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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): June 8, 1899

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THE CUURCU A PLACE 11717 ii tti csmHiSS' sr H a -- A7H tt gBWHIISKBMliMj,inT ii rtv1u I iMmrrni w5mmw)&mmmmss&mfj$mimLLmm LV.aSil -- EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JUNE 8, 1899. OF REST. The Sunday Service Develops the Mlnil and Broadens the Gov. Tanner of Illinois Convlnred Areas of Knowledge. that Tuberculosis is an Acsteady strain "lok at Ihe Bishop Hurst, tual Existent Menace. discussing "What is the Good ol Going to Churc?" in the June "The avLadies Homt Journal, erage American week is one intense effort to get beyond the limitations of the week just gone. Every nerve and force of body and brain have been under the stress of excitement and rush. Six days are enough for the severe tension, and break many a Let one down in the process. struggle be stopped every the veek by one perfect day of rest. The church is essentially a place of rest. Every part of the service furnishes relief from (he burdens The and cires of the week. music brings calm and refreshment. The hymns lift one above the plane of the secular and commonplace. The lessons from the on Bible, and the preaching topics connected with present and future accountability, lead one into finew field of thought, and give a sense of responsibility and a serious' significance sot at all suggested by the activities of business. Tnc Sunday service inevitably devtlops the mind and broadens the . areas of knowledge. Many a sermon may fail to interest, but now and theu one is heard which brings the hearer into a new region such as that of missions abroad or humane work at hoiae. A new light may be thrown upon the Scriptures by recent research, the relation of Christianity to hum in society may be seen as never- - before, and the old Bible ma) be found to apply in a remarkable way to the cutrent needs of 1 ON IIKIS. THE W00LGR0 WERS SHUT OUT They Will Not lie Permitted t tlruz on the Unltnli Their Slit-rHmi-r-i ' lit Inn. p t a t 'iid EEJ51I !wlm 11 Jf T"---- "f jLJyJyrvJmKtLiW ,.! HH LH -- m . x. lJ'M . D! lM.., k V I? NO. 23 HR1 uponjou," writes J 31 r mn. Smallpox on the Other Road. Beaver Dam has quarantined against Taylor, McHcnry, Render iiud Williams Mines because of the prevalence of smallpox, about 'forty cases being reported at those place?. Up in those parts no attention has been paid to the disThey just have it, walk ease. around and do as they please until thoy get well. A little like the Mexicans who take their children to the disease that they may havs it while young. The other day a traveling salesman was at one of the towns mentioned above and just about to board the train when there hap pened along a resident whom he knew. He shook hands and inquired after Ihe man's health, who baid he did not feel very well and that his family were all sick. When the drummer asked what the trouble was the man replied, "We ( have had the smallpox." Andithe drummer couldn't get on the train fast enough. 1&IW f M I n & Quarantine. Mortons Gap has been talking quarantine against Earlington for several days and the movements of the colored people between the two towns have been somewhat controlled by Ihe officials of our sister town, but the scare is about over now and Utile more will probably be heard of the quarantine. Earlington is handling her smallpox case and those who have been cxpo'jtij on the approved city health-boarplan and there is as much reason in establishing a quarantine against Earlington as there would be in establishing a quarThere antine against Evansville. is always some smallpox in a place like Evansville but f is usually , under perfect control of the health d officers. Hot Times. There arc hot. times 'in Hopkins i county over the Hardin uocbel Hardin men claim the contest. county by a big majority and they are perhaps correct if the Democrats of the county could decide by vote. But there are those on Goebrl side who know how to pull the wires' and many predictions are heard as to what the Goebel men may accomplish by smooth tactics in Hopkjns county. ' t Mr. C. D. ..... Washington, June 0. After The French Court of Cassation tntlon with the secretary of the in Makes Known Its Decision tu lor, Commissioner lleirman oMIif In the Dreyfus Case. gtuenit land office yesterday deeldit (o it film the request of thu woolgrow era of Utah and Wyoming for u in nil IT IS A CONDITION, AND NOr A THEORY. ftcntlon of his former order prohibit IT DECLAflES FOR A HEW COUBT MARTIAL Ing the grn7lng of sheep on the Unitnr renerntlon In Utah. The reaervntlor lie Will Now Luiiil All lite Aid In lilt contains 873,000 acres, nnd there were The Conrt Will Not Sit In rnrl, 1'ourer to (lie Statu Mic Block petitions from the ovvnem of about S, Where If MIrIU he In Ilnillfer of Thi-l-r KITurtH tu 000,000 sheep, for the opening of thf ConiuiUelon In .Molestation, lint nt Ileum! 'ilie Hid tli Ualrlee of the Stutc of In- reservation to them. The department'! Court InrilcnteN the Hcoi of tho fected Cum. refusal was based upon the reports ol Trial Court. the pirk commissioner that the Hhci' Chicago, June 7. After the post would destroy young forest trees mie l'ails, June 4, The court of cassamortem examinations' of the tubercit-loal- i thus impair the water supply. tion rendered a verdict In favor of a conn killed at the stock ) arils, DAMAGE BY WIND AND RAIN. rev If Ion of the! Dreyfus case, nnd orGot. Tanner said: l, dering n new to sit nt "I am convinced that tuberculoaif has made a more general Invasion ol Jluch Damnso Done nt OaLnlorxn Itenncs, CO miles fiom Nantes, for the In., y the Sturm of Wind nnd live stock than Is generally believed trial of the prisoner. llnln flnndnr. and I ulso am confident that such a condition, It not remedied by pinpei Ohkaloosa, la., June 6. Seternl thuo-sanlaws and a liberal appropriation by the dollars' damage was done by the state, will have results more serious heavy rnlnstorm, necompnnled by n t lilt t the mere loss ot.catUe. I shull rec strong wind, which swept pver tin oinmend at the next meeting of the city early Sundny evening. The east lite stock commissioners be given tin wing of Venn college unroofed appropriation of at least $50,000 with and the building flooded. wai Many small which to carry on the work of exter- buildings throughout the city were minating tuberculosis cattle. I also demolished. Xo injuries to pcrsonv shall exert my influence In obtulnlng ure ported. n for the commissioners more authority An Inadequate Auprorlutlmi. TroiililcH nt the Ilurat Finn II "The appropriation this jcur for June 7. A deed recordthis work was $5,000. The commission' ed here vtsterdoy by Hlslmn John P. crs asked for $20,000. I myself was in- Hurst of thti Methotiint Kplscopiil strumental In cutting down the Mini church tnniHfeirlng throucrh an requested. Hnvliifr Keen conditions ns to his wife, Kiln Root Hurst, they exist, I shall take a pergonal in theli line home on Miissaphusetta nte-nuterest now lit the matter uud spare all In the fashionable part of the necessary time In uldlug the board, city, caused a great ileal of comment, whose work is, to say the least, pracit being reported that the transfer wu'i capt nncvraa tically humanitarian. piellinluary to a legal separation Previous to the announcement of tho "My observations lead me to bcliev Ulshop Hurst was out of the city, nnd that it is unsafe to drink milk which his attorney said he had nothing to rerdlel, crowds of people nbsembled Is not known positively to be say ab'out the matter. it the palace of justice and In its lelghhothood awaiting the decision. Itndlnnt With Joy. Has Been for lllumelf. Kurt dc Trance, Icland of Martinique, I'erfict calm prevailed. The decision, "The cattle willed I have Keen Ahtch was pronounced nt 3:10 p. m., slaughtered and dissected, and which June 7. When the dispatch boat bearing of the wjs the prisoner la to be retried on I saw, were saturated with tuberculosis, ten days ago, were furnishing prison and the commander of marine he following question: milk to my family. I did not institute artillery, who were designated by the Is Diejfua guilty of having, in 1S'J4, this Investigation. I had no reason to French government to notify Dreyfus believe thift the milk sold me was oth- of tho rerislon of his trial, arrived prnctlrul machinations or nf having erwise than pure. The fact H, like the Mondaj, from Caine, nt the Inle du aad communication with u foreign (howsunds at others who drink milk DInhle, Dreyfus was waiting on the power or its agents with the view of I never questioned its purity. And iliore. Although endeavoring to main he received facilitating nets of hostilities in the Is the secret of the ollielal neg tain his there llgcncc which has permitted this dis- the official Intelligence with a coun- ase of n war with Trance, or having ease to make such progress. I utn glad tenance radiant with joy. furnished the means therefor by furmy eyes have been opened. Tho recent bishing notes or documents ictraced Pntal HUnute lletvvecn l'armcri. awakening of public Interest on the JYprin, 111., Juno 7. Hurry Thur-ma- jn the bordereau? tubject will have practical results. n farmer living near London The audience received the decision What Is Nrrreaary. Mills, killed Alex. Hammond, a farmer "What I necessary Is this: The live whoso land adjoins, with n blow of u nlth cries of "Vhe la Justice," "Vivo a Lole." stock commissioners must be given spade. digging lloth men wi-rpolice power to enter any and all daiThe court ijuuhIics and annuls the trenches to let the water out of their ries for tho purpose of testing the fields, and a dispute terdict of condemnation of December aiosc regarding cattle with the tuberculin test. They the direction tho water fhould be ii.', 1891, against Alfred Dreyfus by the must confiscate to the state all cattle of the military govheld bll Srst court-martithat show symptoms of tuberculous turned. Thurman isof the withoutjury, ernment of Pails, and sends the no- to await tho action grand Infection. They must also bo allowed and D. II. Emory In detained as an ac- iused before court-martiat Kennes enough money to remunerate the forto be .specially appointed to conduct mer owners of such confiscated cattle. cessory. Got tho Limit of the Law. .he new trial. The cattlo then must bo slaughtered and destroyed." Vienna, Gn., June C. John Hanno-tvnThis judgment is to be printed and who attempted to outrage the transcribed on the docket of the first I'lana for tho Summer' Work. In view of the encouragement given little daughter of X. L. Christmas, l, alongside tho decision, Ihe commissioners by Gov. Tanner (lie plead guilty in the speciul session of vlileh is unnulitd. He Uve stock board held a meeting at the the county court here yesterday. The couit then adjourned. Great Northern hotel and adopted ivus given the limit of the law, and plans far the summer's work. New was sentenced to 20 years by Judge PRESIDENT LoFbET 1700TED. rules were adopted in accordance with l.lttlejolm. Two hours later he was he advice given by the governor that jii his way to Mncon, where he will Inaiiltrd nnd Aimnulfril hy Antl- be kept until nssigned to a convict :he commissioners utilize, ns rigorous Semltea nt the Auteilll Hucfu ly as posslblp, all the authority given tamp. Will Act Vlttorou.l). :hem under the present law. The Ihe A Violent Htorm. Purls, Juno S. President Loubet, itock commissioner has started on u Lincoln, Neb , June 7. -- A violent '.our of Inspectlou of dulrles In Me- - itorm of wind nnd hail visited Lincoln accompanied by Pieniler M. Dupuj ind the chief of the mllltaiy house Henry county. ind vicinity Bhortly before six o'clock hold, (Jen. Mcll.illloud, drove to tin. .ast eenlng. In the city the damage Auteull races jesterdaj afternoon, DISTRESSING ACCIDENT. jone wus nominal, n few outbuilding? jlosely followed by Madiuuo Loubet in Dilug blown over and one Iicus3 partly I'hrre Younfr Ladles, Two of Tlirni iv recked, lteports are coming in from i second landau. As they drove nluii,; the Avenue des Champs Ujsse, the Students of MoKendreo Collmr, the country districts routh of here, srowd bowed respectfully; but on arDrowned Near Lebanon, III. .clling of greater losses. A number of riving nt Auteuil, they vvcie met by n perfcous are reported iujuird. violent demonstration, evidently or Lebanon, III., June 7. A most disMay I'nrehaie nnd Itetnlu Arm. janled, and dhected against the prei tressing acicdent occurred hen-- .Ion Washington, Juno 7. The rcgulo-ion- s dent. lay afternoon in which three joung e Inaulted tho allowing tho volunteers to nillen, two of them Mc Ken dree college There was :i storm of hoots, yelli the'arms and equipments which itudeuts, lost their lives, shocking the .hey carried during the Spanish war, nd erics of "Panama," "Abas Loubet' in tire community and casting u gloom mil "Vive l'nrmce." A few shoifls of jver the otherwise festive closing ex ivlll be continued in the case of voliin-.ecrreturning from, Manila. They 'Vive Loubet" were drowned In the jiclses at tho college. A party of nl (ounjr ladles were wading In Sllvei nay purchase tho Springfield lilies nt slainor. A strong force of police kept ordei :reek, two miles north of the city, (10 each and tho revolver and equipa hen one of them dropped a parasol, ments at the same price, while the oth-:- r ind arrested many of the distuibcis. portions of the outfit are sold at Including a man who tried to forci fthlch floated out into the stream. Mint its way to the president's carriage. Ruth Jepsou atetmptcd to reach it.nnd tost. Clnmor Inerenseil to Vlolenee. n doing so got bejond her depth, and The I)n Darns Pound Onlltr- During the second race tho clamor rat drowned. Misses Halite Jack and C. The jury in the Chicago, Juno Florence Spies attempted to rescue .use of tlie rtaron and Baroness De ncreiist-- to violence nnd was plainly jcr, but were also drowned in the Kara, charged with using the nitills lireelcd by n committee nf tho League jf Patriots, collected with their suplo conduct u fraudulent business, porters lmth before and behind The other girls who were horrified Drought In a verdict late yesterday stand, around which Aitnesses of the fate of their compnn-ons- , finding both of the defendants started for the city to give wani- guilty. The maximum penalty Is 12 'ormldnble nrray proceeded. ng, but fainted on the way. One of tears and six months Imprisonment During the gnndsteeple chase mnnv )lows were ntmck, and several pollce-ne- n hem was picked up by n passing con ind u fine of $12,000. were Injured In their ciidcnvuM fevanre nnd brought to her boarding-loinGone Home on a Visit. In an exhausted condition. It o prevent nn invasion of the presl-lentlWashington, June 3. Secretnry and ,an home time before she could tell stand. Ihe story. Hundreds of students and Mrs. Alger havj left for a visit to their Aimed n IllniT nt the President. HUens began the search for the home In Detroit, after which the secAt the eilsla of thecNcttcmcnt, while Xdles Immediately, and suceeded in retary will visit the lumber regions ihouts of "Vi3 l'nrmec" nnd "Vhe Sliding them after nn hour's search. n Minnesota, where he has large priDeroulcde" were henid on all sides, Miss Jepson was the youngest vate interst. Jount Christina rushed townrd tin1 daughter of Prof. A. O. Jepson, of incident, brandishing n stick, and di General Inspection Ordered. thin c)ty, nnd wan 10 years of age. Miss Chicago, Juno 0. Gov, Tanner has cctid n blow- against him, striking Spies was the daughter of Charles tho inspection of all cows us hat. Spies, of St. Jacobs, and Miss Jack's ordered The crowd rushed upon Chrlstlno ased for furnishing millc to stato parents reside at Beaucoup. The two tutions. The first to be by ,vho only escaped severe himdling lv 'atter young ladles were each 17 years the livestock commission will be thosj icing taken under police protection. Jill- jt the Kankakee, nnd L lgln asylums Killed In n Itnllwn Aeldent. d and at the Homo for I ' The Hague, June 5. Miss Hoth, Shot from Antbuah And Killed, Chattanooga, Team, Juno G. Sher- Jhlldrcn nt Lincoln. laughter of Dr. S. lloth, Swiss mints-e- r man M, Reese.asslstantBuperintendcnt Oreaon Men Cotulnir Home. nt the court of Merlin, nnd chlof ft the Puektonn sulphur and. copper Washington, June 0. Gen. Otis jf the SwIes delegation to the pence tvoikg, was shot from ambush and the war department that the .