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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 1, 1899

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 1, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899060101_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 1, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. HT 5 3 mr o a Ple-- iWr T HIT .V7. &fy LV ' H ' " "" - ... -- . . . f , .. $ :w , ' "' TENTH YEAR. TOLIVER nVQARY DEAD. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1899. NO. 22 Burled By Friends and Comrades BIG FIRE LOSS at Coke V' I& ?. fi ktt sa r ".'O - wq: ?, Decoration Day. Tolivcr McGary, aged 54 years, died Monday, May 29, at Madison- Coal Washing Plant ville. lie was a brother of Mr St. Bernard W. 11. McGary and M'S. E. R. McEuen of this place. Mr. Works. was an old Confederate soldier. The burial was on Tuesday, Decoration Day, and the Confed- IS PRACTICALLY A TOTAL LOSS, erate veterans of Hopkins county buried the remains with honors. The pall bearers were: Tom Burned Last Night A Strong Brooks, Mac Stevens, L. D. Suspicion of Incendiarism. A. E. Reese, D. Bondu-raAmong the Hobbs. and other veterans present were Capti NINE THOUSAND BOLLARS INSURANCE. Christy, Dr. Mothershead, Weld-oJenkins, J. R. Dean and E. A large number of friends About 10:30 o'clock last night were present. Elder I. H. Tecl the bell at No. 9 Mines sounded conducted the services. the alarm of fire and a few minutes later thu switch engine took up the Two Sets of Delegates cry and whistled the call for help The Marion county Republicans to all the working people of have sent two sets of delegates to It was the the State Convention. The Conand coke crushing plant of the St. vention at Lebanon last Saturday Bernard Coal Co. An army of was nothing short of disgraceful. men were on the grounds as last as One delegation is instructed to vote their legs could carry them. The for Taylor and the other is infire laddies started with the hose structed sto vote half for Pratt and and even dragged along the chemhalf 'lor Stone. It is announced ical engine which, by the way, that disinterested Repuftjicaus were did do a little good at 'one time, there from out of that county who There.was plenty of water but will make affidavits that the Pratt-Ston- e nopressure,and the big pulsonetter men outnumbered the Tayin the plant was crippled so that it lor men something like three to was of no avail. Steam was startone. On the other hand the Tayed in the boilers and efforts made lor men claimed to have the "regto work the pumps but in vain, so ular" organization and their chairthat there was very little that could man refused to appoint tellers but Still all hands kept be done. took a vivavoce vote and announced hammering away, doing what little the result. These are the stories there was possible todo. The the dispatches tell and there has trestlcwork and buildings burned not yet been a denial. It is a most rapidly and (ell in from time to deplorable condition of affairs, time, borne down by the weight of which, ;if persued elsewhere will the various machinery throughout .damn the prospects of the Ken- the plant. Finally the fire burned tucky Republicans beyond hope. itself into a harmless condition a against part of the coal James Sullivan Hurt. bins that were filled with wet slack, James Sullivan, the efficient and popular Road Supervisor for the the ends of the bins giving way and Louisville & Nashville Railroad, poured the wet slack upon the was painfully hurt near Madison- - burning timbers below. There is strong suspicion of invillo yesterday and will be inca- by the "pacitnte'd lor some time; He was cendiarism entertained in charge of a foice of men, and guards, Esquire Priest and Wal .standing on the, side of a ballast lace Crenshaw, who report having car at the time of the accident. run off two suspicious looking One of the timbers that form the characters not long before the fire, sides of the car, and which was and say that when they got back to "turned up in position for unload- the coke plant the buildings were ing, fell, striking Mr. Sullivan on ablaze. If there had been connection the right shoulder, side and hip with the city water works much and painfully bruising and scraping those parts. He was thrown could have been saved, although over 'against another car and the alarm came late. There was 9,000 insurance on caught, keeping himself from fallthe plant as follows: Royal, ing to the ground. Manchester, 1,500; North ' Peace When There Is no Peace. British and Mercantile, 3,500; From ibe Paducah Sao. Lancashire, 2,500, all placed in The Madisonville Hustler, with the Earlington agencies of these a sharp knife up its sleeve for companies. This will be the first everybody not for Hardin, is time the St. Bernard Coal Comfur peace in the Demo pany has ever called on insurance cratic ranks. The Hustler may companies to settle a loss. The not think so but it is going to have company has had a very enviable jusr as 'unpalatable a dish of crbw record in the matter of fires. to eat after the Louisille convenThe loss will slop all operations tion as any other member of the at the coke ovens lor some lime, "ptess gang." and until a new washing plant can " be erected and new washers built, Expect to WIh. and the plant equipped with the From ibe Durkesvilte Herald. necessary machinery. Quo of the impossibilities in Some fifty men are idle , this Kentucky politics now is to say morning on account of the shutting just who ib leading lor the Demodown of the plant. The new work cratic nomination for Governor. will be started at once. The Republicans say, whether it is Goebel, Hardin or Stone, does Suspicious Cases. not matter, they expect to win. Two suspicious cases of eruptive , fever, bearing strong resemblance Third's Headquarters. to smallpox, were discovered and A strong effort will be made to isolated by the health officers last have Paducah selected as headnight, and seven men who lfad quarters of the Third Kentucky Inbeen exposed wcro vaccinated and fantry. It is claimed this city is . also isolated, in another place. All i. the most suitable place in this end arc colored. The first case was of the State, and will give Bowling Anderson, and the second Green a hard light for the prize. a man who boarded at the Ander-so- n Paducah Leader. house. These two are kept in the house in which they were found A vVlce President. . Mr,, J no. B. Atkinson returned and guards were stationed around V;sterdayyr6m Louisville, where the place. Those who had been lie attended the State Commercial exposed were put into a box car, Convention and read a paper on) after vaccination, and set off on the State's "Timber and Mineral the spur track some distance from 4 Resources." Mr, Atkinson was the road below the No, 9 Mine. Billie Hewlett guarded the car last honored with the appointment as night. Vice' President of, the Stale ot The cases, if smallpox, are, a ' very light type, the afflicted ones ionization lor the Second suffering little, and very little trouDistrict, ble is anticipated. For prompt and eiheient work commend us to the Struck V A few mornings since Mrs. Basi- Earlington Board of' Health and -" l com lost a valuable cow by light- - officials. ning. Bricklayer and Plasterer, Just about the time for milking the cow a rainstorm was T linlfa r 17i1inntnH In. on' a'ndHightnihg'struck and killed the purpose" of serving the public ttie cow. It was a severe loss. iu lie ui uu.riiayci anu i Jap McGregor has developed plasterer, which has Ibeen my trade solicit this for manv vears. into a cow trader, of .some propor- work at the hands of the Earlirjg- tions, but he doesn't seem to have lou pcuuic iuu win Kuauiucii satAny orders left with studied very closely and the last isfaction. my son John W. Twyman will cowjie sold has caused some have prompt attention. James .A. Twyman? Mc-Ga- cy Hock-ersraith, Ii! A I. Ill FEEBLY. PHILIPPINE A VOLUNTEERS. nt Plnn rropuncd to llnro tho I'risl-deMeet the Tteturnlncr Volunteer nt the Twin ClUea. Washington, Mny 30. All the volunValued Officer of the Signal Corps teers now In th Philippines, if they Lost Through the Treachery are mustered out nt San Frnncisco, are to be linited to mobilize at Minneapoof Negros Natives. AVA OVl CUIM V Vf MWDCX CO Baking Powder , FW HE WAS LAST SEEN SWIMMING den. Otl Snyn (lie CninimlKn Ajrnlnal the l'lllilno InmiruenU Will Go On With the Utmot Auxreiilve-li- e l'o.slble UurliiK the Ilalny 8enou Now Beuinnliic. Manila, May 29, 11:15 a. m. Cnpt. Tilly of the signal corps, with a detachment mado up of other members of .the corns, landed at Kscalauto, on the island of Negros, to pick up and repnlr the cable. The nnllves had u whito flag flying over the cnbk'liousc when the party landed. The latter, however, were no sooner on shore than they were fired upon by the natives. They at onco took to the water und a number of them wcro picked up by a boat, but Cnpt. Tilley and two native men of the party are missing. (icn. Smith, with a detachment of troops, has started on board a gunboat to investigate the nffnlr. The transports Senator and Ohio have arrived. The Affair Described. New York, May 20. The Herald's Muulla dispatch, describing the loss of Cnpt. Tllloy, nnya that when the nag tive fired upon the party, Capt. Tilley and one of the men nt once threw themselves into the water. The commander of the Recorder, running a great risk, managed to catch the launch nnd put oft from the bank to save it from being captured by tho rebels. Meanwhile a rain of bullets was fall ing all around the fugitives. The second mate wob picked up by the launch just as he was sinking, but was alhe. He said that the last ha saw of Capt. Tilley the latter was swimming feebly by Ms side. The steamer was far out from shore, but those on board could see that the other Malay seamen were caught by the rebels, flogged nnd then cut to pttces. The ship returned to Hollo, stopped, find within nn hour troops were dispatched to the scene of attack. The Cnmpnlirn Will Co On. New York, May 30. A dispatch to ths Herald from Manila says: flcn. Otis says, contradicting the general Impression, that thu campaign against tho Filipino Insurgents will be prosecuted by tho American forces with the utmost aggressiveness possible during the rainy Benson, Gen. Law ton is of the opinion (lint an early settlement of the present troubles and thc'cIosekof Hostilities depend largely upon American protection to the working clasv.") in their peaceful occupations, while waging Incessant wnr against the nrmed forces of the enemy from this time forth by means of guerilla, warfare. Haiti Won't .Stop Thrm. Ho will fihow tho insurgents, by action on the rivers, lakes and mountains, thnt their belief that our troops can not campaign In the rainy senhons or in the mountains Is untrue. Later it is possible that the changing conditions may demnnd garrisoning by districts, so that the valuable port of the Island will lie safe for the Investment of capital and the prosecution of industries until Americana arc completely dominant. Quick transportation of the cavalry and the pack mules Is desirable ns n means of rounding up the Insurgents. cable-repairinvig-oro- nt n Mc-Leo- d. Ear-liugto- n. coal-washin- g lis and St. Paul. There they urc to bo tendered a rousing 'velcomc, 'mado notable by the presence of President McKlnley. The president hatj been iinxtouH to meet all tho troops who sened 'n the Philippines, if this wcro practicable, nnd ho ngreed to go to Minneapolis nnd St. Paul to meet the Minnesota volunteers. With tho possibility that tho president might bo unable to continue his trip further west, the Twin Cities have undertaken to arrange for tho mobilization of nil the volunteers nn their guests. The organizations, if mustered out at San Franclico, will b transported to Minneapolis and St Paul as tho guests of the Twin Cities. After the Jubilee tho troops will go home to their respective stales nt tho expense of the states. The programme is to hnve the North and South Dakota, Montana, Colorado, TennesKee, Iowa. Pennsylvania, Kun-kti- B und Nebraska volunteers nt thin gnthcring, and, If possible, those- from tho states of Washington, Utah, Oregon nnd California. The date up6n which tho troops will reach St. Paul und Minneapolis will depend upon the rapidity with which transpoits can be placed at their disposal by the war depirtment, but it is expected that once ntftrted, the troops will nil be landed at San Francisco within six weeks. The first of tlie troops are expected to arrive by the middle of June, mid the last by August 1. Tho jubilee therefore, probably will occur early in August. The president's acceptance of tills invitation dees not necessarily mean thnt he has abandoned his contemplated trip to the Pacific coast. How much ho will extend his trip west of Minneapolis will depend upon circumstances. END OF A CHECKERED CAREER. Ur. Cornnnll, or Knimnn City, Taken I1U Own I.lfr HU Itrmnrk- nblc Curcer. Makes the food morefdeltdous and wholesome VOW. Nine Persons Killed Outright and Twenty-Thre- e Injured, Some of Them Fatally. THE WRECK WAS CAUSED BY A WASHOUT. I ill R YOUR STORY I II THE SOLUTION OF FATAL AND DAMAGING STORMS OF H Hnnjr l'craon Killed nnd Injured b- - Violent Storma In Nebrnakn nnd lown. Hastings, Neb., May 20. A terrific hailstorm struck this city at 3:45 yesterday afternoon nnd continued 13 minutes, during which time over 2,000 panes of glass wero broken, fruit and grain destroyed, chickens nnd birds killed and injured nnd several persona ! Washington Inaugurates a New Departure in the Ceremonies of Decoration Day. A VEXED PROBLEM. hurt. Lovlnir Duty of Strewlnic oil Vnlr.ntrcr Ilaniln ot Children From tOO panes of glass wcro broken the l'ultllu School I'erformed the main building, and 1,300 in thc the Crutea ot the Dcnd of 'Section. At tho nsylum for tho chronic Insane In tho greenImmense, amount of flower, house, where nn $2,-50- 0; Knnsas City, Mo., May 9. T)r. ltlch-B.r- d Cornwall, n prominent local physician witli a vurled career, committed suicide at the homo of Ills brother-in-lalir. J. (J. Wliittler, yesterday hhootlng himself through the head and dying almost Instantly. Ho left a note saying that despondency over finonclal n flairs prompted the net. Ur. Cornwall was 33 years old, and had a wife nnd child. Ho came to Kansas City from St. Louis several ears ago, and had passed through sev eral thrilling experiences in his life time, Karly In life he was accused of taking the life of a young St. Louis girl by inenns of poi&oned flowers. .Nine months Inter he'rlopcd with n prominent St. Louis girl. She died suddenly, and allegations of poisoning were made. Her body was about to be cremated when her relntlveft demanded that the collln be opened. Tho matter uns dropped. He was nlso connected with the disappeaiauce of Miss Maud Hello Ilonestcele, daughter of n Kansas City physician, in 1S94, nnd who has never been found to this day. In St. Louis, on July 7, 1S07, Dr. Cornwall Killed a brother, Herbert Cornwall, who he claimed to have found in the act of beating their father. He was tried for the latter crime and found not guilty. There were no witnesses. Four years ago Dr. Cornwall married a second time, thu lady being Miss I da Woods, whose parentn live in Michigan. custom. Soldiers' graves wero deco-rateb volunteer bauds of children from the public schools. The plan has been carefully consldeied, nnd was carried through with the hope that it may become permanent. The veterans of the civil war are growing old and few. It is apparent thnt within a short timo the work of decoration must netcRRnrily pass to other hands. An Appropriate Time. TIiIb seemed to bo nn altogether appropriate anniversary to delegate the patriotism of the country which hns been nrcused 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 nnd placing them upon the graves of all soldiers. This hns met with a hearty response, which promises well for the perpetuation of the new custom. Children txi. I3very Cemetery. Hand of children, divided evenly-nio the Be.xcs, visited every cemetery in and about Washington, Their official badges were white and pink carnations They strewed flowers on the graves of all American soldiers, of Union and confederate, and of those who e served agaiiiHt foreign foe. The hnd been carefull planned. The assignmeutn were made for all of the cemeteries. The decoration was done witli tho Orand Tmy posts, the Confederate Veterans nnd other war organizations as witnesses, rather in the than as active participants strewing of the flowers. - a Vexed lUny Sol I'rnhlcm. The spliit with which the children nnd their tcncheis entered into the Wflt is nil thnt those the idea .could have asked. If the new custom proven 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 nnd confederate graves, and the children of the pablic schools will hereafter do the memorial honors to the soldier dcnd. rl s i- Washington, Mny 31. Washington hns Inaugurated a new Memorial day damage was done. The hailstones were ns large as liens' eggs, nnd enmo down with such force ns to