The Bee from Earlington, Kentucky • Page 4

tt 0 4 THE BEE EARLINI TON KY I 3ee PAUL MOORE Edtior and Publisher SUBSCRIPTION RATES one Year 100 Six months 60 Threo Months 2 Single Copies Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspondents wanted In all parts of the county Address us for par ll1rtleulars ticulars Telephone No 47 THURSDAY AUGUST 151901 WIIILK we believe in foreign missions and think it is right and proper to send missionaries to darkest Africa and heathen China we are still more in favor of doing a little missionory work at home There are children in our midst and possibly some older re persons to whom tho story of the babe cradled in a manger in Bethlehem of Judea would read like a romance While our Sun daySchools have a moderately fair attendance there are enough children on the streets on Sunday smoking cigarettes and otherwise injuring themselves to fillall of our Sundayschools to their capacity A little missionary work along this line would not be amiss If the heathen Online would attend one of our Sunday base ball games and hear the Co mauchee yells and Toton war whoops that break the calm of the Lords day they would no doubt try and send us a missionary Missions like all other good things begin at home and until vye can arrange to get the heathen at home saved it is a useless expenditure of time andI money to send missionaries to theI heathen on the other side of the I 0 world who are a law unto them I selvesC I Republicans Must Choose 1I The Republicans of other sec I tions of the State can learn a lesson from the Republicans ofI a Hopkins county Both in thel ticket and in the platform result 1 ing frem the recent county convention ti they seem to have done Unusually well Glenns Graphic edited by Demo an independent 4 crat and recognized as one ofs I the cleanest and ablest of the country papers says of thef ticket ticketNo No political party in Hopkins I county ever before nominated a cleaner or a better ticket than the 1 one that was named last Monday afternoon at the tabernacle by the Re publicans of this county From thet highest to the lowest from top tot bottom and from bottom to top it is composed of men in whom the peog plo everywhere have the utmost confidence There is not a man in the whole lot who is not a worthy And intelligent citizen a good and honorable gentleman a man who tands well In the community in I which he lives It is a sober moraln I upright ticketa ticket of which the Republicans are proud Of the platform adopted the Graphic says It is a platform that cannot be attacked successfully It is a platf form eaiy to comprehend It is a I platform that plaecs home above politics that appeals to the better element of the thinking people a platform that speaks for itself It sIs a platform that is perhaps not a wholly Republican perhaps nots wholly Democratic but a platform 1 that to a very great extent rises 4it clear above politics it With such a ticket and such a platform the Republicans of1J Hopkins county ought to have II an excellent chance to win If a similar policy had prevailed throughout Kentucky there would be no doubt of Republi can success in the legislative contest i contestThere There is one paragraph in the Hopkins resolutions especially worthy of commendation It is i this We declare that public office is a public trust and civil officers are servants of tho people Our officers i should be sober discreet moral competent and of good demeanor True merit should be the test of fitness for office Wo are opposed tot ring rule and machine methods The voice of the people should be heard il and their rights respected and interests protected Obviously tho Sapp machine could not adopt such a platform The Repuljlicm party in Louisville cannot stand for these truths without repudiating Sapp and his methods QTho Republi can State organization must repudiate Sapp or put itself in antagonism to the Republicans of Hopkins county The Republican party must be one tiling or another over the entire State It cannot stand for honesty and decency in one county and fraud and corruption in other Does Mi Snpp orthe Hopkins organi zation represent the Republicans 1of Kentucky The two methods are before the party It cannot escape a choice It must stand 1for one or the other Will it lower the Hopkins plan and seek to build up a strong and table organization in Kentucky rand by contrast in both principles and men or will it insure the triumph of the Goebel machine by embracing Goebelism and establishing it as the guiding prin ciple of the party Louisville Post August 0 ATTENTION CALLED To the Meeting of the Kentucky Sunday School Association at Danville cmnroue tion of the KentuckyJSundaySchool Association will be held at Danville beginning Augustf20 nndlcon tinnIng three days The program is un usually fine having on it the names of some of the most prominent Sunday School workers of the world The executive committe of our county is anxious that we send a large delegation Every Sunday school is entitled to oiie delegate for each hundred or fraction thereof enrolled These are elected by the schools and represent them All ordained ministers are exofficlo delegates Besides these each county is allowed ten delegates at large It is desired that each Sunday school elect one or more delegates this morning if itlias not already done so All who attend are required to take with them credentials In the absence of tho county president the secretary will issue credentials on application Send names at once to Prof Neel Danville Ky if free entertainment is desired For further information