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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 10, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898031001_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 10, 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. 0f ." c rr V p itiniittiiiiAiiiiiiliiiiiAiiiiiOiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiliiiiiittii OPEN FACB OR HUNTINa CASH With II. W. Raymond's Movement, tor With a First-ClaSlStt'S BOOK ss WATCH, n ,nr rf $25.00, at Guarantee, STOKE, wpiii JpiA E ARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1898. FIFTY-FIFTH $ ..111. ..,i'll.,.,. 4 CT. .. .DRINO YOUR.,.. anb 35. 3civclvij-- f FOR RCPAIRINO TO A. D. 7"i' AND JEWELRY MADISONVILLE, KV. J. 3wIfwhoiUaMsonptlle. K1RCHDOERFFER. years has had StsU, 35 experience, with first-clas- s reference. p'l fl' j iwrj iu j ui j J i O J NINTH YEAR. NO. 10 CONGRESS. TENEMENT HORROR tfetalsLS PINE VG. TAR 'HONEyN &CAH; CO, ,0fDR Ono Porson Suffooatod In o Burn- ing Building. NARROWLY on tho 2d, nn executive ncsslon occupied tho opening hour. When open set was resumed the pension appropriation bill slon Tho Alaskan was presented and agreed to. bill was homestead nnd railway right-of-wa- y occupied the retaken up nnd Us consideration mainder of the session .....In tho house, tho day was devote! to the further consideration of tho Loud bill relating to second class mall In tho senate, DONS TIRED OF LEE. ALLEGED Arrest MURDERERS. ot Snlvadoro Gnffrs Tbo Royal In New Orleans known. Actual ami Michael Paluma. It tbo highest grida bahlag powder tests show It aas 00-iblrd rirtbtr tbaa ay other brssd. A HOLOCAUST AYERTED, An and wrapperof tbo genuine Dr. Boll's Is printed the above k design. U Is both and (tUHrimlcc a warrant thut tbo medicine ranlalnoUlii thoboltlo will cure coughs, colds nnd all lung, throat and client troubles mora quickly and cUoctuallv thaj an other romedr. trudo-mar- Upon Every Bottle DR. BELL'S Kxcltlns; l'ire nt l'lttabureli, Work of l'lro Fighters Itrsult-o- il In the Having of Hecntl Persons from Certain Doutli, Homo of Whom vcr of Urnd Prolmblr Fatally Ilurnctl-M- st anil Injured. l'lTTSiiuitait, matter. Ik the senate, on the 3d, the Alaskan homey bill occupied alstead and railway most tho enttro session. Mr. Vest moved to eliminate tho homestead featuro ot tho bill by striking out the first section, but the motion was defeated., ..In tho house tho Loud bill, "to correct alleged abuses ot tho second class mall matter prlvllogc," which last year passcd( tho house, 111 to 101, v as laid on tin table by tho dcclstvo vote of IU to 119, tho strength of tho measuro having perceptibly waned during a right-of-was' debate. IN tho sonalc, on tho 4th, tho bill extending tho homestead laws and providing for right-of-wfor railroads in Alaska was passed. It was stated during debate that thero was every reason to bellcvo that by the passngo of this bllL three-day- Pine la sold -T- ar-Honey Pa., March 7. Ono ot tho most exciting Arcs tho l'lttsburgh department has over been culled upon to fight occurred nt No. 0U Webster avenue, yesterday, when one woman was suffocated and live other persons so badly burned that three may die. Three families wci o penned in a ram shackle building, the stairs to which were eaten nway by Humes while they slept. Hero was tho result of IS min utes' captivity: Don.l. Mrs. Dominie Enrlello, nged 30, wife of Dominie Enrlello, fruit huckster, byalldrunlits or sent opon receipt ui iinro sjc;, cue anu fi per uumr 07 l Delays are I Dangerous! I When threatened with a Cough; the old saying "a stitch in time saves nine." A 25c bottle of DR. OTTO'S Spruce Gum .Balsam will save you large doctor bills, a long spell of sickness and perhaps your life. SO DELAY NOT A MOMENT. Pleasant to take. Price 25c and 50c Tor Sale by Jill Druggists, A 1 4 4 f jj ui rrct'ipioi puce, THE OARLSTEDT MED. CO., Craosi lilt, lad. A ... was separated from her husband in tho smoke and sutToeated while trying to raise. u window; died iu the patrol wagon. Injured. Hurry Levin, aged 10, burned about face, arms and shoulders; injuries possibly fatal. Lillian Levin, nged G, burned about hands, feet nnd face; condition serious. Max Verlinski, aged S3, burned about legs and head and fatally injured internally. Jessie. Verlinski, ngpd S3, his wife; burned about the neck, face nnd feet; injuries serious. Ethel Velinskl, eight months, burned about face, neck and body; will probably die. Elizabeth Jcvin, aged Id, ankle broken by jumping from second-stor- y window; ulso hurt Internally. Ulta Levin, aged three years; thrown from second-stor- y window; badly brulbcd. Tho building at No. 014 Webster ave-nu- o is a three-stor- y brick tenement, old and shaky. On the first floor and in the rear of the second floor lived Samuel Levin with his wife and seven children. On the second floor front lived Dominic Enrlello with his wife.-Othe third floor lived Mas Verlinski with his wife and baby. The fire started in Levin's dining-rooIn the rear of the first floor. It burned through the door and up the stairway, and in a very short time the entire building was in flames. Only lightning-lik- e work of the rescuing ilremen prevented a tcnemeut-hous- a elght-mouths-o- fishery question might easily tho bo settled In tho house two moro appropriation bills, the pension and tho consular and diplomatic, wero passed an J sent to tho president. It was private bill day, but only two bills wcro passed during tho session. In tho senate, on tho 7th, tho entire session was devoted to consideration ot tho District of Columbia appropriation bill, without final action being reached... ..In the house, thollaw-Ic- y bill, providing for two additional regiments ot artillery, was passed under suspension ot the rules, with but thrco dissenting votes, Messrs. Cox (dem., Tcnn.), Jones (dem , Va.) and Todd (fusion, Mich.). A bill appropriating 50,000 000 for tho national defense was Introduced by'Mr. Cannon. District ot Columbia business was s then taken up, but, owing to filibustering, g noth-wa- accomplished A DISMAL HOWL. of Our Sending Food to Spalu'it Starring Victims. Madiiid, Mnrch 5. El Nacionnl argues that American intervention exists In the succor American wnr ships Imveconvcycd to the paclficos, formerly Spain's enemies. It says America will continue to foster tho rebellion; and if Spain does not find means to suppress tho insurrection, tho pacific intermeddlings of the United Stntes will soon become armed Intervention, in which event it will bo worth whilo to mediate ns to the best means to protect tho lives and property of residents In Cuba who arc loyal to Spalu. "Itadical autonomy or independence will menace Spain, sacrifice tho lives nnd property of loyal Cubans and impose on the peninsula a debt amounting probably to 3,000,000,000 pesetas. To obviate such a burden, nnd to procure for loyal Cubans a solid guarantee for their lives and property, should be Spain's first care, beforo everything, even a sovereignty, whoso vagueness is rather fantastic. "Either Independence orrndtoal autonomy will produco anarchy In the colony and lead to the extermination of everything Spanish and the ruination of the Spanish exchequer.'" All on Account JAPAN TO RECKON WITH, TOO. Tho Mikado Had Homo Subjects on Hoard tho Maine. Chicago, March 4. A special tp tho Horror. Sold by St. Uernard Drug Store. A LA BELLE JARDINIERE. 'L, ERITSCH -M- & SON, FASHIONABLE ERGHANT TAtLOR- S:, . . and : IMPORTER OF LOTUS AND SUITINGS 321 Upper First Street, JiVANSVILLE, - INDIANA. lie earnestly solicits the patronage of his Hopkins county friends I THE Fifth Avenue Hotel, LOUISVILLE, KY., j $ I p $ g Is the Only $2.00 Per Day Hotel in the City. First-Clas- s COME AND SEE US, g i 'i PIKF r.AMPRELL. MANAGER. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE . 5t f I c isSBiES ' Trade Marks nrnmNfl PnBVBinUTfl Aft- Anyone sending a. sketch and description may whether an our tntentTon Is probably PtenUbfe- - Commute lions strictly oonndenlfaL OMeat agency for securlnirpatonts. l"ten5 taken through Munn Co. reeclro wclat notlc without climo. In tbo Scientific American A hondsomelr ltlnitrated weeklr. JjWJjt dr. to. ,f ,s, MUNN &Co.3e,Bro8dM'- - New York Branch Offlco,ca F BU Washington, 1), U President W. A. NlSBE-0. W. WADDILL, Cashier , l 3opkins (Lountu Madisonville, Ky. Gaptal Stock, - - - $50,000. Transacts a general banking business, and invites the accounts of Iho citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties, Has the finest and most secure vault in tb.it section of Kentucky Dally News from Washington says: Spain will have to reckon with Japan Clearance Dented the Vessel Fending Pro- as well as with tho United States, iu ceedings Now la Progress. tho event tho responsibility for tho WA81HNOTOX, Mnrch 5. The treasury Maine explosion is laid at the door of department has received two messages tho Don. from tho collector of customs at JackThe nary department has ascertained sonville, stating that the master of the thnt oft the Maine were several Japancso filibuster tug Dauntless, now under fed- employed as cooks or other servants, eral surveillance at that port, desired and these were lost. Tho fact of their to clear his vessel for Fernaudlna. death has been communicated to the Assistant Secretary Spuuldtng replied Japanese government through thestato by telegraph that tho permission could department. not be given from the treasury departSUDDEN DEATH. ment, as the inquiry into the conduct of tho Dauntless during her absence Qcorge I. Schtiur Succumbs to n Puraljtic from Florida waters last week, and Stroke ut St. Louis. tho week before Is now pending in the St. Louis, March 4. George P. department of justice. Schnur, nn undertuker, fell dead Wednesday afternoon on a porch in OPINION ALL ONE WAY. the rear of his establishment. Ho had What u Cleveland ().) Doctor Ilrardnt Key just walked out on tho porch and starUed toward tho stairway leading to West. Ci.kvelanj), O., March, 5. Dr. II. V. his apartments, upstairs. He fell forlliggar, ono of the most prominent phy- ward, striking his head on the banister. sicians and surgeons of Cleveland, has A neighbor saw him fall nnd gave tho just returned from Key West, where ho alarm. It was found that he was dead, was in the midst of the excitement and that his neck hud been broken by which followed the Mowing up of tho the fall. battleship Maine. PATRIOTIC WHEELMEN. He found thataUofthoso who were willing to discussthomattcr at till Cyclists Preparing to Offer Their hcrtlcul to tho (lot eminent. wcro convinced that the explosion had been caused by un outside force, probNkw YoitK, March 1. Cyclists all ably a torpedo. over the couutry, particularly the members of the League of American WheelANOTHER SHIP IN PORT. men, arc preparing to offer ther servArrlwil of the Aluilrante Oquendo In IIu. ices to tho government In case open Tana Harbor. hostilities arc declared between Spain Havana, March 6. The Spanish and tho United States. Of- - tho 107,000 first class cruiser Almlrante Oquendo members of tho league fully 00.030, It arrived In Havana harbor at 8:43 a. m. is estimated, could bo called on. from Spain. Sho received a hearty welAmmunition for tho As ntlo Sjuidron. come from tho ferryboats and tugs, on WASiiixaTo.v, March 5. The navy board of which wcro tho civil and department is making preparations to military authorities and different so- replenish tho supply of ammunition of cieties, which had been waiting for the United States warships on tho tho warships arrival., Tho decks wcro Asiatic station. To this cud, orders crowded with sightseers, rockets were have been sent to tho training ship Mosent up and flags and other decorations hican, now at Maro Island, to carry wcro displayed from tho vessels In port. ammunition. Patriotic Ucn. Uobln. Uovornincut Order for Co.tl for tho Navy. Atijista, Oa., March 5. Gen, Gobiu, Iiiontox, O., March 5. The Norfolk commander-in-chie- f of tho G. A. II., & Western railroad has a contract to speaking here Thursday night, said: ship 350,000 bushels of nut coal from ' If it appears that the Maine was de- tho Pocahontas mines, West Virginia, stroyed by designing Spanish officials on order of the United States navy dewe have American dollnrs to buy ships partment to various ports, to ba herennd the munition i of war, but there after designated. has not been enough Spanish money Work art Fort .Monroe. coined since tho Inquisition to pay for Wasiiixotoh, March S. Fort Monroo tho lives of thosa martyrd sailors." is being put iu tho highest stato of deMaine Survivor Filing Claims. cannon fense. Tho old smooth-bor- e Kev Wkst, Fhi., March 5. All the aro being replaced by rapid-firin- g modMaine survivors received n month's pay ern guns, nnd a largo quantity of amn per- munition Thursday, and their claims for lost sent there. property have been filed. sonal Negroes Will Fight for Cuba I.lbro. Schwantz, a cook of the Maine, has Comjmma, H. C, March 4. Ono thouput in.a claim for 81,320, which he says he had In his chest, which was blown sand colored militiamen of South Caroto pieces. Many other enlisted men lina tendered their services to Gov. EUcrbo yesterday In case of war. Tho lost the savings of yea s. offer was made through Col. RobertWork For the King's Daughters. son (colored) of Charleston. Nkw Yokk, March 0. The Central Council of the King's Daughters will next week begin a branch of tho relief work, tho cutting and sewing of garbTaVv -ments for the Cuban famluo sufferers, tKousands of whom, Miss Clara Barton THE PILL has declared in her letters, are In rags. DAUNTLESS HELD UP. has-bee- Chicago, March 8. The pollco hava Spain Roquosts tho Recall of tho been notified of the arrest, jn New Orleans, of Salvadoro Guffrc and Michael Consul Gonoral. Paluma, who aro wanted here for tho murder.of Salvanoro Poppa, janitor of an apartment building. Poppa was THE PRESIDENT REFUSES TO COMPLY, found one night, a year ago, with his skull fractured. Ho refused to toll the names of his assailants, and died shortSpain Also Objects to Itellef Supplies Us- ly after. Poppa was supposed to have ing Kent to Mantanzas and Sagua La had a large bum of money In his room. nrnmle on War Ships The Original Pro. grummo In that Regard Will he Carried Tho crime was apparently fastened on Out Unless tho President Should Later Guffrc and Paluma, and tho men wero chased through several states In tho Change Ills Mind. south, hong finally arrested In New Orlean WASMXOTOjf, March 7. The Spanish 3NIFICANT WORDS. situation developed two new phases yesterday when It became known that Lieut. irlx Predicts boino Interesting the Spanish government had formally Itcndlng-On- ly Walt. Consul-Gencrrequested tho recall of Kkv Wkst, Flu., March 0. Lieut. Leo from his post atllavana.to which reMnrlx, heforc sailing on the Mangrove quest the United States had courteouswith the Maine board of inquiry, rely, but firmly, refused to comply; also, ferred to tho statement that the court's that the Spanish government had sug- investigation had failed to prove that gested the Impropriety of sending re- the Maine had been blown up from the lief supplies to tlib Cnban rcconccntra-do- s outside. on the cruiser Montgomery and gun"That's all bosh," ho said. "Why boat Nashville, to which suggestion can't they stop theorizing until wo ge the United States had given a like an- ready to report? Then, I assure you, swer in tho negative. we shall have some rending for tho The first Intimation of theso steps American people that will be Interestdising.".' came in a brief and explicit cable "Will it mean war?'' was asked. patch from Madrid. Prior to its receipt, however, tho authorities here "That's a question I can't answer had been fully conversant with the now. Walt." facts, although no Intimation had been CANNON WAS LOADED. allowed to get to the public on cither subject. The disclosures from Madrid A Illll for Fifty Millions of Dollars for left no further ground for reticence In Nation l Defense. Washington, and after a conference at Washington, March h. Chairman the White House between the presiappropriations commitdent, Assistant Secretary Day, of tho Cannon of tho a bill in tho house state department, nnd Secretary Long tee Introduced Appropriations for enthe of tho navy department, tho follow ing titled: "Making authorized statement was given out by National Defense." It Is as follows: "That thero is hereby appropriated Judge Day as comprising everything money in that was to be said by tho administra- out of anyappropriated,the treasury not otherw ise for the national tion on the subject: defense, nnd for each and every purpose president will not consider tho connected therewith, to be expended nt "The recall of Gen. Lee. He has borne him- the discretion of the president, and to self throughout this crisis with judg- remain available until June 30, 1899, ment, fidelity and courage, and to the sno.ooo.ooo." president's entire satisfaction. It was referred to tho committee on "As to the supplies for the relief of appropriations. tho Cuban people, all arrangements hnvo been mado to carry a consignCONSCIENCE MONEY. ment this week from Key West by one Uncle Sam Is Two Thouinn.l Four Hundred of tho naval vessels, whichever may bo Dollars Itlihcr. best adapted and most available for Received of Louisville. the purpose, to Mantanzas nnd Sagua. known parties Ky , Marchoti. --.'