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SO DELAY nine." A 25c bottle of DR. OTTO'S ognizing Cuban independence, and declaring that tho United States would insist that Cuba should not be responsiOFFICERS, ble for any debt of Spain. Ho and Mr. OF THE APPOINTMENT llutlcr discussed it, nnd then the senate took up the sundry civil bill. The Cuban resolutions in engrossed Officers of Organization KnllitlnR as n form nnd bearing tho signature of tho MilWholo Will bo ltccoenltcd-llo- ir speaker of the houso was received, and itary Divisions nro to bo l'ormod nttaeneu nis signatho nml Itcffuliitcil. ture. HOUSE. Washington, April 29. The war deThe house presented a most desolate Absolutely Pure partment bill to provide for temporarily incrcaslnrF the military establish- u'ppcarancc when it convened nt noon, session. ment in time of war was nont yester- after tho weary Willie the journal was belrig read in day to Chairman Hull, of tho houso ROYAL tAKINO rOwOCR CO., hCW YORlC military affairs committee, and Sena- tho house, Mr. Hager (Ia.),chnlrman of tor Hawley, tho chairman of ti similar the committee on enroll cd bllls.brough t committee in tho senate. Tho measure I in this Cuban resolutions, which had was prepared under tho immediate been enrolled under his personal direc supervision of Assistant Secretary tum. Tho speaker at onco ulllxcu ms MciUlejohn after a thorough unci care- signature, announcing tho same nt ful study of the best interests of the 12:10 p. m., and the document was sent service. In transmitting the bill to to tho senate. Tho There was no demonstration. congress a request Is made for favor-abl- o The President Notifies the Dons that consideration, and in view of tho enrolling clerk nt his sldo seized tho exigencies of tho situation, spaody ac- resolutions and hurried with them They Must Proceed at Once across the capitol. tion is expected. to Get Out of Cuba. of Mif. tlrosvernor then, as a question Iu time of war tho nrmy is to consist of two branches, tho regular and personal privilege, had read attho the volunteer army, tho latter to be clerk's desk nn editorial in a New York maintained only during the existence paper commenting upon Ills statement GIVEN UNTIL SATURDAY TO ANSWER. of war or whllo war is imminent, and iu tho house on April 7, that "this war Is to be raised and organised only af- will be fought under the bannor of tho administration of this It No Answer Is Made, or It Spain's Ilcply republican ter congress authorizes it. or It will not bo Is Unsatisfactory, tlio .'resident Will nt All enlistments for tlto volunteer government at all." Mr. Orosvcnor army nro to bo for three years unless fought Oncu Proceed to Comply with tho sooner terminated. All tho regimental explained tho circumstances under of Congress, Uclnc tho Army nnd company officers of tho volunteer which tho fitatcment was made. Uq nnd Nmy. army nro to bo oppolntcd by tho presi- had been delighted with the record tho The Die Is Cast, dent, upon tho recommendation of the democratic party had mado and in tho Washing ro.v, April 20. The Cuban L'overnors of tho states in which their statement he had only meant that as the present ndmlulstratlon had thrao resolution is now a law of the land, and tcspectlvo organizations are raised. Concerning tho 'national guard, it is years to run tho war which wa. the ultimatum to Spain an accombrovided that when the members of upon us must bo fought during its life plished fact. Tho president at 11:24 or not nt all. He had meant no rcllec-Ho- n o'clock, nfllxod his signature to tho iny company or regiment of tho und had appealed to both sides of joint resolution of congress requiring militia shall enlist in the volunteer army iu a body, as such com tho house to stand by tho executive Spain to cvacuato the island of Cuba. Tho ultimatum mcamvhilo had been prepared at tho state department by Assistant Secretary Day, and at U30 o'clock announcement was mado at tho Whlto House that it had been signed by the prcsldont, and had been sent to tho Spanish government. nt Washington, April ID. In the ate Mr. Allen offered a resolution senrec- mi mw POWDER Washington. Brilliant nnd Inspiring Scene in ing resolution was presented bvMr. Allon (Neb.): the Legislative Palace it "That in the opinion of the senate no circumstances can arise in tho' relathe Spanish Capital. tions of the United States of America and the kingdom of Spain that will warrant an increase of the E QUEEN'S SPEECH FROM THE THRONE. bonded indebtedness of this government or thnt will in nny manner interfere in tho rofonn of the financial o Willi tho Hoy Kins nt Her Side, nml Bur- - affairs of tho United States on lints jfi rounded by tho Notahlot of Hpaln, laid down in tho national people's t (Juecn Itogent Uhrlstlni M.ulo un Ap- - party platform of July, 1890." Interest-bearing iwiiimmiiw Mnim'aiFiiwuarwi Plijiffii flfllrei peal In Ilelmlf of tho Dynasty, whose Intfffrlly was Threatened. jection. Tlio resolution went over under ob- all-nig- IIII1I0SPI. lies-oltill- Tho Thcro was a tremendous domonstra. opening of the Spanish cartas was a tion in the houso immediately after lniignlflcont sight. All the wealth nnd the reading of the journnl, uhen Mr beauty of Madrid gathered in tho sen-all- Pruden, the president's executive clerk, where cv cry nvailublo foot ot announced the president's approval of spaco wns occupied, the Cuban resolutions. The galleries There was a toi rifle crush at the cheered nnd the members on the floor lend ing to the senatorial scats, applauded vigorously. The speaker many of which were occupied by with difficulty suppressed the ovation ladies. with which tho announcement was Largo bodies of troops were drawn grcotod. up outside the building, the handsome, Tho senate joint resolution authorly uniformed Uluo dragoons and tho izing the printing of extra copies of magniuccntly-alttre- d palace guards. the military publications of the war All tho members of the diplomatic department was adopted. Mr. Hull, chairman of the committee corps were present In full dress. A wild cheer, ut2:30p. in., announced on military affairs, asked unanimous tho nrrlvul of the queen regent, who consent for the immediate considerawas driven to the cortcs palace in a tion of tho bill ho introduce! state coach escorted by detachment of Tuesday, at tha request of tho life guards. Tlio cheering was taken war department, authorizing tlio up within tho building as the queen re- president to call for volunteers. He gent entered, the cheors being accom- explained that tho committee had panied by cnthu3in itio cries of "Viva agreed to the measure nt a spsolal la Relna," "Viva A.fonso trcsc," Viva meeting. It wns. a vory urgent measPspana," a really tuinultuously pa- ure, lie said. Tho secretary of war had appealed to him to press it, an 1 he had triotic tlomoustruUon. The queen regent read tho speeoh jus,t had n message from the White from the throne whllo seated with the House saying that tho immediate. pas young King Alfonso on her right and sago qf the bill was imperative Mr. Hull s.ajd tho committee had tho premier, Senor Sagasta, standing Her majesty's words made only one Important ohnngo In tho near the king. Woro inaudible to all but thoso In her bill as prepared by tho war departImmedate vloinlty. The reading was ment That ohang" rosorved to tho s, MAlUtll), April 20, 1:20 p. m. 110U8H. 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Price 25c and 50c s I HlflB ffm m IMfcK. i ?or Sale by After the public announcement, Assistant Secretary Day says that the ultimatum had been transmitted to Mad-drladdressed to Minister Woodford who will deliver It to tho Spanish government. As s,ofln us tl0 Haul dotet': mlniition to send, it had been reached nnd it hnd been started an its way tq Madrid, Senor Polo do Uernabc, J.hp Spanish minister, in accordance with diplomatio courtesies was. furnished, a copy of the paper by Uip colored messenger of Assistant Secretary Day. The minlstcr.as soon ns ho received it, made n brief reply and requested his passports. d, C ALIFORNIA VIA NEW ORLEANS in connection with tbe Southern .Pacific MILITIA, Through Wiikly A Ulll Ilelns Drawn Upon theFresuraptlon TOURIST SLEEPING GAR That the Passage or tho Cuban Uesolu-tlon- s aieaus War and W1U Nocoltnt Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I. C tho Itupld Concentration ot a Iarge. It. R, fast "New Orleans limited" train llody ot Men. for Los Angeles and San Francirco withthe plneing of aboutJJOO.OOO soldiers, in out change--. 