You have found an item located in the Kentuckiana Digital Library.

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, May 25, 1899.

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, May 25, 1899. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899052501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, May 25, 1899. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. V r- I 1 i l U tL S tr tENTH N HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 28 1- r h GIlXMIlft J e Large Attendance at the State Encampment The State Encampment ot the G A R at Glasgow was largely i z attended this week The number of ladies present is laid to be i larger than for several years Glasgow was beautifully decor ated Tuesday night there was a campfire at the courthouse Joseph H Browning of Louis ville was elected commander and a badge of gold studded with dia monds was presented retiring Department Commander John W Hammond tt5 Happy Welcome Home The Volunteers of Company A Third Kentucky regiment are Sc1 t home and have been and arc wel comedoIt was and is a hearty welcome extended Company A by t- S the pcopleof Hopkins county and I other companies by the people of other parts of Western entucky Had there been the same oppor 4 unity anda Western Kentucky metropolis to which the entire regiment might have been brought V such royal welcome would have been given as was extended to that other Kentucky regiment which came to Louisville some months ago The welcome though divided could not have been warmer nor more cordial and it is still on Madisonville was decor ated and in holiday attire and for the time the Mecca of manyvisit OH who had friends among the p boys in blue or wanted to help re ceive them Speeches were madel bjnds played and everything be longed to the boys Till BEE joins in the welcome Welcome liorqe to peaceful pursuits to long sober and prosperous lives to every good thing that life affords j and may there be never another occasion for the call to war to stirI the blood of patriotic young and olil America The American Volunteer has taught foreign na v lions a lesson they will not soonI gC JltO 1 A prir Yol 4uatcr ever holds himself m nrss to repeat- I Some Heroes of Peace Prom harpers l3uur it is with making a hero as it is1 jwith making a cup of tea the water has first got to come to a c boil The job cannot be done with cold material be they ever so proper At almost every liero S making some one gels hurt Often I it is the hero himself and if theI hurt is severe enough the job is spoiled except for literary and- moral purposes But very often the hero gets off all right and the 5other fellow gets hurt Some ii times yes oftenthe hero shows 4Jlis quality in saving life That happens constantly at fires soc that it is a very common thing to tr read in the newspapers about the heroism of firemen and about small muscular firemen who fetch exceedingly women out of burning buildings v r and carry them down long ladders h No fireman minds being a hero lie has plenty of company and tJ ijfornot bothered by overmuch adJ Indeed in every call- jug where the sUPPlY of danger is quate heroes seem to abound Iadt New York Fire Department- j full of heroes tried and ac t credited and it is so with the 1i departments ol other large cities j Policemen of high courage turn upL whenever an occasion offers j c liioccaslnsare not infrequent Lo I zcomotive engineers are brave men ftfr7 us arulc very apt to turn out diiA j niiaters usually meet expectations f illu crisis 80 that it it is considered S VIIY scandalous when thy do not We are FO used to heroism in all tlll ordinary callings that hough Wt admire it when it turns up we are not unduly agitated by it L4 Heroism in war stirs our enthusi 1asm more thoroughly because we tire less used to it andwe are less used to it becauso wars are com jinrdtiyely scarce and the oppor tunities for American fighting then i 4to make manifest their dispositions sire rare Children Day fr Special Child ens Day services will be heldat the Methodist fctiurch r Sojith Sunday morning beginning at jo oclock An at i tractive program has been ar Sranged which will be participated in by Sunday School children and- yorkers This is the regular an- A 4nnal Children Day service c5t Coaservative Mitrnatest the Kioadlko gc4d oaiput fills year place kat lijooa L fO U WRITTEN PROPOSITIONS- The Purposes of the United States Government Made Known- to the Filipinos THE FORM OF GOYFIiUMENT PROPOSED President Ooiairn of the Filipino ComniUelon AilmlHrd thnt b Proiiomil tall Liberal und thai Nothing Could be Wor e thuD thr Lnta 8iunl ii llulr Manila May 22 315 p iiiProt yPhilippineted the following wAtten proponltluns to the Flllpinoa While the final decision ns to the form of government In In the hands of tho congress the president under his military powers pending the action of congress stands ready to olTer tho following form of government Form of Governuieut Ualllnod A govcrhor general to be appointed by the president a cabinet to be up pointed by the governor general all the judges to be appointed by the president tim heads of departments md judges to be either Americans or Filipinos or both and nlso a general advisory council its members to be chosen by the people by a form oflluf fro go to be hereafter carefully determined upon Dcelro thnt Bloodahed Cen e The prealdent earnestlyilcslres that bloodshed cease and that the people of the Philippines at an early date enjoy the largest measure of selfgov eminent compatible with peace and order The United States commission prepared the scheme and the president cabled his approval of the form of the document The Filipinos have made no definite proposition except for a cessation of hostilities until they can present the question of peace to the people A Fnllner Shown Up Prof Bchurman told the Filipinos they had no means of gathering the people together as the Americans control most of the ports He also reminded them that n liberal form of government was offered them and pointed out that It was better than the conditions existing under Spanish rule Qozaga president of the Filipino- eommisslon replied tat nothing could be worst that Spanish rule and nil mUted that the form of government proponed was liberal Avnlnoldo Demand Prepoiterou FilipInoiommlaaion erale with the pther ml rotthat femmiMtmr Is th former consider Agutnaldos latest demand to be pro posterout after MajQen Otis refusal ofan armltlce referring to his wish for time In order to consult the Pill plno congress Will Lunch the Commlloner After a conference tomorrow with the United States commissioners the Filipino commissioners will lunch with Prof Schurman and will afterwards visit the vessels composing the Amcri can fleet RAVE STANDING IN COURT I Confederate Record Knock Out Claim for Damages Against the United Slate Washington May 23In deciding the claim of Sarah A Oakes against the Unltell States for a vessel tAken by the confederate government during the war of tho rebellion the supreme court of the United States yesterday held that the archives of the confeder ate government constitute competent testimony These archives showed that the Tcisel In question was purchased by the confederates Grayyest authority but they are record deyThe decision won accordingly against the claim THREE MEN BLOWN TO ATOMS Exploilon of Tank of Nltroclrcer- Ue nt ii Aetna Ind Pow der Work I Chicago May 23 Three Chicago men employes of the Aetna Powder Co at Aetna Ind were blown to Moms In the explosion of a tank of ni nightrcline burst Igniting some saw dust and leaves near flue leading Into the room contain ug the ntroglyccrlalO tank Not a ycstigo of the building rc mains and up to sundown yesterday the bodies nor any portion of them had been recovered Co tljr Fin In Ilruuklra S New YorkMay 23Jlre of unknown origin started in a building in Fre wont street Brooklyn used by Veils Uros as a planing mill and spread rapidly llItI nearly an entire block was destroyed The total loss is estl n 00 The flames extend ed to Eagle and Kent streets destroy ing a number of dwellings The property de royed included four factories a planing mill a black smith shop and 14 dwellings The Oldest OU Maid Dead huntington Ind May 3AU1tt Peggy Bailey the oldest old maid In the United States dIed at her home near this city Saturday She was born IB Kentucky and was 112 years old last March She never was sick but once and that was about eighty years tko 5 v Bricklayer and Plaaterer I have located in Eirlingtipn for the purpose ofserviag the public in the capacity of bricklayer and plasterer which has been my trade for many years l solicit this work gt th6 hands of the Earling ton people and will guarantee sat isfaction Any orders left with my son John W Jwyman will h v prompt attention JAMES A TWYMAN 1 J S0S It 1 I1iJS tC 1 t l c CFlJ 1 lJ R 11 I THE STEAMER PARIS AGROUND StartS and Vast OS towlnnd Point The rniientrcr Safely Innded In tile tire float Falmouth May 22The American line steamer Parts Capt Watkins from Southampton May 20 via Cher bourg for New York Is hard and fast aground just oft Lowlands Point two iriilcs eoatol Covcrnck The vessel went aground In a dense fog The passengers were landed safely nt Fal mouth It is hot yet known to what extent the vessel is damaged Capt WatkIns reports that she lies in a comfortable position In a smooth sea It is thought she may be floated at the next high tide When tim vessel struck assistance as summoned by means of rockets soon as the signals of distress were seen at Co veracic the rocket appurtcn anco was made ready ridl crew of four men put out in a lifeboat and proceeded to the stranded vessel They report that when they reached the Parts they found not the slightest ilgn of excitement aboard the ship All the passengers were below at the time As there was evidently no immediate danger the lifeboat crew left the Paris and came to Falmouth to summon assistance The first intimation of the vessels striking tho rocka was a slight grating sound which was followed by a second and more pronounced shock the lookout gave a warning shout but before tho engines could be reversed the ship had gone on tho rocks A majority of the passengers were not aware that in accident had happened until they wero summoned on boatarendyInthe time and tho passengers were safely got aboard the lifeboats with but difficulty From the boats they were transferred to tugs which had gone to the assistance of the distressed vessel and brought to Falmouth GREAT FIRE AT DAWSON CITY toe AgfTtanilatC a Million Dot Ian and Not One Cent of In arnncc Tonn Parnlried Victoria B CMay 2An extra edition of the Skoguay Alaskan received by the steamer Lees contains the following report wired trout Ben nett to Skagnay just previous to the tailing of the steamer Wiped Out the Dnilne Center Another disastrous fire has visited Dawson City this time fairly wiping out the entire business center of the town creating losses that wilt aggre gate 1000000 without dollars worth o Insurance The news was tele graphed from Bennett yesterday afternoon by the special correspondent the Dally Alaskan who received It from a man named Tokales who had Just reached Bennett from a long and perilous trip out from Dawson over broken trails open rivers and danger Otis lakes ASHFORK AGAIN BURNED Second Great Fire Within n Year nnd Only a Nominal Ininrance on a Pew Building San Diego Cal May 20A special to the Tribune from Ashfork Arl7 toys the business portion of the town of Jerome Ariz a city of 3500 Inhabi tants was almost enUrely wiped out by fire yesterday The place experienced a similar futj last September and had since been more substantially rebuilt There was only a nominal insurance on a few buildings rue Damage to the Part Falmouth England May 23The crew of the Paris during yesterday were engaged in jettisoning the coal from her bunkers Divers who were recently employed to Inspect the wreck of the Mohegan have been examining the inside of the Paris for the purpose of ascertaIning- the extent of the damage done They discovered four or fire large holes Death of ExSenator UoclcnVew Bloomsburg Pa May 20 ExUnl ted States Senator Charles Buckalew died at his home hero yesterday aftor nn illness of less than o week j Mr Duckalew was stricken with heart failure last Monday night and owing to his age did not rally lie leaves a widow and a married daughter The funeral will take place next Monday Ordered to San PraneUco Washington May 20 LieutCol Marlon P Mans Inspector general has been relieved from further duty In this city and ordered to San Francisco for assignment to duty as Inspector of that department Col Maus has been on the staff of Gen Miles for several years The Week Vallnre Nosy YorkOY20Dunreportsthat failures for the week have been 117 In the United States against 350 last year and 17 In Canada against 29 lust year A Ten PerCent Increase Denver Colfay 37Notle has been given of a general Increase of ten per cent In wages at the Bessemer steel works of the Colorado Fuel and IronCo at Pueblo About 1700 men orp benefitted Cholera Epidemic In India London May 20It Is announced in a special dispatch from Allahabad caplta of the northwest provinces that a serious epidemic of cholera haa followed in tho vuke of the plague At Kurrachee the principal seaport town of Sin de there were 04 deaths Thursday from cholera Howard the youngest child of Mr and Mrs FJ3 Arnold has been quite ill for some days past and has caused no little concern among the family and friends The boy is reported jmproving now Pl trCUBAN OIL euros I Bruise Rlieu Baalism and Soree Price 26 cents Sold bySt BtrMrd Drag Store r Subscribe fortz Biz J lrT i WONT CUT MUCH FIQUREE- Some of the Cubans Wont Give Uf- ThelrArms But they Wont Get Any Money PREPARATIONS FOR DECORATION DAY The Cuban to be Shown lion the American Honor Their Hero Demi Senor Morn on the Question of Reforming Legal Procedure- S Etc Havana May 2Some of the Jate Insurgents aver that they will not give ohashou8ctohoune nearcli in order to seize arms If the Cuban soldiers are not willing to bring in their arms and thereby get the 75 allotted to each man as his share of the 3000000 the matter will be passed over Ireiinrliiir fur Decoration Day Mrs Estes G Itothbone la organiz ing Decoration day exercises The graves of the 40 American soldiers burled tit Quemados during the winter will Ue decorated with flowers and Gen Pltzhugh Leo will Issue an order on the subject for the usual military display A train has been vforcity to witness the Decoration day celebration Ilerormlnir Legal Procedure Senor Morn the supreme court fls saytogof the deportment of justice and public instruction did wrong to abolish the Incommunicado system before re- formIng the entire procedure Accord- Ing to the present method it la point ed out a prisoner can not arrange to have his friends testify favorably or subsidize a lawyer The Spanish code ponlshes perjury severely but the people here have nottJll respect for on oath which people hoe in the United States This is owing to the corruption of the Spanish officials who had the Idea of profiting from every thing done Therefore Senor Morn added the matter requires careful study nnd In the meanwhile I will al low of no change until prepared to complete the reform process QUEEN VICTORIAS BIRTHDAYI I Four Generation of Descendant Slake ansi Knjoy llnppy Scene at Windsor Cnitle London May 4Tbe gathering of the royal family at Windsor castle to Slay to celebrate The eightieth birth of will b the fifi thee gathering that has assemble Ihero In many years Not only will Sour generations In succession be present but there will be a great gather ing of children and grandchildren of ler majesty Service In London Although the official celebration In London will not occur until June 3 Jhcre will be thanksgiving services In St Pauls cathedral and