(inference, was killed In n railway killed by unknown parties yesterday Oregon regiment will leave for the iccldeut nt Flushing, on the couth side fternoon near Isabella, Ppllc county, United States this week. It will be it the Island of Wnlchcicn, nt tho this ctafe, sent direct to Portland, Ore., from j oiith of the Western Scheldt. muster out at Vancouver barracks. Pnvrsoii Unto War Knilril. Pulled to I'orm u Trust. Siattle, U'bbIi , June 0, The atonu-rCalled Upon Mm, MpKlnloy, Steubenvllle, O., June 5. Severn! Dulgo, which has juat urrlved ftom Washington, June 0. Duo d'Arcoz, itwer pipe manufacturers who have Un.il-u- , report that the Alaska rufc the now Spanish minister, and his wife, returned from New York report the war is iiultd. The old rate ct iin.i called upon Mrs. McKlnley yesterday trust unorganized. They say the pios-Sect. the lakes has been restored, for Its formation ure poor, afternoon. con-m- l !inVAi wV . Makes the food mor ectelicious and wholesome OTM,niawwcciico,Mrtvomc i1i Bakino Powder DAY AT Rfl The Transmississippi Delegates at the Wichita Convention Experience a Kansas Soaker. THE LOUISIANA PURCHASE CENTENNIAL Your Youth N If you are young you naturally appear so. If you are old, why appear so? Keep young Inwardly; we will look after the outwardly. OTHERWISE UNNOTICEIX EVENTFUL A Tcxns womnn shot nnd killed her husband. She pleaded that he was beat- ARTHUR. court-martia- d Intel-medln- Goe-lan- n, al court-murtin- Chronicle from Arthur, 111., says: A strange chain of disasters began, Sunday, when tho local grand army post burled T. P. Wells, who was asphyxiated by gas at n hotel In Chicago last Wednesday night. While tho ceremony was In progress at the cemetery, news reached Qus Baker that his ion had just been drowned while swimming. Tho shock prostrated Mr. Baker, and ha had to be taken home In a cnrrlagc. When the news was broken to his wife, she went frantic and became unconscious, lloth nre in a preonrlous condition. While the funeral procession was returning from the cemetery, ono of tho cnrrlnges ran over Mrs. William Sullivan's little daughter, mangling her in a terrible manner. Miss Ola Clark, a witness to the latter accident, fainted, nnd was carried leav e . to the nearest house, vvl.eic she lay The war department is preparing for four hours before recovering suf- pliuw for sending the 0,0 ) more men ticiently to be removed to her home. needed by (len. Otis to make up his of 30,000. which, m says, he TO CHECK ABUSE OF LIBERTY. must have. The president's recommendation of Sautlairo to Have n Press an urmy officer us an Indian agent la Letters Threatenthought to mean 11 return to the sysing Au Early Uprising. tem in vogue before the war with Santiago de Cuba, June 3. In view Spain began. An oflicer on the Asiatic squadron of the publication of Inflammatory ediwrites nn account of the capture of torials in the local press, Oov.-OeLieut. Ollmorc nnd party at Baler, Lu- Brooke has issued an order directing zon, throwing considerable new light the appointment of a press censor for Santiago. The editors are Indignant, on the alTalr. Cnpt. Dreyfus has bee.v transferred but the public generally is pleased. to Itoyal Island, to await the arrival The seditious articles have not been of the Tiench warship Sfnx, from in any sense an expi esslou of the genMartinique, which l!s to convey him eral opinion. Several nnnonymous letters have nick to Prance. Gov. McMUlIn of Tennessee will oall been received by United Stntes milin speclnl session of the legislature If tary oflicers here threatening nn uprising ut nn early date, unless certain the resent outlook kmSolaflshrdlord the 'present textbook law Is declared joncesslonB, essentially preposterous, re granted. One of these communicaunconstitutional, Ilishop John r. Hurst, one of the tions names June SO as the date fixed most prominent prelates of the Meth-mU- for an outbreak. Kplseopnl church, and his wife, 'iirmerly Miss Hoot, of Uuffnlo, N. V., OLD "JACK" HAYNES IS DEAD. have ngiecd to separate. Hie Oldest Citizen of Missouri I'assed A' heavy wind nnd hailstorm passed Anur at St. Louis nt the Age ivei Sycumore, III., nnd vlcinltj, Mon-in- y o One Hundred and Twelve. night. A grcnt deal of dnmage w.ts. done to crops. Uoth telenhonc St.Louls, June 4. William J. Haines, nnijjclegraph wires wept prostrated. the oldest citfen of Missouri, the olduaion fctlgar de Ilara and his wife, est member of the O. A. It., the flrnt Tunnie, vveie found guilty in the Unit- engineer that ever brought a steam-non- t ed Stntes district court, nt Chicago, of up the Mississippi river, nnd tho having used the United States malls to aian who ran the first engine on tho defraud residents of Orcat Ilrltaln. Iron Mountain road, died, Friday Charles L. Heeler, the Wells Fargo at the Protestant hospital In express messenger who absconded, on this city. December 28 last, with $50,000, was Haines was born In White county, convicted, at San Antonio, Tex., and reiin., on Christmas day, in the year sentenced to five years In the peniten- 1788. st hniitll-i-nppeCensor-Anonyiiinns n. bt ing her nt the time. (lov. Stephens of Missouri vetoed tho Insurance bill, framed to create a cash surrender or lonn vulue. Wlllinni J. llryun deliveied n speech, nt his home In Salem, III., Monday. The day was made a gala one In the history di me town. Oov. Sajcrs of Texas has Issued n formal call for the anti-truconference of stnte ofllelnls to be held In St. Louis on September 20. I'miik Ihompson, president of tho Pennsylvania ltnflroad Co., died, Monday evening, at his home at Marlon, a few miles out of Philadelphia. Mn. Victoria (llammnrlliil, wife of Archibald (ilainnmrtlnl, the famous Italian Fculptor, lie, dead In her husband's princely home, In Pittsburgh, Pa. (len. Urooke is Bcrionsly in his ndmlnlstrntlor. of nffalni In ( utn by the absence of n large number of oflicers from their icglments on An Illinois Town Trenents the Banner Series of Disasters for Ono Sunday. Chicago, Juno 0. A Resolutions Adopted Indorsing tin Proposed World's Fair nt St Louis nnd Rsquustlnir Ilepresen. tatlies and Senators In Conaresi special to the to Hxtend a Federal Loan. Wichita, Kas., Juno 3. The Trans You need not worry longer about those Utile streaks of mlsslsslppl delegates were treated to o gray; advance agents of age. regular Kansas soaker. The rain fell In torrents and the opening cxcrclsci D were thinly attended. I .1 By a rising voto the delegates adopted the following: Whereas, Tho acquisition of the Louisiana territory by our government, in 1803, was fraught with Incal culable import to the materiul welfare qt the country and the preservation of constitutional government and republican institutions. Therefore, it Is Itesolved, That tho centennial anniversary of thut great event should be appropriately commemorated. Resolved, That the proposed international exposition to be held at St. Louis, in 1003, In commemoration of will surely restore color to gray hair; and It will also tho Louisiana purchase centennial, has give your hair all the wealth the hearty indorsement ot this conand gloss of early life. gress. Do not allow the falling of your hair to threaten you Resolved, That we hereby earnestly longer with baldness. Do not request our representatives and senabe annoyed with dandruff. We will send you our book tors in the federal congress to aid on the Hair and Scalp, free that exposition by supporting the upon request. proposition for tho federal governWrltn to tho Doctor. U you tin not obtain all IhstM&A. ment to extend u loan of $5,000,000 to Ct: you expected trora tbe me of the Vigor, write the doctor about It. the St. Louis World's fair, celebrating frobably tbere la aome dlffleoltr wllb your Reneral arttem wblcb the Louisiana purchase centennial. may be ratify remoroj Addreu, UK. J. !. AVER. ' Resolved, That this Transmississippi Lowell, Maa. f Incongress cherishes a proprietary terest in the centennial celebration of the acquisition of the Transmississippi COSTLY FIRE. territory, and will promote its success by all legitimate and honorable means In its power. Itesolved, That we recommend that Total Loss on St. Bernard Coal- every state and territory In the Washing Plant About section navo exhibit of its $20,000. products and resources at tho St. Louis World's fair, believing as wo do that ONLV NINE THOUSAND INSURANCE. such exhibits will immeasurably aid to develop the Incomparable possibiliNew Work Being Pushed Temties of the Transmississippi section. Ager's Hair Vigor a . Trons-misslsslp- porary Washer About Ready. HELD UP BY MASKED MEN. The figures on the cost of the Union I'nolflo JSzpresa No. 1 Held Dp g coal washing and Near Wilcox, Wyo., and the Safe Dynamited and Looted. plant of the St. Bernard Coal Comcoke-crushin- pur--hos- l'n-nlden-t. u t. e Instl-lnspccte- d 'eeble-mlude- ad-tls- es ,. r w r Ernest L. Stokes, Master, Jesse David Rider, of Hardin county, Wright is home from Phillips, Geo. Mothershead, Elder was tarred and feathered by a mob Owensboro, where he went lo serve I. H. Teel, J. W. Twy-ma- Monday night because he persisted on the Federal grand jury. Mr. Myers, Pierce Tlios. in visiting a Mrs. Thompson, who W. W. Todd was the other grand Longstaff, W. C. McLeod, W. S. is one of the parties to a pending juryman from Hopkins county. McGary, J. M. Oldham and Chas. divorce suit. Tlios. I'eyton, of Nebo, and R. Cowell, represented E. V. Turner B. Uttcrback, of Madisonville, are Masonic Lodge at the funeral of The scheme being tried in Da there still serving as petit jurors. Mr. T. L. Osborn Tuesday. viess county for keeping up f the t The grand jury adjourned and the There will be a large attendance county roads is said to 'work o first two gentlemen named came at the good roads convention, to the entire satisfaction of all con home Tuesday. be held in Lexington, June xo. ; cerned. n, Admiral Dewey's health is still improving, but he Is keeping very quiet nt tho Peak hotel, only once having come down to Ildjeeted nt 'West Point. West Point, N. Y., June 5. Of tho 59 the city, and accepting no invitations. candidates examined Saturday physi- He will sail on Tuesday. According ta cally for tho military academy, only his present plans he will not visit Enthree were rejected, Martin, of Indiana, gland on his homeward journey, but Warwick, of Alabama, and Merrltt, at will proceed straight to Gibraltar, and large. Young Merrltt Is a nephew of thence to New York. QCn. Wesley Merrltt. He was rejected Tlie Woodmen of America. on account of his eyes, but will probaKansas City, Mo., June i. Delegates bly be given another examination later from all directions arrived yesterday on. by the hundreds to nttend tho coming gathering ot tho Modern Woodmen of THE MARKETS. America. Head Consul Wm. A. North-cot- t, of Illinois, accompanied by, the New York, Juno 7, 1803. CATTLC-Nati- vo Steers.... 1(0 I 6 60 executive oflicers, have arrived, nnd COflUN-Mlddllns U U opened quarters nt tho Coates house. KLOUK Winter Wheat.... 3 ii W i 10 2 Ked WllLAT-N- o. if 0IV4 Headquarters have also been opened by 2 COhN-N- o. u tl'j UAUU-N- o. 2 U Sl.'i Jlaj. C. W. llawcs, head clerk ot the S ri u 8 75 l'OUIC New Moss order who Is a candidate for BT. LOUIS. 1 Iown, It. COTTON-Mlddll- ng 5fJ t 25871 vants by be headCroke, of nnd by who 3 60 U IIIJUVKS-Hte- crs banker, to oth Cows and Heifers. 2 M W 4 CO r asplrnntn for ofllce. CALVE3-(p- er 1W) . b "0 it 6 10 3 11 w 3U llOCIS-r- alr to Choice to Choice.... S 14 u i 50 Au Audree Letter Iluoy Pound, I'LUUH-I'ute- nts (now)..., 3 m if 3 iO Christiana, June 0. According to a Cltur and Stralsnt. Z 10 (j 3 tO 2 lied Winter .. u 77 VllKU'-N- o. y y lispa,teh from Mandal, the mopl COUN-N- o. 2 2 UATH-N- o. 'ii U 23H louthein town of Xorvvnj, two bojn, UVE-M- o. 2 W m May 14, found on the north coast IM 'lOUACCO-L- us tl luj jf Iceland, u small cork ense, containl.eut Liuriuy.... 4 CO a t UO WW it U 60 HAY Clear 'l'lmoih ing a Blip of paper dnted July 11, 180?, 15 llU'lvlEH-Cliul- eo Uulry.... WAV I(.'nid "Andrei, Htrlndberg nnd hCUa-Kr- sli 4 U un .... t t 1 the UACON-U- ear (j 1Kb 6j rVnenckel," nnd beurlug about woulse long!-fid'All well." Thrown out t LAKD Prima Kteain C1UCAQO. HI, latitude unknown." CATTLK-Natl- ve .. 4 S it 6 M Btoers. Prof. Audrec's brother thinks the HOGS Fair to ijholce ... 3 to dp J 83',i HIIEKP l'alr to Cliolco ... 3 60 it 6 CO .use was piobably ono of the letter 3 13 u 3 73 Winter Patents. uuojH with which the Andrce expedil'uteuts... 3 U f 3 bO r ' Bpring Sprint' Q7 WHEAT-N- o. t tion was provided. 2 lted No u is 1 Mixed COItN-N- o. SI tlift in, War Tax Itevenne. OATH No. 2. 8 10 if 8 15 POIIIC Mess (new).., Ran Krunclsco, Juno 0. Nathan II. KANSA8 CITY. fl) E K Scott, United Stntes senator from CATTLE Native Steers..,, 4 3 4i it 3 73 vent Virginia, and until iceently Unit-;- d of An association Kentucky IIOUS All Grades '. 7J jy WHKA'lVNo. 2 lted Stntts commissioner of internal revWtit 3 writers of short stories, sketches OA'TO o.No. i2 AVhlta COUN-Nif :xju enue, is In the city on a brief visit, lie NEWOKLEANS. and verses will be organized at rLOUU-Hl- gli had much to do with framing the war 3 CO Q 4 25 Uradu 2 COUN-Nti O 43V4 tax bill, which he says liu Increased Chalybeate Springs, near Niclio-lasvill- UATS o.Western 31 tP , 36 Ihe annual tevenuo of the government lco ..15 60 tf 16 00 on Friday and Saturday l'OUIC Standard Mea 9a 1W about $100,000,000. UACON-Sld- cs lit'ij 6't June 23 and 24. COTTON-MUldl- lna Q ( Muve Itesuined Work. L.OU13V1LLC, 75 0 2 lted .HEAT-N- o. Wi4 Buffalo, N. V., June 3. The freight 5tH& 2 Mixed S'J cures COUN-N- o. PIIHfOfC5 CUBAN OIL 17 it 1IAIS-N- 0. 2 Mixed li', handleis, housemen and dockmen have rflilnlvl Cuts, Itiirns, BruUee, I'OrtK-NO- W 8 73 Q 8 25 Mess resumed work ut all the dock, and Ulbs 6W and Sores. Prico, 25 cents. UACON-Cl- ear N- Middling COTTO& m work Is proceeding as usual. Sold by St. Bernard Drag Store. Arc you a subscriber to Tug Are you a subscriber to The Subscribe for The Bee. Bee? You should be. Bee? You should be. 4. al Pols D'Arc, Mo., committed suicide Monday morning. He first used poison nnd then tried to kill himself with a pistol and, as a last resort, hanged himself. At Muscogee, L T NelRon Jpnes and A.J. Mathews were assessed 21 and 10 years, respectively, In the pentten tlury at Leavenvvoith, K.ir., for being accessories in the celebrated Seminole kidnaping case. The seventh criminal chamber of the Perlin superior court, ordeied the of nn Issue of the New York Herald containing n repilnt of tho jnem "Hoch Der Knlsc-,- " given to fame by Capt. Coghlan. At tho special election at Shelby-villIII., to decide whether the city should have saloons or go dry, the temperance element were victorious by n majority of 340. The council had voted tonllovY women to vote, nnd about COO of them enst their ballots for tho first time. e, tiary. John ltarngarduer, a farmer, near TRIPLE ST. LOUIS TRAGEDY. vr Charles IlersoK blioots Ills Wife nnd Motlicr-ln-Lnnnd Then Commits Suicide., St. Louis, June 3. Charles Ilerzog, i laborer, who has made hit home in sf his wife, Wednesday evening, after nhlch he had shot and killed himself. Mrs. Ilerzog was taken to the city hospital and three of the bullets removed, but the doctors (.ay she can not lecover. DEWEY STILL IMPROVING. The Admiral Iteuuliilncr Health nt the l'enk Hotel Tvenr lluiitf Kong Starts on Tuesdny. Hong Kong, St. Louis, since last March, shot and killed his mother-in-laMis. John O. Sopp, and fired Ave shots Into the body June Denver, Col., June 3. A special to the Times from Cheyenne, Wyo., says: fit four a. m. Union Pacific mall and wpiess train No.l was held up one and one-hamiles west of Wilcox station, in this state, by six masked men, evidently professionals, who blew open the uife of the express car and carried away all Tie contents. The mall was not touched, presumably on account of the fact that four army mall clerks were In charge. The mall and express runs as the first section of No. overland limited Tho Becond section follows fl vo minutes behind. A bridge two miles from tho scene of the robbery nas fired to prevent the second section from coming up during tho operations. A bridge in front of the train was dynamited. Tho trainmen were all covered with rifles and the robbers took their time. The value of the plunder Is unknown, but is represented as light. The sheriffs of Albany and Carbon counties, with posses and United States marshals, are after the bandits, who ares upposcd to bo members of tho notorious "Hole in the Wall" gang, which has terrorized the state for years. lf (veil-know- n pany, burned Wednesday night of last week and reported in The Bk next morning, show the total loss to have been about 20,000 on buildings, costly machinery, etc. The amount of insurance carried was only $9,000. as stated in last issue. The delay to the coke business is a costly one, interfering, as it t docs, with important coke shipments and laying idle the force of coke workers, except such as can be used in helping to prepare for the new work. Work on the temporary at the St. Bernard coke plant is progressing rapidly and the first coal to be washed since the fire may be handled Saturday about ten days after tho plant was burned. The permanent plant will be erected as A PRINCELY ENDOWMENT. rapidly as it is possible to get ma the Property Deeded to the Stanford terial and machinery. University Said to be Worth Fined One Cenl Millions. The business men who were San 1'ranclsco, Juno 3. S. P. Lleb, tried for contempt of court bepresident of tho Stanford university cause they petitioned the Caldwell trustees, Is quoted as saying that the property deeded to that Institution by grand jury not to prosecute tho Mrs. Stanford Is worth $38,000,000, and insurance companies doing busicould bo converted into $13,000,000 ness in that county were fined one cash. The gift to the trustees of 300,000 cent each in court the other day. ihares of Southern Pacific stock will aot affect the management of the rail- The judge's decision was cheered. road. The Searles and Crocker inter- The business men had no idea of ests in tho Southern Pacific company contempt ol court, but laid themtro pledged to protect the interests of selves liable by petitioning the the Stanford university. grand jury.and the Commowealth's A Sunday Suicide, Attorney asked that they be proseWarren, O., Juno 5. W. C. Stiles, the shlptlmber manufacturer, cuted. coal-washer coal-washin- g Thlrt-i:iK- ht committed aulcldo yesterday. When City Tax Due. tho family, foturned from church they The law now provides that unfound him In bed, shot through the was tho cause. He less city tax is paid before head. July owned largo mills in Ohio and Tcnncs-tee- . 