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Digital page images are linked to the text file. iIFZJ ift F Ot OPEN PACB OR HUNTING CASE L jWAJCHi L KY1t Jd FNTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY APRIL 7 1898 NO 14 J rp whooping cough nud colds rrei nllnycd and danger dL3e BEL- LSINETAR LHONEYfamous remedy will cure Rack of time it 1 to find n doctor 1 c tc should have U rcadyfor time of need It nil inGil e remedy for all bronchial aud affcctionI at Vv tar and 1 oCr- r ut direct ott rrcvlpl of price Ij iutrI4 add ra ij- UIa- J I Jaatat ta tat ys are i 4 Dangerous i threatened with nigh the old saying stitch in time saves It A 25c bout of DR OTTOS tfiice 65im Balsam i J save you large JSrf biUsa long spell sickness anti perha- pswr1ifc SO DELAY pOT A MOMENT 1S3nt to take Price 25c and 50c- I i for Sale Ijy I Jill Druggists rIIIMI on terolpt of price THE OARLBTEDT MED 00 atL h Briotvllle lad f 4 4 by St Bernard Drug Store LA UEILE IRITSCH SON L FASHIONABLE I ip RGHANT TAILORS 21I MID IJ OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS 1 Upper First Street VILLE INDIANA tly soliciM the patronage of his K II nly friends 4 o A A1II J ILFiftll Avenue THE Hotel I LOUISVILLE KY is the Only FirstClass I I 200 Per Day Hotel g Cityw 5 US 8- fe PIKE CAMPBELL MANAGER ia WtrV AsV VAOf usendinglsketehanddelcrlPtlonmaascertain in us aetentable oonDdentiaL Handbook on ItonhI- t 5 Clcfj frsecurlngjeteflta ta taken throuyh Mumi Co reccisa notlco without ctarso lat tlelItIfic Mmerkan iadeomeIi mUItrrted weekly TAraoht cit Uon of any uc4enti5n Terms Ia I four montbL ttoitbyI newsdealere N CQ3OlBroadwlY New York Brinch Once 0 P BU Washington IJ U W A NISDEl President O W WADDILL Cashier I i pkins e- tiTBANKr MADISONVILLE Ky lalStock 550000ra- nsacis a general banking business invites Ihe accounts of the citizens of adjoinIngcounhiesI vault in iectionol Kentucky 1lit Use Drugs 1paless you peed them and then only such as aro sold by re S druggists We keep onl- ytblibestTbatlstbe great llnclloq to be looked for when the L time comes that you need them 1j Nowhere else will you find so com T pleto stock A godd time to begin llr bahprlntm dlcIBe 1 ST BERNARD DRLC1 STORE tgykt4htOPPflRManEer fl lI H jITr l i+ ifj1 urmnr PLEA FORFURTHER DELAt Spains Reply to President McKlnI leys Latest Receivedt A VAGUE AND UNSATISFACTORY ANSWER flracIngPresident Hoping for the licit lied ExpectedCannot Act Without tin Cortci Which U Not Now In Session WASHINGTON April 1Spains ont clal reply to President McKlnlcytt lat est demand in tho Cuban situation was received in Washington last night An anxious party comprising most of tin cabinet and several close friends of tho administration waited till lato in tho evening in expectation of devclop ments About 1030 oclock tho mess ago began to come in cipher and the work of translation was begun at once It was officially stated however that no intimation as to the nature of the reply could be divulged IastnlghttAmong those at the use were Senator Hanna Secretary Alger Secretary Bliss Assistant Secretary of State Day who dined with tho presi dent Assistant Secretary of State Adee to whom was confided tho trans Intionof tho message Senator Spooner and Senator Aldrich I There was an Intensely oxpzctant crowd of newspaper correspondents larger than often gathers at tho Whitei Rouse at nightwaiting in the outside the presidents ofllce Jut they worn destined to disappointment for after the telegraph instrument intthe adjoining office had steadily tcrod for half an hour Mr Porter the presidents secretary appeared with the announcement from Secretary Day that it was Impossible to translate thr message in tlmo to give out any state merit tonight The telegraph instrti tnent was still clicking when tho corre ppondcnts filed out indicating that tho message was at least qalto lengthyI lEN WOOUlOItU8 TKLKUKASI aVbitract of fMinisterWASUINQTOX April 2 The follow lug is an abstract from thin telegram received from Gen Woodford on Tliurs day evening on tho general situation In Cuba lie informs tho govern rucnt of the United States that Gen Ulanco has revoked the decree elating to the reconcentrados In the western provinces of Cuba provoInccitud Uinar lellllojtbat tlio Spanish government line placed at tim disposal of the governorgeneral tho credit of 1000000 nesctasSOOOCOOto the end that the country people may return at once and with success to their labors The Spanish government will accept what ever nsilstanco to feed and succor the acccssltous that may bo Rent from tho United States in accordance with tho proposedtoable and stable peace to the insular par liament without whoso concurrence tho Spanish government would not be able lo arrlvo at the final result being un derstood that tho powers roaervcd by tho constitution to tho central govern meat aro not lessened or diminished As the Cuban chambers will not meet antll May 4 tho Spanish government ivlll not on its part object to a suspension of hostilities if asked for by tho insurgents from tho gcncralrlnchicf to whom it will belong to determine the duration and tho condition of tho suspension The president will communicate with congress as soon as he can prepare u message The foregoing including tho last paragraph was made public Iwmedl itcly after tho cabinet meeting WILL FIGHT IT OUT ALONE Uoraci Asks that tho United Slates Shall Not Intervene with Force lu Cuba WASHINGTON prIl2The insurgent government has asked that the United States shall not intervene with force This request docs not originate with tho Junta or with sympathizershere It does not come through the junta It has been received from Gomez and tho oil Curs of the insurgent government and was transmitted through official chan nets of the United States Hank President ArretellIEXKIKLD 111 April LW 0 In gram president of tho Sprlngorton bank six miles north of here was ar rested at MeLeansboro Wednesday and brought here tho charge of embezzling 5377 of township funds being preferred by Supt A A Newman Spanish Couaul racks Up Kay WEST Flu April 2RafaelBeco tho Spanish consul hero has re dyed instructions to pack up his effects preparatory to leaving the United States Mr Scco moved his office from the United States buildingI The Greek Qovercuient Will Not Sell ATHENS Apr111Tho Greek government it is said hoa finally declined to Ball to America the two cruisers for which ncgotlatioushad been in progress Recruiting OlUce for the Navy PORTLAND Oro April lThoUnited States goernment has opened a recruiting ofilco hero for the enlist ucnt of men for the navy i The Indiana on the Move KEY WEST Flit April 3The battle hlp Indiana moved from her anchorage taking a spin to try her newly repaired boilers His Leg Cut Off Clarksville Tenn April 2 Conductor Ed Cjilley of the Erin accommodation was thrown from his train while switching cars at Erin last night and the train cut off his right leg Culley lives at Bowling Green Ky and is mar ried Chocolate is still used in the interior of South America for a currency as are cocoanuts eggs j i 1II iII Stnsduring the sessions of the senate Mr Allen resolution for the recognition of the Indepettd cnco of Cuba was referred without dobate U the foreign relations committee MQ Gaffer La concluded hIs speech on tho catlona quarantine bill after which the measure for thi passedIshelutlon recognizing the Independence of Cuba but the members of the majority refused tc upport him the speaker himself making appeal from the chair to his party associatesasA stand firm Tho only important action on thr naval bill was the refusal of the chair to sus tain a point of order against the provision fortTdock for Algiers La IN the Senate on the Slut most ot the sessloi was consumed In a discussion of the Cubar question utter which the sundry civil appro priations bill was taken up and 32 pages of It wero disposed of before adjournment iIithehou ic tho naval appropriation bUt beini under consideration a heated discussion of the fimuchwith thl nnnl bill the Only important amend ment adiplca being ono appropriating KOOOOi for tho erection of a new building for the nava a kINsession was held behind closed doors consider ing the resolution reported on tho 31st Iron tlio committee on foreign relations for the no Qulslllon of the Danish West India Islands bu the resolution was formally withdrswncIn the house after a hours tho naval appropriation bill was passed Provision Is mode for 12 torpedo boats IJ toe battleshipsrhoIN the senate on the 4th a number of resolu ion bearing upon the Cuban Question wert offered and laid over and a number of speeches upon the slime subJet were delivered Thibundry civil appropriation bill was then up and 33 pages of It completed before adjou- rnnentInI tho house after considerable do bate tho Cuunon resolution allowing tho erec lion of fortifications upon private property upon consent of the owner without awaitIng passedMostmalting THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE ttWill Itnllr tho Whole Country to liii Support promInent tho president says that the president In his incssago will recommend action which will bo perfectly satisfactory to the republicans and which with pos rally11lclnport He says the diplomatic corre repu1JIIcanproud of It and further the legal facta byAttorneGenlogo probably will not ba sent in boo ore Tuesdaylibo touched on probably This is re garded as Yjry unfotunutc by many prominent republicans who belicvn that If we are to hava to war tho blowing up of the Maine constitutes tim strong est ground NO TIME FOR COMPROMISE Au Ohio Keprcjcntatlre Hinging Words to President 1almi of tile Culmn Juntaa a WAft1IIWTOZiiii1Represent ative O U Reach of Ohio has sent the following telegram to President Palraa at tho Cuban junta Having maintained tho war foi three years T y their bravery resources and sacrifices unprecedented In all history will the Cubans accept cow promise when Wicy can overhear in the throat of their brutal enemy tho death rattle God forbid Will compromise give you back your sons Will it re store your daughters purity Will it revive the mother who urged them en with tho last breath which starvation allowed Fight it out Uncle Sam Is dusting off his uniform FIGHTING EDITOR BRANN rho IJilltor of the Iconoclast Dead at 1lrItIayWACO Tex April 3W C Ilrann the fighting editor died at 151 a in Ills wife and children were beside him It was n remarkable deathbed scene anti those who wero present say the picture was was one hard to be forgotten Itranns deaths Is the result of tho encounter Friday night in hilsuntagon1stthe latest of n long series of slmilat tragic affairs in which Brunn has been a participant or was more or less dlsrectly concerned Hrtuiu died from ternal hemorrhage Davis died a few hours later Iowa Appropriates Half a Million for a War Fund DK Moixus In Apr112lIoth houses of the general assembly this nfternoon passed a bill approplatlng S JOJJ to be used In ease of war the money to be placed at the disposal of the govern snout The ItlyoM FallliiK CINCINNATI April IAll fear ol another rise In tho Ohio hero is avert ed by tho cool clear weather and tin light rainfall at up river points The river is pow falling at Pittsburgh and with the exception of the crest of Wednesdays Hood now bolowWhcellhg is failing at all points Japan Wants UntIed State Support LONDON April IItI5 reported hero that Jupati has askeil the United States to join Great Britain In supporting Japans refusal to withdraw from VelIlnlWel after tho payment of the Chinese war Indemnity In view of the possibility Russia seIzing that port It Mema Hands Off Cuba MADRID April 1Tue afternoon newspapers today devote snitch to yes tcrdayH function at tho lloyal opera They nil claim to see In it an Ex emplification of the patriotism which will sweep the country and means hands off Cuba V I The Perfect Pilltv Perfect in prcpllrat II Perfect In op ration Ayer Cathartic Pills J pmIy purposesI i lTHE PILL THAT J A riowly discovered spot on the sun1 visible now isSaid to 1be I 30000 miles in diameter c 1 d r- i1 wI HAWNEETOWN FL000EDS Submerged by Thir Feet of Watci by the Bursting of the Arti ficial EmbankmeVt URGE NUMBER OF PERSONS DRPNED tIliomelessTieira Storm of Wind anti lUtu State saC Nelchborliood Relief Being Sent For wardPartial 11st of the Dead SlIAWNKKTOWN Ill April 4TImt- rst report of the flood sent out froirasurrounding towns was cxIaggcratcd as to the