Westminster ibbey as well as In many ther large hurches und reviews al all the mill ary barracks DEWEY IS AT HONG KONQ Arrival of the Olympia At hong KonK Sainted by All Nntlonnll tieThe Admiral II Ill Hong Kong May 23 735 p rnTlie United States cruiser Olympia with Admiral Dewey on board has arrived hero from Manila She was saluted by the ships of all nationalities Going nshoro Admiral Dewey Capt Lambcrton Lieut Brumby and United States Consul Wildman were received by a guard of honor of the Royal Welsh Futlleers when they landed to visit the governor of Hong long Sir Henry A Blake MnjGcn Oascolgnc In command of the troopsand Commo ilore Powell commanding tho naval forces The visit was afterwards returned by the official mentioned Admiral Dewey Is In bod health be Ing too 111 to attend the queens birth day dinner The Olympia is going to dock here and will remain ten days nt this port Phoenix Park Murderer Released Dublin May 2f1hc lord lieutenant Of Ireland Karl Cadogan has released Ollnnlon Mullot and James Fitzhar rls alias Skin the Goat the last three Irish political prisoners who were sen tenced to Imprisonment for life for oneplring to murder Lord Frederick Cavendish chief secretory for Ireland and T 11 Burke permanent under cecrrtnry for Ireland who were nRsas ilnn ted by stabbing in Phoenix park Dublin May 0 18S2 Snlllutr of tlto Sherman San Francisco May2JTho trans port Sherman has sailed fur the Phil ippines bearing 1800 men the largest number of soldiers to leave this port jn a single transport and 73 ofllrers jmong them Ilrlg len Bates The jntlre Sixth Infantry under Col Kel lofTST made up the greater part of the Shermans complement Terrlfte and Pntnl I2zploilon I Copenhagen Mny2A terrible ex ploslon has oeuerred at the mllttory- labomtory I here While some workmen were engaged In filling shells some ol tho latter exploded and killed seven men and severely Injured a noncom missioned olllcer and two workmen Thin laboratory was destroyed Big Picnic We are preparing to give a grand picnic onSaturday Juno 3 i at Earlington Every arrange meat will be made for the comfort and pleasure of those who attend Big time Come everybody SCOTT MORTON Sos Mrs Thos Whitford is reported some better but her progress jo Yard recovery is alow tL Makes the food mO delicious and wholesome ISOYAL txxata Mwttk co Ktw YORK THE AMERICAN DELEGATES the Cologne Oncette Think IIIuM of the American Delegate to the Pence Conference Berlin May 20The Cologne Un zetie In publishing a sketch of thE American delegates to the Pence oon ferencc nt The Hngue praises the tad President McKinley in avoiding thE appointment of political favorites iind fiiys of the Americans They are well known and universally respected men of great capacity In their professions honorable gentlemen of blameless reputations RACE RIOT AT A CAKE WALK Ncwroen Fired Inton Crowd ol White Men Wounding Three Several Negroes Lnld Out Enid Okla May 20t negro lIkE wuk nt the opera house broke up In a riot between whites nnd blacks btart ed by the negroes Into n crowd ol men Three white men IJraley and an unknown man wer ybunded when the whites retuined the fire fatally wounding four negiotir oriel slightly wounding several others More than 50 shots were fired before the disturbance was quelled llomownril Movement of Volunteer Washington May 3The war de partment Is proceeding on the theory that by the end of July not n volunteei QenOtisport Warren had arrived advances the time when the homeward movement ol the volunteer troops will begin Already notice has been Issued that mail fo the First California and Second Oregon volunteer regiments should ti be sent to Jfanlln but to San Francisco American Capital In Shanghai London May UThc Shaiiiflmi toi respondent of the Dully Malt aY1 Sir Charles Ross reprcsentlnj tin American syndicate has offered to purchase the municipal electric light plttits on condition that thi pnrclinKil- if jjlvcn the right to estublUh tram vi I A Fortunate institution Peoria III May 21in addition to a magnificent endowment already made Mrs Lydia Bradley has just donated to the Bradley Polytechnic institute nflherprokrty In Peoria county es 1 ma ted to be worth over 500000 re talnlng a life interest therein V S Supreme Court Adjourned Washington May 21The United States supreme court adjourned on the 23d for the term During the ses sion the court disposed of 510 cases leaving 302 cases on the docket At the close of the last previous term the docket contained 313 cases Fire at Phllndelpula Philadelphia May 23Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Oxford hotel building including Oxford hall once famous for political meetings held there and the Oxford stables The loss is estimated at 100000 partly Insured For nellef of Needy Volunteer Chicago May 23A fund of 160 000 drawn from a dividend on 406038 shares of Worlds fair stock is being set aside for needy and suffering mem bcrs of the various Illinois volunteer regiments of Cook county who served In Cuba lUlled by A horse Thief Wichita Kas May 20Dr Esmond a member of n posse seeking Ulll Wilt son a notorious horse thief was shot end killed by the latter northwest nl Shawnee Okla Thursday night The gang escaped and another posse IK in pursuit Und Splendid Sport Middle Pass Island 0 May 20Ec President Grover Cleveland who with a party of friends has been fishing In this vicinity for several days past will Utvo for home Saturday All the mem bers of the party have had splendid sport Gold Find In New Mexico Koswcil N M May 23Gold has been discovered at Portales a new town on the line of the Pecos Valley A Korthwestern rood 80 miles east pi here The discovery was mode In n well that was being dug at a depth of M feet New York Weleonad to Dewey Albany X May 24Cloy noose volt has expressed his approval of mak- Ing the welcome of Admiral Dewey astute celebration lie Is heartily in favor of n statu appropriation during the extra session of the legislature Shooting Over a Game of Card Chicago May 22 During u quarrel over a game of cards George Allen shot anti fatally wounded Durr 1 Douglass and his son Frank Douglass Allen also received two bullet wounds and may die Nearing the End Melrose Mass May 2tMrs Mary A Llvennore the noted lecturer and Jlterary woman Is failing in health und at times she tells her friends she thinks the end Is very near Snow In England London May 23Tho weather to Is much colder in England Snow has fallen In the north at Yorkshire and the Westmoreland hills ore covered with snow- Succumbed to Public Opinion London May 2fThe Dally Tele graph announces this morning the Brcontlnuance of Its Sunday edition No comment acc6mpanles the nu nouncemont Fourteen Penon Drowned Berlin May 24 Fourteen persons were drowned by the capsizing of a ferryboat on the Danube near Straub Ingy Bavaria Tuesday Are you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be 1 00 J Ii r 5 Ikt I I 2EARLINGT 1899NO POWDERr BAKING OTHERWISE UNNOTICED President McKinley has a new up todate trap in which he goes driving dailySSome of the Cubans are voluntarily disbanding taking their arms with them to their hornet Edwin Long of Ilrookflcld Mo wa arrested at St Joseph on a charge of fi n check 00 enWonof Mile Itlicu the wellknown actress at Monteracrci France Edward Clark n butcher at Hopkins Mo committed suicide T y shoot ing himself In the head A severe storm swept through several counties In Texas destroying crop und Injuring many inhabitants Mrs Frances Nevada Stalcup nee Williams aged 22 years died suddenly at her home In Unolnvlllc Mo A party of scientists of the depart ment of agriculture will go to Alaska to investigate its agricultural resources William Thayer William Ryan and Edward Price were arrested nt Thayer Mo on the charge of passing counter felt 1 bills Edith McKee aged 10 committed suicide at her honte north of Mary vllle Mo because her parents object ed to her sweetheart William Mostcrson a blacksmith If under arrest In New York city for hay ing brutally branded Morris Braf aged four years with a red hot iron A large portion of the government of Astrakhan on the northwest coast ubmergedbyEarly Monday morning John Rite aged 49 years died at Paducah Ivy from nn overdose of laudanum Ills daughter was married the night be tore John J Travis n wealthy stockman pf St James Mo was asphyxiated in the Pine hotel nt St Louis Time pallet Incline to the theory that it Is a case of suicide The Fortieth general assembly pi Missouri adjourned at 530 p m Thursday The old expedient of stop the clock before the hour set was resorted to A jury at Danville 111 gave Mrs Ada Patterson n verdi for 4000 against Mrs Benjamin Brown for nl leg d alienation of the affections ol her husband i Mary Barrett who was driven from her home and three children at St Louis on account of drunkenness acv era days ago was found dead in n room of a vacant house William Yanccy n wealthy farmer who resided several miles north of But ler Mo while driving to town was caught in a storm and was struck by lightning and Instantly killed Lightning struck a Baptist church at Stcvcnsville Tex killed one member and seriously shocked nine others Several queer pranks were played by the bolt upon persons In the church Zinc ore in what Is thought to be paying quantities has been discovered six miles north of Chillcothe Mo An assay of oro found near the surface shows it to be 52 per cent zinc Dennis Barnes an aged colored man who has served 11 years of a life sentence for n murder which another man confessed on his deathbed to having committed has been pardoned The state department has abolished the consulates at San Juan and Ma nib congress having failed to make appropriations for their maintenance they being United States territory Joy Stephens of Missouri has grant ed a pardon to John M Robinson who wall sentenced at the October term in 1891 of the circuit court of Scott coun ty to 50 years In tIme penitentiary for murder in the second degree BusieR Sage Open IIU Parse New York May 21 Russell Sage has contributed 50000 toward tM fund of 400000 needed to build a home for the Womans hospital of New York city Ills gift brings the amount subscribed up to 30000 In Annual Sesion Hartford Conn May 2fThe sev entythird annual meeting of the National Congregational Home MIssion- ary society began Its session here THE MARKETS New York May 24 1899 CATTLENative Btccr 4 7i tl 5 60 COTTONMiddling tP 6M FioUIlWlnter Wheat 3 U 0 4 20 WHEATNO z Red w 55 JJ CORNNO I w n OATSNo X 19 tI- lOUINew Mess jM UiI UO BT LOUIS JBEEVESSteerH Cows and Heifers t Sfi 4 70 6 M kt 1 1- 5uou KiiVptoiiioica s co tP amB- liBKPKalr to Choice 4 W tP 6 ia JWriuuWHEATNO S ftou winter p n UOKN No 2 U Iti- j04lt 0 So tP Z1- ltYENo X G V 62 M 1 uUAtOluZP I w 411 S 5- ulelli lsurlty 4 W L 1200 HAY Clear Timothy 9 W tj U 50 UUTTE11 Choice Dairy 13 W 16- WKUUS fcrosh 11 IOliK siamliiraAJi iii wi u S w UACONCloar Hlb U St LAUDITIm tejgjj itj CA1rLl Nntlve Bteors 4U 5p 6 as houb tuir to Choice JM lot s 5- 7eHlaPiair V4 to Choice f Th U Ii so FXOlHVliiter Patents 3 so f I JJ bUftlB 1dtuun s IJ L- svhIT1 Z IIprlnJf i2t j3 Z llQd H t 1- 6ORNo Z Mixed ti 33H OtTSNo r tP 27- 3LottMeu new 0 is U S- irnn ZO crirCATTLENatlvo Steers 4 00 0 B 00 IIOOSAU S 40 tJ 380 WHKATNo t Red 73 t M OATHNO X white zte zI CORNNo 2 33 33 NEW ouLrtsF- LOURfligh Grade 160 Q 425- CQItNNo I 43tj 4- 4OATSWe8terfl 34 1 3- 6nAyChoice 1500 1 160- 0LDflKStandard Mess S 00 p I- uCuNlldea tI H 1Il6LOUISVILLE WHEATNO i ned 8J 17i4 COUNNo 8 Mixed r illpomU Are you a subscriber to THK Bul You should be I l fv r irt I PLAYING THE OLD GAME The Filipino Envoys at Manila Have No Power to Negotiate Terms of Surrender MUST REFER ALL TERMS TO AGUINAlDO The narden of Their Talk Now U Auton omy the Moneyed Leaden Now Heine In Favor ot rMIJ Kobbee Esp diLlon Continue Its March Vp tile Rio Orande Manila May 22The Filipino com mission which arrived here on Satur day to negotiate with the United States commissioners held a confer this morning with Messrs Schur man Worcester and Denby They say they are without power to bind the so railed Fljlplno government In any particular and can only refer any results of the present negotiations to Agul naldo Spent iluadsy In Manila Manila May 22The Filipino com missioners Gen Gregorio del PHar LleutCol Alberto Barretto Maj Zcollta and Senor Graclo Gonznga with their families spent yesterday In visiting friends In Manila and conferred with Senores Florentino Torres Poblo Ocampo and Teodoro Yanco the members of tho local Filipino associa tion who will participate In the meet- Ings with the American commission era- Opposes Independence Senor Torres was n member of the hnlnnldo commission before the war Uo opposes Independence and favors utonomy Dud he has been most influential In persuading the followers ot Aguinaldo to make tho present ad maces Autonomy is the TAlk Autonomy la the burden of the talk of the Filipinos and It is thought tIme kind they wish for would be little dif ferent from the scheme of an Amen ran protectorate which they talked of before thO war- mternoM Plnn of Autonomy Senor Tatorno who has succeeded the Irreconcilablo Moblnl as president of tho Filipino BOcalled cabinet is n student and a writer of ability lIe once drew up a plan of autonomy under Spain which the Spanish govern meat promised to adopt there then be- Ing a troublesomo rebellion on foot The American commissioners In study tag tho question of Philippine govern nent have found several good points i n this scheme Jatern6 Is now the itrong man In Agulnaldos party Moneyed fenders fo Pence All the moneyed leaders of tho In lurrectlon see that It Is hopeless nnd are anxious for peace Thoso who want money think they may profit by darrogslng tho Americans awhile longer Started a New Paper On the suggestion of Mr Schurman president of the American commission the local Filipino peace party has started a newspaper BlnJ KohhcB Expedition Mnj Kobbes expedition to open communication with Gen Lawton has occupied Arayat about seven miles beyond Oandaba on the RIo Grande following tho course of the stream No Insurgents were found there and the Pampangas along the river are friendlyLast Friday Maj Kobbe took Santa Ana about six miles northeast of San Fernando on the road to San Isldro A priest met the expedition with a white flag- Invited the American to Enter Delegations from San Nicolas and Santiago small villages just south of Arnyat came to him with the news that 200 insurgents who had been holding both places had withdrawn They Invited the Americans to enter anti as tho members of the expedition marched In the church bens were rung and the timid natives who had fled flocked back A Victim of Myxodermu Bloomington 111 May 21An au topsy on the remains of the late Mrs Rose Funk wife ct lion George W Funk of this city revealed the fact that she was the victim of myxoder ma one of the rarest diseases known to the medical world The subcutaneous tissues hail become ossified mak ing the skin hard and dry like bone Arrived at Gibraltar Gibraltar 22The United States auxiliary cruiser Yosemite cor rylng Capt Richard P Leary U S N the newlyappointed governor of Guam and a garrison of marines has arrived here en route for that Island Death of PrnneU Smith Edward Dunkirk N Y May 22 Francis Smith Edwards died at his home in- this city Saturday night of paralysis aged 62 years He represented this district in congress for a number of years beginning IE 18S4 The Itelna Mercedes Cape Henry Va May 22Time reclaimed Spanish naval cruiser the Kelna Mercedes jn tow of the tugs Merrilt and ne8cm Fnssedln the copes at 1030 yesterday morning Power Leaves Manila Washington May 81 Admlral Dew ey cable the nary department that he has tailed with the Olympia from Ma nlla for Hong Kong The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work ot a demon within a man Any oDowbo has bad an attack