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PATIENT Commits Suicide By Turning a Stream of Scalding Water A Dispatch to the Filipino Junta in Into Her (louth. Iloplcincville, Ky., May 16 Mrs. Belle Coleman, a patient from Howling Green, who was received at tliu Western Asylum about ten days ago, committed suicide in a moat 'peculiar manner. Great care was taken to remove from her room everything with which she could injure herself. She was allowed to 'go to the bathroom, and seized the opportunity to destroy her life. Finding 6hc could not drown herself, she turned the hot water faucet and held her mouth under the scalding stream, letting the water riin into her stomach. She was so badly burned that she died a few hours later. just before she was brought to the asylum she attempted suicide by shooting and had not fully recovered from the wound on her breast. She was a widow forty years old and leaves one child, a 1 DL H daughter. Press Comment on Judge Pratt. The Bek, a bright, newsy Republican paper published at Ky., has reached our .exEarl-ingto- n, change table bearing the announcement of Judge Clilton j. Pratt, of Hopkins county, as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Governor. Burksvillc Herald. Let the party nominate judge Clifton J. Pratt for Governor by "acclamation. Greenville Tribune. a Western Kentucky has a candidate for the nomination of the Republican party for Governor. Judge Chiton ). Pratt, of Madisonville, has announced himself, and is the first to seek the endorsement of his party. Judge Pratt is very well known here, where he has been in some vey important legal cases, f Ic is one of the leading men of his party in the State, and will be hard to beat for the nomi- -' nation. Greenville Record. The Louisville Post of Saturday reports the following interview with Judge Pratt: "I have been busy closing op some lw business and opening negotiations with various county Republican committees. So far the responses have been most gratifying. I have bad tellers from all qoar-ler- s of Ibe Stale I bave not been advised as lo who will be mr opponents. I know that I am a candidal as a Republican only, I am not allied 10 any faction, r.or bave I taken sides with any faction. "I suppose Ibat I will bave opponent, and I suppose that tbey will support Ibe administration of President McKinley, as I intend lo do. I bave corns lo Louisville seeking the support ot the Republicans of Ibe county. Tbal is all I bave 10 say for Ibe present " Commercial-Tribun- e Cincinnati recently contained a very complimentary notice of Judge Pratt's candidacy. This paper occupies at Cincinnati about the same' attitude to the Republican party as does the o( St. Louis, and both aro in close touch with the Washington istration. Globe-Democr- at The ad-tn- ir It is generally understood here that the entries will close with the decision of Col. Stone in the matter, and that if he stays out it will be fought out between Judge Pratt and Gen. Taylor. The friends of Taylor confidently expected the announcement of Sfone at once when they pushed their man into the race and arc now predicting that he will never declare himself a candidate. Taylor has yet outlined no campaign and will likely not do so until it is known whether or not he will have Stone for an opponent. Frankfort Dispatch. ' Interesting Confederate Relic. Con- From Ibe New York Trlbnne. v An interesting relic at the six-poun- r -- - : ! 'f r federate reunion at Charleston, S. cannon, C, was the iron "Old Secession," which was used in announcing the opening of the secession in that city and was again fired when the ordinance of secession was passed. It was also used to announce the secession of each State as the news was received at Charleston, and whenever its roar was heard many persons rushed to sec what State had joined South Carolina. The cannon has been removed at night to various 'places and buried since the evacuation of Charleston in 18G4. It was recently dug up in Savannah and returned to Charleston, where it has been suitably mountsd and labeled with silver plates, and will be kept as a :;' relic. d Washington, Mny IT. The national London Turned Out in the Rain to Watch the Celebrities Ride to committee of tho Dewey Home fund, London Kcc:ivod by Way siBSOJLUIELYtHJRC consisting of Frunk A. Vanderllp, Buckingham Palace. of lfo.ig Hong. Hecretary of the treasury; Mokes the food morefijelrcious and wholesome Ililg.-GcCorbln, Perry S. Heath, llrtt ovit (urma POwOCit co , new roan assistant postmuxier geneiul, and Ki- THE ATTENDANCE LARGER THAN USUAL. WILL CONTINUE, HE.VARA. ALL COSTS, lls H. Itoblrts, treasure of the United Htutcs, hare issued the following ad0THKIIWJ8E UNNOTICED. FROM THE PHILIPPINES. A Grent Display of Stnte Carriage "The Filipino Army Near Manila and dress to the people of the Uulteu and Gorureous Liveries The FuncAttacking the States: Simultaneous!)'' tion UeuTiin Promptly nt Three Several negroes broke jail nt Texar-knn- Lata Dispatches from Gen. Otis Indloss Dewey Homo Fund. AVhota Aiuerlcnn Line roar Iluu-drethat ttis Insurgents Aro Anxious O'clock American Ladles PreArk. Two white men refused to of tit Clnclunntl Itcifltueut National Dewey Committee, Washingto Quit. o with them. sented hy Sirs, Chontc. ton, May 18, 1899. The American peoplu Imprisoned by Uen, Otis." Wnshington, May 15. The following A call has been issued for a labor are anxious to do honor to Vumlral DewLondon, May 17. In hplte of show- convention in Ohio, to meet nt Colum- dispatch from Maj.-Ge- n ey, Their zeal has taken the form ot InOtis, giving London, Mny 10. The Filipino Junta vitations to banquots In irony different ery weather, lnrgo crowds of people bus on June 1. the status of tho military situation ns cities, of celebrations, parades nnd dis- gathered in St. James' park in order e here hug received the follow lug Tho United Stntes supreme court it now exists in operations against the plays. Obviously, It will be Impossible for from Agulunldo, cnUUd from lilm to attend all tho banquets, and It may to sco the carriagca containing people hns declared the Curtis Indinn terri- insurgents, was received at the war bo Invidious to select one or a few for bound for the qucen'a drawing room tory bill constitutional. Hong Kong, under (lute of Muy 12: department yesterdny: the houor of his presence. nt Buckingham palace. Tho b'gnn Thirty-fiv- e of (Jen. Luna's Filipino Uutit Independence In Mreurcd, StlrrliKT Dispatches from Otis. Tho, common sense of our countrymen, arriving before noon, nnd when they soUiiers entered the American lines "Tho Filipino government, In does not find suitable expression for Its Manila, May 14, 1800. were allowed to places nt ona Monday nnd surrendered. with the genernl feeling of admiration and esteem for our great naval o'clock, a double take Adjutant General, .Washington Sitline d already hero, In methods effervescent and tranHlder Frank D. I'ettlt, formerly uation is as follows t Law ton, from the country, lms decided to conliuuo sient. been stretched from th. ilace to the pastor of the Christinn church, nt Halinng, has taken Ildo 1'onzo and San A grateful nation the war nt nil costs until independence provide liberally can not do better than Horse Ouanls parade, , ..tl another Mo., died nt Denver, Col. for Admiral Dewey's ta cscurcd. comfort In a home fitted to his tastes from the palace, nlon ' Buckingham (Irent Hrltnin will eml n representa- Miguel to north with slight loss, nnd vritlhy In some measure ol his rcrvlces driving considerable force of enemy. Ilefusc I'eoce Overture. and Indlcatlvo In a small degrco ot tho palace road to Vlcto . railroad sta- tive to the International commercial Gunboats and canoes accompany 1,500 gratitude, which Is ot congress nt Philadelphia next fall. The l'lllpluo energetically refuse all time. A popular not of n duy, but af- tion Hope of the D. hntnntcn. thr American pence overtures, based ford o testimonial. Insubscription will llleyele manufacturers will meet In men under Kobbe up Itlo Orande river wklc'i MacAr-thThe unusual cngcrnexa to reach tho New York this week to perfect the or- from Calumplt, depart 10th; on restricted autonomy, coupled with lull have a monument. The career of Admiral Dewey Is a part pulace was duo to the hope of tho ganization of n $75,000,000 remains nt Snn Fernando, covercombine. promisee of subsequent of our national history, a elorluos chaping country. Yesterdny received n mester In the magnificent record ot the recent debutantes of being received by tho The southern llaptlst nssociation was with Spain. Not In our own country queen personally, nt Louisville, Ky., after decid- senger from Agulnnldo expressing .s generally her Filipino llciumidM. In all the world, his name Is alono, but wish to send commission to Mnniln for emblazoned those that shall "The Kllipuos demund 11 strict ful- Ills services with know In part thenot die. majesty only receives the diplomat! ing to meet next year nt Hot Springs, conference with United Stntes commisall future nnd the first few of the genrul com- Ark. fillment of the articles of the Ameri- will add to appreciation of his greatness, to the solidity and brilliancy of his fame, pany, nnd then turns orer the duty The Texns .house sent to engross- sion to arrange terms of peace; direccan constitution and treaties contractrepresenOn his roturn from the scene ot his vic- of receiving to one of her dqughtcin. ment n bill which would Impose n two tions given to pass n body of should and his statesmanship, the official ed by the Amerlcun rcpreaentntlves tories ot Admiral Dewey will bo perfomed The queen's prcKcnce also was the oc- per cent, tnc on incomes of $2,000 nnd tative insurgents to Manila it duties present itself. when Imploring a Filipino alliance lu In Washington, Ho should have a homo casion for an unusually large assem- over. there. The national capital can not fall OTIS. Signed , combating the Hiulurtls, James T. King, of Jacksonville, III., to have attractions for him In tho present blage of the members of the diplomatic and tho future. For n winter residence, corps. hnH been appointed comnilslsoncr in All Support Awulnnldu. jni.vr mi;i:ti.cj piioposhd. during his life, ho can hardly find a more "All the Filipinos generals support desirable place. It Is for .1 homo for Adthe textile department of the Paris A Great Dlsplny. miral Dewey In Washington that subt'lllnliion Anxious for I'cuce Hand of Aguinnldo. (Jen. Luiiu'k reported over- scriptions are Invited. The great display of stnto carriage!; exposition. Scouts Capture n Garrisoned Gen. Pilar of the Filipino army Suggestions to this general effect have nnd gorgeous liveries, etc., delighted peace nre untrue. Our army tures for been put forth In several quarters. As- the onlookers. Town llrllllant Assembly. wiints to surrender, nc names terms, Iv near Muulla, simultaneously attacksurance havo been convcynl to tho unManiln, Mny 15. Tho oh Ulan memdersigned that the general enthusiasm Neither tho prlne of Wales nor the nnd if they arc granted he will yield ing the whole American line. ran bo directed Into a single current bers of the United States Philippine without consulting Agulnnldo. An Unheard-o- f through the agency as a national commit- duchess of York attended the drawing Iteulment. A woman has been nppointed gar- commission nre favorable to the meettee. Kach ot us, busy with manifold oc- room, but the duchess of York nnivrd "The heat und rnln are. causing cupations, accepts as a duty, not to be set shortly before three o'clock, in n dener nt the Chillicothc (Mo.) home ing with n Filipino commission which ninny caBtialties In the Amerlcun army. aside, the task ot OYganrxIng tho popular drenching rnln, vtliich elT ctur.lly for girls. She succeeds A. C. Vnndlver, wns suggested Saturday, on behalf of munificence for this purpose, and of adAll the hospitals nre crowded with nick ministering the patriotic trust for a Dew- dampened tho enthusiasm of the whoso osculations led to his retire- Agulnnldo, by Lieut. Keys of the stuff ey Homo' fund. ment. ot den. Oregerio del Pllnr, who enmo und wounded. Four hundred of the Subscriptions may be sent at once to the crowds. Krugcr nnd Milner have ngrccd to to Ocn. Law ton under a flag of truce, Cincinnati regiment hue been impris- treasurer ot this fund at tlm treasury deInridc of the pnlaco nil the stntc partment, Washington, D. .'. Temporary oned by den. Otis for Insubordination rectlpti will be promptly returned, and as apartments, including the ball room, confer rcgnrdlng the grievances of the bearing the proposal. It Is thought ot as can bo troops soonsameIt date and prepared a duplicate lino were opened, owing to the exceptional Uitlnndcrs of the Transvaal. The by the American commissioners thut In refusing to light. The regular tho number bearing a South African trouble, may bo settled the idea mny have resulted from n reAdmiral Dewey will be for- attendance. quartered In Manila nnd other towns portrait ot every warded to peaccnbly. Filipino subscriber. cent meeting of the Regan Promptly nt Three, an quiet. Immedlato response will enable tho naGov. Tanner of Illinois hns appoint- congress nt Snn Isldor, Definite Intional commltteo to convy to Admiral Promptly at threeVclock Queen VicThe Volunteer Ahuned. Dewey, as ho lands, practical evidence ed Col. William Clcnilinlit n brigadier formation on this point, however, can "The volunteers nre nbuxcri and arc that tho American people havo provided toria wbb wheeled front her own general, in the national guard, nnd as- not yet bp obtained; though the local the nation's capital. apartment to the throne room, folra- for him a home atInvites iiIwiivh ut the front with scanty signed lilm to the command of the Filipino committee, which is in closo Tho committee the newspapers of tho country and the governors of all lowed by other roynltlc!. nnd conducttions. communication with the leaders ot tho In this movement, stntes to ed by the great officers nf the house- tlilr brigade. Friends of William J. Tlrynn nre dis- tcbelllon, is doing its utmost to scenra "The discontent between the AmeriSigned FllANK A. VANDEnLIP. hold. The function then began. Chairman. cans nnd Kuropenns Is genernl." satisfied with the notion of the Kansas peace. CHARLES H. AI.LHN. American I.udles Presented. In rescinding the IIKNUY C. COltlilN. Ambush. Mrs. Chontc, wife of the United board of agriculture lUu Into A LOVING CUP PRESENTED. PERKY 8. 11KATII. cominvitntion ROBKKT8, d Stntes ambassador, presented Mrs. Al- mencement to spenU there on Manila, May 15, 10 a. m. The duy. Treasurer the Fund. Knter-tnlui-- d gunboats Lag nun de Hay and Tho cash contributions received yester- fred Parish, her sister, and Miss JenPhilip H. Wnlker, who was n mem- The Officers of (lie Nnshvlllc nnd a launch under Ciijit. day amounted to 1367, making tho total nings, both of Philadclpn'ut; Miss Korn ber of St. Louis Light llTtery A, durnt n nnniiiiet nnd PreNecf, of Chicago, nnd Mlsi Mary Still-ma(Iraut ran Into a nest of insurgents sented With n I.ovlnsr Cup. ing the war with Spain, died nt Hie Will be Officially Represented. of New York, concealed lu the bushes on both sides home of his mint, Mrs. William P. St. Louis, May 14. The ofjlcers of, May 10. Formal .no- "in tbojliploniato circle, Mrs. Clioalc italrtwlif, in Uoi.on. of the Rio Grande river, three miles the United States gunboat Nnshvillo above Calumplt, yesterday afternoon, tice reached hero yesterday that Great presented Miss Chonto nnd Miss ElizaThe Vatican lint! withdrawn the Innnd were received with heavy volleys Uritaln will bo officially represented beth, n niece of Mrs. Choate, nnd Mrs. ternuncio from The Hague as a pro- were entertained Friday evening with n magnificent banquet, given by tha belonging at the International commercial con- and Miss Leishman, the wlfo nnd nt short range. A sergeant test ngalust the to the Utnh battery was killed and one gress, to be held, hero In connection daughter of Mr. I). A. Leishman, the Vatican to send n failure to invite tho patriotic nnd admiring citizens of St, rcpre'seulntlve to the Louis at the Southern hotel. It was nt' private was wounded. Opening with with nest fall's national export ex United States minister to Switzerdisarmament conference. tended by the seven ofllcers of the ship guns the Americans posftAn. their ropld-flrland. Michael Btalllebnck, H12 former huskilled 23 of the natives nnd wounded Mr. Choate and his son were among band of tho Galena (Kus.) murderess, nnd nearly 250 of the most prominent Declared to be a Nulsnnce. men in public life, business und poll several. After filling the jungle with a' Wichita, Kas., Mny IS. In nccord-mic- e those present. Mndainc Stafllcbnck, nnd father of the tics in the city. Tho greut banquet bull of shot for half an hour the enewith a decision by Judge Dale, three Stnfllebnck boys, died at Jopliu, hall of the Southern wns elaborately my fled. GEN. FUNSTON'S FUTURE. ndjudgiug tho street cars to be n pubMo., of cancer of the stomach. decorated for the occasion. The guestd y lic nuisance, the cars quit running In Jail at IVricus Falls, Mlnuv Tho Cincinnati untverblty trustees morning. Tho lease expired Cnnt. llnchun Snys the General llait Invited l)c Howard Ayres of tho Uni- ot honor were Commnnder Wushbum Knuxns City, Mo., May 10. Win. L, DilMaynard, Lleutennnt-Commande- r No Political Aspirations or Lcckrhlge, one of n gang who robbed sonic; time ago, but the company conversity of Missouri to bo president of lingham, Lieut. Anderson, Lieut. Mn' Ambitions. the Savannah (Mo.) bank in 180G, nnd tinued to run despite the city's protho Cincinnati university nt a salary gruder, Lieut. De Stieguer, Fussed Aswho was supposed to have been test. KanBns City, Mo., May 17- .- A special of $0,000 a year. He will accept, sistant Paymaster O'Leary nnd AssistLiuet.