number of person posltlvolknownprobablreach 100 Terrible suffering is being expert enccd by tho homeless Eight hundred are being sheltered at the Thy hotel Destitute families have Ought refuge in kind of a build- Ing that has a solid foufrtlstlon Scv entytlve negroes some of whom have no clothing are sheltered in a little sschoolhouse Gold Hill Three thou saUlt dollars worth of provisions have m Pland Evansvllle Ind The Baltimore Ohio SoudnvMtcru ran a relief train to Cypress Junction and provisions were taken from where the tracks are submerged to the suf ferers by boat The Louisville Nash ville railroad line donated 9200 M L Carney mayor of Shawnee own was at tic Riverside hotel this evening lIe says what is needed most Is money and clothing Three boats will leave Shawncctown tomorrow morning for Evansvllle and Mount Vernon taking with them 400 p ersonspwas caused by time lroleeted When tlie levee broke a wall of water 10 feet high rushed down Locust street for half a mile sweeping 200 houses from their foundations No warning was given and all means of escape were cut off The people were rescued from house tops trees and Qoatlng debris Brave work was done ill night by rescuers One man moved his aged mother and ve children from the second story of h ttbeytoodthis morning What the damage will amount to can pot yet be accurately estimated The town is cut off from all communication rvlth the exception of a telephone sta don that has been established at a housetsvo miles from the town Water IttromToadd to the woeS of the sufferersIpmonf6rTt3rm of wind and een day and night The crumblingInmorning in which case more damage ind loss of lives wlt result as a cur rent will be formed between it and the llrst break Mayor Karney telegraphed Gov Tan ocr for 100 tents nni 100 coffins which arrived this evcninj but could not be lot across backwaters of the Wabash from Cypress Junction Some of the Victims The following are among tho known dead aud it is believed that when the ivatcrs subside and tho wrecked dwell lacCountlWashington Calltcott and wife J II Calllco tIYho was lieutenant olodcl of the Twentyninth Illinois the civil war and served in the Mexican war Mrs P Ulakc Paul Ihalcn and three children Wife aud two daughters of Sheriff C R Hullo way of county and two lady visitors whoso names are un known Fred Reinhold and wife Anna Helnhold t Charles Uelnhold Paul Reinhold daugliterJlrs William Thompson wife and tlfree shildrcn Noah Welch wife and son Three prisoner in the county jail tames unknown HollyEWestern Union tele rraph manager Mrs MoCloisij Mrs Mallndu Ureer an aged widow Mrs Ed Flack daughterMrs ClaytonMilton Jcsso Clayton Myrtle Clayton Gertie Clayton Urownio Clayton Frank Morrison V Caroline Spalding Richard Fletcher colored Jane Fletcher colored Mrs Talty v Cora Sherwood Mrs Charles Kopf and live children Paul McAllister colored Ellen McAllister colored Mary McAllister colored Mrs Walter Klnsall Henry ICIng and four children Florence Evans Mrs A A Hathaway Mrs Zach Meier M J Hartnctt editor News Mrs WebbIMr The Fighting Ninth OMAHA Neb April GTllo Ninth United States cavalry colored has been ordered front Nebraska to Fieri fa with full field equipment No reg iment in the service has a better fight ug record The Tenth now in Mon itan also colored is also sold to have been ordered south MIddIeofthe Road Populists Frankfort Ky April4Jo A PopulistStatetoday to meet a local committee of Populists He stated the Populists had decided fo pursue a middleoftheroad policy and were now preparing to put candidates in the field in every district in the State Are you a subscriber to Till BEE You should be u a J 0 Q+ ct WILL WAIT UNTIL WEDNESDAY Then If tho President Don Not Act Con gross Wilt Take Action In the Mutter of Intervention 1V WASIIINOTOX AcS 5After a con fercnce between certain republicans of the house committee on foreign affaIrs rind certain republicans of the senate Cpnunllice onforeign relations with o view to concertedaction the commit tee appointed by the conference of house republicans which had several- meetingsInstfl week decided to pot 1 the meeting of the confer nce which was to have been eld last night until 11 oclock Wednesday morning If It is appar ent at that time that there is to be fur her delay in the transmission of the message the republicans of both the otlse and senate will walt no longer nd action on the tine of tho Forakcr strongrMaine are to be pressed at both ends df the capitol- ANXIETY AT EVERY CAPITAL Strong Desire for Voice Upon tho Iurt ol Nations on Iloth Sides the Rea oNnov April 511 thi liousa of commons yesterdn Michael Davltt niembcr for South Mayo asked if the report concerning thin sletion of the ope as mediator in tho Cuban clif- icuity was true Mr Hal four the gov rnmcnt leader said the government I I liubjoetlOIUtl10 statement details Replying to John Morley who asked whether the government could furnish any Information as to the situation of affairs between Span and the United Slates Mr lialfour said I do not Unow that I can say more than that the question is causing anxiety at every capital On both sides of tho tlantic there Is n very strong desire upon the part of tho governments con to preserve peace and anything we can do will be done SIMPLY A HOLLOW MOCKERY rho Furclil Manner of Carrlng Out the Revocation of tlio ICcronreiitra Lion Onion III Cuba EugeneMayreturned to hishome here Sunday Ills report of tho conditions in the island differs In no essential detail from that of Senators Proctor Thurs Iou Gallingcr and others who have recently spoken and written oh thin lubject Dr May says in addition The recent revocation of the recon peoplotoand have nothing with which to start bad they thestrenth Blanks have been Issued to the starvlng wretches which iro tq bo filled out withrequisitions or wiiatcvcr need and sent llnvraa lot l11 ckeriof it is that the farce ends with sending in time blanks Nothing moro Is ever heard of them THEY RELY ON PROVIDENCE ipunliirdi III Htvini Imiglno 1rovldenc Would live Them Hack What They hove Cast Aside HAVANA April 5 There Is great en thusiasm among the Spaniards here ind thousands of them aro enlisting in the battalions of volunteers The Spaniards say they prefer to Sght wltba great nation than with a smaller one as they would rather die as heroes than live ts cowards They add that Spain las always halt a special Providence in rreat conflicts nail they have coat Jencc that LrovIdc ce will not aban Ion Spain In her defense of justice ind her rights In spite of this seemingly brave show ng many depositor have already with Irawn their money from the Bank of Spain the Ylzcnjru and Oquondu Uona to Iorto ICIro EvenlnlIVorldlated April on bord the Worlds dts jatch boat Triton va Key West which lays The Spanish warships Vizcaya and Jqueudo no longer lie like big watch logs across Havana harbor They are Mi their way to Porto Rico Tho Worlds dispatch boat followed them Friday until this was made certain History of Our New Cruiser LONDON April 4The cruiser which LieutenantCommander Colwell United purchinsedsaturday ind over which ho hoisted the Stars ind Stripes was built by the Thames von works for Pern It was finished luring thu war bstwfean Peru and hl1lnnd tho British government iould not permit it to leave on account f the neutrality law hoisting Machinery for Coal Stations Or tiered CIKVKIAND 0 April 4Tue Brown Hoisting anti Conveying Co has just received an order for hoisting mashin try for four coal stations on the gulf f Mexico two of which will belo sated on the Dry Tortngas The con ract price is 151000 file Hull Flchtorj Have a Quiet Day In Madrid MApntD llrIl4lhero was ou xe iltenicnt in Madrid yesterday after ioon owing principally to tho fact Jiat there was no bull fight Too liusy to Uo to Church preskienilimlvas busily gngaycd Quite a number if executive clerks were also at work luring the tinyt npilna Latest Itesiilve S AlADiitD April 1 pmnAcanrding x the best InCorlD1 lon obtainable to Jay Spain has dotln ely resolved not to majo any further concessions to tlie United States Americans are the most inventive people on earth To them have becn issued ODOOOO patents or more than onethird of all the patents issued in the world No discovery of modern years has been of greater benefit to than Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy or has done more lo relieve pain and lufferiaR I W Vaughn of Oaktown Ky says I have used Chambeilains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family for severI years and find it tp be the best mid I ever used for cramps in the stoWJch and bowels For sale by the StjBernard Drug Store Earlington Den Mortons Gapv George King S Charles a 1 1i5 t powdermowntIalrd further then say other tirsad aDYAIa4KIHIJ POWDER Absolutely Pure SOYA MKINf POWOC CO 51W YOfiK OTHERWISE UNNOTICED Jockey Jim English was probably fatally wounded in a saloon fight atSt Louis Merchants arc seeking to have south ern planters raise a small crop of rot ton this year J1hasto Great Britain Time roof and sixth story of the Cen tral Union block Chicago was burned Sunday loss 873000 a neuvy snow ana windstorm swept over Colorado and the western portion of Kansas Sunday night A Z Chambers a wellknown news ftSundayWjlllam Mearman a patient nt the St Louis hospital committed suicide by taking a disinfectantwFire at Rock lull S C caused a lose JbusinessFred Pruitt of Forest City Ark was fatally Injured at Wynne Ark Sunday evening by being thrown from L tiTimeformed that 20000 Russian troops will thfarA naval reserve has been organized eonjunelionfor home defense Dr W Scott aud John J Hughes oothcitizens of Little Rock Ark fought with revolvers Sunday and both ivcre fatally wounded Ezra Carey died at Towanda Ill jgedDU Ho located in Money Creek township 03 years ago and had lived in the county ever since The steam whaler FrIdtjof has been eXpediIonLaura previously engagedaGen William Booth commanderin TthuoDue opera house at Cleveland 0 Sm laynUnknown miscreants attempted to tvreck tho westbound California pas lengcr train on time Southern Pacific road near Uvalde Tex by placing tics n the trackiM Wehrendorf his three children and sister and brotherinlaw were Irowncd in St Francis river near St Francis Ark Sunday afternoon Their ooat capsized None of time bodies have been recoveredsrho Auxiliary Cruiser Hoard Instructed to Secure Ten More Vessels WASHINGTON April 5Tho navy de partment has sent telegraphic orders to the auxiliary cruiser board at New York to purchase tmmedlatly ten yeslicls for the auxiliary navy These ire to bo between 2003 and 10033 tons burden and the board is directed to possThese vessels aro much larger titan uptoenoughforBrIbed by II ttian Gold HOXQKONO April 5The whole tsunglayamen Chinese foreign oQlcc is charged with being in the pay of Uussia It is asserted that Russia ex pended 10000000 taels In bribery due regarl1lngthe Changi51lareIn Favor of Equal Representation Nrw YORK April ITho New York conference of tho Methodist Episcopal hurch decided in favor of equal rcprc mutation from each annual conference The vote was 118 to 80 Not a Itepljr to SpMs Memorandum MADRID AprIl4Gen Woodford ex plained that the long cipher message which ho received was not a reply to Spains memorandum It referred to other matters THE MA KETSN- awYomucAprIlS 1H- dATTLENallve Steers f i 75 Ol S 49 NFLOUItWlnterWHEATNaS too rj IOU LaDATSNo2eOUKNowMoss II W tu 975 ST LOUIS COTTONMIddling ta UEKVESSteers 35 82 56 hALVESporUOOSFalr to Select S M U 3 2K iHEElFalr to Choice 3 2i U 4 74 Patents 4 70 U 4 n StruUthtMWHEATNO 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If War Come Involving a Question ol Ilunmnlty the President flay Count on tho Moral Support of the General Federation of Women Clubi of the Country CHICAGO April 2Time club women of the country a quarter of a million strong have expressed themselves re garding Cuba in a letter written to resident McKinloy by Mrs Ellen M Uenrotin of president of the general federation of womens clubs The letter follows 183MILot embr which number In membership 1823 clubs and uDlted membefllhlp 01lodlvldualswomen as members Massachusetts and Illlnoti J latterithbers ot the stato federation It Is estimated that the general federation has over 250000 women In membersblp- Tbemembeuor the general federation would condemn a war which was undertaken foragAcrandlzcment or for territorial e federation Is