of sciatic or inflammatory rheumatism will agree that the Infliction Is demoniac enough to warrant the belief It has never been claimed that Chamberlains Pain Balm would cast out demons bat it will care rheumatism and hundreds bear testimony to the truth of this statement Oae appll cation relieves the pain and this qal relief It affords is alone worth many times its cost For sale bySt Bernard Drugstore Earllngton Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King SI Charles Horace was a shopkeepers son rt 0- 0J 4 1 Fi1leaves Give warning 01 WiRier So the falling of the hair tells 0 of the approach of ago and powerNo barren the tree nor how leafless It may seem you confidently expect leaves whyBecause is life at the roots So need not worry about the falling of your hair the threatened departure of youth and And why Because if there a spark of life remaining in the roots of the AVERS 0 HAW U VIGORchea1JhyactivIty out begins to and the glory cf your youtblsrestored to you We have a book on the Hair and its Diseases It is free The Rest Advice Free 9 If do not obtain all the benefit lobsbiythere011 expected from the use ot the vallO I eral ltem which may be eMlly removed Add t DR J 0 AYEB Lowell lUu r POLITICAL POINTSr Hon John S Rhea paid his respects to Gen Hardin at Owens boro last Monday The race for Governor of Kentucky is now like the weatherquite a warm affair Elkton Progress The Georgetown Sentinel wants Judge O S Demingt6 go 6ul after the Republican nomination for Attorney General Judge Dewing served in the Federal navy through the war and was president10f publican nominee for Lieutenant Governor in 1879 Attorney Caleb Powers of Bar boursville has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Secretary of State Mr Powers is a well known young law yer and orator William Jennings Bryan will speak at Evansville Tuesday night May 30 The State Democratic convention will meet in Music Hall atLouisville June 21 Hon Sam Stone State Auditor has announced his candidacy for Governor He told TilE BEE last week in Louisville he would announce Mr Stone is a popular man and will have a good follow ing Sealed proposals will be re ceived by Cal William J Bryan for a plank to take the place of the 16 to i plank which has rot ted away The Colonel reserves 05 the right to reject any and all bids Louisville Evening Post Grayson County Republicans will hold a mass convention Monday June 26 to select delegates to the State Convention APPRECIATES S School Advantages Offered In Earllngton The following card is handed in by Mr Jas R Deane whose coming to Earlington THE BEE Iremembers was he said at the time influenced by the longterm free schools that were given Earl ington children and patrons Two of the daughters of this gentleman r1 graduated is the common school t course at the close of the recent z school term He writes as fol lows 4 To TilE EDITOR My coming to Earlinstou eight years ago was la a large measure induced because of the holding of a nine months school within the town Having four girls to ed ucate I knew the facilities were so much better here than la the country My thank are due to the company which aiding the public school fund gives patrons ot the school the advantage of four months more opportunity in each year to instruct pupils and to all who have made it possible for my daughters to build upon a sure founda tion lam gratefully JAMEs R 1BAM Uncle Oscar Stevens who has been sick for two weeks ormore- is now improving Si a- 4 1 S z wrc wTr r rir i r i b f I2f L1e ee PAUL M MOORB Editor and Manager U F BEE PUBL1SHINB COMPANY Incorporated a Entered the Pettofflcett ErIlIJKlon Second I cii matter n SUBSCRIPTION RATESd OiiiYitriirletlTlntdTance 100 s- oTbrdonlb IS- Slnll l CoplelOo 5 on application Carretpondenti wanted ta all parts the ountT Addreit al lor particulars 1 THURSDAY MAY 23 1899 I ANNOUNCEMENTI IRATT We are author bed to announce judge 1 Clifton J Pratt of Hopkins County as a Candidate for tbe nonilnatlon for Gonrnor of tht State of Kentucky subject lo the action of tbe I Republican party I MR P WATT HARDIN seems to have fallen into the common po litical error of writing too many letters And his enemies are mak S ing use of it THE Administration is paving the way to the emancipation o Cuban women It is announced thtCuban girls will be given cm pl ymhntin the postal service A BOLD and patriotic volunteer soldier in Michigan spoke out ii meetin Sunday when the preacher talked treason against the American foreign policy saying Any man who talks like that is a traitor Vtohis country and to his flag and I refuse to listen to himIt CAPT NAT HOWARD of Morgan- town and recently of the Third Kentucky U S Vs has thrown down the gauntlet as candidate forI the Republican nomination for the State Senate from the Seventh district Capt Howard is of the stuffthat men are made of We a dip our flag to him and hope heI may be a winner fTiiE following resolution adopted I aha public meeting in Owensboro ui reference to Commonwealths Attorney Jake Rowe is a startling sermon on the evils of intemper ance and the downfall of a bril liant man That we recognize in Ibe character and habits of the present commonwealths at 1 torney a harmful example and fruitful 4 source of lawlessness and we favor his re tirement from office at the earliest possible opportunityr k Onto county has a candidate Ic Attorney General in the person of Hon M L Heavrin an able lawyer A at the Hartford bar The cHartfordRepublican describes him as possessing all the necessary qualifications and thinks him among the most desirable of candi dates Other papers are reflecting this opinion TIIK BEE thinks that Western Kentucky is the place to get Republican candidates this year Hopkins will furnish the winning Governor if our sister t counties will arrange the rest of heI S ticket with strength equal to its head Maybe we can find a little place on the ticket for the moun tain districts IT is coming to be recognized by the courts and those in au thority in the land that American citizenship protects a man in lifet liberty and the pursuit of happi ness even to the extent of prevent ing the American Workingman from being hindered in prosecut ing such work as he may choose at such wages and under such condi tions as he may choose to accept The infringement on the right ot private contract is being rigorously prosecuted even when such interference comes from members of an organization who shoot scabs and dinamite val uable property Stone AnnouncesdAs has been some tpdays Auditor Sam Stone has announced his candidacy for the Re fpuftt t This makes the Republican contest a three cornered one too but it will not be a mean three corneredtY fight like the Democratic scrap Col Stone is a Grand Master Mason and a graduate of a noted German university He is one of the most prominent Knights Tern plars in the State Should he win the nomination and should the Lyon county candidate for the Democratic nomination for Gov ernor win each ticket would be headed byaStonetIs For Pratt James F Rodgers editor of the Hopkinsville Messenger and candidate i for the Republican nomina ton for representative from Chris tian county in his last issue Outlined his position on the guber c natorial race and will tomorrow announce in favor of Judge Clifton J Pratt of Hopkins county It Speaking to this point he says It editorially It U tbe duty of Republicans to bead the ticket with a man who is an able and expe d t rieoced lawyer It behooves us to head or Iba ticket with a person whose character is above reproach and would campaign our f 4 State on a plane that would ever give notice to Kentuky We suould nominate a true and loyal Republican who belongs to no faction and stands ready to unite the Re publican party in tbe Stated We should nominate a man whom alt sound money men could conscientiously support and thereby aid us In the coming struggle a they bave in tbe past We should name a man who would do honor as an executive to Kentucky Wei shonidand will nomi ate a man who is brave enough and fully ble to meet Mr Goebel on tbe stumpand tbe taost Infamous law that was ever put upon tbe statutes of any common wealth WefertfiingUobocatriataa man at tbeLexIogtori convention who will make an active campaign and hbnor Old Kentucky with a victory of twentyfive thousand mat jority We have suggested some as we think good politics and how appeal to every Republican In the State to make himself ready for harmony and be prepared to endorse the character we have spoken to you about Inourtteitissuewe promise to name a harmony candidate and promise to not leave a stone unturned until the an nouncementof blinominatlon shall have been declared Administration Candidate The Lexington Leader of recent date contains the following editorial from the pen of Sam J Rob erts one of theforemost leaders of Kentuckyfharmony and the best interests of Republican partYin Kentucky- The Leaderregrets notethat one ot tbe eminent candidates for tbe Republican nomination for Governorof Kentucky has 1been proclaimed a the officially indorsed and recogniztdcaadidateDf the National Administration and tbe Republican Na tional Committee tbepersonal choice of President McKlnley and Chairman Hanna Carried lo its logical lec encesucb a proclamation arrays tbeopposing candi dates for Goverirorinanlagonisnr lo the National Administration and brands as disloyal to PreildeBf McKinley all Republicans who orpertoBalor political reasons prefer some one else to the so called Administration candidate President McKiolejrand Chairman Hanna have confidericefntheabilliy Ken- tnckyRepnbiicaaio nominate and elect a State ticket thisyean and the Leader re fuses to believe tbaHheyteek even In a remote degree lo control or influence the selection of a candidate for Governor Auditor S HStone Attorney General WS Taylor andjudte C J Pratt who now seeratotnakd upthe field Republi can candidates forCiovernoirare all hon orable patriotic men loyal to President McKinley and IheWattooalAdteinistralion eminently qualified for Ibebish office they seek and worthy tbesappoef of every Re publican in Kentuctyr With a fair anaopenicOBtestanda bar monlons andentbuiUstic paftyjithe nomi heIpublicanstdvicldryiin Ndttanberj and the men who heljSHobrlDff aboufnch agio non consemrifation will fa esteemed truer tboserrepre senis the Admlalstratlou2mttbattbeother candidatesfandibeJraupperteriatftdisloyal to tber great Nataatleetieri of the party ShallwKDowv wbeeparty unity meant lerparly and forcing teas1 of tbotmad of loyal sup porters of President McKlnley into the at titude of disloyaltyto hint simply to keep alive the personal controversies that have disrupted the Republican parly in Ken tucky for the past fouryears TbeLeaderIattlladir h eneof absolute fair play to all Ibocandidatef regardless of personal preferences They are all high class men and the nomination of either would be credltablertoibeDariyand an in spiration to the Republtcansin the coming campaign Lei RepublicanJsupport their favorites with as much zeal andealbnsiasm they feel like patting Into the contest but in Ibe name of harmonyanttIn the hope of success let their be no division of the parly Into Administratton and antiAdministra bon factions The AdmloWiralioo till no candidate for GovernorIf were such a candidate and he was proclaimed and be lieved by the Republicans to be thcman singled out by the Na tional Administration to be its candidate whbrrithe people were expected by the administration to nominate and elects the doom of such a condition would be certain even if Kentucky were normally Republican by a large majority But with the majority usually the other way the attempt to force an Administration candi ate would bepeculiarly suicidal The Lou5svill0CVtoiwrfl takes exceptions to Mft Rbberts edi and says that4 nobody but he lying Frankfort correspondent of the Louisville Couth Journal as proclaimed a candidate of he national administration This may be true and it is certain that neither candidate could wish to be proclaimed aloud Administration candidate Buf Wfit Robert admonition is a wise one He does not say by whom proclaimed but simply states the fact and warns againstit TilE BEE has always heldthar the declaring of anyr rna Administra ion candidate wa3jextreme bad taste and worseypolitios and has derided thfrappeliifidrfr Let the Republicans Kfcatucky not ba caught by such a1 snare whether set by the Democratic liar or the candidates fool friends The Commercial msysys We do not believe that thereis a single republican candidate fortpe eubernatorial nomination who does not understand that would be an impertinence claim the support of the national administration in furtherance of his individual ambition and we donot believe that any such can ldate has made or authorized that claim would tolerate the making of it within hIs knowledge Therefore let the canvass or the nomination proceed on the basis I IIDurability is Better Than Show The wealth of the multimillionaires is not equal to good health Riches without health are a curse and yet the rich the middle classes and the poor alike have in Hoods Sarsaparilla a valuable as sistant m getting and main taining perfect health It never disappoints Scrofula Three years ago our son now eleven hid a serious case of scrofula and erysipelas with dreadful sores discharg tng and Itching constantly Ho could not walk Several physicians did not help for sixteen months Three months treatment with Hoods Sarsapirllla made him per fectly well We are glad to tell others of U MRS DAVID LAIRD Ottawa Kansas Naiwca Vomiting spells dizziness and prostration troubled mo for years lied neuralgia grow weak and could not sleep My ago was against me but Hoods Sarsaparllla cured mo thoroughly My weight Increased front 125 to 143 pounds I am the mother of nine children Never felt sowell and strong since I was marrIed as I do now MUD M A WATERS 153 33d St Washington D C Eczema We had to tie the hands of our two year old son on account of eczema on face and limbs No medicine even helped until we used Hoods Sursaparllla which soon cured MBS A VAN WYCll3 Montgomery Street Paterson NJ y8a4Jaftai1 llumlt nii cnra llrer lila I the lion Irritating an- drjnis I tke lIhirood riiti that the state convention will make up its judgment in the light of republican his tory rather than of democratic falsehood Wireless TelegraphyF- rom tbe Patent Record Signor Marconi an Italian has made the greatest progress so far in wireless telegraphy His send ing without wires a message across the Englsh Channel places his system where the telegraph itself was fifty years ago The start has been triade The prob lem now is to make perfect Sig nor Marconi says that the distance which he can send his signals through the air increases as the square of the height of his con ductors From a tower eighty feet high he can telegraph eighteen miles If the rule holds good some of the skyscrapers of New York might communicate by that system vith the Washington Monu ment and a pair of Eiffel Towers might make possible the sending of wireless messages across the Atlantic As it stands now wireless telegraphy should be of use in navigation and in war Two Stones From the Louisville Evening Post It looks as though two Stones with but a single thought may be in the gubernatorial race and one of them is bound to be rejected by the builders after having gathered no moss from five months weary rolling DOWN IN THE NINES Boston coal dealers have been Indulging In a cutrate war and on Monday of last wpcoal dropped SIOO a ton President John 0 AtkInson of the SI Bernard Coal Co has returned from a business trip lo Georgia where he went to look after his and otters interests in tbe goldmine there r The strike at Pna has been settled on terms agreed to by the Operators and the miners union and the colored miner there will seek other fields of