.000, alleged unJ by tho sum "Although the officials hero are non- them to be due tho United Stales government committal on tho subject, It Is believed as taxoson wlilsily In bond In 180.1, In the stale being that the request for Gen. Lee's recall of Kentucky, saidattaxes time. withheld by said was made at least a day or two ago, unknown parties the ClTAS. E. SAPP, and that the Spanish government, Collector Internal Revenue, Fifth Kentucky District, March 4, 1808. ofter receiving tho reply of the state department has not insisted cither This receipt was given an unknown upon Lee's recall or upon its contention man by Collector Sapp after tho stranthat the relief supplies should not be ger had counted out S3, 400 in gold. It sent to Cuba In naval vessels." was conscience money. The stranger exDED. plained himself as representing parties SPAIN now living in a distant state. toqucst for tho Recall ot A BURNT OFFERING. Leo Withdrawn. Washington, March 8. Spain has ArMged Lad? Roasted to Death While at Prayer. withdrawn her request for the recall " C; Clevki.and, O., March 8. Margaret of Consul-GencrLee, and it is now believed that tho incident is practically Moloney, 84 years old, living alone In a closed. Tho withdrawal came In the tmall house in Colllnwood, a suburb, was literally roasted to death yestershape of nn official communication from day whilo kneeling in prayer. NeighMinister Woodford. It is now stated bors discovered the little cottage that the request was never put in tho Wrapped In flames. Tho charred reshape of a demand, but that it was mains of the woman wcro found in tv merely a suggestion on the part of Spain, Unceling position by tho side of the and when she found that It would not bed. An ivory crucifix was tightly-claspein tho withored hands, and be pleasantly received by this country the lips, though scorched by tho deadly she promptly receded. fire, seemed still to he uttering prayers DISABLED AT SEA. LEOPOLD GAST. HAS-RECEConsul-Gener- Pl AKiH0 POWDER Absolutely Pure OYM. SAKIN9 Tho Govornmont II AMU SondB tion to Admiral SIcard. BY THAT a Ques- Like biliousness, dyspepsia, headachs, constipation, sour stomach, Indigestion nro promptly cured by Hood's Fills. They do their work Liver Ills THE REPLY SENT OFFICER, He Is Unable, at Present, to Fix a Date foi the Filing of tho Itcport of tho Maine Hoard of Inquiry The, Ilcply Sets at ltest Many of the Wildcat Iteports Set Alloat In Regard to the Hoard and Its Proceedings. fc easily mid thoroughly. Best after dinner pills. W isr 25ccnts. All druggists. Prepared by C. I. Uood St Co., Lowell, Mass. XI.' only Fill to take Ui Hood's Sarsaparllla. Hood's 211 C II DR. MENDENHALL'S IMPROVED Washington, March 5. It was developed yesterday afternoon through CHILL rowOC CO., ktW YOKK. OlRWISE UNNOTICED. Late news from Dawson City, Alaska, shows everything quiet. Federal officers captured thrco men in Do Soto, Mo., charged with coun- terfeiting. Tho Cunard Liner Catalonia Picked Up ly tho Strainer Delaware. Halifax, N. S., March 8. The Death of Ono of St. Louis' .Most Proml. nciit Ucrmnii Citizens. steamer Delaware picked up the Cun-nr- d liner Cntalonla on Friday, 800 miles from Hnlifux, bound from Liverpool to lloston, with 11 intermediate and 7.1 steerage paasengcrs and a general cargo. The Catalonia had sustained a break iu tho crank shaft between the low and Intermediate shafts, her slide valvo gear was broken and her cylinders shifted. Tho accident occurred on Wednesday. TO REPLACE THE FERN. Tho Cruiser Montgomery to Act ns patch lloat at Hat ana. Dis- cruiser Montgomery would relieve the dispatch boat Fern at Havana, and relief supplies to Matanzos and Sagua. This is understood to be a satisfactory arrangement to tho Spanish government. GEN. LEE INTERVIEWED. Will Continue to Guard American Washington, March 8. The navy department has announced that the J biT4 Don't Use Drugs unless you need them, and then only re' pure drugs, such as are sold byonly N Freddie, aged four, came downstairs one morning with a very bad cold in his head, and, running tohis mamma, he exclaimed: "Oh, mamma, bofe of my eyes is leakin' and one of my noses is frozed iipl" Mabel went out for a walk one morning, and as thev started to return her father asked: "Shall we walk back, Mabel, or take a street car?" "I'd razzer walk,'1 she replied, "if 'ou will tarry me." WHAT WILL - Ueiilin, March 8. Tho Tageblatt today publishes a dispatch from Pckin Fitzhugh Havana, March eaylng China has agreed to lease Port Indian Head lUowu Up. Lee, consul general of tho United to Russia for Arthur and Nkw Yoisk, March 0. Indian Head, 09 years. States, when questioned regarding principal promontory in the PaliSpain's demand for his recall, said; the THE MARKETS. "I shall contlnuo to do my duty, sades of the Hudson, was blown up which is to guard American interests." Friday. Preparations for the event NKW Yohk, March 8, 1693. had bceu going on for several weeks. CATTLK-Nat- lve I 4 VJ Ol 6 10 Steers Cut Completely In Two. COTTON-Mlddl- lng OX 6H llum.iNOTON, la., March 0. Lieut-Fran- k The result Is that 300,000 tons of rock FLOUR Winter Wheat. 4 50 is 6 75 hnvo been brought down for use ns WHEAT-N- o. W 1 OV.H Sited Kabkc, of the United Stntes COltN-N- o.S ti hriny, commandant at Iowa Wcslcyau maculnm and paving stones. s oats-N- o. u 3U siu css 10(0 u 10 71 University, at Mount Pleasant, atA French Dull. ST. LOUIS. tempted to board a freight train here 6 Pakis, March 0. Col. Picquart, who COTTON-Mlddl- lng LIBKVBS-Steers He missed his footing and was 1 0 6 2.' was disciplined for giving testimony Cows and Hellers... SO (1 IM cut completely in two at tho waist. 100) 4 60 & 0 74 favorable to tho ease f M. Zola, at the CALVES-(p- cr 03 IIOaS-F- alr 5 5J O Select Four Colored Roustabouts Drowned. recent trial of the author, fought a SHEEP-F- alr to to Choice. 3 25 U 4 49 a Cincinnati, March 4. As tho 4(0 t iki duel with swords In tho riding nchool 1'LO Clear and Straight... 4 OU W 4 tVI steamed out from her wharf last of the military seller 1 with Col. Henry, BeK WIIEAT-TSB t Ued night for Louisville eight colored who denounced I'icqunrt as a liar. Col. COllN-N- o. O. 2 Mixed "" 'HH :..- - it OATb-N- o. .' 2 roustabouts wero thrown into the Henry wus wounded in the elbow. UYK-N- o.2 48 U 50 river. Four wero rescued and four SOU 8M TOUACCO-Lu- gs. t, 12 00 Senator Milts withdraws, 4 GO fc. LoafUurley were drowned. They leave families. Houstov, 'Vest, March 7. The Post HAY-Cl- ear 7 50 it, 10 W Timothy Tho gang plank broke. U tt H Dairy UUTTlf this morning prlntsa letter from United KUUS-Fr- esh kfl Ilk Death of a Prominent Citizen. States Senator Mills, in whUh he for- POIIK Standard (new) 3.H O10 Philadelphia, March 7. Isaac A. mally withdraws from tho race for re- UACON-Cl- ear 5!tf ltlb O 5 Steam U Sheppard, one of the most prominent election, which leaves the field to Gov, LAHD-Frl- me CHICAGO. citizens of this city, died yesterday, C. A. Culberson. CATTLE-Natl- TO 3 75 O 5 . Steers after a lingering illness. He was 71 IIOOS Fair to Choice. SH U 4 CO 111 3 75 (A 4 SUEEP-F- alr to Choice years of age. L'inbezzli'd Uncle Sam's Funds. FLOUK-Wln- ter 4 80 W 5 (U Patent 5 10 4 70 t San FitANCinco, March C Edwin A. Spring Patents. Spanish FlccTMoblllz'atlon. S Spring WIIEAT-N- o. WV 11B Maiiiud, March 8. The Imparcial Lowe, charged with having embezzled 1 04tt 1 Oi No. 2 Ited (new).... ,Utt COItN-2 says that Admiral Uermejo, minister of SI ,800 while acting us assistant wy, OATS No. 2 20ft at Newton Center, Mass., marine, has directed that tho most 10 35 (a 10 40 POKIC Mess (now) held for trial and will be taken to KANSAS CITY. activo preparations be made to mobiliiu CATTLE-Natl- vo 3 75 5 50 Steers back to Massachusetts ut once. tho Spanish fleet. 4 01 3 65 t IIOOS All Grades. WHEAT-N- o. 2 Hard MM Its I desire to attest to the merits of Cham2 White oats-N- o. iry, MK& Convicted of Seduction. CUltN-N- o. 21 2 25X'8 ests at Havana. POltlC-NewMto-da- y. Inter- St. Louis, March 0. Leopold Gast at his home In Itadcn Friday night, mrrounded by the immediate members ot his family. Ho was born In Ltppc Dctmold, Germany, March 11, 1810, and was educated at licrlln. He devoted himself to the lithogruphers' art, pur-uin- g It for a time in his native land. He took part In the Oerraan revolution in 1848, nnd emigrated a year later to the United Stated, coming nlmost directly to St. Louis. A Fresh Spanish Squadron for Cuba Ilelug Orgiulzed at Cadiz. London, March 5. A letter just received here from Madrid sayslt Is definitely reported there thul'a'fresh Spanish squadron, destined for Cuba, Is being organized ut Cadiz. It consists of four ironclads, the Carlos V., Pelayo, Alfonso XIII. and another, bevcral gunboats and n transatlantic steamer. Active work is also proceeding upon tho torpedo boats Destroyer, Aiula. and 0adti, and upon the torpedo boats Habaua, lletamosa nnd llareelo, which form the second torpedo boat flotilla. died Pros-pcrina, Every gambling den In St. Joseph has been closed. The grand jury meets this week. d In a fracas at Union City, Teun., all tho participants wcro badly hurt. James II. Carpenter, the Inventor of the Carpenter projectile, died at Reading, Pa., Sunday. Ono woman was killed and seven peo-pl- o seriously injured at a tenement fire at Pittsburgh, Pa. Two masked men made an Ineffectual attempt to kidnap Joseph Perry, a farmer, near Carlyle, 111. , Mrs. Amanda Miller has disappeared at St. Louis, and her friends fear she has committed suicide. David Hincs, a negro hostler, was probably fatally shot, at St. Louis, by John Hilly, ulso colored. A mob lynched a negro nt Lake Cormorant, Miss. He was charged with assaulting a negro woman. In a street fight at Tcxarkana, Ark., Vinson Graviano was killed and two others were seriously wounded. Thomas H. Redd, onco a wealthy merchant of St. Joseph, Mo., died in the Iluchanan county poorhousc at that place. Sig. Felice Carlo Cavalottl and Slg. Macola fought a duel with swords at Rome, Sunday, and Cavalottl was killed. A new disease has broken out among the cattle in Hall and adjacent counties in Nebraska. It is almost certain death. Canadian mounted police ore occupying the White and Chllkoot passes, and are collecting customs from all who go that way. The state department officially states that tho president will not consider any demand for recall of Consul-GencrLee from Havana. Judge Towner, of Osceola, la., Imposed tho penalty of life Imprisonment on two prisoners who had attempted to wreck a passenger train. The Japanese government has demanded an officially signed assurance of tho payment of tho war indemnity due from China next May. It is intimated that the naval court of Inquiry on the Maine explosion will base Its report largely on the statements of Ensign Powclson. Spanish picket boats aro alert within nnd without Havana harbor. Tho Spaniards at the Cuban capital expect an attack from the United States. Maj. Kidd, of Sedalia, Mo., writing from Sheep Camp, Alaska, says that times are very hard in Alaska, owing to scarcity of work and abundance of labor. Sunday was a busy day at League Island navy yard, preparation of tho war vessels Minneapolis, Minntonomah and the rain Katahdln being pushed to tho limit of the navy yard forces. It is believed that the Spanish divers hnvo .been Instructed by the Madrid govern'ment to report that tho Muino was destroyed by accident. They have inadc practically no investigation. FOUND DEAD. Uayor Holly of Jacksonville, lit, Found Dead In a Springfield Hotel. Jackbonvillk, 111., Maroh 8. A dis- telegraphic correspondence between Secretary Long and Admiral SIcard that tho court of inquiry is unable to fix even an approximate date for tho conclusion of its investigation into tho disaster to the Maine. Sharing the general anxiety for soma Information on this point, Secretary Long yesterday, at the Instance of tho cabinet, sent a telegram to Admiral Sicard asking him when It was probable that the report would be made, and late lat night the following reply was received: Ket West, Flo., Maroh 4. Al FEVER CDEE. H VasoiaSsaiaiaiHHsPQItlsaiaiaaHPilBr Stcrttary of the Kary: Have talked with tho president of the court of Inquiry and agree- with him that It Is not yet possible to fix a data for tho finding, as so much depends upon the progress of tho divers and wreckers and the results they obtain Every effort Is being mads to advanco tho Inquiry. Tbo court returns to Havana by tho Mangrovo this evening, having about finished the ln estimation at, i;ey West. Sicaiid. ": And Malaria In all Forms. Tasteless. Nods genuine without the above picture and tho signature of J. C. Mrndenball. Prlco, GO cents at all Dealers. PREPARED ONLY BY CHILLS AND FEVER guaranteed to cure Admiral Sicard's message is regarded the court has as yet obtained positive or information bearing upon the object of their investigation. It is taken to mean that upon the testimony or discoveries of the divers will depend tho finding, the examination of the officers and crew of tho ship having been insufficient to enable the court to even form an Idea as to what lines may be opened up from tho investigation of tho wreck itself. Whilo the telegram was somewhat of it disappointment In leaving the termination of the inquiry as much in doubt as ever, it was welcomed as practically setting at rest the reports ns to the results of the investigation up to date. It is stated that the board In all probability will not return to Key West, tho department having intimated that it was its desire that tho examination of tho officers and men should be concluded at this sitting as they are needed for reassignment to ships. It is probable that the Olyinpia, tho flagship of tho Asiatic squadron, and tho peerless queen of the cruisers, will come home to San Francisco. Tho navigation bureau has this movement under consideration. RELIEF FOR THE STARVING. officially as disposing of the reports that .T. MENDENIlLaJLJC-CEVANSVILLE. IND. , Sold by George King, St. Charles, Ky., Crablree Coal Mining Company, Ilsley Kentucky, Illinois Central R. R. C ALIFORNIA VIA NEW ORLEANS in connection with the Southern Pacific Through Weekly TOURIST SLEEPING GAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I. C, R. R, fast "New Orleans limited" train EVERY THURSDAY for Los Angeles and San Francisco without change. The Limited also conn eels at New Orleans daily with Express Train for the Pacific Coast, and "On Tuesd and Saturdays (after January 4, 1898) with the Hundreds of Tons of, Food Helng Hurried to Cum, tho (lift of Americans. Nkw York, Mnrch 4. Tho steamto-da- Sunset Limited Annex Pacific, giving specia of the Southern ship Bergen, of the Munson line, sail- through service to San Francisco. Partic-lar- s of Agents of the I. C. R. R. and will ing for southern ports carry tho following supplies, to be dis- connecting lines. tributed among the suffering Cubans S. G Hatch, Dl. Past. Agent, Cincinnati. through Consuls ltricc, at Matanzas, John A. Scott, Dlv. Pass. Agent, Memphis. and Barker, at Sagua la Grande: cases of A.H. Hanson, C,P. A. W, A. Kellond, A. G. P. A. One hundred and sixty-tw- o milk, 300 bags of rico, 133 bags of beans, Chicago, Louisville. 14,000 pounds of codfish, 13,000 pounds 400 bags of cornmeal, 3." of bacon, tierces of lard, 000,000 grains of qui- THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE! nine. Should bs la Every Homo and Library. purchased by the Cuban All Relief society on donations received from charitable societies and pcoplo of History People's Tho same philanthropic disposition. la written by Riant ITon. WlUUn Fwart CiiaJctonr. steamer will also carryamisccllancods V.t.Pmmlnr of (lraat llrltt&n ml Irslsinil. f.tiOAtar. stock of goods in shape of food and IKng Iter. A. If. Hayce. Quwu'nIX,College. OiforJ, Lnti j Cliicaso Ibeolotiicitl Samuel Ires CurtlM, D. clothing, tho donations of outside comChlcHao, 111 Iter. 1 reJarto W. Farrar, D U vanieroury, mis j iter. 11.0 iMaa mittees, aggregating about 100 tons in t Imer .ILCapen,01 I)JADierunrr College, 8omenllle,MMa.t D .Tuft Iter Iranlc W. UunsauiU. 1 L), Armour Institute. nil. , e III.; Iter. George F. I'enteccmt, L P , trevbrterUn Church, London, h,nu Iter, It. H. A SPANISH MANIFESTO. MucArthur. I) 1). Calf try BaDtUt Church. New orfc has-bee- Tie 1 Y Gil Chicr.-rn- Maryle-bon- 1 patch from Sprlngfltld saye that Andrew Holly, mayor of this city, was found dead in bed at the St. Nicholas hotel there. It Is supposed that heart disease was tho canso of his death. China Accedes to Russia's Terms. 5a festo signed "A Spaniard," has been profusely distributed in tho streets here in the porticos of tho houses and cafes. It refers to tho imminence of war between Spain and tho United States, ond is a patriotic call on Span-lard- s "tiliTl) liiiriOt.