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I rp HUNTINQ CASU 4 2 With ii J 1VIthQrATCHf1A D i 1MADISOMVULfl KY 4DnT- U P DOo J0 rrIrNINTH EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY= KENTUCKY THURSDAY MARCH 24 n h That it Tickling Jlonoyn linoTnrWonderfulcougui nud nil trouble caused by on of the Immucousbranoi of I ho throat nUll respiratory mem Organs A purely o com Ileninaertios It is lIunrulJlocd tumost euro tIlo aSilitlin OH well mi brouchlU sore tiront LnGrippe whooping cough and BELLSPmeTar IetAlCwill 14 tent upou receipt orlrtce 1 futbrrlaao1Jlledlrlne InJucb Kcatnckr ilklays are II Dangerous S When th atcncdwith aCoughj tholdsaying a stitch in time savesa 1 nine A 25c bottle of4 OTTOSI I 4 I 4Balsamwilts vc you large 4 tdoctor bills a long spell of sickness and perhaps your life SO NOT A MOMENT 5Pleasant25c and 60c e i55orSieLy tflll Druggists S orhv stab on receipt of price 4 THE GARLSTEDT MED CO YRrtmvllt led f A4 4444 44444Bold by SI Uernard Drug Store A LV BELLE JARDINIER- EL FRITSCH tk SON FASHIONABLE MERCHANT TAIUORS 4r AtiD IMPORTER OF CLOtIIS AND SUITINGS 321 Upper First Street EVANSVILLE INDIANA i4tfley earnestly solicits the patronage of bis Hopkins county friends v 44b Y VofrV THE I Fifth Avenue Hotel s- l LOUISVILLE KY ij r Is the Only FivstClass 200 Per Day 1lotci- in the City 8 COME AND SEE US P S PIKE CAMPBELL ij MANAGER V AV AV I a aeteu ann acacopoq wy lonmr our opinion freo whether an- Fayeuitlon Is CoutmuniCa lions strictly ronDIIollaL Handbook on talents- pent trtlft for lelJrlna patents lstenta taken tIrouh Lunn cu recetro nctlolnotlM without charge In the StkHtifle jnttcrkan A bandtlomel lIIatratlo4 weekly Lareat tIr IctnUDo rormi t3 a iiawdeaharkIJNN Zcb W A NISBEl Prwldent 0 W WADDIU CashIer 3opkino Gounlu IBANKMArns0NvILLE u- CapUl Stock 50000 5 Transacts a general banking busines- arid invites the accounts of the citizens of and adjoining counties Has tbefincstandmost secure vault In ihtt section of Kentucky ppnt Use Drugs unless you need them and then on pure drugs such as are sold by r- eponsibie e druggists We keep only the best That Is the great dls Unction to be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com pl iraslock A time tckbegln at spring medicM lf ERNARDD tQRE BRYAN HOPPER Manmgtr j liw tJI MEc to I r ii rr 18 TIME TO IERVENES- enator Thurston Declares Himself- on the Question of Interfer jug in Cuban Affairs SHOULD ACT NOW IF WE EVER INTEND T- Are the People of tlio United States Will lag Longer to Stand Supinely I 7 and- Seo the Work of Starvation Alrd1- So far Advanced CouipletedKfloct Intervention OMAHA Neb March22uIt the UniteStatesSenatoThurstonI wired Senator Allen to unnonn co quetionsolutlonunless tho people of tho United Stntes- oro willing to look on utah see the work ofstarvation already so far advanced UNITED STATES SENATOIl THDRSTON completed The rcconccnira are absolutely without hope and if theI wedecreasing opIngImplementsfarms devastated and growing ii1was edfoJmmainboathcvUnited States It in perfectly true s tho scna a tor that tho Insurgents practically polSpanishwhile the congressional party was ibeurbsregaSenatoreffect Intervention would have in In 5f Qmovementtome effect in UmL mrccuonfor then the Cubans generally would rIse and declare themselves Tim members of the party saw all classes of Spaniards in Cuba anti had larggaM jjhisijjItwjtomewith rcfcrcnco to tho ladles of the party ENnongSI nine was blown up by an external ex p1- g oslon and while ho ulsclahned hn1 I Information from any lLJ 0 GazsaidnihipwasIf ho was asked tho report of th0no jcjthe00 predefinitelyN JuI luomuandIf tho report of tho naval board of TBpanlshtho Maine what course do you think would be proper I would consider tho blowing up of thosblp an act of war and do lure war at once Do you think the administration would consent to submit either tho grtIndemnity oiIthe senator Itlo not believe Itoivould Three United State War Hlilp Arrive at Kingston Within an hour KIX08TOV Jamaica March 22The United States cruiser Cincinnati art rived yesterday morning at Port An by toiuio from ltarbtmtloes and the United1bee States gunboats Wilmington and Cns tine reached the same port IIhortlyIV afterwards from St Lucius The thrca war ships arc coaling lattiuritianyHBUUN March 22 Ucrmany ha9notc Inclination to u eiestlony1asresidents in tho United States forbidrlany Interference fioiu of Veteran Ilecluient t Piiii4AnEtntiA March Jlhe Son9BI of Veterans of this city have organized a regiment of infantry 1001 strong Soventyfout1 per cent of the members have served in tho state national guard and hold honorable discharges They aro TOady for service If needed InDaTnLzuAuIron Cos ordinance works are running nIght and day and Sun days on guns carriages and armor for agsThree men are alleged to have injuredin fromly So rs aboard A colony of 125 Dunkards have left Warrensburg Mo for North Dakota to make their future home Great Britain is desirous of cs tablishing a parcel post between BmtT y tk r U- j FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS 1 IIItheIII tow bills largely ot a local character The national quarantine blU was not taken up tlltheSp3nlshCUblln ottentlon tlon being made IN the senate on the 17th tho leading feature O SObronce and describing the scones witnessed and theLpo5olllcerule tho questions which occupied tho most ol delivery 18thInc Indebotoservice In New York Boston and Philadelphia torthisshouldbe buweighingtheI91hInammunition and other naval tupplles and war material purchased abroad was passed withoutI TIsandIhosenotefor tire relief of the survlycuxgautl victims of the wlbillfor tho losses they sustained to an amount not paymentof tfdayfortl3IOOOBLANCHE K BRUCE IS DEAD The Mot Conspicuous nepreientatlra ol Ills Race raMctsArny lIonUllWchoury died at 81511 m expectedCorcomplication of stomach troubles at first appeared not serious whicut k ho lost strength steadily and to rd the close of the week It became arent that his vitality was ebbIngI idly tlllancha 1C llruco was born In Prince Ed MSwasborn a slave and received tho rudIment sonnolater became a student at Oberlin In 1883 b somintedCOUlltyandIn reposipublicanHo was a member of every republican nationalaconvention held since iBid In lasl he wasap ted by President Garfield register of tho IzeiSeedsmonths ago he was slain appointed register of Nexttfterrded ai perhaps the most e his racejwitNNER MORGANS DISCOVERY fl TrDry ann Cotton In Unbroken Crystal Tubes Taken from Maine VrockIl1 essaAYAt tMnlnee amount of gun cotton In UiAtal tubes in which it was IIthehighest explosive aboard tho ship i pIwithinPIIntactGLANDS GRAND OLD MAN die EConditionAppreciably WorieHorno March 20 Mall TIs It was his own wish to bo expay111Ialisheroug1u intermittent they have oc ms loned severe suffering BO HAVE HER GUNS REPAIRED Die Dyiuiiulto Cruller Vesuvius Arrives at Washington Navy Yard WASIIINOTOX March 20Tho dynneamite cruiser Vesuvius which has ord Iiveredtins touarrivedrem Citiainedwerundstvhrkwnmpictcdmmandcr John P is bermmandIushluc FortlOcatlon Work SAJf DiEGo Cal March lWo glbeIngtho men of Battery D Orders hove lan tegdere the big guns are to be tnonntcd yea3louuraMADRID March I8Senor Sobral e Spanish naval attache at WashingS who has full plans of all tes coast defenses has been nppoii pItyy with the minister of stnteE ftNEWthe filibuster Dauntless 17 in all tho ding their occupation gone by ti moO iclzuro of tho boat by of Beers joined the United States navy yesterday PIJudI rl1 bolomonaged 09 He was one of the most prom ent attorneys in Indiana Ho hat en ill for a long time a U+N+l+N+ N4NH abeAyers Cherry PectQralerGet it honest if you cansibutget it to pcIIcolds fo Aro you a subscriberrtoTIIz You jjhould be o e o J 4 OMAHAS BIG mo m I I S Plans for Several of the State Buildings Received and Be ing Acted Upon SOMEOFTHEWOBKALREAOYUNDERWAY I Thirtyrive Bute have Already i Given Notice of Their Intention to Partlcl pato In tim lUg ShowA Great Got emInent UnUdlng live Hundred Feet Long O alMAhAstate buildings the 1 ransmississippl t0departmentreached the architects drawings of the rQibuildingnver bui realdingofprovalue Illinois building is nearly com addltlonRIcouiinodution of tho lIne art ccluij ich Illinois will bring to the exposl n SowaygroundsThe is com pletednatiT Denver or Colorado buildings have been accepted and the contract will be let in a day or hPlanshave been submitted It will be con structcd of donated Ii peo naniplezooTheunhewnMinnesota thePlansbeing drawn and will be sub nil stat hejU statdingsB o probablethatsad New Jersey will construct hand On e buildings at tho Transmisslsslppl txposltlon to d YoatcdecidedcommissionslIavonts In time field are to the effect thut A boorganIzett1rho ter weather having been moro favorable construction work Is tastndnraD lishth great rnpldltYtThe n 0r 0 vv r MMMV w Viw eilrIylone ft omnryjjcorMYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION Convict lUlled In an Alabama Coal 1ii REnuiNaiiAt1Ion occurred in slope 2 of time Tun ee Coal Iron 1t Railway Co at tt City The following negro convicts were silted anEllrdHenryWill Scott whomhe men were 1600 feet from the sur taco repairing the air machinery Tho losIon is a mystery It was caused er by fire dampor powder Slnco explosion fire damp Is heavy and teithhoughtbe reached timeLDESTlive Mon SHow the Safe and Slob the lisp Icitc of Nlckcnon KM Holding All fulling Citizens at PrUoncr A hleavyhIauliiia lI oukr lucre vClS robbed i u enei or live hours to blow the safe I zens who were passing the bul1dlng e lucid up and forced to go inside cro they were kept until tho safe a blown and the money secure aK mbcrsThe Indian Itebelllon Ended jc anktiod us ended The rebels havo en tho 70 hostages demanded The budget statement to bo read to the ilcl letlative council today is very favor in e It estimates that there will bo a surplus of 890000 rupcs for tho coming r and It reviews 20 years of mdli InFo curliman Newman Say the Bzploilon of tho Wc fjvVgumangtaud who was on board tho Maine IlJharborexplosion was external and on the rt side of the ship Freight hates Adranoed SAN FJIAXCISCO March 20Tho Iy Pacific Mall Steamship Co and the nama railroad have advanced freight cr es 50 per cent on on on east taundv York via tho IsthmusD- eapoadeno and Suicide PADUOAII ICy March l9T- n U Jo Puryear one of the citys leading me largo tobacco doalerand banker who tai was Identified with many industries ot himself and died An hour after idi rd He bad become despondent In Tents for Smallpox Patients beFrankfortnor Bradley at the request ot local authorities ordered getentsbe used there in caring for Sm- x ana pathintsyoThe Southern Pacific company In Treasuryin In le I4Erlon Subscribe for THK BEE L A VERY SUGGESTIVE LETTE A Mlislro Alleged to Havo Ilecn Ad 01LMar Throw Light on tlio Destruction ol thr4YorleJouJnnlprlntsmoro Lalnc tho newspaper corre searchetlbyprison Havana and later expelled from ofiI rn On nightinquarters of the Si Fr danishwith whom I frequently exchanged newsOn asking him if ho had anything to give me ho took from his pocket a let y gCVherOf thu OTtannd write till artIcle on time ac anco of Weylcr for the candidacy deputy to the cones for Havana I lt copy whIch you can keep1 T Hit raiEtc7 sceaitnanlOIJ1otOUIpollticallllrlye thought booro that It wai more dlgnldcd follevolA flirt polls Our success cannot bedoubtc with a prozramnu or defcnso of thr iceellus a Spaniards by heart are deceived by tho ind eCcombinations of Morct nt Sagasta and tak M Saclcntlflo solutions of our colonial problem suiWrite on your flag the flay of Spain Dofen eot Nattouai 110nlr nn11 otter you rn d as your candidate T4iiankh l1avDy the way I hava rea these days that th drwarhipstad In Cuba they did not even dare to dream punlshmenlthptad Tfa Vnnn harbar well prJprJJ for such thatMnrUaezlf 5pa ovchnlslmservei Itomcro Is In belter health than hU Ithesou Sagdpatosphereur aBojtlonito rloa 1 and servant WEYLIrIIdrId DENIAL FROM GEN WEYLER Hatcher Itepaillitcs tho Letter Atatrlbuted to IIIui lILDnmMarch180en Wcyler dc publishedln J captainS ii WolfptKavot3bfr dared to send warship to Havana while he was in mnaud there as they knew tho ible punishment that awaited rn adding that ho had Havana ia bor well prepared for such nn id emergency having rapidly finished 9n tho work that Martinez Campos care Icssly abandoned PORT OF COURT OF INQUIRY rho Document Supposed to belli the Hnilds of ItenrAdmlrl SIcnrd to bo 1oririirdeil ToDay KEY WEST Fla March 22 Judge Advocate Marix of time court of Inquiry e ashore at three oclock yesterday rnoon accompanied by an armed erly from tho Iowa who carried a icy package of official documents elm was handed to HcarAdmiral Sica ne ICtotimejui LRedieutenantCommander questioned on time subject refused by er to deny or affirm but an officer tho Iowa said tho doctiincnts were on Ute Maine railasterhy examined by time rear