labor ManagerBen W Robinson of tbe Whit let Coal Co Is fat recovering from late injuries received and will soon return lo Halsey to resume his duties Tbe annual election of officers was held last Saturday at Barnsley by the stock holders of Ibe Cooperative Coal Co and Ibe result was tbe reelection of the old di rectors with the exception of one and the reelection of the same president Mr Wil hams and of Robert Ferguson as Secre tary Secretary Bailey of tbe Reinecko Coal Company was out in line with the soldier boys last Thursday and took great interest in making the home coming of Ihe boys a happy one Tbe Kansas railroads are stocking coal for fear pf a scarcity in tbe event of a threatened strike among miners of that State Much damage is done to the coal trade by tbe heavy cut in prices that are made during the summer by some coal dealers Such steps are often the cause of a reduc tion of wages and demoralization of prices Although there is a strike on at Bon Air Tenn two new coal mines will bo opened up there soon by the managers who now operate tbe one there Weigher Fegan now occupies spare moments breaking a colt to drive to a buggy and friends have noticed that James keeps a safe distance from tbe animal by walking behind tbe cart when driving i Reports In the papers last week said that among those who attended the anti imperilists meeting at Boston was Goorge Atkinson and the Secretary was gone last week and we wonder how he is going to satisfy his friends that be Is not a friend of Aguinaldos Tbe St Bernard Company is rushing tbe work on the new coal lip at the Arnold mine and are anxious to increase the force now working there Doc GrlmD is now kept busy watching after tbe wandering agitator who Is abroad in tbe lam The striking miners of Southern Indiana bave tbe sympathy of thousands of coal consumers there but did it ever occur to those sincere sympathizers that they could settle the strike by raising the price of coal a few cents on tbe ton The refusal of the Southern Indiana operators to treat with the U M Workers Is justified on tbe ground that the men Ltt L to quit work of their own free wiH and have no claim upon tbe company that calls for a conference lo settle Report says that a new mining town is being built one and onehalf miles south east of Gardner 111 by the C WBodV Coal Company formerly of Braidwood It Is situated upon Ibo banks of Mazon creek and Is said to bo an Ideal location Tbo promoters have named the town South Wilmington It Is being built upon the most improved modern plan with wide streets and a sanitary condition second tonone Its resources will be the wealth of coal which is claimed as being of first grade And in abundance The company claims that South Wilmington rwill bavo 2000 population by tgioF Tbo situation in she skilled labor market continues to be one of much firmness though strikes ofa sporadic kind were more In evidence this week tban last but many of them were settled almost as soon as declared that is within a day or two after then again matters were evened up through the settlement of those that bad been on for some time back Duluth Buffalo and a few mining centers with several other unimportant strikes at va rious places furnish the everpresent element of disturbance Advances In wages although not as numerous as for weeks past have not been entirely eliminated several of such increases having occurred within the week Bradtreets Fort Smith Ark May z6In the In junction case of the Western Coal Com play against the striking miners the fol lowing strikers from the Denning mines Percy Jones Burke Douglas Sam Martin Thomas Shirley and William Lankford have been on trial here since yesterday morning charged with violation of the injunction by Intimidating nonunion miners and preventing them from working at the mines Judge Rogers held them guilty of contempt of court and in passing sentence declared that tbe guarantee of the constitution that every citizen should be protected in the enjoyment of life lib erty and the pursuit of happiness must and shall be upheld that it these strikers wished to quit work they bad the right to do so but they would not be permitted to interfere in any way with men who de sired to work or with tbe property of the operatorsDuring the trial William Lankford de serted his codefendants and slipping away from the court room boarded a northbound train Upon learning this Judge Rogers fixed his punishment at six months imprisonment and a fine of 1 1000 and issued a bench warrant for his arrest addressed to any marshal in the United Stales The other four defendants were each sentenced to four months in tbe fed eral jail and tbe payment of costs Pro cess has been issued for other strikers who have violated the iojnntion Judge Rodgers declares that be Intends to see that the strikers respect the law J H Backers formerly a leader of the U M W atjellico now relates this doleful story about tbe condition of the organiza tion at that place Note the language he uses when speaking of those who have not bound themselves band and foot to that to that order It is the lament of one who imagined he was a chosen leader First I will say that this part of tbe district is poorly organized It seems to me any time some blacklegs are wanted in other parts to break strikes it is no trouble to send an agent to Jellico and get a good load of them both white and black And let me tell you my brothers there is quite a number left here yet although we have tjuebluerights of labor and for the upbuilding of organizationJust time ago an agent came to Jellico and in a short time procured thirty live or forty negroes and a few poor white trash about six or eight of Ibe latter lo lake to Arkansas and Indian Territory lo take the places of our brothers on strike It was reported they were lynched We fear it is not true Tbe Indian Mountain mines are only working about thirty miners The mines shut down some three months go throw ing several good union men out of employ ment Tbe nonunion men of the above named place on last Friday elected a non union cneckweighraan turning out their old cbeckweighman a true blue and well changlog lo men or things in the manner of a wolf in sheeps clothing Some of these wolves got in our local union and have almost sent 138 to tbe wall We paid tax in January on fortynine members and now it will push us to report ten in good standing This company treats fair with the organi zation III fIr sick are thin Are you sure the food is all right ChiM I dren cant help but grow foodII theIf i gestion is If that babyiII your common- senseI and help nature a teaspooni a little and the way to do I I SCOTTS I t EMULSION I fI1i2 you seems a I correct the digestion and J SIing but does not thrivetheniI the mother T emulsion It will have a i 1Ithis facti 1L LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS The Dixon Journal says Representa tives of the company who contemplate building the railroad Irom this place to the I C are expected here next week to art range to begin the survey Of course making the survey does not guarantee the road to be built but it is a strong indication that the parties are interested Tbo vast coal fields and the large amount of money that has been secured here and along the proposed line and the tight of way Is In ducement enough to secure the road livansvllle Ind May aa William Or wick a farmer living near West Franklin this county shot and killed his soninlaw Thomas Sanders yesterday Sanders was employed on tbe L N railroad in this city as section foreman Sanders bad parted from his wife who was living with her father Orwick Sanders went yester day lo take his children from his wife He threatened Orwick if interfered with and in the altercation which followed was killed by his fatherinlaw An effort is to be made lo change the headquarters of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen from Peoria III to Louis ville Supervisor Sullivan and a large force of men have been busy several days this week cleaning the rock away from the sand cut near Madisonville where the same Is being widened To educate the boys on the use of air a meeting was held ons night this week by Master of Trains Devney and Chief Dispatcher Sheridan Quite a good num ber were present and tbe men take quite an Interest In the lessons they are learning Dispatcher Neal Is again off duty this week and John Devney Is working in his placeBusiness called operator Sam Jameson to Evansville Monday As a copying clerk Sam Is proving a valuable man for the dis patchers and they miss him when gone Tbe darkey who bad brought suit against tbe L N for injuries received by atlmepting to board a train while in mo tion at Gutbrie weakened when the day of trial arrived and the case was thrown out of court One of Ibe soldier boys Charles Eth eridge made his brother agent Ulheridgea visit this week Charles is a good opera tor and we would like to see him getwork on this division An extension of Ibe new siding at Madi sonville we are told is now contem plated and a force of men are aL work Ibere this week preparing road bed Wben the United Stales gets full con trol of the Pblllipine Islands a new field and market for steel rails and locomotives will be opened up for tbe American man lacturers The work on the new turn table Is now completed and the new table is on band and will soon be placed In position Engineer Campbell is back from Louisville where he went to take some addIt- ional degrees in Masonry lie Is now what they term a Shriner Chief Engineer Kelley spent several days of last week on the Henderson divis ion x Brakeman Northup had two of his fingers slightly mashed Monday while making a coupling The accidents are few since tbe safety couplings bave been adoptedA siding has been put in at the Monarch mine Fort Dodge Io May 22A special car went through here this morning bear- Ing Second Vice President and General Manager Haraban of the Illinois Central and his newly wedded bride en route to Chicago Vice President 1 T Haraban was married over a month ago at Mem phis Immediately after the cermony tbe couple boarded Ibe second vice presidents special car and the bridal tour included the chief points of interest In the South in Mexico In Southern California and in Northern and Western States A gold spike ceremonial on Wednesday will mark Ibe beginning of the Illinois Cen tral tracklaying operations for its Omaha extension By building 130 miles of track between Tara loand Council Bluffs tbe Illinois Central Is changing what is now practically only a local line into a link in a through transcontinental sjstem With out any material increase in operating ex penses the Illinois Central will be in a position to demand a share of transcontinental traffic passing through the Omaha gateway Besides giving the company en trance to Omaha the new line will also gain a very heavy local traffic Tbe total cost of tbe road will be 4000000 and it will be open for traffic about November i The approximate mileage of the Illinois Central foom Chicago lo Omaha will be jro miles which is somewhat longer than that of the other lints The Milwaukee and St Paul has tbe short mileage 488 mlle the Chicago anti Northwestern comes next with 490 miles and tbe Rock Island and Burlington are both 500 miles By putting tbe entire line into the best possible shape the Illinois officials expect to be more tban able lo overcome Ibe excess in the length of the mileage- It is reported again this time seemingly upon good authority that tbe L N railroad shops will be moved from Bowling Green to Paris Tenn where will be es tablished a new division terminus and division headquarters Bowling Green is regretting the change Hypnotized by a Headlight is tbe ti tIe heading a cut In a Western paper which shows a mountain lion standing erect in front of a moving train The use of electric headlights by some of tbe en gines of tbe Santa te In Arizona it is said enables the engineers to see some strange things Wild animals are said to be hypnotized by the bright lights and standing transfixed to the track in some cases until struck by the engines Engineer Delt weller of that road Is out with a tale of an Immense mountain lion that stood look- Ing into tho beam until struck by the pilot Engineer Bartbs experiences in this line include running down a wildcat which bad been lighthypnotized He se cured the skin and exhibits it as proof of his story of hunting for wild game with an engine One of the most dangerous strikes of recent years was that in the mines of the Cour dAlene district In northern Idaho and which culminated In the riot at Wardner on April 29 The current Iisue of Harpers Weekly has an unusually In teresting collection of photographs of stir ring scenes during the riot yI CAgood digestion sound sleeps fine appetite and a ripe oldage are some ofthe results ofthe use of Tutts Liver Pills A sing dose will convince you of their wonderful effects and virtue A Known Fact An absolute cure for sickhcadc ache dyspepsia malaria sour stomachdizzinessj constipation bilious fever piles torpid liver a and all kindreddiseases Tufts Liver Pills Teddy who has just begun to go to school Papa do you know what six boys and five girlsi makeYes answered his father aI racket Harpers Bazar DIGESTYOUJltFOOD Ninety r cent of all tlckiMM eanatd bT food not betllll properly digested It creates poloI eons and Itoea Into bloodud thm yea liable to almost any disease bl human atelll li heir to Use Dr Carlatedt German flrtrPowder and watch the malt You alter taking one dote Give U atrfalandb coaTlncdvPric2Sc Dr Otto Sprue Gum BalMm CurM Your Cough Just the Mtrflrin f fop ChIIdrn For tale by St Bernard Drag Store Dr John D Clardy Judge M D Brown and Mr J E Croft have been appointed to represent Chris tian county at the State Commercial Convention which meets in Louisville on the 29th inst I consider it not only a pleasure but a duty I owe to ray neighbors to tell shoot the wonderful cure effected In case by I the timely use of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy I was taken very badly with flux and procurnd a bottle of this remedy A few doses of it effected permanent cure I lake pleas ure in recommending it to other suffering from that dreadful diKaim J W LYKCII Dor WVa TbsTestdrisotd by St Bernard Drugstore Earliagtea BenT Robinson Mottoes Gap George King St Charles The directors of the negro cotton factory in Mississippi will it is stated build it at Jack son if a site Is given by the Board of Trade Phillip Slatkt llardta Ky wrlleti I bed Chilli every iprlnt until ellbt years ago when I used Dr M A Slmmaai LJrtr Medicine It cured me I hav not had shun since U It stronger acts quicker without griping than soy medicine I ever used Down on Sinking Creek this county last Monday says the London Echo Robert Caldwell caught a salmon 3 feet long weighing teen1pounds To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money If it fails to cure ajc The genuine has L B Q on eacb tablet Richmond bicycle members ate hustling making extensive ar rangements for the L A W meeting to be held there June 19 and 20 An Obstinate Sore Cured JAS G AWIIBRTOX Della 0 writes I bad an obstinate sore on my face which everything else failed to beat After one application of Banner Salve It begaa to heal and after three applications it waseotirely healed leaving no scar Campbell Co A pig which was born on the farm of JC B Levi m Harrison county had only one eye and that in the center of the forehead The Appetite of a Goat Is envied by all poor dyspeptics whose Stomach and Liver are out of order All such should know that Dr Kings New Life Pills the wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy gives a splendid appetite sound digestion and a regulur y that insures perfect health and great energy Only 35 cents at any Drug Store Four car loads of colored emigrants men