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Digital page images are linked to the text file. p T k f c c i i f S1 J ic t I l ENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKYTHURSDAY 28 1899 NO 82 I I The New Year was due within an hour and the Inseparables wcro sitting up to welcome Its arrival riio Inseparables were three young men of gpo genial tastes and thief owed their name to the fact that they spent all their leisure together They belonged to the seine social set to the same societies and their friendship was so generally recognized that whets II committee ot three wa needed at any gathering they were Invariably ap pointed In a bunch Ho I- tl1Ionll natural that they should be sitting up together to see the New Year In Hut though they wcro entirely congenial It would have boon evi dent to any keen observer that on occasion they had sometlilntf on their mind Moreover It would not havo been bard to de ermIne what that some thing was Wicy had each mado good resolu lions for the cowing yea Ind though they were the best of friends they did sot exchange confidences for oYerv mast hatci to Wlkof his gOOt1lresolutions because they r wo fto bftnl to keep and the breaking of thttM gives rise to to much chaffing Still a careful observer could have made n It guess at tbo nature of their rose hj4oM bad he beets admitted to tbo cMtmed circle Charlie Hague In whoso re they were assembled was coddling of tMctfear bo was smoking with such lav Inrpsre anti trying to get tho last posul- t lliwhlff out ot It that It tyas not hard to dc4r that for Q few weeks lit least his k i wouldlmalerlrUdllftQIIOd mul Jnek Haitlani was BO morooo that it Win quIte evident ha had promlinl to uiniitj some gnnt sacrifice for IsIs II a u coo Hut thoiitfli they would not talk about their Individual cases the subject of New Year resolutions was so prevent to their minus llint It naturally colored their con I mnattn J Say exclaimed harlem rousing him self We had sonic New Year renolu tloUn down lit our place today Uwiil cites were they asked Field IBS TfaKH of them were good In the ordl perluApswho WAS not vitally Interested You know our old innn Is a good fellow and trjrat ns liberally but still It It so until rnllnlrrlll get an Increase of salary on the first of the year that the bookkeeper antI lisp bod talesman anti I thought It WoiiM do no harm to try to get a raise out of him no we laid a little scheme Vhrn Ibo rush of business rtaibvvn wep nTjUlntrt his private room In single file tohuna Joke and he couldut get mad about Itj THKPKI tin SAID i IUVK nnoKKN THB- WJlASTLKnS flACK C n4Woli what have you got on your mlnil Mid the old man I Wl bfivc been making some New I IYvara resolutions said I and we wo would like to tell you about them Fire away sold the old man U During the post ycnr said I I have managed to Introduce considerable dUcl 1 plliie Into the management of tho office Miff Cud I bare reolved to keep up the good work and get thing running as ifmJy perfectly as possible during the ainlng year v fAndI11ald the bookkeeper have to r roy system of working that 1 If MTC rcftolvcd tq keep Ibe book during dhe next year without making a single ltilah lie DHtlBg the past year1 said the head w lcniani Hhave Increased my salcs lO t writ and have resolved during the a- I mil year to Increase them per cents wIhalo hands on It and 1 will make n New Year resolution too In tho past I VIV5 trtticutIy caused dissatisfaction In j JoeoBice by raising ono mans salary SrtIi6ut raising hnotbcr and I have re eird that dunn the next yearan4o jyIaiaouIs twlk1e enmo i biI NewSIut 4in fcelns kept but one occurs to mo j I M now You know I was born and to v JwiMH up In it Scotch settlement anti I llw know that the Scotch have rrholllhtllenok I I AIUj 4Ci UIllunIITJId asked far adyico hiiia of tbeso n1 I ifojj maQ tftiit lnjfrc tdlstlCtionerI btiibnd Waila fatuous wrestler the v vlQltillfJhwholo settlement but he r v Mel K fulling for strong drink and when u J r c the Now Year cnuio round wnen ocotcii people are In tho habit of making calls anti drinking to ono another health she feared hu might utart out nn ono of his terrible sprees She took her troubles to the wise man and bo said Iraro the matter to me 4 A fun days later McNnb tho wrestler received n tnensagc stating thnt u great wrestler had arrived from Scotland who haul overthrown every one with whom ho had ever ciitendeti anti that MoNet could find him at the house of the wise man McNab accepted Ihe challenge atone and went to seek his upitonviit Whaur fs tho wrnatlerV lie Inquired Let mo get hold of him anti Ill break his back The wise man smiled anti net a bottle of Scotch whisky on tho table u There bo said Is the only wrestler I know ot that can overthrow you nnd u I vas afraid you might me thllll white going around at the New Year I thought I would warn you At first McNab was Inclined to be an gry but realizing the truth of tho rebuke he picked up tho bottle and with ono powerful twist broke It in two 4 There be said I have broken the wrestlers back anti no one can my that he can ever overthrow me again And thnt Now Years resolution was kept I once knew several resolutions that were kept said Fielding and tho consequences were sad I onco had several cbbmi who were ambitious but Indolent and It was their delight to get together and talk about the great things they hoped to do One was nu embryo author who mapped out books no man could write another a scientist who hat dreams beyond the conceptions of Tesla and Edison and yet another a growing statesman whoso schemes would have dazzled henna It used to bo delightful to listen to them talk but one New Years eve they foolishly resolved to try to materialize their great Idea Whcr are they now asked nllSI Lam The statesman lies disappeared from tight the scientist Is a lineman fur a tel e bone company antI Iho would be emi nent author Is a police court reiwrtcr and all of them are unhappy because they have discovered that they are fail ure like most other men whereas It they had never tried they would still bi convinced of their native ability and bo hippy As you can see New Year Ittolution are sometimes dangerous Just then the chImes begat to ring out the old year nnd to ring In flue stew The Inseparables opened their window for the New Year to enter and shook hands on the resolution they lied suede al though none of them knew the resolu tion made by the others H THE DRUMMER FOR 1900 The briskest drummer on the road Has come to town tyday Upon isis back bo burs II load Come look lit hIs display Here mnldcn Is an honest heart TushI No coquettish wiles Its pierced by Cnplds choicest dart The price U winning smile Here youth are honor glory fame Mid all that you detlre The price toVvcry ono the same Toll and nmbltlou Ore Here statesman Is theorize you crave A chance to rule coil guluV The Price U tolling like n slave Anti trampling on your pride Here poet Is your wreath of bays Thats bought with tears anti pain Here painter bought by weary days Tho honor you would gain Her happiness to some ff gift To others past all price Hero clouds ot grief that show no rift Then scatter In a trice But though both griefs and joys are dear There much be gives away And yet tot all you get I fear Youll sadly overpay Most whimsical of gripsack knights lIe tumbles down his wares And laughs to see his choice delights Ocrwbclmed by foolish cares But who can blaroctbla youth sublime No rivalry ho fears lit travel for tho house ot Time The youngest of its year 80 welcome him with pomp nod pride Come mnk6 a joyous dlnl Throw both your doors and windows wide And let the Now Year InP McAnrnnn The Old Vchrn Retirement Tours rrtlilnit mm tinliun OU Year And we alt of lit give jou your dut And M tore u wp the Will our rulrotuge sIre To your smart t ccmor the sew Legislature Impeached Tho Goobolltos arc boasting that tho opposition dons not buy tho cortalnlyboment is a reflection upon the legisla ture being n broad intimation that puroltasbiobo resented and no doubt ill boofho Loulavlllo Courier first mndo the fling and tho small fry are echoing it on nIl occa sions laducah Bun Tho Kentucky Educational Asso moot in Louisville Do- einbor 27 to 29 The place of meot- Ing wilt bo at the Days Might School- otwoon Walnut and Chestnut on Irst street The Fifths Avenue Hotel will five n rate of 15o n speelRIIatothe usual certificate plan A Prosperous Era Christmas Chimes 1899 Homos Good Times Moro Food Prosperity Hotter Qlothoa Increased Trade Moro Work Breokinrldgp News The Paducah street railway has beenHBsessed for taxation at 00000 1 4 A S j I rr A J f A HCW WOMANS New L6AFBY ROSA C eiCHORN COmiCHT lift BY KOSA C HCUOJX I Slowly but surely and withal regretfully Anna Allen reached tbo conclusion that there must be a radical change InI tile domestic situation and tho sooner thi- cbetter The lit of January was but ii few weeks ahead when the climax of en durance came ns the lust straw upon overburdened sensibilities Sho noted on her memorys diary tho New Year ns the day for the turning ot n new page In the marital experience of Anna and John Allen The Intolerable clement of tho situa tion was a motherinlaw Not thnt Ann objected to the fact that her hus bands mother enjoyed good health with every prospect ot a long life Oh not Mrs Allen was a good woman and au Exceedingly devoted parent duly consid crate of the necessities of her sons wlfo as well as her son When Jobu Allen I found himself set out In tha through the rascality of a hank strcltI his mother was tbo first to appear scene with a hearty welcome for tbo dlsI trnctcd couple who Wero Invited to con alder her homo theirs forever That had happened moro than a year before just about Thanksgiving time Sad day of thanks it was too for tho young mer chant and his hopeful bride but the next Jut past had been little better for tho happiness It brought to Anna Allen No the year hail less than half slipped by before she regretted that her husband hal not taken tho hard headed advice of curtaIn people to seek a position that would bring In enough to supply board for two Instead John Allen rented u window end storoncar his old stand anti tried to hold his head up as a principal until the day ot settlement When the bank comes to my relief hi would say cheerfully even It its only CO cents on tho dollar I can go right ahead from where I left oil lInt it I take a clerkship now 1 will have to drop all my trade and then Id havo to begin nt the very bottom again I think you are right John and your Undo Henry says so too was Mother Allens stereotyped comment whenever this argument was urged In the family counselsThis dependence had seemed nil right to the young wife for a few weeks but at tho end of three or four months wisest tho bank officials offered no settlement antI tbo return ot fortune seemed as far off as ever before she began to feel her position keenly She hail taught school a short time before her marriage and knew what It was to bo Independent John Allen had always lived on his pco plo and was set up In business on capital furnished by tho family The country folks where Anna had taught and board ed round said of tho snatch Shell bo the gray mare ot that team for she has gumption enough for two So it was neither a sudden nor an ca travagaut notion which Anna Allen lucid poised In mind during those early De cember days The summer holidays just passed had brought to Anna Allen a chance for es capo from the mental tortures of her po sition The editor of The Daily Monitor engaged btr to take charge ot a small dipurtmcnt while Its rightful heath was away on a vacation The pay was men ger nnd much of It went for car fnrc and luncheons while the nmatcur was searching for materiel to use in her eel umns hut she hail worked heroically for success This she achieved and when slit threw her Inst pay fur work douse ns subslllulp thus Idilur tnruid to her kind ly nnd mild Mrs Alien wu dont want to Jose you Von linvi dune this work well nail It you think It worth while you mny keep this childrens page fur the present Miss Miirlll can have oher work Thtu II linppemtl that Thanksgiving haul funnil bw still IHIIiiK the pliifi1 nc ceplnMy and whoa vrvryhiidy was look log forward to tlc chuugiM of thin emu lug year a Jroatj of whit n new tvnmnn awl a slender capital can da took lots ment In her brain Having imco cuter tnliutl the idea to think with her was to net and nho bnckitl till rosoliltlun by hard work SIte was utIca taft tit dinner II tact that called forth wondering looks front Mother Allen Hut the simple word Detained by business spoken In her frank and honest way nliut off nll com meat John was duly noxious thnt his tullerhoursconventional calling The mother hml had her say cud In truth her wnr1H fbnmil lllalt straw In Annas liiis ilen nlrcndy hinted at After lust first two or llnvv lapse on tIll part of the young wife Mother Allen had said to tier son This staying out after 0 oclock Is aol only unrcisonabla It Is positively scan H a I duuguserhivingwife does so and she lives In my home John Allen orInndIDont tell me young man In my day IwIII In my dny women never went on In that fashion never Of course Anna had heard of this col loquy but It only made her more deter mined to turn over a new leaf In tho fam ily history AnnllsIWOlIexI dudGedIThe day before Now Years Anna left her motherinlaws homo feeling that she could not enter It again burdened with her secret saylagbo shall kuow for this Is the Now Years eve I cant welt until tomorrow compllnyforconsented Tho pair chatted on com Illy until they came to the corner High street Now John said she wo are close justbeenthat Time set my heart on for a future day John Allen slackened his pace as if about to protest Suddenly ho said Well dear sInce Its New Years 1 dont mind Of course that step Is a long way ore for us Here wo are exclaimed Anna after they had gone n tow paces from the eve nuo and stood before n row ot new flats jauItor She disappeared down the steps to tho janitors ollicc and a tow moments later the door swung open She led the way to tbo third floor While John was admiring tho neat and roomy halls a second door How open electric lights flashed out pOllornewly anti completely furnished Anna allowed hint to look without In terrupting hoping that when lost In ad miration bo would the more easily fall in with her plan but ho only showed a cyst exasperatingLoslnFor heavens sake John say some thing I was just thinking how I should like the comfortable salary of a first class bank clerk and his leisure to enjoy this with you You dont have to be a bank sponge to live Intro One ot our editors Is here mad there Is a school principal or two all beginners In their professions But they have Incomes And havent wet Yes such ns they are Mine goes Into a nest egg for future extension of busi ness and yours well you know what it Is and that journalism Is a very uncer- taIn business at best Mine Is not large hut I can meet halt the cost