apply to Mus LiaiiTFOOT County Secretary 424 South Ingram street Hender son Ky Farming in Colorado and New Mexico The Denver Rio Grande Railroad The Scenic Line of the World has prepared an illustrated book upon the above I subject which will be sent free to farmers desiring to change I I their location This publication gives valuable information in re gard to the agricultural horticultural and live stock interests of this section and should be in 4 the hands of everyone who desires sires to become acquainted with the methods of farming by irri gabon Write Hooper TA Denver Colo Price of Coal Still Holds JThe The GlobeDemocrat has the following to say in regard to the I price of coal Investigation fails to reveal any change in the prices of steam coal i since last week Local dealers quote i steam coal East St Louis at 125 per ton though in some in I stances as low as 115 has been madeE madeTalk Talk of rate cutting still continues but notl1Ingdefinlte be nothing can ascer talnedc talnedAnthraolte Anthracite is reported 10 per cent higher or seventyfive cents a ton 4 above what it was this time last year Anthracite is quoted at 725 for small and 760 for large The difference to St Loulsans being about 180000 on the 240000 tons consumed i Dealers say that a combination between the anthracite mine owners of the East is responslblo for it A I strong evidence that such a AI nation exists is the fact that small i dealers can make no more advantageous I terms than large ones I I Plenty of anthracite is reported to I be in Bight but dealers should not i be surprised if a scarcity exists this 6 talli tallIn In addition to the shortage in our rainfall this summer it transpired that the Canadians and Britons era 5 diverting the waters of the Klondike river BRAINY MEN TO MEET AMERICAN ASSOCIATION FOR THE ADVANCEMENT OF SCIENCE Annual Scmlon to He Held In Den ver Every Branch Covered by Main or Affiliated Societies Presi dent Chnrle Sedgvrlclc Minot From Aug 24 to 31 the American Association For the Advancement cf Science one of the most Important of our technical societies will hold Its an nual meeting In Denver The Colorado city Is fortunate In securing this con vention It will be a notable gathering of savants among them men high In American education and research Denver and Colorado are preparing enthusiastic welcomes for the conven Lion Much of the enthusiasm Is due toI the efforts of the energetic local com mittee of which Mr II A Herrlck of Denver Is chairman The coming meeting of the association will ho the fiftieth although its semicentennial was observed in Boston three years ago The association is expressing Its purpose briefly body of scientists and those Interested in scl entitle research who meet once a year Inrestlgas Lions of the past twelvemonth Its pur pose is well expressed In its title and It lies worthily lived up to it since Its inception Each session Is held in a different North American city The scientists always meet during the sum mer when they elect ns president for ethe ensuing year a man eminent in some particular branch The association meets In sections which together cover the field of sci once There are A mathematics and astronomy physics chemistry mechanical science and engineering geology and geography zoology 0 botany anthropology I social and economic science physiology and experimental medicine The asso elation also serves as a center for the meetings of various scientific bodies which have become nlQIIatcd with it Any person who feels an interest In the advancement of science may be come a member of the association upon recommendation in writing by two I I CHABLES 6EDQWICK MUfOT Pieildent of the American Association Fcr tho Advancement of Science members or fellows and election by the council Special efforts are of course made to secure members doing active I wort In science but all intelligent Americans are welcome The small admission fee and the inconsiderable annual dues are amply repaid by the ex ceedingly valuable reports proceedIngs etc that arc supplied to the members The association publishes In addition a weekly journal called Sci enCl This Is sent free to members At the present time there are about U100 members Included in the list of active fellows are such well known names as Newcomb Langley Morsej Mcudunhall and Brush all of whom have been presidents at the associa tion The membership consists of members fellows patrons correspondIng members and honorary fellows Fellows are elected by the council from such of the members us are profession ally engaged In science or have aided I in Its progress The members of the council or governing board are the past presidents the vice presidents of the two previous meetings the officers for the coming meeting and a fellow from I each section I Charles Sedgwick Minot who will preside over the coming meeting la one of the most eminent biologists of the world He Is a Massachusetts man 40 years old And la professor of histology and human embryology In the Harvard medical school Dr Minot was educated at the Massachusetts In stitute of Technology and at the universities of Lelpslc Paris Wurzburg and Harvard He has been connected I with the last named university since I I II WL1 Teething I MThen the baby is most likeII Iy nervous and fretful and 8 doesnt gain In weight 8 weightJ i Scotts Emulsion ji 2 is the best food and medicine I jjS I gain from the start I Send for 1 tree ample 1 flrcorn JIOWNE Clicmlrti cbemiksy Yo sec sad 100 all drugilitaI 00 1Lw Doctors7SayBilious Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompanied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels The Secret of Health The liver is the great driving wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out of order the whole system becomes deranged I and disease is the result Tutts Liver Pills Cure an Liver Troubles I 1SSO Dr Minot Slag maUl CUUIIlUCln ble research principally of the physi ology of respiration of the muscles and of the phenomena of growth death and ago In their biological aspects He has contributed a large number of pa pens to scientific journals and has also embodied the results of his Investiga tions in books that have won International fame He Is a member of many scientific societies and was general sec rotary of tho American Association For the Advancement of Science in 1883 In 1890 Dr Minot became one of its vice presidents and last year he won tho high honor of an election to the presidency presidencyVnlnaliie Vnlnaliie Street Paving Probably the most valuable street crowing In the country Is one at Man hnttnu Knn which consists of flat stone lals hearing petrified footprints of ptvhlstorc birds They were collected Vy a spolosloal student attached for freight lcfi rid finally tnken by the torn irrrIisl to repair the crossing TV valuable side how ever Is kept un derl1llthI Clout He Spoke Excuse me Mr said the waiter ns hs ois3ired man emptying the matchbox Imo lli overcoat pDrtcit them Is patent safety matches and wont light dnly VA the bay I ihrtn viva Your grammar Is ntro clove jt 1la jui you spoke And rcr i a flt flu ho took the bo and PJt It Ii I vVpt Prolioiigo iTOBACCO TOBACCO SPIT ITO You can be cured of any form of tobacco using easily be made well strong magnetic full of new life and rigor by taking NOTOBAC that makes weak men strong Many gain ten pounds in ten days Over GO3OOO cured All druggIsts Cure guaranteed Book let and advice FREtt Address ST1RIIlG STIRIING1ig Died Mrs Carlle Eastwood wife of Mr Burgess Eastwood departed this life last Friday after an illnese of three weeks The remains were carried to Sebree Saturday for interment My baby was terribly sick with the diarrhoea says Doak of Williams Oregon We were unable to cure him with the doctors assistance and as a last resort we tried Chamberlains Colic Cholera happyto to say it gave immediate relief and a complete cure For Bale by St Bernard Drug Store Earllngton Geo King St Charles Ben Robinson Mortons Gap It is fenred that the war in South Africa has reached the bushwhacking stngo Neither side seems to be able to win in the open Mr Daniel Bnntz Otterville la says Have had asthma and avery bad cough for years but could get no relief from the doctors and mcdi dines I tried until I took Foley Honey and Tar It gave immediate relief and did me more good than all other remedies combined Jno Taylor TaylorHe He becometh poor that deal eth with a slack handSolomon Have You Seen Jt7 We keep Dr Cal we 1s Syrup SyrupPepsin dont happen to see it why ask for it The manufacturers guarantee it to cure Dyspepsia and all forms of Stomach Troubles Sold bv Jno Taylor To do nothing teaches to do evil We pay 20 per week anfl expenses for men or women with rigs to introduce our Poultry Mixture and insect Destroyer in the country Address EXCELSIOR FOOD Co Parsons Kan Married Miss Frankie Stokes and Albert Keown left yesterday morning for Evansville where they were married and are spending their honeymoon at Owensboro Miss Frankie was one of the BEE angels for many years and is a good faithful girl and has many friends here who wish her all happiness in her new life Mr Keown is a popular tonsorial artist and has many well wishers THE BEE wishes them every success and holes that the guiding star of love and hope may ever shine down the dim vistas of their coming days and rest oer their couch when time with them shall bo no more and then career to Its appointed place ill the blue heaven and continue its ceaseless revolutions around the gUtterI lug throne of his Majesty on high 1I ieo feeee ee oeee oe ewoe eee eoe ee eee 1 WHERE DO YOU TRADE i A 1 53 fa cc sad QtB 3 I 1 i c3 mdO IOc 5 oc uC ud 5 uO 1 0 I Say Do You Buy Dry Goods Dress Goods Silks Clothing Hats Shoes Shirts Underwear etc where you can get anywhere From 75c to 90c on the Dollar You do yourself as well as the dear ones dependent upon you an injustice when you fail to plant your dollar in the most productive soil GOOD GOODS LOW PRICES POLITE SALESPEOPLE Residence ResidenceTelephones Telephones Telephonesas asIfi 4p1 per month tfifi A cc CIot Clot ra 1 ao 0 i I Clot La Tw xc roe 0 0 i I ic i tr i Bi11OICO 1M MADISONVILLE KY A DOLLARS WORTH FOR A DOLLAR i 00cNeNONee secs eee 0 lMMMMMsMMMNNMtM0N0MOMtvsss ssMMM WMOAMFSr I I Painless Dentistry rI I Teeth Extracted and Filled Without Painf I hi Using the latest and most armless I anaesthetics and all the Modern Appliances known to Dental I Surgery I I Work Guaranteed i Lowest 1Possible 1J with the I Best 1York I I I REN FOP 0 i POSTOFFICES I Ie4 sIwtlesJG4 ww I tw a ohoAo tea iSo dao oQ 4 SUBSCRIBE TO THEbb 5 4 bA Cumberland Telephonebb i and Telegraph Companys 4LOCAL AND LONGDISTANCE SERVICE bit bit bJt Business tt Telephones as low as gIe50i per month EMt We place you in communica tfltion with Mt Mttfi tfi 20000000 PeopleI tfl Who transact an enormous Mt Mtfi fi dally business Mt i Etfi bttfl tflbe done doneef CALL CENTRAL FOR INFORMATION NO CONTRACTS REQUIRED i IHJB 1 I AMERICAN INVESTMENT CtiM Incorporatedt 25000RESERVE og RESERVE SURPLUS 1 001 125000 0 125000AMOUNT AMOUNT JftAddress Address all correspondence to HOME OFFICE LEXINGTON KY GOOD TERMS TO FIRST CLASS AGENTS I.