-Co- l. drowned In Oregon nfter "jumping" Thomas M. K. Smith, ant .Surgeon Pleadvvcll. Karon Herschell's Will Probated. to the Star from San Francisco, avs: bond, is, according to the local his London, Mny IC Thcvvill of the Into Capt. F. K. lluchan, of the Twentieth Tenth infantry, lina been retired nfter One of the most pleasing features of In jail at Fergus Falls, Minn., un- Haron Herschell, the former lord chan- Kansas regiment, who nrrived from 30 years' service. This retirement prothe evening was the presentation of n der the name ot V. C. Itoss, awaiting cellor nnd member of the Manila, Monday, on the Valencia, said motes" Waj. Kbert B. Savage, Eighth loving cup to the ofllqers of the guntrial for robbing n Northern Fnclflc commission, who died rtgarding the future of Gen. Frederick Jnfrfhtry, to be lieutenant colonel. boat. It was sultubly Inscribed, of train. Carl Hnrlwlg, who served a sentence solid silver, nnd was designed ns n per4 in Washington on March 1 Inst, was Fithston ot Hint regiment: In the Jollet (III.) penitentiary for mnnent memorial ot the visit of tho The estate Is "Gen. Funston has no political The-- Famous Old Flagship Hartford. probated yesterdny. valued ut 133,000. nnd docs not care to mingle In murder, hns bceli released. Ho will wed guubo.it to St. Louis harbor. It will 's Washington, May 10. Admiral politics in any shape or form. 1 know Ilia former wife, who obtained a. be kept with the ship's sliver service. famous old flagship Hartford, A Wronic Speedily Avenged. from him while he was in which for many years has been on the Hrldgeport, Conn., Mny 15. Lnlgi this to be a fact. When I lust saw him,. prison. T0WN CAPTURED. ANOTHER Pacific coast, is coming cast. She has Minottl, nn Italian, nged 42, outraged just before leaving Malolos, April 18, Hon. John A. Hunter, one of tho as plans were to go to been selected as a training ship for the daughter of Mr. and hia tho Filipino rebellion Cubaover soon lnost prominent men in Wallowa coun- lldcfenxn Gnrrlsonrd li' Mne Thous-- . was and lardsmen, and will be placed under Mrs. Fonderellc Cabassa, nt his house as mid Klllplnos Cnpturrd l'niutt- ty, Ore., wns shot nntl instantly killed command of Capt. Hawiey, nt present yesterday afternoon, nnd last night he engage in cattle ranching in one of tho rnll- - Without Any Loss. by Mrs. C. It. Klliott, a near neighbor, attached to the navigation bureau of was shot dead by Clement! Cubaesa, interior provinces. Hu said that he had who then committed suicide by poison. he wanted." the navy department. London, May 13. Private dispatches an brother of tho girl. all the adventure Winnie Roach, n mulatto woman, received In this city sny thnt the forces Will Be the Uacst of Honor. SAN ISIDRO TAKEN BY LAWT0N nnd her husband, aro charged with Lou ir Idle Mines to Resume. Toledo, O., May 10. brutnlly burning their four llttlo of Generals MacArthur nnd Lawton Leadville, Col., May 15. The Hooded Cleveland, who is now on u fishing area of the Leadville basin is now prnc-cull- y The Latest Filipino Capital Falls children nearly to death, at were reinforced, yesterdny, by fresh On., by Igniting paper saturate trip at Middle Hnn island, will be the Into the Hands of tho Amertroops from Mnniln, nnd lighting was unwatcred. Kight large mines, giieBt of honor nt the formal laying of which were closed down In 1800, on acwith kerosene, with whlou their bodies resumed. ican Troops. ' the cornerstone of the courthouse at count of the strike, will resume operahad been wrapped. Tho town of Ildefenzo wns gallantly Port Clinton on Thursday. Mr. Clever tion by Juno 1, furnishing employment Mnniln, Mny 17, 11:50 a. m. San Iul-d- r. tnken. The Filipinos were driven bnck Antl-WlHoom Dili raised, land will not speak, but has consented to 700 men and producing nbout 500 the rebel capital, has been taken to be present. Jefferson ,Clty, Mo., May 17. Tho with n loss to the Americans of one( tons of ore dnlly. bv Gen. Lawton'8 column nnd the Mlssouri'houso passed tho senato bill man wounded, nnd the town Is now ocAilvnuce In the Price of liar. Tried to Commit Suicide. driven further to the north-w.u- prohibiting; -- tHo operation of. wlno cupied by our forces. Cnnajoharle, N. Y., May 10. A sumLondon ,May 17, Special dispatches rooms Iriconncctlon with drardshops It is said that tho town was occupied As yet, not detatln of the enmary of 25 reports from tho leading from Vienna say it is reported there in cities of state. Pcnnlty, n fine of $23 by 9,000 Filipinos. seuboard nnd Interior markets received that Count Bndn.nl, the former prime gagement hnve been received here. Gen. Lawton led tho nttnek In per- nnd forefeituro of license of dramshop by the Hay Trade Journal shows'' an minister ot Austria, recently tried to Tho place is now occup'ed by Ocn keeper for two years. son. advance lu the price of hay of 20 per commit suicide on account ot losses Lr.wton's brigade. Tho houso passed, finally, nn imporMemorial Day Observances. cent, over the nvcrnge price for the sustained on tho raco course. tant life Insurance bill. It establishes Wnshington, May 13. Tho war deyiar ending May 12. 1808. DECAPITATED AND MANGLED. n cash surrender value policy law. Sir HcWy Irving' Ailment, partment has Issued tho usual order Sudden Heath of An Artist. London, May 16. It has become providing for tho obscrvauco by tho THE MARKETS. The IZarl of Strafford Ilun Over and 10. Howard F. known New York, May that the indisposition of Sir army of Memorial tiny, May 30, nt nil Hxprcs Train Killed br An Sprague, an nrtlst, whose, pictures of, Henry Irving, who has been playing New York. May 17, 13. nrmy posts nnd stations by tho dlsCATTLT'-Nntl- ve 8teers....S 4 65 Ot 5,35 llloKrni'hlctil. marine and naval life in n, piontbly tho title rolo in "Robespierre" nt the t, a national 6Ji plny of lings nt COTTON-Mlddl- lnit Wig 3 25 & i 00 magazine have attracted considerable Lyceum theater here, wns caused by Winter Wheat.... London, Mny 17. The Karl of Straf- r'LOUK o. salute and musical programme. & 87Ji WHIIAT-Nt lied suddenly in this' city Influenza. utteution, died COItN-N- o. ford, who married Mrs. Samuel J. t Huclnu. yciterday, of consumption, nged 3Q .... tf W ij Columbus,CostlyMny 13. As n result in Grace church, New York city, OATS No. 2 9 OU 8 23 Mrs. Fish Aeaultted. 0., years. 8I IaJUIo Georgetown, Col., May 15. The trial last December, was instantly lulled COTTON-Mlddl- lns rtt of a competition between McConells-vill- e MiO To ho Doubly Dubbed. 3 60 5 2J of Mrs. Jane Fish, accused of having last evening nt Potter's Bar by the UEEVi:a-8te- ers nnd Zanesvllle river packets, tho CO 2 CO New York, May 10. Columbia uni- murdered her husband, Gaylord Fish, Cambridge express. i Cows and Heifers, 5 Valley Gem nnd .ancttn, In racing for 00 ii 0 80 CALVE8-(p- cr 100).. give the honorary degree by chlorofbrmlng him while ho slept, versity will 3 40 U 00 Taylorsville locks, on tho Muskingum, Killed While Muklnir A'l Arrest. HOGS Fair to Cholco ot L.L. D. to Carl Schu'rz, on com- ended In her acquittal. 00 (o 5 10 collided, and the side of the Znnettn Fnirbury, Kas., Mny 17. At Hollen-ber- BIIEBP ntsFair to Choice..,. 3 70 O 3 80 (now).... FLOim-l'atcmencement day. He has nlrendy re45 was crushed in. Ko lives lost. Kas., n town on the stntc line, Clear and Straight. 3 00 O 3 71 Hotel and Casino Darped. ceived this degree from Harvard uni3 HcdWlnter .... WHEAT No. 31 2 Colorndp pp'rings, Col., MaylS. The 18 miles cast, Sheriff Ed. Column ot COllN-N- o. -7H4tf 2S versity nnd from the University ot MisSloun Wns ot Flustered. 2 OATS-N- o. Mnnltou Park hoteliiqd casino, which Washington county was shot nnd souri. New York, May 13. A dispatch to ta if 8 M KYIS No. 2 killed, yesterday morning, by M ft tlu Journal and Advertiser from Lon' were to havo been opened for the sea- Wm. Hoxlc, whom he was attempting TOUACCO-Lu- ss Denial by Request. lmriey.... I 50 O 11 01 son, Juno 1, havo been destroyed by don says: Tod Sloan wnj presented to 10 00 & 12 W Timothy car Chattanooga, Tenn., May, 10. Ocn. fire. Tho loss la estimated at $50,000. lo arrest. In the encounter Hoxiu wns IIAY-Cl13 it U UUTTEU Cholco .Dairy.... the prince ot Wales by Lord Willlnni 10 Joseph Wheeler requests the press ia iP fatally shot through tho bowels. Iloxio EGOS Fresh llercsfotd, at Xewmtirltet, nnd the .... ii 0 00 Elected President. d story to tho Deny the ou the charge of robbery. UACON-Cl- car iv as wanted W 1UD jockey wns not a bit flusLouisville, Ky., Mny 14. Dr. John was snubbed' by tho effect that he ii Ii. Americanthe honor. UARD-rrl- mo gleam..... tered nt A Snd Homo Cotuliifr. ot Missouri, was cleccted committee ot arrangements ot tho T. Greene, 5 2j 3 00 Steer president ot tho Southern Baptist semSan Francisco, Mny 17 Capt. F. 13. CATTLE-Natl- vo to Cholco tonfedernto reunion nt Charleston. 3 55 W 3 fJK IIOOB-F- alr Tim Huston Will Couit- - Hemic. (luchan's return homo fiom tho Phil- 3HEEP Fair to Cholco..,. 3 75 M 190 inary to succeed Dr, Whltsott. Washington, Mny 13. Admiral Dew-e- y Cablo Steamer Hooker at Gibraltar. 3 60 O 3 60 ter Patents... ippines on tho United States transport FLOUlt-WlnTo Visit the Tvrln Cities. Bpriius Patents... 3 30 O 3 70 cabled the tmw department from Gibraltar, May iO. The United M if 70 1 Spring Hot Springs, Va., May 10. President Valencia wns u sad one. He brings WHEAT No. 2 lied Manila that ho had reconsidered his steamer Hooker, which States cable 71 72 it No. body of uls wife, the COnN-Nthe O SM plans respecting the lhuton, nnd hud 2 Mlxod o. left New York on May 1, lor Manila, McKinley hat promised to visit Minne- with him of four months, w'to succumbed OATS-N- o. WAP Mg concluded to allow the cruiser to come 2... arrived here and exchanged salutes apolis and St. Paul this summer or bride climate in the Philippines. 8 30 O 8 35 (new) PGIUt Mesa fall, in connection with a western trip. fcv the ,ANBAS CITy to the United States nt once. Kith the forts and ahips. CATTLE Native Steers.... 4 00 (I 5 SO 3 25 ii 3 80 HOaS All Grades Arrived from Culiiiii Ports. There were quite a number of Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Ashby, of WHEAT-N- o. 2 Ited U 80 Miss Ella Etheridge returned New York, Mny 15. Among the pasSkiiO OA'ISNo. t White B54 to Nashville last week, after a visit Madisonville young people out Madisonville, were in Earlington, sengers who nrrived on the steamer . Curitjon, from Cuban ports, vvcro Mrs. 3 CO of several weeks to the family of to Prof, Hall's entertainment Tues- this week. drado sh FLCUIV-IIIf IX 2 ii COnN-N- o. Gen. "Wilson nnd Miss Wilson, Capt. day evening. W. W. Etheridge.1 .... W JU4 Jumcs Thompson, U 8. A., nnd 13 fe15 00 glOOO There will be a holiness tent OATS WeiUrn 00 Mo t 25 male nurses. Nick Toombs, the popular meeting at liarnslcy, beginning PoulC-Btand-ard des Wanted ii DACON-Sli .... 6 6tf COTTON-Mldln- g... Ills Donation fur n Nohle Object. Reliable Salcsmas to sell the best 'knight of the grjp," went squirrel May 24, 1899. 72 Q 73W Uerlin, Mny 10. Duron Ileyl Zu 2 lied WHEAT Na. specialty on the market. Staple hunting Tuesday afternoon, but re3W) S7 2 Mixed memo. the nntlonal am CUBAN OIL cures COItN-N-No. affording turned empty-handeM cS article and ready 8 Herrnsheln, rcichstng, hasliberal Mixed I f OATS-donated 3 25 j W 4 ber of the Mess IdnlVl C11U, Hurni, Uralses, POrUC-N- ew profit. No de er MM) larec car nibi marks towards tho tuberculosis i and Sorea. Price, 25 cents. DACON-Cl- lns COTTON-Mldalposit required. Address 945 Ma-!- .. 6H Rev. D. S. Edwards, ofiHansoo, nsvlum movement. Q..:i.i.r. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. noi.n!ii filled liisegular appointments at Mr, Richard Palmer, ot St. Are you a subscriber to The Subscribe for The 13 ee. the Baptist church Sunday. Charles, was a caller yesterday. Subscribe for Tw Bii. Bee? You should be. II men-scg- ADMIRAL DEWEY HOME FUND. Address to the Feoule of the JSntlou. al Committee of the DevTe-- r Home Fund. II niiu Royal r n, Chll-licoth- e. NO. 20 Baking Powder Death of New York's Former ernor at His Home on Long Island. WAS A VICTIM OF ACUTE I II I '. Gov- Cough Not worth paying attention to, you say. Perhaps you have had It for weeks. It's annoying because you have a constant desire to cough. It annoys you also weak lungs is a family failing. At first ft is a slight cough. At last t' is a hemorrhage. A first it Is easy to cure. At last, extremely difficult. INDIGESTION. U The nody Taken, to New York City, Where the Funeral Will be Held, the Interment Tnklnir Place nt Wntcrtovrn Mrs. Flower Prostrated Over Her Berenvemcnt. New York, May 14. Former Gov. Rosvvell P. Flower died suddenly nt 11:30 o'clock Friday night, at Kast-por- t, Long Island, in the house of the Long Island Country club. Acute Indigestion was said to be the cause, although the symptoms were at first regarded ns those of apoplexy. because you remember that ur ay cr hCherry Pectoral quickly conquers your little r - backing cough. There Is no doubt about the cure now. Doubt comes ft from neglect. For over half a century J$ Ai to' 1 tin-cla- KI.-L1- Cuv-nden- n, - -- o yes-tirdn- e, Far-rugut- ld nOSWELTj P. FLOWBR. Iloswcll 1. Flower was horn in Theresa, JetTcnon county, N. Y., August VISM. Ills father wns born nt Oak Hill, urecno county, N. Y and his ancestors went from Connecticut, lloswell was the sixth df nlno children, nnd when his father died he was eight years old. lie worked with his brothers on two farms hli mother Dwned and spent his time between school leislons In the hardest kind of labor. Hq beenmo deputy postmaster ot Watcrtown, N ,Y In lsS3. and kept his place six years. Then he becamo a partner In tho Jewelry firm of Hitchcock & Flower, boURht out his partner at the end of two years, and continued In tho business until UW. Mr. Flower camo to New YorS In that ear to tako charge of tho estate of Henry Cccp, whoso widow was Mrs. Flower's sister. Mr. Keep owned a (treat many railroad and other stocks, and during the months beforo his death he spent much time Instructing- Mr. Flower about them. Having thus gained an Insight Into Wall trect nnd Its method. Mr. Flower formcl, In 1870, the firm of Benedict, Flow-r- r & Co., which has since been a power In Wall street. Mr. Flower always was a Jemocrat. In tha eary 70a ho helped Samuel J. Tllden to develop tha famous which exposed Tweed, nnd other triumphs. Mr. Flower was chosen chairman of tho nnd gemocratlo stnto commltteo la 1877, Astor William Waldorf tor congress, after a hot campaign. In the Kleventh district. His majority wns 1.100, whllo Levi 1. Morton, republican, had carried It at the last previous election by mora than 7,000 votes, llo'refuscd a Ilo was elected bovernor ot thn state In 1801. tha lata sum..In the cholera cpldemta InpassenBersnr-rlvln- g mer rof lwSAthousands of from 'Europo wero quarantined on ihlpboard down tho bay. Aa an cmcr-renmeaauro. Gov, Flower boupht with his own money tho'FIro Island hotel. In tho name ot tho stato, and ordered that tho passengers be scntlhero. Mr. Flower took up Brooklyn Rapid Transit less than two years ago, buying from SO.000 to 30,000 shares at about 25, ). trhen tho capital shock was only Ho absorbed many subordinate lines, imong them the Nassau Rlectrlc com- to Increased fany, and and by his the capltol stocksucextraordinary cessful manipulation put tho prico up to IJ7. Hli holdings In Brooklyn Rapid Tran-i- lt alone, which cost him two years ago a lttle mora than tOOOOOO, are worth, at market price, moro than $3,000,000. Mr Flower was one of the founders of the Federal steel trust, whose stock already Issued I? 193,037,800. Uood authorities estimate that Mr. Flower's profits In the last eighteen months In Wall street Dave exceeded 110,000,000. He had become n that tlmo the acknowledged speculative leader In tho financial markets ot the United Btates. Mr. Flower married Sarah Woodruff, a ImiKhter of Morris M. Woodruff of In 1859. Tlireo children wero born, at whom only ona survives. Emma Gertrude, who la the wife of John U. Taylor. Mr Flower has bocn for years one or tho ivunlens of St. Thomas' Episcopal church, In Fifth avenue. New York, May 14. The body of Uoswcll P. Flower was brought to this city from Enstport, early this morn" -cy 5,000,-XXto-lan. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral has been curing colds and coughs and prevcntingconsumptlon. It cures Consumption also if taken In time. Keep obc el. Pectoral f. jlier's Ckrri Plasters ever tw togs II goa ceagft. Shall we send you a book on this aubjtct, ttttj Our Modleal Doparimoat. . It joa hare sny complaint whatever and dlulro th bit mAdlMl . sdTlceToacanpotilhlrobUln.wrlM ' tllA rfnitln. f r.-- l. Vn. ..Ill Iva s prompt replr,iiU, without coit. Addreaj, J. C AVER. auii. POLITICAL POINTS. ing, ou a special Hellalre, O., May 15. the Belmont mill, of Wheeling, nnd ltenwood blast turnnces, of Martin's Ferry, O., four of the largest iron works In this section if the Ohio valley, nil of which nre the property 'of tho Wheeling Steel nnd Iron Co., bf Wheeling, havo granted 3,f00 employes nn advance in wages of ten per cent., which took effect last this Increases the wages to Iho iti udnrd price paid In 'O'J.andthesc aro th: last of the big Iron mills to grant adjustment. th increase by the All puddlcrs will get 0 per cent. nl.-h- t. y Tbrea Thousand Happy Men, n, na d. Grover the lloss Fisherman. Put-In-Un- y, ()., Muy 13. hnlf-mns- Grover Cleveland, Judson Harmon, "Fighting llcb" Evans, John U, Lloyd, tho author, np'l Lcroy Urooks are having great BF'Jrt hero fishing In Lake Erie. Cleveland had the largest catch yesterday, Yuunir Groom Shoots Himself. IS. J.E. De Oette, tho tun ot a banker of Nebraska City, iNeb., A Col-pat- e, ik Chlcogo.Iny -- g, nt emptcd to kill himself nt tho Vic-to'hotcl'yesterdny. The young man w-- b married. .March 25, and it is supposed that his suicidal attempt wns the reiult of some trifling dispute with his wife. Ia la widely-circulate- Ordered to the Philippines. San Francisco, May 13. Col. James W. Fovell of the Seventeenth Infantry nnd Col. A. 8. Daggett of the Fourteenth Infantry, have been ordercdrto join their regiments inthe Philippines, the former to"saJl on the transport Sherman nnd the latter on the Grant. Not Taken Seriously. Washington, May 13. Tho manifesto declaring tho independence of Syria, Issued, Thursday, In New York, by the "Young Syria" junta, Is not taken In nfflrlnl Quarters here. The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a demon within a man. Any ona who has had an attack ot sciatic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the infliction Is domoniac enongb to warrant tbe belief. It has never been claimed that Chamberlain's Pain Balm would cast oat demons, but it will euro rheumatism, and hundreds bear testimony One applito tbe truth of this statement. cation relieves tbe paio, and this quick relief it affords is alone worth many times its cost. For'saie by St. 'Bernard Drngstore, Earlington. Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St Charles. The Democrats arc again raising "Mark Hanna." Well, they raised a howl about him putting up the price of wheat, in 1896, and it has stood pretty well since. If "Mark" is such a great man for the producer, what arc you kicking about; Grayson Eagle." ""SaSTTiT" The Republican Convention for the Seventh Senatorial District will be held at Beaver Dam, June 10th, for the purpose of nominating a candidate for State Senator from the counties of Ohio, Muhlenberg and Butler. Precinct and county conventions will be held to select delegates to the district Convention. The Republican precinct conventions of Muhlenberg county were held last Saturday. It is announced that the Populists will hold a State Convention at Frankfort July 27 for the purpose of nominating a State ticket. Richard P. Stoll, of Lexington, who has been spoken of as a probable candidate for the Republican gubernatorial nomination, says he will not enter the race. The first county Republican convention held in the State was held in Breckinridge county last Satuaday. The State and National administrations were endorsed and a delegation was appointed in the governor's race but instructed for Hon. R. N. Miller, of that county, for Attorney General. Frankfort, Ky., May 15 The latest entry in the Republican political field is Col. Young, of Bath county, who wants to succeed Secretary of State Finley in that office. Young, while here today on a political mission, announced his intention of running for this office, and says that he will make a vigorous campaign for it between now and the time of the Lexington convention. The friends and advisers of Young think that he will make a strong candidate. He has not been strongly allied in the past with any of the factions in the party and is friendly with both the Bradley and the Hunter wings. He has been prominent for years past in the councils of the party in this section of the State, and served during the campaign of 189G and 1897 in con4 junction with Sam . Roberts at the head of the Speakers' Bureau. Col. Young is now associate editor of the Mt. Sterling Gazette. a howl about n8:- sler, samp; d. Play r Ithcu-matis- m -- 'nt.' i .,,? The Return of Company A. Company A. returned to Madisonville this morning, arriving there about 1:30. The boys are reported to be in very good shape. Marion Pritchctt, better known as "Big Mike," had his leg cut off while en route home. He was, trying to board the moving train, and fell, cutting his leg so tjiSfty that it had to bo amputated. n Horace was a shopkeeper's son. was left behind. i $' j '.r. -- HJBtiWfr' JUtt.1 te x, r. .f Tcfl HSIM1 The Oobel Program. Walter Forrester, as adept in "Spring Unlocks The Flowers To PAtnt the coming campaign to have re- IV PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and Manager. I' tk i BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. Incorporated.! Ins matter. Enured the PcMoBce at Etrllueton at Second SUBSCRIPTION RATES: names and phrases as a dictionary, now refers to Gocbel as the -faced DutchPennsylvania man," and says with truth that "Gobel is playing a desperate game to defeat the will of 80 per cent of the Democrats of Kentucky through his machine." Ho figures out the rest of the program as follows: ".sallow- iht Uaghbxg SoU." . The scheme is to tend. Stone delegations composed of docile! men from Western Uaa'Year, strictly In adrinco J " " Six Month!. Kentucky, Through the first three dis' Thr.Mnnlhl. SlnfleCcples tricts, Goebel hat all the Court House : .V'.V Specimen coplei mailed free on application. wanted In all parti of toe clique for him, and they will win unless Correspondent! oontT. Addreta ni lor particular!. the farmers corns lolo the primary and as- tit ' And not even Nature would allow the flowers to grow and blossom to perfection Now without good soil. Nature and people are much alike; the former mast have sunshine, latter must have pure blood Jn order to have perfect, health. THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1899. I and delegation to the next National Convention with Bill Haldtman and Zach We are aulbotlied to announce Judge PRATT J. Pratt, of Hopfclni Connty. ai a can- Phtlps at its head, that will repudiate the didate for the nomination for Governor of the Dryan and Free Silver and join with State of Kentucky, inbject to the action ot party. . KepuDiican Crolcer and the Eastern If that is what the Kentucky sllverites are "We note the arrival of the Whit going to go up against they have nobodyn to blame bat themselves for the throw-dowley Republican, of Williamsburg, that is coming to them. gold-bug- ANNOUNCEflENT. Hood's Saraaparilla cures blood troubles of all sorta. It is to the human sert themselves. system what sunshine is to Nature II Goebel can win the Democratic nomi- tho destroyer of disease germs. It nation it will mean lbs ascendancy of the never disappoints. Coutier.Journal in Democratic councils Poor Blood- -" The doctor said there publican chances jeopardized by anything looking like snap' conventions or unfair political methods. Let every candidate have fair play and an equal chance and every republican a respectful hearing in the coming county and state conventions and we shall have dealt a death blow to factionalism in Kentucky. The Leader cares more for decent politics than it does for factions or individuals, and believers that'thc course it has outlined will result in glorious' victory in PROGRAMME disease bv the timely use Of and rhMier. Pa.. Mav 13. In trloR to Orlean Prltchett Writes a Very Tuttj "Liver Pills, an old imitate tbe Wild West lasso. throwers he ueau- favorite remedy of increasing ,,. . In a show here, Interesting Letter. cures a terrible dealh. The popularity. Always monl. a lad, met on Well Fixed and Having a pood HEADACHE, youth stationed himself cameiho Reading SICK tnunuermg railroad, and as a train Time When lie Wrote. sour stomach, malaria, indiges- by the boy threw his lisso, caught the who was leaning out of the cab tion, torpid liver, constipation window, about the waist and rendered The following is an extract from and' all bilious diseases. Beaumont had tbo olner him helnless. Pritch-ett- , r. FROM MANILA, Arrest LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. a letter written by Orlean of Madisonville, who is sten- our exchange tabic. Glad to acknowledge new friends, especial ly Kentucky Republican pipers. on OmM'! Democrats. Mister Goebel is agin just any sort of an old Democrat. He don't like a Hardin Democrat a little bit. And there ain't but one kind of Democrat he has any use for that's a Goebel Democrat. Mr. Goebel says he is fond of Bryan Democrats but that isn't Goebel-Bryawhat he means. Democrat comes a little nearer the mark. But there is only one "real thing," the unadulterated Goebel Democrat; the man who believes the Goebel election machine is all powerful to win and who wants to be in the band wagon ; the wire puller and ringster who aspires to be in the league to dominate his party and. to be in at the division of the spoils; to get the offices and to hold them at any cost to the citizenship and the material interest of the State. Nothing counts with Goebel in this race but Goe- bel's success. He is as cold blooded about bis campaign as he has been notoriously cold blooded in all his past acts. His well laid plan is that Goebel succeed if all else perish. n ,c 4 if The Burkcsville Herald, on of the Kentucky papers that gets the local news and prints it well, is now among our exchanges. There is manv a local paper that could get pointers from the Herald. 'We acknowledge with pleasure the receipt of the Corbin News among our exchange this week a papar for live, newsy, the home people, that proves itself worth its subscription price and doesn't give itself away as a premium for another paper. well-printe- Commercial Convention, were not seven drops of good blood In my State body. Hood's Sarsaparllla built me up and' Louisville May 29th and mado me stronK ati8 well." SusiKK.Bnowzr, 16 Astor Hill, Lynn, Man. 30th, 1809., Dyspepsia, GtC "A complication ot troubles, dyspepsia, chronic catarrh and Following is the program in ful inflammation ot the stomach, rheumatism, etc., made me miserable. Had no appetite of the State Commercial ConvenSarsaparllla, which until I took Hood's acted like magic. I am thoroughly cured." tion to be held at Louisville May N. B. Scntrr, 1874 W. 11th A v., Denver, Col. Rheumatism " My husband was 29 and 30. The convention will obliged to Rive up work on account of rheu- be composed of representative matism. No remedy helped .until bo used Hood's Sarsaparllla, which permanently business men and farmers and edcured him. It cured my daughter of catarrh. I give It to the children with good itors all of whom will be results." Mas. J. S. McMnn, Stamford, Ct. of with Kcn-tuckia- ographer for Gen. Lawton in the Philippines. It was written from Manila under date of March 24 and is addressed to a friend who kindly permits The Bee to reproduce those parts of it which are of interest to Orlcan's many friends hereabouts. Here it is: Headquarters Fikst Division Eighth Armv Corps. Manila, March 241b, 1899, Of course as you well know, I left Huntsville with General Lawton, enroute to the Philippines about January 3d, remained in Washington until the ijth, went toNew York and sailed on the good ship "Grant" to the "Pearls of the Orient." We had rather a rough voyage across the Atlantic, and not a tew ot us wore the "scikest of the sick." but by the time wo arrived in sight of the Rock ot Gibraltar, all were well and were anticipating with great pleasure our stop at that point. After being quarantined for a couple of days, we were allowed to go ashore and such a time we did have, is beyond my power to place on paper. Everybody enjoyed themselves very much. From this point we sailed through the Mediterranean to Port Said, Egypt, thence through the Suez Canal to Suet City. The canal goes through "Bitter Lake" and at Ismaila, in same, is the place where the the children of Israel went across on dry land. (Dibls scholar, see?) Going through the Red Sea we saw Mount Sinai. We stopped next at Perim Island, Colnmbo, and Singapore. In all of these places we went ashore and had a most enjoyable time, visiting many interesting places. The cities were all very fine, having many fine buildings, parks, etc., especially, Colum-bwhere the buildings are as fine as you see anywhere. At 10 o'clock, 3. m., March iotb, we sailed mlo Ibe harbor of Manila, fired a salate to Admiral Dewey, same being duly answered by him. We had 1,95s passengers aboard, including officers; officers' families, soldiers and civilians, and all were landed in the best of health and spirits. We bad an exceptional voyage, going 13,300 miles without the loss of a single life or an hour's delay except in coaliog and rpsupplying the ship. We got ashore right soon and for five or six days did nothing but run aronnd and look at things, then .were assigned to the tst Division, Eighth Army Corps, tempo-rarity. ns 3&ed6 SaMa Mnnrt'i JL 1 9Pj the best interests Kentucky at heart, met together USBsBEuSBM rill, tan liter Hie, the pnn Irrlutlna an! tmTJeat hurtle touku with Hood KtriiptrlllX to promote those interests to the full extent of their united ability. MORNING SESSION 11:30. Opening prayer, Rt. Rev. Bishop T. U. Dudley. Address of welcome, Mayor Cbas. P. Weaver. Response, Hon. C. J. Bronston, Lexington. TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION. c i r . d T i, J l.v ' :t. iV H Li Gen. Jo. Wheeler will be in Louisville shortly. "Fighting Jo" was slightly snubbed by some still bitter rebels at Charleston who envied his recent glorious war record, but he will get the most hospitality at the Kentucky metropolis, the place of the next Conlederate Association. open-hearte- d Editor Walter Forrerter has i i'X j' r grown to be such a cucumber-pickl- e iconoclast and makes such crooked faces at everybody all in TktXCaitflclatc?, the same grimace that he is almost Attorney General, W. S. Taylor, unquotable but he does say truth when he declares that "Judge is now an announced candidate for Pratt with a united party would the Republican nomination for General be a stronger candidate than Tay- Governor of Kentucky. Taylor is an able man, a good lor." campaigner: and would make an Have you heard the expression, excellent governor. He has many "Administration candidate?" It friends, deserves much credit and sounds rather queer to.be used or The Bee, esteems, him highly. suggested by Republicans in this But in the present; emergency the day of united praise and support Republican, party, in Kentucky accorded by all Republicans and needs to unij on, the man who very many Democrats and others can carry the, strongest vote at the to the wise and successful admin- polls in November, the man who istration of President McKinley. If can come the nearest winning or any candidate is a Republican he can win by the largest margin. cannot be otherwise than the Viewed from this, the only plausstrongest sort of a supporter of the ible standpoint for Republicans to National administration. assume, it is concecded on all sides that Judge Clifton J. Pratt, The Grayson' Eagle published at Lcitchfield, one of the best papers 01 nopKins county, occupies an position. He. is popular in the State, contains the an- unique with people of all political iaiths nouncement of Judge Clifton J. Pratt for the Republican nomina- and by his career as a man and a tion for Governor and reproduces jurist will command ihc support of the Republican in full both of The Bee's editorial many outside party and the united and enthus write-up- s of that gentleman, who is just now making things so inter- iastic support of Republicans, esting for the other aspirants inc coiorea voters are tor mm as forgubernatorial And one man. His record is such that honors. The Bee has advices from all Republicans can and will give another source that Judge Pratt's him their enthusiastic support at announcement is being given a the polls. He is the strong man to win in the race against the kindly reception in Grayson. Democratic nominee therefore We publish in this issue a com the logical candidate.. For these plete program of the State Com reasons The Bee ir strongly in mercial Convention which is to be favor of the nomination of Judge held at Louisville, May 29 and 30, Pratt. He is a clean, able ReHopkins county and Earlington publican against whom no charge will be well represented in this of factional alliance or feeling can important convention and all other be lodged and hence a man upon parts of (he State should and whom all can unite. With such a probably will be represented. candidate and such a uniting only This is the second meeting of the can factionalism in Kentucky be kind held in Kentucky and great buried, and through such burial good to the State's material in- only can harmony and victory be terests is expected to be the out- attained. The Bee is for Judge Pratt, first come of this united action on the part of her most progressive citi because he is the type of man in zens, feach Mayor of a town or whose nomination alone is offered city and every county judge will Republican harmony and victory. be asked to attend and to name a Personal esteem and friendship list of delegates to represent with and the fact that he is a Hopkins themselves their respective towns County man are entirely secondary considerations. and counties, Let there be harmony and fair play, whatever else, The Elizabethtown News has and let us nominate a candidate published affidavits stating that who will have a strong, chance to Garnett Groves, who posed in the win. Frankfort Railroad Convention in the interest of McChord'a candi- The typubUcaii Nomination for Governor. dacy, as the hero who received for his vote, from Charley From the Louisville Commercial. I400 The announcement by Atorney Sommcrs, is not such a in morals as would best befit the General W. S. Taylor that ho will roll he played. The affidavit states be a candidate for the Republican that Graves last year refunded nomination for Governor has been anticipated for some time, but the twenty-fivdollars that he having stolen while news that this, announcement acting as of the Taylor has now been made will not be county Fair in 1896. But Graves' less interesting to the Republicans grand-stanplay afforded tempo- of Kentucky, because it appears at rary relief to Candidate McChord a later date than had, been exand that is all he desired. In this pected. Unquestionably Attorney incident history has simply re- General Taylor will be a factor of peated itself and proves again that great consequence in Reublican the man who poses as a bribe- politics this year and that he will taker for the purpose of trying to come to the State convention with a large followingdoes not admit coavince the public that he is a of doubt, will stand watching. judge Clifton J. Pratt, of Hop lily-white kins county, has previously announced his candidacy, and it is evident from the friendly expressions concerning it in widely separated sections of the State that he will also have a large and enHardly a thusiastic following. doubt exists that State Auditor Sam H. Stone will still further swell the list of candidates by authorizing the use of his name in connection with the gubernatorial nomination, and if he does so it will be conceded that three of the strongest men in the Republican party in this State will have en tered the contest for leadership this year. To the Commercial all this appears to be a matter for general The Republican congratulation. fact that three strong and ambitious Republicans desire to make the canvass for governor of Kentucky this year, and that others may yet announce their candidacies for the same honor, is one of the convincing indications of Republican success at the polls. Under these conditions we look for the holding of a State convention made up of earnest delegates from every county in the State, and all aroused to a high pitch of enthusiasm for the nomination of a strong Republican ticket and for the work ot the campaign that is to follow. No harm to the best interests of the Republican party can possibly result from vigorous rivalry for party favor. With a number of candidates in the field for almost every place on the Republican State ticket it is certain that the State convention will be a thoroughly representative body, and in the hands of such a convention the welfare of the party is safe. The Republican masses will accept the judgment of such a convention without question and they will rally to the support of the candidates it names with the vigor and enthusiasm that swept a Republican administration into power four years ago. Hon. W. O. Bradley. Adjourn until 2:30 p. m., when all dele-galwill, in a body, visit some ot the manufacturing plants, and other places ot Temporary chairman, end of his lasso lied bout his waist, and being unablo to unite the rope, was drawn Lindsay, of under the train and killed, Senator William Kentucky, has been given the Anew time card went int.0 effect last highest honor which can be be- Mondav morning, the chief feature being stowed upon a lawyer by being in- change in the time ot the Providence train Money to patent good Ideas may be se vited to deliver the address before which now leaves Providence later and recured by our aid. Address THE PATENT the joint meeting of the American turns about two hours earlier. RECORD, Baltimore, 'Md. Bar and International Bar AssoNo psrly or men whose chief slock in ciation. trade is to abuse railroads ana other cor If you like a spin on a nice new porations for Iho sake of cfllee deserve the DIGEST YOUR FOOD. bicycle, call on Barnctt & Arnold. by Ninety per cent, of all elckaets Is caated poi votes of tbe people. vl n klnir nronarlrdiretted.lt creates sons and goes Into yonr blood and then yon are The Third Nebraska, Bryan's regiment, The Athletic Entertainment. liable to almost any disease the hnman ay stem Use Dr. Cartitedt'a German Llrer passed over the Henderson division on la heir to. Prof. E. M. Hall, with his Powder and watch the remit. You will feel special triains last week. tho good effects after taking one dote. Give It a trial and be convinced. Pries 25c Camnbell attended tbe gymnasium class of Madisonville, Rnolneer Warner Dr. Otto's) Sprues Sum BtMm Cure Grand Coramandery of K. V. at Louisville gave a performance at this place Your Cough. Jus w MHtwm this week. Tuesday night. The entertainfar Chllelrsm. Tot tale by Tbe way the Pbllipinos run double, ment was good, considering the St. Bernard Drag Store. headers is to have one engine at each end short time the boys have pracBowling Green phystciaas have of the train each engine beading from Ibe ticed. Tho punching-ba- g exhibistarted on a compulsory vaccina- train. tion by Prof. Hall was fast work, tion crusade and those who refuse Tbe section men along tbe Htnderson to be vaccinnated will be vigorously division are making rapid strides improv- and the swinging of the filming prosecuted. clubs was also a clover specially. ing embankments. s are The acrobatic turn by Messrs. many as three As I consider it not only a pleasure but a doty I owe to ray neiRQDors to ten aDoot sometimes run daily on the Henderson Hall, Wilson and Hoffman was the wonderful cure effected in my case by division. another good feature, and they the timely use ot Chamberlain's Colic, Tbe result of a wreck caused by one elicited a good deal of applause. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. I was taken very badly with Hoi and procured a train crashing into another in Pennsylvania did their turns well bottle ot this remedy. A few dost of it last week was about thirty deaths and fifty The clowns effected a permanent cure. I take pleas- wounded. and caused much merriment by ure in recommending it lo others suffering Master Mechanic Zerbee, of Ibe Big their funny antics. from thai dreadful disease.. W. Lynch, Lor, w. va. i nit remedy is som oy si. Four shops at Wabash, and Waller Bernard Drugilore, Kirlkgloa; Ben T. Thomas, general foreman, have invented a Subscribe for The Bee. Robinson, Mortons Gap: George King, St. Charles. double-header- TUTT'S Liver PILLS device for supplying engines with sand that will save much time and labor. Heretofore the sand, tanks on locomotives, holding about a bail barrel, have been filled by tbe slow and laboriops buckrt Messrs. Zerbee and Thomas process. bava constructed what they dominate .1 sand dome. II is an elevator 15 feet higb, and compressed air forces the sand to tbe top ot the elevator after the sand Is thoroughly dried. Tbe dome standi beside a switch, and engines are run .under the dome and the sand ia run into the Ntank by gravity. Dispatcher Neal took a few da)s rest last week. About two miles of additional side trick will be laid here Ibis summer. interest. EVENING SESSION at 8 P. M. Subject and Speakers . O. AtchiState and Local Taxation son, Owensboro, Ky: Hon. A. P. Humphrey, Louisville; J. M. Atherton, Louisville. SECOND DAY, HORNING SESSION AT 9:30. Opening prayer, Rev. E. L. Powell. Subjecls'and Speakers 1. Good County Koads: How to Secure and Maintain Them E. G.' Harrison, Washington, D. C.r W. W. Stephenson, o, Gov. Bradley has appointed R. B. Ratliff, of Princeton, one of the Kentucky delegates to the Nine teenth Annual Farmers' National Congress which meets in Boston next October. Weak Eyes are Made Stnmf, dim vision made clear, aires removed and granulated lids or sore eye of any kind speedily and effectually cared by the use of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salvo. It's put up in lubes and sold on a guarantee by all good druggists. &ftAAAAftAftAAftAAftftAAftAAftftfti? ofr $3.50"SH0ES--$3.5- 0 9 0 I K 49 49 49 49 49 Harrodsburg. 3. The Promotion of Agricultural Interests Cassius M. Clay, Jr., Paris; Lucas Moore, Frankfort; C. M. Haona, Croppers. Interests Jno. 3. Our Manufacturing F. Hagar, Ashland; Jas. E. Rankin, Henderson; Cbas. F. Hublein, Louisville. 4. Commerce and the Law Hon. E. J. McDermott, Louisville. AFTERNOON SESSION, Louisville eels the next Confcd erate Association, that city being the nrst choice all the tima 01 the Association just now closed at Charleston. Working: Night and Day. 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 2 O'CLOCK. Subjects and speakers Kentucky II. Z. 1. Live Stock in Churchill, Elizabethtown; Gen. John B. Castleman, Louisville, 3. Our Mineral and Timber Resources j. B. Atkinson, Earlington; C, C. Mengel, Jr., Louisville. EVENING, 8 TO 13 O'CLOCK. Reception to delegates at hotel. Charity of Speech. Charity of spooch ia aa divine a thing as charity of action. To judgo no one harshly, to miscTracclvo no man's to boliovo things aro as thoy soem to bo until thoy aro proved otherwise to temper judgment with lnorcy sure, ly this is qulto as. good as to build up churches, establish asylums and found colleges. Unkind words do as much harm as unkind deeds. Many a heart has boen wounded boyond ouro, many a ropnta-tio- n has boon stabbed to death by a few littlo words. Thoro is a charity which consists in withholding words, in koop-in- g back harsh judgmonta, in abstaining from speech if to spook is to condemn. Such charity bears the tnlo of slander, but docs not repeat it; listens ia silence, but forbears comment, then locks tbo unpleasant secret up in tlio very depths of the heart. Sllonco can still rumor. It is speech that keeps a story alive and lends it vigor. Humane mo-tiv- Journal Daviess County Convention. From the Lexington Leader. The Republicans of Daviess County acted .wisely on Saturday in adjourning their county convention without electing delegates to lit s Easy! To Tata ' e gate-keep- d bribe-catch- er the state convention and adopting a resolution requesting the county committee to call precinct meetings on June 24 to elect delegates to a county convention on July 1, twelve days before the state con Thin, pale, anaemic girls; vention, in Lexington. need a Tatty Food to enrich! It was a mistake to call a county their blood, give color to convention on only a weeks notice, their cheeks and restore their ten weeks before the State convention, and before the candidates health and strength. It is! likely to be voted for had had a safe to say that they nearly chance to announce, and Republi all reject fat with their food. cans over the state feared that it meant a renewal of last year's pro voking split in the party in the second district. The party managers at Owensboro seemed to have realized that they were actCOD LIVER OIL WTHHYPOPHOSPHITESorLIMEtiSODA ing with too much haste and the leaders of the rival factions hapis exactly what they require; w pily came to an amicable agreeit not only gives them thcim- ment to postpone action for two r portant element oil) months in order to give the masses of the party an opportunity to con- $ in a palatable and easily di- - $ sider the claims and availability of gested form.but also the hypo- the candidates lor state officers be- 1 phosphites which are so vajua- fore electing and instructing dele ble in nervous disorders that & gates. usually accompany anaemia. It is a matter of gratification SCOTT'S EMULSION is a that our Daviess county friends so readily recognized the injury that fatty food that is more easily might be done the party by a hasty digested than any other form ' convention and took the initiative $ of fat. A certain amount of $ in ordering a postponement. flesh is necessary for health, ft is entirely possible that the a You can get it in this way. result of the Daviess county con months hence will be vention two We have known per- exactly what it might have been sons to gain a pound n last Saturday, but it will leave a a day while taking it. X better taste in the mouths of re- A 50C ndji.oo, all JniRgUtj. SCOTT it DOVVNE, Cluroku, Nw Vuli. publicans- all over Kentucky. There is too much at stake in ; Manila is a very pretty place, parts of it being divided into the old and new, the old being surrounded by high walls and moats, buildings yery low, streets narrow; while the new is more modsrn, has wide streets, many fine buildings, parks, street cars, electric lights and looks more and more every day like an American pUce, aa the old Spanish signs come down and American ones are placed in their stead. The Escolta is the principal business street and the Luneta is the fashionable drive and walk along the Day front. Here every evening you see the society people driving and walking in droves, the bands playing, people surf bathing, and, in fact, it is a very pleasant and nice place lo visit. There are some five or six hundred thousand inhabitants, consisting of natives, 60 per cent.; Chinamen, 30 per cent, and the other to per cent., all nations ot the earth. The natives seem to be very poor, live chiefly in Nipa huts, simply bambo poles, covered with a kind ot grass. The Chinamen are all engaged in business, and you can get anything from a needle to a harvest machine, at reasonable prices; yon might say cheap. The money used is chiefly Mexican and is only worth .474 per dollar, so when you get a ten or twenty dollar bill changed, you have to get a wagon lo carry your money in. lne women all nave a very peculiar dress, (doubtless a very fine thing for this climate) but I will have to get you to wait tor the description until I can make myself more familar with the articles. The climate, so far, has been very nice indeed, a little warm, bnt nothing to compare with what I expected. There is but little sickness and the sanitary conditions, generally, are very encouraging. The other clerks and myself have rented a house, have two Chinamen cooks, and wo are getting along all right. I will not say anything of Ibe fighting that is going on, because you see It in the papers before we even bear it. Anything you see, however, you may know that it is greatly exaggerated. I would givo anything in the world to have a glimpse of you and some of my other friends back in old Kentucky, but I guess it will be quite awhile before anything like this happens. Yours very truly, Orlean A. Pritchett. The busiest and mightiest little thing 49 that ever was made is Dr. Kisg's New Lite 49 Pills. Every pill is a sugar coated globule 49 ot health that cbsagw weaktsa into 49 strength, listlessness into energy, braln-Ii49 into mental power. They're wonderful in 49 up toe bealtb. Only 35c per box. building 49 Sold by St. Bernard Dragatere. 49 The Democratic convention to 49 49 nominate a candidate for representative in Henderson county will 49 49 be held on Saturday, May 27, the same day as Hopkins coBBty Democrats hold their legislative pri- 49 mary. 49 g We have been talking to the readers of The Bee about Hoisery for 2 weeks now, and that the impression that wc bundle this very important factor of every family's wardrobe exclusively, may not lorce itself upon them, wc shall call their attention to our supcriot stock of Shoes, We carry Shoes at nearly every price from fa 00 down to 20c. the pair. Wc would call special attention now to our $3.50 Man's Shoes for this Spring. We have bought this priced Shoe in Chrome Calf.Vici Kid and Glazed Kangaroo. In Chrome Calf wc show a medium light Bluchcr, built on B. and C. lasts, Essex toe,tippcd. Out of Vici wc had made, a choc top and bottom, Norfolk toe, tipped. Glazed Kangaroo is black stock, this wearc 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. 'We Show Glazed Kanearoowiib ton and bottom both mirf of Ibis new stock, and with handsome visting top loo. These are built on O. and D.tLaits, Clarendon toe, tipped. Each one of these easy wearing, stylish appearing, durable Shoes, is a Bal (lace) Goodyear welt, which assures as much ease and elegance as a Shoe, for ranch lcs money. We do not claim these are tbe BEST $350 SHOES in tbe wide, wide world, but we do affirm Ibey have no superior, and sell them for GOOD SHOES when we say this is a good Shoe we mean just that. It we should accidentally be mistaken we stand just behind our promise. Where do you buy your Shoes? Have you ever tried us? If not, why? We are awfully anxious lo sell you all your Shoes Try Us. band-tewed i I ot 0 ot i J e i i lt J 0 G 0 l I ! 0 e 0 !' c Stirkt, Hardin, Ky., writes: I hd Cbtllt every iprlnf until eight yetrt ago when 1 Died Dr. M, A. Slmnoat Liter Medicine. It enred m. I hive not bad them tlact. It It itrooftr, actt qalcktr (without piplai) than nay Phillip medicine I ! Dt G G 49 J; 49 49 49 ertr nttd. BISHOP & CO MADISONVILLE. KY. .YOUR MONBY BACK IP YOU WANT IT.-- 0 B l & The Guthrie Fair will be held this year September 27, 28, 29 and 30. Already the management has begun active preparation. To Cure fcwrrvrfvei:e;v'i?rir;r ffpyyilJ tV"'vi'Hiif.fimvfKiiulJiiipv.vn.,,.ll, LYOUR ORDERS Who Does 11 - J 0 a Cold In One Day .ly.uy. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. Ml druggists refund money if it fails to cure. ajc. The genuine bas.L. B. Q. oa each tablet. the Livery Business? Ask your neighbors, They all cay that wc haul better loads, furnish best learns, and always at the right price. An Indiana man says he has invented a pants button that will not come off. If his statement be correct, says the Uniontown Telegram, the old nail that has worn out many a gallus for us will have to go. Lung; IrrHattoa s the forerunner to consumption. Dr Bell's will cure il. and give such strengtb to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there, Twenty-fivcents at all good druggists. e 4 op aii ...A- jHianMSm'mi Night. .., Barnett & Arnold. i i r- nnnnrfmnit-- ! ,ffr , ,f?ti ftTrlftnnittin i'frimln4iirlftY-fr- rnltn ifltln itf Dr. Creel, County Health Officer, informs the Greenville Banner that there are three cases of smallpox at Brevier, Muhlenburg county. Red Hot From ULJ iAnifliin-tii-- I itftriiAiittiiittititi'inirfcii rilm' Ti yfti iK M. McCORD, Contractor and Builder I IS YBARa BXPiniBNOK, the Qua Was the ball that hit G. B. Sleadmao, ot Newark, Mich., ia the Civil War. It caused horrible Ulcers that no treatment helped for twonty years. Then Bucklea's Cures Cuts, Arnica Salve cured him. Bruises, Burns, Bolls, Felons, Corns, Skin Best Pile Cure qo earth. 23c Eruptions. Sold by St. a box. Cure guaranteed. Bernard Druggist. fjJfc, -- EARLIN6T0N, KY. (pmi-iiTiwiggfllJii- il """"taSSMtL The next meeting of 'the Green River Valley Improvement Association will be held at Rockport, Ky., Julyjj Yon tbonld bo wlta and see tilt yonr blood la rich and pure and yonr whole tUb pat In a bealtur condition by the awe o( Dr. Srtectlrt'e German Xlrer Powde. Then yo will be free from malaria, typhoid fever, eofda and the grip. Dr. CartetedVs German live Powder le the best medicine money can buy. For your Cole) try Dr. OMeVa SaruM A T 7 PLANS. DETAILS. 8PEOI- Price reasonable and satisfaction euaran . Ks,imatcs cheerfully given on all kinds fc riwaiiunsamMAOte ,eed. DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO- - of Building and Special Work. Give me a E chance at your work before letting contract. If TIT. 5J ..... Buildings Erected and made complete ready for occuoancv. In. eluding the furoishine of all materials. rrs,mechanical and common labor, All Classes of i lf- - '!' !f A . 'JjjJ's;iiijiiusji'piiisjiiJsjpiwi 1pii"ityi'i.ipjijisjp.pLiu.ji.,j, iiyiiiTyi.nyn yaywy ':HrMjfe ,T1EW. inVl session (cod-live- I The rose, among tho swootest and most beantiful of God's creations, hi armod with thorns, natnro's sharp bayonets for warding off attack. Parity ia the defenco of beauty ; modesty ia tho safeguard of innoconco. Tho sovcre chastity which repels familiarity la as absolutely essential for tbo safotyof the soul as genial attract ivonesa is for its beauty. A. J. Gordon. Tli Life Within. wills, who wisely heeds To give or to withhold And knoweth more of all my needs Than all my prayers have told) All 1'rirltr In Power. TIMELY HINT. m I GEORGE !' in inn si tig tnnn uecetiorto Iliac Davis.) O. iim TOY, $tf 3 Gum PrfM llm. Bu4t).M '" SOs roraale.by el LIVERY & FEED St. Bernard Drugstore. STABLE. At Iho Old Stand, on Main Street, just west of depot, ii, Vjtv- - f as Clod say a handsome new theater will be erected in that city this summer. The Henderson papers EARLINGTON, KY. First-Cla- ss IHHTB I I I Knough that blessings undeserved Have markod my erring track; That whereso'er my feet have swerveA lilt chastening turned me back. You cannot tccoapliih say. work or. butlatit unlets you ftel will. It yon (ttU "Uitd Up" Tired Out." tike Dr. U. A. Sluia'loui Linr Medicine. Equipment and Prompt Service, HH i I I That more and more a Providence Of love la understood. Making the springs of tlmo and seme Sweet with eternal good. That death seems but a covered wa Which open Into light. Wherein no bltndod child can stray TJeyond tha Father's sight. That care and trial seem at last, Through memory's sanuot nlr, Like mountain ranges overpast, In purple distance fair. That all the Jarring notes of Ufa Seem blending In a psalm And all the angle of Its strtfa Blow rounding Into calm. M MUM tiiHH BBiBB-B- BB BIBB 111! SjitiBiM 1:- - The Hardin county fair directors have voted to have a Louiovilie day at their next lairt Tbe tUgle, Kbtg of all Brd4, is noted for its keen sight, clear and distinct vision. So are those persons who use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salveior weak eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids. Sold by all dealers at 25 cents. J. W. TWYMAN, DEALER IN ViM ''1 - Stoves and Grates, CASTINGS AND TINWARE, Primitive Baptists held a union meeting near Nortonville Saturday and Sunday. ! And so the shadows fall apart. And so the west winds play, And all tho windows ot my heart , I open to the day. -J- ohn O. Whlttter. MfttlfUtftWMA1 rMNIU tl Kgu!a4tkeIiTfr. Pti,aeW. I fin, CoMtifMioo ladt-gtstio- a. TEAcarsgDyspep. Contractor of all kinds Tin, ..lailltLU nuii emu, Copper WorkV ? " j i .28 sr KT SOOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY ANDATJSfACTION GUARANTEED, Sold by St; Bernard Drug Store. y- " - .j2&; A yi 'A r .v . iTtjem W&& W "v' "' & , F1 Op mm W. S. Borders Hopkinsville. DIED OF MENINGITIS. TUE C. E. CONVENTION, THE NEW TIME CARD MANY WILL GO. Powerful Remedies Used, but the The Use of .the Armory Donated Disease Could Not be ff Jake Your Baskets. ' 3ttbustry toe dfjrtoe." .Arretted. From the Hustler. 