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L5 FRITSCH SON FASlllONAULU fii I MERGHANT TAILORS tt h 11 AND JIM OF LOTUS AND SUIT INGS 321 Upper First Street INDIANArV j o o = y J THE Fifth Avenue Hotel LOUISVILLE KY S L IIs the Only FirstClass I 200 Per Day Hotel klt1tinthe City f F COME AND SEE US PIKE CAMPBELL W oMANAGER SV IQ VA U COPYRIGHT8C AnionS IIfl ft sketch dft may iutokiy a n oar opinion an hnnthon robably Commualrt- AGn conDdenUat lIanclbOOken Patents 1 plet r leat for p tken through Jlllan a co reCeive fIOCkI withoulcbar5s la the I I cientific fltiwKatukin- dsomtlrA weekly Targeat cit sdentlfla Journal Terms as a 1 HoldbTall ntwidealara 1Mlan7 New York tIII6JI Bt Waablnlfton D 0 W A NISDBl President I t O W WADDILL Cashier Hokins CLountu BANK MADISON VILLE Ky i Captal StoCk 5OOOO t Transacts a general banking business S I and invites the accounts of the cItizens of i tt Hopkins and adjoining counties iss finest and roost stlure vauliin limit section of Kentucky J d rppnt Use Drugs J unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by re Kxmtlbla druggists We keep only the best Jbal Is tbegrtat 4iM iT tihctipu to r the t1 time ine8 Jibat you need them tere iec will you find so cOm 4l1 pleieCstotkT A good time to begin t pritig I IJJS RNARD DRLQ TORE f p yAN HOPPER Mamar i ii ri p DELAY IS IRKSOME r kmorlcana and Spaniards In Cuba Gutting Impatient ILL WANT TO LEARN THE VERDICT riiry are Inclined to Think the Investiga LIon by tho Naval Hoard of Inquiry Hat Been Darren of Vital Results Tbo More Conservative However Think the Proper Coursellas Been Pursued Senators Proc ors Visit- 1IAvArA Feb 28Many Americans tad some Spaniards here insist that he investigation into the Maine disas tel has thus far been superficial and barren of vital results They claim that though nearly two weeks have passed no knowledge has been gained as to the condition of the forward part if the hull or as to whether the six or teninch ammunition magazines for TheyInsistwith enough experience to make draw lags of the condition of things subma rine might have been at work a week igo anti might have settled time ques lion as tb magazines at least etc this Those who hold these views demand that the hull forward should be raised without further loss of time and be fore it has sunk too deep in forty feet of soft mud There are some who go so far as to charge the United States government with adopting the Spanish policy of delay until the disaster shall bo partially forgotten or discounted Many of the Spanish officials arc said to entertain the opinion that this is tho sam and seem to be very well pleased with this notion goodludgesrein is made without a knowledge of the actsnnd that no one save the incm tiers of the court of inquiry and their testimonyJeelopell save been made Those also urge that there is no use trying to raise the hull jutll the wreckage or armor super itructure engine locks guns and nests have been taken out To do this will take time and the apparatus for iho work can only be found in the lorth It is said no company in the world ever took a contract for such a work where the blowing up of tin wreck by dynamite was prohibited that the most important evidence be tot destroyed stronglyleprecatulutely necessary while all agree that the American people are not likely to forget so readily Rumors of this that Cr the other discovery setting on foot this that or the other theory are still site In most cases when run down they are easily proved to be false It is ittiles to deny that the interest here M much Jeeaintenuc than Itwas a week ago but it Is ever ready to be kindled mew by any established facts The court of Inquiry is as quiet as the statue of Memmon as dignified ind as stern Its members are cour teous but they feel deep responsibility testing upon them To talk India ireetly might not only cost a connnis lion no matter how high the rank of the holder but it would surely precipi tate trouble either here or in the United States They were not exclu live when on shore and they dined with Consul Lee uow and again but the wreck was always n prohibited lopie Time arrival of a battalion of more than 2000 regular troops from liarcc ona as already cabled excited public nterist only for tho day Guns were 3rvd Vivas shouted and decorations which the rain spolledhung upbut that was all timers was of It These men sot Is are the advance guard of T division of 11000 Spanish regulars lent to take the place of the sick and SpainithsinThe Spaniards know that Senator Proctor ia a close friend of President ilcKlnley and despite his disclaimer If a political mission they continue to ittach considerable importance to his nail at this juncture Some think that no has been sent hero by the president M make a report on tho situation as Mr lllount was sent to Hawaii by President Cleveland The Spanish who In the main ore ignorant of American customs and po litical methods cannot understand why a former secretary of war should ome to Havana and there arc many xpresslons of surprise that Senator roctor is not in uniform instead of ilvlllnu dress Great preparations are being made o welcome the cruiser Vizcaya Senor Riviera editor of La Discus lion says The general impression here is that the United States court of inquiry has already decided that the disaster of the Maine was the result of in accident TIme grip is very prevalent in Ha ana A FITZHUGH LEE DIVISION fCsConfedorates Would Form a Division In Case of War MmDiKSBOuo Ky Feb 27 A card n a local newspaper asking excon federates to form a regiment to serve n casaof war with Spain has brought nore than enough responses to fill the anks from southwest Virginia cast Tennessee and The tor of the idea noWcontemplates the formation of a division to be command id by Fitzhugh Lee Charged with Forging Money Orders WAsmxonrox Feb 27James W Jones ad L U tile otJloe of the audi tor of the oHfoflIco department was arrested Friday by officers of the secret service on the charge of forging United States money orders It is an interesting fact that the cent was first proposed by Robert Morris and named by Thomas Jef ferson Only one person in fifteen has perfect eyesthellargest per cent age of defectiveness prevailing among fairhaired people The first EpropanbQQkthate- vernppeared m se guage was a translation of Heines German songs r f 1 i 0- t 1 1 I MISS WILLARD The Lat liltrs Over tho Itemstlns of the Great Temperance Leader EVANSTOK 111 Feb 2TIic last rites over the body of Frances Wlllnrd president of the Womens ChrIstian performedlleroschools and business houses being closed and flags put at half mast out of respect for the dead lead er Private services were first heM u Iro Vat A nest Cottage Miss Wlllards home at which were present only the rela tives and most intimate friends and the officers of the W C T U A prayer vun offered by Sirs TJ M N Stevens acting president of the W C T U and after the hymn Jesets rover of my Soul had been sung by those present the casket was convoyed to the First Methodist Epis copal church which was packed to the doors mid where tile final scviccs were held led by Hcv Dr Frank M Ilrlstol Miss Wlllards former pastor Ad lIenryWadeern university Rev Dr Charles Little Sirs Louisa Rounds Mrs John Dot ter1of Iceland Mrs Catherine L Stevenson and Mrs Clara Hoffman The casket was literally covered with flowers almost every coantry and state being represented by some floral piece A POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT ren Thousand Dollar for the Widows anti Urphnns Mudo bjr the Maine Disaster Nsw YOUK Feb 2Tho benefit riven at the Metropolitan opera house list night for the widows and orphans If the sailors and men on the battle ihip who went down with the vessel was n thorough success financially and rofiNs1onally Every available spot II tho big house was occupied Thomas F Irady opened tim pro framino with a short apcccli recount IIg the heroism of till men on the halite und eulogizing the dead heroes following him came DeWolf Hopper vlth hU ElCapitan company uccom anietl by the SeventyFirst Regiment and now lead by Irof Fanclulli for nerly of the Marino band and sang the lag music from the opera The CoInpiiyAiigilrsfroin ustlti Square opera company sang the Easter chorus from Cavllera Hustl ana Tlu receipts were more than 10000 KILLED BY A NEGRO riio lllnck Ilruto was Infatuated with IIli White Victim OAKLAND Cal Fob 25henry Wil hams a negro nged 25 shot and killed Miss Ethel Gray u white girl shortly after midnight at her residence 003 Rust Sixteenth street and then killed nlmself The dead girl was 22 years of age a lauglite of Mrs LT S Gray and was mploySd as a clerk The dead negro was a desperate char cr and had served n term in the coun y jail for theft He is said to have oeen infatuated with the girl ACTIVITY AT FORT THOMAS Iho Troupe Under Sjeelal Dlscli llno Unit try II U X U Wants llecrults CINCINNATI Feb 25rThcro has been much activity at Fort Thomas in Ken lucky for some days While all specialdlsciilhiieCol Cochran the commandant and sther officers refused to be Interviewed The troops have been supplied with 150 winds each liattory 11 of tho Ohio national guard indcr Capt Herman has idvcrtised for recruits THE VIZCAYA GONE rite Ills Hpinlsli Warship Has Sailed for havana NEW YoitK Feb 2Glhe Spanish srulser Vlzeayu was reported by the observer at iuarantinc under way at 125 p m tier destination is Havana The Hag of the warship was stilt at 1 aahf mast The NIzcaya passed quarantin at 137 p m with the navy yard tug Nina and police boat Patrol following her Two LliurrountuUlo Suicides PiiiiAUKtrutA March 1Mrs Le mora Cushman a bride of three yesterdaybyander Fulton a prominent physician In the northwestern section of the city ended hits life lust night by shooting himself Motives unknown Crowded Ycuscls Mall for Alaska Iortsi- VicroitiA 11 C March IThesteam ers Australia antI Noyod sailed yester day for Alaska lorts the former with 133 passengers melding 103 soldiers for Dyea and the latter with 203 pas sengers Today the steamers Amura lioscowitz and Victoria will sail all crowded You dont knowwhere you got that cold Do you knoww11efc you can get the cure for it Every drug store keeps Aycrs Cherry Pectoral It cures coughs ami colds c There was a great outburst of patriotism at Athens over tho es capofKing Seorge from assassi nato Subscribs for THE BEE I ft- c r L OUR INDIAN AIIBS Annual Report of the Board oi Indian Commissioners EVIDENCE OF PROGRESS IS NOTED Results of Civil Scrrlco fluid Commended and the 1laclnc of Agent Thereunder Advocated Gratifying Increase of At tendance of Indian Clilldern at the School 1rovlded Conitderable Progress In the Allotment of Lnmi WASHISOTOX March1 The twenty ninth annual report of the hoard of In dian commissioners of which Merrill E Gates is chairman has been submitted to Secretary Bliss It says that in the general condition of the Indians no important changes have occurred but there is evidence of steady prog ress in industrial pursuits and in edu cation The board views with satisfaction the firm stand of the president in support of civil service reform and the application of the order prohibiting re movals without cause in the Indian service Relief is expressed that thb placing of the Indian agents themselves under the civil service would be a great boon to the service The board thinks the agreements of the Dawcs commission with the Choc taws and Chickasaws in the Indian ter rltory have one serious defect They make no provision for some thousands of Chickasaw frccdmen whose rights as itizcns the government is bound to protect If this defect can be remedied prompt ratification of the treaties by ongress Isurgcd- Mention is made of the enlarged and Improved facilities for Indian education naugarated during the post few years md figures are given showing that the enrollment in the 288 schools of all trades including contract and mission wheels for 1897 was 83001 as against In enrollment of 23572 for 1800 The average attendance of pupils at Indian schools has increased from 3030 in 1877 to 18070 In 1897 The schools of the five civilized tribes and of the New York Indians are not included in ihcse figures- Considerable progress in the allotments f lands to the Indians has been made luring thoyearNeary 00000 allotments in all have been made since the prac lice wits begun so that about onethird jf the red men excluding those in the Indian territory and New York arc now in possession of their own lands and have the opportunity of establish- Ing individual homesteads and of gain ing support by their own labors Unfortunately the report says much of the land allotted to the Indians is in the arid regions and is unfit for pro expenive tOncurs with the commissioner of In dian affairs in recommending appro aid In yorks of this charac ter Considerable progress has been made In irrigation work during the year The case of most urgent need ror future development this line it Is stated is that of the Pima and Papa go Indians of Arizona whose water supply for irrigating purposes was cut off seven years ago by the extension of the Florence canal The board recom wends liberal provision for farmers and field matrons und for a supervisor of Irrigation and superintendents of con itructed ditches THE BOARD OF INQUIRY Anertloui with llegard to the hoard Action Mere Speculation- WAsiitXQTOvMarch lNobody at the navy department from the secretary down has any information whatever as to whether or not the Maine court of inquiry will return to Havana from Key West and in fact the plans of the ourt are absolutely unknown here For this reason it is said at the department that any statement as to the probable date upon which the court will report its conclu sions to the secretary of the navy Is purely speculative It is very doubtful In the minds of thcofllcers here wjjeth rr the members of the court themselves arc able to pass an opinion on this point at this time El Liberal of the same date warns the people ugainst those who are seeking to misinterpret every act and word of the United States and criti cizes the efforts of the Carlists to block autonomy which it adds the liberals are loyally trying to put into ffect in Cuba- FRANCE HITTING BACK friend of Zola the Victim of French 9 Official Wrath PARIS Feb 6It is semlofflcinlly tnnounccd that Col Picquart the chief military witness for Zola during the utters trial will be placed on the hall pay of lieutenant A chaplain who wrote a letter con uponhejf the