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Tr- 1 j r- J t I fec p n SI i l 2 I r TENTH YEAREARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JUNE 1 1899 NO 22 roUVER MQARY DEAD V Burled By Friends and Comrades Decoration Day Tolivrr McGary aged 54 years died Monday May 39 at Madison vile Me was a brother of Mr W H McGary and MrS E R McEuen of this place Mr Mc Gaty was an old Confederate sol dier The burial was on Tuesday Decoration Day and the Confed erate veterans of Hopkins county buried the remains with honors The pall bearers were Tom r T Brooks Mac Stevens L D Hock ersmith A E Reese D Bondu rant and Hobbs Among theS other veterans present were Capti r Christy Dr Moth rshead Weld f on Jenkins J R Dean and E Mc Leod A large number of friends c were present Elder I H Teel r conducted the services 4 Two Sets of Delegates The Marion county Republicans have sent two sets of delegates to the State Convention The Con vention at Lebanon last Saturday was nothing short of disgraceful pnedclegation is instructed to vote for Taylor and the other is in structedtOyote half for Pratt and lialf f iStonc It Is announced that disinterested Repufijicaui were there from put of that county who will make affidavits that the Pratt Stone men outnumbered the Tay lor men something like three to one On the other hand the Tay t jar men claimed to have theureg ular organization and their chair man refused to appoint tellers but rI V took a vivavoce vote and announcedI the result Tbeseare the lspatclesie Ii and there has not yet been a denial Jt is a most f r deplorable condition of affairs which tif persued elsewhere will- S r 4 damn the prospects of the Ken i Plucky Republicans beyond hope 1 James Sullivan Hurt jJames Sullivan the efficient and X popular Road Supervisor for theI v Louisville Nashville Railread was painfully hurt near Madison 1 jiS yvillayt d ynd 11I be inca TJpacTiMed l rsometmN He wasI 4 in charge of a foice of men and L j standing ontheaide of a ballast 04oj car at the time of the accident JDoe of the limbers that form tbeI 3ri5itles of the car and which was i up in position for unload f L fell t striking Mr Sullivan o- nt ing the right shoulder side and lip ffand painfully bruising and scrap tii ing those parts He was thrown over against another car and caught keeping himself from fall ing to the ground I vft Peace When There is no Peace 1ff From the Pidncab Sue- tI The Madisonville Hustler withI Y ti a sharp knife up its sletve forI J everybody not for Hardin is con i t H Ittiding fur peace in the Demo icrati ranks The Hustler mayI not think so but it is going to haveJ jssr asiiflpalatablea 4 dish of crow to eat after the Louisville conven j tion as any other member of the pies gang r I Efntci to Win L From Ibe Curiejvllle licrald I Qnq of the impossibilities in Kentucky politics now is to say I just who is leading for the Demo piiratic nomination for Governor The Republicans say whether it is Goebel Hardin or Stone does not matter theyexpect to win Thirds Headquarter A strong effort will be made to have Paducah selected as head J quarters of the Third Kentucky Infantry his claimed this city is Ii y t tho mostsulta 1 te place in this en- dr of the State and will give Bowling S Green a hard fight for the prize Pdducah Leader3 a i 4 A VIce President4 I r B Atkinson returned if v slerdayfrom Iouisfville where lie attended the State Commercial iCpnventlonand read spaperoWi the States Timber and Mineral f Resources Mr Atkinson was I 4 I honor 1 withtltqappoiptnent as I rt f Sta t or i ft anizationfortliq Second Con giessioiial District H Struck byLlghtnlHf I A fevy morning since Mrs Bas v corn lost a lua6lecbw by lightI ning Just about the time for Ecmilking thecrai stort1l was u truc ai killed J 1ct L the cow ft was a severe toes r r 1Jap McGregor has developed f1 into a cow trader of some propor I UonB but he donsnt seeni to have I studied very closely and the last tfe fI I cowJle sold has caused some mer J I 16n I rinsenrA r qI t 1 1 BIG FIRE Coal Washing Plant at St Bernard Coke Works IS PRACTICALLY A TOTAL LOSS Burned Last NightA Strong Suspicion of Incendiarism NINE THOUSAND DOLLARS INSURANCE nightIthe alarm of fire and a few minutes later the switch engine took up the cry and whistled the call for help to all the working people of Ear liugton It was the coalwashing- and coke crushing plant of thb St Bernard Coal Co An army ot men were on the grounds as fast as their legs could carry them The fire laddies started with the hose and even dragged along the chem ical engine which by the way did do a little good at one time Thercwas plenty of water but no pressure and the big pulsonetter in the plant was crippled so that it was of no avail Steam was started in the bOlted arid efforts made to work the pumps but in vain so that there was very little that could be done Still all hands kept hammering away doing what little there was posstble +toVtlo The trestlework and buildings burned i rapidly and fell in from time to time borne down by the weight ol the various machinery throughout the plant Finally the fire burned itself into a harmless condition against a part of the coal bins that were filled with wet slack the ends of the bins giving way and poured the wet slack upon the burning timbers belowIThere is strong suspicion of jn cendiarism entertained by the guards Esquire Priest and Val lace Crenshaw who report having run off two suspicious looking characters not long before the fire and say that when they got back to the coke plant the buildings were ablazeIf had been connection with the city water works much could have been saved although the alarm cme late There was 9000 insurance on the plant as follows Royal2 500 Manchester 1500 North British and Mercantile 2500 Lancashire 2500 all placed in the Earlington agencies of these companies This will be the first time the St Bernard Coal Company has ever called on insurance companies to settle a loss The company has had a very enviable record in the matter of fires The loss will stop all operations at the coke ovens lor some time and until a new washing plant can be erected and new washers built and the plant equipped with the necessary machinery Some fifty men are idle this morning on account the shutting down of the plant The new work will be started at once Suspicious Cases Two suspicious cases of eruptive fever bearing strong resemblance to smallpox were discovered and isolated by the health officers last night and seven men who tfad been exposed were vaccinated and also isolated in another place All are colored The first case was Anderson and the second a man who boarded at the Anderson house These two are keptin the house in which they were found and guards were stationed around the place Those who had been exposed were put ntoa box c rafter vaccination and set off on the spur track some distance dim the road below the No 9 Mine Billie Hewlett guarded the car last night I The cases if smallpox ard a very light type the afflicted ones suffering little and very little trouble is anticipated For prompt and elhcient work commend us to the Earlington Board of Health and officials t Bricklayer and Plasterer J have located in Earngton br the purpose1 ol serving tha public in the capacity of bricklayer afid plasterer which has been my trade for many I solicit this EarliqgtonpeoPleand ny Jillbavoprompt t- J te i 77Ti J1 ii if tfJ MISSING cAPi lIllY A Valued Officer of the Signal Corps Lost Through the Treachery- of Hegros Natives HE WAS LAST SEEN SWIMMING FEEBLY Gen OtU Buy the Cnmitnliin Atfalni tiPlpni Inmtrireiiti Will Go ou VltU tl tOiiont AltKre lve lien l olbjo Purlnsr the Haln Seaiou Now BeginnIng Manila Mny 20 1115 a mCllpt Tilly of the signal corps with a de tachment inado up of other member of jim lauded at Kscalauto oil the island of Negros to pick up ulii repair the cable The natives had a white Slug flying over the cablehougi when the party landed The latter howeVer were no sooner on shore than they were fired upon by the natives They at once took to the water and a number of them were picked up by a boAt but Copt Tilley and two native men tit the party are missing Geii Smith with a detachment of troops ha started on hoard a gunboat to Investigate the affair The transports Senator and OhIo have arrived The Affair Dencrlbed New York May 2uThe Heralds Manila dispatch describing the loss of Copt Tilley says that when the nu lives fired upon the cablerepairing party Copt Tilley and one of the men at once threw themselves into the water The commander of the Recor der running a great risk managed to catch the launch and put oft train the bank to save it from being captured by the rebels- Meanwhile a rain of bullets was fall ing all around the fugitives The sec ond mate wee picked up by the launch just ha he was sinking but was alive He said that the last ho saw of Copt leeblylThe steamer was far out from shore but those oh board could see that the other Malay seamen were caught by the rebels flogged nnd then cut to pkces The ship returned to Hollo stopped find within an hour troops were dig patched to the scene of attack The Cnnipnlurn Will Go On New York May 30A dispatch to the Herald from Manila says Gen Otis says contradicting the general Impression that the campaign against the Filipino Insurgents will be prosecuted by tho American forces with the utmost aggressiveness possi ble during the rainy season Gen Lnwton is of the opinion that an early set le eritbt U troubles and the clofeof hostilities le fiend largely upon American protec tion to the working classes in their peaceful occupations while waging In cessant war against the nrmed forces of the enemy from this time forth by menus of guerilla warfare Rain Wont Stop Them Ha will show tho Insurgents by vigorous action on the rivers lakes and mountains that their belief that our troops can not campaign In the rainy seasons or In the mountains Is untrue Later it Is possible that the chang ing condition may demand garrison Ing by districts so that the valuable port of the island will IMS safe for the Investment of capital and the prosecu tion of industries until Americana lire completely dominant Quick transportation of the cavalry and the pnck mules Is desirable ns n means of rounding up the Insurgents The Srlndln Out of CommUitlnu San Francisco 1Ifny30The United States collier Sclndln tins gone out of commlseiou and will be converted into a flouting coaling station She and the Brutus will be anchored near Mis sion Hock and will supply warships with fuel until thq government estab Itches a coaling station on the rock No Pardon for Mm Mnybrlelr New York Mny 30A special to the Herald from Washington says Great Britain line again reused the request of the United States that Mrs Maybrlck be pardoned Tlln Is there suit of another application suede for her release by Ambassador Choate Two Brother Drowned Astoria Ore May 20Two brothers named Anderson wero drowned In Youngs bay by tho Capsizing of a sailboat They were near shore when the accident happened and tha water was scarcely over their heads The bod ies were recovered Efftlitr Musing Prospector Seattle Wash May iOT Po Rob- Inson of Oakland who hqs just returned from Copper lllver Alaska propectorJ1ln 1p m I1 hy I4J1btDIDa New Yorkloloy 30 Lightning struck the large stock barn of Adrian Itellii Jr atScarvuda1e N Y Sunday night and the building was burned with Its valithble contents Lose 50 000 A Cblneio Sulcldo Berlin May 30An attache of the Chinese ministry at Paris ChoMin has committed suicido by shooting himself with a revolver He was suf fering from an Incurable malady Twill 5on bo Doctor nooiovcH New York May30It la stated thai the GOT EooBovclt Is to receive tho de gree of LL D from Columbia univer sity during tho commencement cxer clicK next week Mrs Kllroy Dead Mrs Bridget Kilroy mother oi our good Joivfismen Lawrence and James Kilroy and for many years a resident of arlington died here Friday njght while on a visit to her sons She had made her home in Chicago for a few years past The remains verc itaken 0 Rus sellville Ky where IheyWerein tredIieside the husband and several children of the deifeasad 0 t1I i I j j c PHILIPPINE VOLUNTEERS A Plan Iroiiunod to Have the Presi dent Meet the Iteturnlnir Vol niiteerN nt the Twin Chic Wash lug ton May 30A11 the volun leers now In tluV Philippines If they are mustered out nt San Francisco are Mlnnenpolistendered n rousing welcome made notable by the presence of President McKinley The president hall been anxious to meet nil tho troops who served n the Philippines If this were practicable and he ngrced to go to Minneapolis nnd St Paul to meet the Minnesota volunteers With time pos sibility that the president tnlght bo unable to continue his trip further west the Twin Cities huvc undertaken to arrange for the mobilization of nil the volunteers as their guests The organizations if mustered out at San Francisco will be transported to Min neapolis and St Paul as th at the Twin Cities After the jubilee the troops will go hante to respec the stales at the expense of the states The programme Is to hnve the North rind South Dakota Montana Colorado Tennessee Iowa Pennsylvania Ken sas ujiJ Nebraska volunteers at this gathering anti If possible those front the states of Washington Utah Ore gon nnd California The date upn which the troops will reach St Paul and Minneapolis will depend upon the rapidity with which trnngpoits can be placed nt their Ills posit by the war department but it Is expected thnt once started the troops will nil be landed at San Fran cisco within six weeks The first of the troops are expected to prrive by the middle of June tnul the last by August 1 Tint jubilee therefore probably will occur early in August The presidents acceptance of this in vitation lees nut necessarily mean that he has abandoned his contemplat ed trip to the Pacific coast How much he will extend his trip wet of Mimic spoils will depend upon circumstances END OF A CHECKERED CAREER Ur Cornwall or lean n CUT Take fill Own Life III Itemark nblc Career Kansas City Mo Mmuy11Dr lllch ard Cornwall n prominent local phy leiuu with 2 varied career committed suicide at the home of Ills brotherin law Ur J C Whittier yesterday Rliootlng himself through the head ind dying almost instantly He left a note saying that despondency over financial affairs prompted the act Dr Cornwall wan 33 years old and had n wife and child He came to Kansas City from St Louis several years ago and had passed through sev eral thrilling experiences in his life time Early in life lie was accused of tak ing the life of a young St Louis girl- y means ofjjoUoned flowers Nine mouths he pell with a promi nent St Louis girl She died suddenly and allegations of poisoning were made Her body was about to bo cremated when her relatives demanded that the coffin be opened The matter vnn dropped He was also connected with the disappearance of Miss Maud Belle Iloncstcele daughter of n Ken SOB City physician in 1804 and who tins never been found to this day In St Louta on July 7 1S97 Dr Cornwall killed a brother Herbert Cornwall who he claimed to have found in the act of beating their fa timer He wall tried for the latter crime nnd found not guilty There were no witnessesFour ago Dr Cornwall marr- Ied a second time the lady being Miss Ida Woods whose parents live in Michigan LOWER COURT SUSTAINED The ArUhnmiH Supreme