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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 3, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898030301_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 3, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. o 'j?P"wrwi :t f Malta giiuftbiHtaidftbMdlhiidkudbirfv dAu jjjLi- - kJKmu m.An.iJ.,,, 0PBN PACK OR. HUNTINd CASH With II. W. Raymond' Movtintnt, lar With WATCH, S25.00, flrst-Class 1,,,,,, J..A.nA,L. A-- ,1 -... BRINOYOUR.... " "V FOR REPAIRING TO Jrr Vnfarf t' -"TiJ a 1 H A. onr-rk"- !l dtflnw' ltBBWE8mwSfc jT i.CY7f "fty-- t yJ Laviv3flaY3iaBMaS s T CT. ano sen).?!..'... i ij . CJuarantee, at STORE, cjprc-yr 0. SISK'S U00K AND JEWELRY A1ADISONVILLB, KY. P J. eroeler, iiTaotsontille. KIKCHDOERFFER. wbobas had 35 years D. Sisl;, t xperience, with first-clas- s reference - p wrjwirjTnrjTBrjji i""J "J - T J'- '.". uyy;t. NO. 9 NINTH YEAR. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1898. DELAY IS DOE THE VERDICT, MISS YVILLARD. and Spaniards In Cuba Getting Impatlont. In the Toils ML WANT TO LEARN 'ft? of a cough a hacking, racking, rasping cough that irritates the lungs and leads to dire results. It is ill such cases that The Lait Illte Over tho itcmalm of th (treat Temperance Leader. Hvan-stom111., Feb. 2:,. The last rites over the body of Frances Willnrd, Annual Roport of tho Board oi president of the Women's Christlun Indian Commissioners. Temperance union were performed here. The city was in mourning, schools und business houses being closed and flags put at half-mas- t EVIDENCE OF PROGRESS IS NOTED, out of respect for the dead leader. IVivate services were first held ,, 01 INDIAN FARDS FIFTY-FIFT- H CONGRESS. TIm Royal DR. BELL'S Pine-Ta- r- riiry ar Inclined to Think the Investigation by tlio Navttl Hoard of Inquiry Jim lleen Ilarreu of Vital Iteaults Tho More Couterratlrr, However, Think tho 1'ropef Counellaa lleen Tursued Henatort I'roo-tor'- a Milt. Iteaults of Civil Service ICuIca Commended, and the l'laclnc; of Agents Thereunder Advocated Gratifying Increaso of Attendance of Indian Chlldern at the Schools rrovtded Considerable Progress In the Allotment of Lands. Honey proves its wonderful" efficacy The cause of the trouble is eradicated the irritation is allayedthe lungs are healed and strengthened aud cold leaves the system as snow disappears before the, suushiuc of spriug. Er. IWa li an In. fallible rrrnedjr tut all lung ami bronchial troubles, alight or sever. All druggists Hilt at ate. Mo and 11.00 a bottle, or It will tw nt upon receipt of price. Tie E. K. SstkarUas fe, Mares, IMh I;. &! mm arc Dangerous I l r...i U&ts VI When threatened with a Cough; the old saying "a stitch in time saves nine." A 25c bottle of DR. OTTO'S Spruce 6um Balsam will save you large doctor bills, a long spell of sickness and perhaps ydurlife. SO DELAY s NOT A MOMENT. Pleasant to take. Price 25c and 50c - v or by tnall on receipt of l'Ucc. Tor Sale by Jill Druggists, UatvlUt, rail THE 6ARL8TEDT MED. US., Sold by Si. Bernard Drug Store A LA BELLE JARDINIERE. FASHIONABLE L. FRITSCH & SON, TAILORS .. -:- MERGHANT AND r The arrival of a battalion of more than 2,000 regular troops from Iiarcc-onINDIANA. VxVANSVILLE, as ulready cabled, excited public r'E zarneslty solicits I lie pitronaga of bis nterest only for the day. Guns u ero ared, " ivas" shouted and decorations, Hopkins county friends A'hich the raluspolIed,hung up,but that a as all there was of It. These men, so I Is alleged, are the advance guard of fe 7 division of 11,000 Spanish regulars, H!itt to take the place of the sick uud wounded who have returned to Spain Hotel, within the last few months. The Spaniards know that Senator LOUISVILLE, KY., Croetor is a close friend of President ilcKlnley nnd, despite his disclaimer Is the Only First-Clas- s if a political mission, they continue to 3 $2.00 Per Day Motel $ ittuch considerable importance to his , rlstt at this juncture. Some think that & 5, le has been sent hero by tho president in the ,o make a report on tho situation as fc was sent 3 COME AND SEE US, 8 Mr. ltlountCleveland. to Hawaii by President The Spanish, who, in the main, are of American customs and poPIKE CAMPBELL, $ ignorant methods, cannot understand litical MANAGER. why a former secretary of war should ;ome to Havana, and there arc many expressions of surprise that Senator I'roctor is not In uniform instead of BO YEARS' livillnu dress. EXPERIENCE Great preparations are being made .o welcome the cruiser Vizcaya. Senor Riviera, editor of La Discus-liosays: "Tho general impression liere is that the United States court of inquiry has already decided that the Trade Marks llfcaster of the Maine was the result of nrcinNa COPYRIQHTO &C in accident." may Asrone lendw I a sketch and description The grip is very prevalent in laloklr aic Tcrobablr patrntabta. Communlca- nivAntlon i ubiuatrlatHrconadentfal. Handbook on I'atenu 331 Upper First Street, a, J yU 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 pari Of the hull, or as to whether the six or ammunition magazines forward to the starboard exploded. They Insist, moreover, that expert divers, with enough experience to make drawings of the condition of things submarine, might have been at work a week igo and might have settled the question as tb magazines at least cro this. Those who hold these views demand :hat the hull forward should be raised without further loss of time nnd before It has sunk too deep in forty feet of soft mud. There are miuo who go to far as to charge tho United States fovernment with adopting the Spanish policy of delay until the disaster shall bo partially forgotten or discounted. Many of tho Spanish officials ure said to entertain the opinion that this is the iase, and seem to be very well pleased rrith tho notion. On the other hand, however, good udgcs say that all criticism in this rein is made without a knowledge of the f aets,and thut no one nave the members of the court of inquiry and their tupcriors is aware of all the testimony ievelopcd or of what submarine plans oavc been made. Those also urge that there is no use trying to raise the hull mtil the wreckage or nrmor, cngiuc docks, guns nnd nasts have been taken out. To do this will take time, aud the apparatus for iho work can only bu found in tho torth. It Is said no company in tho world ever took a coutract for such n vork where the blowing up of the a reck by dynamite wus prohibited iliut the most Important evidence be lot destroyed. Hut even the most moderate strongly leprecate uny more delay than Is absolutely necessary, while all agree that the Ainerlcan people are not likely to torget so readily. Humors of this, thut r the other discovery, setting on foot litis, that or the other theory, are still fife. In most cases, when run down, ihey are easily proved to be false. It is iseless to deny thut the interest here hi much lees 'intense than it u as a week go, but it Is ever ready to be kindled inew by any established facts. The court of inquiry Is as quiet as ihe statue of Metnmon, as digultled ind as stern. Its members nre courteous, but they feel deep responsibility y resting upon them. To talk might not only cost a comtnls-ilou- , no matter how high the rank of the holder, but it would surely precipitate trouble, either here or in the United Stales. They were not exclu-tlv- e when on shore, and they dined with Consul Lee now and again, but die wreck was always u prohibited ten-inc- h super-itructure, iiidis-sreetl- Havana, Feb. 28. Many Americana ind homo Spaniards here insist that the investigation into the Maine disaster has thus far been supcrllcial and dian commissioners, of which Merrill E. Gates Is chairman, has been submitted to Secretary Bliss. It says that tn the general condition of tho Indians 'no important changes have occurred, but there is evidence of steady progress in industrial pursuits and in cdu-:atio- Wasiilvotox, March.l. Tho twenty-nintannual report of the board of In- h FRANCES K. WILLARD. at "Rest Cottage," Miss Willard'shome, tit which were present only the relatives and most intimate friends and the oftlcers of the V. C. T. V. A prayer acting president of the W. C. T. U., " Jewns, and after the hymn was offered by Mrs. Tj. M. N. Stevens, Lover of my Soul," had been sung by those present, tho casket was conveyed to the First Methodist Episcopal church, which was packed to tho doors, 'and where the final scviccs were held, led by Rev. Dr. Frank M. Bristol, Miss Wlllard's former pastor. Addresses were made by President Henry Wude Rogers, president of Northwestern university; Rev. Dr. Charles Little, Mrs. Louisa Rounds, Mrs. John Dot-tc- r, of Iceland; Mrs. Catherine L. Stevenson nnd Mrs. Clara Hoffman. The casket was literally covered with (lowers, almost every country nnd state being represented by some floral piece. A POPULAR ENTERTAINMENT. OF LOTUS AND SUITINGS ptc. the I I Fifth Avenue 4 ) L-it- i IjJnJjH Scientific fltnericatn a 1 n, Ila-ran- aentlrgat UldMt aiencr for ecurlnjrpatenu rocelra (OTBl notice, without cnargs, in tb( A FITZHUQH III LEE DIVISION. lt.a. a aaa.B.1 T aiakJValBP . Would Form a Dlvlilon Case of War. MinDLKsnoito, Ky Teh. 27 A card IIUNIiTCo.3818"4'' New York BfScl 0locriB6 P Bt, WuhlDgton. W. A. NISBEl , Preildent O. W. WADDILL, Cashier D. C 3oprCin.s (Lountu n a local newsnancr askintr 'federates to form a regiment to serve ,u case of war with Spam, has brought nore than enough responses to till the anks from southwest Virginia, cast Tennessee and Kentucky. The originator of the idea now contemplates the 'orniatlon of a division to bo command-i- d by Fitzhugh Lee. ex-co- Madisonville, Ky. Gaptil Stock, - - - $50,000, Transacts a general banking business, and invitee the accounts of the citizens of It is an interesting fact that the Hopkins and adjoining counties, Has the finest and most secure vault in cent was first proposed by Robert that section of Kentucky Charted ylth I'orf Ing-- Money Orderi. , Feb. 27. James W. Jones, a clAin the office of the auditor of the polwDiTIco department, was arrested Friday by oiQIoers of the secret service on the charge of forging United States money orders. WashinoA-ok- . pDon't Use Drugs unlsts you need them, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by reWe keep only sponsible druggists. the best. That is (be great distinction to be looked for when the time cornea that you need them Nowhere ejse will ypu find so com plete ajrtotkr A good tirao to begin tQAMpring meoiciHu. Morris and named by Thomas ferson. Jef- Only one person in fifteen has perfect eyes, the largest per cent-ag- e prevailing of defectiveness among people, fair-haire- d BERNARD DRLQ STORE, MY AN HOPPER, MMcf The first European book that ever appeared in the Japanese lan- nation, guage was a translation of'Heine's 4 German songs. Subscnb for The Bee. V;i The firemen were hindered by a lack f water. Falling wnlls added to the danger of iho workers nnd the escape of some The receipts were more than $10,000. iremen was ull but miraculous. KILLED BY A NEGRO. Tho hard fight lasted several hours, )ut finally conquered the fire. Reports rho llliitk llrutn was Infatuated hIUiHIi a tho effect that many persons had Whlto Uetlin. seen killed and injured spread rapidly Cal., Feb. 2.". Henry WilOakland, throughout tho city and great excite-uen- t liams, n negro, nged 23, shot und killed prevnlled. The loss is estimated .Miss Ethel Gray, a white girl, shortly it over 8350,000; nt first it was reported After midnight, nt her residence, inW kj be over St,000,000. THE BOARD OF INQUIRY. Rust Sixteenth street, and then killed Mr. W. B. Duke, president of the nlmself, Vmcrlcan Tobacco Co., witnessed the Tlie dead girl was 2J years of age, a Assertions vrlth Regard to .tho Hoard's lestructlon of his property. He said Actions Mere .Speculation. laughtey of Mrs. U.S. Gray, nnd wns ihat It It would bo at once rebuilt. WASiu.NOTON'.March. at the The origin of the fire inplov ( d as a clerk. unknown, navy department, from the secretary fourteen hundred men, is The dead negro was adespeiate charwomen and Jown, has any information whatever ihlldren ier, nnd had served n term in the coun-,are thrown out of employ-ncu- t. in 11 for theft. He is said to have as to whether or not the Maine court of inquiry will return to Havana from tieen iufutuated with the girl. FROM THE EADS BRIDGE. Key West, and in fact, the plans of the ACTIVITY AT FORT THOMAS. jourt are absolutely unknown here. Mbert A. Henrys Leap to Death at St. For this reason, it is said, I ho Troop I'mler Hpeelal Ilclplliio-llat-te- ry department, at the that any St. Louis, Feb. Louis.Albert A. Henry, II, (I. N. O., Wanta ltecrultt. 20. statement as to the probable date upon Cincinnati, Feb. has been which the court will report its conclu- traveling agent for a Philadelphia cold much activity at Fort Thomas, in Kenitorage concern, jumped from the tucky, for home days. While all sions to the secretary of the navy is niddlespanof the Hails bridge at J a. m; purely speculative. It is very doubtful the troops were under special tnd was drowned in the waters of tho discipline with extra drilling, in the minds of the officers here wheth- Mississippi. Col. Cochran, the commandant, and er the members of the court themselves It w as the fifteenth suicidal attempt stlier officers refused to be Interviewed. arc able to pass an opinion on this n St. Louis since last Sunday. The troops have been supplied with 150 point at this time. Henry was seen by teamsters cross-n- g El Liberal, of the same date, warns each. Hattery It of tho Ohio the bridge to take off his overcoat the people "ugalnst those who are national guardunder Cnpt. Herman has seeking to misinterpret every act and tnd climb over the railing, und at first idvei tised for recruits. word of the United States," and criti- thought he was engaged in doing somecizes tho "efforts of the Carlists to thing to the telephone wires. By the THE VIZCAYA GONE. block autonomy," which, it adds, "the ,imc it dawned upon them that the the nig Spanish Warship Hat Sailed for liberals are loyally trying to put into nan was about to commit suicide, nnd no of them had left his wagon and Havana. sffect in Cuba." itartcd towards where Henry was, tho Nkw Yokk, Feb. 20. The Spanish latter had secured the place he wanted, iruiser Vimiyu was reported by the FRANCE HITTING BACK. front whieh he plunged, striking tho ibserver at quarantine under way at Friends of Zola the Victims of French water head first, nnd was seen no more. 1:23 p. m. Her destination is Havana OflUInl Wrath. The ling of the warship was still Uti NOT ALLOWED TO LAND. Paiiis, Feb. 20. It is The VUcayn passed quarantin at 1:37 innounccd that Col. Plcquart, the chief AMaltorto bandy Hook Turned Hack by p. m., with the navy yard tug Nina and military witness for Zola during the Col. Ludlow's Orders. police boat Patrol following her. .atter's trial, will be placed on the hall Nkw Yomc, Feb. 20. Tho captain of pay of a lieutenant. the steamer Strathlay, which is lying Tho t'uurountaUIe Hultlilcs. A chaplain who wrote a letter conn the lower bay awaiting orders, left PniLADKi.t'HiA, March 1. Mrs. Legratulating Zola has been placed upon tils vessel in a small boat to go to tho onora Cushman, a bride of three the unattached list, and Prof. Grimaux, telegraph office at Sandy Hook, but months, committed sulcidu yesterday jf the. Polytechnic school, who signed was not allowed to land, under orders by taking carbolic acid, and Dr. Alextho indorsement of Zola's action, has of Col. Ludlow, commandant there, ander Fulton, ti prominent physician been retired. prohibiting niryone landing at Sandy in the northwestern section of the city, Hook without his written permission. elided his life last night by shooting Uoi. lludd Will be a Candidate, If. Sajj FnANCisco.March. he himself. Motives unknown. Chroni- The War Ship Alliance to be Put In First-Clacle says: Gov. Budd has informed his Repair. Crowded Vessels S ill for Alaska Ports. friends that In view of the retirement PoitTSsiouTir, N. II., Feb. 28. The VicToniA, 11. C, March 1. Tho steam- of Senator White he will be a candidate first positive orders received at, the 2 Mixed 27 ers Australia and Noyod sailed yester- for the United States senate providetl Portsmouth navy yard since tho blow- DAT3-Na2 0 48 day for Alaska ports, tho former with the next legislature Is democratic. , 48 a ing up of tho Maino wero received yes- ltYX-N- o.2 ug i32 passengers, bidding 103 soldiers, 300 W IN terday when orders came to send the rOIJACCO-L- Leaf Hurley 4 BO a 12 00 for Dyca, and the latter with 203 pas- tlti Hugh Lee, Jr., to Visit Ilia Father. war ship Alliance, to sea on April 1. flAY-Cl- ear Timothy 7 60 S 0 76 "Richmond, Va., March 2. Fltz HugK She will bo put in first-clas- s sengers. 15 11 O the steamers Amura, Dairy repair by UUTTER-Cho- lce to esh a 11H Iloscowitz und Victoria will sail, all Lee, Jr., son of Consul-GencrLee, that time. PORK Standard (new) a 10 J7) who is employed here as a clerk in tho UACON-Cl- ear crowded. Rib 3 ek LARD Prim Steam 0. & O. offices, will leave for Cuba toa BH A Raco to Death. CHICAGO. day to visit his father. St. Louis, Feb. 20. tjeorgo Candle, CATTLE-Nat- fve 3 $0 a S eOtf Steers 10 years of age, undertook to cross the HOQS Fair to Choice, 8 S.'HtS 4 07 Death of an Old Newspaper Man. 3 B0 a 4 01 ' Missouri Pacific track near Kings High- SHEEP Fair to Choice TLOUR Winter Patents. W u 10(1 Minimis. Tcnn.. March 1. TYil. M-- t. way in a race with his brother to beat Spring Patents. 