Polytechnic school who signed tho indorsainent of Zolas action has been retired dor lludd Will be a Candidate If SAX FiUxciscoMarch lThe Chroni cle says Gov Budd has informed his friends that in view of the retirement of Senator White he will be a candidate for the United States senate provided the next legislature is democratic fUs Hugh Lee Jr to Vlilt Ills Father IIugkfcewho is employed here as a cleric in the a O ofllbes will leave for Cuba to day to visit his father Death of an Old Newspaper Man MKJrrms Tcnn March lCol Mat thew C Galloway founder of the Mem phis Avalanche and afterward editor of tho Appeal died last night in his seventveiirhth year The greatest poet of Persia was Firdousi who composed an epic called JIThe Shah Nameh about the middle of the tenth century A D There is great activity in the League Island Navy Yard prepar ing cruisers and monitors for active service The missing French steamer La Champagne was towed into Halt fax by the stearrier Roman No liyes were lost A t 7 t FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS IN the senate oil tbo 23d Mr Allen offered he Cuban belligerency resolution an amend approprlaIon ruled out of order by the chair which upon an ippeal being taken to the senate was sustained y a vote 6 1 51 to 5In tho house the amend ment by1r Kitchen N C 1 to strike out of the approprlalion lal revenue laws was earriedaes C9 nays 65 IN the senate on the 24th an effort was mado 10 secure consideration of the Alaskan home itead and railway rightofway bill but It went ver on a technicality Tho feature of the day SpoonerWisleat In t he senate from Oregon under appoint ncnt of the governor which was not concluded when the cnato adJournedlo the house die sundry civil appropriations bill was further ionsldercd An amendment offered by Mr layers to Increase the epidemic fund to liOO 100 was lost IN the senateon tho 25th In case of Mr Cot belt appointed to the senate by the governor if Oregon was further discussed A bill per nlttlng the building of a dam between Coon Japlds anti the northern limits of Mlnncstta as passed At 815 the senate went Into ck icutlvo session and ten minutes later adjourned elvllllppropriaIons propriating UWOOO for the San Pedro harbor Icing passed IN the Senate on the leth the discussion of ho right of Henry W Corbctt to a seat In the icnato from the state of Oregon occupied most f the session and ended In an agreement that t vote be taken on the 28th at 3 p m The pen ilon calendar was cleared bytlio passage of soy trill private pension bills A few bills of a gen tral character were also passedIn the louse consideration of tho sundry civil appro jrlatlon bill occupied tho time to the exclusion if other business notably tho bill for the relief if tho victims and survivors of the Maine dls istcr Amendments appropriating 1300000 for ieveland harbor 1300000 for Wilmington Del ind Increasing the appropriation for Boston larbor from 100000 to 150030 were adopted IN the senate on tho 28th lIon Henry W Jorbett S1by tho decisive vote of 50 to 19 de lied admission as a senator from Oregon on ippotntmcnt by tho governor The senate then railwayIghtofwaynatlng the appropriation for representation at he Paris exposition on a point of order tho undry civil appropriations bill Was passed if tcr which several bills of minor Importance rerodUpottdof A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE the Louisville Branch of the American Tobacco Co Burned to the Oround The Loss Almost Half n MIUIonMmny Per sons Severely InJurellXourteenllundrod Employes Ttironrn Out of Work LouiavjUE Ky Feb 20The mam noth plant of tim Louisville branch of he American Tobacco Co at Twenty ourth and Maine streets was de itroyed by fire yesterday entailing a oss of over 350000 fully covered by nsurance It was the most disastrous ire that has visited the Falls City in fearsThe plant occupied half a square and it the time the fire broke out con seined an army of employes who ushcd frantically from the building tlany made their way to terra fir ma via ire escapes but several on the upper loors who had no lmeans of escape in heir excitement leaped from the win lows two sustaining probably fatal njurles The injured are Ooorge Uisscndorf back injured and levere injuries about the head and sliest will probably die JVilllara Semple skull fractured will rQbbl4e John Iayham both legs broken The firemen were hindered by a lack IfwaterFalling walls added to the danger of the workers and the escape of some Iremeu was till but miraculous Tho hard fight lasted several hours ut finally conquered the fire Reports 0 the effect that many persons had seen killed and injured spread rapidly throughout the city and great excite nent prevailed The loss is estimated it over 8350000 at first it was reported o be over 1000000 Mr W B Duke president of the Lmcrican Tobacco Co witnessed the iestruction of his property lie said that it it would be at once rebuilt ftc origin of the fire is unknown fourteen hundred men women and thlldrcn are thrown out of employ nent FROM THE EADS BRIDGE Libert A Henrys Leap to Death at St IouU Sr Louis Feb 20 Albert A Henry traveling agent for a Philadelphia cold itorage concern jumped from the uiddlespanof the Ends bridge at 0 nlU tad was drowned in the waters of tho Mississippi It was the fifteenth suicidal attempt u St Louis since last Sunday Henry was seen by teamsters cross ng the bridge to take off his overcoat tnd climb over the railing and at first thought ho was engaged in doing some thing to the telephone wires By the Ime it dawned upon them that the nan was about to commit suicide and no of them had left his wagon and Itarted towards where Henry was tho tatter had secured the place he wanted irons which he plunged striking the vater head first and was seen no more NOT ALLOWED TO LAND A Visitor to Sandy Hook Turned Hack by Col Luillowg Orders Nw Yonic Feb 26The captain of the steamer Strathlay which is lying n the lower bay awaiting orders left Ills vessel in a small boat to go to the telegraph office at Sandy Hook but was not allowed to land under orders of Col Ludlow commandant there prohibiting aiiyone landing at Sandy look without his written permission The War Ship Alliance to be Put In Viral Class llcpalrP- oiiTSMOUTir N IL Feb 28Tue first positive orders received at the Portsmouth navy yard since the blow Ing up of the Maine were received yes terday when orders came to send the war ship Alliance to sea on April 1 She will be put in firstclass repair by that time A Knee to Death ST Louis Feb 20 tieorgo Candle 10 years of age undertook to cross the Missouri Pacific tracknear Kings High way In a race with his brother to beat an approaching train to the station but was a moment too late the train striking him Inlllcting injuries from which ho died I desire to attest to the merits of Cham berlains Cough Remedy as one of the most valuable and efficient preparations on the market It broke no ex edingly dan gerous coungh for me jntwiralyfour hours and In gratitude therefor I desire to inform you that I will nevef be without it and you should feel proud of the high esteem In which your Remedies are held by people In general It Is the one remedy among ten thousand Success to It 0 R Dow Nay Editor Democrat Albion Ind For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Eartlng ton George King St Charles lIen Rob inson Motions Gap Subscribe for Tnt BEE rw e I powlhrbowittlrd irtitr ski say sIr all iflIYAi ttyre lOYAl SAK1II9 POwers ca IICW you OTHERWISE UNNOTICED proprletoroftbePhiladelphia dayThe steamer La Champagne with a broken shaft has been towed into Hal ifax N S She will be taken to New York Harrydied37 years Fitzhugh Lee Jr son of the consul general to Cuba has left for Havana to join his father- A Maine company asserts that It it profitably extracting gold and sliver from ocean waters Charley Hazlett aged 18 wanted for horsestealing at Kinsley KM was captured near Wlsly Senator Proctor is said to have de livered a message from the president to Gen Lee at Havana It is considered certain that war igainst Spain is looked upon u inevi table in official quarters- If Spanish ships enter Havana liar bor they may be bottled up and block add by an American fleet H Zola says that he expects to servo i full year in jail lie will write a lila ory of the Dreyfus affair Norman J Colman of Missouri hal lOne to Washington to oppose certain provisions in the Loud bill Services of thanksgiving were held throughout Greece Sunday because of King Georges escape from aSsassins Ion The report of the Maine court of In uiry may be delayed until such time aa the United States has completed preparation The jury in the case of the state oi Nebraska vs the bondsmen exTrea arer Bartley to recover 8550000 found for the defense The total number of known dead as the result of Saturday nights explosion n time Hall chemical labratory a Kala nazpo Mich Is ten WcstFinLieut Blaudln officer of the watch oa he night of the disaster Activity of the government In com thatSpaindestruction of the Maine- A bill regulating the United State= ourts in Indian territory lisa been prepared by Judge Springer and others end wilt be introduced soon It Is stated positively by Havana cor respondents that the Maine was do Itroyed by a submarine mine and that he inquiry board will so report At Lockwood Mo Loda Bird the 16 yearold son of Prof Dan W Bird fell under a freight train and both legs were levered It is thought that he can not recoverMartin Riordan one of the govern ment divers at Havana has been sent pUferlngrlomthe Maine A Washington dispatch says that plates are being prepared in the bu reau of engraving and printing for the production of 6250000000 four per cent government bonds WORKS ONLY IN WATER The Inventor or Mires Invited to Visit Washington DarleyolChicagomost powerful explosives known to naval warfare has been Invited to visit Washington and demonstrate the powers of the product to Seers tary Long and his associate Fifty pounds of Mlrcx is said to be as effective as five time that amount of gun cotton Mr Dar Icy first attracted the attention ol naval experts two months ago by lila experiments In Chicago harbor Tim new explosive only serves the purpose of its inventor when it II thrown into water On land it Is harm less and can not be exploded iTHE MARKETS NEW Yoax March I lii- ATTLENatJysSteeraI 4 20 l 6 06 KFLOUJlWlnterWhest MXCOHNNaZDATSNO si POUKNawMoss 10 U 3 11 M ST LOUIS SOTTOKMlddllor a CU S a U t 10 Cows sad Betters X to 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FOR THE KINGS BRAVERY ye Deem Sung at the Cathedral and Im mense Crowds Went to the 1alace and Oar the King an Oration lrlnceil Maria Exhibited Remarkable CoolneJIIthe Ordeal The same of One sailants Known ATHENS Feb 28There is a greal patriotic outburst throughout the coun Ueorgefromthanksgiving service everywhere and demonstrations of every kind Praise for the kings coolness and bravery 1DI KING GEORGE OF GREECE protecting his daughter the Princess Maria is on every lip All the mem bers of the royal family the ministers and the entire diplomatic corps at tended the Te Deuin at the cathedral yesterday after which an immense palacoandgaveKing lila majesty has received telegrams of congratulations from all the sover eigns in Europe The press even the ppers opposed to time royal family Is- udanlmous In Its expressions indig nationKing George himself describes the attempt upon his life exactly us it was first reported He says When the older man who was the cooler and more determined was about to fire I felt certain I should not es tape I counted one two three before he fired The princess remained perfectly cool though she never spoke and after time first shot was fired she raised her glasses in order to see our assailants She retained hercomposure as we drove to the palace ills majesty declines to believe that the crime was of Greek origin No Greek he says would lift a hand Against him and if a conspiracy exist edlt had Its origin abroad He dls claimed credit for personal courage pad said any father would have done the same to protect lila daughter Nor doei he feeVahyararm tOt flic future tie will continue to drive out without an escort for as he says political as lassinatlon is a thing unknown In GreeceThe name of one assailant Is known King George has received telegrams from the queen of England antI prin seas of Wales expressing horror at the Attack upon him antI gratitude at his escape SUSPEND JUDGMENT rhat Is the Proper Course In the Maine Case Says John J lugalls ATLANTA Ga Feb 25JJ Ingalls if Kansas is in Atlanta and emphat- Ically expresses himself against tke present agitation for var in view of the fact that international politics is in so delicate a condition that to precipi tate hostilities would he thinks place postlionIf It develops that the Maine disas kr was the work of a Spanish brigand ind Spain disavows any responsibility Or connection with It I do not see that Sup friendly relations should bo Interrupted On the other hand If the proper disavowal is not forthcoming we must expect hostilities I believe tvo are on the brink of the most tre mendous explosion that has ever been known in the worlds history- I am convinced that a struggle for kbe readjustment of frontiers is not far off and in view of this possibility I do pot think It patriotic or wise to seek to plunge the nation into war without due deliberation and full provocation- Mr Ingalls says judgment should be luipended until an official report ia made by the court of Inquiry SPAINS ATTITUDE She Will Never Consent to Any Compro mile In Cuba NEW YoitK Feb 25A dispatch to the Herald from Madrid says As the question of tho purchase of Cuba is again being pushed in Washington it may be of use to state on the highest authority that Spain will never no matter what government is in power consider any such suggestion or any compromise in Cuba beyond the broad measure autonomy drafted by the liberal government This Is an absolute irrevocable elect lion People who suggest anything else are only wasting time and arousing unfounded hopes Narrow Escape ST Louis Feb 26John Walsh aged 35 had a miraculous escape from death Thursday evening Ho fell fr out the roof of the Reardon Glue Cos tao tory plunging through u skylight to the floor of the building and strange to say escaped with only a few bruises Agrees to Open YuenChan as a Treat Fort PEIUX Feb 2Thie government has agreed to open YuenChau on Lake TungTing Tuas as a treaty port but declines to