founded on the principle of fra rnity nnd reciprocity but Its members recog nize the fact that this nation In the vanguard of all republics must stand alone fur the use of humanity for the cause of the eak ai against the strong for the right as against might We feel tha OU represent this cause Therefore CadSom and your devotion to Ute highest good o Ibis dear country of ours While most of the members of tho federation poltlIcsar will fall the heaviest for we must give ow- nsio and must durlnz and after the war help 10 repair the ravages and losses and mltlgnte o suffering which such a terrible ovenS must bring In Its train Theref orowe have Dost right In an expression of our opinion We pledge you while It li a question of humanity mh mh supparloflsI am with sontlomH of the highest coaslJ ration truly yours JILI1f 5iresident of the Qonsral F ens Club3 To tho President of tha Cnltel Slalom WILL BE READY IN AMPLE TIME Important Announcement of tbo Chief Architect of the TrnniinUiUilppl Ex position at Omaha Neb OiUllA Neb April 4Time an nouncement was made yesterday upon authority of the chief architects of the rransmlslssippl exposition that all ionslructlon ivorkwlU bo finished in time for tho installation of ex ibits and the perfection of concessions by the opening day Juno 1 readyCorOne arts building and tho Immense structure which the United States government is building On tho latter tho staff work is nearly done and the domes receiving the finishing touches Tho onccssionalrcs are pushing construction work as are the various itates I50twhich are erecting buildSt ugsJsays the Empire state has made an ample ap- proprIation which will enable the state ommlsslon of which Chaunccy M Dopew and Dr Seward Webb are the leading spirits to make a large state ixhlblt The governor of Indiana has appointed a state commission which will prepare a state exhibit Ohio Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island and other eastern states are ur anglng for state exhibits renceful Advice by the Continental Ionors speflalrertlser says Time advise of the con Inental powers and of haute finance lo Spain continues pacific In usually veil informed quarters hero there is in increasing expectation of conces lions on tho part of Spain which will Oring about a peaceful solution of the tholJvubun Strength Among llouio Hepubll cans 1Itepresentadye republican conference which will to lay press time president for immediate ictlon says that a canvass of time re publicans of the house shows 107 of hem will insist upon the complete and absolute independence of Cub Should Tnijr for the Louvenlon of the Hpunlh Heart MADRID April 41rom all time pul pits in Madrid ye3terday the priests read a letter from tho bishop of the iiozcse announcing that lie considered war to bo Imminent nd ordering prayers for the success of the Spanish ems Senator Quay Resolution WASHINGTON April 2Senator Quay yesterday offered a resolution in the following terms That the commit tee on foreign relations bo and is ncreby instructed to report on or be tom the 5th Inst abill for the recog nition of the republic of Cuba It went over under the rule Received no Instructions from Rome WASUuraxdN1 April 2 Concerning Madrid bulletin that the pope Is exer rising pacific influences the papal dole rate Mgr Martlnelli has received no Instructions and has taken no action Onljr a Formal Affitlr MADRID1 April 4The demonstra lion yesterday afternoon passed off very qu indeed and was only a formal affair Many Wouldbe Warriors Frankfort Ky April tThofollowing statement was given out from Gov Bradleys office tonight Numerous letters are being re ceived by the Governor from va rious persons asking for commis sions in case of war with Spain It is utterly impossible for the Gov themtandhedeliires publitby the press Subscribe for THE BEE A No Cripe lgotrubofonedlIugarcotod pieces are not In It with Howls Easy In uka Hoods IIupCS MassVoDR MENDENHALLS IMPROVED cu AI mn cm 4tltio 0 OUAIUNTEED TO COHB CHILLS AND FEVER Koc4genuinesignature otJ O Mendenball Price 50 cants at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY BY T O MEIVOIQIVHAIJU EVANSVILLE IND Sold by George King Si Charles Ky- rabtree Coal Mining Company K entuckyllinois I Central 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bar ached 225932219 There T is ndilnnB small about Uncle Sams pocket book MR E E GUFF has resigned the position of Assistant Secretary of State to take the place of Chief Deputy Surveyor of the the Louis Ville port and Prof E E Wood of Whitley County has been ap pointed in his stead THERE were only 52 business failures in Kentucky for the first quarter of 1898 as against 77 for the first quarter of 1897 The fail ures for the whole country are fewer than they have been for four years and Kentucky shows a very healthy decrease j t ij r OLD naval authorities arc unable to see where Spains coal supply fwill come from in case of war 1 coal is contraband of war and the jf Spanish fleet will be unable to obtain it in neutral ports Our navy would have an easy task taking coal shipped to Cuba THERE is an available cash bal ahce in the Kentucky treasury of 275000 and the State officials say that if an extra session of the legislature should be called for the purpose of making a war ap s propriation there would be no difficulty in meeting it BRANN the editor of a black guard newspaper published at rjaco Texas IS dead as the result of L a street duel brought on by his vil lianous attacks on the names and character of the people of that place The man sowed violence and discord not only there but broad cast throughout this country andhe j has reaped destruction Another probably fatal encounter has oc curred at Dallasthe outcome of the first tragedy There was but one Urann and his influence for evil cannot survive to any great extent Y His paper of big circulation and degrading tendencies cannot retain his personality its whole charm to rthose who read it Our Militia HY Col Jno B Castleman of I Louisville has expressed the be Iief that the number of volunteers in Kentucky available on the call4 tof the Governor within a reason able time would amount to 200 10O0 There are now available 41400 militiamen in the State equipped and ready for immediate service The total appropriation for the support of the militia of the country is 400000 and Kentucky p gets 11000 of this enough to properly equip some 200 men Col Castltunan has recommended an increase of the appropriation to 1000000 which would give Kentucky 28000 and Congress man Evans has assured him that the committee would recommend Sri appropriation of a million dol lars Sunday Sermons on War The sentiment of the leaders of the Christian world with reference 10 the impendieg war is expressed in the utterances of three eminent churchm n in their last Sunday sermons These are President Patton of Princeton University Episcopal Bishop William Law rcince of Boston and Cardinal Gibbons of Baltimore President Patton said in part I am sure that I am speaking for you when I say that tbe President of the United States deserves tbe gratitude of the nation for bis manly course in these nego tiations He lias borne himself with quiet dignity and his patient calm judgment and unswerving desire for peace are worthy of the highest praise and have won for him the confidence of all calm peaclov Ing and soberminded men May God Ijy his band upon the feverish pulse of the nation May the Governments of these two nations be not driven to undertake a war that rnu t pot only threaten bank ruptcy asd revolution and possibly a worse calamity loSpaJn but lie costly beyond expression in the sacrifice of blood and treasure to tho American people Bishop Lawrence gave utterance to the following sober and patriotic words 1C war must come let it come but be fore it comes let us strain every nerve for peacewas behooves a Christian nation The point is not whether by diplomacy by conciliation by conference by any means except war ihe object which this nation in its sober judgment and not in excitement believes it should attain can be attained by peace What boots it a few days or weeks provided this nation stands before the world and before God as having exhausted every means for a peaceful set tlerrient before a resort to arms a w We thank God that be who stands at the bead of the nation the representative American has shown himself to be strong selfrestrained and a lover of peace He has bad grave judgments to make and he has made them as if the Prince of Peace stood before him lie has the facts and he can well be trusted by Congress ana by the people in his own time to act upon themCardinal Gibbons made a plea for peace in these words On this day when we commemorate the entrance ol the God of peace into erusa aim let us implore Him that He will so guide the minds and hearlsof the President and Congress that He will so direct the counsels of Spain that lie may inspire both nations with a happy solution to the problem which confronts usa solution honorable to both nationsso that the clouds of war may be dispelled and the blessings of heavenly peace may he preserved to the nation II These great and good and pa triotic men do not advocate peace at any price but peace if possible with honor war if it must come Their expressions prove their strong confidence in the President and their endorsement of the course he has pursued The Joys of Spring L A W Bulletin to Tis the welcome April shower Twill amake tbe sweet may flower So runs the old song but alasl the sweet May flower is not all that will be awakened by the April shower There are thousands of miles of poorlymadesadlydrained soft clay country roads How does the April shower affect them Tis the dreaded April Hood Filling all the roads with mud may sound less poetic and sentimental but it comes nearer hitting the bullseye of a truth From nearly every state in the Union come reports of impassable high ways King Mud is in control of the public roads and he either entirely prohibits the public from us ing them or he lays a heavy toll on all who do To Tennyson lines In tbe a livelier iris changes on Ihe- burnished dove In the spring a young mans fancy lightly turns to thoughts of love might very truthfully be added In the spring the rain descending fills the road with mire and muck Till the highways only suited to the web feet of the duck It is a nice day overhead Yes but its very bad under foot is the substance of many a greeting during the glad days of spring Everybody agrees that spring might be the nicest season of the year but as a matter of fact the going is always a source of real distress There is a sea of mud between us and every charm of lane and field With good hard smooth well drained highways it would be great joy to go about and observe the matchless beauties of e pring butHow often oh how often is the charm of earth and sky al highwaysfilled Spring spring gentle spring so fresh so sweet so wet The air is very soft but obi tbe roads are softer yet Tbe woods and fields without a doubt are gay with bloom and bud But no one ever sees em cause the roads are full of mud What can we do about it We can keep everlastingly hammering away individually and collectively socially and politically Roads in many parts of the country are better than they used to be and sometime they will be better than they are now We want good roads IS DREYFUS DEAD A Rumor that the Persecuted French Soldier has Suc cumbed Paris April 5A rumor was current here today that Alfred Dreyfus the former captain of ar tillery who was sentenced to im prisonment for me for betraying im portant artillery secrets to a foreign power is dead He was under going imprisonment on Devils Is land off the coast of French Guiana The colonial office however has no information on the subject GUNS IEFT TO SPAIN Caps of Maine Turrets Could Not Be Moved Without Dyna mite Copyright 1898 James Gordon Bennett Key West Fla April sSpec- ialWhen Lieutenant Comman der Wamwright left Havana harbor yesterday afternoon the tat tered flag that has blown from the battleshipMaine hauled down and the Maine went out of commission with the depar ture of the last ot her surviving of ficers The entir outfit of Ameri can wrecking apparatus cleared soon afterward Wreckers succeeded in saving the breechlocks of the big 10 inch guns of the Maine but the guns themselves will probably never be recovered prohibition of the use of dynamite