'Tbe Limited also "connects round numbers, ait tho disposal at tho at New Orleans dally with Express Train government within a very short tlmo for tbe Pacific Coast, and on Tuesdays after tho Cuban resolutions are aplBgb) proved by the president. This calcula- and Saturdays (after January 4, tion is based on the following figures, with the h U , & - 4mDrMlsj$, . nr " nuu nn iiiht. iiv Ti- - v " - - rrci'iiiLfii THE CARLBTEDT HCD r.vaatWc,laJ. --& li Js2r an 'jajHHGBTrnr Ij!pb rasfliinM . i - r7i"rr "rTnVDrjl..hRMBJSCPSsW y!aV3BjHMPPHI I tTfcV-Sifei- i .t-- .i-i c . Sold by St. Dernard A V.44M4rft sat4iM-V- y the terms of tho ultimatum would not be made public hero until Thuisday. It is understood that It consists largely of a diplomatic paraphra.se of tho joint It wnsrsald at the Whlto Housothaf 8palu's Heplr Awaited. Washinoton, April 10. Plans now lelng formulated? in congress involve EVERY'THURSDAY Drug Store. LA HELLK JARDINIERE. L. FRITSCH & SON, FASHIONABLE United States Monitor Terror. who liad been assaulted. "In this connection," said Mi- -, (.rosvo-nor- , "I desiro to say that this war will bo energetically wnged, "both in a military sense and in tho legislation neces sary to carry it on, and I believe the response to tho call to arms will bo unanimous. There will bo no political division. It will come from democrats and populists, as well as from republicans, nnd especially do I bclicvo tho rcsponso of patriotism will come from vory southern stnlo, and that tho wholo Union will share tho triumphant pcho of loyalty." Orcat applause. Mr, Dlngley stated that in view of tho fact that tho houso had been sitting nil night nnd that tho members wcro wonry, he would mayo to adjourn. Accordingly, at 13.32 p. m., tho house adjourned. WAR A IS I 4 i I pany or regiment, tno regimentnl nnti ofliccrs in service with tho militia organization tlius enlisting may TAH.0RS-- be appointed by tho president, subject to an examination as to illness ami capacity, to bo oillcers of corresponding : : : and grades in tho samo organization when it is received in tho service as a part of OF CLOTHS AXD SUITIXG2, IMPORTER tho volunteer army. The troops in timo of war, whether 3t Upper Kirs! StreeJ. INDIANA. frelpnglng to. tlm regular or volunteer BVANSVILLB, army or tq tho militia are to be organsolicit ihe pitronage of his ized into divisions of threo brigades, I la c irnsstl county friends opMni tmcli brigade to bo oompowl qf throe or moro regiments, and when tlKce op more divisions nro nsscmuioit in tno samo army tho president is to organlzo THE i thorn into army corps, oaoh corps to consist of not moro than throo divisions. Tho president is to appoint in Avenue Hotel tho volunteer army not exceeding one .major-generfor each organized nrmy LOUISVILLE, KY., corps and division anil one ungauier-gcnerfor each brigade, to be seI,s the Only First-Clas- s lected from the regular or volunteer nrmy or the militia. Per Day Hotel resolution of congress, concluding with n statement that this government awaits Spain's reply. The text of tho ultimatum will not bo mado public uu-t- il somo time Thursday. There were present in the cabinet rpgui with tho president wlion ho signed tho rcsolu. tlons Secretary Alger, Att'y.'Gon. Griggs, Secretary Bliss, Sentor Elklns and Mr. Charles Emory Smith. Copy of Resolutions Sent. MARIA CHRISTINA, Queen Regent of Spain, Filth al DECLARED IN CHICAGO. is.oo . i'n the City. JOHN BULL WANTS TO ENLIST. Men OrforliiB for Military nnf Nmol Serv. Ice, nml Wonirn to Act ns Nurses I'rcoonccrlcd Sljiinl 1'rciu.iturcly Mound- cl Cnuses n (lrc.it l'luttcr of Incitement l'cnce Itcstorcd. COME AND BEE US. lluylni; Munitions. PIKE CAMPBELL, 8 MANAGER, V S AWSWAv5K &&&?$ k.AA - 60 YEARS' DCSIQNO COPVRIQHTB &C .may Anrono Mndloi .rtrtrti nd dc.CTiPtUjJI "fe,".LS,ffr. SS.WStinUb iT Communis: Trade Marks lirancb omco, S F BU A. NISDK1 , Proilient W, WADDILL, Cashier -- 2Kopkins 0ountu ' L&u- J '""DriiN ir Madisonville, Ky. vx. A r T" T" of and invites the accounts of the citizens Hopkins and adjoining counues. vault in HM the finest and most SRure section of Kentucky ihit Caotal Stock, - - - $50,000 .. . rrennral bankinc business t. i Lonpqn, April 3Q. There have been many npplicatiqnii nt tho United States embassy uud at H)o United States consulate hero this week fqr ciillstmcnt in tho United States army ur navy. Most of the applicants were Englishman, inofliccrs and former cluding sc-;of tho Hrltlsh army of lieutenants' grade. A nuinbor of engineers also applied nnd application.1! vcro received from women who aro desirous of serving as nurses in tho Hold. A majority of thoso ho applied for enlistment expect to bo sent to tho United States at tho government's ThMwcro all told that tho United StatWoillclnls hero had no authority to enlist, Lieut. Sims, tho United States naval attache at Paris, and Col. Alfred H Uates, tho United States military here, have purchased during tho week several lots of ammunition, Including gun cotton. Tho latter, it is presumed, is to be used for mines. All tho oillolals concerned maintain secrcoy as to tho ships which nro to carry tho war munitions to tho United States. An Important Question. Washington, April 20. Representative Mahaney, of New York, has introduced a resolution directing tho secretary of stato to inform tho houso of renrcsofiintlvcs. if not incompatible wltAfajJubllo interest, what steps, if been taken to protect tho T --Ii'd property of tho 300 14l 1... VUU3UI IIhIaa nl "KTn.n nVna uikuuc-i- j JJ11UM .Bill UJT ral olU-ce- rs Chicago, April 20. It has been ar ranged that tho news of a formal declaration of war will bo conveyed to tho citizens of Chicago by tho blowing of Whistles. Last night war was, prematurely dpclnrcd by a tugboat and a Hour mill and fpr an hour qr moro there wns intense excitement in all parts qf tho city, Tho tug boat whistled for the opening of tho Northwest railroad bridge, and at tho same time tho onginccr of tho Hour mills for reasons of his own turned n few hundred pounds of steam into his big whistle. Other tugs and factories caught tho inspiration, and n moment later were declaring tho bloodiest kind of war. A treaty of peace wns signed after a few tons of steam had been wasted and tho newspapers had been worried to tho limit of patienco by frantic rc quests for Information from every tele- phono In tho city. A Prolltnblo iteccptlon. Chl-nes- Shanghai, April 20. Prince Henry of Prussia yestorday received tho o .... I oftlcials, foreign councils and a deputation of Germans, who presented him with somo white judo and ancient gold carvings, 15" valuable porcelains and n jado sccptro, tho presents being wortli 30,000 tacls in all. Tho taotal's ball in honor of tho prince was a great success, n gorgeous scone boing witnessed. Dentil of Mrs. Julia McAfee. Washington, April 20. Mrs. Julia McAfee, ViMaughtcr of the Into Gen. Humphrey Marshall, of Kentucky, died hero very suddenly yesterday of heart disease. Mrs. McAfco was a poetess and authoress of somo note. The president, in his ultimatum to grcotcd throughout with cries of "Viva governors of the states tho power to oilltho Spanish government, transmits a Espana." A wondcrfnl picture was appoint company nnd regimental conqueen's en- cers which tho bill, as drawn, by the copy of tho resolutions passed by con- - presented of consisting most of ferred ilpon tho president, nnd was in gicss, which resolutions, he states, he tourage, has signed. Ho demands that Spain tlio highest personages iu Spain, harmony with tho law of 1S01. The hquso unanimously ngreed to withdraw her army and navy forces in brilliant court, military, naval or from Cuban waters as required by tho palace uniforms. At tho close of her consider tho voluntocr army bill, and terra of the act of congross (no date majesty's bpcccl) there ya- renewed immediately proceeded to consider it in for the withdrawal being mentioned), cheering, after which 1'rem.lcr Sagasta committee of the whole. nnd then states that if a satisfactory declared, tlm cortcs qpencd, and tho ST. LOUIS IS IN LINE, TOO. answer is not received hero befoto Sat- queen regent and tho boy king, accomurday next, he will proceed at ance to panied by tlio court, loft tho building Iluslness Mon nnd Corporations Whose carry tho resolution of congress into amid another wild burst of enthusiasm. Mon nro Called Out for IVar Will Tlio queon regent referred to the effect. Do the Rlcht Thing. troubles mentioned at tho last ssssion (list of tho Ultimatum. The of the cortcs, saying that they had InAlthough tho text of the ultimatum St. Louis, April 20. Men who go to was not made public, it is known that creased "owing to tho attitude of the war from St. Louisnccdhavcno fear for United tlio of people States tlio welfare of their families while they with it is transmitted to tho Spanish trouble," adding arc away on tho battlefield. Whllo no fomenting government, through Minister Wood- in ford, n copy of tho joint resolution of "thnt hitherto Spain liad submitted" to agreement has been entered into among congress, together with the statement these threats and injuries as not being tlio St. Louis companies, is is underthat they have received executive ap- an expression of tho American nntion, stood that the banks, (rust companies proval. In compliance with their terms but becoming national, they would and largo business institutions will the president makes a demand upon oblige mo to break relations with tho follow the patriotic precedent set by Spain to withdraw her lBud and naval United States. cities in not only guaranteeing Continuing, tho queen regent sild other employes who go to war their to their forces from tho Island and its waters, ami supremo crisis the pope positions when thoy return, but a conin tho event that n satisfactory re- that in the sponse to this demand is not received "spoke worils qf peaco which wero tinuance of salaries during their abmy by the president by