kill mltny chickens, knock birds out of trees nnd brenk bhutfers and windows. Young fruit on cherry, apple and peach tree9 was all knocked olT, and many limbs stripped frojn the trees. All winter wheat was destroyed, but com nnd other grain was not up fnr enough to be effected. Garden truck is partially destroyed. MrB, J. It. Panflcld, was standing in her house, watching the storm, when a inrge window pane was smashed, a piece of glnss striking her In the arm, making n painful wound. Several other persons were slightly injured. After the storm people bcooped up tho hailstones by thc pnilful and some filled their refrigerators. Seven I'rraun Killed. Omaha, Neb., May 29. A special to the Bee from Chnmbcrlnln S. D., says: "Word reached town last evening of a disastrous ami fatal cyclone which passed acros the country in the vicinity of Bijou Hills, 25 miles bouth of this city, yesterday afternoon between four and five o'clock, resulting in tho death of seven persons nnd the serious Injury to two others. l'lvu l'craon Injured. Montezuma, la., May 29. A tornndo, which htruck a half mile Routii of Keswick, hist evening, did considerable damage. Tho farm house of Mr. McCoy was demolished and Ave persons weie injured, Mrs. McCoy probably fatally. Italu and hall followed tho storm, and did great damage to the growing crops. Sudden und Serlou. Beutrlcc, Neb., May 29. A severe hailstorm visited tills city last evening, dolng.liuiucnsu- - property damage. Injuring several poisons, killing birds and breaking glnss by tho wholesale. The storm camu up suddenly, nnd hundreds of people wcio caught while (hiving. Sevcial runnvvnys occurred, In which several people were Injured. Severe Storm nt Mliifro. Des Moines, In.. May 29. A severe windstorm at Mingo, la., about 20 miles cast of hcie, caused considerable damage to piopcity, but no deaths DECOHATKIN DAY AT MANILA. con-liMiJi- Con-giessioii- al ' The Hrliulln Out of Communion. LOWER COURT SUSTAINED. San Francisco, iay 30. The United States collier Sclndln has gone out of lhc ArUiinnnn Supreme Court Sna- tnlnn Jho Demurrer Internoned commission, and will be converted into hy Innrnnce Conipnnlo. a floating coaling station. Shu and tho Drutus will be anchored near MisLittle Hock, Ark., May 28. The sion Iloclc, and will supply warships deestab- state supreme court sustained the with fuel until lishes a coaling station on the rock. cision of the lower court in sustaining a demurrer Interposed by the insurance companies in the famous antiNo 1'nrdon for Mn. Mnylirlelr, New York, May 30. A special to trust suits begun by the attorney genthe Herald from Washington, sajs: eral The prosecution's contention that Gicat Britain has again re 'used the insurance companies .which belong to request of the United States that Mrs. rating bureaus iu other states can not Maybrick be pardoned. Tl.ln is the re- do business In Arkansas, was oversult of another application made for ruled, und many of the nlTeeted companies are already reopening their Arher release by Ambassador Choatc. kansas ofllces. Tito Brother Drowned. Murdered Her Puttier. Astoria, Ore., May 20. Two brothers Kapid City, S. D., May 29. Lena wero drowned in Houts, aged 14, and a younger brother, named Anderson Young's bay by tho capsizing of a sail- children of Fiank Bouts, a Burlington boat. They were near shore when the lo contractor, of Pennington county, accident happened, and tho water was are under arrcat, the girl being scarcely over their heads. The bod- chnrged With murdering her father. ies wcro recovered. She shot him through the head while he blept. The man was cruel to his Ebflity MUalnir Prospectors, d family, who lived much of Seattle, Wash., Moy SO. T. Vr of Oakland, who has jus re- the time. turned from Copper ltlvcr. Alaska, ie llenolntlona, Adopted cays that he Icnows SO prospectors Sagua Laurande, Piotiiieo of Santa In that section who nro missing. If Clara, May hc generals of tho not already dead, they will din In an Cubans in this district met here Frieffort to reach civilization. z resolutions, day, adopted to disband their eruimands, hi ceil cause arms to bo surrendered Henry,, Loup by IJilhtnlnir. and to New York, Mny. 30. Lightning to the Alemlcs, but to accept no money the large stock barn of Adrian ror them. struck Itelln, Jr., ot'Scnrsdnle, N. Y,, Sunday OR American Cnttle. night, and the building was burned with its valuable contents. Lose, $50,-00Washington, May 20, Tho United Stntts embn&Ry at Brussels has reported to the stac department that the A Chlneao Suicide. Belgian government lias, by decree, Is Berlin, May 30. An attache of tho sued on the 2Sth instant, lescindcd Chlneso ministry at Paris, Cho-Mithe interdiction upon the importation has committed suicldo by shooting oi American cattle. The decree takes himself with a revolver. He was suf- effect May SI. fering from an incurable malady. 1'ranU NoiaU'n Sentence Afllrmed. 'Twill Soon bo Oootor Itoosevelt. Den Moines, la., Mny 27. The state New York, May 30. It Is btatcd tha tupremc court handed down a decision the Gov. Itoosovclt Is to receive tho de- in the famous lTanlc JNovuk muider gree of LL. D. from Columbia univer- case, nfnnning the verdict of the lowsity during tho commencement exer- er court, which woo imprisonment for ciser aext week. life. half-starveItob-lnson, Antl-Cloliuntl-GoineIndt-ritlctlo- n 0. rl 1 Mrs. Kllroy Dead. Mrs. Bridget Kilroy, mother of our good townsmen, Lawrence and James Kilroy. and lor many years a resident of Earlington, died here Friday night while on a visit to her sons. She had made her home in 'Chicago, for a few years past. The remain's were .taken ,to Ky., where they w'ere'in-terre- d beside the husband and sev eral children of the deceasad. Rus-sellvill- e, l'r. J as. R. Rash and son, Den, eft for Boston Tuesday morning to he with the son and brother, Frank D. Rash, at the closing ex ercises ot the Massachusetts School of Technolo'gy. They will be gone some days and will visit Dr. Jackson and family at Boston and proba bly stop at Philadelphia rcttirnin DUuiAHtf CUBAN s T r matism and Sore. Prico, 25 cents. Sold by St, Barnard Drag Store. riilHlVl9 Cuts. Burn.. BruT.cs. Rheu or injuries arc icportcd. The telegraph and telephone lines are prosManila, May 31. Memorial dny was trated in that bection, nnd further decelebrated nt llattery Knoll, where tails could not ho had Inst night. Scott's guns were, planted against the Filipino trenches in tho first day's RENDERING IDEAL SERVICE fighting nt Manila. Nearly 300 soldlerr lie buried there on n bleak mound sur- Can SuKReat No Improvement In the CoitimUanry Depurtmcnt In rounded by rice fields, rough boards the I'hlllpplnes. marking the graves, which nre ranged in unbroken rows. Iteyond these nre Washington, Mny 27. Tho following Spanish block houses nnd bamboo T,leut..-Chedges, which were mown by shells dispatch was received by Dralnnrd, of the commlsRary departfrom the American guns. The few soldiers who could be ment at Manila, In reply to n message, spared from the trenches came to Bat- sent by him to Inspector-Genera- l at Malolos, asking for any sugtery Knoll, dusty nnd lroneil, bearing gestions ns to thc Improvement of thc flowers with which to utrcvv their graves. A silk flag was placed service. He hnsfurwaided it to thc win above, each mound. Tho dny wns as depaitment for Information: "lteplylng to yourdispntch of yestermild as a New England spring day, when, just before nunset, a few bun- day Subsistence department Is rendled Americans gathered in n circle dering ideal service. If you continue around Battery Knoll in blue nnd to keep here, besides division commissary, two commissaries, one available brown uniforms. Among tho Boldlera were groupes of to make Issues and the other to make na- sales, und continue to furnish ground 'American lndtos, and Brown-face- d tives peering curiously at tho unwont- coffee when required, methods nud conditions could not be improved. I ed epuctaclo from points near by. The guns of tho monitor Monadnock state this as the result of inspection." bombarding Pnrnnnque, boomed a significant reminder of tho nearness of DEWEY'S HEALTH IMPROVING. war. Just as tho Sixth, artillery baud began a dirge, the- thunder of the The Admiral llcnpluir the Ilencflt ol Monndnock's guns ceased, while tnpa Itcatfnl Iaae nnd Cool Ilrcexca- sounded from the bugle. nt Peak Cliff Hotel. Col. Charles Dcnby, of the United States Philippine commission, presided Hong Kong, May 27. Admiral Dewnt thp exercises lie spoke briefly of ey already shows great improvement tho peculiar solemnity of tho day to In health. Installed spaciously at tho Manila. Peak Cliff hotel, with lofty windows The chaplain of tho British cruiser thnt catch every mouthful of wind made an Invocation. Powerful from thc sen, ho Is losing thc air of Chaplain Pierce, of the Twenty-thir- d languor that he woro when he landed Infantry, nnd Chaplain Cressey, of the from his blistered cruiser. Minnesota volunteers, delivered oraIt was rest that ho needed rest and tions, and the soldiers sang appropria cooler nlr. He Is getting both. Soate hymns. ciety nt tho Peak is well-breThcro When taps sounded the soldiers took arc no disturbing factors there. It is tho flags from tho graves to send to here that thc Ki,0'llhh ofllcers and relatives of tho dead. wives, thc government officials, Similar services wero held over tho their distinguished dead In the Paco cemetery. Col. Den-b- y thc rich merchnnts andfrom the heat take rcfugo wns the orator on this occasion. traveler noise of the town. They all feel The graves were decorated witli a vast and n deep interest iu the hero of Manila quantity of mngniflssnt flowers. bay, but they lisped his desire for UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER. quiet. Will SpeuU fur the World' Klllr. Ihe Only Term thnt Gen. Oil Will Wichita, Kus., May 27. Secretary J. Offer to the InnurKcitt FiliII. McKnlght of thc Transmtxtdxslppl pino. eongriFs ytntvidny received il tele0. It. I'tuncis, of Washington, May 27. "When you gram from tho American mili- Missouri, stating that he would atdesire to tary lines, como prepared- - for nn un- tend thc niceting of the congress here 31 to June 3, nnd would make conditional surrender; otherwise you May an nddress on thu Louisiana Purchase will not bo admitted." fair. This, la substance, is the message Uropped Dead. given to Agulnaldo'a peace commisKnoxvillc, Tcnu., May 31. Hon. G. sioners when they left Manila Thursday to return to the headquarters of fi. llcss diopped dtad yesterday of apoHe was of tho plexy the insurgent chief. Our commissioners, if they have not Mechnulcti' national bunk and president of the chamber of commerce, Mr. already done so, will rccelvo instrucItous served one term as mayor. tions to adhere to this decision. 4- CnrnpoB for frealdent of the Senate. Two Vuunif Men Drowned. . Madrid, May 31. Tho queen regent Coburg, Ont., May 31. Gordon Wilhas signed tho decree appointing son and Willis Floyd, sons, of promt-Len- t y citizens hero wero'drovvned yesMarshall Martinez Campos to the terday by their canoe capsizing. ot the senate. ol Mai-lorycom-radcer nt piea-'Cenc- The of Three Hundred Soldier Covered AVIth Silk l'lnttn nnd Ucnutlful I'lowcr. Grn-iea Are you a subscriber to Thc Are you a subscriber to Bee? You should be. Bee? You should be. The The 'Trnck, Undermined, lleninlned "Every morning I have a Intact Sent a Telegram to III bad taste in my mouth; my Intended Wife and Died One Victongue is coated; my head tim Wn Ilelcaaed by Sawing Ofl aches and I often feci dizzy. III Arm. I have noappctlto for breakfast and what food I eat distresses Wntcrloo, In., May 29. The through mc. I have a heavy feeling in my stomach. I am getting so train from Chicago toMlnneapolis over weak that sometimes I tremble the Bock Island & Burlington nnd nnd my nerves arc all unstrung. Cedar ltapida & Northern railways, I am getting pale and thin. I was wrecked at 1:15 Sunday morning am as tired in thc morning as at night." at tho crossing ot Sink creek, about What does your doctor say? four miles southeast of this place. "You arc suffering from ImThc train consisted of five coaches, inpure blood." cluding mail nnd baggage car, smok.What is his remedy? ing car, two passenger coaches, and sleeper. Nine persons wcro killed nnd 23 injured. 'I rack Wnahed by a Cload-Ilur- t. A cloud-burhnd washed the sand and gravel rood bed, leaving the track unsupported for a stretch of 20 feet. The rails and tics held together, and there was nothing to indicate the insecurity of tho road. The engine struck tho washout, and was derailed In thc ditch bcsldo tho track, and behind it the cars were piled in n confused heap. The mall car tipped over nnd telescoped tho baggago car behind, while the rear end of the bagJ gage car, in turn, telescoped llic rou must not have consti smoker. The roof of the sleeper pated bowels if you expect the ploughed Its way through the dny Sarsaparilia to do its bestwork. coach, while the lower half of thc latBut Aycr's Pills cure constipater crashed through thc sleeper. tion. Tho engineer and fireman jumped We have a book on Paleness from tho train and escaped with slight and Weakness which you may nave lor tne asking. Injuries. Bent a Mcaaaee to III Lore and Died. Wel- l- to our Doctor. Mr. Schweppe, of Alton, 111., wns reflux you vrcraltl like to consult eminent phrllan about your condito this city- - alive, but died at brought tion. Wilts u f rcelf all lh particulars eight o'clock. He was badly, cut about Inyourcato. You will receive a prompt . reply. the head, nnd it was evident from the Lowell, Mati.-beginning that his injuries wcro fatal. Ho was on his way to Minneapolis, where ho was to bo married yesterday. Ho asked his physicians to telegraph his father and. his sweetheart: CnOICIi COLLECTION. . "Tell her," ho grasped, "that I Iiave been detained by a wreck and can not keep tho appointment on time. Don't Tilings Brought From Cuba by say any more Ilcllef Train Go to the Itcacue. Our Volunteer Boys. The news was brought to this city by a mall clerk; the flro whistle was blown; a switchcnglnoandcoach hasti- FOR EARLINGTON LIBRARY. ly prepared, and a relief train was sent very speedily. Tho injured pas. A handsome collection ol some sengers wcro extricated from thc debris and brought hero. Another relief thirty photographs of interesting train soon arrived from Cedar Bapids, subjects in nnd around-- Havana, and took a number of seriously Injured Cuba, has been presented to the to bo treated In tho hospital in that Earlington Free Library and will city. Story. A be put on exhibition there. These P. J. Day, of Allison, la,, a passen- are presented with the compliger, cold i "Tho train wns running at good ments of Lieut. Paul P. Price and speed and nt a point nbout three or Eldrcd Davis and Carl Woolfalk. four miles from Waterloo it left the I In addition to this Carl Wool- track. Tho engine and baggage car were thrown about ten feet. Tho en- folk has left with Mr. J.' Ii. Atkingineer evidently had his engine under son for the Free Library four very excellent control, as I never saw such interesting and some of them curia sudden stop. Thc smoker, where 1 eat, telescoped tho baggage car, and ous articles, common about thc I found myBelf with tho brakemnn on Cuban metropolis. There is a thc roof of the day coach." hand of Havana tobacco, a fragrant Hnd III Arm Sawed OO. Will Schollian, of Waterloo, who specimen which many a smoker travels for a St. Louis tobacco house, would like to put in his pipe. A and makes Ids headquarters in this of curious little wax matches city, suffered moro severely than any box other ot tho Waterloo passengers. He with popping heads, of Havana wns found In thc second passenger manufacture, accompanies the toconch, to which he had gone after leaving thc smoker, his arm crushed bacco. Thc other articles arc a between tho front end of tho sleeper loaf of Cuban bread which docs nnd the Bido oftho cor, holding him not look very palatable and a curifast In tho wreck. Ho did not lose consciousness, but begged that his arm ous pair of shoes. Thc- latter bo sawed oft to relcaso him. When it arc of canvas, low, like a tennis was found that thcro was no possibili- shoe and have soles made of tow ty of saving tho arm this was done, the amputation being effected by n com- curiously twisted and wrought. t Thcso things will orf exmon handsaw. Mr. Schollian displayed the utmost fortitude, and after he was hibition at thc Library museum. released, walked to the adjoining farm house of Mrs. Caroline Mcrlcle, where The Bee unhesitatingly expresses he was resting quietly at Inst report. the public gratitude for these inMr. Day, in speaking of thc cause of teresting mementos of our returned thc accident, said: soldier boys. Mut Ilnvo Deen a Waterapout. "There must hnve been n waterspout for a powerful stream of wnt Messrs. W. C. Morton, C. E. washed thc dirt out from under the Owen and Dr. W. P. Ross, of track for n dlstnnce, I should think, of half n mile. With thc foundation Madisonville, returned yesterday gone thcro was nothing to hold up the from