ot this and for a time while wo must economize we can let the front room to a congenial couple For tho oth half surely you can supply the table 1er Kent rooms my dear with tho rankness of a man In touch with markets Why there are Rooms to Let signs on about every house In these quarters of the town Rooms are begging for tenants Anna Allens confidence deserted her with n thud The lutlcGimble something which characterizes the new woman on projects bent lay floundering In n strange sea She rank Into Item chair her head upon her bosom her baids dropped In sympathy i I never thought of that John or I would not hart taken the flat she waited Taken Itshrlekr1 John like n mass who bad been bunkoed out ot his test dollar Anna Allen yoi dont surest to iy that you have taken this without conS cutting me- I hays John Slncv when Anna am lone to bo fett Sit or Ignored invor defrauded l IVnr tlieii1 was stunt John fraud tluiv U nciw Anna said plowly stud calmly only uiennt to give you n Now YUUH Hiirprlm1 Well you him done that all right Now will you fiitpilM1 the landlord by turning il buck on liU IiumlnV John Allen VII my iliur yearbitAnd I ban bought the outfit on terms 1 cats nittt wit nf my pay frosts The Mon itor If we cant rtdmv our rent by sub letting we must work tho harder Am I to go out ditch digging to do It You noed not go to ditch digging Ylirrt ilureV n will theres a wily A will 7 As It I hadnt the will to do my hurst Yin In our own manner aud tlrilev Mn SOllnlhunliptSIJuullmau Kalrplay bee epnkoii to me several times nbout you lies u director In the bank I wish hed pay me my money Hut he U only one It will como right in the end I hear the firm wants a head clerk nail theres a chance of his becnnihiu partner Too slow for me I want my money and thou for a hustle to make up for lost time Anti while you welt for the Ideal tiling to turn up what of mo 11 S P V4b 5 1oMLi Makes the food and owl tuna POWKR to oiw TMK alhomeJohn Allen I have nq home but tills or some other set apart for you mid me Wliifdo you mean said John Allen staring at his wife In blank surprise I nienti that no house Is largo enough familyInYou refer to any mother To your wife and your mother pollteneSllbut dome mymothcr I cannot endure cringing dependence I tinyThedI authorsI strawBetter unknown cameyonAllen said John seizing his hat I tntan to have my own home by looklulthimsearching eyes JohuAllenhAmODllnt1nter shorenllzCtlbythat an ugly chasm yawned between her and her husband Having worked on genlnltemllnllkt she quickly turned tho blllDle rolewlngthelemmaI made a mistake a sad sad mistake she said and he shall know that I acknowledge It blcbhndsion otbclng at home she determined to undo sounded by some one In the ball nnd us forclbl1 NewYearspair of strong arms caught her as she swayed under the double surprise of hU violence Join Anna r Thg reclining chair which she had cho lousuging L anti wife while be smothered her hyster feel confession and retraction In his lot patience to get In his own Deafest said he Ive come back to placo my record on the new domestic teal you have turned She Interrupted him by trying to mur mur i dont deserve It but Johns lips wcretfowerful suppressors of the quiver leg rebellion Yes he continued the moment I was well out of here I realized what It I would mean to have this homo to our selves anti what cruelty It would be to rob you of It Before 1 reached the corner I vowed that the business nest egg should go even It I had to tako to ditch digging Walking off my excitement I brought up In front of Soundmans home on the avenue lie was just going In and with the New Years greeting In slated upon my joining him Judge how it taxed my patience to keep from talk Ing hank affairs and liquidation hut he neatly forced tho conversation Into an other vein nnd when I left followed me Into the lobby Shut In there by our selves he said Mr Allen come end see me tomorrow Ive had It In mind to speak to you for some time Wo need ahead clerk and there Is a future with us for the right man Good night Didnt I tell you Yes dear you did but you nlsu put me In a box which makes me Jump nt tho chance But that Is the least or all Ill pay the whole rent nnd for tho fur nishings cash down and start anew with a gem otn home nn Income to match It and a winner fur a wife How It Looks Notices of contest nave boon served on Qov Taylor nnd Lieut Qov Marshall by doobol This Is like serving n notice on a follow to work n road that dont have his washing done in thu pre- cInct This wIlt bo followed by an open address to the people In a tow days who will wish when they rend it had been n one l1aweSlllo llalndcaler Lonnio Burden was arrested nt his homo Saturday night after being guilty of drunken and disorderly conduct In the St Bernard General Store and resisting ejection at tho handsof watchman and citizens nearly resulting seriously At his resistpu frost and the of forciblyLatsrnnd was released Tho trial was sot JudgoCowolltil after tho hour nnd Burden afterward wont to Use Judge submitted his case and wits fined It is said that the fanners oftho northwest havo Increased tub stor agebin capacity on their farms 25 per cent last wheat crop and that that Is the ono reason for the smnller movement this prop year Tho town of Hartford has begun a crusade against the blind tigers A public meeting was ho II Friday 1 T4 0 wr 9 I Bu if t DECEMBER I r9I1bleXoonect 1 BAKING POWDER mordellcious wholesome I tightl THE DRAZNEILDISASTER- The Recent Terrible Mine Explosion in the Pennsylvania Coke Region HEARTRENDING SCENES AT THE MORGUE ITbe Il nitor the Outcome of an Utter Dli rcrnril of the Ordinary Precaution ol Vlnr ttieSafctLnrop Securely Locked bjr Iks MlnouA Hurry ChrUtinm Day Brownsville PaDec 25Yorlc at Braznell mines Is progressing very slowly The country roads from Browsvllle to the mine nre almost im passable nnd there is no telegraph ot telephone counectlons with Braznell so tin news from the mine has to be brought overland Iunr More Bodies Recovered Four more bodies have been recov ered but not identified Some of the families of th doomed men arc in suf feting condition antI provisions nre hvliig sent out by the lirownvllle met chants ns well BH rAnt Unlontowb The men who have been wprklng since Sat urday to recover the bodies are almost exhsnsstcd yet they refuse to give up and keep nt the grim work doggedly thought more dead than alive the llniul of Providence The fact that last Saturday wan pay tiny nt the mine anti that there were no empty wagons to load accounts for many not going Into the mini that morning Und the accident occurred any other day there would have been more titan a hundred men In the mine and the result would have been even more appalling than it is lleartreiidliiK Scenes lit the Slorjfue The scenes nbout the morgue yester day nnd last night were such as to wring tears from many a stout heart As the burned nnd bleeding bodies were carried from the shafts vivci and children would fight frantically to get to tha corpses and when held back by strong arms would weep pitifully nnd plead to be allowed tq enter the morgue and find their lost ones it lonn occurrence that can heverbeforgotten byroujoae who witnessed It Some ot the bodies lucre been removed to their homes nnd will be burled today A Srry Clirlulittas Do Sail sad is this Christmas iluy to many n funnily about Urazncll lu fact titus excitement caused by the terrible accident has driven nil thought of the holiday festivities from the homes of nil who live In the neighbor hood even those who had no friends Killed The search fur the bodies still goes on Number of Mloltiu Unknown The ivlne ofliclals admit that two or more bodies arc still in the mine but representatives of the Slavonic society have mode a housetohouse canvass md report that eight of their number lone are In the wreck and how ninny thers they do not know Pinked Lights and Unlocked Lamp Thnt linked lights and unlocked safe ty lamps were used In a dangerous mine was otllcially confirmed yester tiny by Pit Joss TbomuB Jones who made n statement which forms tnt most sensational chapter on the mass igcmcnt of the mine which has yet di rcloped Mr Jones wan asked It it was true that on last Tuesday tuornlni he lulled n general order that the miner ould dispense with safety lamps AScnHiillaunl Inters toy Yes sir was the reply Wly did you Issue the order- I considered that the mine was safe is the break through lied been nxfd p Safety lamps were used befoii Tuesday l Yes Is it true that tame safety lani 1 n use In the mine were not locked Yes It Is true that some were not locked because I thought the men were competent to curry them m locked Was that not contrary to the rfgula lions Oh there may be a regulation but men sometimes carry unlocked limps where it is known that they urc ex perienced miners The Jinn who Shot Them Itaclne WIs Dec 22 Henry P Cor Lett who was arrested on suspicion of having shot Itev David B Cheney and wife p week or two ago was tak en before the Cheneys Wednesday nnd positively identified ns the guilty mOilIlinger to Enllit Halifax Nt S Doc22 Although en rolling for the second Canadian con tingent for the African war has not yet begun here there nre 170 applica tions in tItus far for places on the Nova Scotia representation in the con tingent S Ainlffueil New York Dec 23Tjte largo dry goods house ot JohnM Couklin Son of Brooklyn made n general assign ment today The Invr ton Fund In Chicago Chicago Dec OAtulluller II Re veil In charge of the Chicago fund foi lien Lawtona family last night tele graphed AdjtGen Corbin that the total amount raIsed hero up to last evening was 2102 Among the sub scriptions yesterdry was 100 ftomI Ifon Robert T Lincoln Dentil ot Marcus tudlow of Hcrwood London Dec 20 Bafon Ludlow ol Hcywood former recorder of Exetci and subsequently judge of the court tf appeal died yesterday in his Jon tythlrd yeur- Subscribe for THE BElt I L New Years day rarely appears In tho calendar of battles In modern times Winter campaigns are avoided in nil cli mates except when cir cumstances force tho combatants to action Even then with armies set in array tho day of universal jollity and rec onciliation has been spar ed a record ot blood In American annals one affair ot arms stands out not so much by rca son ot sanguinary results as on account of the many picturesque and tragic episodes which marked the day New Years morning 1803 was selected by tho Con federate commander of the department ot Texas for an attack by land and sea upon the Feder III fleet which held the city of Galveston under Its guns This fleet con gunoontl ton and Owasco and tho ironclad flagship West field Commander W B Rcnstmw was chief of the flotilla Tire Confederates were not so well supplied with serviceable ships ns their enemy but a Improvisedformidable being the cotton dads Neptune and Bayou City Prince Magru der one of the army characters ot tho time was tho Confederate commander nnd his plan was as bold as his social habits were unique and dashing The Federal vessels lay close In to the principal wharf ot Galveston the nearest being the Harriot Lane notorious In tbo eyes ot southerners especially for her connection with attempts to relieve Fort Sumter early in tho war Long before daylight the attack began under the per sonal leadership of Magrudcr Six heavy siege pieces were hauled up as close as was safe to the wharf opposite the lIAr riot Lane and some lighter guns snored farther In with a picked column of COO stormcrs who were to dash upon the Federal regiment guarding the wharf Magrudcr fired the signal shot and all his guns opened the enemy responding from on shipboard In duo time InstniU Iy there was desperate work on the wharf The Federals there had removed the planks und piled them up for a barricade After attempting to relay the planking under fire nnd to place scaling ladders In position the assailants were driven off by the terrible rifles of the guard aided by canister from the lIar riot Lane which swept the shore lateral ly The gunners of the artillery on land were driven from the pieces by the bitter fire of tbo guard Turning from the land attack to an en ciny at close quarters tho Harriet Lane found the Neptune and Bayou City alongside sweeping her decks with mus BayouCityLane and Captain Weir of the former ship seeing that a good shot had been SIlYIngand pulled the lanyard The piece cx InstantlyA tbo Nep Citylutho vessels stuck together Captain Leon Smith who led tho naval end of Magru BayouCityed by his men Commander Walnwrlght nail Lieutenant Lea ot the Lane rallied their sailors and after a battle ot 20 minutes with revolvers and cutlasses against tho Confederate rifles Waln wright was cut down by a sweep froze Smiths sword and Lea fell mortally wounded The Lane Instantly surrendered and the father of Lea who was act tog as aid to Magrudcr boarded the prize and recognized his son among fallen enemies When tbo fight began the flagship Westfield was aground and couldnt bo moved Commander Ilcnslmw was sum moned to surrender with tho privilege of removing his people from the harbor but be refused sent his men ashore and fired tho ship The flames spread so rapidly that the magazine exploded before lien shaws yawl hall put off front her side and he went down with the wreck Aft er the loss of the Lane and Wcstflcld the Owaico anti Clifton put to feat leaving Galveston a New Years prize in grsss- of Prince Magruder A Jolt for Charley Charley Wheeler wishes ho could bo as pure ns Goobol Wo sincerely Joist him in that wish Even Goehel Is nn improvement on Wheeler lit Sterling Gazette Dr Bull sMothers1 This wonderful remedy will save your childs life when attacked by Croup or Whooping sough It never to curs tbroat and lung trouble t r rf itt CoUghSyrup 110 Price 25 eta I J t a in n1In tho Back 1 Then probably the kidneys In tho Ohoat Then probably the lungs 4 1ThenNo matter where it is nor what longerItyear old it must yield t- oDrAyers J Cherry pectoral plaster yoafeelpowerIt congestion r draws out inflammation It is a new plaster Anew combination of ntff remedies Made after new methods Entirely unlike any plasterThe Modern Medical Science The Perfected Product of years otV V Patient Toll- Placed over the chest it is a powerful aid to Acers Cherry Pee torah In the treatment of aU throat and lung affections Placed over the stomach It thebowelsPlaced over the small of the back thekldaeysweakness DruggistsJ I I WARM WELCOME For Exdov Bradley on His Re turn to His Old Home Lancaster Ky Dec 20 ExGov W O Bradley reached hero yesterday to remain He will resume the practice of law Ho was warmly re colved by all Irrespective of poll tics drapevfne Notes The Misses Oilut entertained in their new home Saturday evening The Bethlehem Sundays hool closet Sunday and took Christmas till Monday non Laifoon gavo his neighbors A ChrIstmas dinner Monday MaymoIsltlteddinner at the home of Miss Vie Wyatt Mack Mooro is laid up with a comingInLots all celebrate the holtdayt