Saturday next ho hearkened tq by qf government, In sence. right and in btriot Tho merchants roalizo that those will proceed, with t'ic nrnied forces, qf tho cqnsciousnos,s. the United States, to carry thcs.o reso- performance of international duties." who aro called to battle aro serving Her majesty added: "Spain's, their country; that they at all times lutions into effoct, Tho prcsldont does Is due to tho popo and also to tho stand ready to defond tho nation and not nnmo any hour of tho day of Saturnotion strengthens tho nation's prosperity. It is, then, but day prior to which Spain must make great powers, whose right that their families should be supanswer, If nt all, to our demands, but my conviction that Spain's cause universal sympathy." ported whllo thoy aro making such a reasonable assumption is that nny Continuing, her majesty sulci: "Pos- sacrifices. tlmo up to midnight Saturday will be Representatives from tho large banks, regarded as a compllanco with the sibly, however, tho peace efforts may fall to control tho evil passions ex- trust companies nnd leading mercanterms of tho ultimatum. against Spain. Lest tills mo- tile houses declare that tholr institucited An Interesting Hvcnt. ment arrive, I have summoned the tions will "do the right thing" for April 20. Tho bigning cortcs to defend our rights, what- their employes. They Intimate that Wabhinoton, presiof tho Cuban resolutions by tho ever sacrifice they may entail. Thus they tire us patriotic as anyono and dent was an exceedingly interesting identifying myself with tho nation, I will bhow tho right spirit when the event, although without special inci- not only fulfill tjio oath I sworo in ac- time comes. dent. Gen. Alger had brought over cepting tlio regency, but, I follow THE LATEST FROM HAVANA. from the war department a pen which tho dictates of a mother's heart, he requested the president to uso in ap- trusting to tho Spanish people Constltuclonal Indulging; In pending his tignaturo to tho docu- to gather behind my son's throno and Ihe Union Comments and Threats that tho guttament. The pen had an ordinary to defend it until he is old enough to Sequel May Not Hour Out. percha holder, and It wus handed to defend it himsolf, as well as trusting tho president by his secretary, Mr. Po to tho Spanish pcoplo to defend tho Havana, Aprll;20, 9 a. in. Quiet pretcr. Thoso prcscntgathcred around ton hcvyor nnd tho territory pf the nation." vails hero. Tho weather is wnrru. War table to witness tho act. There was (jjlio queen regent then referred to preparations continue. considerable feeling manifested by thtS trouble in the Philippine Islands The Ccntro Gnllego society has given thoso about, but there was no demon- and continuing baict: "Aitiiougn a up several houses belonging to it for dark and gloomy future! is before use by tho govornmont in caso of war. congratulations. The small stration or becrowd very soon dispersed, and within us, the dlfliqultics tiro not Tlio Union Constitucionnl, in an with our glorious ten minutes tho normal conditions of yond our power, united nation becommenting upon the resolutions army, navy and tho things at the White Houso had been re- fore foreign aggrosslon, wo trust in adopted by the United States congress sumed. God that vo shall overcome jvlthout says: "Intcrventlot means wor for stain on our honor, tho basckss nnd Spain. Hut it is easier to vote than to AN OPINION BY AN EXPERT. unjust attacks mado upon us."' execute.'' Continuing, tlio Union ConstitucionEnthusiasm lit the lrospcct or War. Cupt. .Muhrtii llelleves tho Spanish Navy Mabiuu, April iM, 0:15 p. m. Great nl rcmaiks: "So far Spain has treated l'lnd, to Its Cost, that the VJII enthusiasm reported throughout Spain the United States with contempt. Now American Navy Is Prepirod. uho will kick her 11:1, uso tho whip." at prospect of war. gruti-tiulo cdl-tori1 covered in plans already in effect, or in contemplation, viz. Standing nrmy, 27,000; by call for volunteers, G0,00o; by calling out slate militia, 75,000 or 100 000; by army reorganization bill, 5,000 Leaving aside the present regular array force, tlio second und fourth items nrc practically settled on in committee, whllo tho third, us to state railltia, is being actively canvassed, and whllo tliero aro differing views they nro expected to crystallize into nu authorization to call out the numbers stated. The bill drawn up by the war department for introduction by chairman of tho military commlttco, authorizes tho president to call for sqmcthlng like 00,000 volunteers, to bo drnwn through the various states. Whllo this method obviates tho legal technicalities involved in the services of stato militia organisations, it is lilcely the volun teers thus obtained, through quotas furnished by tho respective stato nnd territorial governors, will como from within state military ranks. In tho houso commlttco. on militia a plan to effectually put a largo number of the militia at too disposal of the president is being formulated. Somo think 100,000 execs ivc, but. Chairman Marsh ami others regard tho flguro ns conservative, in tho lew thnt tho resolutions evidently mean war. Tho president, ns now suggested by Representative Marsh, can cal' out tho militia at anytime und congrcscun follow up tlio executive action by legislative enactment providing their mustering into the United States service. At the same tlmo, t'10 army reorganization bill recently recommitted by tho house, is being carefully pruned in the military affairs commlttco to meet objections. It is prSposcd to extend the army organization to the threo battalion war formation, and to increase the batteries of artillery to S0() men each. This measure, it is claimed, may bring about 5,033 moro men into the regular service to be added to tho present 27,000 regular troops. 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No eJ&ense has been spared to make tlfive Con' certs of the Festival as attractive as possible. I Purgatorial Pills. Tho druggist would hardly if you asked for " purgatorial pills.' ' There arc inany of them. Put he wpuld probably recommend a pill that d!4 pjll. not gripe ; a. sugar-coale- d gentle it) action, and sure n effect. What aro they called ? BiiiUc I " ST." r.. uisuvi cTnnD n BERNAKu nnl . BRYAN IIOPP8R, MsflBger. ii buildings are well bulggud very comfortable', education being There are something like 40,000 The public schools in J?oari, April 20. Capt. Alfred T. Malum, America's greatest naval authority, who recently arrived hero, msilces the following declaration for tho New York World: headache, consti'Tho American navy Is as prepared tike biliousness, dyspepsia, pation, sour stomach, ladlscstlon aro promptly for war as any navy In tho world, and eurcd by Hood' rills. Tlicy do thflr ork its oillcers and men nro as cfllclcnt as. any similar hody pn eartl). 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THE BEE, Advices received hero from Porto Ulco Eaklington, Kv. show thcro is agitation there with the object of forcing naturalized Americans to declare themselves and leave the is(Co Compound land. I'lirthor reports have also been received hero of excitement following the prescriptions departure of the American consuls, and properly it takes time. It requires t Is said that many people aro ready experience and a complete knowledge x to leave tho island at the tlrst oppor drugs. It requires the druggist tunity. Io have a largs amount of drugs-fre- sh drugs. He must Rive tbo best r Tlio .Spanish authorities liuvo orpossible work,rgnd for compensation dered 80,000 rations for tho troops at be must be reasonable. Porto Itleo. The senatorial elections, which took place 011 April 10, resulted as prear-rniiuv- d WITH THE ABOVE FACTS KEMEM in o- Hlwi-u- l victory. BER WE'RE CAREFUL. 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There is more money in the country than ever before and the deposits in National, State and Savings banks are greater now Patriotism than they ever were. abounds in the United States and the people will gladly become the bondholders for the nation to supply the necessary war fund. Chairman Coldeway,oC the Kentucky Cuban Relief Committee, with headquarters at Louisville, has received a special call for ret lief supplies to help load the two Red Cross steamers that are to be sent, one this week and the other in three weeks. Whatever have to contribute to this in money or supplies will be cause handled promptly by Mr. Colde-way- . The statement is made that these "vessels will have naval convoy and army escort if necesKen-tuckia- The World's Great Blood Purifier is DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE, Hood's Sarsaparilla, Which absolutely Arrangement for Nomination in Congressional Race. SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Ii o Oni Yeir.MrlctlrlnidTince 50 " " Sli Monlhe. " I TlirerMonthl. s Single Copies Specimen copies milled tree on application. Correipondenti wanted In ill parti of the :,," cauntT. Aaaresiuiiorparucmir. THURSDAY, APRIL a I, 1S9S. sary." The national Treasury is ready The for the war emergency. money in the country has increased at the rate of nearly $12,000,000 a month since the Chicago convention and is now greater in amount than