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T t L I II rI d OPEN PACE OR HUNTING CASG vAlCHWUhO V J1ImondlMvcmcnt lor With WritClais 2300Guarantee at HA 1bItIf ii sisics fMADISONVILLBr rLlJu I NINTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY FEBRUARY 3 1898 NO 5 tCroup cough oud colds ullayctiud danger avettedby 1 DR MILS PINETARHONEY This famous remedy will cure an attack of croup in the time it Ivcryhomethe time of need U is an infal lible remedy for all bronchial anti lung affections tllterMKIetkt L Z 8UH4 4MM C IJsisI IsI nw is- S J D lays ar- eLDangerou t When threatened whit- aCouglutheodsaying I t U a stitch in time saves nine A 25c bottle of tDR OTTOS t Spruce 6um i Balsam iwilt save you large Idoctor bills A long spell of sickness and perhaps tyour life SO DELAY i NOT A MOMENT Pleasant to take Price tt25cand50c 4 to ITot Sale b- JlllDrwgqists 4 IJrJ tu n on t pt oIrTHE CARL8TEDT fED CO IDUIUII1I mit- pp 4444 444t4t4 A LA IJULLIJ JARDINIERE L FRITSCH A SON FASUIOXADLE 1 1 t1 tiT MEBGHANT TAILORS JAND IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AN SU1TIXGS 321 Upper First Street EVANSVJLIE INDIANA Ud earnestly solicits the patronage of his Hopkins county friends ii 2 TilE I V I Fifth Avenue Hotel j LOUISVILLE KY Is the Only FirstClass t5 200 Per Day Hotel j in the City COME AND SEE US t i mjV2 r AV = BQVEAR8 I EXPERIENCETRAOE DESIGNS I flaDYflianfa tcAnyone ieuilrlr a sketch aimS iiiCitpt may aumekir ascertain our opinion free wnetaer an lhvinetlOn I probably Communica eat etrJet ooDlh10ntIaL Uanc1bOOkoD latent sent free Oldest for socurlngjtenta 1jUonta taken through Mona A 0 special Mike la tho ntlfit Jlinerican A hIntItOmOIT utDtrated weakly Jantett dr- oulIIOfl ot an IclonUDo Journal reTina U a- earl four month 1 newidealere CO3GIBrOldWlJ New York BraD tO Mce ae6 rst D l W A NISBEU President OW WADDILL Catble- rSHaplcins ot- rtBANK MAiIsoNvIL1E Ky Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business arid invites thcaccounts of time citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky J Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponslble druggists We keep only- Uu best That is the great dis- IIncllonlo be looked for Ayhen the time comes that you need them NojyhVrVelM will you lied so com jflete a Aocxl time to begin f1 tbatsprIngmtSn ST DERNARP DRCtf STORE BRYAN ItOPPHRi Mwwter f t ml v 1 1 r 3 f IAMRR BROKE INTWO Wreck of tho Grain Steamer City IotDuluth t file Went Aboro Oft StJutopli Mlcli nuU- llrotio In Twci oil the IJ r Iatteiu 111Jtir JOSEPII bitch Jan 2STho big grain steamer City of Duluth arrived off tbrs port from south Chicago- Wednesday night at 83J oclock and attempted to enter the harbor There was a tremendous wind from time north west anti a very heavy sea rolling Tho Duluth kept on her course into the harbor and at tho mouth of tho river struck a bar and was thrown heavily against time north pier break ing In two Immediately Limo mammoth steel arches on either side of tho boat gave away Immediate ly and time bow of the boat dropped two or throe foot A largo holo was stove in time port side of tho boat as she swung around and silo went to tho bottom in an hour leaving only her cabin Dud part of her bulwarks above water Time two big tugs Morford and Pro tection which had accompanied time big boat on her trip acros tho lake mndo several desperate attempts to reach her and get tho crew and passen gave off but were every line unsuc cessful The lifesaving crew was summoned anti reached Uio scone of tho disaster In quick ttmelconsidorlug that they hall disbanded foth12 winter At midnight they had a morUr line to tho boat and time rescue began Tho first one to bo taken ashore was August Kernwcln a business man of this city He dipped into the eater several times during the perilous trip and was badly frozen when ho was pulled out outo tho pier Time rest or the passengers were taken ashore In this manner one at a time There wore 17 passengers anti 33 of the crew Capt McFioan was tho last to leave ho being taken oft at 5 n m Timers were several ladles aboard rime mew bert of the lifesaving crow took turns going out In the car after them Mrs William Tryon is uoiv dying from the effects of the trip She was III a dull cate condition audi was badly frozen anti was seized with nervous prostra Lion Thieve is no hope for her to live Time City of Duluth IK onold boat but ono of tho largest sailing on Lake Michigan She has been in the grain carrying trade for many years She is owned by the Lake Michigan fe Lake Superior Transportation Co mend was being operated hero by the Urahain Je Morton Transportation Co Sims had a heavy cargo of corn und lour anti a deck loath of merchandise for local merchantsThere no hope of saving anything from time wreck as there is a very high sea rolling No boat can reach her and aho In rapidly going to pieces Tho engineer says that when the boat truck time euglno jumped a foot and p1ecesTimeand tho firemen barely escaped up time ladders Time floor of the cabin deck giivo a mighty heave upward and time passengers were thrown Into the wild est confusion Time steamer and cargo were valued at 8100000 with insurance of870000 on steamer anti 310000 on cargo FILED HIS ANSWER Itepljr of Judge llluud of tho St Louts Court of Appeal to Ouster Proceed liiEJerrciuox CiTY Mo Jan UJullge C C lllaud of the St Louis court of app Als has tiled his return in the supreme court to time proceedings In stituted by tho attorneygeneral to oust him from office for violation of tho state corrupt practice oct Uo denies generally tho charges in tho petition anti specifically each nile gation Ho also demurs to the petition uud each allegation He charges fur timer that section 10 of time act under which time suit lis brought Is null and void because It Is in conflict with the state constitution and of time constitu tion of tho United States Time pro ceeding he alleges partakes of time nature of a bill of pain and penalties THE WRECKED DULUTH All Ilia llatfuga null Some MorclmndU ItTIIIcD Oft UTOol Mich Jan 29 During Thursday night all the baggage anti several thousand dollars worth of merchandise were taken off time wrecked steamer City of Duluth by means of a tug and scow It was in tended to unload part of tho flour in the steamer but tho sea increased uiuking further work impossible Death uf Ciipt Mutt Ollrclu Who eva i- g AiluilrnlSommei Kujlnoer- NBW OHLBAXS Jan iSCapt Matt Oliricn United States supervising in spector of steam vessels hero is dead Ho is ono of time few remaining figures of tho confederate navy having served on time Suintor Shcuuudoah and the AlabaTJi He participated in tho fight off Cher bourg us engineer of the Alabama when that historic vessel was de stroyed and was ono of the last to leave time ship being rescued from time water by the English yacht Doer hound Died of SelrIuflloted Wound NEW YoRK Jan 31Joseph U Still well of Brooklyn who shot himself lust Thursday died at midnight Sat uvilay Whether the wound was ac cidental or inflicted with suicidal in tenta coroners jury will determine Iuaclcd to tho Uuitrdt- TACOJIA Wash Jan 20 Loaded to the guards with 80 passengers and HK tOilS of freight imo steamer City of Topeka sailed from Tacoma for Juneau aUII way ports- Celebrated the Emperor Illrthdujr Ilcuttx Jau 25Tue celebration yesterday of the birthday of Em pttrnr William was more general than utuul Mr Perkins Child hurled Scbrce ICy Jan 23The remains of Representative Perkins little girl were laid to rest in the Sebree Cemetery this afternoon by the members of the Knights of Pythias Lodge of Avhicli Mr Per kins is a member Mr Perkins arrived home this morning e opend cellulose factory and the farmers Ire It1ppyf a 1 tI- u IMURDE WILL OUT A Crime Committed Thirteen Yean Ago About to be Fixed Upou the 1crpitra tor ST CATiiAiiiNEs teb 11lIec- hief of police here hat Information which he believes will solve the mys youngglrlloundWilliam Duff was on a train going to Detroit at that time and saw the younir woman leave the train with two men lie heard a stifled scream and a low moments later a splash Later tho body of tho girl was found In the water Duff positively Identified James Stull who was convicted for burglarly a few weeks ago ns one of time inenlio saw leave the car with Lii young woman Tho Information has been sent to time Detroit police EDMOND A B GARESCHE Death of WtllKoonra SU Loali laner r In New York ST Louis Feb 1Ethnontl A Ii Garcscho died Sunday nt the Hotel Albert in New York city Particulars regarding tho unexpected demise of this wellknown young St Loulsan are meager at present but it is probable that death was duo to Brlghts disease which fatal malady had lately seized him- Thedecased had for SO years been prominent at the SL Louis bar and comes from one of tUe oldest families in the city At tho time of his death fOItyfirsti Jennings of Jennings Station by whom ho hall ogUtclilldrcn NOTICE OF REDUCTION A Illr Strike Among Iron WorUeri Looked Fortthoughtthatthe Wheeling Iron and Steol Cos works at Kenwood W Va The com pany last week gave Ha employes no flee ala reduction of from 10 to SO pOI cent in wages after February 21 Tit 13 employes at the to mill went out om1 a strike last MoudUy Yesterday after rojectellthefecting SOil men is probablo DEAD BY THE ROADSIDE A Victim of Drink round Kruaeu to Death NearTroj N Y Tuor N Y Jan 81TIme body of Mrs Georgia Council 37 years of age was found early yesterday morning on the road leading over Mount Olympus She had been frozen to death It is thought that tho woman who hail been drinking became dazed anti loll Into an oliltlmu pit She must have crawled out of this und being too weak to go further lay down In the middle of the road where her body was found RUSSIAS WARNING China foments to ititislitu uprvLiioi ot Her Custom dISjttlttitITDaily I i hunglIyawen forming thorn that Hussla warned China that if KlnoClmu were granted to Germany Russia would demand either Tallen Wan or Port ArthurhAccording to tho same I asserted at Shanghai that China con ofhcrAn Annoying Ileport Denloil- SEDALU Mo Jan 81 Jlcsdames Martha K Smith and Sarah E Cotton daughters of time late ann It Smith have furnished tho following carl for publicationrI teveral newspapers to time effect that wo contemplate giving 970000 to tlio CkfCago university we desire to say tcnthe public through your paper such statements are wholly untrue We have been excessively annoyed by these reports and take this course to publicly deny them Narrow CtllO of tha Keeper of a Water works Crib CLEVELAND 0 Jan 31 Nicholas llachua keeper of tho waterworks crib yesterday Iathe Ice when the wind shifted and It tLiacirnssquare Two fishermen finally rhhim anti he was rescued when about a mllo nud a halt froll1l1horoIHujratllle Kj g11roMAYSVIILK ICy Jan 31 Maysville was visited yesterday by tlio most de trhoMason county library building full of rare books null prehistoric relics werojburned and a number of Io Theitolalloss will approximate 8 3000I Acciuoil of the Murder or Her SIstoII N D Cntiavancoming jealous of her abitor MlnllioI stecpollItluher sister who drank It became vio I Mluryand silo has been mirrestechgtuuail Murtlirctl BOMIIAY Jan 31Early yesterday morning the body of tho chairman of the plague committee was found In it Bold at Slnnar in tho Masslck dlatnecSt of the province near tho scene of tho riots The commissioner was mur loved Tod Sloan En Iluuto to California NEW YORK Jan 91011 Sloan left for thu west Thursday evening Ho was accompanied by Ed Guinea According to tlibtr plats they wilt go straight through to California Sloan will ride there IO a Half a Cent H ia baby I The cost of the j I CherryPectoral 3 tlwhoopingcough if Administered in time i is perbanshaU cent Itmayiprolong babys life n Half SL Century e I Are a subscriber to ru 3EE- s a You should be f1 IJ Q Sth2L WRECK OF THE CORONA 8ho WaD Bound for Alaska with iGold Bookers The raiianceri and Crew with Their Ilnno llnffBago and the horse and Dus or tl10 Party Safe Landcil on Ievrli Island SAN FiiAxcisco Jan NO 1urthoi particulars havo been received of the towreckCos steamer Corona on a reef at the southeast point of Lewis Island 433 miles north of Victoria IJ C anti op the mouth of the Skeeua 1lvOI- a o 10nThe Corona sailed from Seattle with 247 passengers for Juneau Dyea and Skaguay on Thursday January 20 She carried a cargo of 700 tons to ether with ten horses and S3 dogs This was tohavo been her final Alaskan trip as she was to return to the Sat Francisco and San Diego run anti be replaced ty the Queen At 6OS oclock on Sunday morning when 4SO miles from Victoria in what is known as Arthur passage the steam er crashed upon the reef The first shock was followed by several lesser ones as the vessels headway ground t ofhethe breakfast call but a scene of In desorible confusion followed the rock l of the when her were r bieversedrocks When she flnirtly settled down tlio officers and crew succeeded In cal tho llcstl1cken lZandboats lowered and the ijiumps to be worked As soon as it was ascertained that he vessel was taking in water Capt Pierce ordered the women and children into the boats and uC735 a in the f girstLewis island Seven boats were manned and tho passengers were IstInndedon two trips without accident The hand baggage and that in thofor wardhold was then transferred and the dogs and horses saved Mattlas e3I1ndI blankets from the cabin stateroomsI were also landed for the accomiuo datlou of the NhlpwreckeA passe u gera At nine ocloclr thu Corona had settled so far timid the fires under jtho main boilers wore extinguished An hour later Capt Pierce ordered Purser llallantino to take time wall I1shorefnnd at ll1githe captain ordered tho rest of I crow ashore and followed himselfmTwenty minutes later tho steamer sank stern foremost with her bow h s timtruck tVAUo Txttod Luuib Wonted More suit Got 0 lUlled CiumESTov 111 Jan 29 Thursday morning George W Olmstead a farm 1 edvlnJrfivoml1ol ecstTdf tiilscity s onheepwhich was