ticket) chosen in Lexington 111 June. There are several sons of the section who are entitled to this distinction, and if they but ask they shall receive. PaducahSun. Announcement i made that the Populists of Hopkins county will hold a mass mcetiig at Madison- villu the first Monday for the of nominating a candidate for representative. The Democratic State Convention meets at Louisville, Wednesday, June 21st. The Republican State Convention will meet at Lexington, Wednesday, July 13, to nominate candidates for Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Auditor of Public Accounts, Treasurer, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Commissioner of Agriculture, Labor and Statiitics. pur-pos- e (HD3 SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON VII.SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 14. l!&tHHS3ietS r p Text or hc I. canon, Julin xtlll, 114. Memory Verses, ri Golden Text, Ian. Illl, 3 Coiiimcntrtry lrrpnrcit ity the Ilcv. D. M. Stcitrn. ft-- s 9 ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. Need of Alert and Money in Cuba. From Harper's 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 normal in the country. crease in the population cannot supply the island's 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 of this country. The tide of needed immigration, however, will not set toward Cuban shores, until there is reasonable assurance of the pro tection of human life; and capital, always timid, will not seek invest ment there until there is a full guarantee from destruction or from injury. ATHLETIC ENTERTAINMENT Pine Exhibition will be given at Hasonic Hall. Prof. E. M. Hall with his gymnasium class, who gave such an attractive entertainment in Tuesday night that they iiave 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 tumbling parallel bars, and 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. Madi-sonvillc fr Alvin Smith, who has been serving in Cuba as a member of the Fourth Tennessee Volunteers, has POLITICAL POINTS. been mustered out with the regiment anJ is now looking for work R. W. Willingham has been in Earlington. nominated by the Democrats of John W. Landrum. Webster county to be their candiMr John W. Landrum, of Graves Of date for the Legislature. favorably course, in the absensc of anything county has boen nomination mentioned for for the office the Republican else to endorse the convention or Secretary of State Mr. Landrum has "reaffirmed its allegiance to the not announced but his friends in Graves principles" of the Chicago plat- and the 1'irst congressional district are urgtng his candidacy and ho may stand form. Mr. Lindrum is a for the nomination. Editor Urcy Woodson is sitting man of sterling integrity and ability and up nights trying to devise some he bas friends in Hopkins county. scheme to crash into the national Released. Democratic convention, but as the Lonnle Burden was released yesterday meeting will likely be held in the his day time when everybody will be evening on $250 bond for grandappearance Jury hav at next term of court, the looking, Urey's chances seem ing brought an indictment against him tor somewhat attenuated. Lexington striking Harve Tanner, Burden's bonds Herald. men are Jas. R. Rash, O. D. Griffin. H, In commenting on Senator Goe-b- C. Oourland and P. M, Moore. the Glasgow Times administers the dose according to these dircc Rich Uncle "Are you always so tions: quiet, Willie?" He is thn fine, Ibe peerless pit ly fighter, Willie "No; but ma said she'd tbo brilliant, brainy statesman, the honest, give me a quarter if I behaved and incorruptible gentleman. didn't say anything about your bald It is the last two adjectives in head. Harper's Bazar. el Copyright, 1S99, by D. M. Stcnrns.J 1. "When Jesus hml spoken thcso words, Ho went forth with His dlsclplca over tho brook Cotlron." Ho hml oaten tho last l'osHOtcr with tlicin, Ho hml Instituted tho Biipiier which thoy should keep as n lnoino-ria- l of IIliu till Ho should