ever before in the country's Notwithstanding war history. rumors gold has been pouring into the country at the rate of more than a million dollars a day. Oj April 1st the gold in circulation was more than $582,000,000 and was greater in amount by many millions than at any previous date in our history. to note the great progress made by the administration in war preparation since Congress, at the request of the President, voted the $50,000,000 appropriation for national defense. At that time it is stated on the best authority "there were not five rounds of ammunition at the coast for the fortifications, and the ships did not have ammunition enough for a good battle." Now, thanks to the activity of the administration, our fortifications are in good Order, we have many new vessels added to the navy and the troops are being rapidly mobilized on the Southern coast. They all have the necessary guns and ammuni tion and are ready instantly to exe cute the will of Congress. ftTivrissue of Dunn's Review says:j5t is interesting to note that nearly all branches of business show surprising improveA ment." Gen. Lew author-warrior, Wallace, the famous has abandoned his race for Congress and will take the field for Cuban independence and humanity. is rumored that Hon. J. W. Yerkes, of Danville, will ask lor a commission and enlist a regiment of Kentucky volunteers to help ex It is interesting It pel the Spaniards from the West ern map. The chief of the Agricultural Department of Kentucky discovers from late reports that the fruit crop is not so badly damaged as at first stated. This is encouraging and in accord with the usual spring re ports. Assistant Secretary ok the Navv, Roosevelt, is said to con template taking the field with Gen Lee in the army of occupation and official circles are fearful that he will do so. Mr. Roosevelt is an able man in the right place. "The issue is now with the Con- gress. I have exhausted every effort to relieve the intolerable condition of affairs which is at our doors. Prepared to execute every obligation imposed upon me by the Constitution and the law, I await your action." President McKinley to Congress on Cuban question, April 11, 1898. "Remember the Maine." The first movement upon Cuba will be with food for the starving. Humanity is the key note of the movement against the Spanish. "Remember the Maine" will be the war cry. Rush Orders for Cellulose. nJ it Owensboro, Ky., April 16. The government has ordered the cellulose company here to ship at once "The only hope of relief and re- 10,000 pounds of cellulose to pose from a condition which can Charleston, S. C, for the gunboat no longer be endured, is the en- Bancroft, and also to rush all or forced pacification of Cuba. In the ders. The Compauy is six months name of humanity, in the name of behind. civilization, in behalf of injured Two Sets of Triplets. American interests which give us Owensboro, Ky., April 17. At the right and duty to speak and act, Utica, this county, yesterday, Mrs. the war in Cuba must stop." From Charles Rhodes gave birth to three President McKinley's message, boys, all fully developed and healthy. At Knottsville last week April 11, 1898. Mrs. Wm. Payne gave birth to two Thf President did not await the girls and a boy, all of whom are decision of Congress, but antici- doing well. pated it. While the Senate and the She Wants to be Nurse. House were adjusting their differLancaster. Kv.. AdHI iq Mrs. ences over the resolutions, the Elizabeth I. Glass, of Bryantsville, President was moving the troops mis county, has made application to the Southern coast and complet- for admission as a nurse in the ing all arrangements in detail for event of war. She is highly educated, handsome and ta former the coming conflict. He has moved school teacher. in advance of Congress and the army and navy are ready. Knights of Pythias Will Enlist i money in circulation at the date of company immediately for four the Chicago convention, which de- momns- wanare, and 150 volunteers will he secured easily. clared that no material increase in our currency could be effected exFirst Company of Volunteers. cept through the adoption of free Frankfort. Kv.. Anril re FH. and unlimited coinage of silver. gar Park, of Irvine. Estill countv. arrived here. Park said There was a great blow in Spain ernor Bradley that he had to Gov- a raised over the gift of $200,000 to the company of 100 men, and was government by the Qeeen Regent, ready to enlist. Governor Bradley for war purposes. Such a small stated to Park that his name would be recorded on the list, and proper item makes scarce a ripple on this notice made to the authorities. George Gould, a private iide. citizen, tendered to the United Another Mountain Company. States Government his private Salversville. Kv.. Anril Wn yacht, the cost of which is much Jeff Prater, of this place, has just more than the Queen Regent's received permission from Adjt. donation. Other private citizens Gen. Collier and Gov. Bradley, au- uiuiiiiiJK mm 10 organize a comhave made similar offers. pany Of State CUards. with armnr., The President will call for a war and headquarters isat Salyersville, Ky. Mr. Prater to be the loan from the the people. No of the company. necessity exists now to apply to a syndicate of the very wealthy Henderson Road Free. Henderson. Kv.. Anril bankers of the world. The people , have money gold, silver, paper, morrow at noon thp tnll.ttaiw the pikes of this county will be all good not in their old socks ), thrown ooen, free nf tnll , i tuc but deposited in banks, and they county i win nave executed its obliwill cheerfully and gladly check it gation to the turnpike companies nut and take in exchange three in the amount of sixty thousand per cent. U. S. bonds to be issued, dollars for nineteen miles of road. in nuiliiples-o$50 for the popular The amount is to be paid in install-ment- s covering a period of eight war loan. years. $ The country at large is in excel- - Marigolds and camomiles in ent condition financially and the North Africa reach a height of response to the call for a popular four or five feet. 'loan to the Government for war Are you a subscriber to The p'tfrpose,'5 w'l ,,c ''early and sufii- - Bee You should be. - For War. The total money in circulation Lancaster. Kv.. Aoril 18. Cant. , in the United States is $1,756,058,-645Bishop, of the Lancaster Knights the greatest in the country's ryinias L,odge, has received inhistory. This amount, too, is structions this morning from State $246,000,000 in excess of the Commander Cowden to enlist a n cap-tai- n t f county and district conventions to be held June 2VQ. 37th and iQln in tee orvler named, the district convention to be held at Henderson, at one o'clccV p. rn The basis ot representica tor toe various counties is to be one dsJegate vote fer each ipo votes nd traction over too votes cast for the Bryan electors ia t$95. and the representation was fired for the various counties as follows 'Christian if Daxtess 25, HancocV. 3, Henderson to, HopVins r. McLean;. Union tr. Webster tj Nec essary to choice ;q and a fraction. ' Geo. Harnett, who attesxptevl ssjode at Eddy vflle last Kridir afttrecco, recently lived in this city and was tailored nhiie DOWN IN THE MINES. here as a salesman ia the Racket store Pills in malarial districts He took laudanum after a sreee. The HELPED THE FARMER. doctor saved his lite V uite a number ot miners from Barnes-le- y are indispensible, they EMer I W. MitcheM has came down last Saturday night and tatictd in perfect order and arc Liberty church to preach twice Importation of Farm Products near HopUnsvtllea taeath at decided: to roxie spent several hours out at the lake fishing system acd has This has been a busy week lor the St his home here. Hts earawsstat besics Greatlv Reduced. Bernard ofScial force preparing for and nut Sunday holding their aanual meeting, bat they for sick headache, indigestion, Major S. K. Cruabanxa bos talea have cScers equal to the cccastoa New Tariff Law has Worked possession of the c&ce ot Sarxrvisisg Gecrje Doekrey who has for jears past , malaria, torpid liver, constipaInspector ot Steam Vessels for the Cincinworked worked for the St Bernard Com- -' Oreat Benefits to Agrinati district with headquarters ia that city paay. all bilious diseases. cow declares he will if allowed, at- tion Major Cmmbau$h has many friends ia culture. tach hirsselt himself to the V S array Christian county and Western Kectcckr who are glad at the news ot hts successful Wethiak it is settled fact that Jaba ' attainment to a good office ia the govera- - Ho$&a. ct the Hecla raiaes. has j ivea cp Special correspondence. alt idea ct visitis$ the Klcodile meat service. Washington, D. April iS. Moody meeting, $0 the Christian and Has co great desare to fctht the Sraa-- ' The J Has the new protective tariff helped people belive, has dene them a great deal ish. the farmer in the way of giving him of good. Oat they are disappointed that Kingston. Taauica. April l The We vaat saxa a every local better prices?,. It was shown .re- there should not have come out of so much British ecloaui authorities here hare a--, ity to act as .private Detective .r..u-u..evangelistic work more visible results. Up structtoas