missing While he vaolooking for it a large gray eagle ap eared It had evidently made a meal of tim lost lamb aud lead como back the other one Mr Olmstead got is gun and shot the ravenous bird It measured seven feot from tip to tip It is the first eagle seen in this section in many years FROM A MONTH TO ONE DAY Itrductlon otTmiue lIot01 Tllewziter anti use HoadtTitten of tlio Yueon1aTACOMA Wash Jan 31lIugh C president of tho Chilkoot Rail Transportation Co has advices of time completion of tho companys L aerial railway over the Chilkoot pass Lake Lindermau This marks a ew era for Klondike travel as the time between tidewater and the head winters of time Yukon river is shortened from a month to one day besides re vl moving the peril anti hardships of tho in trip RUSSIA HESITATEDtim UiiClaiid Gave Chin tha Desired Quarau too LONDON Jan 29It Is announced in special dispatch from Pekln that nf su thorhe same terms as Great Britain China to rherarea Britain Russia it appears was OiuaranteeRussia was promptly agreed tofo WRONGLY CONSIGNED ue Qoodl Should Ue Ilgin Soul to ConiulGenoral LeeofTAMPA FIll Jan 29 Passengers Pc from Havana announce that a big cargo f medicines and clothing shipped from Now York bjr the local Catholic societies and consigned to the mother superior of the Sacred Heart convent of- ta Havana for distribution among tho uban rcconcentrados have been eized condemned and sold IllshSI 0111 1tr uf the Iron Jlrlsuilo Dead PjiAinii DU CJHEV Wls Jan 29 oj Edward Whaloy aged Oia prom member of Hancocks Iron brl ade died suddenly Thursday ol his heart disease Ha was born thens lit 0 aud enlisted as a private in Company 0 Sixth regiment Wisconsin in Iunll pattaiuedWASHINGTON Jan 1Mm Severe m mthictIrovostot Now York a member of time firm of Curtis MalletPrcvost Li Colt hail been retained by the gov crumeiitof Venezuela as junior count oy sel beforo the arbitration tribunal ti determine tho boundary line A HoNdde Hotel Destroyed ujr lrlro- KKSXEIIUNK IOKT Me Jan 3t1hom StceansCroyed by Urn last night It was one Pc of time largest summer hotels hero and was owned by the Kenncbunk 1or SensUoro Co Loss 37SOOO Coal Barges Sink 1Henoat W W ONeil struck n sat ffpassingng two barges of her large fleet of coal day toco Hffortmon that has attracted attention by CooldD- j i h- I t t FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS IK the senate on the zatli more than six hour resoluttolll terest of government bonds In silver The set oratoryutthohouseof the Indian appropriation bill ten pases cl which were disposed of The conference re port on the urgent deficiency appropriation was adopted IN the senate on the 2rIh tim Teller sliver resolution and the pending amendments there occupied practically tho cntlro session of postI vote upon resolution until 0 p m of tho 28thIn the housa the Indian appropriation bill was finally passed and the poUt leal debate was transferred bllt1lchconcurI I United States bonds and Interest thereon In silver was passed by the decisive vote of 47 to K tall amendments thereto having first been pathobookEpiscopal Church south M300 for damages sustained by that corporation during tho win warpasscd by a vote of 183 to 67 Tut senate was not In session on tho th- In the house a bill to i rmt the building of i da at Rapidsthe 01o prevlouslllllbtThofo Btheoprlatlon bill IN the stuto on the 3lst the army appro ia pr 00titell carrying tUjKSfao wero passed allottihIch a brief executive session was held th e house the Teller resolution declaring the bonds of the United States payable In silver was debated for live houn and rejected AyesJnajs 181 THE STORMS GANG Bill of seMurderUuutiNOTOv la Jan 31SIx memo bers of what Is known as the Storms ang are now under arrest charged with complicity In the murder of Mrs It imainsStorms tho lender A lath named lctersou yesterday toM the police ho called at time homo time Itatlmburnevera1 weels agofoand found two unto thieve Ono th stemflx his tic and the boy afterward Iden botlyofMitry nightrhetho tie from her assailant In the Strug eforimor life Young Peterson also picked out tho an Storms from a number of prison ers anti declared he was time man who wore the tie on time night him called at e Itnthburn home The police also y thoy have information that threats ro rando by members ol time Storms jaug against the Hath burns GENUINE WINTER WEATHERI refehty tflvo llelotr Zero llcglslercxt at 3TstoLe N i itIIl i wnr coldest days of time ear in it section of the state the thorwomeI r registering 25 degrees below zerohThirtyFour IIolow nt llaaovcr N II er toIaseason Time thermometer hero regis tered at daybreak a temperature ot U deg bolow zeroeapIhilitcoitIJosaoR Me Jan 29A cold wave prevails over eastern Maine time iner u ofrytn THE GROWTH OF TREES Farmers llultolln uu the Subject ot Forestry agrlcnltUlnl bulletin on tho subject of forestry for farmers by U a Fernovr chief ad ser of forestry It contains articles popular language regarding tho growth of trees the planting a forest treatment of the wood lotte cultivation of the wood crop influ ence of trees etc Time publication la reprint from tho year boolof time department for 1804 and 16U5 and is Isp pleontaiue dioo Heir to a Million tile Occupant of a 1HUpern Grave CHICAGO Jan 29 Edward W viirnsticim400000 In Bulla lot Hungary and r whom tho police have been search ing lies in a paupers grave in potters Hold Whllo agents and lawyoro were searching tho world over for ono the heirs to the millions of liuda its greatest baukcr time object ofWtheir quest occupied maniacs cell tho county asylum Uhrustlch died uuder his right name but with u pan of pers iiumbor opposite It on lliobooks time asylum DRAPER FOUND GUILTY s ruiililiiueut AKiMioil ut Mf Iiuprli oumcnt CO JACKSON vi UK HI Jan 29 Tho jury in tho cum of Charles L Draper c rruLlIlllcdat for li1oC Inteiitoly Cold Yesmthorhi Idaho 1ISI IocATEiro Idaho Jan 81lIest two days have bejn the coldest ii is section for many years Tho ther ometer registered ID below At Jan croft it was 41 below nUll at Market It ke 31 below It lint baeu Intensely T cold for seven weeks und time snow lierinches deepIJWuuti n Ilecelrer NEW OiuEAxa Jan 2Jules lbCecq tubs morning in the ates circuit court askei for time up intimmoimt of u revolver for the Now Orleans Abattoir Co a large corpora ccUyMr Ward L Smith of Frederickslown tforisfied that It was only a question a short time until ba would have ve lIe bad been t JiAmericaho picked lip a newspaper anti chanced read an advertisement of Chamberlains lic Cholera and Diarrhoea V COegotand Us continued use cured him 25800 50 cent bottles are for sale EarbingtsnootonGp c J 7IL 1 r f powItsowi I I lilrdfttrtbsrtbaflwrotberftMwl nOYAi MKWvPOWDER ROYAl tAKlMO rOWSCH CO lEW tome is OTHERWISE UNNOTICEDM IA naval battalion will soon ba or ganized in St Louis Jules EmlloPean an eminent French surgeon died Sunday in Paris ExGov Harris M Plalsted dedatangor Mo of Brlghts disease Fourteen business houses were burned at Clifton Tex Time loss Is about 831 0 Gen Sir Daniel Tysons constable of me Tower of London since Ib90 is d eadhsurveyor A ICIppert postmaster at Klppen Idaho A brigade of British troops was ambushed in a gorge In India and suffered vere loss Turkey hits given permission for tho throughIheOrdnance SergU Edward F Watclmelr Co II Twentythird Infantry killed imseif at Fort Brown Tox n ilearforgery and can not ba ouud Col BufHngtons InvTSHia a solid rging rapidfire sea coast gun with ood tho tests satisfactorily Time Joint Traffic association has an uouaced that railroads may carry Cu ban relief supplies without charge Jacob Myers ono of the oldest clti dealtInStLoulin banquetAtdespondent swallowed arsenic with a glass of beer and died in a short time Spllnlshl1eotto the Canaries to engage in maneuv a Mrs Susan Allyn one of the oldest and most highly respected residents ot dlodatherhomoJSix members of time storms g are chargedIther daughter banquetthesome of tho ulcers attend ed a bull fightIUndo Henry Turner one of the old t and wealthiest residents of Macou xcounty Ill died at time ago of 82 years near Medora Herr Von Richenau first secretary Vl1shlngtonhasnilgeneral at Sofia David Vilsson of Baltimore Md has caused tho arrest in Now York of his soninlaw Moses Rosenstock charging him with embezzlement sportIngHot Springs Ark lie had been com plaining for several days of thiroalw trouble John Tclford eldest brother of lion Matthew Telford of Dix 111 died 13 iles northwest of Mount Vernon Illhof cancer in the seventyfifth year of his age The aerial railway over Chilkoot ass to Lake Llnderman has been com Bukonne dayaDonUt of au Agud Uliilonarjr BETHLEHEM Pa Feb 1Mrs Reuben S Rausch for many years Morn an missionary in the West Indies and ono of time oldie t and bestknown deaconesses in the North Americas Moravian church died yesterday of a complication of diseases aged 87 years sDecidedPKOVIDKNCE R L Feb 1Tinfanskuclc weavers held a Sunday and decided that not a weaver the old force should go to work when time Wanskuck mill was re opened THE MARKETS New YOHK February 1 l85 CATTLENatlve Steers t 4 au Ot 5 75 VFONMiddiing 55 S FLOUKWlnter Wheat fl CO CI 00 DoRNrtiaMXPORlCNewMessST LOUISiOTTONMiddling IVESSteers S ii a 6 00 0ALVESper8231IERP1alri FLOUKlotenU 4 70 Clear Rod Straight 4 00 341M WHEATNO lied WIttIer SOJJlOATSNO 21- I 26 t 47i0UACCOLugLeaf Uurlc 4 CO 120- 0IIAYClellrTlmolhy 7 to 5 10 OU llUTTEKCtiolce Dairy It O U- UUSIresh U 11 K THBLAKUPrlmo Steam 41 gADVLENativeIIOQSFalr to Choice s W a 6- 5SUEEPKalr to Choice 3 BO S 47- FLOUK Winter Patenti 4 7th 0 4 M Patents 4 60 4 tI- OWlIEAlNo s spring 9J S 95pNoSRednew W to 1 CTJIOATSNO s lies1 new 9 U O 9 KANSAS CITY CATTLKNntlro Steers 3 73 4 5- 0005All Grades 3W G S 7- 5hlnATNa2tiard 81i 8- 5AThNo2White M- COUNNO s 16 NEW ORLEANSCPIUKHlsU Grade fATSWesternII 50 3 1500aIOHIOstandard Sides lit IJACONSldei flia 6aLOJJONlIJlddllDr LOUISVILIJ 1aWHEATNotll t17S6 jostOAlSNaj1OltlCNow oldS 10 00 A 19 CO 01LVlroNlIJldUnr Subscribe for TUE BcII t W i j c1IiI II 1 lifllitA bodttt d 4DR1NOYOUR 4 4Watc1es anb JewdrY + f l t lvo RUPAIRINtJ TO I a v Sisli Jeuder 2llabisoiivilk f 0 xl 1 CIRCHDOERFIER whobas bad 25 years L experience i with firstclass referenceftiIi ii T TELLERS EESOLUTION It was Killed in tho House by a Largo Majority sirimeExceptlouIthea wa llliied WASHINGTON Fob IIn the houso ot representatives at yesterdays session tho Teller resolution declaring the bonds of the United States payable In lver under an adverse majority of 60 otes Time republicans were solidly arrayed In opposition with two ex ceptions Mr Llnney of North Carolina who voted with time democrats and populists and Mr White of North Carolina tho only colored member of the house who answered present when his name was called Time de from tho democratic side wore r McA eel of Pennsylvania and I Mr Elliott of South Carolina Both voted with tho republicans against tho proposition Speaker Reed although j It Is not customary for him to vote had his name called and amid the cheers of his followers went on record iu opposition to time resolution Time vote was reached after five hours of debate under a special order I adopted at the opening of the session yesterday Time limited time allowed memllbOIssides were compiled to farm out tho time by minutes Thisdotracted much from the continuity of time discussion but It also in a measure Intensified the Interest In the galleries which were crowded all day and the combatants on time floor were heeled by their respective sympathizers Many of the senators from tho other end of tho capitol wero also present to aton to tho arguments Time majority under the leadership of Mr Dingley who made a carefully prepared speech Bounding time key note of the opposi tion assumed time position that time last clause of time resolution was In reality disguised declaration for the fred coinage of silver while time as saulting democrats under Limo direc tion of Mr Bailey maintained that the defeat of the resolution was another Step in time direction oi time establishment of thu gold stand ard to ethel they alleged both thu president und Secretary Gage had irrevocably committed the repub lican party Thu debate was at times fast and heated but there wero no teusattonal Incidents beyond the hiss- Ing of Mr Rhea of Kentucky when he laid that as tho author of the crime 0173 the hottest place In kudos would be reserved for tim present secI Ietaryof state The vote on the rosa lutlon was Ayes 132 nays 183 A MODEST FATJtERI II linn Away amid Slid In a Convent to Es G Sessnerchurch at Elizabeth N J who dis appeared oji Friday has not yet re turned Ho is known to be in a con unlloubtodlylertpurse containing 5GOO in gold In lion s otJt his twentyfifth ann a priest NORTHERN GOLD F I A Iroipeotori on Ulf Salmon a Creek Doing Well 1 T 3heIn Alaska brought down on 1 as to the effect that prospe the Big Salmon wero oath cver what they lire taklnut b no definite statement could be had Hun er creek continues good every claim that has been prospected proving very rich 44 fatal Railroad AccidentwKENT 0 Jan 3 a- altimore fc Ohio through freight was- erailed near hero The locomotive QEngineerto death and Fireman W O Qulldow was terribly cut about the head Both men belonged at Chicago Junction Death of an Octogenarian soBALTnionaIlolton died yesterday afternoon at The Meadows tho residence of heron exCongressman Hart Benton Itohpon Mrs Holton was in her ourth year and was a cousin of the late James K Polk U uion trattrn Mrtdrlu UtudeuU- MADIUU Fob 1TIme students re assembled with time object of making a monster demonstration against time Irogrosso office but the precautions adopled by tho police prevented the young men from approaching tho of fices of the newspaper CoaUngratlon at Aihburn On ABIIUIIUX Uu Fob IA dozen store ouo warehouse and two dwell ngs wero destroyed by fire hero yes terday rue loss is estimated at 8SO 00 Insurance ubout 30000 It was thought at one time tho wholo town would be destroyedraHold