appropriately qUjefIdeasElder Tinsley finished his work at Grapevine Sunday Tlio Sunday School went into win ter quarters Sunday They will be gin again the First Sunday in April Tho families of J B LIndle and Abo Foard of Hccla attended ser vices hero Sunday Miss Kato Sullivan visited her mother Sunday In tho Dltnoy vi cinity Miss Hello Story is spending the holidays at SaturdaytromElizabeth Rash who Is sick of pneu moiia at Mndisonville Miss Vie Wyatt closed her school at Stanleys last week and returned to her homo near Dalton She was accompanied by Misses Texie Mc Nair and Llora hoary Elmo Martin of Earles visited isis uncle Tom Kittlnger Satur day A young man of this vicinity tak- Ing two young ladles in a limited widths buggy encountered a hole lu the road and whether tho young la dies thought his room worth snore than his companyor that ho wanted to show his gymnastic abilities Is not known but certain it is that he made a most artistic I dive across tho buggydash Would Stop at Nothing If the tree silver politicians could iocipato a general panic at the tires ont time many of thom would not hesitate to do It Owensboro In quirer Deserve Vote of Thanks Goobel Blackburn and Woodsolt aro proceeding to make Kentucky a solid republican state years to come Breckinridgo News The report of tho fiscal committee of McCrackon county showed the expenditure of the following on court house and county roads Dirt roads 2016689 other roads 6 74100 gravol roads 1080127 court house repairs 4880o jail 1 472GO rite marriage of Miss Mary E Major thin pretty anti accomplished daughter of the late Jns Major and Mr Minor M Cavco a prominent placeVednosdnytho hrHlellI1othor Roy W R Taylor of the Second Presbyterian church who was called to tho pastorato of n church in St Louis decided to remain at Paducah Congressman Wheeler has recom mended lh 11 of Col R Q CaldwellfPaucah for corpsMrtho coast and geodetic survey fr 4I C i 5 5 s e J 1 Iflt at- L I rc T T tI I kc l wV 4 at I I lc 3ee j PAUL M MOORQ Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Catered tbo Pcttoffle at Eirllumon ai Second AH matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES Oia Year itrlctljr In advance t a o SSMODttll1 50 I SnKICopl S copies mailed tree on application Correspondents wanted In all parts the tontv 01 tor particulars THURSDAY DECEMBER 28 1899 ONE Poyntz is all there is left of the great triple headed machine that was so firmly relied upon to give Qoobol a false cer til cato of election Prior and I Ellis have deserted the Qoobel mudboat and it is like to sink hero is a little table which is worth keeping to show to the man who asks you to vote for free trade or free silver next November Failures in five weeks ending November 80th Year Liabilities 1890 17103080 1897 14500107 1898 12091094 1899 8040848 TUES are prosperous all admitI but if any claim for credit on this account is made by Republicans J there are those who resent the suggestion What would they have said if times had been hart under tile McKinley administra tionif the bloodcurdling pro JJIIUUICB ofstint and starvation tW1l3C11 Mr Bryan cried aloud tt v J from every stump and rear platform I had come true in any de 4 gree RECENTLY the Southern Hosiery Spinners Association representing 75 per ceut of the hosiery spinners of the South in a meet ing at Charlotte N 0 adopted resolutions showing the necessity of maintaining an opendoor policy in Ohina tho restoration of order in the Philippines by this Government the construc tion of the Nicaragua canal etc And this from the South Only a feather which shows which way the expansion wind blows among the people Gov TAYLOR truly has taken I the war into the enemies camp II In appointing to the vacancies on the State Election Board ho has selected a Republican Judge A M J Cochran of Maysville 5 Poyntz home and William H Mackay a Brown Democrat of Oovington the homo of Goobel N Mrs Mackay is an able lawyer and achieved an enviable reputa tion while a member of the Con t stitutional Convention Judge I Cochran it was thought at onetime would defeat Walter Evans for the United States District Judgeship JUDGE PRIOU and Captain Ellis could endure Goobelism on their he nds no longer and have washed their hands of the affair after giving the certificate ofelection to the Republican candidates wliom the people elected Gov Taylor has appointed their suc cessors and now the State Elec tion Board is made up of Judge A M J Cochran Republican of Covington Win H Mackoy of Maysville Brown Democrat and Poyntz has also named men as his appointees and the matter 1 will probably go to the courts where Goebel stands little chance to win out against the laws of the land which have thus far barred his way to a stolen sent in the State house Christmas Here Santa Claus was not forgetful of Earlington homes this year He was never before so thoroughly tiringIis a nook into which ho did not c look and smilingly leave remem brances of this glad season that nook is unknown Ho looked hard for any such dark and cheer I less corner and was assisted in tire search by many good resident spirits who had Christmas in their bones and were willing and anxious to divide up with any less fortunate Truly the Christ mas spirit was abroad for keeps There was another spirit tho spirit of tire stillabroad to a a certain extent and worked his evil on a few unwary find un wise ones But they and ho re ceived a sharp rebuke and the- discountenance of the people and tire law And then the snow fell and put a Christmas dressing on the whole affair It was an ideal Christmas May there be runny more such in store for the people of Earlington and all the county of Hopkins Subscribe for TunTiKK I ti itt TAYLORS MESSAGE Some of the Features it Will Contain- A Frankfort special to the Louisville Dispatch says Appnrnntly the only busy mar in the capital city is Kentuckys now Governor William S Tay lor who is preparing the nUdrcsa which is to come before the next General Assembly Tire Dispatch can safely fore shadow some features of the Governors message which will deal largely with questions of revenue Thb Goebel law will bo as sailed vigorously arid tire necessity for its repeal clearly do monstrated It will be suggested that wholesale liquor dealers should pay a State license OB do the retail dealers no reason np pouring for tire exemption of the wholesale dealers A graduate fee will bo suggest ed in tho matter of the transfer of real estate At present tire purchaser of 100 worth of real estate pays the same fee to tho State as does time purchaser of a large Blue Grass farm A fee of fifty cents on the 100 consllemI horRequest will be made for theI passage of a law for a li cense on national banks lIe will suggest that officials receiving certificates of election pay a feo on receipt of these cer tificates State candidates pay ing 10 for an example and lesI ser or county candidates 250 In this manner it is thought that the State treasury can be matori ally helped without an oppres sive burden falling upon an unIwilling individual or too heavily The message will call attention to the considerable escape from taxation and recommend that as sessors be empowered to compel disclosuresOne most important sug gestions will be for stopping in terest bearing of State warrants the advanced reason being thntI the States finances are suchas to render this additional imlebt edness entirely unnecessary Tire mob law may be touched upon but lighUall phases of this having so repeatedly and al so recently received attention GOY BRADLEVS PLANS Election Board Will be 5from Perpetrating Itself Lexington Ky Dec 25Ex- Coy Win 0 Bradley who is chief consul of the Republicans in the State electjon contest said tonight The grounds for this contest which are given the publi in tire statement prepared by the State Democratic Committee andi which are based on the arguments of Pryor nnd Ellis the state election commissioners who have just resigned are flimsy indeed The soldiers I had at Louisville were locked up in the armory there until after i oclock and none of them were allowed to goon tire streets except when they went to vote in their va rious precincts in citizens clothes Henry Wattorson W N Haldenmn Mayor Weaver and in fact every strong Gee bel partisan had been published as having been threatened and I deemed it necessary to have the troops present to quell riot shouldriot start Tire Democrats claim tissue paper ballots were used in Johnson Knox Pike and other counties when the stub boqk in tire office of Secretary of State Finley shows that the same identical paper was used in nearly a score of Democratic counties It was not tissue paper at all arid there is no evidence of the pur pose of fraud Wo shall also fight in the courts the right of the Stato Board of Election to pcrpdtuato itself i in the manner which tIme Goebol people propose Tho constitution clearly provides for the filling of such offices as these by the Gov ornor and Gov Taylor will ap point men to take the ofa Pryor anil Ellis resigned awl the men appointed byMr Poyntz tire other commissioner will bo enjoined throwing the matter into tire courts t I do not know when Goobel will file his protest against the seating of Gen Taylor but pro sumo he will hold ocr till tIme last minute AVp will take evidence in every county II FARMER STRICKENb In Christian County While Ceicp brating His EightySecond bJIdj31dmsv1loKyDec Robert S Smith n prominent arid wealthy Fnlrvlow farmer was ycatertlayIiiIobirthday Ills death is momentarily expected y k JF 0 iL UNecessity is the Mother ofInvention If was the necessity for an honest purifier and tonic that brought into SarsapaB trated extract prepared hi1 combination proportion and process peculiar to itselfand giving to Hoods Sarsaparilla unequalled curative power Its tuonderful record of cures its mAde Americas Greatest Medicine Rosy Cheeks I I have good health And rosy cheeks thnks io Hoofs SArsJparitU It builds me up And saves doctor bills Miry A Borke Etst Cbtr St Indhntpolis tad llixxr Illll core llrtr 1111 i tlm nonIrritating and l7 eatliirtTa to ak with flood Saroapartlla TWENTIETH CENTURYS DAWN The Friendly Islanders will be the First People to Hall its Advent Tho first people to live In the twentieth century will bo tire Friendly Islanders for tho dateline as it may bo called lies in tho Pacific Ocean just to tho cast of their group writes John Ritchie Jr in tho January Ladles Home Journal of where the Next Century wlllI Ileally Begin At that time al though it will bo already Tuesday to them all tire rest of the world will bo enjoying some phaso of Monday tire last day of the nineteenth con tury December 81 1000 At Mel bourne tho people will bo going to bed for it will be nearly ten oclock j at Manila Itwill bo two hours earlier in the evening at Calcutta tho English residents will be sitting at their Monday afternoon dinner for It will bo about six oclock and in London Big Ben in tho tower of tho House of Commons will be striking the hour of noon In Boston Now York and Washington halt tine people will bo eating breakfast on Monday morning while Chicago will bo barely conscious of tho dawp At tho same moment San Francisco will be In tho deepest sleep of what Is popularly called Sunday night though really tho early dark hours of Monday morning and half the tine Pacific will be wrapped in tho darkness of tho same morning hours which become earlier to the west until at Midway or Brooks Island it will be but a few minutes past mid night of Sunday night MORMONS BUSY Will Send Still More Elders Into Kentucky Next Year Chattanooga Tenn Dec20Tho- Mormon headquarters hero will to morrow send into different parts of Kentucky fourteen Mormon elders heir E Rich president of tho South ern Mission Intends to Increase the amount of work there double he says and tine same will bo done in Ohio Hearln News- A man name Phelps happened td llorganfIelcIIwas and buggy along the public road amiI suddenly tire horse became scared arid ran off trying to kick the buggy to pieces The horse came to a bridge and instead of going straight across tine buggy horse and all wontIoff at the side and tire man fell ward and was kicked In time side and his ribs were severed from tire spine Ho died almost instantly More telephone wires from Sturgis to Bordloy will be put up as soon as tire weather will permit The new town at Cullens Mines will bo named Vheatcroft tire name of tine president of time construction company which is building a railroad by that place Tho depot has already been startcdand one resident completed See hero Democrats Republicans prosperity Is devloping more indus tries Tire base ball boys would have It down to n fIne point if they wQuld say when they beat We Taylored om Theory and Practice Tire poverbs of time people have abroad basis of truth They hold that ft preacher after getting Into a groove is utterly unsafe as a man of alTalrs There Is sound sense In that opinion Tine fancy notions about tho rainbow Bible have their gen esis in tho theological seminaries where one pursuit causes the mind to lose its polarity Heresy nests tt tho cholsters of priests houses Tho fresh graduate in medicine is dangerous hme knows it all Tho old funnily doctor dosent know the ijamo of tho latest treatises but he knows a sick man the main thing Oliver Wendell Holmes physician nd author believed that outside of four remedies the balance wore humbugs The veteran knows them has soon them act but ho gathers ft world of information from tho beat of tho pulse which no book cam- rcaeiiprnctlco practice Richmond Christian Advocate Tho Oraysou Tribune chronicles two serious accidents In Carter county one with a fatal result One day last week the twoyearold child of William Owons had its eyes blown out by a powder explosion children were playing with a powdertin little child of Rob rt Burton was playing by the lire when its clothes became ignited itsdcathiiiheirChurch Services MREvorybodyh1vJteli 1t The Rereading of Books There is another reason for the hoarding of books that hi thuS de sire to reread It Is true that in most instances tho desire is riot car nod out but tho intention reinnlns as a real obstacle to the dispersion of books And to thoso tlio do re read tho pleasure gained amply JU- stifies any amount of hoarding What process gives tho rest halfmental halfphysical that does tho reread ing of a favorite book Thero arc times when tho mental situation is not met by reading when to tran quilizo tho mind resort must bo hadI something which will keep It quietly at work without in any way exciting it It needs to be soothed not goaded Into action Like one turning acIcustomed feet to a wellknown path It chooses tho book that Is fairly well remembered not because it is certain that it will bo surprised bInothing now but because it wants to enjoy to tho full tho old chtlrni of phrase and description and to gather up the beauties and felicities that may have escaped notice on first reading