admiral by ind Commander West It is presumed t if these documents arc the anx report they will bo 5te on to Washington today by Lieu antCominantler- Me Marix THE WORST OF THE SEASON Severe Snow Storm In Montana All Truti isUnUeli eppu81IILst severe snow storm of the season in this section At ono itoclcd at six oclock this evening 18 inches snow hind fallen and at that hothr tho rruwindsno wawswayedthe mountains and cuts and ravines are almost completely making very difficultCA reigmi HniokelcJ 1onrilor for Our Gov criiieutViNEW Yonic March 21Tho Nor CO OAgiaumed yesterday morning from Ham EhOrgnpowder for the United States gov mincaL The Nordkyu anchored in Gravesend bay to discharge the powder o lighters WhTricIiuaBERLIN March 20 Ofllcialsof DrumiIYwick government report that 2 discovered trichina in several pank ages of American meats anti the go nnmcnt of Brunswick has inked tho bundcsrath to issue a decree prohibit UA g time importation of American meat LA Sin Mmlliln Joalyn Cage ShtslynMrs Gage won an International repWtion as ono of time earliest ivonians In America imvli CO OAntified1853 I desire to attest to the merits of Cbs 01 riains Cough Remedy as one of he onjrous coungli for me twemmtyfour hotiIAd in gratitude therefor I desire to rm UAthatd should feel proud of the high esteem which your Remedies are held by pcoj OAgeneraLthousand Success to it 0 R Dow Y Editor Democrat Albion lad For by St Bernard Drug Store Earllng George Kine St Charles Ben Jtob jnson Mortens Gap I tt q 8 r RThe powderbowitthird farther this say other braid lOYAl V4klHI POWDER PurodROYAL MKIIU FOWHR CO ktW YOM HERWISE UNNOTICED The naval appropriation bill is sched uled for consideration in tho house this week T odheded burglars and about 845000 1- 7Henry Laenglc a prominent business Sundayngedi nomineesfollowingn e to make time race saloonkeeper repitizenssiderably worried over a reported caso smallpox in thin penitentiary a T states have signified their thoTransmlsslsslppi Oregonm1 toss of 890003 insurance about 830000 John Thomaschuetz under sentence eath for murder attempted to ere LouisjailfightIngceased and tho rebellion Is considered k friegovernment pat LtitrioticMemorial services were held in be WllInrdSundayt the Etopnglandal force in Chinese waters and also lutbnt tstrrea andy3 fiuvbbceu1ii c1t6F in TexusVmTTrew Mexico have been wiped out by Mor mon of Round ValleyintTi acir theohaving had two cases ofyellow fever board during tho tripTTi ton ofatServices ilsoT cruatfuneral of Franklin Warner Lee sdll was vatheldconducted by the masons and elks SecretaryLonglau wenchingsargo at Newport News Thursday The officials at Washington have been Informed that the same duties ima rhrgcdndike as to any point in Canada number of negroes living along the river bottoms in Arkansas hay 0 Amtimebar hmoodBaS from time Cork Brandon d South Const ng byanmotheInformation has been received at Se jaj Amlaaccrlng department of time Missouri i Kansas tt Texas railway at tho City of T lugheKKV WKST Flu March J2Tho ited Status naval court of inquiry ointed to investigate tho loss of tho n ColboardThomas Out Now Urand Opera Hoaii Ilurned A BUFFALO N Y March 22Tue now nd opera house at St Thomas Ont s burned Sunday night It Wined ma by Rothwell of Detroit THE MARKETS Nsw YORK March 23 HOT io1 juioNttiddlingoUhtWinterVhcat 4 to in 5 V timRNNo231KlOIUeNotf a ST LOUIS ITOMiddiiug6tth Ii Steers J23 O B8i Cows and halters ZM o 4 3 CALVESper 1W 4W 700 of I17KlIlELOUltlatentsj 470 4 85 as Clear and Straight 4 OIl 5 4 4iwEATNo Z Hed Winter U 1 ItMNo2Mized O M TSNO2ItVOBACCOLues tOO nt 8W Leaf hiumley 4 M O U 00 OJfH4IOHKStandardno timflUIImeSleamCHICAGO CATTLENatlvo Steers 875 O II 4- 01l00Slalr to Choice 860 u 405 tiEPluir to Choice 323 a 4 n OUitVinter IatenLs 4 DJ a II 00 Patents 470 0 II i HEATNo 2 Spring III I D u goRNNaISNo 2- ltiCMess I14 ot1CANSASCATTtiE Native Steers 3 75 O ft 00 00I5Km so i fLOUIl UlsUUriulo 4 M O 6 00 I COUNNo2 t Jtt trYChoiceIOKK Standard Mess fi 10 25 I are IIIOl1OIMIl1l1nl WXIeIXNn Mixed W U 2I LIICNow Messi 1024 O 10 75 IIACONClour lllb BXtt 0- oXY1tONMhlo1l1nll act A fcA CY If your are not fsubscriber to THE BEE you should boo t i 4f l1j n U a I F tfrj +roatc tFORa D Sisk Jewder ZlTabi9onvilIe 4 yearsiSo 2mn YEAR 1898M DELAY government impassable railroading caTHEFormal Transfer of the Vessel From the Brazilian Flag to That of the United States CEREMONY UNIQUE IN NAVAL HISTORY Thc ThiareIreColWollGlory was Run Up GIIAVKSEND England March 18 theArmstrongsby tho United States was formally toIanddIgnifiedIt patheticLieutenantCommander Colwcll Unit aecotnpnnledbyMorris and ConsulGeneral Osborno arr m aThenil gu officersinLieutenantCommander Colwcll and lilt pa Lic byutcaptains cabin where they were re Cei ulysai Adthe vessel forthwith and Messrs Coli well Uobcrts and McMorrls donned maimsllyIngThen LieutenantCommander Col we KCaptainsale to which you wore a witness und whereby this vessel is to bo transferred to me In behalf of the United States Commander Cornea replied through on interpreter saying In handIng say that it is ndship of BrazilPtng replied In behalf of the United States I thank you for tho sentiment downtcarryingitlnimistcetlthe of both nations LieutenantCorn theBrazilian f stern and as tho officers bared their hauleddownuncoveredndGa11Jtthe Brazilian officers then shook hands partyIntoBrazilian captain showed the pant Iandover time vessel and furnished them im inventories of the supplies clangEnsignnee r McMorrla until tho United States iser San Francisco arrives here reat interest was taken in the cere muo iarhistoryrcd a warship to another in tho har her aofSeveral American flags were hoisted at Gravesend after tlio Stars and Stripes re unfurled over the Amazonas A I THE STAR SPANGLED BANNER osan Franclico Saluted Her New Slater at Gravesond- GKAVESEND England March 18 1hc United States cruiser San Fran thqAml1zonas 1 SpangledDannerten tionlJwas byLIcutenantCommander Colwcll the ment time San Francisco reached her moorings ordered 000 tons of coal fctarthe San Francisco and 800 tons for Ui3vazonas which is and Is ox sivpctedday when sho will go to Holhavcn to MJingiloro ICocrnltn for the New Artillery Kegl meatlioCOIUMDUS 0 roo cruits have been forwarded from tho umbus post up to date for time nor815iv illery regiments and as many momFarc now at tho post under instructions high standard for enlistment Is fixed and fully fourflfths of those applying are Illli 115toWASIIINQTON March lBTho largest measure of preparation yet made by the war department to meet tho con tin gencies of the future probably has st been completed It lathe prepara n of a bill providing among other ings for the placing of tho army on war footing for the full strength ol 104000 leTorEnothe Treasury Foster gave n newspa per Interview on tho Cuban situathorfollows The decision tharrcallylleswittmaccept our Intervention in Cuba or she must declare warplDefaulting Indiana Trustee Guilty ENGLISH Ind March 20 W I Spencer the defaulting township trustee who claimed to havo been robbed on e highway August 1895 was found of embezzlement and given five years in the penitentiary Commander Droirnion Movement LONDON March 20 Commandas Willard II Brownson U ne to visit the Elswlelc works Com knder Brownson Hiram Maxim and hers had a long donferenco at the 1Ahas been organized in Henderson with L A Washington divison superintendent of the Illinois Cen al Railroad as president They said to own a tract of land containing 5000 acres Providence and Sebree have both become fifth class cities by of Legislature The L N Railroad company paid over 100000 into the State treasury in one check for taxes lu tit14h ft 1 a 10 ConstipationIt retains the digested food toe long la the bowels and produces biliousness torpid lIver InUJ Hoodslllslomnltldnlggl3t1repareds emily PIUs to take with Hoods SarsapariUa DR MENDENHALLS 1IMPROVED GILL AND FEYEB ChilL i GUARANTEED TO COBE CHILLS AND FEVERI Nor4genuinesignature of J 0 Mendenhall Price 50 cents at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY BY J C SIENDEIVKCAJL EVANSVILLE IND KyCrablreontucky Illinois Central R R TO ALIFORNIAVIA NEW ORLEANS In connection wilb the Southern Paclfitf r Through Weekly TOURIST SLEEPING CAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C R R fast New Orleans limited1 train EVERY THURSDAY 4out change Tbe Limited alSo connects at New Orleans daily with Express Train for the Pacific Coast and on Tuesdays Saturdays after January 4 1898 with the Sunset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving specia through service to San Francisco Partic s of Agents of the I C R R and necting lines Hitch Diy Pass Apinl Cincinnati John A Scot v Pass Agent Mimphli H Hasten 0 P A W A Kellond A 0 P A Chicago Liulitllle THE GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGE Should be In Every Home and Library TIlo Vo1s fli1e HistOID x flhsdtonajmIrKns1 RcA U Sayce Queen College Oxford Eng Tb80IOcaflemloarl nlrllleElmLVanIt Frank jananlua Armour hitltuto- sgacta lit ifv Qeom tliIi DO Msritn IIlacArtaary N YE use Martin rmmrbell Slain lipttt Cburcb ikmstol 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production and profit Extremely interesting and instructive ONLY 15 CENTS A COPY by moll bend your order to THE BEE EARUNCTON Ky O Compound prescriptions f iJ properly it takes time It requires texperience and a complete knowledge fof drugs It requires time druggist to have a large amount of drugs 1fresh drugs Ha must give tho best possible work and for compensation ba must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM BER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUfl STORE I rri Gt1e t 3ee PAUL M MOORe Editor and Manager BEE PUBL1SHINB COMPANY Incorporated Mntered tbe Pctaffica at Karliuftion ai Second cII matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES r UioYear tdcilylnadvance Ii DO 50 TneeMoDtblr 25- SI nele Cople 5 copies mailed free on rpllcallonb Crrespondenhs wanted In all e County Addren us for particulars THURSDAY MARCH 24 1898 NOTWITHSTANDING the rumors of war the Treasury gold reserve has steadily advanced until it now ex cceds 171000000 Till funeral of Blanco K Bruce exslave exSenator and twice Register of the Treasury was held Monday in the Metropolitan A M E Church Washington TilE Mountain Voice published- at Beattyville Ky is one of the bright local papers that comes to our desk The local writer on the Voice knows how to push a pencil MATTERS between the United States and Spain seem to be near ing a crisis and a definite policy will doubtless be announced by the Government within the next ten days TilE receipts of the trcasur y department continue to be more than the milljon dollars a day required to meet Government expenses The Dingley law is doing well the work for which it was made Tile Naval appropriation bill as reported to the House carries an appropriation of 35683058 It authorizes the building of three firstclass battleships and will give us a firstclass navy if adopted SPAIN and the United States met in a skirmish in which shots were exchanged at London Ky Mon day Two Spaniards with a per forming bear boasted too much of Spains prowess and were run out of the community by young Americans THE Southern Pacific Company has paid into the State Treasury 22000 charter tax from 1894 to 1898 The Louisville and Nashville has just paid on this years tax assessment over 103000 the Sta1it YAMtJ ttlB Gov BRADLEY vetoed the Goebel Fellowservarits Bill be fore he went to aid in the ceremo nies of launching the Kentucky Lieut Gov Worthington is in the place where vigorous vetoes grow and has before him the Pure Food Bill the Cigarette Bill and a num ber of minor bills It is thought that most of the remaining measures may become laws TilE Cuban Relief Committee of Kentucky are disappointed at the lack of response to their call for aid from the people of the State Chairman W G Coldeway of Louisville has published a second statement and call in the effort to secure more liberal response Contributions of eIther money or supplies to this committee will reach the suffering Cubans with out loss of time SOME recent bulletins issued by the Kentucky Agricultural Expe ri ment Station Lexington are particularly interesting and in structive One is on Strawberries 6ne on Potatoes and the third is devoted to the Woolly Mullein and The Gape Disease of Poultry These bulletins may be had free by any citizen of Kentucky who sends his name and address for that purpose HON FREDERICK B GORDON of Columbus Ga in a recent communication to the Manufac turers Record gives the mossbacks of that section a hard shot saying For real industrial advancement Georgia must dream no longer along the line of dead issues and must drop from political prefer ment the many demagogues who fatten upon the prejudices of the people Let Southern speakers deal less in traditional oratory and and teach the people