Louisville, where they had rails, nnd as tho weight ot the train struck the weak spot, down and ovci been attending thc State Cmmcr- we went." cial Convention. II. II. Hole- William Schollian, ot Waterloo, man returned thc day before. I. whose arm wan amputated in order to release him from the wreck, has since Bailey was also in Louisville with his son, and remained. died. AGUINALD0 RP0RTED DEAD, yTMr. David Burr, of Swarthmore, The rteport Not Yet Verlllcd Get Pa., who has been visiting his son, Lnnn to Retire from Command W. F. Burr, here for some weeks, Iu the Field. left for home Wednesday morn- Manila, May 20. Tho startling re' port is published hero by tho Spanish ,uKi nevvEparers that Aguinaldo is dead Tho story nan created considerable feSfMiss Clara May Howe, of Nash-?Jcomment, but it has not rv,,,e camc fro,n Hopkinsville yes- fled nor is thc channel the Information is alleged to have been terday for a brief visit to Mrs. B. Atkinson. derived mado known. The papers, however, state with great posltlveasis that the Filipino Misa Sue K. Burr will go to leader is deud and that his death wnt Chautauqua, N. Y., soon to attend thc result o either suicide or assassination. All atUmpts t confirm thii a summer course in Kindergarten report have thus far failed. instruction. Gen. Iuns- w to retlro f romcommand QeldMa tdjo wound which ho reIn tho A young unmarried 'Earlington cently fQtlX! U troubling him greatman has been looking around for a ly. A Card of Thanks. town lot and his friends are" won I wish to say that I feel under lasting dering why. obligations for what Chamberlain s Couch Remedy has dona for oar family. We Master Ligget Bailey, of White have used it In so manv cases ot coue lung troubles and whooping cough, ancTit Plains, is visiting Frank- - and Leo baa always given too most petlect satis, faction, wa feel greatly indebted to Ihe Withers. manufacturers of this remedy nnd wish lite l!aKle, Kin. ol nil Ulc Ihem to please accept onr hearty thanks. Respectfully, Mrs. S. Doty, Des Moines, is noted fcr in keen sichUCtear and dis Iowa. For sale by St, Bernard Drugstore, tinct vision. So are those persons vvbo Earlington, Ben T. Robinson, Mortons use Sutherland's Eagle Eyo Salvo for weak eyes, styes, sore eyes of any kind or granuGap; George King, St. Charles. lated lids, Sold by all dealers at as cents. Mr. and Mrs, N. I, Toombs st i ." y -- 1 Paeas' be-pu- Uit y X tif' were in Slaughtersville Tuesday. Subscribe for The Bek. r- ii. - 4 fcfe .'" mm J4.H 0' Ct?ei IH9 Bee in PL fiMiV , PAUL M. MOORB, Editor and Monger. BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. Incorporated. Entered the Pcitofflco lasaioatter. it Barllnicton at Second SUBSCK1PTION j RATES: oo J 5 ?, w OnsYear.ttrlclly In advance Biz Months. ThrMsnlhl. " " " " . a Specimen copTes'maiiedfrei'on application. wanted In all parti of ine Correspondents onnlT. Addreseustorparttcuiare. THURSDAY, JUNE I. 1B99. ANNOUNCEHENT. ara authorlttd to announce judge I Clifton I. Pratt, of Hopkins County, at a can xor tne nomination iw didate of Kentucky, anbject to the action of Ibe Kepunncan party. nBATT-Wi. "" President McKinley, it now appears, cast the deciding vote that put Commodore Dewey in com mand of the Asiatic Squadron at the beginning of the war. He simply prevented Secretary Long from turning Dewey down. Just another instance of the wisdom of the president. Spanish-American In the Democratic primary Saturday Orr outran them all. The vote was Orr, 717; Clark, 464; Teague, 271; and now some Hardin men are wondering who the Goc-be- l leaders were working against. Perhaps, for fear that somebody's little political prestige might be disturbed and not last until the millenium we had best not have K Wb r& &rj ,H p 4tf". V ;J i n tW4 nominee for governor. Do let's quit and act upon principle. The Bee favors the nomination of Judge Clifton J. Pratt for governor because it believes he is free of entanglements and could unite the Republican vote of Kentucky, besides carrying a large vote outside party lines. There are other men who are just as able, and would make just as good a governor, but those who possess the qualities and standing that are required in the winner this year are few. a Republican ip Resolutions. I. We, the Republicans of Livingston county, in committee assembled, do reaffirm our allegiance to tbe National Republican platform adopted at St. Louis in 1896, and pledge our hearty mpport to the same, and especially do we commend to tbe voters of Livingston county tbe wise and patriotic administration of Hon, William McKinley. a. We most heartily indorse the wise and just administration of W. O. Bradley, POINTS. POLITICAL The Republican County Conven- and the wise and fearless manner In which tions. he vetoed the unjust and vicious measures Those recent pictures of Senator From the Louisville Commercial. passed by the Democratic Legislature. Goebel printed in the State papers 3. We hereby tender to Hon. W. J. It appears that the list of candimake ihim look as innocent and dates for the Republican nomina- Deboe our heartfelt thanks forthe manly patriotic stand taken by him in the U. youthful as a sweet girl graduate, tion for the Governorship is now andSenate, for the administration and in S. but they fail to bring ut the complete, and that the struggle for support of Republican principles. splendid quality of lus agile and this honor will be confined to 4. Resolved further, that tbe delegates "nerve." Lexington Messrs. Pratt, Taylor and Stone, appointed to tbe Republican State Convenindustrious tion at Lexington, July 12, 1899, be and tbe Herald. who announced their candidacies same are hereby instructed to cast the enThe controlling powers of De- in the order given. These gentle- tire vote of Livingston county as a unit for mocracy are wiser than the Re- men are all available for leadership tbe Hon. C. J. Pratf, for the nomination of We recognize in him Ibe publican organization in fixing a in the approaching campaign, and Governor over Kentucky for the Republican State. Convention blending of all Ibe nobler qualities of uniform day all superior manhood, and we know bim to be county conventions to elect dele- can not make a mistake in choos- a polished scholar, an able jurist and a ing between them. With a leader thorough gentleman. He is abundantly gates to their State conventions. Leader. from this list and Goebelism to equipped forthe duties of that high posiDaily Bowling Green News has fight, the Republicans should win tion, and would sefrve with credit to himThe placed Col. T. J. Smith, late of the the battle for control , of the State self and bis constituency, and further, we friend and a thorough find in him a Third Kentucky tegiment, in the this year by a substantial majority. representative true faith and all things of tbe field for;Congress in the Bowling It ought not to be possible, even so dear to every Republican of Kentucky by manipulation of the election and this Union. Green district. J R. Sbdberry, Chairman. machinery under the Goebel law, Think1 H WW Help Pratt. T, B. Hall, Secretary. From the LeltcMeld Eagle. to count them out. lieve, desire the gratification of Onty their personal ambition before the welfare and harmony of the Repubis licans of Kentucky. But a candidate Tor an importThe first step in Spring ant office often needs the hovering should be to cleanse Nature's watch-carof his goed angel to house from Winter's accumuprotect him from his fool friends lations. Hood's Sarsaparilla the extreme and Re- does this work easily. It is partisans who are first Democrats, for America's publicans, or Greatest Spring pie and are ever ready to damn Medicine. It purifies the Blood, either party, as the case may be, if as miltons of peopte say. there is before them the hope of It makes the weak.strong, na nervous petty office. men and women gladly testify. It Let the Republicans of Ken- cures all blood diseases, as thousands tucky set before them the logical, of cured voluntarily write. It Is just tho you, na will gladly reasonable proposition and follow medicine for given you fair trial. say it a Biter you have it to its natural conclusion, that: End Blood- -" Although past 70 years of Only by selecting as our standard age I am thoroughly well. It was three of bearer an honest, able, representa- bottles afterHood's Sarsaparilla that made spending over $00 In medical rao so tive Republican, who is free of al- attendance. My trouble was n raw sore on my ankle." Mrs. Louisa Mason, Court liance with any faction, and one Street, Lowell, Mass, Running Sores-- " After worrying four whom many voters outside the months I i;ve my children Hood's Sarsa- party will begiad to support only fitrilla unit it cured them of running sores, Tills cured mo of dyspepsia by uniting on such a candidate constipation." Mrs. Kate K. Thomas,and 31 Governor St., Annapolis, lil. can they hope tb poll the party Consumptive Cough -- " Five years strength, and there is no other sort ago 1 had a consumptive cough which remo a skeleton. Was Advised to of candidate for whom men outside ducedHood'stoSarsaparilla which I did and take recovered normal health. I have been well the party will vote. ever slnco," Matilda IlRtDaEWATrit, Cor. Conditions are ripe for a possible Fearl and Chestnut Sts., Jeffersonvllle, Ind. victory in Kentucky this year if the SwugfiWUi Republicans are wise. But each must keep in mind the good of the led by the Hood', lllli cure llrer lilt, tin non Irritating ant whole party and Hot-bunly'cathartlc to take with iTood' Sartaparlliiu gain. hope of personal. the First Step Difficult. ;; e office-hungr- y mine last week was run six full days, which is rather a remarkable record when the season of the year is considered. Livingston Republicans Pass The St, Bernard Company's mines stilt Strong Resolutions. continue to run almost fall time, in fact are paihfed to fill present orders. Although Special to Tub Bee. tbe strikes at Evansville and other Indiana Smithland, Ky., May 28. The points have given them but little extra Livingston County Republicans business. met here yesterday and selected Secretary Atkinson was called to Evansdelegates to the State Convention, ville last Saturday to look after the wants instructing those delegates to cast of the coal consumers, who at present the entire vote of the county as a have no borne product on account of INDORSED PRATT. One box of Tint's Pills willsayc many dollars in doctors' bills They willsurely cure all diseases of the stomach, liver or bowls For sick headache, dyspepsia, malaria, constipation and biliousness, a miMion people endorse Save Your Money. Fruit Hill. cneiging Ih thoughts of the farmers at present. Hanson Smith, who has been suffering from a sprain is 'some better Messrs W. T. Davis and I. II Wicks, Mrs. J. T. Wilson and Miss Nannie Myers attended Ibe Universalis! Convention at Consolation last Saturday and Sun day. Mr. J. C. Davis has a smile all over his face. It's a girl. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wilson, of Mor tons Gap, were the guests of their brother, Mr. J, T. Wilson andjalso Mr, Bf M. Powers' family list Saturday and .Sunday Mis. J. D. White is very ill at this witl ing. Volney Clark's horse can be found hitched at Mr. David Smith's most any Sunday. Mr. Odie Davis,,of While Plains is vis iting relatives in this community Ibis week. We are going to bave a new doctor to settle down in our community for the pur pose of practicing medicine. The school at this place is nearing a close. Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brown were tbe guests of Esq. II. C. Helsley's family Sun- Mortons Gap News. iesdames Jagoe and Coil, of Madison- villo, are at present tbe guests of Mrs. T. J, Steele. Rev. Doris discoursed at tbe Baptist Cburcb Monday and Tuesday evenings. Mr. Cbatles Jackson, of Hopkinsville, called on bis best gitl Sunday. Mr. E. W. Sisk has returned from Hot Springs where be bad been for health. Mr, Geo. M, Davis was in Hopkinsville. ibis week on buslnets. Miss Minnie Downey visited her sister Mrs. Will Herndon in Earlington Sunday. v Sellinr out tobacco is j ; 4W i No Reckless Assertion y lift ii unit. for Judge Clifton J. Pratt as long as his name is before the State Convention, and after that for Hon. W. S. Taylor aS second choice. Tbe convention endorsed the National and State administrations, the St. Louis platform and Senator Deboe.. The following are the delegates to the State Convention: Harman L. Sedbcrry, G. W. Aydelott, W. T. Purvis, T. B. Hall, D. B. ' Sexton, H. C. McCord, C. W. Marion. resolutions the These are adopted: tfoodA Orayson For Pratt. The Grayson Eagle published at Litchfield, one of the best papers in the State, contains the announcement of Judge Clifton J. Pratt for the Republican nomination for Governor and reproduces in full both of. The Bee's editorial write-upof that gentleman, who is just now making things so interesting for the other aspirants for gubernatorial honors. And The Bee has advices from another source that Judge Pratt's announcement is being given a kindly reception in Grayson. s Sam H. Stone isa candidate for d Governor. This will'rhake a race, and "will, we think, add to Judge Pratt much more than it from him. three-cornere- There m no occasion, therefore, for acrimony in the campaign for the favor of delegates to the Re- DOWN IN THE MINES. The fact that labor organizations sometimes convert tbeir members into beggars, by ordering strikes, is a poor recommendation to those who look to be guided in the path which leads to peace and plenty. Among tbe South Diamond miners making friends here a brief call last Sunday were Superintendent Harris and foreman Pat Blair. Tbe Sebrce mine is said to be profited by the Southern Indiana strike, as they are shipping considerable coal to Evans-vill- o and other Indiana points will-dra- See No Hop Tor Stone. From the Hirlford'ReptAUcan. man, and Col. Stoae is a has made an ex'ac'Ileht1 officer, but his entrance into the race at this time can beprettactive of nothing more than'a'Htrle-adverrfsing- . Republican county conventions to elect delegates to the State convention haVe been called in the following counties: Laurel, at London, June 12; Grayson, at Leitch-field- , June 26; Scott, at Georgetown, June 19. L It' i ' S Bee, Earlington. Thank you, Brother Moore. But firs. Will tatf iglehMrt. we don't think we have "the best Mrs. Wm. Igleheart, nee Ruth paper published," for The Bee is Priest, formerly of this city, where paper, and the supa she spent her girlhood, afterward porter of a mighty good man for moving to Henderson, Ky., has Governor. A man, whom, it nom- been made president of the Ladies' inated will carry the State in NoLiterary Club of Salt Lake City, vember. Grayson Eagle. Utah. Mrs. Igleheart now resides in Salt Lake City, where her husGood Democratic Advice. Our Democratic contemporaries, band is a prominent newspaper first-clas- s of the sound money kind, are say- man. Evansville Courier. ing some things that contain wis- riannington News. dom and advice for the RepubliTbe farmers of Ibis vicinity are almost cans of Kentucky. If the party is through planting corn and tatting tobacco. A protracted meeting conducted by Rev, not altogether blind this advice Burden and Rev. Munn will begin at will be heeded. Saturday night before tbe The Lexington Herald says of Manninglon second Sunday in June. the Kentucky Republicans: The baseball gaaH between tbe Red If the rank and file of that parly would Hill and Nortonville boys Sunday was assume command, and nominate a clean Red Hill beat them too bad and capable ticket, it would at once render to mention. Ibe result extremely doubtful; but in our York Mclntoih and wife visited la MorSlate today both parlies are not under Ibe tons Gap a few days last week. control of its rank and file. Cordle Carroll will visit in Earlington If the Republican party in Ken- ty . r r fa ,; . fry A V' tucky is not "under the control of Saturday. its rank and file," this is the year Mrs. Zick Price was very sick last week, but is better now. that the "rank and file" should asMrs. Bettie Mcintosh and daughters sume control. Let the Republi- spent Saturday night 'and Stinday wllh cans from principle, without the Mrs. Mary Barnes near Nortonville. hope of fee or reward, come out Rev. Lamb will preach next Saturday and take part in this very import- night and Sunday at tbe residence of Mr, ant canvass, and assert, themselves, John Teague, near Pleasant Hill. Mr. Otbo Price bad tbe misfortune to as they could, so decidedly that no man would dare go contrary to get bis band cut very badly one day last week. their wishes. Let them select a Gut Mcintosh made a business trip to Snap Conventions. man for Governor who can hope Croflon Tuesday. From Lexington Leader. to win at the November election, Misses Inie and TIsb Gnnn spent TuesOne of the counties in eastern and then elect him. It's up to the day wilb thoTdisses Mcintosh. Kentucky has already held its Rerank and file. Charlie Keys arid Franklin Oglesby publican convention, more than went to Crofloa Tuesday. For Pratt and Harmony. What has become 'of "U Mo Hoo?" seven weeks before the State ConThe Paducah Sutthas more than Would like to bear from him. vention to which it sends delegates. once spoken kind words of Judge Miss MflRgieHuDtbis returned from a In nine days after the announceClifton J. Pratt, the Republi- month's visit in Croftea. ment of a distinguished candidate can harmony candidate for GovTbe boys of this place bavo organized a for Governor the party organizabaseball nine. ernor. And now that paper tion in this county called a conThe rain of will put Bee and the conservative vention and instructed its deleattitude taken by The Bee in the the farmers back'wilb'IWrwotk. gates for this gentleman before Mr. Allen Mel a raspy Jfweral will be fight (or the nomination, thus: candidates for various offices had preached by RevrMarfca,'ef!Mad!sonvill5, The Karlinglon Bee is a staunch supdecided been given reasonable time to anporter of fudge Pratt for Governor on the in a short while. yet, but will bs stated' later. nounce and without anything like Republican ticket. The Dbe is making as Ask R. A. R Id tetltyoutrtU what was an opportunity for a canvass by strong fight a clean one, contend well as a and see it be Repnblicans who might wish an ing for harmony and certain success by said 10 bira me too wise action on the part of ibe parly at Lex- won't say, "I can't: opportunity to present their 'Mamma's Put. long." ington. claims. This is the kind of A "clean fight" and a "strong" Mrs. E. A. Chatfen and the "trigger work" that brings party one for "harmony," with "wise children, Katie and Harford, are organization into disrepute, breeds action," is the only kind a fight expected home Priijay. School dissensions and provokes disastrous that can hope to win in this year closed this week and they come factional conflicts. of Kentucky Republican opporThe dochome forthe summer. tunity. None of the Republican tor will now be no longer a bach East India is to have 550 miles gauge road. of candidates for Governor, we be- elor. --- 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 county politics as happened at Lebanon will render Republican defeat at the polls next November certain enough to satisfy the most vindictive Democrat in Kentucky. The Commercial does not pretend to say which side may have been at fault in the convention referred to. It does 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 canvass to get into a shape of which Saturday's disagreement was probably the logical outcome. 