como again, Ho had Bpokcii unto thcin tho words of chapters xv to x I after ho had washed their feet, Ho had prayed for them, they sanp; a hymn (Mark xlv, 2fl), and now In tho night Ho kocs forth with thorn to Qcthsem-ano- . Ho Is rejected ly His own people, whom Ho camo to bless, His son Israel (Hx. lv, 3; Hos. si, 1), and they havo determined to kill IHm. 2. " Jesusofttlmes resorted thither wllh Hcnco Judas knew well His dlsclplos." tlio place, Ono of tho many timos that Jesus went thither Is doubtlctts mentioned In John 111, 1, when every man wont unto his own liouso, but Jesus went unto tho Mount of Olives. Ho said that thero wero times when tho Son of Man had not whero to lay His head (Luko It, r8). a. Judas and ids Imnd camo with John nnd torches nnd weapons. makes no refcrenco to tho events lu tho garden lieforo Judas came tho agony, tho conflict, tho thrlco repeated prnycr and tho sleeping dlsclplos, which aro mentioned by Perhaps tho recoltho other evangelists. lection of It wi too much for John, nnd ho could nott wrlto it. 4. They did sot havo to look for Him with their lantwns nor uso their weapons to tnko IHm. Ho know all that should como upon nim, and Ho went forth to meet them, saying, "Whom seek yof " Ills hour had como to bear our sins, and Ho was ready to glvo Himself up. Ills prayer In tho garden was answered. Ho was delivered from dying thcre,an angel strengthened IHm, nnd Ho was ready to go on to tho cross and finish tho work. Ho know It all beforo Ho loft His homo in glory. Ho saw His own Bufferings when Ho by tho shedding of "blood provided tho coats of skins for Adam and Evo In Eden (Gen. Ill, SI). 6. In nnswer to Ills question they said, "Jesus of Nazarctli." Ho Instantly "I run He," or, moro correctly, "I tan," for tho word "ho" Is In Italics, Indicating that It Is not In tho Greek. Ho used tho nnmo by which Ho had rondo Himself known to Moses and to Israol, "I am" (Ex. Ill, 14). It Is often so In this gospel If you will notlco it, seo chapters lv, SO; Till, 24, etc 0. "Thoy went backward and fell to tho ground." Ho did nothing to them. Ho did not touch thorn, but only said, "I am." Oh, tho power of Ills word I How llttlo wo npproclato HI How littlo wo know ltl It created tho worlds, brought Israel out of Egypt, overthrew tho Egyptians. Thero Is nothing too hard for Him. Thcso would havo boon all dead men, they would never havo risen to their feet again had Ho so willed it. Yet they thought to takolllm by force They thought to kill IHm, tho Prlnco of Llfo. 7, 8. Again Ho asked thorn, nnd thoy answered tho samo as btforo. Ito said: "I havo told you that I am. If therefore yo Ho Book mo, let tlieso go their way." yielded Himself to them, but would savo His disciples from them. Ho saved others; Ho could savo Himself if Ho had willed it, but Ho could not savo Himself and others too. Ho gavo Himself up for us that wo might llo. Ho laid down His llfo for us. 0. "Of them which thou gavest mo I havo lost none" This Ho had said in His pntycr In chapter xvll, 13. Then Judas was never given to Him; ho was never ono of His sheep, never a saved man, for Ills sheep can never perish; no power can pluck them out of Ills hand (John x, Ho will never loso any of His property. So womay keep on singing, "I know whom I havo believed and am persuaded that Ho Is ablo to keep that which I havo committed unto Him against that day" (II Tim. 1, 12). A lady told mo recently that sho felt so sorry for Judas ho had to do thcso things nnd could not help It. Wo must remember that God Is lo o and wlllcth not tho death of any sinner. 