the sound economic principles that must pre vail ere the South can reach the position in the industrial world which she claims This is one of the many evidences of a change of sentiment in the New South TilE statistician of thu Depart ment of Agriculture has just issued some figures which are of much interest to farmers because they show the great improvement during the past year in farm products and farm stock The farmers of the United States he is quoted as saying have received some thing like 130000000 more for their cereal crops than they did in 1896 and j58ooobooo more t han for those of any preceding tear since 1892 The hay crop lotwithstanding it was the largest vith one exception ever raised ommanded an increased price per ton wool is higher than at any time since 1893 and all other pro ducts with the exception of cotton show a corresponding im provement over the conditions of a year ago The statistics relating to farm animals arc still more sig nificant During 1897 the farm horses increased in value over I 25000000 the mules over 6000000 the milch cows 65 000000 other cattle over 104 000000 sheep 25000000 hogs over 8000000 etc making a total increase of farm stock of something like 240000000 The statistics show that this rc markable increase in values is weUI distributed over the whole country there being not a single State or Territory which does not report marked improvement in live stock as well asfarm products In the so called mortgaged plastered States of Kansas and Nebraska the value of farm animals increased during the year 200000000 in the form er and over 22000000 in the latter the increase being 24 and 41 per cent respectively Our Flag Most people think they know what the American Flag is and surely if they should meet it in the road or see it floating from a school house they would know what it was But THE BEE has in its possession a picture of a flag drawn by a young American citizen that emphasises the ne cessity of such a knowledge of the make up of our flag as would pre vent any raw recruit from straying into the wrong camp if he should go to war- WIthin the body of this notice we reproduce without colors a picture of the American Flag which any one who is in doubt should cut out and paste in his hatThe only thing that may be wrong with it is in the number of the stars There should now be will have no troUDlrirfirfltirymg his camp and himself if he not for get to remember that the field of the flag is blue with white stars thereon and properly occupies the upper left hand corner If the field should at any time be found occupying a reverse position on any well regulated flag staff it may be taken as a sign of distress There arc 13 stripes 7 red and 6 whiteDo not destroy this copy keep for future reference Sheriff Martins Acquittal From Harpers Weekly Sheriff Martin and his deputies have been acquitted of charges of manslaughter on which they have been on trial for some time We believe on the evidence that has been presented to the jury and that is known to the public that the verdict of not guilty was just and that Sheriff Martin and his deputies are to be honored for resorting to extreme measures in upholding the law Such extreme measures ought to be resorted to very much oftener than they arc in this country The sovereigmty of the law is all the sovereignty that we have and suc cessful assaults upon it make for anarchy Notwithstanding this the conduct of some of the daily newspapers in treating of this sub ject has been shameful It has been assumed that the officers of the law were guilty of murder the case has been tried outside of the courtroom the accused were convicted without a patticle of evidence and now that the trial has ended in acquittal the judge the jury and the counsel for the defense are exposed to viru lent abuse including indecent caricature The extreme limit of criminal defiance of the law and of murderous intent was reached byone newspaper which cunningly suggested to the miners that they throw a dynamite bomb among the deputies as they sat in the courtroom This one bit of defiance colors the whole attitude of that part of the daily press which made its business to try and condemn lIt accused outside of the court and without regard to what was going on inside andI this state of things will con privileges i the courts determine to do their j duty and to punish for contempt every editor who is guilty of in fringing upon the province and jurisdiction of judges and juries Special Reduced Rates Over L i N to Nashville The L N Railroad willsell round trip tickets to Nashville atone and onethird fares March 31st to April 3d inclusive limited i SpringRunningroundtrip tickets at one fare i March 31St to April 1st limited to prilsd account Opening Day AgentVk I P 7 THE KENTUCKY deception of Visiting Kentuck- Ians at the Launching lORE THAN 1000 KENfUCKIANS TIIEK lov Bradley and Staff Presl dent McKinley Expected Fort Monroe Va March 22 Livery arrangcmcit has been com letcd for the launching of the lattleships Kentucky and Kear arge This morning Col Harry kVcissingcr and Andrew Cowan iftcr consultation with the officials arranged for the reception of the visiting Kentuckians They will be warmly welcomed when the 1 O pulls in Especial arrangements have been made for the reception and entertainment of Miss Christine Bradley and ladies of her court President McKinley and his cabinet arc expected to come down to the launching The battleship Texas the Massachusetts and the cruisers Minneapolis and Columbia arc now here The hotels are crowded and many people are coming in on every train to witness the twin launch ingThe Kentucky is a magnificent looking craft and will be an honor to the great State whose name she bears Special Train Carries a Large Crowd to the Sea Coast Frankfort March 22GOV Bradley his uniformed staff and the State officials who had not gone ahead and many prominent citizens awaited here their private cars that were attached to the first section of the special Chesapeake Ohio train that left Louisville at 2 oclock this afternoon for the battleship launching at Newport News They with others taken on at Lexington completed the nearly 1000 Kentuckians who make up the mammoth double excursion party Both sections of the train left here at 4 oclock with banners flying bands playing and cheering from both the passengers and the many spectators at the station The banquet reception etc will begin as soon as the Kentuckians reach Old Point Comfort tomorrow afternoon The speech of the event so far as the Kentucky contingents are concerned will be the Governors response to the toast Kentucky at the banquet following the launching and chris tening Thursday morning THE TWO VAGRANTS SOLD Bidding Was Not Very Spirited and Both Prisoners Brought Less Than Five Dollars Glasgow Ky March 21Jim Wade a negro about twentyfive years old and Rube Howard ah g olllwere arrested several weeks ago for vagrancy and held to an swer in the City Court before the March grand jury of the Circuit Court Both pleaded guilty to the indictments returned against them and were given the extreme penalty under the vagrant act by the juries that tried them sepa rately They were duly adver tised and were sold today by the Sheriff in conformity with the judgment of the Circuit Court Howard was sold first and was bought by W T Adams a farmer for 225 Vade brought 250 and was bid in by Y F Schwartz of Louisville and proprietor of the Star Palace of this placeThe purchasers took immediate possession of their property and carried the negroes away laughing Fought to Death Harlan Ky March 22Snelli- ng Howard and Noah Taylor were killed during a shooting scrape in this county Sunday morning Howard was shot through the neck and just below the ear He died almost instantly He was a famous character in the mountains having been a comrade of Wills Howard Taylor was shot several times in the breast and lived a few minutes It is said the men met and quarreled then began shootin at each other There were others engaged in it it is said but not positively known today who they were Both sides have many friends and it is said an old feud may be started again by the trage dies HANSON Some of the Goods Stolen from T L Ashby Recovered at Princeton Rev D S Campbell has returned from uttawa where he went to conduct the tuneral of Mrs Russell wife of Rev L M Russell of that place Miss OHIe Dranson daughter of W W Branson of the Howell country died last thetamilyT be remains were Interred at Providence emetery Sunday afternoon We extend cur sympathy to the bereaved family and friends haslustawayIromyears Dob is well and doing well and hisruturelellKentuckyE L Parrish has just returned from Princeton Ky where be went to look tfter some goods found there which cor stolenrromIace a few weeks since The goods proved to beAsbbys but only a few things mere recovered The goods were found by thebievesank Some suspicious characters answer ng the description of some parties seen ere a few days beforo the robbery were ceo In Princeton about two weeksago or few days after Mr was obbed I Subscribe for TIlE BEE J d r Wonderful Cure Spinal Disease tho Result of a Fall Abscesses Formed Kentucky Clergyman Reports What Hoods Sarsaparilla Did Tho character of tho people who testify to tho merits of Hoods Sarsapa rlllll Is worthy of consideration Read what a Kentucky clergyman says II When our little girl was 3 years old Bho fell from a loft and strained hersplno Since then sho has been subject to spinal disease and lost tho uso of her limbs Sho was very dellcato and did not have much appetite and abscesses formed on the loft aide of her splno which discharged continually and sho vas obliged to lie on her right eldo alMho time Via procured a bottlo ot Hoods SaraparUla began taking It Tho first was to Blvo her an and enable her to steen Sho continued taking It and now aho Is B healthy child with the exception or her deformity REV D Chaplin Kentucky Remember SarsaparillaIs noOu S PillS curonausealndJftton biliousness Price 280 HOPKINSVILLE Colored Q A R Post Ready Hopkinsville Ky March 21At a meeting of the W J Simmons Post col ored G A R In this city a resolution was adopted pledging tho post to a man to fight Spain in tho event 0 war They an nounce that they wilt be at a mo ments notice if called into service by the President Hopkinsville Ky March 21Judge Thomas P Cook this morning appointed exJudge TI Morrow master commis sioner for Christian county to take the place of W T Fowler Republican who was appointed two years ago by Judge James Oreathltt Damages Against Dr fllller Hopkinsville Ky March 21Tho damage suit brought by F C Arvin for merly an attendant at the asylum against Dr F A Miller of Owensboro late firsl assistant physician at the asylum at this place was decided this afternoon The jury gave the plaintiff a judgement for 500 The song books which will be used at the big Moody meeting at Union Taber nacle this city in April have arrived and all preparations are being made Rev Moody will arrive the night of April 4th and the first service will bo held the following morning The largest mortgage ever recorded In Christian county is that from the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company to the Washington Trust Company of New York for 1000000 which has been entered for record at County Clerk Prowses officeBell this county is now connected by telephone with Clarksville having been put on tbe Cumberland lines A young woman who gave her name as Dena McCrao was found asleep on a pile of hay in a barn by Zeke King a farmer of the Antioch neighborhood Saturday morning She said she had been living near Clarksville but would give no clear account of herself and was taken before County Judge Cansler who consulted Judge Cook with the result that she was sent to the poorhouse pending an inves tigation of her case Judge Thomas J Morrow has been ap pointed Master Commissioner of Chris han County vice W T Fowler resigned Tbe following Hopkinsvilie people are at Newport News to witness the christening rozifeKitchenTbos H Barker L H McKee and son W H Cummings Wm B Badger died at 830 oclock Friday morning It bad been hoped after the ball was extracted from his body that be would recover but complications arose and the end came Interment look place at Hopewell Cemetery Saturday af ternoon following brief services at the home of Mr T J Wall by Revs H D Smith and C H Nash Fruit Hill Items As it has been some time since Fruit Hill has been represented by a letter in the columns of your paper I will send you a few items Tbo school at this place which is being taught by Prof Manier is quite a succes Mr John Wilson our newly elected Constable is very busy riding now Mr Will Rodgers and Miss Betlie Wood a very popular young couple of this HoplcinsyilleWednesday Miss Lillie Spurlin will begin a school at Feares School House the first Monday in April and we think she will leacb a good