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 occurred and as now puts upon the State Convention a delicate responsibility with which it should not have been burdened. Republicans generally will hope that the Marion County Republican Convention is to be the last of its kind. n Tbe report is in circulation that sometime ago tbe colored miners in a neighboring county were taken into full fellowship with the whiles when tbe U. M. Workers organized a lodge there. But they soon found tbe sole purpose of this feigned Memorial Day. kindness was simply to render Ibem useMay 30, 1899. less to themselves and employees, and "Every soldier's grave made that tbeir membership was no longer desired when tbat object was accomplished during our unfortunate civil war is and tbey were given a hint lo leave. While a tribute to American valor. this should be a warning to them, we find "And while, when those graves tbat an occassional colored miner through tbe persuasive tongue of Ibe agitator is led were made, we differed widely to believe false doctrines. One a few days about the-- future of this governago showed bis advocacy of tbeir cause by ment, these differences were long talking loo freely lo those who look upon ago settled by the arbitrament of tbe order with suspicion, and finding no one in sympathy wilb bira, be sought arms, and the time has now come, other fields of labor where be can con- in the evolution of sentiment and tinue to sow seeds of discord. faeling, under the providence of Weigher james Fegan says that No. 9 of tbe Empire mine is fast recovering and hopes to soon be able to resume bis duties tbere. Engineer James Kilroy, wbo has for Ibe past two months been a great sufferer from an attack of rheumatism, has returned to work at tbe Her.! a mine. Tbe coke supply is not now equal to tbe demand which shows rather plainly that Ibe "Wheels of Ibe machinery of prosperity continue to revolve. Mr. Scroggios, one of the Barnesly miners was called to his final resting-plaone day last week. Cause of death unknown to writer. Tbe miners of No ti mine enjoyed one day's rest last week in order to give day men a chance to lay a new track in mine for engine. President Atkinson, of the Si. Bernard Company, says be hopes to be able lo again start work in tbe Arnold mine in about two week and will then keep both a day and night crew at work. A labor paper has tbe Heela Coat Company located at Nashville, Tenn., when It is close to this point, Earlington, Ky. On tbe farm of Henry Brayford, at III., a sizfoot 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 organizations bave advocated arbitration, tbe decision of the arbitration committee is not always viewed wilb favor, as is seen by the condemnation heaped on Ibe Illinois board recently wbo decided against the miners on the wage question. Tbe rations issued to the striking miners at Evansville are not what the men are used lo when at work and we venture the assertion tbat many of them now wish they had turned a deaf ear to the organizer who has been tbe cause of tbeir quitting work. Only one mine operator wbo works only a few men has granted tbe demands of the miners and so tbe strike promises to be a stubborn one, and if tbe operators bold out, as one of them says he will, "Until Hades freeezes over," it won't hardly end this summer, and sorrow and poverty will visit many bomes. Tbe following clippiog from a supposed interview is of interest so far as it shows bow little help a reserve fund is when Ibe miners of a state must depend upon it for subsistence through enforced idlenest. O There is one thing I can't help but notice. You miners are always crying bard times. I see in the papers Ibe statement of tbe Treasurer of your organization for 0 the Slate of Illinois, where you bave In your treasury. Wbat does Ibai mean? D. C. It means just wbat it says 30,000. You seem to tbiok ibat a great sum. Well, it would be for one mau, but tbere are over 31,000 men own that, so you see it amounts to about $1 Co each. Tbat is a large sum for one man to bave at tbe end of a year, is it not? Haven't you saved more than Ibat last year? If I bad ray way it would be $100 per capita. We are going to nse Ibat money to extend our organization, and educate our fellow coal miners to tbe principles of trne uniooism. Union means strengtb. When we bave tbe strength we will stand a belter show to settle all our difficulties by arbitration and conciliation. Tbe time is coming when you operators will be praising our organization instead of condemning ii. ce e, $30,-00- sttike. Foreman Thos. Robinson, TUTT'S Liver PILLS A circus elephant, needing surgical treatment, was recently chloroformed in Peru, Ind. The anaesthetic was given through the trunk by means of a trouscr leg slipped around it and packed with cotton. NtnctT ur cent, of aU atcknat a la canatd far food not bel 01 properly It createt pol. sons and iroea Into your blood and than yo are liable to almost any dlaeaaa tba banian ay atem la tatlr to. Uae Or. Carlaledt'a German I.Uer Powder and watch tba resnlta. Yon will reel tbe trood effect a after taking; on dote. Qiva It a trial and be convinced. Pries 3Sc. dlj-eitt- Master Leslie Robinson visited grandparents at Eatlington Sunday. bis 4 IjM Miss Verda GraddvJs at present visiting friends at Ktrkmansvills, Ky. G. Browning was In Malisonvllle Sunday evening. Attorneys Morrow and Mills, of were In Morions on legal business Friday evening. Dr. J. E. Williams and wife were at Sunday afternoon attending Grapevine Sunday School. Mrs. Lena Jones of Princeton and Miss Fryc, of Madisonville, wets the guests of Mrs. Charles Morton several dajs Isst week, Mr. Bird and Miss Pearle Davis, of Madisonville, were the guests of Miss Bettie Davis Sunday. Cbas. Jennings and Waller Davis bave gone to Rochester, and the fish tbey caicb will be a plenty. Miss Ophelia Davis returned from Madisonville Monday. Alfred Horsefield and wifa went lo Concord Tuesday. Dr. A. W. Davis, Henry Davis and Willie Davis attended the Masonic supper at White Plains one night last week. Things are getting warm In Ibe political world and by convention time it will be bot. Midi-sonvSll- e, DIGEST YOUR FOOD. Dr. Otto's) SpniM Gum Balsam Curat YeurCauih. JuatDia Matflalna far ChrMran. For sate by SI. Bernard Drug Slore. day. Mr. Eddie Powers was tbe guest of his Aunt Mrs. G. W. Barnes of Carl last Sunday. been the value of smokeless pow Mr. Volney Clark and Miss May Flow der and talklcss officers. ers attended the meeting at Highway last Sunday. That Tbrobblfiff Haadache Esq. H, C. Helsley was In Hopkinsville Would quickly leave you. If you used Dr. King's New Life PiH. Tboasands of Tnesday attending tobacco sales. sufferers bave proved their matchless merit Rose But). for Sick and Nervous HeadAbes. They make pare blood and strong nerves and Engine No. 1313, on tbe Wabash, on build up your health. Easy to take. Try Wednesday hauled a train of eight cars them. Only 35 cents. Money back It not from Hamilton to Niagara Palls, Onl., a cured. Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. distance of 119 miles, in 133 minutes. Mr. Pile, of Harned, captured a Fifteen miles were covered at tbe rale of white mole one day week, says 74 3 miles an bour It may be said, observes the Sioux City Journal, that the two great lessons of the late war have ft i.5 3"3 m i, last the Cloverport News. An albino mole is just as rare a cariosity as any other animal, and he sent the freak to John T. Smith's museum at Fordsville. Cootbed as Year. I suffered for 35 years with a cough, and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine to bo avail aatil I tised Dr. Bell's TbterMtetfysakkes weak lungs strong. It bis saved my life. J. B. Roseil. Graotsborg, 111. 19 19 iftftAAftAAftftAftftAftftftfti? Nawldea PATTERNS s Every son's mother of you has to have DIDCD Evefy one of vou rArEI. PATTERN? lA I I LiallOi also has worried and fretted, screwed and twisted over having to pay from 35c. to 40c. for a pattern. Wc have come to your relief by securing the agency for Madisonville for the n '' The commencement exercises of 1? College will take Gethseraane place on Wednesday, Jnne 14, 1899, beginning at n o'clock a. m. A choice literary and musical program will be presented. The Ab- 19 bot of the Abbey of Gethsemane J9 19 will preside. Mrs. . P. SkilWy, Hopkumllli. Ky wtltta In a bad cat ol Cooatlpatlon Dr. U. A. Sint-moUrer Medicine gavt ma mora relief tkan anjthlof alt. I think It tar aaparlor to Black Draught, which we naed In our temlly. 49 9 9 New Idea Patterns Any one of which will cost you only 19 9 9 I Oc. Any Style-- Any Size I Oc. All the Owcnsboro banks 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. 49 9 9 49 49 49 49 You must remember these arc just as good as any of the high priced patterns you have been using, and you run no risk in buying them. FOR NEW IDEA PATTERNS 49 49 A Frightful Blunder Will often caese a bem'bie Bern, Scald, 49 Cut or Bruise. Backlea'e Arnica Salve, 49 Ibe best in tbe world, will kill the pain 49 and promptly heal it. Cures Old Sores, 49 Sores, Ulcers, Boails, holoas, Corns 49 and all Skin Eruptions. Best pile cure on 49 earlb. Only ajcts. a box. Cura guaran 49 teed. Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. 49 49 Dr. Linde, of refrigerator fame, 49 10c. Any Size-An- y Style (Jui in Mais V v"SqBj"H ': BISHOP THH SAME viikju-j.'- ! & MADISONVILLE. KY. CO... j i is making an apparatus for tbe pro duction of liquid air, which will f weigh less than two and pounds, and which will liquefy air in eighteen minutes. one-hal- Weak Dye are Mad Jtroeg, dim vision made clear, styes removed and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily and effectually cured by tbe use of Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve. It's put np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all good druggists f f i'5 rc4r4''4r4VA Bjjjvra5pi a,iisaJpiinigk;iairitBJ.iiejnt.Mpaj Who Does tin Llvtry Bisluss? Ask your neighbors. They all say that we h haul (letter loads, best teams, and at tho right price. fur-nis- PniOE ON THE SAME THINO TO EVERYBODY. YOUR ORDERS SOLICITED England proposes to rule the seas. She has now 597 vessels building, exclusive of 199 warships. Since January 1,162 vessels have been launched. BBBBjjpStiSr'pBBBjBjMtJ54iLa7a M You cam noflge Them Did you ever try to dodge the Did not succeed very well, did you? It's just as useless to try to escape from the germs of consumption. You can't do It. They are about us on every hand and wc are conrain-drop- s? God, when, in the spirit of fraterTo Cure a Cold in One Day nity, we should share with you in Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. refund money fails to the care of the graves of. the Con- All druggists The genuine hasifL.it B. Q. on core. 35c. eacn tablet. federate soldiers. President at Atlanta. The Kentucky delegates to the Once more we gather under skies of May, International Christian Endeavor lilac blossoms, and when violet When convention at Detroit, Mich., June blows. a spec4, 5, o and 7, will leave-oAnd on these grassy graves we weave a ial train from Louisville, June 3. Me-Kinln opsn au mgiit. Mtatiaaaai Barnett & Arnold, irft Tnt frfir?"! I'aWrlfli luH ititll ilaaVsliitiaC rfitfaaNli'is llaesaWli'' fr filfitill iratfT atafr MaVsftni lrAlr 1 '3' laVllllas klBafliTli ffri&ai Iaals1liri rfriilftiirfti ) yAnyit. vn 'ilfttYlf$''ii1''i'lli ftl" spray Of Northern lily and of Southern rose. s song Once more we bear tbe blue-bird'- afloat, lungs. Then why don't we all have this disease? Simply because these germs cannot gain a foothold in a strong throat and lungs. It's 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 is thin. If your cough does not yield, and your throat and lungs feel raw and sore, you should not delay another day. Take stantly taking them Into our Mooday-mornin- g Emulsion of Cod-Liv- er Scott's OH Sunday-evenin- g 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. It's this nourishing, sustaining' and strengthening power of with Hypophos-plill- cs clan; frJephone The Cumberland The Northerner, Ibe Southerner, al last, Company will soon have( tbeir line Is simply, solely, an Aninican. to Carlow and other points in Ou Santiago's summits we unile Tbe grizzlad foo's of Chictamauga's day; Webster county completed. Tbe hatreds of a Sbilob sink from aigbt Pure blood Is full of Life tad Vitality, and Beneath Ibe waters of Manila Bay, Vigor to tbe organs ot lbs body. Dr. M. A. Above your graves exultant anlbems swell, Simmons Liver Medicine creates rich, pure When Peace and Love bave healed tbe blood. battle's blows; We flush with pride to think those fought The twelfth annual session of so well With these, so brave lo overcome such the Kentucky Chautauqua will be held at Woodlawn Park, Lexingfoes, Peace be to Lee, whose honor shall not ton, June 37 to July 7, inclusive. cease; name; MBtJAt'tNUMAN TEA cans Djnpep-rMPtTo Stonewall, of tbe Peace be to Grant, who longed so much ak, Ceaatiffrtioa aad (or Peace, KcgulikacUwIivar. Prlee,25cto. To Lincoln, of tbe everlasting famel Sold by St.. Bernard Drag Store. Harper's Weekly. valor-vibra- Toe tbrnsbes piplncin Ib'e dewey dell; Some Western railroad managers We thrill to bear tbe Northern robin's note, And stand ensnared by Southern raock-bird- 's are experimenting with motor cars operated with gasoline engines, spell. and one is to be started in regular Once more tbe winds through odorous orservice on the Vandalia line. chards blow, Tbe creamy hawthorns through tbe A TIMELY HINT. fences twine; blood is You ebonld be wtae and sea tbat rich and pure and your whole ayatem pat In a Lol all tbe sunrise splendors are aglow, healthy condition 'try the aecoI'Dr. perfectly Carletedt's German 'Wrer Powder. Then yoa Like cataracts of red and golden wine. slit tut free from malaria, tvohold fever, eolda We bring a wreath, O martyrs numberless, and tbe rrlp. Dr. Carletedt's German Ltvsr Powder i the best medicine mosey can buy. Wbo perished tbat your country still Far yaur Celst try Br. Otto'i Sarua might live; ana soa Gum Balaam. Priaa BaMla. Wbo fought and bled tbe unborn babe 10 For sale, by bless. St. Bernard Drag Store, Tbat wa should still be brothers, and j forgive. A kiln containing about 25,000 But now we come, not as in bygone years, brick collapsed at Greenville in the When anger poisoned sorrow through O'Brvan & Green yards, and and tbrongb; caused considerable loss. When no one cried through blended love The Bade, Ktaf ol aJISteda, and tears, dis"Forgive Ibem, for tbey know not wbat is noted for its keen they dol" tinct vision. So are those, persons who use Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve for weak Thank God, those days bave now forever eyes, styes, or grano sore eyes passed, by all dealetsiat 33 cents With all their strife of parly, clique and lated lids. Sold During Summer we art Bowel troubles, audi Cramps, etc., tar which Liver Medicine lihlfhlj liable to. Stomach and as Diarrheal, Colle, Dr. M, A. Simmons recommended. yigL t .