having made it impossible to remove the caps of the big turrets so as to get at the guns AS TO THEMESSAGE RID NOT GO TO CONGRESS YESTERDAY Probably Delayed by Necessity of Getting Americans out of Cuba informationIby telegraph yesterday afternoon inquiring whether the Presidents message would he submitted to Congress and whether it could be furnished for todays issue The following special was received in replySt Louis Mo April6Spec ial to Tim JJEFNaw probable President McKiuley will not send his message on the Cuban question to Congress today or ifso it will be sent late The reason for fur ther dehy is not definitely known but it is either on account of Spain agreeing to an armistice or be cause General Lee may have made representations to the administration that it would be impossible to get Americans out of Cuba by time limit Confederates Want to Fight Morganfield Ky April 4 Adams Johnson Camp No 1008 United Order Confederate Veterans met here in annual sessin today and decided to offer their services in the event war was declared with Spain TO CLOSE Consul General Lee Ready to Quit Havana Has Notified All Americans that They are to Leave Cuba at Once Havana April 5For some generallyheldthat Consul General Lee will close the American consulate Thursday turning the affairs over to British Consul Collan Americans have been notified from the consulate that they are to leave at once The Mascotte will tomorrow carry the largest list of passengers ever known The boats law limit will be exceeded by probably fifty and from 250 to 350 will go A request was cabled today for two extra boats and the Olivette will be here Thursday accom panied probably by the Florida These will carry from 500 to 600 between them Besides these there arc the Fern Mangrove and Bache These will be retained for Gen Lee and the attaches of the Consulate the newspaper correspondents and a few native born Americans who arc actual residents hereThe Orizaba will carry a full quota of passengers when she leaves tomorrow evening so that the next two days will not see less than 1000 leaving Havana for American shores Another thou sand will go before Sunday if pos sible GRADES IN NAVY AND ARMY How the Officers Rank in the Two Branches of the Service The following interesting and timely bit of information with whichcomparatively few people are familiar is taken from the Courier Journal anti is a portion of an interview with Lieutenant- H S Whipple of the Seventh Cavalry U S A given for the purpose of presenting in a pleasant way information very easily acces inqnirebutLieut Whipple was asked to explain the difference in grades between army and naval officers First of all he said the President of the United States it Commandern Chief of tbe army and navy and of the militia of the various States when in the service of the United States Then tbe Secretary of War controls the army as the Secretary of Ibe Navy controls the navyAfter these come the following officers in tbe army and navy The grades in the respective branches of the service are as followsARMY NAVY Major General Rear Admiral Brigadier General Commodore CaptainLieutenant Major Lieut Commander Captain Lieutenant First Lieutenant Lieut Junior Grade Second Lieutenant Ensign Besides these said Lieut Whipple cadets after leaving Annapolis are re quired to cruise two years as warrant offi cers or cadet midshipmen At tbe endof these two years they are given a second ex amination and are commissioned as en signs so that in reality a course at the United States naval academy takes six years while that in the army takes only four years WATER BOUND Sturgis and Casey ville Suffering From the Flood Sturgis Ky April 5Sturgis practically sits on1 an island being entirely surrounded by the flood from the Ohio and Treadwater and business in consequence has been cut off from the surrounding terri toryEllis Hearin an old farmer was rescued from drowning while at tempting to ford the oldrailroad bedAt Caseyville the whole town is hassus1pended iaIJ vrt 4 Conductors Story A Friend Put Him on tho Track to Good Health Had Boon Laid Up for Two Months with Dizzy Spells II I have bad a stomach trouble for the past three years and last winter I was BO that I could not work for over two months I would have dizzy spells when I could not get out of bed and when I was lying down It seemed as though there was a hard lump in my stomach The medicines given me afforded relief only for a time A friend advised mo to try Hoods Sarsaparllla which I did and after taking six bottles I am glad to say I never felt better in my life I do not havo any dizzy Spoils nnddp not feel tho lump In my stomach 7s JACKSON Passenger Conductor P C C and St Louis Ry 429 19th St Louisville Kentucky Hood S Sarsa parillaI- sthe bestIn tact tuft One True Blood Purifier Insist upon HOODS take no substitute aro ntlcV1l1d cflec HOOu S PIIS Uvo All drugi s = SIX SHIPS TO HAVANA Fleet Goes to Bring Americans From Cuba PREPARING FOR A CONFLICT Washington April 5The United States government has dispatched a fleet of six vessels to Havana to transport Consul General Lee and all the United States consular of ficers together with all Americans now in Havana and vicinity who desire to leave the island of Cuba The names of the vessels are the Bachc the Fern and the Mangrove all government tenders the Oli vette and the Mascotte of the steamshipCitybeen chartered and form a part of this fleet In addition to these vessels Con sul General Lee is authorized to charter as many other merchant vessels now lying in Havana harbor as he may deem necessary for the safe transport American citizens The safety of Gen Lee our consus and other Americans in Cuba is a matter of concern to the state de partment but advices from Gen Lee indicate that this would take some time and apparently showed that he did not share fully in the apprehension felt hereR- ESTRICTIONS REMOVED Americans flay Leave Havana Without the Usual Health Certificate Washington April 5 In response to representations received from Gen Lee the Treasury Department has telegraphed to Dr Brunner the Quarantine Officer at Havana directing him to permit all Americans who desire to do so to leave Havanna without certifi cates or examinations Onthe Ar rival of the vessel at the Florida coast with Americans from Cuba an examination will be made and the vessel will be held until it is determined that there is no disease onboardThe Department has received a dispatch from Consul General Lee saying that in case of war is declared he will not be able to get the American citizens out of Cuba before Sunday next A Republican member of the Foreign Affairs Committee says that the delay asked for by Gen Lee to get the Americans off the islands he understands will not entail a delay in the transmission of the Presidents message to Congress and a prominent Republican member of the House said this afternoon that so far as the admin istration is concerned no delay is desired beyond today for the transmission of the message IIIf Gen Lee believes that the safety of Americans in Havana will be imperilled we must wait We can not be responsible for a massacre But the fact that Gen Lee fears the possibility of such a thing shows the kind of people we are dealing with EVEN JINGOES WILL BE SATISFIED I The Message Will Completely Cover the Cuban Situation Washington April sCon gressman ijugh today said I am satisfied from a personal con ference with the president that his message will be a dignified and couragous arrangement of Spanish misrule in the island of Cuba and which will satisfy the immediate expectations of the people and will go down in history as a complete justification of the war which now seems to be inevitable I believe it will be a complete reply to the jingoism of those who have been disposed to impatiently criticise his course II DOWN IN THE MINES Mr J B Atkinson is away on a business trip in the South Mr Lee Salmon of Crab tree mines who has been quite sick is now belter and able to visit relatives here A large tow of barges loaded with coal passed down the Ohio River last week bound for southern points Last Friday while passing over the falls at Louisville ten coal boats and two barges with 62500 bushels of coal were sunk Strange to say while the miners hero generally favor armed intervention in be half of Cuba few of them feel anxious or willing to enlist The St Bernard will soon have a new building erected around the big compressor lately purchased George Farnsworth will have charge of the brick work Foreman Toombs is now makrng quite a number of improvements on several of the St Bernard Cos buildings and has quite a lot of work of kind on hand Dan W Umstead says they have experienced considerable trouble with water in the mines during the last few weeks caused by tbe excessive rains hut he thinks that the worst is now overtThe Empire Coal Co is now dotha 1t RobInsonadministration at Washington to believe theDingleySenator Elkins of West Virginia ubo is largely interested in the mining Interest fortbeof money for their aid and tbe relief of suffering on the island Several boys at the new South Diamond mine one day last week attempted to Create a small boy of Mr Pat Blair who works near them in the mine and the remit was Joollfighlwas threatened hamsIcyensuing year of the Cooyeraiive Coal Co and while the election of directors and while the election of directors and oilier thereisWilkesbarrlPaperiod The Sugar Notch colliery will be worked lit intervals Other companies are ReadingStjomakin Pa began working three quar ers time this week A Sioux Falls S D dispatch says that squaremilesface was found by prospectors in the west ern part of the state last week It shows indications of having smouldered for years Sulphurous fumes attracted the prospectors who gave tbe subterranean fire a careful examination Coal was found in unlimited quantities The anthracite coal interests have prac productionduringesl output iccdmmcnded for some years agreementthatuous efforts to avoid if possible recurrence anindicationat the present lime Bradslreets Belleville tIIApnllTbe coal miners of this turned out in lull force this afternoon to celebrate the successful issue of their last strike for better wages A grand parade was a feature of the occasion policeforceand tbe members of the City Council also marched with the miners After the parade byGeorgeGreen Thomas Smith and Hans Swarlz of Belleville Cleveland 0 April rWork was sus pended today in all the coal mines in Ibe Ohio district The cause is the fact that the to per cent increase in wages agreed upon between the miners and mine operat yetbeenmines The operators say they have not yet had time to make all the readjustments necessary becausstof the new wage scale A number of them have gone to the mines from this city to hasten matters and tbe utmost confidence is expressed that the matter will be straightened out by the mid fisTerre Haute led April ITbe In meetingstofor the year beginning today under which they will receive an advance of loc a ton At Brazil National President Ratchford of the United Mine Workers was the speaker and at LInton Thomas Davis editor of the United Mine Workers Journal was on tbe programme It is un derstood by both operators and miners that there is tobo a suspension until tbeI Tbeindustriesin an extra supply in anticipation of an ad vance in the price of at least 150 after the coal hereafter mined goes on tbe market mattershavesupplantingIt would seem from a report just submitted by the new chief of the Pennsylvania Bureau of Mines that this contention is true to a certain extent In his report the author ity quoted asserts that the production of soft coal in the state is steadily increasing while the output of anthracite is as steadily de creasing horn which it must be concluded that the cheaper fuel is being substituted for the dearer In 1897 tbe production of bard coal fell off from 1896 1126976 gross tons while bituminous production increased 4500616 net tons in spite of tbe prolonged strike in the western part of the state Un doubtedly tbe production would have been considerably larger the report says but for strikes The chief says there are too many mines and too many miners so that the suffering of the miners is not due so much to tbe wages paid as to tbe inability to get sufficient days of work Bradstreels Brazil Ind April zThe celebration by the miners of the inauguration of the