for Cuba NEW YORK Feb 1TIme steamer La Brotague which arrived from Franco Sunday brought 8100000 In gold In transit to CubaJIntense hold Continue I BOSTON Feb 1Time temperature reports from various parts of New En land show that the cold wava still ontinues- Post OOlce Koubed- CANTOX Mass Feb lrhe Canton ost office was broken Into and the afe blown open tho robbers carrying off over 83000 worth ot stamps Pioneer MInister Dend Clarksvillc Tenn Jan 29 The Rev H L Burney a pioneer lmberlnnd Presbyterian minister or over half a century is dead ged eightytwo He was one of the oldest Masons in this section nti was a man of much promi nence Most of the people in Lawrence county are interested in oil since the big strike at Blaine in that II i to TakeEasy to Operate Are features peculiar to Hoods Fills Small la ze tasteless efficient thorough As one man Hoodshave SoverThe only pUb to take with Roods Sarsaparllth DR MENDENHAIiLS IMPROVED GHILL AND FEVER om GUAItANTEED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVERAnd Malaria In nil Forms Tasteless Nonl genuine without the abort picture find the signature of J O MendenbalL Prlco BO cents at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY DY T O lUKNJJKNHAXr EVANSVILLE IND KyCrabtreeKentucky Illinois Central R R TO eaiifornial NEW ORLEANS In connection with the Southern Pacific Through Weekly TOURIST SLEEPING OAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C R R fast New Orleanalimiled train r EVERY THURSDAY for Los Angeles and San Francisco with out change The Limited also connects at New Orleans daily with Express Train for the Pacific Coast and on Tuesdays nd Saturdays after January 4 1898 with th- eililset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving specla through service to San Francisco Partic lars of Agents of the I C R RI and connecting line 0 Hatch DU Pass Agent Cincinnati John A Scotl Dlr Pass Agent Memphis H Hanson 0 P A W A Kellond A 0 P A Chicago Loulivllle 1 atgWOrt1 prinHttg me WiCetat1DeC- kouricrs3ouiiiat will print it And Every Democrat Every Republican very Man Woman or Child can iii want lqJ lit THE TWIbWAWEEK COURIER JOURNAL is a Democratic paper of six r elgbt pages issued Wednesday and WednesdayIssue MlsceUanyPoelrythe home It is edited by Henry WalterIn PRICE1 A YEAR You get 104 good papers or six of eight ages each for It LESS THAN ONE CENT A PAPAR II- USEFUL PREMIUMS Are given Club Raisers and goodpaying commissions are allowed agents yearDally Leo Sunday alone t year 200 TwiceaWcek ConrierJouinal and th- eEarlington Bee Both one year Poi only 150 We have made a special clubbing ar ngement with the Tw aaVeek Coo rierJournal arid will send that paper and ours for the price named to all our sub scribers who will renew and pay in ad vance or to all new subscribers who will ay in advance Sample of Courier ournal sent free on application- All lubtcrlptlon under this otter mutt be sent t- ovTl1O Bee Earlington Ky CiplUI Sick Paid In Surplus Fund 50000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1887 JNO G MORTON The Advantages of n bask account are numerous It is not to husk takimglheyknow men wage earners and to wonn Theres safety if the bank is a good one Theres convenience time money always ready and out ptysquaderiogsmall sums when you hav akrc sum Jo your pocket ii MADISONVLI e tt- itiL be i 3ee PAUL M1tIOORCldIt0and Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Bmerod the Pcttoffice at Barlltiftoa at Second tttUISUBSCRIPTION RATES tJiaYear atrietlylnadvance It oo 8IzMOluoatII II 50 2 SlufU Copies S Specimen copies mailed free on application wanted In all parts of the caiatv Address nt tar particular THURSDAY FEBRUARY 3 1893 WHEAT reached giioat Chica go during the past week A BIG flouring mill finn of Louis ville bought on Saturday last 80000 bushels of wheat for which they paid 80000 R B HILL has been appointed 10 the office of United States Attorney for the district of Kentucky to succeed W M Smith the Democratic incumbent TilE worst storm in twentyfive years raged about Boston Tuesday Twenty inches of snow fell traffic was blocked and the city was in darkness because of fallen wires TilE Kentucky Knights Temp lar will mttke a fight for the next I triennialconclave of Knights Templar at Louisville in 1901 Pittsburgh is the place for the 1898 meeting CONGRESSMAN JOHN RHEA made a characteristic fire eating third1 district stump speech in the House Monday He was hissed by the Republicans and his speech did not appear in the Recordnext morning cAPAIR of thieves have broken the record for boldness by stealing eight hogsheads of tobacco from a Louisville warehouse It was done in broad daylight and the to bacco shipped to Cincinnati where it is supposed to have been sold The value is placed at from 1000 to 1200 CAPT RAY of the War Depart ment in his official report of the Klondike country says that of all the people who have gone therein two years but 7 per cent have earned a living the others being destitute This should aid those who seek wealth and comfort to L stayin a more congenial clime TUE Democratic majority in the lower house of the Kentucky Leg islature has stolen the seat of one Republican member and has re pealed the act to prevent stealing of turnpikes If it keeps on as it has begun this Democratic House will make a record that decent lawabiding people will remember TUE Louisville company that is building the aerial trolley line to the Yukon over Chilcoot Pass has contracted with the Canadian Gov ernment to carry all its freight for mounted police at 15 cents a pound The time of the trip will be shortened from a month to a day and the company expects to coin money Miss HENRIETAA BAINURIDGE ICIIARDSON of Lexington who wanted to christen the Kentucky is to be married to Mr James Tandy Ellis a writer on the Louisville Dispatch It is said they had once been engaged and that Mr Ellis pen used in defending that lady in the recent episode was instrumental in renewing the en gagement Tile current expenses of the Government are about 1000000 a day For the first twentyfive days of January the revenues of the Government under the Ding ley law were about 4000000 The receipts under the new law 4havebeen steadily increasing and this term in January very closely approximated the sum needed to pay the Governments expenses REPRESENTATIVE PERKINS of Webster denies that he voted to pass the separate coach bill He was desirous of hearing the meas tire discussed and therefore voted to advance it so it might befide bated and killed in open day instead of being smothered with out a hearing which Was done This explanation is due Mr Perkins since the erroneous statement as to his vote has received wide circulation WE record for the encourage ment of the craft and the emulation 1 of newspaper patrons another instance of unusual hearty friendship for the county paper A subscriber to TUB BEE walked the distance of seven miles not over frozen 1 ground with holes in Ms shoes hut on a raw morning for the pur pose and privilege of paying his subscription in advance for another year Oh that there were thous n 1 ands thus to cheer the newspaper man on his way What m use could sing thicr praises Senator Lindsey Senator Lindsey obeyed the be hest of the Legislature and voted for the Teller resolution voted for a dishonest dollar and then the Kentucky Legislature insisted he should resign We wonder if the Senator would have enjoyed hearing the democratic states men at Frankfort denounce himcall him traitor We regret that the vote of the Senator did not entitle him to the able defense made Republican Senator Jones in the Kentucky LegislatureBut democratic Senator at Washington voted against the Teller resolution viz Caffrey of Louisiana But one democratic Senator at Frankfort votedagainst the resolution calling on Senator Lindsey to resign viz Senator Johnson Here are two Senators Caffrey and Johnson among Democrats who have conviction and the strength of character to vote as they believe Birds and Penitentiary Birds If only Morgan Chinn the pres ent eminent patron of education in the Kentucky Legislature will get his school book bill on the statute books and then if only John Mar quette of Pendleton the second great light of wisdom in the same body will successfully steer his proposed bill to manufacture in the penitentiary by convict labor the textbooks to be used in our public schools when the Chinn act be comes law our public schools which have not been as a pillar of fire seem to be promised a bad berth in the place where Moses was when the light went out THE BEE would suggest that the penitentiary publications be bound in the regulation stripes to prevent infringing The exhalations of evil in that degenerate atmosphere too might be used to manufacture an ink of a deep dirty blackwInch should be used liberally and applied only by the most thorough printer penitentiary devils in the shop There is one auxilliary of the common print shop that would abound in the office of the Pen School Book Concernprofanity Churn and Marquette are birds The school books which their combined bill would produce will be penitentiary birds fir Bryan and the N V Journal Whatever other reason may have influenced the New York Journal in its decided change of attitude towardsJWilliam J Bryan it is certain that the sagacious pro prietor of that paper at least thinks he sees the beginning of a popular and widespread revulsion of feeling among Mr Bryans former supporters andthe Journals present patronsand he sounds the key note of that change which others refused yet to recognize We believe that the Democrats are determining to have a man of broader vision than Mr Bryan the defeated but wouldbe perpet ual candidate who confines him self to the one impossible idea of free silver We may be mistaken but we shall see This is one of the late utterances of the Journal Everything now points to the renomina tion of Mr Bryan in 1900 It is the knowledge of that which causes democrats of my kind to deplore that as he comes to be better known to be subject to critical ex amination when men are not excited by apolitical canvass be grows smaller rather than bigger and instead of being a man of lofty and simple and utterly sincere mind appears to be revealing himself merely as a superior specimen of the smart lawyer politician of the cornfed middle west a class with which those who know congress are familiar Their Influence The Sheffield Ala Reaper speaking of the political dema gogue says The Soutbs advance will only be in the ratio that this human razorback pest is eliminated and no greater Those who doubt his pestilential existence in large surplus quantities should visit the dead and incompleted enterprises in Alabama and hear a true relation of their downfall Demagoguery and mean politics explain the results Of course the demagogues will deny it They will deny anything and fraternize with the devil if be will give them placeIt And herein are volumes of truth Let Kentucky beware There arc among our own lawmakers those whose ignorance concerning subjects upon which they would legislate is appalling yet who without investigation would pillage business and despoil commerce through their insane desire to manufacture political thunder for themselves and their party And legislative courtesy goes along way to encourage such business One instance is on record where a representative whose name and county we withhold was aiI lowed to get a bill through the House simply on the plea that itI would enable him to be elected sheriff of his county And this bill was known to be vicious and conceded to be unconstitutional if f p c Strong steady nerves Are needed for success Everywhere Nerves d Depend simply solely Upon the blood Pure rich nourishing Blood feeds the nerves And makes them strong The great nerve tonic is Hoods Sarsaparilla Because it makes The blood rich and Pure giving if power To feed the nerves Hoods Sarsaparilla Cures nervousness Dyspepsia rheumatism Catarrh scrofula And all forms of Impure blood OUR STATESMEN Bills and Doings of Western Kentucky Members Briefs About Pleasures of Interest to Most People Frankfort Ky Jan 31MrClarks bill giving Police Judges the right to solemnize marriage was refused its second reading in the House and thus killed Mr Clark is the member from Hop kins Senator Bronston introduced a bill to change the name of the Ag- ricUltural and Mechanical College to the Kentucky University Senator Hays offered a bill making it a fine and imprisonment for a newspaper to publish a canpaign lie With the legislative session half gone about 450 Jbills and resolu tions have been introduced in both branches of the General Assembly Up to this date not a single act has passed both bodies About ten resolutions have gotten through both houses The bill by Mr Malloryof Todd providing that when the regular jury panel is exhausted the Sher- Iff may fill the vacancies by select ing jurors from the bystanders was approved and ordered to its second reading The Senate passed the Smith bill providing that all manufacturers and dealers in mixed flour in packagesbarrels way that purchaser will know it is mixed flour Among new bills in the Senate is one providing that quail shall not be sold at any time during the year andanother that the grand jury may indict for refusal to work on public roads The House Committee on Print ing has decided to report adversely on the bill providing that State printing bids shall be received only from union offices The vote was unanimous Frankfort Ky Feb ISecret- ary of State Charles Finley it is saidwill formally announce his candidacy for Congress in the Eleventh district within the next few days Thirtyfive new bills were intro duced in the Legislature today Mr Watkins of Daviess bill to prohibit the use of cigarettes was reported favorably and ordered prmteuiThe bill introduced by Mr HenI derson of Caldwell prohibiting ball playing on Sunday except in cities of the first and second class was reported