- M. McGORD, IS YBARB BXPanllNOB. Contractor and Builder EARLINBTON, KY. 1 , All Classes of BuildinKS Erected and made complete ready for occupancy, in- y&ttcludinR the furnishing of all materials, mechanical and common tabor, i or PLANS, DETAILS. SPEOI I'tice reasonable and satisfaction guaran- - V FIOATIONS A CONTRACTS ,ewl Estimates cheerfnlly given on all kinds L - of Uuildinir and Special Work. Give me a S DRAWN UP ON SHORT NOa chance at your work before letting contract. TICE. ... aniJBJIil.Jii aJWJiwi ""sflJpinBiBM jSJ1ersy ayiwu.'Jawi'f jiw JU" za j GEORGE Q. uccesiorto Isaac Davis.) TOY, . j ill' LIVERY FEED STABLE. At tbe Old Stand, on Main Street, Just west of depot, light.-etear-an- EARLINGTON, KY. j First-Cla-ss Equipment and Prompt Service. n win e man ......,. snntss aaana it anna tana a a ana e enaen na ,..,,. .,...,. . ... . ........ .. car-rl- et aaaaaaaaaaataaaaBuSaBaaaiaaaaVRf' j. w. twyman; DEALER IN 7TT1Tr.T.TtT.tltltlll m 's i Stoves and Grates, CASIINCS AND j j TUWiSE. hns made it of such value in and exhausting fill wasting roe. and Ji 63, all JrugsUti. tCOTT It DOWHE. ChemUtt. Nw York. SCOTT'S EMULSION that Iu41-geetlo- a. Contractor of all kinds Tin, uaivanizea iron ana Copper Work. I ROOFING AND CUTTERING A SPECIALTF AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. - 30-inc- h f . ' r minimi in tan 1111 m ana ! ' J fv 9jf. j; Mitii i TSiV SafBi rtrrxrssm '1 o.4A ti. a.v.J r2?FPr4 m LECTURE AND RECITAL. PHILIPPINE LETTER. NOT IN SOAP TRUST. RASCALLY SCHEME CHARGED Dele-Kat- es fl V Kr K 4 I h i i h aT -- VJ ft k J Gomez Mrs. R. V. Davenport returned 7. Chorus "Lord, Who Shalt Dwell" Pi. XIV., UauoSolo, Alto Solo, home from a visit to Guthrie last Baritone Solo, fenor Solo Friday, accompanied by her sister, Edmund Datighty Miss Jcttie Small, who will spend 8. Lecture "Men of Mark". , . . . several weeks here. ...1. Rev. Thomas Jenkins 9. Triumphal March Organ . , Keter Beta Those who will render the musiRev. Roscoc M. Wheat will fill his regular appointments here cal numbers and make the even- dered by number of the best heard the bullets sing in Porto Miss Birdie Johtwaa vic44d ithe local singers. Kico with Gen. Wilson and he has family of Mr. W. W. StfatrMge The program is as follows: now been on an extensive expedithis week. i. Overture Organ--- " William Toll" .Kosslo! tion with Gen. Lawton and in batMr. P. B. Harris AMI a. Cnorui "Unfold Ye Porl-ltle on the Island of Luzon. ... and Mr. aad Mrs. 'lUfctrtJtwr, of Charles Gounod IIe writes as follows, the letter Mortons Gap, attewhdjMViGM.at 3. Duel for Soprano and Uauo'Tba bearing postmark, Manila, April tho Christian church, .Satttkry. Three Calls" Edmund Daugblr 24, 1899: 4. Symphony in C Organ ....Mozart I had been waiting rather impatiently Rev's. J. F. Story and I. H. 5. Duet for Soprano, Tenor and Cho for some news from some ot my dear old rus "Clip Your Hands." Vs. Tecl will exchange pulpits next friends and bomefolks for about ten days, XLVl Edmund Daughly Sunday, the former preaching at and it really looked as it I was going to get G. "II Guarany," Symphony Organ Nebo and the latter at Wallonia. left as the mail from our "Uncle's" country a- The N. K. Falrbank Company OfMore Interesting News from Or--l Goebel Men to Be Sent as Presented at Catholic ficially Declares That They lean Pritchett, With den. Under Instructions "i?u 3niustru we tttbe." Church. Will Not do In. Lawton. From A program full of interest to Chicago, May 26. In an intermany Earlington people will be Writes About a LOCAUEWS. James B. HARDIN AND STONE COUNTIES. Battle and Ex- view today Mr. WAsrmroTOK, D.C., April l, 1603. presented at the Catholic Church McMahon, Second Vice President Dr. S. D. Hartman, Columbus, O. pedition He was in. My Dear Doctor: It gives mo on Tuesday evening at 7:10 of The N. K. Fairbank Company, Then Bolt Instructions WorkMrs. W. S. Bramwel, of Nashpleasure to certify to tho excellent o'clock, when Rev. Thos. J. Jenspeaking officially in behalf of the ing fn First, Second and curative qualities of your medicines; ville, is visiting here. The following are interesting kins will deliver his lecture "Men Company, expressed himself as extracts from a letter written by Other Districts. Mr. Dick Harrison, of MoaMh, of Mark," accompanied by' a follows: Orlean Pritchett, from Manila, to choice musical program arranged spent Sunday with friend, ia "We arc not identified in any a friend hole who very kindly perWalter Forrester, who is a free by Rev. A. M. Coenen and renmanner with the movement to V mits lance publicatidn. JSd-ington. Musical and Mental Treat to Congressman Botkin's a Statement CHILDREN'S DAY. Annual Services Held 'at the E. Church' South. The annual observance 11. of "Children's Day" was kept at the Sunday School of the M. E. Church, South, Sunday last, according to the custom and appointment 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 song "Praise to God the Father." Prayer Superintendent and school in unison. Song. Recitation "Hitherto and Henceforth" Six little children. Recitation Clarence Clark. Song "He Hideth My Soul" Responsive Reading. Song By the children. Recitation "Beautiful Things" Jimmie Keel. Recitation "Little Moments" Four little children. Song "Tenderly, Soft and Clear." Recitation Hazel Fawcett. Song "Beautiful Sabbath" Recitation Mary Brooks. Recitation George Brooks. Collection for aid of destitute Sunday Schools. Closing Song and bendiction. Cow Strayed. A black cow, head and - 4tfbtrs i" Sunday morning and night at the M. E. Church, South. His sub-jelor Sunday evening is "Christian Culture." ct Rev. W. C. Wilson, pastor of the M. E. Church, has changed his appointment atEarlingtonfrom the first to the fourth Sunday in each month, and preached from that pulpit last Sunday. Eldt'r I. If. Teel baptized Sunday afternoon in Loch Mary, Miss Georgia Wyatt and Mr. Willie Feiler and they were received that day into t tic Christian Church. Quite a large crowd was present and witnessed the ordinance of baptism. Mrs. E. U. Frost, of Madison-ville, '?- - ft ing a deserving success arc: Sopranos Mrs. Thos Blair, Misses Katie and Maggie Whalen, Lizzie and Ellen Sullivan and Lizzie Wichmer. Altos Masters Nicholas, Leo and Raymond Herb. Baratone W. C, McL.od. ' 'and Harry Tenors J. T. Coenen. Bass Len Huff, Thco. Coenen, Matthew aud Bernard Wichmer. Organist Miss Ellen Whalen. On the Shores of Loch nary. A jolly picnic party visited our park Monday evening and the writer had the pleasure of being one of them. The party arrived about 6:15 and drove immediately to the lake, where they broke up in happy little groups in the numerous seats there for the accommodation of visitors. The sunset over Loch Mary was beautiful. A delightful spread, by far the most important part ot any picnic, was greatly enjoyed, and no wonder, for each girl surely tried her-seby preparing the most delicious things she knew of. There was some good music and many lovers of the art enjoyed dancing for awhile. Those who composed the delightful party were: Misses Suell, Harp and Nutter, Lexington; Grant, Hopkinsville;! Lindsey, Ryecroft, Pritchett, Long and Moore. Messrs. Turner and Laurel Ruby, Laffoon, Long, Wilson, Daves, Nisbet, Pritchett, Morton, Hall, Hopewell and Sheridan. Mrs. Dr. Ross chaperoned -the party. accompanied by her granddaughters, the Misses Alexander, went to Louisville Monday where they will visit the family of Col. Thos. W. Campbell for two or Col. Campbell is three weeks Uakcr's assistant in the postmaster Louisville postoflice. 1 he V. I. S. C. E. will hold a consecration meeting next Sunday evenjng beginning at 6:15 o'clock. The leadcis and their subjects arc: Mr. W. F. Burr, Faith; Miss Car-riCrenshaw, Prayer; Miss Anna Cowcll, Love, and Mrs. M.. B. Long, Consecration. All the arc expected to be prepared to take part. u 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 arc very badly demoralized, the Fairbank Company are not seeking or encouraging any combination of manufacturers as a Soap means of improvement. prices arc relatively the lowest in the history of the trade. The tallow market has advanced fully r had arrived and I was not represented, still cent per pound in the past few when I went into the office late yesterday afternoon and the man gave me three let months without any corresponding ters, he could have done me no greater improvement in the selling prices favor, I, assure you. I immediately pro of soaps, hence the present moveceeded to devour the contenis of all. I ment towards combining interests. suppose I get my share of mail, but It does Any combination embracing the seem I get very few letters but.that I ought principal manufacturers throughto get some at every opportunity. There are lots ot ships coming here now, out the country might naturally bringing soldiers, there now being about and legitimately be in a position 14,000 to tG.ooo on the way or to come. to advance soap prices proportionThe most remarkable scheme of political Yes, if I am as lucky in the future, as I ately to the enhancement of all rascality that has ever been attempted in was in my voyage over here and have been up to the present time, and get logo home raw materials, but beyond this ef- Kentncky is batched by the combination lhat is trying to by way of San Francisco, I shall fect on our trade we are positively have really completed a trip around not interested or concerned in any regain control of the Democratic organiza-tioin this State. It is nothing less than the world, and shall be quite a traveled consolidation of soap interests. a deliberately arranged program for a lot young man, though I am sorry to say, I We arc encouraging our salesmen ot Goebel's men in Hardin and Stone counwill not have the power to tell about it. It in all directions to work with per- ties, to get themselves selected as delegates (3 Impossible for me to describemy journey Lttdies were too scarce to suit me and fect confidence in the permanent to the State Convention under Instructions what few there were on board seemed to independence of this Company of for one or the other of those candidates, cling strictly to the officers and were very all "Trust" affiliations, and we arc and then to ignore instructions and bolt to Goebel in the convention. clannish, and a civilian was not in it with pleased to state that the soap This is being arranged for in the First, them. From all reports it seems that old be- Second, Third. Fourth, Seventh, Eighth Kentucky has bad a severe winter. While trade continues very brisk, here, the thermometer was at an average of cause, aside from the natural effect and Tenth districts. The Hardin manaall the lime. We cele- of the expected combination, 85 degrees the gers up to this time are entirely ignorant brated St, Valentine day on ship by having current cost of all raw materials of the extent lo which this scheme has grown. If carried into effect, it may cause supper at ro p. m. The band played and warrants materially higher prices a big row in the convention, but Goebel we all bad a fine time. While the General is away I don't have on soaps, and sensible buyers are has said lhat he has no concern for anything to do bnt ride every evening on the anticipating future requirements to thing but the nomination; and be is thora Luneta. This is very fine, but whenever the full limit of their convenience oughly satisfied ot his ability to carry tbe election with the aid of tbe Goebel bill and I get close to the bay andjsee so many ships in carrying stocks." Its machinery. Goebel-Halde-ma- ther Orlean in Kentucky politics, and possesses somewhat of a discerning nose ior political news and trickery, charges, in his last issue of the Fru Press, that the Goebel managers have evolved a most startling scheme to steal the delegations to the State Convention from Hardin and Stone counties. The scheme is quite Goebel-lik- e in its arrangement and very much akin to the provisions and purposes of the law which is to control our elections if its author becomes Governor. This scheme, if it be as outlined, will throw some light upon the mysterious movements of Goebel leaders, and some people who have been posing as Hardin's friends, in Hopkins and other counties which have been counted Hardin strongholds. Here it is: An Excellent Combination. The pleasant method nnd beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Svnur of Finn, manufactured by tho PlTtrnwuri Vm (3ti.n rv. Ml..!:. the value of obtaining tho liquid laxative principles of plants Imown to bo medicinally laxative and presenting them in tho form most refreshing to tho taste nnd acceptable to the S3'stem. It is tho ono perfect strengthening laxative, cleansing tho system effectually, disponing colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling ono to overcome- habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance, and lis acting on tho kidneys, liver nnd bowels, without weakening or Irritating thorn, make it the Ideal - iiJ5 r xv mmmm Hon J. n. HrvTKiw CongreMman.at.Large from Kansas. n and Man-a-li- and constipation; a residence In Washington has increased thoso troubles. A few bottlea of your medicines liavo given mo almost complete relief, and I am suro that a continuation of their uso wjll effect a permanent cure. Is surely a wonderful remedy for catarrhal affection!.. Pe-ru-- a century with catarrh of tho stomach afflicted, raoro or less, for a I havo been quarter of laxative In tho process of manufacturing figs aro used, as they aro pleasant to tho taste, but tho mctlicinnl qualities of tho remedy aro obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho California Fio Svnur Co. only. In order to get its beneficial effects and to nvoltl Imitations, plcaso remember tho full name of tho Company printed nn the front of every package, CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. J. D. BOTKIN. SAK FRANCISCO, CAX. LOUIOVIZXK. KY. 1TEW YORK, W. Y. For sale by all Druggists. Price 50c. per bottle. Red Hill Jottings. The farmers of this vicinity are about lf coming in and going out, I have strange feelings as if I would liko to be in one of the outgoing steamers headed in the direction of borne and loved ones. There are twelve nurses wiihin a block of my home, sent here by Mrs. Wbilelaw Held and are known as emergency nurses. I certainly hope to get many long letters from the United Stales. Tbey are always highly appreciated. Wonderful Discovery. w. j f f-s l i :. n was in Sunday, returning lo his work at Henderson Monday morning. Karl missed some of bis classes by staying over here, but he says he isn't a married man aad consequently has a right to go He finishes where lie pleases. his work at Hendorson and Audubon this week and goes thence to Vaudalia, Mo., to assist Rev. )ohn M. Crowe in a meeting, after which follow other meetings at points in Missouri. Earl-inglo- Mr. J. K. Taylor Mrs. Phi I ura Priest, of Hender- son, started for Salt Lake City Monday in Company with Mr, William Igleheart, her Mrs. Priest has spent much time with Mrs. Igleheart, whom the Earlington people used to know and love so well as Miss Ruth Priest, "schoblmarm", since the rrinov.il to that city of Mr. and son-in-la- Mrs. Igleheart. Mr. Igleheart is managing editor of one of the leading daily newspapers of Salt LjIu and is prominently identified with the Associated Press, a meeting of which he lias just been attending in Chicago. Will Preach at Qrapevlne. Elder J. II. Hill, pastor of the Christian church at Madisonville, will preach at Grapevine the second Sunday in June at 3 o'clock p m. only talk Spanish fluently lie might interest some one beside ''old men." But he says, "They say when you call on a young lady here her duenna (guardian) sits in the room and hears what you have to say. This would give me cold chills and I would not be able to say a word." Around the World. He writes entertainingly of the W. C. Sanders, of 76 West Main street, Battle Creek, Mich., passed expedition, thus: through Earlington last Thursday On the 17th I returned from an expedimorning, May 25, enroute around tion of eight days into the interior of the island with General Lawton and command. the world on a bicycle. He had We killed some 50 natives, captured and gray hair but seemed full of ginger wounded some 75; ourselves losinz seven and talked lightly of the big jour- killed and ten or twelve wounded, not serney he said he would accomplish. iously.' I was in alt ot the fights with He left Battle Creek on May 8 General Lawton, right in front rank, where bullets just teemed to rain around and said the worst roads he had us. ,.So liltlo however, that none of the ever encountered were between enemy's cold lead found a resting place Evansville and Madisonville, upon in siy carcass. The song ot the bullet is which he spent two full days. He not the finest I ever heard; is sort ot a peproposed to go to New Orleans, culiar sharp sound, one that has a make a person get down as low then west to the Pacific coast, then on ground as, possible, but as I was playnorth and around, belting the ing soldior, carrying gun etc., I couldn't United States. He then proposed do that. I even took some shots at them to sail for Cuba, South America, rnyeeH, Wo captured some five or six etc., aud take in the world at towns and other property. We passed through most beautiful country, mile after large. He was selling, in cities, a mile of level ground covered by cocoanut little contrivance. to hold in place grove?, trees planted in straight rows. the top of an open cigar box, to Saw lots ot oranges, pineapples, bananas In fact for one day we and qocoanuts. pay expenses. 