schoolMrs Amandie Wilson is visiting rela lives in Earlinglon now iMrClark was the pleasant guest of Miss Ollie Davis Sunday evening JohnWilsonMay Flowers Sunday Mr Pink Wright spent Tuesday evening with Miss Drewsettie Wilson Hopkinsvillolast The party given by Mr Robert Over ton Tuesday night was quite a success Rev M L Pope will fill his regular ap pointment at this placo Sunday March 27 and will preach for us tbe remaining year Hopkrnsvillelast Mr George Tucker is the happy father of twin boys Mr David Smith attended tobacco sales in Hopkinsville Wednesday Messrs John Wilson and Eddie Powers were in Hopkinsville last week on business Crofton News lIopklnsvilleMiss Fannie McCulley of Earlington is visiting her brother here this week Miss Annie Johnson has just returned to- ber home at Fairview alter a pleasant visit at this place Mr Reuben Trotter Is in Cincinnati this week buying spring goods The infant of Mr J M Bonrland Is very sick Mr Iron West of the country died last Friday of consumption Mr Cbas Armstrong of the country is very low this week Monday evening when the first section of singletrackjumped off Messrs Bob Brewer of this place and Chas Craig of Kelleys were seriously hurt JohnMyersposing it to be tbe work of a burglararmed themselves with rocks and ticks and ventured in to capture him but foundout later that Mr Myers bad forgotten to close that door when locking up St Charles Inklings Miss Mattie Todd visited friends at ladisonville Thursday Mr Riley Rainer was In Madison lla Saturday Miss Joenelle Galloway and mother spent t Friday with relatives and friends In Mad sonville Mrs Charles Jenkins Is visiting relatives in Madisonville this week Rev Wright filled his regular appointment at the Christian church Sunday Mr Taylor Cranor of the country was In town Monday Mrs Jane Cribble Is quite ill this week Mr Thomas Denton of Howell was In town Saturday Mr Al Brown was in Madisonville last ThursdayMiss Murphy has returned from a trip to Louisville Success to TUB DEE Poole Items The rain rained out the meeting Sunday There is to be another store house built in tho future the upper story of which will be aMasonic hall Several of our good people planted po tatoes and other hardy garden plants dur- Ing the late fine weather but now they wish they hadnt been so early The infant of Mr and Mrs S W Seller died on Thursday night alter an illness of three weeks Armstead Williams of Providence was in our town Tuesday night on his way to Henderson county on business Guthrie Allen is quite ill with pneu monia Miss Clara Shelton of the Mt Lebanon country while visiting her aunt Mrs Brooks near here was stricken with cer ebro spinal meningitis about two weeks ago but is now thought to be out of dan gerDr Bethel of Henderson was out last week to see tho little son of Mr J T Lamb who has a bad case of asthma Mr Elijah Melton is Improving K D Cates new store house is nearing completion LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Supervisor Sullivan and men are out on a work train this week doing work along the line north of Hopkinsville It is reported that Harry Ogden will again take charge of the agency at Slaugh tersville on the first of April Operator Frank Coffey attended court at Hopkinsvllle last week lIe was a wit ness in an important case Operator Cravens is working a few nights at Henderson this week while Will Mann attends court at Hopkinsviile Word received from Mr Walker now agent at Clarksville Tenn indicates he is getting along nicely and is well pleased with the move Several railroads have already been hauling soldiers and munitions of war for the Government who are taking every precaution in tho event of war being declared Some Southern railroads are now handling large shipments of coal to bo distrib uted at coaling stations along the coast for use on war and other vessels So far we have failed to hear that the Evansville dispatchers have offered their services to the government in the event of war with Spain Prof Pfatenhauer who uow paints cars at Howell has been called upon by Master Machinist Walsh to go to some southern point in Alabama to take charge as foreman of a job of painting there Many favorable comments have been beard on the nice write up by conductor Waltz on the life and death of his former associate the late conductor Mike Ryan which appeared in tho DIE last week ii ia Ilic upiinuu ui auiu w j ness in this country except that of furnish ing ammunition will suffer if war should ensue between Spain and United States railroads sharing their per cent of the loss The Wabash officials have made the dis biglocomotivescompany are too large to be taken into any of the companys roundhouses earningsforto 421905 an Increase of for two weeks of March 842910 an increase of 68135 from July i to March 14 15 455672 an increase of 917641 The Missouri Pacific passenger depart ment has issued a very bandsnmo map about 3 feet square showing the Missouri tbelrImap up and is a very substantial affair For the second week of March the Fi nancial Chronicle gives tbe gross earnings of thirtythree American railroads as 3 928516 an Increase as compared with the corresponding period of last year of 723 226 or 2258 per cent For the first week of March eighty roads report 7763961 an increase of 1159718 or 1756 percent Chicagolinesing that the straits are free from ice and openThethe year is extremely unusual Unless they are closed again it is expected that the grain fleet will leave Chicago this week or early next week Renewed activity in railroad building is reported especially in the South where it estimated that 3000 miles of DeV rail yearMoreare said to have been floated in Europe for this purpose and this amount coupled with the large sums being constantly invested and paid out in that section In tbo new manufacturing enterprises established and put into operation will add greatly to its- prosperity following the enactment of Re publican tariff legislation Great Britain is desirous of es tablishing a parcel post between that country and the United States General Debility- and Loss of Flesh Scotts Emulsion has bun the standard remedy for nearly a quarter of a century Physicians readily admit obtain re getfrompreparationsto do what SCOTTS EMULSION does but they fail to perform itThe pure Norwegian Codliver Oil made into a delightful cream skillfully blended with the Hypophos- phites of Lime and are such valuable tonics makes this preparation an idealone and checks the wasting tendency and the patient almost immediate commences to put on fleshand gain a strength which surprises n sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion See dut the man and foil we on the wrapper Soc ind 300 nil Jrugglsti SCOTT 4 DOWJM2 ChfmUu Nw York i j DOWN IN TilE MINES Foreman Toombs and crew will soon commence the erection of a new tip at No 1 mineA man who works at the coke ovens lost one of his fingers one d y last week while attempting to couple cars The Empire Coal Company could not see their way clear to insure Mr Ross Baugh steady work as blacksmith and II Nashville man has been engaged to fill the position The Sebree Coat Company is now preparing the specification for an air shaft which thoy will have dug this spring It will be 7x11 feet and is about 180 feet deep Sebreo Herald Dan M Evans cashier of the St Ben nard Coal Co was called to St Louis last week on business and while there be saw Mr John Gray formerly wcighman at No 9 mines There is little doubt that in the event of a war with Spain the Southwestern miner and operator would reap a harvest for a season as the Government demand for coal would be great The rumor has been circulated but not generally believed that an Illinois company in the southern part of the State has already received a large order from the United States for coal Supt Salmon of the Crabtree mines with his family visited relatives here Sun day He says he has not yet organized a company for the Cuban war if there shout be one but is a strong believer in the In the independence of Cuba State Mine Inspector Stones annual reo port which has been already anticipated CourierJournal was delivered to the Governor today and will bo printed at once It shows even a greater gain In the output for 1897 than was at first thought this gain amounting In round numbers to 125000 tons Rumor states that some trouble ensued at the Central City mines last week be tween operator and miner which caused a strike This if true speaks badly for organizer Smith whoso home is there and whose aim should be to keep the miner always at work at good prices instead of causing them to quit work for some trivial affairSecretary Bailey of tie Reinecke Coat Company says that all that stands between him and the representative of the United Mine Worker is the failure thus far of said representative to show him that said organization would be of equal benefit to the operator and miner and that is where the hitch has been and will continue to be Washington March 19An important contract was let by the Bureau of Yards and Docks of the Navy Department today It was for dredging about 300000 feet of the harbor about Ft Jeflcrson on Dry Tor tugas Island which will large naval and merchant vessels to anchor very near the shore to take on coal This is the first step taken by the Navy Department toward making a naval supply coaling station III the Tortugas which will now be pushed as rapidly as possible Mercer Pa March xSrwentysix delegates representing nearly 5000 coal miners in Mercer Butler and Lawrence Counties met here today to confer with the operators for the purpose of harmon izing the new conditions called for by the Chicago agreement Tbe operators failed to appear and the meeting which was presided over by President Dolan passed a resolution that alt miners in the threo counties should quit work on April i and refuse to return until all tbe operators comply with the requirements of the Chi cago agreement Pittsburgh Pa March i8The Pitts burgh coal operators held a stormy meeting today and as a result the Chicago agree mcnt may bo repudiated The meeting today was attended by all of the big operators and was for tbe purpose of ratifying the action of a committee sent to Columbus last week to arrange the day and deed work scales under the Chicago Whenno committees report was reid It became apparent that an additional 3C a Ion for machine mines would operatorsThisthose present and all declared that the Chicago agreement does not require such a payment One operator said this add lion would give Ohio operators an advantage over Pittsburgh of I ic Instead of 9C under the old differential A new confer ence between Ohio and Pittsburgh operators will bo necessary and should it not likelybeNoTolIao for Fifty Cent Guaranteed tobacco habit euro mAkes peak men strong blood pure We II All druccls Two Ways of Going to War When fust the papers come to hand A sayin1 there might we war Youd orler see us fellers stand A iigbtln battles at the bar There want a Bitter River chap From Col Tom to Kid McLean That wasnt achln for a scrap SpainWedAtween our frequent sniitso booze 01 Col Tom he said that be slxlyoneAnA pumpin bullets through a gun Fur bravery in facin death His name was on the honor roll An then hed teinforce his breath By bistinrin another bowl An wo just cheered till we was hoarse Him scum up the drinks of course An OneEyed Riley he chipped in By sayin he bad marched and fit All over sacred old Virgin An used to make tbe rebels nit He reckoned he was just as brave As any man that follered Grant An many a rebel soger grave Hed furnished with an occupant An now if war should come you bet Wed see he was a fighter yet Then Shorty Norton said that when You talked of despret figntin ho Vas one of them same rebel men That tuk his dose along with Lee It used to be his one delight As Lee an all his comrades knew To hunt the thickest o the fight An plug them sassy boys in blue An If a call for sogers come Wed see him steppin to the drum An Dick tbe Lam an Faro Dowd An Windy Jim an Scrapper White In short the hull derned River crowd Was all a itchin fur a fight An when ol Col Tom once more Set up tbe devil ligblnin and Got off a speech bout spillin gore We lected him to take command An swore that in the bloody fray Wed foller him through Helena Next day we found a written call Stuck up in front of Jacksons store lu scholar languidge askln all To give their sarvico to the war It drawd a uile excited crowd An twasn t very bard to see That talkin wasnt near so loud Nor bloody as it used to be Tone of us hadnt much to say- An said it In a quiet way 01 Col Tom ho run the bluff That he was old an full o pin Art there was youngish men enough To knock the sluffln out o Spain An OneEyed Riley said at ho Had dono enough for Uncle Sam An Norton him that fit with Lee An Windy Jim an Dick the Lamb An all the rest could plainly show Jes why they hadnt art to go- Thai night twas hinted