Depend upon It there aroI no pleasures like those of rereading and booksipping and no doubt a growing acquaintance with them on the part of marry renders contributes not a little to the hoarding of books The Observer No Smallpox Kuttawa Ky Dec20At tho Instigation of tire hoard of Health the physicians after a thorough vctl tigation have decided that there are no cases of smallpox In tints county arid have notified tho Btato Board of Health to that effect At Dycusburg tine quarantine hasI been raised tho largo number of al leged cases of smallpox there torI several weeks having proved to be measles and also n disease pro nounccd as Cuban Itch DOWN IN TIlE MINES William Vanlson Sr of tlio St Bernard force is spending the holt days with relatives in Indiana Tho capacity of tho Sebrco mine Is now said to be eight cars per day and nearly all is shipped to Memphis Tenu J J McGregor has so far recovered as to again be able to resume his dirties as watchman for tho St Bernard Coal Company Foreman Toombs and crow have nearly completed tho new slack bins at tho coke works and it Is indeed a good piece of workmanship The St Bernard Coal Company now has n crow of men rebuilding and building new telephone line to Hecla mlno as well as Nos 0 and 11 W D Caviness has been given the care of tho machines In No9 mine arid you can rest assured that tho machines will be kept in good shape Too much liquor caused some of tine miners considerable trouble dur- Ing tho holidays Christmas without n jug would be dull Indeed to scare Burnett Arnold aro so rushed with coal orders that they are now trying to relieve the situation by by addlngjsevernl new teams to their force osISt Bernard Coal Company paid off last Saturday much to the Joy of many Tho force of habit was plainly shown last week when Secretary Bailey of the Relnecko Coal Com pany telegraphed for coal cars from California The question now arises 1WI11 there be a change In the mine Inspector for this State when his time expires and if so who Is the best qualified man for tire place Weigher John Hoganof tho Hecla mine has been on tho sick list for tho past month or two and while ho has attended to business it has been with great difficulty Five striking metal workers were sent to jail for short terms In ChlcaI r f That Cough J I uilogson You have usedallI sorts of cough reme- diesl but it does not J deepIf itself out in time buti Imore liable to j I la grippe pneumonia or a seri j ous throat affection 1 I You need something j Y041jstrength IIwill do this when everything else fails There is no doubt I about it It nourishes i strengthens builds up and t strongandihealthy I f areiI nourishing food medicine druggtitsL liiritHl York f I L go for violating an injunction ro straining them from Interfering with nonunionists Tho notion of that young man who through mistake overdrew his ac count find who wlion he discovered it Immediately returned tire money was truly commendable Time Ohio miners want a change In their State mine inspector not that tho present sure Is considered Incompetent but that a change might Im provo time condition of affairs in some respectsWe nIl old colored miner say last week that there was in Hop kins county near Pond river at one pointn vein of coal eleven foot thick but wo can riot vouch for tho truth of time statement Tire mining machines now at work In tho Rolnccko mlno are now op crated solely by colored men tho last white man who ran a machine there leaving lust week for Ohio county where ho goes to mlno coal Thomas Longstalf Is inn charge of time repairs being minnie on time Hecla shaft A complete sot of now timbers will be put hi and as tho water Is fast pumped out work in tire old mine will soon open up again One day last week tho St Bernard Coal Company shipped ninetynine ears of coal and Secretary Atkinson says he could and would havo made It one hundred except for tho fact that ho overlooked one car that was loaded As Is hit annual custom tho Presi dent of tho St Bernard Coal Com puny made many hearts glad during the Christmas days by deeds of kindness In bestowing upon tho needy gifts appropriate for tine season or their necessities required A few years ago it wiw discovered that through tire use of Improved machinery what considered waste matter around gold mines could bo profltablyworkcdaud now comes tho word that time refuse or wasto matter around coal mines can bo utilized so there seems to be n place for everything Tho United Mine Workers find many words condemnation for tho non union miner hut right under thftlr nose In Tennessee tho convict miner works under contract and convict labor Is less degrading in their sight titan tire man who shrews independence by ignoring labor or ganizationsFrench mines employ about 81000 persons j other mines 12000 and quarries 0000 Of time miners 1C per cent are women and children j the average working days is 280 the average work hour uti and tire dally wage average 75 cents Fire produc tion of coal ninth lignite last year was 32430730 tons Black Diamond Our readers may have noticed ret erenco from time to time to tire em ployment of convicts In coal unities In the South Owing to the activity in the mining there is n great demand for labor anti tho courts are granting long sentences A recent list In one town was D D twenty years BL six years L IIslx years nste-nyears F B white nine years C S seven years W T for lIteCoal Trade Journal In a mine near Unlontown Pa thirtytwo minors lost their lives last Saturday by nil explosion in a mine and we quote from a ilnjly paper tho following in connection with the awful affair Ono cage was at tho bottom at tho time anti it was jammed against time side in an inextricable mass It was in this cage that William Thomas stood when he lost his life Ho was pinned against tho wall by the cage his head wns severed from his body and carried away one hand was torn oil and carried to tire surface and found In u field feet away Ills right with tho shoe on was carried to the top of the tipple where It Was found later in the iron frame work by time mans father Philip Thomas Tho old man recognized tho foot by tho shoo Weeping us ho picked up the ghastly relic he exclaimed I put that solo on last week for poor Will lain Stumbling on in tho dark chamber tire man came to four dead horses and a mule anti H man all in a heap ns if they had boon gathered up and plied together Men with treads oil arms off limbs crrished and brokon wore lying around In discriminately It was a ghastly sight Tho air was fetid and it was only a short tune until time olllclals had to return to time surface to re cover from tire deadly effects of tire afterdamp John Scoff was about to enter his room when tho awful explosion took place Ho was hurled out Into tho entry and was there mOt by n cross current of air which jostled him along for 200 feet and then slammed to floor of tire room whore ho lay for two hours expecting every moment to bo smothered to death John Discom said ho had just terI ehootlngiring about Iris head Ho fell to tire floor and lay there until taken out Harry Atwood one of th6 rescued was saved by being thrown Into a pit of water Joe Meoso was also saved In this mummer Meese rind his cousin Samuel Moose wcro In the mine stables Samuel stopped to tho door just as tho shock occurred Ills clothing was torn off and he was burned to death Joe Sobrlck an Intelligent Hungarian gives a vivid recital of hn iris terrible experiences 4 It was hell down there ho said First n blinding flash then a tcrrlblo mumbling und time winds rushed through the headings with hurricane force Five men were working with mo Their clothing and shoes were slipped elf leaving their naked bodies which wore burned black In an Instant I picked up Mike Probock who was stilt liv ing and started with him for tire I air shaft It was n terrible task for I was nearly exhausted and just as I reached tIre shaft poor Mike died1 I t Prevention better than cure Tutts Liver Pills will not only curcI but if taken in time prevent Sick Headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases TUTTS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE Church Directory M B CHURCH W O Wilson Raster Services first mid third Sun 11 11011 and at 780 in oonlngSnndayschool CimiBTiAK I H reel Services second anti fourth Sundays at 11 a in and 780 p 1- 11Suntlnschool at 080 Prayer meet lug Wednesday evenings at 730 M B Cuuium SOUTH R M Wheat pastor Services first and Third Sundays at 11 a nt anti 730 p 111 Sundayschool ht 030 Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings at 730 MissioxAitv BAITIHT Cituiioir D S Kdwards Pastor Services sec ond Saturday night Sunday arid Sunday night nt 030 Prayer mooting Monday evenings at 730 OATJIOUO Ciiuncir Rov A M Coonon pastor First Mimes Sunday morning at 7 oclock Second Mass 030 oclock Afternoon service at 230 every Sunday GRKKUAI BAPTIST liniment William Clilldcra pastor Services every third Sunday nt 11 oclock n m and at 780 p in Y P S 0 EPrayer meeting every Sunday evening at 030 DIGEST YOUR FOOD tflaetypercentot all slclcnet U DOled b cod not being properly digested It creates polo Sons and COM your blood and then yon art llatUe to almost any dlseaM the human yttem Is heir to Vae Dr Carlitedti German Liver Powder and watch the rrinlti Yoa will feel effects after talda one dOM Give It a trial and be convinced Price 2S- cDr Ottos Spruce Gum Salaam Curse Your Cough Juit the Medicine for Children JFor aale by St Bernard Drug Store Perfect health in that condition of tho body when digestion Is go per fect tint tho physiological balance between the destruction and construction that goes on ceaselessly In cell life is dally kept normunlE B Warman Throne are few ailments no uncom fortable as illicit hut they can easily be cured by using Fablers Buckeye Pile Ointment Relief ts use and nn one suffering from piles cnn not atTend to neglect to give It a fair trial Price M etc in bottles tubes 75 cents St Bernard Drug store lcholn8 Davis of Troop B Third cavalry tho Kentucky soldier who ran amuck with a KrugJorgenxcu nt Fort Meyer has been ordered to tho Government Insane hospital near Anacostlii for medical treatment lloarttacas Leads On- To serious irritation of tho throat and may end in a rocking rasping cough Ir Bolls Pino Tar Honey will quickly clear time throat and leave tho voice clear anti smooth It is nu Infallible for coughs and colds antI all disorders of tire throat nnd lungs Good druggUis sell It 25c We often crush down our Impulses not realizing tint our impulses are apt to be just tho quick longings of our natures to fulfill their Ideals January Ladles Home Journal Have you n cold A dose of Cons sons Honey of Tar nt hod time will remove It Price 25 and Soc St Bernard Drugstore J Lewis Booker an Insurance agent anti a former resident of Louisville committed suicide nt Richmond Ky by tlrinklug carbolic acid K K pile Arcot TenD writes nave used Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine 10 year I had win the doctor called Ulceration of the Stomach It cured me sound and well I would not jive one package ot It for a dotrn UVe I used Princeton Is to have a coal mine of iron own Chns Chapman of New Haven 0 has leased tho coal right on the Goodakor farm about three miles from towuand opened n mind For broken limbs chilblains burns scalds bruised shins sore throat and sores of every kind apply Ballards Snow Liniment It wi imme diate relief and heal any wound Price 25and ttto St Bernard Drug store Charles A Kirk has bought n con trollng Interest In tire Palntsvlllo Commercial and succeeds T S Kirk as editor One bottlo of Dr Boils AntlIaln will convince tho most skeptical of Its merits as an ble household remedy in the relief of Rheumatism Neuralgia Tooth ache or any other ache or pain ex ternal or Internal Tho Business Mens Association and citizens of Henderson have re newed their oflorts to have n Federal building erected In that place It troubled with Dtiilneu Furred Tongue Hitter Taste In Mouth Bloated Peeling after eat ing Constipation or Sick Headache UII Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine Citizens of Union and Crittondon counties will petition Congress for a Hystom of locks nnd dams In Trado water river- VAr4innts IoNic is tho link that up the vital force of man in his rundown stato and binds him to health and strength by recuperating tire Brain regulating tho action of the Heart nourishing tho Nervous System Campbollsvlllo TimesJournal On last Friday night Judge Chins Pat terson who was stooping in an upstairs room In iris residence was awakened by smoke In his room Ho discovered that a lump of coal had fallen out of tho grate and burned n large hole In tho floor burning one of tho sleepers nearly In two Dr M A Sirhmooi Liver Medicine hat Iince 1840 ileadllr rlten In public favor and trio do niand for is far tllceed hat of any other Liver Medicine The smallpoxtuarnlUnat Pyeus burg has been Hf toil Money to1atollt good idea inlay by secured by our Address THE PATENT RECORD Baltimore Md 1- r u e J eWR A p et lJIt drriM k i During this month our Wraps must xE 4 1 Our sales titus far have been movett Y t t 4fiout of our unusually largo purchase we t have most too ninny Jackets left to cause ta real comfortable fooling therefore they Ut f 4suri1be forced out 7 J 4fi I DUR JACKETS V4 Fit to perfection It does one good to BOO r- J4 the mathematical skill displayed in theicutting of threw Tire lit of the collar a v it i 4finroundthe armhole are beautiful We 4fi show them in Black Brown Castor NavYlJIt 1 and Pearl Now listen you wuntu Jacket 4fiIln wo have just what you want Why tIt 7 4fi not conic before it is too late arid got IttIt tltE4fif t k BISHOP COII4fi tfl MADISONVILLE KY t4fi bit ilr YOUR MONEY DAOK IP YOU WANT IT U I ii i 5 J1t rvp 1wPvaYOUR ORDERS SOLICITED iij PLANS DETAILS SPEd 11 FICATIONS CONTRACTS DRAWN UPON SHORT NO- TICEI aw V qLvv 1 I Who Does the UBuS 1iiIIAsk your neighbors They all say that we il haul better loads fur nish best teams and al I ways nt tile right price sr AruoIdLJIA oA M McCORD t 7 Contractor and Builder rIS VtAHS IXPIRtf N- CEARLINET01M KY f d All classes of buildings erected nnd furoeemmpaneyinctuduirg L i 6isis tnlc tallieal and common labor f 1 r II Ilrico reasonable and satisfaction P guaranteed Estimates given fc I on all kinds building ninth special Jive me a chance at your work wo1tIISiV Ir s S SSS S C SISSSeSS ssIsi s U I SU esU I sssis i iI GEOFG1E 0 yjf Siectiiorio isaac Dull JSTABLE At tIre Old Stand Main street just onIwest of Depot PEARLINOTON IY I lFirstClass Equipment and ProniptjService i 1su sss ssseu S UPS 15 sgsssmssssssa The matron of a Well kriown Masonic Home mentions one inmate f 1 I Jj seventy years of age who has been in the infirmary for three yearsjryVj agreat sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Ripans Tab iules about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that he js v cf never without them Heis willing that his name should