'Su Malvin Brooks, aged' about 22 "Mr." W. A. Nisbct has kindly years died at 2:10 p. m., Sunday donated the use of the Armory to May 13, 1899 of spinal meningitis Christian Endcavorers during the Littlcpage, Convention, this week. Tables, at the home of Mr. L. D. Huff spent Sunday, in a short distance east of Earlington, chairs, water, etc, will be provided Hopkinsville. after an illness of only one week. so that people from the country can leave their baskets, and attend in Dr. E. A. Chattcn administered a ee LOCAL!!! Went Into Effect Sunday and tile Louisville Endeavorers Will At- -. tend the Convention at Providence Train Returns nadisonvllle. Earlier. Louisville, May 15. A large The new time card went into effect Sunday, and the following is number of Christian Endcavorers the schedule of the arrival of trains at this place: Trains North No 52, 10:51 a. m.; No. 92, 10:22 p..m.; No. 54, 11:32 p. m.; Providence Accommodation, 8:20 a. m.; Providence Accommodation, 3:40 p. m. Trains South No 51, 4:15 p. m.? No 91, 11:15 p. m.; No. 53, 4:54 a. m.; Providence Accommo dation, 3:25 p. m.; Providence Ac commodation, 8:05 a. m. The Providence Accommodation will arrive at 8:05 a. m., and will leave for Evansville at 8:20 a. m. Returning from Evansville the accommodation will arrive at 3.25 p. m.; and leave for Providence at 3:40 p. m. The only change of consequence of the main line trains is No. 53, which now arrives at 4:54 a. m. will leave Thursday for Madisonville to attend the State convention of that organization, which meets on Friday for a three day's session. Madisonville people arc preparing to give the visitors a cordial welcome, and accommodation has been secured for all who have signified their intention of attending the convention. The churches will unite in entertaining the guests, and several social functions have been arranged in honor of the visitors. All the railroads entering Madisonville have made special excursion rates for the occasion, and the attendance from all parts of the State promises to be unusually large. I NCURABLE DISEASES Many diseasts considered in-- heart of the anthracite district, intimates that there may be serious trouble in that coal region. After May 19, members of tbe union are ordered not to work with men who do not belong to that organization. If the coal companies offer to Interfere with tbe order, the miners will be called out on strike. There has been no general strike in tbe anthracite region since. 1S97. A dispatch from Springfield, III., last week says: "The jury in the case against the Springfield Coal operators' Association, charged with violating the lawa, which has been on trial for a week in the Circuit court, returned a verdict of not guilty, afler being out six boors. This is the second time tbe case has been tried, tbe first time resulting in a mistrial, the jury disagreeing. The plea ot defense made by tbe association was Ibat it is for tbe purpose of maintaining wages, and to Ibis fact many coal miners testified." Tbe largest cargo ot coal ever shipped from Baltimore left that port this week in tbe steamer Westminster, which carries 5,300 tons ot Georgia Creek coal. Tbe coal was shipped by tho Consolidated Coal Company for Admiral Dewey's ships at Manila. She wilt go through tbe Suez Canal. An interesting calculation has been made, which shows Ibat the energy produced by a pound of good coal equals the work of one man for one day. One square mile of a seam ot coal only four feet deep could therefore be made to exceed tbe work of 1,000,000 men for ao years. Manager Ben W. Robinson ot the Whitley Coal Company was here this week on a visit and business trip. He Is just recovering from an injury lately received in the mine by slate falling on him. This is the third accident he has met with tbe past few months, one time falling from a coal tip, and another time beiog struck by a compress lever knocking him unconscions, and with all Ihese mishaps, Ben is still full of visa and vigor, but longs to be back among friends here. Ten thousand miners in Pennsylvania will soon receive an increase ot wages if reports are true, Tbe Illinois State Board ot Arbitration below says of compulsory arbitration: Compulsory arbitration, that is, a law compelling employers and employes to submit tbeir differences' to arbitration, is opposed by tbe board. The report says: "While we favor legislation which recognizes some measure of mutual obligation between employer and employe and tbe obligations of both lo the general public, and in furtherance of these obligations legislation which will hold out tbe strongest possible Inducements to both employer and employe to adjust differences by arbitration, we do not favor a compulsory arantl-trn- Md&zt h-k- .ress..x tal IziM i' a. curable art catarrh under other names. Simple catarrh In head is w a the tnmirnlilft. calledCnnt,0",l8.c,a: LUIWI ML I uoutvr spent Sua? l . Miss Dona Wood spea Menday in Madisonville. Elder I. H. Teal w sonville Friday. Miss Dona Waed!; w8j sonville, Monday. WA in. Madi- it Madi- Mrs. Edwin Phillips spent one day last week in Madisonville. Kcown was in Madisonville awhile Monday afternoon. V. A. Lee Cozart and F. D. McGary went to Madisonville, Tuesday. Umstead went to Nashville Tuesday, on business. Mr. D. VV. . ' Miss Salhe Farnsworth is visiting relatives in Nashville this week. serum which was a combination of two serums which he thought might control the disease and although the severity of the case seemed for a time to be mitigated, it would not yield. There is a question whether the remedy might not have a more decided effect if it could be administered earlier in the illness than was possible in this case. Some such discovery is greatly needed in this day of tho hopeless ignorance of how to curb this dreadful malady and science and humanity could not better be served than by such discovery. The doctor has been eminently successful in the use of for diphtheria and'it is to be hoped that success will follow his efforts with scrum for meningitis. anti-toxinc the services morning and evening A re- at the tabernacle near by. lungs, ntul its victim is, no doubt, past help in tho mora nit; Died. The wife of Mr. Sam Rose died Mr. and Mrs. VV. Ernest Rash visited in Madisonville Wednes- at Earlington at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard day. Mrs. Reuben Trotter, of Crof-to- n, spent Tuesday with friends .w here. Misses Nannie Ashby and Paulino Davis went to Madisonville Monday. M. 7 4 Mesdames Enfield Stevens and 13. Long were in Madisonville, Mr. Ben W. Robinson, of Hal-sespent a few days this week in y, Saturday. ". Earlington, 4 ' Miss Ophelia Davis, of Mortons Gap, spent several days last week in Earlington. Mrs. Robt. Hart and daughter Maggie, of St. Charles, Bpent Sunday in the city. C. A. Morton, the popular" merchant tailor, of Madisonville, was in town Tuesday night. Miss Ora Williams, of Hanson, has been visiting thu family of Mr. Geo. W. Robinson for several weeks. Capt. Stone, Democratic cand- m idate for Governor, will speak at Madisonville Saturday and atNcbo that night. The Kentucky Division of the League of American Wheelmen will be held at Richmond, June ig and 20. new jail at Madisonville &- -. Sadler?, Wednesday morning, May to at 5 o'clock, of consumption. Mrs. Rose has been a sufferer of that dreadful disease for several months and she was removed to her fathcrla a month or two ago and was never .able to return home. But God in his wisdom saw proper to call her away from this sinful world to a better home above. She leaves five children, a husband, her parents and two brothers and three sisters to mourn her loss, besides a host of friends who will grieve after her. Mrs. Rose was a fond mother and an affectionate wife and loved by all who knew her. She was a sweet woman and had a loving disposition, and it was so hard to give her up, but God knows best in all things, and Wednesday morning the dark angel of death visited the home of the little family and gently took her away from them and she has gone to a better home, where she will have no more suffering, but all is peace. Mrs. Rose was 30 years of age and had been a constant member of the Baptist church until about a year ago, when she joined the Christian Church at Kelly. Her remains were taken to Boy's cemetery Thursday eve at 2 o'clock, where she was laid to rest in her peaceA Friend. ful grave. Wants Visit From the Nashville. From lbs Globe-Democra- t. & V v v - T&. v.- fv IV - , 3. W-4- & 5? jt mk m &' rf " - An Evansville delegation, inis The ready for occupancy. It has cluding Gen. Supt. Martin, of the about been handsomely finished and pre- Louisville and.Nashville Railroad; Lieut. James Gray, who was navisents a striking appearance. gator of the Yankton during tho The date of the great Hopkins late war; Judge . E. Williamson; County Fair this year will be the E. S. Sonhtag, a mersecond week in August. August chant; T. N. Honeywell, an attorg, to, 11 and 12. ney; II. Roosa, editor of the Givens Wilson, of Madisonville, Evansville Courier, was in the city who had the misfortune to break yesterday, and spent the greater his leg sonic time ago, is now able part of the day in an endeavor to persuade Commander Maynard to to get about on crutches. -make a trip with the gunboat Mrs. J. W. Crawford 'and Mrs. Nashville up the Ohio to EvansIt P. Henry, of Madisonville, ville. Their efforts were futile, weic the guests of Mr. and Mrs. and the committee wired Senator W, Ernest Rash last week, Fairbanks, of Indiana, requesting Mis. J. C. Bcall and daughter that he urge the Navy Department returned Tuesday to Nashville, to issue the necessary orders, as after a visit of some weeks to the they were informed that unless such orders were received the gunfamily of Mr. Nollie Umstead. boat would make no extended It is reliably stated that Rev. stops this side of New Orleans. Sam P. Jones will hold a revival While here one of the party said meeting in Madisonville in tho he learned that one reason the stay near future. The exact date has of the vessel had been cut short not been set. was that the commanding officer Mart Whitlnrd, of Decatur, Ala., is expecting orders to go to where there has been conand Mrs. Marion Bhsh, of Deposit, N. Y., are here at the bedside of siderable trouble between the their mother, Mrs. Thos. Whit- - natives and Americans. f ard, who is very ill. Drowned at Hopkinsville. Miss Nellie While trying to cross Little river Alonzo Griffin and Kirkwood were united in marriage in Hopkinsville last Friday Rev. Tuesday morning at the residence Peter Bronaugh, colored, and a boy, John Littlepage, of D. B. Griffin, Rev. R. M. .were drowned. The stream was performing the ceremon Wheat swollen and the vehicle in which Uncle Oscar Stevens wasrSCTicken the unfortunates were riding was with paralysis last Saturday, and overturned. lor a while seemed in a very critiIlfM4A CUBAN RELIEF cores cal conditio), but is now corisider- - rUflfCrS Colic, NeuralgUand Toothache inflToalnutM. 8our8tomach ably improved. His many friends anA Sumsacr Complaint. Price, 25 Cent. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Storo. hone for his speedy recovery. well-know- n .y yr Blue-field- s, four-year-ol- d mniti liable man will be at the Armory to take charge of your baskets, and attend to your wishes. Tho Endcavorers arc exceedingly anxious to have a large attendance from each church in the coutry. Every denomination is cordially invited to come. We trust that you will not consider the townspeople not hospitable, in only making arrangements for you to have a place to take your baskets, but we have 500 or Coo delegates to provide homes for, consequently our little Best way to Invest 35 Cents. town will be taxed to its utmost. Antioc, Miss., July 1st, 189S. Be sure to come and hear the New Spencer Medicine Co. How's This? chorus of 250 voices. I want to tell you what I think ot your and Reward it Tea. I The opening services of the State forWe offer Onool Hundred Dollarscannot be Nubianfamily, andbavois usedthat myselfclaim in my you it alt any case Catarrh that C. E. Convention will be held at cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. for it. It is the best Liver Medicine I ever tried. It is just Ibe thing to take if you Y. . CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. the Tabernacle Thursday night. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. feel bad and are bilious. A. B. Lancastsr, The service will'be largely devoted Cheney for tho past fifteen rears, and beSold by St. BernardDrug Store. honorable in to singing. The music will be lieve blm perfectly and financially all business transactions, able to grand. Everybody invited. The carry out any obligation made by their The Confederate Hug. West & Truax, Wholesale committees want to see the taber- firm. Toledo, Ohio. Walding, Rinnan From the Louisville Free Press. nacle filled. The convention proper & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo.O. The Confederates around here taken internally, Hall's Catarrh Cure will convene Friday morning and acting directly upon theisblood and mucous ought to feel pretty foolish and the public is invited to attend all surfaces of Ibe system. Price 75c per bot- they probably do. Here for years tle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials the services. the "Daughters of the Confed free. Hall's Family Pills are tba best. eracy" have been going around Wonderful Discovery. having festivals and strawberry LuNsronD, Ala., April 15, :8gS. A Crimson Fourth. New Spencer Medicine Co. suppers and things, and the boys Dear Sirs: I have been troubled with Jfrom the Louisville Post. liver and stomach complaint. I bad no If Dewey and the Fourth of who wore the gray have not appetite and my general health was very seemed to know a good thing when same, the bad. I took medicine from four different July arrive at the holiday will take on a they saw it. doctors and they failed to do me any good. I got no relief unlit I began to use your But just consider what the galhue sufficient to paint valuable Nubian Tea. I used about two crimson lant old Gen. John B. Gordan did dollars worlb of il, and it did me more everything red, including the dark good lhan all the medicine I ever took. I at Charleston the other day at the e pounds in weight brown taste in Edward Atkinson's have gained Confederate reunion. Two plump my health is very good. I can sleep mouth. and soundly and my appetite is excellent. I widows, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea lo dood for the Children. Stonewall Jackson, came on the to any comthe world as being a Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hiuton, Ala., stand; did the old soldier hand munity. Any one who doubts this statewrites us August lath, 189S. "I advise all ment can write Oscar Baker. mothers to give their children Planter's them around or pass them up? Sold by Si. Bernard Drug Store. Nubian Tea when they are pnny or fret- Not much. "I am going to hug ful. I keep this medicine in the house and A Rich Musical Treat. when Ibe children are ailing I give Ibem a her," said the General; and he did A rich musical treat is in store dose and that is the last of it." hug Mrs. Jackson. Hereafter it for the people of this part of the Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. may not be too much to expect Miss Minnie Jenkins, country. A Total Eclipse. that the Confederate veterans will pianist, and Director of the DeA total eclipse of the sun will know how to treat the ladies. partment of Music, in the South- take place on May 20th, this year, ern Female College, at West Point and will be visible in nearly all Honesty is the Best Policy. Honest goods, honest prices and honest Miss., has been engaged to give a parts of the United States, reachconcert at Madisonville, on Friday ing from the Gulf of Mexico, the dealings will surely brine success. Every hour proyes it. The last days of Ibe nineevening, May 36, under the 48th parallel north latitude. teenth century show nothing more clearly. auspices of Western Kentucky We believe this fact and our works dem The ancients believed that rheumatism onstrate our belief. Our goods are war Normal School. was the work of a demon within a man. is Miss Jenkins is a Any one who has had an attack of sciatic ranted to be exactly as represented, that student of the New England Con- or inflammatory rheumatism will agree honest; our goods are guaranteed to give any Ibat the infliction is domoniac enough to is servatory of Music, in Boston, and warrant the belief. It has never been perfect satisfaction,of that honest. If our manufacture does article of jewelry Chamberlain's Pain Balm a pupil of the great Carl Faelton. claimed that would cast out demons, but it will cure not give perfect satisfaction we will refund She will be assisted in the concert rheumatism, and hundreds bear testimony the money paid for snch articles; that too by some of the best local talent of to Ibe truth of this statement. Ono appli- is honest. cation relieves the pain, and Ibis quick reMadisonville. It is hoped that she lief It affords is alone worth many times its I. F. DeVylder has a complete assortot goods in his store for sale at may reach Madisonville in time cost. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, ment our These Earlington. Ben T. Robinson, Mortons prices that defy competition. to play for the Christian Endeav- Gap; George King, St. Cbarles. goods are made from rolled gold, gold or Convention, as she will leave filled or solid gold stock and are warranted Dewey. to give perfect satisfaction or the money West Point for the North as soon From the will be refunded. W. F. Main Co., Iowa as her college work Ts over. On the morning of his famous City, Iowa. battle Admiral Dewey stopped Bright Outlook In Kentucky. My Blood Pure? fighting to eat, but the indications From the Grayson Eagle. Js This is a question of vast importance lo are that when he returns to the The outlook for the election of all who wish to be well. If your blood is impure you cannot expect good health, un- United States he will have to fight all the Republican nominees, both less you begin takinR Hood's Sarsaparilla to stop eating. State and county, grows brighter at once. This great medicine makes the blood pore and puts the system in good every day. The party is becoming HAS NATURE WARNED YOU? health, cures spring humors and that lirod Mature herself ctad In the early partis ot more' and more solidly organized feeling. aprlutf , blot soma forth trees and flowers cautlm? and determined each day. And chord to vibrate to Hood's Tills cure nausea, sick headache, Ike despondent of all, springtime andthis, the most delightful hoir do biliousness and all liver ills. Price ajc. you feel? Have yon that tired shaky feellncr, hardly a paper we see but speaks the forarnnnerof Chills, Malaria and Typhoid Ferer? If so, you must not pass this warning of some good Democrat denouncMiss McOrath Entertains. as It Is an Indication of sickness; avoid this; consnlt us as onr adrlce costs you nothing. ing Bryanism or the free silver Miss Sallte McGrath entertained Call on yonr druggist and procure a bottle of policy. Of course they read more Dr. German Uiec quite a number of her friends last one Carfstrdt'a at bed time for Powder. Take dose a day sla days; then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill than one side, and that would be Friday evening from 9 to 12:30 Tonic, following the directions and after two course remedies, you the way with thousands of others o'clock, in a pleasant manner. weeksfeel like of these two great In the spring. will the flowers look; 1'repare yourself for the malarial or hot season if they could down their prejudice Dancing and various social games when the atmosphere Is full ot germs. It your system warns yon, long enough to take a view of the necessary were indulged in. Among thoe repeat the and when These Kemcdles ia stock above. prosperity that has emphatically and sold by present were Misses Maggie and St. Bernard Drug Store. and assuredly come to bless the Sallie Devney Mary Rowe, and laboring people of this now thrivAnnie Palmer of Evansville. Too Many Saloons. ing republic. From the Princeton (Ky.) Republican. Millions Given Away. many do We believe, as It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the land who are that whisky is "all right in its I not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering. The proprietors of Or. King's place," but we think if Princeton For Infants and Children. New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs had about four saloons less, we and Colds, have given away over ten milThe Kind You Have Always Bwgtit Yes, lion trial bottles of Ibis great medicine; would get along better. and have the satisfaction ot knowing it has whisky is all right in its place, Boars absolutely cured thousands ot hopeless :f Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness but as Sam Jones remarked the Signature cases. and all diseases ot the Throat, Cbest and other day in Louisville, "its place Lungs are surely cured by it. Call on St. And that is just where A contract lo build iron and steel railBernard Druggist, and get a free trial bot- 13 in hell." tle. "Regular size 50c and $1.00. Every the regular patrons of the saloons road bridges in a foreign country was lately bottle guaranteed or price refunded. secured by an American firm, their bid are bound for. being but little more (ban half the amount Crof ton Shut.Out.. asked by an English firm. Brave Men Pall The Baseball game at Crofton Victims to stomach, liver and kidney last Sunday between the Crofton troubles as well as women, and all feel the Baseball Club and the Empire results in loss of appetite, poisons in the 20 CENTS GIVEN AWAY. Cut this out and take it lo the dreg-giteam resulted in a score of 9 to o blood, backache, norvonsness, headache feeling. But will named below and tired, listless, in favor of Empire. Batteries: there's no need to feel like that. Listen a regular 25c size and youof Dr.receive Sawbottles Crofton, Cooksey and Newman; to . W. Gardner, Idaville, Ind. He says: yer's Ukatine for 5c. Ukatino positiveEmpire, Matheny and Anderson. "Electric Bitters are just the thing for a ly cures all form of Kidney difficulties, , Matheny's pitching for Empire was man when ho is all run down, and don't Dyspepsia, Con- - "LyJ slipatlon.Head-sche-of Rbeuma- tism, Puffing care whether he lives or dies. It did more of the highest class. to give me new strength and good appetite the Eyes. Ukatine Cures Pimples and Drug-oidts, bers of pcoplo die of consumption needlessly. It Is certain that every phas'o of catarrh, including many cases of consumption, arc curoil by tho right diseaseI Eclentiflcnlly and cures them. Dr. Hartiunn explains it fully in 1i!h books which nro mailed on application. Hero U 11 letter from Mrs. llannening', Mara Manic, Wis., who 13 one of many cured of consumption by ShoEays: Medicine Co., Columbus, O, DcAn Sino: "I cannot praiso your remedy too highly. Last winter I had la grippe and hemorrhago of tho lungs followed. All tho doctors around hero told mo 1 had to dia of consumption. Then I thought i would ask Dr. Hart-mn- n for advice, which I did. Ho prefor mc, and I took it scribed .according to his directions nnd was cured. I advlso everybody that is troubled with lung dlscaso to tako Dr. Ilartman's treatment. I am sure they will not regret it if they do. I am now enjoying good health, and can thank for It" a a. Pc-ru-Pc-ru-Po-ru-- stages; but great num An Exccllont Combination. Tho pleasant method and beneficial effects of tho well known remedy, Srnur- op Fias, manufactured by the - treatment, Dr. Ilartman's groat proscription, attacks catarrhal tho value of obtaining tho liquid laxative principles of plants known to bo medicinally laxative, and presenting them in tho form most refreshing to tho tasto and acceptable to the system. It Is tho ono perfect strengthening laxative, cleansing tho system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches nnd fevers gently yet promptly nnd enabling ono to ovcrcomo habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality nnd substance, and its acting on tho kidneys, liver nnd bevels, without weakening or irritating them, mako it the ideal laxative. In tho process of manufacturing figs aro used, as they arc pleasant to tho taste, hut the medicinal qualities of tho remedy nro obtained from senna nnd other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho California Fia Svnur Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects nnd to avoid imitations, please, remember the full name of theCompany. printed on tho front of every package. CALBFORJMIA FIG SYRUP CO. For sale liy all Druggists. 8AM FRANCISCO, CAL. NEW YORK. K. Y. MUIBVII.I.K. KY. CAUFortMA Fia Srnup Co., Illustrate .V rrlce 50c. per bottle. DOWN IN THE MINES. W. A. NISDB1 , President 0. W. VVADDILL, Cashier' thirty-fiv- God-sen- d post-gradua- It is a fact beyond successful contradiction that the St. Bernard Coal Company have, by Ibe quality of tbeir coal and fair dealings, established such a trade throughout the United States and Mexico that the assailing of them or tbeir coal by Secretary Kennedy, of the U. M. W. wilt avail nothing. This coal has been on the market for about thirty years and so popu lar has it grown with the consumers that for many years tbey have been unable lo supply demands during Ibat season of the year when coal Is needed. Kennedy, of Ibe United Mine Workers, in an interview published in the Evansville Journal admits that the Earlington mines cannot be organized by bis organization, which shows how futile have the efforts of his representatives been hero the past few years and confirms the fact that the miners here prefer a condition of peace and harmony to that of strikes and poverty. Thomas Longstaff has severed bis con Coal Comnection with the pany who are now sinking a new shaft. There are few belter practical miners than he is and bis services will prove valuable lo them. The admission is made by labor agitators that the St. Bernard Coal Company is now paying more for mining coal than they demand, yet if their advice had been listened to, the miners here would have many times thrown up their work and lived on the charity ot other miners who chanced lo be at work. Mining Engineer Howard White is busy completing a map of the new Arnold coal tip and track running to same. Quite a number ot the colored miners of Earlington availed themselves of the opportunity to visit Evansville, last Sunday. An excursion train always catches some of them. Twenty-seve- n coal mines in Illinois are now shut down on account of labor troubles. Governor Tanner, ot Illinois, has found It necessary to write a long article defending his action taken in the strike trouble. It is now stated that the Hecla Coal Co. will, when the new shaft is completed, load coal at both the new and the old tipples. When coal commands a better price than the home productions, it is hardly necessary to make the claims of it being a superior coal. So Ibe actions of the Evansville consumers speak louder than words when tbey purchase St. Bernard coal at a higher price thin the home article. Sfopkins (Lounty Madisonville, Ky. Gaptal Stock, - - - $50,000. Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining connties, Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky Capital Stbck Paid la, Surplus Fund 150,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 120,000. 1867. JNO. G.MORTON, are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking they know all about it buflo salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safety It tho bank is a good one. There's convenience Ibe money always ready and out ot reach ot your own petty srjuan dering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a largo sum in your pocket. bitration law." Tbe only conspicuous example of a compulsory arbitration law, tbe report says, is that of New Zealand, but it is pointed out that conditions in New Zealand are totally The advantages of a bank account . Courier-Journa- l. CASTOR A st run-dow- n " An Epidemic of Whooping- Cough - Last winter during an epidemic ot whooping cough my children contracted the dis- than anything I could take. I can now eat anything and have a new lease on life." Only 50 cents at St. Bernard Drugstore. Every bottle guaranteed. the way and strength are utilised In doing heavy work; that shcuaea soap In her cleaning. ' If she would only use, LLf V0BB that the housewife has more than she can o. fjeM Meat Hi that all her, time LIGHTENS LABOR f3& Cobwebs about a house are usually the ! AffM ti-J- K FW ease, having severe coughing spells. We Col. Weir III. bad used Chamberlain's Cough Remedy very 'successfully for croup and naturally From Ibe Greenville Record. turned lo It at that time and found it Col. E. R, Weir is the cough and effected a complete Blotches, and makes sallow and yellow skin white. Do not delay, but take advantage of Ibe great offer, as thousands bear evidence of the wonderful curative powers of Ukatine. The many friends of Mr. Sampson Platl would be delighted to see him honored by election as Secretary of the Cooperative Coal Company, at that company's annual election of officers, this week, Dilcber, of Ibe United Mine Workers, makes the boast that be has succeeded in organizing Southern Indiana, but fails to mthtion tho number he has placed on the charily list. If "Out ot Sorts," Cross and Peevish, tike Dr. A minister of tbe Gospo), who is a great M, A. Simmons Liver Medicine. Cheerfulness admirer ot the President of St. Bernard will return and life acquires new (est. of afCoal Company and his management fairs expresses as bis belief .that Mr. Atkinson has solved Ibe labor problem by bis kind and fair treatment lo all, therefore making labor unions unnecessary. Pittsburgh, Kan., May 13. The coal miners in Western Missouri and Southeastern Kansas struck at noon today. Tbe miners went out at all camps except We have some Choice, Yale. Standard Patterns inWoll Chicago, May 13. Illinois coal operators at a meeting held in tbe Great NorthPaper, Good Goods at ern Hotel have decided to raise a defense Reasonable Prices, which fund of $1,000,000 to protect tbe members will serve many houseof tbe organization in future troubles with the labor unions. It is said that ICoo.ooo keepers as well as the of the fund has been raised, and tbe relughjpriced Papers offered the maining $400,000 will be paid before next settlement, :: :: :: :: elsewhere. A company at Ashland, Ky., will build D and operaterate coko ovens in tbe near fuJr-GLATO SMW YOU. ture. Up to the present lime very little coke has been made in Kentucky outside of Earlington, A.dlspalcb from Reading, Pa., in (he different from conditions which prevail in tbe United States. "Wo are 'firmly convinced," says tho report, "That such a law, leaving ont ot consideration all con. stitutional difficulties in ibe way of its enactment, would be fraught with tremendous danger, imperiling the interests of both employer and employe. Both the MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY federal and State constitutions provide that no person shall be deprived of life, liberty or property without due process of Co Compound law. The right to' choose wbom one will employ and for whom one will work is Prescriptions one of the chief liberties ot men. A legisproperly it takes time. It requires lative enactment can not take away this experience and a complete knowledge liberty, nor can It create an agency clothed ot drugs. It requires the druggisv to have a large amount of drugs-fre- sh with tbe power of confiscating property. drugs. He must give the besv Compulsory arbitration would. make the possible work, and for compensation Board of Arbitration tbe most auloc'ratic he must be reasonable. tribunal in tbe State, transcending the power and authority ot all courts, the abWITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM' solute master of working men and their DER WE'RE CAREFUL. employers, tho keeper of tbeir liberties and the arbiters of tbeir fortuns." ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, It is important, tbe report says, to make a careful distinction between the compulsory obedience to decisions in cases volun60 YEARS' tarily submitted by tbe parties lo the conEXPERIENCE troversy. When both employer .and employes voluntarily agree lo refer tbeir differences to arbitration they enter into a contract which ought to be enforced. "But," says tbe report, "a law which takes from tbe men tbe right to freely Trade Marks make contracts of employment and service Desions Copyright && which clothes three persons wilb absolute Anrone tending a sketch and description mat authority to make and enforce such conintcklr ascertain our opinion rrco wbetner an fnrentlon Is probably patentable Communicatracts for all the people of the State, tions strtsUrconfldentlal. Handbook on Patents lent froo. Oldest asencr for seenrtntrpatenta. thereby imperilling properly and depriving I'atentt taken through Munn A Co. rocelro tfttlal notice, without charge. In tbo men of a fundamental liberty, Is an entirely different proposition, amounting lo a revolution In tbe law of the land, overA handsomelr lllnstrated weeklr. ot any aclontieo Journal. Terma, M ft turning a principle which has endured rear i four months, IL. Bold brail newsdealer. from tbe.beginning qf our government and MUNN & Co.36B'oad-- T. New York which is now so. firmly established as to Urench Office. (25 V fit, Washington. 1. C have become canonized In American constitutional law'." Springfield News. Ijrjnjra Scientific Jltncrican. Wall Paper THOS. B.YOUKG HiRli Grade .. Manufacturer ot ,. Boots and Shoes, Repair Work a Specially. v. ' Benrliancrtori, I"C-y- r i St. Bernard Gmril Store. of Joseph, wish tc state to the general pub lie that owing to the demand for new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I have procured the services of a shoemaker ftom Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice. All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction. ., I first-clas- s STBERNARD DRUGSTORE suffering One firm alone in the United States is A Coat of Many Colors Met "the Requirements But What Your House Requires is TWO COATS of .... cure". flu keHA BBL l 3BV Br.' bbbbM'bbbbbV bbSbbbbbmbbbbwbV "ieavy woifceU'be so lightened that the Httlo tMeg needn't be ninlnriiit-TflMlhi- it stvu a woman time to rest, time to visit, time '"Mnraui: aadtthureaew. It k much better and cheaper than soap (or 'economy buy our krge package. r ali -- m 0m -I (HAy JBBL COMPANY 0 j1.1 Aj$ wiKl John E. Clifford, Proprietor Nor- from a partial paralysis of his right building on an average of three locomotives wood House, Norwood, N. Y This remper day. and with several more firms filling edy is for tale by St, Bernard Drugstore, hip but is able to be up and orders for locomotives (bey can not supply Robinson, Mortons about. Earlington; Ben T. Gap; George King, St. Cbarles. the demand. Pimples, Doils and other Humors appear when Health, Strength and Nerve Force follow ilie the bleod gets Impure. The best remedy it Dr. ute pt Dr. M. A. Simmon's Liver Medicine, which M, A. Simmons Liver Medicine. good digestion and , Farmers fear an unusual number of cut worms, that most annoying which will have to be contended with this season. t a of all pests for the tiller of the soil, Iniurei Aiilmllillon. mPrices Right. Your Trade Solicited. Quality Unsurpassed. :;'fy ik 9 I $21 'H lusiti ,jr. "Hbbbbbbbbbbb" - A- nm'HK. I. nrlll it FAIBANK m. .www spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for' medicine to no avail until I used Dr. This remedy makes Bell's weak longs strong. It has .saved my life. J. BvRoseil, Grantsburg, III, I Coughed as Years. suffered for 35 years with a cough, and Rubber tired buggies and bicycles have been added this week to Dealers of Louisville, Ky., the alrendy well equipped livery Lumber invite correspondence with Mill stable of Barnctt & Arnold. men who have lumber for sale. It is announced that the Virginia Coal They buy Poplar and Hardwoods mixed cars, Dry or Green. & Iron Company is preparing to build xoo in Horace was a shopkeeper's son. Henry Koehler 5: Company, MIXED PAINTS. ptriwrtWM')Tttwiiiii'pr Write them. mora coke ovena at Stoaega. St. Bernard Dru g l t ' Stairs '4? ; A . , rv i.'t i, - vV ' .vHY vrsntsj! ?"7, WlTs yJ RlRdi-- ' "? t 1 FREE SILV'ERITE'S CONFESSIONS. tho mind is naturally Impressed with Confides Some Family Secrets to tho grandeur and power of the Creator of tho boavonly bodies. When wo learn a Brother White-Metalle- r. something of their movements through space, movements to absolutely noonrnto bo Bill Qoebel's Law Illuminated. that their phases and positions can foretold with perfect certainty Ioiir ccn tnrles In advanoe, dofylng competition Dalton, Kv . May 10, 1899. by the most porfoot instruments of human devising, it Is Imposslblo with any DA LlDERTO Arqsntum. political landscapu o'er show of reason to deny tho controlling After viewing Ibo presonoo of an infinite mind. Epleoo and in consequence ot tbe approaching I write to give you same ol my pal Recorder. campaign, observations on the outlook I will, of course, write ou, confidentially, things that i would not wiite to ouuldo parties, lor we have gut to look facts in the face be they stubborn or otherI admire the pluck of those who wise. still have the backbone U contend that While you and 1 are limes are no better et we are bouDd to know sorry l admit it. that limes were never more prosperous than tbey are at present. 