1st, a penalty is to bo attached for no was a member of the Sixth t. Ohio cavalry during tho civil war. All taxpayers will iy s e, HAY-Cho- Hlieu-matie- m I solicit this obligations for what Chamberlain's Cough for many years. Remedy bas done for our family. We work at the hands of the Earlinghave used it in so many cases of coughs, ton people and will guarantee sat lung troubles and whooping couch, and it Any orders left with nas always given Ibe most pertect satis- isfaction. faction, we feel greatly indebted to the my son John W. Twyman will manufacturers of Ibis remedy bod wish have prompt attention, them to please accept oar hearty thanks. James A. Twyman. Respectfully, .Mrs. S. Doty, Dm Moines, Iowa. For tale by St. Bernard Drngstore, Grasshoppers are. doing great Earlington. Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. damage to crops in Hancock serve their own interest and save Sulolda of an Enallsh Tourist. Chicago, Juno 8. Reginald Helntz, money by paying their city taxes an English tourist, threw himself into before July j. the lake, Thursdy night, from the J no T. Barnett, privato yacht Peri, In which, with Tax Collector. three Chicago friends, ho was sailing crib. Despite efnear tho four-mil- e Brlcklnyer and Plasterer. forts by his companions to rescue hm he wan drowned and his body is In the I have located in Earlington for deep water near the ou the purpose of serving the public in the capacity of bricklayer and A Card o( Thanks. plasterer, which has been my trade I wish to say that I feel nnder lastloe Are you a subscriber to The county, few of tho farmers escape ing the pests. Bee? You should be. AP- - ) VLmt.'f: WITH MASONIC HONORS. 33e PAUL M. MOORB, Editor and Manag-er-. "Good Beginnings Make Good Endings, tf You KENTUCKY II1GUWAVS. F. L. Osborn, of Richland, Buried State Convention at Lexington Sample Road Construction in Progress. The following resolution and letter will explain the origin and laudable purpose of the Good Roads Convention to be held at Lexington, Saturday June 10. Too much interest cannot be manifested upon this question in Kentucky and every county should be at Henson drayeyard. Mr. F. L. Osborn, a 'Jkighly respected farmer of Richland, died at his home Monday evening, June 5, 1899 about eight o'clock, aged years and three months. remains were interred at the His Henson Graveyard, four miles below Richland, Tuesday afternoon, with Masonic honors by E. W. Turner Lodtfe No. 548 F, &A. M. Services at the house were conducted by Elder I. H. Tcel, of Earlington. Mr. Osbora was born in Nelson county but had hvfed in Hopkins since early childhood. He became a Mason in 1886, joining at Nebo Lodge. In 1894, he transferred his membership to E. W. Turner Lodge. He was a consistent Mason and a man of highest standing among his feltawwea. He leaves a wife and eight children, four of whom are married. An unusually large number of friends attended the fuaeral. The following were the pall bearers: Goodman Daves, L. S. Melton, L. V. Lynch, P. W. Franklin, E. R. Cavanaugh and J. M; Thomas. fifty-fiv- e aie making a good beginning ahen BEE FUBLISHINS COMPANY. Incorporated.! Entered the PcstoHco lass matter. it Barllugton as Second you commence to take Hood's Sarsaparilla for any trouble of your Mood, stomach, kidneys of liver. Persistently taken, this great medicine will bring you the good end-in- g of perfect health, strength and vigor. MJocd&Si POLITICS IN, WEBSTER SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Oaa Ytar.ttrlctljInedTtoce.. " '.' Sis Month, TbreeMontbi, " It oo jo 5 represented: CoHtmonw'ealthJot , , , Ag- Specimen copies mailed (re on application. wanted in all parte of the Correspondent! onatr. Address ns for particulars. Kentucky. Bureau of - THURSDAY. JUNE 8, 1899. Republicans Anxious to Vote for Judge Pr&tt'for Governor HIQH ANNOUNCEHENT. We are authorised to anncunce Judte curton I. rraii, or nopaim ,aumj, fnr thn nomination for Governor of tbe State ot Kentucky, subject to tbe action of the DRATT a TRIBUTES PAID HIM. Judge Qeo. H. Towery Urged as a Strong Man for Legislature. Vandersburc, Ky Editor Bee: Earlington, Ky. , Kepnotican party. June 1,1899. The War Department lias done a kindly and humane act by as- signing an expert embalmcr to each transport coming to or going from the; United States (or Manila. There are to be no more burials of our soldiers at sea. Tom Finley is a possible candidate for the Republican nomination for representative from Hop-kis- s Tom is not an county. announced candidate but if the nomination were tendered by the party he would not decline the honor but would, on the other hand, make a most vigorous campaign. Gov. Bradley's care in sending troops to London to protect the court, insure a trial and prevent bloodshed, has accomplished the desired end. The jury in the Wilson murder case disagreed and there was much indignation in consequence, but the trouble was averted and the State's name saved'another foul blot. ? Redeemed Pledges and Harmony. From tbe GIobe-Deaocra- J. The Third Kentucky regiment TJ. S. Volunteers came back from Cuba a splendidly drilled and well equipped body of soldiers. Gov. Bradley's desire to retain the Third Kentucky as a regiment of the State Guard is a complimentary recognition of the high standing of that body as a military organization. It is to be hoped .that the retention of the Third Kentucky may be accomplished. It is too good a body of soldiers to go to pieces. of' f lirs t k The Democratic Gubernatorial race waxcth hot. There is no end to the free silver and free fight possibilities in this contest, but there are other elements in the scrap, as is evidenced by the following extract from a dispatch from Grant county: Although Grant is thoroughly plastered with free silver literature and opinions, the number of gold eagles and double eagles that have been sailing over tho country since tbe Gubernatorial race began is legion. U J- - out among in other sections of the the voters State and it may be depended upon that he is making friends and doing himself good. Just what he is accomplishing nobody, perhaps, but the Judge knows, but that he is doing the best under all circumstances is perhaps beyond question. The Judge is an experienced campaigner and may be depended upon to handle his canvas carefully. The friends of Judge Pratt are not disheartened by the hurrah that is being created over the carrying of a few counties by the Taylor forces. These Taylor conventions are being held early with the intention of creating an impression of strength for their canHe has carried several didate. counties and his friends have been very properly charged with holding "snap" conventions in more than one place. But it will be remembered that there are 119 counties in Kentucky and that a few of this number could be spared to Gen. Taylor and yet he be beaten. It is not always the fellow who makes the most noise who wins out the end. Judge Pratt is still Republicans are harmonious and confident for the best possible reasons. The platform adopted in national convention at St. Louis three years agd has been wrought into law and turned into action to a remarkable extent. The pledges arc accomplished facts. Prosperity was promised, and It has come in ampler measure than was anticipated. The causes of depression accurately pointed out, have been removed, There is a new protective tariff law whose success is fully up to expectation. "The Republican party is unreservedly for sound money," said the platform. The dollar on a parity with gold was never as firmly established in the United States as it is today. "The Hawaiian Islands should be controlled by the United States," ran another plank. They have become an integral part of the country. In regard to Cuba the Re publicans of the nation assembled at St. Louis declared that "the United States should actively use offices to re its infltfeaee store peace and give independence to the island." Cuba is tree. "We favor the continued enlargement of the navy and a complete system of harbor and.seaxoast defenses." That, too, In the light of such a splendid reali Republization of a platfeon-ihcan party has the warrant for making its conventions of this year and next a succession of love feaBts. Some things have been done that were not in the pktform, nor in the minds of men, nor-ithe ken of prophets. A Republican administration has faced the absolutely unexpectedThe Philippine problem was one to put the severest test upon the wisdom and faculties of the President. Step by step, pnd through masy trying successive phases, belias made his upright, brave arid patriotic de cisions. He baa kept .closely in touch with the people. Their will has bsen his, and he has been its unerring interpreter. Republicans admit that they feel good. Under such circumstances it is easy to be a Republican and pleasant to be one. aani-goo- d hs'.letkned. e - r V In Webster County. We publish today the call of Chairman George H. Towery, of Webster county, for the Republican county convention to be held at Dixon, Saturday, July 1st. In our columns also appears today a letter .from a Webster county man who sees much encouragement ahead for the Republicans of Webster in the candidacy of Judge Pratt for Governor and that writer calls on Judge Towery and insists that he is the proper candidate for the Legislature in that county and that the people are for Judge Pratt and Judge Towery. That certainly sounds like a winning combination. from Beaver Dam says much interest is manifest in the race for State Senator. Both candidates claim the nomination but it looks as if Long has a little the lead of Howard. A dispatch Bit: Car Lo4fl. From Brads'rtit't . In their efforts to increase the trainload, and thus cut down the percentage of operating cost in connection with freight traffic, railroad managers have unexpectedly encountered a new difficulty, involving the possibility of a clash between the interests of tbe roads and those of many shippers. One of the elements of the modern method of conducting traffic is the steady increase in the capacity of freight cars. A generation ago pounds was a maximum 23,000 carload. Now the standard rail road freight car has a capacity of 50,000 to 60,000 pounds; and cars of greater tonnage are by no means rare. This, however, involved the necessity of providing maximum loads, since every pound below a car's capacity increases the dead weight, which has to be hauled without profit and with an increase in the ratio of expense. Shippers in some branches of trade are, however, inclined to rebel against regulations increasing the minimum weight of freight accepted by the railroads in making rates upon carload lots. The claim is advanced that the average shipper or consignee is unlikely to ship or receive goods in carload lots of over 24,000 pounds, and that the attempt of the railroads in some instances to increase this minimum to 30,000 pounds is an injustice and a detriment to the interests of various lines of business. As one who has been keeping his eyes and ears open for some time I want to say a few things politically to the voters of Hopkins and Webster counties though your columns. Republicans are proud of the opportunity to get to' vote for Judge Clifton J. Pratt for the high and important office of governor. We have known him long and well and have always found him as true as steel. While he is as courteous and gentle and kind as a Christian woman he is as courageous as a lion when necessary and the occasion demands. As firm as the rock of Gibraltar when he investigates a question and decides the right or wrong there is in it, but never until he does fully analyze a proposition and go to the bottom of it does he postively commit himself a very important characteristic for the Chief Executive of this grand old Always State. systematic and painstaking it can be said of him as is said of Admiral Dewey, he never loses his head. Give us such a man as the Republican nominee for governor, with the man I shall mention for the Legislature, and you will sec Webster and Hopkins both come up with Republican majorities amounting up in the hundreds. Judge Pratt will add great strength to your candidates for the Legislature, as scores of Democrats are anxious to sec him nominated to vote for him in any event. Others, provided they do not get their choice as' nominee in their own party, and others who say they will not vote against him. By a careful selection of our can didates for the Legislature we can add to his majority. I do not know or pretend to offer a suggestion to Hopkins county as to their candidate but I have been making most diligent inquiries and persistent efforts in Webster to learn who was most available and I have no hesitation nor shadow of doubt but what Geo. H. Towery, if he will con sent to make the race, can whoop up more of the boys from the hills and lowlands, from the cross roads and the two great railroads that span our county than any other man in the party. He knows and is known by every voter in the connty and can come nearer meeting every man alike, whether his clothes are good or bad. Whether he has one gallus or two or none, it makes no difference to Towery. He can tell you a joke and take more things good than any man in the county. He has spent more time and money for the party than any three men in the county. It is true he has not always been a Republican, but for nearly twenty years he has worked as no man among us has worked to build up the party, and has seen it grow from about three hundred scattering voters to its grand proportions of from sixteen hundred to two thousand. With Pratt for Governor and Towery for the legislature, you will see Webster come up with a majority of two to three hundred for the grand old party of the people, protection, progress and prosperity. John Smith. hum-orcdl- y Dog- - Tax Ordinance. The City Council of the city of Earlington do ordain as follows: That a tax of one dollar per head be and is hereby levied on each dog owned and kept within the city limits of Earlington, Ky., during the year of 1899, and it is further ordered that in enforcing this ordinance and collecting the tax hereby levied the City Marshal is hereby empowered and instructed to kill and dispose of all dogs upon which their owners fail or refuse to pay the tax herein levied. This June 5th, 1899. W. F. Burr, Mayor. Attest: M. Moore, Clerk. Paul Jefferson County Fiscal Court has appropriated 30,000 for the building of good roads throughout the county. Kv., JuneTi, 1899, adopted at the iaeeting of To the Hospital. the Stale Commercial Convention, in FALLING HAIR IS. CURABLE. C. H. Hunt was sent to St. Louisville, Ky , May 291b and 30th "I'm afraid we must be divorced, Mary's hospital, at Evansville, "Resolved, That the Commissioner of my dear," said Mr. Newlywcd to Paris, tune t Prof. K. Pahrlg. the Ind., Friday last by joint action ot Agriculture be requested lo name a day on "The doctor says "Like diamonds raindrops glisten." his young wife. which a convention shall be held af Lex- Droos ot Hood's Sarsaparilla are precious I have rheumatic tendencies, and eminent professor of chemistry and doctor the Masonic and Odd Fallows ington, Ky., composed of delegates se- jewels for the blood whicb glistens in their must give up all sweet things." ot science, has made public tbo nature of lodges of Harlington, in both of lected by tbe county judges of each use. bis latest discoveries in regard to fibre, Harper's Bazar. which orders he holds membercounty, at which convention tbe subjects human bair and tbe microbe which causes DOWN IN TOE MINES. ship. John W. Twyman accomroads and maintaining of constructing dandruff, falling hair, gray hair and baldDIGEST YOUR Ninety per cent, of ail ale stums la catteed