favorably andordered to its second reading Among the new bills introducedi in the House today was one Sargent of Christion providing a death penalty for any member of a mob who kills a prisoner in jail providing that a member of a mob J who injures a prisoner in jail shanI penitentiaryforproviding for securing damages of 5000 from the County Referred to Committee on Criminal Law SENATOR LINDSEY Talks Briefly About Saunders Fool Resolutions Washington Jan 28SenatortLindsay was asked a statement of his position regard ing the action of Kentuckys Legis resignationHethe resolution before I receive it I do not owe my seat in the Senate to the present Kentucky Legisla ture and am not its agent I rep resent the State of Kentucky andonot merely its Legislature I o not recognize its right to abridge p e my term of serviceno such power is or was conferred upon it by the Constitution either of the United States or the State of Kent tuckyI shall not announce my in tention in advance of any official notification of the action of the j members of the two houses who l voted for the resolution lnthe meantimel have no comment to make and nothing to give out for publication A Uniontownswoolen mill is to be I built in the spring T I T4 L L llOP11SVILLE Hopklnsville Feb IIt ii rumored here that Dr Andrew Sargent present representative from Christian county will be appointed first assistant physician at the Lexington Asylum to succeed Dr Long upon the expiration of the present session of the Kentucky Legislature There Is a new girl baby at the homo of Mr and Mrs J H Kugler Rev Jno M Croxvq of Louisville is as sisting Rev G W Lyon in a protracted meeting at Lafayette which began this week The Rev S N Vail has tendered his resignation as pastor of the First Presby terian church The congregation will act on the resignation next Sunday John Pencantel has been dismissed from the Western Asylum as cured after a few months treatment Ha is a farmer of Hickory Grove Graves county Last Thursday night a negro man by name Sam Tozian tried to steal a bale of hay He was caught jailed and scnt lo the workhouse where be will beat rock for thirty days Mr F C PPool and Miss Eliza A Capps of the Macedonia neighborhood eveningRev emony SpriogtTriggHerndon this county were married here byJut1geDr Clardy has introduced a bill to ap propriate 1000 to cover taxes commis whiskydestroyedChristian county The bill is for the re lief of Orin Henderson J E Forbes and J B Forbes The score in the foo all game between the elevens of South Kentucky College and the Hopklnsville High School on Sat urday was 6 to 6 It was an exciting game and much local interest was aroused in the contest which bad been postponed on ac count of wet weather The heirs of the Ball estate organized at Indianapolis Ind Saturday for the pur pose making a thorough investigation and pushing their claims The estate is said to be worth 100000000 Mr William Richards of Hopkinsvllle was made Vice President of the organization Won Their Suit Buckner Co secured a verdict for 3500 damages in the United States Court at Owensboro against the Merchants In surance Company The claim was for libel and the amount asked was 25000 The libelous part of the letter accused Buckner Co of retaing commissions on insurance which they had not written The insur ance company will take an appeal The Seventeenth Anniversary of the Christian Endeavor Society was celc cttySundayheld at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church at 7 oclock a m In the First Presbyterian Church that evening the Principal service was conducted by Elder Both services were largely aLLen ded and there was great interest mani festedThompson Cavanah has brought suit against C Johnson for possession of the county work bouse the emoluments of the office and 3000 damages Johnson was elected by the present Fiscal Court Cav anah has also brought suit against J W Boyd the former manager charging that he held the office four days beyond his term in order that Johnson might be in stalledMr James Hash of Henderson is to have charge of the Hopkinsville Athletic practice a gymnasium will be fitted up at no dis tant date Here is the make up of the team as now announced JohnFelandLeft guarci4V1U starling m j tpj TandyRight guardJohn Feland Jr or Frank Rives Right tackle Wallace Kelly JrLeftRight end Stonewall Morris or Charlis AndersonRight half back Wbarlon Crabb cr Louis Merritt CampbellS Robert Full backMcF Blackmore or Jamrs Russell CROFION Big Masquerade Ball Booked foro February t4thsThere will be a masquerade ball at Bowlings hall Monday night February- s14th Invitations are extended to all who wish to come Uncle Wesley Clemmons an aged and J respected colored man died Saturday An infant of Mr Dave Cranor died Thursday An infant of Mr Henry Payn died Saturday Mr D Davis died at his home near this place Sunday with consumption Sundayfroming the medical lectures Doc was an able physician before and will certainly be abettter one now Sam Jameson of Pembroke was in town SundayDont forget the mis usrada ball Fdbru ary ijth It will b3 a grand affair H E Brown E W Keith and Frank Ashmore of the South Kentucky College visited their parents here S undayaMrs Annie Mann of lag here this weekhC M a u tofPrinceton Saturday There was some shooting done hereaSaturday night by some drunken mentsuch cases as this were investigated somebody fined it would likely bs stoppudJ T J Davis is very sick this Mrs Carrie Barnes has jusl returned from j visit to Princeton Well h Childrenare not very robust need a warming building and fatforming food something to be used for two or three months in the fail that in they may not suffer from cold SCOTTSEMULSION Hypophoshites exactly what they want They n thrive grow strong and be well all winter on this splendid food Nearly all of them becomes ery fond of it For are not very strong awcourse of treatment with w the Emulsion for a coupleDof months in the put them through the winter in firstclass con dition Ask doctor siaboutBeur you let SCOTTS Emulsion See that tin nun and fun art on the D1AllSCOTT ft BOWNB Chemliti New York BUMP BUMP BUMPl I I Do You Hear Them YaI1inqlh I WILAm V 4THE PRICES ON WINTffllOTHING IANDv tI Mens Ladies and Childrens Shoes Ifa i iif I 1 S kI After our years work is over and we have taken our annual inventory and thereby become v departFj 4rr every kind of merchandise is advancing in price especially woolens we will from NOW r- v 10 UNTIL FEB 15 1 SSS sell you your choice of Mens Odd Pants I Boys Long Pants Suits and Boys Knee Pants Suits 4 IAta Discount of 20 Per Cent = The bulk of this lot of Clothing was bought in 1897 and bought at its Lowest Cash Value and is there iiJ1I fore worth the prices we marked it but that is not the question Our Spring purchase is made and we t v must make room for it and in order to do this we are making this great sacrifice Our loss is your gainILCr 72 20 PER CENT DISCOUNT fitvup your come get your Pants onefifth off the regulur price Pairs Mens Odd Pants regular prices from vtIOOtO4501 58 Boys Long Pants Suits regular prices from v 300 to 8 Ages from 12 to 19 years i 3 10 Boys Knee Pants Suits regular prices from V yearstV 1Ioct ow in addition to the above we have displayed on our Lot c- fiI Men GlnilcLrexVej S1ic sell at from 40 to 50 per cent off their first price In this lot of Shoes you will see fellows left overv from last Falls memorable Job Lot Sale These we have marked under their Rraprice at that time The bulk of this Job Lot of Shoes however is that aIJob counter has never been ornamented with before Come in and shoe with Shoes at from 40 to 50 per cent off their first price This is no fake the we claim for them nothing more nothing less Fall stock must make room for new JJtv YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT Ax Jottings Our energetic and thoroughgoing farm ers are very busy burning plant beds The meeting at Cave Spring closed with ne conversion and eight professors of sanetiflcation Mr J L White closed out his store to T U Walker last week The office and tore will be conducted by T O Walker The prayer meeting convened at Brother L Whitet last Monday night and the Christian part of the audience was greatly revived The meeting was conducted by Brother S C Lilly The prayer meeting will convene at Thos H Walkers next Monday night and a good time is anticipated Mr L T Colley who bad his leg am putated a few weeks ago is gradually weakening Bros While and Limbe commenced a series of sermons at Woods Chapel last Tuesday night John W Walker of Crofton vicinity was the guest of Thoj H Walker last weekSince my last letter we have had some trading Mr Richard Grooms traded his groceries at Bakers Station Caldwell to Mr Jell Ladd for seventyfive cres of land Our little village is still on a boom We ave another grocery in its limit Hurrah or Axville Ky sayboutyears we have not been getting our ast draw of the school money until in uly and now this year we get it on time Salmagundi Gossip from the Gap MondayfromparentsMrs Almon and son Clarence after several weeks visit among friends in Tennessee returned home Monday- Dr E T Almon returned from New lakinglecturesMaster Roy Robinson is at present vis iting relatives in Caldwell and Lyon counties W A J Barnes of Nortonville was town Thursday on business Mr J H Eggleston of Hopkinsville was in Mortons Gap Thursday Rev J W Ganl of Elk Ion was here Wednesday and delivered an interesting sermon at the Christian church in the even ingDr W L Moore will soon marry Nit Rev Burden of your town delivered sermons at the Christian church two eve ings last week That country girl was the cause of it G Browning has returned from the mountains where be has been working for severalweeks Wilt Wbitford says life is too short to countryhereA E Orion representing tbe Evansville rug Company was here Monday Miss Verd Graddy will begin school at the public February i tbt Do you think Senator Lindsey will re gql Well hardly Enos Gorman of Owensboro is issidg mysteriously and it is be lieved has been djowned 4 MADISONVILLE Rev J T Cherry of Franklin Ky was in the city yesterday Bro Cherry was the pastor of the Methodist church here for six years and has many friends at this place He says that be likes his work at Franklin very much and we wish him much success The protracted meeting has been in progress at the Methodist march a weekor more and there is every evidence of a grand revival The church Is crowded at every service and there have been thirty or more conversions Rev Lowery has bad great success as a revivalist and bids far to sustain his record at Madisonville He cominghereIn the printed lists of the highest tax JohnGpany are the first in point of wealth There is wealth in Hopkins county yet undeveloped that will in time make it one of the counties in Kentucky Taxes arc low and wages are fairly high and the de mand for labor is on the increase Business is fairly good In our city The trade though a little dull is fairly sub stantial and shows an upward tendency Messrs Stewart and Riggs both of Box ville Union county were in town Wednes day en route to Cherry Bros School at Marriage license were issued to O W Fowler and Miss Ella Nance The cere mony was performed at the residence of Rev J F Story thefollowingCook E T Allender to Mrs J A Hollo man L T Miller to Miss Ida B Webb AsbockWeyler Convicted Madrid Jan 31It is under stood here that the Supreme War Council will sentence Lieutenant General Weyler to two months imprisonment but that the gov ernment will grant him a pardon Meeting at Dawson We arc requested to announce that Elder Rodgers of Nashville is conducting a meeting at Dawson assisted by Rev Munns All are most cordially invited to attend Gov Bradley has offered re wards for the arrest and conviction ot tollgate raiders in Nelson county ArmyfameSwitch in a wagon house oh his way to the South t a J 0 Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates Burnished upon application Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be This Sale Lasts i f Until February 15 I w IN Letditrid 1898MADISONVILLE BISHOP CO younlleacbers aWORIa KENTUCKYI The New York Weekly Tribune NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER FARMERS VILLAGERS jour latent 1IJ BEEARLINGTON BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 f SEND ALL ORDERS TO THE KY sHaHStheConiltimionof ki ptrsonnelofandCommittees rankwitSend all orders THE BEE Earlington Ky There Is Money in that SawMill I have offered feAIt was bought cheap and can be r5jf 1iata bargain Complete SawMill 30 horse power portable engine saw carriage bran edger 4Ia I I CHERRY Madisonville Ky Through TOURIST SLEEPERS to Portland for Puget Sound and Alaska Travel FROM sr lOUIS VIA nUHUOOTOXHOUTE Personally Conducted Tourist via the Burlinglo Rotrte front SI Louis to Oregon will be established in service com mencing February iGth 1898 They leave St Louis at 845 p m Wednesdays Kansas City 1040 a m Thursdays St Joseph 1240 pm Thursdays and run via Lin coIn Denver Scenic Salt Lake City Stalle1TcuoJtalltdJlIgel via this route offering unusal chance make steamer arrange ments either Portland Tacoma to Seattle undersigned all details i tw WAKELEV General Pass Atf St LoaUiMo 1 t- I ii f THE GREAT I FOR j tand Home Paper E fi KY DEE EARLINQTON L to J fJ new new WI Oregon Sleepers Portland Colorado an to at taining 50 YEARS IMPROVEMENTS FARMING Published by the NKW YORK TRiBUNE I Second Edition 32 Pages 18 by I24 Inches I A general review of the advances jand improvements made in the leading branches of farm industry during the last half century Special articles by the best agt topicsvhicljthey Illustrations of oldfashionedim 4 plements A vast amount of practical infor mation whodesiretoshm i profit Extremely interesting and in structive 1 CENTS A copy bWtijfc a- OLYJ5 Send your order to v aa THE BEE ft I EARLiWT0W KV r r iC itm7 I 1 ee l Jnbustr1J we 1t dDeu LOCAL NEWS Mr Reynolds of Henderson visited his daughter Mrs W W