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FIFTY-FIFTH EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1897. per be scut to jail without ball, and he was locked up. FOR THE FAR NORTH. NO. 14 CONQnES9. TUB CiYT OF REFUGE. OTHERWISE at tho UNNOTICED. National Capital. Permanent Malt RiMto I'rom Seattle to the Upper Yukon nnd Alaska. Skattlk, Wash., April a. Informo A rialn Statement of ConditionsThe no-tlon has been received In this city that lief Comnilttvo of tho Itlutl Cltr Ncnrly nt tho Kn.l of Its Ite. tho ffovcrnmont is endeavoring to esonrocs Alii Needed. tablish a pennan"nt mall route between Seattlj and cltlct on the upper A rialn Stnti-mrn-t of Conditions. Yukon and Alaska. Tho schemo will Wabiii.noton, April 7. Messrs. K. C. ncrcssltato tho operation of a Hno of snisll steel steamer. on Lake Linden QravcH nnd J. S. McnUen, representing man, mall to bo transferred to them tho citizens' relief committee of Memfrom regular Alaska steamers, probably phis, Tenn., organized for tho purpose of relieving the people of the flooded at Dye a. country trihutnry to that city, have arAN ILLINOIS HEROINE. rived In tho city. They have prepared I Til E senate was not In sonilon on tho 3d. tho hou a message was rooctred from the She Tackled a Tlilovlnz Tramp und Pat the following statement which they ennto trancmltllnc tha Joint renolutlon author- will submit to tho president. Hlra to l'lljjht-A.Tes- tod and Jailed. unit mo ecrclBry of tho navy to transport In FIFTV TOWNS U.NIIISIl WATKR. 111., OAnr.ixvu.i.K. April 4. Miss IUb!o American vchsoW, wlilehho shall char- "From Minion, Ark., noi tit of Mem i phtrlbutlons of the pooplo of the United Amelia Herrlck, of (llrard, is tho heroUutrlho famlnO'Klrleken pooplo of India ine of a dexperato encounter with n phis, to Greenville, Miss., there are now Iter Nome the resolution wax adopt Ibycommin consont Tho house adjourned tramp who broke Into her house Fri- at least GO towns nnd villages under water, und a territory extending from day. While one vagrant watched litll tho 7th. the other entered and pointed a 100 miles north of .Memphis to 200 miles ' " no wnaic, oa inonm, Mr. inanaier (rep.. revolver at her mother's breast The south nnd live to 40 miles wide is sub,tlon in trado and production and uuthorlxlnu plucky plrl, who is uiti iculnr, sprang merged nnd devastated by the Hood. 'combinations to enalilo mcrohnntii, manufacof ' thousands of acres turer and producer of commodities subject to upon Mm, and nftor a struggle, I n Hundreds will slio was severely cultivated with ( growbruised, of inier-stutcommcrro to maintain prk-eand which prollts notwlthsundlnx business depression,' wrested tho weapon away, when he ing crops arc included in the which hu hold hit would pntiH uh an amendment fled. They were nrivitj.l an 1 jailed. submerged territory, mid there are to tho rullroad kkIIiw bill. Hlmuld tho latter be from 60,000 to 00,000 people whoso prop Appointments Coiillrmcd by thoHrnato. brought torwunl A liH.ilullrtn prolactins nnd wIiosl u,"Ulnt the trial of Oen. Uuts Kit cm by l Washington, April 3. Tho Kenitte erly has been was adopted by it vote of yesterday confirmed tho following business has been suspended thereby. Ayes, to. nays. 0 . ...Tho house vru n n In sesThe nmotint of damage to property is nominations: sion William H. Shallenbcrger, of Penn- Incalculable. In addition to tho growIk the senate, on tho AlU. tho in iruln, hour ing crops which have besn destroyed, was devoted to a healed discussion of ttv) Cuban sylvania, to bo second ojjtstant postmathousands of head of working slock question, the subject beliu Mr. Morgan's resoster-general. lution declaring that a state ot war exists In Charlemagno Tower, of 1'ennsylva. and of cattle have been drowned and Cuba and moxnltln.' tnlh parties us bolllxer starved. mis, which lost Its plnco on tho calendar. Most nla, to 1j minister to Austria-Hungar- Rpcclul Sptnlon In the senate, on tho lnL durlni tho hour ot Iho opening noislon, a Joint resolution wat tKiued nuthorlzliur the socrotarv of the nnvv to plnooa war voxel and a churtored merchant 1 vosmI at tho dlipoiial of tha ooltoctor of tho of Now York for tramnorlliw suppllo to rel'ivo tho fiimhhlnif noor of India. Tho rono lutlon ofTorcd by Mr. Morion (dom., Ala.) on to totters of Maximo Oomox to President Clcvo-lan- d and President MoKlnloy vraa pasiod, at by Mr. Mill Idem. in tha revolution BVx ) ns to the obllmitlon assumed by the Jiined males toward tho pooplo of Cuba In as- ertlnir una inalntalnlnir tho rlaht tODrerent tho acquisition of the Island by any European owcr. tho Kenalo was In executive letnlon from I p. m. until 5:15, vrhan U adjourod to the ta ...too nou.no wm not In vonlonon the GRANT BAY IN GOTHAM. MOTHER ProparatlonB For tho Monumont Dedication on April 27. A Marina Dlaphty Wilt ho Included AND TWO DAUGHTERS Uoprosontatlvo Momphlans r dlscu-isln- ottt-did- o s drum-lirih- court-marti- Samunl C Origgj, one of tho pioneer book publishers of the west, died in Chicago Monday night. The United States supreme court decides that the Western Union need not pay the tax on Its poles In St. Louis Tho fifth annual session of the Trl Stale Mcdicnl society of Iown. Illinois and Mlssourl.is in session tit M. Louis. Gen. Gomel li reported to have been slightly wounded by the explosion of a shell In a recent engagement In Cuba. Miss Snrali Smith, of near Overton, Tenn., while attempting to crois I.aglo creek on a water grato was washed off and drowned. Patrick Farral, an Inmate of the soldiers' homo at Qutncy. 111., met his death by falling on the street and breaking his neck. The secretary of the interior accepted d the resignation of Henry U. Hell, deputy coiniubuioncr of pensions, lo take cfTeet immediately. Tho battleship Iowa, In aprellmltiary trial, Monday, over the olllcinl course olf tho Massachusetts coast, showed an average speed of 17.'J luioU. Frank Lauioiint, a wouu.led who was imprisoned in tho j:ill at Gunntanaino, but was liberated, has been expelled from Cuba. Judge Hubbard, of !outh Hen I. In.L, holds that the new law by which prisoners over 20 ycarj of ago aro snt to tho reformatory for larceny Is unconhoc-onKnglt-di-ma- John II. Gordon Kxpected to Head In tha the HIS Land Parade. Oen. Jennie Klrby, Win uhot anil sarlously Shot and 8erloaly Injured by a Vounj Man Juat from nn Imiaiie Asylum. K1.VCAID, Kas., April 0. Mrs. AV. II. Ilurkoy and her daughters, Effle and vv 1 Pr?TMr9 II I VV I f vV v stitutional. of the day was given to the consideration of the bankruptcy bill ..Tho hou was not In ses' sion. TERRIBLE Charles TRAGEDY. .Iacks.onvii.Lk, 111.. April :.- - Shark's a prominent abstract attorney of this city. w fount! Thurs day morning inur.l.'rvd In the ofllce of Drown fc Klrby, where lio worked. Tim janitor found tlu body its he went toojien up the ofllce. The police went to work und found aavcral clew, lead ilng them to arrest C Ij. Draper, a biromtncnt lawyer of this city. I?. hvldence was priluv.l before tho jury miowinr inai urapr is neon upon the sttvvli Wodius lay Tilt Willi his clolitii7 eorerd with IikxI ami his face und liandi stained I tli K"rC' ll i was followed to his own ofllce In lu isaino block whero the murder was kninlltcd, und two wltiussjs test I Hod iHCflnif hltn wonIi his hands and face. t Mood on the door-knoof Urnpcr's Hico and blood on tho Mtilrj bora the Miio tCHtiui ny. lleforo the coroner's ry no told conlllotliijf Htorlcsand con- kulctcd himself scvcrul times. lie denied that ho was anywhere but at his oillco Wednesday night. It tho testimony of tho witnesses uvea that he was near tho scene of murder ution tho street. Tho 3nc.i? Aurv rxeommonded that Drb Ij. Hastings, i I. Hastings, a Jacksonville, (III.,) Attorney, llackrtl to Dralh. Alexander M. Tha&ara, of Ponnsyl-vanito be consul ut Havre, Francs. Anson Iltirllugamo Johnson, of Colorado, to be consul ut Ainou, China. Penroie A. McClaln, of Pennsylvania, to b3 collector of lutornal revenuo for the ilrst district. Also several promotions In tho army. Trial of the Alleged Myrtle Kgclrston , Murderer.!. Va., April 0. a, The prcllmlnnry trial of Anuie Light and Mallssa nnd Vlrl.i Nunly, eharged with murdering .Myrtle (Crgloston, a cousin of Mrt. Lilit. Wgini here toWilson appearing fot day, with the dofensc. Virgle Nunly, one of the accused, Is only 13 yoaw old. Owing to the atrocity of tlu crime, tho ca.se will attract much nttcntion. CirAitLKSTON-cx-llo- THREE WERE DROWNED. Hlnklnc of the Hleamer It. T. Cole Near Clarksvllle, Trnn. Cin'cinsati, April 4. A from Clarksvllle, Tenn., says: steamer U. T. Cole, loaded with Post special The mer- chandise, sank nei.r this city. Three roustabouts wcro drowned and one white man is missing. The boat will be a total loji. A Keiv At I Pakw, April . is Wliip i.iaiui wilUshni lly iki4. '. nllu Cable. upw Atlnntlo cablt nt Calais and I. Fli VflT.r JK. s CARPFTrI OR ft Nee ft j MATTIlMB?f to NBIB STDREI IP SO, COMG THe Dulin, McLeod Vk In the cast; of Will K. Colerick, whoso sensational death at Fort Wayne Ind., I'ACMRItfl I.KFT UTTP.tll.Y DE3TI March 13, was recorded, llle coroner TUTU. "Tho great majority of the sufferers finds that death wai due to accidental arc small fnrmers. mostly negroes, who asphyxiation. The emperor of Austria Is Interesting with the present crop destroyed and i, himself In the case of CosMo of working stock nnd farming-tool- s their imprisoned in Cuba on the charge swept away, nro le.'t. utterly destitute and uiiprepnred to begin work again, of having led the outbreak in Isle of even after the Hoods have subsided. tines last July. While Mis Mamie Morrison win petThe extent of I .e buffering has grown, ting the family buggy horse at Santa beyond the capacity of the local and of private local charities IV, N. M., the animal made a vicious to relieve. relief nttuek upon her, bttlng off the upper Tho citizens' committee of Memphis nrc now caring half of her ear. I). G. Porter, of St. Louis, made nn for from 0,000 to 7,000 refugees from the attempt In the Saratoga hotel, Chicago, flooded distrht, and they nro to end a matrimonial career of but two 8T1I.L AltniVINO 11V months' duration by swallowing an everyday. In addition to this, largo bupplles of provisions are being sent to ounce of laudanum. son Tho of Mrs. Elijah various points in Arkansas and Missisliolander, n widow of Chlllieothe, Mo., sippi, where It Is possible for the ref- died of laud.iiiiim ugees to be cared for on higher ground was administered polioning. 'I he drug by u sister. :i'ed six In relief barges. The utmost that and to years, ulio win playing doctor. can bo Cono by these efforts Is Draper, tho alleged murderer of measurably nnd temporarily relieve the present sulTcring. Tho committee Hastings at Jacksonville, III, will bo have found it very dlfllcult and very nbly defended, as It is said that he will costly to reach a great portion of the call to his defense the fumouj buffercrs, living In the Interior, who Charles P, John ,011, of St. Louis. Alonzo J. WhiU'inan, one.? mayor of can only be reached by skiffs operating steamers that can Duluth, Minn., ut. subsequently nn with leave thu main river. Memphis being in mat.; of the California state prison, tho only point on high ground for is on trial lu New York city charged about 1200 miles north and south It with grand lrrcony in the first degree. Gov. Stephens of Missouri has offered necessarily has become the place of refuge for nil seeking to escape the a reward of O for the arrest and delivery to the sheriff of Grundy county flood In thnt locality. tlie unknown porjon who murdered THE OfiBAlKSl- - fI.OvD KNOW.V I.V THE ot U25, ,1337, In S. VAI.LET. "This flood is the greatest and roost Trenton. The Missouri and tho lakes nrc doing destructive that has ever devastated the Mississippi valley, the water being much toward swelling the Mississippi two nnd a half feet higher than the nnd its effect will be felt within tha highest stago It has ever reached be- next four days. Tho water at Alton, 111., Is at a standstill, and the residents fore "The relief commltteo is thoroughly aro hard nt work preparing for an organized for the purpose of distribut- emergency, Iloth houses of tho Venezuelan coning supplies to the people of the tributary territory, and Its members gress enthusiastically ratified the aro willing to do everything In their Guiana boundary arbitration treaty power, but they have now almost with Great Britain which was negoreached tho end of their resources, and tiated by the United States. There were reluctantly confess their Inability to enthusiastic demonstrations of gratitude to Uncle Sam. copo with tho situation without obtaining relief from the government. It Is understood in ofllclal circles in OFFICIAL INDOnSKMENT. London that the ambassadors at ConRepresentative Oarmack, who repre- stantinople have drawn up an extremesents tho Memphis district in tho ly broad schemo of autonomy for Crete, house, also signs the statement, and giving the assembly power to choose a says his information by wlro and letter governor, who must afterward bo apfrom tho overflow district is entirely proved by the sultan. In accord with that inado by the com Arthur Courtnoy, tho Mount Pleasmlttcc. ant (la.) farmer accused of wholcsalo robbery from Iowa fanners, pleaded LEAVING THE BOTTOMS. guilty, at Ottumwa, to three charges of The Overflow lu Grand River, la Missouri, grand larceny. Ho had been convicted of ono charge and will get nn aggrellcconilnij Serloas. gate sentence of six years. Kansas Citv, April 7 A special to tho Star from Clillllcothc, Mo., says. Ille Oil Fire In Ilussla. Tho overflow of Grand river Is becomApril 7. Baku, Pcoplo are leaving the ing serious. bottom lands and coming to town Three kerosene factories, which conOne family has been surrounded by the tained 500,000 poods of- oil, have been waters and will have to be rescued destroyed, with their contents, by Arc. from their perilous position by boats THE M1KETS. No loss of llfo yet but great damage to property has resulted. Nbw Yobk. April 7. 18J7. CATTLK-Notl- ve Steers. ....I 4 25 Uen ltrooko Assigned to the Department ot UOTTON Mlaalinfr 74 HMAI.I. HOAT-I.OAD- S four-year-o- ld ex-t.'olight-draug1 New York, April 4. TJic marine display at iho Grant monument dedicatory ceremonies will closely rival tho demonstration on land. The men in charge of H a'ro bestirring themselves and nrrangements are progressing satisfactorily. Rrben says thot several of the French and English on tho North Atlantic stations of, their respective countries will tako part in tho unval review. It has become arranged that Admiral Uunce, h commaudlng the North Atlantic the foreign ships, will form In two columns opposite the Grant monument. The revenue, marlno and lighthouse fleet, together with tho merchant marine, will fall In under this formation and move nt the same time that the land parade moves and pass in jevlew of Admiral llunce's fleet and tlo foreign ships. As the land paradoipasscs in front of the president, appropriate salutes will bo Hred from the fleet which will be anchored. Tho Idea of making April 27 a flag day is gaining ground. Mayor Strong Is so favorably impressed with It that he has determined to issue a general request that flags be displayed from every house In Greater New York. The reasons heT will give for the request are that the eyes of the nation will be on New York April 27, nnd that local pride shouhPbo incentive enough to malco tho ccremqnles historic in their grandeur. Tho hope that New York would enjoy the sight never vouchsafed to the people of the presidents of two greatest American republics riding in the same carriage has been blasted by the rccctpt of a letter from President Diay, saying that ho can not bo present on Grant day. Ho can not leave his coun try while in oillco. Thcro is every prospect that Gen. John II. Gordon, of Georgia, ono of the distinguished fighting generals of the south, will bo here to marshal the confederate veterans April U7. Tho problem of seating visitors is pressing upon the committee. A statement of the arrangements made for the accommodation of strangers will be mndo in a day or two. Export mechanics have begun tho work of cutting through the steel bara and copper case Inside of which reposes the rosewood casket containing tho remains of Gen. Grant. This is rcndercil necessary in order to remove tho casket to the sarcophagus. It is a difllcult task, becauso tho steel bars and the rivets have to aro chisel-proo- f bo heated nud cut before the case can be penetrated. The work will occupy several flavs.. llcar-Admlr- al men-of-wa- r, squad-ron,'wll- wounded yesterday afternoon by Gcorgo Miller, of Moran, who called at the house nnd asked to sco Miss Eflle Klrby, a daughter of Mrs, Iturkey by a former husband. Mm. Uurkcy declined to admit him, fearln? htm, as she knew that the youth wai recently released from an insano asylum. He pushed in however and the sh jotlng followed. OXFORD THE WINNER. Tho Annual LoNDO.v, I!ljht-Ojre- d DReSS G00DS! Under this head everything from a LOW-GRAD- E LAWN in tho April i. Tho annual eight-oa- r race between the erovv.i ot tho universities of Oxford and Cambridge was over tlu Thames chum rowed plonshlp course of four and one-ha- ll miles, from Putney to Mortlakc, and won by Oxford by threo lengths. Tho usual crowd lined tho rlvei banks on both sides of the course. Tin weather was bitterly cold, but tho wa tor was smooth. FATALLY INJURED. to-da- y Thame. to HIGH ART NOVELTIES Woolen, and Silk and Wool Mixtures Silk iS INCLUDED. A Pedeitrliu Meets Ueitliln - Wllfcoa-oa,-Mar- clu A HOLD A MONTH. Waqiiiwotov. Anrll H. The nrmv changes resulting from MnJ.Gen. retirement has been nrranged, Gen. llrooke Failed In Promotion to Give Gen. Whcaton Full itank. Itu-ger- 's Trans-Caucasi- a, MAJ.