by ness. sball be discussed and tbe work of road panied him and left him comfortfood not Uidir property dtffMtad It cruUI pol making encouraged in every way posroes Into roar bleed im tbeuyon are His discovery will, when thoroughly un- ably ensconsed in a clean, neat Tbeodote Walts, of the St. Bernard lout and su:mot nr disease tlw humaa STStem liable to sible." clerical force, is now enjoying a vacation Is heir to. Um Dr. Carliledt's Reman later derstood, revolutionize thn treatment of all ward of that institution, in charge Powder and watch tlaa malts. Yon wilt feci Dear Sir. c among relatives and friends In tndiana, one dose. Give It bair diseases. and physicians the rood effect of competent In compliance with the above resolution conrlnced. Price 26c In bis treatment lately published ho de- nurses. Tbe strikers at Ibe Soddy, Tenn., coal a trial and beSprue Gtim VctMm CurM Mr. Hunt has been in very I have named Saturday, June loth, as Or. Otto's mines bavo begun to appeal for outside scribes his experiments as lo Ihe cconta feeble health lor some months and YourCeuBh. Juctth Medietas State Day at Slate College, Lexington, contributions to enable tbem lo keep up gious properties ot dandruff, as caused by recently lost the use of his lower far ChlMron. Ky , for the consideration of ways and For sale by 11 is condition is the fight. the! ransferring of tbe microbe from one limbs entirely. means of improving tbe higbwajs of Ibe St. Bernard Drug Store. person lo another In bair brushes, rlc ,and serious, but he is to be given the During spare moments, John R. Etann Stale. also explains how the microbe can be de- given the best chance for recovery. Is now busy making preparations for tbe Bismarck' Iron Nerve. Tbe work of constructing a sample road germicidal and microbilaying of tbe foundation of a fine residence Was tbe result of his splendid health stroyed by proper by tbe latest improved methods will be in The Earlington City Council be is soon to erect on south Railroad street. Indomitable will and tremendous energy cidal applications progress under tbe supervision of Ibe are not found where Stomach, Liver, Kid This treatment, as Dr VahtiR makes paid its respects to the Earlington Tbe large force of carpenters under Fore neys and Bowels are out of order. If you Road Expert of Ibe National Department dog as well as to the hog at its of Agriculture, and tbe object lesson in man Toombs has been called away from want these qualities and the success tbey clear, by deslro)inglbe microbe nliocutes The dog tbe disease of which it is Ibe cause, and meeting Monday night. road construction and maintenance thus tbe Arnold mine for the purpose of re- bring, use Dr. King's Hew Life Pills. Tbey living in building the slack washer and olher build- develop every power 01 brain and body. therefore gives permanent relief from dan- must pay a tax or quit ot inestimable value. afforded will be Only ajc at St, Bernard drugstore. druff and falling bair, and prevents gray the city and the hog will soon be You arc cordially invited to send dele ings. bair and baldness even up to extreme old sent on a long vacation to the gates to this meeting. No arbitrary basis I, J McGregor, wbo has been unablo to A magnificent portrait of General country where he belongs. age. of representation is fixed, but it is desir- follow coal mining for several months is Lawton, who has been distinguishable that, in addition to the officials now doing guard doty for the city around ing himself in the Philippines, by named in resolution, Mayors of cities. that portion of the city now quarantined Frederic Remington, occupies the kAAAAAJkAAAAAA4tyn.A -o 3 -ov3 -o -.i -o -o -a -OCi Presidents of Commercial Clubs and against. page of honor in the current issue ?i Boards of Trade, Presidents of Agricultural Engineer Howard While h.s prepared of Harper's Weekly. 41 Societies and all olher organizations in tbe plans, and under special supervision of Mrs. I P. Skalley, Hopklniillle, Ky , writes terested in this great question should send President Atkinson, work on the new slack In a bad c of Constipation Dr M A Simtbe fullest delegations possible. washer buildings is boing rusbed, and it it mon, Uiir Medicine gave en more relief ibn Arrangements for half fare rale over all the intention of Mr. Atkinson lo have a earthing- else. I think It fir superior to Black railroads and special rales of entertain- temporary washer ready for work in about Draught, whicb wealed In our family. fl ment will be made. a week The little dressmaker who was Every son's mother of you has to have Tbe session of tbe meeting will be held Tbe Colored Coal Company, at Helena, walking across a field, on encountEvery one of you PAPER in tbe Cbapcl of the State College accord1 D Ark., is reported to have paid in $40,000 ering a bull said she guessed she'd ing to a programme to be announced I AI I also hasworncd and fretted, and each shareholder will pay $35 per better cut bias to avoid a gore. bcrcwcd and twisted over having to pay from 25c. hereafter. 0 Harper's Bazar. month until Ibe full capital stock off Mr' It is desired tbat the names of delegates, to 40c. (or a pattern. Wc have come to your re4? is fully paid np. Every one connected securing the agency for Madisonvillc for the be sent to this office lief by as fast as appointed, Ihe one hundredth anniversary 1? with the concern in any way is colored. or to Prof. M. A Scovell, Director of Exof the establishment of the Epis Tbe Empire Coal Company bas lately perimental Station, Lexington, Ky. was added a new wagon scale to tbe mine, and copal church at Lexington Lucas Moors, celebrated Sunday. Bishop Dud 4? Commissioner of Agriculture. will now be prepared lo attend to tbe ley preached a sermon. country trade, which of late years has 49 Any one of which will cost you only grown quite large. In many cases teamLOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. To Cure a Cold in On Day 41 sters from Hopkinsville and vicinity came Take Laxative Brorao Quinine Tablets. 4) there for coal during tbe fall and winter All druggists refund money if it fails to 49 I i Any Section Foreman Robert Hugbletl, of seasons. enre. 25c Tbe genuine bas L. B. Q. on 49 Mannington, and Miss Clark, of Kelly, each tablet. 49 Friends of the St. Bernard Coal Com were married last Sunday pany believo the burning of tbe slack Rooted and ineradicable is the 49 You must remember these are just as good as any Section Foreman John Dcering fears the washer was purely accidental for the readesire in man's heart to know good 49 of the high priced patterns you have been using, 49 law when it comes to violating it by run- son tbat said company has always been a and evil, but particularly evil. aud you run no nsl; in buying them. 49 ning himself and men into danger of con- friend to laborer, operator ana consumer, The Black Douglas. 49 tact with smallpox. Last Sunday bo was and, therefore, bas the best wishes of all 49 ordered to work at Earlington, bat tbe who are lovers of rieht and justice, as these FOR NEW IDEA PATTERNS Truths Tersely Told. 49 Marshal of Mortons Gap told bim that if classes above referred to should be. y 49 Foley's Kidney Core it a safe sure Size-An- y be and bis men complied with instructions for all Kidney and Bladder Diseases. 49 In order to do an increased amount of tbey could not come bomo for fear of business, Ibe managers of tbe Empire Coal Guaranteed joe Campbell & Co. 49 spreading tbe disease. So to be on tbe Company contemplate tbe opening up of 49 No people have a keener eye for 49 safe side,' John telephoned from tbe Arnold another mine about balf way between Ibe amenities than those whose social 49 mine the probability of bis beiog shut ont present shaft and the railroad. We underis not assured 49 from borne and family, and Suptrvisor stand tbat tbe new mine will be a slope. position Sullivan ordered bim back home, much to Tbe demand for this coal is so ranch MADISONVILLE. KY. bis relief greater than tbe output lhat this step was Last tall I sprained by left blp while 49 Supervisor Sullivan, an account of whose considered necessary. handling some heavy boxes. Tbe doctor I 49 THE SAME PRICE ON THE SAME THING TO EVERYBODY. called on said at first it was a eligbt strain 49 injury was given in Tub Beb last week, is or one hundred and would soon bo well, bar it continued The loss of seventy-fiv- e now able to bobble around with tbe assist- dollars per day falls bard on those men to grow worse and I could hardly cet about ance of a cane, and attend lo bis duties. wbo were thrown out of employment by to work. I went to a drugstore and tbe Agent Etberidge was again called to tbe burning of tbe slack washer In addi- druggist recommended me to try Chambertried and one-haPain iJky g"y .ifrtyuiy vyJ.yvy-- ' ky Nashville to attend court last Monday as a tion to this a large trade in coke bas been lain'sfifty-ce- Balm. I cured it entirely I me of a bottle YOUR ORDERS witness in Ibe Watts case, but tbe trial temporarily lost by tbe St. Bernard Coal now recommend it to all my mends. Who Does the Liytry BvsiMss? was again postponed This remedy Company, which is a hard stroke when the A. Babcock, Erie, Pa. SOLICITED is for tale by Bernard Drugstore, Tbe Air Car is now here and Ibe boys fact is considered tbat for years Ibe com- Earlington, Ben St. Kobinsoo, Mortons T. are receiving instructions on ibe use of the pany bas been bnsy establishing Ibis trade, Gap, George King, St. Cbarles. Ash your neighbors. and for Ibe first time in years d'iring Ibis air brake They all say that we A woman oan love so many difTbe local crews on the south end now season of Ibe ear, tbedemand bad become ferent ways it is no wonder she is load many cars of tobacco, sometimes equal to tbe capacity of tbe works. haul better loads, fur4 loading ten or twelve cars daily. Tbe decision of tbe Slate Arbitration doubtful as to which is the man. nish best teams, and alThe Bachelor. burning of tbe slack washer at Earl- Committee of Illiooiv in regard to tbe setThe ways at the right price. ington also proves quite a oss to tbe rail- tlement of tbe strike at Fana does not give A TIMELY HINT. road company as cars of freight were being entire satisfaction because Ibe United Mine Yon ihouM be wise and we that jour blood Is shipped daily from tbe coke works which Workers look upon themselves as a privi- rich and pare and yoor whole ejatem pat In a bas been entirely cut off nrfectlr healthy condiUcn by the nu ot Or. leged few whose rights are superior to all Carlatedi'a German Llrer Powder. Then yon George McCord, who was formerly em- - other laborers in tbe mine, and when malaria, typhoid ferer, colds open aii Night. 4 ibe will be free fromOr. Carlatedi'a German Llrer and tbe grip. la tbe beat medicine money can bay. Powder committee failed lo order ibe rjjmjfcm m m Jli.iS't.. '''''"'''"bfjl'i iiWi r " J1i - i"r - '"tlni";!! fftk't 1 LoafkA2filwi&l laU miner from Ibe mine, and cave tbe opera For your Cold try Dr. Otto's Sprues Gum Balsam, fries 26t anri 6O0 tors a right lo refuse to again employ tbose Settle. of Ibe union miners whose acts bad become For sale by jtin't.n-f.nTiifaa., ...- -. - A jaLirmirdiii lf&ea4L especially obnoxious to them, there was St. Bernard Drug Store, bowl raised from Ibe leaders of the union When the doctor tells a woman miners, even Ibe secretary of Ibeir state organization after signing ibe agreement to diet she sats less at the table Emma entered into betwetn operators and miners and more in the pantry. afterwards raised trouble by censuring Carelton. tbe committee. 13 YRARB alXPIRIBNOB. Hvre blood it full of Life and Vitality, and carCentral Ctly, Ky., June 3 William H ries Vigor to tbe orr;ani ot tbe body. Dr. M, A. EARLINBTOIM, KY. Dovey, of Mercer's Station, near ibis place Simmons Llrer Medicine creates rich, pure reme-blood. All Classes of Buildings Erected and left Central City Tuesday afternoon, it is mini HH raw . ep a,! a vuuijjiciua epAM ui Ut(.upautTt f111 aAHAnA indue; Anmnlal icu believed, under temporary mental derangenuaueiiunnr It makes a woman happy to ,MW .M.M.JU,Mft .LtM,... " "" ment, aud wandered into tbe woods near ponder on how she could have saved u.rcuamcai auu common lauor. is His body was found yesterday the man her best friend has just town l PLANS, DETAILS. 8PECI Indications are lhat divorced. greatly decomposed. The Bachelor. Price reasonable and satisfaction euaran- 1 .--. . .,... n . ,ped bo ran wildly through ihe woods and fell Rslimates cheerfully given on all kinds L 3 DRAWN ' - of Building and Special Work. Give UP ON SHORT NOBACKACHE should never be neglected. exbansted, dying where he fell. His money It means kidney disorder wblcb, if al- 1 TIT. chance at your work before letting contract. P m and papers were intact, and there was no lowed to ran loo long will result in si y,n,pu pimps WdSi i',piii'pwiy'annpimey is indication of premeditated suicide Dovey Brigbt's disease, diabetes or otber serious iisif mqr aitai years old. A few years ago and often fatal complaints. FOLEY'S was forty-fiv- e p. be operated tbe Dovey mines on the Illinois KIDNEY CURE is guaranteed for kidney flFWWWPH disorder. Campbell & Co. Central railroad, near here, and met with seri-J disasters, among which was tbe flooding of The cat has nine lives, but that bis mine property. Tbe mines have not is nothing to the number of lives I accessor lo Isaac Davis ) Mr, Dovey lived on of some men sold by subscription since been operated. I He only. Chicago News. Ibe same property with two brothers. & was a member ot a prominent Philadelphia During Summer we era liable to Stomach and a wife but no children. family, and leaves Colic, Bowel troubles, aucb as Diarrhcea, His mental condition was Ibe result of Crampi, etc., for which Dr. M, A. Simmons asaHsasaBssiisvSsasassaEflsal? Liver Medicine is highly recommended. He was a member of Ihe LouisAt tbo Old Stand, on ville Lodge of Elks, and was well known Main Street, just west Volcanic Eruptions of depot, over tbe Stale. grand, but Skin Eruptions rob life Are Bocklen's Anica Salve cures of joy EARLINGTON, KY. Petit Jury. tbem, also Old Running and Fever Sores. Ulcers, Boils, Felons. Corns, Warts, Cuts, Following is the panel of petit First-Cla- ss Bruises, Burns, Scalds, Chapped Hasds, jurors who will serve through the Chilblains. Best Pile cure on eartb. term of the Christian County Cir- Drives out Aches. Only 2jcts. a box. Sold by St. Bernard Cure guaranteed. cuit Court now in session: Druggist. Resolution Frankfort, ployed at the car shops here, bas moved bis family to Howell where ho Is at work for the railroad company. Preparations are now being made at the Empire switch for tba laying of a new siding and to put in a Y at tbat place. Operator Matt Draper is now doing tbe night work at Crofton instead of Mr. Brewster, who bas been temporarily in stalled as agent at Providence Tbe appearance of smallpox at Earlington bas bad the effect of reducing tbe crew of seclicn men. Many of them became frightened and left for Howell and olher plsces Agent Woolen, of Providence, is now taking a much needed rest. The work at tbat point is said to be quite heavy for one man. A new locomotive, which runs bv steam, but whicb produces no smoke, no cinders, makes no noise and has neither cab nor tender, is now in practical, operation. 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His formula: bavo been used in tbo preparation of Cranilonic Hair Food, as made in Paris at the laborarorles ot tbe Cranltonlc Hair Food Co., according lo From Paris Coaits Word or the New Microbe his directions, and this article is tberefote Ihe only logical and scientific treatment Discovered 'by Protestor Falitlg, Ibe for all bair and scalp diseases v Eminent" Bacteriologist, Which, Tbe American laboratories in New York City, to prove Its wonderful efficacy, will ft Has lleen Proved, give auay a free bottle to every applicant, Causes Hairiness. by mail prepaid to any address, Tbose of our readers who wish to lake should send HOW THE rjlCROBE WORKS. advantage of this free offer once to Iho their name and address at Crabltonic Hair Food Co ,526 West Broad What Is Needed to Stop Its Mfavagts.jand way, New York City, enclosing ten cents and Prevent Our Dcicc'mlarits' From ' ft in stamps or silver to pay pottage, mentioning 1 lit Beb, when tbe free botllelug a Itace of llald tle will be sent them direct by mail pre paid! Heads. A NEW MICROBE. -j . "4 F0O. 1 altef-taktn- &&& AftAAAAftftt n n i: Newlda PATTERNS n TIT IIP UrinOi 75,-00- New Idea Patterns Oc. Any Style-- Size Oc. rem-eda- 10c. Any Style IOg. n 4; e. J; BISHOP & CO. tfttVcrjCfcc 1. lf t f uyni.taiqpcyt I - - n Barnett & Arnold. That cough nangs on Q ulaiiJ'j ri ...,.,. h i M. McCORD, I Contractor and Builder You have used all! sorts of cough ; dies but it does not Mi Willi 11 rrr.