entertain a proposal tend- Ing to the abolition of time jtkino dues Cardinal Archbishop of Valla dolid has published a pastoral let ter blaming America for the pro mulgation of the Cuban war In England more than j0000000 oil lamps are used nightly They cause 300 deaths annually and in London alone 165 fires in a year have been traced to them The first mention of the pipe organ in history is in connection with Solomons Temple where there was an organ with ten pipes i 1 Much in LittleIs especially true of Hoods 1llls lor no iustt clime ever contained so great curative power Ui so small space They wo a whole mediclu HoodsIIwaysJj sick headache Jaundice constipation eta see The only PilLs to tale wit Iouds HarsaparllU DR MENDENHALLS IMPROVED CHILL ANn FEVER CUE GUARANTEED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVER And Malaria In all Forms Tasteless Non genuine without the above picture and limO signature of J O MendenhaU Price 50 cents at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY BY T O MND1NHALLEVANSVILLE IND Sold by George King St 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BERNARD DRVUSTOIE L k Jt1 1 IePAUL M MOORO Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANYI- Dcororaled Entered the Pcitoffiee at Burlington a Second cutt matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uua Veartalrlctl In advancett 00 Six 50 ThreeMonthl zS 5 SpeclineneoplWmaiiedfrieonippileatlon rrelpondenll wan the eiuntv na for particulars THURSDAY MARCH 3 1898 SHEEP that sold for 50 cents a head under the Wilson bill now sell for 4 per head The robber Tariff Springfield Mo Re publican EDITOR CHARLIE MEACIIAM has the assurance to call the iniquitous Goebel election bill The Anti Fraud bill May the powers that be have mercyVn his soulbut we cannot add lor he knows not what he does I TilE gold in the United States Treasury has reached nearly 170 000000 with prospect of contin ued increase If Uncle Sam is forced to shoot his big guns of war there is plenty of money to buy ammunition TIlE month of February has gone and the prophesies for the Dingley tariff for the month have been fulfilled by a revenue of over a million dollars a day for the month The Dingley law evidently is beginning to fulfill its promise to pay the Government expenses NORTH CAROLINAS railroad com mission has reducd the passenger rates to ili cents a mile and made business for the courts and expense for the public funds If the McChord bill wins in the Kentucky Legislature we will have a home illustration of the folly of entrust log powers over economic factors to politicians and men ignorant of practical details or blind to them I DR SARGENTS Goose Bone Bill reproduced in another column has quite as much reason in it as many bills that have received the consideration and ardent support of the members of the present Leg islature In view of the mass of absurd and vicious legislation of fered this will be read with inter est by many and especially by the Doctors friends in Christian county THE prices of wool and farm products generaly have advanced in Wyoming as elsewhere and the Republicans of that State have abandoned the freecoinage of silver plank in their recent State platforms and have come out squarely on the St Louis plat form The increased prosperity under the gold standard has proven too much for the silver proposition TIrE Triumvirs already sit in judgment even before their crea tion by the Goebel Bill to rule the destiny of Kentucky elections According to the Henderson Jour nal report a man who opposes Goebels villi any is already a bolterA of tbe Democratic State Central Committee is quoted as saying Chairman P P Johnson by his attitude toward tbe election Bills has declared himself a bolter- MAYFIELT has again gone on record for lawless mobs the sick ening lynching of a negro whose offense was house baeaking and the brutal whipping of another negro with notice served on others to leave the country There is no justification for these outrages and the good citizens of Mayfield condemn the murderous business But the mob spirit has been so well cherished there and elsewhere in Kentucky that it is yet beyond control TUE Dingley law has fulfilled the promise of its framers February is the seventh month of its en forcement and for February it has produced an average of over 1000000 a day The revenue receipts for the month show a sur plus of gi 845358 after all expenses of the Government have been paid Comparing the receipts for the first seven months of the Dingley law with the like period of the Wilson law there is a balance in favor of the Dingley law of 16615743 WE regret that or space is in adequate to produce Gov Brad leys veto message on the McChord Railroad Extortion Bill It is excellent and conclusive and argues that To subject such vast inter ests to the will of three men who are not even required to be prac ticing attorneys or in the slightest degree to be acquainted with the forms of judicial pro edure 1ppears to me tq bci dangerous power the exercise of whichwithout re Si t C straint may produce most serious results Every citizen of Ken tucky should read the veto WHERE will the calamityites find an excuse for their utterances or a nail upon which to hang a hope for a continuance of their oc cupation Wheat went upmtlls openedfarm products generally advancedtobacco at fancy prices wages increasedand now the Dingley law bringing sufficient revenue to meet the government expenses This notwithstanding their prediction that prices could not advance without the free coin age of silver But certain dema gogues there are who do not need to have a plausible story to tell but they have the temerity to at tempt to rum anything they choose down the throats of the dear masses and some there be truly who are ever willing vessels for the reception of all such ramming Stilla lie that is new has more hope of finding lodgment than a twicetold and oftproven lie The old stories of the calamityites have been riddled What will they tell next TUE EARLINOTOS BEE has at last come to tbe front with this timeworn antiquated bit of information Tbe Kentucky will be launched March 15 and Miss Christine Bradley the Gov ernors very sensible daughter will substi tute a new and blUer way for tbe old and christen the big battleship with pure waterDont Bee so slow Gulhrie Courier For a paper that is still living out its days in the year 96 and still voting for Bryan this is pretty fair The Courier doesnt seem to have kept up with the numerous changes of date for that interesting event The above was the severalth time TilE BEE had called attention to the pure water christening by the Governors bril liant daughter and if the editor of the Courier will read this issue of THE BEE diligently he will find the latest announcement of change of date which fixes the time for launch ing the Kentucky on March 24 without the aid or consent of any other nation And we give Bro ther Leake full permission to clip this latest change from THE BEE and publish it in his editorial half columns provided he can find room for this item without crowding out his pictorial representations of the light that failed and the eluci dation of his singular conception that all roads lead Guthrie Capt Mahan on Battleships GlobeDemocratNo living author ity on naval affairs and history is known than Capt A T Mahan the American officer and author His speech before a patriotic or der in New Jersey on the 22d con tains two points of special current interest One is an estimate of probabilities in regard to the loss of the Maine The Captain coun sels coolness and an attitude of waiting for the official report but he speaks and is well qualified to speak concerning the average law of accidents His language is that any man that crosses the ocean in a passenger steamer undertakes- in a week greater risk from collis ion than any seamen on board a ship of war does from explosion in the course of a year He calls attention to the great number of warships afloat all carrying coal and powder and says it is preposterous to assume that be cause the effects of an explosion explosionisopinion points to the extreme im probability which has occurred to many others that so rare an acci dent should happen to the Maine in the harbor of Havana in the hours of darkness and slumber Capt Mahan makes some inter esting and valuable remarks on the advisability of building more battleshIps He favors it without reserve The battleship is an outgrowth of modern naval science It may be sunk by a tor pedo and yet to condemn its con struction is to accept mistaken inferences as to the results of future naval bottles The modern ship of war exists to meet danger and every fighting vessel must take more or less risk It must be judged as a fighting machine and nothing has yet happened to dis prove its superior power and equipment All great navies of the time have been designed to meet contingencies inside as well as outside As an evolution of nearly forty years tire largest armored vessel cannot be properly called an experiment Capt Ma han paid a feeling tribute to the splendid discipline and devotion of navyNaval arc well aware of the weak points of their pcriod i are almost untested They have at least served by formidable arm ament to modify an appetite for war Spain lost three cruisers by accident in 1895 The second class Cristobal Colon ran ashore on the Cuban coast and was a total loss Another cruiser some what smaller was sunk by a collision at Havana with a loss of largestSpanish Spanish board numbering 420 These disasters happened between March and September If the three vessels had been battleships instead of cruisers many articles would have been written in condemna CaptMahansarc in line with the practice in all great modern navies and we should not part company with them without the most convincing reasons I 441 j lKvvix t wav fv I t1 i HEROES OF OUR NAVY Tablet to the Memory of the Vic tims of the Maine TRIBUTE OF SENATOR PERKINS The Sailors of the Navy are the Pride of the Nation Washington March JShortly todayMrmittee on Naval Affairs presented a favorable report npoi Mr Ba cons resolution providing tar the erection in Statuary Hall of the capitol of a bronze memorial tab let commemorative of the officers and sailors who lost their lives in the Maine disaster in Havana liar borIn the course of his report upon the resolution Mr Perkins said Every man who stood beneath the flag of the battleship Maine bat by bis very presence on its decks signified bis will ingness to dia for the defense of the na tion and the maintenance of the national honor lie was ever ready to go where duty called whether to brave tempest uous seas or to return shot for shot with his countrys enemies When death came in tbe awful shape it took in the harbor of Havana the dead are no less heroes than if they bad fallen before hostile guns The living have shown the heroic mold in which all were cast If it were ever fit ting to recognize the devotion to the coun try of brave men It is now fitting to erect a tablet in memory of those who lost their lives in the destruction of the Maine The sailors of the navy have ever been the pride of the nation their heroism has been rec ognized throughout the world and their deeds have brought forth praises from all chivalrous peoples What the sailors of tbe old and glorious fleets of the United States have been arc the sailors of tbe new navy of our country The great disaster at Havana has shown that there exists the indomitable courage which heretofore has made our fleets victorious and which is as surance that victory will stilt follow our flag upon the seas As our fleets are strong and our men are brave so shall we compel and maintain that respect among the na tions which isas necessary to national pros perity as tbe respect of bis fellows is to the prosperity of tbe individua- lLOCOIOT1VE BLASfS We believe most of the boys are better satisfied witb their positions than tbey would be to join a force to attack tbe SpaniardsFriends of Harry Ogden formerly agent at Slaugbterville believe be is dis satisfied with tbe Indian Territory as a place to live and that be will soon be back again at the railroad business Tbe L N Railroad company has sent many of their employes a pamphlet con taming an account of those of their em lellowfeverC J Martin left for Texas last Sunday night He has a brother residing near Sherman Tex whom be has not seen for twelve years and he will now make him a visitProf Pfatenbauer one of the leading painters employed at the Howell shops spentSundayHe is not very well pleased with Howell as a point to reside in populardayseveral days last week on account ofsick ness It was for a while feared be was threatened with the typhoid fever Lawyer William Bourland of Dixonwas over last week attending Circuit Court at expressedbimselfastral Company would soon build a branch road to bis city The Manufacturers Record says tile Ill inois Central Railroad has now more than 2000 carloads of freight on the roads be tween New Orleans and Canton and New Orleans and Vicksburg which is held out on account of the restriction of tbe terminal facilitiesr One poor deluded being who thought he could make a small fortune out of tbe railroad company by simply bringing suit against it on the most trivial charge was greatly surprised when the case was Iried one day last week ana the jury gave lawyerfeelfndwill soon be here when men acting as ju rors will concede the fact that the railroad companies have some rights tbey are bound to respect ore of which is a fair and impartial trial Charles A Doris a prominent capitalist of Dixon Webster county has been in Louisville this week in consultation with Illinois Central officials with a hope of in ducing tbat corporation to build a branch railroad from Morganfield to Dixon Tbe result of the interview has not been made public but it is said that the Illinois Cen tral people have taken very kindly to tbe likelybeand make an estimate o the cost Should the line be built it wilt open up a splendid country and would prove a good paying in vestment from the beginning Henderson Journal Louisville Feb 25The east bound passenger train of the Louisville Hender son and St Louis railroad ran into a rock that lay on the track near Rock Haven twentyeigbt miles from the city last night It was reported tbat it was tbe result of an attempt to wreck the train Tbe engine was badly damaged and the train arrived in Louisville an hour late The story of the wreck was