Etheridge Sunday S SlaughtersvilleapentSunday of Mr and Mrs NicJc Tbombs We will bo working by electric hts m a short while Then our r IJ shop will bo right up to date We S Therebyft1 Mart Whitford formerly a fire man on tho St Louis division It parentslalStBirmingham Ala to accept a I I position as an engineer I Mr P E Tichenor who is get ting up the matter for the Hustlers EarlingtonI 5 promises will bo a beauty fY1 Somcthiugs going to drop soon Earlkgtou may15falLpeace with the statute books and i5s the court tI There was no meeting of the de- batingJ club Tuesday evening on ti7Kaccount of the heating stoves b- e4ing out of order For the same I reason the Christian Endeavorcrs it Held their meeting Sunday even aiding at the Christian Church IJ 3iS jv Mr Jas L Jennings of Dalton I visited relatives at Mortons Gap riand St Charles last week He called on Tug BEE too and we p had the pleasure of showing him A our hive at work Mr Jennings was formerly a resident of both Mortons Gap and St Charles Tue BEE has a novelty in the shape of a Mexican bull fight Jfoster which was sent by Mr W H Howe of Nashville who sojourning in that land of free silver and Sunday bull fights It 4 has on it the picture of handsome and champion bull fighter All who can will be given the privilege of reading this queer bill Mr W H Favors an old resi dent of Hopkins county who has been some years in Texas has reo turned to Old Kentucky to end his days not soon we hope among his children and the old scenes He looks to have been fairlyeUused by the sojourn in exas but his eyes have ever been I fir ed this way Mrs Favors jas and is yet in poor health but 1 tobewhat improved A trRev C C Hall and wife have returned from Bremen where Mr Hall has been assisting Rev W W Armer pastor of the M E Church at that place in a very suc Theyibut were not stopped by the floods except that after the meeting was over Mr and Mrs Hall were detained on the other side of the river for some days having their horse and buggy and being pre vented by the backwater from reaching any ferry They got home by way of the iron bridge q where they crossed in a skiff leav 1r ing the horse and buggy with Mr lJ Chas Martin near Summers store M Died i expressBat their home in Madisonville inlCard of Thanks We desire to return our sincere Idthanks to our friends at Earling S ton who so kindly assisted us in our recent bereavement May 1r Gods choicest blessings rest on r them all MR and MRS R R PRITCHETT Madisonyille Ky Feb i 1898 4 I j Insurance Rates Reduced The local Board of Insurance underwriters have receievcd official p 1 notice of reduction in rates on houses in accordance iiwiththe recent action of the Ken 1 tucky and Tennessee Board cant vened at Louisville This puts frame shingle roofed dwellings if unexposed at a rate of i per cent per annum instead ofat x U per cent the previous rate A Pleasant Affair On last Saturday evening atI ltheirhome near St Charles Mr Mrs J HLafioon gave theirs D Sidney a nice social t I peopIeA were entertained very pleasantly- JndeedbyI this young man who certainly understands the art of tfi making his guests feel at home Many and varied were the games 4 indulged in and with these many nice things to eat made up a very pleasant evening MINSTREL SHOW CONING Manager Arnold Has Booked Fields Hansons Show On Wednesday evening Febru ary gUi Fields Hansons Draw ing Cards will appear at Masonic Hall this city They announce a peoplebig formed parade and first class up todate refined minstrel show BowlingGreen Arnold thinks he has a great show and the town will be billed later 8160 Reward 8 zoo The readers of this paper Will be pleased lo learn that there Is at least ono dreaded disease that science has been able to cure In all its stages and that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure known to the medical fraternity Ca tarrh being a constitutional disease re quires a constitutional treatment Halls actingdlrecllyfaces of the system thereby destroying aDdglvtogtbepallent dologlisfaith in its curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of testimonials COToledoOSoldHalls Family Pills are the best Our Library The Earlington Free Library presents a very handsome appear ance The contents of the two large glass cases have been rearranged so all the curios etc can be seen to much better ad vantage Then a number of beau belonging very interesting There are also a number of new CaptainMarryats in twenty volumes Also Charles Reades works in nine volumes There will be twenty volumes of boundmagazines added to the Library in a few days The Coming Woman Who goes to the club while her husband tends the baby as welt as the good old fashioned woman who looks after her home will both at times get run down in health appetiteheadachesspells Tbe most wonderful remedy for these women Is Electric Bitters Thous ands of sufferers from Lame Back and Weak Kidneys rise up and call it blessed It is the medicine for women Female complaints and Nervous troubles of all kinds are soon relieved by the use of Elec Inc Bitters Delicate women should keep this remedy on band to build up the sys byStMiss Halite Erminic Rives the author of Smoking Flax and A Fool in Spots is ill in a Sani saidIher sensational writing bearing on the South and Judge LynchI Look at This The Madisonvillc Carriage Company will sell their buggies at a- very low figure during the months of February and March Now is your time to buy a good buggy for a little money We will take in exchange gold silver or green backs Say Farmers tobacco wheat Irish and sweet potatoes arc high While buggies are low in price fulfill your promise to your wife and little ones and take a buggy ride Our works are lo cated on South Public Square easily found When in Madison ville give us a call JnNEsT Mgr Tht Louisville and Nashville railroad has announced that it will until further notice transport free of charge either to New Orleans or Mobile donations of foodcloth ing etc contributed for the relief of the suffering Cubans Free of Charge to Sufferers Cut this out and take it to your druggist and get a sample bottle free of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds They do not ask you to buy before trying This will show you the great merits this truly wonderful remedy and show you what can be accomplished by the regular size bottle This is no ex periment and would be disastrous to the proprietors did they not know It would cure Many of the best physi clans are now using it in their practice with great results and are relying on It in most severe cases It is guaranteed Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store Regular size 50 cents and ftoo T H Fuqua of Canton Trigg county is the proud father of three bouncing baby boys born last Thursday morning I have given Chamberlains Cough Rem edy a fair test and consider it one of the very best remedies for croup that I have ever found One dose has always been sufficient although I use it freely Any cold my children contract yields very read ily to this medicine I can conscientiously recommend it for croup and colds in chit drenGEo E WOLFF Clerk of the Cir cuit Court Fernandina FJa Sold by Ben Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Cbstles St Bernard Drug Store Earling Ion Farmers say they will get out most of the little crop of tobacco remaining with the next season Everybody Bays So Coscarets Candy Cathartic tho most wonderful medical discovery of the age pleas ant and refreshIng to the taste act gently Dud posItively on kidneys lIver and oowcls cleansing entire colds euro headache rover habitual constipation and biliousness Pleaso buy and try of 0 aO today 10 60 cents Hold and ruaranteed to cure by all druggists A1 DVCATUARTI C LjcT I All M- otGUkRilTUD so S 57 me ot Caisrrt irs DRUtile i4est Lszs S tir r p aT pe HtlreSii ails Ml bkit frS 5WiM U5T co tbIeqe 1 orlitwTen litf- I r i G ri- iJ i A BEGGARS FARE Evansvlllc Reporter Taken In by Tramp Publishes False Report About Earlington No Earlington Resident Named Jones or Anything Else Has lied to Tramp From Here Destitute The following false report has been published by several papers none of which have sought to in vestigate It originated with a re porter for the Evansville Ind Tribune who with others there seems to have been taken in by the story of traveling beggars who claimed to have hailed from Earl ingtonHero is the Tribune report- A young man accompaned by u woman and 14yearold boy visited No 7 hose house early this morning and asked to be directed to the township trustee The woman gavo her name as Mrs U Jones and said she and her brother and son had walked all the way from Earling ton Ky to this city and now wanted transportation lo Carmi Ill They are rived here last night and slept in the boiler room at Schullze Wallman Cos saw mill In the West End They pre sented a destitute appearance and told of the many hardships they had suffered en route here Capt Kohl gave them a breakfast and directed them to the town ship trustees office They have lived at Earlington Ky for some time The husband died recently and Mrs Jones was obliged to support herself and son Mrs Jones claims she has relatives at Carmi who are amply able to help her TilE BEE has sifted this matter fully and finds that no persons by the name of Mrs R Joncsbrother and son nor any other persons by any other name in any such desti tution as described in the above art ticle have been residents of Earl ington A party that fills the description of Mrs Jones etal in the Tribune passed through Earlington some time last week They spent just one night and a part of the day here and slept in a little shanty near the mines They begged for their meals but did not seek assistance from the Earling ton authorities and went on their way next day While here they said they wanted to get to Hender son At Evansville their destina tion had changed to Carmi Earlington has a thoroughly well justified reputation for taking care of the poor and destitute when there arc such among her citizens and of contributing liberallyeven sometimes too liberally and unre servedly to the common tramp and beggar Such publication is a libel on the town and its citizens However the Evansville paper can not be especially censured because it was too far away to investigate the beggars story Only the Best Should be your motto when you need a medicine Do not be induced to take any substitute when you call for Hood s Sarsa parilla Experience has proved it to be the best It Is an honest medicine pos sessing actual and unequaled merit Be wise and profit by the experience of other people I Hoods Pills are the favorite family ca thartic easy to take easy lo operate A CARD To Those Contemplating Building I am going to resume Contract ing and Building this season and I am now ready to make estimates on all classes of buildings remodel ing repair work etc at very reasonable prices for good work I am also prepared to make plans details and specifications for build rug complete at a small cost Not designs from books but original pen and ink drawings incorporat ing your own ideas of what you want in the most modern style and uptodate arrangements and con venience Why continue to build the old style two rooms front and an ell back when you can embody the same amount of room in a much more convenient andattractive plan Where I am favored with the contract for your work I shall not make any charge for plans details specifications drawing up contemplatebuilding before letting your contracts as I can interest you in reasonable prices for good work and guarantee entire satisfaction Thanking my patrons of past years for their lib eral patronage and hoping to share the same in the future I remain Yours very respectfullyM Earlhgton Ky Feb 3 1898 Complaint comes from Union county as well as from citizens of Morganfield about the number of tramps in the county Thirteen were ordered to leave Morganheld in one day Croup the great enemy of childhood succumbs at once to the soothing influence of Dr Dells Pine Tar Honey Bronchial affections lose their danger when this great remedy is at hand No home should be without it For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon Geo King St Charles More than 40000000 humming birds sunbirds orioles gulls sea birds waxwings birds of paradise and flycatchers are annually used in decorating womens hats OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN OOID We wilt pay One Hundred Dollars In Gold tot any and every case of cough and cold when OttosSpruceofIlIIltatol1lBerlin has female commercial travelers who go their rounds ont bicycles to which are attached their boxes ofsamples Dons Tobacco Spit and Smoke tour itt Away To quit tobacco easily and forever be mat netlo full of life nerve and vigor take NoTo flee the wonderworker that makes weak men strong AH druggists 60o or 11 Cure guaran teed Booklet and sample tree Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York The disease now prevalent among negroes around Cumberland elephantitchand doesntlk Dr JOttoa Spruce Gnat Baltam the not pleat sad remedy for coeghicoldi rsoup alt soraesg qt the tkreatfIIItIUQ Inag Large bottwt 5caa4 S e DOWN IN THE MINES Foreman JW Day says that the lack of orders caused NO9 mine to shut dowp one day last week which Is unusual for this season of the year shippedfromwarm weather has almost Killed the coal trade No contracts being made last sum mer has also done a great deal toward mak ing dull trade Jelllco Advance Sentinel Mr Lem Owens who has for some years worked with the Hecla Coal Com pany is now in the far west introducing the Morgan Gardner mining machine in the coal mines of New Mexico where be is meeting with great success The trouble between the northern min ers and the coal operators we understand has been settled the miners having been granted an advance of ten cents per ton Even with this increase they are not yet paid as well as some Hopkins county com panics pay their men A fair illustration of how a