4 70 Q 110 thew C. Gallowav. founder of th Mom. an approaching train to the station, WHEAT-N- o. Spring WO 01 phis Avalanche, and afterward editor but was a' moment too lntc, tho train CORN No.No. 2 Red (new).... 101 O 1 02K 2 a 2M of tho Appeal, died last night, in his striking him, inflicting- - injuries from OATS-- No 28 2 & POUlC-M- ess 10 3) a 10 U (new) veventv-eitrnvear which he died KANSAS CITY. CATTLE-Natl- ve 3M O & 10 where you got that cold. Do , The greatest poet of Persia was I desire to attest to the merits of Cham- HOGS All Urades.Steers I W a 4 02 WHEAT-N- o. 2 Hard St HVft Firdousi. who composed an cnic berlain's Cough Remedy as one of the OATS-z Whit aWiS 27 you know where you can get the BJr.4 called "The Shah Nameh," about most valuable and efficient preparations on CORN-N- o. 2 t NEW ORLEANS. euro for it ? Every drug store the middle of the tenth century, the market. It broke an exceedingly dan FLOUR-HI- gh Qrade 4 06 a 6 W gerous coungh for me jn twenty-fou- r hours IXHIN-N- o.2 3 MM keeps Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. A. D. a ad and in gratitude therefor, I desire to inform HAY Choice. 40 a 1 W never be without that I cures coughs aud colds. PORIC Standard Mess A ! 74 There is great activity in the you should will proud of the hiRh it, and UACON-Sld- es. you esteem feel 6X5 6r League Island Navy Yard, prepar- in which your Remedies are held by people COTTON-MIddl- lng BH$ BK LOUISVILLE ac- In general. ing cruisers and monitors for It is the one remedy among WHEAT-No.2ta 3ORN-2 Mixed , mmI MM ten thousand. Success to it O. R. Dow- OATS-No. There vas a great outburst of tive service. U& M Mixed ney. Editor Democrat, Albion, Ind. For 10 76. 3 11 21 New Mess. patriotism at Athens over the esDrug Store, Earltag- - POltK ear UACON-Clft a X The missing French steamer La sale by St, BernardSt Charles; lien Rob- COVl'ON-Ml.ldl- lnir R1U ft 5 ill ton; George King, cape of King George from assassicom-oleti." o y m. aalf-mast. seml-ofllcinl- riven nt the Metropolitan opera house list night for the widows nnd orphans if the sailors mid men on the battle-ihl- p who went down with the vessel wus n thorough success, financially nnd Hofessiomilly. livery available spot ii the big house was occupied. Thomas l Grady opened the w 1th n short speech, reeount-n- g the heroism of the men on the llulne und eulogizing the dead heroes. Following- hitn came DeWolf Hopper, ultlt his "ElCapltan" company, uccotn-lauic- d by the Seventy-Firs- t Regiment land, now lead by Prof. Fanclulli, of the Marine band, und sang the lag mu s!'e from the opera. The -- 3roadvay Theater Company sang, ilrs from "The Highwayman" und the bustle Square opera company sang the Caster chorus from "Cavilera Rustl-:anapro-rratiiifor-ner- ly Ten Thousand Dollar for the Wldouraund Orphans Mudo by the Jlaluo Disaster. Nkw Yokk, Feb. 23. Tho benefit support of civil service reform," aud the application of the order prohibiting removals without cause in the Indian service. Belief is expressed that the placing of the Indian agents themselves under the civil service would be a great boon to the service. The board thinks tho agreements ct the Dawes commission with the Choc-taw- s and Chickasaws In the Indian territory have one serious defect. They make no provision for some thousands of Chickasaw frfcedraen whose rights us sitlzcns the government is bound to protect. If this defect can be remedied prompt ratification of the treaties by :ongrcss is urged. Mention Is made of the enlarged and improved facilities for Indian education nauguratcd during the past few years, ind figures arc given showing that the snrollment in the 2S9 schools of all grades, Including contract and mission schools, for 1897 was 2J.901 as against in enrollment of 23,572 for 1890. The average attendance of pupils at Indian schools has increased from 3,030 in 1877, to 18,070 In 1897. The schools at the five civilized tribes and of the New York Indians nre not included In these figures. Considerable progress In the allotments it lands to the Indians has been made luring theycar.NcarlyOO.OOOallotments in all have been made since the pracd tice was begun, so that about 3f 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 establishing individual homesteads, and of gaining 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 productive cultivation without an expensive system of irrigation, and the board concurs with the commissioner of Indian affairs in recommending an appropriation to aid in works of this character. Considerable progress has been made in Irrigation work during the year. The case of most urgent need for future development In this line, It Is stated, Is that of the l'lma and Papa-gIndians of Arizona, whose water supply for irrigating purposes was cut off seven years ago by the extension of the Florence canal. The board recommends libernl provision for farmers and field matrons, und for a supervisor of Irrigation and superintendents of constructed ditches. one-thir- The board views with satisfaction "the firm stand of the president in ment to tho diplomatic and consular appropriation bill. Alter some debate the resolution was ruled out Of order by tho chair, which, upon an ppeal being taken to the senate, was sustained )y a vote6f Bl too. In the house the amendment bj-J- r. Kitchen (N C) to strlko out of the mndry clvjl appropriations bill the appropriation for tin detection of violations of the Inter-t- al revenue laws was carried ayes, 69, nays, 65. In tho senate, on the24tb, an effort was made to securo consideration of the Alaskan home-itea- d and railway right-of-wa- y bill, but It went vor on a technicality. Tho feature of the day's proceedings was the speech of Mr. Spooner (Wis.) on the right of Henry W. Corhett to a leat In t he senate from Oregon under appoint-nc- nt of the governor, which was not concluded hcn the .ennto adjourned... In the house iho sundry civil appropriations bill was further ionsldered. An amendment, offered by Mr. Absolutely pure Sayer, to Increase the epidemic fund to !'00,-K- X was lost. In the senate, on tho 23th, In case of Mr. Cor-be- tt, appointed to the senate by tho governor if Oregon,, was further discussed. A bill HOVAL Km) rowots CO., IcC VOBX. the building of a dam between Coon laplds nnd tho northern limits of MInncsita as passed. At B IS tho senate went Into session, and ten minutes later adjourned. In the house, tho sundry civil appropriations bill was further considered, tho Item appropriating U03,(XW for the San Pedro harbor William H. Singerly, proprietor of th jclng passed. In the senate, on the Mth, the discussion of Philadelphia Record, died suddenly Sun ho right of Henry W Corbctt to a seat in the day. icnato from tho state of Oregon occupied most The steamer La Champagne, with a f the session, and ended In an agreement that t vote bo taken on the 23th nt3 p. m. The pen-lio- n broken shaft, has been towed into Halcalendar was cleared by tho passago of sev-ir- al ifax, N. S. She will be taken to New private pension bills. A few blllsof a gen-ir- al York. character were also passed. ...In tho At Honklnsvllle. Kv.. Ti. Wash Hnrrs louso 'consideration of tho sundry civil approdied of a complication of diseases, aged priation bill occupied the time to the exclusion if other business, notably tho bill for the relief s years. if tboIctIms nnd sun Ivors of thn Maine dls-istFitzhugh Lee, Jr., son of the consul Amendments appropriating 1300,000 for general to Cuba, has left for Havana to Jlevcland harbor, l0,OD0 for Wilmington, Del , ind Increasing the appropriation for lloston join his father. tarbor from 8100,000 to $30,030, were adopted. A Maine company asserts that it is IN the senate, on tho 28th, Hon. Henry XT. profitably extracting gold and silver )orbett was, ,by tho decisive vote of 60 to 19, defrom ocean waters. fied admission as a senator from Oregon on Charlcv Hazlett. acred 18. wanted far ippolntmmt by tho governor. The senate then ookup the Alaskan homestead and railway horse-stealin- g at Kinsley, Km., was lUo S3J, Mr. Allen offered flic Cuban belligerency resolution as an amend- In the senalo, on It the hJffctat ar4a bLla powfer UHW. MUSI ISttlMtW N Ulrd t rtler Mm My orksr bratt. MIf GREECE REJOICE Much in Little Is especially true of Hood's Pills, lor nt. imUi cine ever contained so great curative power In so small space They aro a wholo medicu. . Thonksfirivinfir Over King Oeorffo'i Escapo from Assassination. PRAISE FOR THE KING'S BRAVERY, ruiwuui Ta Denm Sung at the Cathedral and Immense Crowds Went to the Palace and Gave the King an Oration Princes, Maria Exhibited Remarkable Coolness In the Ordeal The Name of One of the Assailants Known. chest, ntwjjs ready, ul ways efficient, always sat- hfactoryj prevent a cold 2fc or fever, cure all liver Ills, sick headache, jaundice, constipation, eta. 2SC The only PUB to tal:e nil., rood's Sarsaparllla Hood's 3 " I IIII C " DR. MENDENHALL'S IMPROVED OTHERWISEJOTOTIOKD. from assassination, Saturday, with thanksgiving service everywhere and demonstrations of every kind. Praise for the king s coolness and bravery in Athens, Feb. 28. There is a great CHILL patriotic outburst throughout the country over the escapo of King George Al FEM.C1E. j&lauBBBm I'HilisiBsllH. r it xHlglk GUARANTEED TO CURE PREPARED ONLY BY CHILLS AND FEVER And Malaria KING GEORGE OF OREEOE. In all Forms. Tasteless. Nont genuine without tha above picture and tbd signature of J. C. Mendenhall. lght-of-w- inating the appropriation for representation at he Paris exposition, on a point of order, tho undry cill appropriations bill was passed, dtcr which several bills of minor Importance vere disposed of. A bill In the house, after elim- DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. The Louisville llrancli of the American Tobacco Co. Ilurned to the Uroiind Tho Loss Almost Half a Million-Ma- ny Per- sons Severely Injured Fourteen Hundred KmpIoyoaThroirn Out of Work. ;rQbabA;. nnd Maine streets was by fire yesterday, entailing a oss of oyer 8350,000, fully covered by nsurancc. It was the most disastrous ire that has visited tho Falls City in fears. Tho plant occupied half a square, and it the time the fire broke out contained an army of employes, who ushed frantically from the building, ilany mode their way to terra firma via Ire escapes, but several on the upper loors who had no means of escape, in .heir excitement, leaped from the two sustaining probably fatal njurles.' The injured are: George Dissendorf, back injured and levere injuries about the head aud thest; will probably die. VUllatn Semple, skull fractured; will win-lows, .he American Tobacco Co. Louisville, Ky., Feb. 20. The plant of tho Louisvillo branch of mam-not- h at Twenty-Fourt- h John Fayhatn, both legs broken. ss protecting his daughter, tho Princess Maria, is on every lip. All the members of the royal family, the ministers, and the entire diplomatic corps attended the Te Deum at tho cathedral yesterday, after which an immense crowd went to the palace and gave King George an ovation. His majesty has received telegrams of congratulations from all the sovereigns in Europe. The press, even the papers opposed to the royal family, is unanimous in its expressions of indignation. King George himself describes the attempt upon his life exactly us it was first reported. He says: "When the older man, who was tho fooler and moro.determlned, was about to fire, I felt certain I shouUI not I counted one, two, three before The report of the Maine court of be delayed until such time he fired. Tho princess remained percool, though she never spoke, ts the United States has completed fectly and after the first shot was fired she preparation. The jury in the case of the state ol raised her glasses in order to see our assailants. She retained her composure Nebraska vs. the bondsmen of we urer Hartley, to recover 8550,000, found asHis drove to the palace." believe majesty declines to that for the defense. The total number of known dead as tho crime was of Greek origin. No Hreek, he says, would lift a hand the, result of Saturday night's explosion gainst him, and if a conspiracy exist.u the Hall chemical labratory at Kala-aiazoed, It had its origin abroad. He dis' Mich., is ten. The naval court now is in Key West claimed credit for personal courage, Fla., where it will begin to examine) and said any father would have dona Lieut. Blandin, officer of the watch oa the same to protect his daughter. Nor does he feel nny alarm for flic future, :he night of the disaster. lie will continue to drive out without Activity of the government In political war preparations indicates that an escort, for, as he says,unknown in Is a thing spain will be held responsible for the Greece. lestructlon of the Maine. The name of one assailant is known. A bill regulating the United States King George received iourts in Indian territory has been pre- from the queen has England telegrams s of and prin-tespared by Judge Springer and other of Wales expressing horror at the ind will be Introduced soon. It is stated positively by Havana cor attack upon him and gratitude at his escape. respondents that the Maine was destroyed by a submarine mine, and that SUSPEND JUDGMENT. she Inquiry board will so report. rhat 1 the Proper Course In the Maine At Lock wood, Mo., Loda Bird, the Caso, Says John J. Ingalls. son of Prof. Dan W. Bird, fell Atlanta, Ga., Feb. 25. J. J. Ingalls, under a freight train and both legs were Kansas, is in Atlanta, aud emphat-call- y levered. It is thought that he can not expresses himself against tVe recover. Martin Riordan, one of tho govern- present agitation for war, in view of ment divers at Havana, haa been sent the fact that international politics is in to Key West under arrest for pilfering to delicate a condition that to precipifrom the sea chests of dead sailors of tate hostilities would, he thinks, place the United States in an equivocal positho Maine, A Washington dispatch says that tion. "If it develops that the Maine disasplates are being prepared in the bureau of engraving and printing for the ter was the work of a Spanish brigand, production of 8250,000,000 four percent. ind Spain disavows any responsibility or connection with it, I do not see that government bonds. our friendly relations should bo InterWORKS ONLY IN WATER. rupted. On tho other hand, it tho rho Inventor of "Mlrex" Invited to Visit proper disavowal Is not forthcoming, tve must expect hostilities. I believe Washington. Chicago, March S. Darlev.of ivo aro on tho brink of the most tre. .. .. v" . m. uiucogo, inventor or "imrix," one of the mendous explosion that has ever been most powerful explosives known to known in tho world's history." I am convinced that a struggle for naval warfare, has been invited to visit the readjustment of frontiers is not far Washington and demonstrate the powers of the product to Secre Off, and, in view of this possibility, I do tary Long and his associates, pot think it patriotic or wise to seek to Fifty pounds of "Mlrex" is said plunge the nation into war without duo to be as effective as five timet deliberation nnd full provocation." Mr. Ingalls says judgment should be that amount of gun cotton. Mr. Bar ley first attracted the attention ol luipended until an official report is naval experts two months ago by his made by the court of inquiry. txpertments In Chicago harbor. SPAIN'S ATTITUDE. Tho new explosive only serves the purpose of its inventor when it is Ibe Will Never Consent to Any Conipro. thrown into water. On land It is harmnilse In Cuba. less and can not be exploded. i Nkw Yokk, Feb. 25. A dispatch to the Herald from Madrid says: As the THE MARKETS. W question of tho purchase of Cuba is again being pushed iu Washington, it NiwYobk. March 1, m CATTLE-Natl- va Steer I 4 20 Ql 6 OS ' may be of use to state, on the highest JOTTON-Mlddl- lng 6K Ma authority, that Spain will never, no PLOUR-WIn- ter S CO & i M wheat WHEAT-No.2I- ted A I MX matter what government is in power, COUN-N- o.2 S HU consider any such suggestion or any 0ATS-NII asj 10 U 3 II 00 compromise in Cuba beyond tho broad ST. LOUIS. measure of autonomy drafted by the SOTTON-MIddl- lng 6 Q liberal government. UCEVES-Ste- ers 10 3 is 2 IS Cows and Heifers... it to S This is an absolute, irrevocable deciOAI.VES (per head) 6 00 6 10 CO i sion. lloas-F- alr to Select. t 10 IU S1IEKP-F- air to Choice. s IS a t u People who suggest anything else b'LOUR-Pate- nts W 4 75 S are only wasting time and arousing Clear and Straight- - 4 00 a 4 BO WHEAT-N- o. 9 2 Red Winter... a M unfounded hopes. CORN-c his-:ory e. a, uupiureu near msiy. Senator Proctor is said to have delivered a messao-- from the nresldent to Gen. Lee at Havana. It is considered certain that war ifirainst Snaln is looked unon as inevl. table in official quarters. If Snanisli shins pnhr TTnvnnn luir. bor they may be bottled up and blockaded by an American fleet. M. Zola says that he expects to servo i full year in jail. He will write a of the Dreyfus affair. Norman J. 