told by a passenger at tbe Seventhstreet depot It was a miracle said he tbat the whole train was not precipitated into a gorge I think we were just a little behind time and were traveling at a high rate of speed The train was wellfilled and was in charge of Conductor Evans Just as the big engine swerved around a long curve the end of which is within a few yards of the approach to a trestle there was a terrific jolt fol lowed by a series of bumps We were waiting for tbe deep plunge and final crash to come when the train suddenly cane to a stop The blood bad frozen in my veins When Conductor Evans came through the train and told the people tbat there was no danger every passenger took a long breath and became himself again A feeling of thankfulness pervaded the whole train An investigation showed tbat a stone weighing over 150 pounds had been rolled into tbe middle of tbe track at the approach of tbe trestle Tbe engine came near run ning off tIe trestle into a gorge The cow catcher was smashed and the crossties were broken The train crew went to work and soon repaired the track Tbe dam agedengine pulled the train into Louis ville The railroad authorities do not believe attempttoat the side of tbe track at tbat point and they think the rock rolled down tbe bluff upon tbe trackHenderson Journal Tbe need of a good spring medicine is almost universal and Hoods Sarsaparilla getHoodsMore than 8000 varieties postal cards have been issued in the world within the past thirtyfive years I lrANTEDTRUSTWORTHV AND ACTIVE reaponalLie1600 and eipensei Position steAdy Refer envelopeTIle I Severe Buffering Sorlous Case of Intornal Ulcerated Plies Cured by Hoods Sarsapa rilla Ablo to Work for tho First Tlmo In Four Yoars My husband was taken with severe Internal ulcerated plies He was once apparently cured but the old trouble camo back as bad as ever Ho becamo very weak Alter a while ho gave up all other medicines and began taking Hoods Sar laparllla This medicine did him won derful good In about tw months ho was able to walk out in tho tho yard When ho had taken seven bottles bo was able to ride out every day and work a little and he had gained 40 pounds in weight He Is now about as well as ho ever was and has been at work on his farm Last fall he sowed his own wheat this being the first work he had done for four years I think Hoods the most wonderful medicine in the world NOLIA K HEAD Dentsville Kentucky parillaHIs the bestIn faetthe One True mood 1urfler HeasytotakecasytobuyootI FOR A COOSE BONE LAW h A Bill in the Direction of Needed Legislation- TO REGULATE THE WEATHER- Old Probs and the Ground Hog Will Be No Longer Recognized as Oracles Frankfort Feb 24A bill wholly in accordance with the majority of measures that have been introduced at this session of the Legislature will be offered tomorrow by Representative Sargent of Christian county It is quite as reasonable as the McChord rail road bill or the Goebel It fol lows- A Weather Regulator An act to further regulate tbe weather in the Commonwealth ol Kentucky Whereas Tbe condition of tbe weather is a matter of a great deal ol importance to alt the people of tbe State of Kentucky and tbe forecast made by the signal service department is brief and is not always reliable and is subject to tbe telegraph monoply and groundbog day comes too late in tbe winter to be of any practical value to tbe downtrodden sons of tbe soil who are compelled to save tbe country and cities also and believing that we ought to have entire control of our own weather without the aid or consent of any foreign country Therefore Be it enacted by the General Assembly of tbe Commonwealth of Kentucky Section zThe General Assembly shall at its present session elect three commis sioners who shall be styled State Board of Goosebone Examiners They shall bold office for a term of four years and qualified anagositr and not less than 75 years of age Said board shall elect one of its members chairman who shall preside at its meetings and who shall be known as pot boiler in chief and pie cutter for the Slate of Kentucky Said board shall appoint a spyglass and an Xray expert as secretary who shall bold office during the pleasure of the board The board shall keep a record of its acts orders judgments and findings except the fat fried from office holders and office seekers provided however they shall not be required to record the names of those members of tbe General Assembly whose buds shall be found to contain sawdust See 2 Said State Board ol Goosehone Examiners shall annually not later than the month of September appoint three goosebone examiners for each county in the Stair who shall bs styled the County Board of GooseBone Examiners Such county goosebone examiners shall be citi zens of the county for which tbey are ap pointed and shall not be less than 75 years of age and it shall be their especial duty to see that none of their friends are left out in tbe cold when the pot boils the fat fries and the pie is cut Sec 3Said County Board of Goose bone Examiners shall annually not later than the month of October appoint for each election precinct in the county two judges one clerk and one sheriff to act as their agent in such precinct to receiveand examine the goosebones in such precinct and so long as there are two distinct parties of gesso in this commonwealth tbe judges sheriff and clerk shall be so elected and appointed as that one of the judges at each precinct shall be of one goose party and the other judge of a different goose party provided there be a sufficient number of each goose party resident within the pre cinct with which to fill said office Sec 4Vithin two days after tbe goosebones are collected in the precincts the sheriff shall deposit them with the clerk of tbe county court Said County Board of Goosebone Examiners shall con stitute a board for examining and canvass ing tha goosebone returns of each county with unlimited power to accept or reject such as they in their peculiar wisdom see proper and shall issue weather certificates thereon for the entire county from which there shall be no appeal To whom they declare it shall be warm it will be warm i and to those they declare it shall be cold it shall be cold Sec 5Sald State Uord of Goose bone Examiners in the absence of either the other two shall be a board for examin ing and canvassing the Rousebone returns for tbe entire Commonwealth It shall be the dutyof said board when the goose bone returns arc all in or on the fourth Monday in November whether tbey are in or not to make out in tbe office of the Secretary of State from the goosebone returns from the County Board of Goose bone Examiners duplicate weather certifi cates in writing for tbe entire people of Kentucky When tbey certify tbe weather tbemIselvestify the weather to be cold the people must sit by tbe fire and warm their toes Said State Board of Goosebone Exam ers shall not be subject to any court or in tbe Commonwealth forany mistake or failure upon their part to correctly cer tify or forecast the weather Sec 6Sald Board of Goose boao Ex aminers shall bold its sessions at the seat of government at Frankfort where a suit able room shall be provided fur them in some of the magnificent State buildings already erected and standing Tbe mem bers of this board being composed of pa triots hasbeens and alsorans shall be paid not more than one hundred dollars out of tbe State Treasury in any one year provided there is any money in said treas ury but nothing in this act shall prevent them from receiving grateful and substantial acknowledgement from those whom tbey have protected from the winters cold and the summers heat Sec 7 Because of tho uncertainty of the weather in this Commonwealth there is an emergency declared to exist and this act shall take effect upon its approval by the Governor or its passag- eCardinaIArchbishop of Valla dolid has pilblihie a pastoral let ter blaming America for the pro mulgation of the Cuban war In England more than 10000000 oil lamps arc used nightly They cause 300 deaths annually and in yearhave 2 LATEST WAR NEWS Brief Bulletins From Yesterdays Dispatches THE VISCAYA AT HAVANA Our Government Still flaking all Necessary Preparations for Emergency Wlhln ton Developments exculpatesSpain tion in the Maine disaster President hopes for peace but will not let the Cuban question restSpeaker Reeds course with ref erence to naval appropriations crit icised passesfavorablytion of 1000000 for smokeless powder and other items negotiations Party of Senators and Congress men leave for Cuba to make per sonal investigation of conditions thereShipbuilder and carpenter sent to aid in the court of inquiry in vestigationNavy cautions experts against discussing the cause of the Maine explosion Senate resolution for a bronze tablet commemmorative of victims placedinPreparations for speedy enlist ment of the two additional regi ments of artillerymen as soon as the bill is passed Plans completed for the mobilization of troups in case of war Developments at Havana Havana March 2Right Arms divers enter the after torpedo compartment of the Maine but find no bodiesReturn of the board ot inquiry to todayOnly territoryConsul shippingbodieslaws as to the exhumation Senator Proctor to journey into the provinces Spaniards still presenting theo ries to show that the destruction ot the Mam was an accident Cruiser Viscaya arrives at Havana and is given an enthusiastic welcome Legislative Jots The Goebel Election force bill was on Monday signed and sent to the Governor who will keep it as long as the law allows and then fightfor changingMadisonville fourthclass city was read the second time in the House and re greatdeal The gerrymander bills are springing now but nobody has at tacked the Second district yet Senator Bronston the other day made a significant reference in a speech saying The Mephistoph eles of this General Assembly seems to have full sway and seems to be inflicting his poisonous venom into every member Who could he mean but Gosbcl And how well the description fits On Saturday the Senate adopted the Bronston substitute for the Chinn School Book bill This kills it and that other statesman will have no opportunity to offer his bill to make our penitentiary the educational publishing house for our public schools Saturday the bill to repeal the only effective clause of the Martin Mob law was passed by the Demo cratic Senate and sent to the Governor This again puts the State more fully at the mercy ofmobs and is perfectly in line with the present General Assembly DOWN IN TilE MINES Pat Blair of Mortons Gap was down here last Sunday with relatives John Fegan is now able to walk around wltn tbe assistance of two canes We aro glad to see him out again Foreman Toombs has lately been called upon to decide a complicated legal problem ablyhandledDr Rucker who is interested in the PersistentCoughs A coughwhich seems to hang on in spite of all the remedies you have applied certainly needs energetic and sensible treatment For twentyfive years that standard preparation of codliver oil SCOTTS EMULSION has proved its effectiveness in cur ing the trying affections of the throat and lungs and this is the partially vitalizes the whole system the hypophosphites act as a tonic to the mind andnervcsJand the and teals the irritation Can you think of any combi nation so effective as this Be sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion See that the mID and fish art on thewnpptr so and 4 too all druggists SCOTT BOWNE ChemIsts Hew York Rucker and Willets mine near Hecla wants to dispose of bis share of tbe prop erty Col Robt Wood was selected as foreman of the last grand jury That body was highly complimented by Judge Nunn for good work they did A fire soon dies out when the inflamma ble material is consumed so does the work of the agitator when the miner refnses to listen to bis ranting about organizing Geo C Atkinson several days last week in Louisville and Cincinnati assisting in tbe conferring of high Masonic degrees on about about one hundred candidates George Haley bad one of his hands caught between some timbers in the mine one day last week and received such in Juries ns to necessitate bis remaining idle a few days Tbe U S Government is said to be making arrangements for a large supply of coal to be distributed at the coaling sta tions for use in the event of a war with Spain Howard White is now at work on a map of the mines which is to be made on quite an elaborate plan When completed ir will be forwarded to Frankfort for tbe benefit of tbe State Mine Inspector lien W Robinson manager of the Whitley Coal Co is having a serious time with smallpox which has broken out near or in community and which has caused him to send his folks away but Ben like the true soldier stands at his post of duty The report in circulation last week that a large number of the Barnsley miners went to Madisonville one night recently to assist in organizing a branch lodge of the Miners Union proved upon investigation to be false but instead they went to attend a meeting of the Odd Fellows We fail to bear many of our miners say they would like to take up a gun and make war on Spain They no doubt have come to tbe wise conclusion that their lives are more secure in the mines than at war yet they would be found to be tbe most patriotic when tbe call is made Springfield III Feb Z4Tbe miners convention today received the report of figuresfixed10 per cent over the existing wages in al most all of the districts After the scale had been adopted by the convention it was referred to a joint committee of min daydiscussingupon the Springfield district where the price of at 4070 to the difficulty in arranging prices between the various mines the committee will prob pretty Springfield cent advance shows that in the main tbe operators propose to give the miners this Increase and tbe only difficulty will be in tbe adjustment of the differentials Ottawa Iowa February zA call hat been issued for a state convention of Iowa coal miners to be held at Oskaloosa March 3 The objects stated in tbe call are to obtain united effort for eight hours work a day an advance in the price of mining and to determine tbe best method to gain the benefits accorded the miners of Penn sylvania West Virginia Ohio Indiana and Illinois Efforts are being directed to have every camp in tbe state represented President Ratcbford of the National Mine Workers of America is to be present The State Federation of Labor is said to be behind the movement An