trora their home gaveraaaeot to cently that since the adoption of to Sunday last there bad not been one declare coal ccotrabaad ia the ereat cf caaecessjiry Address. importation of addition to any of the HopVinsville the new tariff the j BETCCTIVC tktEkCT. I farm products had been greatly re- churches since the meeting began. NiiiviTlft. Tens. Foreman Thos. Rabiasoa sat the Em is good enough as duced. That Rev John S. Cheek has been conducting pire mines oaly stsp cow hen there is a far as it goes. It is also easy to a protracted meeting at the Baptist church luneral, so rushed are they with orders. show that the exportation of farm tnts city, wnicn closed Wednesday night. Strange to say he doa t talk Klodil: now, Capital Sttt Fall SrU F productions has greatly increased There have been several additions to the but instead wants to lead troops to fight sso.oeo. tio.oeo. church this week Spain as compared with last year, which COMMEHCEO BUSINESS IN ttS7. Kansas City, Mo. The Central Coal The Teachers' Association of the Second is also good as lar as it goes. But district will meet in this city Friday and and Coke Company, ot this city, corresis the farmer getting better prices Saturday of this week. Supt. E. H. Mark, ponding with the government in is regard to for his productions since the en of Louisville City Schools will lecture at coal for battle-ship- s Should coal be puractment of the new tariff law? the Methodist church on the topic "Elec- chased here it will be shipped to Galveston tricity" Friday evening. or Port Arthur. Everybody knows, of course, that Mr. C. F. Jarrett has accepted the inviprices have advanced within the Joe Huff met with a slight accident one The advantages ot a bank account last year or two, tspecially since tation to deliver an address before the day last week while working at the mines State Commercial convention on the sub- He stepped a nail which stuck nearly are numerous. It is not to busithe country rejected the free coin ject "Our Agricultural Opportunities and through bis upon and from the result he foot ness men we are talking they age proposition, and advertised to Needs " has been unable to work for several das know all about it but to salaried past, but at this writing he is improving the world that it proposed to stand men, wage earners and to women There's safety if Ibe bank is a MORTONS GAP. on a sound money basis. But it Great indignation was the result when good one. There's convenience-th- e is important to the average farmer Dr. A. W. Davis and sister, Mrs. M. last Saturday at Fortress Monroe, Va.. a money always ready and out who wants to consider this ques Cain were tn Madisonville Monday on Spanish coaling vessel was loaded first ot reach of your own petty squanwith coal, while the flying squadron was tion intelligently, to know how the business. dering, too. It is easy to spend waiting for fuel American vessels deMrs. Tom Steele visited her parents in small sums when you have a large range of prices is compared with serve attention first Madisonvile Saturday sum in your pocket. the date of the adoption of the new Mr Welsh, who is officially connected Mrs. J. H. Coleman and children, of with a tariff law, nearly nine months ago Montana Coal Company, arrived MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKYJ Fortunately, it is practicable to Crofton, visited the family of Ben T. Rob- here last week and for the purpose ot testinson last week. ing the Campbell slack washer A car ot supply the information and it Montana coal has been shipped here, Roy, Leslie and Carlstedt shows that in nearly every article ited their grind parents atRobinson vis- will be crushed and washed under and Earlington bis of farm production there has been Sunday supervision. This is undoubtedly the first car of coal ever shipped to this State from an advance in prices since the enMr. John Dulin and family were in the actment of the Dingley law. Brad-street- Gap several days lately to see B, C. Rice, a point so distant, and has been the obtect of much curiosity to those engaged in the which is an accepted au- who is very sick. coal business. The freight on this car ot from time to time thority, publishes Dr. Pasco Moore, of White Plains, who coal, we understand was over $300. Mr tables showing; the prices in New has been attending a medical college at Welsh says coal up in Montana sells York and other great business cen St. Louis has graduated with honors and readily for four dollars and fifty cents per returned ters, of various articles of farm pro hasthe world. to make for himself . a mark ton and coke at seven dollars per ton Norfolk Va. Three thousand tons of various articles of in ductioc, also We understand Dr. W. will Pocahontas coal left general consumption by farmers soon locate in EarlingtonA. and Davh hang Vincent, Cape Verdehere tonignt for St Islands. went and other people. These tables his shingle to the breeze. We there for from the Lambert's Point coaling Itstation, predict quote the prices of articles in ques him a brilliant career in his chosen pro-- and on the British steamship Hampstead, Capt. Blank Castner, Curran & Buillit, tion at the beginning of each month icssiun. where the clearing acets. considered. The new tariff act Mr. C S. Jackson will soon depart for of Philadelphia, learned that the Hampstead and it was not went into operation July 26, and iexarkana,wnere ne will enter Drauguon s cleared until after the custom house business college. May success crown bis closed this evening by comparing the prices that ex- noDie eiiorts. The Hempstead arrived in water ballast early from isted at the beginning of that C One of our New York, large was month with those at the beginning chair and went prominent citizens look a employed inand all day avessel. force coal loading the fishing Sunday and fished The of the present month, it is practica in a small mill pond, bis pole was so long was secured at $2 a ton. It Is a significant ble to determine whether or not that it reached the further shore and he fact that the Spanish torpedo flotilla, toaUAIUSTEED TO CUBE the new tariff law is making itself had been fishing on dry land all morning gether with the Spanish armored cruisers CHILLS AND FEVER and no would Colon to do mianta felt in its effect upon the prices of so until doubtsun hadhave continued on the are now Maria leresa and Cristobalbelieved And Malaria In all Form. Tutclesa. Hoo( at that poiut, and it is the gone down gcnuluo wilhout tha abore picture and tho If there were ad- Western Horizon, but for a friend passing teat the coal is intended lor tbal fleet. farm products. denature of J. O. VtndcnbalL vances in only an occasional article that way who told bim to get back farther W. G. Knight, national organizer of the Prlco, 50 cents at all Dealers. PREPARED ONLY BY it might be assumed that they could or get a snorter pole. So be then cut bis U M. W A. is in the city in the interest pole in two and fished not properly be accredited to the ot evening did appear." on until the shades of Ibe local union. Mr Knight was for .T. O. two ears president of the district of EVANSVILLE. IND. new tariff law. But this is not the some time been The message of that soldier, tndiana, case; for an examination of the list statesman and President, patriot, McKinley holding aand has now for being regarded as Sold by George King, St. Charles, Ky., national office, Wm. of articles of farm production shows nas Deen sunmitted lo tne greatest iegisia one of the best posted men on the condi- Crabtree Coal Mining Company, Ilsfey that practically every one of them live body on tho globe, the Congress of the tions of mines and miners in the union. Kentucky, has advanced in price since the be- United States. It will remain as a monu His business here was the adjustment of the miners and the differences full ginning of the month in which the ment lo his greatness honor, of wisdom operators in this between and we learn that patriotism and national district firm in his new law went into operation. demands, moved neither by predjudice nor they came to terms at their jesterday Read the following table and see passion but justice and mercy are the morning's meeting which will prove satisfor yourselves. The prices quoted grounds upon which be presents his claims factory to all concerned. Central City be sustained and awaiting arc those ol the New York markets bis position will we will move onward a Republican. tne command Last Sunday's Courier Journal contained except in cases where other places united and mighty nation, be bearing aloft the stars and stripes under whose magnifi- this excellent article on what constitutes arc specified: contraband of war, and as it refers to the luly 1. 1847. April 1. 184S' cent folds are seventy millions of people product of our miners we here give the ready to sacrifice their lives it need be to Wheal, No. 2, Red I .8i .99 the article in full "In a former article .2S7 Corn No. 2, mixed .34 keep that banner afloat. Backed by the in these columns it was stated that there oats, wo. 2 mixed .30 iis constitution and the law wc are confident 333 I BarlerKo. t was considerable difference of opinion as and supreme. Western .58 40 what constitutes contraband of war. lo Flour, winter 3.90 45 This disagreement is of special interest Beeves, Chicago, per 100.. 