eighthour day which takes effect hire to day was the greatest demonstration ever witnessed in this county Fully 5000 miners participated in the exercises The parade was over two miles long As a ball large enough to accommodate tbe crowds could not be secured a speakers stand was erected in Hendrix Grove M D Katchford president of the United Mine Workers of America delivered tbe principal address His remerks were patriotic He admonished the miners to stand by America in case of war and was applauded vigorously notwith standing a large majority of the miners present were foreigners Mr Ratchford said that trades unions were formed for the protection of laboring men and not for the purpose of having fight employers He spoke in commendable terms of the eighthour day movement and said the miners should aid other labor workinghoursThe principal streets of the city were profusely decorated with the nations colors and occasionally a Cuban flag floated from a window When this met the eyes of the miners they cheered voclf erlously E S Holiday of this city also ad dresssed the convention A large banner was carried in the parade on which was inscribed M D Katchford Next Presi dent of the American Federation of La bor Wasting in Children din be overcome in almost all cases by the use of Scotts Emulsion of CodLiver Oil and the phites of Lime and Soda While it is a scientific fact that codliver oil is the most digestible oil in ex istencc IZIL SCOTT S EMULSION It is not only palatable but it is readyforsystem It is also combined with the hypophosphitcswhich supply a not only bodybutfor and will buildup the when its ordinary food does not supply proper nourishment Dt sure you get SCOTTS Emulsion See that tic man and tub ate onthe wrapper All drugglits joe ndroo SCOTT ft DOW I Chemlitj New York r MOOD1 MEETING Union Tabernacle Crowded Nightly with Thousands of Hearers FINE WORK BY THE CHOIR Other Notes of News from Hop kinsvllie and Christian County COMPULSORY VACCINATION1 OKDEKEO sEvnnellslDwiGhttraced meeting at Union Tabernacle here today lie preached to 1500 people this morning his subject being Gods Grace- Fully 4000 heard bis sermon on The New Birth lunight During the next two days bo will preach exclusively on the functions of the Holy Spirit His dis course tonight was directed especially to sinners There were several conversions This is Mr Moodys first visit here and great interest is being manifested Peo plo are flocking Iwo from all over South bigtabernaclemodate all who wish to hr be noted di vine He will remain h ten days The services begin wit song service tt 10 a m and 7 p m large choir of drilled singers under Ihe direction of Prof Harry Maxwell loads the singing Severely Injured llopkinsville Ky April 3Beatrice MnyHU01pbrrspassing by the yard today The animal sprang on the child knocked her down and bit her several times Mrs Ruin phrey attractrd by the little girls frightened screams ran toward her and threw a knifestruckThe mother grabbed the child from the vicious animal but as she ran to the house the do again sprang on the child and burled its teeth in her flesh The girl is perhaps fatally injured It is believed that the dog was mad and it is said to have bitten several other dogs LATERIt has been found that the dog was not rabid and the physicians bellve the little girl will recover Compultory Vaccination Vaccination is being done by order of the City Council thoroughly done The Mayor has been authorized lo employ physicians lo vaccinate all who are not penaltyforordinance is a fine of Ss to ho If the smallpox comes llopkinsville will be ready Child Burned to Death Hopkinsville Ky March 31The six yearold daughter of Robert Dunning of Empire this county was burned to death last evening Her clothes caught from an open grate In an effort to extinguish the badlyburnedStable Durned Mr I C McKnight a prominent farmer of Garrettsburg lost his stable and con tents by fire SUDdarThe building and some 300 harness farm implements etc were destroyed The total loss is placed at 1500 This is one of a number of fires he has suffered during the past few years Thos Wooten was acquitted last Friday- of the charge of killing W T Orame appolnleddeputyunder constable Frank Rives Tho city officials are after vagrants sharply and will not tolerate them These found will be given a healthy term in the work house A new time card is In effect on tbe Illinois Central Hail road The morning train now leaves at 650 and the afternoon train at a 40 A gold watch was taken by a thief from tbe home of Mr and Mrf W W John son of Kelly while they were absent last Saturday pigbt Entrance was gained through a rear window Mr j r Wells of Mublenberg County and Miss Ida Putman of North Christian wcre married at the home of the brides father Mr W H Pulman Sunday Mr Walter Armstrong and Miss Vivian Clark of North Christian were married Sunday afternoon at the home of the brides parents near Crofton Rev W H McCbord officiated The languor so common at this season is due to impoverished blood Hoods Sarsaparilla cures it by enriching the blood Iron Hill Items We are having some fine weather at presentDick Kemp of Farmersvillo visited his brother in Crillenden Sunday George Kemp went to Marion Monday Bud Simpson and Colby Ogilsby went to Marion Tuesday Oats and wheat look fine Alex Guess and son passed through this vicinity Friday Mrs M E Towery and granddaughter visiten in Caldwell Saturday Piney creek is level with her banks and still rising The Marion road is nearly impassible on account of of high water Very few bogs are being fed for the market in this section JohnDecknerSaturdaySome Ibe Democrats that own large theydontbands but they will put out a little to bacco and try to take care of their wheat To Cure Constipation Forever ZoIfSt Charles News Mr Jno B Atkinson of Karllngton was in town Saturday Mr and Mrs Henry West returned last Sunday from a visit to relatives in Hop kin svllle Mrs Chas Hewletle is visiting friends at Madisonville this week Taylor Cranor of the country was in city Saturday Geo Faull wife and son visited in Madi sonville Saturday- Dr Gooch of Empire was here Satur day Jno Robinson went to Madisonville on business one day last week Will Goldsworthy of Empire is visiting relatives here this week 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Springfield lastThursdaytlieriinlends making her future lionrc LitMr Clint Desmorc and family citizensfordiana to make their future home farming t resulartraveler S blltiswhen he can use his bicycle hack and forth oothridgepcdestrians I soles upon the most substantial 4 footbridge in the country GeorgeFarnsworthand William Radford are laying brick sidewalks in Logtown thereby en abling the inhabitants of that pailvof the city to take their feet the miry clay 1 t Several residences and business I houses were fully equipped with clandestine lights by our head 1 jelectricians Messrs White and gentlemen clim poles anti made connections several days last week loA4 the St Bernard drug store last siS5j Gap is treating the exterior to a vnew coat of paint When he com ofILI fifty per cent i Key Morgan of the regular wII pointment last Saturday night preaching at the home of Mr John I Franklin The meeting was well attended and great interest mani fested during the services Rev CC Hall of the M E church tackled the sinners of this place Sunday and Sunday night exhorting them to break off the ahaekles of sin and flee the coming ii thIpointed out to the transgressors ofI that vicinity their alarming prox t imityto perpetual fireCti Spring weather has developed the athletic spirit in some of the big boys of the town The game of casting the disc a ball and chain that belongs to the rock pile has been indulged in by William McCarley Wash Etheridge I Henry Bourland and other young men about town John Twyman holds the record Beautiful notices arc out an nouncing the Easter services con ducted by Madisonville Command cry No 27 Knights Templar at the Methodist Episcopal Church fiSundaywill deliver the addrecs services beginning at n oclock a hi Din ner at Hotel Lucile to Knights and ladies c- e 1IStockholders Meeting The annual meeting of the stockholders of the St Bernard Coal Company will be held in the gen eral offices of the company at Earl Ky Wednesday April Jr2otiI 1898tSecretary Oatherlng of Teachers At Hanson there are a number of young teachers in Prin McCulleys training classes Tuition and board most reasonable In the college to be establiEhed there next fall tuition will be free Only a limo ited number can be enrolled the earlyIE MCCUILEY A M- Hanson Ky Vandalism Somebodys boy or boys have been guilly of a species of vandal ism in connection with the boats on Loch Mary that is growing ksome to the owners of tint prop erty injured misused urnl destroyed by them M McCord Henry McDowell and Dock Williams own a boat upon which they have spent sevetal dollars for lucks which have been repeatedly broken by these chaps who were bad oft fora ride and who do no regard the propel tv rights ofothers The locks on tlll boats owned by Companyhacboats sunk in the shallow water and otherwise badly abused For the information of the boys or men who have been guilty of this vandalism allclas a timely warning THE BER states that the owners of the property in ques tion arc making complaints and assert that it the offenders arc caught they shall suffer tho penalty prescribed by law Better quit now while times are goodbBeware of Ointments For Catanh lhat Contain Mercury- as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange ihn whole i system when entering It through the mu I cous surfaces Such articles should never be ruaedut fabtepossibtyderivemanufactured by F J Cheney Co Tofledo 0 contains no mercuryand Is Internally acting pirectly upon ihe blood and mucous surfaces of the system In bating HaUtf Catarrh Cure bo sure you ge m liadeCo Testimonials freepliilaltsA Paneful Ending The juvenile devotees of base b stalld V si gzeball improvised from a superan conductingIall went well until one of the crack batters toed the mark and sent a wild ball soaring through the window into Dr Mothersheads drug store The buys disappeared by magic and when an investigating committee with pendent eyes emerged from the drtiggcry three seconds latter but three of the multitude were visible These entered plea of guilty and anted up the alue of a new pane of glass since which time base ball goes a begSg ing How to Look Good Good looks are really more than skin deep depending entirely on a healthy con dition of all the vital organs It the liver is inactive you have a bilious look if lour stomach it disordered you have a dys peptic look if your kidneys are affected you have a pinched look Secure good roldloolesnative and Tonic Acts directly on Ihe omacli liver sand kidneys purifies the blood cures pimples blotches and boils IveryboUleDrugstore 50 cents per botll Will Begin a Meeting Rev C C Hall pastor of the Methodist suestsill begin a series ol meetings next Sunday the nth instant And he extends a special invitation to all Christian people to assist in the meetingqAn Enterprising Druggist There are few men more wide awake and enterprising than the St Bernard who spare no pains to secure the best of everything in their line for iheir many cus tomers They now have the valuable agency for Dr lings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds This is huchmany startling cures It absolutely cures AMhma Bronchitis Hoarseness and alt iIallbottle free or a regular size for 50 cents andloo Guaranteed to cure or price refunded Kentucky Horses Mr no T Barnett visited horse s baiesbought a half dozen Bluegrass horses for Barnett Arnolds new stable Mr D ft Guest of Princeton and other gentlemen from that section bought horses and all were shipped together I beard of Dr Dells Pine Tar Honey and seeing many recommendations from different persons of its wonderful valuable merits I thought I would try a bottle I have been seriously affected for twenty ve years with a cough and pains in m ide and breast that were causing me a miserable life I spent Hundreds of dol lars with doctors and for medicine but everything failed until I hound this won derful remedy It beats the world and bas saved my life I recommend Dr Belts Pine Tar Honey to everybody with weak luncsy It is a great success J B R Grntsburg III For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Geo