effort will also be made to get all Iowa miners into the mine workers union The meet- Ing will be the largest ever held in the StateThe Evansville Tribune has this to say JohnlogIcmining as a trade is generally known to be classed as very bard work and accidents are liable most any day The fact that workinginlight work Nevertheless the work is hard A number of old men work in this mine and it seems hardly plausible that JohnMatthewsbis form is bent and his hair is while be is at work digging coal every day lie emigrated to this country from England and since boyhood ban been engaged in mining lie has no family but boards with Mr Osborne on Indiana street Having worked so long a coal mining he has a tendency to make tbe work more preferable than any other as be realizes that be must work anyway He has yearsJohnyearslIework here in 1862 and has worked almost every day with tbe exception of five years when be was employed at Princeton IndIWhen asked about tbe hard labor of employment be said Tbe work seems very easy to me Besides its tbe only thing I can do Even if other employment were offered to me I acceptJohnof Howell Is 71 of age and has worked for ten years digging JohnWelshCo years old Hugh Monaban Co years old Jack Jarvis 62 years old Each has done more than ten years of service for this company at mining ODeele is the boss and has worked foraS years at this mine Peter Arnold has spent his days for tbe last thirty years here He is 50 years of age IIOPIiINSVILLEProminent zrosepbJoinerdied last night He was fortyeight years old and leaves a large family His death was caused by cancer Died of lilt Injuries 24MIltonCooksey crushingthreefects of his injuries lIe was sixty years theConfederateRev Ransom n rtln Dead Hopkinsville Ky Feb 28Rev Ran ministerInnear Empire this county He was ninety nine years old and leaves a wife and eight children and fortyfive grandchildren Robberies Every Night Hopkinsville Ky Feb 28Clarksgrocery was burglarized this morning which was the eighth burglary here within a week The police have warrants for six negroes who are believed to be banded to gether to rob the town Considerable excitement exists as houses here and in the country are robbed every night Strong Charge to Jury Hopkinsville Ky Feb 28Circult JudgeCookdivine guidance A great crowd was pres ent The docket is unusually heavy The charge to tbe grand jury was over an hour in being delivered- Miikmauflhtter was fined f to and costs Fridayforall day and night Mr Mansel Oliver and Miss Lee Massie were married Thursday night ot last week at the brides home near Edwards Mill Esquire W L Parker officiating- Dr John P Bell who recently suffered an attack of appoplexy continues 101m proveMr and Mrs Alfred Eckels have re turned Jrom Arizona and may make their home in Hopkinsville Mrs Echols was before marriage Miss Daisy Wood Edna the young daughter of John Ran dolpb colored living near Newstead was burned to death Friday Her clothes caught fire from an open grate Mr T J McCord and MUs Josle Bow a r i c rfo ling were married at become of the bride near Crofton Sunday evening at 6 oclock Rev Geo W Davis officiating Evangelist Dwight L Moody has written Rev Chas II Nash pastor of the Baptist church this city saying ho will soon be able to visit Hopkinsville to hold a series of meetings lasting about one week The meeting will probably be held early In April Judge J I LandesJuge A 11 Ander son and Otbo attended the meeting of prominent Republicans of the State held at the Gait House In Louisville Saturday for tbe purpose of organlzingto promote harmony in Republican ranks Mr I W Knight and MIss Bcssle Han Asylum at tbe residence of Mr J A Ramsey near the Asylum Rev J D Irwin officiating Mr E W Harry who died Sunday morning at bis home In this city was one of and Is said to be the last of the jury which tried and condemned to hang the outlaw Alonzo Pennington Hopktnsville Marshal for West Tennessee lIe Is a na tive of this city and about sixty years old lobeUappointed deputy county clerks Ax Jottings Bro James D Cluck made a good talk at brother John Hopsons last Monday nightMrs Sallie Brady of Crofton vicinity is tbe guest of Thos H Walker of this neighborhoodThe meeting convened at Bro John Hopsons Monday night Mr Joel Hopson and family are expected to land next Tuesday from Tenn schoolforOur farmers are preparing their land for a crop of oats There will be a good acre age of oats sown this year Messrs Smith and Calking of Paducah and Marcellus SM inter of Dawson were at Ax last Wednesday looking out a location BEST and IN for a stave lacloryOenilemeny are welcome visitors to our village We would like Jo have all professions of life in out burgh Merlda Walker of Crofton vicinity wit united in happy bonds of wedlock with Miss Sophia Keller atlbe residence of the I father of Ax Feb 17I1898 Rev Mellon performed the mony A nice supper was spread for all who attended Them were numerous presents Tbe next day the groom tea isis bride home accompanied byMr irtd Keller Thos II Walker ant WalkerMay luck and prosperity crown the hewVv married couple with surcrss Is the slneerevS wish of vicinity T B Walker has Rot some more new goods Come one come all if you want bargains SAKAMAOUHDI INotes from Hill v a b j James Son of Farmersvllle j Tuesday Mr F flight was here James Melton ofProvidencp was hero Friday E W Jones was in the city Sunday a Married on tbe 23d alt at the residence HarniogMrRev Boggess officiating OLD FRIEND j Dont Use Drugs unless you need Ihem and pure drugs such as are re onlytietinction to be looked for vrbea the I time comes that you need thorn Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST BERNARDDRLUSTOREDRYAN ij SEEDS SEEDS Old Seeds when they come up at all take longer and never make as good stand asinew seeds For choice Fresh Seeds just fr received call on R F BRUMFIELD Hopkinsvillcs oldest market gardener fwho has charge of the seed department of L O BRUMFIELDS GROCERY He will give you MORE SEEDS AND BETTER SEEDS 1 than you can get elsewhere for the same money All seeds in bulk Fine New York Early Rose Potatoes OldFash ioned Cut Short Beans Earliest and Best Peas In fact everything in the seed line 4 L D BRUMFIELDSECOND DOOR TO POSTOFFICE IcqD1cir1tvi11e Iritticicy The New York Weekly Tribune THE GREAT NATIONAL NEWSPAPER I AND f1rand your favorite Home Paperh13 E EARLINGTON KY EU111 UNE YEAR FOR Iil25SEND ALL OrtOERS TO THE BEE EARLINQTON KY personeiofand Navy with their salaries Tablet of Public Staliitict Election Returns Party Platforms and valuableinformationwith Whittakera Almanac In Europe PRICE 28 ClNTS POSTAGE PAID Send all orders to THE BEE Earlihgton Ky l 44 L ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE t f UI t mtn i STUCK 1 vtoft 5 1 2fI 1 Upl1iIIIuuIIIs j j I lit i to yi tJIf lOOKed ov rc J1vould at once lsay thal rbyijj Fii p ohIyour rooms It is a pleasure jtp toI rz us to show them tn DP COME IN AND ASKU fflU1ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE k WILLARDHOTELw I MANAGER 110USEg 3 250 LOUISVILLE r community Iron 1ofwaSbefit I Thursday thenonly I FAMILY FARMERS VILLAGERS pf 1I liiasthe Q1fg d le ee liEU 3nbustru we QIpthe LOCAL NEWS We arc glad to report that Mr W R Broughton who has been quite ill with pneumonia is im proving W E Bourland of Dixon vis ited relatives here a few days last week He was called to Madi sonville to act as special Judge to to try certain cases in the Circuit Court The Populist chairman of theo county Mr Y W Gentry has sued a call for a Populist Mass Convention to be held at the Court House Madtsonville next Monday at 10 oclock a mtDr Mothershead and family have had quite a hospital at their home for some days Joseph is still ill with typhoid fever and Steve was later attacked with la grippe while assisting in nursing his brother and is still confined to his bed Both arc now reported as improv- Ing Barnctt Arnold arc getting along nicely with the work of build ing their new livery stable When it is finished there will not be an other place anywhere we believe the size of Earlington which will be as well equipped with horses and things for necessary use or pleasant pastime The offer made in these columns last week of TilE BEE and the Louisville Weekly Commercial both one year for One Dollar was an error The offer should have been both for 125 We want to give value received and feel sure modestybutmium to induce subscriptions TIIR BEE office is this week be ing clothed with a coat of iron weatherboarding on the outside of its recent addition and the rear of the shop at least will look some wht better TUE BEE isnt much youhaveing and go a long days journey to find a shop that docs better work Try us and see If you cant come send a hand or write us a letter saying what you want in the printed line and your wants will have prompt attention Marion McCord has made for Dr E A Chatten a very complete and substantial operating table which now occnpics the center of the Doctors office over the St Bernard Drug Store This with the other accessories gives the of icc a very surgical air gives the risVfor a cold shiver and inspires the hope that he may not be the one to require the services oi the Doctor his table Still we do not Imovwhere one would fare much better than just there if the necessity for such uninvited atten tion should arisetSonStruck The domicile of Mr and Mrs Tlios lodge was made radiant by the advent ofa baby boy on Tuesday morning The newly ar rived elevates the beam at 8 pounds and being their first ven ture in the infant industry is of course the onliest baby in the State All the implicated parties arc doing well excepting Tom he fias stranded every drug store in town on syrups and cordials and puts m his time perambulating the streets with his countenance glow ing like a calcium light memoriz ing choice selections from Mother Goose Melodies J B Foley The factorys agent for the F A Ames Cos Pleasure Vehicles made at Owonsboro Ky A car of 30 jobs will be in soon and will be sold at factory prices Every vehicle guaranteed for one year Look out for the Browney made in a fine grade leather top body only 17 inches wheels 34 38 high K tread a little beauty m every way For the next 20 days we will give you a great reduction in the pnce of every job in the house Our harness is the best grade at the lowest price Come and see us J B FOLEY 132 Main St Opposite Hotel Lucile Look at This The Madisonville Carriage Corna pany will sell their buggies very low figure during the months of February and March Now is your time to buy a good buggy for a money We will take in exchange gold silver or greenbacks Say Farmers tobacco wheat Irish and sweet potatoes are high While buggies are low in price fulfill your promise to your wife and little ones and tale a buggy ride Our works are lo cated on South Public Square easily found When in Madison ville give us a callN R JONES T B JONES Mgr INITIAL PARTY Very Pleasant Evening at the Home of Mayor Burr The Misses Burr gave a noVelL and unique entertainment small party of friends Friday evp ning It was an Initial Party I The initials N F Dand D C E appeared on each invitation and the recipient was leftto guess the meaning and shape liior her actions in accordance with his or her interpretation Some one said at once No Fancy Dances and Dont Come Early Others made wilder guesses and some made no guesses at all But the interpretation wasNot Full Dress I and Do Come Early Of course the cards bore the usual R S V P gave opportunity for exercise f wit and pencil and there were numerous laughable and puzzling replies The puzzling part of the entertainment began with the dis tribution of cards bearing at the op the initials of the person to whom the card was given Following this were a series of questions as Who are you What are you What is your greatest fad etc and ending with If not yourself who would you rather be and Why Each of these questions had to be answered in the same number of words as the guesser had initials the words to begin with those initials and in their proper order For instance if Henry Witherspoon or any other H W answered the query What do you think of yourself he might say Hugely Wise One whose initials were J J would probably answer What is your greatest fad with Joyous Jags and so on These exercises were most re freshing and were followed by other and more tangible refresh ments A most pleasant time was had STATE OF 55LUCASFrank J Cbeney mates oath that be is the senior partner of Frank J Cheney Co doing business in th City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay tbe sum of ONE HUNPRKD DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE FRANK J CHENEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my pTcsecceIbI3 Glb day o December 1 886 1IIKA GLEASoNI Hallg Catarrh Cure is taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of tbe system Send for circu lars and testimonials free FRANK J CHENEY Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills are tho best The W C T U CommunicatedAfter of some weeks the ladies of the W C T U held a meeting at the home of Mrs Myers Monday evening Feb 28 In the absence of the President the meeting was called to order at eight oclock by Mrs Ida Walker vtcePresident and opened by singing hmn No 95 The Scripture lessonwas then read Iron John 15 IIG followed by hymn Mo 25 There was then a call for new members which resulted in Miss Laura Ligou becoming one cordiallyItUs should take charge of one of he Christian Endeavor meetings soon and in place of the regular Endeavor services have it as a memorial for Miss Willard We then heard a letter to our corre sponding secretary read urging us to attend at once to the signing of the petitions regarding the sale ot intoxicating liquor in Government buildings the anticigarette and several others and our decision was that they should be filled out anti cent off at once Hereafter the W C T Uvihl meet fort nightly on Saturday afternoon The next meeting March 12th will be with Mrs J E Moore All the members are cordially in- vIted The program and exact date for the Willard Memorial service will be announced later Consumption Positively Cured Mr R B Greeve merchant of1 Chit bowie Va certifies that he bad consump tion was given up to die sought all medical treatment th it money could procure tried all cough remedies be could hear of bul got no relief spent many nightssitting up KiQgsNewtwo bottles For past three years bas been KingsNewmade as it bas done so much for him and and