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Bsmuul Ive tSittl-- ., L l u. red.llc V Hsmlnsr, Chicago, 111 IU Kw-- i. t!0.al "50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS FARMING." IH f Published by Ibe New York Tribune. O.S fOUK-NowM- No. Narroiv Escape. To-da- y OS-Fr- You don't know No. St. Louis, Feb. 20. John Walsh aged 35, had a miraculous escape from death Thursday evening. Ho fell f r om the root of the Reardou Glue Co.'s fao tory, plunging through u skylight to the floor of the buildiug and, strange to say, escaped with only a few bruises u as a Treaty Agrees to Open Port. ONLY 15 CENTS A COPY, by mail. Pkkin, Feb. 2d. Tho government has bend your order to Yuen-Cha- u agreed to open oti Lake THE BEE, Tung-Tin- g Tuas as a treaty port, but Eaklinoton, Kv. declines to entertain a proposal tending to the abolition of the jlkino dues. Cardinal Archbishop of Valla-doli- d Co (Eoinpouni) has published a pastoral letYuen-Cha- Second Edition. Pages, 18 by izjfj Inches 33 A general review of the advances and improvements made in the leading branches of farm industry during the last half century. Special articles by the best agricultural writers, on topics which they have made their life study. Illustrations of old fashioned implements. A vast amount of practical information. A valuable aid to farmers who desire to stimulate production and profit. Extremely interesting and instructive. I ter blaming America for the mulgation of the Cuban war. pro- prescriptions Chamnatrne was towed into Hali fax by the steamer Roman. No lives were lost. inson, Morions Gap Subscribe for The Bee. In England more than io, 000,000 oil lamps are used nightly. They cause 300 deaths annually, and in London alone 1G5 fires in a year have been traced to them. Tim fir it mention of the nirje WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WE'RE CAREFUL. organ in history is in connection Are you a subscriber to Tub with Solomon's Temple, where ST. BERNARD DRUaT0RE, there was an organ with ten pipes. Bee? You should be. OATS-Westcrn Hed N0. properly it takes time. It requires experience and acomplete knowledge of drugs. It requires the druggist to have a large amount of drugs fresh drugs. He must give the best possible work, and tor compensation be must be reasonable. - ( ... .rf.atXt - , -- ';. x,- -! "fc "c-s.- :-. Ct)clpBge straint, may produce most serious results." Every citizen of Kentucky should read the veto. HEROES OF OUR NAVY Vic- Severe Suffering - LATEST WAR NEWS. Rucker and Wlllets mine near Hecla, wants to dispose ot his share of the b r jA kf i Wood wasselected Brief Bulletins From Yesterday's of Col. Robt. grand jury. That as foreman body was the last Sorlous Caso of Intornal Ulcerated niguly complimented by Judge Nunn tor Dispatches. Piles Cured by Hood's Sarsapa-rlll- a good work they did. PAUL M. MOORE, Editor and Manaeer. Ablo to Work for tho First A fire soon dies out when tbe inflamma Tlmo In Four Yoars. THE VISCAYA AT HAVANA. ble material is consumed, so does the work or a nail upon which to hang a TRIBUTE OF SENATOR PERKINS PUBLISHINB COMPANY. BEE "My husband was taken with severe of tbe agitator when the miner refnses to hope for a continuance of their ocIncorporated! Internal ulcerated piles. He was once apOur Government Still flaking all listen to bis ranting about organizing Wheat went up mills The Sailors of the Navy are the parently cured but the old trouble caruo Entered tbe Pestoffice at Earllngton a Second cupation? Geo. C. Atkinson snent several davs last back as bad as ever. Ho becamo very elm matter. Necessary Preparations for opened farm products generally week in Louisville and Cincinnati assisting Pride of the Nation. a whlls he gave up all other Walker weak. After in tbe conferring of bigh Masonic degrees advanced tobacco at fancy prices Emergency. May luck and prosperity crown the new on about about one hundred candidates. medicines and began taking Hood's SUBSCRIPTION RATES is ine sincere married couple with wages increased and now the This medicine did him wonGeorge Haley bad one ot bis hands Washington, March 1. Shortly derful good, In about tw months ho wish of this vicinity. bringing sufficient caught between some timbers in the mine Dintrlev law Washington Developments. ft 00 after the Senate convened today out In tho tho yard. to T B. Walker has got some more new Una Year.ttrlctly In advance week, and received such in50 revenue " " exculpates one day lastnecessitate his remaining idle to meet the government Mr. Perkins (Cal.). of the Com- was able had walk seven bottles ho was Secretary Long SI Months, goods Come one, come all it you want juries as to When ho taken " ThreeMonths, " Sakamarumdi, bargains 3 expenses. This notwithstanding mittee on Naval Affairs presented able to ride out every day and work a Spain from any "official participa- a few days. Specimen copies mailed free on application In all parts ol in is said to be that prices could a favorable report upovi Mr. Ba- little and he had gained 40 pounds in tion" in the Maine disaster. wanted Tbe U S Government Correspondents their prediction President hopes for peace, but making arrangements weight. Ho Is now about as well as bo large supply of cauntv. Address ns lor particulars. Notes from Iron Hill. not advance without the free coin- con's resolution providing lor the ever was and has been at work on his farm. will not let the Cuban question coal to be distributedfor a coaling sta at tbe erection in Statuary Hall of the Last fall ho sowed his own wheat, this We are all still living and are very dal tions for use in tbe event ot a war with age of silver. But certain dema- capitol of a bronze memorial tab- being the first work he had dono for four rest. of it THURSDAY. MARCH 3. 1S98 who do not need let commemorative of the officers years. I think Hood's Sarsaparllla tho Speaker Reed's course with ref- Spain, gogues there are Health very good, weather fine. most wonderful medicine In tho world." erence to naval appropriations critHoward White is now at work on a map a to have a plausible story to tell, and sailors who lost their lives in Nolia E. Head, Deatsvllle, Kentucky. of the mines, which is to be made on quite It B. Jones, o Croswell.was here TuesSheep that sold for 50 cents icised. an elaborate plan When completed it but they have the temerity to at- the Maine disaster in Havana harday House naval committee passes will be forwarded to Frankfort for the head under the Wilson bill now bor. James Son, of Farmersville, wa here favorably on a proposed appropria- benefit of the State Mine Inspector. robber tempt to ram anything they choose In the course of his report upon Is sell for $4 per head. "The Tuesday. the best InfacttheOnoTrua Mood l'urner. tion of $1,000,000 for smokeless down the throats of the dear the resolution Mr. Perkins said: Ben W Robinson, manager of the WhitTariff!" Springfield (Mo.) ReMr I 1' flight, was here Thursday. easy to take, easy to buy, powder and other items. ley Coal Co , is having a serious time with and some there be truly "masses" "Every man who stood beneath the flag Hnnri'c fills easy to operate. 25c. publican. Progress of reciprocity negotia- smallpox which has broken out near or in James Melton, of Providence, was here ever willing vessels for of tbe battleship Maine, bad, by bis very who are community and which has caused him to Friday presence on its decks, signified bis willtions with Spain. Ax Jottings. send his folks away; but Ben. like tbe true Editor Charlie Meaciiam has the reception of all such ramming. ingness to die, for the defense of tbe naof Senators and Congress- soldier, stands at his post of duty Party E. W Jones, was in the city Sunday. O A FOR A GOOSE BONE LAW. the maintenance Bro James D Cluck made a good talk the assurance to call the iniquitous Still a lie that is new has more tion andHe was ever readyoftotbe national men leave for Cuba to make perMarried on the 23d till , at the residence co where finding lodgment than a honor Tbe report in circulation last week that at brother John Hopson's last Monday hope of sonal investigation of conditions a large number of the Barnsley miners night. ot tbe bride s father, Mr E L. Harning, Goebel election bill "The duty called, whether to brave tempestlie. The twice-toland with to return shot Mr. Ed Walker and Mus Olivia Harning, went to Madisonville one night recently to bill." May the powers that old stories of the calamityites have uous seas cr enemies When for shot came A Bill in the Direction of Needed there. Sallie death Old Friend his countrv's and carpenter sent assist in organizing a braneh Iodgo of the Is Mrs.guest of Brady, of Crofton vicinity, Rev Boggess officiating the mercyVn his soul but we been riddled. What will they tell in tbe awful shape it took in the harbor Thos H Walker, of this Legislation be have to aid in the court of inquiry in- Miners' Union, proved upon investigation neighborhood of Havana, the dead are no less heroes to be false, but instead tbey went to attend cannot add 'lor he knows not what next? vestigation. than if they had fallen before hostile guns. a meeting of the Odd Fellows The prayer meeting convened at Bro Don't Use Drugs TO REGULATE THE WEATHER. mold in he does." Navy Department cautions exunless you need them, and then only Earlington Bee has at last come The livinc have shown tbe heroic ever fit- John Hopson's Monday night The of miners We fail to pure drugs, such as are sold by reperts against discussing the cause say tbey would bear tomany up ourgun and antiquated which all were cast If it were to tbe front with this a like Mr Joel Hopson and family are extake counling to recognize the devotion to the sponsible druggists. We keep only The gold in the United States bit of information make war on Spain. Tbey no doubt have pected to land next Tuesday from Tenntry of brave men it is now fittinc to erect a Old Probs and the Ground Hog Will of the Maine explosion. the best. That is tbe great disTreasury has reached nearly Senate resolution for a bronze come to the wise conclusion that their lives essee, where he bas been teaching school "The Kentucky will be launched March tablet in memory of those who lost their Be No Longer Recognized as tinction to be looked for when the are more secure in the mines than at war, for the last seven months the Maine. Tbe tablet commemmorativc of victims with prospect of contin- 15, and Miss Christine Bradley, tbe Gov- lives in the destruction of time comes that you need them Oracles yet tbey would be found to be the most pride of the navy have ever been the Our farmers are preparing their land for Nowhere else will you find so comof the Maine disaster, to be placed patriotic when the call is made. If Uncle Sam is ernor's very sensible daughter, will substi- sailors nation, their heroism has been rec ued increase. of the a crop of oats There will be a good acreplete a stock. A good time to begin in the capitol, adopted. of tute a new and better way for the old and ognized throughout tbe world, and their Springfield, III., Feb 24. The miners, age of oats sown this year forced to shoot his big guns that spring medicine. Frankfort, Feb. 24. A bill Preparations for speedy enlist- convention with pure deeds nave brought lortn praises uom all the big battleship received the report of Messrs Smith and Calking, of Paducah, war there is plenty of money to christen peoples the sailors of wholly in accordance with the ma- ment of the two additional regi- its scale committee and approved tbe figures and Marcellus Swinler, of Dawson, were at ST. BERNARD DRLO STORE, What chivalrous water." tbe old and glorious fleets of the United jority of measures that have been ments of artillerymen as soon as fixed by it. Tbe scale gives an increase of Ax last Wednesday lookiug out a location buy ammunition. DRYAN ItOPPGR, AUaartr. Don't Bee so slow Guthrie Courier. have been arc tbe sailors of the new States 10 per cent, over the existing wages in alpaper that is still living navy of our country. Tbe great disaster introduced at this session ot tne the bill is passed. all the districts. will be offered tomorThe month of February has For a Plans completed for the mobili most beenof adopted by tbeAfter tbe scale and at Havana has shown that there exists the Legislature bad convention, it indomitable courage which heretofore has row by Representative Sargent, of zation of troups in case of war. prophesies for the out its days in the year '96, gone, and the was referred to a joint committee ot minvoting for Bryan, this is pretty made our fleets victorious and which is as- Christian county. It is quite as ers and operators. They put In tbe day Dingley tariff for the month have still victory still Developments at Havana discussing the matter, and only agreed seem to surance that seas. As will fleets follow our reasonable as the McChord railflag upon tbe are strong by a revenue of over fair. The Courier doesn't our been fulfilled Havana, March 2 Right Arm's upon the Springfield district, where the have kept up with the numerous and our men are brave, so shall we compel road bill or the Goebel. It fola million dollars a day for the changes of date for that interest- and maintain that respect among the na- lows: divers enter the after torpedo com- price of mining is fixed at 40.7c. Owing to Dciweeu partment of the Maine, but find no me aimcuiiy in arranging prices win Dingley law evi- ing event. The above was the tions. which isas necessary to national prosmonth. The A Weather Regulator. tne various mines, tne committee perity as tbe respect of bis fellows is to tbe bodies. be in session several days, but itfs pretdently is beginning to fulfill its "severalth" time The Bee had prosperity of tbe individual An act to further regulate the weather in Return of the board ot inquiry ty certain that an amicab1egreement will the Commonwealth ot Kentucky pay the Government called attention to the pure water promise to be made. The willingness ot tbe Spring-fielWhereas, The condition of the weather to Havana expected today. christening by the Governor's brildistrict operators to give a 10 per expenses. LOCOMOTIVE 1SLAS1S. Old Seeds when they come up at all take Only five of the battle-ship'- s is a matter of a great deal of importance liant daughter, and if the editor of cent advance shows that in the main, the to all the people of tbe State of Kentucky, wounded now on Spanish territory. operators propose to give the miners this railroad com- the Courier will read this issue of longer and never make as good stand as North Carolina's and the forecast made by tho signal service Consul General Lee explains the increase, and the only difficulty will be in will find the We believe most of tbe boys are better department is brief and is not always remission has reducd the passenger The Bee diligently heof tbe adjustment of the differentials. new seeds. For choice Fresh Seeds (just change of satisfied vvitb their positions than they liable, and is subject to the telegraph difficutlies encountered in shipping latest announcement day comes too bodies of victims and the Spanish rateo to ili cents a mile and made date which fixes the time for launch- would be to join a force to attack tbe monoply; and ground-noOttawa, Iowa, February 24. A call bat been issued for a state convention of Iowa received), call on H. F. BRUMFIELD, late in the winter to be of any practical laws as to the exhumation. business for the courts and ex- ing the Kentucky on March 24, Spaniards miners, to Oskaloosa, March sons of tbe soil, value to tbe Senator Proctor to journey into coal Tbe objects be held at tbe call are to If the "without the aid or consent of any Friends of Harry Ogden, formerly who are compelled to save the country and pense for the public funds. stated in Hopkinsville's oldest market gardener, 3 agent at Slaugbterville, believe he dis that we obtain united effort for eight hours work a McChord bill wins in the Kentucky other nation." And we give Bro satisfied with tbe Indian Territoryis as a cities also' and believingour own ought to the provinces. weather who has charge of the seed department have entire control of Spaniards still picsenting theo- day, an advance in tbe price of mining clip Legislature we will have a home ther Leake full permission to Bee place to live, and that be will soon be back without the aid or consent of any foreign ries to show that the destruction ot and to determine tbe best method to gain this latest change from The again at tbe railroad business. of L. O. BRUMFIELD'S GROCERY. the benefits accorded the miners of Penncountry. Therefore, illustration of the folly of "entrust- and publish it in his editorial half the Mam was an accident. sylvania, West Virginia, Ohio, Indiana General Assembly enacted by sent Tbe L & N. Railroad Cruiser Viscaya arrives at Hav- and Illinois. Efforts are being directed economic factors column? provided he can find room many of their employes company has con of Be itCommonwealthtbe of Kentucky: ing powers over He will give you a pamphlet the Section 1. Tbe General Assembly shall ana and is given an enthusiastic to have every camp in the state represent to politicians and men ignorant of for this item without crowding out taining an account ot those ol their emed President Ratcbford, of tbe National ellow