10. When Jesus said, "Ho that hath no sword, let him sell his garment nnd buy ono" (Luko xxll, 30), I think Ho was testing them, for when they said, "Lord, hero aro two swords," nnd Ho said, "It is enough," Ho certainly did not mean tho 13 to havo each a sword. Although thero wero but two, Simon Peter carried ono of them. And now seo tho uso ho makes of it. Many n blundering Christian lias hindered others from hearing tho gospel Elnco tho days of Simon Peter. Aro wo by our Ihcs nnd our testimony helping or hindering thoso who should bo hearing of IHm who died that thoy might llvof 11. "Tho cup which My Fotlior hath given Mo, shall I not drink UP" Jesus told Peter to put up his sword, and Ho touched Malchus' car and healed him (Luko xxll, 01). Tho weapons of our war-far- o aro not carnal. Wliat a blessing that our Lord can so cosily remedy our Hut seo what our Lord calls all this, tho betrayal of Judas, tho hatred of tho rulers, etc "tho cup which My Father hath given Mo." Compare Acts lv, 27, 28, nnd learn from our great cxamplo to seo Qod in everything nnd to accept nil things pleasant or otherwise. lan-terd, ). a Miners and Shippers of CQAL AND COKE. .- jAMlib Street, Nashville, Capt. R. G. ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House, Broadway, Fadiicah, Tennessee. Kentucky. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 34a W. Main Street, Louisville, Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. -. HUNT & BRO. Memphis, Tenn. HESSER & MILTON, Rialto Building, St. Louis, Mo. ; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 404, Fisher Building, Chicago, III. General Office, Earlington Kentucky. Offices. JBr-aromcDlT. 2THR0UQH K. UUVli, Manager, 201 N. Cherry i .V1ST1BUIE0 teaBpT JMIHSMIIX HASHVIltE li;cHitAca MMjm SAND LPS fRDM r.P7JEFfRl5:c:P7OTlo!MAN.05J NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA ?lT.olet&les Agresritt- S ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE 5 Mta THE FAMOUS ND. 3 COAL, For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville and Lhattanooga, Alabama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville, Knox' ville, Asheville, Washington, Baltimore Philadelphia. New York, Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock Tcxerkana, Sherman, Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth. : : : -- M Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TICKETS. AJ nOUTES. RATES. BTS Will be clieerfnllr (nrnlthrd upon application loTlckel Agents, or lo r lp BRUSHED COKE FOR BK8E BURNERS AND FURNHBES. Why buy High-price- d Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERN- - ARD CRUSHED COKE S for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will dp the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn, J II. LATIMER, Southeastern Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga D. J MULLANEV, Northeastern Pass. Agt. 39 W Fourth St Clnclnnall. O. R, C. COWARDIN, Western Pass. Agent, Room oj, Ry. Exchange Building, St Louis, Mo. BRIARD V. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt. Room 338 Marnuctt Bldg Chicago. J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agt. Chattanooga, Tenn. ?4i W. L. DANLEY, Grn'l Past, and Ticket Agt NatuviLLC, Txnn ifc ii ST. JHjTIBS HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPERN PLAN, Rates: 75c. and $1.00 por Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY iSSi-i. TOSTOtftS the water. Unable to follow this pay streak, such claims had to he Graves abandoned. Green 12 Fire, as a means of thawing spots Hancock 9 touched by the sun's rays had Harrison 13 not been tried without success at Han 17 Cassiar bar. The idea was regarded Henry 13 as only a boy's wild notion, though Hopkins 19 now there arc claimants for the Jefferson 207 credit of the first use of the method 16 that was to revolutiouize Johnson mining Knott...' 4 in the Yukon. 8 Larue A certain miner on Forty Mile, Liwrence 19 Fred Hutchinson by name, was Lee 8 working a bar where the pay exLewis 21 tended under the water, so that he Livingtton 7 had to abandon it. Being loath to Lyon 7 do so, however, and besides being MagoEEo 12 of a practical turn, like all the Marion 13 he conceived the following Martin After the stream had begun 7 plan: McCracken 15 to frcezo, Hutchinson began to Menifee 4 chop the ice above that part of the Metcalfe 10 bar he wished to work, being careMontgomery ....it ful not to break through. As the Muhlenberg .... 