also for others in community Dr Kings New Discovery is guaranteed for Coughs Colds and Consumption It dont fall Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store The biggest cake walk of the season is to be held at the Opera house in Lexington Thursday night where the championship of Kentucky and a prize of 25 will- be decided at the same time Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey acts as a balm to tbe lungs cutting the mucus al- laYing the inflammation healing and strengthening It is sure to do you grod cannot do you harm Thousands have been benefited by its use For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ky Geo lIng St Charles Ky Miss Annie Hart of Henderson is visiting Mrs Tim Harrington this week Dont Tobacco Spit lad Smote lour Lire AITIr To quit tobacco easily anti forever bo mall echo full of life nerve and vigor take NoT flat tho wonder worker that makes weak men strong All druggists Wo or II Cure guam teed Booklet and sample free Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New Yorlc 4 0 S jNDYGATUAFTC 10sO LCULATE THE DRUGGISTS the ldia1 LullCUurtIrauoteoaitiplIoI Ireto cure ItVLUTELY GUARUTEED tire Dntr mp or frlpe but rllln easy EtUTirNflit Sam Xonai tan orewTork nREMEDY thulo5311 booklet fret Id HTERI1NO I C lIIr NEW MASSES PUBLISHED A Series Composed by Rev A Al Coencn of Enrlington A series of masses is being published composed by Rev A M Coenen pastor of tho Cath olic Church of the Immaculate Conception at this place They are copyrighted by Julius T Coenen publisher and the music itself is being produced on mimeograph The work is done in a careful and painstaking manner TIm BEE is now printing a thousand covers for the first order The music will be issued on choice music paper As to the grade of the music the name of the author settles that question Rev Coenen was formerly teacher ecclesiastical music at the American College of Lou vain probably McCloskey1Dthe Very Rev and Rev Clergy of his diocesetThe Uanges of SpringtWhich arise from impurities in the blood and a depleted condition of this vital fluid may be entirely averted by Hoods Sarsap springhumorsenriching and vitalizing the blood it over comes that tired feeling and gives vitality and vigorJcure nausea biliousness all liver ills Tribute of Respect LodgeNoresolutions were adopted WHEREAS our Heavenly Father provoidencemidst by death the wife of our gbrotherfore be it- RESOLVED That while our hearts are sorely grieved to part from this estimable sister we bow in humble submission to the will of our heav enly Father remembering He doeth all things well- RESOLVED That we tender our heartfelt sympathy to her bereaved family RESOLVED That a copy of these resolutions be sent to the bereaved family and to the Earlington BEE and to the TwiceaWeek Mail for publicationV V ETIIERIDGB N W Hun VCom A L P WOODWARD How to Look QQdiGood looks are really more I deep ilependinentfrely on a healthy con dition of all the vital organs If the liver be inactive you have a bilious look if r stomach be disordered you have a dyspepI youbaveaand you will surely have good looks Electric hitters is a good Alterative and Tonic Acts directly on the stomach liver and kidneys 1urifics the blood cures piioples blotches and boils and gives a gopd complexion Every bottle prugStoreProgram of Debating Society Tfrtsduy March f 1898 Song Recitation SongRecitation Debating question Resolved That Independent Action in Politics is Preferable to Party Allegi ance Afllrmative W A Toombs P M MobreE B Bourland Lizziew DeaneNegative J E Day II White J Phillips Lillie Evans Magazine Club The Ladies Magazine Club held a very delightful meeting with ThursdayFebruary Madisonvijlc There were four guests besides the regular club RubySpeedville and Mrs Grayot of Prince tonMiss Celeste Moore reviewed Some Amercans from Oversia Harpers and Mrs J F Foard reo viewed Great Business Opera tions from the current Cosmo polhan Tlie ndxt meeting will be held today with Mrs William Wendel of Hecla Mrs Charles McGary and Miss Hester will have reviews selectiOt1 It is or should be the highest aim of every merchant to please his customers an4 ttat the wide awake drug firm of My ers aqt Eshleman Sterling III is doing so is proven by the following from Mr Eshleman In my sixteen years experience in the drug business I have never seen or sold or tried a remedy that gave as good satisfaction as Chamberlains Colic byStT Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles German shorthand writers do not compare favorably with those of other nation They rarely take down more than hfty words a minute There is nothing so good for the coughs and colds of the children and babies as Dr Belts PineTarHoney It cures croup whooping cough cold in the head and gives sweet refreshing sleep Children love Itold people like it Good druggists sell it For sale by St Bernard KingStLexington wheelmen are turning their attention to the forthcoming meet of the League of American Wheelmen which will this year be held in Lexington Educate Your llovroU With CuscnroU toroorlOeThree pumps are running in tub shaft of the Hawesvillc Coal Company and every effort is being made to free the mine of water IJ Ever Ibodr Says So CasearoU Candy Cathartic tho most won derful medical discovery of tho ago pleas aut and refreshing to wO taste act gently anti posItivelY on and bOwels cleansing tho enUro system dispel colds cure headache Cover constipation and biliousness Please buy and a or OOO today 10 60 cents Holdnnd jUlUDnteed to cure by nil drujgtsts- S I HAYFIBLD TRAGEDYI S R Carney Shot Perhaps Fa tally by Sam Clark Mayfield Ky MarchIThismorning at 1045 oclock Mr S t Carney President of the West Companybothshot down and perhaps fatally wounded by Mr Sam Clark auc tioner for the warehouses here and an extensive tobacco rehand lerThe shooting occurred in the saleroom of the Western District Warehouse and was the result of arisinglromtween Clark and the company To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if it fails to Cure2SC For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earllngton Ky Two Elkton Darks Marshal Barnett made a find the ther day that panned out more appeared on the surface negroes jumped off a freight in the city and were placed under arrest for violuting the ordi nance against jumping on or off a moving train They looked wild as though they would run but t gothemudge Then he searched them gunTheyon account of concealed weapons JamesBurres Bucklen Arnica Salve The best Salve In the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains positively guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 350 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Died Mrs Eva Burnett wife of Rev G M Burnett formerly pastor of placebutCircuit died yesterday morning at their home in Marion Rev C C Hall pastor of the Earlington M E Church was called by telegraph to preach the funeral and left last night for Marion It was Mrs Burnetts request that Mr Hall preach her funeral On tbe morning Feb 20 1895 I was sick with rheumatism and lay in bed until May aist when I got a bottle of Chamber lains Pain Balm The first application of it relieved me almost the pain and the second afforded complete re lief In a short time I was able to be up and about againA T MORHAUX Lu verne alias 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale SarlingtonGeoMorlons Gap Williard memorial Next Sunday night week is the date fixed for holding the Willard Memorial service at the Christian Endeavor meeting The services Wctor of the Christian Church has been asked to take a leading part LA GRIPPE Mistaken for Consumption Given Up to Die To some people the mention of la grippe calls forth a smile They are the people ho have never had it Any one who has ver had even the slightest touch of la grippe knows well the complete misery it brinKs And not only misery for the time being but unless properly treated its se quclla follow it month after month until the patient despairs of ever getting well Lilgilln rerona IS the remedy for all such gases Mrs Lou Davis Fay r tteville Tenn writes as follows 1 was afflicted with a disease commonly known as la grippe the I i T 1 consumption I had a dreadful cough and could ntft sleep at night I was advised by a friend to try Peruna I got one bottle and the second night my cough topped I took ten bottles and I will say that I believe I would be a dead wo man now II it had not been for Peruna I recommend Peruna to all those who grippeSend on Winter Ca tarrb Address Tbe Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Coluihb us O L N freight business seems to be pretty fair One train came in from the north yesterday alter noon with one engine and fiftyfive carsOUR GUARANTEE S19000 IN GOLD Wo wilt pay One Hundred Dollars In Gold lot any and every case of cough and colds where no benefit U derived from the use of Dr Otto- Spruce Gum Hainan It contains noluln ofImltatlonaSold by St Bernard Drug Store Japanese labor costs very little in comparison to American rates A sum equivalent to 5 a week is considereJ an excellent salary there To Cure a Cold In one Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets All Druggists refund the money if It fails to Cure 350 Walter Ralston who travels for the Smithsonian Institute has poisonousinsects fanged over 200 times Better Than A Klondike Gold Mine Good health is priceless when once lost I When you have a slight cold or COUlfh Invest 25c In a bottle of lr Ottos Spruce Gum Bal santo the returns are creater than a half Interest bUTlolthealthSold by St Bernard Drug Store The steam power of the world may be reckoned as equivalent to the strength of 1000000000 men which is twice the number of workmen existing 1 IANTEDTRUsTW0RTIIY AND ACTIVE envetopThe relponllbleGoo and expenses Position steady Refer I r c I LOCAL OPTION FIGHT Exciting Contest Being Waged in the House Frankfort Ky March iOne-of the most exciting legislative contests of the session is now going on over the Local Option Bill which has passed the House The hereinand furious while the preachers and temperance people are equally as alert Delay is what the wet crowd wants as each day counts muchWhen the bill reached the House a motion to refer it to the Commit tee on Religion and Morals was carried but a committee met this alternoon and by a unanimous vote decided to report the bill fav orably If the motion is really pending the committee hadnoright to act upon the bill This will be determined as soon as the committee is called A poll of the House has been made and the members are almost evenly divided on the question HANSON Death of Mr Edward W Ashby a Beloved Citizen TlisIJEEMrplacediedshortly after 2 oclock Tbe deceased was hohadyears and his death was not unexpected thefamilymember of the Methodist church since early life and has always lived a most ex emplary Christian A widow and three areMrMrsJnofamilyhasthe community a worthy citizen the whoknew hRevchurch at ibis nmainstheMastersto the bereaved ones in their sad loss cienttfleedyIIlvenIhrnalalld tIwoSold by St Bernard Drug StoretSufferers from neuralgia are warned by a medical writer not to drink tea but to partake freely pf coffee into which the juice ofalemon has been squeezed bTakeif C C C tall to cure druggists refund money Very satisfactoty trials have been recently made of a lifeboat made of pumice stone which it was found would remain afloat with a load eyen when full ol water Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Dal8lintbe most pleasant and reliable for coughs cotd I croup and alt aoencsa ot the throat chest and lungs barge bottles 25c pod SOc iold by St Bernard Drug Store The population Palestine is increasing rapidly Ten years ago there were only 15000 residents in Jaffa today there are nearly 60 000 NOTICE In ReAssignment of the Earling ton Wine Company To Whom iI May Concern Coanydid1898 make a Deed of Assignmttit to John B Atkinson as Trusty andtthereby instruct and empower to sell all the property of the Company collect proceeds of sale and collect all money due the Company pay all debts of the Company and distribute any surplus to the Stock holders and close and wind up the CompanyAll demands against the Company will prove and purge same as required by law and file the same with said Akin son ton EarlingAnicRy of April next where he will sit to receive same This seventh day of Februrary 1898 EARLINGTON WINE COMPANY By JNO B ATKINSON Trustee Land for Sale Two hundred and five acres of coal land on south side of Clear creek adjoining property of Hecla Coal Company and St Bernard Coal Co All timber is sold off the tract from 18 inches diameter up Land known as the Pagan priceformines near Earlington SIMON PAGAN Earlington Ky Through TOURIST SLEEPERS to Port land Oregon for Puget Sound anl Alaska Travel FROM ST LOUIS VIA BURUOGTON ROUTE Personally Conducted Tourist Sleepers via the Burlington Route from St Louis to Portland 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 p m Thursdays and run via Lin coIn Denver Scenic Colorado Salt Lake City- IheCurrent lowest rates to Seattle Tacoma and Puget Sound forts apply via this route offering an unusal chance to make steamer arrange ments either at Portland Tacoma toSeattleAsk ticket agent or the tin tlcrsigned for special folder con taining all details- L W WAKELEV General Pass Agt St Louis Mo Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be r ci After Taking n course of Ayers Pills the system is set in good working order and a man begins to feel that life is worth living He who has become the gradual prey of constipation does not realize the friction under which he labors until the burden is lifted from him Then his mountains sink into mole hills his moroseness gives place to jollity he is a happy man again If life does not seem worth living to you you may take a very different view of it alter taking Ayers Cathartic Pills MURDER OF POSTMASTERS Killing of Negro Officials Dis cussed by the Cabinet Washington Mar IA matter t ofhemurder recently of the colored postmaster and his infant child at ahundredby a member of the Cabi meetingthatbeen passed by almost unnoticed by the public in the excitement caused by the wreck of the Maine and that thoughtful men might profitably give a share of their attention to this great wrong com mitted by our own people The wo outrages on Republican post masters in the South Discussed occurred at Lake City S CandAda Qa The postoffice at Lake City has postmasterFreeman efore