at its nresent session elect three commis welcome. ployes who were stricken with details or blind to his pictorial representations of the fever last year Mine Workers of America, is to be prespractical sioners, who shall be styled State Board elucient Tbe State Federation of Labor is "light that failed," and the AND They shall e Examiners them." Legislative Jots. C. J Martin left for Texas last Sunday of office for a term of four years, and said to be behind Ibe movement, An effort dation of his singular conception night. He has a brother residing near bold The Goebel Election force bill will also be made to get all Iowa miners are elected and qualiDr. Sargent's "Goose Bone" that "all roads lead to Guthrie." Sherman, Tex., whom he has not seen for until their successors citizens of well known the Tbe meetshall be was on Monday signed and sent to into will mine workers' union held in tbe than you can get elsewhere for the same twelve ears, and he will now make him a fied. Tbey be the largest ever Bill, reproduced in another column, anagosity, and not less than 75 years of the Governor, who will keep it as ing visit. Capt. Mahan on Battleships Stale. age. Said board shall elect one of its as money. All seeds in bulk. Fine New has quite as much reason in it Prof Pfatenbauer, one of the leading members chairman wbo shall preside at long as the law allows and then The Evansville Tribune has this to say many bills that have received the painters employed at the Howell shops its meetings, and who shall be known as veto it. And after that the fight of tbe old men now working for the John York Early Rose Potatoes, No more eminent living authorcutter for the Ingle Coal Co , ot that place. "Coal consideration and ardent support ity on naval affairs and history is came down last baturday night and spent pot boiler in chief, and pieboard shall ap- for its passage. Said Sunday here with relatives and friends. State of Kentucky mining as a trade is generally known to be Cut Short Beans, Earliest and Best of the members of the present Leg- known than Capt. A. T. Mahan, He is not very well pleased with Howell point a expert as and an classed as very hard work and accidents secretary, wbo shall hold office during the of the American officer and author. as a point to reside in. On Monday the bill changing are liable most any day Tbe fact that Peas. In fact everything in the seed line. islature. In view of the mass of the board The board shall orto men more than Go years old are working Mr. S. W. Mothersbead. the popular pleasurerecord of its acts, orders, judgments Madisonville from a absurd and vicious legislation of- His speech before a patriotic conkeep a occupation seem day yard Clerk here, was detained at home der in New Jersey on the 22d a fourth-clas- s city was read the in mines would makelhe except fered this will be read with inter- tains two points of special current several days last week on account of sick- and findings and officethe fat fried from second time in the House and re- lisht work. Nevertheless the work is hard seekers, provided officeholders "A number of old men work in this est by many, and especially by the interest. One is an estimate of ness. It was for a while feared he was however, they shall not be required to committed. There is not a great mine and it seems hardly plausible that threatened with the typhoid fever. those names tbey could uo so much bard labor Joan Doctor's friends in Christian probabilities in regard to the loss Lawyer William Bourland, of Dixon, was record theAssembly of whose members ot tbe deal of time left for its passage. beads shall be General Matthews is 75 years of age, and though of the Maine. The Captain coun- over last week attending Circuit Court county. at found to contain sawdust his form is bent and his hair is white, be sels coolness and an attitude of Madisonville, and while here expressed SECOND DDDR TO POST-OFFICare is at work digging coal every day. He The gerrymander Sec a Said State Board of bills of wool and farm waiting for the official report, but himself as believing that tbe Illinois Cen- Examiners shall annually, not later than springing now but nobody hai at- emigrated to this country from England The prices tral Company would soon build a branch the month of September, appoint three IHIopl-cix-aejvilleand since boyhood has been engaged in products generaly have advanced he speaks, and is well qualified to road to bis city mining He has no family but boards e examiners lor eacn county in tacked the Second district yet. speak, concerning the average law with Mr Osborne on Indiana street siviea me in Wyoming, as elsewhere, and of accidents. His language is that Tbe Manufacturers' Record says the Ill- the State, wno snail us Examiners county Having worked so long a coal mining be Such Board Republicans of that State have "any man that crosses the ocean inois Central Railroad has now more than county of Bronston the other day has a tendency to make the work more Senator the examiners shall be citi 2000 carloads of freight on the roads beof sil- in a passenger steamer undertakes tween New Orleans and Canton and New zens ot tne county lor wuitu mcy aic ap- made a significant reference in a preferable than any other, as be realizes abandoned the He has be less than 75 years Mephistoph-ele- s that be must work anyway plank in their recent State in a week greater risk from collis- Orleans and Vicksburg, which is held out pointed and shall notbe their especial duly speech sajing "The ver and it shall of this General Assembly worked at Ingle's mine about fifteen years. than any seamen on board a on account of the restriction of tbe termi- of age, that none of their friends are left has years old THE Qn EAT John Weinby is to see platforms and have come out ion " have full sway and seems worked in this mine6$ for thirty-on- and ship of war does from explosion in nal facilitiesr years tbe cold when the pot boils, the fat seems to squarely on the St. Louis plat- - the course of a year." He calls One poor deluded being who thought he out inand the pie is cut to be inflicting his poisonous He is tbe oldest employe He started to fries NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER 1 venom into every member." Who work here in 1862 and has worked almost form. gec 3, Said CoJnty Board of The increased prosperity attention to the great number could make a small fortune out of tbe railevery day. with tbe exception of five years road company by simply bringing suit Examiners shall annually not later could he mean but Goebel? And when s afloat, all carrying against it on the most trivial charge, under the gold standard has of he was employed at Princeton, Ind than the month of October appoint for . When asked about tbe hard labor of the for too much for the silver coal and powder, and says it is was greatly surprised when the case was each election precinct in the county two how well the description fits' proven employment he said. to assume that be- tried one day last week ana tbe jury nave judges, one clerk and one sheriff to act as "preposterous proposition. "The work seems very easy to me cause the effects of an explosion him only about enough to pay his lawyer their agent in such precinct, to receive and On Saturday the Senate adopted Besides it's the only thing I can do Even and fee, and it begins to look like tbe time in such precinct, are fearful the danger of explosion will soon be here when men acting as ju- examine tbe Bronston substitute for the if olbcr employment were offered to me The Triumvir's already sit in and so long as there are two distinct parties the snd jour fsvorllt Home Papir, In this case expert rors will I could the fict that tbe railroad is great." tbe judges, this judgment even before their crea- opinion points to the extreme im companiesconcede some rights tbey are of gessc in clerkcommonwealth elected and Chinn School Book bill. This "Johnnot accept of Howell is 71 yearsol bave Matbias so shall be sheriff and kills it, and that other statesman tion by the Goebel Bill to rule probability, which lias occurred to bound to respect, or.c of which is n fair appointed as that one of tbe judges at each will have no opportunity to offer age and has worked for ten years digging aad impartial trial. coal in the Ingle mine Others are John goose party and precinct shall be of one the destiny of Kentucky elections. many others, that so rare an accihis bill to make our penitentiary Welsh, 65 years old, John Blue (colored), EARLINGTON, KY. Charles A. Doris, a prominent capitalist the other judge of a different goose party, According to the Henderson Jour- dent should happen to the Maine, of Dixon, Webster county, has been in provided there be a sufficient number of the educational publishing house Co years old, Hugh Monaban, Co years old; Jack Jarvis, 62 years old Each has done in the harbor of Havana, in the Louisville this week in consultation with each goose party resident within the pre- for our public schools. nal report a man who opposes hours of darkness and slumber. more than ten years ol service tor tnis Illinois Central officials with a hope of in- cinct with which to fill said office company at raining. Goebel's villiany is already a Capt. Mahan makes some inter- ducing that corporation to build a branch Sec. 4. Within two days after the Saturday the bill to repeal the "lack O'Deele is tbe boss and has SEND ALL ORDCrtS TO "THE BEE," EARLINGTON. KY. Morganfield are collected in the precincts "bolter:" esting and valuable remarks on railroad from interview has to Dixon Tbe years at this mine. Peter worked not been made the sheriff shall deposit them with tbe only effective clause of the Martin Arnold has spent his days for tbe last result of the "A member of the Democratic State the advisability of building more public, but it said that the Illinois Cen Said County Mol) law was passed by the Demois clerk of tbe county court. pcAenta,N'.,nlrj4.:!ie3.k, thirty years here. He is 50 years of age " The New York Tribune Almanac, Central Committee is quoted as saying battle ships. lie favors it without tral people bave taken very kindly to tbe Board of Examiners shall con- cratic Senate and sent to the GovConlnllna constitution of ibe Untied Slates, Chairman P. P, Johnson, by his attitude reserve. is an proposition and that surveyors will likely stitute a board for examining and canvass- ernor. This again puts the State The battle-shithe Constitution ot the State ol New Yotk. the Dingle; Tariff Dill, wills a comparison ot old and to go over new rates, President Mchinley's Cabinet and appointees. Ambassadors, Consuls, etc., th personnel returns of each county more fully at the mercy of mobs HOPKINSVILLE. toward tbe election Bills, has declared outgrowth naval be instructed estimate o'. the proposed route ing the of modern ot Congress, names ot the principal otl'cers of the different States, Commanding Officer ot the Army the cost Should with and make an to accept or himself a bolter." and Navjr, with their salaries, Tables of Public Statistics, Election Returns, Parly Platforms and science. It may be sunk by a tor the line be built it will open up a splendid such unlimited power peculiar wisdomreject and is perfectly in line with the see as they in their Committees, complete articles on the Currency, Cold and Silver, and avast amountot other valuable pedo, and yet to condemn its con- country and would prove a good paying in- proper, and shall issue weather certificates present General Assembly. information The Standard American Almanac, authoritative and complete, corresponding In rank Dead. Prominent Tarmer with Whittaker a Almanac In Euiope. PRICE 28 CBNT3 Mavfield has again gone on struction is to accept "mistaken vestment from the beginning Henderson tbereon for the entire county from which POSTAGE PAID Hopkinsville, Ky , Feb 24. Joseph To whom they there shall be no appeal record for lawless mobs, the sick- - inferences as to the results of fu Journal. Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, Joiner, a prominent Trigg county farmer, DOWN IN THE MINES. t Louisville, Ireb. 25 Tbe east bound declare it shall be warm, it will be warm, died last night years He was enine lvnchine of a necro whose ture naval bottles," The modern and to those they declare it shall be cold, old and leaves a large family. His death ship of war exists to meet danger, passenger train of tbe Louisville, Hender- it shall be cold offense was house baeaking, and was caused by cancer. and St Louis railroad ran into Pat Blair of Mortons Gap, was down and every fighting vessel must take son lay on tbe track near Rock a rock Sec. 5 Said State Bo rd of that Haven, Died otitis Injuries. the brutal whipping of another more or less risk. It must be twenty-eigExaminers in the absence of either here last Sunday with relatives. miles from the city, last STLV STORE. Ky , Feb. 24. Milton Hopkinsville, negro, with notice served on others judged as a fighting machine, and nigbt. It was reported that it was tbe re- tbe other two shall be a board for examinJohn Fegan is now able to walk around We are Cooksey, a farmer ot Gainbridge, this ing and canvassing the goose bone returns witn the assistance of two canes to wreck Tbe to leave the country. There is no nothing has yet happened to dis- sult of an attempt damaged the train train for tbe entire Commonwealth It shall be glad to see bim out again. LU county, wbo sustained a fall, crushing engine was badly and tbe justification for these outrages and prove its superior power and arrived in Louisville an hour late the duty of said board, when tbe Foreman Toombs bas lately been called three ribs, died this morning from the efAll great navies of returns arc all in, or on th: fourth upon to decide a complicated legal problem fects of his injuries. He was sixty years Tbe story of tbe wreck was told by a the good eitizens of Mayfield con- equipment. G the time have been designed to passenger at the Seventh street depot. "It Monday in November whether Ihey are and in a political way the subject was ably old and served through the late war in tbe Confederate army. demn the murderous business. meet contingencies, inside as well was a miracle," said be, "that tbe whole in or not, to make out in the office of tbe bandied H train was not precipitated into a gorge. I Secretary of State from tbe goose bone reRev. Ransom Hartln Dead. tn Dr Rucker, wbo is interested in the But the mob spirit has been so as outside. As an evolution of think wo were just a little behind time and turns from the County Board of e Hopkinsvllle, Ky., Feb. 28. Rev. Ran Examiners' duplicate weather certifiwell cherished there and elsewhere nearly forty ears, tire largest ar- were traveling at a high rale of speed. The som Martin, the oldest Methodist minister and was in charge of cates in writing for the entire people of in Western Kentucky, died at his home, in Kentucky, that it is yet beyond mored vessel cannot be properly train was Evans. Just as tbe big engine Kentucky When they certify tbe weather & ..