Court Sn thin Jho Demurrer Interposed liy Insurance Companies Little Hock Ark May 28The state supreme court sustained the dc clblou of the lower court in sustaining a demurrer interposed by the Insur ance companies In the famous anti trust suits begun by the attorney gen eral The prosecutions contention that Insurance companies which belong to rating bureaus in other states can not do business in Arkansas was over ruled nnd many of the affected com panics are already reopening their Ar kansas offices Murdered tier Father Hapid City S D May 29Lena limits aged 14 and a younger brother children of Frank Bouts a Ilurllngton tie contractor of Iennlngton county are under arrest the girl being charged With murdering her father She shot him through time head while lie slept The man woe cruel to his family who lived halfstarved much of the time Adopted AntlHoinc lleoalntlon lingua LnOrandc Irovliieii of Santa Clurn Mny 27TIe generals of the Cubans in this district inet here Fri day adopted anti Oornez resolutions fitjiffil to disband their crmnwnda nail to cause arms to bo surrendered to the Alcudes but to accept no muney for theta Indvrillctloii Off American Cattle Washington May 2DJho United States embasBy at Brussels has reported to the stae department thht the lielglun government hits by decree Is sued on the 23th instant rescinded the interdiction upon the Importation oi American cattle The decree takes effect May SI IrnnU Novak Sentence Afllrmed Des Moines la May 27Time state supreme court handed town u decision In the famous Frank Novak murder case affirming time verdict of the low er court which vas imprisonment for lifej6 Ir Jas R Rash and son Den left for Boston Tuesday morning to be with the son and brother Frank D Rash at the closing ex ercises ot the Massachusetts School of Technology They will be gone some days and will visit Dr Jack son and family at Boston and proba bly stop at Philadelphia returning DtaMtotc CUBAN OJtiresOils Burn hitTflcs Rheu mattem and Sores Trice 26 cents SoIdi y St Bernard DrugStore 1 i 1fie IV i u Ro u V 1WMVIEIM hIRE Makes the food morefdeltclous and wholesome lOYAL tAxma MWDUI co Kfw vraw THE HANDSOFCHILDRENW- ashington t Inaugurates a New Departure in the Ceremonies- of Decoration Day TilE SOLUTION OF A VEXED PROBLEM VnlMilrer IlaiiU of Children Prom the Public School Performed flu Lorliit ltmty of gtreirlnir Flower nil the Graven of tIme fiend He finrillmi of Section 31Wnshmingtonhas custom Soldiers graves wero decorated by volunteer bauds of children lInnIlaBcarried through with the hope that II may become permanent The voter nns of the civil war are growing old and few It Is apparent that within n short time the work of decoration must necessarily pass to other hands An Appropriate Time This seemed to be an altogether ap propriate anniversary to delegate time patriotism of the country which has been aroused to a high pitch by the recent war with Spain Why should not the school children give natural expression to it by bringing together the flowers and placing them upon the graves of all soldiers This has met with a hearty response which prom Ises well for the perpetuation of the new custom Children at Every Cemetery Ha mil of children divided evenly ui to the sexes visited every cemetery in and about Washington Their official badges were white rind pink cur nations They strewed flowers on tin graves of all American soldiers of Un ion end confederate and of those who served against foreign foes Time pro gramme haul been carefull planned The assignment were made for nil of the cemeteries Time decoration was done with tho Grand rmy posts the Confederate Veterans nnJ other wui organizations as witnesses ralhei than as active participants in the strewing of the flowers Mny Suite A Vexed Problem The spirit with which the children niid rthclrteacbel1I entered Into the oil whosuggestet the idea could have asked If the new custom proves what It promises to be in Washington it is expected to spread to the whole country If it does it will solve the problem of joint decoration of Union and confederate graves and the children of the public school will hereafter do the memorial honors to the soldier dead- flECORATIONDAY AT MANILA The Graven of Three Hundred Sol diem Covered With Silk Platte nnd BeautifulFlower Manila May 31 Memorial day was celebrated at Uattcry Knoll where Scotts guns were planted fcgalnst the Filipino trenches in tho first days fighting nt Manila Nearly 300 soldien lie buried there on a bleak mound sue rounded by rice fields rough boards marking the graves which nre ranged in unbroken rows Beyond these are Spanish block houses nnd bamboo hedges which were mown by shells from the American guns The few soldiers who could be spared from the trenches came to Bat tery Knoll dusty and bronzed bearing flowers with which to strew their com Kidea graves A silk flag was placed aloe each mound Tins day was aa mild asa New England spring day when just before sunset n few Hun timed Americans gathered in n circle around Battery Knoll in Jima and brown uniforms tho soldiers were groupes of American ladles and Brownfaced na tives peering curiously at the unwont ed npcctaclo from points near by The guns of the monitor Monadnpck bombarding Paranaque boomed a significant reminder of the nearness of war Just ns tho Sixth artillery band began a dirge the thunder of the Monadnocks guns ceased while tops sounded from the bugle Col Charles Denby of the United States Philippine commission presided at tho exercises He spoke briefly of tho peculiar solemnity of tho day to Manila The chaplain of tho British cruiser Powerful made an Invocation Chaplain Pierce of the Twentythird Infantry and Chaplain Crpssey of the Minnesota volunteers delivered ora tIn and the soldiers sang appropri ate hymns When taps sounded the soldiers took tint flags from tho graves to send to relatives of tho dead Similar services were held over the dead la the Pace cemetery cot Den by was the orator on this occasion The graves were decorated with a vast quiiitity of mngniflocnt flowers UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER The Onlr Term that Situ OtU Will Offer to the Insurgent Pill tflnon Washington 11i27Whemi you desire to reenter the American military lines como prepared for an un Conditional surrender otherwise you will not bo admitted This in substance is the message given to Agulnaldos peace commls Blojicrs when they left Manila Thurs day to return to the headquarters of the Insurgent chief Our coramiBslpncrs if they Intro not already done so will receive Instruc tions to adhere to this decision CHtnpoB for reildent ot the Senate Madrid May JJThn queen regent has signed the decree appointing Marshall Martinez Compos to the plea C ney of the senate Arc you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be a z n 1 I r I c 1 rql r t f I 1 t y 2JiC t LOSS BAKING POWDER FATAL AND DAMAGING STORMS Many 1cron Killed anil Injured by Violent Storm In Nebraska t nnd IOWA Hastings Neb May 29A tenrlflc hailstorm struck this city at 345 yesterday afternoon nnd continued IS minutes during which time over 2000 panes of glass were broken fruit and grain destroyed chickens and birdI killed and injured and several personI hurtAt time asylum for the chronic Insane 400 panes of glass were broken in the main building and 1300 in the green house where nn Immense amount of damage was done The hailstones were OR large ns hens eggs und clime down with such force ns to kill ninny chick ens knock birds out of trees and break shutters and windows Young fruit on cherry apple and peach trees wait all knocked olT and man limbs stripped from the trees All winter wheat was destroyed but corn nnd other grain was not up tar enough to be effected Garden truck Is partlnllydestroyed Mrs J It 1anflcld was standing In her house watching the storm when a large window patio was smashed a piece of glass striking her In the arm making n painful wound Several oth er persons were slightly Injured After the storm people scooped up the hailstones by the pailful some filled their refrigerators Seven 1ernona Killed Omaha Neb May 20A special to the Bee from Chamberlain S D says Word reached town last evening of n disastrous and fatal cyclone which passed across the country In the vi cinity of Uijou Hills 25 miles south of this city yesterday afternoon between four and live oclock resulting in the death of seven persons and the serious Injury to two others Ilvo 1crnoiDi Injured Montczuma la May 211A tornado which htruck a half mile south of ICes wick lust evening did considerable damage The farm house of Mr McCoy was demolished anti five persons were injured Mrs McCoy probably fa tally IJuIn anti hall followed the storm and mild great damage to time growing cropp S n illicit nnil Serlou Beatrice Neb Nay 29A severe hailstorm visited this city last evening uioinghuimiciieeproperty damage ln jiirlng several persons killing birds and breaking glass by the wholesale The storm cnmu tip suddenly nnd hun dreds of people were caught while driving Several runaways occurred In which several people were Injured Severe Storm nt Mliinro DOM Moines In May 20A severe windstorm nt Mlngo In about 20 miles cast of here caused considera ble damage to property but no deaths or injuries ort reported The tele graph and telephone lines arc pros tented in that section and further details could not he had last night RENDERING IDEAL SERVICE Can Suggest No Improvement In the Coniiiiln nry Department In the Philippine Washington Mny27TIme following dispatch was received by LleittCol limlnnnl of the commlwmrj department at Manila In reply to a message sent by him to InspectorGeneral Mal lory at Malolos asking for any BUR pcHtlona as to the improvement of the service Ho Imsfonvarded to the win department for information Heplyinff to yourdispntch of yesterday Subsistence department is rCa derlng ideal service if you continue to keep here besides division commis sary two commissaries one available to make issues pnd the other to make sales nnd continue to furnish ground coffee when required methods and conditions could not be improved I state this as the result of inspection DEWEYS HEALTH IMPROVING Tho Admiral heaping the Beneflt ol- Itcitfnl Ease und Cool Urccscr at Peak Cliff Hotel Hong Kong May 27 Admiral Dewey already shows great improvement in health Installed spaciously at tho Peak Cliff hotel with lofty windows that catch every mouthful of wind from the sen he Is losing the air of languor that he wore when he landed from his blistered cruiser- It way rest that he neededrest and a cooler air lIe is getting both So- cIety at tho Peak is wellbred There arc no disturbing factors there It is here that the Ki0lish ofllccrs and their wives the government officials the rich merchants and distinguished travelers take rcfugo from the heat anti noise of the town They nfl feel n deep interest in the hero of Manila bay but they respect his desire for ijulet Will Speak for the WorlU Pair Wiehltn Has May rt Secretary J U McKnlght of time TrnnHmlBslxslppl congrifis yt tertliiy received u tote grain from exav U Francis of Missouri Htutlng thtit he would at lend time iHtetliifir of time congress here May 31 to June 3 and would make nn address on the Louisiana Purchase fair Dropped Dead Knoxvllle Tcnu May 31lion 0 fi liens dropped death yesterday of apo jiloxy lie was vlccpreshlcnt of the Mechanics national1 bunk and presU ilehl of the chamber of commerce Mr toss sened one term as mayor 4Two Younv Men Drowned Coburg Ont May 31 Gordon Wil ton and Willis Floyd sons ot promi Lent citizens herewero drowned yes terday by their canoe capsizing Are you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should be v 0 J eO r J AWFUL RAILROAD WRECK Nine Persons Killed Outright and TwentyThree Injured Some of Them Fatally THE WRECK WAS CAUSED BY A WASHOUT I The Track Undermined Itellla ned Intact Sent a Telegram to Ill Intended Wife and DledOne Vied thin Wa Ilelctued br Sawing O0 HI Arm- Waterloo Ia1lay 29The through train from Chicago toMlnneapolls over the nock Island Burlington nnd Cedar Rapids ttNorthern railways was wrecked at 115 Sunday morning at the crossing ot Sink creek about four miles southeast of this place The train consisted of five coaches in eluding malt and baggage car smok ing car two passenger coaches and sleeper Nine persons were killed and 23 Injured Trnck Washed br a CloadIlnrvt A cloudburst hall washed the sand and gravel road bed leaving time track unsupported for a Btr tchot20 feet The rails and tics held together and there was nothing to Indicate the in security of the road The engine struck time washout and was derailed In the ditch beside the track and be- hInd It the cars were plied in n con fused heap The mail car tipped over and telescoped the baggage car be bind while the rear end of the bag gage car In turn telescoped pie smoker The root of the sleeper ploughed its way through the day coach while the lower half of the lot ter crashed through the sleeper The engineer and fireman jumped from tho train and escaped with slight Injuries Sent a Menace to III Love and flail Mr Schweppe of Alton Ill was brought to this city alive but died at eight oclock He was badly cut about the head and It was evident from the beginning that his Injuries were fatal lie was on his warto Minneapolis where he was to yesterday lie naked his physicians to telegraph his father and his sweetheart Tell her he grasped that I have been detained by a wreck and can not keep tho appointment on time Dont say any more ItalicS Train Go to the Ilcaene The news was brought to this city by a mall clerk the fire whistle was blown i oswtteh cnglno and coach hasti ly prepared and n relief train was sent very speedily The injured pas sengcrs were extricated from the de bets and brought here Another relief train soon arrived Jrom Cedar RapIds and took a number of seriously injured to be treated in the hospital in that city A Passenger Story F J Day ot Allison la a passen gee enldi- Tho train was running nt good speed and at a point about three or four miles from Waterloo it left the track Tho engine and baggngo car were thrown about ten feet The en gineer evidently had his engine under excellent control as I never saw such n sudden stop The smoker where 1 Eat telescoped tho baggage ear and I found myself with time brakeman on the root of the day coach hind tHe Arm Sawed Off Will Schollian of Waterloo who travels for a St Louis tobacco house mind makes hjs headquarters in this city suffered more severely than any other of the Waterloo passengers He was found In the second passenger coach to which he had gone after leaving the smoker his arm crushed between tho front end of the sleeper and the side of time car holding him fast in ihd wreck Ha did not lose consciousness but begged that his arm bo sawed off to release him When It was found that there was no possibility of saving the arm this was done the amputation being effected by a com mon handsaw Mr Schollian displayed time utmost fortitude and after he was relented walked to the adjoining farm house of Mrs Caroline Mericle where he was resting quietly at Inst report Mr Day in speaking of the cause ol the accident said Must Have Deen a Watempont There must have been a watcmpbut for a powerful stream of water washed thd dirt out from under the track for a distance I should think of half a mile With time