miner can accumulate this worlds goods when he is industrious and saving can be seen by JohnRulefound who have saved nothing scarcely under the same circumstances and who continually cry bard times The bill compelling corporations to pay their men twice a month instead of month KentuckyHouseCounty is one of the leading counties in the state as regards coal mining we yen tore the assertion that not one hundred of countyhavevoring such a law The leading mines of this state were well represented at Frankfort last week by the operators who went there to use their influence to guard against any legislation that would in any way injure the mining industry of the state by imposing addi tional burdens on the companies which would mean a reduction of wages to the miner in order to meet the increased ex pense of operating the mines Legislators fail to see the point that to cripple the op erator means also a body blow at the miner or in other words legislation of the wrong kind proves to be like a two edged sword cuts both ways Mr thomas R Evans a brother of Fore man R Evans and who Is officially connected with the Ccal company at Day ton Tenn is here on a pleasure and busi ness trip combined His comp uy has about 300 coke ovens in operation and one ot their drawbacks so far has been to get a coal washing machine that will completely seperate the slate and other matter from the coal and thereby enable them to make a firstclass grade of coke Hearing of the good work done by the Campbell washer he comes here to investigate and if found to be the machine needed will recommend its adoption by his company If reports at hand be true Col Stull of the Woodstock mines bad considerable trouble with some of his miners last week He made a request that hereafter in load ing coal in the mines they should use forks instead of shovels This request was made to prevent so much slack being loaded to this demand the mm were willing lo comply if they were allowed a check welgbman but Mr Stull was Opt posed to any move that in any way ques tioned the honesty of his weigher and there fore refused to grant them their request and told them that they must quit work then This they did and at last accounts new men were being put at work in the mine to dig coal at two cents per bushel the highest price Mr Slull says under the circumstances be can pay The St Louis Republic here gives some figures on the increasing coal consumption of that city- Despite the coal strike last year the re ceipts fell but I toooo tons short of the previous 12 months Even that deficiency is up in greater part by the large cityfromtimated that so much coal was sent to Ibis market during the latter part of last year that the shortage dwindled down to incon proportionsFigures seven years showing the movement of coal in this market speak most elcquently for the gradual increase of industry in this city It is calculated by competent authority that the increase of coal consumption is 7 per cent per aunum and that the Increase bas been going on for the past 10 years at that rate Receipts Tons iBgt 2480000 1892 2870000 1893 3040000 1894 1710000 1895 3230000 1896 3250000 18973110000A decrease in receipts Is noticed in the year 1894 but Ibis Is accounted for by the strike which prevailed for several months during that year The last two years also fall to carry out the avrage but that is attributed to unnatural conditions which existed during the presidential campaign and the late strike To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure sac For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky George Lowey has sold the American Steam Laundry at Prince ton to i P McGreggor who will take charge next Monday Any woman wishing to apply for Dr Hartmana free home treatment has only lo send age symptom duration of disease when the doctor will prescribe the proper treatment The can be obtained by each patient at the nearest drug store Every woman should have a copy of Dr Harimans latest book on the diseases pecu BeautySentDrug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio Several counties are being can vassed by farmers who are working for the better road movement A few monts ago Mr Byron Every of Woodstock Mich was badly afflicted with rheumatism His right leg was swollen sufferingHeBalm The first bottle of it helped him con siderably and the second bottle cured him byStT Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles A derelict steamship boiler float ing in the English channel was re cently pickedup by a London tug To Cure Constipation forever tSItThe last criminal beheaded in England was Lord Lo vat who was executed in Tower Hill April 9 1747 Incipient consumption is cured with Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey Inflammation is allayed and the clogging of the lungs is stopped When this is accomplished the i road to health Is a straight one Get a bot tie today For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles Lucy Shepard a Tacoma negro woman has been sent to an asy him because she persisted in eating soap WANTEDTRUSTWORTIIYANDACT1VB Jo1C111lhlrI t ftr SHALL lYE ANNEX HAWAII rir John ClarHs Illustrated Lee ture to be Given HereX BENEFIT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY On Saturday night of next week Mr John Clarks illustrated lecture on Hawaii will be given in Earlington for the benefit of the Public Library Mr Clark has been to Hawaii and knows the islands well No more interest ing subject could be selected just now for all Americans are inter ested in the Hawaiian question He also gives a series of motion pictureslifelike pictures with actual motion Tickets will be offered for sale at once Patronize this choice enter tainment and help along the Li brary fund for the public good LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Tbe through freight business bas been quite heavy of late over Ibis division Roadmaster Mahoney of the 0 No made relatives here a brief visit last week Tbe L N Railroad Company bas or dered 12000 sets of fair brakes for its freight cars CLaw Agent Bramwell was over the Henderson division last week taking im portant statements in connection with the accident at Robards Supt Martin Asst Supt Mann and SupervisorDavishis condition as being very serious Operator Cal Martin contemplates If agreeable to the railroad company serving a time as fireman on the Henderson di vision He isa good man and his friends brlKhtrUlure peralorbereplace yet we regret to part with Cal who we thought had but few equals as an operator But sometimes ones memory p roves treacherous The most careful operator may sometimes overlook an order and let an important train by yet it must be conceded that such experience makes him a better man ever companiesdocffense but we suppose theirjaw of dis cipline compelsthem to do so SupervisorDavis SupervisorSullivaocalibre when MrJDavis threw up his hat calling upon Sullivan to take a shot at it Sullivan not knowing the hammer was cocked pointed Ibe gun at Mr Davis at the same time pulling on the trigger when to his great surprise the gun went off shooting Mr Davis some distance above spioeAtare entertained Tbe attending physician says the wound is not necessarily fatal Not until some one produces convinc ing proof will we believe there Is on record giveoSeveraldergast of the Robards section lost a hog and diligent inquiry failed lo discover the whereabouts of the animal Just ninety three days afterwards the hog was found In a stable where it had been closely confined without food or water during all that time When found the animalwas blind and unable to move its Jaws but warm drinks administered soon brought the haK around all right and it has since been fattened and slaugtered Mr Pen dergast has at hand good men who will corroborate his statement The CourierJournal recently contained this article in regard to the contemplated action of train men against the McChord bill now pending before the Legislature- A called meeting of the representatives of allthe railroad orders in the city will be held this morning at 11 oclock in Falls City Hall Twelfth and Market streets organizationsincluding Engineers the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen the Order of railway Conductors and the Brotherhood pf Trainmen to take definite action antagonistic to the passage of the McChord Bill which proposes to to reenact bill No 819 chapter 32 of the Kentucky Statutes on Corporations and to appoint a special committee to go to Frankfort and work against the passage of the bill by the House of Representatives Mr C S Dodson exmember of the Legislature and Secreatary of the Order of Railway Conductors said last night that be proposed to offer certian resolutions at the meeting of the Order ot Railway Con ductors which will be held at 930 oclock this morning which will set forth at length the pernicious results of such a measure owing to the fact that If the railroads are put under restrictions as regards their charges it will cause a corresponding re duction in their wages which are already 10 per cent below their former scale These resolutions said he will be passed and later similar ones will be offered at the joint meeting and upon their passage a committee will be appointed to take appropriate action I think there will be three members from our order three from the Engineers two from the Firemen and two from the Trainmen on the committee This corn mittee will then meet and send a delega tion to Frankfort and make an effort to defeat the bill It bas already passed the Senate and will have to be fought In the House The bill is very illadvised It will not only affect the railroads and the em ployes in this State but all the railroads crossing the State It is folly to expect a man who knows nothing about railroads to determine rates for he would know nothing about the business Besides if the bill is it means a reduction In the wages of all railroad employes because experience has taught us that if a corpora lion or a business man is not making money the first thing that is done is to cut down expenses by reducing the wages of the employes I am going to offer these resolutions tomorrow and do all in my power to defeat this vicious bill A HEALTHY WIFE Writes of Dr Harlmans Free Home Treatment Mrs F M Badgett 819 New street Knoxville Tenn writes a letter for publication which she desires all her suffering sisters to see She writes When I was 16 years old suffered with female trouble of tue worst KIOQ and spent all I had trying to get cured I tried several of the best physi clans but they all failed lo cure me I gave up all hope of recovery Fl nally Dr Hart mans treatment 3was Ig WO DyW7 macncr who also lent me the money to get the medicine which Dr Hartman prescribed I took tho treatment and it cured me I am now a healthy woman weighing 194 pounds and I owe It all to Dr Hartmans treatment lam sure I would not be living now if U had not been for hIs treat ment I canqol help recommending if to all suff ers and will answer alt Inquiring letlws I 1n Fifty Years Ago Who could imagine that this should be The place where In eighteen ulnetythret That white worldwonder of arch and dome Should shadow the nations polychrome Here at the Fair was the prize conferred On Ayers Pllli by the world preferred Chicagolike they a record ihow Since they etarted 30 year ago Ayers Cathartic Pills have from tho time of their preparation boon a continuous success with tho public And that moans that Ayers Pills aooomplish what is promised for them they cure whero others fall It was fitting therefore that the worldwide popularity of these pills should be recognized by tho Worlds Fair medal of 1893a fact which emphasizes the record 50 Years of Cures Debate RecitationMiss Mary Farmer The Rich and the PoorHazel Christian LongInstrumental Ethel EvansDebate Resolved That men andwomen should have equal rights in making matrimonial propositionsAffirmative J E Day C C NegativeWJesse Phillips closedIdebate as above with balance of program will be givefi next week Educate Yonr Dowels With CaicareU foreverlOoThe Caldwell County Teachers Association will be held in Prince ton public school building Satur day February 5 HOW TO FIND OUT Fill a bottle or common water glass with urine and let It stand twentyfour hours a sediment or setting indicates a diseased condition of the kidneys When urine stains linen it is positive evidence of kid ney trouble Too frequent desire to urin ate or pains in the back is also convincing proof that the kidneys and bladder are out of order WHATTO DO There is a comfort In the knowledge so often expressed that Dr Kilmers Swamp root the great kidney remedy fulfills every kidneyliverpassages It corrects inability to bold urine and scalding urin in passing it or bad effects following use of liquor wine or beer and overcomes that unpleasant ne cessity of being compelled to get up many limes during the night to urinate The SwampRoot est for its most wonderful cures of the most distressing cases If you need a medicine you should have the best Sold by drug gests price fifty cents and one dollar For a sample bottle and pamphlet both sent free by mall mention TUB BBS and send your full postoffice address to Dr Kilmer Co Binghampton N Y Tbe proprie tors of this paper gaurantee the genuine ness of this offer ur 010tedEifi ens I pitllnll1lJW AIIXANDKK Kirlimton j Kr Pt Dijicau is very sick at this writing MZionMessrs James nnd Geo Alexander am Madisonville droppecdeadCome out to the club tonight we are going to have a time MondaynightMiss Neely of Hopkinsvllle was here TheIaJor attheHayesandMonday Everyone both old and young come Suodayafterooon Miss Emma Stockdalc of Madisonville tryingtoweekSzoAunt Mimic Ray is improving slowly Look out for lha grand tacky entertain willbeman MORTONS QAP Mr J H Nance and Miss Lucy Bass oclockRevillforsometirneGeo Sbarpe and wife of St Charles HopsononMisses L Gatewood EStockdala and S J McDowell were the guests of Mrs R H Hall Sunday Rev