be used inV a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person feightyfourfinds that RIPANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwo botli suffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits and nerv ousness They take tire Tabules mid find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The matron also states tjIthat she is fortyfive years of age and at times suffers with indigos i tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that the 1 Tabulcs are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have her iname used in a testimonial rf WASTED tlCOM eU4lMemth that HTFAH8 will not Umfll nI bulik OM t of gin railer iot the woed ItlIANI ath Kkanuui epI M ralubluu nMAi5IJorto tt o y 1sis nakta tortl otd aa be ha4 M Ifl7 dro umdsa Cal aat IUOUMM tMtlmalal4wl to aLi4taay 4rw for I Santa corned lUUIUpMiiCUmlealU iMif iiii n wi Saw Turk A BOON TO MANKINDItDR TABLERS BUCKEYE i PILE 11 CUREs T 1 r A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAINICURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE ILEf1TUBES BY MAIL TSCfNTsj BOTTLES 60 CENTS JAMESFIALWDSiIe Prsgdesr 3k tIdStrSTl v w Ir aai S S fl S r aJ 1 jke1 ee 11 if j f- i if Z3ij 3ntmstru wt ttbrlrt ii 1 J tJJ LOCAL NEWS rp t I r All of Earllngtons merchants did 1I R big Christmas business and some l fwero surprised at its volume The J treat of Sunday and Christmas day Nvas most welcome to tho clerks and merchants of Earllngton A Christmas day paSgod piT without kany extraordinary Incidents of any y kind Tim day passed oil quietly and tho people of our town seemed to bo ienjoying a day of rest from the ordl miry routine work of ovory dayHfe Mr William McOary is moving Into John M Victorys residence on r Main Street Mr non Fields of Bowling Green soninlaw of Mr a McGary will occupy part of tho house having recently moved his family hero Tho clerks In tho St Bernard non ku oral Store at this place gavo Manager er James It Hash a handsome Christ inns present In tho form of a 82nd I1J degree Masonic charm It came late and only n fow were in at tho presen I tation but the spirit of tho glvlngand tIt the appropriateness of tho gift wero i fully appreciated u i J tY S tf Tho Cumberland Telephone and f bogrlutedru onco t her of patrons already contracted with rho company has leased the I tback room over tho postofllco for a of years f I Santa Clause at Sunday School t tfSanta Clause was represented nt vtho Methodist Sunday school Sun tiny morning by Eldred Davis In R convincing costume which interest oil the lIttlo folks greatly A special 11musical programme was rendered 4 Including ono song by thus little chll ydroii and a distribution mado of Christmas remembrances to tho t pupils of the school Mr J II Dean 1 uuuutIo a very appropriate talk to the 1 F fllhlr nln the true Christnas Slllrit S b i 1ft Kept the Peace c t j 3 City Marshal W 11 Coylo given up by everybody to ho ono of most cIHclont ofllcers in tho Hit of Earl 1 melon pollco ofllclals who are re memliered for their competent and h fearless work made several arrests Theytwere I A hort and John WTwyman worn on I duly as special policemen and as t 7l l tellln making seine arrests Two hmen wero taken elf tho afternoon i 4finKsonglr train who cnll10 rrom the f Jrnprth welt in liquor and wero trying iit hike the train Ono was a negro mini jiiiiuiii lonui rue truth thai Karllngton I a bad place for n Man to got drunk and make a row fwaN again exemplified PERSONAL 5 r vio lrs WII1 hughes nutci brother McCarley are spending the sfholldnyH with tho family of Win 3 Elder W II Mooro filled his ap jt + jiolittintiit near Providence Sunday Mr and Mrs R J McCulley havep I returned front n visit to relatives at L Empire and Croftoii It Miss Mary Kollner of Henderson is visiting friends hero t f CKato and Harford Chatton are spending the holidays In Provl M i l0nco i Rev R M Wheat filled his regu lilt appointment at Nebo Sunday f Wheat accompanied him i j Knrl Taylor spout several days huro with friends lost week 4 f Mlsx Bertha Gelbel of Henderson it Is vjsltlng her sister Mrs Elmer Orr Wf Will ii Phillips came home Frl clny from Lexlngtonto spend Christ inhsniid tho holidays ti 1 l avid Burr returned Friday night JleHbllcklo whore ho Is attend Ffrouilschool to ho with his parents p i during tho holidays r Jaw It Hash and son lIon spent ll Christmas In Henderson with rein 4 J lives I ruiN Phil Rater and Miss Sue i ii Davenport of Nashville who have3 c boon visiting relatives lucre returned Ltt J v IIOIuo Wednesday morning Douglas OBrien Is at homo for a I fi c Tliollday vacation front his work at I 9 school near Mobile Ala V Mr John Robertson and family of 11 r tho Flat Creek vicinity spent Christ k ViVias with tho family of W T Neal y Prof Lutr of Madlsonvlllo was In l 4 iilio city Tuesday evening I I f T i1 Miss hattie Wilson of Records r svlslllng relatives lucre r J Mrs Qulnser and daughter and lit c7t i tie Miss KIppch of Mt VernonInd i lof y ivIsItctl the family of M D Long thls weo- kS 4f Miss London of Henderson is tho 4 guerit of Mrs Elmer Orr 4 with ten the best0 soap which needs kc hard muscular rub bing tomake i i things clean Gold Dust does all that f soap doesnd saves time and much rubbing I i B nd for free booklet QoUia Roll 4 1 for lletiMwerk TUB N K TAIRBANK COMPANY CMctp SUesJ NewYsrk JetfM SOW TO BE PRESIDENTIAL Burlington Posioificc Cues Into Third Class January i Postmaster Robinson 1ms received notice from the Department that the Earllngton postoillco will be transferred Into tho third class Jan uary 1 More lock boxes are de manded by tho patrons of the office and will bo put In at onco Tide change lute been expected to conic for tho past tow quarters during which thin receipts of tho office have gradually and steadily In creased The Increasing business of Earllngton has pusicd the business of tho olllco up rapidly during the Pst three years and thus has come tho change Catarrh Cannot be Cured With IXKUI AlIMOATIONS OS they cannot roach the seat of time disease Catarrh Is a blood or constitutionalIdisease and in order must take Internal remedies Halls Catarrh Cure Is not a modi cine It was prescribed by ono of tho best physicians In country prescripthen tonics with the best blood purifier iiumiKuiruuiiy on tho mucous surfaces IngredientsIssuits In curing Catarrh Bond for testimonials free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Sold JDruggists c- 1Iolls Family Tills art tho best Mans Erring Judgment Most of tho judgments of mon and women which are uttered In conver sation are worthless as estimates of character their only value lies in the light which they throw upon tho temper and point of view or tho wouldbe Judges Time wise man never accepts tho judgment of other pcoplo about his fellows except in thosa very rare eases in which ho thuds a man or woman of distinctly judicial temper directed by largo intelligence Tho wrongs Inflicted by Inadequate and misleading Judgments are frightful when one stops to think of them In every com munity there are men and women who are totally misunderstood by their neighbors because somo enor gotlo and voluble persons line form ed and convoyed to tho community a misleading impression in regard to them Outlook nilllons Given Away- It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of ono concern In the mire not afraid to bo ous to the ncedJand lIulferlngThel- lrollrletor s New Dis CoughsColdsmillion trial bottles of this medicine and havo tho satiefactiouu- of knowing it has absolutely thous- Ands of hopeless eases Asthma Hoarseness and nIl dill JunK8areUernnrd Druggist and got a tree trial Regular size GOc and 11 Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded A Powder Morn of 1750 Dr John O Mcltoynolds the vet emit physician of this city has in life possession a powder horn that bears tho unto of 17fiO This horn was worn by Capt Thomas Helm during tho battle at Gullford Court house N G The Captain was shot on the field and this horn was taken off his body It was presented to and kept by Mrs Joseph McAllister a sister of dipt Helm Mrs Mc Allister was a first cousin of Dr McReynolds mother Tho Hon N A lortor of Howling Green a relative of tho family has time horn now Dr MoRcynolds prizes the horn sacredly and constantly keeps It under lock and key Brave then FailtVictims to stomach hey troubles as well as women and appotitoPoisons listless1 no need to foci like that Listen to J W Gardner Idavllle Ind Ho save Electric Bitters are Just tho thing for a man when he all run down andont caro whether ho lives or dies It did more to glvo now nllYthing anything anti havo a now lease on Only GO cents at St Bernard gunranteod Tho Jorns Harrod Railroad Photo Car will leave hero January 4th If you want firstclass photographs at n low price now Is theftime to get them Tho above the last day of our stay In Earllng ton JOHNS HABUOD Newspaper Sold Tho Hopklnsvlllo Messenger a weekly paper pupltshcd by Jas F Rogers line been sold to Mr Curtis A Brasher who will take charge at onco and continue tho publication As a euro for rheumatism Cham berlatns Pain Balm is gaining a wide reputation D B Johnston of Tnil linn boon trntililml with that ailment since 1862 In speaking of it ho says I never found anything that would relievo mo I Chamberlains Pain Balm It acts like magic with mo My foot was swollen and paining mo applicationot Earlington J Goo King t Charles i t iJiHouseworkim Hard Enough 1 aHtzi Will Not Sell Tobacco Lard or Pork About a year ago tho Climax told of thadostruction by firo of all the cigars and tobacco of a Danville grocer Mr W n Holmes Hoinado a bonfire on Main street In front of his store and destroyed a largo quantity of tho weed believing it n sin to sell it Mr Holmes 1ms created another mild sensation by tlscontinulng tho snlo of lard or pork In any form having made up his mind that tho use of time flesh of trIO 1IWIlle Is contrary toRlhlo teach ings and injurious to health The Advocate says that In spite of time fact that his stock does not contain those Important items of commerce Mr Holmes continues to maintain his placo among tho leading grocers of Central Kentucky If wo are not mistaken Mr Holmes Is a Sanctlflcatlonlst hay lug spout a week lucre some years ago when tho Rev Plekett hold jj Banetlflcation meeting in this city Ho Is a devout man an upwrlght citizen and Is respected by all who know him Grasp all and Lose All Many people are so intent on grasping that they lose dlgostlon those may bo restored uy iivKiiir JlIltmanysuccess by giving him good diges thou strong nerves antI a clear bruin It does tho same thing ror weak and tired women Hoods Pills cure sick headache Indigestion Sunday School Entertainment A very pleasant and enjoyable en tertainment was given time children of the Christian Sundayschool and tho public at largo Tuesday night by tho lenders In that Sundayschool at time Assembly Hall Time house woe filled and all enjoyed the brief pro gram which was rendered for tho childrens benefit Henry C Dour land porsonnted Santa Claims and there was an enchanted castle anti brownies and fairies galore in qulto attractive and appropriate makonp with music anti marching and finally a distribution of bricks from tho enchanted castle changed by mnglo into presents for time children of the Sundayschool Special and appro priate music was rendered A SURE CURE FOR CROUP TwenlyFJva Years Constant Un With out a Failure Tho first Indication of croup is hoarseness and In a child subject to that discs so it may be taken as a sure sign of tho approach of nn at tack Following Ii is n cough If Chain berlalns Cough Remedy Is given ns soon as tho child becomes hoarse or ollIearsiItIn ninny thousands of homos In this broad land anti novel disappoints tim anxious mothers Wo to learn of a single Instance in which It line not proved effectual No other preparation can show such a record years constant uso with out n failure For Halo by St Her nard Drugstore Earllngton Bon T Robinson Mortons Gap Goo King St Charles Went to the Crofton Ball Misses Lizzie and Nellie Sullivan Salllo and Mary McGrath Mrs Jon ate tccllcnnan of this place Misses Katie Green and Agnes Hart ofI Henderson Miss Kirby of Nash ville and James McGrath attended tho ball glen at Crofton Tuesday night Mess James Sullivan W F Sheridan and John Dovnoy started to tho ball too but got sot at Mor tons Gap ajul stayed on tho siding two hours and a half Messrs Sul anti Sheridan came homo on Im Chicago train Of course Julia kept on and got ns far as Norton vlllo where ho mot tho party returning My son line been troubled for years with chronic diarrhoea Sometime ago I him toJnUo solute of- Chiammiborlains Collo Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy After using two bottles of tho 25ccnt size ho was hopIngread It and be benefited THOMAS C Glencoe O For sale by St Bernard Drugstore EarlltlJlon lIeu T Robinson Mortons Gap leo King St Charles A Bourbon Philanthropist The will of Benjamin Harrold n armer of Bourbon county after n ew light bequests provides that the remainder of his estate bo placed in the hands of John B Kennedy and others toobo used In educating poor young women of the county Ills sister Mrs Huldah Pryor brought suit to break tho will but she lost her case HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad la tha early carU a IDting blosiomsforth trees nd flowers causing the chord to vlbrata to this the mostdelightful of alLnprlinrtlma anil how do on feet Hive 011 that tired ohaUy feellni yphoSeveru It II alt In1cauon ol elckncui avoid tilts consult UI ai our advlco costs yea nettling Call 01 your druggist and procure a bottle ol Dr Carlstedta German Powder Takt one dose a day at bed time for six days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan ChiliITonic directions and weeks course of these two great remedies will feel like the flowers look la the fprfnp Prepare yourself for the malarial or hot season when the atmosphere is Suit of germs ItInecessary your warns repeat the above These Ramedlu la Itoell kadioUhr I IJoI St Bernard Drug Store Hawesvlllo Plalndealor rue year 1000 will find oil flowing from hun dreds of wells in this vicinity rock saws by tho dozen cutting tho finest building stone in the world all the old coal banks In full blast switches from two to five miles in length ex tending to tho country mines lend in paying quantities and Iron ore of tho l ost kind a plug tobacco far tory In full swing anti our people carrying pistols for tho follows who came hero and waked thorn up Red Hot From the OunIWas tho ball that hit G B Stead ClvJlVnryenrTitanBurnsBoils tions Best Pile euro on earth 2fic byst AMERICAN COAL FOR EUROPE Big Cargoes Leaving Phlladel phla for Italy and France Philadelphia Pa December 25 The Italian steamship Venus Capt Trapanl has arrived from Ancona in ballast to load upwardof COOO tons of coal for Genoa This will bo the third shipment of this kind wlthjn tho month It is stated that 00000 tons of coal will