-z- r.jT. xii yield; it too deep seated. It may wear itself out in time, but it i ... r.o,,reo.n10 ".. more liable to ni ii;i'ijpayiyiieuiy nrodiif la tfrinne.. : pneumonia or a ous throat affection. You need something mat win give you strength and build jup the body. GEORGE O.'TOY,. LIVERY FEED STABLE. SCOTT'S Equipment and Prompt Service. EMULSION 1 F. Anderson, Dudley McLendon, C. E. Oliver, H. P. Reeves, J. B. Martin, Sr., R. F. Vaughan, John makes the body strong and H P'Pool, V. H. Roberts, J. H. healthy, not only to throw Underwood, L. J. Purcell, J. W. off this hard cough, but to j Pritchctt, Geo. L. Cavanah, Jesse Payne, Sam Ralston, J. M. Mcfortify the system against I Cord, Tobe Moseley, W. L. Turnfurther attacks. If you are O. Morris, O. A. West, Alex run aown or cmaciatca you er, E. Carpenter, W. M. Cravens, J. R. should certainly take this I Good, Ira L. Moss, Columbus nourishing food medicine. Gladish, Robert Vaughan, George toc ind f 1.00, .11 druggists. Walker, George Boyd, Alfred SCOTT & BOWNE, ChemUu, Hew York. w- Mt tll M..W-- WI will do this when everything else fails. There is no doubt about it. It nourishes, strengthens, builds up and C. M. Morrison, Sim Brown, B. Pope says: "The minds the measure of the man." Perhaps that is why some men are so hard to find. Ram's Horn. Money lo patent good ideas may be secured by our aid. Address THE PATENT RECORD, Baltimore, Md. fr''tiitiBiiaia.titiBa)iHHiejie J. W. TWYMAN, DEALER IN i Stoves and Grates, CASTINGS Love probably laughs at locksmiths because the girl can always pick her way out with a hairpin. OlaiijAitfWB,AH Lit-tlepag- e. Egolate tie Liver. Frke,S5ets. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. 9 sis, ConatipatioB TEA cures Dyspep-rmftfV- I Jedi-gcetio- sad c vjgs; Mgt&mt V - ,W vsaarflras . fta7-- i jgswsfaesg' fflaWfess ncfZi. 'JM-- jf J AND TINWARE, - . ..t,ATi.iaa liMi Contractor of all ualvanlzcd 1 323 rMn.. u.t. kinds Tin, Iron and GUARANTEED ROOFING AND GUTTERING A SPECIALS ftltlla,MrH,t,t -. AND'SATISFACTION tHHH.n.Bif, .laniinii, rj). ' vv-rjaI. r" . l I f3aatnte in .'Jxhuhsl' ,"! isytaijr iiTriiwsjamgiiyeaijcaMiiii mm ai KELSr 'i3ES i , .n j ? . b , .lLi.LTHMri 11 isa ' . .,isxvs" HHiiai & MMi'i K1 - 'A, .Hi z laai 1 ml . .. ..&aBkiv mi .aav. a. -- uiriiu SEKteA... .'fi'aaKV Z . iMiMfT msw, riitfl mmmJe.Zn 'jrtfeg&f-A::- : .ij'tf mum aiiiimnrMiiii n ips ""V ' Call for Republicans to Meet at One of .the Old Style, Rousing j Dixon, July 1. tik iv. Kind at Lakeside Park: "Sy 3nbusirj T frle." A Republican convention for Webster County is called, to meet CELEBRATE THE FOURTH. in Dixon, July 1,1899, at 2 o'clock LOCAL p. m., to name its delegates to atAncient Order of United Worktend the Republican State Convenmen to Repeat Last Year's Clyde McCarley is home from tion in the city of Lexington, July r Success. ' Morganheld. ' candidates for 12, to nominate Lieutenant-GovernoGovernor, Misses Aggie and Gorj?ia.Vy?M The members of Hopkins Lodge Auditor, Treasurer, Attorney-Generaare visiting in Nashvilfce. Secretary of State and Super- No. 61, Ancient Order of United Miss Efile Teague r.u.rawl. Jast intendent of Public Instruction. Workmen, of Earlington, one of week from Hopkinfyijlk. All are invited who believe gold 111c strongest 'lodges 01 workmen in Western Kentucky, are arrangMrs. j. T. Hamcm94ut0bl-,sjf- l to be the true standard and meas- ing for a big picnic and barbecue of Hcnder08, a yfinjBfe. ure values and that the Nation's at Lakeside Park, Loch Mary, on credit shall be maintained as sacred Jtfftt as its flag, and who wish a continu- July 4th. Mrs. WaUttr '.MaGjy-a- . iMfijfriWVflfc ance of the present fair prices for The names of the efficient comDona Wpod mittee of arrangements would be .maraing. Tuesday the products of labor, and you who feared the tariff would make prices sufficient guarantee of the success Mr 8. W. L. Grajnger, of Spring so high that you could never buy of the undertaking even if the field, Tenn,, is visiting her daugha suit of clothes that had any wool fame of Hopkins Lodge were not ter, Mrs. Wm. McCarley. The gentlemen in it. Now price them, you never already abroad. The Guthrie Fair Association saw them so cheap. Farmer, price who compose this committee arc: will hold its next fair at Guthrie, the tools you use; you never saw Thos. Longstaff, W. W. Ethndge, Wm. McCarley, Ross Baugh, September 27 to 30, inclusive. them so cheap. Dick Harrison and N. W. Huff. And you who thought the gold Mrs. Winfrey Parrish, of HanThe Workmen will assemble at standard would make money son, visited her parents, Mr. and Masonic Hall at 9 o'clock' a. m., Mrs. S. O. Stevens, here Sunday. so scarce that you could not pay with all visiting lodges in this secyour taxes, wipo away your tears; The Madisonvillo city council tlifcrc is now in actual circulation tion, and will march to the park fixed the city tax rate at 75 cents more money than ever before at headed by a good brass band. There will be barbecued meats on the hundred dollars of assessed one time, and labor the best paid. valuation at the Friday night Then cheer up leave off this un- and1 all kinds of refreshments exmeeting. remitting grumbling and fault- cept the kind that men "put to finding. Quit talking hard times their lips to' steal away their Thomas Davis, oi Barnsley, and brains." Miss Martha Ward, of Muhlenberg and calamity. Do not be afraid of Mr. J. G. Walker, Grand Secre-tary'ghosts, nor trusts; we will see that county, were married Sunday in the A. O. U. W. of the And come to Muhlenberg and returned to Barns-le- you arc not hurt. State of Kentucky, will address the it? the convention and take a front Sunday evening. seat in our councils. Such other people.. Dancing, and other C. D. Wright, of Richland, and business as seems best may be amuscmcnts will be provided and H. B. Uttcrback of Madisonville, transacted. G. if. Towekv, went Sunday to Owensboro to Chair. R. P. W. C. dinner and refreshments can be had on the grounds at reasonable serve on the Federal grand jury den. Wilson Robbed. rates. .which began its sittings at that Majt Gcnl. J. H. Wilson, whose Reduced rates on the railroads fcity Monday. headquarters are at Matanzas, that day to Lakeside Park, Earli ..v The Madisonville City Council Cuba, is one of the best known ington, the best and most popular has passed an ordinance prohibjt- - men in the army and has seen dis- picnic resort in Western Kentucky. ing the steam laundry from empty- tinguished service in two wars. Wonderful Discovery. ing its suds into the drains of the It will be remembered that Gen. Lunstord, city. The ordinance may force Wilson has rcccnty devoted a por- New SpencerMedicine Ala., April ij, 1898. Co, ,the laundry to move. tion of his great energy to the Dear Sin: I bave been troubled with 4 liver aad stomach complaint, bad no refutation of sensational reports of appetite and ray general bealtb Iwas very .Marion Pxitchett, the soldier of bad. I took medicine from four different 'Company A. who fell from the brigandage in the province of doctors and tbey failed to do me any good. Matanzas, making it a matter of I got no relief until 1 began to use your ...?; i train in Alabama and had his leg valuable Nubian Tea. I used about two nnw flf. .. ,U. rfl wIiiIa .....MM.'. hnmn. i WW. personal investigation and going dollars worth of it, and it did me more . iii VM ........ nrmtti ,t j well over the province to deter- good than all the medicine I ever took. I at Madisonville at his father's e pounds in weight mine the true status of the people. bave gained 11 j , .. nomc anu is rcporieu uuiuk wen. I can sleep and my is 4S.-,iGen. Wilson is a. stockholder in soundly health my very good.is excellent. I and appetite Roj' loncs oi MortoBS Gap, the St. Bcrnrrd Coal Company, of can recommend Planter's Nubian Tea to '"jr any com as being $&& -his charge of the St. Bernard tbis place, and a warm personal the world Any one a doubts toIbis statemunity. who ,v. barber sIiod recently friend of that company's president, ment can write Oscar Baker. that was "5. t Roy Mr. Jno. B Atkinson. The latter Sold by St. Bernard Drag Store. s opened up at that place. Circuit Court. Tk ,snys the shop is a dandy, fitted up recently mailed to the General a s style, and he is proud New York check for dividend on The June term of the Christian $ in f of it. his stock and in due course of time County Court is in session this received a note of thanks in the week. The Claud Wadhngton and ; Pete Morgan is home again General's chirography, Albert Haskins cases are to come riK'from the war, but still carries a Next day familiar another 'letter up. About half of the new cases came UC"- - small sized limp as a memento 01 ' isaying that while the General slept on docket are divorce suits. The his injury received while trying to his apartments had been entered following compose the grand jury: 'stop a run away team as the Third and his pocket book taken, checks B. E. Johnson, . It. Hawkins, J. Kentucky was leaving Matanzas, and all, and praying that payment Ezell, C. T. Yancy, J. G. Nance, '.where he had to remain in the of the checks be stopped. James Vaughan, William Payne, 'hospital. There is no proper connection T. J. Powers, Cyrus Boyd, Jesse ...., , n J. o UUJU, ...u I1J4UV JJtlUlu- - between this incident and the Denton, C. W. Lacey, W. W. j t. YVJJU O. p' graphs for the Earhugtoa people General's refutation of the charge Bryant. for some months, has accepted a of Cuban brigandage but the one Deafness Cannot be Cured position as traveling salesman for brings up the thought of the other by local applications, as they cannot reach a Chicago school desk houje and and provokes a smile at the the diseased portion of the ear. There i is now on the road. He has been thought of General Wilson being only one way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is spending some days at Dawson thus victimized. caused by an infllamed condition of tbe mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. !'' ' Springs before starting out in his When Ibis tube gets inflamed you have a Card of Thanks, uew wotk. rumbling sound or imperfect bearing, and '' . GfcJNpfee DEIS. WEBSTER CODHTV CONVENTION PICNIC AND BARBECUE. A Cuban Railway. The NOT Coal-Wash- Franklin Matthews, in Harper's Weekly. When one wishes to leave Ha- INCENDIARY, LEAN DECORATION SERVICES f iT j ,. . atj' .a VC s wir P r fif . . r, l, .w.j ti. oi y foot-racin- g - vana by rail to see something of the real Cuba say to take a trip,to Pinar del Rio or to Cienfuegos he" must get up very early. The through trains leave at six o'clock in the morning. I asked the chief engineer ol the railroad to Pinar why so early a start was made for a town only iog miles away, and he said it was so as to get back the same day. The American traveler is not only likely to grumble when he is compelled to hurry to the station and finds that he must pay about five cents a mile in gold, and lrom seven to eight cents a mile in g Spanish silver, to ride in the cars known .is carriages, and that for an ordinary trunk he must pay about half fare, he is inclined to scoff at the primitive mode of travel, and to long for the luxury of even journeying on a Western mountain road. The amazing amount of computation by the ticket agent before he sells a ticket, the smoky lamps, the three preliminary foot ings of the engine beiore the train starts, the final ringing of a bell by the baggage-maste- r as a signal that the train really is going, the crowded condition of the aisles, choked with luggage for which the passengers do not care to pay toll, and every man in the train, from from the conductor down to the barefooted brakemen, smoking tobacco of varying degrees of excellence all this is likely to weary the American traveler used to the luxury of Pullman cars. A few hard jolts soon after the train leaves the station bring up to the imagination the prospect of a miserable trip, and one is inclined at the very outset to rail at the crudities of travel by cars in the island of Cuba. del-Riback-breakin- Fire Started From Spontaneous Combustion. er PEOPLE iMmf!? Knights of Pythias at Earlington Cemetery Next Sunday. Originated at the Very Top of the Plant In Elevator. .ssssVI bsssssk coal-washin- first-clas- s stage-coac- h The theory of incendiarism with reference to the plant of the St. Bernard Coal Company, which was burned Wednesday night of last week is entirely dissipated in the light of events and the proof that has been developed by the testimony of witnesses and all circumstances connected with the fire. There was such a suspicion entertained at first, before a thorough investigation could be made, but the proofs at hand leave no ground upon which to rest such suspicion. It is now clearly determined that the fire originated in the very top of a coal elevator some seventy-fiv- e feet from the ground, the most inaccessible point about the works. One witness saw smoke issuing from that point but did not at the time think anything wrong. There seems no other rational theory than that there was in somo way an accumulation of fine coal in the very top of this elevator, which HOGS MUST CO. was fired spontaneously. And catching where it did it would have been exceedingly hard to City Authorities Taking Steps to combat even if the watchmen had Banish the Porker. not been taken away just then by a WAST combination of circumstances. BEST CONDITIONS. SANITARY g Te-ru-.Mnn-u-lln I'e-ru-n- a. a a. Cleanliness gees Citizens Will Join In the service. with health. If we have catarrh anv- The Earlington Knights of ?I.ii!S where we can- aissssv not ce wholly Pythias always remember the "BSSssss&B asssssssft clean. season of memorials and the decMake systemrBSSSSBKBSSSSSSnPI atic efforts to oration of the giaves of their dead. be frco from They have for some years regu this dlsirustinir disease. Mrs. L. A. Johnston, 103 larly celebrated Decoration Day I'llhnra and Ripley 8ts., Montgomery, with appropriate services and have Ala., tells her experience with catarrh kept green the graves of their deof tho stomach and how she was parted brothers in the cemetery cured: "I will Btato to you that I have and in their hearts. taken eight bottles of your This year the decoration serand twoof and rejoice to say, vices are late, but not forgotten. ' QoJ bless Dr. Ilurtuiau and And I earnestly ussure you that It The Sir Knights will assemble in has done mo more good than any medi- their lodge room next Sunday aftercine I have ever taken, in my life. 1 prescribe It to every one I meet who noon at 1:30 o'clock and march is suiTerlnp;, ni the best medicine In thence to the cemetery, where tho world, and hare made many con- flowers will be spread in loving verts who nro now rejoicing In tho preat good which they have derived remembrance of departed friends, iuu .. same. I can tell you that I short and appropriate addresses be am almost entirely relieved of Indiges- made by Elder I. H. Teel, Mayor tion, that grva' foe which has tortured me so many y urs, and can now eat Burr and others. Flowers are not abundant and anything I tic ire without It Is fruIU or something acid " members of tho order and all citiTo understand the scientific action of it U best to have Dr. Hart; zens arc especially requested to man's special book for women or his aid in having there as many flowbook pn chronic catarrh. These books ers as possible. All are invited to Mediard mailed free by tho a cine Company, Columbus, O. All attend and take part in the services. drucgUts sail An Excellent Combination, Tho pleasant method and beneficial effects of the well known remedy, Svnui- - of Ficis, manufactured by tho Camfoiima F10 Svnup Co., illustrate the value of obtaining the liquid laxative principles of plants known to bo medicinally laxative and presenting them in tho form most refreshing to tho taste and acceptable to the system. It h tho one perfect strengthening laxative, cleansing tho system effectually, dispelling colds, headaches and fevers gently yet promptly and enabling ono to ovcrcomo habitual constipation permanently. Its perfect freedom from every objectionable quality and substance, and its noting on tho kidneys, liver and bowels, without weakening or Irritating them, mako it the ideal laxative. In tho process of manufacturing figs nro used, as they are pleasant to tho taste, but the medicinal qualities of tho remedy aro obtained from senna and other aromatic plants, by a method known to tho California Fio Srnup Co. only. In older to get its beneficial effects and to avoid imitations, please remember the full name of the Company printed on tlm front of every package. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. BAN 7HAN0I8CO, OAL. KY. ItnavlLtE,Druggists. NEW TOBK. K. Y. by For 50c. sale all Price per bottle. W. A. NISBB1 , President O. W. WADDILL, Caiblsr' Reward for Mare. 2Kopkins (Lowihj Street Incident. "My Dear Sir," exclaimed Lawyer Bartholomew Livingston, meeting the Rev. Dr. Archibald Windham on the village street, "What does this mean? I thought you were laid up with all sorts of bad . - wv '. . t' thirty-fiv- .1 '"' ,'' -- God-sen- d "And so I was," replied the reverned gentleman, "I bad an attack of indigestion and from that time on my wbole system bas been in a disordered condition until I began taking Hood's. Sarsaparilla, which health. has put me on my feet and cured all my This is a question that has been stomach troubles." "I don't doubt it," said tbe lawyer, under consideration for some two Remarkable Rescue. "This same medicine cured my wife of years or more and the conviction Mrs. Michael Crutain, Planfield, III , rheumatism and my little girl of scrofula. makes the statement, tbat she caught cold, When tbey say it's the best medicine has gradually grown with the City which settled on her lungs; she was treated money can buy, tbey only tell the truth," Fathers that pig pens should not for a month by ber family physician, but "Yes. yes, so they do," replied tbe mingrew worse. He told ber she was a hope- ister, and the two passed on. be allowed within the city limits. less victim of consumption and that no At one time a statement and petimedicine could cure her. Her druggist Oone Fishing. suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for tion signed by all the physicans in Consumption; she bought a bottle and to A fishing party at Rochester, town was presented to the Council ber delight found herself benefitted from first dose. She continued its use and after on Green river, which has been praying that body to abolish the taking six bottles, found herself sound and planning and preparing for some pig pen. It is claimed upon high well, now does her own housework, and is well as she ever was. Free trial bottle of time, got off from Madisonville Mon authority that hog pens are a most this Great Discovery at St. Bernard Drug day. These gentlemen compose prolific source of typhoid fever and Store. Only 50 cents and $1.00; every the party: E. L. Wise, J. W. Other disease germs. The authorbottle guaranteed. Strayed from pasture irf Earlington, Wednesday, May 31, a black mare, 15 hands high, five years old, with foretop cut off. Will satisfy anyone for any information leading to her recovery. Mare was raised in the Manitou country. At the regular meeting of the B. Griffin, City Council Monday night the Earlington', Ky. ... question of the Earlington hog We usuallyjkick at the wrong came up again. The porker's fate easily got man is certain. He is to be banished at. Penny Maga'zine. from city stys as well as from city streets for the good of the public 'JtP Madisonville, Ky. Gtptal Stock, - $50,000. Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In. because-.heistao's- t J. C. (3ODLOE, EARLINGTON, KY. Practical: IPainter, $50,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 8urplus Fund 120,000. 1867. JNO. G. MORTON, The advantages of a bank account are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking tawjr know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to woman. There's safety if tbe bank, is" a good one. There's convenience the money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you bave'a large sum in your pocket '';,. GRDVEB v BANKER. ' Laliiiistsisisisiissk fust-clas- - Editor The Bee, . zx. The Court of Appeals has decided that the the recent Madisonville graded school election was invalid, affirming the decision of Judge Nunn. The school for the coming year win uc, 3 huiuiuiujc, under the direction of the trustees, Samuel Bassett, F.D. Ramsey and C. C, Givens. Mr. W. H. Stokes, of Pulaski, III., is visiting his brother, judge A. J. Stokes of this place. It is the first time the two brothers have met since the war, during which thtt latter fought on the Confederate unci the former on the Union side, It is a happy visit these two brothers are having. Burglaries and robberies are reported from neighboring towns in uncomfortable numbers. At Hopkinsville a negro attempted to rob Mrs. Ike Hart and Mrs. Max Loewenthal on the street urday night about 8:30 o'clock. The attempt was unsuccessful: At Madisonville, Mack Stevens was relieved oi his money in pocket by a. burgjar Saturday night. And from Nebo comes the report that M. T. Wiristead lost a few .silver to a thief who raided his & dollars pantaloons. be-,.i-- Earlington, Ky. Dear Sir: Would you kindly publish this as a card of thanks to the good, kind people of Earlington, whp did everything to comfort me in my greatest sorrow in the death of my dear mother, Mrs. B. Kilroy, and as I could not see these dear friends, who accompanied her remains to their last resting place on earth, Maple Grove Cemetery, Russellville, Ky., I wish to especially thank them one and all through your paper. I will never forget their kindness as long as I live. Yours gratefully, Mary Woodville (nee Kilroy.) 596 Seminary Ave., Chicago, III. June 5, 1899. No From Iba End of Work. Globe-Democra- t. Chairman Jones, of the Demo; cratic National Committee, states Story of a Slave. that his health has been fully reTo be bound band and foot for years by stored and that he is now capable the chains of disease is the worst form of George D. Williams, of Manof doing any quanity of work. He slavery. will certainly have any quantity of chester, Mich., tells bow a slave was made free. lie says: "My wife has been so it to do if his party should reaffirm helpless for five years tbat she could not platform" turn over in bed alone. After using two the Chicago bottles of Electric Ditters, tbe is wonderfully improved and able to do her own YUaiWau work." Tbis supreme remedy for rUlMlCrS lnflro diseases quickly cures nervousness, minutes. Sour8tomach and Summer Complaint. Price, 25 Cents. sleeplessness, .melancholy, headache, backTbis ache, fainting and dizry spells. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. miracle working medicine is a godsend to weak, sickly, run down people. Every Only so cents. Sold bottle guaranteed. by St. Uernard Druggist. Pritchett, Sam Langley, J. H. Langley, Dr. W. H. Hoffman, Dr. E. H. Mason, of Earlington, and G. W. Parker, Elder J. L. Hill Miss Katie Cockerell, of Lebanon and W. J. Dulm. Junction, Ky., eloped to Springfield, Tenn., Monday afternoon Good for the Children. Airs. Ella Hinson, of Iliuton, Ala., June 5th and were married, rewtites August turning to Earlington that night. mothersus to give 121b, 1898, "I advise. all their children Planter's Miss Cockerell was visiting Mr. Nubian Tea when tbey are puny or keep tbis Mason's sister at the time. Mr. when Ithe childrenmedicine in the house and are ailing I give tbem a and Mrs. Mason will go to house- dose and tbat is tbe last of it." Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. keeping as soon as they can get a house. Foot Washing. Probably the largest crowd qf Best way to Invest 35 Cents. people ever assembled at the faAntioc, Miss., July 1st. 1898. New Spencer Medicine Co. sermous annual I want to tell you what I think of your vices of the , Flat Creek Baptist Nubian Tea. I bave used it myself and in my family, and It is all tbat you claim Church was present there last Sunfor it. It is tbe best Liver Medicine I ever tried. It is just the thing to take if you day. 'Vehicles numberless were feel bid and are bilious. passing and repassing through the A. D. Lancaster. day and all roads lead to Flat Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Creek. Hopkins County Fair. yield, Tetter, Following are the officers of the quickly to Eczema and Skin Diseases the marvelous healing qualities when it is entirely closed deafness is the result, and unless the inflammation can be Great Hopkins County Fair ol of Banner Salve made from a prescription of a skin specialist of world wide iame. taken out aud tbis tube restored to its norC. C. Givens, President; 25c. Campbell & Co. mal condition, bearing will be destroyed 1899: forever; nine cases out of ten are caused B. E. Laffoon, II. by catarrh, which is nothing but an inDied at. Central City II. Holeman, Secretary; C. O. flamed condition of the mucous surfaces. The remains of Mrs, Mary Nancy Assistant-SecretarWe will give One Hundred Dollars for R. C. any case of Deafness (caused by catarrb) Tapp, Treasurer; Walter Davis, Hand, who died at Central City, that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars, free. Marshal. For catalogues and in- were brought to Earlington .MonP. J. CHENEY& Co.. Toledo, O. formation generally, address the day and interred in the Earlington Sold by Druggists, 75c, A large number of cemetery. Hall's Family Pills are the best. Secretary. friends lrom Barnsley were present. Would Not Suffer So Again for Fifty Times Mrs. Correction. Hand's home had been at Its Cost. Central City for some time past. In last week's Bee it was erI awoke last night with severe pains In roneously announced that the reg-la- r my stomach. I never felt so badly in all Dr. II. A. Simmons Liver iMedicine creates came down to work tbis day for services at the Earling- my life. IWhen Iso weak I could hardly good Appeiite, Tones and Strengthens tbe felt morning and builds up the Health. ton M. E. Church had been work. I went to Miller & McCurdy's drug store and they recommended Chamberlain's There is an interesting race between changed from the First Sunday to Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, It Centhe Fourth Sunday in each month. worked like magic anu one dose fixed me tbe trains of the Erie and New York newsall right. It certainly is tbe finest thing I tral roads, which carry tbe Sunday Rev. Wilson did preach here the ever used for stomach trouble, I shall not papers of New York to Buffalo. Last Fourth Sunday in May. but it was be without it in my homo hereafter, for 1 Sunday the race was won by the Erie care enduro tbe because of special reasons. His should notagain to fifty limessufferings ol train, which made tbe run from New York for its price. last nigbt Wilson, Liveryman, Burgcttstown, to Buffalo, 338 miles in six hours and regular preaching day will remain G. II. Washington Co., Pa. For sale by St. eighteen minutes. as heretofore, the First Sunday in Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, each month. Harried. jrej-fu- l. ities have postponed action fearing that to banish the hog might work an occasional hardship upon the householder here and there who raises a hog on his slops, but they have become convinced that public interest is best conserved by voting out the hog. Hence such legal steps as are necessary will be taken and after July i the hog will not be seen nor smelled within the His city limits of Earlington. name will be Dennis. MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY ViiHHlKlKvsHsirtv (Co (Eoinpouno properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs. It requires tbe drnggis to have a large amount of drugs-fre- sh drugs. He mnst givo the be possible work, and for compensation be must be reasonable. aaisaijBjBjBnrcrTa An WpbRHBICsI Ptffc Prescriptions t 'Hawaii in Feudal Days" is the "foot-washin- Vice-Presiden- n, y; subject Caspar Whitney discusses in the seventh paper on "HaIS JOST A3 COOD FOR ADULTS. in Harper's WARRANTED. PRICE 00 cts. waiian America," 0AL1TU, I LIB., NOT. IS, 1593. Mr. Whitney presents Weekly. Parts Uedlelne Co., Bt. Loula, Mo. bottles o tiootlainen: We aold here all that is known about the GHOVK'H TA8TKLHS3 last year. CHILI, TONIC uM tiart grots already Una rear. In all our history of Hawaii from the earliest bought tbraa II yenra, In tba drns business, bar of The oarer aoM ao article tbat gate aucu unlveraal aatl days to the present time. Youra truly, taction aa jour Tonic. JtBNtir,C4UR iCO. old customs and religious ceremonies, as Mr. Whitney describes The them, are very interesting. article is valuable because it is really nothing else than a compre hensive history of the first of our new colonies. COO CHILL TDNIC TA5TEUES5 WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM-BE' WE'RE CAREFUL, R if '. ST. BERNARD DRUQ STORE, BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Ijmjjra Anrone smiling a at rich and description mar lulcklr asoertam our opinion froe wbatber an mrentlon Is probably patentable. Coromunloa. Handbook on I'atenU tlontrtctlrconHclontUI.fur nt fp.. ftl.ln., aiminn lultunta I'atenla taken tlirouali Munn A Cu. racalTt tpttlal notkt, wi'hrji cbarve, lu tbo fi CoPYRiaHT Trade Marks Designs &a .,, Honesty Is the Best Policy. Honest goods, honest prices and honest dealings will surely bring success. Every hour proves it. Tbe last days of the nine teenth century show nothing more clearly. We believe Ibis fact and our works demonstrate our belief. Our goods are warranted to be exactly as represented, tbat is honest; our goods are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, that is honest. It any article. of jewelry of our manufacture does not give perfect satisfaction we Will refund tbe money paid for such articles; tbat too is bopest, bas a complete assort. P, DaVyUer ment of our goods in bis store for sale at These prices that defy competition. goods are .mads horn rolfed gold, gold filled or solid gold stock and are warranted to give perfect satisfaction or tbe money W. F. Main Co., Iowa .will be refunded. Cjty, Iowa. Scientific IJraucb unlce, c& V jltnerkatt IMC. cirAtiandiomelrlllnatrated weeklr. culation of anr aclentmo Journal. Terma. 13 a reart four raoutbs, II. Bold bj all newsdraJma. MUNN&Cc.3B,B'd"''NewYork Bt, Wublngion, Slom-tcl- i, J'X Wall Paper We have some Choice, Standard Patterns inWall Paper, Good Goods at Reasonable Prices, which will serve many housekeepers, as well as the htghjpriced Eapers offered :: :: " " elsewhere. 6LAD TO SHOW YOU. i$t TiJBii JlVlly !! 'hPSV THOS. B.YOUNG Manufacturers lllgb Grade .. ,. St, Charles. Longfellow Up to Date. Let us then be up and "doing" Every one we can, and thus We may keep tbem from pursuing Clever plans for "doing" us. L. A. W. Bulleiin. CASTOB1A For Infants and Children. Boots and Shoes, RipalrWork a Specially. BJeix-lir-gjto- n, The Kind You Have Always Bears tho Slgnaturo of 10! && A woman may not be able to fry an egg, but she can give a man a PCy. good roast Observer. 'at times.. Feminjne "" cure CoUo' Neuralgia and Tootliacho CUBAN RELIEF ft MAXES CLEANING EAS light work," tad to dots Coll Dint I) 70JI uj (at in a poafun to frnfioj ' many mh jcm cat do tntfe 8M n vj ,P imag belli and MMaWni to tM hew tof Fowdar. baadV'iMrour hotM work, rott will b "tor huiit ntkt W1U1W pld idPf I . I Washing Powder ulir, Qutcltr, chtaper aad bitter thia wttfi oap or aay other cltantcr. Try It and t coayleced. Tor trcatnt ecoacmy boy m lap paclift. With it you can do your cl&taf dui ST. LS(JiS Ku Mad Dog Bitten. old St. Charles The John McCarroll, son of Judge Theater famous Orleans was dein New Joe McCarroll, of Christian county, stroyed by fire Sunday night. was bitten by a rnad dog last week HAS NATUF1E WARNED YOU? and has been sent to Chicago for liaturo herself clad lu treatment by .the Pasteur system. pria(r,blofioms forth treestbo early partis ol and Uonrera causing reputilloo, ilendlqx over about ility Current reports from Indiana towns make ' S. A. Ingalls, Crown Point N. Y , it appear as if the supply of natural gas', years, as a most silcceufgl Liver Regulator. writes: My wife suffered from kidney which has for so long a time been a source Mr, W. W. Etheridge and family trouble for years. She consulted several physicians and tried a number of Kidney of great wealtb to Indiana, not only in a are in Nashville, where they will Cures without getting relief. She was In- financial but industrial sense as well, was duced to try Foley's Kidney Cure and in giving out. It is said tbat. matters bave spend sometime with relatives. less than a week after she began using it, come to .such a point wbere (be gas com' she was greatly improved and three botpanies for their own protection feel contles cured ber, Campbell and Co. strained to refuse to make any more con' A Coat of Many Colors Met nections, Cured When Others Failed. Dr. 11. A. Simmons Liver Medicine has a St. Bernard General Store. 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 services of a shoemaker fiom Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice. All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction. I first-clas- s Any Old Sore. Cut, Bruise, or Sprain quickly healed with Banner Salva the greatest healing remedy in tbe world. Campbell & Co. ' the Requirements of Joseph, But What .Your House Requires is TWO COATS of .... TO'V iitS.1 ' k- - THE N. K. FAJRBANK COMPANY OHCAS0 NW YWK BOSTON i Mr. G. A. Slillman, t merchant of "Foley's Kidney Tampico, 111., wr(tes! Cure is meeting with wonderful success. It bas cured some causes hero tbat physiI myself am cians pronounced incurable. ablo to testify to its merits, My face today is a Hying picture of health, and Kidney Cure has made it such. I years with tbe had suffered tweaty-iive- n y I feel ten years disease, and vauncer than I did one year ago. I can afetain some wonderful certificates of its aw4i! usalllHW.,, CapMl.