Galbreath filled the pulpit here Sunday morningand night Come out to the school house to the reading circle Sunday afteinoon Mrs Belle Montgomery and Arthur Bany acquitted themselves grandly Sunday NORTON VILLE Mrs Brasher and daughter were called to Crofton Saturday to attend the funeral of her brother Mr Louis Clemons was In town Sunday visiting friends Mr Capp Bass is still inNortonville Mrs Sallie Eaves is on the sick list Mrs Emma demons is very ill at this writingMiss Sissie Allcocks went lo Springfield Tenn this week on a visit mooeybeforeGirls dont sing All coons look alike to meMr Bob Dulin wife and mother were feiII appointed Bassrbutbope she will recover Whit Eaves an Oak Hill miner took fak andfeet4 After serious illness like typhoid fever pneumonia or the grip Sarsapa nlla bas wonderful strengthgiving power I London has organized a law and theLegislaturewine bill To Cure a Cold In one Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if It fails lo Cure 3jc J A Jackson of Hawesville petrifiedbookinches thick Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains positively guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price ajc per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Antipodes island near New Zea land was thus named because die r ctly opposite London NoToB o for JriFty Coats weakmOIlIrOOl Mark Twain now has a bust It is the work of the Viennese Sculp tor Hegenbarth Better Than A Klondike Quid Mine tostWheu25cln a bottle of Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam the return are greaterthan a half Interest In an Alaska gold mine as gold cannot biiylott health leware ot a slight cold Twentyfive hundred men are employed on the ice fields of Ken nebec river Maine Dr Uitoa Spruce Guam naliam li a scientific remedy based on modern discoveries and com pounded bj chemists of renown whohave given throat and lunlt disease alife study Ask your druggist to procure It for YOU It not la stock u size 2SC and SOc Gathering of Teachers At Hanson there are a number of young teachcmin Frin McCulleys training classes uition and board most reasonable In the college to be established there next fall tuition will be free Only a limited number can be enrolled the first year Register early E McCuLLEY A M- Hanson Ky f FRUITS I Vegetables and Garden Seeds are my specialties and in this line I Jdefy competion but this is not all I also sell Staple and Fancy ri GROCERIESCIGARS AND TOBACCO Highest Market Price paid for EggsfApples Country Hams and Potatoes My Motto Satisfaction or Money iq Refunded 1 I L 0 BrL1rr1fieldMOAVON BLOCK NINTH STREET HopkirlEsville Kent11cky V t 1ET01 i3TAijiup tCOALBLLSDOWFIOO1ftFALTOUSE I1- l I DAILCAPACJTY WRfltFOR Q z LW THE BEST 5BESH i TUE t1U A1fnALIi ORDiMJAND1yOUttiIL UjSE HO cdfrrfiE 11 l ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED StJe t ATI fAGfIOri GUARANtEEDJ F T i I UI c tiriPvIa1wM NOSl3QNV lnJisJno 1 1 Otfl UI a3IJd SMO1 KJ 91fl 11 SI Ulqlm3 PUv JI o- or 1 sJoqs 3aoo y II I tq I 11 00 1 siqg po A H IUlI tuuki- U01oJ 35C 3tis3tuOQtiAojji XAESH I or sptefj uonoo T14 01 SSBAUE3 O3E1Oj r1 D3ui o sjtiEd 03UJJ 00 t SJEOO J3o6t sjuej Fuuaf oS s1ns 1001IJ of fj SPIIS tD VIAHG I ONIHJLOIO IUI0fl1111011 Lip pur ilnua aq msil ni puy uldll JOO J 1001 GM fJOt Js3J Q1 ul q nof1 mo Jl1111 OL I a J1 IM lua jo otojd JJqlsiA XilDcvoouoplilV taiit ijoJ piu UP ltIJ IItIA a INcvsocr TJI modI 1snm 11M pUC ITwss IlcdS Jno r NMQH BIg ON JJLfldS ON SLOOdS Ost i i sracois I isaraova F- NEW ENTERPRISEJj 5TovesINDAHY ganBAflSFAOflONvOIl QIVIMO I They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmeu 1 who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers they last longer and make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth lire backs guaranteed for is years H your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE V IXc Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN 4vv MANUFACTUIUil Of COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mtateli and Crates Hollowware Tlawtre Etc tAUItut1 A7 China Crockery andjGlassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE SforLaundry and Dairy A SPECIALTY Sr 55555 jw1 I MEDICINEfor MILLION PAUL sHed ShOgI A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may leadto a revolution in the trade jA Nswork of manufncturtug chclnlitsthe IUp ni Chemical p1aceduponthomarkeaboUtl1Ve years BKun inrtllclnal tablet or taliule competed of certain medicinal drugs which bad been acer talned to be of more general Ule mnfnntlleal men than any other for the cue or al 4 ienation of such Ills common lo nan ftI linvu their origin In an Imnalreil dl 11011 or L for nsslmllatlnic tuotlabtorblng nourishment and eliminating waMr 1dlaeueTerrday meet time exacting specifications Tile class vials were In turn lutcktd In boxes of not surpassed beauty poifectlouof workmanship HIOMI used by the most fastidious dealers In Jewels and ornamentsofgold haying Ihelrhlghlndar and nererconientlng to Vary II the proprietors resorted to the accepted modern I metbodgornmakingthelr commodity known and seren hundred o dollars In- rested within flee In newspaper advertising ties Informed every American clllcn the superior and surprlilng aunlllks of Klpant Tabulcx- Uelng 2S thoughtful end painstaking obiwvert of the changed conditions that OTer the commercial to note every circumstance having a bearing upon the tlfulprOIlfCIIUnn or their ImI manager of the conipany mae 41 Ibal there ii e present demnanmi joe A lower to emery article lust r reacnea or approaches an unlrenal use end that the people although requiring the best of everything being called to heavy for superfluous wrapping or unnecessary protection deterioration that might re Ssuit ears but Is needless In the case n purchase Intended to Iw consumed In week It lies gigo beendlscovcred andArond test of lime and actual exi erlence 4that these Tabules do not have the 111loi IOndiminution of ex cellence from exposure that at first as under favorable conditions Iballain Inone In A drawer n traveling big or pocket I toe several wecks or nloulbl are found to lJe practksuiy ge treb end ac emcaviuui as ever iSActing these sutgentione nml noting rUJrJIall utitimpaired rorrrlly of rr now sold for a cent ingiesci ot of fle limes amount and IheKeneraltcndrncy In oil directions toward low rateS and Increased sale the company liavn entered upon the experiment of puttlnx nipani TahuJelln pastelminl cartons which the offer to tbo undo np m terms which 1II1 rmtt a h lnr gold by time lnUrgllI or storekooper Pt a lower than ever Jeforo adopted Cora proprietary metlicinoFIVJ CETSIen tabutea or dosee for one haifa company will not discontinue the manufacture and ule In the form with which Ihe le have learned to know ant value the lUpaniTabulei but will offer the cbeape- raorerperllllentallCor the lienefltof such as may rteilre them It should be plainly t 1helngI S Ikt Si w A a 1 lobnB Castlemau ArtlurGLanghatr Hrecklnridge Castleman f 7t i Royal Insurance Co Of Liverpool 1TheLargest Fire Insurance Company in the World m1uuIIa Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Duslness In the SOfg a03 41 J Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 III M MOORE I EARLINGTON KY Resident Agent for Rarlinplon and Vicinity v vvvvv Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department I tome Office Louisville K- ywwvwvwvwS it r w1 ALj h 1 IIIIlI rt- WE HAVE SPARED l 1 NO EXPENSE r To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the S Anything and tateithing youwant 10 1 PRICES V Af j THE iYSBARlTT ARNOLD EARLINGTON Jr j y THE SUNDAY SOil JOt LESSON VI FIRST QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERfES FEB 6 l Text itt the Lemon Math vl at31Mei ury Vrrcss J3 2tJ Inldcu Text 1 Pet v 7 Commentary by tlic lbs II 1 btrtris 4aU limn urn servo two masters Cor either ho wIlt unto tlu ono nml love tho other or clso Ito will hold to tlio ono alll1 rtcujilso tlio olhcr Yoctiumit Mirru GUll nml Mniiunon Iluromv hut two ma tern Christ nml witim tlOII tlio Fntlie Son nml Holy Spirit who In Christ II1II manifested their Imo for us ami mcm knil eternal wclfuiv with nil wo iiciil IHMV mot sure to us anti tbo ilovll who controls tho world nnd tbo flesh mid seeks our cterni ruin giving us ns n bait sonic of tho plea urcs of eln for a season Tito child of tho kingdom having received tho Lord Jcsi Christ nnd being juado in Him n child tutu heir of God Is expected llko Abn ham to bo looting for tho city and lIko Moses to Imo respect unto tho recon pcnso of tho reward nnd lxi Inyltiff ul trensuro In heaven anti not on tho eartl affection sot on things above not on IliliiRH on tho cnrth Col ill 2 over sccl hug to plcaso hut who hnth culled us 23 Therefore I say unto you Take no thought for your life what yo shall cat or what yo shnll drink nor yet for your lxx1y what yo shall put on Is not tho lifo moi titan went nml the body than raiment This wonderful I say unto you is tho New Testament equivalent of Thus snlth tho Lord nnd should carry with it nll weight for there Is In it nil power I think you will flail it 14 times in this FC non 20 Behold tho fowls of tim air tor they sow not neither do they reap nor gather into barns yet your Heavenly Fi thcr fecdcth them Are yo not much bet tee titan they Are not five sparrows saM for 2 farthings and not one of them is tor gotten before God Lukoxll 0 Howli gave life will not withhold food for tho life and Ho who mado tho body will surely supply raiment to clotho it Do peopl who worry about theso things remember that they have ft Father in heaven wh spared not Illsown Son but delivered HU up for us nil Now shall 110 not with Him also freely give us nil things Rore vill 82 27 Which of you by taking thought can odd ono cubit unto his stature Wo can neither ndd ono inch to our heigh nor ft moment to our life but by tho wll of God AVo are wholly dependent upon Him for everything Just as much ns the birds anti beasts nnd fishes Ho vcrs and plants anti trees Ho is the God in whos our breath Is and whoso nro nil our ways Ha opens Ills hand and satisflc tho desire of every living thing 29 And why tako yo thought for rot ment Consider tho lilies of tho field hov they grow they Mil not neither do thoy spin They are simply planted and be lug well rooted they grow Thus If wi will but abldo in quietness and like tin plants trust tho husbandmans care Hi will see to it that our clothing shall di Him honor Just to 1st thy Father do what Ha will Just to know that Ho is true and bo still Just to follow hour ly hour ua Ho leadeth Just to draw tho moments power as it ncedctli 29 And yet I say unto you that cvei Solomon in nil his glory was not arrayed like ono of these Ills glory was all pu an but tho lilys glory is part of Itself Our Lord Himself is tho truo Lily of thi valley ills glory was in Him and show out through Him In all Ills words am ileetU AVo may put on that which to sean may sccni very licnutlful but tho Jx n lookcth upon tho heart and tho thread of this wholo sermon is reality tho reality o tho heart that Is right with God 80 Wherefore if God so clothe tho grass of tho Held which today Is nnd to morrow is cast into tho oven shall Ho not much more clotho you 0 yo of llttl faith If Ho clotho the perishable flow arc how much moro will Ho clotho nan whom Ho lifts redeemed by ills preclou blood Ho line a sacrifice Indescrlb ably great provided redemption for every penitent sinner just ns clolhlngII Lord God mado unto Adam wife coats of skins nnd clothed them Gen ill 21 How much more will Iro provldi tho temporary clothing needed by thesi xxliesl 31 Therefore tnkono thought saying What shall wo rat or what shall wo drink or wherewithal shall wo Ito clothed Worry not in your heart norglvo uttoraiici to your thoughts Fret not is n commnni round thrco times In 1M xxrvil 1 7 8 ilongsldo of Trust In tho Lord and dc rood j so ehalt thou dwell in tho land mill erlly thou shall lx fed In Phil iv 0- It Is Ho careful or anxious for noth- Ing Dr Weston says Anxiety for tlu things of this Ufo Is unnecessary and prof tlcss God known nnd God loves He vill provide for Ills name is Jehovah Ireh Gen nil H margin as For after nil these things do the entile seek for your Heavenly Fnthei iiiowcth that yo have need of nil thesi hlngs Leave nil worry nndcnro tothoo rho have no Father In heaven but trust thou in God It would grlcvo us if nut hlldren seemed worried nnd nnxlous lest vo might not feed nnd clotho them nml itlll moro so if they should go toothers foi liew things forwhich thoy should look tc is nlono 811 Hut seek yo first tho kingdom oC- GIXI nut His righteousness anti all these hinge shall bo added unto you If I tin Icrstund this it menus thathaving become nn heir of God through faith in Christ vo are to make it our ono great business to hasten Ills kingdom anti tho tlmo when To shnll reign in righteousness by letting Ilm use us ns Ho may plcaso for any nonner of service in thomnttcrof making liin known to nil tho world When in llvidual believers anti churches and Sun lay schools llvo not for their own benefit but to obey tho great commission ol Math xxvlll 10 20 Mark xvi 15 Luke xlv 47 then wo shall ceo Ills exceeding bundnnco of blessing In every neccwsary ray Make thou Ills service thy delight Holl make thy wants Ills care 04 Take thcrcforo no thought for the norrow for the morrow shall tako bought for the things of itself Sufficient into the day Is tho evil thereof Tho thoughts of last lesson on living by tho lay nro appropriate hero also VVto are not to say tomorrow wo will do thus nnd so but If tho Lord will wo shall live and do this or that Jas iv 1315 Neither are ro to borrow tomorrows cares but just oday llvo unto Kim in quietness and in onfldcnco Isn xxx 15 Doing as oc aslon servo thee for God Is with thee 1 Sam x fl Itrcngth for today Is nil wo need for there never shall lx a tomorrow tomorrow shall provo hut another today with Its measure of Joy or sorrow KENTUCKY AHEAD She Lends Her Neighbors in the Production of