bo shipped from lucre to Italy for use on tho railroads there American coal Is also being exported to French Mediterranean points and tho British steamship Incn will soon begin loading 4000 Ions at Newport News for Marseil lOll Working Nlghht and Day Tho busiest and mightiest little thing that ever was mado Id Dr pillisstrengthlistlessness Into mental power Theyre wonderful in building up the health Only tie per box Sold by St Bernard lrugsturoJawboneTorn Out Wnddy Ky Dec Will Poole of Poytomi three miles north of this plnce while celebrating Christmas was very seriously hurt yesterday afternoon Ho hind a can full of powder with a fuse attached and was blowingvii coal of fire to sot fire when tIm powder exploded and toro all his teeth and part of his Jawbone otm tIn sluggish liver Herblne by Its hnIarytractsand brings tho liver Into a sound banishingthonnd tlib general feeling of apathy which arise from disorders of er Price GOc St Bernard Drugstore The Frenchburg Agitator says Every paper in Kentucky is urged to seriously consider tho advinlbllity establishing a cooperative paper mill tho paper to be manufactured mold soul at cost to stockholder The Agitator will guarantee a fGOO subscription to tho organization Every country paper should do as much and some many times that amount All that in necessary to tho success of tho venture is a little effort and determination To Cure Ln Grippe in Two Days Take LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE TAIIIKTH All druggists refund tho money if It falls to cure EuVOKOVBH signature on every box 25c There can ho no poorer soil for a childplant to grow in or to attempt to grow in than tho soil of pretense To learn to conceal id a sorrowful lesson indeed for a child To learn to conceal honest poverty as though ashiimcd of It is tho most sorrowful of the sorrowful lessons in this line for it Is to so little purpose nnd la unnecessary afterward January Ladles Homo Journal A Neglected Cold Is nllombraclng cause of disease It clogs tho lungs with mucus It lungtlIi8UCSIs an unfailing euro for coughs and colds It rebuilds tho tissues and gives strength to tho plying tIm blood with fatforming oxygen 25c at all good druggists Fivedollar Photos for 2CO per dozen 250 Photos for 100 per dozen until January 4th at tIme Railroad Photo Car Says the Hawesvlllo Plalndealer Thin year 1000 will find oil flowing from hundreds of wells in this vi cinity rock saws by tho dozen cutting tho finest building stono In tho world nil tjio old coal banks In full blast switches from two to five mlle in length extending to tho country mines Iqad in paying quan titles and Iron ore of tho best kinda plug tobacco factory in full swing and our people carrying pistols for tho follows who camo hero and waked them up n TIMELY HINT t1 auulil be wise and see that 10llrblood It itch and urc aud whole system put la a perfectly healthy condition by the use of Dr Carlstedta German Liver Powder Then you will be lite from malaria typhoid foyer colds and the grIp Dr Carlstedts German LITer Powder the best medicine money can buy For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Prlo 2So and 60s a Bottle Forsalotu St Bernard Drug Store A Sunday Night Murder Owensboro Ky Doe 25T Frodgo was shot and killed Sunday night at his homo at the mouth of Buck crook on Green river by Al Gorman They wore each twenty years of ago Gorman fled and is still nt large If there had over been any trouble between tho two nobody know about It and nobody is able to assign any cause for time killing Gorman called Frodgo to tho door and shot all the top of his head oft with a doublebarrel shot gun ehlhlrcnlargelydelendll beIrrltnbloCreamYermlrugotonlo to nmko thom hoalty and cheerful Price 25c St Bernard Drug- Store Dont Need Much Goobol already has little Hooray Woodson and all ho now needs is two tumioro Election Commissioners fiftyone Representatives and twenty Senators to make tho triumph of GoobollBtu complete Louisville Evening Post If jou feet Dull Languid BrokenDown De llltated have Weak Stomach or Indigestion Use Dr M A Simmons LIver Medicine Purse Found Owner may havo by Identifying and paying for this notice Send ono dollar to the Frankfort Daily Slato Democrat and get that paper during the entire session Full particulars published each day and particulars regarding the contests for State offices peryear PULPIT EPIGRAMS BY D L MOODY A man can no moro take In a sup ply of grace for tho future than ho can eat enough today to last him for the next six mouths or take suUlcent air Into hue lungs at onceuto sustain life for a week to come We must draw upon Gods boundless stores of grace from day today as we need It1 Gods best gifts like valuable Jow els are kept undor lock and key and thoso who want them must with for vent faith Importunately ask for them for God is tho rowarder of thorn that diligently seek Him When men go up in a balloon they carry with thom what they call bal last that is small bags of sandamid- when they want to rise higher they just throw out some of tho sand So we If we want to rise nearer heaven must just throw out some of the sand and cast aside every weight We wont rise higher till wo do so There are three classes of people thoUlwllls tho wont and time cants Tho first accomplish everything tho secondopposo every thing and the time third tall in every thing Very often n man will hear a hundred good timings in n sermon but there may be Olio thing that strikes him as a little out of place and he will go home and sit down at time table and talk right out before hiliI children and magnify that ono wrong thlngl and p say a word about the hundred good things that wore said That is what people do who criticise If you havo a good excuse dont give it up for anything I have said dont give it up for anything your mother may havo said dont glvo it up for anything your friend may havo said Take it up to time bar of God and state it to Him Emit if you havo not a good excuseau excuse that will stand in eternity lot It go now and flee to tho arms of a loving Saviour A great many people say you must hear both sides but If a man should write mo a most slanderous letter about my wife I dont think I would havo to read it I should tear It up and throw It to tho winds Have I to read all the infidel books that are written to hear both sides Have I to take up a book that is a slander on my Lord and Master who luau ro deemed me with His blood Ton thousand times no I I will not touch It What wo want is family piety righteousness iiiour homes A young minister came to mo and said ho couldnt get along with his wife and what should he do I told him to got out of tho ministry A man has no right to be In tho pulpit unless ho can get alongwith his family Very few people think they are lost You seldom meet a bankrupt sinner Most of them think they can pay about seventyfive cents on the dollar some 09 per centthoy just conic short a little anti tho Almighty will make it up somehow Dont let Satan make you think you are so good that you dont need tho grace of God We are a bad lot all of us In biliousness Herbino by ex pelling from tIme body tho excess of acids improves the assimil ative processess purifies tho blood and tones up strengthens time wholo Prlco GO cts St Bernard Drugstore Tho Marlon Press says Satur day George hick a citizen of Ma non disappeared from his homo and from tho town and so far as his family and friends can learn ho has not been seen since that time He Is fortysix years old and to bOther with his family moved from Lyon county to this place about a year ago He has n wife and four children and this is about tho ox tent of his worldly possessions He was a hardworking honest mon and bore a good name In every respect among thoso who knew him Tho cause of his sudden anti rather mysterious disappearance is not known to any of his friends Dr Mi A Simmons Liver Medicine starches moot all Imparities In the Sjttcm and espeU hero harmlessly by the nato rat channel The Newspaper Hablt Tho circulation of books in a certain Connecticut library fell oil over 0000 since last year aud time librarian says It was bocauso popular jntercst in current events was so great that newspapers wore read rather than books It was agalrtst this tendency that tho Rev Dr Greor spoke at tho Episcopal Con ference at Minneapolis when ho deprecated tho newspaper habit Dr Greets point is not well taken If time American people perused fewer novels and other books last year because they wore busy following tho fresh mado history of time Spanish war it is a fact for con gratulation rather than fqr regret It is a heathful sign that the read ing public tends more and more to keep In close touch with time public events Tho bano of tho old style of education was that It kept Its students delving in tho musty past while they remained ignorant of tho history that was making before their eyes There lr1l0 longer such a thing as ajjreat man who does not read newspapers Tho newspaper habit is as necessary for good and Intelligent citizenship as the eating habit is for good health In both cases time only thing to avoid is slothful consumption or gluttony with tho consequent indigestion Tho only vicious newspaper habit is time imabitof dwadllng over a pa per with lazy and indiscriminating mind Such a habit is Injurious and wasteful of time but it is more likely to bo contracted in reading novels than in reading newspapers As long as the mind is alert and tho judgment alive tho time spent in reading tha news may be matte as profitable intellectually as that spent Press anti 11 r LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Much disappointment is felt by the friends of Master of Trains Deviley because the company failed to give him one of the annual plums passed around4His promotion would have delighted them Instead of running trains on tho Wabash system as ho snld he Intended doing former dispatcher Neal Is now said to bo running a poker room In Evansvllle Dispatcher Nick Walker made a brief visit to Slaughtersvlllo last Saturday aud It Is tho opinion of many that his best glrMlves there Tho serious Illness of his mother has called agent Snyder of Cedar Hill to Mt Vernon Indiana for a few days Operator Sharp of Sebreo Is now acting agent at Cedar Hill amid Douglass CofTman the night operator A wreck on Illinois Central last Friday caused several hours delay to passenger trains on that road Stipt W S Martin of the L N and traveltng engineer Kelly were among the guests at a railroad ban quet given by tho Iron Mountain oniclals at the Southern Hotel at St Louis last Friday night which was a big affair mmci very enjoyable The electric signal plant at Nor tonvlllo is fast proving to be A fail ure while the signal plant at Hen derson which Is operated byhand Is proving a success The charge Is now mado by the Gocbel followers that tho L N R R Company Is now trying to buy up tho state legislature As Gocbel hopes through that body to destroy the company is it not an act of self defense on its part if true Hey Lano says ho can get tho po sition of conductor on tho Blackford and Dixon branch if ho desires it but wo advise him to stay with the L N and wait for his turn It is reported that the Choctaw Railway Company huts declared their intention of employing only colored firemen and that white men need not apply Two trolley car motormen of lies ton have boon susponded from tho congregation of tho Broadway Tab ernacle Church of that city for run ning their cars on Sunday When the young men got their jobs they wero warned by tho pastor not to work on Sunday They applied for that day oil and wore refused It is reported that tho Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers has called an executive meeting to con vene in Columbus Ohio Jan 0 to perfect arrangements for opposing tho proposod twocent railway fare bill Time report has not been con firmed but Inasmuch as it is in per feet harmony with their actions in time past it is taken for granted that it is true The legislative members elect of several Western States think they have satisfactorily solved tho prob lcm of convict labor In measures which they will introduce In tIme General Assemblies of their respec tive States that will provide that tim convicts shall be employed In tho production of several articles now mado exclusively by the trusts A darkey was found dead at Hop klnsvillo on tho night of tho 23d When found tho body lay between tho railroad tracks at a point near tho tank Tho cause of death is not known and it may havo boon A case of murder and tho remains thrown where they were round In order to shift tho blame If possible on rail road company A true sign of prosperity is shown in the heavy passenger trafllc done by tho railroads during tho holt days Messrs Martin and John Dovney spent Christmas day at their homo In Evansvlllo Conductor Thos Browning spent Christmas at homo with family Assistant Superintendent Dunn was hero Inst week for a day or so looking after time interest of tho company Several miles of now steel rail has been received by tho officials of time Henderson division anti which will be laid as soon weather will permit We are Informed that stool rail this year costs nearly double tho price It could be obtained at last year Tho 10 per cent Increase is mere ly restoration of oldtime wages sneers tho Democratic Brooklyn Citizen True enough but tho old time wages were under a Republi can administration and time restora tion by another Republican admin- Istration is mado necessary by time blunders of an Intervening Demo cratic regime Hero are a tow notes from a single issue of Bradstreets that of December 9 181JJ Wages of employes in tho cotton mills in Augusta Ga are to be advanced January first Pennsylvania industries are employ lug l00000 more persons than they wore a year ago 100000 Now England cotton mill operatives havo re ceived an advance of 10 per cent In wages tho Richmond Fredericks- burg Potomac Railroad Company has given tho yard conductors anti trackmen a 10 per edit increase In wages about 2400 workers In the watch factories at Elgin Illinois are to receive aji Increase in wages January first Lots see who was It who said that Its better to open the mills than the m- intsGRIPPEGrippe and influenza invariably leave the system with a bad cough For smith W Bulls Cough Syrup Is recommended This woni dcrftu remedy gives relief at once conquers cough overnight and soon effects a thorough cure DtBullCOUGH SYRUP Cures Grippe and Influenza Doses arc stash to take Doctoa weommend Price 25 tl At ill druggists U Possum VziIkTalk W K Putnam is on time sick thin weekProf Cecil Johnson will close hU school at this place this next week Thomas Wynn made a bunlness trip to Hopklnsvlllo Inst Saturday Frank Oglesby made a trip to Madlsonvllle last week A C Oglesby and Byron Grace delivered tobacco In Mortons Gap last Wednesday Time Bailey Brothers of White Plains aro building a largo livery and feed stable Ono of our young men