-anthojias n. itconn. and according ti tha slata Gen Whcaton, who is promoted past Gen llrookc, who ranks lit in, will make another vacancy by retiring May 8, when Gen. llrooke will receive his deferred nntinnllnn lo malor iron oral. MISSOURI CROPS. - Weekly Crop llullutln Instic.1 by tho Missouri Weuther lliiri-au- . CoLUMiil.v, Mo., April 7. The weekly crop bulletin Issued" by thu Missouri weather bureau says: No farm work Iho Mtesourl. & Company MADISONVILLE, KY. 55s y St. Paul, Minn., April 7. John H. llrookc, commanding tho department of the DaUotns, yesterday reHrJg.-Gen. KLOUK POltIC WHEAT-NCOIIN-NOATS-N- o.2 Winter Wheat Rod. 2 2 00 hns yet been done in the eastern central nud northern portluiis of the state owiurr to wot weather. In some o.2 o. order frou tho wai department at Wasnlngton assigning him to tho command of the department of tho Missouri, with headquarters at ceived tho olllcinl Chicago. Gen. llrooke expects to lcavo for his New Mess ST. LOUia rii. 00) 3 1(1 3 OJ 3 ft. 3 OJ 4 55 3 70 OOTTON-MIdol- lng UKBVES-Stee- Cows and Hellers 101) lbs) UOUS Fair to Select SI1KK1 Fair to Choice CALVES-(p- SW southwestern cocu'.U., much progress has been iiiadt'. W luat, as a rule, looks badly. The projpccU for fruits are good. Grasses are starting up nicely. THE MICHIGAN ELECTION. er FLOLTU new command Friday or Saturday. Ohio Hlilto l'rulilbltlonlnU. Coi.ujinun, O., April 0. Tho to-da- WHHAT-N- We have much the largest, prettiest and cheapest line ever brought to this city. Over fifty rolls of Matting just received. A beautiful Fine Line of BRUSSELS, worth $1.00 per yard, for 75 sVs state prohibition convention met at 2 Tho attendance Is not p. in. large, but about 300 delegates aro ex pected. Tho outlook js" that L. J. Ueau champ, of Hamilton, wljljbo noml natcd for governor, nnd HovJ, C Hal llday, of Zanesvljle, for Will be Vigorously 'lieutenant-governor- . c Ohio . COIIN-NOATS-N- o.2 o. Patent Fancy to Uxtredo.. S Kcd Winter. o. 2 Mixed flli 3.1 Indication! Point to Pull Kenulillrun Majority for Supreme Judjv. tAjrsiNO, Mich., April 7. Acting residing at the corner of Sixth Prices, Rock Bottom. street and Franklin avenue, was struck on tho head and alinoit Instantly killed Don't do yourself the injustice 'ol buying without having by a falling piece of inajoiiry on Sixtl street under the LIuiUll hotel Frida given us a call. "Money saved is money made." Style, as evening. He was removed to the clU hospital, where he lingered unconsciom well as price in dress, is money. We are talking to you. Refor a short time, when he died. member the place. Only n I'ornul IUll.it Taken. FitANKFonr, ICy April (J.The ab tencc of President Worthlngton caused Senator Goebel(dein.), president pro tea MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. of the senate, to pren Ij at the jolntses ) slon. According to a.i agreement math tm ntui JL previously but on j vote was cast foi each candidate, they being: ltlackbum, Huntor, Hoyle, D.itrle, Stone. Tlu ALL THE BILLS. joint assembly then adjourned till Tues WKYLKIl IS FURTOUS. day. CAPITAL GOSSIP. A Complete List of Bills Intro- Tho Ordor to Sparo Rivera's Llia DlsploaooB tho Butohor. Tho President Will I.civo the (Mitt duced in the Present KenKcokerj to Rumlnito for i Feir Days. tucky General Assembly. New Youk, April 3. A Sun special TI1110 I'.nslor to Kill Til 111 KcbeU-Gar- cta from Washington snys: The president rialnliif: Victory Art it Victory In Sintlupo-- A Pureed Draft at lias decided to flee from the ofllce seek- rUULISHED FOIt THE HHST TIKE. Knncll Kjilrltm. ers, and next week lie will enjoy a brief vacation by taking a trip on the Frankfort, April 6. (Special to New Yortic, April 0. A special totno Dolphin, now lying idle at tho navy yard. Tho trip will lait for two or The Bee.) The following is a World from Iliivuun says: threo days only. The destination ol complete list of the bills thus far The prevailing" belief la that Oen. the president and his party, which will introduced in the Senate and in Itlvcra will not bo shot. An order ia include a few personal friends, has not the House of the present extra Bald, to have come from Madrid to spare been disclosed. his life. This Is not prompted from This will bo tho first vacation Mnj. session the Kentucky General As- motives of Humanity, but to make a MoKinlcy has taken in almost a year. sembly, including the work of to- good impression upon the United States No other paper has pub- nnd other nations. (Jen. Weylcr Is Ever since his nomination nt St. Louis day. and until ho came to Washington lit lished this information. furious, It Is reported, nnd may causa was obliged to stick close to his home, Two weeks ago there appeared tho order to bo withdrawn. In" which and although ho tried several times to exclusively in Tun Bee the full caso Gen. It i vera would be put to got a fow days' vacation, It seemed abdeath. solutely impossible for him to abandon text of various sections of the A World courier brings a report from Constitution, Acts, and General tho Insurfrents that Gen. Rivera had rehis work, except for a brief trip to 'Uleveiuiia -i.i,. .4 -- .., Statutes for which amendment ceived orders from Uomcz to tumiOYer, days ti. nis after the campaign or enforcement was asKeu-pended. Ills close friends, ever since proclamation of the Governor; nbout to report to Gen. Gomez for other' election, have been advising htm to which was of special interest to duty when ho was captured. tako n vacation of n week or two many and of general interest to all. That his capture was brought about weeks, but he has steadfastly refused. by treason publication of the subjoined Jorrln Is Is still suspected, but Senor The Recently they have renewed their no longer accused. The and he has Anally consented full list and description of bills will traitor Is thought to have been a potty throw much light on the work of olllccr under Gen. Itlvcra. to go nway next week for a few days on the Dolphin. It Is not known the solons at Frankfort which has Gou. Weylor evidently Is mora anxious to kill time tlmn the rebels. A whether Mrs. McKtnley will nccompa been lacking until now. ny tho president or not. World courier report that the captain-genermils Introduced In the Senate. remained aboard u steamer off No. 1 Goebel Act lor the relict THEDAM MAY GO. of litigants wuo havo or may hereafter bavo Sangua Lagrande from March 2i to March 33, during which time nobody Apprehension Felt for tho Hnfety of the cases pending in the Court of Appeals. ben- was allowed to bee hhn. Then ho wasted No. 2 Bronston Act for tho Now Power D.im llrlow St. Anthony's and Mechanical two days moro nslioro. seeing no one efit of the Agricultural Falls. Woyler is now In Cienfujgos, another College of Kentucky. (Passed April i ) MiNNKArous, Minn., April 0. Some Siege Act to amend an act comfortable city. There lie has disNo. apprehension Is felt for tho safoty of entitled 3 "An act to provide for the covered tfrcat corruption in furnishing tho new power dam recently com- moro perfect and uniform indexinR of the army supplies for papjr money. Ho pleted at great expense below St public records in conties of this Common- has Imprisoned landing men and the Anthony's falls. A portion of the wealth having a population of seventy-fiv- e chief of police nnd has removed the coping was cnrrled away by the first thousand or over," approved Juno 15,1893 governor. Siege An act to regulate tho No. 4 rush of ice, and It Is noted thnt the I am reliably told that Gen. Wcyler notch has been enlarged by tho rush of Circuit Court for the thirtieth Circuit Is seeing nt Cienfuegos and communiwater. There has been a rlso of 10 Court district and to increase the number cating with Cubans, who aro plotting judges thereof. Inches since Saturday and 100 families of No An act to amend and to got Gen. Gomez lu a trap. Gen. Qo- 5 Smith on the west side flats have been evicted Section 4306 of Chapter no of me remains near Arroyo lllnnco.camp-In- g by water. A strong current Is sotting Kentucky Statutes entitled "An act relatcither at Santa Teresa, Juan Crlet-lo- , through the settlement and may car- ing to roads and pass ways." La llcforma, or Las Itarraconcs. Ha ry away soma of the humble homes. nch slays west of tho Jtiacaro Moron No. 6 Noe An act to prevent Tho city engineer hai declared the ing and mob violence in Ibis Com- trocha, but can pass It with Impunity. Tenth avenue bridge u nsafe and closed monwealth and to fix penalties therefor A family just crossed it, cut the wlro and to provide compensation lo be paid by and saw no soldier. it to travel. Tho upper Mhilsilppl ts now looked the counties in which such violation occurs Word from Santiago province, shoiys to be paid to the person injured or in case to as the danger point. Tlu woods are that Gen. Garcia is gaining vletoryaf-te- r full of snow and everything depends of death to their personal representatives victory. Ho hai absolute control and to prevent the destruction of property on whether this melti rapidly 01 of th province ouUUj of tho. big by violence slowly. No. 7 Taylor An act authorizing Iho towns. Tho rebel government two weeks A Hepuhlh'.m Victory. formation in counties of less than 100,000 d inhabitants corporations authorized to do ago was nt lllanriuizal, three miles from 8r. Louis, April 7. Tho contest for mayor In this city re- both a trust and banking business. an act Manzanlllo, on the coast. amend No 8 Siege An act MilitnryCommandor Marilonl Garcia, sulted yc.lerday in the following vote entitled an act relating toto Courts of JusSanctl Spirltm. publishes notleo of a ia,03t ZclL'fiilielu (rep.) 21.3a tice. forced draft. He command all citiHarrison (dem.) No. 9 Stcge An act to amend an act zens to enlist 011 p.iin of ivrroit. This 18,2a Merrlwrjlhcr (lioltlnB ilcm.) in 6,0G! entitled "An act to regulate elections Zclncnlieln'H majority is done by Gen. WeylerVs orJerd. 30.401 Zjl.'Sn'iMu'splur.i'lty the Commomwealth." Newly 103 Havana volunteer.?, who No 10 Hays An act to amend and Harrison i:inil..l M.iyorof Chicago Carter Section 4311 of Chapter no Ken- enlisted for lmm duty only, wore sent -- The total vote Chicago, April 7. o tho front this week. tucky Statutes entitled Koads and for mayor, with 15 pivcinets missing, Is (Maich 30. Ought not lo pass.) THE VENEZUELAN TREATY M, Sears (rep.) An act lo amend and cook, St. St. Louis by a l'alllnff Piece uf Masonry. Louis, April 4. Gcorgo Meyew, a Silks from 18c to $1.50 per yard. Woolens from 22c to $1 per yard. Muslins frorn 2c to 40c. per yard. Assortment, Comprehensive, Styles, Beautiful. BISHOP & CO., mad,soltlu:ckv. ii' i ..i.. y . 1 three-cornere- ct Pass-way- s. TOUACCO-Lu- es HAY-Cl- ear HUITKH-Chol- ItVU No. 2 LcafUurlcy Timothy Dairy 10 8M 4W co M II KUU- S- Fresh l'OKIC Standard (new) me Steam LA UAOON-C'lcarIlU-l'rllllb CAll'r.K-Natl- ve ssVs cents. hfAi in mfli.it Dallas, Tex., April 7. Tonnnj Cavanaugh, charged with violating tlu CORN-N- o.2 light law, has arrived OATSNO.2 (new) Texas antl-prlzat Fort Worth, lip was recently ur POKIC Mc4 KANSAS rested In SU Louis und extradited. He HOGS AllGraUe will bo vigorously defended. No. 2 Hod OATTLE-SulimlncStc- Fair to Choice Ml li; HI' l.'jilrtn l!linl('t!- FUUUU Winter Patents Snrlnit Patents WIIUAT-N- O. zsspnni' No.2Ued IIOC1S CHICAGO. Steer. ... . S7S 3 75 4 4 Chatrman Wait of the ltoptibllcnn utule central committee wired the Associated Press as follows: "Heturns slow, but satisfactory. Indications nrc thnt Long will have a majority nearly as large as McKinley's lust fall. "1 W. Wait. Sighed '.'Acting Chairman." TWENTY PERSONS KILLED I'jrplo-ido- 30 0 And Many Others US) CITV. 3 25 3 7U Injured by an it W1II2AT OATH-N- o.2 COKN-N- o.2 FLOim-nlghGra- Oomex Slightly Wouiuli-d- . ttiSLi White Lisnoy, April 7. Twenty persons were killed und many others injured by nn explosion here yesterday In n flreworks factory, Illvcru Resolution Not Illumined. iiiinn ffniitJ' taWd, 1 xt ftrnlfcii n fctffeiiHtt itftii.iirJ.ua tfjLh lllllIUJlill, Jr5 4f A Rnlin's Favorite. Shoe, $1.50, No oilier lioust; ever UIU, V..W oua " v. I April 7. Tho correspondent of La Lucha iitSaucti Spir itus confirms tho report that (Jen. Max wounded bj lino Gome was tho explosion of a shell. Cuba, Havana, NEW OKI. SANS. de. 4 60 COllN No.2 OAT'S Western HAY-Cho- .. lco POIUC-N- ew COTTON-Mldd- lliu 15 0) U s tomin' -W $5.00 Price, We are knocking out our past record for selling I'ino Suits Ss ULI Will 111 I'VOl n can sell as good a i f Shoo for Si. 50. Dnlln's Favorite Shoe, has been appointed president of the council of ministers and minister ot tho interior with extensivo powers. A Girl Ilaby Horn to Gen. Schollold. St. Auoustine, Fin., April 5; Mrs. Schofleld yesterday presented Lleut-Gcn- Tkiimun, April A l'orslnn Appointment, 7. Amlned Uowlen ij llACONSldcs WHK.YT COUN-Nu2Ml- xed Mess. oi(9 fSSSA 25 l ti Q JK 7 WM LOUISVIf.LR. No.2 Kod 2 Mixed OATS-N- Mess 11ACON -- Clear Klb COTTON Middling POItK-New o. 8 25 6a 71,0 ft Kit P T5 Wit The senate resolution requesting tho president to protest to Spain against summary action in Gen. UiveraVi ease, In tho event existing reports that he v. as to bo tried by drumhead court martial proved ou Investigation to bj true, was not dls cussed nt Tuesday's cabinet meeting. WAsiiiNOTOtf, April 7. 0i M I $1.50. 8gtr j cueu(i. $7.50 RPOWDE- MILL" EXPLOSION. 1 $10.00 (jiialily, wicc pnq "jpmsjtinqpiMjps .jrMy Tpwpran)pn'iiTTpi npn,j; Dulin, McLeod & Co. i!t f Tho Shock Felt for Many Miles and Con ldurnble Damage Done Jolin M. Schofleld, United States SnAiJOKirf, Pa., April 3. An exploarmy (retired) with a.flno, healthy girl baby. Gen. Schofleld was retired 18 sion Thursday night wrecked tho dry months ago on account of tho age house ot tho Shamokln Powder Co.4 four miles west of here. The Bhock caused limit. He Is now 00 years old. C.ipt. luulrl ll.iy. GuTintii:,OUhi., April 0. Capi. Daniel Hay of Company I, Eightieth lllinoh volunteers, of tho Illinois, legislature, and of tho Nor man federal townsito board, died al Norman, aged C5ye.u. An Ulnlri.lr.il.Io ArillUlllon. Nbw Yoihc, April 5. Tlu steamship Italy Will b'enil the Cruiser Mcurla. ItoMK, April 3. Tho Italian government has arrangJil ,to ssnd tho steel Now York upon th' crilser Llguria-.toccmion of tho dedication of the Urav'J mausoleum on April 27 In response U tlin InviUtlon of 1'rvsldnnt MeKltO thereby was folt for many miles. The Fucrst Itlsmarck, which arrived from living born of David Hat n, a farmer, near tho scene of the explosion, In some manner caught Are and was entirely destroyed. All tho cattle were burned to death. Ills res'denco was split in half and damaged jyond repair. Tho n.tiw mlmmiloiiHl cscaDed Inlurv. Mediterranean ports yesterday, brought nearly 1,000 Italian immigrant). Z. T. LoiTla, the Forger, Arretted. ItiuiAJfA, Q , April 7. ',. T. Lewis, the notorious bond forger, has been arrested at Ypsllantl, Mich. No 11 Deboe reenact Section 1453, Chapter 41, Article3 of the Kentucky btalutes concerning the ,6 75,43i method of placing the names of candi.. ..' dates on ballots. No. 12 J. S. Lay An act lo amend Ckmna, U., April it. Corneiius vrrca-ncl- l Section 4, Chapter n, Acts 1896. (March and John Itelrd, two oil men of 30. Ought not to pass ) No. 13 Fulton An act lo amend an act Pennsylvania, we 3 blown to atoms appoint"An act near Cell la yester'uy afternoon by nn etitled of official lo authorize the stenocranhic reporters in ment accidental explosion of counties containing a population of 7,5000 Only a i.r.ger was found of the two or over." it being Section 4GJ7, Chapter men. 121 of Kentucky Statutes No. 14. Stephenson An act lo amend Is It 11 Trust? an act hxine tlie times ann terms 01 mo ft. Huffa.o, N. Y.. April Tho con Circuit Court in counties comprising tho lolldatlou of threo of tho largest man several Judicial districts in this Common ufacUuvrs of harness in the country, wealiu, approved uecemoer 2.