Tobacco Washington Jan 31Tile final stimates for tobacco pro uction in the United States in the year 896 made by the Agricultural epartment place the total yield at 40300 320 pounds valued at 24258079 The area ctilti ated amounted to 594759 acres ieven States produced a crop allied at more than a million dollars viz- Kentucky 6032202 North Carolina 5490334 Virginia 3 3856 Tennessee 2464816 Hiio 066060 Pennsylvania h2995A2j Conneticyt 1325 668 intlme tiod bydrurulati CONSUMPTION i i r t L ij I ST BERNARD COAL 1 COMPANY di NCORPORATED Miners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE Ic I SS i KentuckyJ I i I Ii BrA Xc J Offices itaiA M CARROLL Mannger 201 N Chciry Street Nashville It G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah II f Tennessee Kentucky 11 S Fh NEW QLI Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets Is Kentucky Memphis Tenn 1 iiiITHE FAMOUS NO9 COALJip For all uses from Earlington Diamond and Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables I used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE I8 MARKET 1 I BRUSHED GOKE FOR BHSE BURNERS ANn FURNSCES i iiVhYCbuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER a- p NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One tftonof the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 1 8 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY il CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR topic For time Week lliglmilni Jun 3t- Coiimcut by Itov S II Doyle TWICFr Chrlt oiiil iho IIll1fOhwbnt Jnll wu doEx xxxv 3D at lAil xhn hriatlan Endeavor day j Another nunivcrsiry of the Christian Endeavor movement has come The past year lure nil preceiliug years has been 0110 marked with wonderful blessing Progress and advancement have been made along nil the established lines 0f Endeavor work anti now features hayi been introduced which give promise ol meeting with great success The topic and the Scriptural rcfereiice are very appropriate for the day Anniversary occasions should not only Uo spent in pleasantly reviewing the achievements of the past but also In looking forward to tho duties of tim fn turo and in receiving now inxpiratiou to grasp and to perform thorn In the year to conio wo phunld do for Christ and the church what need to be done The topical references sug I houMIItrivo1 TIm work of Christ nnd tin church in tho world today demands consecrated liberal givers This is taught in thu topical reference in Exodus Hero we have n picture of tho children of Israel making their free will offerings for tim tabernacle They nil gave Each one gave what ho had to give They nil gavo willingly and liberally All were tithed to give whether they had gold silver brass blur purple scarlet flm Hum or goats hair and those who gave tim goats hair when it was all they had to give were ns much commended ns those who gavo gold fiilrrr or pro dons stones Tlio work of Christs king dom today needs money as never before It has been and is being seriously crip pled for tho lack of money both at homo and abroad Christian people have tho money If they would give ns liberally ns they nro able thero would bo n superabundance Will wo do our part in giving S Tho work of Christ and tho church in tlio world today demands consecrated willing workers The Israelites wcro not only to give but to work Every wlso hearted among you said Moses shall como and make all thirst tho Lord both commanded Work ns well as money is needed to advance Christs kingdom in tho world Consecrated willing workers nro needed in overy de partment of Christian activity Will wo do our part in working 3 Consecrated giving and working will require self sacrifice This how QVCV should not cause us to hesitate Self sacrifice is characteristic of Chris tianity Whosoever ho bo of you says Christ thatforeakelh nofall that ho hnth ho cannot bo My dlsciplo LukO xiv OS Tho opportunities for and working to effect today two wonderful anti wo should rise to those opportunities regardless of tho oost DUde Readings Ps 11 leI cxxii 10 osssvli 10 Neh iv 018 Isn ii 1C Dan xii 8 Zccli viii 21j Math v 1010 xvi 1820 Acts ii 4147 II Cor ix 18 Gal vi 0 10 Eph v 25 Phil ii MO Col I 18 JOHN WATTS KEARNEY Will Marry n Virginia Lndy Date not Announced from the CourierJournal The engagement of Mr John Watts Kcarny and Miss Elizabeth Harrison of Charlottesville Va Is announced Mr Kearny was formerly of this city and is related to quite a number of prominent Families among whom are the Cookes and the Bullitts Some years ago he was married to Miss McNary of Princeton Ky but shortly after his removal to New fork his wife died Miss Harrison is a sister of Mrs Upton Muir and visited the latter last fall Mr Kearny is a son of the late Phil Kearny The date of thq narriage has not been announced Subscribe forTiiEBEE I t VIGOROUS POLICY Attitude of the Administration Upon Foreign Relation This neil Results of Dingley Law Saliva tory lo American People LINES DUAWN OX SILVPK gUFSTIO Washington D C Jan 31 A number of developments have arisen in the capital city during the past week which have given food for ample discussion among those following the course of affairs of the country Among the most noteworthy have been the sending of a battleship to Havana the arrival of the president of the Hawaiian Republic the Cuban discussion in the House and the cur rency discussion in the Senate It is quite evident that the atti tude of the new administration upon our foreign relations is to bas vigorous clearcut and satis factory to the American people as that which it has already assumed with reference to the tariff and cur rency The developments of the theIKinley undertook the duties ol his office clearly indicate this The definite vigorous policy upon which the administration entered with reference to Spain and Cuba when it began its duties has been fol lowed step by step with an equally clear and equally vigorous line of policy But a few weeks of tin term of the new administration had passed before every American citi zen who had been confined in Cu ban prisons was released and as soon as it was practicable tin Spanish government was giver clearly to understand that the United Status could not sit silently by and witness a continuation ol the cruelties and horrors which had marked the course of events in Cuba during the years preccdtnf the inauguration of the new ad ministration Whether the auton omy which has been inaugurate vill prove successful can scarcely be fully and accurately determine in the few weeks since it was adopted but the general feclini here is that the attempt of the House leaders of the Democracy to force the administration to fur ther action before the success or failure of that proposition can be determined is not justified and is not meeting with the approval of the American people Word re ceived here from all parts of the country shows that the course of these in attempting to force action by the President upon this mihjec is not meeting with popular ap proval The announcement how ever that a United States war ship has been sent to Cuba to protect American interests is received with most earnest commendation both icre and in all parts of the country udging from the expressions re eived lucre by Congressmen and others who are in constant com nunication with the people of their own States and districts What will be the next step in the Cuban question it is impossible to y fort must depend upon development- sn the Island and in Spain but the general feeling at Washington hat the administration which has accomplished so mnch in this line inso short a time can safely be rusted in this matter The friends of the new tariff law rqingooa spirits over hcShow C j ife iii4j I gradual fulfillment of the claims made for it when en acted The I receipts of the Government aside from postal revenues have aver aged nearly one million dollars dur ing the month and as the expendi tures seldom exceed 365000000 per annum the friends of the Ding i ley law naturally feel that their I measure is nearing the time at which it will supply all funds needed for current expenses While this months receipts will probably not etniai the expenditures because i of very heavy interest payments to I be made in January there is every reason to expect a surplus in Feh ruary and another in March and that the receipts of the Govern mont during the year just beginning will be several million dollars in excess of its expenditures President Doles arrival from Hawaii is leading to a good deal of discussion and has in creased the interest in the Hawaiian annexation project and its proba ble confirmation by the Senate It does not follow however that the failure of the Senate to confirm President McKinleys treaty for an nexation of the Islands would mean the failure of the proposition In such an event a simple act of i Congress for which only a majority vote would be necessary would be sufficient to incorporate Hawaii as a part of the United States and while it is now believed that a suf ficient vote will be had in the Sen ate to confirm the treaty under the twothirds rule no doubt whatever is felt of some action either bya twothirds vote of the Senate or by the ordinary legislative methods by which a majority vote in Congress will complete the work begun by Republicans in adding the Hawaiian Islands to the territory of the United States The presenting in the Senate of a resolution expressing the opinion that the bonds of the United States are payable in silver coin has been the subject of a good deal of inter est and discussion But nobody for a moment assumes or supposes the possibility of its passage by the House of Representatives Those who presented this proposition in the Senate had two or three purposes The friends of silver were anxious to once more put themselves on record and to open a way of getting into the Congressional Record vast quanti ties of campaign literature which they can thus force the Govern ment to carry free of cost for them during the coming Congressional campaign At the same time they felt that the adoption of a proposi tion of this kind by the Senate would somewhat strengtncn during the coming campaign their cause among their former adherents On the other hand the Republicans have not at all regretted the pre sentation of this proposition for it draws distinctly the lines in theI Senate and before the country It shows to the country that the advocates of this proposition are will ing to risk the financial standing credit and honor of the United States in the interests of a lew sil vermine owners and in the hope that their appeal to the unthinking may thus be strengthened In addition to thlSIit demonstrates clearly what the Republican leaders j have left ever slQce the organi sstipn of Congress that the sound money cause has small reason to 1 hope for success in the Senate up 3rii of thejcurrency propositions lowbefbre Congress IB f course greatly rcgrettedbyReJ- o L ing being made by that act and its publican leaders but it is oat which the country might as well know and clearly understand anti responsibility I upon the adherents of the silvc causeFUIHTINU KENTUCKIANS lore Army Recruits from Louis vllle than any Other Section Louisville Ky Feb iFoiLi- uc year 1897 the United States Army Recruiting Station of Louisville has enlisted more men than my other station in the United States the total number enlisted being 395- Chicago I comes second witha list of 340 while New York ranks third with 332 Milwaukee brings ip the rear with QO enlistments MISS BHADLEVS IDEA To Christen the Kentucky With Water From a Historic Spring Frankfort Ky Jan z81t is low believed that neither whisky tor wine will be used at the chris cuing of the battleship Kentucky tNewport News Va next month Miss Christine Bradley who is to officiate has some origanal ideas Dn the subject which arc certainly creditable to her good sense and ood taste One of her ideas is hat the Kentucky should be christened with pure water taken from historic spot onjKentucky soil the spring on near Hod enville where Abraham Lincoln was born The plan is to send a committee to Larue county and have a silver vessel filled with water from the Lincoln spring and seal it with ap iropriate ceremonies The vessel will then be given into Miss Brad sys keeping not to be opened intil the hour of the christening rrives Gov Bradley and the others who are taking so much interest in the omtng ceremonies at Newport News fully sanction this and it will doubtless be carriedfoiitt It would be a novel er m11stbeNot Their Atmosphere dianapolis Journal There was not a populist or Bry nite in the late monetary convention In this city safe to wager big odds there is not one in- the National association of manu icturers now sitting in New York The freesilver microbe does not ropagate in a business atmosphere Married at Clnrksvllle Clarksville Chronicle W M Massic and Miss Flora Moore of Pembroke were united in marriage in tile Arlington par tors this morning by Rev J M- Gill of Elkton ZIon Henry D Allen of Union ounty Democratic candidate for Congr ss was in Earlington Fri tlay He has staunch friends and Imirers here among Democratic adersSANTEDTRUSTWORTHV AND ACTIVE V or ladles to travel for retpontl Ie established house In Monthly 16110 aadesperKes Posttloneleadynerer- efceEuclole stamped envdene it Company Dept 11 Cblcaes lR13aE THROUGH VIST1BULEO TRAIHSDAILY MASHVI11I TnurArn TrIROUW PINSB CARS HEWOR uu rPJEFFmE50PA 0nniLLHAH fVANSVILLEIND NASMVIlLfl BEN T ROB1NS DRUGGIS 1caxtcriea Cap IOc rititc Always on hand a full and complete s DRUGS AND MEDICINES I FUMIJRY and TOILET ART CLKS PAINTS AND OILS PrtYICISANS PnESCRIPTI CAREFULLY COMPOUND GEORGE KIN DRUCCIST ST CHARLES i KENTU1 Nice Line of Druggists Sund Prescriptions Carefully Compound If you Are Going Nor If You lire Going Sou If You Aro Going Eat If You Are Going W pimciuic Ticurr VIA THC tJI tOUIOVItlE 4 NASHVIllC R RI AND so cccurc Tho 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