4.40 3.30 ST. CHARLES. " " ... 4.23 4 75 Sheep, just now with reference to coal. " . . 34" Hogs, 3 93 Mr. Dick Woodruff and wife spent Tues"The older writers on international law oC3 lleet carcasses, Chicago 1.074 day with relatives in Madisonville. laid down the principle that all articles " " Hogs 047 .05 " ... 0.74 Mutton " .083 Mrs. Elmer Harris is on the sick list Ibis suitable to be used in war are always con8.30 Beef family, per Lbl 1030 traband, that those useful only for civil week. Lard 04: .033 purposes are nevercontrband, and 3 Butter '.19 Mr. Taylor Cranor was in town'Satur-day- . those of indiscriminate use in peace that Beans, marrow, per bu .. , 1.13 1.40 . Our Made Clothand 1.23 Potatoes 200 war may or may not be contraband, ac18 ,:o Dry hides ing is well and artistiMr. Joe Ashmore and wife, of the coun- cording to the particular circumstances of 20 Wool, Ohio X .26 Hops 07 cally made. We have .13 the war. Later decisions have done sometry, were in town Saturday, Hemp .046) 033 Mr, J. Q, Johuson visited in Christian thing to define more clearly what articles Harper joo .75 stacks of samples. Gen.77j are contraband, and in general tbey are 8.00 r 10.00 Cotton seed per ton County Sunday. uine goods reasonable more liberal than formerly. At the same Rev. Wright 'filled bis regular appoint- time changes in war methods haye altered While the above table shows prir-Pment at Christian Church Sunday that the prices of practically all arthe relative importance of particular comDr. T. R. Finley and E. J. Sisk spent modities. adticles of farm production have Sunday evening at Mortons Gap "Munitions of war are contraband. vanced since the enactment of the Mr George Goldswortby, who for some This includes arms, ammunition, gun cartariff law, it is also found that many riages, wagons for transporting ammuniarticles used by farmers, or at least tion, belts, scabbards, bolsters and the a like. It also includes vessels built for use in the transportation of their proin war and certain articles almost exclusductions, have fallen since the ively used for military purposes, such as of the new tariff law, thus adoption the materials for gunpowder. When we giving them the double advantage come to manufactured articles the term will include masts, spars. contraband of a higher price for their own prorudders, cordage and other things useful ductions and a lower price for those to vessels of war. These principles were which they must buy. The followThere are three great remelaid down when navies consisted ot wooden ing table shows the prices of artisailing vessels. Now, however, tbey are dies that every person with mainly iron or steel steamers, and Ibe cles used by the farmers or utilfzed weak lungs, or with consumpdoctrine with reference to sail and masts by those engaged in the transportion itself, should understand. applies with equal reason to marine entation of their productions. These remedies will cure gines, boiler plates, screw propellers and July i, April 1, the like. But all these are utterly useless about every case in its first 1897. 1898. for naval purposes witbont coal It is Coffee, Rio No. 7, per lb ... stages ; and many of those .07, .03 coal that furnishes the power to move the 023 .oji rrint cioini, per yo. more advanced. It is only itself, ,0411 Standard sheetings, per jd the ship A machinery and .04 i Pigiron.per Ion 11,00 iicn the most advanced that are neutral who furnishes coal to a warship Steel tall, per ton, Pitts..., 1900 jg0o virtually furnishes the ship and cargo, City, hopeless. Even these are 4 30 i.oai, antnracue, per ion 4,00 Petroleum, crude, per bbi... ,90 armament and crew, since supplying coal 77 wonderfully relieved and life renned, ptr gal " .06 ,037 makes all of these effectual, when without Tar.perbbl 10 Oo Itself greatly prolonged. it they would be innocuous. Phosphate rock, per ton . . 3.13 300 ? What are these remedies Great Britian, with her great naval interests, was prompt to discern' the great The Cowboy's Ultimatum. Fresh air, proper food and change wrought by the revolution in ship From the Denver Times. building, and 'made the suggestion that coal ought to be treated as contraband of Now, Spain, pick up yer duds an' git, war. It Is true tbat Great Britian is well You've played in Cuby long enough, s. of Cod-LivOil with supplied with coaling stations, but then, An' don't go poutin' like a kid, with her great navy, her need for tbem is Be Or don't be givin' us yer guff. of also greater, and it is by no means certain draughts but not of fresh air. We're goin' to feed ihem fellers there, VIA tbat the rule she proposed would not be Eat nutritious food and drink An' give 'em better pastur, tew; embarassing to her in case of war. In You might as well jes flgger now plenty of milk. Do not forget the Austrian and French war In 1839 and It ain't what "you purpose to dew." in our civil war Great Britian acted for that Scott's Emulsion is the the .most part upon the idea tbat coal was Fer we're the people over here, oldest, the most thoroughly VESTIBULED TRAINS, In the war contraband. An' durn yer skin, you'd better scoot, highest en- tested and the complaint froqi Bismarck that SLEEPERS. DIHIMB CARS, there was Er we'll be blowin' out yer lights dorsed of all remedies for 2 coal was shipped from English to French An throwin'in some shots "to boot" CHAIR CARS ports, but Great Britain said that this coal weak throats, weak lungs and We've monkeyed now fer thirty years bad to run Its chances of the German warconsumption in all its stages, With all yer sneakin' black galoots, ships, or, in other words, it was lawful F. M. nUQQ, THAV. PASS-- AOEHT, BT. LOUIS, UC, X X toe. and Si oo; all dnigtUti. An' now this ulternatum coej HOWARD ELLIOTT, OCN'L MQB., ST. LOUIS. Ma J SCOTT & BOWNH, Chemlit., New York. J prize, if seized. You've simply got ter shoot the chutes. "The vital question, however, relates to L.W.vVAKCLCY,OEN'l.PAia'RAaT..ST.lOUI,M tfM Testify that Hood's Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Dyspepsia, Malaria, Catarrh, Rheumatism, And That Tired Feeling. Remember this And get Hood's And only Hood's, Cures every form of Attempted Suicide Teachers' AsImpure blood, from sociation Hajor Crumbaugh The pimple on your Takes Office. Face to the great Hopkinsville. April 19 The Democratic Scrofula sore which Executive Committee of the Second Con Drains your system. gressional district met here this morning to arrange for nominating a CongresMonal Thousands of people candidate. The official call orders precinct, time has been staying with relatives here )he taking of coal in neutral ports by waron account ot sickness, returned home ships Great liritian in iSCa said that a belligerent ship should bo allowed lo take Friday. coal Miss Susie Riordan is visiting relatives only In enough to lake It to the nearest its own country. Tha objection to port in Christian County this week. this rule is that very often it would require Mrs. Kate Hewlett is spending this a good deal more coal to take ship to the nearest port in its own country than week with her daughter who is ill at it would to take it to a port ot the enemy, and for that reason it does Mrs. Minnie Cash, of Dulaney, is visit- not ' appear The ing relatives here this week truth Is, coal iurnished to a beligerent Uabe Jennings and Uasn Hibbs ship is prima facie for military purposes, Messrs. and would seem to be contraband of war spent Saturday at Madisonville. unless the contrary appears. At the same Miss Ena Fault visited friends at Madi- time it must be confessed that this princisonville Saturday ple has not received the assent of the great Miss Annie Sbaw of the Gap. spent military nations, and is therefore a subject for dispute Sunday uilh friends and relatives here. "Of course, the matter ot coal is one Mr Chas. Jenkins and wife visited rela- that might affect both sides in a war with tives at Madisonville Sunday. Spain, Our own resources for getting coat Mr. Lot Hanks, ot Underwood, was in are much better than Spain's but there might be times when it would be extremely town Saturday. convenient and even necessary for us lo Mr. Chas Gribble was at Madisonville purchase coal in neutral ports. But the Monday. question ot coal will necessarily be em Mr. Hen Gilllilanit spent Monday at harassing to Spain, and our cruisers would be pretty certain to capture, if possible, Madisonville any vessel carrying coal to Cuban ports. the Seekers after gold are often disap It is a matter of regret, however, that during pointed. Seekers after health take Hood's status ot coal furnished to warships Sarsaparilla and find it meets every expect- hostilities has not been better defined." ation Madi-isonvill- e. MimtM"wn!ttEtiimiii!!M IWTimWIHWMmWilTnTTt1f1WTi-Tr- CLOTHING l OUR SPRING CLOTHING IS INI IIAVB YOU SnUN IT? To those living ba Tutt's keep the Some limes In nur hurry we (ear we do not talk rnoiiuli about our Clothing, Now, let m nay rlRht herr, there's no part of our entire stock wo are prnmttrof, No department that is more complete, we buy our Clothing from all parts o( Ibe. country, iumo from the South, some from the Weil and some from the East, and putting the whole together enables us lo show as handsome and complete line ot Clothing as yon want to see, Our ao percent, discount sale we had durlnK January and February put us In Rood shape for our New, Clean, Spring Slock, and we want you to come In and nee what we have, what we can do (or you, before you buy your New Spring Suit, won't you? Come in, that's all we ask of you; when once in, our Pretly Patterns and Correct Trices will do the rest. : : : ::: -begin Men's Suits this Spring at $1.30 and run up to $15.00. Of course the la. 30 suit is not very much, but you can't stand the pressure If you will only allow us to show you our j.oo, 16. 