& Ce Fo-le- Had Kidney Disease 37 Years. A Typographical Error. the despondent chord to ribratn to this, the most delightful of all, springtime and how do Tbe corpse was on tbe "delinquent list," you feel? Have you that tired shaky feeling, As frequently Is the case, the forerunner of Chills,, Malaria and Typhoid Kerer? If so, you must not pass this warning-a- So the editor wrote of him, "He's gone Is an lndlcitlou of sickness; avoid ttiU; it To bis final roasting place." consult us as our advice costs yon nothlug. L. A. W. Bulletin. Call on your druggist nud procure a bottle of Or. Carlstedt'a German Liter Powder. Tako one dosa a day at bed time for lx days; then Henry Koehler & Company, follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatau Chill Tonic, following the directions and after two Lumber Dealers of Louisville, Ky., weeks' course of these two great remedies, you with Mill will feel like the flowers look In the spring. invite correspondence Prepare yourself for tbe malarial or hot season when the atmosphere Is full of germs. If men who have lumber for sale. necessary and when tour system warns you, They buy Poplar and Hardwoods repeat the above. These Remedies In stock Bod sold by in mixsd cars, Dry or ureen. ' Write them. .St. Bernard Drug Store, Prices Right. Your Trade Solicited ' Quality Unsurpassed. a . iNDex; 8 SI MIXED PAINTS, 'i 'vnMwvmvtvnvw-ww- . & St. B;erpard Drug Store. V 5i UtjA .Jr - e IT" f jfrifrj n. J FIRE AT MANITOH. Burns McEuen's Store, rtangrum Bros.' Store and Postoffice. About 3 o'clock Tuesday morning fire was discovered in the rear of G. T. McEuen's store at Mani-toThe flames spread and consumed McEuen's store, Mangrum Bros.'' store and the postoffice, all ofvvhich we're near together in one row, all frame buildings. .There was J52,ooo insurance on the stock of merchandise owned by G. T. McEuen but none on the building which he occupied, owned by W. S. Barnett, and no insurance on Mangrum Bros ' propetty. McEuen's stock was insured for $2,000 in Hip Roy.tl Insurance Company of Liverpool, through This the Madisonville agency. was the only insurance carried on any of the losses and this policy expired at noon on the day following the fire. The total loss is $5,000 or 6,ooo. None of McEuen's stock could be saved. Mangrum Brothers saved most of their goods and the postmaster saved the contents of his u. tions find it necessary to reduce the surplus to the minimum, and at the same lime curtail the busi ness capacity of the banks. New Boy at Dr. Jackson's. Letters received here yesterday morning announce the birth of a fine boy baby at the home of Dr. and Mrs. A. W.Jackson in Boston. The many friends of the doctor and family in Earlington are much gratified to hear this good news and many expressions of interest are heard. The little one arrived Friday night last, June 2, at 11:30 o'clock. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON XI, SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES,' JUNE 11. 11, 20. Text of the Lemon, John Memory Verses, 1 Golden Text, Cor. xv, 20 Coniinciitury Prepared by the Itev. I). If. Stcnrns. 14 Si X , n, I ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. if V .fc ri 'M iP tv Copyright, 1S99, by D. M Stearns. 11. "Hut Mnry stood without fit tho ncpulchcr weeping, nntl as sho wopt sho stooped down nntl lookod liilo tho sopul chcr," Tho women who reranlned'ncar tho cross wntchod until thoy tww whoro Ills body wns laid, then wont awny and bought 8 woot spices that after tho Sabbath was past thoy might anoint Ills body (Mark xv, 47; xvl, 1). It would Bocm that Mary Magdnleno canto to tho tomb first on that eventful morning and caw tho stono rolled away, and ran to tell had been Peter and Where cream alone is used in removed. John that Ills body tho tomb, Thoy both ran to one-hal- f or one-thir- d John arriving first, and paw tho linen making ice cream when Ills body perhaps of the quanity used should be clothes lying,them, butastho uapkln from hod been in scalded, the sugar dissolved in the His bead wts wrapped together In a place Ho thoy believed scalded portion, and when cool by Itself, ami then thoy know that tho not was risen, for as yet added to the remaining quanity of Scripture that Ho must rlfto again from tho dead. They then returned home, but cream. Where cream is not Mary remained. 18. "And eeeth two nugels in whlto, may be used enriched sitting, tho ono at tho head, and tho other by the yolks of eggs, allowing four at tho foot, wbcro tho body of Jesus had to each quart of milk. Scald the lain." Thoro Is no contradiction or discrepancy between this and tho other acmilk in a double boiler; beat the counts. Somo saw ono angel within and only shows that eggs and sugar together; add to ono without, but thatThoy wero always angola ruovo about. the hot milk, cool for a moment, ministering unto Illin, and thoy aro may then strain into the ice cream always ministering unto us; wo (Ueb. bo I, as sura of it as If wo ftaw them mould and freeze. --June Ladies' 14 j Ps. ixxlv, 7j Ex. Mill, 0). office. 18. "And they say unto her, Woman, Home Journal. why wecpoat thouf" II er answer shows Taxed to Death. that sho was. thinking only of a dead The Monarch Coal Company has Christ, tho body In which Ho hod lived, From Ibe Nashville American. placed an order for a new dynamo not tho living Christ whom sho had Kentucky banks, because of the of increased capacity to take the known. Wo need not wonder, for Is it not very common to boo tboso who have State law which has been declared place of the one now in operation lost friends clinging to tho placo whero arc wiping out and increase their capacity for tho body lies instead of looking up to tho constitutional, happy placo whero our friends really nro their surpluses and dividing them machine mining. if thoy havo died In Christf Whilo death Is in no senso a Taxes arc so out as dividends. The famous old St. Charles that absent fromresurrection, yet wo know thor body means present excessive on the surplus of a bank Theater in New Orleans was de- with tho Lord; that .'to dlo is gain and night. to depart and bo with Christ is very far that the managers of such institu stroyed by fire Sunday better (II Cor. v, 8; Phil. 1, 31, 83). 14. "And when sho had thus said sho turned herxclf book nnd Ntw Jesus standing, and know not that It was Josus." So in chapter xxl, 4, tho disciples knew not that it wan Jesus; also In Luko xxlv, 10, tho eyes of tho two who walked to wero holden that thoy should not know Him. Nothing blinds our cj cs llko unbelief and occupation with ourselves and our affairs. It is possiblo to bo occupied with Cod as was Enoch and Elijah Em-ma- I Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE. $ & & i General Office, Earlington, Kentucky. JE3rvmGlri JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 34a W. Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. A. Ilfli.i"3i":):: 2 THROUGH .VKTIBULFO iTRJuHSOAIJX: j I jk Wholesale AgenteJ.-W. BRIDGMAN, Room 404, Fisher Building, Chicago, Building, St. Louis, Mo. ; s. ukd. Capt. K. G. ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House. Broailwjy, 1'adwcal., Kentucky. Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Memphis, Tenn. Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. HUNT & BRO. Memphis, Tenn. HESSER & MILTON, Rialto 111. Offices. wmmw rTI!ekBBBBl NLWQrtLEANS & ' & j& (WW cars rnon MAitlVIUL KCMCAGD 'gSSSSSh - f.PXlEFFRIE5.C.P.- '5jWv!tVj!J! rtAlCjewi TLLMAH.03A jfc NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA SAND ff . i THE FAMQUS ND. 3 CQAL, .b'or all uses, trom Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables i used. The best Selected coal in the i Earlmg-ton- , I J ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Urtwrrn Nashville and Lbaltanooga, Alabama, Auguila, Macon, Jacksonville), Knox-vlllAMinvillr, Watliitigton, Baltimore Philadelphia, New York, Portsmouth Norfolk. Jackson, Memphis, Ltltle Rock Texerkana, Sbcrmati. Waco, Dalian and Fort Worth. : : ; Falace Day Coaches on all Trains Information pertaining to TICKETS. ROUTES. RATES. HTS Market. 5 S Will be cbeeifully furnished upon application 10 Tlckn Agentt. or lo I $ S BRUSHED GOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND FURNSBES. Why buy Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERN- ARD CRUSHED CO'KE for a much less price? One ' ton of the Crushed Coke will do. the same work as one ton oi -- the best Anthracite Coal. High-price- d WELCH. Division Passenger Agent, Memphis, Tenn. J II LATIMER, Souibeastern Passenger Agent, Atlanta, Ga D. J MULLANEV, Northeastern Pas Agt so W Fourth St Cincinnati, O, U, C. COWARDIN. Western Pass Agent, Room 403, Ry. Eichange BuildinK, Si. Louis, Mo.. BRIARD F HILL, Nuttbern Pass. Agt. Room 338 Marquell Bldg Chicago. J L EDMONDSON, Southern Pass. Agl. Chattanooga, Ten a A. J. W. L. DANLEY, "Bi&gonttkaoU 'Blag out too talo plney forests of Norway SiKlathtaav Eiagiathatn" nnd Ellsha nnd John tho Baptist and Paul. If filled with tho Spirit, wo will sea Jesus only nnd bo Increasingly occupied with Him and learn to rccognlzo Ills hand in all tho events of lifo. IB. "Jesus snlth unto her: Woman, why Whom Beckett thouf" wcepest thouf Sho did not rccognlzo Ills volco, nnd her s 5 We bring to you th new and true (rota the AOR. 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I iv ui4)GunglicrniihKooiten s Houjh Riders. - Is a lime of si'; nTinethe Great King Frtdcrl k SOME SHORT ST0RIE3 GCOUTI.lt; OW iij "LitFAto niu." THE PLAINS WOLVES vs. DISCIPLINE PyllUlM V. l'UCIItu A DANDY AT HIS BEST Pjr Jilun RALrii OF SHIPS Gcobge E. Walsh TUB GUNSHOT MINE F. Ll'MMis THE KING'S TREASURE-SHI- P By ISrcirtALD Goublav AN EXCHANGE r Cyrus C Adami Tli.se stories are founded on fact, and in many cases art lb actual tzptri- ence of the authon THE RESCUE OF K ED WAY CRUISING WITH DBWET Dy Harold Martin Ur VV, V. Stonz, A SCARED FIGHTER BILLY OF BATTERY B Ity V. J Henexhson Dy Colgate Baku A WAR CORRESPONDENT AFLOAT fly Carlton T. Chatuam WITH CAPROII AT EL CANEY STORIES OF THE WAR Klxtchm C Hansokc ARTICLES ON SPORT AND TRAVEL Uy Julian RblLih These article! will be of etptcial intcrttt to every Ur SBWJttk hoy loves adventure and sport. ALASKAN FISHERMAN ARCTIC WAYFARERS Uy H.C Jerohi Uy CvxL't C.AbAMt FIGURK-KATIHD ART OF riy W. G. van T. SuirniN IlylCCKtm: TREE-TO- P EICYCLE POLO 11 y Dan Diard Uy A. H. GODTKEV ist trie (J UoUrEllwlSciw.il lak99e95SS9Sc4SSS3CSCSS'C32SCS&'i 1 11C CAAIGRA CLUB TUG EDITOR'S TAIll.U PROBLEMS AND PUZZLES STAMPS AMI COIN'S All mil receive allcntion each rronth in the ROUND TABLE iultcrlptfOH, SI 00 a Year 10 I nt$ a (. Addreat HAMPER &. UR0TIICR5. PuUUhert, New York, N.Y. cry was as to tho angels for tho body of Ho often asks us, her dead Saviour. "Why aro yo troubled, nnd why do thoughts orfso in your honrtsf" (Luko Mlv, 88.) Or as to Hagar, "What nllcth theef " (Gen. xxl, 17.) Ho would havo us without troubled thoughts or fears, for all His thoughts to us aro thoughts of pcoco and not of evil (Jcr. xxlx, 11). 10. "Jesus snlth unto Iter, Mary. Sho turned herself and salth unto Him, Rab-bon-l, which is to say, Master." Just ono word from each, but it is enough; heart meets heart and thero is joy. How full Mary's heart must havo beenl Whatn tumult of emotion I Sho thought Him dead, but Ho Is allvo and talking to her. Her eyes behold Him. Yes, it is her Lord nnd Master. Sho had craved nis dead body. It was all sho looked for, but hero Ho is Himself, tho enmo Jesus. Somo day all tho dead in Christ shall as really and literally appear In their resurrection bodies. What tears shall then Lo wiped away I 17. "Jesus salth unto her, Touch Mo not; for I am not yet ascended to My Father; but go to My brethren nnd say unto them, I ascend unto My Father and your Father, and to My God nnd your God." WhUoHls body lay In Joseph's havo no tomb Ho had Himself been, doubt, with tho Father, but now in His resurrection body Ho was on His way to His Father as tho risen ono, our great High Priest. As such Mnry was forbidden to touch niru until Ho had ascended. A llttlo later tho other women met Him, held Him by tho feet and worshiped Him. So that tho tlmo of theso two meetings with Mary nnd tho other women no must havo ascended and returned (Math, xxvlli, 0). 18. "Mary Magdalcno camo and told tho disciples that sho had eccn tho Lord, and that Ho had spoken theso things unto her." Theso words seemed to them its ldlo tales, nnd they belloved them not (Luko xxlv, 11). Jesus afterward upbraided them with their unbelief nnd hardness of heart bocnuso they belloved not (Mark xvl, 14). What an honor no conferred upon Mary Magdalcno that eho should bo tho first to soo Him and to His first resurrection message I Lydla was, as far as wo know, tho first convert in Europo under Paul's teaching. Let us who nro bellevors, whether men or women, bo obedient to His command, "Go nnd toll" (Isa. vl, 0; Markxvi, 7). 19. "Then the samo day at ovenlng camo Jesus and stood in tho midst, and salth unto them, Peaco bo unto you." It was tho first day of tho week, tho disciples wero gathered together, and tho doors wero shut for fear; they must thcroforo havo boon securely fastened. Hut without being admitted Jesus Is suddenly ln'thclr midst This was probably tho 'fifth appearance that day. After tho two already mentioned Ho appeared to Peter and to tho two who walked to Einmaus, Ho appeared aUoonflvoior seven 'other occasions. A week later Ho appeared to tho disciples again, Thomas being y present, with tho somo greeting, "Peaco bo unto you" ( verso 0). 0. ''And when no had so said, no shewed unto them nis hands nnd 'Ills side. Then wero tho disciples glad ,when they saw tho Lord." The marks of nails and spear In His hand and eldo aro tho reminders of His great lovo, and say unto I ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. Red Hill Jottings. Siuce Perkins has bad us in custody, ue have been unable to appear, but he has resigned hiseffica and become a meek and lowly follower of tbo Lamb So we are now at liberty to ha;k in the beautiful and fljwer paved streets and visit our old friend, 1 us Dkb, once more Mrs J C. Paps is on tbe iick. lis! ibis tun-light- i i Gen'l Pass and Ticket Agt Nasiivillk, Tin ST. J0JTIES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPErTN PLBN. Ratos: 75c. and $1.00 per Day. RCSTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. Topic For the Week ncglnnlnft June 4 Comment T Rev. S. II. Dorle. a field ia sowed by tho husbandman with good seed. Bat before it springs np an enemy steals in in the darkness of night and sows tares, a very nozions weed resembling the wheat, with tho wheat Both spring np. Tho servants of tho husbandman inquire if they aro to pall np tho tares, bnt he, realizing that in so doing they would endanger tho wheat also, replied, "Let both gTownp-ti- l the harvest" Then tho separation could bo safely made. According to Christ's own explanation, the field is tho world, the sower of the good seed is tho Son of Man, tho sower of tho tares is satan, the wheat represents tho children of tho kingdom of heaven, tho tares tho children of tho deviL The harvest is tho end of the world, when God will separato tho good and tho ovii. What does this parable teach T It seems to declare against all discipline in tho church, bnt this cannot bo its real significance Discipline is clearly tanght in other portions of tho word of God, and Scriptnro does not contradict Scripture. It must certainly therefore only intend to declaro that there should bo a spirit of patient forbearance and tolerance in tho church and in Christ's kingdom, because of the impossibility of having a perfectly pure church in this world and becauso an intolerant spirit is calculated to do inoro harm than good. With this as tho key to the solution of the parablo several important facts aro tot forth. 