foundation gone there was nothing to hold up the rails nnd as the weight of the trait struck the weak spot down and ore wentWilliam Schollian ot Waterloo whose arm was amputated In order to release him from the wreck has since died AGUINALDO REPORTED DEAD Tbo Report Not Yet VerlUcd QenC Loan to Retire from Command In the Field Manila May 20ho startling re port Is published hero by tho Spanish newspapers that Agulnaldo Is dead Tho story has created considerable continent but it has not yet been verj fled nor is the channel through which the Information Is alleged to have been derived made known The papers however state with great posltlveaaaq that the Filipino leader is dead slid that his death wai the result oi either suicide or assassi nation All attantpts t confirm thh report have thus far failed Oen Lun H to retire fromcommand in the folfeM toe wound which he re cently nul4 b troublUg him great A Card of Thanks I wish to that I feel under lasliDR- obligalloDSfor what Chamberlains Cough Remedy has done for oar family We have used it In so many cases of cough lung troubles and whooping cough ancfil bas always given the most perfect satis faction we feel greatly indebted to Ibe manufacturers ot Ibis remedy sad wish them to please accept oar hearty thanks Respectfully MastS DOTY Des Mpmes Iowa sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlinglon Ben T Robinson Morton Gap George King St Charles Mr arid Mrs N I Toombs were in SlauBhtersville Tuesday i t i IS THIS YOUR JORYJEvcy bid taste In mouth my tongue Is coated head dizzyIand what food I eat distresses me I have a heavy feeling In my stomach I am getting so weak that sometimes I tremble unstrUngIam as tired in the morning as 4at nleht doctorsayI pure blood What is his remedy + i- A4 J lou must not have ow const pated bowels if expect the iarsaparllla to dolts best work But Aycrs Pills cure constipa tion We have a book on Paleness and Weakness which you may j have for the asking Wrfta loom Doctors Jl- Iprh T01l Would like to room emInent about condl puttcuiareInteptyAddrcsi un J a AVER CjLowell AlAI F w CHOICE COLLECTION Things Brought From Cuba by Our Volunteer Boys 1 FOR EARLINQTON LIBRARY A handsome collection of some thirty photographs of interesting subjects In and ar iindtIIavana Cuba has been presented to the Earlington Free Library and will be put on exhibition there These are presented with the compli ments of Licut Paul P Price and Eldred Davis and Carl Woolfalk In addition totlis Carl Wool folk has left with Mr J J3 Atkin son for the Free Library four very interesting and some of them curl ous articles common about the Cuban metropolis There is a hand of Havana tobacco a fragrantfspecimen which many a smoker would like to put in his pipe A box of curious little wax matches with popping heads of Havana manufacture accompanies the to bacco The other articles arc a loaf of Cuban bread which does not look very palatable and a curi ous pair of shoes The latter are of canvas low like a tennis shoe and have soles made of tow curiously twisted and wrought These things will beput orf exhibition at the Library museum TUE BEE unhesitatingly expresses the public gratitude for these in teresting mementos of our returned soldier boys Messrs W C Morton C E Owen and Dr W P Ross of Madisonville returned yesterday from Louisville where they had been attending the State Cmmer cial Convention II H Hole man returned the day before I Bailey was also in Louisville with his son and remained 4 Mr David Burr of Swarthmorc Pa who has been visiting his son W F Burr here for some weeks left for home Wednesday morn 9Miss Clara May Howe of Nash- vIlle came from Hopkinsville yes terday for a brief visit to Mrs J B Atkinson j Miss Sue R Burr will go to Chautauqua N Y soonto attend a summer course in Kindergarten instruction A young unmarried Earlington man has been looking aroundfoi a tovn lot and hin friends arc von dcriru why Master Ltggst Bailey of White Plains is visiting Frank and Leo Withers djI The IJnglc Klnar otnll DlfrfT is noted for its keen fcar and dms tinct vision So are those person who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvo for weak eyes slyes sore eyes of any kind orgranu lated lids Sold by all dealers at as cents Subscribe for Tnk BKK if i Tw 7 I V L 4 h I S Aj1 OCl1e IeePAUL M MOORB Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Itnlred lbs PcstDmce it Barllnxton it Second t Ianmatter 4 SUBSCRIPTION RATES OaYulrlclrlnadnnc fooso ThrnMoab SIntUCopitt II II malld fr on applicationb dr Corrtipondentt wanted in aU 2 onnlY Addreaant for particulars THURSDAY JUNE r 1899 i ANNOUNCEriENT 4flRATTVe are autbotlted lo announce Judge 1 Clifton I Putt of Hopkins County at a can didate tor the nomination for Governor of the tJ State of Kentucky subject to Ibe action of tbe Republican party T1 PRESIDENT MCKINLEY it nowap I pears cast the deciding vote that put Commodore Dewey in corn- S 4 o mand of the Asiatic Squadron at the beginning of the SpanishAm wcricanwar He simply prevented Secretary Long from turning Dew ey down Just another instance b of the wisdom of the president IN the Democratic primary Sat urday Orr outran them all The vote was Orr 717 Clark 464 Teague 271 and now some Hardin menare wondering who the Goe bel leaders were working against I PERHAPS for fear that some bodys little political prestige might 1 be disturbed and not last until the millenium we had best not have i S a Republican nominee for govern or Do lets quit manpartisan 5 itshipand act upon principle TilE Bee favors the nomination ofI f Judge Clifton J Pratt fur governorr 1 because it believes he entanglements and could unite the Republican vote of Kentucky be sides carrying a large vote outside party lines There are other men who are- S just as able and would make just J as good governor but those who possess the qualities and standing that are required in the winner this year are few Qrayson For PrattIThe Grayson Eagle published at Litchfield one of the best papers in the State contains the an nouncement of Judge Clifton JIim Pratt for the Republican nomina lion for Governor and reproduces 3rinfull both of TIlE BEES editorial Swriteups of that gentleman who is just now making things so in teresting for the other aspirants for gubernatioual honors And 1 THE BEE has advices from another source that Judge Pratts au nouncement is being given a kindly reception in Grayson BEE Earlington Thank you Brother Moore But we dont think we have the best paper published for THE BEE is a firstclass paper and the supporter of a mighty good man for Governor A man whom it nomtinated will carry the State in No vemberGrayson Eagle Good Democratic Advicei1 Our Democratic contemporar of the sound money kind are say ing some things that contain wis dom and advice for the Republicans of Kentucky If the party is not altogether blind this advice will be heeded The Lexington Herald says of the Kentucky Republicans h If the rank and file of that parly would assume command and nominate a clean Sandcapable ticket it would at once rendert 4theresult extremely doubtful but our- State today both parties are not under the control of its rank and fileIIf the Republican party in Ken a tucky is not under the control of r its rank and file this is the year that the rank and file should as sume control Let the Republi cans from principle without the r hope of fee or reward come out J and take part in this very important canvass and assert themselves as they could so decidedly that no man would dare go contrary to their wishes Let them select a man for Governor who can hope to win at the November election1 and then elect him Its up to the prank and filer For Pratt and Harmony The Paducah Sun has more than e once spoken kind words of Judge t Clifton J Pratt the Republi can harmony candidate for Governor And now that paper no tices TilE BEE and the conservative r4 attitude taken by TilE BEE in the t fight for the nomination thus The Uarlinglon DIE is a staunch IUP porter of Judge Pratt for Governor on the- yRepublican ticket TilE Due is making as well as a strong tight a clean one contend- slog for harmony and certain success by wise action on the part of the parly at Lex ington t A clean fight and a strong J one for harmony withwise r action is the only kind a fight that can hope to win in this year Aof Kentucky Republican oppor I tunity None of the Republicant candidates for Governor we be e 4 I14 lieve desire the gratification of their personal ambition before the welfare and harmony of the Republicans of Kentucky But a candidate Tar an import ant office often needs the hovering watchcare of his gOMangel to protect him from his fool friends the extreme and officehungry partisans who are first Re publicans or Democrats for pie and are ever ready to damn either party as the case may be if there befde thifm the hope petty dificOIILet the Republicans of Ken tucky set before them the logical reasonable proposition and follow it to its natural conclusion that Only by selecting as our standard bearer an honest able representative Republican who is free of al liance with any faction and one whom many voters outside the party will begtedto supportonly by uniting bh such lft candidate can they hope tb poll th6 party strength and there is no other sort of candidate for whom men outside the party will vote Condition ate ripe for a possible victory in Kentiickythis year if the Republican art wise But each must keep in mind the good of the whole party and notbe led by the hope of persoaalrgxin POLITICAL POINTS Those recent pictures of Senator Goebel printed in the State papers make ihim look as innocent andI youthful as a sweet girl graduate but they fajl to bring put theI splendid quality of his agile andI industrious nerve Lexington Herald The controlling powers of De mocracy are wiser than the Republican organization infixing a uniform day all over Kentucky for county conventions elect dele gates to their State conventions Daily Leader The Bowling Green News has placed ColT J Smith late of the Third Kentucky tegitnent in the field foCoigt sin the Bowling Green district tMoktflt wW Help Pratt From tbe teitcbfield Eagle Sam H Stoaeisia candidate for Governor This will fnbake a three cornered race ahdwill We think add to Judge Pratt 4 uch more than it willdraw from 4iIm- StbNo nt teTb Stoaa tbe HtrtfordRepubMean Col Stoae nsa good man and has made tin exefcllehtofficer but his entrance into the race at this time canbe r tiBctiveel nothing more thab lfttdverthing Republican county conventions to elect delegrtteslb the State con- Vention haVe beth ctlldintheI following counties Laurel atLon don June 12 Grayson at Leitch field June 56 Scott at Georgetown June 19 Firs WIIlIaiHIgIekrt Mrs Wm Igleheart nee Ruth Priest formerly of his city where she spent her girlhood afterward moving to Henderson Ky has een made president of the Ladies Literary Club of Salt Lake City Utah Mrs Igleheart how resides n Salt Lake City where her husband is a prominent newspaper man Evansville Courie- riInningtbn d nn News The farmers of this vicinity are almost through planting cornaod Setting tobacco A protracted meeting conducted by Rev Burden and Rev Munn will begin at Mannington Saturday night before the second Sunday in June The baseball gas between the Red Hill and NortohVille boys Sunday was nplodale Red Hill beat them too bad o mention York McIntosh and wile visited la Morons Gap a few days last week Cordle Carroll will visit in Earlington Saturday Mrs Zick Price was very sick last week bulls better now Mrs Bettie Mcintosh and daughters spent Saturday night and ISdnday with Mrs Mary Barnesnear Nortonvllle Rev Lamb will preach next Saturday night and Snndty at the residence of Mr John Teague near Pleasant HilltMr Otho Price had the rtune to get his hand cut very badly one day last weekGus McIntosh made a business trip lo Crofton Tuesday Misses Inie aba TUB GOnspent Tuesday with lheMiuesMcIatoib Charlie Keys UH1 Fntnklin Oglesby went lo Crof ton Tuesday What bas becmarofU No HooV Would like to bear from him Miss MoRgieHantfaas returned from a months visit in Croft Tbe boys of this p1secbavnorganized a baseball ninetTbe rain of Monday Corning will put rarmersbaclrflbtWlt1wotlrMr will be preached by RevMal4bh fMadlonvillC in a short while TtHofIOl decided et but will bs Ask R A R to tettipuItwbat was a aid 10 him Sundiyerenliig rand tee Ube wont say IcantltWOulditftkotne too long MAMWAS PaT Mrs E A Chatten rand the children Katie and Harfordare expected home Friday School closed this week and they come ome forthe summer The doc or will now be no longer a bach lor Onthe First Step is Difficult The first step in Spring should be to cleanse Natures house from Winters accumu lations Hoods Sarsaparllla does this work easily It is Americas Greatest Spring Medicine Itpurifies tire blood Ias mlltons of peopte say It makes the weakstrong as nervous men and women gladly testify It cures all blood diseases ns thousands of cured voluntarily write Ills jost the medicine for yon fca you will gladly say after you have given it a fair trial Bad BloodIO Although vast 70 years of ago I am thoroughly well It was throe bottles of Hoods Sarsaparllla that made roe so after spending over 00 in medical attendance My trouble was a raw tore on my ankle Mns LouisA MASON Court Street Lowell Mass Running Sores After worrying four months I gave my children Hoods Sarsa parllla and It cured them or running sores floods Pills cured me of dyspepsia slid constipation Mns KATE K THOMAS 31 Governor St Annapolis fd Consumptive Cough 10 Five years ago 1 had a consumptive cough which re duced mo to a skeleton Was advised to take Hoods Sarsaparllla which I did and recovered normal health I have been well ever since MATILDA UBIDOEWATFR Cor Pearl and Chestnut Sts Jeffersonville lad 1tnclJSallJahtUilln llnod I1IU cur liver Illi the nonlrriming soC bhlrcatliartlo to tAke with lIooSaiji11 The Republican County Conventions From the Louisville Commercial It appears that the list of candidates for the Republican nomination for the Governorship is now complete and that the struggle fotI this honor will be confined to Mtssrs Pratt Taylor and Stone who announced their candidacies- in the order given These gentlemen are all available for leadership in the approaching campaign and the Republican State Convention can not make a mistake in choosing between them With a leader from this list and Gocbelism toI fight the Republicans should win the battle for control of the State this year by a substantial majority It ought not to be possible even by manipulation of the election machinery under tle Goebel law to count them out There no occasion therefore for acrimony in the campaign for the favor of delegates to the Re publican State Convention To be plainer about the matter it will be a colossal blunder to hold any more such county conventions as was held in Marion county on Saturday last A few more scuh exhibitions of intolerance by presiding officers and of outside interference in coun ty politics as happened at Lebanon will render Republican defeat at the polls next November certain enough to satisfy the most vindict ive Democrat in Kentucky The Commercial does not pre tend to say which side may have been at fault in the convention referred to It docs not pretend to say which set of the delegates chosen is entitled to seats in the State Convention