he entered upon the dis- harge c of his duties Her Way Written for Tug DEE I MargueriteQrI worship ken with heart and tout Upon my beodad knees amiloWouldBut then besides all these she has A way hats all her own aboveWithAnd lain for hours within my bed And watched her circling round Out hero on earth tis different for Away from me shes flown And this is how I know she has A way tints all her own Oh cruol fate thy stern decree Has caused me sorest grief bbreAI hope that in the future I Some favors may be shown That suffer me to share with her The way thats now her own ALLAN JAMBSON LAWLESS Barlinglon icy- NoToilso fop Fifty Cents weakmen ST CHARLES visitingqUilrllrlymeeting HtrltuKlonMr Ietcher Fox nnd his sister Miss ltntuCKYColItheir home in this place dayshasreturned home Friday Mrs Will Sloan is visiting her mother at Kuttaxva this week washereMiss Myrtle Williams and Mr Benson marriedWednesday Mr leo King who has been visllicg homeSundayMiss Mannie Sills and Mr Joe Todd Thursday Earllogton wsbrokencovered that a thief had entered tbe barber shop of Mr Cbas Jenkins and extracted etcIttheft about 12 oclockassome parties saw a fellow about that time sneaking around the premises They also attempted to gain an entrance into Mr Cbas Gribbles store but were unsuccessful No clue as yet as to robbers Gathering of Teachers At Hanson there are a number ofI young teachers in Prin McCulleys training classes Tuition and board collegeto JimHed first year Register early E McCULLEY A 11- Hnnson Ky Are you a subscriber to TilE BEE You should beIBEN T ROBINS- ONDRUGGIST Mortor1s Gap Ker1tuclcy Alwayson hand a full and complete stock o DRUGS AND MEDICINES PERFUMERY and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS PrtYICISANS PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED Youngman dressup Dont be a fop but look well dressed Our Tailor Made Cloth ing is well and cally made artistiI stacks of samples GenIuinc goods at prices I St Bernard Genl Store j I I iupFQ i 7 ONB BNJOY whoaSyrupand refreshing to tho taste and aeta gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys Liver and cleanses tho sys tem effectually dispels colds head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the everjroi initsmosthcnIthynndmany excellent qualities commend it to all and lao mado it the most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 cent bottles by all leading drug gists Any reliable dxugist who may not have it on hand will pro cure it promptly for any ono who ncceptan1substitute CALIFORNIA no mw Co OALuuisviuroM MK Capital Sick Paid In Surplus Fund v 50000 20000kCOMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi theyknowmen wage earners and to women Theres safetyIf the bank is a good one Theres convenlence i tbe money always ready and out 9 sqoanderingsmall sums when 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CompYpllcedof coinnremed powderediirepnrnlliua acer tained to of moro general uso among inoUlcal men than any other for the cure or al leviation of such Ill cornnon to iiinniu liavo their origin In an Impaired dlgritlou or weakened capacity for assimilating fundntnorblng nourishment an waste The catalogue of ml Included under Ibla head to bald to Include prtty lIely evcry dlscaso far which tbo pilylcIan It cotleil upon toprecrlbe In their standard remedy for tlia acceptance of t American oopie the company laid down the prIuctle that everything uttering Into tho packet should IJe ot the grade and so prepared and protected na to retain Its fluidities Intact and unimpaired through extruded t of tintS 111 climate Only choicest drugs should used their preparation ahould belli accordance with the latest perfected methodS ot modern science thetabulri packed In protected by absorbent cotton and securely corked Even the corks- used liavoueen of a grade eolilgh In IK requirements that no manufacturer of these r veryday moro thiiu n small proportion from Ms output thatIgJrrnrouu meet ra The floss were turn packed boxes of n not surpassed n beauty and perfection of workmanship by thoao used by the most faitldlout In jewel and ornamcntsofgold having Mt their high standard and never conwnt Ing to vary from It the proprietors resorted to the accepted modern methods of making their commodity and seren hundred thousand dollars In vested within lire years In newspaper advertising lies Informed every American citizen conrlllllJ tllo superior and surprising Qualities ot itipans TabuIeL lJolng tllollJhltul ntti olJyera ot the changed conditions that sweep overthoroniueretal world and careful to note every circumstance bavlDg a bearine- upon tho successful prosecution of their trade the managers of the compsnybae noted that there M a present Imliteut demand for a lower price every that 1Mheatwrapping and packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might re years but Is needless In the case of n purchase Intended to be consumed In a t experlocfIhatoellenco from that might at first IAVo been expected Inasmuch as under farorableconaltlon thosothat bare lrolLO drawer n traveling hag or pocket I for sercrol weeks or mouths are round I at fresh and as cfflcaclous at ever Acting upon thpso imzcentlona cod noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of 2groatnewspapers now sold for n rent Instead of tile old rate of five limes amount nod the general tendency In nil direction toward low rates and Increased salts tbo company hare entered upon the experiment of putting up Rlpans Tabule In pasteboard packagedt a proprietary medicine FIVK CENTS ten tabules or dotes for onebait a cent each company will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form with which the learned to know and vnluo the Rlpans Tabule but will offer tbe cheape- rsorrcxperiinentaflyfortho benefltot such M mny desire them It should be understood tho U the medicine U idonticalin both sorts the only difference being In the form and comparative cost of or putting up The flvecent peck cites am not yet to bo had of all dealers although It II probable that almost any drug will obtain nupply when requnteu a customer to do so i but In any cue a cOtton containing ten tabtilen will be sentpoatagepaldto any artdrcs for five cents In t ttatnpi forwarded to the Itlpan Chemical Co No 10 Spruce St4New York Until the 40ceollbKooJt are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a ino cash with the order la every cue I s IITI IAAAAAAAAdAAalohnB Castlenian Arthur GLaneliarc llrecklnridge Cattleman I Royal Insurance CoI t I The Largest Does Of Fire the Li VerpoolIr Does the Largest Business in the Southern States I Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 2498310 II I tPAULM EARLINGTON KY Resident Agent for Earlingtoa and L Vicinity 000 0 v 0 trade Barbee Gastleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home Office Louisville Ky I 51NO j WE EXPENSE HAVE SPARED M MlTo make our Funeral K Equipment the best in Ithis part of the State Anything and every 1 thing you want in livery I J PRICESALWAVS U l THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD M n JJ EARLINGTOIM KY J4 r frrr o I THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON X FIRST QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MARCH e Text of the Lesson Math xll 113 Mem ory Verse 1013 aoldeu Text Matb ill Commentary by the Rev D SI StearnsCopyright 1S97 by D M Stearns 1 At that tlmo Jesus went on the Sab bath day through tho corn and Ills disci pies worn an hungered and began to pluo1I tho ears of corn and to cat The lesson today touches the Sabbath question the ono which according to all tho gospels determined tho Pharisees to kill Christ See verso 14 Immediately following our lesson then Mark ill 0 Luke vi 11 John v 10 Dr Weston says that tho Sab bath was tho Jewish national Hag other nations practiced circumcision offered sacrifices and had temples and religious rites but In tho Sabbath tho Jews claimed a peculiar relation to Qod as their Creator Redeemer and Rest As tho nation grew In national feeling and prldo and In tho thought of separation from and superiority to other nations they bccamo moro and more tenacious of their Sabbath If wo keep In mind that it was their national honor they were thinking of nnd not tho honor of their God and Ills Word wo shall understand many things otherwise dark 2 But when tho Pharisees saw it they said unto Him Behold Thy disciples do that which is not lawful to do uiwn tho Sabbath day The Sabbaths were a sign between God and Israel not to show how holy and honorable they were but to honor Him and delight in Him and magnify Him If eating a little corn oven fresh from tho field would quiet tho body that tho soul might tho better commnno with God It was wen so to do Sec EL xssl 13 and lea Mil 13 8 But Ho said unto them Havoyo not read what David did when ho was an hungered nnd they that were with him They would hardly wish or darn to find fault with David their great king whom they praised so much oven if they were BO unwilling to recognize tho Son of David anti Davids Lord in Him with whom they now find fault 4 How Ho entered into tho house of Oed and did cat tho shcwbrcnd which was not lawful for Him to cat neither for them that were with Him but only for tho priests God would have us consider the spirit of His law rather than tho ex tremo letter of it Ho would have us to know Him and Ills great heart of love It is bettor to know Him than to bo wise or mighty or rich Ho delights In loving kindness judgment and righteousness Jer Ix 23 24 D 0 Or havo yo not read In tho law how that on tho Sabbath days tho priests in tho temple profane tho Sabbath and are blameless But I say unto you That In this place is one greater than tho temple Thus Ho directs them to their king and priests as both doing that which by the strict letter of the law was forbidden and yet they aro blameless In verses 41 and 43 of this chapter Ho says Ho is greater than Jonah and Solomon Ho now says Ho Is greater than tho temple and implies what Is elsewhere taught that Ho is greater than David or Aaron In Hebrews wo read that Ho is greater than angels or Moses or tabernacle or sacrifice He is our great Priest King 7 But if yo had known what this meanoth I will havo mercy and not sacri flee yo would not havo condemned tho guiltless What a comfort that wo are to havo righteous judgment and our Judgo will not decide by what Ho sees or hears Isa xl 8 4 and will never without cause condemn either a person or n work Let us havo moro of His Spirit remember- Ing I Cor iv 5 8 For the Son of Man is Lord oven of the Sabbath day As Son of Man Ho is Lord of all earthly institutions and tho direct object of all earthly allegiance All things were created by Him and for Him and by Him all things consist Cot I 10 17 Ho shall yet subduo all things unto Himself oven all kings shall fall down be tore hUm and nil nations servo Him I- Con xv 23 Pg Ixxll 11 Wo feel like saying Oh that these people had known Him that they might cheerfully receive Him and submit to Him instead of judg ing Him 0 And when Ho was departed thence Ho went into their synagogue If Ho could not get good Ho would bo where Ho might do good Tho Scriptures wero read in tho synagogues and there Is nothing on earth like tho Word of God Whether those who read sco much or little of God in Ills Worjd Ho is in every pago of it and opened eyes and cars will see and hear Him 10 And behold there was a man which had his hand withered And they asked Him saying Is it lawful to heal on tho Sabbath days that they might accuse Him Tho impotence of tho man was very suggestive of tho spiritual condition of tho nation hut ho knew his condition and they did not They were blind and deaf and lame and palsied and leprous and thought that nothing ailed them but that on tho contrary they were tho only righteous people on earth 11IIAnd Ho said unto them What man shall thcro be among you that shall have ono sheep and If it fall into a pit on the Sabbath day will ho not lay hold on it and lift it out Ono has well suggested that Ho did not say ceo a sheep but havo n sheep tho point is that of ownership Ho is tho Lord of tho Sabbath day Tho law commanded to help creatures not your own if you saw them in trouble Dcutxxil 4 12 How much then is a man better than a sheep Wherefore it is lawful to do well on tho Sabbath lays Better than runny sparrows better than all beasts Gods own property every day and though oft in rebellion against Him yet loved by Him anti watched longingly to see if he will turn to His good and loving God God is good to tho unthankful and to the evil but how llttlo they think that His good ness is intended to lead them to Him 18 Then salth Ho to tho man Stretch forth thino hand Anti ho stretched it forth and it was restored whole like at tho other Tho man could not help him self and ho know it but Jesus healed him instantly lire Pharisees were as helpless to help themselves as this man but they did not know it mill would not Ixjllevo when they were told so continued help less nnd worse they gave place to tho devilThis lesson must include verso 14 for It sets forth their determination because of Christs conduct on this occasion anti also gives tho reason for some changes in Ills teaching or rather Ills manner of teach ing Ho will not yet break these bruised reeds but tho tuna will como verse 20 Let verses 21 to 28 give some light upon verses 81 82 Let verses 84 to 80 urgo us on to Let tho Word of Christ dwell in ue richly Col Ill 10 and may verso 60 gut ur n constant Halleluiah FELL FROM A TRESTLE Luther Warner of Taylor Mines Accidentally Killed by a Fall Near Rockport Beaver Dam Ky Feb Luther Warner aged twentyfive who lived at Taylor Mines while walk ing on a fortyfoot trestle near Rockport this morning fell and received fatal injuries from which he died at 2 oclock this alternoon He was a miner Senor DuBosc the new Spanish minister will arrive at Washington in the next ten days The organ of the Spanish army says that war between the United States and Spain will break out in April iJI1MI4I11lu FOR ALL LLSE AlLS lieu VseInCONSUMPTION t 4 ti I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I tiNCORPORATEDMiners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE i F General Office Earlington Kentucky Ii JB1Fiiic11 Offices ti5 Kentucky Memphis Tenn i A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind I2 vVraoletseile rittJOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo i J W iI3RIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III 1 