-lJC- O llluatri-tlonpacea, 2P0 edge., full levnnt, one Tolaraa, Stjle to corao to tho rescuo of their Slid): SijIb full levant, tutted, WW: country which, us the manifesto states, In It PAItTrl, quarto aire, review qnrrtionloeach,t.tlt altghtbr. cover., has been wantonly proclaimed by tho paper aate at aewod, trimmedand brbonkMdlerN. nrt. all bookatorea For most powerful nation. Tho manifesto further Information, write HKNP.Y O. BUKPUtU, states that it is for tho Spaniards to prove their patriotism and Tho manifesto contains no insults to "50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS IN Americans. Mill Investigate the Ada (Gu.) Outr ag FARMING." Wasiunoton, March 4. Postmaster General Gary has directed that an in- Published by tho New York Tribune. spector be sent to Ada, Ga., to invcstl Second Edition. grtc the circumstances Incident to the assassination of Mr. Freeman, who was Inches- 32 Pages, 18 by 12 appointed postmaster, but was killed before he entered on the duties of his A general review of the advances s gllt e. A Call to Spaniards Scattered in tbo City of Mexico. City of Mexico, March 4. A mani- V Iter. Martyn tiammerboll, 1)1), Main Me; Iter Frank Mrveirreeuup tiit !Church, LewlttonlHl.,Hnul fV.i.x.li L lttl.nJl. M. Url.tol, lvun.ton.lll lUr W, 1. Mooro, lXU.,"lte ChrisLondon, ham Iter. Etlwuril tian Cfcmmonwesltli. Krerett llalo, uu. soulu uoDttr.ii.iionai i.nurcn. ltor. JoMph Agar Meet. 1 I . ealerau Oollestt. Hlchmonl, hns t Iter. Oaipitr ltenu Oresorr, fAln.li. n,rm.n,i llav. v ijeipziiz univemir. niA.mr Wtlkinaon. II 1) , UnTv.riUi of Chicago, Chi. rago. Ill l liar. Kamual Hart, U I) , Trlnltr Collriw. jlartforJ.Oonn )ItT J MonroOibaon.D I) ,bl t. John' ood PresbrterUn (Xiurch. London, hn t Her. Ooorco O. Lorla r, l.Il . The Temple, I!o.ton, Maw. Hirll.AU ruiTUOW.! pago., 67 (ullpago Illustration!, gilt edges, cloth, tli), halt levant, $S.'JU, (nil City, N .,! f ofhee. Uos-tani- UK-Pat- ents post-must- er No. has-bee- rOFFKYVii.i.K, Kas., March 4. James Brown, an old man who cumo hero a few days ago, died in tho city jnil Wednesday, a raving maniac, Ho bc - H como violent nnd was locked up, UrJrti.-3,ld.hi- s home was iu Illinois, and that his fay'lvwas wealthy. and Day. Fonder Works Ituunlnc Santa Cnu:, Cal., March 3. AC the powder works near here men aro busy night and day. Four new presses have just been received for tho manufacture of smokeless powder. These arc being put Into shape for immediate opera. tlon. ONLY 15 CENTS A COPY, by mail, Young r.co With Ills l'ather. bend your order to March 0. Fitzhugh Leo, Havana, THE BEE, was Jr., son of tho consul-genera- l, among the passengers who arrived hora Earlincton, Ky. on board the Olivette. L,-lMirnl , Died In Jail u Itavlns Maniac. i"jt and improvements made in the leading branches of farm industry during the last half century. Special articles by the best ag- mnlsrc. nn innin: whir.li they have made their life study. Illustrations of old fashioned irrt; plements. l A vast amount of practical infor mntmn A valuable aid to farmers wlid desire to stimulate production and profit. Extremely interesting and instructive. CURE Hopkinsville, sixteen-year-old Ky., March HEADACHE INDIGESTION Joseph McRoy, charged with leading astry Miss Elizabeth Grant, a North pretty Christian girl, was sentenced in the Citcuit Court this afternoon to r term in the penitena tiary. A trial at the last term of court resulted in a hung jury. McRoy is a member of a prominent family. four-yea- 4. .,) We keep sponsible druggists. ih best. That Is the great dis tinction to be looked for when the time comes that you need them NovJiete else will yon, find so com- pAtfe a stock, a gooa time to oegm that spring medicine. BRYAN nOPWCK, Little BILIOUSNESS CONSTIPATION How strange a thing one's income is, A paradox it seems to bs To live witbont one bothers soma, To five within one bothers m. TJw WWow. DRLQ STORE, ST BERNARD 'Jvfr 4 Subscribe for The Bee. (Eo Compouub Are Vaccinating: nt Henderson. berlain's Cough Remedy as one of the Henderson, Ky., March 6. The NKW ORLEANS. 4 80 Q 5 05 Small-pomost valuable and efficient preparations on COltN Committee met in the prescriptions No. 8 & S.'H properly it takes timo. It requires office of the Mayor last night and 3a db the market. It broke an exceedingly dan- OATS Western ,. It 00 a 14 5) MAY experience and a complete kcowledgo hours POIIK Choice. gerous coungb for me in tuenly-fou- r decided that every citizen of Hen10 75 tbll Standard Mess ot drugs. It requires the druggist cs. H1 6H derson should be vaccinated. and in gratitude therefor, I desire to inform The feltp have a largo amount of drugs tjf t you that I will never be without it. and LOU1SVILLU work will be taken up iresh drugs. He must give the best 98 ft KV morning, and will be prosecuted possible work, and tor compensation you should feel proud of tho high esteem COUN No. 2 Mixed 31 tjU ii Sfg he must be reasonable. 2D ft systematically until the entire city in which your Remedies are held by people OATS ewNo. Mixed PQItK-N10 75 ft 11 Z Mens. pne remedy among In general. It is the 5Xf t'i is covered. (a 6i THE ABOVE FACTsfxEMBM ten thousand. Success to it O, R. DowACTIVE WITH WANTBD TRUSTWORTHY AND responsior ladles to travel (or ney. Editor Democrat, Albion, Ind. For BjvR WE'KE' CAXKFUL; The doctors think Will Overton, ble, established house la Kentucky. Monthly sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Earliag of tSj.oo and expenses. Position steady. Refer ton; George King, St, Charles; Ucn Rob- - who was injured by the bursting stamped envelepe cace. Enclose ,ST;JJBRNARD PRUqJnrfftjfe a cannon at Frankfort, will live. Ths Domlaloa Coajpany, Dept. R.i Cnlttfs. inson Mortons Gap. FLOUIl-HUhUrade 'M-- l x 1 GO UACON-SldCOTTON-illddl- lng WUEAT-NaSl- tod !.' ( IIACON-Cloarl- tlb., 'XUTON-Middl- log -- ?! , ikati I'lfaiiftiVriiiirftii n s T V wf ttfottftftiri. Wt&amjJm ..5'&JiL.Ai . WM without V MrafAaj7Z2aW any actual suffering cruelty than on any spot within our national domain.' IM r :,r. I t.f Governor Bradley has written some of the ablest veto messages anv legislature has contended with clear, forcible and effective. His BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY. vetoes of the McChord bill and the Incorporated. mob law repeal bill have been susEntered the Pcatoffiee at Earlliigton ai Second tained. That of the Goebel Elec clan matter. tion force bill was defeated as everybody anticipated. The Goebel SUBSCRIPTION RATES: bill is now a law and is an hundred fold more vicious than was the fi oo lcderal force bill of years ago. Una Year, ttrlctly In advance It 50 " " Sii Months, practically disfranchises all voters ThreeMonths, " 5 Single Copies ,"-,in Kentucky who are against GoeSpecimen copies mailed free on application. Conespondents wanted in all parts ol the bel and his fellow conspirators,and conntr. Address ns for particulars. is the most disgraceful enactment ever placed on the statute books of THURSDAY, MARCH 17. 1898. this State. The denunciations now being heaped upon the measWe have the first number of the ure by numerous Democratic paTodd County Democrat, published pers not merely "gold bug" papers, but many others is enough at Trenton, Mr. L. J. Oldham, to make "King William Gocbel editor. the First" tremble in his Guberna boots till his Commis-PryoThe Gocbel election party spurs rattle. of sioners arc Judge W. S. New Castle; Capt. W. T. Ellis, of Discussing the Qocbel Law. Owensboro; and Clias. 13 Poyntz, Bedford Banner We hope it may work all right but we are sus of Mavsville. picious of it. "A Western War Song" in this Paduch News There is about boy, as much justice in Goebel's elec issue, by an old Earlington is in lynch law, Shows the spiiitof the cowboy vol- tion law as there travesty on law Each is a hold-uunteers, who will in all probability and good government. be called into service if the necesColumbia Spectator If there arc as many as half a dozen Demo sity for troops should arise. crats in Adair who arc in favor of We have received a copy of both the Goebel law, they arc keeping the Hopkinsville Messenger ami the themselves mighty quiet. Hazel Green Herald The GoeGolden Era, the latter published at bel Bill, viewed from this distance, Owensboro, both of Republican seems to nave been natcneu in persuasion and modest pretensions. tne interest ot Mr. uoebers can We send our greetings and cheer- didacy for gubernatorial honors Paris News By the aid of blind fully put both on our list. prejudice, mistaken party zeal, The Treasury receipts under the and the domination of a determined master, the Goebel Election Dingley law were more than Bill, the for the 28 days of Febru- tyrannical most undemocratic and mensure ever discussed ary and the indications arc that for by the Kentucky Legislature, March the receipts will reach passed the benate and House over The first ten days of the Governor's veto. Paducah jthis month produced about Sn,- - Democratic Register It is not in any sense and has .000,000. not even the semblance of Democracy, The Legislature has run its simple, but is ring rule, pure and and as an evidence of what course and adjourned some say machine politics will lead to is forever, since it is hardly probable without a parallel in the State of that Gov. Bradley will ever call Kentucky, and perhaps elsewhere this Legislature together again for in the history of the party. Harrodsburg Savings A more any cause imaginable. Its memo-or- y dangerous measure was never enwill be embalmed in never acted in any State, and the people ceasing condemnation for the evil of Kentucky will wait and see what use is made of the extraordinary it has done. power conferred on the Boards of Nearly $16,000,000 of farm Election Commissioners. If wick-an- d unreasonable men, who fear mortgages released in the State of Nebraska in 1897. The casus not God nor regard men get into these places, we fear the consebelli of the free silvcntcs steadily quence. disappear under the benign influDanville Abvocate The courts ence of the nation's restored confi- will be called upon to pass upon dence, fixed credit and increasing the constitutionality of the act, prosperity. Mankind and Mother and if the contention of the Governor is sustained the attempt to Earth seem united to prove the force upon the people of Kentucky wail of the calamityite in vain. a law that will prove very obnoxious to every citizen Cincinnati is to have its usual will be ineffectual. The hopes of May Musical Festival, Louisville the opponents of the objectionable has raised a large fund for the measure are centered upon the same purpose and Nashville is courts. Georgetown Times It would striving to do the same thing. safe to say that a majority of be the The indications arc that the condi- Democratic papers of the State tions will soon be ripe for at least have placed themselves in opposiTo one kind of music martial and tion to the Goebel Bill. nowhere is that kind of music more weaken the force of this opposition joyfully received than in the it nas ueen cnargca in some quarters that it was confined to the South. "gold-bug- " press. But the facts completely upset this puerile ap small-poThe situation at peal to passion and prejudice. is growing more serious. Pantagraph Richmond The Gov. Bradley asked the Legisla- election commissioners, State and ture for an emergency appro- county, and election officers, under priation to prevent spread of the Gocbel law, are not responsi their party to the disease but the Legislature ble toqualifications or arc the courts. No requisite. took no action. The Middlcs-bor- o The vilest wretch may be appoint people arc said to be ed, and he is not amenable to any mixed up in factional strife which law for his conduct in office. He prevents the necessary funds be- may wilfully violate every law of ing provided to pay physicians and custom or morals and not be ac countable. Is this not the longest buy supplies. step in the wrong direction ever taken in the United States? Mr. James Speed, Jr., of Louisville, whose father was President The Ode In Politics. Lincoln's Attorney General and Louisville Commercial. From Missouri, where they send intimate friend, has been commissioned by Governor Bradley to go music teachers to Congress and politicians to the penitentiary, to Mr. Lincoln's Old Homestead comes the information that the and secure "water from the spring Hon. Grube Linkenzoopcr, the which quenched his thirst in in- silver singer of the Ozarks, has fancy in order that it may be used dedicated "A Ode" to William on the 24th of this month in chris- Jennings uryan. it is a gew gaw full of the bounces of simile, the tening the battleship 'Kentucky.' " posies of thought and the rhymes The mission has been fulfilled and ot reason. Here is a stanza: the water is in the hands of the Ob, geyser, with the silver spout That burns monopoly's foul rout: Governor. Earthquakes whose cataclysmal PAUL M. MOORD, Editor and Manager. 5 torial-nominati- Your friends may smile But that tired feeling: Means danger. It Indicates impoverished And impure blood. condition may This Lead to serious illness. It should be promptly Overcome by taking Hood's Sarsaparilla, purifies and Which Enriches the blood, Strengthens the nerves, Tones the stomach, Creates an appetite, And builds up, Energizes and vitalizes The whole system. Be sure to get Only Hood's. HEADY FOR THE SERVICE. Summary of Yesterday's Dls Dr. Daniel Q. Glsh Dead Claud patches Show Hostilities Waddlington Admitted to Not Imminent. Bail. Naval Board Again Leaves vana for Key West. HaTUB TOWN OF GRACEV INCORPORATED. Mr. Barton Crutchfield, who has been sick for some time past, is recovering Mrs. Shelton Ridley, of the country, died Sunday and was buried here last Monday. irw'i'wwwmvmfTmnwwn'mTn OUR SPRINO CLOTHING IS INI HAVE YOU SEEN IT? DOWN IN THE MINES. All the Lending News of City and Developments at Havana. County. Maine court of inquiry sailed at 5.30 yesterday afternoon on the Attempted 5ulclde. Mangrove for Key West. Hopkinsville, Ky., March 14. HopkinsThe members said good-bto ville was shocked this afternoon by the atConsul General Lee and Capt. tempted suicide of William Howling BadSigsbcc and gave it out that the ge r, a popular and prominent young man. chances of bis recovery arc doubtful. sittings would probably be resumed The o'clock ho walked into the Mammoth At 2 at Key West on board the battle- Clothing Store, where he was employed, ship Iowa. spoke to and shook hands with several custo a vacant Members dtclinc to discuss their tomers and went shots were work, but the general belief will room. Two pistol clerks rushed heard a moment later. The be that their verdict will be that the and found Badger laying on the floor with explosion was the result of exter- a pistol wound in his breast. The ball passed through his lungs, Ho bad been nal agency. y Intervention Policy. r, . Louisville and Nashville Railroad Could Carry Thousands of Troops Dally. Courier Journal p "The Louisville and Nashville railroad is preparing to carry as many troops from Louisville and Kentucky or from any point on its line as may be raised," said" Superintendent Evans, of that road, yesterday. "So far as I know no official of the road has been approached about carrying 1 have troops to the sea coast. seen considerable in the papers about different roads having been contracted with to carry troops and equipment, but the officials have always denied these stories. "If we were given orders to we would be move troops ready to carry several thousand in a day or two." Town ol Qracey Incorporated. Hopkinsville, Ky., March t.j. The town of Gracey, in West Christian, was incorporated in the Circuit Court as a city of the sixth class It has about Georgo 13. Harrison was appointed Judce and Thomas Witty Marshal Second District Teachers. Hopkinsville, Ky., March to. The Second District Teachers' Association will meet in this city April 22, and will remain two days. Teachers from in session An invieight counties will be present. tation has been extended to Prof 12. II Murk, Superintendent of Louisville Schools to deliver a lecture to tlio teachers. Twenty Years Imprisonment. Hopkinsville, Ky , March 14. In the DEPARTDRE WAS A SURPRISE. Circuit Court this morning the jury in the case Will Woods, colored, for the killin the Plans of ing of Davo McUeynolds, colored, at a Sudden Change festival in this county, last August, rethe Court Indicated. turned a verdict of manslaughter and fixed Stall Correspondence of the St Louis the punishment at imprisonment for twenty y President has decided to postpone intervention by force until late in the fall or early winter. Need of more preparation and fear of the rainy season, with its yellow fever epidemic, his reasons. Secretary Long and the naval experts coincide in the President's decision, but Assistant Secretary Roosevelt is in favor of striking at once. This decision docs not mean that peaceful intervention has been abandoned. International law and precedents arc to the effect that that the recognition of the insur gent government would not ue a caucus belli, and if it is determined that it is wise to do so recognition will probably be extended next month. on a protracted spree. Two Deaths at the Asylum. Two deaths occurred at the Western Lunatic Asylum today. A. J. Kinkaid, a forcitizen of Heaver Dam, mer died of exhaustion, aged thirty-eighHe bad been at the institution two weeks. His remains were sent home. J R. Meadow, of Boar, Graves county, died of epilepsy well-know- n t. Tho miners strike at Mt. Vernon, 111., has been settled and all are at work again. John Colbert was ofl duty a few days last