--, ioyi. y UriMU of Coluuibiu, O., Syracuse and (Coup. 35., Art 2. Subdivision of Ilia .lluffulo, una been affected by tho organ' Statutes ) Unit Goebel An act to make women ization of thu Union Hume Co., with eligible to the offices of School trustees and O. P. Letsh worth, of this city, as prcsl-denmembers of Uoatds of Kducation, and to empower women to vote in election for said Dax "Tho question of high or low otlicrs. Hessim An act lo amend No 16 birth doesn't mnko much difference in Section and 9. n man's misery or pleasure." Max 46, 8o, 81, and 30, "Oh yea, It docs on a Pullman Bleeper 15, 22 and 89 ofsections an act entitled an 82, 84 over a poor roadbed." N. Y. World. act fur the government of cilics of the Their Iledeemlug Feature. Mine fourth-clas'- , approved Juno 28, I893, Pashleu "I think Ituskln'u tltlea for and siclion 5 and 7 of said sechis books aro so happy." Mmc. Smlth-Bo- n tion 5; section 10 of an act to amend an act for the government of tho cities of the "How so?" Mme. Bashleau 28, 1S93. "When you know the tltlo of ono of hla fourth-class- , -- approved June amend and No 17 Goebel Act lo books, you always know ono of tha sDciion in of article 5 of an act en things It Isn't about." American titled an act to provide for an tfficlent system of common schools throughout the "That Ifl tho prettiest HtUo foot In Stall. (Passed the Senate ) nil tho world," said Daby Hutk'u father No 18 Deboe An act to amend and ono morning, as ho stooped to caress scciion 4357 of chapter 3. of the tho tiny pink and white foot thrust out Kentucky Statutts. icgulating salaries of from a llttlowhl to nightgown. "There officers. No. 19 -- Elmore Act to appoint comIsn't In all the world another such a pretty little foot as that." "Oh, yes, missioners lo revise tho General Laws of there, Is, papa," was tho little gitl's re- Kentucky. I lay ward Act lo amend an No. 20. ply, and thrusting out tho other foot, act entitled an act for the government of YouUi'a Bho added: "Hero it is, papa." (Comlned on Fourth Page.) Companion. Harrison (dem) Hcslns (Ind.) Harlan (Ind). Harrison's plurality . 1II.8M 15,311 niitliuliiIIr.tlly 1 l'.rttllleil by the Vcnezas. in CiuirtMf. nltro-glycerin- Ken-luck- t. -- n Ntw Yonu, April (!. TI10 World this morning publishes ths following copyright cable dUpatjli from Caracas, Venezuela: The congressof Wnexuelalias unanimously ami eiilhiialastlenlly ratified their Guiana boui.Liry arbitration treaty with Great l.'ritaln whluh was negotiated by the Unite.l Suites. The measure wai first iv.vl In tlio house ol representatives by Souor Arangurea, who spoke olo iiuutly l.i Its favor. The second roa.llujf was without incident. Itcaiiu up 011 third reading yesterday (Monday), and after a s peech by S.'iior Iirlo no, tli. hunsaa voted for tho treaty uu.iniui imly amid great eheer'Mg 11:1 enUuuhistlu demonstraj Uticla Sam." tions of The treaty ira also unanimously naU youtorday (Mon ratlliod by tday). President Cre.ipo will lgn It next Friday. . 1 t--. TROUBLE AHeiloui Ktot-a- t At AT HOME. .juoru. Hrmln, Agaliut l Tux. -- A surlous ct tli.' (I; M.vuiiii), April ocunnv.1 at Ant MahiM, in tlu l !.,' a pop.i . cau iinii Lion of n.j 1 .v.-i- riot has 'ra, 23 miles from .lnvo of Andalusia, , rl img against the . 'trol tax. Savern) Injuil Iwforo til polled lHo-lwe iv ablj to aiipp.vsj the disorder. . Col t'lvU n..int Wasiii.noto.y, Aprllil. The president, it is said, received n telegram from Col Doi-llue- Grunt yo.stt.ilay declining tha of luulsU. t secretary of wai , which had been oficred him. posltio-- . ia RWj iiHi IMH y '"ll ml m .i' J msa .,-.- L(itfiKwji ' r 'MlMaBlv- - ftTjrt twarsr, si. SfcSSa IRBS "ffp - . . 4ih. j.oS ,u a -gh-&( w r ,5B:ri iEE TBV 4 -- vBv 1 Ik Bk'J !' VOk iiiiBmAA. '4LLrK.Xi?,IBiw K jtrkr. ,-- (IKA r -- f " iJ 'flBIHPIC " ' PUBLISHING COMPANY. (Incorporated.) . rws ?4?rl.i.. SSK. tn.tl av extra of that paper on Saturday announcing the Democratic judicial precinct vote omitted all mention of that stronghold of Democracy. It was a funny omission, particularly as the result at Hanson, was one of the early reports received at Earlington. Blood Is absolutely cssc.ttial to health. It is secured easily and naturally by taking Hood's Barsoparllla, but Is Im- Rich Red Blood FRANKFORT NEWS. possible to get It from tonics," and oplato compounds, absurdly advertised oa "blood purifiers." They havo temporary, sleeping NO effect, but do not CURE. To havo puro Something of the "Lightening: Rods" Put up by Dark "ncrvo Horses. ELECTION OF SENATOR. m m&fittM t r ' al, ffwmKSfWL JRMW Ona Year, ttrictlr In advance...., " WWSB.'SU Month!, - Mbmmfe- SUBSCRIPTION RATES ti oo 50 5 Single Copies specimen copiea manea ires on application, C3rre1pondents wanted in all parti ot the cjnnty. Ad Jrett ut (or particulars. THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1897. Since the inauguration of Alabama's Governor. Hon. Joseph F. Johnston, that State has started And good health, take Hood's SarsaparlUa, which has first, lost, and all tho timo, off in the race for commercial boon advertised as just what It Is tho supremacy with two cotton mills to best medicine for tho blood ever produced. Its success in curing Scrofula. cost more than $1,000,000, a steel Bait Rheum, Rheumatism, Catarrh, plant and a number of smaller enDyspepsia, Nervous Prostration and terprises. This will contribute to That Tired Feeling, have mado the dyspepsia of the calamity howler and will not strengthen his howl. Hunter Came Very Near Election on Tuesday ty a Dobble of the Opposition. Special correspondence to Tub Bee. EARLltfOTO ivflJ Bills arc before the Legisla- Mi wm&em wJAmjh tures of Illinois and New York which propose to regulate the publication of political cattoons. The New York bill requires the consent of the person whose picture is pro- trajed. The Illinois bill j rovides forth that it shall be clearly who is for the facts claumd to be prolraycil by the cartou". mamsmmimfEBm Mr ThorVe of the a Legii-l-a tire, timwmwwmm mmmmmmvE jESEawmmmm ANNOUNCEMENTS. CIRCUIT ilibtinp.uisl t il gentleman is ilistin;;iiislud liy his avuwctl .ibil ity to change lis pjltcs as l.e k f A rt .4 If an appropriation can be had, there is said to be in prospect an ice plant for the Central Asylum at STATI StMATI. announce We are RODINSONRobinson asauthorized to tor State Anchorage, of which Dr. Hugh F. a candidate Senator, from the counties of Hopkins and Christian, snbjeet to the action of the Republican McNary is Superintendent. There .party. arc numerous kinds of lunatics, E. BAKER Weofare authorized to announce Dr. for notably the Madisonville, as a candidate that State Senator, from the counties of Hopkins and If Chiistlan, subject to tho action of the Republican would improve by being iced. 'arty. the free silver craze could be inPartly cloudy weather; carcerated in the cnilly placidity of an iceberg until igoo who knows local showers Thursday but it might retain the semblance morning. 0! its old form to cheer upon another talkThe Cuban question is upper-mos- t ing tour. in Congress. Under the administration of The Courier-JournPresident McKinley and his effi fund is up to a thousand cient private Secretary, J. Edison dollars or more today. Porter, there arc now no barricaded doors, no sentry boxes, no sacred Turnpike raids continue. spots at the White House. Press demagogues should view representatives are given scats at their work with pleasure. a long tabic in the hall that divides The Cumberland Coal Company the Executive office from the Presi at Sturgis, whose mines have been dent's reception room and the pri .burning for some two weeks have vate secretary sits with them and i iLrmaue an assignment cnats about White House affairs frequently every day, offering sugThe report is confirmed that gestions and giving information to Birmingham, Ala., is to have a these men who arc there to tell the new $500,000 cotton mill. Bad on story to the listening public. It is the calamity howler, but true. said that under the recent secre Late dispatches report Hon. tary, Thurbcr, and some of his Jas. A. McKenzie, United States predecessors, the newspaper men Minister to Peru, very ill at Lima, were obliged to send in their cards and wait their turn every time they and with but little hope of wanted to ask a simple question. Mr. Porter is an eminent journalist McKinley will be and appreciates the reasonable deasked to open the Tennessee Cenmands of newspapers and the pubtennial Exposition, and it is lic for reliable and proper news probable he will accept the invita- about affairs of State. tion. In its last number, Bradstreets', A shipment to China, of 2500 which is always conservative, has bales of cotton cloth valued at this to say about- - recent improve$106,000 was made from Piedment in trade: mont, S. C, the last week in When it is considered that the number March. of business failures throughout the United MHDLE We are aulhorliej to announce Marble, of Princeton, at a candidal, for Circuit ludee In thif. the Fourth ludi- dal District, subject to the action of the Democratic party. JUDGE. changes his ciat, and more recently d s inguislud by his barbarous lull to tattoo the letter "L$" on the checks of convicted burglars. He is but one of the office hunting demagogues, who are free silver thorns in the side of the body politic. PI perpetual-candidate-Brya- n al flood-suf-cr- Pop-ocrat- ic reCOV-Preside- nt m In January, was the largest The same old story of no quorum States one month 1897, records of this for any since in the joint session of the General character have been compiled, it is suffiAssembly yesterday and no elec- cient evidence of the recent improvement tion. How tired wc get of and expensive repetition. thisun-eventf- ul In a recent number BradstrceCs states that the expectations arc that 1897 will witness a marked increase in the length of the lines added to the railway systems of the country. show considerable variation from the figures at first announced. Nunn's strength is several votes can party in this Slate, disgrace the State; less than at first claimed and MarThe result was in doubt yester- cast a reflection upon the Senate of the ble has fifteen more votes than United States by sending a man there who were at first conceded him by Hopday evening in the Thirty-fourtpossesses neither the natural ability or the Kentucky sonatorial district. Both acquired attainments one should possess kins county politicians. The strength with which each sides were claiming the victory. who aspires to so honorable and responsicandidate will go into convention whose record Is under a halo One report said the Republican ble position, at Princeton today is as follows: candidate, Capt. J. M. Atkeson, o( suspicion, though you should meet and La (loon. Marble Nunn. I and indignate" till doomsday. "resolute a 38 conceded his defeat but other re- know about as much of what is going on Hopkins Caldwell 30 ports seemed contradictor)'. Livingston.... here as people In Webster county. 22 3 h The first bill to pass both branches of the Kentucky General This may be taken as a reliable Assembly is ihat to protect public report of the present business sitspeakers in this State notwithstanding the opposition of the little uation which even the calamity coterie of free silveritcs in the howler cannot controvert. says this is "sufficient eviHouse. dence of the recent improvement Our advertisers and patrons at in trade." Madisonville will find Mr. E. L. fir. Nance's Reply. Hendricks ready and willing to This is Hon. I. G. Nance's reply serve them in anything relating to the large and growing business of to the Republicans of Webster publishing and printing conducted county who condemn his action in by The Bee. He is our represen- refusing to vote for Hunter: I do not propose lo ruin tba Republitative in your midst. trade to announce that total business failures for the first quarter of the current calendar year 4,042 show a reduction of about ix per cenc. compared with the corresponding total in 1896. Tbey are only slightly more numerous in corresponding periods of 1895 and 1894, and do not differ materially from the total reported for the first quirter of 1885, following the panic of 1884. The improvement is due to the falling off In embarrassments In February, and a still greater relative decrease In March this year. In Brad-street- s' Frankfort, Ky., April 7, 1897 If Kentucky docs not under the forty second topic named in the Governor's proclamation, "elect a United States Senator to fill the vacancy in said office upon the ex piration of the temporary term of Hon. A. T. Wood," it will not be owing to the disinclination of its The One Truo Blood rurlftcr. All druggists. SI. prominent. citizens to serve their state and country u that capacity. are purely vegetable, PUIS llablo end bcbcflclaLsa When it became known that there was a serious revolt in the difficulty in finding these refer Republican ranks against the caufrom alfavorite ences. The Bee overcame the cus nominee, precinct sonsthe commost every in difficulty and gave its readers the monwealth v.ere bulletined as elfull information. This labor has igible and favorable subjects upon been repaid by the approval of whom to concentrate the vote. And to "a looker on in Venice," some who were personally beneit is very amusing to observe the fitted thereby, and the knowledge air of importance and mjstery that that the publication has been a these debutantes assume when vismeans of information and ready iting the capital to look after their The term Senatorial chances. reference to many. Today The Bee gives to the "lightning rods," to applied these public another exclusive publica- aspirants while possibly appropriate is not the most encouraging tion as to the proceedings at our to them. Such safety appliances State Capitol where all eyes are are for the purpose of slowly and centered. This time it is a full gradually conducting the electricand complete list of bills by num- ity from the clouds to the earth and avoiding being struck. The ber and title, and by whom intro thus leading man in a village someduced into the present extra times imagines that the position he session of the General Assembly. occupies in the little home commuThe Bee's Frankfort reports are nity would be retained when he the most complete, fair and re- should enter upon a wider sphere and attempt liable reports published by any the political to break a lance in tournament. weekly paper and cover the latest One has only to watch the arnews up to the time of going to rival and departure of the various press. The Bee's special tele- and numerous possible candidates, graphic reports will be continued to learn that by a short sojourn so long as there is enough of inter- they have discovered that comparest in Frankfort affairs to justify isons are odious. The jaunty them. mien of the conquering hero with which they entered the lists gradPOLITICAL POINTS. ually disappears and they usually "go away sorrowful," Having disFive Republicans stood on the covered that there are others. few days street chatting politics, a is no more efficacious remago, in Madisonville as Hon. Har- There s One edy for a chronic case of vey Bourland passed by. than getting out of sight called to him "Hey! Harvey, of the smoke of the home chimney. how's this?" His ready reply, as It broadens the mind and lessens he passed on was, "It won't do, the until the mental boys one more ace than there is vision of self becomes one's in the deck." dwarfed to normal proportions and the hat lccls comfortable. To be A prominent Earlington Demo- a United States Senator from Ken crat said the other day that he'd tucky is a laudable ambition but bet (figuratively) he could tell the eternal fitness of things should which way the cat would jump in be somewhat considered in select the Democratic judicial race for ing. the nomination in the Fourth There was a little flutter of exBut later dispatches have citement in the joint session on changed his mind. And political TucaJrtV nlicn tho Dlnchburn mrn jugglery must have its perfect and their allies the bolting Repub work. licans attempted to break a quo rum. The roll call disclosed the In answer to a question from fact that 122 were present and The Bee about the Washington when the vote for Senator was dispatch to the Commercial which taken the intention was for the sil- said that Mr. John B. Harvey was ventes and men to re at Madi- fuse to vote. But one loyal Blacktipped for the sonville, that gentleman said the burn man could not let the opporfirst he knew of it was when the tunity to cast a vote for his favorite Commercial was shown to him by pass br and to the dismay of the Dr. W. P. Ross. leaders answered accordingly. r Then there was a hurrying to and Sam Taylor, of Ohio, who is fro and ah effort to withdraw his the Administration's representative vote and finally a demand was at Frankfort said the other day of made to have the absentees Representative Lyons: "Oh, he called when their program was changed by the silver men and is a pretty good sort of fellow, Republicans rallying only he sets his mouth to talking bolting and then goes off and leaves it." around their respective standard And Taylor said truly, as the Hop; bearers to join forces to prevent kins County delegates to the last the eletionol Hunter. Until the absentees were called State Convention well remember. Lyons, with his mouth, made life the vote stood Hunter 59, Martin almost unbearable to those who 11, Blackburn 1, a quorum having occupied scats near the stage or voted and