women children and babies from the land of cotton bound for Oklahoma passed through Harrodsburg last week You cannot accomplish any work or butlnex untcst you feel well If you fI Used Up Tired Out lake Dr JoA Slmmloni Liver Uedlcint There arc four turkey hens at Mrs G W Bath es in Adair ville Logan County that have laid this season up to last Sunday ninetysix eggs ATIYlELYHINTYoa oar blood la rich and and ourwbole tyttem patio a perfectly heiltbrcondllloaby tbleGf DtCarlaledt German Liver Powder Then you will be free from malaria typhoid lever colda sod the grip Dr Carlttedtr German Liver Powder I the belt medicine money can buy For your ColdtryDr Ottoa SpruM Gum Balaam Price 25 anrf 60o a Bottlt For tale by Si Bernard Drugstore The fishing party from this place says the Morganfield Sun that spent last week at Geigers lake caught 1050 fish during the week He Fooled the Surgeons All doctors told Renick Hamilton of West Jefferson 0 after suffering 18 months from Rectal Fistula be would die peiformedbutBocklens Arnica Salva the surest Pile cure on Earth and the best salve In the World aj cents a boxi Soldby St Bernard Druggist Rev Sam Jones prcaehed bis last sermon in Louisville Sunday night He was heard by 8 boo menAsthmaln Us Worst Form RetelvcdV i Miss MAUD DicicEN8f Pars llCaas writes I suffered eight years with asthma in its worst formsI had several attacks during the last year and was no expected to live through IhemI began using Fo1 leys Honey and Tar and H has never f failed to give immediate relief I recommend it lo all those suffering with Asthma 25 and 500 Campbell Co The Spanish cruiser Reina Mer cedes is now at Hampttin Roads having been towed from Santiago in eight days iperriamtl gestion Regulate thaLfor Price 25 eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store i j J rI Jt fr IIliJol I 11 W1 r HOICE MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT Talented Pianist Assisted by Lo cal Talent at rladisonvllle There has been no more choice entertainment offered the people of Madisorville Earlington and vi than that nrrangcd to be given in the Tabernacle at Madi sonville Friday night It is tolcr rich musical treat The attraction of the evening will be Miss Minnie Jenkins of whom notice was given in TIIK BEE of last week a postgraduate of the New England Conservatory of Music A delightful concert will be given n which this artist will be assisted the best local talent the men tin of whose names is a guarantee hat Miss Jenkins will be well sup ported and thin program well non cjered Those who will take part are as follows Miss Minnie Jenkins Pianist Mrs Geo W Rash boprano Mrs Georgia Compton Miss An na Jenkins Contraltos Mr Ernest Claytor Tenor Mr C P SmitllL 1St Violin Mr J B Violin Mr James Franccway i Cornet Mr Charles Daves Trombone The admission will be 25c All lovers of music should not fail I attend If you like a spin on a nice new bicycle call on Barnett Arnold DEMOCRATIC OPINION What One Editor Who Knows Judge Pratt Thinks of Him 1From the Grand Rivers Herald Judge Clifton J Pratt a Repub lican candidate for tile office of Governor of Kentucky is a man of excellent character and of ungucs tioned integrity a capblcrnnn of affairs a Repubhicanof undoubted stability and one free from the unfortunate complications of his party in the State In Western Kentucky where hu is best known be has the respect as a man of Democrats anti Republicans alike iDangerous Fire r Ilopkinsvillc May 22Tlie fire that occnrred early last evening m Wooldridgc and Cos stable this city made the owners of other valuable property surrounding lquake with fear The early hour prompt alarm and efficient work of the fire department prevented i serious disaster Thu Hopkins yule Tobacco Manufactory Met calms Laundry and other property was in close proximity The stock wagons and harness were all saved Some 225 worth of feed was destroyed One mule escaped from the fire and was run over by a fast train Mayor Dabney Sick From the Dally New Era Mayor Dabneys friends will re grej to learn that ho is confined too bed Sunday he had a veiy severe chin followed by a high fever His condition is by no imoans serious and he will be out in a day or two jF 35OSHOES315Ol I 1 II or t We have been talking to the readers of Till DEE b about Hoisory for a weeks now and that the im pression that we handle this very important factorbOP gtionShoes at nearly every price from Soo down to Mt- 2OC the nair Ve would call sticicialattentkin now is tfito our 3BO Mans ShoesforthiiSring U We have t lJttfiBlucher built on B and C lasts Essx toetipped Out of aoici we had made a choc top and bottom Norfolk toe 4j tipped Glazed Kangaroo is black stock this we arc using Jtfi instead of Vici The manufacturer claims this stock is j 49 equally as lasting as Vici which is saying enough and 49 will not peal or scpr near so easily j 40 1WeShow Glazed Kangaroo with top and bottom toils made = YoOWlJ wearing stylish appearing durable Shoes is a Bal lace Goodyear iI 1 welt which assures as much ease and elegance as a band lOwed Shoe cr49 for much less money We do not claim these are the BUST 350 fil 49 SHOES in the wide wide world but wo do affirm they have no luperi fcfr or and sell them for GOOD SHOKS when we this La a Shoe it sjiotfitried us1 If not why We are awfully anxious to sell you all your ShoeaTr1Us COJiLYoutMONBY BACK IF YOU WANT IT I W i r YOUR ORDERS WhDDoes the yri USli 1Ask your neighbors They all say that we haul better loads fur S nish best teams and at ways at the right pricej open All Night Barnett Arnold Iai 1 p Lc I I hContg IS YBARO XPinilNC- BEARLINGTON f I KY fi Classes of Buildings Erected and f Iniado complete ready for oCcupancy In cluding the furnishing of all materials J ti- Smechanlcal I and common labor 4 PLANS DETAILS 8PEOI V oo guaranFICATION8 i 0 II DRAWN UP ON SHORT NOof Building and Special Work Give ciTICS chance at your work before letting mJewsee1 iP f qiorijII V P GEOF12 O TOY lncceji or to Isaac Davit LIVERY FE- EDSTABLE rfIift D i i 1 f I I ff t At the Old Stand on Main Street lust west iwofdepo- tEARLINGTON KY I5Jii I lj 1 FirstGlass Equipment and Prompt Service J isstiouuss S ssssssssssssesups tIeSpLSSSIS14Ie S s i i J WTW MAN IStovesCASTINGS AND TINWARE klndsTlnmConoerWnrk IUOOF1NG AND GUTTERING A SlECiALTk AND SATIsMCToN GUARANTEED I I 1vI f 9 l T T E T I e 0 3u Subustru we Lljrtoe j J LOCAL NEisT Mrs Frank Gianini of Provi rice was in the city Monday Ar Mrs Albert Keown of this city is visiting relatives at St Chijkil The Western Kehtuck rNornial School at Madisonvillewill close Friday Misses Nann eIAsti 11j5i1P rline Davis visited frhtiWiiUpItlt sonville tli paattweektt i Mrs Vv Parish oMIfcrrsonfwisi ited her parcnts at this place several days the past week Mr and Mrs James It Dean returned home yesterday from a visit to relatives in the country Senator Goebel will close his icampaign in Christian county with 9o01 Miss Celeste Moore visited friends in Madisonville last week t and attended tho State C E Convention Paducahs entertainment of her soldier boys is onyesterday and todaywith an extensive list ol attractions Misses Inez and Lelia Dean returned home Monday from Mad f isonville accompanied by Miss Myrtle Wooten I Next Saturday u the day on A which the Democrats will choose a S candidate for the Legislature and put the other two to rest J U Dean was clccteda mom jtof the Earlington Board of Stewards in place of W O Toy resigned at the recent quarterly meeting of the M E Church South 1Ii During the thunder storm Sun day night the lightening struck the largo tobacco and rehanding barn ol T D Gray near Fairview destroying the building and75j 1i 000 worth of tobacco A hustling logging season is reo ported on in Pond river flats The rJriver is big enough almost to float a gunboat and the loggers are tak inadvantagc of thefrcshct to get thWjunber to market yuite extensive improvements oru being made at the residence of Dr E A Chatten by the addi lion of new rooms and the general remodeling the house Marion McCord has charge of the wor lion W J Stone spoke atthe Court House in Madisonville Saturday w and at Nebo Saturday night Mr Stone is one of the Democratic duelists in tho three corned fight for the gubernatorial nomination l I Mrs B W Robinson is re ported to be improving steadily from her serious illness as roI jitfitcd in TilE BEE Mr Robin son who spent some days whither at Hopklnsville has returned to Halsey 1y Entertainment Capt John Feland entertained Iho Third Kentucky Volunteers ofI Hopkinsville at his new hotnc on Tuesday evening r doebels PlanofiCamplznv Owcnsboro Inq irerThe whole object of the Goebel following in the state is lo defeat the will of l tin peopleITobacco Tobacco plants have been put out by iliany thousands In western Kentucky during the past week r All hands have been at work antlI I the favorable suason has been fm proved Col Henry HomeIfrom the Daily New j Col Jouett Henry arrived Sat iIIrtlaY from Columbus Ga where he spent several days with rinds 7 after being mustered out of service 1A Col Henry is again a citizen oft Hopkinsville and his friends are J frglad to welcome him mciThey 1 are prpud of the enviable record jlie made during his service CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Profitable State Convention Held at fladlsonvllle The State Convention of the Young Peoples Society of Chris tian Endeavor at Madisonville closed its three days session with the services of Sunday night The Tabernacle accommodated comfortably the crowds that corigre gated at these meetings and could peopleTheMad sonville was nicely decorated in honor of the Endeavorers and the soldier boys and the town had on holiday attire The attendance was good al though the delegates were not so numerous as had been expected The following officers were elected to serve the ensuing yearI President Rev A J Arrick Louisville Secretary Miss Emma Curry Harrodsburg Treasurer William S Waller Louisville Su perintendent Junior Work Mrs FIO Floyd Owcnsboro Chairman Districting and Extension Com mittee Judge J D Ellis Newport Good Citizenship W W Janshaw Covington Missionary Rev H D Smith Hopkinsville Secretary Miss Mollie Plain Mtdisonvillc Prison Work Mr Fred Wallis Chairman Miss Jon- nie Glass Secretary Hopkinsville Editor State Paper Rev J J Dal ton D D Henderson Perhaps the most interesting topic discussed at the meetings was that of prison work From the report of the Secretary of the Prison Committee Miss Jennie Glass of Hopkinsvile the following interesting facts are gleaned The Kentucky Endeavor Society organized their example has been followed in many other States and many prisoners have been converted The Frankfort Prison C E Society white has 150 members and 100 comrades of the quiet hour that are pledged to spend at least fifteen minutes of each day in prayer and Bible reading Thirty men have joined the church from this Society since last January The colored society has ninety eight members and twentyfive quiethour comrades The Eddy ville Society has fiftytwo members quiethour j The Secretary says there is a kinder spirit among the men and God is working in this prison as socIetyhashas been done by Endeavorcrs at Louisville Lexington Danville Maysville Winchester and many other places Charged With talmlng a Mule John Clements a negro mule driver for the Hecla Coal Com- P panyis now behind the bars of theI county jail awaiting the action the grand jury at the September term of Circuit Court At the ex amining trial he was held in the sum of 100 and in the absence of a bond was committed to jail He had charge of a rebellious mule which it appears had run away three times and which he said he could not control and he is said tq have laid hold on the mules tongue with both hands and attempted to control and lead the animal by that member The re suit was that by so pulling he sawed the mules tongue off against a sharp tooth or else in the struggle the mule bit his own tongue off It is said that Clements on a previous occasion held this mule by the tongue and whipped himl That Eclipse Last week an item appeared in TilE BEE announcing a total eclipse the sun to be pulled off on Sat urday and people all about were busy preparing smoked glasses arm looking for the scientists of other lands to swoop down upon us and establishobservation bureaus on the hills of Western Kentucky This item seems to have come through the columns of a Hop kinsville paper and to have found its way in without investigation The eclipse did not arrive but the number of inquiries that have been heard about it prove how thoroughly Tin BEE is read MUuiUi CUBAN RELIEF cure jInand kmmerComp1l1atflrlce 25 Coats by St Drugstore v- I rt i j i- li4 ci01LD- DUST i f J i L 7 f 4 THE BEST Washing Powder 4 f FISHING STOPPED oUcesPosted at Loch Jttary Pro f hjbltlnc FiahlngUntii W July I V 11 MUST NOT SEIN FOR MINNOWS Nomorofishing will be allowed in Loch Mary until after July i beenIand the sport must stop for a while and give the fish a chance- The spawning season is on and this is the reason of the present prohibition Seining for little fish with which to catch the big ones has been practiced much of late in the shallows along the lakes bank This is ordered Stopped because it breaks up thousands of eggs and destroys young fish No seining of any kind will be permitted in the future Fishing which has been enjoyed by the Earlington people to such great extent this and past seasons will again be free to everybody after July i under proper regulations for the preservation of the fishandwill continue so in the future as in tim past The measures now adopted are simply precautions against wanton destruction of young fish- Wonderful Discovery iSgSNew wltbtiververybadgoodIValuable Nubian Tea I used about Iwo dollars worth of it and It did me more good than alt the medicine I ever took I have gained thirtyfive pounds in weight and my health Is very good I can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent I can recommend Planters Nubian Tea to the world as being a Godsend to any com munity Any one who doubts this state ment can write OSCAR BAXIK Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Delegate to Commercial Con vention Mayor W F Burr has appoint easdelegales from Earlington to the State Commercial Convention at Louisville May 3930 Messrs John B Atkinson J W Day and Paul M Moore Mayor Burr is a delegate by reason of his office Mr Atkinson will attend and will address the convention on the sub ectDOur Mineral and Timber Re sources The full program of the convention was published in the last issue of TJIE BEE- Glorious News Comes from Dr D B Cargile of of Washtta I T He writes Four bottles of Electric flitters has cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula which has caused her great suffering for years Terrible sores would break out on head and face and the best doctors could give no help but I her cure is complete and her healtb is ex cellent This shows what thousands I have proved that Electric flitters is the I best blood purifier known It Is the su I preme remedy for eczema letter salt I ulcers bolts and running sores t stimulates liver kidneys and bowels I upIbeI I Bernard Druggist Guaranteed Conference Delegate At the recent quarterly conference of the EarlingtonNebo cir cuit M E Church South appointments of delegates to the Henderson District conference to bo held at Robards Station June I 9 to n was made as follows Earl ington E E Stodghill Paul M Moore alternate Jno W TwyI man Nebo J BFerguson R J Key alternate Jno F Jones An Epidemic of Whooping Cough whooping ease having severe coughing spells We I had used Chamberlains Cough Remedy I very successfully for croup and naturally I turned lo it at that time and found it reIleived the cough and effected a complete I cure JOHN E CLIFFORD Proprietor Nor I wood House Norwood N Y This rem