week, on account of an injury to one of his bands, received in the mine. Geo. Dockcry, one of the St. Bernard miners has been on the sick list for some time past, but is now improving slowly. Coal business the past week was very good with die Hopkins County mines. AH operators being able to givo tbclr men steady employment. So far this term the legislature bas failed to pass any laws that wilt interfere with the harmony that now exists between operator and miner Wonder who is going to use that fine lot of garden tools wo saw Secretary Atkinson carry home with him one day last week? Foreman Thomas Robinson, pt the Empire mines, says tho time is drawing near when be will take his departure for the Klondike regions. Some times in our hurry we fear we do not talk enough about our Clothing Now, let us say right here, there's no part of our entiro slock we ore prouder of. Wo buy our No department that is more complete. Clothing from all parts of the country; some from tho South, some from the West and some from the East, and putting tho whole together enables us to show as handsomo and completo lino of Clolhingas you want to see. Our 20 per cent, discount sale we had during January and February put us in good shapo for our New, Clean, Spring Stock, and we want you to come in and seo what wo have, what we can do for you, before you buy your New Spring Suit, won't you? Come in, that's all we ask of ou; when onco in, our Pretty Patterns and Correct Prices will do the rest, a Wo begin Men's Suits this Spring at $2 50 and run up to $15.00. Of courso tho $2 50 suit Is not very much, but you cau't stand the pressure if you will only allow us to show you our $j. 00, $G.oo, $7 00 and $10.00 suits. While if you want an Elegant Wedding Suit, or if you have been in the habit ot having your suit mido and paying from $20.00 10 $30.00 for it, let us show you our Matchless $15.00 Suits. i m :::::::.':::::: O MJ J . d Globe-Democra- t. )ears. S33,-000,00- 0. x Mid-dlesbo- ; In the face of rumors of war our gold reserve has steadily increased and is now only a little less than $170,000,000. The cash balance in the Treasury is much greater. Congress, in voting $50,000,000 at once for national defense, but indicated what could be done if necessary. The country's credit is in the best possible condition. Jf need be American citizens would pour into the national Treasury unlimited millions for the defense of the nation's honor and the protection of her material interests. One county judge in the State is reported to have refused to pay the expenses of quarantine and He is treatment of smallpox. probably attempting to pose as the watch dog of the county treasury but his actions savor more of the (og in the manger. In consequence it is said that the case of small-powas left without medical attention and without guards to iweserve quarantine. This beau tiful official should be sent a pris-qito Dry Tortugos where a gjjeener 'can be more miserable x w The Gold Standard n Fact to be Accepted. "For better or for worse, the great commercial nations of the world have concluded to transact their business and measure their exchanges in terms of single gold standard," says the Jieuieto of He- views, "lnc people ot the united States in 1896 decided that, quite apart from the theory of the ques tion, it was expedient for this country to stand with the rest of the world in this particular matter of the measure of value. For all purposes the existing practical monetary standard might well be accepted as if it were a fundamental physical factor in the position of the country, like the Mississippi mountains. river or tne Kock-Tunneling, irrigation and other works of man may gradually alter the economic significance of the Rocky mountains, while the im provement of navigation and the regulation of overflow may also affect the relations of the Mississippi river to the welfare of the great valley that it drains. In like manner there may gradually come about important changes in so fundamental a thing as the standard by which men measure values. But great nations arc likely to make such changes gradually and conservatively, and laws may be expected to follow timidly and tardily where practical business facts have led the way. Taking all things into account, it is hardly a rash or exaggerated thing to say that for the present in this country the gold standard is about as firmly established a fact as a republican form of government. Wc are not discussing what ought to be or what ought not to be. But we arc asking men to admit the hard facts. In England, certainly, the gold standard is a much firmer tact than the Established Church, the privileges of landed property, the hereditary House of Lords, or even the institution of royalty. India's silver circulation is soon inevitably to be made subsidiary to gold as the standard of reckoning. Russia has now completed all her arrangements for the practical adoption of the Japan has entered the list of the nations, and nothing but the lack of a really authoritive central government in China can long prevent some important steps in that country in the same direction. Theory in these matters is one thing and practice is another. The theory of international bimetallism may continue to be cherished by a man who allows himself to perceive that for the clout That owns the pull where office is, present and near future no interOur bright, right, white Bill Bryan. national coinage agreement in faWhat we need in Kentucky is a vor of silver can possibly be selaureate of like ability to embalm cured." home celebrities in sentiment and song. Give us a tunc at Goebel, Working- of Permissive Lnws. for instance, a bubbling and bab- L. A. W. Bulletin. bling effervescence in this fashion. Permissive road laws will not Ob, whiplash with a cutting whiz bring the millennium of good roads That larrups serfs and knows its biz, upon us with a rush. There is That pulls the cork for party fizz And owns the pull where office is, still much opposition to road imOur own dross, cross boss, Bill Goebel. provement, and it will take a good Here is a cue for the Hon. Grube while, and much hard work to ov Linkcnzooper, of Missouri, and if ercome it. If county supervisors he will finish out the thing as "A are simply given permission to inUde" to the new Kentucky election dicate what roads they want imbill, we feel sure that Hon. Joe proved, and their constituents Blackburn will embrace it in the don't want any done, they will not repertoire of his double bass and call for any road building in their blast it throughout the State until districts. Under such laws, the the clamor makes the only inducement for a county to hills hunt their holes. build roads that it docs not want, is the state's promise to bear half McKinley's Democratic Gem. the expense. As some one reIndianapolis Journal. marked, "this is a good deal like The retention of Gen. Lee, a asking a man, into whose intellect Democrat, in the important office no ray of spiritual light had of Consul General to Cuba by a pierced, if he wouldn't like to be Republican administration is with- taxed for his salvation." out a parallel in our recent history, and it is worthy of remark that he The report of the board of inhas much more support from this quiry is expected some time this Administration than he had from week by cabinet officials. the one under which he was ap pointed. Gen. Lee is an AmeriMrs. D. W. Umstead has been can and this is an American visiting her daughter, Mrs. Will Brarnham, at Hopkinsville. y fair-minde- d Havana, March 15. The sailing The town of Gracey, this county, is now of the Maine inquiry court for Key an incorporated town of the sixth class, This West at 5:30 o'clock this afternoon with some 45 or 50 voters. Cook, was authorized Saturday who apwas a great surprise, even to the pointed municipal by udgc to serve until officers members of the board. Three others are elected. They are Trustees, hours before they sailed one of K. S. Pool. U J Wall II. C. McGchee, J. Iiackus, them told me positively that he Frank Wilson and I)r Police had no knowledge of leaving or- ThomasJudge, Geo H. Harrison; Marshal, Witty. ders. Their departure involved a lucioum uucuutiiHiu; rupuns now iu very sudden change in their plans. mo cncti mdi mijur The report that the Iowa was get the appointment aswtuuiuauu ofmil yciinspector steamcoming was contradicted through official sources, but the court will Or. dish Dead. hold its sessions in Key West on Hopkinsville, Ky., March 15 Dr Danthe Iowa, and if they decide to iel J. Gish, one of the oldest and best return to Havana for further evi known homeopathic physicians in Cthe here this at 30 dence, which now seems probable, South, died was criticallymorning five days o'clock. He ill lor will bring them back. the Iowa of heart disease. He was born in 1816, in e The Mangrove will be laid up Muhlenberg county, and lived here years. He amassed a large fortune, because her commanding officer is prominent business and religious soon to retire. From all circum- and was Ho leaves intwo daughters work. The stances it seems very probable that funeral will occur tomorrow the Iowa, with the court, will Claude Wadlington was admitted to bail All records made by the St. Bernard enter Havana next within a few in the sum of $5,000 Friday afternoon. machine men of No. it mine, were days. The members of the board His sureties are Thomas, W. M and W. broken last weak by J. II. Harris. He has rooms in declare that they have no idea as P. Wadlington, T. F. Hedd, E. K. Wash cut more one in tbe five successive shifts of this comJ. R. Golliday, It W. Koach, all of Trigg than any to the length of their stay at Key county and worth in the aggregate from pany. Fifteen roomshistory cut by him in were the time mentioned. Now will be the next West. The Maine officers will be $175,000 to $200,000. detained here with the divers, an(N The Postal Telegraph wirs, which are to smash all records. While out West lately President it is expected will await the return being stretched along the lino of the Illiot the St. Bernard Company, saw of the court here. nois Central Railway, will reach HopkinsRobt. Longstaff formerly an employee ot The evidence with regard to the ville in a very short while. mines here. He reports him as doing wreck is practically finished, as Mr. W 13. Badger, who shot himself well and looking well. He also learned Monday aftercoen, remains in a dangerous that James and Alex Longstaff were busily stated yesterday. The only work condition, are his but to be done now is the reexamina recovery under therecarefulchances for and engaged sinking a coal shaft out there, attention the A dispatch from Birmingham, tion ol witnesses and going over nursing he is receiving. Ala., states that the Tennessee Coal, Iron & the testimony. Nothing new was Dr. J. B. Hawthorne will deliver the Railroad Co. has made arrangements to developed by the wreckers in their commencement address at Bethel Female supply several United States warships Ky., Wednesday wuu College, Hopkinsville, hunt on the Maine today. Aiwama cosi. 11 is reported mat a night, June 1. Nashville American. Northern firm is arranging to furnish aso.- The city is very quiet, but the It will prob Will S. Feland his been given formal 000 tons to tbe government. news irom Washington ot war preparations is of intense interest possession of the books and records of the acy oDiain most 01 tne luel irom tbe Alaoffico of the Henderson district deputy bama district, which will be sent to Key to American residents. West, Pensacola and probably Mobile for colteclorship. Ralph D. Paine. the ships. sixty-fivAtkin-son, The Illinois Central, it is claimed, will soon commence the construction of a branch road in Alabama, opening up a large coal iiciu iu iuai oiaic. Tbo only miners thus far organized in Hopkins county and the only ones likely to be are those, or a portion of those, who reside at Barnslcy. Howard White now has the incandescent lights ready for use in the St, Bernard store. John Peyton assisted in running the wires. Close observers claim that all signs point to another strike by tbe Illinois coal miners during the coming summer, tbe scale lately agreed upon not being satisfactory to all. John Salmon, of tho Crablreo mines contemplates moving lo Earlincton. on ac count of tbe health of his father. He will still continue to work at the Crabtree mine. W. C Wilson, of ibo mechanical force of tbe St. Bernard Co , has moved to Mortons Gap, where he goes to look after the machinery at tho new South Diamond mines. As n general rule, miners are too clear headed to be led astray by a man pretending to be their friend, but who spends a good portion of his time in saloons. The day is past when such men become chosen leaders. Manager Ben W. Robinson, of the Whitley Coal Company, spent some lime in Louisville last week on important business. Ben says be bas not much confidence in the report that an English syndicate will purchase the coal fields around Jellico. Superintendent Rutland, of the Empire mines, made friends at Earlington a brief visit last Saturday. Tom about halt-wa- y reluctantly admits that the cause of the fine coal business he bas been doing of late is due to tho change of the administration of affairs under McKinley. Rumdr says there was really too much harmony existing between all parties at that called meeting held at Mortons one day last week for the purpose of organizing a branch lodge of the United Mine Workers. They listened attentively to what tbe agitator had to say, but when signatures were called for they were not fortbeomiog BISHOP &, CO. MADISONVILLE, KY. YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. e o- - o c , II cr c" o o o TrwTVTWTVwwTT cv o o- - Cff c o- - rv cv- -n r. o- cw - (vvvrW o 0 IMJjgjMjowoM,-jJo))- j 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? v. fl 1 4? 4? A! Build a Home? ii i ' WBvr" rw Tiat 4? 4? r ymn li inHiiaaiiHV 4i f Repair a House? i J G 4? 4? 4? Now is the time for this kind of work 4? 4? 4? 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Ken- gold-standar- gold-standa- The Committee on Arrangements of the Board of Trade, appointed to perfect plans for the proper entertainment of those who go to the launching of the man Kentucky, met yesterday afternoon, and determined to keep "open house" at Old Point ComIt is economy to profit by the experience fort after the launching. The of others. Thousands have been cured by Hotel Chamberlain has been se- Hood's Sarsaparilla, why not ou? lected by the Board of Trade as Ax Jottings. headquarters, and the hotel will Wo have plenty of rain. be thrown open to the board and the excursionists. Bro. James D. Cluck made a splendid The reception will be an informal affair, at which talk to a largo audience at Mr. M. L, every member of the board and Walker's March Cth, 1S98 Eliza Barnes, Sarah Jones and Bartis every Kentuckian will constitute himself a committee of one to im- Walker are guests of Thos. H. Walker press on those who are not from this week. Your Kentucky just what is meant by making correspondent bad tbo pleasure of a visit to Cerulean, Ky. Cerulean Kentucky hospitality. is improving some. of-w- ar nounced. hogsheads of One hundred and forty-sitobacco, nearly all new crop, were sold here last week. The prices ranged as high as $13 75 per hundred. A large number of invited guests attended the delightful china welding of Mr, and Mrs. James M. Howe, Friday evening of last week. Mr. T M Ferrell and Miss Nancy E. Martin were married at the bride's home near Crofton, Sunday morning, Squire Fuller performing the ceremony. x The Moody meeting will begin April 51b, and not on the 3d. as was at first an- discontinue the relief station in Havana and establish instead one large central station. Arrangements are in grogrcss to &9&9999999de)3c3338(g - (Children Who would prescribe only tonics and bitters for a weak, pony child ? Its muscles and nerves are so thoroughly exhausted that they cannot be 'whipped into activity. The child needs food ; nerve-strengtheni- ng Puny. Mr. Foster Rawls is building bim a slnro bouse and in the near future is going to build a dwelling house. Mr. John Wellcr, tho druggist, will also build a dwelling. Pra)er meeting convened at M. L. Walker's Monday night and notwithstandl ing the small congregation in attendance, w we had a good meeting. w Prof. R. C. Hopson commenced the the school at Cox's school last Monday. He finishing out the full term of three W months of Addio Brumficld's school who was taken sick last fall. Prof. Hopson is a good young teacher and will try to direct Through TOURIST SLEEPERS to Portthe young minds in tho way they should land, Oregon, for Paget Sonnd Some severe and unjust criticisms are now indulged in by many whose opinion on tbe shooting of the rioting miners bv Sheriff Martin at Latimer, Penn., do not agee with tbe verdict of the jury acquitting bim. In our opinion the decision will do much for the peace and prosperity of tbe community where tbe shooting occurred, by teaching men in the future to go slow when they have in contemplation the capturing of a mine or coke works where men are pcacably at work, or would work if allowed. The right to quit work is not denied men and neither should the right to protect ones