Hunter having a majority of those present and voting. the center aisle. Senator Elliston made a speech in explanation of his vote for The Enquirer correspondent Henry L. Martin endeavoring to was questioning Mr. Taylor, who stampede the Democrats to that protested his ignorance of any new gentleman but the effect was in developments in the Senatorial vain. The twenty fifth ballot left situation. Hunter still within three votes of "But," persisted the correspond- the object of his ambition. The ent, "Dr. Hunter says he has funny part of the joint session prosomething 'up his sleeve.' Have ceedings was to see the members you any idea what it is?" of the minority factions sailing "I don't know what he's got up rudderless about and appealing to his sleeve," was Mr. Taylor's the Democratic steering committee naughty reply, "but what I've seen for directions. In the House the so far, I think ifs his elbow." Mr. discussion of No. 42, an act to supTaylor is far too modest. That press mob violence was very aniremark deserves to be embalmed mated and disclosed the fact that with the late,Iamented Jim Jewell's several members were opposed to immortal aphorism. Frankfort its passage. Mr. Lyons declared Capital. it to be an infamous bill and that the laws now upon the statute Hood's Sarsaparilla book were equal to the occasion if Mr. Violett properly enforced. thought that sympathy with the raiders had been manifested on the floor of the House and that speeches against the bill only tended to encourage the cowardly criminals who with masked faces chose darkness for the commission of their evil deeds. Mr. Howard in reply to Mr. Lyon's statement that it was only a temporary disturbance said tho spirit had been abroad in the land for years and instead of dying out had increased in virulence and now had extended to destroying tobacco beds and forbidding the planting of tobacco and to limiting the price at which flour should be sold. The present laws were insufficient and the bill when perfected should be passed. The bill then was laid over until Wednesday. ' In the Senate when Senator Bronston's Resolution for limiting the subjects of legislation at the extra session to the five most important and adjourning on April 15th came up, instead of speaking on the merits cf tho bill he proceeded to waste the valuable time of the Senate by inaugurating the campaign of 1899, and his stump speech was replied to by Senator Jones in the same vein. D. K. N. CROFTON. Mrs. G. M. Burnett is very nick t'l week. Rev Wright Titled his regular appointment at the Christian Church Sunday. Mr. John Lone and Miss Ivy Bourland were married Thursday. Mr. James Sizemoro is on the sick list. Sinre the rain has stopped, many farmers are busy at their work. Saturday was Ibo first Jockey day in Croflon. It was a hustler too. Bob Young cut Chas. Ducks very badly on the Jaw and arm Saturday. driven direct to the Exposition grounds. Before a o'clock a site for the Illinois Building had been decided upon by the Director General, Major E. C. Lewis, and Mr. reck, and on hour later the con-- 1 tract for the building had been let, and that same evening part of the material was delivered on the ground. Knoxvillc and Cincinnati will have their buildings ready about the samo time as Illinois. The Illinois Building will be a reproduction of the beautiful Adminh istration Building at Chicago, the original size, and will cost about $10,000, it will be adorned with the same statuary, valued at $60,000, which was used at Chicago, and will be elaborately decorated with a horticultural disThere play of rare excellence. will be no exhibit in tho interior, it will simply be used as a reception room for the Illinois visitors. The past week has brought great changes in every part of the grounds. Among recent additions is a water wheel, placed at the one-sixt- Easter is Coming. H If You Are Not a Customer of Ours It will be worth your while to come in some time and take the time to look over some of the values we arc showing. The flood tide of sprjng business is upon us. We have been preparing for it for weeks. We've been doing some masterful buying for you. All that is newest and best awaits your inspection. Dress Goods. Strictly and only at the top is our Dress Goods 'Department. We propose to keep it there. Wc havo plain goods which plain people prefer, and all tho combinations that Fashion approves. water-fal- l MADISONVILLE. 'Tit Sprinc Tbe bright tun warmi lata life Again the beautiful (lower, and wakes np tha Seed tieki and gentle grata hopper. The balmjr Air putt long into tbe trog, chickent Into Eggt, anJ tel into htm. It alto putt butt- Nett Into tbe head ot the Englitb tparrow, And oodles ot trash and ttlekt and straw Into The eave trough. Gentle Spring putt radishes and turnip greens on to the table and Plnkt and roses on to the Easier bonnet. lo take possession It cautet house-cleanin- g mcgalo-ccphalu- self-conce- it "He either fears his fate too much, Of tho woman.and enmity between man and hoe. Or his deserts are small. You will nof put it to the touch Men and large boyt roll bicycles; bugs and traill And win or lose it all." Uoys, marbles. Tte necktie of today It the At a meeting of the Executive Cratyqulltot tomorrow. Weary, wintry underwear And pantaloont teek the home of the carpet rag. Committee the other day June 27 When It comes to billiards, they say was set apart as "Vanderbilt Day," Eugeue Speed lays St across them all. in honor of Commodore Vandcr Speakin' of billiards, we ara told Flem bill, who did so much for the cause On Gordon is teaching a class in billiards and of education in the South. that George Lynn has charge of the kinder- that day a remarkably handsome entrance, and it serves as an object lesson, impressing the beholders with the fact that you cannot grind with the water that has passed; and as one stands on the little bridge and surveys tho busy. scene before him, the idea forces itself uppcimost that the Tennessee Centennial Exposition is a much greater affair than most people imagine. It requires but an instant to observe that the character Wffift of a State organization has been overwhelmed by the international spirit that pervades the whole. It is an achievement of which the nation may well be proud, and yet it is the work of the people of Nashville alone, and it can be unhesitatingly asserted that never before in the world's history has any city the size of the capital of Tennessee brought so gigantic a scheme to so successful an issue. A Michigan editor said recently, after a day on the grounds: "What can I do for you people? I want to do something. This is the grandest thing the South has ever seen, and it even surpasses the World's Fair in many ways." There arc lots of people like that Wolverine editor, and it recalls the lines near the Broad-stree- t Spring Parasols. The sun never shone on Handsomer Styles than wu now hnve in stock Every one a distinctive novelty. You should make your Eisicr suluction now. Everything Fresh and New In Laces, Embroideries, Dress Trima most mings, of cvory description complete line. Our prices arc the lowest. Upholstery Department. arc now being prepared lor Spring cleaning time is here. You need new Curtains, Portieres, Rugs, Mattings, Draperies, etc., etc. Wc are in fix to help you. Our stock and styles and prices extremely low. arc up Homes Easter. c Don't Forget Our great desirable beys and of Special stock of the most stylish and Shoes for men and women, girls. Wo havo a great line Dargains in our Shoe ?Sj lfl Dis-tri- c. anti-Hunt- er post-offic- e committees. L. Clericus, an ItalMonday was County Court day, and ian artist resident in memphis, is that, with tbe Couoty Democratic Judical now at work on the decorations in convention, brought many people to town the rotunda of the Woman's Build Tbe result of tbe convention was 38 votes ing, and they are incxprcssably for Laffoon and 32 for Nunn. The dis- beautiful. An annex at the west trict convention will be held at Princeton end of the building will be the on tbe 8th Inst., and the Indications are that and will contain some It will be a close race for the nomination raro treasures. lace-room momument to the Commodore, by garten department. sculptor, will Dr. W P. Ross has been appointed Sur- Moretti, the eminent and & N.. to take tbe place of be unveiled in the Parthenon, geon for the L. Chauncey Dcpcw will deliver the Dr. Gardiner. oration. At the close of the Ex& Home position Tbe Woman's Parsonage the statue will be placed Mission Society of Ibc M. E. Church on the campus of Vanderbilt UniSouth, will meet here next week, llishop versity, Nashville. Moretti is now Hargrove and wife will be present and engaged on a large fountain to be about 25 delegates ire expected. Tbe ex- placed in the lake, and it is to exact date uilU lx given later Tbe public cel in beauty anything of tho kind invited to attend. are ever attempted on this continent. Tho Grand Commandery of the United The Woman's Department is Order of tbe Colden Cross for tbe State of one of the most important features Kentucky will meet here Thursday 8th of the Exposition it always is, but inst. The Masons have kindly consented at Nashville it will be especially to the use of their commodious quarters fascinating. Mrs. Van Leer Kirk-maand a number of delegates arc expected. the President of the Board, Dr. Overall Is reported belter though and Miss Ada Scott Rice, the Secretary, have worked assiduously not out of danger. Mr. C. W. Stewart, of this place, has re- for many months and their efforts g have been aided by moved to Hopkinsyille. n, hard-workin- uouy sajs must viiai to find what you want at )v so. louuicsuiu 75tEj WfM V"5 ALEXANDER'S, MADI501MVILLE, KY. SOMe op THe THINGS .AT THE. St. Bernard Stores Stocks arc greater and fresher than ever. This Season's buying was successfully planned to combat the times however hard. : Whether it's a stubborn cold or just a sniffle, you can cure it for good with Dr Madisonville wants waterworks, and Dell's Pine Tar Honey. This famous Slaughtersville is tired of waterworks. remedy taken in time will stop tbe progress Looks like people are never satisfied with ot consumption and bring the color of anything. After all their trouble and ex- health to the pallid cheek. For sale by St, Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; George pense, Slaughtersville merchants are tir- King, St. Charles. ing of their system of waterworks and are preparing to put the wheels Ducklen'a Arnica Salve. back on their delivery wagons. Tbe best Salve in tbe world for Cuts, Bishop Hargrove will preach at tbe Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Methodist Church on Sunday morning the Sores, Tetter. Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posi18th Inst. tively cures Piles or no pay required. It is Mrs. T. W. Gardiner and children went guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or to Hopkinsville Tuesday afternoon to join money refunded. Price 2jc per box. For Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. the Doctor.lately appointed Snperlntenkent of the Western Asylum. Mrs. Gardiner's An Ohio man who committed departure is much regretted by her large forgeries two years ago aggregatcircle of friends. ing $300,000, has just been capMrs. L. A. Farmer, milliner, assigned tured. Tuesday. Ruby Laffoon Is the assignee. Assets are placed at $450, liabilities $1,500. between Laffoon. Judge Nunn and Hon. Polk New Shoe Styles. Our large and excellent stock of Shoes is proverb- ial. Honest values al- ways. No shoddy goods. But wc now have unusual variety and quantity in Shoes for everybody. Wc can please both you and your purse. Big Sale of IlflflPnflllQliflQ UUUOIIIIUOIUIO. . Wo have mado a lucky purcnaso of a complete Une of Ladles. Musin Un. derwear, and will sell at :pnccs you havo not sccn before-che- aper than you can make at home. - white Goons and Washable Fabrics, Parasols and TENNESSEE CENTENNIAL, DM. WHtHt- 111 Htt 1111 C Bert Cough Bjrop. TutesGood. Ueol m iima. boji or aruatzuu. lliat all women can ap. preciate. Come early and get the prettiest and best India Linens, Dimities, Percales, etc., in endless variety. mm. ' JUDICIAL CONTEST. Democratic Fight for Nomination in the Fourth Judicial District. The complete and accurate returns from all the precincts in the Fourth Kentucky Judicial district Throat Coughs Is there a tickling in the throat? Do you cough a great deal, especially when lying down? Are you hoarse at times? Does nearly every cold you take settle in your throat? These u throat coughs" are very deceptive. Don't neglect them. Troches, or cough syrups won't touch the spot. You must take remedies that will enrich the blood, tone up the nerves; and heal the inflamed membranes. er Great Progress Being Hade Toward Completion of Its Buildings. NOTES OF THE GREAT SHOW. Nashville, April 7. (Special) The progress that has been made TO in all the departments of the TenCentennial Exposition durnessee Kansas City, Montana, ing the past week is simply phenjj The buildings in course omcnal. including the Colorado, Pacific Coast, of construction, Government Buildingand Hygienic and Educational Building, have Utah, Washington, Omaha, arisen as if by magic, and all doubts St. Paul, Nebraska, about them not being ready by May 1 have been dispelled. I he Government Building, an exceedingly Black Hills, beautiful structure, will be ready VIAto receive tue exniuiis uy npni 10, and they can all be placed in posiAn event tion in one week. worthy of special mention occurred VESTIBULED TRAINS, last week that shows how very much in earnest people are becomSLEEPERS. DiNiNI GARS. ing about the success of the Centennial. Ferdinand W. PeckhChair-ma- n CHAIR CARS (8rEATE8), of the Illinois Commissioners, who was one of the prime factors 00N8ULT TIOKET AOENT, OR of the great F. M, RUGG, TRAV. PAS9-- AQCHT, in the inauguration World's Fair at Chicago. Maj. ST. LOUIS, MOt Duraud of the Chicago Freight Bureau. Robert Thompson, SecreWho eaa thick aJmpla tary of the Illinois Commission, Wanted An Idea el aomepatent? tfelfig to Protect vnttr Uuaj ttwr mr brtec toh wealtti. and others, arrived at Nashville at Write JOHN WBUDBIUK7KN CO., Patwt I,MQ prK offtr WartlMion, . C, tor 3 o'clock in the afternoon and were aea seir iiet bi o& tBoutasa tbetr MyeaitoBa irimreu, -- The newest and prettiest conceits' in sun protectors. Fine Umbrellas and brcllas not bo fine all at remarkably low prices. Urn-Lawn- s, Taney Dress Goods BEST TRAINS m and GlUlaifl GOODS. Fashion World, which Dame Fashion has ap- proved this spring, arc here. Bright new stuffs, every, yard, and each a bargain. All sorts of Dress Goods, both Col- orcd and Black. Silks in- - Waists Van'Cly fr Sl2irt if thcro ;s a wndow or a door in tho dining roorn parlor anywhere in the house-t- hat needs curtain-grea- t you will find what you ing, want in our stock o Lacc Curtains. Scrims; Drapery. Wonderfully low-price- d. ' each s ction of Constitution, Acts and General Statutes for which the Governor, in his proclamation, asked amendment or enforcement. The proclamation simply referred to the sections of the Constitution, IlANsnn seems not to be on the etc., and pne unaccustomed to exHauler's map. The visiting card amining law books would have American citizens protection their property in Turkey and and n rrdress of their wrongs. Foreigners will now probably learn what the stars and stripes are and be taught to respect our flag. of Uncle Sam, directed by the Exclusive Frankfort News. present good Administration will Two week ago The Bee pubadopt a vigorous policy towards lished exclusively the full text of Crittenden .2 4 5G 38 63 Total vote 40 159. Necessary to choice 80. Some leading Democrats predict first ballot there will be a deadlock. that if Nunn is not elected on the ChrUtllke. The church of today needs most of all' men In pulpit and pew who will really mold their lives after that Jesus of Nazareth, who, while be was the grandest man that ever walked the earth, was also the simplest. Key. GJ D. Baker, Presbyterian, .rmiaaeipnta, 1 a, and vigor; and, the danger from threatening lung trouble is swept away. Book about it free. For sale by all druggists at 50c and $J.OO. SCOTT & DOWNE, NtwYork. ihites contains such remedies, t has wonderful nourishing and healing power. The cause of the cough Is removed; the whole system Is given new life SCOTT'S EJVIULSION of Cod-livOil with Hypophos- - St. Louis or Chicago, Laces, exquisite. Embroidery. RUCHINGS. TRIMMINGS, in large variety. Beau-tifu- l Patterns that is the verdict they .arc' simply Anything else you need or want at the 81 Bernard General Stores. Alter-ser- a, gyter'-WV 1 MOZART SYMPHONY CLUB. PROTECTION PETITIONED DOWN IN THE MINES. Foreman Thomas Robinson, of tho Umpire mines was here on a visit to relatives last Saturday and Sunday, and reports raachfnery in the new mine working fine. Two machines are at work, the motive power being electricity. Rumor says that the Monarch Coal Company will soon put In electric mining machinery at their mines. The miners in this county naturally feel like tbey could trust Ben T. Robinson in the Legislature, because he was formerly ono of tbeir number, and he can rest assured they will give him a good vote. Fcr tho next three or four months, there will be many days that miners can call their own, and which they can spend in fishing, playing baseball and other sports. Fortunately the weather has not been very cold or else the suffering among the victims of the high waters in the South and West would have been great for lack of coal and other fuel. Some of our leading coal operators take the view that reducing the price of mining is not the best way to make the production of coal a profitable business. A strange story comes from Webster City, Iowa, which says that at the depth of 130 feet in the Lehigh coal mine a puzzling piece of rock has been discovered upon the surface of which appear pictures. The stone is of dark gray color and about 2 feet long, x foot wide and 4 inches thick. Over the hard surface lines are drawn at angles forming perfect diamonds. In the center ot each diamond is a fairly good face of an old man each with a peculiar indentation in the forehead. This sounds a good deal like the petrified bark of an ancient tree which is found in coal measures. The Hecla Coal Co. discontinued the use of eltctricity last week for mining purposes, and now have their mining done by le ATKINSON DIVISION. U. R. K. P. srnmmmm.mttmm S E. T. HALSEY, President. W. M. GRAHAM, "23y 3n6uslru ro tEfyrire.' L. & N. TIME TABLE. TIME OP TRAINS AT EARLINOTON. Effect vo December 20, 1896. I " m MOUTH. irNo.31 no. 93 ,.io-iji- , No. 54 No. 70 No. 78 SOUTH. lo.) ii.jo pm 7:50 a u No. 3 No, gi No. 51 No. tg No. 77 No gi n.l No, . , 54 .... 