King St charles Mrs Browder Myers has gone to Nashville where she and Mr Myers will make their home lor he present at least Browders throughrun as baggageman did not permit his being at home at Earlington hence the change Mrs Myers will be much missed She was prominent in church Christian Endeavor and temper ance work OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN GOLD We wilt pay Ono Hundred Dollar In Gold tot ay and every case of coach and cold where OttSpruceofIwttaUoaaSold by SJ Bernard Drug Store cSS ANDY CATHARTIC 2i 1 j CURE CONSTIPATION lot ALL iI S DRUGGISTS any taBOOr Uoniltard are the Illeal Laze UTELy UIMTEBDM JTlp or tint tauNe tiatnrahruuhts barn c da i4 booklet trte J4 STERJJ O BEMKDY SSS tU ChlenoltoatreJU- p Can orKen Tork tit tI V THE ROME GUARD Company E Kentucky Slate Guard at flndlsonvllle Get ting ReadyI New Members to be Enlisted and New Arms ComingFor Members of Company Ef Ken v tt Vhiflereadiness for service if the call shouldcome A dozen members whose tulle expired last wee rfc enlisted and have entered for an other three years service With the prospect of possible action a number of young men have been pdoare to he sent to the frontwasCapt Bnrchficld received instructions some days ago from Col T J Smith commanding the regiment to recruit his company p to eighty but the Captain has andidcnew men before making any enlistments He has now made an au thorizedrequisition on the State for the and accout hadernentsandurnisiicdproniptlyThe company is being drilled regularlyand put in excellent ormOhonday said The state arsenal was the scene of war nicteartment an ominous supply of Run en atment blanks 20000 cartridges and o ther military accoutrements for the more complete equipment of the state guard In cfflcial circles It is stated that this is merely an annual replenishing of the ates war department but there is little reason to doubt tbat it is being done to a reatenextent because of the prospect of arHNeeded Bracing Up I was feeling very much run down anL t atakingstronger and better My appetite returned and I gained in weight When the yellow fever broke out I did not take it although l folandMocds Pills cure all liver ills Mailed for 250 by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass Sunrise Meeting A cordial invitation is extended to our citizens to attend a Sunrise Easter service to be held in the Hall at 630 a in next unday April loth under auspices of the Union Society of Young Peoples Society of Christian Endeavor Mrs A Invcen residing at 720 Henry S n whhalismlored for It nearly the whole of the lime byfriendsbut received no relief She then used one a B thalmTins is published at her request as she wants others similarly afflicted to know what cured her 35 ando cent sizes for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earling t b IIIrisonJohn Twyman finished tile home tretch upon the Masonic goat last riday night and is now a lull fledged brother ofthc Mystic Tie Thp lodge has been vorkMlike for knastuent occurrence and several victimsarc yet on the stringSi Two years ago R J Warren n druggist at Pleasant Urook N Y bought a small supply of Chamberlains Cough Remedy t l CoimeHemetJyisof communities Where ever COURhRemedynothing else 35 and 50 cent bottles fovea EarlillRlonGeoMortons GapTSpring improvements arc upon us with the opening of spring heingbuiltAtkinsons residence the St Bernard Drug Store has been given a new plate glass front pavement etc and the spirit of renovation and improvement prevails EverYbody Bays So Tnutand positively on liver and towels entire system dispel colds euro headache fever habitual constipatlo- an1 biliousness Please buy and try II b- eofCOCtodaYIO23 Wceats toIlac to cure by druggists Accordeorrs were invented in 1829 by Mr Damain of Vienna and a single German firm now manufactures over 17000 a year Better Thin A Klondike fold Mine tWhen2ic In a bottle ot Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Bat cant the returns are crreater than a halt Interest I bnylOeSheaItLiSold by St Bernard Drug Store The Twentyfirst Regiment Na tional Guards at Saratoga N Y have been kept m readiness with a train of cars waiting to move them at once when needed Whether its a stubborn cold or just a sniffle YOU can cure it for good with Dr famousremedyof consumption and bring the color of byStRing St Charles Miss Clara Barton the Red Cross angel has returned to Cubit on her mission of mercy carrying further relief to destitute reconcentrados Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve intbe world for Cut Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains pCIitvely guaranteed to live perfect satisfaction rr money refunded Prcn 350 per box iron Sale by 51 Hernard Drn rili ra Dont fail to see J E Toolo In Rlhinetohlgilt1be = Prices 35 and 50 c 4 fJ CATARRH SIX YEARS Grew Rapidly WorseDoctors Did No Good Mrs Adim Slaals Mrquon Wis In recent letter to Dr Harstnan writes f- ten write ibis lut because of my saympatbyfor the eniug people six years I suffered with chronic catarrh ea I caught I would have a severe spell ot sickness I used different catarrh medicines and the doctors onlytemporarydition became very bad I could not speaL aloud I had a terrible cough profuse ex toratlon and frequently spit blood ht sweats and extreme emaciation I sure I must die consumption The catarrh seemed to have spread all over m V body my head throat nose bladdcrvand womb At this time I received n book concerning Peruna I immediately wrote to Dr Hartman who prescribed Peruna Manalin I followed his directions ctly I began to improve with the first bottle and during the time that I took Ihe medicines I gained twenty pounds I feel leelIit not been for Dr Hartmans agit medicine DrHartm3nsPerunaDrugio Easter Flowers Mr W S McGary will have a EasterThey noon at 4 oclock See him The Debating Society A lively interest is being mani societyMeetings 7 AssemblyHallextended to all who are inter Iest bAssemblyI oclock next Tuesday evening A comeThelows Recitation Lizzie DeauseQuartetteRecitation Evans QuartetteDebate Resolved that novel reading produces greater moral injury than benefit Te HdCHallAdjournmentThe last Tuesday night RellolvedThatC HjWhIteE negativeA for the theJudges ei CiclyrrhenlImatldMockSoldSold by St Bernard Drug Store Mr WO Laffoon of the Fox school house vicinity paid this ice a pleasant call last Monday r Laffoon is a prosperous well andisded TilE BEE office a short time resultinginof this paper for it made them everyone BERleavcrs at once me again Mr Laffoon the w force will ever remember you as a bully fellow Three hundred naval recruits have gone from Galveston Tex to Norfolk Va i AttarTog act ie lull of lire nerve anti vigor take NoTo menItronrrteed Booklet and sample free Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or New York lasttleclaredready for act- ionCASTOR I AFor Infants and Children he Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the J Slgnntureof 0 LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS oyebeAnd that reminds us by the by Theres just one rngincear L A W Uullelln A business call was the cause of fore HopkinsvllleThe wire of Mr Urowdcr Myers left for Nashville last week where they have taken up their residence for the present Washouts on the H 1 II caused trains No or and 92 la be discontinued aJairbeenTrain robbers made a mistake last week and held up a freight train instead of a passenger train as they intended and the result was a water haul The L N company by great care and quick work kept all trains moving on t altbonglta e them much trouble The ladies of the W C T Oof this place feel very much elated in their good work since the enrolling in their order of a popularyoung 1 engineer he being an honorary member of the same A trip to Evansville last week revealed the fact that the dispatchers are keeping a close watch on the war rumorsand strange offerln1heirThe band boys were m de happy last week by the return of their former music aiaintakenpainlingtbings red at the car shops meatsrecenllypurcbased cago firm and as soon as loaded is to be YorkTheser trains while en route verbusywalerAtS caused him a great deal of trouble and extra worktlastSundayRiordan had met with a fatal accident HowellShei Tbedeceasedton and was much beloved by those who made her acquaintance and it grieves them sorely to learn of tier death The overflow cf the Ohio river between Henderson and Howell last week came near doing serious injury to the railroad track by washing out the rmbankments but the close watch kept by the tfficials nd men under them prevented Ihe threat ned washout Superintendent Mai tin Master of Trains Oevnev antI ROad master Hobson with a large force of men protected the embankments at weak places with rock thus avoiding trouble t7UnlledStalescisions in the cast of the Nashville Chat tanooga St Louis Railway company against the state board of equalizers in volving the question of the tax assessment of propertiesThe that the case involved a federal question and the court had jurisdiction The second dismissed the demurrer to the bill and under the I4th amendent to the United States constitution justifiedthed granted the same allowing Ibe defendants to anser the bill The injunction prevents Ibe state board of equalizers certifying the assessments to the comptroller for collection Peoria III March 31The report that Grand Chief Arthur of the Brotherhood of weilc1ingbisto prevent Ibe federation scheme into which the firemen telegraphers trainmen and conductors have already entered is discredited by Frank P Sargent grand master of the Brotherhood of Locomotive FiremenDont you believe anything of Ihe kind said Mr Sargent today Mr Arthur will present the federation plan to the delegates to the national convention which is to beheld at St Louis in May He will do this without recommendation and allow ihe ofIItbeythurS own lips The brotherhood have nil been working under a system which was adopted at Cedar Rapids several years ago and very successfully at that The new plan which goes into effect tomorrow is virtually the same only that it is of a national character It is not at all reasonable to suppose that It would be d by Mr Arthur and biorganlutlon who ave been a party to the old system and benefited from it The report that Mr Arthur is opposing the federation is simply a canard just as was the that he might be defeated for the position of grand master at the convention The fact of the matter is that bo bas two more years to serve so you can draw your own conclu stone I CiucaretaCandylOc roc I- fDont C C O tall druggists refund money fail to see J E Tooles beautiful dialect melodrama Kil tonightGood It is suggested that the United States troops concentrate at Chick amauga in case of war with the Spanish Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam the most pleasant and reliable remedy for coughs cold s croup and all soreness of the throat cheat and lungs large bottles 25c and Soc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store tt ttttt t ttttflt2 CLOTHINGr T ITV myvTV VVfvrvvsO- UR IfVt SPRING CLOTHING IS IN IsHAVE YOU SEEN IT enoughabout ofNoClothing fromall parts of the country some from theEastshow as handsome and complete line of Clothing as duringJanuaryClean Spring Stock and we want you to come in and see yourNewyou when once In our Pretty Patterns and Correct Prices will do the rest j ill IIWe begin Mens Suits this Spring at 250 and muchbutshow you our 500 Goo 700 and 1000 suits While if thehabit3000 for il let us show you our Matchless lIS oo Suits BIHOPCOMAIJISONVILLE YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WNT IT S L z The Same Old Sarsaparilla Thats Ayers The same old sarsaparilla as it was made and sold by Dr J C Aycr BO vcara ago In the laboratory it is different There modern nppllfances lend speed to experience But the earsapa rilla is the same old sarsaparilla that mofldthe record CO years of cures Why doutwe better it Well were much in the condition of the Bishop and the raspberry Doubtless be said God mIght hove made a better berry But doubtless also He never did Why dont we better the sarsaparilla We cant We arc using the santo old plant that cured the Indians and the Spaniards It has not been bettered And since toe make sarsaparilla compound out of sarsaparilla plant we see no way of improvement Ofcourse if we were making some secret chemical compound we