&. Conductor Capt Macalled an experiment. near Empire, this county. He was ninety-nin- e control. swerved around a long curve, tbe end of shall be hot tbe people must fan themyears old, and leaves a wife and eight han paid a feeling tribute to the vvhiqh is within a few yards of tbe approach selves and keep cool, and when they cer-- f m children and grandchildren. cold weather jolt, to a trestle, The Dingley law has fulfilled the splendid discipline and devotion of lowed by a there was a terrific We fol- tify the by tbe fireto bewarm tbe people If yoa looKed over cur new 'line i and their toes. series of bumps Robberies Every Night. were must sit the American navy. Exam-erpromise of its framers. February plunge and final crash Said State Board of W Hopkinsville. Ky , Feb. 28. Clark's arc well waiting for tbe deeptrain Naval commanders of PAPER HANGINGS yquj; shall not be subject to any court or suddenly ca.ne to is the seventh month of its en- aware of the weak points of their to come, when tbe grocery was burglarized this morning, Ld a stop. Tbe blood bad frozen in my veins. jury in the Commonwealth forany mistake which was the eighth burglary here within forcement and for February it has great ships. After so long a pe When Conductor Evans came through tbe or failure upon their part to correctly cerwould at once say that "you; ' a week. The police bave warrants for six produced an average of over riod of peace, the strong qualities train and told tbe people that there was no tify or forecast the weather negroes wbo are believed to be banded toExSaid Board of Goose A cough, which seems to hang gether to rob the town. Considerable exSec. They have danger, every passenger took a long breath aminers0 shall hold its sessions atbono seat would like them stuck "up on the Si.ooo.ooo a day. The revenue arc almost untested. A served by formidable arm and became himself again. wholefeeling of of government at Frankfort, where a suit- on in spite of all the remedies which citement exists as bouses here and in the at least thanklulness pervaded the train. receipts lor the month show a your rooms. It is a pleasure to ament to modify an appetite for "An investigation showed that a stone able room shall be provided fur them in you have applied certainly needs country are robbed every night. Strong Charge to Jury, Ji, 845,358 after all expenses war. Spam lost three cruisers by weighing over 150 pounds bad been rolled some of tbe magnificent State buildings energetic and sensible treatment. years that standerected and standing The memus to show them. of tbe track Hopkinsville, Ky., Feb. 28. Circuit of the Government have been paid. accident in 1895. The second-clas- s into the middle Tbe engine at the approach already this board being com pos:d of pa- For twenty-fiv- e bers of runtrestle. came oil ard preparation of Court convened this morning. Judge Cristobal Colon ran ashore of tbeoff the trestle into a gorge. near cow- triots, for the first Comparing the receipts and shall be ning The Cook opened it with a fervent prayer for COME IN AND ASK paid not more than one hundred dollars s divine guidance. A great crowd was presseven months of the Dingley law on the Cuban coast and was a to- catcher was smashed and tbe ent. Tbe docket is unusually heavy. Tne tal loss. Another cruiser some- were broken. The train crew went to work out of the State Treasury in any one year, with the like period of the Wilson what smaller, was sunk by a col- and soon repaired the track. The dam- provided there is any money in said treascharge to tbe grand jury was over an hour TO SEE THEM. prevent aged in being delivered. law, there is a balance in favor of lision at Havana, with a loss of ville, engine pulled tbe train into Louis- ury, but nothing in this act .shall substanthem from receiving grateful and Milkman Ritter was fined $10 and costs thirty-thre- e men. the Dingley law of $16,615,743. The largest Tbe railroad authorities do not believe tial acknowledgement from thoie whom STORE. lo animals, cruiser, Spanish the Reina tbe accident was the result of an attempt they have protected from the winter's cold has proved its effectiveness in cur- on charge of cruelty hitched on the Friday, 4 a& 'a. leaving street We regret that orr space is in- Regente, went down off the Span- to wreck tbe train. There is a steep bluff and tbe summer's heat affections of the for day and his horse ing the trying night. all Sec. 7 Because of tho uncertainty of at the side of the track at that point, and adequate to produce Gov. Brad- ish coast,- - with the loss of all on tbey think tbe rock rolled down tbe bluff the weather in this Commonwealth there throat and lungs, and this is the Mr. Mansel Oliver and Miss Lee Massie oil, par- were married Thursday night ot last week, These upon the track. Henderson Journal. is an emergency declared to exist and this reason why: the ley's veto message on the McChord board, numbering 420. strengthens and at tbe bride's home near Edward's Mill, act shall take effect upon its approval by tially digested, disasters happened between March !&g&3& Railroad Extortion Bill. It is exTbe need of a good spring medicine is the Governor, or its passage riV.1 vitalizes the whole sys- Esquire W L. Parker officiating. If the three vesand September. Dr. John P Dell who recently suffered cellent and conclusive and argues sels had been battleships instead almost universal, and Hood's Sarsaparilla tem; the hypophosphites exactly meets this need. Be sure to get Cardinaljjkrchbishop of Valla-dolif3irL act as a tonic to the an attack of appoplexy, continues to im"To subject such vast inter- of cruisers, many articles would Hood's. that prove. has published a pastoral letmind and nerves, and the Mr and Mrs. Alfred Eckels bave reMfcaTi"'''-.ests to the will of three men, who have been written in condemnater blaming America for the proMore than 8,000 varieties postal W. S. MILLER, Jr., g lycerine soothes and turned from Arizona and may make their are not even required to be prac- tion of the steel leviathans. Capt. cards have been issued in the world mulgation of the Cuban war. eals the irritation. Can home in, Hopkinsville. Mrs. Echols was Managcr. ticing attorneys, or in the slightest Mahan's arguments in their behalf within the past thirty-fivyears. EIIIIK you think of any comb- before marriage Miss Daisy Wood. Tit J& arc in line with the practice in all In England more than 10,000,000 Edna, the young daughter of John degree to be acquainted with the great modern navies, and we ination so effective as this? dolph, colored, living near Hewstead, Ranoil lamps are used nightly. They AND ACTIVE was trael for forms of judicial procedure.appears should not part company with ble, established or ladies to Kentucky. responsi- cause 300 deaths annually, and in Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion. See that the burned lo death Friday, Her clothes house In Monthly BEST $3 and $2.50 HOUSE man and fish are on the wrapper. caught fire from ah open grate. and expenses. Position steady. Refer to me to be a dangerous power, them without the most convincing lOj.oo Enclose self addressed stamped envelope London' alone 165 fires in a year oc. and $ i.oo, all druggists. ence. ' IN LOUISVILLE. McCord and Miss Josie Bow- Mr. T. J. have been traced to them. Tbe Dominion Company, Dept. K., Chicago. SCOTT & B0NVKE, Chemists Hew York. the exercise of which, without re- - reasons. Tablet to the Memory of the Where will the calamityites tims of the riaine. find an excuse for their utterances Hood's ling were married at the home of the bride, near Crof ton, Sunday evening at G o'clock, Rev, Geo. W. Davis officiating Evangelist Owigbt L. Moody has written Rev. Chas, H Nash, pastor of the Baptist churcb, this city, saying ho will soon be able to visit Hopkinsvllle to bold a series of meetings, lasting about one week. The meeting will probably be held early In April Judge J. I Landes. Judge A II. Anderson and Otho II Anderson attended the meeting of prominent Republicans of tbe State, held at the Gait House In Louisville Saturday, tor the purpose of organizing to promote harmony in Republican ranks, Mr I. W. Knight and Miss Bessie Hancock, both attendants at tbe Western Asylum for tbe Insane, were married Saturday at Ibe residence of Mr. J A Ramsey, near the Asylum, Rev J D Irwin officiating Mr. E W. Harry, who died Sunday morning at bis borne 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 Mr Tbos II Barker, formerly of Hopkinsvllle, has been appointed United States Marshal for West Tennessee He is a native of this city and about sixty years old W. R. Alligrer, of Fairview, and John Martin, jr , of Crotton, have been B appointed deputy county clerks for a stave faclory. Gentlemen totl are welcome visitors to our little village. We would like to have all professions of life in our burgh. Merlda Walker, of Crofton vicinity, was united in happy bonds of wedlock with Miss Sophia Keller at the reiidence of the bride's father, of Ax community, Feb. 17. Sq3 Rev Mellon performed the ceremony. A nice supper was spread for all who attended Them were numerous ICOK nrucnlt Thi next dav tho eroom Fred his bride home, accompanied by Mr. mos 11 wniurr an Keller, ss .- Anti-Frau- d I d oft-prov- Ship-build- er time-wor- $170,-000,00- 0, y proD-abl- y SEEDS! SEEDS! d g down-trodde- n I Goose-bon- MORE SEEDS BETTER SEEDS Globe-Democra- t. Old-Fash-ion- cd spy-glas- s X-r- fifth-clas- s L. D. BRUMFIELD, E. !, Goose-hon- e goose-bon- Kentucky. Goose-Bon- e e goose-bon- free-coinag- e The New York Weekly Tribune. FARMERS e Goose-bon- e war-ship- goose-bone- s VILLAGER, ; THE BEE, BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $1.25. goose-bone- s for-a- Goose-bon- e vsns. p goose-bon- e forty-eigh- Goose-bon- e BERNARD GENERAL goose-bon- e Jfc Goose-bon- well-fille- d Persistent Coughs cod-liv- er STUCK forty-fiv- e UP -- '.. Goose-bon- e s 2 .' sur-plus- s also-ran- cross-tie- EMULSION cod-liver SCOTT'S tt ST. BERNARD GENERAL n - aw. y WILLARD HOTEL d 3Ei5Piflfc am itttitt rxitii e WANTED-TRUSTWORT- HV iCJ 0, muHi v,- - ,.., .AHutlWu, TJ'W ! JK. i, h 1. ummbat.Ax J r iT ''ik. - rf- - .v. rf.LAt.'iafc.A. rr.tr. iir"--. ,; nV .Jnuftii if . JL ! iJ "&,) - f, i.Jl-r - is:,TmtJsv',i, JitZ'-'btisl'. QEOEUwron BWTT INITIAL PARTY. NEW MASSES PUBLISHED. MAYFIELD TRAGEDY' LOCAL OPTION FIGHT. ST. CHARLES Miss Ora Dockery, of Dawson, 11 visiting Miss Jocelln Galloway this week Mr Geo. Faull attended the quarterly meeting at White Plains Sunday Mr Albert Keown anil wife of Kirliug-ton- , are visiting relatives here ihu week Mr. Letcher Fox and his sister. Miss Vada ubo are allcndint; South KrntucKy College, spent Saturday and Sunday at their home in this place Dr T. It. Finley, who for several days has been visiting his family in returned home Friday. Mrs Will Sloan is visiting her mother at Ktttlaua this wee!;. Mr. Chas. Robinson, of ICarlington, was here Sunday. "Sy ?eBBee tc 3uoustru. Cfyrtoe." LOCAL NEWS. W, R. Broughton, who has been quite ill with pneumonia, is improving. W. E. Bourland, of Dixon, relatives hero a few days last week. He was called to to act as special Judge to to try certain cases in the Circuit Court. vis-ite'- We are glad to report that Mr. d Madi-sonvil- le I I. i chairman of the county, Mr. Y. W. Gentry, has issued a call (or a Populist Mass Convention, to be held at the Court House, Madisonville, next Monday at 10 o'clock, a. m. The Populist MM?.:' . Dr. Mothershcad 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 improving. Barnctt & Arnold are getting along nicely with the work of building their new livery stable. When it is finished there will not be another 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 "The Bee and the Louisville Weekly Commercial both one year for One Dollar" was nn error. i fc fyij ?r are sorely grieved to part from this The offer should have Died. Ohio, City of Toi.edj. estimable sister, we bow in humble been both for $1.25. We want to Statu of Lucas County. ' Mrs. Eva Burnett, wife of Rev. submission to the will of our heavgive value received and feel sure Frank J. Cheney maVes oalb that be is Cheney & enly Father remembering He doeth G. M. Burnett, formerly pastor of we always do with due modesty the senior parlntr ot Frank in th Toledo. the M. E. Church, at this place, but cannot afford to give a pre- Co , doing businessaforesaid,City ofthat said all things well. and Countv and Slate Resolved, That we tender our but now in charge of the Marion mium to induce subscriptions. firm will pay the sum of One Hundrkd Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh heartfelt sympathy to her bereaved Circuit, died yesterday morning at scientific their home in Marion. Rev. C. C. c tii. inw.v Spruce Gum Balsam Is a ant conii office is this week be- that cannot be cured by ibe use of Ham.' family. tit'il bjstd on modern discoerics Tiik Bee Frank J. Cheney Catarrh Cure Resolved, That a copy of these Hall, pastor of the Earlington M. pounded h clicmlslGof renown wholiare given ing clothed with a coat of iron tlirnatand luntr diseases a life study. Ak your Sworn to before me and subscribed in for you wcathcrboarding on the outside of my presence, ibis Glh day of December, 886 resolutions be sent to the bereaved E. Church was called by telegraph druirrlst to procure It aud;Oc. If not In stock. family, and to the Earlington Bee to preach the funeral and left last Sold In loelic,2;c. A W. Gleason. . its recent addition, and the rear of Mail for night for Marion. and to the Notary Public It was Mrs. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store SKAt. the shop at least will look some-whpublication. Burnett's request that Mr. Hall better. The Bee isn't much Sufferers from neuralgia are Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally W. VV. Etheridoe, ) preach her funeral. on outside appearances, but you and acts directly on tbe blood and mucous warned by a medical writer not to VCom. N. W. Huff, have to get up early in the morn- surfaces of tbe system, Send for circuOn the morning of Feb. 20, 1895, I was drink tea, but to partake freely pf A. L. P. Woodward, j ing and go a long days journey to lars and testimonials free & sick with rheumatism and lay in bed until coffee into which the juice of a O Frank I Cheney Co . Toledo, And a shop that docs better work. May 2 tst, when I got a bottle of Chamber- lemon has been squeezed. Sold by Druggists, How to Look Good. lain's Pain Balm- Tbe first application of Try us and see. If you can't come Mall's Family Pills 75c. the best are Good looks arc really more than skin it relicvod me almost entirely from the To Curo Constipation rorovcr. send a hand or write us a letter deep, depending entirely on a healthy con- pain and tbe cecond afforded complete reTako Cascarets Candv Cathartic: lOo or2Sa saying what you want in the V, C. T. U. C. C. C. fall to curo, druggists refund money. The dition of all tbe vital organs. If the liver lief In a short time I was able to be up if printed line and your wants will Communicated be inactive, ou have a bilious look, if your and about again. A. T. Moreaux, stomach be disordered you have a dyspepMinn. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale have prompt attention. Very satisfactory trials have Her Way. After a lapse of some weeks the tic look, if your kidneys be a dec led, you by St Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; good health Geo. King, St. Charles; Ben T. Robinson been recently made of a lifeboat Written for Tn,u Bkb, look Secure ladies of the W. C. T. U. held a have a pinched made of pumice stone, which it Marion McCord has made for meeting at the home of Mrs. and you will surely have good looks. Mortons Gap. I love a girl named Marguerite, was found would remain afloat Dr. E. A. Chattcn a very complete Myers Monday evening, Feb. a8. 'Hlcctric Hitters" is a good Alterative and Or anything you please. Act directly on the stomach, with a load eyen when full of I worship her with heart and soul Willlard Hemorial. and substantial operating table, In the absence of the President Tonic and kidneys Purifies Ibe blood, liver Upon my bended knees, which now ocenpics the center of the meeting was called to order at cures piinples, blotches and boils, and Next Sunday night week is the watey. Her sparkling eyes and winning smile office, over the St. eight o'clock by Mrs. Ida Walker, gives a gopd complexion. Every bottle date fixed for holding the the Doctor's Would surely melt a stone. Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam the most W'Hard guaranteed. Sold at St Bernard Prug Bernard Drug Store. This with pleasant and But then besides all these she has, and opened by Store. 30 cants per bottle Memorial service at the Christian croup, and allreliable remedy for coughs, colds of the throat, chest ana soreness A way that's all her own. the other accessories gives the of- singing hymn No 95. The ScripEndeavor meeting. The services lungs. Large bottles, 25c. and SOc. fice a very surgical air, gives the ture lesson was then read from I've dreamed of her in realms above S,old by St. Bernard Drug Store of Debating Society, Program will be under 'direction of the W. With wings of fleecy down, vis'ifor a cold shiver and inspires John 15: followed by hymn C. T. U. and Mr. I. H. Teel, pas-to- r Ttresday March i.' 1S9S "be The population of Palestine is And laiq for hours within my bed the hope that he may not be the No. 25. There was then a call for ' of the Christian Church, has Song.' And watched her circling round. increasing rapidly. Ten years one to require the services ot the new members which resulted in been asked to take a leading part. But here on earth 'lis different for Recitation. were only 15,000 residents in Doctor and his table. Still we do Miss Laura Ligon becoming one Away from me she's flown, Song. And this is how I know she has, Jaffa; today there are nearly not know where one would fare of us and we welcome her cordially. LA GRIPPE Recitation. Our Tailor Made ClothA way that's all her own. much better than just there if the It was decided that the W. C. T. Debating question: "Resolved, ing is well and artistiOh cruol fate) thy stern decree necessity for such uninvited atten- U.'s should take charge of one of That Independent Action in Poli- Mistaken for Consumption Given Up to NOTICE. lias caused me sorest grief. tion should arise. cally made. We have the Christian Endeavor meetings tics is Preferable to Party AllegiDie, But then ah then I have a bore, stacks of samples. Gensoon and in place of the regular ance." A hope that 'twill b; brief, To same people tbe mention of la grippe In Ke.Asslgntnent of the Barling" I hope, that in the futuro I Endeavor services have it as a uine goods at reasonable Affirmative: W. A. Toombs, P. calls forth a smile They are the people Some favors may be shown We ton Wine Company. prime The domicile of Mr. and Mrs. memorial for Miss Willard. corre- M. Moore, E. 13. Bourland, Lizzie who have never bad it. Any one who has That suffer me to share with her, Dean. The way that's now her own, Thos. Hodge, was made radiant then heard a letter to our ever had even the slightest touch of la To Whom it May Concern; Allan Jameson Lawless, Negative: J. E. Day, II. White, grippe knows well the complete misery it by the advent of a baby boy on sponding secretary read urging 11s The Earlington Wine Company Earlington, Ky of Tuesday morning. The newly ar- to attend at once to the signing ot J. Phillips, Lilhe Evans. brings And not only misery for the time did on the fifth day of February, rived elevates the beam at 8 the petitions regarding the sale being, but unless properly treated ils 1898, make a Deed 0 Assignment to (or Kitty Cents. intoxicating liquor in Government ringazlne Club. pounds, and being their first venfollow it month after month until Guaranteed tobacco habit makes weak John B. Atkinson, as Trustee and men strong, blood pure. Mo,cure,All druggists. and 1. in the infant industry is of buildings, the ture The Ladies' Magazine Club held the patient despairs of ever getting well thereby instruct and empower him several others and our decision a very delightful meeting with course the onlicst baby in the again. is to sell all the property of the ComState. All the implicated parties was that they should be filled out Mrs. W. C. Morton, Thursday, the remedy for all pany, collect proceeds of sale, and and cent off at once. Hereafter February 17, at her pretty home in are doing well excepting Tom, be such pases. Mrs. collect all money due the Company, forthas stranded every drug store in the W. C. T. U. will meet Madisonville. Lou Davis, There were four pay all debts of the Company and nightly on Saturday afternoon. guests besides the regular club town on syrups and cordials and Tenn., distribute any surplus to the Stockputs in his time perambulating the The next meeting, March 12th, members, being Mesdames Ruby, writes as follows: holders, and close and wind up the E. Moore. streets with his countenance glow- will be with Mrs. J. cordially in- Speed and Dempscy, .of Madison'1 was afflicted business of the Company. All the members are ing like a calcium light, memorizville, and Mrs. Grayot, of PrinceVVTKV' i'kV with a disease All persons having demands The program and exact ton. ing choice selections from "Mother vited. common'v known J against the Company will prove ' VV date for the Willard Memorial serMiss Celeste Moore reviewed Goose Melodies" .