property be in tbe least abridged. In tbe evidence produced at tbo trial there-wa- s strong testimony given that on divers occasions the sheriff and had been threatened, in fact they deputies bad been warned that their lives were In danger if they should attempt to protect the property or lives of those who chose to disagree with the strikers as to tbe plan to settle tbe trouble, yet as brave men they attempted to follow along tbe path of duty and when attacked shot their assailants in self defense. Did lie Torget It? A wife recently gave her husband a scaled letter, begging bim not to read it tilt he got to bis place of business. When he did so, be read: am forced to tell you something that "I I know will trouble you, but it is my duty to do so. I am determined you shall know it. let tbe result be what it may. I have known for a week that it was coming, but kept it to myself until when it has reached a crisis, and I can not keep it any longer. You must reap tbe results as well as myself. I hope it won't crush you." He turned the page, his hair slowly rising. "The coal is all used upl Please call and ask for some to be sent this afternoon. I thought by this method you would not forget it." THE BEE, EARLINGTON, KY. ind Pspir. fAWI BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $1.25. SEND ALL ORDERS TO "THE DEE," EARLINGTON, KY. 40 PACKS, A National Hook o( reference (or Govermenta! and Political Information. .UII.I1I. IUD 1.VII11UUIIWIIUI iiiouiuiru oiaioi, the Conitllutlonot the Stale ot New York, (lie Dingle? Tarlll 1)111, wllh a comparriioo of old and new rates, Prealdent Mcklnlcy'i Cabinet and apnolntcet, Ambatsadort, Contuli, etc.; the pertonnel of Conereis, namet of the principal olficert of tho different States, CominandlnR Officers of the Army and Navy, with their talarlei. Tablet of Public Slatlitlct, Election Keturni, Party Platforms and Committees, completo article! on the Currency, Cold and Sllrcr, ind avail amount of other valuable The Standard American Almanac, Authoritative, and complete, correapondlna; In rank information. with Whittakcr'a Almanac In Europe. PRIOE 25 CBNTS. POSTAGE PAID. The New York Tribune Almanac, Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. K a H tn fr STUCK UP . W IU Ld If you looked over our new line HANGINGS you would at once say that you of PAPER would like them stuck up on your rooms. It is a pleasure to us to show them. COME IN AND ASK xnr R. a blood-makin- g', and muscle-buildin- g food. rock-ribbe- d Scott's Emulsion Oil is all of this, and you still have a tonic in the hypophosphites of lime and soda to act with the food. For thin and delicate children there is no remedy superior to it in the world. It means growth, strength plumpness and comfort to them. Be sure you get SCOTT'S Emulsion, of Cod-Liv- er Ky. They have a supply on band. Sleepers via the Burlington Route If you want to subscribe for Tub Bbe or from St. Louis to Portland, Oregon, any other paper in connection call on T. will he established in service comB. Walker, at A, Ky. mencing February iGth, 1898. Tho subscribers of Tin: Bnu were much They leave St. Louis at 8:45 p. m. w disappointed week before last that the bunWednesdays; Kansas City 10.40 a. dle of Bee's for Ax did not reach this of m., Thursdays; St. Joseph, 12.40 Sai.amaouniii. 9 fice. tv SI V) Mr. John Shelby, whoso dwelling burned about two weeks ago, has his new house about completed. If you want Magic oil, call on T. 13, Walker at Ax.Ky., or J. L. P. Pool, Bain-bridg- and Alaska Travel. ritOM ST. LOUIS VIA BUUUOGTON ROUTE TO SEE THEM. e, Personally Conducted Tourist ST, BERNARD GENERAL STORE, , "fCl a WILLARD HOTEL W. - Joe. and $i.oo, alt drujglsti, SCOTT & nOWNC ClumUta, New York. Bernard-Store- p. m. Thursdays, and run via Lincoln, Denver, Scenic Colorado, & Mrs. lames Goldworthy, of Empire, is Salt Lake City. visiting relatives hero this week. ThcCurrent lowest rates to Seattle, Misses Madio Wright and Carrie Willctt Taeoina and Puget Sound ports apply visited relatives at Earlington last week. via this route, offering an ttnusal Messrs. Charles Gribblo and Fcrd Balder chance to make steamer arrangeBalder, our leading merchants, aro at ments cither at Portland, Tacoma Louisville, this week, purchasing their to Seattle. spring goods, Ask your ticket agent or the un Mr. Hack Nisbel, wifa and child, of Blackwell, visited relatives, here last week. dersigned for special folder con I. V. McEuen is at Louisvillo this week. taining all details. buying a stock of spring goods for tho St I. W. WAKELEY, . St. Charles Items. S. MILLER, Jr.. Manager. L ap ij;i c jM ileaalaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaS ?aaBSJta1f$ BEST $2 mid $2.50 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. a? JaflliaeBgHaBvBi Our public school teacher, Mr. Cljdc General l'ass. Agt, St. bonis, Mo. Subscribe for The Bee. n. wit :V'. .'Vl ', i. ,. ' ?m KTTT-srara dfeafri-5-- - v xm. j j. .i ...- a. fv Y-- i m-- t "" gms -- ... SAD SUICIDE. SMALL-PO- X A HAPPY WOMAN OFFER THEIR SEVICES. JOHN FOX JR, John Courtot, Former Earlington Citizen, Shoots Himself. John Courtot, a Frenchman who formerly lived here, shot himself in the mouth at Memphis last Thursday and died from the effects of the wound on Sunday. The wile of the deceased is a sister of Rev. A. M. Coenen, pastor of the Catholic church at this place. Mr. Courtot had the misfortune to lose his home, workshop and contents by fire on March 1st, in Louisville. Just four years before that date he had a similar fire. His wife taught French down stairs and mended fine laces. He had a cleaning establishment upstairs with a gasoline heater from which the fire originated, burning all the goods of customers which were in the place. This almost frenzied him and he left on the first train for Evansville, thence to Earlington and afterwards to Memphis where the tragedy was enacted. Situation at Hlddlesboro Growing Very Serious. Writes to Dr. Hartman and Tells Him In Case of What Makes Her So. I. ll 1 ! 1w v 1 Thursday with her mother, who has been quite ill, near Madisonvillc. f . Mrs Nancy Lee, of Naples, Tex., had "J3u 3ubustru toe (Ef)ric." almost come to the conclusion that the blessing of health was no longer hers, and DR. LETCHER ON THE BOARD. so when she regained it, ber happiness was She writes as almost too great for words Gov. Bradley Asked Legislature follows: "I am well now, and am enjoying good health, bet For Appropriation but Did Dr. G. B. Fayne, of Uniontown, ter than ever be is in town. Not Get It. fore In my life. How happy I feel Miss Maude Phillips spent FriMAY RESIGN that I can write DR. McCORMACK day in Madisonvillc. and tell you this. Mr. T. F. Belote, of Clarksville I can not praise Mtddlcsboro, Ky., March 15. Term., spent Sunday in the city. Werten-bakc- r Peruna too much. Passed Assistant Surgeon is the is in the city awaiting inR. J. Salmon has been appointed best medicine I structions from the authorities in postmaster at Ilslcy, this county. He has wired Sur- have ever tried for Washington. geon General Wyman the de- that purpose; it relieved me from all pain. Miss Josie Allen, of Louisville, and . pressed circumstances under which I advised my neighbor to use a .no yuest ol Mrs. Geo. C. for catarrh and stomach trouble. is laborthe municipal government this week. ing, and has recommended that a It is the best in the world. I can do all I can't my housework and not feel it relief train be sent at once. Misses Addie and Attic Toombs. as I would like to; it is the Wyman replies that the govern- praise of Slaughtcrsville, spent Sunday ment docs not feel called upon to greatest medicine there is in the world." with relatives here. Dr. Hartman receives many such letters bear all the expense of stamping Mrs. Thos. J. Pike visited her out the epidemic, and requests that as this every week. Some of them have daughter, Mrs. M. M. Gilmour, at State the municipality or the citizens been gathered together and published in of Ohio, City of Toledo, ) book form, Tbe book is called "Facts and Dawson, last week. render all assistance possible. J85, Lucas County. Faces," and will be sent free to any address Pic considers the abrupt Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be is Drug Manufactdring ComMrs. Ben W. Robinson, of the senior partntr of Frank J Cheney & of the board as unfor- by tbe a pany, Columbus, Ohio. Halscy, Ky., is visiting Mrs. Dan Co., doing business in tin City of Toledo, tunate. County and State aforesaid, and that said M. Evans, of this place. The city is absolutely brankrupt. lirm will pay the sum of Onk Hundred For New Millinery. Dollars for each and every case of Catarrh Citizens arc equally embarrassed. Walter Stodghill and sister, of that cannot be cured by the usoof Hall's Relief must come shortly, as the Mrs. M. M. Murphey, the popuMadisonvillc, spent Sunday after- Catarrh Curk Frank J Ciiknev. unfortunate patients arc in very lar and long established milliner, Sworn to before me and subscribed in noon with friends here. of Madisonvillc. Ky., went to straitened circumstances. my prcsence.this Cth day of December, 188G A W. Glbason. Past Assistant Surgeon Werten-bake- r, Cincinnati last week to buy her Mrs. T. R. Browning spent last With Notary Public of the United States Marine stock of spring novelties. seal. War Louisillc Say They Will do to the Front. Irish-America- ns " The Famous Southern Writer to Give a Rending at Mad- isonvillc By special arrangement John Fox, Jr., the famous and favorite Southern writer on Southern topics, will give one of his and most interesting readings from his own writings at Christian Church, Madisonville, Tuesday evening Match 22d. Among Mr. Fox's best known writings arc "The Kentuckians." which appeared in Harpers in 1897, "Cumberlaad Vendetta," "Hell Fcr Sartain" and other stories. Quite a number of Earlington people expect to hear the reading and the Earlington Magazine, and Book clubs will doubtless be well represented. inim-imitablc JSfjps ftffxft Both tho method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowcla, cleanses tho system effectually, dispela colds, head aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho only remedy of its kind ever produced, pleasing to tho taste and acceptable to tho stomach, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, propared only from tlio most healthy and agrocabloBubstances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and havo mado it tho most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for Balo in CO cent bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who o may not havo it on hand will it promptly for any ono who' wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO. pro-eur- LOCAL MS. Louisville Post The Irish American Society of Louisville held a patriotic meeting last night in its rooms at 331 West Market street and adopted resolutions tendering their services to the President in case of war. The society has only been organized about three months, but already has a membership of 500, and before the role is filled up expect to have 10,000 members in Louisville. The following is a copy of the resolutions adopted last night: Whereas, There exists in the island of Cuba, a portion of this great American continent, a state of war, devastation, starvation, hunger and want, brought upon the struggling patriots by the misrule, maltreatment, greed and avarice of the Sapnisb nation, and Whereas, The struggling Cuban patriots after carrying on for years their struggle against this t)ranny alone, have now appealed to this government for the recognition of their right as an independent republir, and Whereas, Tho relations of this government and the monarchy of Spain are at this time strained and war seems to be inevitable, be it Resolved, therefore, That we, the members, of the Irish American Society of Louisville, do hereby tender our services to the President of the United States in tho event of war in upholding the principles of free government in our American country, and tho strict adherence to the ' doctrinu of President Monroe. oi JU.ll ONS ENJOYS Man-a-li- n Rain Storm tho man got very wet. Tho wotting gavo him a cold. The cold, nogloctod, dovolopod to a cough. Tho cough sent him to a bod of sickness. A doso of Ayor's Chorry Pectoral, taken at tho start, would havo nipped tho cold in tho bud, and saved tho sioknoss, suffering, and exponso. Tho household remedy for colds, coughs, and all lung troubles ia At-so- Man-a-li- n I'e-ru-- In ricntorlam. In memory of my friend and comrade. Conductor Mike Ryan, who departed this life, Thursday, March to, 1898, at Nashville, Tenn. with-withdraw- al Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. Bend for the "Curebook." 100 pages free J. C. Aycr Co., Lowell, Mast. 1 1 V ' Mr. and Mrs. E. Bratnwcll, .I ,11 HI M . Hall's and acts surfaces of lars and ,, , family of Mr. tins city. Mrs. & -- V Nashville, spent Sunday with the Frank Bramwell, of directly on tho blood and mucous of the system, Send for circutestimonials free Frank J Cheney & Co . Toledo, O Sold by Druggists 75c, Hall's Family Pills arc tho beM Catarrh Cure is taken internally r-' - Willnrd flcmorlnl Service. William Bramwull and The Williard Memorial Service $ daughter, of Nashville, spent a at Assembly Hall under the direc?'paft of last week with the family tion of the "Earlington Woman's of O. J. I'arnswortu. Christian Temperance Union Sunday afternoon was well arranged, Hon. W. E. Bourland, of Dixon admirably conducted and very in"passed through Earlington Miss teresting. Anna Cowcll, day afternoon, enroute to Emi- president of the local Union, gave nence to take depositions in a big a historical sketch of Miss Willard law suit he has on hand. and her work. Mrs. Benj. Myers read a paper on "Miss Willard as Dr. Daniel J. Gisli, the promi- a Woman." Other addresses were nent homeopathic physician who as follows: Mr. I. II. Teel, pastor died at his home in llopkinsvillc of the Christian church, "Miss ucsday was an uncle of Mrs. L. Willard as a Philanthropist;" Mr. II. O'Brien, of this place. E. B. Bourland, "Miss Willard as a Teacher;" Mr. R. Rash, "The Mr. W. S. Feland, Deputy Influence of MissJ. Willard;" Mr. Revenue Collector of the Hender- W. F. Burr, "Miss Willard as a son district passed throught here Temperance Advocate." Monday to Christian county. He A special musical program was has an office in Henderson but prepared for the occasion. The makes his home in Owcnsboro, ladies had on the stage, beautifully where the Chief Collector's office decorated in white and surrounded is. by llowcrs and potted plants, Miss Robt. Stcinbaugh, who is just Willard's picture. A number of regaining his strength after a se- ladies from the Madisonvillc Union vere spell of typhoid fever, is able were present, including Miss H. to be about his business again and E. Brooks, Mesdamcs Ruby, Baker has oiV'ocd a watch and clock re- and others,. pair slh t again on Clark Street Beats the Klondike. near Masonic Hall. Bob is still Mr. A. C Thomas, of Marysville, Tex., weak but able to do some work. than '.. H . Hospital, has scut the following report to Surgeon General Wyman, Washington: "Forty-nincases of variola and twenty-thresuspects in Four hundred suspects quarantined at their homes. City No going out undei quarantine. or coming in. Dr. A. T. McCor-macChief Inspector, and four assistants arc in charge and claim they are able to cope with the epidemic. One hundred and sixty-nin- e cases since February, and disease was declared epidemic on March 4. City is without means; e county refuses to furnish and without provisions since Citizens protest that Saturday. State board cannot find money and are not able to handle matter. Under circumstances do not sec that s service can do anything, and otherwise ordered shall leave for Wilmington." e e pest-house. k, her were Mrs. C. II. Murphey and Senator Hoar has offered a bill Miss Nina Gordon, who went to prohibiting of the importation assist in selecting a choice and birds or their feathers for ornavaried stock for the trade. Mrs. mental purposes. Murphey extends a cordial invita-tatioTo Cure a Cold in One Day. to her customers and the public at large to await the arrival Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. of her stock and to inspect it All Druggists refund tho money if it fails by whether they wish to buy or not. to Cure. 25c. For saleKy. St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington, n pest-hous- On the morning of Feb, so, 1805, I was sick with rheumatism and lay in bet until May 2ist, when I got a bottle ol Lbaraber- Iain's Pain Balm The first application of it relieved me almost entirely from the pain and tbe second afforded complete relief. In a short time I was able to be up and about again. A. T. Moreaux, Lu- verne, Minn. 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; Geo. King, St. Charles; Ben T. Robinson Mortons Gap. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. July ist, 189S, will be a happy day for the L. & N. railroad bojs. Law Agent Bramwell made a brief visit to relatives here last Sunday. After working a few nights at Firlington as operator, Mr. Bell has returned to the Manninglon office New Discovery at 3.30 o'clock by the ladies of the and Colds, Hafor Consumption, Coughs gold is of declares U. Mr. T. B. Demarce, little value in comparison that this marW. C. T. with whom our people will remember velous cure; would have it even if it cost a as an ablo and great fighter for tem- hundred dollars a bottle. Asthma, Bronand long perance, is expected to be present chitis and all throat Dr. King's affections are New Discovpostively cured by deliver an address. There will ery for Consumption Trial bottles free and be a special musical program. The at St. Bernard Drug Store. Regular size Earlington Union and citizens arc jocts. and $( 00 Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. especially invited to attend. at Madisonvillc Sunday afternoon has found a more valuable discovery baa yet been made in Ibe Klondike. For A special Memorial Service will years he suffered untold agony from conbe held in in the Methodist church sumption, accompanied by hemorrhages; and was completely cured by Dr. King's Our readers will be pjeased, many of them, to read in this issue of The Bek an original poem .entitled "A Western War Song," written by an old Earlington boy publica-- and sent to Tun Bek for The author is Geo. M. tion. Robinson, of Falcon, Colo. We cannot but applaud the sentiment and praise the spirit and composiThe cow tion of these verses. boy brigade is preeminently qualified for Cuban warfare and their services will doubtless be accepted in the event of war. 1 Protracted Heetlng. As announced last week, the protracted meeting has begun at the Methodist Episcopal Church, South; Rev. S. H. Lovelace pastor, assisted by Rev. L. A. Mr. Mcll, of Jeflcrsontown, Ky. Lovelace held a preliminary ser vice on Sunday night and the At the meeting began Monday. meeting Sunday night he expressed himself pleased with the outlook for the protracted meeting and this utterance is being justi fied by the interest mannested. The meetings are held at 2:30 in The Ladies' Magazine Club held the afternoon and 7:15 in the evenan enjoyable meeting with Mrs. ing of each day. William Wcndel, on Thursday Free Pills. afternoon, March 3, at her home Send your address to H. E. liucklcn & Mrs. McGary reviewed in Hccla. Co,, Chicago, and get a sample box of Dr. from Cosmopolitan, "The Dreyfus King's New Life Pills. A trial will conMystery." Miss Hester reviewed vince you of their merits. These pills are "Reminiscences of Eminent Lect- easvin action and are particularly effective l.onstipation urers," from Harper's. Mrs. Wen-de- l in the cure otMalaria and anu aiCK Liver troubles For read a selection. The next they have been proved invaluable. They meeting will bo held with Mrs. J. are guaranteed to be perfectly free from be R. Rash this afternoon at 2:30 p. every deleterious substanco and to by vegetable. Mrs. E. A. Chattcn and Miss purely action, but They do not weaken the m. by giving tone to their Foard will have reviews, and Mrs. stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the Burr will read a selection. system. Regular size 25c. per box. Sold ueaa-ach- e. At Hanson, there are a number of young teachers in Prin. McCulley's training classes. Tuition and board In the college most reasonable. to be established there next fall, tuition will be free. Only a limited number can be enrolled the first year. Register early. E. McCuixey, A. M., Hanson. Ky. If .5 & New Bell. The Missionary Baptist Congregation are quite proud and justly so of their beautiful new church bell that has just now begun to peal out its silvery tones ot wiris-tiainvitation from the church on the hilltop. At a meeting Sunday night the congregation expressed the desire that their thanks he throtich The Be"e for the Stolen much appreciated aid of friends in securing this fine bell and the belFrom my stable in Earlington, fry in which it swings. May the one black saddle with skirt extend- bell ring messages of peace and of ing behind and roll in front generations to come. knees, on Tuesday night, March love to 8; also some time earlier one set An efficacious remedy for lung affections, double tug harness with leather throat disorders and all bronchial troubles traces, brass buttons and red ring is found in Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey has Liberal reward This medicinerankedmany marvelous cures on back band. among tho most imand is justly will be paid for their recovery. portant remedies of the ago, For sale by Chas. Curtis, St. Brnard Drug Store, Earlington. Geo. n anthcring of Teachers. by at. uernara uruggisi. Earlington, Ky. King, St. Charles. - - 'JaadllUt1"?""""" ;afr0?fc '. CURE CONSTIPATION w iANDV CATHARTIC ALL T.t M .- DRUGGISTS - .u 4Lt t.latl f.ava. . Some of the boys fear that war or tbo rumors of war will have the result of staying the restoration of tho ten per cent. Agent Walker, of Clarksville, has offered his former freight clerk, Mr Nesbit, of Madisonvillc a good position, which he will accept Dr. Letcher Named. Supervisor Sullivan has just finished a Ky., March 15 Frankfort, careful examination of all the side tracks Governor Bradley this morning on his section and has made a measurereceived the resignation of Dr. ment of them, the side tracks alono measof Lancaster, as a Wm. S. O'Neal uring many miles member of tho State Board of Few conductors on tbe Henderson diviDr. O'Neal is at the Health. sion that could show a better record than Everybody Says So. Mike Ryan who died last week. When point ol death. The Governor apmost wonpointed Dr. James Letcher, of Cascarots Candv Cathartic, tho ago, pleas- able be was always on duty, and his labors tho so little no Henderson, and the appointment derful medical discovery oftaste, act gently were performed everwell thatfrom theor offiant and refreshing to tho complaint was heard and at once sent to the Senate. aud positively on kidneys, liverdispelbowels, cials was colds, Dr. Letcher has left for Middles-boro- . cleansing tho onUro system, constipation euro headache, 1 over, habitual Word from C J Martin locates him and blllousnoss. Pleaso buy and try a box away out among the Texes cow boys en10, 25,60 cents, botdand ofO.CC. Aks for Money. joying good health, but not yet manipulating the telegraph key. He says business Frankfort, Ky., March 14. Gov- guaranteed to euro by all druggists. is rather dull in the southwest. Wc hope ernor Bradley sent in a special Lecture. to see him back at work on tbe Henderson message to the Legislature this We are requested to announce dirision soon. morning on the condition of smallW. K. Piner, a talented S. W, Motherhead, our popular and Bell county, stating that Rev. in pox ridden collect all money due the Company, minister the Methodist church, industrious young yar1 clerk, has so far To Curo that seventy cases now existed and will lecture at the M. E. Church, recovered from his late illness as to be Tako CascarotsConstipation Forover. 250, pay all debts of the Company and Candy Cathartic. 10c or that 400 suspects were now de- South, Madisonvillc, Thursday on duty again. We hope Steve will satis- It C c. C. fall to curo, druggists refund money, distribute any surplus to the Stockfactorily explain how he came to gain four tained. holders, and close and wind up the night ujder the auspices of the Cuban bonds run nearly eight business of the Company. He describes the suffering that Epworth League. Mr. Piner is pounds in weight during that sick spell. Mr. Ross Baugh, of the Earlington car per cent higher than securities of is occasioned and the need of asAll persons having demands of an and asks a suitable app to of eloquent speaker, as many lec- shops, has been offered a good position by the Madrid government on the against the Company will prove sistance the Empire Coal Company, as blacksmith London market. our readers know, and his priation. and purge same as required by law ture is expected to be a rare treat. for that company.is The agreement to furSmall-po- x nish steady work all that is now lacking Spread!. The Republican leaders in the and file the same with said Atkinto complete the trade. son, Trustee, at his office in EarlingtBucklen's Arnica Salve. Sergent Ky., March 15. Two adTho report from Conductor Curtis house are pressing for an early on, Kentucky, on or before the First smallpox developed The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Lane islatest since going to Webster coanty journment of Congress. new cases of that of April, next, where he will sit to on Indian creek, Wise county, east Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever he has suffered another relapse, and it beHands, Chilblains, Sores. Tetter, receive same. for Fifty Coots. of here, and thirteen cases at Bar- Corns and all Chapped Skin Eruptions, and posi- came necessary to call in two physicians, Guaranteed tobacco habit makes weak ton, while there arc two new cases tively cures Piles or no pay required. It is under whoso treatment he is now said to men strong, blood pure. Wo,cure,All druggists. This seventh day of Fcbrurary, 1898. 1. be the danger liue. If Earlington Wine Company, at Coeburn and four at Clintwood. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or carepasttaken and he can ce keptthe best of is from movmoney refunded. Price 25c per box. For By J no. B. Atkinson, Are you a subscriber to The Bee? Judge Blair orders that all wagon- Sale ing around too soon. by St. Bernard Drug Store. Trustee. ing and communication with BarAn ordinary passenger car on a steam You should be, railroad costs from $4,000 to $3,000 and ton be suspended at once. The French Chamber of Depu- weighs 38,000 pounds or nineteen tons. A Dr. McCormack Will not Reilen Now. ties adopted the postal arrange- mail car, which costs from 2,000 to $2,300 Bowling Green, Ky., March 13. ments signed at Washington last and is shorter by about than IIIIM nil Hill tbe ordinary passenger coach, weighs 0 Editor Evening Post, Louisville June. pounds, or sixteen tons. A baggage Ky.: "I have the matter of resigncar, without the baggage in it, weighs 0 OUR GUARANTED $100.00 IN OOLD. ing under consideration, but will pounds, or fonrteen tons, and costs Wo will pay One Hundred Dollars In Gpld for not resign during a crisis." 11 any and erery cateof cough and colds where about as much as a mail car. A sleeping no benefit Is derlTed from the use of Dr. Otto'a car is more expensive than any of tbe "J. N. McCormack." Spruce Gum llalsam. It contains nothing in- others, and it weighs a good deal more, too. jurious and Is so pleasant to take, licware of A plain, simple but durable sleeping Imltatlous. When you are Tired observatory attachments, literary anSold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Without extra exertion, languid, dull and nex and culinary department costs anylistless, your blood is failing to supply to where from $10,000 to $20,000. Tbe Reinforcements to the number average weight of a sleeping car is from your muscles and other organs the vitalizproperities they of 1,500 troops have arrived at twenty to twenty-tw- o ing and strength-givintons Hood's Sarsaparilla cures that Santiago de Cuba from Spain. require. A full train in motion, as a little figuring tired feeling by enriching and purifying is no light affair. The ordinary will show, tho blood. It will give you energy and weight of the railroad locomotive for passDon't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your UTt Anajr. vicor. enger service, inclusive of tender, but not To quit tobacco easily and forever, bo mac of fuel in the tender, is forty tons. One Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy to netlc, lull of life, norvo and vlifor, take that makes weak men baggage car weighs fourteen tons and one tbe operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness. 35c. strong. All druggists, DOo or It. mail car sixteen tons, bringing up the Booklet and samplo froo. Address weight of the locomotive and the baggage Senator Mason received the Sterling Itcmedy Co., Chicago or New Yorlc and mail cars to seventy tons. Six passenger cars at an average of nineteen tons, challange to a duel with swords For the first time, landsmen weight of baggage, of the fuel carried, sent him by the editor of a Spanish " in the United weight of a train made up of a locomotive ;'. The Senator have been enlisted Illustrated paper. and eight cars would bo is tons, or 30s,-00- 0 says he must sec the Marquis be- States navy at the League Island pounds, exclusive of the passengers navy yard. and mail matter. fore he will accent. Pulling 184 tons along rails at the rate Honey of fifty miles an hour or more is an AboltloofDr. Bell's Pino Tar It is, or should be, tho highest aim of should be on the medicine shelf of every achievement which has not been easily every merchant to pleaso his customers; sudden attack of croup it is and that tho wide awake drug firm of My- home. In aallaying tho irritation and end- brought about, and the more the problem invaluable; is studied the more clearly it is understood ers and Eshleman, Sterling, 111 , is doing ing tho danger in less lime than it would how far the mechanical work on railroad so, is proven by the following, from Mr It stands for a doctor. "In my sixteen years' experi- take to go remedy for coughs, colds and has been pushed. Tbero were by the last Eshleman: as ence in the drug business I have never kindred a diseases. Sold by St. Bernard figures reported 36,000 locomotives in use seen or sold or tried a remedy that gave as Drug Store, Earlington; George King, St. on the American railroads 26,000 passenger cars and 8,000 mail and baggage good satisfaction as Chamberlain's Colic, cars. Those ligures seem large until comCholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Sold by Charles. pared with tho number of freight cars on St Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; Ben Available cash balance in the American railroads, and then they seem T. Robinson, Mortons Gap, Goorgo King, United States Treasury, $225,593, insignificant, for the number of freight St. Charles. cars in use is 1,230,000 784; gold reserve, $169,733,130. Freight cars among the railroad men are Estimates of appropriation to divided into four classes flat cars, such as Better Than A Klondike dold Mine. meet the cost of the recently auare used for the transportation of stone, Good health Is priceless when once lost. machinery and lumber, box cart, such as thorized addition of two regiments Wlieu you hae slight cold or cough Invest Con- 25c. In a bottlo ofa Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Bal- are used for tbe transportation of grain, of artillery have been sent to sam, the returns are greater than a half interest fiuit and ordinary merchandisr; stock car?, gress. In an Alaska gold mine, as gold cannot buy lost such as are used for cattle, and coal cars, health, lie ware of a slight cold. such as ate used for the transportation Of finrurA f.nm Balsam the most Dr. rnta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store. colds, coal and oil those used for oil being suppleasant and reliable remedy for coubIib, plied with tanks. The average weight of croup, and all soreness ot tUe throat, cliest and , .. " A bill has been presented to pre- a flat or gondola car is seven tons. The lungs. iatgo ixmu-aSold by St. Bernard Drug Store. vent the use of the United States car costs from $300 to $400 Box cats weigh a ton moreand cost $100 more each flag as a business advertisement. Stock cars weigh eight tons each on tbe J. B. Foley, wu- rt.'