'ji p m pm .....8.14 a m 4:59 ars hit train.. W. W. ETHRIDGE, ,;:jj 440 Pm am Ar.ent. Tims Table i. G. R. R. (Effective July 19, 1896.) BAST BOUND. No. 1. No, 4. No. 8 Lv, NewOrlemi ,., 7.ipm 8.00 m Lv. Memphli 8.15 am 7:4 pm Lt. I'ulton. , i:ojpm 11:35 pm 6.15 am . ikddi 1:00 a ra 8:00 a m l.r. I'adacah .. 4:40 pm riSatn Lt. Princeton.. am , 54J p m jioim 10:4 a m Lr. Nortonvllla. rAr. Central Cltjr ..655pm 400 a m 11.10 p m t Ar. Loulivlllc. ..11:10 nm 4:17 nm LAr. Cincinnati 6:40 am 11.55 a m WEST DOUND. No. 1. No. j. No. ) Lv, Cincinnati., . 11:10 pm 1:30pm Lv, Lonltville. .. 3'jo am 6 S3 p m 8.03 a m Lv. Central CI17. . . 8.13 am 10 35 a m rjo p m Lv Nottonvlllo ,,.,. n am litjjpm 1:35 pm I.v, Princeton , ,.10:18 a m 11 11 a m pm Lv l'aducah ., . , ..u.jopm 1,37am 3.30pm Ar Pulton . . ..... , 1 13 p m 3.30 a m 7.30 p m At Memplilt ., .... 640pm 7.10am Ar New Oileam.. . 7.40 p 01 7.30 p m All tralnt ran dally. Net. 3 and 4 carry Pullman Uu(Iet Sleeper, reclining chair can between Cincinnati and New Oileant. Direct connection! made at all junction!. II. HANSON. G. P. and T. A. 6arlinfoi happenings. ws Notes Personal Paragraphs and Mention. Other Doings at Home Worthy o( Special Bokn To Mr. anil Mrs. E. E. Stodghill, on Friday, a girl. Central kvorks. f chased. nold has secured a grand musical event for the entertainment of our LETTER TO THE CHIEF OV POLICE. people Friday evening of this week, April 9, at Masonic Hall. Certain of Earlington's citizens, The Mozart Symphony Club arc at the front of their profession. whose names are given in tho letRead what the great papers say of ter below, addressed to the Chief of Police, Nashville, them. Tenn., Musical ears havo never heard such har- have gone to that city of the great Tennessee Centennial mony blended from stringed instruments coming They go to help inas this expert organization furnished at the Exposition. Masonic temple, Tho audience wcro en stall the display to be made by the St. Bernard Coal Company. raptured. Louisville v goou incnu 01 tnesc gentleThe beautiful music played by the Mo men, knowing how unsophisticated zart Symphony Club is beyond praise, and they arc, and tearing danger should every member is a delightful soloist Or come upon them, unprotected and leans Picayune. so far from home has indited the The Mozart Symphony Club played with subjoined letter, addressed to the great delicacy, precision and finish of style. Chief of Police, Nashville, Tenn. Chicago Times. The gentlemen themselves have been furnished with a copy and it Clint Ford Next Week; is believed they will have no diffBeginning Monday evening next, iculty in identifying themselves to the 12th instant, Clint G. Ford's the "Chief." Stock Company will play a week's Earlington, Ky., April j, 1897. engagement at Masonic Hall, this Chief op Police, Nashville, Tenn e place. Clint Ford is an This is 10 certify that the favorite with Earlington people notetowit: W. A. Toombs, bearers of this and is adding laurels to his fame and John Peyton are (dis) Thomas Hodgo reputable citiyearly. zens of Hopkins County. Ky.. and will Mr. Clint G. Ford, the popular come to your city tomorrow to begin work actor who owns and controls the in tne centennial enclosure lor a lew days. inero is no wwiui narm great play, "An American Hero", Any misdemeanor on their in these men. part, you will a gc'ntlcman of courage enter pleaso attribute to their ignorance. They is common country carpenters, who prise and hustling ability. He are split manages his own company, directs know how loYou willrails, cut sassafras sprouts, etc. be made aware of the management of his stage, plays this, however, for they bear the sign, grip, tho leading part in piece, designs and words of 6untrmeu and railsplittets. ney nave never ueara loua launder nor all his pictorial printing matter, part owner of the Pulaski. Tenn., seen many steam threshers, and many ot mis world. 1 nerelore, we Democrat, being a newspayer man otner stgniswatch after them and endeavor ask you to and printer, docs his fancy station-cr- y to save tbeir lives in your city of many hand. used in transacting his busi- wonderful sights and dangers. Pickpockets The fire in the Cumberland Coal mines, will barm them, for though they ness, one of the directors in the seek notpick tbeir pockets would findshould near Sturgis still continues to spread at to nothCalumet Gold and silver Mining ing but a few matches, a large twist of to- last accounts and It is now feared tuat adCo., of Dcadwood Dak., of which bacco and threp huge pipes, stronger than joining mines may yet be affected by it. Mr. Ford be Samson. he is a stockholder. The demand for coke showed some inTheir reason sides being a good business man, the fact they arewill not be dethroned from crease the past week and the St. Bernard not reasonable men. is a clever actor, and refined gen When tbey are through with their work Company now ship daily more than tbey tlcman both on and off the stage. please despatch them as dead freight to produce, but such is owing to the fact Courier-Journal. Great riusical Attraction That For Three Earlington Citizens is Offered to our People Who Have Gone to tho CenThis Week. tennial City of O rent By good fortune and good management, Manager Frank B. Ar Sights. A tmmmmmttmmmi W. C. NONES, Vice-Preside- does to Sebrec Next Week in Command of Col. W. A. Wllgus. THE SEBREB UNIFORM HANK. Sec'y. BEN W. ROBINSON, Gen'l M'o'r. INSTALL I Bird - 3 & u V Eye-Jellic- o INCORPORATED Coal C? Telegraph Address, Uniform Atkinson Division Rank Knights of Pythias, of Earlington, will go to Sebrec next Wednesday April 14, in charge of State officer Col. W. A. Wilgus for the pdrposc of mustering in a full company of perhaps thirty cr more members of the Uniform Rank at that place. The Sebrec Knights have had their uniforms for some little time and have held themselves in readiness awaiting the convenience of the installing officer. 7 Wliitley County, Kentucky. 90)Hm8BQeHjHBSb. WELLICO. LUMP OF BIRD CYC COAL. TENN old-tim- Atkinson Division is well known for its activity and devotion and under direction of the able Col. Wilgus their work will be well done. The Colonel will be here on Tuesday and will attend the regular meeting of the Uniform Rank that evening. Some 15 or 20 members arc expected to go to Sebrec. Lock the Door Before the horse is stolen. Purify, enrich and vitalize your blood and build up your physical svstem beforo disease attacks you and serious sickness comes. Hood's will make you strong and vigorous and will expel from your blood all and germs of disease. Take Hood s Sarsaparilla now. Hood's cathartic. 25 cents. Pills are tho favorite family Easy to lake, gentle, mild. MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF S g-- Jellico JELLICD From the VANDERPD PL Unsurpassed both well-know- n Vein. as a Steam and a Domestic Coal. SoleMinersoftheFamo'us-BIR- D g EYE CANNEL Ji. g Special attention given to Mining, Screening and Handling. "WE ARE PREPARED 3 5 TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY. la ; - GIVE US ALL p' r TO ZS THE r PLEASE .ADDRESS COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY. Ig 1 ?itiiuumii..mi.tuiuu lUUUlUiUMiUIU.UU(? Carter Harrison Mayor of Chicago. Altgeld-silverite city of anarchists. was elected He was the candidate in the City is to have water The site hits been pur- - Wcdding is in the air in every body's mouth what everybody says must be so. The Kentucky State Medical Association meets at Hopkinsvillc fon Wednesday the 14th instant. Do not forget the Mozart Sm- yliony Club tomorrow Friday evening, at Masonic Hall. A rare 1n11sic.1l treat. certain matrimonial candi date has been lately interested in clothing samples and the like. Wonder if it means an) thing. A some unusual things, among which was sitting in a chair, and delighted (he heart o( the small boy. In fact many men were boys at the bear show not to their discredit. Traffic has for some days been fully resumed on all L. & N. lines and on the N. C. & St. L. road. Through tickets arc now sold and baggage checked to any point on cither of these roads. The bear did All Records Broken. Everybody knowj the rainfall was heavy during the floods of the month of March just past. But just how heavy, and how the rainfall of March compares with that of prcviovs months in "this and former years is known by very few. The Earlington weather observing station has been in operation The iince the beginning of 1887 rainfall for March 1897 is the greatest for any month in the ten years covered by the records of this station. In inches the March The greatrainfall was 12.57. minfall for one est previous month was ti 47 inches in May, 1896. The smallest precipitation for one month during the ten years was .20 of an inch in October, 1891. Taking the twelve months ending March 31, 1897, the rainfall for that period was 64.30 inches. The greatest rainfall for any calendar year was 51.86 inches for 1890; the least, 36 45 inches for 1889. Lefty" Davis. "Lefty" Daus, fielder of the De- There has been soma peculiar jugglery pet formed by an Earling ton photographer and others of late in the art of lights and shadows the latter predominating. The dark cloud in the picture may mean trouble. The Bee's St. diaries correspondence, considerable parts of the Madisonvillo and other editorial and other .matter was crowded out last week Our ambitious new Local Consul of the L. A. W., Mr. E. J. is the happy possessor of a beautiful new bicycle. When you seo, as you will very soon, a beaming countenance flash by on a shining wheel, you may put it down as Urn-stea- d, by the space demanded at a late .hour by our advertisers. bung Elgie. to be everybody A wedding says so, and what everybody says has of course been must be so 'carefully concealed" just like all things matrimonial usually arc. That sort of a secret is the hardest to keep which speaks without language. Mrs Samuel Sjamm, of Loantown.Pa., years of sufferieg with bore her. thirty-fou- r courage and fortitude. Her troublo was rheumatism in the knee, In consequence her limb had become so stiff that she could hardly walk, Mr. Stamm is a merchant, and had spared no pains or expense to relieve her, but with littlo success, until ono nirfbt when it grew so painful that the could hardly endure it, he persuaded her to try Chamberlain's Pain Dalm. The effect was magical. The first application relieved the pain, and its conr young friend Lawyer Jonson at all. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. tinued use has, removed all stillness and Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, given her the free use of" her limb once The boxing bouts in Earlington acting directly upon the blood and mucuous that have followed the Nevada dis- surfaces of the hjlem. Price 75c. per more. If yon have friends who are troubled with rheumatism insist on their grace have all been with large bottle. Sold by all Druggists giving this remedy a trial. You can do cloves and in the best of humor. A free. them no greater favor, as it is sure to five few sprained thumbs and a bit of a Hall's family Pills are the best. rrompt relief, and if tbey are a, little scratch here and there coverall inpatient it will effect. a cure. For sale at juries thus far. But the boys have Tho Populist State Convention d hiot teamed to spar for points yet was held in Lquisvillo yesterday. 25 and 50 cents per bottle by St; Drug Store, Earlington, Den T. Rob and it is fortunate that the gloves The State Central Committee met are big as pillows and as soft. Tuesday evening at the Enterprise inson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. l;,They are handled with vim. The L. A. W. Meet of 1897 Kentucky Division is to bo held at Cynthtana, Tuesday and Wednesday, June aa and 33. lt is said that the Cynthiana Meet Club will entertainment provide a which will surpass any event of similar character ever held in the two-day's Will Wed. It that Mr. Henry Faull and Miss Sallie Todd, both of St. A Solid Home Concern. Charles will be married next WedWe arq carrying a big, hand- nesday at that; place. The license some advertisement for that long has been issued. Miss'Todd is the established and reliable concern, daughter of Dave Todd, of that the Madisonvillc Carriage Com- place. Mr. Faull is a son of Geo. pany, operated by Capt. T. B. H. Faull, mine foreman for the St. Jones and N. R. Jones, whose Bernard Coal Company. reputation for fairness and genuine Mrs, E. R. McEuen, who has and honest work is firmly estab lished. These gentlemen have de- been very sick' with erysipelas for voted their lives to tho work of some days is much improved. making good, honest vehicles and Roofing, Guttering and Spoutthe testimony of the public is that ing done by Walker and Twyman they have made a success. They keep constantly on hand a on short notice. splendid stock of all sorts of veThe fistic encounters continue hicles and arc selling at the lowest prices are to take place under the electric possible prices and very low now. Their repair work lights, and the first blood was is the standard of excellence, as is drawn if we except noses on their work on new vehicles. Buy Tuesday evening, when a button of the Madisonvillc Carriage Com- got in the wrong place. TheboyS pany and get best valve and best must be careful, not to let their pugilistic fun grow the wrong way. treatment is said troit base ball club, is Al. Davis of Morton's Gap, Ky., son of Mr. G. D. Davis, who is a resident of that place. Davis played last year in the Pcnnyrilc League with Hopkinsvillc and was a favorite with tho lovers of the He went later sport hereabouts. to Mobile and has since signed with the Dctroits for 1897. On Saturday, in the first crt the exhibition games at Louisville between the Colonels and the Dctroits, Davis distinguished himself by making the only hit scored by the Dctroits. "Lefty" is a very promising young player. well-know- n says he bought to please in quality and LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. price and is in a great fix to supply your want for everything a big Dry Goods store like his carries Mrs. Harahan, wife of General Manager and that covers the ground. J. T. Harahan, of the Illinois Central Sec Alexander's stock ami you Railroad, died last week, at Memphis. Have your tin roofs painted cannot fail to find what you want President Charles Parsons, ot the South cheap, by Walker & Twyman. at lowest prices. Carolina and Georgia road, says business Mrs. J. E. Long is visiting the is improving and the outlook very much Rainer Hamby. better in the South than for three months family of Mr. Geo. Wyatt. Mr. Calvin Rainer.of St. Charles, past. Cotton has been sold forgioJ prices Why suffer with Coughs, Colds and La- and Miss Lula Hamby, of Dawson, and business is picking up. Grippe when Laxative Bromo Qim'ninb were married in Madisonvillc yesyou in one day. Does not prowill terday at the Exchange Hotel. The The C. D, 4 Q road has given the Rich- duce cure ringing in the head like Sulphate the mond Locomotive Works an order to conceremony which made them man ot (Juinine. fut up in tablets convenient and wile was performed by County vert one of its locomotives from simple to for taking. Guaranteed to cure, or money compound. This is a high endorsement of refunded. Price 25 Cents. For sale by Judge, J. G. B. Hall. Earlington, Ky. Drug the Richmond engine. The