1 Lunsford, Ala., April 15, 189S. New Spencer Medicine Co. Dear Sirs: I have been troubled with I bad no liver and stomach complaint. appetite and my general health was very bad. I took medicine from four different doctors and they failed to do me any good. I got no relief until I began to use your valuablo Nubian Tea. I used about two dollars worth of it, and it did me more Speaking of the natives he says good than all the medicine I ever took. I pounds in weight they arc very dirty looking and have gained thirty-fiv- e and my health is very good. I can sleep ugly. He writes, "Just think ol soundly and my appetite is excellent. 1 poor me, away off here, nobody can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to lo any comthe world as being a but old men to associate with," munity. Any one who doubts this stateOscar Baker. and seems to think that if he could ment can write Sold by St Bernard Drug Store. God-send 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. fiddlers conThe E. Church, South, by invitation of vention at Paducah was a grand Rev. R. M. Wheat. All cordially success in every way. invited to attend at 6:15 o'clock. through planting corn. . A great deal of tobacco was set this gold-buweek. n Mrs. Zack Price is on tbe sick list this week. Mrs. Hamby, ot the Norlonvile vicinity, js visiting in this neighborhood this week. Mr. Otbo Price is suffering from a very severe cut on the hand, which will prevent him from working for some time. Doctor Williams, of Crofton, made a professional call near Red Hill last week. In a game of base ball with Empire not long slncr, Leo Price received Injuries which will prevent him from playing ball soon. Ked Hill received a call from a magic lantern show last Saturday night. There should be a law to prevent such shows as this one was, for it was as near nothing as in general. was ever seen just a dead-bea- t The game of base ball between the Red Hill and Nortonville teams last Sunday reWhat a Kentucky Lady Did. sulted in a victory for Red Hill, tbe score Fulton, K May 33, 1899. Miss Leila being 48 to ao in their favor. Red Hill Bard, of this place, has been for many will play tbe Empire team at Empiro next years a sufferer from rheumatism. At Sunday. Bask Ball Johnnie. times she was uaable to straighten her limbs. She purchased a bottle of Hood's Lung Irritation Sarsaparilla and began taking it and continued its use until she was cured. She s tue torerunner to consumption. Dr' will cure it. and says she keeps Hood's in the bouse all the Bell's lime and strongly recommends it to give such strength lo tho lungs th.it a cough or a cold will not settle there, others. Twenty-fivcents at alt good druggists. The smallpox has been effectNine million, five hundred thousand ually stamped out at Paducah aud bushels of coal came down out of the the pest house closed. Pittsburg coal yards during tbe month of May, besides the enormous amount that Good for tlie Children. ot the Kanawha coal yards, most Mrs. Ella Hinson, ot Hiuton, rtla., come out writes us August 12tb, 189S. "I advise all all of which has been shipped lo Cincinmothers to give their children Planter's nati and farther South, and still (here is a Nubian Tea when tbey are puny or fret great demand in Ibe lower district The ful. I keep this medicine in tbe house and gelling so low nowjbat there is no when tbe children are ailing I give them a river is more coal being shipped. dose and lhat is the last of it." Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. n g e W. A. N1SDB1 , President O. W. WADD1LL, Cashier1 IKopkias (bounty neck shows part Jersey, slightly yellow MadisonVille, Ky. down back, right horn inclines in and down, strayed from Earling- Gapta! Stock, - - - $50,000. ton. Inlormation leading to her Transacts a general banking business recovery will be rewarded by and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining connties. T. R. Farquiiar. BANK- - J. C. GOODLOE, Practical Painter, U?"e'a'rungton,:ky. Has tho finest and most secure vault in that section ot Kentncky Capital Stock Paid In, Surplus Fund $50,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 120,000. 1387. JNO. G. MORTON, ness men we aro talking tbey know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's sitety if tho bank is a good one. There's convenlence-lli- n money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, loo It in cany to spend small sums when yon havo a largo sum in our pocket a3 BRDVE Tho advantages of a bank account are numerous. It is not to busi- AIADISONVILLU, - KENTUCKY Co Compound Prescriptions properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires tbe druggis to havo a larga amount of drugs-fre- sh drugs. He must give the besv possible uork, and for compensation he must bo reasonable. Dr. M. A. Simmons Liver Medicine crtttei a food Appetite, Tones and Strengthens tbe Stomach, snd builds up tbe Health. $1,000 Wanted Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications, as tbey cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There is only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafntss is caused by an infilamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will be destroyed forever; nine cases out of ,en aro caused by catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Huudred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. F. J. CHENEY & Co.. Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists, 75c. Hall's Family Pills are the best. To be secured by mortgage on Robbed the Grave. excellent Hopkins county farm. A startling incident, ot which Mr. lobn Earling- IS JoSY AS COOD FOR ADULTS. Oliyer, of Philadelphia, was the subject, Address X, care The Bee, WARRANTED. PRICE 50 cts. is narrated by him as follows: "I was in tonfty. v OAI.ATTa, 18, a most dreadful condition. TDNIC i HI LL WITH THE AHOVK FACTS REMEMBER WE'RE CAREFUL. ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, Irxs., Hot. 1WJ. My skin was Paris Medicine Co., Bt. Louis, Mo. almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, Gentlemen: We sold laal rear, COO bottles o fllss Doris Harried. OUOVK-TAOTKI.Hsa CUIU, TONIC and ba?i pain continually In back and sides, no apbought tb- -e cross already this year. Id all oar ox Miss Mary Doris, whom all the prlnce ot II years. In tbe drus bualDe4, bare petite gradually growing weaker day bv day. Three physicians had given me up. Earlington people remember well DBTer sold an article that Bare such uulrorsal Ball Vours trulr. taction as jour Tonlo. fortunately, a Iriend advised trying Co. Auxrr.C-r- m 'Electric Bitters,' and to my great joy and and with pleasure as a former very surprise, tbe first bottle made a decided popular teacher in our public improvement, I continued their use for three weeks, and am now a well man. I school, was last week married to know tbey saved my life, and robbed tbe Mr. R. E. Wilson, of Providence. grave of another victim " None should fail to try. Only jocts., guaranteed at The marriage was solemnized in St. Bernard Drug Store. Henderson, where Miss Doris has MMAAj. H Rk 60 YEARS' EXPERIENCE vVrmPVPl TrtADE Marks Ocsions Copyrights &c. a Kiel ct and !pt! niton rear -an to Episcopal Services. Rev. M. M. Benton, of Louisville, will hold services on Sunday next, June 4, at Assembly Hall. Celebration of Holy Communion, Morning prayer and ser10 a. m. mon, 11 a. m. Service in the afternoon at 4 o'clock. only had cocoanut and its milk as something to livo on. I enjoyed the trip very much. Antioc, Miss., July jst. 1898. New Spencer Medicine Co. The General and command have gone I want 10 tell you what I think of your again into another section, but he said Nubian Tea. I have used it myself and in ray family, and it is all lhat you claim there was no use in my going, as there for it It is the best Liver Medicine I ever tried. It is just the thing to take if you ever, oui inis is very iooiisu, as 1 sianu a feel bad and are bilious. fair chance of getting killed, while here I A. B. Lancaster, am in no danger at all. Sold fy St. Bernard Drug Store. i One of the clerks in Quartermaster's office at our headquarters, is going to get Christian County Won. married here in a day or two, or just as d W. M. Pritchett, the soon as bis Riri arrives. She left San Christian county fiddler, captured Francisco about thirty days ago to come to him and he expects her daily. Quite a the first prize at the fiddlers' contest at Paducah last bravo girl to come tnis rar to marry a man isn't she? He is a real nice fellow, has week. " rented and furnished a house, bought a CUIAN RELIEF cares carriage and things will be real nice for Colic. NeunJjUtcd Too thacbo BourBtomich her. I envy him very much. ad Bammer Complaint, ftico, 26 Cents. Orlean A. Pritchett. Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore. Best way to Invest as Cents. one-arme- clamor that a few pol- made her home for several iticians have been raising to cover up their Honestv Is the Best Policy own past records, does not seem to be Honest Roods, honest prices and'lionost having any effect upon the public mind. dealings will surely brine success. Every People are not much worried about tbe hour proves it. Tbe last days of the nineLondon, with a population of railroads. Louisville Free Press. teenth century show nothing more clearly. 5,883,343, does with a daily water works' demsupply of 190,655,939 gallons a Last fall I sprained by left hip while We believe this fact and our handling some heavy boxes. The doctor I onstrate our belief. Our goods are wardaily consumption per head of called on said at first it was a slight strain ranted to be exactly as represented, that is 32.40 gallons. and would soon be well, bnt it continued honest; our goods are guaranteed lo give to grow worse and I could hardly get about If any Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times to work. I went to a drngstore and the. perfect satisfaction, that is honest. druggist recommended me to try (Jbamber-Iain'- s article of jewelry of our manufacture does Its Cost Pain Balm. I tried It and one-hanot give perfect satisfaction we will refund I awoko last night with severe pains in of a fifty-cebottle cured me entirely. I my stomach. I never felt o badly in all now recommend it to all my friends. F. tbe money paid for such articles; that too my life. When I came down to work this A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. This remedy is honest. morning I felt so weak I could hardly is for sale by St. Bernard Drngstore, J. F. DeYylder has a complete assortwork. I went to Miller & McCurdy's drug Earlington; Ben T. Kobinson, Mortons ment of our goods in his store for sale at store and they recommended Chamberlain's Gap; George King, St. Charles. These prices that defy competition. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. It worked like magic and one dose fixed me goods are made from rolled gold, gold Pittsburg, Kan., May 37. Tbe indicaall right. It certainly is the finest thing I filled or solid gold stock and are warranted ever used for stomach trouble. I shall not tions now are that every mine in this disfor I trict operated by companies refusing to la give perfect satisfaction or tbe money be without it in my borne hereafter, W. F. Main Co., Iowa should not care to endure the sufferings of sign the agreement made at last Tuesday's will be refunded. last night again for fifty times its price. be shut down within tbe City, Iowa. conference will O. II. Wilson, Liveryman, Burgettstown, hours and remain so unWashington Co., Pa. For sale by St. next twenty-fou- r Committee Calltd to Meet. Bernard Drugstore, Eulington; Ben T. til June 15, the date of the conference. Mt. Sterling, Ky., May 28. A Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St, Charles. meeting of the Republican County Tbe d years. -- 1 Anjonanenittnir lulcklf ascertain our opinion freo hetbor invention l prouaoir tviipntahln. umimunicft tlonjstrtrtlrconndonual. Handbook on Patents sent froo. Olilont nennry lor aecurhiK patocU, Patents taken thnmuli Jlunn X Cu. rocutr fptctat notUf, without charge, la tho Scientific American. lllndratM weekly. or any sclontiuo Journal. Terms, J n jenrt four month!, 11. bkildbynll newsdealer. A handsomely MUNN&Co.2G,B'oadrta'' New York Urancli Uitice, K Y Bt, Washington, 1). '. lf Wall Paper We have some Choice, Standard Patterns inWall Paper, Good Goods at Reasonable Prices, which will serve many housekeepers as well as the high'priced Papers offered elsewhere. :: :; :: :: TGLAD TO SHOW YOU. THOS. B.YOUNG Manufacturer of High Grade . ,. Boots and Shoes, Repair Work a Specialty. EJarlingtorii Ky. wish to state to the general pub lie that owing to the demand for new work, as well as all classes of repair work, I have procured the s services of a shoemaker fiotn Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice. All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction. fUMIf fj ""vlaT9ialnutes. colThis week about twenty-fivleges in the State are holding their annual commencement exercises. The e CASTOR A For Infants and I Children. Boars Kind You Have Always Bought Committee has been calledfor June 10, to select the manner and time for selecting delegates to the State Convention at Lexington, July- 12. - I first-clas- HAS NATURE WARNED YOU? Nature herself clad lu the early ?arba ol jprlnif . blomoiuB forth trees and Mowers caimlng the deapoudent chord to vibrate to thli, the moat delightful of all, sprlafftluia and ho do you fal? Have 70a that tired shaky feeling, the forerunner of ChllU, Malaria aud Typhoid Fever? If so, you mutt not pass this warnlng-It Is an Indication of sickness; avoid this) . consult us as our adTlco costs you nothing-Call on your druggist and procure a bottle of Dr. Carlatedt's German IitTer Powder. Take one doss a day at bed time tor sla days! then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill Tonic, following the directions and after two weeks1 course of these two great remedies, yon will feel like the flowers look la the spring. Prepare yourself for the ma trial or hot season when the atmosphere Is lull of terms. It necessary and when your system warns yon, repeat the abore. These Hcmedles lu stock and sold by St. Bernard Drugstore. Signature A Thousand Tongues '. Could not express the rapture ol Annie E. Springer, 1125 Howard at, Philadel- rt&&ffffl&i Found. Money lo patent good Ideas may be secured by our aid. Address THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md. St. Bernard General Store. &v ABLESSIMWJNNY0OME pk. llound hand and foot to household drudgery, scrub' wng ana rowing aay day out. Women, bV 4o you do it? Break away in the hard old fashioned way of doing your clean! g vain soap. BbVbvpSsih I iTiiK a m3 1 l sz hi s-- n. " . aci$.arnir fI fctiLHK fi W, v " !! y more ol the play. You will be hippUr, III I Washing Powder ggs; For rt&Utt tcoaoay bay oar Ufffl rtS s ml) Mr-7- csr" " ( The i N. K. Fairbn4 Copny pduf. twlttUr, tare mowjr wd. ot-vrunu. WLv not Ytiur7 4X3 mtam of tht work, vou da many fta, bour of worry. CWSU ihLmm Money Found. r An Earlington man has fotiild ' The telegraphic and telephone some .money which he is ready to lines of the world aggregate 2,029,-89- 3 deliver to the proper owner upon miles. The miles of wire proof of proprietorship. If the 8,254,044. owner will call and pay The Bee Or. U. A. Simmon Liver Medicine has a nafor this notice, we will direct him tional reputation, extending ovec about sixty to the finder. yew, M saoit Jtefnlator. tier-nar- phia, when she found lhat Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption has completely cured her of a hacking cough that for many years bad made her life a burden. All Other remedies and doctors conld give her no help, but tho says ,ibis of .Royal Cure "It soon removed tho palo in my chest and I can now sleep soundly, something I can scarely remember doing before. I feel like sounding its praises throughout the Universe." So wilt every one who tries Dr. King's New Discovery for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs, Price 50c. d a'ndtt.oo Trial bottles free at St. Drug Store, every bottle guaranteed. A small Chatelaine watch. Own- er can receive tho same by calling A Coat of at the office of St. Bernard Coal But What Company and giving description of same. s A lake steamer costs about $1,000 a foot to build and equip. first-clas- Many Colors Met the Requirements of Joseph, Your House Requires is TWO COATS of .... Henry Koehler 5: 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. IV vrA i 4 Prices Right. Your Trade Solicjted.i Quality Unsurpassed. ni 0i nAi nu mi a iNDex; MIXED PAINTS. IHIIHIHMWFWrVI'H Write them. Are you a subscriber Bee? You should be. to The taeeoHfel-LWo- r St. Brerhard Drug Store. i3. 