but it does not hesitate to declare that the Republicans of Marion county are at fault in permitting the antecon vention canvass to get into a shape of which Saturdays disagreement was probably the logical outcome t- It seems clear that to a certain extent they permitted external influences to disrupt them and for this they can not escape responsibility It was their duty as it is the duty of Republicans in every county in the State to notify the reckless partisans of all the candidates for the gubernatorial nomination who come prancing into their territory from the outside that no foreign assistance is needed in the conduct of their conventions It was also their duty to repress within their own ranks all such extravagance of protest as was likely to result in such a split as finally occurredand as now puts upon the State Convention a delicate responsibility with which it should not have been burdened Republicans generally will hope the Marion County Republican Convention is to be the last of its kind Snap Conventions From Lexington Leader One of the counties in eastern Kentucky has already held its Re publican convention more than seven weeks before the State Con vention to which it sends delegates In nine days after the announce ment of a distinguished candidate for Governor the party organiza ion in this county called a convention and instructed its delegates for this gentleman before candidates for various offices had been given reasonable time to announce and without anything liken opportunity for a canvass by Repnblicans who might wish an opportunity to present theirI claims This is the kind of trigger work that brings party organization into disrepute breeds dissensions and provokes disastrous factional conflicts East India is to have 550 miles of 30inch gauge road tt t L INDORSED PRATT Livingston Republicans Pass Strong Resolutions Special loTus DIE Southland Ky May 28Tht Livingston County Republicans met here yesterday and selected delegates to the State Convention instructing those delegates to cast the entire vote of the county as r uiimtfor Judge Clifton J Pratt as long as his name is before the State Convention and alter that for HonW S Taylor aft second choice The convention endorsed the National and State administra tions the St Louis platform and Senator Deboe The following are the delegates to the State Convention Harman L Sedberry G W Aydelott W T Purvis T B Hall D B Sexton H C McCord C W MarionThese are the resolutions adopted Resolutions I We the Republicans of Livingston county in committee assembled do reaffirm our allegiance to the National Re publican platform adopted at St Louis in 1896 and pledge our hearty inpport to the same and especially do we commend to the voters of Livingston county the wise and patriotic administration of lion William McKinley 2 We most heartily indorse the wise and just administration of W 0 Bradley and the wise and fearless manner In which he vetoed the unjust and vicious measures passed by the Democratic Legislature 3 We hereby tender to Hon W J Deboe our heartfelt thanks for lha manly and patriotic stand taken by him In the U S Senate for the administration and in support of Republican principles 4 Resolved further that the delegates appointed to the Republican State Conven tion at Lexington July la 1899 be and the same are hereby instructed lo cast the en tire vote of Livingston county as a unit for the Hon C J Pratt for the nomination of Governor We recognize in him the blending ofall the nobler qualities of superior manhood and we know him to be a polished scholar an able jurist and a thorough gentleman He is abundantly equipped for the duties of that high posi lion and would serve with credit to him self and his constituency and further we find in him a true friend and thorough representative of the faith and all things so dear to every Republican of Kentucky and Ibis UnionJ R SBDBBRRV Chairman T B HALL Secretary DOWN IN TilE NINES The fact that labor organizations sometimes convert tbeir members into beggars by ordering strikes is a poor recommenda lion to those who look to be guided in tbe path which leads to peace and plenty Among the South Diamond miners making friends here a brief call last Sunday were Superintendent Harris and foreman Pat Blair Tbe Sebrce mine is said lo be profited by tbe Southern Indiana strike as they are shipping considerable coal to Evans villo and other Indiana points The report is in circulation that sometime ago the colored miners in a neighbor ing county were taken into full fellowship with tbe whites when the U M Workers organized a lodge there But they soon found the sole purpose of this feigned kindness was simply lo render them useless lo themselves and employees and that Ibeir membership was no longer de sired when that object was accomplished and they were given a hint lo leave While this should be a warning to them we find that an occassional colored miner through the persuasive tongue of the agitator is led to believe false doctrines One a few days ago showed his advocacy of their cause by uponheone in sympathy with him he sought other fields of labor where he can continue lo tow seeds of discord Weigher James Fegan says that No 9 YOU Cain- Rodqe ThctnD- id you ever try to dodge the raindrops P Did not succeed very well did you Its just ns useless to try to escape from the germs of consumption You cant do It They are about us on every hand and we UfO con stantly taking them Into our lungsThen why dont we all have this disease Simply because these germs cannot gain afoot hold in a strong throat and lungs Its when these are weak that the germs master The body must be well supplied with fat The danger comes when the blood is poor and the body fs thin If your cough does not yield and your throat and lungs feel raw and sore you should not delay another day Take Scotts Emulsionof CodLiver Oil with Hypophos phitcs at once It will heal the inflamed membranes and greatly strengthen them as well The digestion becomes stronger the appetite better and the weight increases The whole body becomes well fortified and tho germs of consumption cannot gain a foothold Its this nourishing sustain- Ing and strengthening power of SCOTTS EMULSION that has made it of such value in nSI wasting and exhausting tiIeiie3 toe and 163 Lit druggUtt fCOTT It DOWNE Chemist Nw Yell if I 1iI 1 f j mine last week was run six full days which II rather a remarkable record when the season of the year is considered The St Bernard Company mines still continue to run almost full time In fact are pa fad to fill present orders Although the strike at Evansville and other Indiana points have given them but little extra basinets Secretary Atkinson was called to Evans vile last Saturday to look after the wants of the coal consumers who at present have no home product on account of sttlkejForeman Thos Robinson of tbe Em pita mine is fast recovering and hopes lo soon be able lo resume his duties there Engineer James Kilroy who has for the past Iwo months been a great sufferer from an attack of rheumatism has returned lo work at the Usda mine The coke supply is not now equal to tbe demand which shows rather plainly that Ihe wheels of the machinery of prosperity continue to revolve Mr Scroggins one of the Barnetly minors was called lo his final restingplace one day last week Cause of death un known to writer The miners of No tt mine enjoyed one days rest last week In order to give day men a chance to lay a new track in mine enginePresident Atkinson of the St Bernard Company tajrs be hopes to be able lo again start work In the Arnold mine in about two weeks and will then keep both a day and night crew at work A labor paper has tbe Recta Coal Com pany located at Nashville Tenn when it is close to this point Earlington Ky On the farm of Henry Drayford at Car linville III a slifoot vein of coal was struck beneath a fine rock roof He owns 700 acres of land It has become a settled fact that while labor organisations have advocated arbitration the decision of the arbitration committee is not always viewed with favor as is seen by tbe condemnation heaped on the Illinois board recently who decided against the miners on tbe wage question Tbe rations issued to the striking miners at Evansville are not what the men are used to when at work atidwe venture the assertion that many of Ibem now wish they had turned a deaf ear to the organizer who has been the cause ot their quitting work Only one mine operator who works only a few men has granted the demands of the miners and to tbe strike promises to be a stubborn one and if tbe operators bold out QS one of them says be will Until Hades freeeies over11 wont hardly end this summer and sorrow and poverty will visit many homes The following clipping from a supposed interview is of Interest so far as It shows bow little help a reserve fund is when the miners of a state must depend upon it for subsistence through enforced idleness OTbere is one thing I cant help but notice You miners are always crying bard times I see in the papers the statement of Ibe Treasurer of your organization for the State of Illinois where you have 50 ooo In your treasury What does that meanD CIt means just wbal it says 50000 You seem lo think that a great sum Well il would be for one man but there are over 31 ooo men own that so you see it amounts to about ttGo each That is a latKe sum for one man to have at tbe end of a year is il 0011 Havent you saved more than that last year If I bad my way it would be Szoo per capita We are going to use that money to extend our organization and educate our fellow coal miners to the principles of true unionism Union means strength When we have the strength we will stand a better show to settle all onr difficulties by arbitration and conciliation The time is coming when you operators will be praising our organi zation instead of condemning it Memorial Day May 30 1899 Every soldiers grave made during our unfortunate civil war is a tribute to American valor And while when those graves were made we differed widely about the future of this govern ment these differences were long ago settled by the arbitrament of arms and the time has now come in the evolution of sentiment and feeling under the providence of Godwhen in the spirit of frater nity we should share with you in the care of the graves of the Con federate soldiers President Aft Kinlty at Atlanta Once more we gather under skies of May When lilac blossoms and when violet blows And on these grassy graves we weave a spray Of Northern lily and of Southern rose Once more we hear the bluebirds song afloat The thrushes piping in the dewey dell We thrill lo hear the Northern robins note And stand ensnared by Southern mock birds spell Once more lbs winds through odorous or chards blow Tbe creamy hawthorns through tbe fences twine Lot all tbe sunrise splendors are aglow Like cataracts of red and golden wine We bring a wreath 0 martyrs numberless Who perished that your country still might live Who fought and bled Ibe unborn babe to bless That we should still be brothers and forgive hut now we come not as in bygone year When anger poisoned sorrow through and tbrongb When no one cried through blended love and tears Forgive them for they know not what they dol Thank God those days have now forever passed 4 With all their strife of party clique and clan the Northerner the Southerner at last Is simply solely an Anutican Ou Santiagos summits we unite Tbe grizzled foes of Chickamaugas day The hatreds of a Sbilob sink from sight Beneath the waters of Manila flay Abovoyour graves exultant anthems swell When Peace and Love have healed the bailies blows We flush with pride to think those fought- so well With these so brave lo overcome such foes Peace be to Lee whose honor shall not cease To Stonewall of the valorvibrant name Peace be to Grant who longed so much for Peace To Lincoln of the everlasting fame- lIlarporsWeekly MoneyOneboxofTutts many dollars in doctors bills FheywilUurely cure all diseases ofthe stomach liver orbovNtls INo RecklessAseertiin For sick headache dyspepsia malaria constipation and bilio peopteendorscTUTTS A circus elephant needing sur gical treatment was recently chloroformed in Peru Ind The an aesthetic was given through the trunk by means of a trouser leg slipped around it and packed with cotton DIGEST YOUR FOOD byfood110111 and roes lab your blOod aDd thee yea are liable to almost any dlaeaae the unman system la heir to Usa Dr Cutsledti German Liver Powder and watch the reaolta Yon will feel tharood effects after Inar oal doee Give It Price ISc atrliandbecuaviscedDr ttntMm CurM Yowr Coiah Jufct Mo4l 4na te Chtt4in Forwtleby SI Bernard Drug Store It may be said observes the Sioux City Journal that the two great lessons of the late war have powder That Throbbing Headache Would quickly leave you If you used Dr Kings New Life PiNs TbotMnds of suffererhaee proved IheiriMtcbtoi merit neyIbuild up your health Easy to lake Try them Only 25 cents Money back If not cured Sold by St Bernard Druggist Mr Pile of Rained captured a white mole one day last week says the Cloyerport News An albino as rare a curiosity as any other offcolored animal and he sent the freak to John T Smiths museum at- Cegie43Y5r Fordsvillc suffered for 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors tad for medicine to no avail until Itaaed Dr Bells PineTarHoney Tbtenaetyiakke ymeJThe commencement exercises of Gethsemane College will take place on Wednesday June 14 1899 beginning at II oclock am- A choice literary and musical pro gram will be presented The Ab bot of the Abbey of Gethsemane will preside Mrs I P SkUUy HopklaitUle Ky wtllaa la a bad case of ConstIpatIon Dr II Ie Sin moos Liver Uedlclpeeave DC more relief than anything elie I think It far svpulot lo Slack Draught which wen ted la our family All the Owensboro basks have now paid their franchise taxes for 1893 1894 1897 and 1898 after litigation beginning in the Daviess Circuit Court and ending in the United States Supreme Court A Frightful Wander Will often Clue a fawrible Bare Scald Cut or Bruise Bockleai Araica Salve toe best In the world will kill too pain and promptly heal it Curs Old Sores Fever Sores Ulcers Boails Felons Corns and all Skin Eruptions But pile cure on earth Only ajcts a box Can guaranteed Sold by St Bernard Druggist Dr Linde of refrigerator fame production weigh less than two and onehalf pounds and which will liquefy air in eighteen minutes Weak BJM are Mad 5troff dim vision made clear ate removed and granulated lids or sore eye of any kind speedily and effectually cured by the use of Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve Its put np In tubes and sold on a guarantee by all Rood drnggistst England proposes to rule the seas She has now 597 vessels warshipsSincebeen launched To Cure a Coldin One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure sac The genuine has L H Q on each tablet The Kentucky delegates to the International Christian Endeavor convention at Detroit Mich Jtine specliii During Summer we are liable to Stomach and Dowel uoubln cacti ai Diarrhcaa Colic Cramps etet for which DrU A Slmmoni Liver Uedkloela highly Treommided Some Western railroad managers are experimenting with motor cars operated with gasoline engine and one is to bestarted in regular service on the Vandalia line- S A TIMELY HINT tllat7orbl004krlcbperfectly