I DrugstoreEarllnRton I I Gap G eKing St Charles Killed a Rattler Lee Hawkins last week killed a I rattlesnake of quite large size the I first that has been reported about I Earlington His snakcshipa rat tiers were given a visit to THE Baa office but in the absence of the editor failed to get the notice they deserved Thats the only part of asnake wo like to look atthieI trophtcsof a dead snake RMtelpeo RidneyDIsea3sstisrfrreweiJiw Thiytshould know that aquackremedybl1t 500aadITho superintendent of a city Sundays hool was making an ap pcalfotn Shutin Society and he said Can any boy or girl tell me of any shutin persbnimentioned in the Bible Ah I see several haRd raisddiV ThaUs good This- JfiJtJbJ yin 1fiitl froqt of me may telme Speak up good and loud sotthatialUWill hear yiuJohnnic Jonah shrieked johnnieo Harpers Bazart Plmplei Bolls and other Humori appear when jo blood goU Impure Tha best remedy II Dr MiAt SlmiaoM Liter Medicine Princeton is to have a fair Aug haveIM patent B t maybe S H cnreiy ourafd Address THE PAT N1 RECORD Baltimore Md t I S More Fads for the Prophets From the New York Press Facts arc good things for the theorists In the month of Mardi 1893 the month when Grover Cleveland began his second term as President the exports of man ufactures from this country were J 24599221 In March 1895 I5 576 786 The Wilson law and Cleveland Democrats warned the Rpublican party and the Nation in 1896 that if the Wilson Tariff were tampered with our exports of manufactures would be smoth ered In March of 1898 after the Wilson law had been abol ished and the Dingley law substi tuted in its place the exports of manufactures were 29214450 In March of the present year they were 36025733 In March of 1893 the imports of manufactures were twenty millions more than the exports In March of 1896 they were eight millions more In March of 1898 they were five millions less than the exports In March of this year they were nearly twelve millions lesslWe had the promises and prophecies of Professor Wilson the great Tariff expert of Grover Cleveland and of the Free Trade Democratic press as to the disaster which would overwhelm our exports of manufactures if the Dingley Tariff were adopted We have the facts now as to just what has happened If they are facts to dumfound the Clevelands and Wilsons they also are facts to en lighten and guide the votersof the United States Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case oi Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY Co Toledo O JCheney lieve him perfectly honorable in all bust ness transactions and able to carry out any obligation made by their firm Vast TRUAX Wholesale Drug aislE Toledo Ohio WALDIKO KINNAN MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Price 75C per bot tie Sold by all Druggists Testimonials free Halls Family Pills are the best In Memory of Mrs Annie Harris The wife of Mr Mell Harris who died at Barnesley the home ot her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Hallon May 4th 1899 leaves her husband three children her parents two brothers three sisters and many friends and relations to mourn her loss Mrs Harris 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 hard to give her up but God knows best in all things We know not what a day will bring Though bright it may appear When all is well we cannot see Why grief will interfere Our happy homes are quickly filled With sorrow grief and woe Because a toyed ones voice Is stilled Death comes before we know A COUSIN Earlinglon Ky- Good for the Children Mrs Ella HInson of Hititon Ala writes us August lath iSgS I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fret ful I keep this medicine in the house and when the children are ailing I give them a dose and that is the last of it Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Wool From the Oswego N Y Times Farmers will be interested to know that luring the operation of the Wilson Tariff law the wool im ports plus the American wool pro ductions were 55 per cent greater than the domestic consumption while since the passage of the Dingley Tariff act the wool con sumption has been 43 per cent greater than the imports and the domestic production HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nataro licrcelt clad In the early parba ol PrlD blol8olUlronh trees and flower cauildg1 tile despondent chord to vibrato to thie the st2oat delipghtful of all springtime ant how do TypholaFeTeras It it an Indication of alckneaa avoid this coatnlt ni u our advlco costs you nothing Call on your druggist and procure a bottle of Dr CarUttdta German Liver Powder Take one doe a day at bed time for ala daa then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chili Tonic following the directions and after two week coursed these two great remedies yon springPreparewhen the atmosphere U full of germs neccMary your system warns you repeat the abaTe TIlese RemedIes in stoclC and bySt Bernard Drug Store A series of articles which ought to be of great value is announced for early publication in Harpers- B zar They will give a compre hensive discussion of Home Dressmaking It is needless to mention that the contributor of the series Julia McDougall teach er of dressmaking at Pratt In stitute is fully competent to pro tfent the subject so that it will be easily understood by all women who wish to make their own gowns When Weak Weary and Wasted From Kidney Diseases why not try Foleys Kidnor Cure a guaranteed medicine soc and t po a bottlo Campbell St Co ExSenator Ingalls will make the annual address at the Southern Normal School Bowling Green June 1 Tbe best medicine m ae1 can buy tot impure blood nervouinen nd all stom ach and kidney troubles is HoodsiSarsapa rllla 7 D rt PUBLIC SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT Program Well Rendered and a Large Crowd Present The First Annual Commence ment of the Earlington Public School was held in the M E Church South last Thursday eve Ining The church was full to over flowing and the program as pub lished in TilE BEE of last week was well rendered The church was beautifully dee orated with flowers and the banner of the Kentucky Educational As sociation captured by Hopkins county for the largest delegation to the annual meeting held al Louisville last December occupied a prominent position The orations were wellreceived and did credit to the graduates who were the recipients of many tokens of congratulation On ac count of the illness of the principal Mrs Ida Walker Mayor W F Burr conferred the diplomas after which in behalf of the School Board he expressed his appre ciation of the work done the past nine months The address to the class by Prof H Boring of Madisonville a teacher of fifty years experience was to the point and much en enjoyed by all present Vandivcrs Orchestra furnished excellent music Among the visit ors was Miss Sallie Brown of Madisonville our efficient Super intendent of Public Schools Best way to Invest 25 Cents 8D5NewyourNubianIn my family and It is all that you claim for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever youfeelA B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Caught a Thief Marshal Barnctt caught a negro thief Saturday at Hanson before his tracks were cold and now the fellow who stole Tricky Sams clothes is behind the bars to await the next sitting of the grand jury in September All the articles that were taken were recovered and the thief got caught just too late to be handled by the jury just now adjourned Discovered by a Woman Another great discovery has been made countryDiseaseand for seven years she withstood Its se verest lest but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent For three month she coughed Incessantly and could not sleep She finally discovered away to recovery by of us a DlsclJveryforConsumption on taking first dose that she slept all night and with two bottles has been ab solutely cured Her name is Mrs Luther Lutz Thus writes W C Hannlck Co of Shelby N C Trial bottlesfree at St Bernard Drug Store Every bottle guar anteed Ledbctternorgan Miss Clyde Morgan of Green ville Ky daughter of Mr Thos M Morgan a prosperous business man of that place was married Mr William Ledbetter of Carbon dale 111 yesterday afternoon The ceremony was performed at the Cumberland Presby terin church in Greenville CHAS R WESSUAR 2303 Ashland St Evanston 111 writes My boy two and a half years old had a severe cold which refused to yield to any treatment until we tried Foley3 Honey and Tar which gave immediate relief and he was completely cured before using one bottle GUARAN TBKD2S and soc Campbell Co Christian County Circuit Court is in session this week and has on the docket twentysix divorce cases CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Boutiit r 1 =Rev Dr W K Piner of Hop kinsville will preach the Vanderbilt Training School ElktonjKy commencement sermon May 28 Health Strength and Nerve Force follow the use of Dr M A Slmmoni Liver Medicine which Iniurei good dlgeitlon and Assimilation The report of the United State Geo logical Survey shows the total valuation of the production of done in this country In In 1898 to have been 38370354 an in crease of more than 2000000 over that of 1897 Henry Koehler x Company Lumber Dealers of LouisvilleKy invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale They buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS- in mixed cars DRY or GREEN Write them I The first of the locomotives being built for the Swedish railway system by the Richmond Locomotive Works has been completed and is pronounced by experts to be one of the finest of Its kind yet constructed In this country II Is of the Jo wheel compound pattern and weighs 117 tons It is estimated that it can haul a train 1800 tons without difficulty The locomotive Is one of ten which bave been ordered by the Swedish government In Bad Shape I was In bad shape and suffered a great deal with mr Kidneys I was requested to try Foleys Kidney Cure I did so and in fourdays I was able logo lo work again Now I am entirely well CHARLES REPLOGLB Atwater O Rubber tired buggies and bicy cles have been added this week to tho alrendy well equipped livery stable of Barnett 8 Arnold r ur fJ ir j J 771LLJOIL Securing frtt mf mMlpp of calarro make forilitmnu1I1gMends kind for many years It cures catnrrh wher ever located MrsKEades jot 35 Twenty elrth St Do trolt Mlch Is one of th m thou wind of 1erunaa friends This Is what she says to Dr Ilartman withlnot bo without it We havo always recommended to our friends A few years ago I purchased bottle of your Peruiia and after seeing Its results f recommended it to my grocer who was troubled with dyspepsia the curing of which induced her to sell it in her store She has sold large amounts of it My daughter has just been cured of jaundice with lcruna My pen would grow weary were I to begin to tell you of the numerous cures Peruna has effected in our immediate vicinity yearsDr Surgical Hotel Columbus Ohio will counsel and prescribe for fifty thousand women this year free of charge Every suffer ing woman should write for special question blank for women and have Dr Hfcrtmans book Health and Beauty All druggists sell PcrunaI ACCEPTS A CALL Elder Hardy of Mayfleld Be comes Financial Agent For a College Mayfield Ky May aa Elder J W Hardy the popular minister and educator has accepted a call to the University of Missouri as financial agent He will leave here about July i to assume his new duties He will live at Canton Mo and be pleasantly situated His field will be the en tire State of Missouri and the in stitution for which he will work is theChnstianttChurch Dr Hardy was for merly President of the South Ken tucky College at Hopkinsville but resigned that work to become pastor of the Christian Church here where he has made hundreds of friends I Difficulty- At the examining trial Monday oi A J Carpenter and Gus Gib bons before Esq Frank Sisk upon charges brought by William Garrett foreman of Hecla mines the two first named men were held over to the next term of Circuit Court Carpenters bond was SIOOIwere made The difficulty occurred Friday at Hecla und was the outcome of an altercation that had taken place earlier between younger relatives of the parties Mr Garrett suffered a fractured arm the result of a blow dealt by Carpenter with an- iron bar which Carpenter claimed to have used in self defence The testimony was that Garrett drew a revolver but did not use it Mr Garretts arm is in a sHngsnd it will be some time before he can use it comfortably Honesty Is the Best Policy Honest goods honest prices and honest dealings will surely bring success Every hour proves it The last days of the nine teentb century show nothing more clearly We believe this fact and our works dem onstrate our belief Our goods are warranted to be exactly as represented that is honest our goods are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction that is honest If any article of jawelry of our manufacture does not give perfect satisfaction we will refund the money paid for such articles that too is honest J Ft DeVylder has a complete assortment of our goods In hIs store for sale at prices thaI defy competition These goods are made from rolled gold gold filled or solid gold stockand are warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the money will be refunded W F MAIN Co Iowa 1City Iowa Wynns items Miss Cora Grace of BakersporU Is vis king relatives nearoar town this week The farmers in the neighborhood of ow- town arc setting out tobacco this week The boys and girls are having a nice time playing croquet A C Oglesby is improving Henry Oglesby has not yet learned the nearest road home The boys of our town have organized a baseball nine They will clean off the ground Sunday W A Young has returned from Hop kinsville YOUNG RATTLER If Out of Sort Cross and Peevish take Dr UA Simmons Urer Medicine CUeertulncis will return and life acquires new zest Motions OapNews Mr Arthur Jarvis and wife of Liver more Ky have been the guests of Mrs Henry Davi retarneaVhonie Tues day J W loan aDdl bnoCarroll are at Hot Springs Ark for their health Mrs Albert Hawes of Howell Ind Is visiting her parents at this place Miss Mule Smothers has returned from Howell Ind Geo M Davis was In Hopklnsville last week looking after his tobacco Interests there Miss Emmie Reynolds visited in hop kinsville Monday Dr E T Almon attended the Medical Association at Louisville last week Mrs E L Hart and children accom panied by Mrs Waller Morton of Nash ville returned home Saturday Dr J E Williams and wife visited rela lives at Crof Ion Saturday and Sunday Mr Dick Croft and family spent Sunday with relatives at Earlington Quite a large crowd from here went to Madisonvilla Thursday to welcome our soldier boys home IChas G Robinson was in MotIons one day last week on business Geo M Davis and wife M Cain and family F D Harris and family Ben T RoMnson awl wife Tom Cacy and Miss Verda Graddy took In the C E conven lion at MadisonvHle Sunday evening Rev Story of Madlsonville filled Rev Teels appointments at this place Sunday For the interest manifested in the Sun day school tho workers are very thankful The school is working earnestly and en ihuslastically and much good can andwill be accomplished Mr Charles McGowan and family of Morganfield are the guests of the family of Mr Tbomp Sisk near here Mrs John Smith daughter of John Tanner departed this life at 130 a m Saturday after a lingering illness of consumption She was burled Monday at Salem He spirit has flown to Us Maker and her body consigned to the tomb there to await the morning of the resurrection Weep not kind husband and dear children and kindred but so live that you may I prepared to meet her on the celestial shore where parting will never be J CG DLOE Practical PainterF EARLINGTON KY GRDVES TASTELESS CHILL TDNI13 JdST AS GOOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE 50 cts OALJTUILLSNovl6lmIGentlemen Irllar o OltOVKtS TA8TKLKS8 bought three arose already this e- Nl maapertonce ot It eaIn tho drug never told an article that gire anen uuiyeralsati lacUoa u your Tonic Youn truly ABSirOtim AC Wall Paper We have some Choicer Standard Patterns inWall r Paper Good r Goods at Reasonable Prices which will serve many house keepers as well as the highipriced Papers offered elsewhere KILADTO SHOW Y- OUSI1BernardGeneralStore rv l An Excellent Combination The pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well lcnown remedy UloCALJFOltNI laxatire presentingthem ItIseffectuallydispelling onetoIromeverykidneysliver Ideallaxative figsItaste but tho medicinal qualities of the remedy are obtained from senna and methodICDownCo In order to get Its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations please reraembcrtlic full name of the Company printed on tire front of every package CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FRANCISCO CAL YForW A KISBB1 President O W WADDILL Caihl- tr3opktns Lounltj 1MADISONVILLE Captal Stock 50000 ITransaCls a general banking business and invites tbe accounts of the cItizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky A Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Find 50000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi eyknowmen wage earners and to women Theres safety it the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out sqnandoting small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Co Eompouna prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggis drugslreshpossible work and for compensation he must be reasonable REMEMIt ST BERNARD DRUG STORE EXPERIENCE 50 YEARS ITRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHT eAnyone sending a ikel ch and mar jlcklr whether an InventIon KproSablynntentable CommnnloW tlon itrlctlyoun d on lat inu lent tree UM it forseenringyatenti 1atonU taken through tpeclat nutlet without cbnreo In the Scientific Jlm ri all A handsomely iliustretod weekly ircct elr rotation or any iclentiuo Journal Terms 23 n yuan tour months fL Sold ntwadcalin 4UNN CO3ainadesNeWYO1k UrancU Ufflc CS F BU Wuhlnatoo U Co THOS B YOUNG Manufacturer HUh Grade 4 Boots and Shoes lotRepslrEarl1r3gtor3 xy I publicnew work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction 1But11 1 r i I INDGXJL t r Ii PAIMTSQualityi T jiit i r I SkJj3I Drug Stoie- y I S a u 2 L j i r U G r TTTT TT 6 0 f fl I 1 s t P Ssse4 ii 44 4410 4+ sis I GOOD ROADS AND BADII i S S U1S SS S S U S S SU S S J J4 The old saying that what the 7 sees the heart never 1Ris is well illustrated in tbeI 2stCi indifference with t Americans pay tribute to theI r tyranny of mud roads and whenlat I the people of this country are t once brought to a full realization 1ofthe Price they are paying tiFthismediaeval folly there will be Ithegreatest economic revolution profit fessedly progressive republic NcI tax is popular with the tax unless it can masquerade as an evasion of taxation and this isU precisely what the mud road tax t has always done It is paid in the 1 form of expense for additional I horses wagons harness feed 1 stable room labor and a 4 other things the necessity for which would be greatly reduced tt or entirely removed by the ConI struction of good roads And the good roads would not involve one I fourth the cost that is entailed byI jf the lack of them to say nothing of the comforts and conveniences Lmadepossible through easy comer munication F We Americans may imagine thatI j our feet are dangling over the fdashboard of the Car of Progress I but in the matter of highways we arc not even in the procession It 1 is galling to be compelled to admit that the land whereon roosts the 1 glorious Bird of Freedom can I learn anything from the effete monarchies of Europe but it is i said that open confession is good for the soul and a little research will show that in one respect at i jfarL vance of the Patagonians It is a 1 sad commentary on cur boasted 4 progressiveness and business sa gacity that it costs us three timesc t as much to haul one ton our r pEuropeansame work but it is true and therein lies the burden of the mud a road tax which calls itself econe 1 omy COMPARED WITH EUROPE Byway of comparing the roads QEuropei made careful inquiries abroad in the winter of 1896 7 through thetUnited States consuls stationed England France Germany BeltglUm Italy and Switzerland as totthe average cost of hauling cropsc in their various consular It is impossible here to give the result of these inquiries in detail but they have been published as circular No 27 of the Road In 1 qUiry office and can be had for the 7ingreported by our cpunsuls there is a trifle less than 10 cents per ton per mile In France it is the p same The consul at Roubiax in France reports that hauling is usu tally done on wagons with wheels 554inches in diameter and hav ing tires of 434 inches which pre vents cutting up the road He explains that in his district there are a great many more paved than L macadamized roads REPORTS FROM GERMANY Quite a number of detailed reo ports come from varions parts of I Germany The average cost ofihauling thtre asit appears from t these reports is 84 cents per ton per mile ranging all the way fromt 12 to 12Ucents in the districts of Mannheim Plauen and yFratikfortontheMain 4cents in the consular districts of Munich and Hanover In no reported case in Germany is the r average cost higher than 1234l cents per ton per mile The con sul at Hanover explains that in his district a good team can haul about 6 tons for an all day trip and that the average load is not much less than that In the Mun ich district it is 5 tons The United States consul in Belgium reports that farm products arc there hauled at a cost of gj cents per ton per mile At Milan Italy the cost is 734cents and on the Island of Sicily grain and seeds are of r i MEDICINEfor MILLION hauled at 734 and 6tf cents per ton per mile In Switzerland a mountainous country trict of St Gall farm products ate hauled for 8 cents per ton per mile and in the district of Horgcn 6 cents per ton per mile Isnow TIlE TRUE COST rAll these inquiries are made by sworn government officials with the simple view of ascertaining the facts They were so made that the results should show the true cost of hauling farm products in Europe Putting together the figures reported by the various Europeanfarmat an average cost of 8 610 cents per ton per mile which is just a tbeIthe United States The difference is due almost entirely to the different character of roads here and abroad European roads as a rule are built level where our own roads run over hills and through hollows roads abroad are carefully and scientifically built of stone where ours are built of dirt sand sod or any old thingIDd- eed they are frequently no- tCbulltat all Where we haul a ton or threefourths of a ton1a European farmer generally hauls 3 or 4 tons in fact loads of 534 tons are common in some districts and a load of even 6 tons is not rare Two tobacco planters one from central Kentucky and the other from the western part of the State met in Louisville recently and discussed the question of good roads favored improvement of high but in the course of the conversation the western planter said We appreciate the value of good as much as anybody but we ant afford them To which the bluegrass man replied 16111 my art of the State we feel that we ant afford any other kind and we wouldnt be without them for ny consideration besides it is asy to prove that your mud roads cost you more than twice as much as our pikes cost us II The Society for the Prevention f Cruelty to Animals recently or ered all draft animals out of ser ice in the Pennsylvania oil region ecause of the bad roads No sup lies could be procured and several employes were compelled o remain idle until the roads be ame passable One hundred convicts in the Erie county N Y penitentiary are worked daily in a quarry six miles from the prison getting out and breaking stone for the roads wardens say that the men beg outdoo work and givp no trouble when theyget it Kentucky Division of the League of American Wheelmen which is he only active good roads organization in the State will hold its annual meeting at Richmond Ky on June 19 and 20 when it is expected that a new impetus will be given the work throughout the State All who are interested in improved highways will be made welcome especially farmers and business men who are not wheel- men Mr John B Harris Richmond Ky will be glad to furnish concerninghe Road building is a science for he practice of which special training is required just as is the case professions how to build roads but after four hundred years of misdirected ef orts the results are to say the least most discouraging From the beginning of May to the end of October 1898 jail pris oners in Lawrence county N Y were employed on road work with surprisingly satisfactory results The report of the Highway Commissioner shows that the cost including food clothing and guards was fortythree cents per day for each man employed Nearly two miles of new road was laid at a cost ten cents a running foot t 0 A Medicine Popular Proprietaryk Packagethe step in a direction that may lead to a revolutionbP the trade Comlptaoo1 htaliedicvltli t Luch iii common to Inn s their origin In an Impaired dIgeitlon or- weakr4 cpacity for autntiatIng Ioolouj1ng nourlaLmeni aud ilmlnanng waite The uloruu of Included u4d to meted pretty nazly e iandaldtIlnelprepajedtpreparationahouldr I packed In iclua protected br abeorbcut vultouand atcurelr corked Kren the cork I theeverydayaloppereI meet exacting Ipecincatlons Tnailaitvlau were In turn packed In boxe of J quality not urpaumi In beauty and peifccllonof woTkmaaahlp by thou tied b IhIridghstandartandmelhodur nklng their commodity known and urea JIundredithousand dotlaz la cttizcnconcerningI3iu thoughtful and painstaking otryera of the chanted conditIon that bearlnlfupoapreachesbeat of mverythiu resent being called upon to aT prcntazea for superfluous ui 1nrr packing or Unnecessary protection against dstrtorajion thatp t but Ii in the cain of a purcha ined4 to bi uNu s 1 i ezperleneftbllb underf4for HTcral week or DIOUMM are found to be yiMiwvMi as fresh aid M emcacxou uf jandnoting particularly the unimpaired of 1I1 tllalmoUIltaudpuutoarrd toeCwhichI1 L l s 1 11 t I 1IICIIL A 1 T 1 1hIII- IHlI TIlE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON IX SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MAY 20 Text of the Ion Jolin xrlll 2840 Memory Vcrae 38 10 Golden Text John six Comment opy Prepared by the He D M Stenrn Copyright 1809 by D M Btcarns fromCnlAphlUlMath Kvll 2 It Is written that they led Him away and delivered Him toiPontttis Fllato tho governor Someoftthoso self rtght nu9 people with jqtirein their heart would not iouso lest they should ho defiled for tiley tcs1rod to eat the Passover They dill not know that tho tnio Passover Lamb was being put to death by them and that their Pass over lIko their Sabbaths and nil that feasts wan a mere forma husk withoti- a kernel chaff to bo burned up What I your religion In what do yon trust la It In Bomo church or creed or ceremony or Is it In Jesus only nnd His precious blood 20 80 If llo wcro not n malefactor wo would not havo delivered Him up unto thoo ThU front them In reply to PIlAtos question What accusation bring yo against this man It is easy to call RIm an evildoer but Impossible to provo it They must however say something and having yielded themselves to tho devil ho will suggest many a Ito to them In nil Ills 11 to Ho nover Mid or dill n wrong thing except In Usa eyes of tboeo who hated Him Ho know no sin 01 Take yo 1Ihn and judgo Him cording to your law Thus said Pilate to which they replied It is not lawful for us to put Any man to death II Bo they confess that they havo determined that Ho must die mill they only desire that Pllato will attend to It for them It would not do for them to say how long ago they had mado up their minds to kill Him ns soon us possible It might show their hearts toward Him too plainly If It was unlawful for them to put any onto death how was It that only n llttlo lAter they found no difficulty In stoning Stephen 82 That tho saying of Jesus might b fulfilled which Ho spake signifying wha- death Ho should die ThoJowishmotb- according to their law was stoning bu Jesus had said that Ho should bo crucifies Math xx 101 This was typified by tho serpent of brass lifted up on a polo Num xxi 0 John ill 14 nnd wits plainly described In Ps xxll 1OThsy pierced My hands nnd My feet Tho law sold Cursed Is every ono that hnngcth on n tree and Christ hath redeemed us Iron tho curso of tho law being luodo A curs for us Deut xxi 23 Gal III 13 83 Art Thou tho King of tho Jews Pllatos question to Jesus when Ho on tered tho Judgment hall again Tim wiso mon froin tho east canto with tho Inquiry Where Is Ho that is born King of tho Jews Tho prophets had foretold ft Mes siah who would sit on Davids throno AH King of Israel Math 11 2 Iso Ix 0 7 Jer xxIII 6 0 Ezck xxxvll 29 but what did Pilate know of these things nnd why did ho ask this question Wcro not tho Jews subjects of Ctesar 84 Jesus answered him Sayest thou this thing of thyself or did others toll It thooof Met Of course Jesus know why ho asked It for Ho knew what is In man Ho knows the things that como Into our minds every ono of them John II IIS Ezck xl D Ho had n reason for asking PIlAte for Ha does nothing without n cause Ezck xlv S3 85 Photo answered Am I a Jew Thlno own nation and tho chief priests havo delivered Thoo unto mo What host Thou done It is unusual to havo a prisoner and havo no charge against him and unusual also to see tho judges as In tho case of Calaphas and Pilate asking tho prisoner to tell what ho line done Was over seen on earth such n travesty on Justice as In this case 80 Jesus answered Myklngdomlsnot of this world How often this word of Christ Is used to try to provo that our Lord shall never haro a kingdom on this earth except that which Ho is now said to have In tho hearts of mena very poor sample of a kingdom truly judging from the lack of subjection to Him everywhere manifest But ono might as well say that tho believer has no business on earth bo causo ho Is not of this world That Is tho tamay It Ills origin Is not earthly for ho Is not a child of God until born from above and Christ la hero speaking of tho origin of- ills kingdom as Ho Himself explains in tho lost clAuso of tills verso Now is My kingdom not from hence It will bo ns truly a kingdom on this earth as was Babylon McdoPcreln Greece or Rome but It wlll not bo set up by force of arms but by tho mighty power of God tho same that brought Israel out of Egypt dl vided tho Red sea and tho Jordan and sub dued Canaan before them 07 To this end was I born and for this causo caxno I Into tho world that I should bear witness unto tho truth Every ono that Is of tho truth hcarcth M r voice Thus Jesus replied to Pllatos question Art Thou a king then Ho was tho truth sent by tho God of truth filled with tho spirit of truth Yet wo aro called upon to spend threo weeks in this eighteenth chapter of John full of arecord of tho works of tho devil through Judas Iovenwords of truth in chapters 10 and 17 somo of tho mostwonderful words on record wo aro asked wholly to omit 08 09 I find In lUre no fault nt nil I Such was Pllatos testimony again nnd again Judas also confessed that ho had betrayed Innocent blood Math xxvli 4 Pllatos wlfo called rum a just man and urged her husband to havo nothing to do with condemning tUrn lint Pllato had Rim on Ills hands and must either con demn Him or release Rim Tho latter ho wished to do but had not to courage to do it TIo hopes for a way out of his dill culty by suggesting