1r .iJWWWiViVsm THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. REV. CROWE WRITES LESSON X, SECOND QUAIVTER, INTERNATIONAL SCRIES, JUNE 4. Tells of the Beauties, Benefits, and People of Earlington. "The Central Methodist." Tuxt of tlip I.enson, .Iiilin xlx, IT, SO. Meliinr) Voro, flolilen TeVt, HS-.'I- O I ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY. INCORPORATED. : .at Gnl. II, 2 Published In vwflYYMWttWWMVAttW The following letter, written by Rev. John M. Crowr, was published last week in the Central Methodist at Louisville. Quite a number of Earlington people have been listening for this letter ever since Mr. Crowe was here and The Bee republishes it for their pleasure and because it contains so many good things well said about our town and townspeople. My itinerant tours among the churches furnish a varied arena observation and for thoughtful For three pleasant reflections. 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 state of rest and reward, and contentment smiles on happy homes. Nearly three thousand souls dwell here as 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 generous considerations, liberal provisions and equitable compensations for those who toil to bring the black diamond to the surface of the earth and service of man. Electric lights sparkle like brilliants on the brows and bosoms of the hills and solid pavements on every street lead the wearied feet of the working force to their haOur vens of coveted repose. "brother in black" shares with his white brother in the impartial benefactions of the company. Two libraries are open daily for the races and are vyell supplied with choice literature. Eight churches y imrtnll uilunturily tlgprfhimhla'wafl rod and reel, keep daily smtry typified In tho ImrnliD&lnKwhlah a r? man oflVml "of hU owni'roluuwry will" around these waters and many a (Low I, 8). Olio has salrt thut His belnR tho phuti of n fOciill BUKgostii glittering perch dances to the mu- crucified at that ntwirt from Christ crucified all tho sic of the stringed hook from world Is as empty its a skull and a:) Rootl for nothing. liquid deep to verdant strand. The 18. "They cruciflcxl Illm." Thoy had matin hymn and vesper anthem of scotirgod Illm, ntnl upon that torn and JEB lex blooding book thoy laid tho cruel cross. the woodland choir filled the leafy Perhaps Ho HtumbUd; perhaps Ho f JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, temple with melodies of variant fainted. If so, was It any wonderf Who Capt. R. G. ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House, Urnadway, Paducah, can tell tho agony? Wluit wonder that Kentucky. Tennessee. voices that cheered and chastened tho daughters of .Jerusalem 'wept for Illm 1'erhaps S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, the spirit of devout meditation. as they beheld lllmf nppreclato Simon tho J Oyrentun Old not tho honor Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. Yonder on the yielding bosom of conferred upon him as lie was compelled the crystal waters glides the pleas- to turn about nnd bear tho cross niter 2jJ S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. A. but wo may Jesus (Luko xslll, ure yacht of the jouthful lovers. hopo that ho lias been thankful for it over & BRO. Memphis, Tenn. HESSER & MILTON, Rialto Agents-HUNThe drapery of night clothes the elnco. 10. "Jesus of Nazareth, tho King of Building, St. Louis, Mo. ; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 404, Fisher Building, Chicago, 111. queen of heaven in her true as Htich thoJows." Yen, It Is was Ho born, m bucIi crucified and as banner and invites the such will Ho eomo" again In power and sons of earthly toil to lie down in groat glory (Math. II, 2; .Ter. xxlll, B, 6). King thoro Bhall pleasant dreams. The happy chil- Then will reign boatrulyrlghteous pooplo, over a righteous who dren of parental love sport in glee- and tho capital city of their nation shall of tho ful freedom among the budding bo called a city of truth, tho throno vlllfO; Lord (Isa. xxxll, 1; be, 21; 7av1i. is Jer. Ill, 17). trees and blooming flowers for it 0. "It was written In Hebrow and May day and this fifth child of Greek and Latin." It was for nil tho ninety-ninefamily of twelve puts world, nnd tho King of tho Jews filiall yet and on her holiday's attire and gives bo seen to bo King of Kings 10). Lord of Let Lords (Kot. xvll, U xlx, cordial welcome to belated spring. stand for religion, Greek for wisand Latin (or Homo) for power, and We spent half a day in the domhrtvo tho great truth thnt apart from wo two miles we spectl tho King of tho Jews, In His death and mines. For or no truo thero our way under ground amid the resurrection,power. is Salvationreligion tho Is of wisdom or most wicrd scenes and strangest Jews, and Christ Is tho wisdom nnd lv, 82; I Cor. of sounds. Wc are in Pluto's realm, power 23. God (John liavo written I, 21). 01, I havo "What I it seems, and the headlights on written." Thus Bald Pllato to tho chief they urged him to alter tho hats of blackened faces glare like priests whencross. As Herod and Pilate tltlo on tho the hot eyeballs of demons. The and tho Jews and Judas and tho devil only performed, nil unintentionally nnd clank of chains and the rattle of that which tho hand nnd counsel High-price- d rumbling wheels along the narrow of God had determined beforo to ba dono (Acta lv, 28), wo may boo in Pllato'n firmwith the ness In this matter nn usriuranco that archway, resounding for a "Every purpose of tho Lord shall bo percoffined echoes of the (Jer. 11, 20; Isa. xlv, 21). drivers, givs lurid remembrance of formed" will 23. "Then tho soldier, when they had as ton garments and Dante's Inferno, or Browning's crucified Jesus, took Hispoldlcr n port." ovcry mado four parts, to Here man Thcso Boldicrs had no roleo or will In ton Prometheus Bound. and beast toil in darkness' to liber- tho matter;, thoy must obey orders. For thcso Jesus prayed, saying, "Father, ate the fuel for freemen who never them, for thoy know not what thoy think and care less concerning the do" (Luko xxlll, 01). Jt Booms Incredibly awful that literal nallst should bo driven human sacrifice required to bring through tho hands and feet of tho Lord of 1i&these benefits to their homes. To Jesus Hut what shall wo Bay whotho lovo did nr that could thus pmydor tlioso sec hundreds of wearied workers 24. "They iiarted My raiment among My vesturo trudging homeward is a' sight to them and fortho coat thnt they did cost wns without Lillia Wilson "Hcboei of "Annie and Willie's loU." For Hour," . .EUzazelb CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. oloted iti?ens. Music, Instrumental,Prayer," M. Alexander Solo "juti theLover' Quarrel"..... Hash ur stir the sympathy and command Beam they cast lots, and thus was literally a Mrs. C. Tho fulfilled Ps. xxll, 18. the plaudit of anyone who recog- clothed with His clothing bocauso soldiers, Topic Par the Week UcnlnnlnK Blay "Life's Joy s and Sorrows". . B. Hawkins MitsL. Uiiler of Ills All communication and mititM of nnwi tr "Vanity of Human SS Comment by Iter. 9. II. Doyle. Pride". Myrtle Hayse Forbidden Sweela" Haltie Otborn nizes the divinity of labor. Who death, help us to remember that all tiininr to thia column thonM ba niMroMnt to II. M. Stcnrna. tlc fCopyrlBlit. ISM. by D. M. Stearns. 17. "Anil Ho, beurlns Ills crosgjVjvcnt forth." Tho )ro loux verso snys thaothoy lctl Illm, unit outwardly t It teemed? but tho reality of It was tliftt Ho wenf .willing ly, of lilt own acoord. itvajkon.Hhi by lie. fniiiniondiry Prepared 2 i I i ft I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, i l i x i;F3 in Offices. i cd Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE. '4 ETO"; 2 through riAStmux t l 9 itSTlBUiraiSfnnn memmmnwmmi MlMaBUffET IJMffjmMmwiim f.PXJEfffilE$.G'.PlKnWLHAK.05Js tvyjivi.trjOi aHAjrivivucjewt J' star-spangl- ed 11 S Alr.oles63eile T NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA 3AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE I s 5 S THE FAMOUS ND. Market. B COAL 's Ho-bro- For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville and I batiar.ooga. Ala bama, Augusta, Macon, lacktonville, Knox ville, Albeville. Washington. Baltimore New York, Portsmouth Philadelphia. Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Little Rock Texcrkana, Sherman. Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth. : : '. :;! M $ Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TICKETS. ROUTES. RATES. BTS Will be cheerfully futnltbeJ upen application toTlcksl Agents, or 10 A J. WELCH, Division Passenger ArcdI, Memphis, Tenn. ). H. LATIMER, Southeastern Passenger Agent, Atlanta. Ga D. J. MULLANEV, Northeastern Pais Agt. 59 W Fourth St Cincinnati, O. R, C. COWARDIN, Westrrn Pass Agent. Room aj, Ry. Exchange Building, St. Louis, Mo. BRIARD F. HILL. Northern Pass. Agt. Room 338 Marquelt llldg Chicago. J. L. EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. ArI, Chattanooga, Tenn. .. I 1 2 2 BRUSHED GOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND Why buy FURN1ES. I lgno-rantl- dark-visage- d for-glv- o t Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERNmuch less price? One ARD CRUSHED COKE of the Crushed Coke do the same work of the best Anthracite Coal. one W. L. DANLEY, Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agt Nashvillc, Tenn ST. J0HIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPBHN PLHN. Rates: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY I tf9SSro9Stf SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. No. I Beef Steak, or Mutton Chops. Potatoes, 90 Calces or WaWes. Oiflee or Tea an4 I rult Ham, Two Lest, I'oUtoei, Lake or WafiUt 3S anl Coif ee or Tta No 3 Potk Ctkipt th PotiLt aiU Cakes or WaBles anJCoSr or Tea N No. 4 Uk Trout. Hotter Sauce. Cakes or Wattes anj Cofle. or Tea M No. S Oal Meal ant Cream, Or Uiulllon, Hot Kolli, flutter anj Cntfe or Tea II No. GTtroCfTKt. nutter. Toast atWCoBre or Tea W No. . SAILING ON LOCH MARY. aro clothed with tho garments of salvation, tho robo of righteousness, by nis death and resurrection (Isa. lxl, 10; II Cor v, 21). Tho flvo parts of Ills clothing suggest tho nbundanco of tho provision He has mado for us, "exceeding abundant" (I Tim. I, 11; Hph. ill, 20). 25. "Now thero stood by tho cro&s of Jesus Ills mother." Hy comparing Math, xxvll, CO, and Mark xv, 10, With this verso wo conclude that His mother's sister was Saloino, wifo of Zcbcdco, mother of Jamos and John. So thero wero at least four women who wiro Buffering with Him How as thoy watched His bufferings. How could His could they btand it? mother bear ltf Was this n part of tho piercing of her heart of which Simeon had spoken in Luko II, 85? 20. "Woman, behold thy son!" This said Jesus to Mary as Ho baw her nnd tho dlsclplo whom Ho loved etandtng by. Tho three sayings Jicfoni tho throe hours' darkness wero "Father, forgUo them," para-dlso- Tone. Established Rom. I, 11, 12. furnish ample opportunity for re- would object to paying any price ligious education, and attendance for coal after seeing these noble upon public devotions is creditable men who have toiled all day to the culture and piety of the peo through these night holes to bring ple. To Mr. J. 13. Atkinsonthe su- the crystal sunbeams from perintendent, is due the pejeo and hills to his hearthstone? prosperity of the busy little city. These Earlington mines, I am He is a gentleman of rare qualireliably informed, make the greatties of head and heart and the est output of any mines in the very man for the difficult duties of States, except one down in Tenthe position, and enjoys the unnessee, and" that is a doubtful exqualified esteem of all classes. I ception. have spent some delightful moThe success of this plant is ments with him in profitable interlargely due to the moral aspect of view and have learned the secret social life. No saloon hangs out of his influence upon the community. He takes time to be kind, its warning signal and sobriety incandid and courteous toward all, sures contented and economical the rich and poor, the high and labor. The Mayor, Hon. W. F. low. He regards man as man, not Burr, an intelligent and conscienas a miner, not as a distinguished tious Christian gentleman, enjoys minister or lawyer, robed in the the confidence of the citizens for transcient garb of artificial author- his personal qualites and official ity or superficial honors In his integrity. A few hours in the schoolroom s'trike a common presence you gave evidence of systematic and level with the brotherhood of man. He is a king and needs no crown efficient teaching under the faith save the chaplet woven by loving ful and fearless rulership of the Mrs. hands and loyal hearts, a prince cultured and wearing the livery of Samaritan Walker, with her faculty of trained sympathy and reigning on the and trusted teachers, Mr. and Miss throne of human gratitude, guard- Bourland and Miss Laura Ligon. ed by the dauntless sentinels of unMr. Teel, pastor of the Disfeigned friendships. Paul Moore, ciples' church, and Mr. Wheat, is the accomplished pastor of the Methodist church, his editor of The Bee, one of the are the leading spirits in the reneatest and ablest weeklies in the ligious circles and are deservedly State. I knew Paul in his boyhood popular among all classes. They days and saw in him the coming have shown me no little kindness man that he is. He is now getting during my stay. And so the little out an industrial edition of special city is blessed in its natural envi merit and interest, and the reading rons, is improving under its induspublic may expect something of trial advantages, growing slowly, rarest genius and laudable enter- but surely, in all the elements of prise from the city of beautiful of permanent prosperity, and the parks and a lovely lake. time is at hand when one born here A stroll through the parks and a may feel as Saul of Tarsus in his walk by the lake lent the charm of native pride of birthplace, who romance to the scene and sounds said, "I am a citizen of no mean of din and dust of civic toil. The city." John M. Crowe. disciples of Isaac Walton, with Earlington, Ky. rock-ribbe- d self-poised son-in-la- " "Today shalt thou o with Mo in and this to HU mother nnd John, They tell us of tho forgiveness of sins or present salvation, ofitlio glory that awaits us and of provision for all our need whllo Ho who spared not His WO sojourn hero. own Son, but delivered Him up for us nil how shall no not with Him also freely glvo us all things? 27. "Then salth Ho to tho dlsclplo, thy mother. And from that hour that dlbclplo took hor unto Ills own home" What nn honor conferred upon John I And thus Mary has n homo with a loving heart to caro for her. Hut why not lut ono of His brothers, her own children, caro for her? Wo will somo day know this alio if it is best Unit wo bhould. Meanwhllo wo rest in tho assurance that Ho does nothing Without a cause, 28. "After this Jusus, knowing that all tilings woro now accomplished, tliat tho Scripture might bo fulfilled, salth, I thirst." This was nftcr tho throo hours' darkness, after nil tho mocking and jeering of Ills cruel enemies. It was all nearly oer now, but Ps. Ixix, 21, to bo fulfilled. Tho previous verso in that psalm says that reproach hod broken His heart, that tlioso to tuko pity and comforters Ho found noun. 20. "Thoy filled a sponge- with vinegar and put it upon hyssop, aud put it to Ills mouth." How very fully nnd liberally ovcry word of Scrlpturo concerning Ills humiliation was fulfilled So juny wo expect all concerning Ills 6ccondcomlngand His glory nnd Ills kingdom to bo as literally fulfilled, Let us consider ovcry Item of nis Bufferings for us until wo ro humiliated nnd wholly devoted to Him. Let us consider ovcry item of tho glory to bo rovculcd and our partnership with Illm in it until wo can innko tho words of Horn, till, 18, our very own. May wo pry in vory deed, "My soul Uilrstcth for God, for tho living God" (Ps. xlli, 2; lxlll, 1). 