18 ice froze downward he continued 11 to pick. Nichols... Wherever the pick acciOldbam 4 dentally broke through lie left it Owsley 9 and used another pick till the first , 8 one was frozen in solid. Perry When he Powell 6 reached the gravel he had a perfect Robertson of ice around him. Then 4 coffer-da8 he built a fire on the ground and Rowan Scott the gravel. Hutchinson 13 thawed Simpson 3 did not put his discovery to much 8 practical use. Taylor The next winter, Trigg n however, his neighbors took it up, Union :... 6 and from that time a few miners Washington Even 14 began to work in winter. Webster. 13 these were regarded as fools by the Wolfe 6 rest, who preferred the dull idleness of the cabins. Some of the miners 691. usedto say "It's getting to be as C. M. BARNETT, Chairman. bad in here as it was outside work GWATHMEY, Secretary Pro tem. winter and summer both." Garrard 12 8 old-timer- SPECIAL Floyd Fulton . 19 Official Call for Republican State Fleming., CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Franklin M Covention. Topic For (he Week IleRlnnlnK Mny Gallatin .. 3 7 Comment by He. S. II. IJojle. At a meeting of the State Cen- Grant . . . 12 Tone. Patient continuance tn well doing tral Committee of Kentucky, held Grayson.. -- Rom. li, Ml. .17 In thia passage Paul points out to at the Louisville Hotel, in the city Greenup. ..16 Iho Jowfl tbo fact that they need not of Louisville, 10 Ky., April aoth, Hardin bopo to escnpo God's judgment simply G 1899, it was ordered that the Re- Harlan becnuso they aro Jews. In jndgment bo iC Henderson declares that Qod is no respecter of per- publican State Convention lie held Hickman 4 sons, but "renders to every man Ac- in the city of Lexington on the 12 Jicktou cording to bis deeds ; to them who by samiae 10 patient continuance in well doing seek 12th day of July, 1899, at 2 o'clock 43 for glory and honor and immortality, p. m. for the purpose of nominat- Kenton 20 eternal lifo; but unto thera that are ing Republican candidates for the Knox. , contentious and do not obey tho truth, Laurel. 14 bat obey unrighteousness, indignation following State officers, to be voted Leslio 7 and wrath, tribulation and anguish, for at the November election, 1899, Letcber 7 upon erery soul of man that dooth evil to wit: For Governor, Lieutenant-GovernoLincoln 16 of tho Jew first and also of tho gentile." 20 Secretary of State, At- Logan aro many discouragements to Thero 27 patient continnanco in well doing torney General, Auditor of Public Madison 6 Dlfiiculties aro constantly putting them- Accounts, Treasurer, Superintend' Meada Marshall 2 selves in our way. In the first enthusiasm of our faith it is easy to meet and ont of Public Instruction, and Mason 23 overcome theio, but aa our religion Commissioner of Agriculture and McLean 7 moro of an accustomed thing with Mercer. 11 Statistic?. us it is not so easy to do so. Thoso for Monroe ti whom wo labor are often ungrateful, The basis of representation in Morgan 9 nnd forgetting for a time that we are said convention shall be one vote Nelson 9 laboring primarily for Him who died 34 for us wo becomo faint hearted and for every 100 votes or fraction overiObio wearied. Results aro often not aa ap- 50 cast for James G. Bailey at the Owen 7 parent as wo think they should be, Tho November election, Pendleton 13 1897. master builder is encouraged by seoing Pike 21 The various county committees Pulaski his building constantly growing, tho J5 artist joys to eco his picture- developing uhall arrange conventions or pri- Rockcastle....... 