II THE FAMOUS NO9y For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St CharlesiMines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking iused THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET p 1 I BRUSHED GOKE FOR BSSE BURNERS AND FURNBBES I WhyQbuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One iftonof the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 2 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week IlrelunluR Feb 27I Comniiiit by Her S II Dojlo Tone Jotting cloa to ClirUt Iuko x 8842 John xvll 20JO The homo scenes described in the lifo of Christ nre few in number but interesting in character Konu has been of more interest than this ono recorded by Luke where Tesus amid His disciples came to tho homo of Martha anti Mary at Bethany Martha probably being tho older and tho head of tho house began to concern herself with the entertain out of her guests and ns is so often tiro caso with womankind under the circum stances worked herself into n state of high nervous excitement Mary being of n quiet spiritual disposition pre ferred to sit closo to Jesna at His feet to listen to tho words that fell from His lips as Ho talked to His disciples In this position Martha in her excitement chilled Mary for her thoughtlessness and appealed to Christ Himself to bid Mary como and assist her but Christ rebuked Martha for her ovenmsiety about tho unimportant things of lifo and corn mended Mnry for her absorbing interest in tho highest welfare of her being Ho thus teaches us that it is better to got closo by Him and to stay closo by Him than to bo overintciested in mill concerned about tho thing of life which perish with tho usage 1 Wo can get closo to Christ by study ing His word Ho is no longer upon earth in bodily form that wo can sit at His feet as Mary did and listen to His words of matchless wisdom but Ills words havo not all been lost to tho world Many of them havo been recorded and preserved for our uso today Wo can still sit nt His feet and listen to His words if wo will only take tho Bible and read nud study it Its wonderful how little WO appreclato and how care lessly wo use this blessed privilege of listening to thovoicoof Christ Himself 2 We can get clcso to Christ iu prayer Not only can wo read what Jesus has said listeu to Ilia voice in tho Scriptures but wo have tho priceless privilege of talking to Him commun ing with Him in prayer This is n great blessing that wo enjoy and wo blionld not fail to realize it We should spend much timo with Christ in prayer holding soul to soul communion with Him that our dispositions and our characters may become moro and moro liko His Tho ono aim of our lives should be to be moro like Christ Tho closer wo keep to Him in thought and word and deed the more like Him wo will become It is His desire that wo should bo like Him that Ho anti wo should bo ono and one also with God Let us therefore study thoroughly anti repeatedly His word and Imbibe His character anti disposition as manifested iu it Let us hold constantly sweet communion with Him in prayer until wo shall bo transformed by tho power of tho Spirit into this very likeness Biblo Readings Ps cxxi 18 Provo xviii 24 Luko viii 85 Joins xv 110 Gal ii 20 v 1020 Eph iv 83 Phil i 2128 ii 5 Col Hi 10 17 KENTUCKIANS WART TO FIGHT Sons of Distinguished Families Ask to be Enlisted Frankfort Ky Feb 24GoV ernor Bradley this afternoon re ceived alettcr from two former Kentuckians members of promi nent families asking that their names be cnliisted In the first Kentucky company of volunteers should a war with Spain occurI They are Robert IWickliffe Wood ley and Francis Breckinridge Douglass Both are now on the reportorial I staff of the New York Sun and are anxious so they say to figlit for the Cubans Their desire willI be gratified by the Governor should Uncle Sam declare war against j the Dons t More than 8000 varieties postal cards have been issued in tho c WIthin the past thirtyfive years J r i i N REASON APPARENT Patriotic Appeals of Free Sil vcr Senators in the Light of Facts How They Have Parceled out Po litical Pie to Themselves DONT NEED POllLISTS IN THE SOUTH Washington D C Feb 28 Voters who are shortly to he asked to consent to a fusion arrangement by which they will he compelled to support for Congress men not members of their own party and professing friendship for a single feature of the party doctrines will perhaps be interested to know that time fusion scheme so elabor ately mapped out by the Chairmen of the Democratic Populist and underIstootldesigned simply for the purpose of electing to office a little coterie of chronic ofTiccseakcrs who haveIpooled their issues for this The flamboyant shrieks in be half ot patriotism and human- Ity which Chairmen Jones Butltr and Towne simultaneously emitted it now appears were the result of long conferences and consultations not only as between themselves but with all the members of the little group of officeseekers each one of whom was carefully selected for the particular ollice which it is now proposed that this combination shall grab through the fusion which its spokesmen are urging- It is learned from inside sources that the detailed plans of the men now urging fusion are as follows California Senator White the new Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Committe who wants to succeed himself as Senator is cordially cooperating with this fusion movment The plan outlined by the triumvirs to commend the members of their respective parties toenter this fusion scheme is that all the silver forces in California must unite on a Demo crat White of course for and that members of SenatorIi are to be divided between crats and Populists In the first second third and fourth districts of this State Democrats are to be selected as the fusion candidates and the fifth sixth and seventh Populists and the governor also is to be given to that party with complete fusion on the legislature Barlow and Castle Populists who now represent the sixth and seventh districts are signers of an ad dress favoring fusion Colorado There is no Senator to elect but there is an eye out for the place two years hence In the Hepublican list are to be named for the places they now hold Both are signers The Populists are to have the Gov rnor with a view to a silver Re publican to the Senate two years hence In this State it is recog lized that the Democratic party s well nigh extinct IdahoGunnPopulist now rep csenting the State in the Houses to be renominated and Dubois silver Republican and exSenator- s slated for the Senater two years lence Heitfield Populist is to otain his present position as Sen ttor All are signers A Demo rat is to have the Governship Kansatth Democrat is prom ised the Scnatorsbip in two years Harris Populist is to continue in the Senate Botkin Vincent Mc Cormick Ridgeley Peters and Simpson all signers and Populists the Democrats being fed on prom ises for the distant future- elfinnesolaTowne silver Republican is to have the nomination in the sixth district He was once elected as a Republican bolted the party and was defeated in 1896 and has been trying to get back in office ever since The other districts are to be divided among silver Republicans Populists and Democrats the Governorship is to go to a silver Republican and the Senatorship to a Democrat Montana Mantle silver Republican is to succeed himself in the Senate and Hartman silver Republican is slated for his present place in the House Both are signers The Democrats are prom Populiststhe bosses are having hard work to make the plan succeed as the Democrats and Pop llsts think they with the largest vote are getting very little while the silver Republicans with a small vote arc getting the plums But the arrangements of the fusionist bosses in Vashington is to elect those now in and they are insisting npon the program Ntlraika Allen Populist a signer is slated to succeed himself and is one of the men whom a special effort is being put forward to save In Nebraska there is owing to Mr Bryans candidacy in 1896 something left of the Demo cratic party Jones position acts as a Check upon Bryan and Bryan Democrats and forces fusion for Allens return Maxwell Stark Sutherland and Greene signers arc to be returned A Democrat is slated for Governor Nevada Newlands who en dorsed the fusion paper is to be returned North Carolina Marion Butler Populist chairman of the Populist National Committee hopes to suc ceed himself two years hence He was elected in combination with Republicans but having acted ever since with the Democrats he must look to that party for fusion and support next time Fowler Strowd Shuford and Martin Populists signed the address and arc booked to return if the Democrats can be assured of no Populist opposition in the Republican districts of the State North Dakota Some slight hope is entertained of reelecting Roach Democrat to the Senate He is caringIarc ernor and member of the House OregonThe Senatorship is promised to a Democrat and the Congressional nomination to Van derberg and Martin Populists The Governorship is also to go to the Populists South DakoaPettigrewsilverR- epublic n signer of two mani- festoes is looking for his return two years hence Knowles and Kelly P9pulists and signers are to be returned in the House a Populist Governor named and a few minor offices given the Dernj crats There is not ofa Democratic or silver Republican party in this State and Pettigrew wants to silver Republican representative of the latter party in tire gam- eUahCaniton sliver Republi can and signer is slated to succeed jr i SIi KingDemocratthe silver bosses in Washington agree on Cannon it had been a hard matter to make the Demo crats agree upon him as many ambitious Democrats believe an outandout Democrat can be elected and dont like to have Cannon forced down their throats but Chairman Jones has written a letter ordering the Democrats to support Canno- nIIasAinglanA Populist Goy ernor Rodgers is slated for the Senate and Lewis Democrat and Jones silver Republican for the House the latter with Turner signed the addres- sIIIjolttgOsbornc Democrat is slated for the Senate He is now in the House The Repre toImost good for Osborne In the foregoing only States have been considered which were represented in the recent declara tions and where the signers of them are making such great efforts to have themselves returned through fusion In the Southern States the Democrats are trusting as usual to the election machinery to return Democrats In the Northern States the Democrats expect in most cases the assistance of the Populists and silver Repub licans This is especially so in the middle Western States and in isolated districts efforts will be made to throw the Populists n sop Populist candidate of the silver forces can hope to succeed The Populists are to be recognized where their votes arc absolutely necessary The silver Republicans arc to receive miningStatesman Towne but above and beyond all is the underlying motive of the whole affair the reelection of those now in office the unity of the silver forces for the benefit of the bosses in Washington 9ur Joloted Eiti ens pertlloloGao ALEXAMDti BarlmflOD Ky Mr and Mrs Geo Scott who were reo cently married received a nice wedding present last week from MrScotts parents who reside at Columbia Tenn P Duncan is still quite ill Mrs Mintie Ray is stilt improving Rev G O Walker is on the sick list Mrs Gipson Is still unable to be up Will Kiliebrew is all smiles He has a new girl at his house Mrs Oiborn came out from Madison ville Monday night to attend the twostep entertainmentMrs Jones of Madisonyille was here Monday night If any good comes to the negro it must come through his own exertions Stop posing as an object of charity and go to work Richard Phelps of Hopkinsville was In the city this week While the party was coming home from Madisonville Monday night they drove off theirhandsholdingItgot out toSunday0 Little Lillian and Beatrice Shellon re MissKatJeHog hams are very common but when Johnson sight 4 t1 o 102 t f cr Junes Alexander fell and mashed his 4 nose the other day We are sorry to seq the boys of ttarllntf ton behave so badly at church and elis where On the street anti in the store their conduct ii simply sbimrfiil ST CHARLES Mr Geo Sharp Is very sick this weak Rev Mohan preached at the A M E Church Sunday morning and night t Mrs Lew Smith anti family will leave 1 our town soon for Hopkinsville where she will make it her future homo We will be V- soi ry to nee her go Miss Annie Earl Ins returned home from her visit to Brazil Ind v i Miss Margaret Clrmrnls of Motions Gap Is visiting her mother Mrs Untie Clements this week Mrs Mary Kirl wlui has been sick fpr quite a while IN improving slowly Mrs Mary Davis and family are on the sick list VA Mr anti Mrs FtirKcrson are rnadol happy It is a girl i Why does Mr W P look so badl Oh yesl 1 know that girl has gone back on him Mr John Dening and family are going io move in Tincup Look out now for a famboree for those Tincup negroes are out of sight r Wo hope that house on the corner in jTlncup will keep less noise In ihe future 1 than it has In the past Hojs please dont go there 4 If Rev J A Darnells funeral will beVL preached at tbe St Charles Baptist Church 21Sunday March Cth We are expecting a v large crowd MORTONS GAP tjj + Rev Ware filled the Stand Sunday Mrs Careiline Williams Is on the sick f list Reese Stanley is sick at this WritingMD L Grady was in MiJisonvillo last Saturday on business fk1 Miss Ueltie McGiry returned home Friday i Some people are talking too much about J things of which they know nothing lie careful for what ye tow ye shall reap Baj s tbe Scripture The exercises at the reading circle were very Interesting Sunday Mrs Drowbt per on True Womanhood was good Indeedi S Parents give your children a chance If You Are Going North 4 If You Are Going South If You Are Going East If You Are Going West UMCHAie TICKET VIA THe a JJJLOuisviLle 4 NttHviuc H Rl AND SO OCCUR Tho Maximum of Safety The Maximum ofSpeed The Maximum of Comfort f The Minimum of Rates t 5 Rate Time and kit other laforroallaa will U cheerfully furalthtil by C p ATUOHr G r A prby LOCUVIUJC XT W W ETI1 RIDGE AGENT GROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONIC18 JuSV AS GOOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRIC5OctO- anAiiAtLufloyrejaParis Medicine Co Gentlemen Wo sold last year GOO bottle o banboullhtperience nt It drug 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