attempted to take life life ono tIny last week by the uso ofaplstol A lovo afTnlr was tho cause Dallas Crick spent last Friday in Nortonvlllo John and James Bullock wont to Hopklnsvlllo last Monday Santa Claus is visiting In this vicinity this week making tho little folks happy Honest John Adcock has returned to this neighborhood to live in time future John says there Is no plnco like north Christian James Grace is reported on the sick list this week In our next lottor we will give time readers of Vita Ban description of time Rock Bridge a natural curiosity a few miles east of here A happy Now Year to TJIK Dna anti nil Its readers HELEN BLANKS TUB ST Louts GronEDomocrat Is unquestionably ono of tho greatest of American Newspapers It line correspondents everywhere and covers every field of News foreign and domestic It Is strictly Repub lican in politics but isabovo all A NEwsiAiEU anti ought 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III Worm ft lsl 8000 aT Aoo oaUGGZ Zmore Bl Prpr4by JAME r ALLARD Jplo ofrSubB I 1 TIlE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XIVFOURTH QUARTER INTERNATIONAL SERIES DEC 31 Text ot the Leon n Compr hen lT Quarterly llcvlcrr Golden Text P clll 2 Commentary Prepared by ole hey D M Stcnrni Copyright 1S90 by D M Stearns Lrssox IJoy In Gods bouse Pa cxxil Golden Text Ps cxxll 1 I was glad when they sold unto rat Tx t us go Into the house of the Lord It Is always right awl pleasing to God to consider the Jews nnd Jerusalem First offerings nUll first efforts for them bring sure blessing according to verse 0 in connec thou with which BOO the command In lea Ixll 0 7 lIemember that Gods way Is always The kingdom first then all else will be added Math vl 33 LESSON II Hitmans plot against the Jows Eel III 111 Golden Text nom rill 31 If God bo for us who can be against us1 In nil the Bible we see the conflict between the devil and his agents and God nndtllls people Tho adrcraqry often scetris to triumph and so It hlbotIhltho kingdom comes but the Lamb shall overcome for lie Is King of kings and Lord of lords tier xvII 14 Let us be comforted by the assurance that God Himself Is n hedge and a wall of fire about Ills people nnd none can touch them without Ills per- missIon Job I Zech III LEsSON III Esther pleading for her people Ret Till 38 antI 1517 Golden Text Ts xxxvii 5 Commit thy way unto the Lord Trust also In Him and HYf shall bring It to vase Esther fast- Ing and praying and taking her life In her band on behalf of her people Is sug gestive of Him who laid down Ills life for us suffering in our stead LEsSON IV Ezras Journey to Jerusa lem Ezra Till 2132 Golden Text Ezra vli 22 The hand of our God Is upon nil them for good that seek lllrn Kirns trnst was in the Lord God tho God of heaven anti looking to Him alone he set forth on the long journey and God took special care ot them nnd de livered them from the hand of tho en cull When any ouq rcllcs wholly on the Lord He will show Himself strong for them II Chron xvl 0 but their heart musts be right with Htm seeking only Ills glory LESSON V Psalms of deliverance Ps Ixxxv and cxxvi Golden Text Ps cxxvi 5 They that sow in tears shall reap in joy The lessons in Esther and Ezra suggest these songs of praise for deliverances Difficult places In our lives give God opportunities to shovr Ills power When people nre at their wits end all their wisdom swallowed up then He brlngcth them out of their distresses Ps cII 27 23 and margin LESSON VI Xehcmlahs prayer Xeb I 111 Golden Text Nch I 11 Pros per I pray thee thy servant this day Here again we are reminded of our Lord Jesus as we see Ncliemlah forgetting himself and his position and bearing the burden of his poor afflicted people in Jerusalem reedy to BO to them and bear atHIctlou with them If only be might help them In chapter II 4 5 we see the possibility of praying even while talking to a person and of relying upon God for the words we speak LESSON VII Rebuilding the walla of Jerusalem Neb iv 718 Golden Text Math xxvi 41 Watch and pray JCe hcmlah having obtained the favor of the King came to Jerusalem and encouraged the people to rebuild the walls They took hold with a will and the wall was finished Tho enemies did not fall to get In their work of persevering bin drance and discouragement and plotting to overthrow but Ischcmlahs reliance upon God gained for them the victory LESSON VIIIPubiie rending of the Scriptures Nch vIII 112 Golden Text Nch Till 3 The ears of all the people were attentive unto tho Book of the law The greatest thing on earth Is to know God and there Is no way to know Him but by His word He saves us that we may willingly obey Him Tao i 18 19 and thus bo abundantly blessed LESSON IX Woes of Intemperance Prov xxIII 2933 Golden Text Provo xx 1 Wine Is a mocker strong drink is raging and whosoever Is deceived thereby is not wise The great deceiver and murderer and father of lies has ninny devices by means of which be seeks to ruin body and soul but strong drink In one of his best destroyers for when he gets u person filled with drink they arc so completely under his Influ ence he can do what he will through them LESSON X Keeping the Sabbath INch xIII 1522 Golden Text Ex xx 8 Itcmembcr the Sabbath day to keep It holy In this busy vorltl Pot many people find time to get acquainted with Gods so lIe has graciously given us one day in seven on which He may specially reveal Himself to those who desire to know Him and He tells us that If we will conscientiously give Him the whole of this day we will learn to delight our selves in Him and doing so we shall ob tain the desires of our hearts Isa trill 13 14 Ps xxxvll 4 LESSON XILessons In giving Mal oU and ill 812 Golden Text II Cor Ix 7 God lovcth n cheerful giver Thp word cheerful is literally hllarl ousr and Is not used elsewhere in tho New Testament The spirit of giving which God loves is seen In thd gifts of tho people for tho tabernacle and tem pie Ex xxxv 20 rrxvl 0 7 I Chron xxix tfl David would not offer that which cost him nothing II Sam xxiv 24 and Mary brought that which was very costly John xii 3 and the poor widow cast in all she hall oven all her living Mark xli 44 Onetenth of our income and oneseventh of our time is the least we should offer Him Let us give Him all and do it hilariously for He gave Himself for us LESSON XII Fruits of right and wrongdoing Mal III 13 to Ir G Golden Text Gal vi 7 Whatsoever a man Rowcth that shall he also reap God who put In tim garden of Eden all that Is pleasant to tho sight and good for food and who so loved us as to give Ills only begotten well beloved Son loves to fill Ills people with Ills abundance and takes special Interest In nil who will let Him LESSON XIIL Christs coming foretold Tea Ix 27 Golden Text Luko II 11 Unto you la born this day In the city ot David a Saviour which Is Christ the Lord As truly as He came once in great humiliation to suffer and die for our sins 00 surely will lIe come again in glory ns King of Israel and King of kings nnd the whole earth shall be filled with His glory The church His body will meet Him on His way and return with Him to reIgn over tho earth News from Frankfort The Dally Stato Democrat Frank forts now paper with full proceed ings of the Legislature each day and all tho Interesting political inside political gossip of this momentous session will bo sent you the entire session for ONE noLiiAit cash Send dollar bill check or order at ouco to KENTUCKY STATE DMMOOHAT 409 Main St Frankfurt Ky Rev I HJTeel will preach at th r Christian Church next Sunday morn ing and night This is tho fifth Sun day and as Mrfeel has no appoint ment elsewhere ho gives this day to his Karllngton congregation About llfty colored convert were baptised at Hopkinsvllle Sunday I Subscribe for THE Ibm UUBIS WHtKE ML tTfAILS S USStaflineCONSUMPTI01SL CHRISTIE ENDEAVOR Toplo Tar the Week Beginning flee 0011tJorlrThIll 15 A New Year mrjtlnf The references in these passages are to tho II book of lifeati expression of frequent occurrence In tho Scriptures InMts figurative uso in tho Old Tests ment It is the register of tho covenant peqple There nnd elsewhere it also re font to tho list which God keeps in heaven of those who era life whose names as it were aro written iii a book giving them a title to eternal life It contains a list of tho righteous and Insures to thoso whose names are written therein life before God first In the earthly kingdom of God nUll then eternal life also It is the record book of God in which Ho Cpa the nnuTos of those who are faithful and trno to Him In Christ and from which lIe blots out the names of nil who are unfaithful to Him The reference suggests that 1 If our names are written in tho book of life it ehonld cause us great joy Luke x 30 To tho 70 on their return from their missionary four and their report of their great power that even devils were subject to them Jesus said Notwithstanding in this rejoice not that the spirits are subject unto you but rejoice rather because your names are written in heaven To have power over evil spirits for tho good of mankind would certainly bo cause for rejoicing but how much greater cause for rejoicing is the fact that our names am written In this Lambs book of life That record tells ns that wo are saved saved for time and eternity It tells us that we are the children of God and that God is special ly interested in us and exercises special care and control of us If anything in the world can cause us joy this fact should and a joy that will manifest it self in gratitude to God and eon ocra tion to His service 2 If our names are written in the book of life our one aim in life should be to see that they are not blotted out They may bo blotted out Moses prayed that his name bo blotted out for the good of Israel which of course could not be done In Rev iii 5 Jesus says lie that overcometh the same shall be clothed in white raiment and I will not blot out his name out of the book of life This statement shows that It is possible for our names to be blotted out of Gods book of life What a sad catastrophe such a fate would bet If the chief joy of earth is In having our names written in heaven who can do scribe the sorrow of having them blot ted out t But though they may yet they need not be blotted out If we overcome overcome sin overcome triaJt overcome unbelief they shall not be And Jesus will help us so that wo can overcome Ho has overcome tho world and through Him Wo zany over cornell Let us be faithful to God in Christ and keep our names in the book of life fort thus only can we enter heaven Thenshall in nowise enter into it any thing that defileth but they which are written in the Lambs book of life Bible Headings Ex xxxii 3033 Reel xII 13 14 Isa iv 8 Dan xii 13 Math xii 30 37 Acts xvII 30 31 Rom iI 1210 I Cor Iv G Phil Ir 13 Heb xii 2224 I Pet Iv 15I Rev xIII 8 xvII 8 xx 1316xxi 27 In the Shadow We must all go there sometime The glare of the daylight is too brilliant Our eyes becomo injured and unable to discern the delicate shades of color or appreciate neutral tintsthe shadowed chamber of sickness the shadowed house of mourning the shadowed life from which the sunlight has gone But fear not It is the shadow of Gods hand He is leading thee There are lessons which can be learned only there The photograph of His face can be only fixed in the dark chamber But do not suppose that He has cost thee aside Thou art dill in His quiver Ho has not flung thee away ns a worthless thing He is only keeping thee close till tim moment comes when He can send theo most svlftly and surely on some errand In which He will be glorified 0 shadowed solitary one remember how closely the quiver is bound to the war rior within easy reach of tho hand and guarded jealously IRev F B Meyer The EnBlUh Prayer Book The English Prayer Book Is what it is to tho English because it grew with that people and it could ingrain itself in national character because it was in itself in some sense a product of na tional evolution from faroft AngloSax on times The history of tho Prayer Book reaches far beyond the First Book of Edward VI Tho ancient parts of tho liturgy are witnesses and as it were title deeds of tho historic con tinuity of our catholicity and of Eng lish character Churchman Sclfl hnr and Self Love Selfishness is a vice self love is a virtue Selfishness is the root of all vice then vice increases selfishness and selfishness in turn loads on to morn itnd greater vice Selfishness and sin net and react one upon the other Self love on the contrary is a virtue and the foundation of all virtue of all religion of all spirituality Christian Standard The Habit of SJn There should be present to us the thought that thero is a possibility of our being hardened in sin A sin re pealed directly tends to the formation of a sinful habit A duty neglected has the same effect working directly to in diil rence to duty and therefore to a deadened spiritual sensibHity United Prejbyterian All Edge of Uiiefiilneii Adversity in the grindstone on which wo lose enough to put nn edge of use fulness on our lives Cbrisflan In striictor Grasp iIind Lose All Jifany people jiro so Intent on grasping that they lose Btctxngth nerves appetite diges tion Fortunately the BO bo restored btakinp JlUtml1ioysuccess tion strougnorvosanti a clear brain It does the same ror weak and tinwl women Hoods Pills cure sick headache indigestion Tho Interstate Commerce Com mission has granted an exton sCon of time to wIthin yJIzihi to with the require itcats ofthosnfetyappliauCO law Jn automatic couplers power of tralnbrllkes on cars to August 1 1000 Jlev I Htreed wishes to express tltrough TUB BEE his appreciation of tbo numerous Christmas remom bmnces bestowed upon himself and faaiiily by kind friends The Smallpox quarantine at Dycus burg has eenllriedf 1ffLJ U LATE NEWS FROM MANILA Col Bell and tfie ThirtySixth Have a Sharp Encounter Near AlaminosT- HETHIRTYFOURTU HAVE A SCRAP TOOI Tile TwentyWrit nna ThlriySec ond Ailil In tho netortl Caiit llriMTiicllH Cumpni In 1itnny llnvo n llrimh Xrnr Snln llehelt SurrfiitlcrhiR to Anierlrunc Manila Dec 20 110 p mCol J Franklin Hell of the Thirtysixth In fantry encountered ISO Flllptuni ThurKtlay near Alumlnos provluee 01I Zambalcti anil killed wounded or trip aured 28 of them Our troops olso ol tamed possession of a nunjbcr ofiand n quantity of this AnieiTcan fats wounded- A lIdeluehment of the Thlrtyfoiith infantry encountered a hand of tleIenemy Snturday at Arlato provFnce of New Vlzcuya nUll routed them Ing two nUll wounding or capturing 13 The American also seized u qiuu tity ot ammunition The TwentyUral regiment nttatKcd a Filipino outpost Sunday near In lumbu scattering thrill and killing five of the enemy The Thlrtysecpijd regiment Sun day had n brush with the enemy fionr the mountins northwest ot lnnluplI Jnn One American wns troops captured 12i head of cattle niul brought them to tirankl Ilatuau pior hive In the island of Panay Ctil Ilrownella company ot the fwenty sixth Infantry