1. Good and bad will always bo found in tho church and world. Wheat and tares will ever bo entirely separated in this lifo. The perfect stato is a Utopian dream. Tho ideal chnrch is in hoaven, not upon earth. Tho old dispensation had its falso prophets as well as its good. Tho apostles bad their Judas and the early Christian church its Ananias and Sapphira. It will always bo so in suited in scores of a8 to 48 in favor of (Joloi'ed Ked Hill Some of our most wide awake DemoAll an nxitera of nrwi crats have gone mtray and a liberal re- lllnlnlrominunicinom houM be adJirtted 10 pr 10 Ihlt column Oto. AKriSDIi, Kailinttcn, Kr ward will bo paid for tbelr return A protracted meeting will commence Tbere havo t)cn cues of small pox bere Saturday nigbt. in the city Messrs. Dilmus and Gus Mclntosb 1 be closing of lbs public scbool last made a basioess trip to Maditonvllle last week was a jrand ifl.ir The bill Was week crowded all thrr-- nlgbtt 1 lie tbtil colD. A. Wilberl is erecting a fine building lection was $j6 66. just east of town. Tbe building is large ones and McNary. of Madisonville, enough to shelter tbe shippings of all tbe were in tbe city Tuesday world. L. Teagne, of St. Chattel, was in the Brother Rickard will preach at Cole's city last week. Chapel next Sunday. Rev Goshen is visiting ftiends bere. Hero Cash bas traded bis fine stallion, Miss Lollie Galewocd attended tbe Rocksy, and of course as nsul be is Commencement College of Alkloson grieving about it. Tuesday nigbt Grody Keys failed to visit In EarlingTbe following Is tbo decision of tbe ton Saturday on account of tbe small pox Judges in tbe "Rhetorical Conlrsi" at tbe repdris. close of Ibe public scbool Messrs Clarence Price, Hero Casb, We tbe judges of "Rhetorical Coolest" Tim and Cordie Carroll attended services find tbat the gold medal Is due Miss Kffie at Johnnie Teague's Sunday. Hugbe. and ibe sitvrr one is due Lillie Oluk Eyks. Fitzpatrick Sallis R. BsowN.Snpl II E. Brooks, W. S. Sherman, representing ur (Jiliens. SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. Tone Wheat nnd tares. Math, zlll, 21 30. In the parabloof tho wheat nnd tares to week Dentoo is spending this utxk in Hopklnsvjlle as a member of lbs grand J H Try Kurupcau l'lan. Cheapest end betl, onlj fay for uliat you net. THOS. P. MILLCn. PKCSIOSkT Chocs. lAoUtoes, Caktt or WiRUs. Code or Tti aikl I rult N Itoutoti, Caket or Wadtt 30 anJ Coflee or Tea Ho 3 Poik Chors with foUtoet icj Ctkrt or .M WtUtt nj Crate or Tea No t Like Trout, Butler Stvc, Caket or WaBtt aaJ Collre or Tta M No S Ost Meal anJ Crtam.or Uoulllw. Hot Polls. Uuller anJ Coffee or Tea H No. C Two Eggs. Uuttsr, Toait an4 Coffee or Tta H Talc Starlet at Cars Jlrcct to Hotel. No. 7 Ham, Two Legs, No. I IVel bleak, or Mutton jury Qdite a large number of our young people attended church at Flat Creek Sunday and report a very pleasant time Illinois Central I If. 11. I Grasshoppers are destroying much of tbe tobacco in ibis section, l'rank Crick has invented a sein to catch Ibem In Will report bis catch later on Hero Cash went bunting tbo other day and spied, as bo supposed, a wild goose flying just above tbe ireo tops, co be la fly with both barrels Imagine bis disap. poinlment when be discovered be had been shooting at a large mosquito which bad become entangled in his eyebrows Mrs Zack Price who bas been sick for tbe past two weeks is much improved ANNOUNCEMENTS Set iroiKr 30, loyv. lounu mp tutntnrr tourist itcktli from poluttonllt lines In IheSoutb 10 a litre list ol tuiomer rttortt in the Noiltl. Its tatl double dally trtrlce lo at Louis, Chicago, Clncinnttl aod Louisville tnahletone in teach quickly and comfortably the mountain rrtortt ol Virginia, the Vhlle Mountains and betilJa ot Hew hnfltnd, the Thousand Islands, the lake and forest itsoitt of Michigan, VVItcon'vn and Minnesota, the Hot Sptingtof Atkansas, the Vtllowiiooe I'trk or the The Central nVTTliTOrPI '" onIllinois sod "ill I I II It I "p. lbo ,imB 0I"" ' now rttotitol Colorado, Jyt the Louisville Press Co., was here May 31. 1899 Messrs George and Denard Davis, of Tuesday on a tour in the interest Kellay vicinity were in this neighborhood of the Commercial and the News, last Monday Red Hill base ball team defeated Empire club last Sunday at Empire Our boys say Empire bas a nice team and played ibem a very fair game of ball. John Davis, tbo step father of Mrs K L Price, of this vicinity, died at bis borne near Kelley last Sunday night, leaving an estate valned at about flo.ooo . Jennie T Wincris, Geo W. Parkkk, C M Lutz UU U 11111 NllllllinVII entirtli lewiltleo. and giving Iseis 11 and conditlont, brought down lo dsle, of Ibe Central's A new 1S0S edition, putting in some gratifying lists of IlOllllollKLl 0 I subscribers as he went along. The summer term of the Daviess Circuit Court is in session at Owcnsboro with a large docket to be tried. Last tall I sprained by left hip while handling some heavy boxes. Tbe doctor I called on said at first it was a slight strain and would soon be well, but it continued to grow worse and I could hardly gel about to work, I went lo a drugstore and Ibc druggist recommended me lo try ChamberI tried it and one-halain's Pain Balm bottle cured me entirely. I of a fifty-cenow recommend il to all my friends. F. A. Badcock, Erie, Pa. This remedy is for sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Beo T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. lf U KoHoo riannington News. Several of our young folks attended tbe foot washing at Flat Creek Sunday. Tbe new switch thai is being put in at this life. 2. Bash, intolerant attempts to root Ibis place by the L. & N. Company, adds np evil at any cost do more barm than both prido and happiness to our little good. How many blackened pages of town history prove tbe wisdom and truthfulTbo base ball game Sunday at Empire ness of Christ's words I Zealous reformers in stato and church might profit between tbat nine and Red Hill team re- - 1 JohnD. Cattleman, Arthur G. LanvhaiE, 7!? Breckinridge n Royal Insurance Co. Of Twi'vesr-jpoo- l The LarMcs Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Lamest Business Transacted In Kentncky. Docs the Largest llussness Transacted in the Southern Slates. . . . PAUL M. MOORE EARLINGTON, KY BarbGQ & Gastleman, Resident Ar;cnt or Karlington and Vicinity Vwv MANAGERS. Southern Department, Homo Office Louisville, Ky. us among other things: If I'soloved you, can I withhold nught fromTye.uthnt is good or necessary for youf Can yon not f ally and constantly trust ono who 4o loved you and Will lovo you to thoicndf Again no said, "Peaco bo unto you; ns my 'Father hath, cent M,o fsotpend I, you Oomparo, chapter xvll, 18. (verso 81). Lot us not fall to lay. tolhcart tho i teaching of 1 Cor. xvl that "if Christ (Is not risen then preaching ana faith nnd nil clso nro wholly in vain, and all aro' perished. The "World l'naaeth Arrnr. It is n solemn truth that "the world passeth away nnd tho lusts thereof." Tho very things tho world desires nnd longs for fail to satisfy. They Beo that change and decay aro busy over. Their best laid plana nro thwarted. Their fountains of delight are constantly failing. Men grow weary of a profitless qnest for happiness. Thero is no solid assuranco save as n man's lifo harmo-nlzo- s with God's will. "Ho that doeth tho will of God abldoth forever." Christian Inquirer. bap-tlsnrn- well by a frequent, prayerful study of this parable. 0. Tbe harvest will come when God will mako tho separation. Then it will be dono without injury. Wo need never sanction or cendono evil, but in the spirit of this parable, which is tho spirit of Christ, we can pationtly tolerato and endnro until God Himself decides tho issue, whether Ho do it now or postpono it till tho day of judgment Dan. Blblo Readings. Job xx, vll, xii, 2, 8; Math, vi, xxv, John v, 28, 20; vi, I Actsv, I Tim. iv, Hev. Hi, 1. Pot ii, 4-- 0 1-- 7; 23-806-781-4- 6; 6; isjSfcfei"' MORTONS GAP. Rev Gordon filled his tegular appointment at the Baptist Church Sunday. Rev, D. G. Grady who has been attending school in Louisvillo, bas come home to stay Mr. and Mrs. Toran and Lela Town.el visited Mrs Willis Nines in Madisonville, Sunday Messrs. Wilson, flopson, Hamilton and Lilllepage uere in Madisonville Saturday on business Tbere will be a grand rally at the Baptist church next Sunday, conducted by Rev, II. II. Gordon, A good time and large crowd is expected. Miss Marietta Harrir, who has been visiting in Hecla, is visiting Mrs Anthony Wright here, this week. Willis Nance and Will IlawlTins were bere Sunday evening. Remember Ibe grand silver walk Saturday nigbt at tbe scbool house, Admission 15 cents single, 30 cents per couple. Gordon will have a bowl and pitcher walk Thursday nigbt. Mrs. Alice Wing and Miisss Cella Wing and Snsio Boggnt, of Greenville, attended tbe reception of Mr. James Wing l'tiday nigbt. Eddie Norse and Willis Hamilton visited tbelr parents bero Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Emma Bradley and Miss Mosella Bryant, of Danville, III , ore visiting their brother, Mr, William Bradley, ibis week, Will Fingers, Mrs. Marlbat Eslus and Miss Eunice Hopson ate on theisfck fist list Ibis week. Mies Joella Bryant, of Hopklnsville, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Cbatley Bradley, ibis week. Mr. and Mrs. Will JobrSbn, MrseJia Johnson and Mrs. Kill JobnsonareMalt? log in Johnsontown. Mils Viola Campbell, of Greenville, is t.a .H.,1 Mf f .. tfnllf. D.illff. Rev of the Illinois Central Railroad In tbe Stiles ol Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Loultam and alto a detailed wt lie-uol the rltiet, towns and country on and sdjteeat to that line To horueteekett.or Ibose in tetrcb ol a farm, title pamphlet will lumltb relitble Information conccinlnii llin ruott accessible and prosper, out ponton of the South, hire copies can be had by applying lo the neatett ol the undeitfgned. fillllll' VflllUv 5 1 bi! JM KJn a f6 page llluilrat-- , ri' P'topMet, rontaint a large nunibet "' leltera from Notthern turners "ow protneroutlr loctltdon the lint h'tue'd'. FA Tickets and full Intorutllou at to rtlet In Connection with the above ran be had ol tgenll ol Ilie "Central" and connecting lines, S. G Hatch, Dla, Past. A, ml, Clncinnttl. John A, Scott, Dlr. Pats. Ajtnt, Uinphli. Wat Mutrsy, Dlr Past. Ajtnl, N Orlians. A. II. HtRien, Chlcaga, C, P. A. W, A. Killond, A. S P. A. Leulsillli. 11 i&u A1 j -- yutfnj North, .A. 1 ,i If You Aro Going South, If You Aro Going East, If You Aro Going West; runciixti TiCrfcTi via ; Vf"v(3 5Se '. MEDICINE for the A Popular Proprletarr ' a-- W -, MILLION.. manufiu-turlui-r Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. thc 4 Louievittc AND 1' ZJt f a, Nteiiviiie n. gcung R. wVVVrVVy'rfVVVVVVVWKVVVVVVVVVVVVVVyvvvyvvvvyvvyyvvvyyy. vwvv careaitSj'petty environment, the vexations yon hare to stand, tho small and sordid souls yoa havo to live nnd work with. Above all, do not resent temptation. That Is tho prnctico which God appoints yon nnd is having its work in making yon patient and htunblo und generons nnd unselfish nnd kind and courteons. Drnmmand He Contented. Do not quarrels with your lot in life. Do not complain of its never ceas'ng i Subscribe for The Bee, One Dollar Per Year. iii tA I . Onr Motives. Every Individual should bo able to assign a reason for any particular act he may perform, and, while ho may blunder in tho performance, thero should bo left theswcot reflection that ho meant woll. This, however, is not always a sufficient excuso for failure. Thero should always bo Intelligent action, wiso planning, connected with a pure motive. Indeed some motives are so imperfectly understood, so cmdo and so ill considered, that it is exceedingly important to obey tho gospel injunction, "Try tho spirits." Personal interest may seem to justify tho doing of a thing which in itself may bo good, but which if done oven with a good motive may greatly damago somo persons beyond recovery as, for instanco, a wholesomo motivo may prompt ono to acqniro a fortuno which may involvo many questionable methods of the acquirement of property. Philadelphia Mothodist The golden ralo applies all around, even to business transactions; theroforo, if wo wish to keep it, we must be willing to soil to others at the tamo rates as we would they should sell to us. Another Application. EMdRraEMSflTfrariilil LtlKrS All HS LAilfi. WHIUkI Doflt tfwwirt tic iCTWEi tv Cousti tijTup. YaucsfJoud. iu mug. noia d? urweisis. Ubo I A N..W Vorlc company of rbemUti.tha Rlpni Chemical Compaajr, bout llu .' " 1 ,iu a raodlclnU Ublttor "Ubuto" 'compowil Dlo- - 1 pontile mrk i,r coiiil mwiI lxmtttred preparatliu t cilUn medicinal drugs, which h4 bwn aer. tidneU .0 1.0 of more general um amu k mmlcal men than any other, for the cur or at. impaired UUeitloo or letlatl.iii .t auih Ills common to iiu.n u- - l.rto their origin U aa and eliminating waits. weakr'xl cdiwcltr (or aulmllatiuic fuoJ.tUoi ulng nourishment niarly eTtrT Tboca.kMUu U fill Included undir tldi head U aald to Include prettr their -upon toprctcrtbe. In preparjeg itandard dUojf .ir which tbe pnjilclan la called rcmoil, fur tho acceptance of tbe Ainerlcau pcoplo the company laid pawn the principle packet Mioultt bo the hlin.it grade, and 10 prepared eve.- - thing that protected tntertng into thouul!llc Intact andofunimpaired tnrouh anr extended and ai to retain Iu Udso of tlmo In nur climate. Only tbo choicest Urugi abonldbeuied.llielr preparation ahould be In accordance with the latest rerfected roothodi of modern astence, tbetauulei packed In glau, protect! bj abaorbeut cotton, and tccurelr corked. Kten the cork! Sued havo been of n grade 10 high Iu In requirements that no manufacturer of (bete from hli aupplr inoro ererr day itopperi could ipecUtcattoui. than a imall proportion torn packedoutput that Inbolfiof Tliorhuivlali wereln woutl moet the exacting equality not lurpaniedln beauty and perfection of yroikmanthlp by thoM ued by tbe Uarlngiet their htghitandird, moit faitldloui dealer! In Jewell and ornamentiofeold. andnevercnnMntlugto vary from It, the proprietor! retorted to the accepted modern methodi of m iking their commodity known, and aeren hundred thouiand dollar! wltblu five yean In nempaper adrertulng hai Informed every American cltUeu concerning too imierlor nnd lurprfilng qnalltlei of itlpani Tabulea. Uelng thoughtful and painstaking oburven of the changed condition! that sweep having a bearlntr over the commercial world, and careful to note every upon the lucoeitf ul pnwecutlon of tbelr trade, tbo manager! of the company have noted for every article ro It a prutent that tli or approachei anIntlitent demand for a lower price although requuinr that tho untrertal ute, and that the people, reacliet twrctntaget being called upon to bettnf everything, resent uuoeceitary protectionpay heavy deterioration for tuperfliioua agatntt that might rewrapplu ami packing ci sult In years, but U not diets In the cato of n purchase Inf Mided to be consumed In m week. It hutlu been (Uncovered, and proved by the test oTtlae and actual experience, that tbeio Tabulet do ii'.t tnvo the tendency to lost of qoallttet or diminution of exat, cellence from expoiuro tbat might at first havo been expeoted, inasmuch or under pocket favorable conditions, thnao that have lain loose In a drawee, a traveUag bag for several weekt or mouth are found to be praollcally a freib and at afBcacIoui at Te particularly the unimpaired prosperity of Actios upon theso amnottloni, and noting creal newtpapera now told for n cent Instead of tbe old rata of five times that amount, and the general tendency In all direction! toward low rates and increased tales the company have entered upon the experiment of putting up Rlpant Tabolei In pasteboard cartons, which they will offer to the trade upon terms which will permit of a package being told by the druggist or storekeeper at a price lower than ever oef ore adopted for one-haa S- ten tabulei, or a rTC.imninmedicine r"IVE CENT-tho minuf uitnra dote, forIn the formcent each, d' tprleiary and ala with whieb trtll tint AI continue l'ie neoiile haveietrned to know and value the BlpantTaboKa, but will offertba cheaper for the benefit of such at mayrtetlro them. Itahouldbeplalsry underttood thr Mho quality of the medicine It Identical In both sorts, the only differenceoaekbeing In the form and comparative cost of packing or putting up. The nve-eeagon aro not yet to be had of all dealers, although It It probable .hat almost any drug- ftUtuHllnhtjkln a annnlv whan requested bv a customer bo do ao t bnt In any case a tingle rurec.autho cartou, containing fen tabutet, will be aent. pottage paid, to any oddrett hi Spruce ttiinpt. forwarded to tbe Rlpant Chemical Co., Ho. 10abd peddlers New York. Until at a coalsaro thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents vis 1 I doieu will be surpHM cartou for 40 cent. prlee which will allow them a fair martin of rout, 1 groat tTJUCailou!;ior soua, ingroMlwwcarionijrar ljilnzmouoarlonsuorsisi. $VU cash with tbe order In every caso, H so) 7w Maximum of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, Tho Minimum of Rates. t" . ;r W S3 tt - rt . "X Rates, Time ond alt other Information will ill. MiMMrtill,. !,. --A , Ij I - t. c. p ATuonr, a, r, ., 0r ty , 1VOOWVIUJJ, KT. UJUgnter mis. nufjiuu Luclle went to Madisonville Mondajvijlt-in- g teJHM Mrs, J. ('. Ross. Mrs, Sissio Brown was in Madisonville last week shopping, ,. ....,. idDiiiju , anu ( WaJV.HRI ?rJ DGE, Agent. THMM A j ALL 11 T:.PD?Mrn" !,.(?. I , Any Old ore. rONTHn'atVGA7LINel3 Cooutii.- - ii 1 bor.in 1. lit Xa Cut. Brnise, or Sprain quickly healed with Banner Salve tbe crcttest healing remedy In tbe world. Campbell & Co. lib Will receive prompt . atten tion at this office. Estimates furnished upon application. JOB WORK and L'lilfiijliin,; irl in vrrniriti i.iimntlty of ii.iiui mutter. "I tnrlr: ttlilt-- nv IUlloitut.e Iu s.iokt iu,ier. tU jhon)cJ.fcB tn cvry hoBaeUftM, scrlpttoo,il3.0i) rutillllftrd ub i Agents wanted iir jmr. tawn, to wtom lit every tbo most llbcrul Inducement wUl be tOtrted. 1. B. LIPriNCOTT COMPAJiV, Puhllcl. v PHILADELPHIA. &!. )ljfKmi& . . ..'imAhiiiL, v 'ta tA4IMBfeMBiV'.i-- . 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