healthy condltlontrr tkesneofDr German naverPowder Then you wilt be free front malaria fever colds and the Ktlp Dr Carlte4tGrmaa Liver Powder I the best medicine mosey caa buy For yvr CId toy Dr Ottos1 SprtiM Gum B lMm Frlsa2e aedO-eaw Iorul by- SI Bernard Drag Store r r II1 f A kiln containing about 25000 brick collapsed Greenville in the OBryan Green yards and caused considerable loss Tb lUcte Ktaf elollWtdj is noted for Itkeen1Ilplraod dis tinct vision So are tBo a ersoas who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes ItyelDroeH ofany k4fid or granu lated lids SoldbyallaJealeniat 23 cents phopcCompanywlllSOonlha to Carlow and other points in Webster county completed Pure blood la full of Life and Vlalllyr nod car rleaVitor totbsoraasottbebody Pr U A Slmmoni Liver Medicine orealw rich putt blood The twelfth annual session of the Kentucky Chautauqua will be held at Woodlawn Park Lexing ton June 27 to July 7 inclusive TEAcursDyapepTI eetloa Itegulite I1aLiver Fziee25cte Sold by StBBfaard Drug Store Fntlt Hill r Setting out tobacco Is engaging Ihu thoughts or the farmers at present liaison Smith who has been suffering from a sprain Is some better Mews WT Davis and I II Wick Mrs J Tv Wilson and Miss Nan ole Myers attended the Universalist Conven tion at Consolation last Saturday and Sun day Mr J C Davis has a smile all over his face Its a girl Mr and Mrs W C Wilson of Mor tons Gap were the guests of their brother L3LPowers iM Mrs J D While very ill at this wrlt Ing Volney Clarks horse can be found hitched at Mr David Smiths most any Sunday Mr Odie Davisot White Plains is vis iting relatives In ibis community this weekIWe are going to have a new doctor to settle down in onr community for the pur pose of practicing medicine The school at this place Is nearing a close Mr and Mrs J 11 Drown were the guests of Esq II C Helsleys family Sun dayMr Eddie Powers was the guest of his Aunt Mrs G W Barnes of Carl last Sunday Mr Volney Clark lad MIss May Flow ers attended the meeting at Highway last SundayEsq H CL Helsley was In Hopklnsville Tuesday attending tobacco sales RosE But Engine No 1313 on the Wabasb on Wednesday hauled a train of eight cars from Hamilton to Niagara Falls Ont a distance of 119 miles in 133 minutes Fifteen miles were covered at the rale of 743 miles an hour Mortons Gap News r esdames Jagoo and Coil of Madisoni ville are at present the guests of Mrs T Ir J Steele Rev Doris discoursed at the Baptist b4L Church Monday and Tuesday evenings U Mr Charles Jackson of Hopklnsvllle called on his best girl Sunday W Mr E W Bisk has returned from Hot r Springs where he bad been for healJbt A Mr Geo M Davis was In this week on buelnetsS e IMiss Minnie Downey visited her ulster Mrs Will Herndon in Earllngton Sunday it 4r Master Leslie Robinson visited bis p grandparents at Estlinglon Sunday r Miss Verdi GraddJat present vilitv f ing friends at KirkmansvilU Kyei 1 G Drowning was In MsJisonville Sun day evening 11f Attorneys Morrow and lllllsuf Madlrsonville were In Morton on legal ness Friday evening P Dr J E Williams and wife were at tr Grapevine Sunday afitrooon attending Sunday School i Mrs Lens Jones of Princeton and Miss Frye of Madisonville were the guests of qi r Mrs Charles Morton several days last week Mr Bird and Miss Pearle Davis of A Madisonville were the guests of Mils Beltie Davis Sunday 1 Chas Jennings and Waller Davis bavojgone to Rochester and the fish they catch j will be a plenty At Miss Ophelia Davis returned from MadliUIfsonville Monday jAlfred Horsefleld and wife went to Con ticord TuesdayeDr A W Davis usury Davis and Willie Davis attended the Masonic supper at While Plains one night last week Things are gelling warm in the political dworld and by contention time It will be hot Grf Newjdea PATTERNS 1 4l bit fI fi bit 4q DnATTEDLR 0= x fiIIcrewed and twisted over having to pay from to 400 a pattern We have come to 25cE = lief by securing the agency for Madisonville for fi 6 t i fi New Idea Patterns = Any one of which will cost you only w I Oc Any StyleAny Size I Oc g iifi ItYou must remember these arc just as good as any ttO f4t high priced patterns you have been using fiand you run no risk in Guying them 6fi 6= = 1 AlUGi I J BISHOP co Jfiffi THE SAME PRIOE ON THE SAME THING TO EVERYBODY J- f Pi i i i NSStAsk your neighbors 4 They allsay that we haul eteilloads fur nigh best teams and always V at tho right price fl 1 Open All Night Barnett Arnoldji I db6d dA d k i I M McCORD I t4 Contractor and Builder II IB YBAUB axpinliuo- uRARLINI3TON1I KY 11All Classes of Buildings Erected and 1 made complete ready for occupancy In r1 eluding the furnishing of all materials mechanieal and common labor S 3 PLANS DETAILS SPEdr- easonable 1and satisfaction luaran1 POATIONB I CONTRAOTS teed Estimates cheerfully given on all kinds e UP ON SHORT NO of Building and Special Work Give d- tN cbance at your work before letting IDJO jv- wwP 1 SSS4esstuslssssssessseussuptuupsrI IIcctlsor to hue Dav- isLIVERY FEED STABLEAt Main Street lust west of depo- tEARLINGTON KY IFirstClass Equipment and Prompt Service 1lteos e +sssss si a s a a sussueeaes a a ass s = aW S l U ISS U 1W II eSSSWRbIe Je WTWYMANI CASTINGS AND TIN WARE Contractor of all kinds Tin I Galvanized Iron and Conner Work I ROOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTY AND SATISFACTiON GIIARANTSED 9ef a a a S UISbS ssis ss sq a ii a sassuusssususuaura- a I pp Ti Icn el ate 4I Z3u 3nbustry we t rDt I LOCAL NEWS Mrs W S Bramwell of Nub yule is visiting here t t Mr Dick Harrison aHhs- pent I Sunday with friend UJUrl ington I Miss Birdo J ohsaea viiitatl Uhe family of MrW W ItiiwMge weakIMr F BHarrkiAMl dpflghters and Mr aad MM 1tttLi jol Morton Gap atte d d jwKWtcWiat the Christian church JSaaday Revs J F Story and I H Teal will exchange pulpits next Sunday the former preaching at Nebo and the latter at Wallonia Mrs R V Davenport returned home from a visit to Gutbrie Friday accompanied by her sister MIss Jcttie Small who will spend several weeks here Rev Roscoc M Wheat will fill 4 his regular appointments llereI Sunday morning and night at thei M E Church South His sub ject lor Sunday evening is Christian Culture 4 Rev W C Wilson pastor of the M E Church has changed his appointment at Earlington from r the first to Ihe fourth Sunday in each month and preached from I that pulpit last Sunday itEld r I II Teal baptized SUIlJ day afternoon in Loch Mary Miss 1 Georgia Wyatt and Mr Willie it Feiler and they were received that day into the Christian Church Quite a large crowd was present i and witnessed the ordinance ofc A baptism p jl Mrs E 1J Frost of Madisoni a ville accompanied by y daughters the Misses Alexander went to Louisville Monday where they will visit the family of ColI Thos W Campbell for two or i three weeks Col Campbell isI 1 postmaster Bakers assistant in the v Louisville postoflice Thu Y P S C E will holds a consecration meeting next Sunday evening beginning at 615 oclock k The leaders and their subjects are i Mr W F Burr Faith Miss Car rie Crerilhaw Prayer Miss Anna r Gowell Love and Mrs M B 4 t Long Consecration All the En deavorers are expected to be prep 4pared to take part j7 sMrV inglon Sunday returning to blid work at Henderson Monday mornti ing Karl missed some classes by staying over here but he says he isnt a married man tad I consequently has a right to go where he pleases He finishes his work at Hendorson and Audu bon this week and goes thence to Vaudalia Mo to assist Rev John M Crowe in a meeting after which follow other meetings at points in Missouri Mrs Philura Priest of Mender son started for Salt Lake City k Monday in Company with Mr William Igleheart her soninlaw t Mrs Priest has spent much time with Mrs Igleheart whom tbet t Earlington people used to know n anti love so well as Miss Ruth Ctriestschoblmarm since thet removal to that city of Mr and I Mrs Igleheart Mr Igluheart islmanaging editor of one of failing daily newspapers of Salt Ljko and is prominently identi fled with the Associated Press a i meeting of which he has just been attending in Chicagot Will Preach at Orapevlnel i Elder J H Hill pastor of thet Christian church at Madisonville f will preach at Grapeyine the sec ond Sunday in June at 3 oclock r p m Episcopal Services Rev M M Benton of Louist ville will hold services on Sunday next June 4at Assembly Hall Celebration of Holy Communion 10 a m Morning prayer nndser1 timon II a hi Service in the altera noon at 4 oclock r ABLESSIWWIWY Hound hand and foot to household drudgeryscrub bo dayJndayyou tw Irom hard ld aihkmed way of doing your cleaning vVrlth soap lPt I jij 1sI DUt LECTURE AND RECITAL Musical and Mental Treat to be Presented jit Catholic s I Church 1 i A program f 1lot interest to many Earlington people will be presented at the Catholic Church on Tuesday evening at 730 oclockwhen Rev Thos JJen- kins will deliver his lecture Men of Mark accompanied bf a choice musical program arranged by Rev A M Coenen and ren dered by a number of the best local singers The program is as follows 1 Overture OrganWillam Tell RosslalIt Charles Gounod 3 Duel for Soprano and Uauo Tba Three CallsElnt1nd Daugbljr 4 Symphony in COrgan Mozart 5 Duet for Soprano Tenor and Cho rusClsp Your Hands P- XLVIEdmund Daughly 6 II Quarany Symphony Organ Gomez 7 Chorus Lord Who Shall Dwell SolotEdmund Daughty 8 Lecture Menof Mark i Rev Thomas Jenkins 9 Triumphal March Organ Keler Bela Those who will render the musical numbers and make the even lug a deserving success arc Sopranos tyrs Thos Blair Misses Katie and Maggie Whalen Lizzie and Ellen Sullivan and Lizzie Viclime- rAltosMasters Nicholas Leo and Raymond Herb Baratone W C McLsqd TenorsJ T aDqHarry Coenen BassLen Huff Thco Coencn Matthew and Bernard Wichmer OrganistMiss Ellen Whalen On the Shores of Loch nary A jolly picnic party visited ourf park Monday evening and the writer had the pleasure of being of them The party arrived about 615 and drove immediately o the lake where they broke up a happy little groups in the numer Ions seats there for the accbmmo dation ofvisitors The sunset over Loch Mary was beautifulIA delightful spread by far theI important part of any picnicc was greatly enjoyed and no wonder for each girl surely tried herself by preparing the most delicious things she knew of There was ome good music and many lovers of the art enjoyed dancing for awhile Those who composed thet delightful party were Misses Suell Harp and Nutter Lexington Grant Hopkinsville Lindsey Ryecroft Pritchett Long and Moore Messrs Turner andI Laurel Ruby Laffoon Long on Daves Nisbet PritchettI Hall Hopewell Sheritan Mrs Dr Ross chaperonedt party Around the World W C Sanders of 76 West Main street Battle Creek Mich passed through Earlington last Thursday morning May 25 enroute aroundi the world on a bicycle gray hair but seemed full of ginger and talked lightly of the big jour ney he said he wouldaccomplish He left Battle Creek on May 8 and said the worst roads he had ever encountered were betweene Evansville and Madisonville upon which he spent two full days He proposed to go to New Orleans hen west to the Pacific coast then orth and around belting the United States He then proposed o sail for Cuba South America etc and take in the world atI arge He was selling in cities a- ittle contrivanceto hold in place the top of an open cigar box to pay expenses Best way to Invest 35 Cents 1899NewyourNublanray family and It is all that you claim jjtriedeel bad and are iASold by St Bernard Drug SloreiChristian Won 7WChristian county fiddler captured he first prize at the oldfashioned i fiddlers contest at Paducah last week RELIEF cures ra4trNeural 51 and Toothache Sour Stomach ad Summer CompUlnU Price 25 Cenlli Sold by St Bernard Drug Store 1 Wtsbin2 Powder proSQtCpallD wt ot WOIk hundallt youn 01 e IDOrI 011 play You lb hapIu Jon1 r 114I11III1 ol w I Voc vst economy buy our kiepet C sraeuTheNT p- AI f c PHILIPPINE mm More Interesting News from Or t jeah Pritchett With Gen tiLawon Writes About a Battle and Expedition He was in The tSiiowiag ire interesting extracts from a letter written by Orlean Pritchett from Manila to pernits t heard the bullets sing in Porto Rico with Gen Wilspn and he has now been on an extensive expedi tion with Gen Lawton and in bat tie on the Island of Luzon wHe writes as follows the letter bearing postmark Manila April 24 1899 I bad been wailing rather impatiently for some news from some of my dear old friends and homefolks for about ten days and II really lookedas if I was going to get left as the mall from our Uncles country bad arrived and I was not represented still when I went into the office lale yesterday afternoon and the man gave me three let tore he could have done me no greater favor I assure you I immediately proceeded to devour the contents of all I suppose I get my shire of mail but It does seem I get very few letters butthat I ought to get some at every opportunity There are lots of ships coming hero now bringing soldiers there now being about 14000 to 16000 on the way or to come Yes If I am as lucky in the future as I was in my voyage over hero and have been up to the present time and get to go home by way of San Francisco I shall have really completed a trip around tbe world and shall be quite a traveled young man though I am sorry to say I wlllnot have the power to tell about it II fs lrnpouible5or me to describe my Journey Ladies wore ice scarce to suit me and what few there were on board seemed to cling strictly to the officers and were very clannish and a civilian was not in It with them From all reports it seems that old Kentucky has bad a severe winter While here the thermometer was at an average of degrees all Ine time We celebrated St Valentine day on ship by having upper at 10 p m Tbe band playedand we all bad a fine lime While the General is away I dont have IbeLunelaget close to the bay andsee so many ships coming In and going out I have strange feelings as if I would like to be in one of he outgoing steamers beaded in the direc ion of home and loved ones There are twelve nurses within a block my home sent here by Mrs Wbilelaw Reid and are known as emergency nurses I certainly hope to get many long letters from the United States They are always highly appreciated Speaking of the natives he says they arc very dirty looking and He writes Just think of poor me away off here nobody but old men to associate with and seems to think that if he could only talk Spanish fluently lie might interest some one beside old But he says They say lien you call on a young lady ere her duenna guardian sits in he room and hears what you have o say This would give me cold chills and I would not be able to say a word He writes entertainingly of the expedition thus On the I7tb I returned from an expedi ion of eight days into the interior of the island with General Lawton and command We killed some 150 natives captured and wounded ome75 ourselves losing seven kllledandtiaor twelve wounded not ser loutlj I was in all of the tights wit- hGeral Lawlon right in front rank whembullelsjuit teemed to rain around usTSo little bowever bat none of the ejyfts cold lOad found a resting place iq my carcass Tbe song of the bullet is nollbe finest I ever heard is sort ofa pet caUaVt sharp sound one that has a ten demylto make a person get down as low on raund as possible but as I was play iogjwjjdier carrying gun etc I couldnt