fought the enemy nri r Sala The rebels lost heavily nmltlie Amerlcnriifcnpturcil n number of rllii The rebels who lied from Pami to Itomblen Islniul are surrendering to the American garrison from Panay The funeral of MajUen Lawton will take place December 30 The remains will be embarked on the transiiirt Thomas IRISHMEN TO INVADE CANADA The Aro Nalil to be Ilnnnlnrx nn In vnftlon of Canada In the Xeur Iuturr Boston Dec nA movement look lug to the invasion ot Canada by tho Fenians and Advanced Irish Xatlonal Uts him been agitated for some time by lenders of these organizations In anti around llostou Col Kogcr F Scannell who has been Identified with Irish agitations for many years sold that there was to bo a meeting of prominent Irish Nationalists In Phila delphia next Sunday or Monday to dill cuss the question of Invading Canada This meeting Col Scanncll says will be followed by another In lbs ton when reports from the Philadel phia meeting will be made by Boston delegatesCol said that the present would be a good time for the Invasion as the troops of Canada are being sent away to take part In the African war It line been agitated for years eon tinued the colonel thlltCmntln should either be annexed to the United States or should have an ImlcjKndent govern ment of her own The present African war will In my opinion see the first break In the British umpire With an army of 100000 Irish nationalists en gaged In the invasion of Canada il would make things interesting for the English government Itcfcrrinp to the Fenian Invasion of Canada of many years ago Col Scan nell italiMt was a falure because thieve were too many jfenerals and colonels and no discipline This would not happen now he said since the men are well organized all over the country and have confidence In their lead ert THE RESULT OF A CATS BITE llenlh of Altrnliuiu 1 lrfrvrc ut- Grrrnlitml 1n Prom llydroiilio bin Frurn n Cut lUte Lancaster 1111 Dec 87 Abrntn 7 Lefevre a farmer of Greenland vpeil 45 years died here from hydrophulila He was bitten of the hand by a rat about four months ago but did nrt feel any ill effects from the wound un til Saturday when his arm became stiff Sunday he became violently HI and It was necessary to keep him un der the Influence of opiates Demure Jlnnnalnc Quite Xew York Dec 3tcontract was signed ycstenlaytransferrlnff all copyrights title and subscription lists of Demorests Magazine to Robert non ners Sons Dcmorestn Magazine will bo discontinued and the fashion and patters departments HalfMinute Talks anil World Vroeress will be continued in the Ledger Monthly habeas Curiiun Ce Coiitlnuril Topeka Kas Dec 7The hearing of the habeas corpus case of John 1 lIe ce the Iowa member of the Unit id Mine Workers Association of America who was sent to jail at Fort Scott for contempt of the United States ourt originally set for today before Judge Thayer at SK Louis baa been continued till January 1 Fatal SfoneTIirowlnirH- opklniivlllo Ky Dec 20 Because Ennine Johnson ngid 10 remonstrat rd with hint for kicking a cow Brow le1 Campbell colored hurled a stone at the boy fracturing his skull nn1 driving the bones into hula brain JoliM lOp la dying He is the son of a prow went ell izen- DWIGHT L MOODY AT REST IFUllerlr the Aioleil KvitnaelUt at Lnt Nortliflelil Masi lnterrcil- nt Hound 11 hast Northnehl Mass Dec 27Pu pral services over the remains ol Dxvlght La Moody were held at tin Congregational church before u large faiilleiice Men who for many years havu been connected with Mi1 McmlyY work took nrt Item I I Schoflcld Ifiof1lclntecJ nMlstcil by Hev A Tjjrtvy of the Moody Bible Institute o There were sirvKes at the lute residence ot Mr Moody early in the dujonjj relatives and close friend preuent Dr SchoflclU rend tin ticrlptnns antI Mr Torrey offered prayer At the public funeral BenIce the muvlc WHB reiulurcd by the choir of ISC students An invocation was followed liy the scripture liSoneual by Jlev A T Pie won of Brooklyn Dr Scho flelji tlicil delivered the eulogy In which he gave an estimate of jhe man niiji hlvorl and inuJe extendf l refer ence to the source ot his creatnesn t un air lurifj louowco ur ccno field His eulogy was based upon Mr Moody life exemplifying the grace oi God Following Mr Torrey remarks were made by llcv H G Weston of Crozlci theological ncmlnary Chester Pa Rev A TTIcruon of Brooklyn NAt llishop Mullalleu of Boston nnd Her J W Chapman of NKW York The body Was then carried to the burial place nt Hound Top The ChOMUI wing MeMis Lover of my Mull lifter prayer And a benediction the body was lowered to Its resting Place PINNACLE ROCK IS NO MORE itll of tim Mounter Ilouliler lint OvcrhuiiK Iniiitirrliinil lnji Trim Much Dnmnue Heine Cumberland lap Trim Doc 7 Tlitf celebrated Iliinuclr rock which overhung Cumberland Gup juid win 1 noted natural flpeutnile foil fontslofty height Tim town wan auakcnH tIf by nn earthquake ns tin iiniiicneo inns weighing lumdrrilH of toisoiim tumbling down The course of lerock wan from tlietown nnd no this have been reported lost although win Mdrrnblp property wax destroyed HASTINGS MINN BURNED l- urlv lure lllookn In the llnilnrn- Iortlitn or the Toirn letritil- of InpviiilliirT OrlilluI St Paul lInn Dec GA a5t1ngI Minn special to the Dispatch says Nearly three blocks at buildings in lie business portion of the town prlnelI pally fronting on Vermllllon street were burned early yesterday with JIloss of about IZOOouu The fire broke out In U C Ubby ik CUB Raxvniill evidently the work of nn Incendiary WHERE HAS UWRICKEY GONE Sin ot Un Necu Inr Mcrnl 1iys anil III Irleniln nre llrromlnu Aiulum Son Francisco lee7Ibe rvla lives of II W Jlicltry salt of J K Itlckey of the JlofTinau house New York lire anxious to discover hli whereabouts lIe was u guest at the Ialuce hotel for a short time this month and left there ostensibly to go to a sanitarium to undergo a Mirgioal operation lie lisa not bent seen or heard from for ten days They Jot J o Hooly New Ports Iud Dec 2IIc bur glars entered the private Ittnk of Urn Sharp Thursday night mid blew the wife open with nltroglycerlne The txplonlon blew out the front door and wIndows of the building and aroused lltirenn Shots were exchanged with the burglars who succeeded In escap ng hut failed to secure any money Cuiiumninnii Uontellea Shine Boston Dec 23 Congtewman Charles A lioutelle Is resting very comfortably at ounlIholel where he was stricken with congestion of the brain Thursday afternoon The phy sician In attendance announced Jhat there was a great chance In the pv tlenta condition and recovery would be rapid t illicit ftlntci rnlriillly Washington Dec 21 Secretary ot State Hay line sent a reply to the pro test of the hoer government reiterat lag the neutrality of the United State at the present war and declaring thai American citizens In tradingwith both belligerents violate no neutrality obligation Dropped Und lu ISIs llotrl Denver Col Dec t6Vilhiahui Wifld ruff of Chicago wll known und hiv ing mining hitcrotx In Colnnidt dropped dead In his room at tim Ox ford hotel last night lie lund lcell itoplnir at the hotel since the Deccm her lit Heart disease caused his death Klllril tir U Mine Uxilo lou tlreenwood II CI Dec 2l nn I explosion Sunday In the Snow Shoe minI at Phoenix camp caused by drillinG into an ok blast that hail missed fire John Nelson was killed stud Stanley Mel od fatally Injured DnUr of Vetniln lrr DmilI- xinUon Dec 3hlduke of West inlnRter the richest nobleman In En gland and a grefit favorite of Queen Victoria tiled 1riilay lifter n brlel lllnefH aged 71 He hind long been a sufferer from asthma and other throat and client trouble Aliened liens Gold Yield Ballna Kan Pee 23TIIeh gold bearing quartz has ben found near the western line of Saline county Ias The discovery was mide by Tliomns Mullen u farmer while digging n well DEAD HEROES OF THE MAINE The Iliiltlmlilp Vexes Wild Their IlriiinliiK Arrive nt Newport Ncttn Vii Xewjiort News Vo Dec 261h8 battlefchip Texas In command of Copt SIgslree arrived hero shortly lieforD noon yesterday with the remains of the men who lost their lives by tho jeslructlon of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor The bodies of the hAl Maine heroes which were brought up mi theTexoH will be transferred to i CheKopcake Ohio train today at 12 oclock and will be taken to Washing Ion for Interment In Arlington cease tory next Thursday WINSTON CHURCHILL SAFE lie Made IIU Was Match to Delnuon- llaj Whence lie CHliled to lila Slather London Dec 23Lady Rin lolpli Churchill lies received a cable this patch from her son Vlnston Churchill who wus captured by the Doers In Natal and taken to Pretoria and whose escape from there was an nounced December 11 saying he hall arrived safely at Delagoa flay Unit Wreck an ihp Northern Pacific Butte Mont Dee Gh special Ui the Miner from Mlsnoula Mont astys Uy a wreck on the Northern Pacific yesterday morning about nix oclock six miles cast of near Mouths four nidi were killed and several injured Uiorc or less seriously 3llH Sainlcmon AcqultteiJ Marshall Mich Dee S4Fhie cast of Int gnnikraon charged with attempting to murder her husband by feeding him ground glass in isis oat meal went to the jurytfrldny evening and at midnight a verdict of not guhlt44returned Illnck hula Gold Output Lead S D Boa 24Thu state In upcctor of mines has completed hi I report It shown the Output of gold In the Black Illllii for the year to be 9 131430 TIde Is an Increase of 2000 000 over the output of last year Subscribe JTor THBBER I k YULETIDEHOLAUSt1E- leven Little Girls Burned to Death at a Christmas School Rehearsal FIVE OTHER GIRLS FATALLY BURNED The Horrible Calamity Occurred at the St Fnnct Cathollo School at Qolnej III Her rather Andrew Tour Sliteri Prof Muiholt snd Jailtor Koettera Injured Qulucy 111 DeZ23Kle eu children were burned to death flYi niece were probably fatally burned and half a dozen other were painfully IJJureJ In a couflagratlon that occurred at a rehears for the annual Chrlstam en tertainmcnt by the children of St Franciss Catholic school at the school house Friday afternoon At three oclock the stage In the au ditorium was filled with pupils ol the school rehearsing for the annual Christmas entertainment The little girls were In dresses of flimsy white Some of them wore strands of cotton butting on their dresses Suddenly u garment come In contact with a burn- Ing gas jet In nn Instant the ohm van funned Into a conflagration Tin little ones screamed and as they anti the sisters rushed to each others as ibitaiice the terror of tim situation enlarged Intenie ElclUmtnU It Will an awful Instant The cries of anguish rang out Into the street The lire department hurtled to tht scene but their work was not u work of heroism out of mercy The names were quickly exlngulslicd but tin task remained of taking out charred bodies and of rescuing the little ones wIse were lying half sat located In the hall Til Deed Elenora Wavering ten years old daughter of Anton Wavering Carlotta Mlddenilorf daughter of W U MlUJendarf- llcrnnJIiio Freund daughter of Jo leph Freund- Mamie Futterer slaughter of Charles Futterer Mamie lllckcy daughter of John ttlckey Mary AlthofT Menu Freiburg daughter of John FielburgMafgaretba Werner daughter ol lohn Werner Josephine Holme Olivia Tempe- AVIlhelmlna KottendorL raUllr Bcrmed Laura Menke Celia Vontlerhaar Lena Zle r- Eleanora Tempe Helena Soebblng PenfthIy u d Sister Theotama Sister Liulwlga Sister Kphmi- Slutir Ititlulptm Itrvereml Father Andrew pastor of- ct Francla Cnthollo church 1rof Munholt Janitor Koetteri In thsiill nt the time were between tOO und COO pupils of the school and 4 number of children from St Ahoy ilua orphan asylum which Is situated tearby The ninth number was a tableau The lllrlh of ChrUt Every one of the little girls ranging in age from right to twelve years who were to tiilc part In It Is either dead or fatally burnedTli Gins Wr rrcparlnc The girls were just preparing to take their places on the stage when the dress of Laurtna Menke uhowaM to rvpresfiit a limb and who was in the act of adjusting her mask repre chUng a iambs head came In con tact with the gas jet in the dressing room In nn instant he was enveloped In tiiii e nnd lu she ran screaming nroiiff the other girls their clothing rncglit tire from hers In this manner the lumen spread A panic followed the discovery of the lire and this Oal1 fil to the lists of life and Increased the lIt of the Injured- VICTORIAWHEAT HARVEST the Colony Will llav About Thlr- tfftt Mlllluna of ButhcU to Spare toe Export Melbourne Victoria Dec 22 T1J rgiiH of thla city publishes n fore tact of the wheat harvest of thlt col ony In which it says that the averngu yield is 037 bushels per acre and that the average surplus Is 13000000 bush els In 1808 the produce of wheat pet acre In Victoria was CUB bushels lu 1607 440 bushels In i890 401 bush els In 189S 833 bushels and In IbOl 1038 bushels llu runt to Death In 111M Home iiilllpolls 0 Dec 23Tile home ot Luke Burst of Cheshire wns bunied lit mIdnIght Thursday night Dan unit eight children were asleep In the rccoiul story An alarm was given nud the father rushed from the house and bade bin children to jump from the highs windows Into his anns Seven cf them were rescued in this man- n r but Clarence a tenyearoju boy was burned to death Spoil It Ha lor Washington Dee S3 James Duarq Taylor one of the important ofllccrs In New York city of the Wagner Pal ace Car Co and a soninlaw of tea founder of 1be company commUtrd eulelde at the Orafton hotel Thurn duty by cutting Ills throat with iS razor SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKES tnirlnlimiii Shade Anything but Star ry III Jinny California Tow Severe Damage Wrought Los Angeles Cal Dec 26At 42S oclock yesterday morning a severe earthquake shock was fell over a large portion of southern California the un dulations lasting about 12 seconds The entire center ft the shock ap peared to have been at San Jacinto a mall town In Klvenide county The tiuelncBH portion of San Juclnto con ilttfl of two bloclu of twostory build- Ing some of whlcj are built of brick Ten or fifteen buildings were dam AGed chimneys being toppled over and walla cracked and shaken The total damage at San Jacinto and Ifqjnlt a Shoal town near by Is estimated at J5UOOO The largo tourist hotel at llcmlt wan damaged and the hospital At Jaclnto also suffered The rear wall of the Johnson block at Hemlt tell No pcrsoii was Injured at either place a hi n bnawa J L J i THROUGH yiSUBUlEO TSAIHSDAlDf NASHVILLE 6 CHICAGO TtlRGUIY rmGwrrn CAnS rn01 IIOIOt1lUJSri fPJEFFRIE50P A onJ1ILUtANG5- JrVuJlllEIN NAjnvttunmt S NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND 4 ST LOUIS RAILWAY PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville situ Clrnttauoogn Atlanta Augtuttn Mncon Jackson yule Knoxville Ashisrihlo Vnshi- hisgtoii IJnitlnioro New York rortuinouth Norfolk Jaak onlMcmphill Little Hock 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