B. & O. passenger equipment is all rapidly being painted a royal blue. It is hoped that by fall the entire passenger equipment will have been overhauled and repainted this new and distinctive color. The high water on Ibe Memphis line prevented the pay train from making its rounds on the first trip out, so a second trip was made last week on that road to pay off the employes on the Memphis end of the road. The two passenger trains, 91 and $2, which have been annulled for u everal weeks past, were put on again this weei, The boys who attended the funeral of the late Conductor Watts, at Standford, Ky., report a large concourse of friends there to see the last sad rites performed. The first car load of Centennial exhibits from this placo was forwarded to Nashville last week by the St. Bernard Coal Company. A washout on 4b e Ohio Valley caused delay to trains last Friday and Saturday, and passengers bad to be transferred. Busiuess on the Henderson division was not quite so good last week as it has been been for weeks past. Two work trains were out on the Henderson division Monday and all Supervisor Sullivan needs to repair damage done by late heavy rains is a supply of material with which to work. The L & N. asssisted Ibe E, & T. H, in the repair ot their track" where the big wash out occurred, by furnishing them two bridge crews from the St. Louis division, to bridge over the chasm where the feet train went down. Piles seventy-fiv- e in length were driven, A reward for the bodies that went down in the wreck has been offered by tne E. & T. II. Railroad Company. For sometime past, friends hive noticed that our day operator, T. C. Martin has been In rather a serious mood, but they knew not what was the causa of it, and they were somewhat relieved when they ascertained the fact that be has of late been at work on an aerial machine St. Bernard Hopkinsville asylum, thereby ridding us ot three terrible pests, and you will incar- that the ovens are not run lo tbeir full capacity. cerate a multitude ot sins Yours in behalf of peace and the feebleInspector of mines C. J. Nerwood was minded, Vadr m ecu it. relieved from duty last week, his successor Mr. Stone taking charge. Dulin, flcLeod & Co. The extension Big Ohio This firm is an old Earlington Sandy railroad to of the House, and about White is firm and needs no recommendacompleted, and trains will soon be running. tion to Earlingtonr-'-peopl- c who The cannel cool mines at the end of the have known them so well All line will be opened about April x. that is necessary with Earlington-iansi- s to call their attention to the A new coal mining company is about to handsome advertisement of this be formed at Owensboro. The mines are firm in The Bee and to assure located on a piece of properly iso acres in them that the items mentioned arc extent near Hawesville, in Hancock county only a few of the many great bar- and are said lo be very rich in coal. Cincinnati, April 2 The lowboat Raygains offered by this firm in their mond Horner passed down the largest tow Big Store. of coal ever floated on the Ohio, perhaps Alexander Again. the largest on any river. It contained Go T. Alexander, of Madisonvillc, barges loaded with 630,000 bush els of coal J. is again in The Beb today with a or 21.630 vons. This would freight r,o8o large and beautiful advertisement railway cars with 30 tons each, and would announcing his large, beautiful and require 47 trains of 43 cars each to hau complete stock of Dress Goods, it At the rear of the tow was a small Trimmings, Clothing, Shoes, Up- steamer attached crosswise to the current holstery, Hangings Mattings, to throw the rear of the tow to the right or left in passing bends in the river Carpets, etc., etc. Alexander Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. This is the best medicine in the world for all forms of Coughs and Colds and Consumption. Every bottle is guaranteed. It will cure and not disappoint. It has no equal for Whooping Cough, Asthma, Hay Fever, Pneumonia, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Cold in the Head and for Consumption. It is safe for ages, pleasant to take, and, above all, a sure cure. It is always well to take Dr. King's New Life Pills in connection with Dr. King's New Discovery, as they regulate and tone' the stomach and bowels. We guarantee perfect satisfac-o- r Free trial bottles at St. return money. Bernard Drug Store. Regular sizj 50 cents and fi.oo. I JV GOOD J3TJTGOY MADE BY THE $ $ is) MADI5DNVILLE CARRIABE CD. Give us a call and be convinced that we will give you the best Buggy made in Kentucky for the money. Twenty-fiv- e years experience tells the story. We will sell you a , Top Buggy of Our Own Make for $45. New York is expecting a million visitors when the Grant monument is dedicated on the 27th instant. A Valuable Prescription. Editor Morrison of Wortbington, Ind., "Sun," writes: "You havo a valuable prescription in Electric Bitters, and I can cheerfully recommend it for Constipation and Sick Headache, and as a general syst tem tonic it has no equal " Mrs. Annie Stehle, 2C25 Collage Grove Ave., Chicago, was II run down, could not eat nor digest food, had a backache which never left ber and felt tired and weary, but six bottles ot Electric Bitters restored her health and renewed her strength. Prices 50 cents and $x.oo. Get a bottle al St Bernard Drug Store. f b .m YJ(li'rT liiiiiitiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiBiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii y( mm j ft j j ft We do all kinds of repairing on Spring Vehicles, from the lightest to the heaviest, that is being used in our county. A hint to the Wise is sufficient. Store T. B. JONES, Manager. $75 to $100 Per Month l'"irst-clas- M.i.n ,v visiting the family of E. E. Stodg-1,- , xf:n TiUn.i,. ti : 1 r 11 I heard ot Dr. Bell's Pino Tar Honey, from and seeing many recommendation different persons, of its wonderful valuable merits, I thought I would try a bottle. 1 have been seriously affected for twenty-fiv- e years with a cough and pains in my side and breast that wero causing mea mis erable life. I spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and for medicine, but everything failed until I found this wonderful remedy. It beats the world and has saved my life. I recommend Dr. Bell's Pine-Ta- r Honey to everybody with weak lungs. It is a great success. J. B. Rossell, Grantsburg, III. tor sale by St. Bernard Drug Store Earlington; Geo. King, St. Cbarlee. ::::::::::.,.'.'.i::::::::.:'.'.'.'. HiHMnnnnMMHnHHnHMa : N. R. JONES. ft s Ladv or Offered to Gentlemen Agents to aid in an ex cellent school work, wliicn is now being placed in every county in the United States, Call on M. M. GILMOUR, General Agent, at Dawson Springs, Ky., or address Student Renister Company, Lock Box 344, Nashville, Tenn.i 111 ff V nf" WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equip- ment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery. gg c r- Z$ psi -- gj , Claude Baker returned Friday to his home in Paducah, after a pleasant visit to friends here. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. falls 'f E LU PRICES ALWAYS if it Mrs. R. W. Wood and Miss All Druggists refund the money Dona went to Madisonvillc Tues lo Cure. 25c. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington, Ky. day. Miss Cora Head, of Providence, Spring Requires relatives here the impurities which have accumu visited friends and That this week. lated during the winter shall be promptly and thoroughly expelled if gool health is expected. When the warmsr weather comes theso impurities are Iliblo to mani fest themselves in various ways and often lead to serious illness. Unless the blood is rich and pure that tired feeling will afflict you, your appetite wilt fail and you will find yourself "all run down." Hood's Sarsaparilla tones and strengthens the system, drives out all impurities and makes pure, rich, healthy blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla is the one true blood purifier and the best spring medicine. Be sure to get only Hood's. I r. THE LOWEST. . gj 2 PQ WALKER & TWYMAN, Main Street, West ol Railroad, How's This? We offer Odd Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be State. cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. A friend said the other day, F. J. Ciienbv & Co., Props., Toledo, O. speaking of the building which is We, the undersigned, havo known IT. J. to give TiE Bee, a3 neighbors, a Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe barber shop and a lawyer's office, him honorable In all business transactions, "Is this going to bo a scalper's and financially able to carry out any obligaoffice or merely a barberous en- tion made by their firm. campment?" But really we do West & Tmux, Wholesale Druggists, not believe .he referred to our Toledo, O. Waldino, Kinnah & Marvin, HOW TOFBD OUT, well-to-d- o Testl-mania- ls Mrs. Marion Sisk visited rela tives in Slaughtersville last week. Uer-nar- Hotel. Notice. annual meeting of the stocks The ilders of the Sr. Bernard Coal lompany will be held in their of- :e at liaillngton, ivy., weanes iy, April 21, 1097. CiEOROK 'J. ATKINSON, Secretary. 5t fbat tired feeling is duo to inpovrlsti4 Enrich the blood with Hood's Sarsapanlla and be strong aod vigqrow. The example of W. W. Drewer. justly of the peace and a prominent citizen" of Ml. Jewctt, Pa., is worthy of emulation. He says: "I never leavj homo without a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and always recommend Will Bonrlana Evansvillc. "slight cold?" is' visiting in How many deaths can be traced to a The record ot mortality would be greatly reduced it every home was supplied with n, bottle of Dr. Bell's It is the best I ever Pino Tar Honej. The great exterminator it to my friends .croup and kindred afused, and never tails to give immediate of coughs, For sale by St, Dernatd Drag fection. Fori.sala by Si. Bernard Drug relief." George Kiag, St. Sioro, Earlington; Ben T. Kobinson, Mor- Store, Earlington, Charles. Gap; Geo. King, St. Charles. tons In a letter to the manufacturers, Messrs. Davis & Buzard of West Monterey, Pa., say. "Cbamblerlain's Cough Remedy has cured people whom our physicians could do nothing for. We persuaded them to try a bottle of it and they now recommend il, as do ibe rest of us." For sale at 25 and jo ceuls per bottle by St. Bernard Conductor Pete Herb of the L. & N., Drug Store, Earlington; Ben T. Robinson,, f has a precocious son. Barely 14 years ot Mortons Gap, George King, SI. Charles age, he has shown himself to be almost a He solves a prodigy in mathematics, Miss Sallie McGrath spent last problems with tho greatest of ease that wee'k" at St. Vincents. paizle much older heads. But then this The longer you neglect a cold the harder boy has a "pap," you know. Eh, Pele? It H to get rid of it. The very first sympDuring the month of March the receipts tom should be met with a dose of Dr This famous remedy of L, & N. showed a decided increase Dell's Pine Tar will cure it whether of short or long standwhich speaks well tor the management For sala by St. Bernard Drug Store, ing. bJilington; George King, Si. Charles. Subscribe for The Bee. I Fill a botlleor common water glass with urine, and let it stand twenty four hours; a sediment or setting indicates n diseased condition of the kidneys. When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kid ney trouble. Too frequent desire to urinate or pain in Ibe back, Is alto convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order. WHAT TO DO. There is comfort In the knowledge so ofien expressed, that Dr. Kilmer's Swamp- Root, the great kidney remedy lulullsevery wish in relieving pain In Ibe back, kidneys, liver, bladder and every part of the urinary It corrects ioabilily to hold passages. urine and scalding pain in passing II, or bad effects followinir use ot liouor. wine or beer, and overcomes Ibat unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled lo get up many times during the night to urinate. Tbe mild and extraordinary effect of Swamp-Rois soon realized. It stands the highest for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing case. If you need a medicine you should havo the best. Sold by drugFor gists, price fifty cents and one dollar a sample bottle and pamphlet, both sent free by mail, mention The Bus and send your full postolfice address lo Dr. Kilmer &Co, Ulngliampton, N.Y Tho proprietors of Ibis paper guarantee ibe genuineness of this offer. ot eftKLINGTON, KY. A complete Stock of Hip frtrt Ym 2rV. lHli' Stoves, Castings, AND TINWARE. " Repairing, Roofing and Guttering, "Sky-highand prices dirt cheap. in quality BWHO 15 YOUR TAI! Do You Get BENEr,Tof YOU RECEIVC R? a CORRECT FIT? THE 20 YEARS or . SUCCESS IN HIGH GRADE TAILORING by ORDERING YOUR SUITS AND OVERCOATS oM. BORN & Co. THE GREAT CHICAGO MERCHANT We guarantee io fit and TAILMS. jkm p, and save 300 NEW SAMPLES TO SELLECT FROM )n mf Subscribe for The Bee. J ST. BERRMD GENERAL STORE. & it ffiililftto' K Tll .. '? Wflffl f"V. j- OF THE CEURCH AND CONGREGATION (5!jurclj Dtrcctori). CATHOLIC CHURCH OP Messrs. Will Ross and Selectman in the. city on business last week. were tisszz&sazsasm&a&asmmm .THE IMMACULATE The cake walk was grand night. Saturday :4rME SUNDAY SCHOOL. UH", iii 1 Jw.LM80N II, SECOND QUARTER, NATONAL r . INTFR- - CONCEPTION. SERIES. APRIL 11. 00-4- Tent or the Lcsaon. Acts x. Mom- 4 'JT Verses, 8 Golden Text, Acts x, M. by tlio rtov. 30-3- s. m.: leeond miss and sermon. Hirst mats. 9:30 a. m. Kosary Instruction and benediction at p. m. every aunaar, A. m. i.oenan, pasior, 1.30 CHRISTIAN Snndar-schco- CHURCH. Stearns. I. 9:30 to 10:30, Communion service following: at 10 40. Prayer meeting every Wednesday evening, l every Sunday morning from ML V i .y '. Jr Y mi V tho God of heaven. They woro nssomblod beforo God to hoar tho mossngo from God through Petor. They wanted nono of Peter's thoughts or wisdom or eloquence, but only what God had commanded him to speak. Tho Lord Jesus Himself only rpoko what tho Father commanded lilm (John xll, 40), nnd every messenger of tho Lord may talco nil possible comfort from Ex. lv, 12; Jcr. 1, etc. 61. "Of n truth I pcrcclvo that God Is no respecter of persons." Thus Potcr Began his mossaga God took great pains to teach lilm this (verses and ho nover forgot It, but long afterward referred to it 1, 17. In Pet Seo nlso Paul's reference to tho same In Rom. 11, 11. If necessary, glvo a vision or send nn nngel to God will Instruct us, but blessed nro tho slmplo nnd teaehablo who, llko Mary, sit nt Jesus' feet oiid hoar His word (Luko x, 00). ' S. "But In every nation ho that fcarcth i Him and workoth righteousness is accepted t wlthHlin." This docs not conflict with . chapter lv, 12, nnd tho great truth that , mwuuiiuuu uiiiur cuviuur wsiuca uusuh v Christ, but whorovor nny ono, Jew or gen-tilearnestly rooks nfter God, Ho will regard them nnd so reveal Himself to them f hnt they may bo saved. To concludo from verso that If wo do tho best wo know .,-il- s A how wo nro safo would bo n porvorsion of for by tho deeds of tho law (nnd ), SO. Potop nnil six liion from Jonnn f chan ter xl, IS) havonrrlvcd nt tho houso of Cor MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH. nelius, tno lloinim conturlon In Ctcsarcu. Cornelius wna n Just nnd God foarlncr man. Services second Saturday evening and Sunday much Riven to prayer nnd good doeds nnd eacu monin. rrayer meeting Monaay nigni at 9.30 a. m. D. S. Edwards. Pastor beloved by nil tho Jows of tho city (verses Sunday-cbo1, 3. 23), yet not n saved man (chapter xl, M. E. CHURCH. 14K But God saw his earnest desire, nud In tho way horo recorded brought Simon Services first Sunday each month, morning Peter to lilm ns Ho had beforo brought and night. Prayer meeting every Wednesday p. Philip to tho eunuch. Cornelius, with his nignt, aunaay scnooi at 2:30 C. m. C. HALL, Pastor. kliwftion and friends, welcomed Simon Fetor nnd tho brethren, nnd Peter, having M. E. CHURCH, SOUTH. explained why ho, a Jew, lind oonio to morning Services gentiles, niks for what intent night, hy I. ecry fourth Sundayi'rayer meeting T. Cherry Pasior. they: had sort for him, nnd Cornelius horo every Irldav night begins his story. 