dolbat I even took some shots at them rayecU Wo captured some five or six and other property We passed IhroagUmMl beautifullcouBlrtmile after mile ofJiavel ground covered by cocoanut grove trees planted in straight rows Saw lots of oranges pineapples bananas and ocohus In fact for one day we only bad cocoanut and its milk as some thing to live on I enjoyed the trip very much The General and command have gone gala into another section but he said there was no use in my going as there ras no work to do I wanted In go how yer but this is very foolish as I stand a air chance of getting killed while here I m in no danger at all One of the clerks in Quartermasters of Ice at our headquarters is going to get married here in a day or two or just as- bon as his girl arrives She tell San Francisco about thirty days ago to come o him and he expects her daily Quite a brave girl to come this far to marry a man isnt she He is a realnice fellow has bougblacarrlago her I envy hIm very much- OgrzAnA PRITCHETT A Thousand Tongues i Could not express the rapture ot Annie E Springer 1135 Howard at Philadel XingsNewDiscovery cured her of a hacking caagnJbatformany years bad made her lifea burden AllI ptber remedies and doctomcoald give her no help but the says ibUafjRoyal Cure It soon removed thopaininiFnycbost and can nowlleeplouadly Bomaihlog I can acarel remember dolngb fore lIeellike- 0undlnlllsprlleslbrouaboutlho Uni verse So wlll every one vbo tries Dr Kings New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat Chester Jiurigs Price Soc and ttooi Trial bottles freest St Ber nard UgStore every ibptjle guaranteed r The telegraphic and telephone lines of the world aggregate 2029 893 miles The mllosof wire 8254044 WDrr A Simmons Liver Medicine hat aDa llonal Jepulall ettendlng ovei about llily y t a a moil weeeWlel Live Jtcfulttor f M NOT IN SOAP TRUST The N K Fairbank Company Officially Declares That They Will Not do In Chicago May 26In an inter view today Mr James B McMahon Second Vice President of The N K Fairbank Company speaking officially in behalf of the Company expressed himself as followsWe are not identified in any manner with the movement to combine the leading Soap Manufacturers although such a movement is well under way and may eventually materialize Notwith standing the conditions in the soap trade are very badly demor alized the Fairbank Company are not seeking or encouraging any combination of manufacturers as a means of improvement Soap prices are relatively the lowest in the history of the trade The tal low market has advanced fully i cent per pound m the past few months without any corresponding improvement in the selling prices of soaps hence the present movement towards combining interests Any combination embracing the principal manufacturers through out the country might naturally and legitimately be in a position to advance soap prices proportion ately to the enhancement ofall raw materials but beyond this ef feet on our trade we are positively not interested or concerned in any consolidation of soap interests We are encouraging our salesmen in all directions to work with per fect confidence in the permanent independence of this Company of all Trust affiliations and we arc pleased to state that the soap trade continues very brisk be cause aside from the natural effect of the expected combination the current cost of all raw materials warrants materially higher prices on soaps and sensible buyers are anticipating future requirements to the full limit of their convenience in carrying stocks- Wonderful Discovery LUNSPORD ALA April 15 1898 New Spencer Medicine Co Dear SirsI have been troubled with liver and stomach complaint I had no appetite and my general health was very bad I look medicine from four different doctors and they failed to do me any good I got no relief until I began to use your valuable Nubian Tea I used about two dollars worth of it and It did me more good than 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 DAKaR Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Christian Endeavor As Rev Mr Benton of Louisville will hold service in Assembly Hall on Sunday June 4 the Endeavor Service will be held in M E Church South by invitation of Rev R M Wheat All cordially invited to attend at 615 oclock Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear There is only one to cure deafness and that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Enstacbian Tube When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when il is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can be taken out and Ibis tube restored to its nor mat condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases ouk of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but an in flamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Huudred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J CHENEY Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 75c Halls Family Pills are the best London with a population of 5883343 does with a dailywater supply of 190655939 gallons a daily consumption per head of 3240 gallons Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Us Cost I awoke last night with severe pains in my stomach I never felt so badly in all my life When I came down to work Ibis morning I felt so weak I could hardly work I went to Miller McCurdys drug store and they recommended Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy It worked like magic and one dose fixed me all right It certainly is the finest thing I ever used for stomach trouble I shall not be without it in my home hereafter for I should not care to endure the sufferings of last night again for fifty times its price O II WILSON Liveryman Burgettslown Washington Co Pa For sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington Lien T Robinson Morton Gap George King St Charles Thisweek about twentyfive colleges in the State are holding their annual commencement exercises HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature liorsolf clad In the early garb ol Iprl0 11 blOillOlUaforlh tree end llowera canning the despondent chord to vibrato to this the IDOt of all and how do you feel 7 have that tired Bhakyjeellnjr tbe forerunuer of Chilli Malaria Juer1Jf not pass this warning u It II an indication of sickness avoid this cotuult us as our advIce costs you nothing Call on your drujclit and procure a bottle of Dr Carlitedt German Liver Powder Take one dose a day at td time tot eli then follow br procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic follow a direction and after two weeki1 course ofthe e two treat remedies 011 will feet like the flowers look In ttre spring Prepare yourself for the tutorial or hot season when the atmosphere Is lull of germs If necessary your iTBtem warns you repeat the abore These Remedies la stock And sold by St Bernard Drugstore Money Found An Earlington man has found some J110n y which he is ready to- deliverto the proper owner upon proool proprietorship If the owner will call and pay TilE BElt for this notice wo will direct him tothe finder p f a t L RASCALLY SCHEME CHARGED Goebel Men to Be Sent as Delegates Under Instructions From HARDIN AND STONE COUNTIES Then Bolt InstructionsWork Ing In First Second and Other Districts Walter Forrester who is a free lance in Kentucky politics and possesses somewhat of a discern ing nose for political news and trickery charges in his last issue of the Free Press that the Goebel managers have evolved a most startling scheme to steal the dele gations to the State Convention from Hardin and Stone counties The scheme is quite Goebellike in its arrangement and very much akin to the provisions and pur poses of the law which is to con trol our elections if its author be comes Governor This scheme if it be as outlined will throw some light upon the mysterious move ments of Goebel leaders and some people who have been posing as Hardins friends in Hopkins and other counties which have been counted Hardin strongholds Here it isThe most remarkable scheme of political rascality that has ever been attempted In Kentucky hatched by the GoebelHalde man goldbug combination that is trying to regain control of the Democratic organiza Hon in this State It is nothing less than a deliberately arranged program for a lot of Goebels men in Hardin and Stone coun ties to get themselves selected as delegates to the State Convention under Instructions for one or the other of those candidates and then to ignore instructions and bolt to Goebel in the convention This is being arranged for in the First Second Third Fourth Seventh Eighth and Tenth districts The Hardin mana gers up to this time are entirely ignorant of the extent to which this scheme has grown If carried into effect it may cause a big row in Ihe convention but Goebel has said that be has no concern for any thing but the nomination and be is thor oughly satisfied of hIs ability to carry the election with the aid of the Goebel bill and Its machinery What a Kentucky Lady Did Fulton K May 33 iSpgMiss Leila Bard of this place has been for many years a sufferer from rheumatism At limes she was usable to straighten her limbs She purchased a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and began taking it and con use until she was curedShe says she keeps Hoods in the bouse all the time and strongly recommends il to others The smallpox has been effect ually stamped out at Paducah and the pest house clos d r Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hinson of Hiuloa TVIa writes us August nth 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful 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 The oldfashioned fiddlers con vention at Paducah was a grand success in every way Robbed the Grave JohnOllyarIs narrated by him as follows I was in a most dreadful condition My skin was almost yellow eyes sunken tongue coated pain continually in back and sides no apv petite gradually growing weaker day y day Three physicians had given me up tryingEleclricsurprise the first bottle made a decided improvement I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man I know they saved my lire and robbed the grave of another victim None should fail to try Only 5ocls guaranteed at St Bernard Drug Store The antirailroad clamor that a few pol iticians have been raising to cover up their own past records does not seem to be having any effect upon tbe public mind People are not much worried about the PressILat fall I sprained by left hip while handling some heavy boxes The doctor I called on said at first it was a slight strain and would soon be well bat it continued to grow worse and I conld hardly get about to work I went to a drugstore and the druggist recommended me to try Chamber Iains Pain Balm I tried it and onehalf of a fiftycent bottle cured me entirely Inow recommend it to all my lrlandsF A BABCOCK Erie Pa This remedy is for sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles Pittsbnrg Kan May 27The indies tions now are that every mine in this dis trict operated by companies refusing to sign the agreement made at last Tuesdays conference will be shut down within the next twentyfour hours and remain so un Ill June 15 the date of the conference CASTOR1AFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bwight gSlgnturoot Found A small Chatelaine watch Own er can receive the same by calling at the office of St Bernard Coal Company and giving description of same A firstclass lake steamer costs about i ooo a foot to build and equip Henry Koehler k Company Lumber Dealers of Louisville Ky invite correspondence with Mill men who have lumber for sale They buy POPLAR and HARDWOODS in mixed cars DRY or GREEN Write them Are you a subscriber to TIE BEE You should be l 1 t f CongressmanBotkins Statement 180SDrMr DEAR DOCTonIt gives me pleasure to certify to the excellent curilflvA nRIIUG nlnOOM t lh ft ItorKurCoagrettinstnatLarge Kansas Perurm and Manalin I have been afflicted moro or less for a quarter of a century with catarrh of the stomach Washington A few bottles of your medicines have given mo almost complete relief and I am sure that n continuation of their usowJl1effect a permanent cure renellJ D BOTKIN Red Hill Jottings The farmers of this vicinity are about through planting corn A great deal of tobacco was set this weekMrs Zack Price is on the sick list this weekMrs Hambjr of the Nortonvile vicinity is visiting in this neighborhood Ibis week Mr Olbo Price is suffering from a very severe cut on the hand which will prevent him from working for some time Doctor William of Crofton made a professional call near Red Hill last week In a game of base ball with Empire not long since Leo Price received injuries which will prevent him from playing ball soon Red Hill received a call from a magic lantern show last Saturday night There should be a law to prevent such shows as I this one was for il was as near notbing as was ever seen just a deadbeat in general The tame of base ball between the Red Hill and Nortonville teams last Sunday re suited in a victory for Red Hill Ihe score being 48 to ao in their favor Red Hill will play the Empire team at Empire next Sunday BASK BALL JOHNNIE Lung Irritation s the forerunner to consumption Dr Bells PineTarHoney will cure it and give such strength to the lungs that a cough or a cold will not settle there Twentyfive cents at all Rood druggists Nine million five hundred thousand bushels of coal came down out of the Piltsburg coal yards during the month of May besides the enormous amount that come out of the Kanawha coal yards most all of which bas been shipped to Cincin nail and farther South and still there is a great demand in the lower district The river is gelling so low now tbat there is DO more coal being shipped Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine creilei a good Appetite Tones end Strengthens the Stom ach and builds up Ihe Health 1000 Wanted To be secured by mortgage on excellent Hopkins county farm Address X care TilE BEE Earling toY7TMiss Doris Married Mary Doris whom all the Earlington people remember well and with pleasure as a former very popular teacher in our public school was last week married to Mr R E Wilson of Providence The marriage was solemnized in Henderson where Miss Doris has made her home for several yearsj Honesty Is the Best PolIcY Honest goods honest prices aruilionest dealings will surely bring success Every hour proves it The last days ot the nine teenth century show nothing more clearly We believe this fact and our works dem onstrate our belief Our goods are war ranted to be exactly as represented that is honest our goods are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction that is honest If any article of jewelry of our manufacture does not giveperfect satisfaction we will refund jhe money paid for such articles that too is honest J Ei DeYylder has a complete assort ment ofour goods in his store for sale at prices that defy competition These goods are made from rolled gold gold filled or solid gold stock and are warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the money will be refunded W F MAIN Co Iowa ICily Iowa Committee Called to Meet Mt Sterling Ky May 28A meeting of the Republican County Committee has been calledf ofJune 10 to select the manner and time for selecting delegates to the State Convention at Lexington July 12 Money to patent good ideas may