00. "When Jesus therefore hod received tho vinegar, Ho said, It Is finished, and Ho bowed HU head nnd garo up" tho ghost." His very last words seem to havo been "Father, into Thy lmnds'I com(Luko xxlll, 40!vPs. mend xxxl(S). Luko says thnt no cried, this with n loud olco, so that Ho died ill His strength, no Buffered tho'full limb appointed nim, and tho blood nnd water from Ills si do would 6ccm to indicate tho broten heart (John xlx, 01). A Higher Kilucntlon. Tho sunlight of truo education nlono can tlieperso tho gathering clouds of materialism, of envy, of discontent, of irrcligion not nnnrrow training of tho mind, not concrcto study nlono. Such an education would merely nwnken tho laboring masses to n stronger nnd inoro misguided conception of the injustice of tbo present order of tilings. Such nn education, tho higher it is carried, tho woro it unfits them for their surroundings. It would innko them, like George, in "Undo Tom's Cnbln," still woro discontented with their lot. Such nn education breeds socialists and Bo-hol- d 1 " Lillia Filzpatrick Intlrumeolal Solo. "Transitory Dreams Miss Hawkins "Guilty or Not Guilty" Ellta Amos "Uirtbdajr Present! (or Twentieth Cen according To bo established in licart, CLOSING BXERCISU5 tury" Chorus "Happy Farmer" Mr '.George Amos to the psalmist, la to tmst in God rathFrederic Earl nd Glea Club Solo "Std Sweet Past" .... Eliia Amos er than in self. Tho blessedness of heart Earlington Public School at Assembly Hall. Drciiion of Contest. Ulysses. Hayse "Wanted, A Mao" establishment is apparent. The psalmThe Assembly Hall was well filltd last Miss S.J McDowell ist declares that tho righteous shall not night lo witness tlio creditable proRam of Address.... Mr. W H. Itosk, Maditoovilla Music Solo bo afraid of ovil tidings because "his Music "Brain and Wealth on Iba Sida of lie- heart is fixed, trusting in tho Lord. His the first evenings closing exercises of the Benediction ligion Rev H. Amos Arthur Hargrove public school tinder the efficient teachers, heart is established. Ho shall not bo But this was only a part of tho closing Solo "Mamma Is in Heaven" afraid." Fearlessness is n characteristic Miss L Gatewood and Miss E. U. HawkMary D Herl of ono who has his heart established. ins Following is tha program rendered' exercises, which will be compelled Ibis .Preienlation of Medals evening with Ibe following interesting pronor his Ho fears neither ovil tidings KIIETORICAL CONTEST PROGRAM ..Miss S. It. Brown, aod Mayor Burr cnomies, knowing that tho destiny of Music Piano -- "A Ucquet'Miss Hawkins gramBy Distinguished Friend. Address PROORAU his lifo is in tho hand of God. God Invocation FIFTH GRADE. ....Rev. . E Bailey Klin Amos keeps thoso in perfect peaco whoso Instrumental Duel "Iii lis" Miss Hawkins ' Ode to Parting1' Music Instrumental mind is staid on Him. Rev. T. II. Merriweallier Rev. J. M. Herl Benediction Invocation Alexander, Miss Hawkins Tho need of tho establishment of tho Presentation MrsContestants, MissGalewood Chorus "The Cross is Not Greater" Admission is to cents. Reserved teats, of heart in God lies in tho foct of tho Solo "Don't Tell 1 hrm" . . . .Miss Rash Glee Club 23 cents. treacheronsnossof the Iranian heart and "Somebody's Molber". Hobert Harlo Presentation of Class.... Mr W. C. Orion Solo ''Remember I'm Your Brother of its tremendous Influenco on the life. Duet "I Will Wait" Mrs. Rosa Garret is on Ibe sick list. Mr. George Amos and Friend" . ...Beatrice Hawkins, U. SJ Haysa Tho heart is deceitful abovo all things Don'l forget Ibe closing cxerciies of the Willie Smith 1 be IJndg" Uffie Hughes "Look lothe End" and desperately wicked. It is naturally beLet a Litlla Sunshine In, "..Club Solo "ust Ono Girl".. Beatrice Hawkins school tonight and come and see who will Chorus at enmity with God, and therefore get Ibe prize. foro it can bo trnsted it must be changed "The New Church Oritm". ..Haltie Herl "Every Act of Ibe Body Reacts Upon Lena Bailey the Mind" George "Tha by tho power of God, by faith and trust Solo Appeal Telephone," Mr Mary D. Amos Instrumental Duet -- "Tbo Approach of The report of the quorlcrly meeting was "An lo In God. Furthermore, as a man it in Duet "Act on Heaven".... Roys" ... Herl good The money raised was 2So 15. Spring." Ihe Square, his heart, in his inward lifo, to is ha . . Miss Hawkins and Mrs Alexander Myrtle Hayse, Haltie Herl The money raised last year was $471, and "Ont of the abundanco of tho heart the the nine months of this year Ibe church month speaketh." Tho heart not only bas raited JG.15.15 directs tho speech, but also tho Ufa A o The band boys went lo I'rovidenra Moc a puro life; an puro heart makes day night to play fur a picnic. heart makes an impuro life, now necessary nnd imporlfiut, therefore, Rev O M. Fisher preached al I'rovi right; that it that tho heart should deoca Sunday should bo divinely established; ho filled Little Robert Williams was badly hurl with loro to God and directed and conIbe other day by being hit in the ete by trolled by tho will of God. An established heart is not conformed some boys who were throwing at each to this world. It is not fashioned after other It is Ibougbl he will lose his eye, worldly pntterns, but is transformed. ALL DISARE THE MOST FATAL Rev. j. W Selectman preached it the Tho heart is changed, and it is.arraign-o- d EASES. Ho wauls lo A. M, U Church Sunday. than against sinful worldlinesa rather know wbal a man would look I1V0 in being conformed to it This transformaheaven on a bicycle. tion in tho human heart Is accomplished only by tho power of tho Holy Ghost Will Reaves wbo bas been sick for tome "Bo not conformed to this world," says lime is np and about. (a a guaranteed remedy for aH KIDNEY and by tho npostlo, "bnt bo ye transformed LADDtri Diseases. tho renewing of your mind." MORTONS QAP. This renewal of the mind, which is equivalent tothochauging of tho heart, Tbe concert given by ibe Empire ttoup is tho work of tho Holy Ghost It is the Saturday night at Ibe school bouse was very regeneration of the soul, of which Christ good. speaks to Nicodemus. FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is W. M. Orion, of Earlington, was here Amid tho trials, tribulations, ovil Ibis week. bodings, oppositions of life, let ns keep 8c onr minds and hearts established in Rev. Steward filled bis appointment at no evil, God. Then wo need fear tbe Methodist church Sunday. "though tho earth bo removed and tho Miss Sarah McDowell bas relured from mountains bo carried into tho midst of Hopklnsville to make ibis place her borne. tho sea." Diblo Readings. Gen. vl, 7 ; I Sam Willie Hamilton and Arthur Holland A Pooular Proorietarr iv, 29. xvi, 7; I Kings iii, X, were bete Saturday. Medicine Sold at Retail cxix, 11. 80. Pa xxviil, 7; xlvi, Braxter Torau and Miss Lela Harris for Five Cents a Package xxiii, cxxxlx, 23. 24; Prov. iv. 23-2were united in marriage Thursday night at 7; Jer. xvil, 0, 10; Ezek. rvili, 81, 32. the first experimental Ibe Baptist Church, Rev. Gordon official Rom. x, 10; Heb. xiii, Lukox, step in a direction that 1)5. 0; I Pet iii, ing, after which Ibey bad a Kraod recep Kv im-pur- in heart. Ps. czll, M0; Glo. ALriANlill, Karlinvton, i Take Market St. Cars direct to Hotel. Try Kuropean Man. Cheapest and best, onl) for what jou get. THOB. t. MILLCn. ffftaiOlNf sj Illinois Central It. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS " ,ml "" " ll "'"" until Srt- lembrr to. 1S0S. round liin summer tourist tickets from point on Its lioes In llie boulh to a tafia list of summer resorts In Ilia Noilh Its fast double daltr service to St Louis, Cblcato, Cincinnati and LouliTllln enables on lo icacti quickly and roiufoiialilr ilia mountain resorts of Vlitlnls, the rtVlTTIlTP'P I I I II If I 1 VUlVllJl I """ ''" 1 he Illinois Central now " Ttioaiand Islands, Hie laka and to rest ictottt ol Michigan. Wiiconsln and Minnesota, the Hot Spf Inn of Arkansas,. Ihe Yellowstone I'atk or lb resotts of Colorado. tlaei yiillei Mountains and Seaside ol Now Koeland, till AlllliniI1 ULll 11 VI Hoincscckcrs Guide 2 Diseases OP psmplitel, contains a large number lelters fiotn Northern farmris prosperously located on tha lire ol Hie Illinois Central Railroad in Ilia Stales of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisana and also a detailed write up of tha cities, towns and counliy on and adjacent tollial lino. To liotnrseekrrs, or llioia In sratcli of a farm, this pamphlet will turnisb reliable infotma. lion concerning Ibe most accessible and prosper, out portion of IhaSoulh. Fire copies canto bad by appl)init lo the neiiest of tba undersigned. A new lEoS rdillon, rnliretjr rewritten, and (tlvinr. facts nJ conditions, biousht down lo date, of Ike Central's I "aooiuem noma I resets" uuiue,"iiss Jutl been lnuol. Is a Illustrat ibi-nai- a -- : J ,, FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE Tickets and full Information as lo riles In Connection wllli the above ran ba bad ol a(ents ol tba "Central" and connecting lines, S. O Hatch, Dl. Pats. Agsnt, Clnclnaall. John A. Scott, Dlr, Patl. A Jlnt, Mimahls. Win. Hurray, Dlr Pats. Ajmt, Ht Otlatna. A. II. Hanson, "ai . .. 0, P. A. W, A. Mllond, A. 0. P. A. ? Chicago, Leulnlils. a Healing Wonder. You Aro Going North, OAIVlTJBEXLLv CO. If You Aro Going South, If You Aro Going East, If You Aro Going West, tickct via tiic C-- 0; C-- 1-- MEDICINE for "the 7; 2C-2- e 4 NACHVItlC n. n. . - Subscribe for The Bee, vm One Dollar Per Year. l. 1 Th MUilonnry Cttuie. Lack of knowledge is responsible for lack of interest in tho missionary cause Tho romanco and horoisin of missions aro absolutely unknown to the vast majority of onr church members. They nro ignorant of tho very names which ought to thrill every Christian heart with Inspiration to self sacrifice. No wonder thoy do not give I And this lamentable lack is tho result of tho want of family training. Wlion fathers and mothers nro interested in missions, when they talk of missionary achievements, whon thoy sot tho oxamplo of giving regularly nnd systematically, when thoy invest the wholo subject with tho thought of heroism nnd speak of missionaries as personal friends, to bo prayed for nnd helped, then tho children will receive tho missionary im- pulso, bo trained in tho missionary No, it must bo n broader, n higher, n spirit, nnd wo shall havo a generation of givers. Rev. E. F. Snow in truer .education. American Hobrow. VThf Not n navoltft-A Christian wnrrlor should nlwnyu A Spiritual Trnmp, carry bis flmUDfJ Testament in his pistol Tho church is not an ecclesiastical pocket If yon. cannot carry nround with you a douhlo bnrroled Testament, boarding houso, but a spiritual homo. Family lifo is thero nnd tho fellowship always enrry n slnglo barrolod ono. of kindred minds. Ho who takes np Willinm Asbmoro, D. D. lodgings in a Lutheran houso today, in an Episcopal honso tomorrow, in a Presbyterian house tho day after, is a rf lrl I fg CM Si LUHLS WHlkt All IISI- (AUK. opiritual tramp and has novor known I Best IJouuh Hjrun. fali llinnl. Uo to havo nnd lovo a homo. urn,,, what MILLION.. r.u may lead to a revolution in the trade. fclmWl si in puiii iff ariitrcixtii. Lutheran. it h ... (bomUU.ths Illpans Chemical Company. A Ni w York company or manurm-turlu- c n..a mcdklnal UUtlor "tabula" conipoeU Ilc' I I'lmiulie market about ilo of ioiiinsieil mwdered prrparutlonx i r i . ruin medicinal draga wblcn bad cura ucr or .1 tallied i l oC nioro general lino nnio it M0llcol men than any otner, ror the Impaired dlgcatlon or hllla common to iiiiiIim Into tbclr origin la an and eliminating waits. lovliiumi naurlihme.nl f ltr ror aulmllatlnx (oo.1,c.Uirblng aaJd to Include pretty nearly s.i head jerr 1hecn.loiiuir Ilia Included nndir II.Uupon to U procrlbei In preparing their atandard dUcar .ir irhlcb tbo phjrelclrin la tallwl reined, tor tho hcceptanco of tlio American poonfo tha company laid down tha principle ao prepared aliould ho the highest grade, that evVryllilng entering Into tbo packet Iniact amiofunimpaired throughand extended any andpiotpctotliu to retain Ita iulltla latwe of time In any climate. Only tho cliolccit drugs abould he jnaed, their preparation rfected method! or modern science, thetahulea alioulil ho In accordance with tho (lacked In itlau, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely coned Kven the corks tisnt have hVen of a grade ao high In in requirements that no manufacturer of these every day stoppers could supply mora tbiA a small proportion from bis output that woul I moet tbo exacting, specifications. 1 ho class vlala were In turn packed In boxes of n quality not surpassed In beauty and pcifccitonof workmanship by those used by the tnost f nUldlous dealers In Jewels an J orniincnliof gold. IlaTlngsetthelrhlgbstandard, vary from It, tbo 1 roprletors reaorted to the accepted modern andneveroonsentlngto tnetlinde of miking their commodity known, nnd aeven hundred thousand dollars Informed every American cltlten wlllilu tlva years In newapapt r advertising haspans Tabules, conccriiliiir tuo auimrlor and surprising qualities of III lining thoughtful and painstaking oUwverf of the changed conditions that sweep every circumstance having a bearing over the lUininwrelal world, and careful tonota managers of the company have noted ti hi ti suxvsrul prosecution of their trade, tba that til m li n present Insistent demand for a lower price for every article that reaches or approaches ail unlvennl use, and that tha poofjle, although requiring the being called upon to Dertentagea Imt of xvcrytlilng. resent unnecessary protectionpay heavy deterioration for superfluous against that might reivrapplur and iiacktug nr sult In tear, hut la lie .lieu In the case of a purchase lnf elided to be consumed In a week. It haa also been d nvered, and proved by the testortuaeand actual experience, jSllmtthctn rabulesdo not Iiito tlio tendency to loos of qualities or diminution of ex cellenco from exposuro ejHint might at first havo been expected, Inasmuch aa, under favorable conditions, thr-- that have lain loose lnadrawe,a traveling bag or pocket ror several weeks or mouth aro found to be practically as fresh and aa efficacious ai ever. Acting upon tbesa siireestlona, and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of great newspipers now aokl ror a cent Instead of the old rau of five tlmea that amount, and the general tendency In all directions toward loir rates and Increased sales, tba company have entered upon tho experiment of putting up Illpans Tabules In pasteboard cartons, which they will olfer lo iho' trade upon terms which will permit of a package being aold by tho druggist nr storekeeper at a price lower than ever lufora adopted for CENTS ten tabules, or a W Mulctary mcdlclna-FI- VE discontinue, the manufacture dotes, torIn the formcent each. with which and saje The company will not Hlpana tha people have learned to know and value theas may Tabules, but wllloSerthe oheaper desire them. It should bo plainly benentot aucb understood thr Mhe quality of the medicine la Identical fn both aorta, the only dltferenoo pock, lielng In tho form and comparative cost of packing or puttuur up. The nro-eeages am not yet to be had of all dealers, although It la probable that almost an drug-ci- st so will obtain a supply when requested by a customer to do anyi lint In any ease a tingle address for fire cents la carton, containing ten tabulea. will Da tent, postage patd, to HanipH. forwarded to the Illpans Chemloal Co., No. 10 Spruce fit. New York. Until the goods aro thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agenta and peddlers will be anpplfed at I doyen cartons for 40 centa. prlea xvhlrh will allew them a fair margin of rroflt. vl.i 5S, JBsrowiJ.M) cartons) for 8grosa(WJoatoai)for IdotendllcartonslfortlXt. over cue. ui. cash with tho order In bn lion at the home of tbe bride. Van Lilllepage and Miss Alioe Myers wero married al tbo Methodist Cburcb, Rev. Steward officiating. If you young girls don'l look out judg ment day will come and find you all at the hid 1 f Will Fingers and Will lljopsonjbavo opened a new barber shop, nnd have an ice cream and milk shake stand. Anna Bradley was in Madisonyille last week attending the elimination. Mrs. Sallie McKee bas relumed! borne i frnm a vUlt In her mnlher ' LOUIBVIUX ano oo cecurta The Maximum of Safety, Tho Maximum train. The, Maximum of Speed, of Comfort, . 1. -- . r The Minimum of Rates. . be, 4 I What has become of ther voune mens' Othy Ii ' R. U.? W. W. ETHRIDGE, Aoent. There will be a grand silver walk given by Mr.s. Finger and Mrs. Potter TUB BEST THBM ALL 1 1 Alfred Patterson, wbo is working in Madisonville, is visiting bis parents here. Mortons Gap people are preparing for a good lime on Cbijdrens' Day. lONTtttfrAAGAZlNE Misses Marietta Harris and Julia Mart are visiting Mrs. Susie Brown. M Cetril.(i Roy Sbarber was bete Friday. i,ool In every im tMr. llll.t. til i it'.- .linn. Illy ol ti viu, ami entcrJiiliWiiif icuiIMik nmllir. ! T,me n4 all other lulbrm..ti..a cheerfully furnished by O. P ATMOnc, a. r a., wl E&taMra Of L1PPINCOTT si :.w j''i &4 yr tn-ji- - JOB WORK-:- . Will receive prompt attention at this office. Estimates furnished upon application. A'o rotithKlfil M9 , ofcjatifouubfa frrr. trhlfh afn to u.utf reiiifo. It should be In cvrVy household, Bute icrlptlon, S3. (in wt yenr. Agonu vriiutou lu omtt town, to whom j, i tho most liberal InducemcuU rlll bo ortyri'il. .'B, UFFIKCOTT COMPANY, PubllsbMS, PHlLADCLPMIA. "V " , jfV' Ho9lKrWMWPirTBrsaaLai7 ' " '' JjU i all .. - 1 . 54 ,Wj " laHaaLaSlln.V TiWTWf'nfp,r'Wi' &8T ii

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