$ as la grippe; the and purge same as required by law vice will be announced later. "Some Amercans from Ovcrsia," T l doctors said I had and hie the same with said AtkinHarpers, and Mrs. J. F. Foard re consumption I had a dreadful cough and J. B. Foley, Consumption Positively Cured, son, Trustee, at his office in Earling viewed "Great Business Opera could no't sleep at night. I was advised ton, Kentucky, on or before A. The factory's agent for the F. Mr. R. B. Greeve, merchant, or Chil- I got one from the ctrrcnt Cosmo by a friend to try mi of April, next, where he will sit to Ames & Co.'s Pleasure Vehicles bowir, Va., certifies that be bad consump- tions' bottle, and the second night my cough receive same. Ky. A car tion, was given up to die, sought all medicat politan. made at Owonsboro, treatment in it money could procure, tried The next meeting will be held stopped. I took ten bottles, and I will This seventh day of 30 jobs will be in soon and will all cough Temedies he could hear of, but of Februrary, 189S. Every got no relief; spent many nights sitting up today w'uh Mrs. William Wendel, say that I believe I would be a dead wo Earlington Wine Company, be sold at factory prices. By Jno. B. Atkinson, vehicle guaranteed for one year. in a chair; was induced to try Dr. King's of Hecla. Mrs. Charles McGary man now if it had not been for will use of I recommend Discovery, Trustee. Look out for the Browney made Newbottles. Forand was cured byhas been and Miss Hesterwill have reviews, sutler with la grippe." to all those who past three years two and' Miss Bttrr read a selecin a fine grade, leather top, body attending to business and sayslDr. King's Send for free book on "Winter CaLand for Sale, Drug Address Tbe only 17 inches, wheels 3438 New Discovery is the grandest remedy ever tion. tarrh." high, , tread, a little beauty in made, as it has done so much for him and is, or should be, tbe highest aim of Manufacturing Company, Coluihb us, O. It Two hundred and five acres of others in every-way-. For the next 20 days and also for Discovery iscommunity, Dr, every merchant to please his customers; coal land on south side of Clear guaranteed for and ttjat the wide awake drug firm of MyKine's New & N. freight business seems L. we will eive vou a great reduction Coughs, Colds and Consumption. It don't creek, adjoining property of Hecla ers and Eshleman, Sterling, 111., is doing in the price of every job in the fail. Trial bottles tree at St. uernara so, is proven by tbe following, from Mr. to be pretty fair. One train came Coal Company and St. Bernard from the north yesterday alter- Coal Co. All timber is sold off Eshleman; house. 'Our harness is the best Drug Store. "In my sixteen years' experi- in ence in the drug business I have never noon with one engine and grade at the lowest price. Come the tract from 18 inches diameter The biggest cake walk of the seen or sold or tried a remedy that gave as cars. J. B. Foley. and see us. up. Land known as the Fagan good satisfaction as Chamberlain's Colic, season is to ue nciu at tue Opera 132 Main St. tract. Will sell at reasonable price by Diarrhoea OUP. OUARANTBO $130.00 IN GOLD. house in Lexington Thursday Cholera and Drug Store,Remedy. SoldBen Opposite Hotel Lucile. Earlington: Bernard V.'o m pay championship of St. Robinson, Mortons Gap, George King, any and every One Hundred Dollars In Gold for for cash. I can be found at llccla night, where the T. case ot cougb and colds where mines near Earlington. no benefit It derived from the use of Dr. Otto's Kentucky and a prize ot S25 will St. Charles. Look at This. Simon Faoan, Spruce Gum ilalsam. It contains nothing Inbe decided at the same time. jurious and Is to pleasant to take. Beware oi Earlington, Ky The Madisonville Carnage Comdo imitations. German shorthand writers pany will sell their buggies at a Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey acts as a not compare favorably with those Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Through TOURIST SLEEPERS to Portvery low figure during the months balm to tbe tunes, cuttinc the mucus, al- - of other nation. They rarely take Now is lav ne the inflammation, bealing ana down more than fifty words a min Japanese labor costs very little and March. of February land, Oregon, for Paget Sound to do you grod in comparison to American rates. your time to buy a good buggy for strencthenine. It is sure Thousands have ute. do you harm. A sum equivalent to $5 a week is little money. We will take in cannot a anl Alaski Travel, been benefitted by Us use. For sals by There nothing so good an excellent salary exchange gold, silver, or green- St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington, Ky., and coldsis of tbe children for tbe coughs considered and babies as there. ."TJS FROM ST. LOUIS VIA BUUUOGTOX K0UTE rfc 'LB loi ljr.i.,rA.-Say, Farmers, tobacco, Geo King, St. Charles, Ky. dVr backs. It cures Dr. Bell'3 wheat, Irish and sweet potatoes croup, whooping cougb, cold in tbe head Tourist Personally Conducted To Cure a Cold in one Day Miss Annie Hart, of Henderson, and gives sweet, refreshing sleep. Chilarc high. While buggies are low Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. Sleepers via the Burlington Route Good like in price fulfill your promise to is visiting Mrs. Tim Harrington dren love it old people by St.it. Bernard All Druggists refund the money if it fails from St. Louis to Portland, Oregon, druggists sell it. For sale your wife and little ones and take this week. will be established in service comDrug Store, Earlington, Ky , Geo. Kin, to Cure. 25c. a btiecv ride. Our works are lo St. Charles, Ky, Don't ToUcco Spit and Smoke lour 1.1ft Anar. Walter Ralston, who travels for mencing February 16th, 1898. cated on South Public Square To quit tobacco easily and forever, bo mas i imt They leave St. Louis at 8:45 p. m. Institute, has Lexington wheelmen are turning the Smithsonian easilv found. When in Madison netlo, full of llfo, nerve and vigor, take made a special study of poisonous Wednesdays; Kansas City 10.40 a. weale men their attention to the forthcoming that makes tlio ville give us a call. .crv strong. All druggists, COo or f I. Curo guaranof American insects and reptiles, and has been m Thursdays; St. Joseph, 12.40 N. R. Jones, teed. Booklet and sample free. Address meet of the League p. m. Thursdays, and run via Linfanged over 200 times. York. Wheelmen which will this year be Burling Remedy Co., Chicago or New T. B. Jokes, Mgr, coln, Denver, Scenic Colorado, & held in Lexington. m Better Than A Klondike dold Mine. Salt Lake City. Good health Is priceless nlien once lost. . Cducato Your HoncM With Cuscnrotn. rates to Seattle, ThcCurrerit lowest ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED KO Candy Cathartic, curo constipation forcicr. When you have a slight cold or couch Invest Tacoma and Puget Sound forts apply money. 25c. In a bottle of Dr. Otto's Spruce Cum Bal10c, !c. It C.C.C, fall, druggists refund sam, the ret urns are greater than a ball Interest via this route, offering an unusal in an Alaska fold ml us. as fold cannot buy lost Three pumps are running in the health. Ileware ot a slight cold. chance to make steamer arrange Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store, shaft of the Hawesville Coal Comments either at Porlland, Tacoma pany, and every effort is being The steam power of the world to Seattle. made to free the mine of water. Ask your ticket agent or the tin- may be reckoned as equivalent to Evo- Iboily Says So. the strength of 1,000,000,000 men, llcrsigned for special folder con taining all details. Cascareta Cand7 Cathartic, tbo most won- which is twice the number of workCURE CONSTIPATION L. W. WAKELEV, derful medical discovery of tlio ago, pleas-a- men existing. and refreshing; to tho tasto, act gently General Pass. Agt, ALL and bowels, and positively on kldnoys, liver Mo. I 1 Verv Pleasant Evening at the Home of Mayor Burr. The Misses Burr gave a novel and unique entertainment to a small party of friends Friday It 'was an "Initial Party." The initials "N. F. D" and "D. C. E." appeared on each invitation, and the recipient was left'to guess the meaning and shape his or her actions in accordance with his or her interpretation. Some one said at once, "No Fancy Dances" and "Don't Come Early." Others made wilder guesses, and somo made no guesses at all. But the interpretation was"Not Full Dress" and "Do Come Early." Of course the cards bore the usual R. S.V. P. This gave opportunity for exercise of wit and pencil and there were numerous laughable and puzzling replies The puzzling part of the entertainment began with the distribution of cards bearing at the top the initials of the person to whom the card was given. Following this were a series of questions, ns "Who are you?" "What arc you?" "What is your greatest fad?" etc., and ending with "If not jourself who would you rather be?" and "Why?" Each of these questions had to be answered in the same number of words as the guesserhad initials,the words to begin with those initials, and in their proper order. For instance, if Henry Wtthcrspoon 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 refreshing and were followed by other and more tangible refreshments. A most pleasant time was had. evp-nin- A Scries Composed by Rev. A. M. S. R. Carney Shot, Perhaps tally, by Sam Clark. Cocncn, of Earlington. A published composed by Rev. A. morning at 10:45 o'clock Mr. S. M. Coenen, pastor of the Cath- R. Carney, President of the Westolic Church of the Immacu- ern District Warehouse Company, late Conception at this place. both of this city and Paducah, was They arc "copyrighted by Julius shot down and perhaps fatally T. Coenen, publisher," and the wounded by Mr. Sam Clark, auc-tion- series of masses is being Mayfield, Ky., March 1. Exciting Contest Being Waged in the Mouse. This Frankfort, Ky.. March t. One Fa- gyqpjfes music itself is being produced The work is on mimeograph. done in a careful and painstaking manner. Tun 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 Rev. Coenen was formquestion. erly teacher of ecclesiastical music at the American College of Lou-vai- for the warehouses here, and an extensive tobacco rehand-ler- . sale-roo- The shooting occurred in the of the Western District Warehouse, and was the result of a difference in from a contract opinion arising that existed between Clark and the company. n. These compositions will proba- Drug Store, Earlington, Ky. bly be dedicated to the "Right Two Elkton Darks. Rev. Wni, George McCloskey, D. D., Bishop of Louisville, and Marshal Barnctt made a find the the Very Rev. and Rev. Clergy of other day that panned out more his diocese. than appeared on the surface. Two negroes jumped off a freight The Danges of Spring train in the city aad were placed Which arise from impurities in the blood under arrest for violuting the ordiand a depleted condition of this vital fluid nance against jumping on or off a Death of Mr. Edward W. Ashby, may be entirely averted by Hood's This great mediciue cures all spring moving tram. They looked wild a BcIoed Citizen. humors, boils, eruptions and sores.and by as though they would run but Hanson, Ky., Mar. 1. (Special to The enriching and vitalizing the blood, it over- the officer by proper strategem got Bee ) Mr. Edward W. well comes that tired feeling and gives vitality them to go peacably before the known and beloved citizenAshby, aplace, of this and vigor Judge. Then he searched them died at home last Saturday afternoon, Hood's Pills cure nausea, sick headache, and found each had a "gun." shortly after 2 o'clock. Tbe deceased was biliousness all liver ills. and They are now in the county jail on seventy-on- in years ofjage health although he had been very poor for several account of concealed weapons. years, and his death was not unexpected, Tribute of Respect. They are Will Sherman and James yet this affliction fell most heavily on the Mr Ashby was a At a meeting of Hopkins Lodge Burres they say and from Elkton. family and friends. Sarsap-arilla. All Druggists refund tbe money if it fails to Cure. 23c. For sale by St. Bernard To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take Laxative Dromo Quinine Tablets. the most exciting legislative contests of the session is now going on over the Local Option Bill, which has passed the House. The breweries and whisky men arc here in large numbers lobbying fast and and furious, while the preachers and temperance people are equally as alert. Delay is what the "wet" crowd wants, as each da' counts lor much. When the bill reached the House a motion to refer it to the Committee on Religion and Morals was carried, but a committee met this alternoon, and by a unanimous vote decided to report the bill favorably. If the motion is really pending the committee had no right 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. of e No. 61, A. O. U. W., the followresolutions were adopted: - Bucklen'i Arnica Salve. Tbe best Salve in the world for Cuts, in His all wise and sovereign prov- Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Tetter, idence, has removed from our Sores, and all Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns Skin Eruptions, and posithe wife of our tively cures Piles or no pay required. It is midst by death, brother, William Walton, there- guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 35c per box. For fore, be it, Resolved, That while our hearts Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Whereas, our Heavenly Father . member of tbe Methodist cburch since early life and has always lived a most exemplary Christian. A widow and three children survive him. The children are, Mr. T. L. Ashsy, one of Hanson's best citizens and a leading merchant, and Mrs. Jno. Haywood and Mrs. L L. Weir. In tbe death of Mr. Ashby tbe family has lost a most loving husband and father, the community a worthy citizen, the cburch a consistent member and all who knew him, a friend. The funeral services were conducted by Rev. D. S. Campbell at the Methodist church at this place, after which the remains were conveyed to Eastlawn cemetery where they were laid to rest to await tbe Master's call. We extend our sympathies to the bereaved ones in their sad loss. 1 - Twice-a-Wec- pt k - Both tho method and results whoa Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho tasto, and acta system is set In good working Miss Myrtle Williams and Mr. Benson Brasher, of the countrv were married gently yot promptly on tho Kidneys, order and a man begins to feel Wednesday Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho system effectually, dispels colds, that life is worth living. He s Mrs. Geo King, who has been visiticg and fovers and cures habitual relatives at Harlington, returned home who has become the gradual Sunday constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho prey of constipation, does not Miss Mannie Sills and Mr Joe Todd only remedy of ita kind over pleasing to tho tasto and acrealize the friction under whicli were married at the bride's home Thursday night. Hev. no. D Cart officiated. ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in he labors, until the burden is Mrs Willie Sills is visiting at Earling- its action and truly beneficial in its lifted from him. Then hia ton this week effects, prepared only from tho most The usual quietude of Si. Charles wss healthyand agreeable substances, ita mountains sink into molebroken Sunday morning when it was dis- many excellent qualities hills, his nioroseness gives covered that a thief had entered the barber to all and Iiavo mado commend it it tho most and extracted place to jollity, he is a nappy shop of Mr. Chas. Jenkins of razors etc. popular remedy known. therefrom about $25 worth the robber committed the Syrup of man again. If life does not It is supposed o'clock, as some parties saw cent bottles Figs is for salo in BO theft about 12 by all leading drugseem worth living to you, you a fellow about that lime sneaking around gists. Any reliable druggist who the premises. They also attempted to o may take a very different view gain an entrance into Mr. Chas. Gribble's may not have it on hand will it promptly for any ono who store, but were unsuccessful No clue as of it after taking yet as to robbers, wishes to try it. Do not accept any substitute. Ayer's Cathartic Pills. Gathering of Teachers. CAUF0RNM F10 SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. At Hanson, there are a number of UUI8V1U, Kr. NEW X0K, MK young teachers in Prin. McCulley's MURDER OF POSTHASTERS, training classes. Tuition and board Surplus Fund most reasonable. In the college Capital Stck Paid In, $50,000, 120,000. Killlng of Negro Officials DIs- - to be established there next fall, COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807. tuition will be free. Only a limcussed by the Cabinet. ited number can be enrolled the Washington, Mar. 1. A matter first year. Register early. which engaged the attention of E. McCullev, A. M., the Cabinet today was the brutal Hanson. Ky. murder recently of the colored postmaster and his infant child at Are you a subscriber to The The advantages of a bank account Lake City, S. C, by a mob of a Bee? You should be. are numerous. It is not to busihundred or so white men. It was ness men we are talking they remarked by a member of the Cabiknow all about it but to salaried net after the close of the meeting BEN T. men, wage earners and to women There's safety if the bank is a that this most heinous crime had good one. There's convenience-tb- e been passed by almost unnoticed money always, ready and out by the public in the excitement of reach of your own petty squancaused by the wreck of the Maine, dering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large and that thoughtful men might TsLoir in'fs Oeijp, sum in your pocket profitably give a share of their atPC e: in. ic MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKYjj tention to this great wrong committed by our own people. The Always on hand a full and complete stock o two outrages on Republican postnmi iiititmiiie in 1 DRUGS AND MEDICINES. PERmasters in the South discussed oc-- , FUMERY and TOILET ARTIcurred at Lake City, S. C, and We want a man in every localAda, Ga, CLES PAINTS AND OILS, ity to act as private Detective The postofficc at Lake City has under instructions. Experience been abolished. The postmaster, PrfYICISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS unnecessary. Address, CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. Freeman, at Ada, was assassinated : OETECTIVE : AGENCY, before he entered upon the dis1CUI1. 1.BSUV1IIC, A ) b fen charge of his duties. mtmiiitititn 1 After.... Taking u course of Ayer's Pills the head-ache- pro-ducc- d, -- pro-eur- A'S 1'3 JNO. G.MORTON, BANKER. ROBINSON, DRUGGIST to t ti c y itmtii DETECTIVE! Young man, dress up. t, e age-ther- a fop, but Don't look well dressed 60,-00- 0. Son-Struc- k. 2 THROUGH VLSTIBULED THR0U6HSICD PlftG&BUffET CARS FROM anti-cigaret- St. Bernard Gen'l Store. TMIHSDAIIY NASHVILLE To NEWORLEANS CHICAGO. F.P.JEFFRIE5.G.P.A O EVAN6VILLE.IN0 D.n.mLLMAN.G5A NAStlVILLEJENH. a e, SNST-''5'w- is WQ-Fir- lfi WHaf Pe-ru-- a .. !!fAILY1CAPAr,ITYJ--E;iL;-D0KWr'AliU'0U5r:- :sl --g ... B R fifty-fiv- e 3 111 rr V !i t C theBEJST $ wnndor-worke- &czr TIB! MARK OEtDOtAHD COAL on rjNWS A TlUAtv USE HO GaARATJIIID XfflUL ,. HP tANlW CATHARTIC ik eJttfWMW lAaCUV G01RMTEED??.M . i , - ut .... . L - .... .1. -- ... !! DRUGGISTS filial fMLDTELY I yl mj booUtt fry. i. oiBim.u G ........- -- ..., firfli ACTIVE cleansing tho entlro system, dispel colds, WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND responsi orladlet to travel (or Nirn linmlnnhn. fftvor. habitual constipation ble, established bouto In Kentucky. Monthly and blllouanosa. Please buy and try a box SM.00 ana expenses, rosmoa meauy, Kaier 10, 96,60 cents. Holdond Of O.O.O. ttamped envelope, Enclose The Domnlon Company, Dept, R Chicago, (fuarantoed to euro by all druBlt cn-c- St. Louis, I vn Are you a subscriber to The Bke? uu, 0 snouiu he t ii,..!V P 4. 1 -. . '5 J IA James Alexander fell and mashed hl nose the other day. We aro sorry to seo ihe boys of Earlington behave so badly at church and elsewhere. On Ihe street and in the store. their conduct is simply ihimrful a c' 'I1IB SUNDAY SCHOOL. W ilW oqi ni 0D!i,i isaMOl JTma LESSON X, FIRST QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 6. WW- vW - .W 7 - - vW - 3 ( aqiic 3SI3 ftroiA'MAa pn? SL jqSn otiS Suoo y 00 I 00 !$ siiqSH10AAAEaH,i.B3rc ...."... 0UUBIiI U0)lO3 0f otft oijsaiuoa UAoirr Xahoh at- - 3t 'sijng jubj odui SJUBJ C s.og Text of the Lesson, Math, ill, I13 Mem 3 ory Verses, Golden Text, Mails, ill, 8 Commentary by the Itcv. D, M, Stearns. 10-1- ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY NCORPORATED. ST CHARLES Mr Geo. Sharp Is very sick this week, Rev Mohan preached at the A, M K. Church Sunday morning and night. Mrs Lew Smith and family will leave our town soon for Hopkinsville, where she We will be will make it ber future home soiry to are her go Miss Annie Karl bis returned home from hrr vWl to Brazil. Ind. Miss Margaret Cltment, of Mortons Gap, is visiting her mothrr, Mrs. Urtlle Clements, this week Mrs Mary Kirl, wh.i has been sick for quite a while, is impriiing slowly. Mrs. Mary Davis and family are on the sick list, Mr and Mrs Fiirgcrson are mads It is a girl. happy Why does Mr. W. l. look so bad? Oh ycsl I know that girl has gone back on him Mr. John Oenlng and family are going Look out now for a to move in Tin-cunegroes are famboree, for those Tin-cuout of sight Wo hope that house on ihn corner in Tin-cuwill keep less noise in ibe future than it has in the pat Iio)3 please don't go there A Uarneit's funeral will be Rev. preached at the St Chatlrs Uaptlst Church We are expecting a Sunday, March Gth large crowd p p 05 00 03UJJ . 6t off off $ sjeoo jdao s.uojm SJUBJ PUEOf S.UDJ SOQ spjoij 1101103 01 .S5BAUE3 OODEqOX sijng jioadu.0 s.uon sjtns A"ep s.udjv saoooAaa asoddtiB 9NIHXOHO 'Xjp put dtiia aq mat)) m pay rpiou )S3.3J oipu tinXnoiii mo jsiinoj. Xj dm 'at JO atoid JjquqAV ttaiA il aoj o3jue ar 8uiii u3n uoa ii ijon.t uiijl pur iice J3iO i noo n, U0iqX)3BX3 ouop II i IJ uinpuv pur 'pDtisjuij 8 , jli aioa.. .hmxociiieuissj mds ano jsnm 8A pue wmoh 9ia dim 'saaixricis on 'synods on I iLiL2lU V L- .mcm iiaHOiLS If -" K NEW ENTERPRISE STOVES " 200,000 mvtnr omu oivina BAT1BFAOTIOH. They nre wade of Southern Iron by Southern "Workmen, who arc sustained by tuc products 01 sontncrn ranacm. They last lonecr and make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth. Fire hacks guaranteed for 5 years. your Dealer does not iiandle"thcrn7 WRITE FOR CATALOGUE. Phillips & Buttorff Mf gr. Co. NASHVILLE, TENN. COOKLNG AND HEATING STOVES, Mantels ana Crates, Hollowwarc. Tinware. Etc. ifc, KAMUFACruRtRI OF Chinas Crockery and Glassware, Cutlery, WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE. HjT DIAURSIN Everything necessary and convenient (or tho Kitchen, Dining1 Room, Laundry and Dairy. BICYCLES A SPECIALTY. jtwe Wse" r MILLION.. for the MEDICINE A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. I K t I; Ii 1.1 "How much, then, is a man Ijcttcr than a sheep? Wherefore it Is lawful to do well on tho Sabbath days." Better than many sparrow s, better than nil beat ts, God's own property every day, and, though oft in rebellion ngnlnst Illm, yet loved by Him nnd w ntched longingly to seo if he will turn to His good and loving God. God is good to tho unthankful nnd to tho evil, but how llttlo they think thnt His goodness is intended to lead them to Him. 13. "Then snlth Ho to tho man, Stretch forth thlno hand. And ho stretched It forth, nnd it was restored wholo, llko as tho other." Tho man could not help himAAmAAAAAAAAAAAAAMAAAAAAAAAftAAAJtAAAiUAAAAAAAAAAtAAAAAAAimAAAAAA self, nnd ho knew It, but Jesus healed him Instantly. Tho Pharisees wcro as helpless loll nil Castlenian, Hrecklnrldge Cajtlemain. I to Arthur G. Langliam, help themselves ns this man, but they did not know it nnd would not lcllcvo when they wcro told, so continued help less, nnd, worse, they gnvo placo to tho 12 lf leviation of such Ills common to man as liatu their origin In an Impaired digestion or wralteneii capacity for assimilating food, absorbing nourishment and elimlnrtlug wastp. The catalogue or Ills Included under this head It said to Include pretty nearly etcry reined) for tho acceptance of the American iieopfe the company laid down the principle grade, that orrry thing m tiring Into tho packc t choulil bo of thehlgheat throughand so preiiared any extruded and protecto I as tu retain Its imulltles Iniact and unimpaired lapse of lime In any climate. Only I ho choicest drugs should be used, their preparation modern science, thetabules should bo In accordance with the latest lwrfecteil methods of packed In gUss, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked. Kven the corks used liavo oecn of a grade so high In It requirements that no manufacturer cf these s could supply moro thau n small proportion from Jils output that ,nu iu viais weroia (urn imcaeuiu ujiciui womu meet mu csucuiiKivcuH:aiiuii.. aquatity not surpassed In beauty aud icrfccttoucf workmanship by thoso used by the IlavlngHttbrlrhlghstandard, most fastidious dealers In Jewel and ornamcntsofgold. anducierconsentlngto Tory from It, the roprlcturs resorted to the accepted modern method of miking their commodity known, and seren hundred thousand dollars Invested within moyear In newspaper advertising hat Informed every American citizen conecrulug tho suierlor and surprising qualities of HI pans Tabules. llelngthoiixhtful nnd painstaking ouxrers of the changed conditions that sweep overthoioniiuerclal world, nnd careful to note every circumstance having a bearing urwn tho successful mwecutton of their trade, the managers of the comnanv have noted that thfe It a present Insistent demand for a lower price for every article that reaches or npproaches an universal use, and that the people, although requiring tho Iwst of everything, resent being called upon to pay heavy percentages for superfluous wrannlti? ami nacklnrr or unnecessary rjrotectton against deterioratlnti that tnlaht re. suit In ears, but is neediest In the ciso of n purchaso intended to be consumed In a week. It has also been discovered, and procd by the test of time and actual experience. fhsttheiiA Tabules ilo not havo tho tenuenev to loss nf nu&lltlAS or fllmlnntlnn nf t celleuce from exposure that might at first havo been expected. Inasmuch at, tinder favorable conditions, thoso that have lain loose In a drawer, n traveling bag or pocket for several weeks or mouths are found to bo practically as fresh and as crncaclous as ever. Acting upon thoso suggestion!, nnd noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of preat newspapers now sold for n cent Instead of tho old rate of five times that amount, anu ine general icnueacy in nu uini'iiujis wv am iuvt rates ami increased sales, ino cartons, which thev will offer to the trodouDnn termt which will permit c package being told by tho druggist or storekeeper at o price lower than ever before adopted for a centeacn. a proprietary mouicine-.r- o vk Lir.Aia icniauuies.or uoses, tor one-nsicompany will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form with which The chesper the people havo leirncd to know and nluo tho R!pansTabulet,butwllloHerthe sort experimentally for tho lienefltnt such nt may desire them. It should be plainly understood that tho quality of tho mcdlclno Is Identical In both sorts, the only difference five-cepackbeing In tho form and comparative cost of packing or putting up. The ages are not yet to bo had of all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any drug-nlwill obtain n supply when requested by a customer to do so t but In any case a single carton, containing ten tabules, will be sent, postage paid, to any address for five cents In stimpt. forwarded to the IMpans Chemical Co., Ho. 10 Spruce St New York. Until the goodtare thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will be supplied at a price which will allow them a fair margin of jTont.vls.t 1 dozen cartons for 40 cents. ltttozcn(tllcartons)for$l& o gross 7M cat tons) for t'W.53, 2 gross 3,OJO cartons) for z uu. uatn w un ino oruer in every ca-- A Now York company of manufacturing chemists, the Rlpam Chemical Company, placed upon tlie market about nve jtarn Maua medicinal tablet or ' tubule" computet! oacer of compreMeil powdered prepnratli n of Ltrtaln medicinal drug wlit Ii bad tallied n of mora general uso anionic medical men than any other, for the cure or al- our great Priest King. 7. "But If yo had known what this mcaneth, I will havo mercy and not sacrifice, yo would not havo condemned tho guiltless." What a comfort that wo nro to havo righteous judgment, nnd our Judgo will not dccldo by what Ho sees or hears (Isa. si, 8, 4), and will novcr without cnuso condemn cither a person or a work I Let us havo more of nis Spirit, remembering I Cor. iv, 5. 8. "For tho Son of Man Is Lord even of tho Sabbath day." Aa Son of Man Ho Is Lord of all earthly institutions and tho direct object of nil earthly allegiance. All things wcro created by Him nnd for Him, nnd by Him nil things consist (Col. 1, 10, 17). Ho shall yet subduo all things unto Himself, oven all kings shall fall down before Him nnd all nations servo Him (I Cor. xv, 23; Pfc lull, 11). Wo feci like saying, "Oh, that theso pcoplo had known nim, that they might cheerfully receive Him and submit to Him Instead of judging Him I" 0. "And when Ho was departed thenco Ho went into their synagogue." If Ho could not get good, Ho would bo where Ho might do good. Tho Scriptures wcro read In tho synagogues, nnd there is nothing on earth llko tho Word of God. Whether thoso who read seo much or llttlo of God in His Wool Ho Is In every pago of it and opened eyes and cars will sco nnd hear Him. 10. "And, behold, there was a man which had his hand withered. And they nsked Him, saying, Is It lawful to heal on tho Sabbath days? tliat they might accuse Him." Tho impotenco of tho man was very suggestive of tho spiritual condition of tho nation, but ho knew his condition nnd they did not They wcro blind, nnd deaf, nnd lame, and palsied, and leprous, and thought that nothing ailed them, but that, on tho contrary, they wcro tho only righteous pcoplo on enrth. 11. "And no said unto them, What man shall there bo among you that shall havo ono sheep, nnd If It fall Into a pit on tho Sabbath day, will ho not lay hold on It nnd lift It out?" Ono has well suggested that Ho did not sny sco 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 troublo (Dcut.xxll, 4). by D. M. Stearns. h 1. "At that tlmo.Tcsus went on tho tiny through tho corn, and His disciples were nn hungered and began to pluol: tho cars of corn nnd to cat." Tho lesson today touches tho Sabbath question, tho ono which, according to nil tho gospel, determined tho Pharisees to kill Christ. Sco verso 1 1 Immediately following our lesson, then Mnrk 111, 0; Luke 1, 11; John v, 10. Dr. Weston fays thnt tho Sabbath was tho Jewish national Hag; other nntlons practiced circumcision, offered sacrifices' and had temples nnd religious rites, but in tho Sabbath tho Jews claimed n peculiar relation to God as their Creator, Redeemer and Rest. As tho nation gicv In national feeling nnd prldo nnd in the thought of separation from aud superiority to other nations, they became moro and moro tenacious of their Sabbath. If wo keep In mind that It was their national honor they wcro thinking of and not tho honor of their God and Ills Word, wo shall understand many things othcrwlso dark. 2. "But when tho Pharisees saw It they said unto Him, Behold, Thy disciples do that which Is not lawful to do upon tho Sabbath day." Tho. Sabbaths wcro n sign between God nnd Israel, not to show how holy nnd honornblo they were, but to honor Him nnd delight in Him nnd magnify Him. If eating a little corn, c. en fresh from tho field, would quiet tho body that tho soul might tho better communo with God, it was well so to do (Sco Ex. xxii, 13, nnd Isa, Kill, 13). 8. "But Ho said unto them, Hnoyo not read what David did when ho was nn hungered, nnd they thnt wcro with lilmr" They would hardly wish or daro to find fault w 1th David, their great king, whom they praised so much, even if they wcro so unwilling to recognlzo tho Son of David and David's Ixird In Him w 1th whom they now find fault. 