81;k a man in bright clothing" la his Y I. S. CHRISTIAN ENDEAROR. , dcsedptlon of tho nngcl who camo to soo Prajrr meeting every Sunday evening at 6:30, .fhliri.. The nppenranoo of tho nngcl nttlio at'Assembly Hall sep Ichor was llko lightning, nnd his whlto ns snow (Math, xxvlll, 8). GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Sorio day wo, too, shall slilno as the sun Trenching on the Third Saturday night and (Math, xlll, 43). Tho nnaol's mossngo was. Sunday of crch month. Prater meeting every Lee Hamkihs, Pastor. "Thy prayer is hoard nnd thlno alms nro iuesua) evening Imw In romombranoo In tho sight of God." 8B. Heavon is lntorostod in Simon Potcr RELIGIOUS NOTES. alwnnd knows Just where to AdJ lilm , ncd how to make him willing to take this A Woll In Sheep's Clothlnff. Journey and do this work. Consider tho "aU things working together" in this Wllir TOR THK DEC BY REV. S. W SCIIEMOX tho hungry man, tho dolayod dinner, A wolf in sheep's clothing, old sajing so true. tho tranou, tho vision, tho visitors, and Sheep v. oil's clnihii gnoboiy ever knew, everything Just at tho right time, Bo not Yet thn Horid'y wisu in their wisdom boast afraid to boliovo that heaven is Interested Tho dllfeicnce i I ' cloihlng at most. In you, and havo faith in God. 83. Imraodlatoly tho centurion sent to Old fogies aro ignorant and queer 'tis true, Joppn. Potor did woll to como, and now Alwayi esteemed Inferior to thenew; tliey aro ready to hoar tho mossngo from Dut somehow tbey alwajc do discriminate. rnl-Froroc-on- T 111 Services first and third Sundays In cacb month, R.V. Ouss, Pastor. Professor Lane, of Mortons Gap, was with, us last week. There is some one In town wno is causing trouble. If your husband don't treat jou right and will not stay at home, and you can't get along, you pack up and leave him. Don't fuss on tho street or tight other women about him. The little son of Mr. and Mrs. Killcbrew died last Thursday and was buried Friday, Some weeks ago Jack Bradley who has been at work here for somo time, ran away with his wife's sister. Wo think when you havo n dance you should pick your crowd aud not have those who can't have a good time without getting drunk. It will be better for jou and others. ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED.) MHK? The Miners and Shippers of Gsno3Til A.' - Q Offioe, - AND COKE. EQ-irliragtoa- LBV1I I.KJT l.V LS- - W will runkIine KZy. Bi-a.racl-ra EVirOTllfff IB TnTHE 9 North IlMITED ,i J Branch. Offi M. CARROLL, Manager, 337 Union Street, Nashville, Tenn. 342 Offices. - BASHVlUt ROUTE OF THE NORTONVILLE. Mr. Whit Eaes has ber business again, but for a situation on the I. Mrs. Emma demons writing. Mr. Frank Brown's Dawson, was hero on a Mrs. Lizzio Landers Mr. and Mrs. W. Eaves gone into the tim he is prospecting C. R. R is very 'sick at Ibis R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer; House, Broadway, Paducah, Ky. CHICAGO and NASHVILLE S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, THE ONLY It is not in nature wol cs and cheep to male The difference indeed is so very wide, Though wolves succe d their hair to hide, -To be loving and gentle thiy never will. ATKINSON LITERARY AND INDUSTRIAL For to gtowl and snap is thtlr nature still. COLLEGE. While as sheep among wolves we dwell below On Tuesday, March 23. Rt. Rev. C. C. Father has a purpose in willing it so. Sheep cannot fight nor with fierce wolves contend Petty A M., President of the Board of Tbey follow tbeir Shepherd and on h'm depend-Nex- t Education of the A. M E. Zion Church. and the trustees held an important meetSunday is Palm Sunday At 'the ing at Madisonville. In honor of the 2 p. rn. littlo child, of isit Sunday. was the guest of last week Mr. Marrel Eavrs was Sur.chy visiting relat'ves. Our farmers have been greatly delayed on account of the heavy rains. The first big baikct quarterly meeting will be held here on next Easter Sunday April the i8th. St. Charles, Morton's Gap, White Plains and Earlington people are invited and will bo present. Elder W. Selectman, Rev. John Barner and the pastor, Rev. T, H. Merriwcather and others. Every one is especially invited to Nortonville to this old time meeting. lu-t- Wtioleeale 1 Cor. Main and Auction Sts., Memphis, Tenn. W. Main Street, Louisville, Ky. A. S.vFORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. A.Q:e5intw - - IOHN T. HESSER, Hauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, III. Pullman Vostluulod Train Sorvloo wltl XTewest and Flnoat Day Coaches, Bleopers and Dlnlnr Cars PmOM TUP TO SOUTH Terre Haute, Indianapolis, FAMOUS ND and Charles THE uses, from Earling'ton, Diamond 3. St.CDAU For all Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET. CHICAGO, Milwaukee, St. Paul, NO J "OINT8INTHE NORTH AND NORTHWEST. L ROGERS, Pass. Ant., Cbitunoos;! Tenn .Siio. V, P JEFFRIES, C'iP. A . Kvsnsville, In J II K. GKlSWAI.l), A. Q. I'.A., Ensrllle. Ind DR. MENPENHATJ.'S IKTnOVED CHE AND BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND FURNHBE8. Why buy Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERNARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same, work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. High-price- d Hi CHE I 7 f HssK aJfl P MsW "" "" " BO. "Preaching pcaco by Jesus Christ." Mado nigh by tho blood of Christ, for Ho is our peace, having mado pcaco through tho blood of His cross. Tho work of righteousness shall bo pcaco, and tho effect of rlghtoousness, quietness and assurnnco forever. Thcroforo, being Justified by faith, wo liavo pcaco with God through our Lord Jesus Christ (Eph. 11, 13, 14; Col. 1, 20; Isa. xxxli, 17; Rom. v, 1). That which ovcry eoul needs Is pooco, peaco with God, and It cannot bo found apart from Josus Christ. 07. "That word, I say, yo know which was published throughout nil Judtca." They hod heard ot Jesus, they kno,v somo- - thlhg of Iho way, but thoy needed clearer light Thoy ovldcntly knew something of tho deeds of tho law, of prayer, of almsgiving, of tho ono living and true. God and the righteousness which Ho required, but thoy know not tho way to get It Thoy wcro Ignorant of God's righteousness (Rom. x, (Rom. ill, 0). ll IT k IfuBHtt - Josus of Nazareth was righteous nnd Ho was God manifest did righteousness. in tho flesh and set forth beforo men tho righteousness which God required of man. Ho novcr pleased Himself nor lived unto Himself; but, being filled with tho Spirit, wont about showing men by word nnd deed tho lovo nnd goodness of God. Ho rovoalod God to men; Ho glori88. ler-foct- ly fied God. n-- - 30. Potcr was with Him during all His public llfo and saw His acts and heard His words and ns an eyewitness could testify that Ho wns what Ho professed to bo, tho Son of God, tho Messiah of Israel, tho Saviour of sinners. Ho saw Him cloanso tho leper, hoal tho sick, raise, tho dead nnd send tho penitent sinner nway with tho assurance of nil sins forgiven. Ho nlso saw Him crucified on Calvnry. 4a "Him God raised up tho third day and showed Him oponly." All Scrlpturo concerning Ills llfo and death and .roctlon liad boon fulfilled, nnd that to tho vofy lottor, nnd, as Ho In His lifotimo had repeatedly foretold, Ho roso from tho dead on tho third day, taking out of tho tomb tho very samo body that wns put in tho tomb, having tho umnlstakablo ovldencos of tho nails through His hands nnd feet nnd Clio spear thrust Into His sldo. 41. "Not to all the people, but unto witnesses chosen licforo of God." havo not scon Jesus since. Ho was crucified, but as many as COO of tho disciples saw Him at onco after Ills resurrection (I Cor. xv, 0), nnd Ho nppcared not loss than ten different times, nnd Ho actually nto with them, ns Potcr hero says (Lukoxxlv, 41). 48. "It Is Ho which was ordained of God to bo tho Judgoof quick nnd dead." Ho will judgo His redeemed nt His own Judgmont scat (Rom. xiv, 10; II Cor. v, 10). Ho and His redeemed will Judgo tho nations when Ho shall como in glory, bringing His saints with Him (Math, xxv, 31, 32; I Cor. vl, 2; Col. Ill, 4), nnd then nt tho end of tho thousand years, nt tho great whlto throno, Ho will Judgo tho ungodly who took no pnrt In tho first resurUnbo-Uuvc- Catholic Church of tho Immaculate Conception the special ceremony of "Blessing of the Palm" will be performed by Rev. Father Cocnen at 9:30 a. m , just before late mass and the regular sermon. Rev. R V Omcr, whose encasement as pastor of tbo Christian Church The Bee announced a week ago, preached on Sun day morning and evening to large audiences and entered formerly upon the worl-- . Jle eip-cl- s to bring his wife and become a resident of Earlington the last of this week. The program of c xerch.es at the consecration service of the Cbristion Endeavor society on Sunday evening, arranged by Mrs. M. 13. Long leader, was most excel lent and enjoyable. It was both attractive and impressive, and was done without de lay. The attendance, too, was unusually good. The duett by Misses Browning and Stokes was very sweetly rendered and deAs a manifestation of serves mention. the interest taken by endeavorers here, one young man went to the leader after the meeting and protested that he bad not been given an opportunity to lake his pari in the service. Creed. We have no right to reject the funda-meutbasis of a creed and retain the denomination. We should be intellectually children if we wish to eat our cake and to b .ve it. Rev. Timothy Orosnaban, Catholic, Boston, Mass. Heaven. The real heaven is a state and not a place. The heavenly character conditions the heavenly inheritance. Love to God and love to men are the essential elements of this character. Earth is a h:ll below without this love, and heaven would also be a hell if it wero wanting. Bishop Fallows, Episcopalian, Chicago, III. Satan's Work. If you do the work of the devil jou are certainly his child, lor the man that is dead and in sin Satan has. Dead fish go with the current, livo fiih against ll.Rev. D. L. Moody, Evangelist, New York City. al The Uible. There is a Uible of the spirit and a Bible of the letter; it is the latter which has been ;t altogether too much advocated and used. This Bible of the letter has led to a blind acceptance of texts, taken wilbontdue consideration of contexts and origin. Rev. E. A. Ilorton, Unitarian, Boston, Mass. The God Idea. The God idea arose among the Hebrews, grew among Isreaiiies and developed in greater grandeur among the Jews. It passed through all the stages of a family god, a tribal god, a national god, a God greater than all the godi, until it evolved into the conception of a God who is the universal Lord. Rabbi J. L. Levy, A e brew Philadelphia, Pa. District Contercnce. The Henderson District Sunday School and Epworth conferences will convene at Slaughtersville, Ky., April 1418. Bishop R. K, Hargrove, of Nashville, Tenn., will preside at District Conference Friday evening April 15, which will be devoted to the interest of the Parsonage and Home Mission Society. Mrs. Hargrove, rection. 43. "To Him glvo nil tho prophots witthe general secretary, will bo present and ness that through His namo whosoever deliver an address in its behalf. All inIn Him shall rocclvo remission of r.lns." Seo Isa. 1, 18; xllll, 25;xlv, 22; Jer. vited. of the Sunday School ill, 14; .xxxi, 81; Mlo. vil, 10; Pa xxxll, 1, The 2; clll, 18, as sonio of tho places whoro and Epworth League Conferences were tho prophets testify that through Him is published in The Bee last week. tho forglvcnoiis of sins as n freo (jlft without nny worls or merit on our part News comes of a glorious revival at 41 "While Peter yet spnko theso words Greenville in the M. E. Church, South. tho Holy Ghost full on nil them which heard tho word." And thus on unclrcum-- i Rev. J T. Rushing, the pastor, was asised gentiles God wrought r.s Ho had dono sisted by Rev. Lou try of Arkansas. All U Ponteoost jii tlrci.mcl y Jows, and the churches in loun have been helped by tliey wore thew nnd then baptized (verses the revival. There have been 75 conversions and some reclamations. 40 18). s Cburch and State. (MD.oi'ed While tbe separation of church and state Is a fundamental principle in American ind matters ot news per Alt communications civilization, every informed person knows (lining lo litis column should be addressed lo that we can not divorce our political life Gio. Alexander, Earlington, Kr from our religious influences without the ZION A. M. E. CHURCH. most disastrous consequences. Rev. W. E. Doggs, Presbyterian, Athens, Ga. Services every Sunday morning at n o'clock, ur iti?ens. and evening at 7 o'clock, Sunday school at c:jo a.m. II. II. Carter, pastor. .. Rtvs Fister, T. H. Merrlwealher, J. B Hawkins and others were at St. Charles Friday. Miss Clara Ross, of Madisonville, was out visiting Mrs, Priichett last week. We want to hear something said about ?. cad eaay to operate, Is true Ibe papers for the Reading Room. 4 of Hood's rilla, which aro 11 Rev. H. H. Carter left Monday for up to date In every respect Sebree. gke, certain and sure. All There U some talk of tbo Earlington arisgl-m- . use. C I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Xbe cHlsr Hilt to take with UmsVs SarsapaxlU. toys building a Skating Rink. Yfhen yon take Ilood's Pills. The big, pills, which tear you all to iujax-coate- d pieces, are not In It with Hood's. Easy to take No Gripe MT. ZION DAPT1ST CHURCH. Sertices Sabbath at 11 a. m. and 7 P. ra. Sun- day school ai 9:30 a. m. W. W. Foster, pastor. Hood's Q! r III S A laborers in this Commonwealth. No. 39, Dlack. An act authorising the Governor and to appoint commissioners learned in the law to ALL THE BILLS; revise tbe Statutes, and fixing tbeir duties and compensation. through Passenger Trains and past We arc prepared to do No. 40, Black. An act to establish and regulate Has fees collectible by tbe Secretary and Assistant Efficient Double Daily Service from CinSecretary of State, and manner and time for the cinnati and Louisville to (Continued From First Page.) First-las- s Repairing. Jewlelr payment of tbe same into the Treasury. cities of tbe Clh class, approved May G. No. 41, Lyons. An act for tho relief of litigants & NEW ORLEANS who have or may hereafter have cases pending In 1893. Office at Galbrcath's Old Appeals. No. 21. Smith An act to amend and the Court of V, to No, 42, Daugherty, An act to suppress mob in connection with tbe B. & 0. S. section 170! article 7 of an act en- violence and provide a punishment for tbe same Louisville, reaching direct or making close Stand, west of Railroad. persons injured tnereby. titled An act for the government of towns ana compensation to An connections for principal points No 43. I. II. Rice. act to Droteet this Stats of the Gtb class. (Passed April r ) against libegal compensation for official services No. 22. Stephenson Act to amend an by Its public officers. REASONABLE. No. 11. I. II. Rice. An act to provide for the act entitled An act to regulate elections in revocation or forfeiture of the charters of corpo on Its own and connecting lines, including this Commonwealth, approved June 30, rations in mis ai&te. Vicksburg and Jackson, Miss., Baton Rogue No. 43, Black. An act todivlde the State ot Ken- and Natchez, La., Little Rock and 1892. Hot SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. one hundred representative districts. No. 23. McChord--A- n act to amend an tucky into W. II. Morgon. No. 46 Ana:t to protect tbe Springs, Ark , Waco, Fort Worth, Dallas, act entitled An act providing for tbe crea freedom of speech in this Commonwealth. Houston and San Antonio, Tex., and No. 47, W. H. Morgan, An act to amend chapter points on tbe Pacific Coast. tion and regulation of private corporations W. A. NISDET, President It also has wbicb became a law April 5, 1893, without 4, section 41 of the Kentucky Statutes, entitled through passenger trains and fast efficient Agriculture, labor and statistics. O. W. WADDILL, Cashier the approval of tbe Governor. No. 48, N. Clark. An act to make women eligi- double daily, service from New Orleans, No. 24. Hays- An act to provide for ble to tbe offices of school trustee and members of Jackson, Memphis and points South and SKopkias (Lounlu tbe payment ot interest on all warrants is- the Board of Education, and empower women to West on its own and connecting lines to elections for such sued or hereafter issued by tbe auditor of vote in49, Stout. An act to officers. chapter 33, arNo, amend public accounts in payment of claims ticle 2, subdivision r, section 963 of the lain dis- CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE, trict Kentucky statutes, entitled Circuit Court, against the Commonwealth. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS and relating to. the terms of court in Anderson No. 25. Elliston An act to amend and county. sections 37 and 38, article 3, chapNo. 