12 beforo him, but he who labors in spirelections for the selection of Russell 10 itual spheres very often has not tho en- mary 14 couragement of apparent results, and delegates to attend said conven- Shelby 3 this is discouraging. Thcso and other tion, the manner of selecting Spencer Todd things aro thorns in tho flesh of con- delegates 17 to be left entirely to the Trimble tinuance in well doing, and specially 2 county committees. so in patient continuance Warren 22 But thero aro also encouragements to Under the basis of representa- Wayne 11 even patient continuance in well do- tion the various counties will be Whitley 21 12. They took Jesus and bound Him. greatest of these is tho assurJudas actually klRsod Him (Mark xlv, 45). ing. Tho Woodford 12 "And Jesus suffered It, merely saying, ance ot tho reward for onr patient con- entitled to the following vote: r, blun-dcrlng- sl 25c. DINNER. ti tend in many places underneath i SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. 1 !Vr SImW. or Mutton Chops. Ootstoes, CaVss or WalHes, CnRco or Tea anJ M No. 1 Him. Two Lke, lUtoes, Oku ot WBs No. No. M No, I Lake Trout. Uutter Sauce. Cakes or Wastes M anJ Coffee of Tea No. S Oat Meat anJ Cream, or llnulllon, lint Rods. ItutieranJ Cnfeeoe Tea . , anJ i Pork Chops wild PotatoesCoffeeCakes or Waffles anJ or Tea ar4 Cofler or Taa . 91 fiulter, ToajtarUCoBeeor Tea II Take Market PI. Can direct to Hotel. Try European Han. Cheapest and best, only pay for what you get. No.CTworc, t A 1 - THO. P. MILLER. PrHIOI" Illinois Central R. ANNOUNCEMENTS 'PATTTsTOW I I I II If l H. r s, The Illinois Central now hat on sale, and will coo-,lnuB ,I,B ma " icuioer 30, 199s, roonu mp tummrr coorlil tickets fiom points on lu lines In thn South 10 a larcc list ot summer resorts 111 lli KamIi. ! fall iIamIiI. dsllr setTlee to M. Louis, Clitear,s, Cincinnati anl Louisville enables ono to reach qurckii and comfortably tbo mountain resells of Virginia, the 1111e Mountains snu eiessiiio or New HneJand, the Thousand Islands, lliolaka and toreit resorts ol Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesela, the Hot Spilnnsof Arkansas, tha Yellowstone Talk or the resorts ot Colorado. I VUlVlvjX I sp -a Southern Guide A new 1C98 edition, entirely rewritten, and clvlnr; facta and conditions, bioulht down to dale, of lbs Central's Hoinescekers' aeekera' Golds."!iaa Just been issued. la a aAi.naffft lllnstrai ed pamphlet, contains a larce number of letters from Northern farmcra now prosperously located n Ihe line ot tha llllnoia Central Ralltsad In the Siatea of Kentucky, Tennessee, ilississlppl and Loulaana and also a detailed wtllo-u- p of the cities, towns and country on and adjacent to that line. To bomeseekera, or those In search of a farm, Ibis pamphlet will iurnlsh reliable Information concemlne the most accessible and pr 01 parous portion of tbo South. Free coplaa can be had by Pp)7'iK to the nearest of thn undersigned. "boutucrn noma. MEDICINE for the MILLION ee A Popular Proprietary" Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to 'a revolution in the trade. llotmyctn thou tho Bon ot Wan with a klssf" (Luko xxll, 48.) Oh, how much Hoboro for usl What unjust conduct and seemingly unondurablo Indignities! And wo who bear His nnmo and rojolco to bo redeemed by His precious blood find it so hard to bear just a llttlo for Him, and when It Is anything very unjust or unkind wo aro to rcfuso to put up with it, forgetting Him who when Ho was reviled not again; when Ho suffered, Ho threatened not, leaving us nn cxamplo (I Pet. II, 23). 18. Having bound Him, they led Him away to Annas first, tho father-in-laof Calaphas, tho 'high priest. Thus no was brought as a lamb to tho slaughter, and as a sheep beforo her shearers Is dumb, so Ho openeth not His mouth (Isa. 1111, 7). Just think of tho hands being tied that wero over being etrctchod forth to heal nnd bless and ungodly, men leading to death their Creator and Ircdocmcrl It was all In tho plan for our redemption nnd must A New York company of manufnrtnrli g chemists, tha Rlpans Chemical Company, plw Inpon tbe market about nvo ;" a jfiua medicinal tablet or "tabultf composed vt compressed iiowdered preparation 1 1 i Main medicinal drug! which bad been ascertained 10 be- of moro general usoumouiriiiftllcal men than any other, for tha cure oral leTlatlou uf such Ilia common to man