!5i .,?vTv.ijt5l?' average; coal cars weigh three tons each. To Cure a Cold in one Day for the F. A. The factory's agent It costs about $200 to build coal or oil oars Quinine Tablets. and they are designed to carry five tons Ames & Co.'s Pleasure Vehicles Take Laxative Bromothe money if it fails Druggists apiece. Tbe weight of fifty coal cars is made at Owonsboro, Ky. A car All Cure. 23c.refund to 150 tons, and of the contents, if all filled, of 30 jobs will be in soon and will tons, which with locomotive and calimit- 230 added make factory prices. Every bo sold at The legislature expired by boose 420 tons as the weight vehicle guaranteed for one year. ation, and final adjournment was of a train. It may be added, roughly, that tbe weight of loaded trains, passenger, coal Look out for the Browney made taken Tuesday night. or freight ranges from 200 to 330 tons in a fine grade, leather top, body With Cmcarets. Tbe lighter the train, the greater tbe speed, only. 17 inches, wheels 34 38 Kilncato Your llonrelfconstipation forever. tbat'5 the railroad rule. Boston Traveler Candy Cathartic, euro hieh. Vx tread, a little beauty in lOo, 25o. It C. C. C, fall, druggists refund money. r mti.V K.ruco C.um HaUam laaclentlflc every way. For the next 20 days discoveries am! com. Lieut. Gov. Worthington has o.ui-.l-) baM'il on modernrenown who liavo Riven we will give you a great reduction pmiiiik'dljy clieinhtsof been taken to his home at Greenup throat and lunedlReaws a HfeMndy. Ask your in the price of every job in the drutreitt to procure It for you U not lu stock. Sold In tw o sites, 25c. aud S0c house. Our harness is the best and is still very sick. grade at the lowest price. Come WANTED TRUSTWORTHY AND ACTIVE , Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. or ladles to travel for reiponsl-bleand see us. J. B. Foley. un-les- Mr. Robert Morrow Dead. Mr. Robert Morrow, a wealthy and prominent citizen of Ncbo, died Monday. The funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon and the interment in the Ncbo cemetery followed. A large number of friends and relatives were in Mrs. Morrow and attendance. two sons, R. P. Morrow and C. B. Morrow, survive. A Western War Sonjj. tisvn n We aro not the holy terrors that the Eastern papers say: Never handle our six shooters in a reckless We want a man in every localsort of way, ity to act as private Detective Never shoot tbo lights out in saloons, nor Experience under instructions sich things as that, unnecessary. Address, An' never skeer a tenderfoot by shootin' : DETECTIVE :ACENCY, at his hat. Nashville, Tenn. But when there is a cause fur fight an1 figbtin's to be done, We never feel a nervousness 'bout hitchin' Capita! Stck Paid In, Surplus Fundi to a gun, (50,000. $20,000. An' so if Undo Sammy wants to lick them I Spanish curs COMMENCED DUSINESS IN 1867. We'll turn our horses East'ard, an' we'll hit 'em with the spurs. n Not for the fun of fitln' would we hit the warlike trail; Not for the fun of shootin' an' a raisin' merry bail, But cause wc are Americans an' mighty The advantages of a bank account good ones too; are numerous. It is not to busiAn' love the Glory Mag asmuch as Eastern ness men we are talking they people do. know all about it but to salaried An' so if Uncle Sammy staggers up agin a men, wage earners and to women muss There's safety if the bank is a He'll never need to holler more'n once fur good one. There's convenlence-tb- e help from us. money always ready and out Then we'll saddle up our bosses, yell "Our of reach of your owu petty squanUnion right or wrongl" dering, too. It is easy to spend An' bit the trail fur battle with a jolly small sums when you have a large song. sum in your pocket Don't be modest Uncle Sammy in a hit tin' MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY us, ol' chap, If you find you are a needin' reckless riders in the scrap. An' you'll alius find us ready with our In of the Earlingbronchos' heads in air, An' we'll hit the highest places in the ton Wine Company. landscape gittin' there. Wc will give them cussed Spaniards quite To Whom it May Concern: a touch of Western life. The Earlington Wine Company We will fight 'em with the pistol or the did on the fifth day of February, rifle or the knife. We will bunch 'em up like cattle on the 1898, make a Deed of Assignment o ranges out this way. John B. Atkinson, as Trustee and An' we'll rope 'em an' we'll throw 'em an' thereby instruct and empower him we'll brand 'em U. S. A. to sell all the property of the Com Geo M. Robinson. Falcon, Colo , March 11. 1808. pany, collect proceeds of sale, and cow-bo- y The grim reaper death has again been among us and called to that long rest the spirit of my friend. For seventeen years my associations with him were most pleasant, lie lived that grand doctrine "As ye would that men should do unto you, lo ye even so to them. He left no enemy, but a host of friends to mourn his sad death. He was a kihd brother, a loving son and an honor to his name and race. His word was his bond, and he held it sacred and never broke faitli with a friend. To know him was to love him and to call him friend was an honor. It was hard to lay him away and know that in this life wc would sec him no more, but wc cannot question or doubt the wisdom or judgement of a just and merciful God, to whom we commend his soul, and may his spirit rest in peace. He has obeyed that last summons and has gone to that grert beyond from which no traveler can ever return. family I can To his only extend my heartfelt sympathy in their saddest hour. Pic will be with us do more only in memory. He has signed his last order and made his last run; and may that wise and only perfect conductor pilot him safely on his last trip through the valley of the shadow to that great and unknown terminal at which all our runs must end immortality. L. B. Waltz, Nashville, Tenn. grief-stricke- uumiu, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL xr. mew roue. x ininm iiiiiii DETECTIVE JNO. G. MORTON, BANKER, man, dress up. oung Don't be a fop, but look well dressed. Our Tailor Made Clothing is well and artistically made. We have stacks of samples. Genuine goods at reasonable prime; St. Bernard Gen'l Store. ' 32,-00- imm j"Wr1iM 'HImII ! 28,-00- car-wit- h g SI wonder-worke- to JtgJMWmM coBiLLSnowrf D0NKFA1L..T0UJSE -" . r 'iilllllM DAILY CAPACITY F?w WRITE ,QRr" PRICES jjk k- -- k C 1 m REFERENCE; ' rTHEBEraBCOAL on A TtlLAlv AZez frgj""fr mm ttfiCii. ,03mEjR. ORDERPR0MPTLYWI&'ED!? D TK MAIMEMP'HJS use no e ffiifiteR -AND mi ml . mm igaiflMBFManori cuarahteed - Opposite Hotel Luetic, 132 Main St. Monthly established bouse In Kentucky. expenses. Position steady. Refer stamped envelope. erice. Enclose The Domnloa Company, Dept, R., Chicago. 165.00 and Be? Are you a subscriber You should be. to The i It- - iJmt ' k 'rHHTlVAA )!3'p).U! SIISS i"i ISlOS&HtTOY A"i3A SsiSSsSsSSjj THE(STODAY SCHOOL.' sinA LbSSON XII, FIRST QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, MARCH 20. ninth, xlv, MemText or tlio ory Verses, Golilcn Text, lror. Commentary by tlio Itcv. D. 31. Stcnrns, is-S- 03!Jd iS3Aoi ami? m ?nmiii3A3 pu? 00 I taoqs'SuooyBSBiiqSn 00 !$' suiqs n"A AacH ."! 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Herod tho tetrnrch heard of tho funic of .Tcsus." In Mark t1, 1 1, It Is written that Ills nnmo rns spread nbrond, nnd in Luko is, 7, it Is Fold thnt Herod v as icrplcxed becnuso that It was said of somo that John was risen from tho dead. Tho context In Mark nnd Luko u ould Indlcnto that It was about tho tlmo of tho sending forth of tho tweho. It seams to mo that tho heart thought for us Is that something of tho wonlsnnil works of Jesus by somo means reached Herod. If o aro retlecmcd by Ills blood, It Is that through us tho famo of Him may bo far nnd wido innilo known. Ho brought Israel out of Egypt, dividing tho waters of tho Hod sen, leading them through tho desert nml drying up Jordan beforo them to mako His glorious namo known, that tho many might bo blessed in Him (Isa. 1x111,12, 11; Joshua iv, 21). S. "And said unto His servants, This is John tho Baptist ho is risen from tho dead, nnd therefore mighty works do shew forth themselves In him." It is said In Mark vl, 20, that Herod heard John gladly nnd did many things, know Ing that ho was n just nnd holy man, but as neither hearing nor doing will avail unless Christ is actually reccUcd Into tho heart (I John knowledge V, 12 i John 1, 12) Herod's did not profit him. His evil doings would not suffer him to turn unto Qod (Hos. v, tCopyrlght, 1S97, 1. "At that tlmo 1ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY i Miners and Shippers i COAL AND COKE NCORPORATED. I! IB Lvb LW AV 1 aim LH ILH LH H of 1 .. if Si I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, i i Offices. r & 33x-ji.tracl- T. ZTriROUGrl VLSTIBULEO TRAIN5DAIIY h CHICAGO 1JOT1I iiraooHisiit' PINfiSBUfrtT CARS fROM 1 17' uVfiatUlHl J g Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee. S. II. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Kentucky. A. M. CARROLL, NASHVILLE To R. G. ROUSE. Manager. Palmer Hai.cn. n,M,lw.w. Pa.lnrnl,. Konittrfcv. I ILvSTnZllsfll NEWORLEANS DllMLHAN.G.5Jl q KASnVILLt.Unn. f.P."JEFFRIE5.G.P.A J T? Wholesale Agertts-JOHN BRIDGMAN. Room ' CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Street Momnli.e tv A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. 9 J? U CEVArCtVIUt.lND. V T. HESSER, 55, Ilauser Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. 111. BEN T. ROBINSON, liuilding, Chicago, S 4). Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co. V", COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, MANUFACTUAtRS NASHVILLE, TENN. OF Y Mantels and Grates, Hollowware, Tinware, Etc. lflginSll.llU.JL.II WOODEN MAIMS IN China,Crockery andjGlassware, Cutlery, AND WILIOWWARE. . I Everything necessary and convenient for tho Kitchen, Dining' Room, Laundry and Dairy. ' BICYCLES A SPECIALTY. IT MEDICINE for the 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 l V MILLION.. in the trade. , A New York company of manufacturing chemists, the lllp&ns Chemical Company, placed upon tho market about live )cnrn i,on medicinal tablet or "tabule" composed of compressed txiwdcred preparations t f nrlahi medicinal drugs which had been ascertained to bo of mora general uso among medical men than any other, for the cure or al levlatlon of such Ills common to man as hao their origin ta an Impaired digestion or weakened caKu.lty for assimilating food, absorbing nourishment and eliminating waste. The cataloguu of (lis Included under this head I said to tacludo pretty nearly ecry disease for whlclt tho physician Is called upon to prescribe. In preparing their standard remedy for tho acceptance of tho Amcrlcau ionft the company laid down lha principle that everything enuring Into tho packet should bo of the highest grade, and so prepared and proioctod ua to retain Us qualities Intact and unimpaired through any extended lapse r tlmo In nntr climate. Only tho c lolcest drugs should bo used, their preparation ahould be In ncconlanco with tho latest icrf t cted methods of modern science, the tabules packed In plana, protected by absorbent cotton, and securely corked, J.vcn the corks used have been of a grado so high In Us requirements that no manufacturer of these every-dastoppers could supply moro than n small proportion from Ms output that would meet tho exacting specifications. Tho r'ass vials were In turn packed In loses of n quality not surpassed In beauty and perfection cf workmanship by those used by the most fastidious dealers in jewels and ornament nor cold. llaTlng set their hlghstandard, and never consontlug to vary from It, the 1 roprletors resorted to the accepted modern methods of making their commodity known, nnd seven hundred thousand dollars Invested within n o years In newspaper advert islng has Informed every American citizen concerning tho superior nnd suriirulng qualities of ltlpans Tabules. Ilelngtlinuglitful nml painstaking rbwvers of the changed conditions sweep over the commercial world, and careful to note every circumstance havingthatbearing a upon the successful prosecution of their trade, tho managers of the company have noted Is a that there appro present Insistent demand for n lower price for every article that reaches or iches nn unhcrsal rse, end that the people, although requiring tho best of everything, resent lielng called upon to pay heavy percentages for superfluous wrapping and packing or unnecessary protection ngatnst deterioration that might result in years, but Is ucedlcis In the caso cf n purcliase Intended to be consumed In n week. It has also been discovered, and proved by the testot time and actual experience, that theso Tabules tlo not have tho tendency to loss of qualities or diminution of from oxposnro that might at first uavo been expected, Inasmuch as, under favorable condlUona, tbosothat have lain loose In a drawer, a traveling bag or pocket fur several weeks or mouths aro found to bo practically as fresh and as efficacious as ever. Acting upon these snnrcstlons, nnd noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of groat newspapers now soli for n cent Instead of tho old rate of Ave times that amount, and tho general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, tho company havo entered upon tho experiment of putting up ltlpans Tabules in pasteboard cartons, which they will olfer to tho trado upon terms which will permit of a package being sold by tho druggist or storekeeper at n nrico lower than ever before adopted for a proprietary medicine Fivn CKNTS-t- en tabules, or doses, for one half a cent each. The com piny will not discontinue the manufacture and sale in the form with which the poople hay o learned to know and nluo the ltlpans Tabules, but will offer the cheaper sort experimentally for tho lienellt of such ns maydeslro them. It should be rlaluly understood that tho quality of tho medlclno Is Identical In both sorts, the only difference being In tho form nml comparative cost of packing or putting up. The t pack, ages aro not yet lo bo had of all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any druggist will obtain n supply when requested by a customer to do so ! but In any case a alnglo carton, containing ten tabules, will be sent, postage paid, to any address for live cents In ttimp4, forwarded to the ltlpans Chemical Co .No. 10 Spruce St.. NewYork. Until the roodsaro thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents nnd peddlers will bo supplied at n prleo whk h will allow them a ralr margin or front, viz i ldoien cartons for 40 cent, u dozen (111 cartons) for 1132. 6 gross WJ cartons) for S'JO.SJ. 23 gross 13.0U) cartons) for . VH4.. ...... ...u V.MV. M KTUj MW. B&WftEEtKEB&tBR0BB&&&ititBKKiREKKBMttKKBB&4t)to4iE AAAAAAAAfcAAAAAMAAAilAAAAAAAAAAAt liibnM. Castleman, Arthur C. Langhaic, HrecklnTldge n Royal Insurance Co. Of Iwi'ver'jpool. TIic Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World. -- margin). 0. "And tho king was sorry; nevertheless for tho oath's sako and them which sat with him at meat, ho commanded it to bo given her," His honor beforo his guests was at stako and ho dared not show himself a man. Perhaps thcro was no man In him. It may havo been all beast, all carnal of tho lowest kind. Ho could truthfully havo said, I cannot givo what In not mine, nnd human lifo is not in my power to givo or take That, howover, was too uoblo for such n creature, and ho dared not go against Hcrodlas. Wo havo rJl had other masters; can wo now truly say, "Ono Is ray Master, oven Christ, w hoso I am and whom I servo?" 10. "And ho sent nnd beheaded John in tho prison." Not long beforo John had sent messengers to Jesus inquiring if Ho was tho Christ, or if thcro was yet another to bo looked for. Jesus wrought miracles nnd sent tho messengers to tell John what they had seen and heard and added, "IJlcssctl Is ho whosoovcr shall not bo offended In Mo" (chapter xl, 0). Wo havo no record that Jesus over went to sco htm. Now is heard tho tramp of feet. Somo ono Is coming to sco him. Is It tho Lord nnd Master? His cell door swings open. Hois wonted, not for earth, but for heaven. In a moment it is over, for tho damsel awaits her gift nnd angels nnd redeemed spirits wnlt to wclcomo tho faithful messenger to bliss eternal nnd Indescribable. 11. "And his head was brought In n charger (or on a dish) nnd ghen to tho damsel, nndsho brought it to her mother." Did ever mother risk or n daughter carry such n grew somo dish? What did they do with It? How did they treat it? Well, tlio dovil accomplished his purpose and John's sojourn In n mortal body Vtns ended. But can it bo that tho dovil has tho least Idea of tho bliss of tho redeemed when ho is nllowed to kill their bodies? If so, ' would ho bo so desirous to usher them Into hold on John nnd bound him nnd put him in prison for Hcrodios sake, his brother rhllip's n lfo." Thcso aro mnong tho seemingly strnngo things. That God who controls nil things, even tho dovil, for thcro can bo nothing beyond His control, should permit Joseph to bo stolen, 6old Into slavery, falsely and Imprisoned; David to bo hunted as n partrhlgo upon tho mountains; Jcro-mla- h to know tho horrors of tho dungeon mire, nnd John tho Baptist, His own herald, nono greater born of woman (Mnth. xi, 11), to suffer imprisonment and dCnth. ld unto him, It is not 4. 'Tor John lawful for theo to havo her." Therefore, for ills faithfulness, ho Is put in prison. Would It havo been better for him to havo said nothing about this sin? Might ho havo snld, It is nonffnlrot mine? Tboy nro tho children of tho dovil anyway, nnd to him thcynro going whether Hcrodlas lives with Herod or with Philip? Soir.o would say so, nnd thcro aro no doubt mm y things in which wo nro to tako no part, as they aro not given to us to mcddlo with, but in this caso John was brought fnco to faco with tho sin, nnd cither had to bo blind to it for peace's sako or Epcak faithfully for Christ's sako. G. "And when ho would havo put him to death ho feared tho multltutlo, becnuso they counted him as a prophet." How full of fears this wretched specimen of self Indulgent humanity was. Ho feared tho woman under whoso control ho had placed himself for lust's sako. Ho feared tho people over vt horn ho was placed, and ho evidently feared tho hereafter, for ho did many things, nnd would doubtless havo dono moro if such doing would havo mado him suro of heaven without requiring him to givo up his darling sin. 0, 7. "But when Herod's birthday was kept tho daughter of Hcrodlas dnncod before them and pleased Herod. 