round that Duck Thats lendin bar for Whiskey Brown Whose place wo paternize had stuck That notice up to call us down slahlThatWoacqulesced in his invite tqnartiThenCut loose a scrappin Spain agm RqBINSONF r p i ii CLOTHINGiryT L OUR SPRING CLOTHING IS IN I HAVE YOU SEEN IT II 1 tr1 Some times in our hurry we fear we do not Ulk cPoiiRli about our Clothlno Now let Uft say nitit herr theros no part of our entiro stock we arc pruIIlir of No department that is more complete Wo Imy our Clothing from all parts of the country sr me from the South some from the West and some from the East and putting the whole together enables us to show as handsome and complete line Clothing as d It Iliyou want to see Our 20 percent discount sia wu II Uh 11 January and February put us In good shape for cur New Clean Spring Stock and we want you to come III and see what we have what we can do for you before you buy our New Spring Suit wont you Come in thats all we ask of you when once in our Pretty Patterns and Correct Prices will do the rest Hi eVo begin Mens Suits this Spring at 2jo and run up to 1500 Of course the 2 50 suit Is not very much but you cant staud the pressure If you will only allow us to show you our 500 JGoo 700 and 1000 suits While If you want an Elegant Wedding Suit or if you have been in the habit of having your suit mado and paying front 2000 to 3000 for It let us show you our Matchless 1500 Suits a J BISHOP CO MADISONVILLE KY a YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT as t I I Build a Home 2= = u utJo1i J tJo Repair a House igcj o 4 Now is the time for this kind of work 4 PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER4t f1 k 41 For Spring and Summer i 4 Make your nest comfortable j I WE HAVE THE STUFF t dlI fi All sorts of Building Material 4 Lumber Doors and Sash Ycl t fi low Pine Stuff Lime Cement I 41 Builders Hardware etc etc J- OURfil PLANING Mill RUNS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR J 4 1 And we can furnish All Orders 41onShort NoticeI41 41 You know the Firm We will treat you right I t tJo 41RUBY CO it tMADIONVILLE KY ItTheTHE GREAT NEWSPAPER I FARMERS VILLAGERS and laierlti Hems BEEKY BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 SEND ALL ORDERS TO tiTHE BEE EARLINQTON KY informationT ndneArmysadubleInformllonwith Whittakers Almanac In Europe PRIOE 28 CENTS POSTAGE PAID Send all orders to THE BEE Earlington Ky I rST 44I111 rn o Em 1II of PAPER you m would once say that you ffi iJI would like them stuck upon U your rooms It is a pleasure to J tausto show them 1u- si rn CQ COME IN AND ASK C H TO SEE THE- MBRNARfl ffl ISTI 444 GENERAL WILLARDHOTELW MANAGER BEST 2 and 250 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE cc CC = t NATIONAL FAMILY f your Ptptr EARLINGTON HANGINGS at STORE Subscribe for Th 8BLit rJ1iJJ1 J i Jf j I c II Ite 34 J3y Snbuslrjj toe Q ftL- cLOCALNEVS IMiss Dona Wood was in Madi sonville Saturday shopping Mr John Hendricks of Texas visited relatives in this city last week Mr Will Bramham and wife of Hopkinsvillc spent Sunday here with relatives Mrs W P Ross and son of p Madisonville spent Tuesday with ends in Earlington I s comes to TUE BEE from iI1 dlphia that Mr BN Farren Twife and infant daughter sail this wLckfor a couple of months travel i aljroadt Barnett Arnolds handsome new livery stable is nearing com pletion It is a big ironclad build galvanizediron hopestostable by Sunday byGeoissue George writes that if we I I could youknow only get one good broadside to learn to whisper Spanish If he conversed with the majority of his 10 fellow sufferers during the next century or words to that effect f4f UtC T U f fwill meet with Mrs 0 P Webb rit ifir Saturday afternoon at 230 oclock fortnightlySto be present l t Stockholders Meeting The annual meeting of the stock holders of the St Bernard Coal Company will be held in the gen eral offices of the company at Earl A jugton Ky Wednesday April d 20th 1898 GEO C ATKINSON Secretary A Pig Story Mr Willis N Rudd of the Han son country called the other day anti while here told us of prosperity on his farm which is hard to beat Six of his sows recently gavel birth to a total of fortyseven pigs all on the same day Mr Rudd I thinks this an exceptional record and we believe him HockersmithBeaslcy Rev S H Lovelace was called Iyesterday afternoon to make a V journey four miles southeast of- Madisonvilled to officiate at the marriage of Mr Will Mocker smith of Madisonville and MissI Beaslcy at the home of the brides parents Mr Mockcrsmith is son I of Capt L D Ilockcrsmith of I Madisonvillc Miss Beaslcy is the daughter oi a prosperous farmer of the county fir John W Crawford I Mr John W Crawford one oft Madisonvilles old and respected I citizens died at his home in that place last Thursday after an illness p of some duration that had brought him for weeks almost face to face with death Mr Craw eEqrd was a carpenter and contractor whose good work stands in evi dence in many places in his home town and elsewhere The writer from childhood has known the man and like many others has been glad to call him friend Mrs Crawford and four children S survive The latter are Mrs W Iahall and Mrs Earnest Rash of rMadisonvihle and Mr Wm A Crawford and Mrs J O Daves of Dccitur Ala til The funeral services were held at the Baptist church Madison yule Friday afternoon and the interment followed at Odd Fellows s Cemetery J B Foley The factorys agent for the F A Ames iS Cos Pleasure Vehicles made at Owonsboro Ky A car of 30 jobs will be in soon and will be sold at factory prices Every vehicle guaranteed for one year Look out for the Browney made in a fine grade leather top body only 17 inches wheels C 3438 high tread a little beauty in every way For the next 20 days we will give you a great reduction in tho price of every job in the house Our harness is the best I grade at the lowest price Come f and see us J B FOLEV 132 Main St Opposite Hotel Lucile Gathering of Teachers IAtHanson there are a number of young teachers in PrineMcCulleys trainin classes Tuition and board most reasonable In the college t to be established there next fall 4 tuition will be free Only n lim fitednumber can be enrolled the j first year Register early E McCuiLKY A M- Hanson Ky PROHIBITION RALLY Special Exerclsesa tladlsonvllle Saturday We are in receipt of a list of speaking appointments in Hopkins county of Col T B Demaree chairman of the Prohibition State Committee which came too late for publication in our last issue The hour set for speaking is 730 p m in each instance This eve ning Col Demaree will speak at Nebo Friday at Hanson and Sat urday at Madisonvillc Arrangements have been made for an all day rally at Madisonville SaturdayThe as announced is as follows Morning byRev1030 RcJj of the Ministry to Prohib ev L F Story 1051 venty mii3iTites discus sion xzoThe cost of the liquor traffic Robert HI- UloooDinner Evening xr3oVornans work for Prohibition Miss H E Brooks 200My Country and my Duty T B Dcmarec Chairman of the Prohibition State Committee 230What can I do for Prohi bition W M Likins Secretary of the State Prohibition Committee The remainder of the afternoon will be taken up in miscellaneous speeches and a complete organiz tion of the county STATE OP OHIO CITY OF TOLEDO lLUCAS COUNTY r ss Frank J Cheney makes oath that he is the senior partner of Frank J Cheney Co doing business in Ihi City of Toledo County and State aforesaid and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use of HALLS CATARRH Cuss FRANK J CIIBNEY Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence this Cth day of December iSSG I A W GltACN i SEALNotary Public r Halls Catarrh Cure js taken internally and acts directly on the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Send for circu lars and testimonials free FRANK J CHENEY Co Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 Halls Family Pills are tho best Steer Humors Judge Cowell suggested that our fourfooted visitor ol last week had heard of the Mexican Bull Fight poster which TilE BEK has in its archives and came in to see how it was done across the Rio Grande Another gentleman thought it was a free silver steer anti indeed it turned out to have been raised by Walter Davis of the Gap who didnt make a safe campaign land ing last year and that he came in to avenge some utterance of TUB BEE against his favorite creed It may be But the editor was out and we have no devil Taurus had too much respect for TilE BEES angels who set the type and were at thcfront when the engagement beganonly when it beganto make a raid on the foreman and the shop in their presence The laughing rippling cheer ing convulsing yell that went up when the Lull sauntered leisurely into THE BEE office was of the all pervading kind that raised the man around the corner to his feet and set him laughing without cause and running to see what was in the wind It was catching Those who saw say that Will Laffoon never before got off a horse so suddenly as when he saw the brute he drove walk in at the half open door of TilE BEE office Was he dodging the butcher shop next door Millions Given Away It is certainly gratifying to the public to know of one concern in the are not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering The proprietors of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds have given away over ten million trial bottles alIbis great medi cine and have the satisfaction of knowing it has absolutely cured thousands of hope less cases Asthma Bronchitis Hoarse ness and all diseases of the Throat Chest and Lungs are surely cured by it Call on St Bernard druggist and get a trial bottle free Regular size Soc and Sr Every bottle guaranteed or price refunded Sam Ellis a negro who had con fessed to participation in an at tempt to murder a merchant was taken from jail by a mob at Polk Ala and hanged to a tree Everybody Bays Bo Cascarets Candy Cathartic the most wonderful medical discovery of tho ago pleas nut and refreshing to taste act gently and positively on kidneys liver and bowels cleansing entire system colds cure headache fovor constipation and biliousness Plcosp buy and a box of C CO today 00 cents Bold and guaranteed to cure by wl druggists W A Ganes the Kentucky negro who was an applicant for position of Register of the Treasury to succeed the late B K Bruce failed to land The plac goes to John Lynch a colored politician from Mississippi Good Old Granny Metcalfe now 88 years old living at 1005 S Fourth street Paducab Ky stilt says that Dr Bells PineTarHoney is the best grip cure cough lung and bronchial remedy that has been sold during her life For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Geo King St Charles AN DY CAT11ARTI C k 10S DRUGIISrS- llTLv ALL at eaaeor aUIUOD Caseatel Iro teIdea Luieure aD1 jGUARANTEED Dnfr rlil or lfIipebllt ea e1DatllralrtRl S- apIt4 InI booklet jcJ STBKLINA Jllllnl CO ClllraKOo Cui Ii VICTORY BURGLARIZED Another of Many Burglaries Com mitted on His Store WENT IN THE FRONT DOOR J M Victorys store was bur glarized again Monday night This time the thief seems to have en tered the front door as it was found open next morning If this be the case the fellow who did the job carries a key because Will Vana sen and Charlie Jones clerks in the store were together at closing time and both tried the door after it was locked Victorys store has been a shin ing mark for numerous burglaries in recent years and none of the perpetrators have been caught There is an electric light at the street corner on which the building stands but a narrow alleyway in the rear is always dark and here is where the entrance has usually been effected The front door job seems a little strange for the reason that the lock had been turned again after the door was opened and when discovered next morning the door stood ajar and could not be closed until the lock was reversed But this is probably explained by the idea that tile lock was so turned with the belief that it was a spring lock and would fasten when the door was closed againThe following articles are reported to have been taken Three gold mounted briar pipes with amber stems one gold mounted umbrella two white alpine hats six cheap cotton negligee shirts two blue and four light colored twenty plain filled rings six pairs shoes one mens congress broad toed kangaroo three womens two misses one womans belt An Attack of Fever My son had an attack of fever and when tIe had recovered he complained that his bones ached Ills physician advised him to take Hoods Sarsaparilla and he did so When he had taken two bottles ho was cured lie is now able to do a mans work Gsa W WEDD Three Springs Kentucky Hoods Pills are the only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Easy and yet efficient Hopkins County Atlas The Atlas of Hopkins county compiled and drawn by actual surveys by William Shanklin acid F E Morrow B C E which has been so long in making has been compiled and