be se cured by our aid Address THE PATENT RECORD Baltimore Md CHILDRENS DAY Annual Services Held tat the fl IL Church South The annual observance of Childrens Day was kept at the Sunday School of tlie M E Church South Sunday last aCt cording to the custom and apt pointment of that church It was a bright morning flowers and pleasant faces were there and the service was entered into heartily by a large number of children young and old The following was the program of the morning Opening songPraise to God the Father PrayerSuperintendent and school in unison SongRecitation If Hitherto and Henceforth Six little children Recitation Clarence Clark SongHo Hideth My Soul Responsive Reading SongBy the children Recitation Beautiful Things Jimmie Kee- lRecitationflLittle Moments Four little children SongTenderly Soft and ClearRecitationHazel Fawcett p SongIf Beautiful Sabbath RecitationMary Drooksr RecitationGeorge Brooks Collection for aid of destitute Sunday Schools Closing Song and bendiction Cow Strayed A black cow head and neck shows part Jersey slightly yellow down back right horn inclines in and down strayed from Earling ton Information leading to her recovery will be rewarded by T R FARQUHAU J GOODLOEr ramrnaln flierI- XRLINGToNKyjM1 GROVES TASTEUE55 CHILL TONICIS JOSY AS COOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE GO ctsU- lATTi ILLS Nov 18 1533 ran Medicine Co B t Louis Mo sold lut year o o JJeiBlr CIIIU lomcebought three Krou already this year In all our or perlence of It tbe drug burl never told an article 1111 gave universal utlteuton M your Tonic Your Uulr ADIIJTCAnn kC waHPaperlc Standard Patterns inWall Paper Good Goods at Reasonable Prices which will serve many house keepers as well as the highpricedPapers offered elsewhere OT6LAD TO SHOW YOU St Bernard General Store liti41iVc 1itJLCi An Excellent Combination- The pleasant method nnd beneficial effects of the well known remedy thoCAtJFOJlNrA laxafivemedicinally laxative anti presenting thotasteIs the one perfect strengthening laxa effeetuaUydlspeUing gently yet promptly and enabling one permanently every objectionable quality anti sub kldnoysliveror Irritating thorn make It the Ideal In the process of manufacturing figs thotasteremedy are obtained from senna and mothodImovnCo only In order to get Its beneficial effects nnd to avoid imitations please tltecompanyprinted CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO BAN FHANCI3CO CAr YPorW A NISDB1 President O W WADDILL Cashier SKopkina Loti- ntyBANE MADISONVILLE KY Captai Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 50000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1367 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to bush lalklnltIboyknow men wage earners and to women Theres safety if the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out squanderint small sums when yon have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLD KENTUCKY IttCo Compound Prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge or drugs It requires the druggis drugsrreshcompeDsallonhe WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BEK WERE CAREFUL BERNARD DRUG STORE IST Any000 ondtnge sketch endilecilptlnn ma7 JUtel ascertain our opinion tree w an Invention H pnlentnmo Onmmunlen oiuntrtrtlrconfldenthl Jlanclbookon Iatents lent free Oldest for socurIigatonts 1ntenta taken through Slum ft Lu rocuiv I fpettat noticr without charge la the Scientific Jfmericafit A handsomely lllniiratM weekly Ittrvctt tlr ca tUa or an olonllUo nomal Tornn 13 n wri fonrinoiithil Uuldbyall newitlcal- croNNCo300 New linneh OfficD e K EL Washlcton It HJ r i THOS B YOUNGManufacturer ol High Grade J Boots and Shoes Repair Work a Specialty Earl1X1gtor1 Ly I publienew work as well as all classes of repair work I have procured the services of a firstclass shoemaker horn Evansville and am now pre pared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction A Coat of Many Colors Met the Requirements of Joseph But What Your Ilouse Requires is TWO COATS of 10NDeZPrices Right Your Trade Solicited fVU QU 1 MIXED PAINTS I- UU Quality Unsurpassed St Jnnard illrug tore I 1 C I r i i i inw r r fr r x r n r it Jo dj aifltViMiit mNnWNNNNRhWrwmllWHiNNINNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNM IREV CROWE WRITES I EarllngtonI 7 Tells of the Beauties Benefits and of iPublished MethudlstIIn The Central j YMWNImMWJI y wnmwwIw WNMY H r The following letter written by Rev John 11 Crown was pub lished last week in the Central J Methodist at Louisville Quite a number of Earlington people have I been listening for this letter ever since Mr Crowe was here and THE I BEE republishes it for their pleas ure and because it contains so i many good things well said about our town and townspeople My itinerant tours among the churches furnish a varied arena for thoughtful observation and pleasant reflections For three weeks I have been among the noble miners of this modern city modern in all the elements and institutions that beautify social life and glorify commercial industrial enterprise Not an idle man has been seen walking these streets by day or by night The law of thrift insures a I state of rest and reward and con tentment smiles on happy homes Nearly three thousand souls dwell hereas cultured refined sober industrious folk as can be found anywhere The St Bernard Coal Company reigns supreme in all the activities of the people and the company merits the confidence and devotion they have won by gener ous considerations liberal pro visions and equitable compensations for those who toil to bring r the black diamond to the surface of the earth and service of man Electric lights sparkle like bril liants on the brows and bosoms of the hills and solid pavements on every street lead the wearied feet of the working force to their ha vensof coveted repose Our brother in black shares with his white brother in the impartial hen I efactions of the company Two libraries are open daily for the i races and are yell supplied with iichoice literature Eight churches SAILING ON I n furnish ample opportunity for re ligious education and attendance upon public devotions is creditable to the culture and piety of the people T To Mr Jtt Atkinson the su perintendent is due the peace and l prosperity of the busy little city He is a gentleman of rare quali Itiesof head and heart and the veryman for the difficult duties of J the position and enjoys the unqualified o esteem of all classes I have spent some delightful mo ments with him in profitable inter view and have learned the secret of his influence upon the community He takes time to be kind candidand courteous toward all the rich and poor the highand low He regards man as man not as a miner not as a distinguished minister or lawyer robed in the transcient garb of artificial author ity or superficial honors In his presence you strike a common manII hands and loyal hearts a prince wearing the livery of Samaritan sympathy and reigning on the throne of human gratitude guard ed by the dauntless sentinels of un I feigned friendships Paul Moore his soninlaw is the accomplished editor of TilE BEE one of the neatest and ablest weeklies in the State I knew Paul in his boyhood I days and saw in him the coming gettiniI merit and interest and the reading public may expect something of TJ rarest genius and laudable enter prise from the city of beautiful parks and a lovely lake t A stroll through the parks and a walk by the lake lent the charm of i romance to the scene and sounds of din and dust of civic toil The disciples of Isaac Walton with rod and reel keep daily sentry around these waters and many a glittering perch dances to the music of the stringed hook from liquid deep to verdant strand The matin hymn and vesper anthem of the woodland choir filled the leafy temple with melodies of variant voices that cheered and chastened the spirit of devout meditation Yonder on the yielding bosom of I the crystal waters glides the pleas ure yacht of the jouthful lovers The drapery of night clothes the queen of heaven in her star spangled banner and invites the sons of earthly toil to lie down in pleasant dreams The happy chil dren of parental love sport in glee ful freedom among the budding trees and blooming flowers for it is May day and this fifth child of ninetynines family of twelve puts on her holidays attire and gives springImines For two miles we speetl our way under ground amid the most wierd scenes and strangest sounds We are in Plutos realm it seems and the headlights on hats of blackened faces glare like the hot eyeballs of demons The clank of chains and the rattle of rumbling wheels along the narrow archway resounding with the coffined echoes of the darkvisaged drivers give lurid remembrance of Dantes Inferno or Brownings Prometheus Bound Here man and beast toil in darkness to liber ate the fuel for freemen who never think and care less concerning the human sacrifice required to bring these benefits to Jheir homes To see hundreds of wearied workers trudging homeward is a sight to stir the sympathy and command the plaudit of anyone who recog nizes the divinity of labor Who LOCH MARY would object to payingany price for coal after seeing these noble men who have toiled all day through these night holes to bring the crystal sunbeams from rock ribbed hills to his hearthstone These Earlington mines I am reliably informed make the great est output of any mines in the States except one down in Tennessee and that is a doubtful ex ception The success of this plant is largely due to the moral aspect of social life No saloon hangs out its warning signal and sobriety in sures contented and economical labor The Mayor Hon W F Burr an intelligent and conscien tious Christian gentleman enjoys the confidence of the citizens for his personal qualites and cfficial integrityA hours in the schoolroom gave evidence of systematic and efficient teaching under the faith ful and fearless rulership of the cultured and selfpoised Mrs Walker with her faculty of trained and trusted teachers Mr and Miss Bourlandand Miss Laura Ligon Mr Teel pastor of the Dis Wheatpastorare the leading spirits in the religious circles and are deservedly popular among all classes They have shown me no little kindness during my stay And so the little city is blessed in its natural envi rons is improving under its indus trial advantages growing slowly but surely in all the elements of of permanent prosperity and the tune is at hand when one born here may feel as Saul of Tarsus in his native pride of birthplace who said Iam a citizen of no mean city JOHN M CROWE Earlington Ky 9 Svbsre for The Bee One Dollar Per Year 4 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON X SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES JUNE 4 Tost of the in John xlr 17 00 Memory Verne l8tO flnlilcn Text Gnl II U niiiiiioiitiiry Prepared by tile Her n M Stcnrii 1899 t D M Stearns crosi1wcntlorthItNI Iltii Rn1 outwnrdly at It cmoo but the reality otlt WIII that 1ti weiiwljtng1- y it 11111 own nlOON 1iivtoillia Prt nil voluntarily 110tl Ti Ohls fwas tyjilflotl In HID Imrntio DiJnByrhloli n nian oflcml ot his ovrtijlTOlmiKirjrvrlll Lev I 8 Ono Mill Ills being crucified at tho jiliiru of u uluill suggests that apart from Christ crucified nil tho- worhllslll clUllty IUI n skull nnd M good for nothing 18 They cruclflwl Him They had scourged lllm nnd upon that torn and blooding bnok they Inul tho cruel cross Perhaps Ho Ktumbkd perhaps Ho fainted If so was It uny wonder Who can tell tho agony What vondcr that tho daughters of Jerusalem wept for Him as they beheld lllm Perhaps Simon tho Oyronluti did not appreciate tho honor conferred upon him M ho was compelled to turn about anti bear tho cross after Jesus Luko Mill SOSO but wo may hopo that ho has bOn thankful for It over since 10 Jesus of Nazareth tho King of tho Jows Yes It la nil true as such was Ho born us such crucified anti as such will Ho como again In power and groat glory MaUi II 2 Jer xxlll 6 p Then thoro slmll ho a tniirighteous King who will reign over n righteous people and tim capital city of their nation shall bo called n city of troth tho throno of tho Lord Isn xxxll 1 lx 21 Zech vutO Jer Ill 17 20 It was written In Hebrew and Greek and Latin It was for all tho world anti tho King of tho Jews shall yet bo seen to bo King of rungs and Lord of Lords ROT xII 14 j xix 10 Let Ho brow stand for religion Greek for wis dom and Latin or Homo for power nnd wo havo tho great truth that apart from tho King of tho Jews in His death and resurrection there Is no true religion or wisdom or power Salvation Is of tho Jews and Christ Is tho wisdom nnd power of God John Iv 23 I Cor I 21 91 22 What I have written I have written Ihus mid Pilate to tho chief priests when they urged him to niter tho tltlo on tho cross As Herod and 1llnto and time Jews and Judas and tho dovll only performed sill unintentionally and igno rantly that which tho hand nnd counsel of God had determined before to bo done Acts Iv 28 wo may see In Pilate firmness In this matter nn assurance that Every purpose of tho Lord shall bo per formed Jer II 20j Isa xiv 21 23 Then tho soldiers when they had crucified Jesus took Ills garments and made every poldlcr a port Those soldIersIIBII no voice or rcilI In tho matter they must obey orders For thcso Jesus prayed saying Father for give them for they know not what they do Luko xxlll 04 Jt scorns Incredibly awful that literal nails should bo driven through tho liands and feet of tho Lord Jesus But what shall wo say of tho love that could thus pmyrfor those who did m 24 They parted My raiment ainong them and fur My vcsturo they did cast lots For tho coat that was without seam they cast lots and thus was literally fulfilled Pi xxli 18 Tho soldiers clothed with ills clothing because of ills death help us to remember that all bo Hovers are clothed with tho garments of salvation thoreboot righteousness by ills death and resurrection Isa 1x1 10 II Cor v 21 The flvo ports of Ills cloth lug suggest the abundance of tho provi sion He tins luado for us exceeding abundant I Tim 1 11 Kph ill 20 25 Now there stood by tho cross of Jesus Ills mother Uy comiuiring Math xxvII CO and Mark xv 40 With this verso wo conclude that Ills mothers sister was Salonio wifo of Kebedce mother of James and John So there were at least lour women who wen Buffering with Him as they watched Ills sufferings How could they stand IU How could ills mother bear it Was this it part of tho piercing of her heart of which Simeon had spoken in Luko II aaP 20 Woman behold thy son I This said Jesus to Mary as Ho saw her nnd tho disciple whom Ho loved standing by Tho three sayings before tho three hours darkness were Father forgive them Today shall thou ho with Mo In para disc and this to ills mother and John They toll us of tho forgiveness of sins or present salvation ofitho glory that awaits us and of provision for all our need while wd sojourn hero Ho who Hjumxl not Ills own Son but delivered Him up for us alt how shall Ho not with Him also freely glvo us alt things 27 Then salth Ho to tho disciple Bo hold thy mother And from that hour that dlsclplo took her unto lila own home What nit honor conferred upon John And thus Mary has n homo with a loving heart to care for her But why not lot ono of Ills brothers her own chit circa care for her Wo will nomo day know this nltfo If it Is best