as liutu their origin In an Impaired digestion or weak.e"l uiparUr for assimilating f ood.ubsorbtng nourishment and eliminating waste. The calogue f Ills Included unilir this head Is said to Include pretty nearly every cUmssj 'ut which tbe physician Is culled upon to prescribe. In preparing their standard reined for the acceptance of tbe American people the oompany laid down the principle that everything entering Into tbo pallet t should bo of the highest grade, and so prepared and protected as to retaiu Its qualities inlsct and unimpaired through any extended lapse of tlrao in aur climate. Only tho choicest drugs anould be used, their preparation should bo In accordance with tho IuU-e- t perfected methods of modern science, the tabules packed In glass, protected by absorbent cttton.and securely corked. veu the rorka used hare been of a grade so high In Its requirements thai no manufacturer of these erery-dastoppers could supply more than a small proportion from his output that would meet tbo exacting specincattons. Tho (.loss rials were In turn pat ked In boxes of quality not surpassed In beauty and perfection of workmanship by those used by the most fastidious dealers In JewelsanJ ornamcntsotcold. liavlngsetlnrlrhlgustandsrd. andneTeroonsentlugtoTary from It, the proprietors resorted to the accepted modern methods or making their commodity known, and seren hundred thousand dollars within tiro years In newspapt r advertising hss Informed crcry American citizen concerning tbo suiwrior and surprising qualities of HI pans Tabules. Doing thoughtful painstaking obsbcrers of the changed conditions that aween world, orcr the commercial and. and careful to note every circumstance having a bearing upon tbe successful prosecution of their trade, tbe managers of the company nave noted that th re Is a present insistent demand for a lower price for every article reaoucs or approaches an universal use, and that the peLple, although requiring that tha best of everything, resent being called upon to pay heavy percentages for superfluous wrapytug and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might lt In yi'irt, but Is needless In tbe roso of a purchase luraaded to be consumed lu week. It hi also been discovered, and proved by the test o tune and actual experiencea that these Tabules do not have the tendency to loss of qualities or diminution of excellence from exposure that might at first have been expected. Inasmuch as. under favorable conditions, thosothat nave lain looso In a drawee, a traveling bag or pocket for several weeks or months are round to be practically as fresh and a efficacious as ever. Acting upon these suggestions, and notlnrr particularly the unimpaired prosperity of great newspapers now sold for a cent Instead of the old rate of Ave limes that amount, and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased ssles. the company have entered upon the experiment of putting up Hlpans Tabules lu pasteboard cartons, which they will otter to (bo trade upon terms which will permit of a package being sold by the druggist or storekeeper at a price lower than rer before adopted for a p'Mirietsry medicine five CbNTS-t- en tabnles, or doses, for one-haa cent each The company will not discontinue the manufacture andsaje In the form with which pie havo learned to know and value the Klnans Tabules. but will offer the ahesrr Urn for the benefit of such as inaydealre thera. It should be plainly el nilAesfiiAil ttia'JsA quality of the medicine li Identical tn both sorts, the only difference helnr In Ota form nd comparative cost of pocking or putting; un. The flve-eerock. ? are not yet to ba ) gltt wilt obtain n supply when requested by a customer (o do so i but In any case a single carton, containing ten labiates, will be sent, postage paid, to any address for five cents tn stamp, forwarded to the Hlpans Chemical Co., No. 10 Borneo fi-t- New York. Until the goodsare thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents aha