delivered pub lished lyiN G Fish Co It contains a general map of Hopkins countythe first one ever made with any detaildivided by Magis terial districts and voting precincts according to the latest changes made There arc also separate maps of each precinct and plats of the towns and villages in the publie house and churches and locate the coal mines of the county The points of the compass are disregarded and confused on some of the maps and plats but it is a valuable work to the county sup plied at practically no cost to the 1ublicexcept to individual sub and produced at an actu al loss to the publishers A distinction without a difference amounts to nothing There is a differ encea real differencea vast difference between Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey and remedyTo diately but the greatest difference is to be found in the results coming from its use Besides cutting the phlegm and curing the cough or cold at once it soothes the irri tation heals the lungs and broncbials It fortifies the system against cold from the use of which no evil after effects can arise Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Geo King St Charles Memorial Services Memorial services at Madison ville Sunday afternoon in the Meth odist church were held in commemoration of the lives and works of Miss Frances E Willard and Gen Neal Dow The services were pronounced beautiful and im pressive by those who attended Col T B Dcmarec Miss Brooks Mrs Baker and Mrs Ashby ad dressed the meeting and a special musical program was rendered The church was handsomely deco rated The rivers are rising rapidly and a flood is feared at Pittsburgh Pont Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Ufe Anaf To quit tobacco easily and forever be mar letlc full ot life nervo and vigor tako NoTo Pac tho wonderworker that makes weak men strong All druggists too or II Curo guaran toed Booklet and sample free Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York The Frankfort City Council has passed a vaccination ordinance and the citizens of that city will be at once subject to its operation Rettcr Than A Klondike Gold Mine Good health Is priceless when once lost When you have a nllctit cold or cough Invest ISclii a bottle of Dr Ottos Spruce thin Bal tam the return are greater tlian a half Interest IIIlnta8goldc1nootbuylotb Sold by St Bernard Drug Store The case in the Frankfort peni tentiary thought to be smallpox proved fortunately to be roseola It is or should be the highest aim of every merchant to please his customers and that the wide awake drug firm of My ers and Eshleman Sterling III Is doing so is proven by the following from Mr EshlemanIn my sixteen years experl ence in the drug business I have never seen or sold or tried a remedy that gave as good satisfaction as Chamberlains Colic byStT Holiinion Morions Gap George King St Charles There are 1306 prisoners now in the Frankfort penitentiary the largest number ever recorded Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Kheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains postlvelyis guaranteed give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25C per box For Sale by SU Bernard Drug Store A MERCHANTS LETTER To Dr Hattman President of the Surgi cal Hotel Marshall is a neat little city of 7000 population In the State of Texas Among its many enterprising merchants is Mr V E Wyatt In a recent letter to Dr Hatman Mr Wyatt says I have been afflicted with la grippe four tImes and the last time was worse than the first I be gan to think after trying several remedies without any relief that the disease could not be cured Two years ago was the last dfllIt tie I took did me more good than all medicines I bad taken b- eforc1 I recommend Peruna to all who are suffering with any dis ease it is adverttsid to cure I am well and stout now I want everybody afflicted as I was to know of the wonderful merits of Peruna II Unless treated by Poruna la grippe leaves the system in a deplorable condition It completely demoralizes the nervous system deranges digestion and disturbs nearly every function of the body Peruna is a perfect specific for this conS dition It is an admirable remedy for the after effects of la grippe For further testimonials see book en titled Facts and Faces II sent free by The Peruna Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio Taurus and Terror Last Saturday morning during the temporary absence of the boss editor the three lady compositors of this office were seated around a table busily engaged in writing and discussing the bewitching beauties of Easter headgear when the sound of footsteps was heard above the general chatter and the ladies looked up to welcome the visitor They were transfixed with aston ishment to find themselves con fronted by a huge bull who was regarding the startled trio with great fixedness of gaze and evident admiration Had a real live mouse appeared suddenly before them it would not have caused greater alarm or incited prompter action With a scream which made the eyes of Taurus hang out and the bloodcurdle in his veins Miss Frankie Stokes arose and with a bound which would have immortal ized an acrobat she alighted on an imposing table six feet away putinof screams just two octaves above a steam whistle In one and threefourth seconds Miss Annie Ashby had disappeared through the back door sixty feet to the rear rendering a selected assortment of creams the pitch and force of which materially damaged the overhead plastering Miss Alice Bourland sought safety in instant flight running frantically around in a circle of six feet diameter screaming with a persistence and vigor that so bewildered the visitor that in his confusion he advanced to the table and began browsing upon the flowers and lilies which adorned Miss Stokes cherished hat with great relish and satisfaction The foreman Mr Ruby appear ed on the scene in a jiffy and seiz ing a chair advanced fearlessly upon the Taurus who with fast closed eyes was reveling in the complete enjoyment of a new spring bonnet At this juncture the doors were dashed in by the citizens who had turned out en masse under the im pression that the Spanish had landed and were making a descent upon TilE BEE office and were cer tainly murdering the helpless at taches of the same A general charge put the bull to flight a sortie rescued the dismantled head javswhichshape will by the addition ofa few springs and leaves maintain its standing in the prevailing styleThe object of the visit remains a mystery Whether he intend ed to bulldoze the editorm chief or was merely making a friendly call upon the hoss editor is past finding out Although no one has ever called at this office who made a greater impression no invitation is extended to call again If you are not feeling well why dont you take Hoods Sarsaparilla It will purify and enrich your blood and do you wonderful good The Protracted fleeting Rev A L Mell was called home Tuesday by a telegram announcing the death of one of the leading members of his church at Jefferson town Ky and will not return as the meeting here is to con tinue only until Suuday Rev Lovelace has been for some days suffering with a bronchial affection following his continued labor here andelsewhere He will preach for the rest of the week at night only and on Sunday morning after which if he is able he will begin a meeting at Nebo Sunday night OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN GOLD Wo will pay One Hundred Dollars In Gold tot- allY and every case of cough and colds where 110 benefit In derived from the use of Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Ilalsam It contains nothing In ofImitationsSold by St Bernard Drug Store High license was defeated before the Owcnsboro City Council Tues day night To Curo Constipation Forever IZoItNew cases of smallpox continue to show at Middlesboro and other points but not in great numbers The situation improving On the morning of Feb 30 1895 I was sick with rheumatism and lay in bed until May aist when I got a bottle of Chamber lalns Pain Balm The first application of it relieved mo almost from the pain and the secondafTorded complete re lief In a short time I was able to be up and about agalnA T MORBAUX Ln verne Minn 25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earllnztan Geo King St Charles lien T Robinson M rtons Gap JOHN POM I Host Pleasing Lecture and Read ing by the Famous Young Kentucky Author Delightful Reception at Mrs W C Mortons Followed The night was dark and the roads heavy after the rains but we could not allow such trivial things to stand in the way of our hearing John Fox Jr the young but famous Kentucky author who has embalmed In his stories most hu morous natural and pathetic the character the traits and the environment of the Kentucky mountaineer The Earlington partyconsisted of Misses Salhe Foard Agnes Burr Sue Burr Celeste Moore and Mrs C H McGary Messrs John B Atkin son Howard White and Paul P Price and Mr and Mrs Paul aM MooreMr Foxs reading from his Ken tucky classics was particularly charming There was evident in his hearers a considerable famil iarity with his stories and their responsiveness was reflected again in the mobile pleasant face of the speaker It was a great privilege Following the lecture Mrs W C Morton tendered an informal reception to Mr Fox and the ladies of the Madisonville Book Club and the Earlington Magazine Club their husbands and escorts Mr Fox proved as pleasant so cially as in print or on the plat formMrs Morton had arranged the reception with great good taste and fitness The favors were jonquils spelled Johnquills worthy the author of A Purple Rhododendron The decorations and refreshments took a like tint Such treats as this are rare hereabouts May they grow infrequency A Clever Trick It certainly looks like it but there is really no trick about it Anybody can try it who has Lama Uncle and Weak Kidneys Malaria or nervous trouble We mean he can cure himself right away by taking Electric Bitters This medicine tones up the whole system acts as a sum ulant to Liver and Kidneys is a blood purifier and nerve Ionic It cures Consti pation Headache Fainting Spells Sleep lessness and Melancholy It is purely vegetable a mild laxative and restores the system to its natural vigor Try Electric liittcrs and be convinced that they are a miracle worker Every bottle guaranteed Only Soc a bottle at St Ueruard Drug Store In the Hands of Friends The suicide of Mr Miller the Evansville tobacco drummer last week touched a tender spot in the heart of one of Earlingtons citi zens Mr J R Rash Mr Rash only the night before became quite ill on the train enroute to Louisville and was taken to a hotel at Russellville Mr Miller was the firsHo respond to a call for aid andwont to Mr Rashs room and sat up with him nearly all night although Mr Rash protested when he became easier that Mr Miller retireMr Rash fell into the hands of friends certainly and received the most prompt and careful attention through his brief but intense sick ness and suffering which seems to have been brought on probably by something he ate for supper at Guthrie since he left home in the afternoon feeling unusually well Mr John C Orndorf of Russell ville responded hurriedly to one af Mr Rashs cards sent him and endeared himself more than ever to our fellow townsman as a friend in need Educate tour llonrcU With CmcarcU Candy Cathartic euro constipation forever jOe 25o If 0 0 0 tall druggists refund money Howard White is now preparing the plan for a new nut coal bin at the South Diamond mine Dr Ottos Spruce Guns Dais1mlbe most pleasant and reliable remedy for couglucoMi croup all soreness of the throat chest lungs fcaree bottles 25c and SOc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Strayed From Earlington last Saturday night one black horse very fat white spot in forehead Shoes on fore feet There is a bay horse with him and no particular marks about the bay Any person fur nishing information leading to the recovery of the horses or returning the same horses to me will be lib erally rewarded J E DAY DETECTIVEWe ity to act as private Detective under instructions Experience unnecessary Address COOP EOATIVE DETECTIVE AGENCY Nashville Tenn s BEST TRAINS TO Kansas City Montana Colorado Pacific Coast Utah Washington Omaha St Paul Nebraska Black Hills VIA St Louis or Chicago VESTIBULED TRAINS SLEEPERS DINING GARS CHAIR OARS CBS 5 f M IIUOO1RAV saw AGENT 51 LOUiS MC HOWARD ELLIOTT ONL Man 8T LOUIS Mo- L W ELEYOEtfLPASrHAaT8TLOUWMO MQ J tif The Hit of the Season is made by Ayers Sarsa parllla Just at this season when Spring and its dcblll tating days aro with us there Is Doth- IngllkeAyers Sarsaparilla to put new llfo Into the syatcmItsweeps away the dullness lack of appetite lan guidncss and pain as a broom sweeps away cob webs It does not braco up It builds up Its benefit is lasting D o you feel run down Tak- oAYERS Sarsaparilla Stud for