might But were nottWere making the same old sar saparilla to cure the seine old diseases You can tell its the same old sarsaparilla because it works the samo old cures Itsthe sovereign blood purifier nndltB Aversf Refief for Flood Sufferers The St Bernard Coal Company through yesterday Afurtherwas also made to be shipped as soon as the railroad can haul it to the stricken city KillameyThe Cost of War Preparations Key West April 4Astupend I uous amount of work has been accomplished here during the last thirty days in coaling aud provision lug The expenditures during the month of March duo to war prep arations at the Key West naval station amounted to 132000 of which 72000 was for ammuni tion This was distributed among the ships and docs not include 70000 worth in store nor large shipments now en route The Iowa is to have a protection of sand bags the preparation being now in progress NoTollao for Fifty Cents weakmenSee Toole in Killarney and the Rhine tonight Thirtyfive and fifty cents New Company of State Guards Glasgow Ky April 5A state guard organized here tonight with 40 members and several more will probably join when Col T J Smith arrives next week to muster In the new company Americans are leaving Havana as fast as they can find ships Information from the imprisoned whaling vessels in the Arctic re gions is that the men arc suffering untold privations ssso+ o+ +e+e I DETECTIVEWe ity to act as private Detective under instructions Experience I unnecessary Address COOPERATIVE DETECTIVE AOENCY Nathvllle Tenn e+ asastssssias Is SI KENTUCKY DELEGATES To the International Mining Con gress in Utah in July Named by Goy Bradley JNO B ATKINSON A DELEGATE April4GoBradley following appointments of dole gates to the international mining congress to be held at Salt Lake Utah July 6 to 9 inclusive Geo W Stone Lexington John B Atkinson Earlington J B Smith HenryEskridgeBrown Louisville John Adair Hawesville W R Dillion Liv WilliamsburgD C Parker Pulaski Charles Nield Grays Sid Rowland Pittsburg CommercialIand cast of the Cascades is all that could be desired The weather during the week has been variable he rains cold and temperature at times frosty but no damage has been reported anywhere and nothing has occurred to alter previous expectations of a very large crop The Government dispatched aid rom Memphis and Cairo to the Shawneetown flood sufferers convenient for Dining Laundry S PpgfRQ h1 II ONI LNIoyS J wbeaSyrnpand refreshing to tho taste and acts gently yet on the KidneyaLLiver and cleanses sys tem effectually dispels head ache and fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs ia tho cvcrj19dueedccptablo to tho stomach m ita notion and truly beneficial in ita moatthcalthyandexcellent qualities commend it to all and have it tho most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 60 cent bottles by all leading drug gists Any reliable druggist procure 1 acccptDlsubstitute 1 CALIFORNIA mut atSAN FRANCISCO CAt ILDUltYllJE Kr NEW rHl r NEW ENTERPRISEcvenr own oivmaB- ATIBPACTIONSTOVESINDALr 20ftOOO They ere made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who ore custalaed by the products of Southern Partners They last longer and make more homes happy than nay 1 other 0 to vc on earth Fire backs guaranteed for 15 years I It your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE 1 Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co 1COOKINiiA 9 Mantels and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc IotAtvsChina Crockery and Glassware Cutlery I WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE j Everything necessary and tho Kitchen Room e and Dairy promptly colds many made who no BICYCLES I I A SPECIALTY H SUBSCRIBE FOR 1 mIHE E3EEtONE DOLLAR A YEAR J fU4f7FrTO KTiiUP Arthxour COAL BELLSDOWff DONUE0JJcbArYcPAcITYWRIcrpRz 1 THE BEST TrAM COALON TO MArKETjsBHD USA Tr AL e 5 ORDEFtAHD You WILL use MO li A ejJl rna A ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED jQ1ATIrATIOfl GUAWlT ED I I I N rAIZJfliNHM T1IAS1OIflIM m ernTIvM NDSHdisiv oWd WQ SOTntB 8A13t 8fA tt09jJ8d noA yg treo 9 I MOJOO HI HCX 9ST39ld TTBO ov 1 OJoLOa 3HJ LLV JOAO SU 3JC 9A JOqtUDUlOJJ- P3J3JJOA J3AO OABtJ OAV OUtJ 30dlUO3 JSOtU r pUB ISaSjq Otjl OABtJ MOU OAV 111S3J B SB pUT f NIMIOIZ ENILJr 4 4 JinO JO UOllOOJOS OtJJ UI OJUO ICtDOdS UOJ1B 3ABIJ 3A iDNIH 1 IlIi iiMEDICINE for the I MILLION For Infants and Children rhe Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature v ofJ 1The I Kind You Have ilways THCACNTAUM CON NRWTOHK CITY IIIi I I l wR i a A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Packagethe step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade A Now York company of manufacturing chemld the Rlpana Chemical Company plACe the market tire earI OGU n medtctn1 table or tabule comUof coinprrweU powdered preparation i f itruin medicinal drugs which had UCii otrcrt tnlned HI be of more me aniunK iiinllcal men than any other fur the cure or ol Inflation of such UK common to man u liaro their origin an illgtttloii or weakeiieii capacity for asilmllatlni foot absorbing nourishment and elimination uattr ecryStr L upon 10 principlethatJ cxticdcdlapMoftlinoshould be In accordance with the iwrfectcd methods of science thclabnles pecked In Klaus protected by absorbent cotton and securely corked Even the corks used liaobeouoCa so high In It requirements that no manufacturer of tbete dayiitoppersCouhl inoro thayt o smalL proportion from Rita outptt that- wouI1 mccl IltO SpecfllcatIonL Tim cIau were in turn packed Intoxel of Banality not surpassed In beauty und perfection of workmanship by thono used the moitfauldlous dealers In Jowelsand ornament ofgold IlaTlmrsctlhrlrhlxbstandard nnd never vary from It the proprietors resorted to the accepted modern method of 1D klnghlr commodity known and seren hundred thousand dollars In veiled within live years In w8fdffr baa Informed erT merkan citizen concerning of lelpan TabuIeL IJIng ouhlruinnd aIniIakIng obieeri of the changed conditions that sweep I over the commercial world and careful to note cYer7 ekcutnllance bearln upon the uGorJ SCfJYerttheir iioh of the O baTlDfa note DJrthas thro a for articic thatreaches or approaches an unlTenal use and that the people although requiring the best or eYOF3fthtfl resent being called upon to pay hav percentages for supeftuous wrapping and lrtk niIunnecessary protection agalnit deterioration that might re lull In Year In the caso ot a Intended to be consumed In a experiencethatcellence from that might at first haTe been expected Inasmuch as under tsvorabteeondltlonstliosothat havelainloose In a drawer trarcllnit bag or I for several weeks or months are found to bo practically as fresh and as efficacious as ever Acting upon these sureostlons and noting particularly the unimpaired of flvetlmcithatmountIcompany have entered upon tho experiment of putting up Rlpans Tabules In paclrltobetnga eachThethe people have learned to know and value the JUlIAn Tabules but will otter the cheaper sort experimentally for the benefit ot such ns may desire them It should differencebeingages are not yet to be had of alt dealer although It is probable that almost any drug gill will obtain a when requested by a customer to do so I but In cue a single carton containing ten tubules will be sent postage paid to any address for five cents In itampi forwarded to the Hlpans Chemical Co No 10 Sprue BU New York Until thegoods are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a prIce which will allow them a fair margin of profit TIEI I dozen cartons for 40 cent rorUOJIII I J ellotiaB Castleman ArthurO Langhau Urecktaridee5 I Royal Insurance Co OfLivcrPcalThe Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business in the Stale of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern States Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 24983103 n MOOREtVicinity v DASTORIA Boug- htASTORIA Bartee Castleman MANAGER- SSouthernDepartment Home Office Louisville Ky vwvwvwwxvwwvwww sig 4MI 4WE HAVE SPARED 1 NO EXPENSE i 10 make our runerai Equipment the best in this part of the State Anything and every f thing you want in livery r UFIL IiLWMT THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD I ti tf EARHNGTONKY t I f c tJiAPP uacISIt 1 L TilE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON II SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES APRIL 10 Tnt or the Lesson Marli xvi 18 Mem ory Verses 0 7 Ciolilcn Text I Cor zr Commcntiiry Ity the Itov M Stearns Copyright 1S9S by D M Stearns Wo have our choice of two lessons for to tiny either tho regular lesson In tho series Mnth xvl 21S or this resurrection Ics son but ns tho latter which wo choose Is n brief section wo w with great profit doroto a third of our spo to tho former Having warned His dlsclpics ngalnst tho leaven or falso doctrine of tho Pharisees and Sail clucecs Ho drew front Simon ctof tho confession Thou art tho Christ tho Son of tho living Qod This Jesus said was n revelation to Simon from tho Father and was tho foundation on which Ho would build His church which Ho now mentions for tho first tlmo and only on ono other occasion Math xvlil IT Ho then told them plainly that Ho must suffer and dlo and rlso from tho dead tho third day and when Peter taught by satan objected to this Christ then taught tho disciples that not only was death tho only way for Him but tho only way for them also as Ins followers After Ills resurrection Ho called their attention to tho fact saylug all that tho prophets have spoken Ought not Christ to havo suffered thcso things and to enter Into Ills glory Lnko xiv25 20 It Is tho great truth which Is over being spoken by tho Spirit through Paul as when ho says I am crucified with Christ Nevertheless I live yet not I but Christ llvcth In mo Wo who lire are alway delivered unto death for Jesus mice that tho Ufa also of Jesus might bo made manifest in our mortal flesh That I may know Him and tho power of His resurrection and tho fellowship of Ills sufferings being iiiado conformable unto His death GaL II 20 II Cor iv 11 j Phil ill 10 1 And when tho Sabbath was past Mary Magdalene anti Mary tho mother of James and Salome had bought sweet spices tlmt they might como and anoint Him Thcso women loved Him followed Him and ministered unto Him They also bodylaidturned antI prepared spices nail ointments and rested tho Sabbath day according to tho commandment Luko xxlll 65 Oj ministryIsfestation of truo and heartfelt love but in this case their lovo lacked faith for had they believed His oft repeated wcls that Ho would rlso again tho third Cay they would not have prepared to anoint Ills dead body on that day 2 And very early in tho morning tho first day of the week they camo unto tho sepulcher nt tho rising of tho sun But they camo looking for what they would not find for they had no authority to look for a dead body In a tomb Wo may bo perfectly suro that wo shall find everything exactly as Ho has said and therefore it becomes us to hold fast these words I bo llcvo God that it shall bo oven as it was told mo Acts xxvll 25 themselvesWhoshalldoor of tho scpulchcrf Had they been consciously sent of Gedon this errand they might have had tbo comfurt of Deut xxxi 8j John x 4 but Ho had not sent them forth this tlmo It was in itself a good work they had in view and great love was in it and they were truo disciples but this errandnot of God It was a labor of love but not n work of faith I Thess I 3 If wo walk in tho good works Ho lies pro pared for us Eph ii 10 wo shall do well but all others however seemingly good may turn out to bo vain works and just nothing for Ho said Without Mo yo can do nothing John xv C which I take to beIbo as nothing unless Ho has done it all from tho first 4 And when they looked they saw that tho stone was rolled away for it was very great It had not been rolled away that Ho might como forth for a resurrec tion hotly regards no obstacles Neither had it been rolled away that they might accomplish what they had in view tho anointing of ills body but an angel had como from heaven and rolled back tho stono Math xxvill 2 that they might see anti believe that Ho meant just what Ho said when Ho told them that Ho ouldI rlso again tho third day Blessed are they that havo not seen and yet havo believed John xx 8 20 6 And entering into tho sepulcher they saw a young man sitting on tho right side clothed in a long whlto garment and they