peddlers will be supplied at a of Tone, vis i 1 down cartons for 40 cents. rTlee which will allow them a fair margincartons) (73) (Id cartons) for f IS. I 39 gross (J.C0O cartons) f or lor tinnanco. Eternal lifo 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 wo faint not " Due season is Qod's season, and wo may safely leave the timo with God, knowing for n certainty that in His time and in His way tho roward is euro to coma This fact should bo a great inspiration to patient continuance in well doing. All depends upon it Tho race is nover won until the goal fs reached. To begin well, to run well for a timo and then to drop out means to faiL "Faithful to death" should bo our watchword, for it is unto those who nro faithful unto death that a crown of lifo is promised. That crown is also at death. Here tho cross, yondor tho crown; hero tho church militant, yon"Bo thou der tho church triumphant bo carried out. faithful nnto death " 14, This Calaphas, as tho high priest, Biblo Readings. EccL ix, 10; Isa had liecn permitted on ono occasion to 0; : Math xiv, John ix. utter n prophecy that Jesus would dlo for xl, xii, 11; I Cor tho nation (chapter xl, but it was 4; xv. 10: Rom. v, by tho Spirit of Cod ho said it. Do not x. 01 ; xv, 158; GaLMii. CoL ill. think this strange, for consider tho won- 17; II Thess. Hi. 13; Heb. vi. derful words uttered by tho Spirit through Rev ii. 10 28-8- 1 31-110-1- v Adair Anderson Barren Bell Bonrbon Boyle Breathitt Bullitt Caldwell Campbell Carroll Casey Clark Clinton Cumberland Edmonson Estill 15 Allen Total 15 3 8 16 13 uallard Balb Boone Bojrd R. L. M 4 Tickets and full Information at to ralee In connection with the abovt can ba had ot seems ot Ihe "Central" and connecting Hues. S. e Hatch, Dl. Pass. Agent, Cincinnati. John A. Scott, Dl. Pan. Agent, MimpMs. Wm. Murray, Dlr Pan. Agint, Naw Orleans. A. II. Hanson, " 20 13 Bracken 8 Breckinridge s Butler. Calloway 13 49 Carlisle 5 14 19 10 Clever Artifice of From Harper's Weekly. a Gold-Min- er. ur (Jolofed re- (ifiens. C,P. A. W, A. Ksllond. A. & P. A, Chicago, LoalSfllls. 20 17 As the top layer of 5 2 Carter 21 34 17 Christian Clay 17 7 Crittenden 5 Daviess 9 Elliott 5 ij 14 Fayette xi 28 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 it was not feasible to thus turn the water aside. The gold was found to ex" water-course- s earth was All cotntuunieationi and millers ot news par Islnlnn 10 this column should bo addressed to Geo. Aliiskdii, Earlington, Ky, You Aro Going North, Earlington Normal School Closing. Tbe Normal school, ot which Rev, G. M. Fisher, D, D is president, will close with appropriate public exercises at Masonic Hall, May 17 and 18. An atlractlyo program has been arranged for both evenings, consisting ot music, recitations, etc. On tbe second evening, Thursday May 18, refreshments will be served. Tbo admission is 10 cents without supper. 35 cents including supper. Mrs. Julia llradley has moved to St. Louis to live. Mortons Gap people turned out largely with the EarlitiKton people Sundiy. John Radford was hurt in tha mines Monday. If you W4M to seo a (out raco i;et to shooting around John Porter. Ileywood Bradley ran into the lake. , Remember the Operetta to be given by Public School children tha 19th Inst. Admission 10 cents Tickets on sale nt St. Bernard Store. The OJd Fellows' sermon was well attended Sunday 1 he talk or Wil Ross was good, , v If You Are Going South,. If You Are Going East, If You Are Going West; PURCHASC TICKCT VI Hi, THC LOUIBYILIX 4 NaSHVIllC R. R, txV no co etcuna Ilalaam. 