Curebook zoo pages free J C Ayer Co Lowell Mass Tom Smiths Leap Hopkinsville Kentuckian Thomas Smith a patient at the asylum attempted suicide Satur day morning by jumping from a fifth story window to the ground a distance of sixty feet Smith is a very stout man and seizing the iron window pulled the entire frame out Just as he was in the caughthimgave way and the man fell upon a pile of stones below One thigh was broken and his head and body were considerably bruised It is not now believed that he was hurt internally and it is likely that he will recover Smith was sent here from Eatlington last fall for treatment His brother arrived on a visit to him just a few moments after the accident Dr uitus Spruce Cum Balsam It a scientific ciiinly based on modern discoveries anti con pounded by chemists of renown wlioliavo given yourdrurgistSold In two sizes 25c and roc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store NOTICE In ReAssignment of the Earling ton Wine Company To Whom iI May Concern Tire Earlington Wine Company did on the fifth of F 1898 make a DeedojAssigrnneni to loh11 B Atkinson as Trustee and thereby instruct and empower him to sell all the property ol the Company collect proceeds of sale and collect all money due the Company pay all debts of the Company and distribute any surplus to the Stock holders and close and wind up the Business of the Company All persons having demands tgamst the Company will prove md purge same as required by law md file the same with said Akin on Trustee at his office in Earling on Kentucky on or before the First if April next where he will sit to eceive same This z898EARLtNGTON By JNO B ATKINSON Trustee KILLED BY A TRAIN Burt Cardwell Struck by an Iii St L Train at Louisville Son of Owen Cnrdwcll Deceased Grandson of Oeorg Cardwell Mr George Cardwcll of this place received telegram Tuesday announcing the death ot Burt Card well his grandson and son of Owen Cardwell deceased who for years was in the drug business at MurpheyBurthis grandmother Mrs Whittle and was employed in the Avery plow factory He had been sub ject to something like epilepsy aid the report is that he is thought to have so fallen on the track Five years ago Burt was engaged as caller for the L Nat this place Eleven Years for Manslaughter 17FrankLvith killing Louis Franklyri near Sulphur Springs last November vas sentenced to eleven years in the penitentiary by a jury in the Ohio county circuit court at Hart Ford last evening Subscribe for TilE BEE convenient and ONE whenSyrupanti refreshing to tho taste and acts yet promptlyon tho Kidneys thosystom 4aches and and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the produced initseffects prepared only from tho most henithyand its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have mado it tho most popular remedy of is for sale in 50 cent by all leading drug Any druggist who may not have it on hand will pro euro it promptly for any onowho Do not any substitute MurcnNM no SYRUP COL SAN CAL r artNEW ENTERPRISE STOVES DAILY Dva fflOp rsssrThey are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who axe sustained by the products of oiiem Farmer beYJlIBt longer and make more homes nappy than any otter Stove on earth FIre backs guaranteed for 13 years If your Dealer does not handle them WRlTE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg CQ 1 NASHVILLE TENN of HANUFACTUItIM Or t COOKING AND HEATING STOVES te V Mantels and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc EAUR4INn 7 ChinaJCrockerysandrGlassware Cutlery IS WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything necessary and A for tho Kitchen Dining Room Laundry DaIryI EDov gently fevers agrceablosubstanccs known Syrup Figs bottles gists reliable wishes accept FRANCISCO fBIGYCLES I tJA SPECIALTY J SUBSCRIBE FOR C THE BEE IONE DOLLAR A YEAR Fro 3irHtup 4COALLQW1t I DOjJiEOJJEe j 4 jt7 I r DAECAPACITYjFWRITEFOPf p 1 r rsriu A FLMIThtftAllDltiU WM USE IIO I- 4okORDERI PPO1PTLYiLELJc I 0 IciQUf LOElfpt3l 3VM 2 1IO1aMV tnL SIflOA 1 Lc119 OJ u OJd SMOJS1AOU3SII ulqIKIIA puv r00 S30qS 2uo3 1 rpqj00 ISSIJlqS po 1 1HIIU31 IS b rauucrj UOJIO3 IoE I1S0woa U OJg 4cM3H I It SPPkT tjOflO3 11 BSCAUB3 ooocqoj s 6 Aaa 110ffL3OA lf UMOiq XIIDCID ouop If 1 tojilnt DM pnc p3iStij 11111131M puv ch s1nS JUBJ oou 03UJI SOfI r 00 S S1E03 J3AQ oS C Sling off e sung Aeo tip put di 13 oq raaifl v j pay 1 fPJOA JS3MOJ oiji ii tiqSnoip ina Jinn ox- XllI OM olla JO O14 oqj joj 8Djc at aupIM uaqM I IN A I IIDaIsnw OM pue lIewS SI o3rdS lnO r1 OH ori ON SJITOdS ON j i m I I 1 MEDICINEfor I MILLION Vicinity sAog- OS SJUBJ 1t1- N64SU8d FUEsf susjq ioA3ti3 SUDJI SUON ONIHJL010 JJI3I1A- tctajd DCI mN EJIEL 5mrJJITdS as I rIDIOV PAUL CASTORIA For Infants Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature of 4 The 1 Kind You Have Always Bough- t1CAiltQRlA THC CrMTAUMCOHUHr HEW VOUK CITT 1 w A Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail Packagethe step in a direction may lead to a revolution in the trade A New York company or mnnnfarturliig chemliti the Rlptni Chemical Company ptacea upon the market about flVi car alO ft nwdIc1na tablet or Ntabul comlOMU of colnlee IWwdered irepnratltis tf rrrtaln medicinal drug which had nicer4 abed tu Uj of moro gen UM ainunK mwllcal men than any other fur the cure or al if such uncommon to Then n Imvo their origin la an dIgestion or 4weaken6 raiarlty for fuoil absorbing nourishment and eliminating waste lrtio catalugr la Included under thlf howl li Mid to Include pretty nearly every dtieaae for which flu physician U called uiwn loprcicrlbo In preparing their standard remedy for the acceptance of tile American people thecompany the principle- that everything filtering tile pactt Iiould be or the blghnit and so prepared anti protected as to retain Its ualltlfs Iniact anti unimpaired through any xtcnlect lapse of time In cllmato Only Ihocholccst drug ued their preparation should tie lii acoonlanro with tim latent Perfected methods or modern science the tabules alas protected by absorbent cotton and securely corked JIrcorks =1ao ofa grade sodgh in Its rcqlilremeuti no fa theseT Terrdty atoupcri could supply moro than a mall proportion from Mi output that meet oxactlnc speclllcatlons The tjaaa were tutu packed boxes of quality not aurpauedln beauty and perfection of workmanship by thou used by the mutt faitldloua dealers In jewclsand oriiamcnUofgold onJ vary from It the proprietors retorted to accepted modern methods of maldllKlhelr commodity known and seven hundred thousand dollars invested within urn years In 1151 informed every American citizen conrnlog thri upcrlor and rf1nf of itipazu Tabules- iielng thoughtful and oUbrrers of tb chanced conditions that IW orer Ibo commercial world and careful u note every circumstance having a bearing upon the auoorlll prosecution or their trade the managers or the company that there Is a present demand for a lower price rUele that readies or nlproachos an universal use and that the people Ithouh reqWring the Jjeslotevorylhlngresent being called upon t paybaavyjercentaieforaupenuous vrapptnZ awl packing or unneeniary protection might roo nult In ear hut Is In the cane of a purchase Intended to be consumed In a week It lifts also bcendlartorercd and proved time and actual experience that these Tabules do not JiaTo the tendency to lou of or diminution of ex I cellence from exposure that mUht at lint haro been expected Inaimuch as under Tarorablo those that liave lain loose In a drawer a traveling bag or tor several week or months are rOUnd to be practically as fresh and aa efficacious as ever AcUnlt upon thoso sueationn and noting PArtlealarlT tho unimpaired prosperity or great newspapers now old for n cent Instead of the old rate or lire limN that amount nud the general tendency In aU directions toward low rate and Increased sale the company have entered upon tiio experiment or putting up Jtlpau Tabulea In pasteboard lIrlona which tllif olfer to the trado upon terms which will permit or a package being sold by jtoJfffS at ajrice lower than evr befor adopted for a proprietary dose for onehaifa cent each wilt not discontinue the manuraclure and sale la the form with which tho people havo learned to know and value the Rlpana Tabulea butwill offer the cheaper aorlcxperlmentaliyfor the benefit of such ai may desire them It should be understood that the quality of the medicine Is Identical la both eorU the only difference ii being In the form Jrr ftpacking or patting tin The fivecent J ck a ages are not yet to be had ii pmbald that aimoat any drug singlewI ktamps forwarded to Co Stoolie York Until goodaare thoroughly Introduced to tbe trade agenta and peddlers will be supplied at a I I price which will allow thorn a fair margin of IYOftl TU t I dozen carton for 40 cenU OrIAI IIbr = rAniniwAA A5AAWAP5AAAAWAaJAAA 1John U Castleman Arthur 0 Laneliatr Drecklnrldee Castleman I Royal Insurance Co Of Llvcrpool The Largest Fire Insurance Company in 1eW ld Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern States Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 S249iO3 II M MOORE I EARLINGTON5KY Resident Agent fork Earlington and i w and 1 Popular that luulmllatliiR UaTlngsetltulrhlKhstandard Bark8B Ip t Southern CastlemanI Home Office KyI4y n nnnHnn n T nn it oj lIIilI1 deJ 1fIIIId1usm1iIIII III IJ A WE HAVE SPARED i1i NO EXPENSE To m 1our Funeral Equipment flhe best in this part of the State Anything and every thing you want in livery N 1 PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST BARNETlkARNOED t r EARLlNGfpNKy c tww v 1i if r 1 c THE SMDAY SCHOOL LESSON XIII FIRST QUARTER INTERNATIONAL SERIES MARCH 27 Comprehensive Review of the Quit ters Isons Golden Text Math xii 10 Commentary by tho Rev D S Stearns Copyright 1S97 by D M Stearns UltV17My beloved Son In whom I am won pleased Tho first and last lessons of tho quarter concern Jesus and John In thta first lesson John points Him out as the Ono who bapthcth with tho Holy Ghosi and Wilt ono day thoroughly separata between tho chat and tho wheat As ITo Is baptized by John In Jordan tho heavens are opened tho Spirit as a dove abides upon Him and tho Father testifies from heaven In tho words of tho golden text LEssoR IL Jesus Tempted Math IT 111 Golden Text Deb II 18 For In that IIo HImself hath suffered being tempted Ho la ablo to succor them that are tempted II From tho third chapter at tho beginning of tho Bible to tho third chapter from tho end of It thoro is tho roo onl of agreat enemy of God and man that ronrlngliondevour If ho can conquer tho Captain of oiir Salvation then our cause Is lost but if our David can vanquish this Goliath vic tory is sure As our blessed Lord by tho sword of tho Spirit defeated tho enemy eo may wo and there Is no other way Sa tans first attack In Eden was upon tho word of God Wo must receive It meekly and hold It fast LEssoN III Beginning of tho Ministry of Jesus Math iv 1725 Golden Text Math Iv 10 Tho people which sat In darkness caw great light As IIo dwelt Capernaum they saw tho light of Ills life and wherever His peoplo dwell tho light of His life of lovo and compassion of meekness and lowliness should bo made manifest IIo called Peter und Andrew antI James and John that IIo might mako thorn fishers of men by having thorn fol low Him Ono of Ills last words to Peter was Follow thou Mo John xxi J 2 LESSON IVTho Beatitudes Math T 112 Golden Text Math v 14 Yo are tho light of tho world As IIo begins His discourse Ills first word Is blessed for Ho camo to bless and save and restores not llko tho great enemy to curse and to do stroy And who aro tho blessed in His sight Not tho proud tho mighty tho wlso and tho rich but tho poor In spirit This Is tho key to all truo blessedness and without it there Is none It is at tho foun dation of nIl blessing Ho became poor for our sakes LKSSOX V How to Pray Math vl 0 15 Golden Text Math vl 0 Pray to thy Father which Is in secret II All life Is lived eIther before God or men either to pleaso God or man unto God or unto self how very few live the former bow very many tho latter Even Christians are tempted to do good pray fast etc with reference to tho opinion of their follows rather than as In tho sight of God Our Lord Jesus had but ono nlmto glorify tho Father LESSOR VIOur Fathers Care Math vl 2431 Golden Text I Pet v 7 Ho carcth for you II Three times In this lesson wo are told totnko no thought or bo not anxious anti tho reason given for this precept is For your Heavenly Father knoweth that yo havo need of those things Children of an earthly father would only grIeve their father by anxiety nbout their food and raiment It is his affair to see to thoso things It Is theirs to bo good and obedient children a credit and a comfort to him LESSON V1L Tho Call of Matthew Math Ix 017 Golden Text Math Ix 0 Follow Mo In chapters vlll and Ix wo see Him preaching teaching healing going about doing good Matthew had been n receiver for