wcro affrighted By comparing thoI accounts It is clear that there were two an gels somo saw ono inside and ono out side and again both were inside There is no discrepancy or contradiction To send two is generally Ills way Two went fCSCUOLotgazing disciples The twelve and tho sev enty were sent by twos Sometimes Ho sends but one as when He sent Gabriel or when Ho sent Philip from Samaria to tho Ethiopian 0 And ho salth unto them Bo not affrighted Yo seek Jesus of Nazareth which was crucified Ho Is risen Ho is theylaidsincerely and those who seek find Tho word oven to such Is Fear not There is no ground of fear to thoso who aro in Him and from Gen xv 1 to tho end of tho story it is ono oft repeated Fear not Bo not afraid onlybellevoj Havo faith in God Tho ground of alt pence how ever is Jesus crucified and risen 7 But go your way tell Ills disciples and Peter that Ho goeth before you unto Galileo There shall yo sco Him as Ho said unto you In Math xxvill 7 it Is Go quickly and tell Ono has said that tho watchwords of Christianity are Ho is risen Go tell Wo hare not to mako up ft fine story and put in perfect form and ROIlerowords tell of Him Ills own message to Mary was Go to My brethren and sny- unto them I ascend unto My Father and yourGodcryWhomusj Isaiah said Hero am Ij send mo 8 And they went out quickly and fled from tho sepulcher for they trembled and were amazed neither said they anything to any man for they were afraid Pot servingbybut wo had better look nt homo HOw is it quickly her or forbear riaj Crumbaugh Confirmed Vashington ApnI4The Sen ate in executive session this after noon confirmed the nomination of Maj S R Crumbaugh to be Supervising Inspector of Steam Vessels for the Cincinnati district He will probably take charge of his office on the ist of May The Major has had an cldven months seige of it and is tonight receiv ing congratulations from many Hopkinsvilleweek In Vineland N J is a poet with radical views on the subject of taxation who has gone to jail rather than pay his poll tax amounting to 130 UUKtSWHtHE All ILSt fAILS Best dough tijrnp Tiutcs Uocxl lisaIn tlmo BoldbrdrutniUts CONSUMPTION e c 1 1 1o 1d 1 11 1 1 do 1 1 1 I ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED iii General Office Earlington Kentucky I i IiiIJiJS II NEWBOLD Managerf342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets i i iiVlBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill Z I I I THE FAMOUS NOI9 COAL I IFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles 4 yiIIII BRUSHED ME FOR BASK BURNERS ID FURNHGES i iWhYObuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER ICRUSHED COKE for a much less price One IIASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 1II p 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic 31COlUmentxvlll 110 neb xIII 2 Tho word hospitality means love to strangers Tho kindness of Christian ity is not to bo limited to tho followers of Christ but extended to all men with whom wo come in contact In a souse this graco of hospitality needed to be emphasized in ancient times more than today and particularly in oriental countries where methods of travel were and are slow and tedious and where places of public entertainment were fow and far between Strangers in traveling from place toplace had to bo entertained in tho homes of the people and tho cor diality of their reception and tho bountifulness of their entertainment fill us with admiration Though not having tb entertain travelers who ore strangers in our homes today wo do often como in contact with thoso whom we do not know in tho church in places of busi ness in society and should always exercise this grace of hospitality We should treat kindly and considerately all men everywhere In tho references wo see 1 Hospitality illustrated Gen xviii 110 In this passage wo see oriental hospitality beautifully illustrated Abraham is seated in his tent door at noonday and sees as ho supposes three strange men approaching Ho runs to meet them presses them to accept his invitation to sojourn with him that ho may glvo them n morsel of bread to comfort their hearts before they pass on Then ho goes to Sarah his wife and between them a sumptuous feast is spread before tho strangers What a beautiful picture of simple cordial bounteous hospitality And this is only 0110 of many similar incidents that might bo referred to Tho reading of such a story should not only flit us with admiration but a desiro to imitato tho spirit that was manifested 2 Hospitality commanded Heb xiii 2 Bo not forgetful to entertain stran gers J1 says the apostle and adds refer ring to tho experiences of Abraham and Lot for thereby soma have entertained angels unawares The fIrst verse of tho chapter says Let brotherly love continue J1 but whilowo lovo the brethren wo aro not to forgot also to lovo strangers and to treat them kindly The stranger as well as tho brother must bavo n place in our consideration Even tho strangers who como to our doors as tramps and vagabonds though in many cased unworthy should not be treated unkindly If wo treat them kindly in Christs name it will bodono unto Him rather than unto them and He is worthy f Hospitality rewarded Abraham was amply rewarded Though little dreaming of such a thing ho was enter taming Jehovah and two of His servants and received promises from them Tho two disciples in entertaining a stranger entertained their risen Sa viour It pays to bo kind A cupof cold water in Christs name Jjrfugs its re ward Inasmuch as yo dono it unto ono of tho least of these My breth ren ye havo dono it into Mo Bible Readings Gen xiz 13 xxir 2083 I Sam ix 2224 II Sam xvii 2720j II Kings iv 811 Neh v 1710 Math xxv 8140 Lukov 2720 xix 10j xxiv 2848 Acts xvi 16 Rom xii 13 Gal vi 0 10 Titus 8 OJ I Pet iv 0 Wants to be Brigadier General Princeton Ky March 31Maj- T J Johnson of the Kentucky State Guards has asked the United States Government for a commis sion as Brigadier General to raise 5000 troops in Western Kentucky in the event of war with Spain At the beginning ofa recent thunderstorm electrified drops were observed that cracked faintly on reaching the ground and emitted sparks American forests have produced during time past sixty years 24 000000000 feet of lumber valued at 25000000 VVjit ITS GOOD EFFECTS Dingley Law Operating Greatly to the Interests of Farmers and Laborers Increased Earnings of Employes and Advanced Prices for Farm Products Special Correspondence Washington April 4 r898The Dingley law in its first half year makes a good record ns to its effect upon importations as well as its earnings in the matter of reve nue The official figures of the Treasury Department covering the first six months of the Dingley law and comparing its operations with the corresponding six months of the preceding year under the Wilson law arc now for the first time accessible They show to begin with a falling off in the importa tioa of articles produced by the farmer In the classification of articles of food and live animals the importations during the first six months of the new law amount ed in value to 81106723 while in the corresponding six months of the preceding year under the Wilson law the importations of that class of articles amounted to 104 623300 thus showing a reduction of more than 23000000 in this class of articles most if not all of which are produced by the farm ersAnother class of citizens who have been equally benefited by the new law are those employed manufacturing industries depend ent upon manufactures One evidence of this is found in the fact that the importatjon of manufac tured articles fell from 90450655 under the Wilson law to 69540 864 under the Dingley law These figures relate as do those quoted above to the first half years oper ations of the Dingley law compared with the corresponding six months ol the preceding year under the Wilson law Thus it will be seen that while the importation of articles of farm production fell off 23000000 the percentage of reduction being in each case about the same and the two classes of farmers and those dependent upon manufactures be ing thus benefitted in like propor tionAnother evidence of the increased activity which the new law lias brought to our own manufacturers and their employ s is evi dent in the increase in importation of raw material under the Dingley act In its first six months the importations of raw materials for use in Manufacturing amounted to 96723625 while under the vaunted Wilson law whose author and supporters were especial ad vocates of the free raw material idea the importations of raw material amounted to only 79583 617 in the corresponding months ot the preceding year That the new law is operating especially in the interests of the farmers and those dependent upon the manufacturing industries for their employment is thus dearly shown 10 reduction in importation of articles of food and live animals which fell off 20 per cent second in the reduction in the importation of manufactured articles which compote with home industries tne reduction ic tins case being about the same third Jo Y J ii ji in the evident increase in honfc in dustries by reason of the increased demand for raw material for their use in manufacturing fourth in the greater prosperity among the producers resulting from the in creased activity among manufacturers and increased earnings among their employes as is shown by the general advance in prices received by farmers for their productsThe table shows the reduction in importations of lead ing articles of farm production the first column being the amounts imported under the Dinglcy law from August i 1897 to February i 1898 and the second column the amounts imported under the Wilson law from August i 1896 yearinmonths being chosen in order to I jzbsoltmtcfairill 6 nub Coy 6 roths LawWool1553865oJChlorWool inanufactarrt fjOMji t3g8ago 79000VeerlS02S6Orlneea 9ur Ioed ifiens perlamIngGsa AtiiAKDit Estlinjton Kr W H Teague of St Charles attended the funeral of Plus Duncan Sunday Will lilacs is the happiest man in town He has a fine boy Quito a number of brethren from Slangbt ersville attended the funeral of Pius Duo can Sunday Ed Holland says If be thought be would have lo go to war be would take an ax and cut bis fingers off up to his hand visitingfriendsThe grand rally at the A M E Zion particular We are authorized by tho management to thank all who aided in any way Mrs Carrie Alexander wishes to extend her sincere thanks to those who lent their services in the concert and also lo those who patronized it The concert that was given last Saturday night was a most decided success Rev Silvey of Providence preached the funeral of Cro Pius Duncan Sunday and also preached at the Diptist church Sunday night Charlie Cross is all smiles It is a fine boyHenry Ray is on the sick list Bro Pius Duncan departed this life on April 2 He leaves a wife and other rela lallves to mourn bis loss We extend our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved ones Rev E Cary of Providence was the guest of T H Merriweather Sunday Bill Nelson of Madisonvllle was out Sunday visiting his many friends Easter services at the Methodist church Sunday Mr W H Ross of Madisonville was here Sunday together with Prof Cabal and Rev A Johnson Rev R HHaHof Mortons Gap vis led our town last week Muj L B Cavanab is Improving Doctor Nichols visited Weeping Holler last week on business Rev H H Gordon was in our city last SundayThe Cumberland Presbyterians held their Presbytery in Madisooville last week Moody the great evangelist is in Hop kinsville ibis week JfourBaptist friends do not believe in free silver whats the matter with Silvey 1 HopklnsvlllcviillHell at the A M E Zion Church preachthe r I 1 r ro MORTONS GAP Mrs Annlo demons is visiting in Mad Ion lilt Mr Warr n is on the sick list Mrs J IJ HOKRQI is visiting in Greenville Revival services are being conducted at the Baptist church by Rev Hryan Mr and Mrs Mflchersan Mr anti Mrs Nance Mrs Anderson 1iof Smith and Miss Porter were among those from MatH sonville who heard Rv AnUnion preach SundayBEST 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 CARS CHAIR SID srAis uIIuFRCC s F M nUaO TRAy PASSR AGENT OT LOUIS MC HOWARD ELLIOTT OINL UOfl ST LOUIS UO U W WAKELCY OWL PASSfl AOT8T LOUIS MO Capital Sick Paid In Surplni Fund 160000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS 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