4 lo 1 Is faith in this trntli outgrown? Tho great enemy of God and inan is of courso tho sworn foo of every good Some say so But tho proofs point to work. Among tho causes which ho tho contrary. When forced lo a frank heartily hates nnd persistently opposes declaration, thoso who pin their faith is that which carries tho glad tidings on worthy attainments in character unil of salvation to tho heathen and seeks to service, such as they claim wo can lift np to lifo nnd hopa tho benighted of mako for ourselves, have to acknowlodgo tho onrth. Missions to tlio heathen are that tho best men havo their faulta No ono can bo trusted absolutely and bo entirely nnselflsb, in such perfect accord with tho purposes of heaven nnd always, for ho sometimes lacks wisdom, likely to bo so influential, in extending if never virtna Wo do not and cannot thoroignof tho Lord that it is not won- often attain to any exalted standard of derful tho great conspirator plots nnd excellence nnd never reach perfection. If, then, tho best men cannot save schemes and strives in every conceivn-bi- o way to discredit nnd defeat nil such others or oven themselves, who can? Nobody excepting Jesus Christ, nnd Ho enterprises. Lutheran Observer can and docs. Ho claimed this when Ho was on earth, nnd Ho began to Geaturea Versus Tlintidita. Tho orator who makes gestures so mako good tho claim then and 1ms been waving nnd graceful that attention is proving it ever sinca It is as truly a called to thein will often excite admi- matter of fact, of ordinary human exration Hat commonly, thero will bo a perience, tlmt thero is salvation iu Jesus corresponding decrease in tho hearers' Christ, and that nobody knows of any cstimntd of tlio orator as u thinker nnd other opportunity of boing saved than through Him, as tho fact of birth or n truth teller. Christian Kcgister growth or death. It has been regarded LIlltH WHIH ill IIVC CAIIQ. Uoat CoDxh tijmp. Tastes Hood. Uso in lime, rtoin dt aroctfista. Ilealat tlio Devil. Salvation Only TJiranjjli Christ. 3BUUy "Sing out tbo eU 'JUngouttatfalM We bring to plney forests of Norway KtaglatlttMv Kiag latbatrM" you tha new tod true froa of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Bates. Kates, Time nnd alt other Inform-illobe cheerfully furnished by C.P ATMORK, a. n The Maximum & '"T.1 tfat f will DR. BELL'S Pine-Tar-Honey .., JP "A W I AM 88 YEARS OLD. andBsvtxiiatd ay muaqr equal to vt. Bell's line-Tar- Nature's most natural remedy. Improved by sdenca to a Pleasant, Permaaeat, Positive Care for coughs, colds and all Inflamed surfaces of tho Lungs and Bronchial Tubes. The sore, weary cough-wor- n Lungs are eMa-rate- d ; the microbe-bearin- g mucus Is cut out j the cause of that tickling Is removed, and the Inflamed membranes are healed and soothed so that there is no Inclination to cough. SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUQaiSTSi pa l as I :CsiJiitJKH kj ll'Mli I nnd discussed altogether too much as a matter of philosophy and theology. It is much more n matter of solid, practical, everyday fact. Congregation alia Settles Only. 26c, 6O0. and $l.OO Msec BE SURE YOU GET fa trip MweUtaconshsimd colds. Itmalcca roo.-Jti- B, K. A. ilwcaUa, weak Inae It dm auask aod ramianent rlLf r. IfH's Sr Pfet-Tftr-Jb- M Rv, Aerson U conducting a meeling flTHR,DGEi here Ibi Uoclo Allen Tyre was found dead ThursTHm BB9T THKKf ALLIf day, April 4 as announced in Tub Bee of that date. Uncle Alien was an, honest, industrious man and a 'good citizen. He bad lived here for nineteen years. His wife and ona girl are buried here. Ho leaves behind three girhrone boy and )NTHLYJVlCAZlNe three grandcbildrenjo 'mourn, bis death. aAAvMWa 'Twill be a grand picnic here tbe 24th ot Contains a comclete novel in every nam- June by tha Masons. oer. In addition to a largo quantity of useful Remember the club tonight, and comn ana emeruuning reading matter.. and hear what will be said, So continued ttorteiftehttih r eJeeftonabU to muf reader. hA In Reduced rates to Louisville alIt shonlrl S.OOporavatv tinnflAfeAM fitntw most any day in May on account icrlptlon, yyantea la year. town, to whom Agents every of various importarit gatiieriris tbe most liberal Inducements will bo offered. I 4. . HPfDIOOtT O0MTAK7, ntUMrfN. and attractions. 0rb? ' fartsYiur.. ni Of imiKcom 1 1PHILAPKLPHIJU 4S r?5J . rt." V, & uwt- - v 0 "fwfe- z? n.'y K..M

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