that as It was his custom to release unto them a prisoner at Passover ho should now release unto them Jesus As An alternative ho men Ions n notablo prisoner named iBarabbas probably thinking that ho being so wicked tho people will not ask to hay I him released but will at once ChOO6OI esus Ho knows notT tho destroyer wlto- WI8bchlndtho scene that day nor did ho now that ho himself was making choice between God and satan 40 Not thU man but Borobbas Thus they deliberately choso n munlcrcr nnd rejected tho Prince of Lifo They preferred darkness to light and satan to They did what they always had oon doing as a nation since they wart brought out of Egyptturned their backs uon their Itcdoomcr and loaned upon an arm of flesh for when Pllato said Do old your klngl they cried Wo have no king but Oncsarl John xlx 14 15 A Question Candidly aro we every ono of usIreading and studying tho Scriptures to trying I teaching what wo want them to teach T- Are wo honestly trying to bring our actual experience into perfect harmony with tho Bible or nro wo trying to makoI the Bible fit into our experience Aro wo accepting revelation at tho risk of ersonai social political national uni revolution Aro wo afraid of tboI Bible or afraid it will not bavo its full saving sway at nil times in all places among all people under all circum stances T Christian Standard Setflabneu Selfishness shots out God and leaves ono to himself It also involvoatho eter nal separation of man from man DivesI lived alono upon earth and thu compau iouthip of the once despised Lazarus was denied him in eternity Prosbyto ian Journal 1 PfgOST rariiiiUUKtS wtt ALL Hbt SAILS DcstOoushBrrup TIc Good Use time Sold b druutlstL CONSUMPTION s I I dd lSS HHtf tfH 1S thtt I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I M INQORPORATED I COKEE 5 S i1 1Iti rA rJch Offices I2 JAMES It LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE MKrJalmcr House Uroadttuj Puducah ffTennessee Kentucky jj StreetsIJy ff 327 ff i Wholesale Agrerat HUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto 3a Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago 111 5- ri r01 1 f I THE FAMOUS IS1D 9 COAL I iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles I 1 Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables I THEIs1 1 II I I RU8HKD GOKE FOR BRSK BURNR8 AND FIIRNGR8SI Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERN I IARDCRUSHED COKE for a much less price One of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 2 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal t 1 ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I ta ty ty v Vi V v t v h4sCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week JJeKlnnlDa May 31 Comment br neT S II Doyle Toria Tho gift of power Acts 1 18 Power was to follow tho gift of the Holy Ghost Tho Holy Ghost Is the power in tho Christians heart and life Jnst before tho death of Christ He promised His disciples that though Ho was to leave them another would come to replace Him even the Spirit of Truth and that Ho would nbido with them for ever With His coming the power was to como Yo shall receive power after that tho Holy Ghost Iscomoupon you 1 The gift of the Holy Ghost and consequently tho gift of power was con ditioned npon obedience Jhey were commanded to tarry at Jiealeui for promise ot tho Father which was tho promise of tho Holy Ghost To obey required faith Obeying In faith we are not surprised to knolthat they soon met and prayed tho spirit and power Obedience faith and prayer are still the prerequisites to the reception of tho Holy for power 2 The power given was to be power for Christ They were to receive the power through tho gift of tho Spirit and then to bo witnesses unto Chrjst both in Jen salem and Jndrealn Samarin and Into the uttermost parts of tho earth In tho power of the Holy Ghost they were to declaro Christ to bo tho Saviour and Redeemer of tim world This would insure the success of their mis sion and their message Only tho Holy Ghost can seal homo the truths of Christ to unregenerate human hearts What wo always need in presenting Christ to men or in undertaking any form of work for Christ is Holy Ghost power Wo cant succeed in spiritual work without Him It is not by might not by power but by the Spirit alone that success can crown our labors Paul may plant Apollos water but God must glvo tho Increase The Holy Ghost is tho particular person in the Godhead who furnishes this divine power for successful testimony and serviceD apostles fulfilled the condi tions imposed upon them and received Holy Ghost power So may we God is moro willing to glvo His Spirit to them that ask Him than earthly parents to glvo good gifts to their children Tho apostles had no monopoly of the power of tho Holy Ghost Tho gift of tongues has ceased but not the gift of power Tho Spirit is to abide with us forover Let us believe obey pray that wo may have a fresh baptism of the Holy Ghost for Borylco and for work Bible Headings Neb 120 Pa lxviii 18 lea xxxii 1815 Luke xl 013 John 11184 vil 89 xlv 1C17 Acts ii 15 89 j v 89 x 44 45 1 1 Cor ii 1310 GaL ill 14 Epb i 10 17 I John iii SL Some Hulm For Chrliitlnni You must acquire a hnblt of living by tim minute Trust in God now Do Gods will now Do not offend God Now you aro to act for the future but act by tho momentuDo careful for nothing but in everything by prayer and supplication with thanksgiving lot your requests bo known unto God Do all you do in the namo of the Lord Jesus Tho Saviour expects you to dress cat drink spend your time tal ents property and transact business with reference to the samo object for which you pray read your Bible and worship God Whether therefore yo eat or drink or whatsoever yo do do nil to tho glory of God Cultivate the deepest reverence in your approaches nnd addresses to God Never allow yourself to nso light or Irreverent expressions of God or His work itemeinber you are Ii temple of tbo Holy Ghost Tbereforo bo careful and walk softly before GodIII am the Almighty God Walk before Me anti be thou perfect Presbyterian Banner The Window of the goal They have very little in this world but u great deal in the next They take short views of this life but long views of the life to come They have the knack of setting open the windows of their souls for the Sun of Righteousness to stream in Theodore L Cuyler nfl k 4 t Literary Note JeannetteHplete novel in the June issue of Lippincotts Magazine is a tale of strong human interest touching questions Walworth gives to environment its full value in leading the reader from the old world to the new How pathetic is the situation of the illfated millionaires daughter whom we meet in Romel Then the vigorous independent heroine of the later pages Both are har moniously and vigorously set forth The snapping of the green withes ofconvention and the inevitable awakening arc told in a forceful and interesting way calculated to arouse the deepest sympathy A Fire at Pembroke Hopkinsville Ky May 23 The drug store of Eugene Kelly at Pembroke was discovered on fire and was entirely destroyed to gether with all its contents The origin of the fire is a mystery The total loss is estimated at 3 ooo with 1500 insurance Hasnt Abolished Elections From the Louisville Evening Post If Bill Goebel can keep the Democratic voters away from the county conventions he will make his calling sure but then comes the election which the Goebcl bill docs not quite abolish Crofton News Miss Nettle Hoard of Hopkinsville is the guest of Mrs J H Myers Ibis week Mrs M Meacbam Is very sick this week Dr S H Williams made a business trip to Hopkiosvilto Wednesday Dr Williams and wife of Morions are visiting Mr A 13 Croft here Ibis week Misses Birdie Jonson and Bertha Mann of Pembroke are visiting relatives here Miss Emma Johnson is visiting friends and relatives here this week M D Oourland has accepted a position as traveling agent for the Southern Soda Company rj Mr J E Croft purchased at auction sale here Friday the stock ol dry goods of the UourlandDavis Co Mr A G Bowling a prominent farmer near Ibis place and once a mercant here died of consumption Friday He leaves two children Rev T D Mooro preached to large au diences at the Christian church here Sun day and Sunday night A protracted meeting will begin at the Baptist church Sunday conducted by Rev W E McCord The soldiers reunion which baa bees celebrated here on May 31 for the put few years will ba held at Caslleberry church tide year There will be a match game ot baseball here Sunday between the Hopklosville and Croflon clubsKIDflannington Notes Our city Is on a business hum at present and if it continues in the future as It has- ID the put wo will soon have a flourishing littlejity On account of the rainy season oar en ergetic farmers are behind with their work Cheer up its not going to rain always Messrs Tim and Cordie Carroll Denny and Clarence Price took In the country show near Red Hill Saturday Mr Charlie Keys paid Earllogton a visit SaturdayMisses Rillia and Lee Mcintosh spent Sunday with Miss Dillia Mclntosb What has become of Mammas Pet It is time for her to appear with a good long newsy letter Cut worms are playing havoc in this vicinity The tanners say there are lots of the enormous reptiles Rumor has it that tbeie wilt be a grand picnic la our town before a great while y The saw mill at this place is now in full blast and we now bave lumber to let BLUB Eves Rev G W Deinoss who has been visiting in Tennessee for some time is home again in Hopkins county The Kentucky Laundry Asso ciation will meet next year at Hop kinsville Subscribe for TilE BEE JIII IngfathasaWe bring to you tin new and true from the plney forests of Norway DR BELL- SPineTarHoney Natures most natural remedy Improved by science to a Pleasant Psrmaacst PotlUre Cure for coughs colds and all Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes Tho sore weary coughworn Lungs are uzka rated the microbebearing mucus is cutout f the thelnflarnedrIs no Inclination to cough DRUQOITRIJIIftWJIIIAMBeYEARB0Io R tnevermwd Vi BE SURE YOUGIIM P1SIT1kimm wcalelon 6SOQgMase A MetcatfEk s Iq- l C C9ur Joloted Eiti ens n AM eommunieattoni and miner ot nsw par I lilnlnt to ibis colon should be addressed to Gao ALIxasDls BarliMton Kr Mn Belie Hunt who has been sick is up again Mrs Wm Johnson IS yet very tick Miss Mary Gipson of Hopklnivillr Is with DS again The Masons are expecting to have a big time here June 24tb All are Invited K of M will meet here next month We expect a large crowd here Rev T H Metriwealber is in the city this week The U It F sermon of last Sunday was well attended MIu Rice of Hopkinsville II visiting Mrs Sabry DuncanSchool CxercUea PublicIso en a success Last Friday evenings exercises were the be 4ginningoos occasion The exercises May 31 and June i promise to be very Interesting The contest for gold and silver medals will be very close The judges will be or t a- very best collared person who know not even the names of the contestants TI medals will be presented by lion W P Burr aad Miss S R Drown Supt on the evening ot June 1st The purpose of the contest is to awaken a healthful literary Interest In the public mind Encourage the young orators the evening ot the ist of June The orations are the first productions and of course they soui d- lIkiofthe Clays and Dreckinrjdges MORTONS OAl Tbe wedding bells are ringing reRularIbaptism to Miss Ida Belie Hamilton The newly furnished barber shop of Fingers and Hopson Is now open anbTpre pared to do all kinds of work in the barber lineRev Steward spent last week In Si Charles IDa revival meeting and much good was accomplished The cake and turkey walk given by Mr and Mrs M A Hamilton WAS a success Twelve dollars were realized for Ibe pastor Rev MW Steward There will be a grand picngiven on the first Saturday in June for the benefit of the Sunday school at the Baptist Church conducted by Rev H H Gordon Aunt Marlha Kates who has been nick for several months Is better al Oils writ lag M A Hamilton was un the tick list last wink Quits a number blpur people werefjh MadIson viii Wfdqejcfiy 4 r Wm Hamilton ojIildijonvlleUvi tt InK here Henry McKeoilf of dadisotcIiiw IS hero Sunday tJ A1 Frank Sharber vent lo ctS qi1Tbere1 Ibo second Saturday nljunc for the l aotCt ot the AM E 7f bur i First jprlxe too second prize 500 Everybody invited tocomo The fourth Sunday in Juno Is Children Day Everybody is invited to ri1Qu and help us push forward the edcaiional work f r wMJlbebosA Disappeared Like a Ghost I Chas Bailey of Echoh Mines paid W a visit last Sunday working o iboJnlercst of thereatnionsterU MTLie boys made it so hot for biiitiat lie disappeared on MODtl1yl1liea gtityiu These fellow5 areoften seen but seldom beard by seas ble meni ALr ZTrlROUBH JVISTIBUIED iTWINSOAljX TC11IAOaPEffRlESOO LiMAIL6SA u MnVIIETNII NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA lAND ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALAcr SLEEPING CARS 4 Uet ween Nashville and Chattanooga Ala L bama Augusta Macon Jacksonville Knox ville Asheville Philadelphia New York Portsmouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little Rock 4ballasPalace Day Coaches ODall Trains IInrormatlon pertaining to RATES BT8 J apoaIA J AgentMemphisJ II LATIMBK Southeastern Passengfr Agent Atlanta Ga y D J MULLANEY Northeastern Past Agi 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati 0 R1C COWARDIN Western Pass Agent 2 UuildinicSt ARRoom 4I L EDMONDSON Southern Pats Ant Chattanooga TennW DANLEY Ceol Pane and Ticket ARI NASIIVILL TXMC f ST JamES JIOTEL ST LOUISJeURSPB7tN PL7tN tit Rates 750 and 100 per Day RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES SPECIAL 25c DINNER I SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER frNo 1 fleet Steak or Mutton Chops Potatoes c XNosnlcoffeeoTuXNo S Pork Chops with Potatoes ant Cakes or Weers AnJ Coif Qf TtONo i Uk Trout Dutur Sauce Cakes or Wflts aniCoSes orTaONo B Oil Meal ani Cream or lloulDon Mot Rolls ISNoTake Market 6U CArs direct to Hotel Try Kuropein Plan Cheapeit and best only i 00 iay for what roueLiTHOB P MILLER PRMIOtKI Illinois Central RIRI J ANNOUNGENENTS 4LJembtr JO Unround trip tourist ticket row RATESIDmmer lit tines la the South v llttof summerfflorts iIIeorafortiblf lbs mountain ruortaof Vlrllllllalba Whit Mounthins and Seatldi of N Knclasd I lue Thousand lllandi Ibe lake lie oretl retotta of Michigan Wlieontln and Minnesota the Hot Sprint ol Atkaoiai the Yellowilone Park or the retort ol ColoradoaeatirelyAh1itJUULILULJJ and cODelltlon brolllhi dowa i to date of the Central I I Southern llama Gnldthabea GUIdeedpmplllel1coDlaIDalarUDuNber C Central Railroad In p i Mississippiand lblinea farm this pamphlet will luralih reliable Infotma prospercueby appljlng to the nearest of the undersigned Tickets and toil Information aa lo rates In corn 01Ihe s S 0 Hatch DIE Pass Agint Cincinnati John A Scott Dlr Past Agent MemphIs Wm Murray Dlv Pats Agent New Orlisns AM Hllllon 0 P A W A Klllond A 0 P A Chicago Loaliilllt II you Are Going North If You Are Going South II You Are Going East II You Aro Going LVestii HOIICM tt TICKETS VIA flit co iI H t i I I J I dll4 ALounviuc a N oMviite n Ji lAND OO CCCURU J The MaXlnlUll1 Gf8afJfv t It1l i I z i The Maximum of jX 1J j 0 The MaxImum of ComoaFj t- 4 The Minimum 0 FRf JLj 11 1 10i 000 Thae tnd nil othcriucnnatipih itechecrfully furnUhed Y c i ATtione iro f A i fMOfT t ooisvjLUinv jttJWWETHRIDGE AOENT p C jIJ iTfif BfST OP TRIM 4Ltlt L l hI- RJ 1X JG I NI 1 4- dontalf t ii Lt 1 1itl hi nvery i hcr is Jill i rev iitisttty Ui Ii il one ctiuliuintug liiiulim matlcr r4 d X eopIfleg Ktortrn irft JrT nit aa H obJteUanatilo to tttont Ldr SubWiiIbiiAgeilta In town towlomMieZnOftJlbefld liaducoments WI UI ofIrtd s1PPINcOTT COMPANY Publlskift PHILADELPHIA

© 1999-2009 Kentucky Virtual Library

• xhtml 1.0 Strict