30, Barnett. An act to repeal chapter 1361 of making direct connection with through esot 1887-trains for all points ter 65 of Session acts of 1891-- 2 3, entitled the sessions actsBoard of entitled An act to Asa State Equalisation and An act to regulate elections in this Com- tablish sessment in this Commonwealth, also the acts monwealth. ameidatory thereto of sessions acts of 1839-9and Stock, No 26 Stege An act to amend section also article 16 of chapter 10S of the Kentucky Stat- including St. Louis, Chicago, Buffalo, utes, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Boston, New York, 14, article 3 of an act to regulate elections ansae ts a general banking business, 'ft No 31, Howard. An act lo amend section 1 ot an Philadelphia, Baltimore andRicbmond. in this Commonwealth, approved June 30, act entitled An act regulating Revenue and Taxatad invites the accounts of tho citizens of tion, sessions acts 1891-2-1892. JCopkins and adjoining connties, No. act to amend SOLID VESTHIULE THA1NS No. 27. Hays An act to amend section section32, Black. An 41, article 3 of and Kentucky .Has tbo finest and most secure vault in 1433, chapter the PULLMAN BUEFET SLEEPING CARS. tbsut section of Kentucky 231 of an act entitled an act for tbe gov statutes, concerning Ibe method of placing the 01 candidates ernment 01 cities ol tne urst class.approved names 33, Carroll. An on oanots. FREE RECLINING CHAIR CARS. no. act 10 provide a July 1, 1893, and being section 3,017 of tbe tem for the Central Kentucky Asylum sewage sysfor the In Surplus Fund, Csjpltil Stock Paid In, Kentucky Statutes and relating to tbe grad- sane and making an appropriation therefor. Particulars of your local ticket agent. $20,000 60.000. No. i. Gossam. An act 10 repeal chapter 6 of S. G. Hatch, Oiv. Pass. Agt , Cincinnati. ing of applicants for license In cities of the sessions acts of ifgi, entitled An acl to provide IN 1867. COMMENCED BUSINESS first-clasA. Scott, Div. Pass. Agt., Memphis. additional clorleal force for the auditor of public Jho. An act to amend accounts. No. 28. Carpenter A. H. Hanson, G. P. A., Chicago. No, 33, Dodson. An act lo amend section 219 ot an act entitled An act to provide for an efP., A . Louisville. an act entitled An act for the government of cities W. A. Kellond. A. G. ficient system of common schools through- of tbe first-clasapproved July r, 1893. out tbe State, approved July 6, 1893. No. 56, White. An act to provide for tbe mark' Ing or labeling 0; cars, barges, or other conveyances transporting coal mined by convict labor in Ullls Introduced In the House. The advantages of a bank account No. 1. Thorne. An act to abolish Ilia Eddyville oilier States, and brought Into this Commonwealth are numerous. It is not to busiPenitentiary and convert it into a House of Re- fnr tale at wholesale or retail. No. 37, Fllppen. An actio amend tbe several arc better and cheaper this form for juvenile criminals. ness men we are talking they tbe salaries of Ibe No. 2. 1 borne, An act for the relief of tbe Court acts fixing and regulating and other Judges Judges know till about it but lo salaried season than ever before. It of the Court of Appeals of tbe of Anneals of Kentuckv, men, wage earners and to women. uiuns in tuis uommonweaun, No. 1. Winfrey. An act to amend section 1181 circuit S3, cost so little to ornament a v. An acl to repeal section No. uauiher chapter 41, of the Kentucky Statutes. There's safety if Ibe bank is a chapter 83, Kentucky statutes. house with beautiful hangwo. 4. Dinning, An actio repeal section 4127, 2633 of article 11, 1893, good one. There's convenience July article 6. chapter 108, of the General Statutes, approved Johns,1, An actentitled f barmacy. ings nowadays that the No. 39, vthe money always ready and out lo amend section 813 of relating to Revenue and Taxation and to subthe Kentucky statutes relating lo the condemnaof reach of your own petty squan-derin- g. stitute an act therefor. small item of cost should No. ) Freeman, An act to discourage Itnchtng tion of lands. too. It Is easy to spend No. Co, Winfrey. An acl lo amend an acl entitled not cut any figure. Come and killing in the State ot Kentucky. small sums when yon have a large No. 6. J. II. Klce, An act for funding rart of An act relating 10 the Stale Board of pharmacy, approved July r, 1893, in and let us give the the State debt. jum in your pocket. No, 6r, No. 7. J, II. Rice, An act for raising revenue to tectlons Catron. An act to amend chapter 107, ngures lor your variolic 4003 and 4018 tf ibe Kentucky statutes, pay tbe existing debcit In tbe Slate Treasury. MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY. You will be surrooms. No. 8. I. II. Rice, An act to reduce the sala- entitled Register. An act No. 61, Speight. lo amend an act relat-In- e ries of Circuit Court Judges In Ibis Commonprised at the reasonableness to Courts of lustice approved lulv 1 1801. wealth. No. 631 White. An act to amend section 26 of No. a. t. II. Rice. An act to regulate the lurls. of our prices. in relation o diction ot Judges of quarterly courts, justices of session acta of 1894,Commonwealth. the Asylums for the Insane of this Ibe peace, ana their duties, and police justices, 10 provide bow the ST, BERNARD GENERAL STQRB No. 64, Freeman. An act and eounlv attorneys. , . .. r .no. 10. iitacK, An act nxing Ibe salaries of tinting, binding and stationery provided by tbo tate shall be furnished. And if you have not already officers of this Commonwealth No. (13, Steele, An act to make Ibe counties reNo. 11, W, II. Morgan, An act to amend chapfor acts of done so this spring, now is ter 38, subdivision 11, section 1208 ot Kentucky sponsible Grider. An mob violence. and act to amend No. 66, Statutes, relating to crimes and punishments. time to Paint, Paper and an act entitled An act to No. 12. Stiglits, An act to amend an act en- section 39, artlsle 3, of To any person interested in huefficient fix up the home generally, titled An act to prescribe the powers and duties firovide an the State, system of common schools of the Commissioner ot Agriculture, Labor and No 67, Thorne. An act to amend the criminal mane matters, or who loves aniso that it will be a plcasantcr Statistics. law, providing that all criminals hereafter con mals, wc will send free, upon apNo. 13. Stigtitz, An act to amend an act en- victed and jplacc to live in. sentenced to capital punishment wit in regulate the elections in this titled An act to the State shall be executed inside the walls of plication, a copy of the We have tho most beau- commonwealth, approved June 37. 1892. No. 14. Stiglits, An act to ament an act en- the penitentiary. the organ of this Society. In adNo, 68, iifal Jine of wall paper samtitled An act 10 regulate elections in this Com. Education,Bailey, Originating in the Committee on relating to government of cities of the dition to itensely interesting readmonwealih, approved June 30, 1892. . ples at your command. as regaras tncir scnooi systems, no. 13. uarneu. An act 10 estamisn tno 31st rourtn-cias- 69, Gilliam. An actio amend section 7,cbap-- r ing, it contains a list of the Ns. Come in and place your orin this Commonwealth, consistJudicial District nrovldlne for nnl- sessions acts l8ot-i-- t. 01. ing of the counties of Ohio, Hancock and Muhpremiums now. Our prices are lishinK notice ol sale ot bonds (or subscription to vaiuauic ana unusual lenberg. given by this paper. Address No. 16, Catron. An act concerning lost Audi- railroads. Grider. An act to amend section exceedingly low and wc can No. 70, 35, sub. warrants. tor's 4, article save you money. No. 17. White. An act lo authorize the Divmeni section relating to, chapter 103 of an act entitled v TUB NATIONAL UUMANE ALLIASCB, An act to Kevcnue and Taxation. ot interest on outstanding unpaid warrants. No 71, Catron. An act regulating and rising sal. JW-.41- 1 United Charities Dulldlas, New Ytii. S' no. 10, ruppen. Anaci to reauce ana regulate GENERAL STORE Bishop tbo college had special exercises at Miss Lottie Galewood, principal, presided. The occasion excitul a lively iuterest among our people. At an early hour they were seen bending their way to Atkinson College. A vast audience completely filled the college chapel, which was beautifully decorated. Drawing and artistic designs and work of the students embellished Bishop C. C tbe room. Petty, Messrs. J. B. Atkinson, I Bailey, Revs, E. H. Curry. D. D and Y. Carr, Board of Trustees, educators of tbe citv and distinguished guests occupied seats of honor. The literary contributions evoked complimentary expressions and loud applause. Tbe oration by Mr. Pearl O. Wadlington "Might Brings Out the Stars" tbe Miss Laura Crabtree was Ibis salaries ot certain officers and appointees of was attractive. tommonweaitn. No. 10. Robbins. An net to orobibit tbe obtain conspicuous for the successful execution of instrumental music. Concise addresses Ing of money or property or tbe signature of an were made by Messrs I. Bailey and T B other to a writing Dy raise statement, token or fraudulent act. Atkinson. These magnanimous philanNo, 20, Robbins. An act fixing tbe jurisdiction' ot quarterly courts, police courts and just.ces thropists spoke earnestly of tbe great work courts In penal cases. of tbe college and urged tbe people to Mo. 31, Berry. An act to regulate the pay of subordinate all minor considerations and labor in this Commonwealth. No. 22, Poor. An act to provide additional funds unite in manly efforts to sustain tbe colGovernment. lege and make it a true success. These for State Freeman. An act concerning tbe office No. 23, gentlemen will survive tbe ages as bene- ot coroner. No. 24, Howard. An act imposing a license tax factors of tbe Negro race. picnic or barbepersons Bishop Petty, of national fame, made an upon and fixinggiving or making a and imposing a the fees therefor cue, ablo address and appealed to the manhood penalty. , to No. 23, Howard. and pride, of tbe citizens to sustain tbe upon persons or An act ons impose a liceasetax operating corporal college. He was lavish In his praise of ies in this commonwealth and imposing a distillerpenalty, Messrs. Bailey and Atkinson for tbeir No. 261 Dodson. An act amending an act entitled an Act relating to husband and wife. liberal support of tbe institution. These No, 27, regulate per An act gen'ieman, be said, are true friends and diem and Edrington.of members, to reducing tbe pay mileage tbe philanthropists to our race and should from 15 to 4 per day, and the mileage from 13 ' have the undying esteem, and veneration cents to 5 cents. against tbe No 28, of the negro race. Tbe Bishop spoke in collectionLeiberth. An act providing Chattel mortof usurious Interest on terms of high commendation of the college. gages. Thorne. In some particulars he said it was only No. 29, chapter An act to amend section 4ijrof io3 Kentucky Statutes, entitled surpassed by Livingston College. Dr E article 7, and Taxation. Revenue H. Curry made some very practical and No. jo, Tborne. An act to regulate the charges pertinent remarks. Hon. H C. Weeden, and define the duties and privileges of persons of Louisville, and Rev. E. D. W. Jones and corporations operating stockyards In this Commonwealth. offered some complimentary resolutions No. 31, Lyons. An act to declare tbe district of which were adopted. Miss Nelson, the Highlands, in Campbell county, a city of the sixth class. music teacher, played "Atkinson March" No. 32, Lyons. An act to amend charters ot clt es with great effect. Doors of the Art De- or tno tourin-ciases. s partment were' open for the satisfaction of the audience. Plain and fancy needle- 24 of An act to regulate elections In Ibis Com moniveaitu. work, painting and photography fjlled the No, 34, W- Morgan. An act to repeal chapter s walls and of tbe department. 43 of the acts of No. 33, W. W. Greer An act to amend section Mrs. P. Davis is teacher of art. Tbe chapter 93, Kentucky Statutes, entitled work was much admired. Dr. Walker, tbe 3763. and Officers. Offices No. 36, Sloll. An act to amend an act entitled president, eulogized Miss L. Galewood s disqualify convicts as act successful efforts and deplored tbe ills and AnNo 37,to Ward. An act to amend witnessesto assign An act sacrifices tbat she has been compelled to cities and towns of tbe Commonwealth to tbe class endure. Tuesday was a grand day in tbe to which they belong. No 38, Ulack. An act to regulate the paymant of history of tbe college. Observer, work-table1889-9- 0. VJtsGxSsQsE. ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY An.1 ft IT OUAILVNTEED TO charitable Stale Institutions. in is No, 73, Swinford. An act to abolish the office of Register of Land Office, and to have the office EVANSVILLE. IND. placed in charge of the Auditor of Public Accounts. Sold by Mntungly A Co , Earlinglon No. 74, A. Thompson To amend the act rtlative-t- o Crahtreti Coil Mining Crmpanv, lUlry public warehouses and tbe reception ana inKentucky. spection of grain. No. 75. Coleman. An act to bx tbe salaries of State officers and employes. No. 76, Jasper. To abolish the office ot Register of Coffee of Land Office and consolidate it with that of the Secretary of State. Ci- No, 77, Howard. Originating in the Judiciary Committee, An act empowering counties to comTHE GREAT promise indebtedness and to Issue bonds and levy taxes to pay the same TRUNK LINE No. 78, Hay. An act relating loCourts of Justice No, 79. Tompkins. An act entitled an act to exempt all person of andabovu sixty-fou- r between tho cities of years ot age from paying poll-tax- . No. 80, Sloll Actio pcoslde a sewage system Cincinnati, Lcxinrjton, Louisville CORDICR BU1LDINC1, lor the Eastern Kentucky Asylum for tbe Insane KY No.Br, Thorne. An acltoprovide protection 10. MAIN AND RAILROAD. Evansvillot St. Louis, citizens of this Commonwealth in their rights to life, limb and property, from certain criminals. And the cities of No, 82, Grider, Act to rcjulate taxes in this Commonwealth. A HANDSOME ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE OF THE Nashville, Memphis, Montgomery No, 83, Thomas. An act to amend an act entitle J An act relating to Courts of Justice. Mohilc antl New Orleans, No, 84, Stoll reports the bill as originating in tbe Committee on Revenue and Taxation An act authorizing tbe Commonwealth to borrow money Cl-iei-ap;c- s 33r.tv0r.) LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY, to the amount of 1300,000 to discharge part of the indebetdness, and to issue coupon bonds therefor AND SI'EED UNRIVALED. of the denomination of Sr.ooo, and drawing our percent, interest, papable BMEPrNQ, SHORTHAND, TELEGRAPHY, PENMANSHIP, ETC. No. 85, Sloll. Act to authorise the Auditor to call in all outstanding warrants and issue in lieu RatOS VOty LOW. SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE Vnarualtd FocUUiu for Locating OraJuotti in Lucrative Mtunllonu thereof warrants bearing interest from July 1, 1897, at tbe rate of six per cent, per annum From St. Louis, Evansville No. 86, Stoll. Act to amend section! otanact entitled An act relating to Revenue and Taxation, II. QUYNN, THOS. r. MILLER, and Henderson to the approved November 4, 1892. STEIHBMJGH. NIEMS Manager I'residqnt. No. 87, Stoll. An art to amend section 47, chapter 3 ot Kentucky statutes, relating to preventing OOUTHEAST AND SOUTH! the spread of contagious diseases among horses and cattle In order to stamp out glanders existing as an epidemic in Bourbon and adjoining counties. No. 88. Pence, An act to amend section 24, article 3, chapter 63 of sessions acts of 1981-2-It M PRACTICAL nROADWAY AND WALNUT. aryot Assistant Adjutant General, reducing from f 1200 to ft 00. No. 72, Sloll. An act legalising borrowing of money for the several insane asylums and other ARE YOU HUNGRY? Earlington ,r. O. JWKNUKNJLiLL, If you are, there but one place to get a quick lunch at BEALL'S. Msltrll In nil Forms, Taatclrsa. Nona Rvnuluo villliout tlio aliovti ploturo nod tho ttgiiaturo of J. 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EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of thi road w receive special low rates Sec agents of this company fot rates, routes, &c, or write to C. I It: Upper First St., Evansville, Ind He earnestly solicits Iho patronage of Ills Hop kins eountv friends. NORTH AND EAST Madisonville, Ky. To Compound time. It requires experience nna a complete knowl edge of drugs. It requires tho drue gist to have a largo variety of drugs fresh drugs. Ho must givo. tho tiest possible work and lor com pen sation he must bo reasonable. Capital - - - $50,000. Prescriptions. properly it takes Atmorb, G. P. Loulsvillo, & T. A., Kentuckv GROVE WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REM EM BER WE'RE CAREFUL J NO. G.MORTON, BswNPCESr. ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE. URYAN Beautiful Wall paper anb Decorations HOPPER, HanSeer 50 YEARS' EXPERIENCE. Ijjmjra TRADE MARK8, DESIGNS. COPYRIGHTS Art. rtet and description may ?!l,i!"erul.nY?reov!'fllot,'cr lnvontlon Is Cmnmunlcatlona KSS5lr.iWt?b1.0- -OffoncyforsecurlnK utrlctlr jou ". In America. Cljerc is a Cimc or oeru,t!iug tbe .mlanutoUt?tnoroU,ll, patents We have it Washington onlce. MunU rocelTa Sent Free "Alliance," SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, ?iy,'I ' r IlI " rt oJ. larecst circulation ot "Poe'rao" TiV?l51?!'.th, on 1'atknts sent free.copies and II AND Address MUNN & CO., Silt llroitdtvny. New York. CHILL TDNIC WARRANTED. PRICE IS JUST AS COOD FOR ADULTS. TASTELE55 SsawjiaB i4S Don't Use Drugs 50ct8. der w r.HRNA0 ST. BERNARD DRUd STORE, BRYAN HOPPER, Manager. unless you netd ihem, and then only rar.s Modlclno Co., Bt. houl. Jdo. Uontlemcm Wo eoia Inst year, C00 bottlot of pure drugs, such ns aro sold by responsible druggists. Wo keep only bought tnreo eross already this year. In nil our ex- the best. That is tlio great distinction to bo looked for when the never aoia on Article that enro ..bucU universal natu TjtttOift l wilts ITnnlM time comes llinl jou need them. AI1NEY.CARB &CO- Nowhere else will jou find so complete a stock. A good time lo begiij that spring medicine. An Wanted Idea lh sbelr 8W new. WajAlBaton. D. o, for wlia ,SSn 'A Ol o z.

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