Uut wo should Meanwhile wo rest In time assurance that Ho does nothing without a cause 28 After this Jesus knowing that all timings wore now accomplished that tho Scripture might bo ullllled Balth I thirst This was after tho throe hours darkness after all tho mocking and jeer ing of Ills cruel enemies It was all nearly over now but 18 Ixlx 21 re mained to bo fulfilled Tho previous verso in that psalm says that reproach had broken His heart that those to tko pity and comforters Ho found none 29 They filled a sponge with vinegar and put it upon hyssop and put It to lIla mouth How very fully and liberally every word of Scripture concerning nIB humiliation was aUlllod I So may wo ox pect nil concerning lIly second coming nnd Ills glory nnd Ills kingdom to bens liter ally fulfilled Let us consider every item of ills Bufferings for us until wo aro hu miliated nnd wholly devoted to Him Let us consider every Item of tho glory to bo revealed and our partnership with Him In It until wo can mako tho words of nom Till 18 our very own May wo pry in very deed My soul thlrstclh for God for tho living God Pfl xlll 2 j 1x111 1 00 When Jesus therefore had received tho vinegar Ho said It in finished and Ho bowed Ills head and gave iiiitho ghost Ills very last words seem to have been Father Into Thy liandsI commend My i spirit Luke xxjll 40 fVe xxxlJS Luko says that cried this with Aloud voice RO that Ho tiled lit HU strength Ho suffered thofull llmo ap pointed Him and tho blood and water from Ills sldo would seem to indicate tho broken heart John xix 01 A IIlRlier Education The mnilight of truo education alono can disperse tho gathering clouds of materialism of envy of discontent of Irrellgion not n narrow training of the mind not concrete study alone Such an education would merely awaken the laboring masses to a stronger null moro misguided conception of the injustice of tbo present order of things Such an education tho higher it is carried tho morn it unfits thorn for their enrronmlings It would make thorn like George in Uncle Toms Cabin still snore discontented with their lot Snch nn education breeds socialists and an archists No it must bo n broader n higher n truer education American Hebrew Wlijr Not n IlovolvprT A Christian warrior should always carry hlsfiffuuDj Testament in his pistol you cnnnot carry around with you n doublo barreled Testament always carry a slnglo barreled one William Ashmoro IX D S CUrVE custs WHLIIL ALL ttbL tAILS Beg UseInCONSUMPTION J ls1T BERNARD COAL COMPANY INOORPORATEDMiners and Shippers COAL AN D COKE I i a3 IifI 13i nclt S Office II JAMES R LOVE Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville Capt R G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Padical t Tennessee Kentucky S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streetsa 5 Kentucky Memphis Tenn cuii A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind rf Vlrioleiaeile Axitj1UNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto H g Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago Ill x 11 THE FAMOUS ND 9 GOAL iFr all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles TablesIS MARKET i BRUShED GOKE FUR BASE BURNERS AND VURNGR8 IWhybuy TTighpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNIARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One it T ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as Ioneton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ii5Mi TO WS9SmeTOS 9SS9Stf9S59 1e 1 4h44a CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Beginning Blur 2S Comment by nOT S II Doyle TOPIC Established In hontP exit 110 Rom i 11 12 To bo established in heart according to the psalmist is to trust in God rath er than In self Tho blessedness of heart establishment is apparent The psalm 1st declares that tho righteous shall not bo afraid of evil tidings because his heart is fixed trusting in tho Lord Ills heart is established Ho shall not bo afraid Fearlessness la n characteristic of ono who has lila heart established Ho fears neither evil tidings nor his enemies knowing that tho destiny of his Ufo is in the hand of God God keeps those in perfect peace whose mind is staid on Him The need of the establishment of tho heart in God lies in tho fact of tho treacheronsnoss the human heart and of its tremendous influence on tho Ute Tho heart is deceitful above all things and desperately wicked It is naturally at enmity with God and therefore boo fore it can be trusted it must be changed by tim power of God by faith and trust in God Furthermore as n man Is in bis heart in his inward life eo Is ho Out of the abundance of the heart the mouth upeaketb Tho heart not only directs tho speech but also tho life A pure heart makes a pure life an im pure heart makes an life How necessary and important therefore that the heart should l right that it should bo divinely established be filled with lovo to God and directed anti con trolled by tho will of God An established heart is not conformed to this world It is not fashioned after worldly patterns but is transformed Tho heart is changed and it iaorraign od against sinful worldliness rather than being conformed to it This transforma tion in tho human heart is accomplished only by tho power of tho Holy Ghost Bo not conformed to this world says the apostle but be ye transformed by tim renewing of your mind This renewal of the mind which Is equivalent to the changing of the heart is the work of the Holy Ghost It is the regeneration of the soul of which Christ speaks to Nicodemus Amid tho trials tribulations evil bodings oppositions of life let us keep our minds and hearts established in God Then wo need fear no evil though the earth bo removed and tim mountains bo carried into the midst of the sea Bible Readings Gen vi C7 I Sam x 10 xvi 7 I Kings iii C14 Iv 29 Pa xxviii 7 xlvi 16 cxix 11 80 cirrii 23 24 Provo iv 3387 xxiII 7 Jor xvII 010 Ezek xvll 81 32 Luko x 8587 Rom x 10 Hob xIII 0 I Pet iii 1 G Tlio Il lonnrjr Cease Lack of knowledge is responsible for lack of interest in the missionary cauee Tho romanco and heroism of missions are absolutely unknown to the vast ma jority of our church members They aro ignorant of tho very names which ought to thrill every Christian heart with inspiration to self sacrifice No wonder they do not give I And this lam cntablolack is the result of tbo want of family training When fathers and mothers are interested in missions when they talk of missionary achieve ments when they sot tho example of giving regularly and systematically when they invest the whole subject with tho thought of heroism and epeak of missionaries as personal friends to bo prayed for and helped then tho children will receive tho missionary im pulse bo trained in tho missionary spirit And wo shall havo a generation of givers Rev E F Snow in Con gregationalist A Spiritual Tramp The church is not an ecclesiastical boarding house but a spiritual homo Family lifo is thero and tho fellowship of kindred minds He who takes up lodgings III a Lutheran house today in an Episcopal house tomcrrow in a Presbyterian house tho day after is a spiritual tramp and hind never known what it is to have and lovo a homo Lutheran AI S 9ur olored Eitiens pitIambiGsa AutxANDi Ksrlinrton K CLOSING EXERCISES Carllnzton Public School it Assembly Hall The Assembly Hall was well fluid last night lo witness the creditable progam of Ibe first evenings closing exerciies of Ibe public school under the efficient teachers Miss L Galewood and Miss E U Hawk ins Following is the program rendered RHETORICAL CONTEST PROGRAM MusicPianoA Bc uelMiss hawk- insInvocationRev T E Bailey Instrumental Duet13thhs- Mrs Alexander Miss Hawkins Presentation of Contestants Miss Galewood SoloDont Tell 1 hemMiss Rash Somebodys Mother Earl- eDuetI Will Wait- Beatrice Hawkins U S Haysa The Bridge Effia hughes Chorus Let a Lillla Sunshine In Club The New Church Organ hattie lie- dSoloThe Telephone Mr George Amos An Appeal to lleavenMary D Her DuetAct on the Square Boys Myrtle Hayse Hallie lied I and Willies Prayer LitHe Wilson IIAnnie Instrumental Mrs C M Alexander Lifes Joys sod Sorrows B Hawkins Vanity of Human Pride Myths hays Transitory DreamsLhlUe Fitzpatrick Guilty or Not GuiltyEhia Amos Chorus Happy Farmer Frederic Earl nnd Glee Club Decision of Contest Address Mr W H Hon Midisonvilla Music Benediction Rev H Amos DUI ibis was only a part of the closing exercises which will be compelled ibis Evening with Ibe following interesting pro gram rnorKAM nrrit GRADE Instrumental Music Miss Hsw- kiaInocationRev J M Hert ChorusTbe Cross is Not Greater Glee Club Presentation ClassMr W C Orion Solo Remember Im Your Brother and rleadMr George Amos Look to the EndWillie Smith Solofust One Girl Beatrice Hawkins Every Act of the Body Reacts Upon the Mind Lena Valley Instrumental Duet The Approach of Spring Miss Hawkins and Mrs Alexander Kidney Disoasos FATAL OP ALL D- IEAeU fOLEYS KIDNEY CURE Ie a guaranteed remedy for all KIDNEY and LADDER Dlsoase FOLEYS BANNER SALVE Is a Healing Wonder OAMI BELL Sc CO MEDICINEfor MILLION A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade A Kiw York company of mauurncturliiR rbomUUtb lUpani Chemical ptac 1 M 1lIlb market about lUo K a medicinal or tabula competed or coiiiinRweil prrparalloim It i iruln medicinal drug which bad atcer talueil in I of inoro general UK un u r Mdllcal men thiS SOY other for the eurs or II leviation ruchIII1 common to iiuiiitujit u tbclr origin la Sn Impaired dlgeatlon or weak1 vii ItI IIiflhlAIIflI fuhI1tMrLdIIg iinurUbiei SZI4 Waste The cloo or Ia ltHiutei under IIU ICad I ia14 to InduCe primly euLy ever- ydLa or vIIils iLOIIlYIiCIflflhJCMtI 5JivntOlJFeICIIIM In ILeirIandsrC rleI rr Iho ecptMuO ud IIiu AiieJCau 100110 Uiicompany lalll down bl principle atrlhlJrniUirtn Ibo lekeollou1411Oof tl klgbe4 grade iid so and prolcctad uJ to rftalQJta i I UDlmpaird tlirouirh soy exteEded 114 of ti Iii Any used beir prrpsrstn- naIuIt bolll itcnIaflee wllh thofallloerreld lOlbodl of mooom science Ibisbulg riMkrd In nUu protected by Dorbcnt cutton end securely corked Kven th corks unit liarclicenodt end auhlgh In In requlremenU no manufacturer of tbeta ercrrday itopnen could wpply ImAm than a proportion rrora Its output that would noel L Tlio cluf were turn packed In of n not nurpawtdln Iwauty and ruction of by used tie inoat ftutldloue jowrlinJ oniiiicnltorirold IlaTlnoetlbelrhlithiUndard lttIo proprietor retorted to accepted modern iintlirxUnfmaVlnrtVlr commodity Rfl lIVID bnndrod O dollars In reilcd wlihlu tie yenn In luJrertuUc baa Informed sTeel American Wizen coorcrulnu leo miMrlor end aurprulng nualltlr of HI Tbule- UdliifftliouKbirul and alolcaklojf obMcrert of lbs changed condition that twtep OTerllieconmurci world end careful lo hOle crerr circumstance baring s bearln npoll tiMe usfiIvrseqLton r ldJ lb maugrI of the compnyiav note thai iii Pu 14 C prstnI Inolsln lor lower prlotl that realhe or ni roaehc im itnlrcruil fill and that the poupla although the IiI of nvoryililnirrcteut liclng eallnl upon to cay bAAI 8rentafca for superfluous J 4ouUlnII f Tor Wecondltlii tlirod liiat liar lain lOose In a draws a trarallng baR or pocket- M I rorwrrral week or raoutb are round lo be practically as fresh end ascackua as- I ever l Actlns upon tbeno ttiKentlons and noting paHlcnlarly tba unimpaired ercperttr of I treat tlowcII Cur a rent raCa of Itci limes amount 1J and tte Reniral tendency In nil direction toward loir falls and Increased pale tias ki company Imve entered upon the oxncrlment of putting Itlptn Tabule In patteboard r cartons which Iherwill offer to tho trade urn UrmawhlcbwUlrermU oca package belnir sold by or torokreper at a urioe lower than aver Drora adopted for a v iprleury mcdlelwriVB CBNT8ten Ubiileior dot for on haifa teaclacompany will not discontinue 110 manufactara and aal In the form with which I Ii hive learned to know ant Tla the HlpaniTabtWi but lIIolferlbo aorluperlmenlalloorUloII1Ior such aldeelre them Ittbouldbeplalolr anderabxxl li denUeaaan both sorts the only packia rtI will obtain a tupply hen 11118T OUlSOmer to dose I bnUn anycas a sinai carf n contalnln elm tabiSas potlllll paW to any address Cur nye Nnll In 0011 torwarde1 to tb IttpansChenlcatCoNo III lII1ruce St Nwyork UnilItha 1vcetie thoroughly to the sienti peddler will be at a which will them a lair margin of iroflt TKI cartons for oCflDt Jprltlun tIlt cartons for tM S irois rJonifor IJIIII Z grow ISWO carteRS tor Caih with the order In ovcry cass ibbTT Q Ecboes of the Hour Ellzaielb Rash SoloJust a Lovers Quarrel MhL Bailey Forbidden Sweetshattie Osborn Instrumental SoloMiss Hawkins Birthday Presents for Twentieth C- entarpMrGeerge Amos SoIoSpd Sweet PulElin Amos Wanted A Man Ulysses Hayse Music Solo MisS j McDowell Brain and Wealth on the Side of R- ehigionArthur Hargroves Solo Mamma Is In Heaven Mary D Herl Presentation of Medals Miss S R Drown sad Mayor Burr Address Uy Distinguished Friends Ode to Parting Eliza Amos DeaedicllonRey T H Merriwealher Admission is 10 cents Reserved teats 93 cents Mrs Rosa Garret is on the sick list Dont forget the closing exercises of the school tonight and come sod see who will get Ibe prize The report of the cjuorlerly meeting was good Tim money raised was 28015 The money raised last year was 471 and the nine months of this year the church has raited 64515 The band boys went to Providence Moe day nigbt to play fur a picnic Rev O M Fisher preached at Provi dence tiunday Little Robert Williams was badly iiurti the oilier day by being bit in the eye by some boys who were throwing at each other It is thought be wilt lose bis eyet Rev J W Selectman preached it the A M E Church Sunday He wants to know what a man would look like in heaven on a bicycle Will Reaves who has been sick for some lime is rip and about MORTONS GAP The concert given by the Empire troop Saturday night at Ibe school house was very good W M Orion of Earlingloo was here this week Rev Steward filled his appointment at the Methodist church Sunday Miss Sarah McDowell has retured from Hopklosville to make this place her home Willie Hamilton and Arthur Holland were here Saturday Oraxler Toran and Miss Lela Harris were united in marriage Thursday night at the Baptist Church Rev Gordon official big after which they bad a Kaod recep tion at the home of the bride Van Llltlepaga and Miss Alice Myers wore married at the Methodist Churcb Rev Steward officiating If you young girls dont look out judg meat day will come and find you all at time train Will Fingers and Will lijop qfbfvo opened a new barbs shop and have an ice cream and milk tbake stand Anna Bradley was In MadUonyjllo asl week attending the examInation Mrs Sallle McKee has returned home from a visit to her mother 4m i What has become oflbIi young mans RU There will be a grand silver walk fjiven by Mcs Finger and Mrs PotieY Alfred Patteron who is Madisonville is visiting bis orkiDginI Morions Gap people aro p good time on bldrenl Pay MlarIJare JOB WORK Will receive prompt atten tion at this office Estimates furnished upon application f fT J stww 2ThROUGtI VES1ULtQIIAS1IVIIL lit JifCAG 0 P EffAIESj A11Qn1IelHANGsA 1 fyhttfD A 1 NASHVILLE iICHATTANOOGASAND l 1 ST jiPULLMAN iiiUehrenbama Augusta Macon Jacksonville Knox vllle Asheville Philadelphia New York IorUmouth Norfolk Jackson Memphis Little Rock rTexcrkana 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