4. "How Ho entered into tho house of God nnd did cat tho shewbread, which was not lawful for Him to cat, neither for them that wcro with Him, but only for tho priests." God would havo us consider tho spirit of His law rather than tho Ho would havo us to letter of know Ilirn nnd His great heart of lovo. It is better to know Him than to bo wise, or mighty, or rich. Ho delights In loving kindness, Judgment nnd righteousness (Jcr. lx, 23, 24). 5, 0. "Or havo yo not read l'i tho law how thnt on tho Snbbnth dnys tho priests in tho tcmplo profnno tho Sabbath and nro blameless? But I sny unto you, That in this place Is ono greater than tho temple." Thus Ho directs them to their king nnd priests as both doing that which by tho strict letter of tho law was forbidden, nnd yet they nro blameless. In verses 41 nnd 43 of this chapter Ho says Ho Is greater than Jonah and Solomon. Ho now says Ho is greater than tho tcmplo, nnd Implies, what is elsewhere taught, that Ilo Is greater than David or Aaron. In Hebrews wo read that Ho Is greater than nngels or Moses, or tabernacle, or sacrifice. He is 1S97, Sab-batcx-trc- Copyright, Miners and Shippers of QQAL I i AND COKE. I I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, i H 5 A. M. J JJJ Mi CAKROLL, .Manager, 201 N. Cherry Branch Street, Nashville, OfTioesB. R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducali, Tennessee. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. A. S. Kentuckv. CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Streets, Memphis Tenn. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. T WlTLolestsieiles Agents-JOH- N T. HESSER, Hauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room 85, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. i I I 2 THE FAMOUS ND. 3 COAL, For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MORTO.NS GAP. Kev. Ware filled the Stand Sunday. Mrs. Carciline Williams is on the sick list. Renso Stanley is sick at this writing. D, L. Grady was in Madisonville last Saturday on business. Miss Uettie McGary returned borne Friday i I 1 S Whyjbuy High-price- d Market. BRUSHED GOKE FOR BASE BURNERS Some people are.lalking loo much about Be things of which they know nothing. careful, for what ye sow jc MiaU reap, sa) the Scripture it ID FURNMS. ft The exercises at the reading circle were very interesting Sunday. Mrs. Drown's paper on "True Womanhood" was good indeed Parents, give your children a chance 2 i'&--3 Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. You Are Going North, Are Going South, If You If You Are Going East, If You Are Going West; puHCNAac TicKcra via thc fatf? ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY Lounmic 4 NstHvuic M. R. CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. -- REASON APPARENT. Topic Tor tlio Week I!ri;imiliifr IVb. ST. Coiiimaut by Itet. . II. l)o)Ir. x, Tone Oitllng clox) to rhrlst.--I.uJohn xil, Tho homo scenes described iu tho lifo of Christ nre few in number, but interko 2; 20-.- Patriotic" Appeals of Free ver Senators in the Light of Facts. How They Have Parceled out litical Pic to Themselves. DON'T .NEED POl'l'LISTS IN THE Sil- Royal Insurance Co. fol The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World. Does the Largest Business in tbc State ol Kentucky. 'Does the Largest Business in the Southern States. IV Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 - $249.831.03 !! This lesson must Includo verso 1 1, for It sets forth their determination because of Christ's conduct on this occasion, and nlso ghes tho reason for somo changes in His teaching, or, rather, Ills manner or teaching. Ho will not yet break theso bruised reeds, but tho tlmo w 111 como (vcro 20). Let verses 21 to 28 glo somo light upon verses 31, 82. Let 'verses 81 to 30 urge us on to "Let tho Word of Christ dwell in us richly" (Col. ill, 10) and may verso CO gist-ill n constant "Halleluiah!" FELL FROM A devil. TRESTLE. esting in character. Kouu has been of moro interest thau this ono recorded by Lnko, whero Jesus and His disciples camo to tho homo of Martha mid Mary at Botliany. Martha, probably being tho older and tho head of tho house, began to concern herself with the entertain-ou- t of her guests and, ns is so often tbo caso with womnnlrind under the circumstances, worked herself into a state nf high nervous excitement Mary, being of n quiet, spiritual deposition, preferred to sit closo to Jesus nt His feet to listen to tho words that full front His lips as Ho talked to His disciples. Iu this position Martha in her excitement chided Mary for her thoughtlessness ami appealed to Christ Himself to bid Mary como and assist her, but Ciirist rebuked Martha for her ovcrauxiety nbout tho unimportant things of lifo ami commended Mnry for her nborbing interest iu tho highest welfaro of her being. Ho thus tcachu3 us that it is better tu got closo by Him and to stay gloso by Hun than to bo orerintcicsted iu and concerned nbout tho things of life, which perish with tho usage. 1. Wo can get clo.o to Christ by studying His word. Ho is no longer upon earth in bodily form, that wo can hit nt His feet ns Mary did and listen to His words of matchless witoni, but His words havo uot all been lost to tho world. Many of them havo been recorded aud preserved for our uso today. Wo can still sit nt Ilia feet nnd listen to His words if wo will only tnko tho Biblo aud read nnd fetudy it. It's wonderful how littlo wo nppreciato nnd how carelessly wo ueo this blctsed privilego of listening to thovoicoof Christ Himself. 2. AVo can get clcso to Christ in prayer. Not only can wo read what Jesus has listen to Hisvoico in tho Scriptures, but wo havo tho priceless privilego of talking to Him, communing with Him in prayer. This is n gicat blessing that wo enjoy, nnd wo should not fail to realize it. Wo should spend much timo with Christ iu prayer, holding soul to bonl communion with Him, that onr dispositions nnd our characters may becomo moro nnd moro liko His. Tho ono nim of our lives should bo to bo moro liko Christ Tho closer wo keep to Him, iu thought and word and deed, tho moro liko Him wo will becomo. It is His desiro that wo should bo liko Him, that Ho and wo should bo ono, nnd one nlso with God. Let us thcrcforo sudy thoroughly nnd repeatedly His word nnd imbibo His character nnd dis position, ns manifested iu it. Let ns hold constantly sweet communion with Him iu prayer, until wo shall bo trans formed by tho power of tho Spirit into Hia very likeuoss. Biblo Readings. Ps. exxi, Prov. jtvlii, 24', Luko vili, 85; John xv, 13ph. iv, 82; Phil, Gal. ii, 20; v, i, ii, 5; Col. iii, 10, 17. 10-221-2- Po- bOUTH. PAUL M. MOORE EARLINGTON, KY Barbee & Gasfleman I MANAGERS. Southern Department, Home Office Louisville, Ky, ' KENTUCKIANS WANT TO Resident Agent for Earlington and Vicinity. vvw "WVWWW wvwwwvw vwvwwww wvvwwww, Luther Warner, of Taylor Mines, Accidentally Killed by a Fall Near Rockport. Beaver Dam, Ky., Feb. Luther who Warner, aged, twenty-five- , lived at Taylor Mines, while walking on a forty-foo- t trestle near Rockport this morning, fell and received fatal injuries, from which he died at 2 o'clock this aitcrnoon. He was a miner. Senor DuBosc, the new Spanish minister, will arrive at Washington in the next ten days. A WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE TisJ Itststsif ! 4 tl f t f"si iTnftstsf M A stttttSRHHa To make our Funeral Equipment the hest in Jii$k this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery sMe.tfeS'WsPlsWuUY' PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. 4 -- The organ of the Spanish army says that war between the United States and Spain will break out in April. BARHETT & ARNOLD. tptfpmifpKi wsjiiiiu.n:!ijjji pya-qsxny- rj 4 rajM.m4iiuv.i-- i Uit B Best AILS. MnlSWIIlHt ALL Cough iljrup. Tastes Cloud. In tlmo. Bold by druggists. EARLINGTON. KY. 'lUtpwxfyMiipi jumiyi Jiyanqf? lican, and the second, Bell, Populist, are to be named for the places they now hold. Both are signers. The Populists are to have the Governor with a view to a silver Republican to the Senate two years hence. In this State it is recognized that the Democratic party is well nigh extinct, Idaho. Gunn.Populist, now representing the State in the House, is to be renominated, and Dubois, silver Republican and is slated for the Senater two years hence. Heitfield, Populist, is to rotain his present position as SenMore than 8.000 varieties postal ator. All are signers. A Democards have been issued in tho world crat is to have the Governship. within the past thirty-fivyears. Kansas. A Democrat is prom e Sons of Distinguished Ask to be Enlisted. Frankfort, Ky., Feb. 24. Governor Bradley this afternoon received a. letter from two former Kentuckians, members of prominent families, asking that their names be enliisted in the first Kentucky company of volunteers, should a war with Spain occur. They are Robert "Wickliffe Wood-le- y and Francis Breckinridge Douglass. Both are now on the reportonal staff of the New York Sun, and are anxious, so they say, to figlitj 1 ri.:- .1 ; win uuuua, 111c tut si. r"..i iiitu- ulmui; ...:n be gratified by the Governor should Uncle Sam declare war against the Dons. Washington, D. C, Feb. 28. Voters who are shortly to be asked to consent to a fusion arrangement by which they will be compelled to support for Congress men not members of their own party and professing friendship for a single feature ot the party doctrines will, perhaps, lie interested to know that the fusion scheme so elaborately mapped out by the Chairmen of the Democratic, Populist and silver Republican parties is understood in Washington to have been designed simply for the purpose of electing to office a little coterie of chronic who have pooled their issues for this purpose. The flamboyant shrieks in behalf ol "patriotism" and "humanity" 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 each little group of one of whom was carefully selected for the particular office which it is now proposed that this combination shall grab, through the fusion which its spokesmen arc urging. It is learned from inside sources that the detailed plans of the men now urging fusion arc as follows: California. Senator White, the new Chairman of the Democratic Congressional Committe,who wants to succeed himself as Senator, is cordially with this fusion movment. 1 he plan outlined by the "triumvirs" to commend the members of their respective parties to enter this fusion scheme is, that all the silver forces in California must unite on a Democrat (White of course) for Senator, and that members of the House are to be divided between Democrats andPopulists. In the first, second, third and fourth districts of this State, Democrats arc 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 FIGHT, now represent the sixth and seventh districts, arc signers of an adFn mi lies dress favoring fusion. office-soaker- s office-seeker- There is no Senator to elect, but there is an eye out for the place two years hence. In the first district Shafroth,silver RepubColorado. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Scott, who were recently married, received a nice wedding present last week from Mr.Scott's parents, who reside at Columbia, Tenn. P. Duncan is still quite ill. Mrs. Mintie Ray is still improving. State. Rev. G. B. Walker is on the sick list. North Dakota. Sonic slight hope Mrs. Gipson is still unable to be up. is entertained of Roach, Will Killebrew is all smiles. He has a Democrat, to the Senate. He is new girl at bis house. another for whom Jones is caring. Mrs. Ojborn came out from Madison-vill- e The Populists are to have the GovMonday night to attend the ernor and member of the House. entertainment. is Oregon. The Senatorship Mrs. John Jones, of Madisonville, was promised to a Democrat, and the here Monday night. Congressional nomination to If any good comes to the negro it must and Martin, Populists. come through bis own exertions. Stop The Governorship is also to go to posing as aa object of charity, and go to work. . the Populists. Richard Phelps, of Hopkinsville, was in South Dakota. Pettigrew, silver Republican, signer of two mani- the city this week. While the party was coming home from festoes, is looking for his return Knowles and Madisonville Monday night, they drove off two years hence. into a Some of the girls Kelly, Populists and signers, are hands ditch.soiled their dresses. hurt their and Prof, T. to be returned in 'the House, a E. Greer was under the carriage, holding Populist Governor named and a it up with his feet, so that the ladies could few minor offices given the Demo get out. crats. Iherc is not much of a Little Atkinson Hobart Sbeiton went to Democratic or silver Republican Sunday school Sunday. party in this State, and Pettigrew C Littlo Lillian and Bealrico Shellnn rewants to be the only silver Repub- ceived a nice box of valentines from Miss lican representative of the latter Kat.ia Crabtree, Louisville, Ky. Hog hams are very common, but when party in the game. we Utah. Camion, silver Republi son badchicken hams like Mrs. W. M. Johnthe olher day, they are soon out of can and signer, is slated to succeed sight. two-step Van-derberg ised the Senatorship in two years. Harris, Populist is to continue in the Senate, Botkin, Vincent, Ridgeley, Peters and Simpson, all signers and Populists, the Democrats being fed on promises for the distant future. Minnesota. Towne, 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 promised the Governor, and the Popu lists minor offices. In this State the bosses are having hard work to make the plan succeed, as the Democrats and Popohsts 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 Washington is to elect those now in, and they are insisting npon the program. Ntlraska. Allen, Populist, a signer, is slated to succeed hirusclf and is one of the men whom a special effort is being put forward to save. In Nebraska there is, owing to Mr. Bryan's candidacy in 1896, something left of the Democratic party. "Jones' position acts as a Check upon Bryan and Bryan Democrats and forces fusion for Allen's return. Maxwell, Stark, Sutherland and Greene, signers, are to be returned. A Democrat is slated for Governor. Nevada. Newlands, who endorsed the fusion paper, is to be returned. North Carolina. Marion Butler, Populist, chairman of the Populist National Committee, hopes to succeed 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 k, himself in the Senate, and King. Democrat, in the House. While the silver bosses in Washington agree on Cannon, it had been a hard matter to make the Democrats agree upon linn, as many ambitious Democrats believe an Democrat can be elected, and don't like to have Cannon forced down their throats, but Chairman Jones has written a letter ordering the Democrats to support Cannon. out-and-o- ut ano o ctcum of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. The Maximum Rates, Time nj alt other iatbrraatloa will ,, be cheerfully furnlslietl by C. P. ATMOHC, 6. s.. a., Or by I.OCUVIUJC, Kr. "swl ' A Populist, GovWashington. ernor Rodgers, is slated for the " and Lewis, Democrat, and W. W. ETHRIDGE, Agent. silver Republican, for the the latter, with Turner, the address. Wyoming. Osborne, Democrat, is slated for the Senate. He is now in the House. The Representative and Governorship are to be placed where they will do the most good for Osborne. In the foregoing, only States have been considered which were represented in the recent declarations, and where the signers of them arc making such great efforts to have themselves returned VsssssssssstUb through fusion. In the Southern States the Democrats are trusting as usual, to the election machinery to return Democrats. In the IjkliKWs ubbbb(M kSWKss(sb0 Northern States the Democrats expect in most cases the assistance of the Populists and silver Republicans. This is especially so in the middle Western States, and in isolated districts efforts will be made to throw the Populists a sop in the way of fusion upon a Populist nominee, and where no other candidate of the silver forces can hope to succeed. The Populists are to be recognized where their ISJuSVASCOODFORADULTS. votes are absolutely necessary. The silver Republicans arc to receive WARRANTED. PRICE SOots. ILLS., recognition in some of the mining Paris Medicine Co., OILATIl, Mo. Not. 14, WO. bt. toula. o Gentlemen: Wo sold States and at the home of Chair- GUOVB'H TA9TKLK88 last year, 00010 bottlesban CHILI. TON and Ibis rear. In all or man Towne, but above and beyond bouitbt tbreo gross alreadrthe droit business, exyears. In perience ot ban article that gave sucli unlreraal satis all is the underlying motive of the oeTer sold anli Yours t nil r, taction as your Tonic. whole affair, the of AB.ScV.CAMt &00. those now in office, the unity of the silver forces for the benefit of NASHVILLE, the bosses in Washington. Senate, ones, House; signed GROVES 'SIbsP' CHILL TDNIC CHATTANOOGA AND PALACE TASTELESS ur (Jolofed (Jitiens. All communications and matters ot newt per lainlne. to this column should tie addressed to Geo. Alixandh, Barliniton, Ky, ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS Between Nashville and Chattanooga, Ala-- " bama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville. Knox-vlllAsheville, Washington, Baltimore, Philadelphia. New York, Portsmouth, Norfolk. 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