'Whereupon ho promised with an oath to givo her whntsoovcr she would ask." Tcastdnys and birthdays must bo kept, tho entertainment business must go on, no matter what becomes of Christ or His heralds. Wo aro suro that Ho was not invited to this feast, and neither was His faithful John. This was HkoBclshazzar's feast, tho dovll's own, and ho knew what ho was up to. Ho was running this thing to accomplish his purpose. How well ho enabled that poor, godless girl to dnnco that day! How ho enabled her to captlvnto tho sinful heart of Herod nnd to lead him In his excitement to mako her this great promise, and all to secure tho death of John I 8, "And she, being beforo instructed of her mother, said, Givo mo hero John Baptist's head inn charger," Wo read In II Chron. xxil, 8, concerning a certain king that "his mother was his counselor to do wickedly." Wo know also that Rcbekah was neither her own friend nor her son's when sho counseled him to Ho to his father. Lying and deceit havo tho somo author as lust, and envy, and hatred, and murder. Let us resist tho dovil lest ho uso o en us as ho did Simon Peter, when ho said, "Pity Thyself, Lord" (Math, xvl, 22, 8. 'Tor Herod had laid i THE FAMOUS ND. Market. For all uses, from Earlington, St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE flCOAU Diamond and i Morton'M Kentuoky Alwayson handa DRUGS AND MEDICINES, DRUGGIST Citajj, full.indcnmpletestoclo'' and TOILET ARTICLES PAINTS AND OILS, 2 1 ft PrfYlCISANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED. GEORGE KING, ORUOCIST, ST, CHARLES, KENTUCKY. t I BRUSHED BDKK FOR BASE BURNERS HMD FURMGE8. 1 WhyQbuy Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BEP 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. High-price- d Nj& Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded you Are Going North, I ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. extra session which restored to industrial America its own, his has been the most potent personal inThe Press of the Country on fluence in the beneficial altercation of conditions which today is acPresident TlcKlnley's First knowledged by all. N. Y. Press. Twelve Honths in the White House. The signal success of the first year's administration is the enactThe administration is a success, ment of a revenue law which fuland is receiving the support of the fills the promises of its friends, and American people. Albany Journal. while supplying revenue for the Government discriminates in favor of American cnteiprisc and labor. The first year has been finished of The promptness ind efficacy in President McKinley's administra- this regard is an earnest sign that tion, and the condition in which it the party's pledges wi'l be refinds the country affords a happy deemed as fast as possible. Everycontrast lo that which preceded it. thing cannot be done in a year. In Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette. the emergency which the Government at Washington is now facing As the year ends, we may say, the administration has received the "WeH done, good and faithful ser- most complimentary assurances, vant. You have restored the pros- from all parties, of the country's perities and cherished the honor of trust in it. Sioux City Journal. the repubiic. Go on in the way j 011 have begun, and the people When President McKiniey aswill be with you to the end. Rosumed the reins of office he was chester pledged to four things sound money, protection, the annexation At the end of one year's service, of Hawaii and the liberation of CuPresident McKinle can look back ba. The first he has maintained, upon a phenomenal revival of bus- the second was given to the couniness, a restoration of domestic con- try in a little less than four tent, and, barring the possibilities months after his inauguration, of war, the brightest prospect upon the third he has bent his every enwhich this country has looked in deavor to accomplish and except Kansas City Journal. years for the fact it takes a majority of Congress to pass a He and his associates arc con- resolution of annexation, Hawaii fronted with international problems would have been annexed before That he the holidays. The fourth is now of Ihe gravest character. will act wisely and for the best in- matter of keenest interest and ere terests of the whole people can be another year will have been numjudged from his past record. Have bered with the past, Cuba will have faith in the Prcsidentof the United gained her liberty and the stirring Stp.tes. Be assured that he can incidents of today will he history. be trusted to act with prudence In no thing has the President been and discretion, and at the same recreant to his trust. Grand Raptime to uphold the honor of this, ids Herald. the greatest nation ol the world. All things considered, President Baltimore American. McKiniey merits the felicitations of his countrymen upon the rounding William McKiniey, as President, out of the first year of his adminishas not only fulfilled the highest tration. Beyond a doubt the nation expectations of his party and of thinks better of him at the complethose allies who joined with the tion of he first quarter ot his career Republican party in the crisis of as chief executive today thaa when 1896, but he has risen above those he entered the White House a year expectations, and in these hours of ago. If when he was inaugurated stress and danger he stands re- he was unpossessed of the staunch vealed to all the people as a states- fibre, the rugged traits and marked man and patriot in whose wisdom, virility thabsecm essential to a suctact and judgment a nation reposes cessful President, he certainly has its entire confidence. N. Y. Mail grown up to the requirements of and Express. the great omce to an appreciable degree. We may say that it is exWilliam McKiniey, has com- ceptional for a new President to pleted his first year of oilice. He retain in such full measure the loyhas executed his trust as the alty of his partisans and compel nation's chief executive with con- the respect of those who had doubtspicuous ability, and has the moral ed him as Mr. McKiniey has done support of the great mass of pa- up to this time. Detroit Free triotic American citizens, without Press (Dem.) regard to party. Under his administration, tho country has enBut twelve months have passed joyed its most prosperous year since a Republican President and since 1892. and enters upon the House of Representatives entered second with every prospect of an upon the duties of office. Yet in increase in prosperity in all the that brief time, and in spite of a great lines of human activity. hostile Senate, the President's unToledo Blade. alterable stand in favor of eound money and the gold standard has President McKinley's severest restored perfect confidence to the labors are, doubtless, before him. business world, a Republican tarIn foreign and domestic affairs this iff law has been put in operation first year has been but a, prepara- and is producing a surplns, a tion for the consummation of poli- treaty providing for the annexacies of the most pregnant import. tion of Hawaii is now before the But he approaches them from a Senate and will soon reach a vote, plane of popular content and con while a fleet of American battleimmeasurably elevated ships, with steam up, lies waiting fidence day above the universal anxious scat for that of a year ago. The atmosphere of when a Republican President shall has been created. say, "Cuba must be free." Such achievement From the day of tfle calling of the is the record ot one year. It has A If You Aro Going South, If You Are Going East, If You Are Going West; PURCHASC TICKCT VI 4 Tilt REPUBLICAN YEAR. Topic Tor the Week Ilr clnnlnc Starch 13. Comment by Iter. S. II. Doyle. Torio. How to keep tho Christian Endeavor pledge, Math, zsv, 1KB. Tho pnrnblo of tho talents, which Jt is a typical year of RepublicanTribune. The been a year of deeds and of action. ism, and its record is one of tri umph. Cincinnati Commercial year between listed Louisville 4 AND NSCHVIUC n. n. 00 cccur.n forms our topical reference, was spoken by Christ to n raised multitude on tho Mount of Olives a short timo boforo Ills crucifixion. It illustrates tho faithful and unfaithful uso of different gifts and talents and tho results. It may well introduce as to tho study of tho subject of how wo should keep tho Christian Endeavor pledge 1. Wo should koop tho plcdgo as a duty and an opportunity from Christ. In tho parablo of tho talents tlio master who goos away and intrusts talents fo his servants represents Jesus Christ, who has gono to heaven and left duties and opportnnities to His disciples. Tho duties and opportunities of tho Eudcavor society as roprosen ted by tho plodges aro obligations owed to Christ. Wo pledgo oursoives to Him. Our vows aro given not to tho society, but to Christ. Wo promiso Him that wo will do whatever Ho would liko to havo us do. That moment tho Christian Eudeavor society with all its opportunities for servico be comes Christ's viuoyard. Tho opportu nities becomo talents intrusted by Him to us, to bo ueed for Him and to bo ao counted for to Him. If wo would koop these facta constantly in mind, wo would keep tho plcdgo moro faithfully. 3, Wo should koep tho plcdgo in accordance with our diversified gifts. All tho servants did not havo tho earno number of talents. To ono tho master gavo flvo talents, to another two and to nnothor but ono, according to tho ability of each ono. Christ has not givon us all tho samo ability. To somo Ho has given flvo talents, to others but ono. This should not mako thosowJio possoss great ability proud and arrogant, but humblo and oharitablo, since it is a gift of Christ and sinco also great nbilitics bring correspondingly great responsibilities Nor should thoso who havo but ono talent say, "Sinco I can do so littlo I will do nothing. " If Christ has only given us ono talent, Ho will only us to account for ono, but Ho will call us to account for that ono. Tho unfaithful sorvaut did not escapo punishment bocauso ho only had ono talent. Ho was hold to as strict an account as tho servant who had flvo talents. With all tho ability, bo it much or littlo, that tho Master has given us let us perform tho duties and obligations of our plcdgo. 0. Wo should keep tho pledgo faith- Post-Expres- March 4, reveals William McKiniey as a patriotic American, a cautious but firm poli tician in his relations with Con- gross, a pronounced but unfactional Republican in his relations with party, a consistent protectionist in his economic convictions, a courag eous inenu ol civil service reform and of currency reform and an official who. knowimr war as a soldier and loving peace as a citi zen, cultivates the tlnncs which make for peace in the spirit and attitude of our Government, while not unmindful of that dutv of read iness for war which emergencies, neither of our creation nor of our choosing, have forced upon the national attention. The President is quite as large a man as his eulogists have maintained. He is a far better man than his opponents represent. He is a much abler man than mugwump criticism, with the intolerance of half estimate and the purblindncss of half lights, can conceive any one to be but themselves- .- Brooklyn Eagle (Ind. Dem.) 1897, and March 4, 1898, The Maximum of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfoii, The Minimum of Rates. JUtcs.Tlme end alt other Information will be cheerfully furnlslio by C. r ATUOHC, o. r.A., Or by Locunur,i:v. n W. W. ETIIRIDGE, Agent. ERDVE5 two-thir- ur (Jolofed (Riens. All communications ind nutters ot news Ulnlng 10 tills column should be addressed lo Geo. Aliiakdik, Uarlintlon, Ky in pate)0" the Largest Business ininthetheSlate of Kentucky. Does tho Largest Business Southern States. - Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 PAUL M. MOORE EARLINGTON, KY Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS. Southern Department, Home Office Louisville, Ky. Resident Agent for Earlington and Vicinity. Vvw'yvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvyvvvvvvvvvvvvyvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvyvvvvvvvv fft.lldllMlfrl.iilfl.lim'-l.lirt .i.,i-tiul,.- J 1 rtif X A jTHELOWEST- New Coal Company. Tobacco Warehouse Company. MorpanfiRld. Kv..i March i.i. The general opinion seems to be r o j .,r1 ..Ji. I J,,.il .2 ft,,,,?, that the jury will indict Clark tor The new coal company, which suc ceeds the Cumberland Company, murder. WE HAVE SPARED at Sturgis, is to be called the --s. NO EXPENSE Coal & Mining Company. Strlkc at Central City. The main office will be in Paducah To make our Funeral Owcnsboro, Ky., March 14 expect The loaders at the Central Coal where of theyoutput. to consume liquipmcnc tne best in g and Iron Company mines at Cen- - most the tral Citv are out on a strike. A this part of the State. Received His Commission. few days ago the miners asked to Anvthlnrr nnrl pvpru. Owcnsboro, Ky., March 14. have the scales inspected, but the request was refused. The strike Fred Van Rensselaer received his thing you want in livery II HlllnSMI is not worrying the mine officials commission as postmaster and will take charge very much, PRICES ALWAYS evening. He will appoint Charles Kimbley chief deputy to succeed BARNETT & ARNOLD Ed Hayden, who has held a clerkFAILS, ship for the past ten years. Cough b,vrun. Tajum H Dost LUntS WlHtKt AIL Hit (Intnl. Uso I bury John, or lay him in a tomb, and Christ hold him accountable. How many they will not bury us if tho tlmo should como for us to pass out of tlio mortal body. ) Endeavorers aro neglecting thoir splendid opportunities? How can wo account to Christ? Grand Jury Investigating:. Blblo Readings. Gen. xzvlii, Mayfield, Ky., March 14. The Num. xzi, xxx, 1, 3; Dcut. xxiii, , grand jury is investigating the 31; EocL v, 4, C; Ps. 1, U-- Ixxvi, 11; Math, ssv, oxxxil, I Cor. x, charge of murder against Sam D. 81; Gal. vi, 0, 10; Col. iii, 17; Jos. i, Clark, who shot S. H. Carney, Hot, li, 10. President of the Western District 20-231-423-J3- fully in viow of tho fact that Christ will call us to account for our stewardship. If faithful, wo will bo rowarded in proportion to our faithfulness; if unfaithful, if neglectful, wo will rccolvo such glory? Lot us not for12. "And his disciples camo and took Christ's condemnation. up tho body nnd burled it nnd went and got also that tho unfaithful sorvant simtold Jesus. " In Mark 1, 20, it is written ply ncglcotcd his talent Ho did not that thoy laid it In n tomb. They did not abuso it, simply lot it alono, and yet Mr Louts Kiy is still on the sick list Key. Woosley has moved lo Madison-vill- e to cook for Ihe hotel. Kev. T. II Mem'wealher wilkel out lo Tort Ridgo Sunday. Mr. Manuel Martin has taken his old job at the depot again. Luctan Dawson and Miss Minnie Anderson were quietly married last Saturday night at tho residence of.James Alexander. There wilt be a grand rally at the A. M. E Zion church Ihe first Sunday in April. P. Duncan is quite ill at this writing. Look out for the Grand Concert to be given the first ol April y Come and yourself. Melt Casey is at Evansville this week. Elijah Wackwell is visiting in Pro hlcnce. MORTONS QAP. Mrs. Petty is sick at this writing. Mr. Hud McKeo got his foot mashed in the mines Saturday. Mrs. Queen Grifler is very sick at this writing. Rev. Hryant preached at Zion Church Sunday night. Mrs. Caroline Williams is convalesing. Miss Laura Hopson returned home from a visit to Nortonville. Mr. Lewis demons is back again after a week's illness. Come out lo ihe reading circle next en-Jo- CHILL TDNIC WARRANTED. PRICE SOcts. OX l ATI A, ILLS., NOT. 1C ISO. 600 bottles a tlcntlemem sold last OllOVK-TABTKMMii CI I ILL, TONIC and Iiavt Uiinclit three uruMalrradr Ibis year. In all our ex perlenco nf It years. In Uio drill! business, hnri never sold an article that ksto such universal sail lacUon ua your Tunic Yours truly, TASTELESS ISJ.sS?ASCOOD FORADULTS. rarls Medlclno Co., M.I,ouls.Mc Wo year, AllMKY'.CAim&CO. NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS RAILWAY. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPINR CAnct lletWeen Nashvilln nnd I liglltnnno. Aifr Harass wuuiu, uKU5ia, macon, Jacksonville, Knox; 'M&LXriLHalkL ville. Achevilln. Wnthlnninn u,1.r Philadelphia, New York, Portsmouth HxxxxxxH'-- , WW' TgLann NnrfnIL JHWHdw, M.mnl.t. L.II11U IIUCH, ,..,ii,uia, It. I. Texerkana, Sherman. Waco, Dallas and Fort Worth. : : : .1 ..., V r-l." Johnson, of Greenville, Williams last week. Sunday, Mr. and Mrs, ennings and Mrs, Silvey was visiting Mrs, Palace Day Coaches on all Trains Inform (lion Dcrtainint to NORTONVILLE Mr. TamM Slnll nml lirnlhnr nf Ui Charles, visited friends at this place Sunday. Mr. Louis Clements, who has been with his mother, is able lo be out, and returned home Sunday. Mr. Arthur Clements, who has been attending school, returned home Saturday. The girls and boys were out boat riding TIOKET8, ROUTES, RATES. ETS.. win uo cueenuiiy iiirnlshed apnlicationlaTicVtA.ni. upon A. J. WELCH, Division Passenger Agent. ... MemnhU T,nn 1 Pa-duc- Sunday. Mr. Steve Clements, of Mortons spent Sunday with his brother. V,AKTBD-TRUSTWOR- Agent, Atlanta, Ga. D. J. MULLANEY, Northeastern Pass. 59 W Fourth Si Cincinnati. O. R, C. COWARD1N, Western Pass. Agent, Room J05, Ry. Exchange Building, St. Louis, Mo. DRIARD F. HILL, Northern Pass. Agt, Roora3a8Marquettl3fdg Chicago. J. L, EDMONDSON, Southern PassT Agt. Gap,' Chattanooga, Tenn. J. H. LATIMER, Southeastern Passenger J' to-da- THy AND ACTIVE gentlemen or ladies to travel for respomt. ble, established house la Kentucky. Monthly S6J.00 and expenses. Position steidjr. Refer w.-.uishWi ": The Dominion Company, Dept. tuiicucnveiopeR., Chicago, w. u. VT ll. Nashvillk, Tenn. 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