1 be laborer can buy more with thoptice of a day's work than he ever could, and can get employment every day. Our Icadeis told the people that this could never be if the Republican parly went into power, but that the reverse of this would be true. I think the dollar dinner given in memory ot Jefferson was appropriate, because very few people know the facts in the case Jefferson, you know, never did advocate freo coinage at a fictitious ratio, and would not today if be were living. He said that it was enlirely a commercial problem, and could not be regulated by Right here the fiat of the government, comes in a strong argument in favor of the plan thai we have adopted in teaching Ibo people to not believe a word that tbe papers publish, and I am delighted to sea bow well we have succeeded. One great hope I have is in kesping tbe people from believine facts 1 think we should also continue to stir op strife, hatred and animosity between the neb and the poor, it is so easy to do, and it gains many votes, and that is certainly what we are going to need in tbe near future. I think tbe Coebel election law is all right. I endorse it. For instance, if you and I have some partnership money, and I alone am allowed to count it without any help from you I am much more apt to get my part, and not near so apt to get swindled. See? I believe in a fair count. I fear, however, that this law may be a considerable loid f jr our party to carry. I find that it is not as popular ns.I would like. I think it best to not say very much about it; just let it drift along hoping that It may be sustained, because I believe that oar chances of success depend in a great measure on this law. Wa bavo got to be on tbe alert, because every argument that we put forth three years ago has been provi-- absolutely false. I am at m loss to know bow we can right this. We "can't fool all the people all the time." Summing the whole matter up I dread (be result; there is so much lhat is against us that will be hard to reconcile, but I am going to slick to tbe party, tho' the heavens fall. I shall never disgrace myself by beiog found in company with Gold Democrats or Republican, but I must admit that I kumeliims feel lite saying when talking to any boy: son jou live in a grand country, whose products are carried 10 every port, and whose flag is respected by A country that can boast every nation of the longest rivers, ibo highest moun tains, and tbe most fertile plains, whose people have startled tbe world by their achievements, botb in war and peace, and whose inventive guns have never been squalled, go forth with will and muscle and gain for yourself a name and a fortune and thank God that you live in Ibe rrlosl prosperous and best govtrened nation In tbe world Wb'rr Atit n As we look through a tolcBcopo and obtain n gllmpee of tho woudera It or m we etady tho rosults which hnvo boon attained by oxperts in Its uso ro-vc- Willful llllndnei.il. THE SUNDAY SOHOOL. LESSON VIII, SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, MAY 21. f'l'ext of MtMitnr- Attcr Lontr Years. After long years work is vUlblo. In agriculture you cannot boo the growth. Pass that oonntry two months after nntl thoro is a dlfforonoo. Wo aoquiro firmness and experience incessantly. Hvory aotion, overy word, every meal, is part of our trial and our discipline. Wo nro assuredly ripening or olso blighting. Wo aro notoonscionaof thoso changes which go ou quiotlyond gradually in tho eoul. Wo only count tho shocks in our journey. Ambitious die, graoo grows, as lifo goes on. Frederick W. Robertson. The Voice and Silence of OoJ. Tho voico of God is calling men always ovorywhore, and I boliovo with all my heart that this Is tho only truo way to Interpret that mossago of the sea. This is what tbe psalmist meant when ho said, "Day unto day uttoroth speech, and night unto night showoth knowledge," Iu just this way, through all tho ages of human history, has nil knowledge, all rovelation, been coming to men tho artist's inspirations, tho poot's songs, tho prophet's visions, tho composer's melodies, all that man has evor loarnod of God, all that ho can over hopo to know. Tho silences of God. havo been speaking to tho silences of man, and human knowlodgo has boen growing from more to mora And so it must over bo in God's groat sohool of lifo, and tho eoul that listens best wiJJ learn tho most. Rev. J. 8. Outler la Universal 1st. Up or Down Stream. Lifo and character tend cither upward or downward. But a single aot or characteristic many not indicate the tendency of a lifo as a whole Yon can mako a saint out of the good qualities of bad men; yon can mako a devil out of tho bad qualities of good men. Esau eclipsed Jacob at first, but his virtue wero accidents, incidents, without roots, and they withered before tho hot tests of lifo. Jacob ontshono Esau nt last Day by day ho fought his natural badness and won in tho hard strugclo with himself. The moan supplantor Jacob 0 tho hero of Israel, a princo with God. Is it Thy will or my will bo dono? Aro wo living to pleaso Christ or to pleaso oursolves? Our answer to this question determines our lifo current Sunday School Times. bo-ca- 'f l I llko this man" (John vll, 40). 21. "Why nskest thou Me? Ask them which heard Mo what I havo said unto them; behold they know what I said." Yes, nnd tho high priest himself know enough of wliat Jesus Iiad said, for many n timo hnd ho and tho other priests and tho Pharisees talked of tho sayings of Jesus, but tho teaching was too holy for themr; tho light was too strong for their They eyes; they could not bear it. taught tho commandments of men, but Jesus taught tho word of God. They preferred their traditions to tho word of God. 22. "Ono of tho (Officers which stood by struck Jesus with tho palm of his hand." Tho margin says "with n rod." How difficult it is to understand nil this, and to goo tho truo High Priest standing as n criminal beforo tho legal high priest, who waln reality no priest of God nt nil, nnd then to sco this officer of tho law lift his hand nnd snilto his Crcatorl But they did not know wliat they wero doing. 23. "Jesus nnswered him, If I havo spoken evil, bear witness of tho evil; but if well, why smltcst thou Mo?" It was a mild protest to n great wrong and to most unjust treatment. Even n grcnt criminal is by tho law and tho officers of tho law protected till Ills caso is heard, and no ono daro touch him. Against our Lord nothing wa3 proved yet; Ho was not oven properly on trial. 21. "Now Annas had scut Illm bound unto Calaplins, tho high priest " John A Bootblack's Luck. docs not dwell longer uon His ill treatFrom the Louisville Post ment beforo Calaphag, tho falso witnesses, tho blindfolding and spitting nnd buffetA bootblack at one of the liotcls, ing. Perhaps, llko tho ngony in so the story goes, went out to the it was morn than ho could writo about. Matthew, Mark nnd Luko sow it track Derby day with fifty cents not; theyouly heard it from others; but He is said to have come back with John saw it all, it was very real to him, ho could not forget it, nnd to writo it Ileshot craps outside the 2.000. would 1)0 to llvo it nil over ngain. Ho grounds and ran his fifty cents up could not stand it; it was not required of him, clso ho would hnvo dono it. Do not to $4. Then he paid $t to get into fall to notlco what Jesus said, to tho high the grounds, and bet the remaining priest about His second coining, for it will surely como to iags (Math, xxvl, 01; $1 on Alfatnada, in the first race at Mark xlv, 02; Luko xxll, CO). 26. As Peter warmed himself at tho ser30 to 1. Thus he pulled down 93. vants' flro ono said unto him, "Art not He hit every winner after that, bet thou also ono of His disciples?" And tho a good part of his rapidly increassecond timo ho denial nnd said, "I nm not." Tho steps in Peter's downfall ing roll each time, and came home seem to bo self confidence nnd boasting, with 2.000 in his pocket. following nfar off, keeping tho company of tho ungodly nnd enjoying tho warmth of their lire. They nro written for our One firm alone in the United Stales is warning that wo may nvold thorn all. IS JuSY AS COOD FOR ADULTS. building on an average of three locomotives They nro partly summed up in Pa. i, 1. per day. and with several more firms filling WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. 20, 27. A relative of tho man whoso ear OALATIA, ILLS., NOT. 1C, 1!33. orders for locomotives tbey can not supply Parli Medicine Co., BL Louis, Wo. Peter cut off said, "Did not I sco theo in Gentlemen: We sold but Tear, COO botllei o tho garden with Him?" And for tho third tbe demand. GHOVKTJ TA8TKLKSS CHILI TONIC and bava bought tbreo KroH already tola year. In nil our ox. timo Peter denied, nnd Immediately tho business, tho Are you a subscriber to The perlence of It jean. In gave drop Uniterm! hive cock crow. Tho Lord hail told Peter that aucu Deier told an article that ho would deny Illm thrloo cro cock crow your truly, aa jour Tonic. Bee? You should be. AiiNcr, OAnn X Co. (Luko nil, 1)1), nnd go it camo to pass. It was satau sifting Simon, but with God's permission for Simon's good, for satan had to risk for it, but Jesus' prayer 1I, 01, 02). prevailed for him (Luko Matthew says that Peter's second denial was with mi oath, and his third with cursA Popular Proprietarr ing nnd wearing (Math, xxvl, 72,'7i). At tho third denial tho Lord turned, and Medicine Sold at Retail looked upon Peter, nnd Peter remembered for Five Cents a Package tho word of tho Lord, how Ho had said unto lilm, "Beforo tho cock crow thou the first experimental shnlt deny Mo thrice" And Peter wont direction that step in a out nnd wept bitterly (Luko xxll, 01, 03). No' word had our Lord for Peter nnd no may lead to a revolution incssago had Peter from Illm till thai in the trade. kind word after tho resurrection from tho angel by tho women, "Go your 'way,1' tell A NkW York company of manufacturing nipani Chemical Company, ptac a npan the market about Uto "v torhcmlstt. thetablet or "tabula" composed mullclaal Uls'dlsclplos and Peter (Mark xvl,- - 7), of compressed powdered preparation, of in t. In medicinal druca which had been ascer Peter bolng tho only "ono mentioned by talned 10 be of more general uaa amoug medical men than an jr other, for the cure or alIn Tims of TrorK. Tho prosonco of loving friends is a great help in timo of trouble. Wliilo the Christian knows the help of God in tho timo of troublo he craves also the touch of a human hand. Tho Master took His tbreo disciples when Ho went to His Father in prayer in Gothsemane. Human sympathy is wondrous holp in n trouble. If Panl could sing in tho prifi6n, yot ho cravod for tlvo presonco and sympathy of Titus and Timothy at othor times. Christianity is not stoicism, that counts tho craving for Bympatby a weakness. Tho heart that knows moat of tho Saviour's presence, in tho hour of trouble, appreciates most tbe loving sympathy of Christian friends. Christian Intelligencer. Phil-ippia- by D. M. Steacns. 10. "Ami Simon Voter followed Jeans. " In Mnth. xxl, 58, It Is said thaC Peter followed Illm nfnr ofT, and when npy follow Hint Hint way instead of foljowlng fully wo limy exjxict to.poo sotna work of rAtnn In such n ono. Tho rtogs ua not nocu to run after tho sheep which keep closo by It U only tho wnndcrera tho Hhepht'rd. which need to lw Utrkod Jn Mntthow also wtys tlmt Peter went In nnd snt with tho Ho put hlinclf In luul company. Ho Is In treat dancer. 10. "Peter stood nt tho door without." John went out nnd ppoko unto her thnt kept tho door and hnd Peter como In a llttlo nearer. Heforo this and Immediately after His arrewt nil tho dllplea forsook Illm and lied, oven as Josuh had nald, "Yo (.hnll bo scattered, every man to his own nnd shall leao ino nlono" (John xvl, S3). Hut Peter nnd John must havo soon returned. Peter In hli great weakness and John In Ills crv.it loo seemed In many ways tho iienrm.t to Christ of nil tho disciples. 17 "Art not thou nlso ono of this man's Hosalth, I niu not." Thus dlsclplcbf spaho tho doni'vl that kept tho door, nnd thui Peter replied. Petur, who had said: "Although nil shall bo offended, yet will not I. If I should dlo with Thee, I will not deny Thco in nnywiso" (Mark alv, 29, 01). How llttlo wo know our own hearts cr rcallzo how weak wo nro and wliat wo might do if left to ourselves. 18. "Peter stood with them nnd warmed Ho stood wltli tho servants hlmsclf.JJ nnd officers who had mado n flro ot coals to warm thcmsolves, for it was cold. Tho expression "It was cold" seems to mo to go nlontr with Hint in chapter sill, If they uifl to mind 80, "It was lilght" any timo In your own lifo when with yqu, cither literally or figuratively, or both, it una night so dark nnd cold nnd lonely ou will better understand To our Lord it was from tho earthly sldo so dark nnd lonely, but Ills comfort was His Father's prosenco nnd npproval 10. "Tho high priest then asked Jesus of His disciples and of Ills doctrlno." As if it hnd been porno friendly call that Jesus had mado upon him, whllo all tho timo thcro was murder in his heart nnd ho wn probably rejoicing that nt last ho had this man in his power who had set nsltlo their traditions, broken their Sftbbath days, dolled their power nnd plainly told them that they wero hypocrites, blind pnldes, whltcd scpuluhres. ' Our lord Jesus liod proved that Ho was Israel's Messiah, sent of God, and that God was with Him, and tho high prlcstknew, ns Ntcodemus knew, that no ono could do what Jesus did unless God was with him (chapter ill, 2). 20. "Jesus answered him, I spako openo ly to tho world; I ever taught in the nnd In tho temple, whither tho Jows always resort; and in secret liavo I said Kvon tho pcoplo had 6ald: nothing." "Ixj, Ho spcakcth boldly, nnd they say nothing unto Illm. Do tho rulers know indeed that this Is tho very Christf" (John vli, 20.) Tho officers also said to tho chief prlcst8nnd Pharisees, "Never man spnko 1E39. synn-gogu- (lie !'ICopyrleht. n.r-- . Hip l.csmori, .lot in xtlll, IB, 27. Vernt'K, 23!:: Gnlilrn Text, Joli n I, II Comiurntnry Prepared 1). M. Strnrnn. t ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. If X INCORPORATED. Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE .. A, 1 General JAMES K. LOVE. Manager, 201 N ChPirv Street, Nashville, Capt. R G. 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Southern Pass. Am. Chattanooga, Tcnn. St. louls, Mo. W. L. DANLEY, Orn'l P.w. ami Ticket Agl Na.iiivillk, Tbn one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. ST. JJUIIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. !$$ I ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY 5 - it;;SVSvSS The Hnrdlnsburg journal that EUROPEKN PLKN. Rates: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. SPECIAL Convention. of the spiritual nature as well as Hot C niter 25c. DINNER. To Iho Editor of the Courier Journal the physical. Its development Topic Tor (he AVerk neirlnnlnir May Hardinsburg, Ky., May 15 The unto perfection depends on the II Comment )jr Her. S. II. Doyle. in Sunday's Courier combined efforts of its responsible Topic. God'a covenant and ours. Pa. cr, statement (A Christian Endeavor pledge meeting.) CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. GRDVE Geth-seman- CHILL TDNIC TASTELESS MEDICINE for the MILLION.. A covenant is a mutual compact between two or more persons. Abraham nnil Abinelecb mado n covenant Joshna made a covenant with tho people. Jonathan and David mado a covenant The covenants of God with man practically partake of the samo characteristics. It is obvious, however, that in any Covenant between God and man God must make tho initial movement God agrees or pledges Himself to do certain things dependent upon certain action by man. In tho covenant of works He promised man eternal lifo on condition of perfect obedience. In tho covenant of graca Ho promises to man eternal life, dependent upon man's faith in Christ God's covenant has been essentially tho same iu all ages, though its form has been constantly changing to suit the changed conditions of human life At ono timo it was tho promiso of tho woman's seed j to Noah the promiso of forbearance; to tho patriarchs tbe promiso of a son; to Moses the prcmiso of a prophet; to tho monarchy the promiso of a king; to Isaiah the promiso of a suffering servant, nnd then nt last in Christ all forms men realized. Tho incarnate son cf God was tho woman's seed, Abraham's son, David's royal child and successor and Jehovah's servant Thns God always has and always will keep his covenant. But wo also may covenant with God We may make solemn and Bacred pledges to God that wo will perform certain duties in life. Every Endeavorer has mado n covenant with God. Tho covenant is tho Christian Endeavor pledge. God's attitude toward His covenant with us should decide for us our attitudo toward our covenant with God 1. God remembers nis covenant "Ho hath remembered Hi3 covenant forever. " God never forgets His promises to ns, but alas, how often wo forget our promises to Him I How many Endeavor-er- s havo forgotten their solemn covenant with God. Let ns take God as a model and not forget our covenant 3. God is impressed with tho solemn and sacred character of His covenant Ho confirmed it with an oath, ewearing even by nimself that Ho would perforin it How lightly many Endeavorers esteem their promises to Godl They would not fail to meot n friend upon ap pointment, yet how often they fail to keep their appointments with God. 8. God's covenant is an everlasting covenant. It was not fornday, but forever. Tliero should bo moro of this divino character ot permanence and perpetuity in our covenant with God. Biblo Readings. Gen. xvii, xxxv, xxviii, xxvi, Ps, lxxxix, 81; cxi, Joahna i, Lukoi, Isa. liv, 10; Iv. Horn, xli, 1, 3: Hob. vi. viii. 10-1110-20-08-810-10-- the Republican county convention, which met here Saturday to name delegates to the State Convention at Lexington, was and lhat the State administration was not indorsed, has caused considerable comment among the Republicans, as they claim that the convention indorsed both the State and NaAlthough tional administrations. the delegates go uninstructed as to any candidate except the Hon, R. N. Miller, for Attorney General, the delegation is a Prattt one, and 75 per cent, of the Republicans of this comity will favor his candidacy. The reason assigned for not instructing for him was that a county man was a candidate before the same convention. Eavn Royaeiv anti-Bradle- y, members. The ideal home was never attained by the efforts of one, but by the cooperation of all. This docs not mean that each shall fit himself into a mold. A perfect home is like a perfect mosaic, where each part, with its individual difference, fits in its place The to make a perfect design. corner stone of the ideal home is love; it is love that is its life; love is its inspiration, defense, its crown of victory. Sorrow, defeat, shame itself, arc vanished when love has its perfect work. B. T. Clements. Blf For(Ualnea. 