those who kept for themselves and cared not how much they oppressed tho poor but now ho la tore cclvo In order to glvo to tho poor Ho Is to bo achannel of blessing between tho Great Fountain and tho perishing all about him Ho begins by making a feast forour Lord anti that In tho presence of His enemies Aro wo ready and glad to honor our Lord before His enemies Do wo not care what men think or SoY of us If only wo can glorify Him If so it Is well LESSON vm Tho Twelve Sent Forth Math X 815 Golden Text Math z 8 Freely yo have received freely give Lot us not forget tho three great prayers which wo should over pray that Ho would send forth laborers that Ho would mako Jerusalem a praise In tho earth antI that Ho would como quickly Math Ix 88 Isa Ixll 0 7 Rev xxII 20 LESSON IX Warning anti Invitation Math 3d 2080 Golden Text Math xl 28 Como unto Mo nIl yo that labor and are heavy laden and I will glvo you rest It Is well to remember that privilege In creases responsibility to whom much Is given of him shall much be required If Ho ha led us to know Him It Is that others zany through us know Him too If Ho has caused us to be specially taught in His word It is that through us Ho may teach others also- LESSON XTcsua and tho Sabbath Math xli 118 Golden Text Math xiI 8 Tho Son of Man is Lord oven of tho Sabbath day Not days however holy nor ordinances nor institutions however ancient and honorable must bo exalt ed above Him These Pharisees would honor tho Sabbath above the Lord of tho Sabbath because they know Him not If wo honor anything above Him It is because wo know Him not Our motto must bo Tho Lord alono shall bo exalt ed Isa II 11 17 LESSON XLTho Wheat and tho Tares Math xlll 2480 8043 Golden Text foodseedbut good seed tho Incorruptible seed of tho word which when received into our hearts makes us tho good seed of this par able to be planted In tho soil of constant death to self that tho seed may multiply for except a corn of wheat fall Into tho ground and dlo it abtdcth alone but If It dlo it brlngcth forth much fruit John xiI B4 Tho Son of Man Is not discouraged because only a part of tho seed bears fruit Mid tares grow among tho wheat Ho know that It would bo so but Ho shall yet zoo of tho travail of Ills soul and shall bo satisfied Tho earth shall bo filled with Ills glory but not till after tho harvest or end of this ago LESSON XII John tho Baptist Beheaded Math xlv 112 Golden Text Prov Iv 23 Keep thy Heart with all diligence tor out of It are tho issues of Ufo Tho application of this golden text to tho lesson li a little difficult for Johns heart was all right but there was no use telling Herod or Hcrodias to keep their hearts for they could not do it SOME FIGHT IN THEM YET SxConfederates of Barren County Tender Their Services in Case of War With Spain Glasgow Ky March 2IThefollowing resolution was unani JosephHof this county this afternoon- In view of the strained relations now ex- Isting between these United States and Spain and tbe evident preparations for war belt Resolved That this Joseph H Lewis Camp No 874 of the Confederate Veterans heartily tenders its services to the President of the United States if needed beginTHOMAS WM FLETCHER SMITH Adjutant A copy of the resolution will be Immediately sent to the President WHULL AU LISt rAJLs Deal VieinCONSUMPTION SHHHHHHHHHHHto11o1o1o1o1o1o1o1o1o11a1a1o 1o I 1e1a 1o1o 1 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY it- sU NCORPORATED IMiners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE I 1 IIAM CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducali risi Kentucky Memphis Tenn riA S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville IndfiVVholesljtle AgritsJOHN T HESSER Hauser IUIUDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III i IStFor uses Earlington Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables 4 used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE IIBRUSHED BOKE FOR BASK BURNERS ID PURNRBES 15 S Whypbuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER It NARD CRUSfIED COKE for a much less price One IIASK YDUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY T VL Ic4n1 1 t ti 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Toplo For the Week Beginning March 10 Comment bjr HOT S II Doyle Tone The evils of Intemperance Pror Mill 20 21 2911- 1Intemperanco is ono of tho greatest cureoa of humanity Its evils are in nnmerablo anti indescribable It destroys men bodily mentally morally and spiritually It debauches A man ab eolntoly and completely It baa boon doing BO for centuries and yet it still finds thoso who are wilting to bode benched It is ono of the greatest mys terles of modern civilization that in temperance has not boon stamped ont of existence either by legislation or by the voluntary notions of men in giving up that which has only proved a curso and ruination to man tho world over But progress Is being mado in the cause of temperance Moro and more the drink traffic is being outlawed Moro and moro men who persist in surrendering themselves to strong drink ore being considered unfitted for responsible duties in life Tho time was when pub lie men could openly display their drunkenness with impunity but that timo has happily passed forever Its a dangerous as well as a disgraceful thing today for a public man to havo the charge of drunkenness proved against him In those things at least tho public conscience is being aroused and the cause of temperance is advancing The Christian Endeavor society should use alt its influence to destroy this evil in our land Solomon in tho verses quoted points out some of tho evils of Intemperance 1 Intemperance brings poverty Be not among among riotous eaters of flesh for tho drunkard and the glutton shall como to poverty verses 20 31 How many have loomed by on aw ful experience that this is true Drink brings thousands to poverty It Impoverishes body mind and souL It robs homes of furniture and tho comforts of life it robs faithful wives of tho love and caro of husbands it robs children of their clothing and of dally brcadIt numbers in its poverty stricken hosts moro than wero over impoverished ty war famine or pestilence How can is man take that into himself which robs him of reason of wealth of homo of love of honor of position of friends of God Poor indeed is ho who has lost all theses Intemperance brings countless evils woo babbling wounds without cause redness of eyes Into what count less woos and ba bUngs ono deprived of reason by drink cornea I How many wounds he receives that would not have boon caused but for drink I U Intemperance leads to nearly all other sins and crimes verses 2005 Wero it not for drunkenness our prison doors might almost bo closed 4 Intemperance alienates from God and separates from heaven GaL v 21 Blhlo Headings Lev x 0 10 Ins T 11 zxviii 14 Joel I 6 Amos ri 10 Num vi 114 Dent xxl 1831 Nab i 10 Rom ziii 1214 ICes tl 10 Gal y 1020 Eph v 18 I Pot iv 10 Rev jail 1310 WILL BE TRIED DURING APRIL TERM The Prison Commission to be Tested in the Courts at Once Frankfort Ky March xThcBronston prison commission law will be tested in the Franklin Circuit conrt at the April term and later on before the court of appeals This mode of procedure was de cided on at a conference of the at torneys for both sides this afternoon and the suit of the new commis sioners for possession will be filed not later than March IIr Judges W S Pryor and W H Holt represented the present of ficials and William Gobel and C J Bronston the new commissioners at the conference Federal authorities are taking vigorous measures to suppress the smallpox epidemic at Middles boro it r FARM PRODUCTS Increase in Value and Silver Con tinues to Decline Marked Reduction in Prices of tinny Articles Used by Farmers Special Correspondence Washington D C March 20 1898 Silver continues to fall and farm products continue to rise The latest number of Bradstrccts1 that standard publication upon which Democrats so much relied for data upon which to base their arguments in the campaign of 1896 shows that silver which was 69 cents per ounce on July i just previous to the adoption of the Chicago platform had fallen on March I 1898 twentyone months later to 54 6 cents while nearly all farm products had ad vanced Nearly every one of the leading cereals it says and their products including flour ad vanced during February The same is true in many other articles of farm production Out of 108 staple articles whose prices are followed by Bradstrcets more than onehalf have advanced dur lag the month of February while only 15 declined The steady ad vance in the prices of all articles of farm production in the face of the steady fall in the price of silver is so strongly marked and in such sharp contrast with the assertions made by the Chicago platform and the silver supporters in the cam paigns of 1894 and 1896 that a comparison of the present prices of the various articles of farm pro duction with those which prevailed at the adoption of the Chicago platform will be of general interest and especially timely at this mo ment in view of the insistence ot the Democrats and Populists that the silver issue must again be made the leading feature of the campaigns The following table compiled from Bradstrccts gives prices of various articles of farm production on July i 1896 compared with March i 1898 is chosen because of its proximity to the date of the adoption of the Chicago platform The prices quoted in the tables below are those of the New York market unless otherwise specified July i 96 Marcia i 88 Silver per ounceS 6gH f S4 Wheat No a Red64i ioj Corn Nox33 331 Oats No 2ZI1 ji No 23057XFlourBeerei Chicago per 550lion035 aj Eggs1251 16 Milk per quart 03 031 lleef per barrel 850 1113 Pork barrel 1-050Bacon041 Lard0438 031 Butler 15 9H Cheese o6 osji Beans choice marrow 115 1- 40Potatoes75 225- Onions 150 200 llidesdry17Wool 20 2- 1hops07 16 Tobacco 11 15 11 Cottonseed Houston Soo 900 While there is a marked increase in practically all articles produced by farmers it will be seen by the figures which follow that there has been a marked reduction in prices of many articles used by them or used by transportation and other business interests with which they must cooperate in the marketing of their crops i 06 March i 98 ColIee1UoNo13 I o6 Molasses NOW Orlonr 32 29 PriatclotUS Boston at 116OJ 3- i6iPiliTII Sheeting Boston asH o1 45NailsPine yellow per M 1700 1600 5450iiiosplateGround bone 1109 3000 Quinine per ounce30 26 UsIICPig Bessemer PittsburR 11 So to2S 330SteelCoal anthracite 423 455- Coke Connellsvllle 200 t7S 95lolensale ioSf xoo Womens bull shoesSi fl1 9ur oloed ifiens All commnnieations ana matters of newt pet liming to this column should be addressed to Gao ALISANDIK Barlmxtoo Ky A ChrIstIan Who is it that lives no more A frequent visitor at tbe chapel door He was of medium height and ebony hue His hair was gray and his heart was true Who is it that lives no more Example not precept he set before A man of few words honest kind With Christian zeal you seldom find Who is it that lives no more Whose Christian life we all adore One who loved his family dear And for whom he shed many a tear Cheer up friend and give the struggle olr- If you expect to meet on yonder sborr Weep not wife for doth sleep angels now bis vigil keep T H MKRRIWKATIIER New Partitioned Coschag Mr George E Evans Superintendent of Transportation of tbe Louisville t Nashville railroad in speaking of the roads equipment at the Gait House said The shops are now working on ten partitioned coaches for white and colored passengers which will be improvements on any such coaches in use in the South Tbe partitions are to be of light oak with stained glass instead of the rather un sightly partitions in use now on most roads Tbe compartment for tbe colored people will be much larger than heretofore and will be well lighted The seats will also De ota modern pattern Courier Journal Girls when you get married you must expect to get your husbands meals Mr Edward rodd returned from the West Sunday Mary Campbell returned to Hopkinsville Sunday Mrs Eddie Hinw is improving at Ibis writingMiss Hattie Ausborn visited friends in Madisonville Sunday A large crowd of boys and girls attended the twostep Monday night at Madison ville Mrs Lillie Cavanaugh is on the sick list this week MORTONS GAP Mrs Queen Griffin is convalescent Mrs Malinda Rhodes Is sick Miss Idabell Hamilton is visiting in Greenville Ky Mrs Caroline Williams is improving Rev Drown preached Sunday night The wedding bells are ringing- It seems that there is a new policeman- on the force who assisted in making raids Saturday night Rev Weir and his little daughter passed through on their way to White Plains SaturdayThere will be a reopening of the Baptist Church next Sunday Rev Anderson of Madisonville is expected to preach hereon that day by Rev W M Bryant Captured a 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