1 a ;x. 28, 20. I... sa&Jfek, leviation of euch Ills common to man at luru ibelr origin In an Impaired digestion or capacity for assimilating f ood. absorbing nourishment and eliminating watte. weakr-- vi Tbe collogue of IIU Included under this bead 1. aald to Include pretty nearly every aiaeat 'nrwhlcb tbe pbralolanU called upon to prcacrlbe. In preparing their standard reued for tbe acceptance or tbe Arnerlcau people tbe company laid down Ibe principle tkateverytblng entering Into the packet tbould boot the blgheit grade, and oo prepared a to retain qualities Intact Kid protectedIn any climate.IU Only Iba choicest and unimpaired through any extended of lime drugs should be used, their preparation should be In accordance with the latest ierfected methods ot modem science, tho I abules packed In glass, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Kven Ibe corks used bare been of a grade so high In Us requirements thai no every day stoppers could supply moro than a small proportion msuufocturer of these from bis output that would meet the exacting speclncallons. Tlio class viola werelnturnpsckedlnloxesof a quality not surpassedln beauty and perfection of workmanship by those used by the most futldtoui dealers in Jewell and ornsmcnUofgoM. liansgsetlhelrhlghstandard. and never consenting to vary from II, tbe I roprletora resortedTTo tbe accepted modern methods of making their commodity known, and seven hundred thousand dollars Invested wlthlu five years In newspaper adverttsug has Informed every American cltlun concerning: the superior and surprising qualities of Illpans Tabules. Being thoughtful and painstaking olMorvers ot the changed conditions sweep over the commercial world, and cartful to note every clrcumsUnco havingthat upon IM successful prosecution of their trade, the managers of the coniponyliave noted that there Is a present Insistent demand for a lower price for every article reaches or approaches an universal use. and that the peutue. although requiring that the best of evory thing, resent being called upon to pay heavyjpercantajres for superfluous wrapping and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might ro-ato rears, but Is needless In tbe case of n purchoseTnlJodsd to be consumed tu a week. It has also been discovered, and proved by the testotlmeand actual exDerlencr that these Tabules do not have tbe tendency to loss ot qualities or diminution ex! reliance from exposure thst might at first have been expected. Inasmuch as. of under favorable conditions, tbose that have lain loose la a drawee, a traveling bag or rocket for several weeks or months are found to bo practically as fresh and as efficacious as f snfi Acting upon these suggestions, and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of sgwal newspapers now sold for a rent Instead of the old rate of five times that amount, and the general tendency in all directions toward low rsta and Increased sales, the company have entered upon the experiment of puttftig up ItlMUs Tabules In pasteboard cartons, which ther will offer to the trade upon terms whulb will penult of a package being sold by the druggist or storekeeper at a price lower than ever adopted ap sprletary medlclneriVK CENTS ten tabules, or doses, for one before cent each.for half a lu,Hii)wir nm uuvuuwuuuuq luv iwauiKnm KBS IIH missions nltO WHICH mo (WVI4 iwt. iMUfu kw .Uuw vMiiwiuf lupaai iiiiV(Du. will oner inoooeaper Ui benefit of such u inr dtMIr them. It should be plfUnlr thnniv.?iff undratuoJthr"heauklltr of the medicine It idantirA.fr.hnth lielnf In the tana and eomnaratlve nosl of TasUklllV .rw tniiUUnff tin. Tbe Are-een- t ages are not yet to be had of all dealers, although It 1 fcroblbli tint almoit anr rack draggist will obtain a supply when requested by a costomortb do so hut In a single rerun, containing fen tabules, will be atnt. pottage paid, to any addressany easo cents In for five atnmps. forwarded to the Rlpans Chemical Co.. Ho. ft Rpruce St, New York. Until the goods are thoroughly introduced to the trade, agents and pedalers will be supplied at a or rrosc i !nre wnicn win aiiow inem a voir marsnuscartoul) forvis t .K.aossn cartons for 40 cento, (III cartons) for H.K. s gross (T30 29 gross U.OUO cartons) for UtX Cosh with tho oracr In orery case, tuuno. ., I I Our Work Dono tiy Others. Sure la Move. Tho prayer thnt starts from God'a It is often said thnt our work is dono its circle, inspiration and above all promiso is snro to movo Ilia hand. in theso days by other pulpits, pressos repose are found. The ideal home Knm'ti Horn. and churches. If it is so, tho fact is our ministers intelligently to the needs condemnation. For our work no one 'f Iio Sviinntloiinl l'rriirlirr. Ono of tho most serious obstacles in can do unless wo fail to do it ourselves. tho wny of tho church of Christ in our This is a point worth dwelling on. It is day is tho sensational prenclier. Tho tho willingness to seo our work dono by freedom permitted in somo churches for others that affords others their opportho eccentric utterances of men under tunity. Somebody mnst do tho work, tho pretenso of preaching destroys tho tho Lord's work certainly. Wo nro set sanctity of tho pulpit nnd brings untold to do our share. Nobody else is appointdamngo to tho inllncnco of divino truth ed to our task nor will bo till we slight among men. Egotism, tho seeking of it If wo do, the work will not go we may bo sure of that No mat-to- r. notoriety, tho nd enptandmn vnlgns, Spring to tho task before theo, O aro disgusting exhibitions of n rotten humanity wherover found, bnt in tho brother; fling away doubts and fears; Christian pulpit they nro criminal. No put n cheerful courago on; lot tho doubt fill tho denominations hnvo had strokes fall; bo snro thy sharo in the thoir mortifications in this lino. If completed result will be as largo, as imclmrclt disciplino ennnot ho brought to portant, as glorious, as thy fidelity in bear, tho weight cf public opinion in tho work. The only way any ono can tho churches nnd out of thorn should bo tako away our reward is by taking can tako and no felt Stay nwny from Mich n ministry, away our task, prompt ono willing our to do and task if wo nro and let your absence bo yonr witness. it ourselves. Univcrsallst Leader. Central Prctbyterian un-don- Joins seemed never to think of Him. self, while wo seem seldom to think of anybody clso. If Ho was tired and sought rest for body and brain, Ho quickly forgot It nil if somo ono mot Him who needed His help. What a different institution tho Allison-Eave- s. church would bo if evory member ilved Hopkinsville, Ky., May 16 a lifo of solf forgetf ulness I What a soThe Hon. John Allison and Miss ciety yours would bo if each momber Minnie Eaves, both of Greenville, imitated the Divino Model in this respect I How quickly wonld tho world bo and Louisana and also a detailed wrlla-uwere married at 7:30 o'clock this brought to Qbrist if all who boar Hhr of Iba No Ilcaaon. rltics, towns and country on and sdjaceal lolhal evening in the parlors of Hotel namo would deny soli lor tho sako of line, to uomesrescrs. or uiose in searcu or a Because you aro not of tho most Im farm, Ibis pamphlet will luiuiib reliable Inlorma. never Latham. Dr. W. L. Nourse, of tho perishing million who souls will pious class of trausgrossors is no tufil-cie- lion conretnlne llm most accestlble and prosper, takes bo saved until tho lovo of portion cf, hire ronton to desplso othors nor to outappijmR io in boulli. or uircopies ran b bad Ninth-stree- t oy me nearrsi unuerncneu, Presbyterian church, tho place of tho love of easo and pleasbefore God how good yon aro, so boast officiated Only the guests of the ure which now so largely control us nlL that your prayer docs not need to ask Tickets and full Information as loralrilncun. Presbyterian Journal for tho Divino meroy. Somo have pray necllon with Ihe shore ran be had of agents ol hotel were present. ne "uentrar- - ami connection lines, ed for graco Just because- they hnvo been S, G. Haled, Dlr. Pass, Agent, Cincinnati. Oood Will to Other. so dreadfully wicked. Others in thisago How the President is Paid. John A. Scott, Dlr. Pass. Agent, Mimphls. Poor liumnn nature, so sadly twisted rather boast of their extra degrco of Win Murray, Dlr Pass. Agent, Niw Orleans. From tbe Philadalpbin Record. by tho fall, is evor ready to bollov. thinking to mako them apparThe President of the United evil, and this la often truo of tho very ently more fit for redemption. Itoform-e- d A. II, Hanson, G, P. A, W, A. Ksllond, A. 0. P. A. Chicago, States receives his salary in a war- ones wo justly regard with contempt, Chuich Messenger. Lonlitllle. and David did not err when he prayed rant upon the Treasurer at the be- that ho might not 00 delivered into tho l'eaoe. you Are Going North, ginning of every month, and Col. hand ot man. When wo havo to do Thero U a peace that coraeth after star row. with God, wo may confidently rely Cook, one of the clerks of the Of hope surrendered, not ot hope ful- upon Hia holiness and His ruorcy, bat You Are Going South, fltlod; White House, obtains his signature when wo aro concerned with man, and A. peace that, looketh not upon tomorrow, But calmly on a tempest that Is stilled; and receipt and deposits the money much of our happiness and usefulness You Aro Going East, upon our to ni credit in one of the Wash- aro in a measuro depondentwe shall re- A peace that Uvea not now In Joy's bo lations with our fellows, You Aro Going West; ington banks. The warrant is wlso to dopend but little upon either Nor In tha happy life ot love eecuro, in tha or thoir gontleness when Rut possessesunerring strength tho heart signed 'by the chief of the warrant their equity PUnCMAtC TICHCT VIA THt Ot conflicts won vrhlla learning to endivision and approved by the Sec- wo.dosiro their goodwill. Episcopal TUtfvwlar. dure; No SncU Thins--. retary of the Treasury or one of his peace sacrifice When through carelessness ono speaks A A lifo there la In from willsecluded, assistants. subdued, and 'passion TVT?' of "comparative religions' or free. religion," he exposes himself 'TU not tho peace that over Eden broodThe Idea) Home. ed. to a suspicion that ho does not know But that which triumphed In Oethsem. The ideal home is the one that what religion is. Thero is no such thing ane. Louisviuca, Naoiiviiic II. n. American lTrkn-t- . ministers to the needs of all those as comparative religion, although there is happily growing in favor tho comwho make it. It is the place where and no ntcunu parative study of religions that Is, (Dur sympathy, interest, intelligent un- study by tho inothod of comparison. (Mii?ens. The Maximum of Safety, derstanding of even the words of Christian Register. artj Coflfs or Tea .. 31 as tho machinery and rnddor and tho anj rigging are sound and tho ship is under No. S Pork Chops sH'.a Potituei CoSeeCakes or Waffles anj or Tea M oompleto control sbo may weather tho No. I Lake Trout, Uulter SsiK. Cakes or WaBts an) Cnttee or Tea strongest galo, but now sho lies helpless No. S Oat Meal onJ Cream, or Unulllofl, IM Hulls, M Duller an J Con 1J at tho meroy of wind and wave. No or Tea rescuing ship oven daro como very near, No. C Two Tec, duller. Toast anj Cote or Tea ti TaLo Market M. Cars direct to Hotel. for "not under control" means that sho is a meus.00 to others aa well as horse If. Try Iairopcan Dan. Cheapest auJ best, onlr So in life wo find far too often a man lar for hat you ircL THOO. P. MILLER. PncaiOSMT whose conduct indicate that the forces of his lifo aro not under control. That is a tad and dangerous condition, danR. R. gerous for himself and for thoso about him. Safely lies in keeping tho olomonts of character so adjusted that tlioy aro ANNOUNCEMENTS always under control, that thns wo may keep our manhood truo to its divino IViTTllTP'P The Illinois Central now ,nJ w" con-I I II I It IS I course, Unlveraalist Leader. '" onthe same until Sep- 1 V U1V.1l) 1 " tember jo, 1S98, round nip Ijtalnesa ot Mind. Tl A nnTP suuimrr tourist tickets from South It 11 I H Thoro is a lazinoss of tho mind as lVrl A JJkJ rein" m lis lines in ttierrsorls ,0 '"K H'l of summer In Ilia Noilli. lis fssl double well as of tho body. Pcoplo loaf mentalChicago, Cincinnati ly as well as physically. Ono Is to bo dallr service la M Louis, to reach ouicklf and and Louisville enables one despised qui to as much as tho other. comfortably Ilia mountain resarls of Vltrlnls, ilia wmn Mountains sou fieasid ol Tho manor boy who sits about on street Ilia Thousand Islands, the lske and New hrjf.lsn.1, forest resnris comers and in stores telling idlo tales is of Michiean, Wisconsin and Minnesota, iba llci or Arkansas, me Yellowstone raik or iba b Innn no moro a social nuisance tham is ho resorts of Colorado. who dawdles over his studies jor droams away tho hours wool gathering which A new ituS edition, enlirely rewritten, and giving fscls should bo employed in planning and and conditions, brootlil down thinking about the serious probloms of lo dale, of iba Central's "aouuiern iiomn. lifo. Tho mind should bo hold quite as trekeri' Ualde'lias rigidly to discipline as tho body, for an )tm been issued. Is a ifii'tisra llluslrsl. aimless, wandering, unappllnblo mind nuiulx-'1 will destroy ono's uscfnlnoas quitons I II. ill I' ed pamphlet,f r contains a Isrse farmers letters out Northern ' much as a slothful, flabby, uuakillod UUIUVJ now prosperously located on the lii,e nt ibe Illinois Cenlial Railroad In body. Churchman. the Slates cf Kenlucly, Tennessee, Mississippi Control. Boaetlmeaataeaaafaipis found fly- SPECIAL DREAKFAST AND SUFFER, ing the signal, "Not under control." No. t ll?f Sink, or Mutton Ompt, Potitosi, Fruit WaMt. That is a very terriblo signal. So long No.Cakes orTwo Lggs,CoRre or Tm anj or WaHes M 1 Ism, I'otjtott, Cskcs . Illinois Central '' Southern 1 Iloincsccta' f r nt - !:- ff If if "com-parati- mTOr ST All communications and nutters ot news par lalnlns to Ibis column should bo addressed lo Geo, ALixAxoia, Bsrhnalon, Kv. It takes courago to go into tho world with a Christianity which you mean to Remember tha Reading Club' make uso of. Anon. Henry Ross'visiled friends at Hopkins-villSunday. Be The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, e, . 0rJtS 3 , Wm The Minimum of Hales. Rates, Time nnd ull other lnR.rraa.loa be cheerfully furnWicil by n in' Here is one, of thoie who are either so prejudiced against all advertised remedies, or have become discouraged at the failure of other medicines to help them, and who will succumb to the grim , Miss Ena of Madiaonvllle, speat Stiaday with friends here. Dauf-berty- ,,' ' -- v Wj '. EverylbtnRcameon the rallv last SnnHitv. , -, in every particular. $106.26. ' in grand slylc-Tl was - nnrrmma 9-5 111a collection was , at " " '0iJW. W. destroyer without wonJcnowing of the Thrpat and Lung derful rvalue of Foley's Hpriy and Tar for all LUKtS Tfl ISwtOiuuh WhtHt IM Brup. " Crl Inllniiv Ufct fA'lS, T;t.-t- c Cooo. Hind by iinigirWs. ALL Uo ftj KJ fjf Different Viewpoint. Not only docs it mako a difference from what standpoint a subject bo viowed, but it makes even a greator dilTorenco who stands at that point to a. I tL law T.nthernn OutorVOr. FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder. 6c CO. CAiyilPBEIr s ThaPablJc School exists not for a part THM MKST Of THMM ALL 1 1 of thepeople, but for all the paople, hence Iba closing exercises were arranged so ss many children-coulfake part as wished. As tbere are so many in school (seventy- nve reguur anenaancej wa had to arrange for threa nights, taK as hot Id1 worry tbe people or tbe children. Fifty children compose tho charming contains j complrto novel In every num. operetta, which will display 'Irish ben lnwddltlon to a largo quantity pf useful asti caihlnlBg! xeeuttntT nutter. . Now, if you wish lo see erace, skill and So continue! Horiet, trWeX nt Weei fennel, f mrt beauty personified, see these little folks perform. Performance begins promptly .iJnfS.?P,2,bnfnveTr3r Twwiifcoia. Bui). yoor. erlntlon, , at 8 o'clock. Come early. Proceeds for wanted: la every totro, to whom tho most Uborftl inaucemcqta Will ps ptfvrwl. benefit of Pnbljc School. . ,, TH RIDGE, Agent. BBngS? crauaAzi ; tbo-ioi- h rn, Ag-ent- I. G,vTBWodo, miuiiistfMis. 'T J ' 1MHWiii'li,aF"abfcgy ' .., ':. KrfMiWSTZIm waxammtmzam: J j, ?& o

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