00, $7.00 and $10.00 suits. While if you want an Elegant Wedding Suit, or l( you have been in the habit ot having your suit made and paying from t so. 00 lo $3000 (or it, let us show you our Matchless $ij 00 Suits, n WMbm uWe :::!!?, an absolute cure and BISHOP & CO MADISONVILLE. KY. Tutt's Liver Pills iu C, rcs iimiiiiiiniimiiiiiii itAAftftaftft,aftftAAAAftftftftftftAAAftaat DETECTIVE ! ...:.u WWW99rW$ ;ij-&xl YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT. i ? " Build a Home? i i fc fc - ill -- mmftaft l, ?1 ?l 1 lWBBSm Repair For Spring and Summer .. Make your nest comfortable o a House? i m 0 J 4, Now is the time (or this kind of work JNO. G. MORTON, PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER .WE HAVE THE STUFF.- All ,l ; 0 i sorts of Building Material: Lumber, Doors and Sash, Yellow Pine Stuff, Lime, Cement, Builders' Hardware, etc., etc. HILL RUNS EVERY DAY III THE YEAR i i & OUR PLAHW6 if i i i .' l DR. MENDENHAIL'S s', GHUi ii mi cue 49 And we can furnish All Orders on Short Notice. You know the Firm. We will treat you right, i c 3 4? 4? 4? 4? l. RUBY & CO. t a?9 The New York Weekly Tribune. THE GREAT NATIONAL FAMILY iTv??$??c for MADISONVILLE. KY. r I y NEWSPAPER FARMERS and VILLAGERS, tit jtwr fiiorlt Horn. Pssir, MENDENIIAJLJL, THE: JBEE, EARLINGTON, KY. Young man, dress up. BOTH ONE YEAR FOR SEND ALL ORDERS TO "THE BEE." BARLINQTON. $1.25. KY. 3(0 PAGES. A National Hook ot rtrarrnct for GoTcrmenial and Political Information, ihm fTnalll.tllAn nf Ik. I Tntta.1 IheComillullonof the Stale of New Yok,tti Dlntley Tariff BUI, with a comparrlion of old and new ratal: President McKlnleT'a Cabinet and aDDOinteei. Ambulation. Comuli. etc: tha Btrtanarl of Contrast, namea of the principal officera of the different Statea, Commanding OSicera of Ilia Artnr and Navjr, with their aalariei; Tablet of Public Slatlttlci, Election Keturni, Party Platforna ami Committee, complete articlet on the Currency, Cold and Sllter, and arait amount of other valuable Information. The Standard American Almanac, authoritative and complete, corresponding In rank with Whlllaker'a Almanac In Europe. PRICE 25 ClNTS. POSTAQC PAID. Tlie New York Tribune Almanac, rnnl.ln, C. R, Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, Don't be a fop, but look well dressed. Tailor ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. "WV at fr STUCK1 UP If you looked over our new line' of PAPER tn DJ t Si d( St. Bernard Advice to I Gen'l Store. HANGINGS you would at once say that you would like them stuck up on your rooms. It is a pleasure to us to show them. Consumptives COME IN AND ASK TO SEE THEM. BEST TRAINS Kansas Montana, Colorado, Pacific Coast, Utah, Washington, Omaha, ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. WILLARD HOTEL W. 4 Scon's Emulsion er Hypo-phosphite- St. Paul, Nebraska, Black Hills, S. MILLER, Jr., Manager. afraid St. Louis or Chicago. (aTts). BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. 111 UBfii hotel. finiiif if :m HH waaMa, t I I Franco-Prussia- n t Subscribe for The Bee, ' ' J i "3i 3u6ustru we Crrioe." CLIFF SLATON CUT. THE COLORED TROOPS. The Most Favorable Season To cure catarah is in the spring. During the winter the patient is apt to take fresh cold and have a Bat if treatment Is begun in the spring and continued Into summer, nothing need be feared for the set-bac- FROM JEFFERSON BARRACKS, PARLOR SOCIAL, LOCAL NEWS. m !- EMrs. Mary Adams, of Allensville, "-. i AVlr. w xti ajnnB mrs. frankic Williams, week. Mr. usit Sunday. Isaac Fox, of Earlington, Clias. Egloff a short , Masters Leo and Ray Herb spent Saturday in the country wmi uuaney ugiott. daughter spent several days last week with relatives here. Mrs. V. G. Bramliam, of Hop. kinsville, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Umstcad, of this place. Mrs. W. S. Bramwell anil little Wounded While flaking Arrest. Is Doing: Well and Will Recover. Clifton Slaton, night policeman of Madisonville, received serious wounds Jrom a knife in the hands of Pow Scott Monday night while endeavoring to arrest him. It is said that Slaton clubbed Scott and that Pete Bradley interfered and caught and held the club; that Slaton freed himself by using his revolver as a persuader, but that while thus engaged Scott stabbed him. One thrust of the knife cut Slaton's watch case open and another inflicted an ugly cut in the lower ribs. Slaton did not know until some time later that he was cut. Scott was released on bond. It is thought that Mr. Slaton will recover and he is reported to be doing well. Beware Fought Indians in the West and Will Fight Spaniards in Cuba. Some Indication of Their Bellg-erent ricn and Munitions of War En' route to Chickamauga. -- By Ladies of W. C. T. U. at Mad- Spirits. There were three of the colored soldiers of the Twenty fifth Infantry, which passed through Earlington last Thursday morning, who formerly worked in the coal mines at this place. Quite a number of people both white and colored were at the station to sec the troops go through and these men were seen and seemed with all the rest to be jubilant over their trip to the South, after years of service among the Indians on the Northwestern frontier, and the prospect for action against the Spanish. In the event of hostilities these colored soldiers will most likely be the first on the field. Two companies of them were rushed at once to Key West and the rest went into camp at Chickamauga Park. One of them, who had been an Earlington miner, said he "used to shoot coal and he reckoned he could shoot Spaniards." They seemed to have fight in them and were well equipped for battle. At Nashville a restaurant keeper said to some oi them "What are they sending you fellows south for, you can't fight." A colored soldier replied, "Well, I'll just show you about that" and he hit him so hard that he 'lost all interest in surroundings' and had not recovered when1 the military train left the citv. the Earlington Christian Church, will occupy the pulpit of the Christian Church at Owensboro next Sunday. Among the topics to be discussed at the State Commercial Convention wilt be a plan to expedite the settlement of land titles and develop the mineral and other resources of Kentucky. The Louisville May Music Festival on May 9, 10 and 11, promises of Ointments For Catarrh that Contain Mercury, as mercury will surely destroy Ihc sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when it through the muMiss Alma Hanna, of Madison-ville- , cous surfaces. entering articles should never Such spent a couple of days in the be used except on prescriptions from repcountry with Misses Mary and utable physicians, as the damage they will do Is tenfold to the good jou can possibly Agatha Egloff. derive from them. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., ToWe are indebted to Mrs. Chas. ledo, O., contains no mcrcury.and Is taken Egloff for a bunch of beautiful and internally, acting pirectly upon the blood fragrant lilacs that bring a whiff and mucous surfaces of the sjstem. In buying Hall's Cure, be sure you of balmy spring into the editors get the genuine.Catarrh taken internally and It is office. made in Toledo, O., by F. . Cheney & Co,, Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists, price 75c per bottle. By special request Elder I. H. Hall's Family Fills are the best. Tecl, pastor of the globe where it thunders often-eshaving thunderstorms, on an average, ninety-sevedays of the year. n succeeding winter. Of course, it all deQUICK SERVICE OVER THE ROAD, pends on the medicine. There are a great many catarrh medicines which relieve the most disagreeable symptoms temporarily. Three sections of military trains a cures more slowly, but also more were handled by the L. & N. rail permanently than this class of medicines, road Tuesday night and Wednes a A course of during the spring will day morning from St. Louis to cure catarrh more quickly than at any other Nashville enroute to Chickamauga season. Mr. Walter H, Tucker, Concord, Park. They were the Cavalry N. H., writes Dr. Hartman as follows: troops from Jefferson Barracks, "When I began taking your medicines four Mo. Two trains of horses, equip years ago I was suffering with chronic ments and supplies preceded and catarrh, I had taken nearly two dozen were followed by the soldiers' train, bottles of a catarrh cure without consisting of ten day coaches and much relief. the latter for cered the night Pullman sleeper, sweats and dizziness; it cured the cough I commissioned officers. As thev went South towards the have had from my cradle; I can say it carnage ol battle a cheery trumpet saved my life." Dr. Hartman has published in book form call saluted the big Hag near the a series of lectures on various phases of station. chronic catarrh, which he calls "Winter Catarrh." This book will be sent free to a any address by the Drug Manufacturing Company, Columbus, Ohio. All communication! and nutiera of newi per column mourn oe idarenea lava is said to be the region of raining to initGto. Alixaxdei, Earlineton, 10 Kr. Pe-ru-- " pU 1 - Under the Weather. That is tho common Spring complaint. You foel logy," dull. Your appetito is poor. Nothing tastes good. You don't sleep well. "Work drags. You cross ovory bridgo beforo you 00m 0 to it. There's lots of people have folt like you until they toned up tho system by taking tho great spring remedy ur (Jolofed ifi?ens. t, Many lives have been saved by the timely use of Dr. Bell's Pine Tar Honey. When a cold creeps upon you, or a cough racks your lungs, no remedy is so prompt or effectual. Can be given to children with oerfect safety and is sure to oroduce beneficial results. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington, Geo. King, St. Charles. Shadow of War Tax. Considerable activity has been manifested of late in manufactured tobacco in anticipation of an increase of tax in the event of war. It is thought that the additional tax will be about six cents a pound. Earlington merchants were buying the dark plug fast and furious early this week. 'Coffee was also in the rush because of a probable war tax. A certain brand of roasted coffee could not be had, because the makers would give no prices. Other brands were sold only in to any one limited quantities dealer. The way a certain popu lar grocery drummer was rustling about "saving money" for his customers was interesting to look upon. Japan was originally civilized by way of China; today Japan sends scholars and men of science to instruct the Chinese. Batter Than A Klondike rjold Mint. Rood health ia priceless when once lost. When tou hare 1 allirht cold or conirli lnreit 25c. in a bottle o( Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Bal 1 11 7 to be the biggest event held in Louisville for many years. The citizens have raised a guarantee fund of 16,000 for the affair. number of cannons and rapid fire guns have been transported through here by the L. & N. road bound for coast defense fortifications on the South Atlantic and gulf coasts. There are more to A Of Great Benefit. "I have taken several bottles of Hood's aam, the returns are greater man a nan interest Sarsaparilla and it has been of great benean Alaska (fold mine, aa fold ca nnot buy lost fit to me, I was all run down In health bealtu. ueware 01 a anirnt coia. and had kidney trouble for many years. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. I have tried all kinds of medicine but never found any that did me as much LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. good as Hood's Sarsaparilla." Mrs. flisiior, Colesburg, Tenn. jm Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy to erate. op- It is a question not easy to decide whether a circus train or one loaded with soldiers is the greatest drawing card. follow. a bad cold which settled on my lungs, cough set In and in Coninterested in the war situation and sumption. Four finally terminated up, say Doctors gave me hang on every bit of news relative ing 1 could live but a short time. I gave thereto. And we have managed myself up to my Saviour, determined if I to have all the important news could not stay with my friends on earth, I My would meet my absent ones fresh and hot. The sale of daily husband was advised lo get above King's Dr. papers is enormous, and growing. New Discovery for Consumption. Cougs and Colds. I gave It a trial, took in all It Madame Johana Gadski, "who is eight bottles. savedhas cured me, and thank God I am and now a well and to sing at the Louisville May healthy woman." Trial bottles free at St. Festival, is the prima donna of the Bernard Drug Store. Regular size 50c Wagner Opera Company led by and It.oo. Guaranteed or price refunded. A Narrow Escape Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada E. Hart, of Groton, S. D. "Was taken with 12. We understand that the business last Agent Etheridge men of Louisville have made ar- Sunday at Nashville,and family spentWash with relatives, rangements to royally entertain the returning home Sunday night. business aud professional men of Lively bidding has been going on by difKentucky who will attend the ferent railroad companies for the privilege State Commercial Convention to of transporting the troops South at an early be held in that city on May n and day. St., Alton, III', suffered with sciatic Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at 720 Henry rheu- Earlington people are intensely i" -j .- -- s ,f :i She is to sing in Damrosch. St Bernard Meeting. Massenet's "Eve" and in a grand Wagner concert, in conjunction The annual stockholders and directors' meetings of the St. Berwith other first class soloists. nard Coal Company were held in Mr. J. j. Lipscomb was in Earl- the general offices of the company ington Tuesday and his visit had at this place yesterday. The usmore than ordinary significance. ual dividend was paid. The stockHe came to see his new grand- holders from elsewhere who atdaughter, born to the happy par- tended the meeting were Messrs. ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Lip- II. B. Hanson, Saratoga Springs, The N. Y.; W. H. Howe, Nashville, scomb last Friday night. parents arc proud, the grandfather, Tenn.; E. G. Sebree Jr., Hender son, Ky.; Julian Kuracc', Clarks-villperhaps, prouder. Tenn.; E. P. Campbell, Kelley-KinHopkinsville, Ky. The same ofwithout ficers At the Sunday morning service change. were of Elder 1. II. Teel, at Wallonia, Mr. John W. Kclley and Miss Mat-ti- e Americans are the most inventive people King were united in matrimony, on earth. To them have been issued 600,000 of all the Mr. Teel officiating, The groom patents, or more than Issued in the world. No discovery is a promising young Trigg county patents of modern years has been of greater benefit man and Master Commissioner for to mankind than Chamberlains Colic, his county. The bride is a. popu- Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, or has lar and talented young lady. A done more to relieve pain and suffering. Vaughn, of Oiktown, Ky says: "I fine dinner followed the ceremony J. W. used Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera have and a very large number of friends and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family tor were present. Flowers abounded several years, and find it to be the best in and all went as merry as the tradi- medicine I ever used for cramps by the the bell, We guarantee stomach and bowels. For sale tional marriage St. Bernard Drug Store. Earlington: Hen the knot waBtell tied. Elder Teel T. Robinson, Mortons Gap, George King, St. Charles. Keeps in practice. . e, matism for ov-- r eight months. She doctored for it nearly the whole of tne time, using various remedies recommended by friends, and was treated by the physicians, but received no relief. She then used one and a halt bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm, which effected a complete cure. This is published at her request, as she wants others similarly afflicted lo know what cured her. 35 and 50 cent sizes for sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; George King. St Charles; Ben Robinson Mortons Gap Music lovers will have an opportunity of hear some of the greatest artist of Europe and America at the Louisville May g, 10 and n. No expense has been spared to make the five concerts of the Festival as attractive as possible. Ererrbotly Sajri So. Coscarets Cand v Cathartic, the most wonderful medical tlfscoveiyof U10 age, pleasant and retrcshinc to too taste, act gentry and positively on Iddnoys, liver and bowels, cleansing tho ontiro system, dispel colds, euro headache, fever, habitual constipation and biliousness. Plcoso buy and try a box or O. C. C. 10, S3, 50 cents. Bold and guaranteed to euro by all druggists. g. one-thir- d France pays in pensions every year 70,000,000 francs, of which 25,000,000 are subtracted from the salaries of officials. Bucklen's Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sore's, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 23c per box. For Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Birthday Remembered. Yesterday was the birthday of Rev. C. C. Hall, and that divine was surprised beyond .measure by the early appearance of a special committee who presented him a nice suit of clothes a new and his good dress and shoes, the joint gift of members and innumerable friends. The reverend gentleman's tongue clove to the roof of his mouth tighter than a porous plaster and his efforts to express the all avalanche of gratitude which overwhelmed his heart proved a failure; but to each and every one of the generous donors, he desires to express his gratitude and assures them that their unselfish generosity will ever be held in remembrance, and that all the words in Webster's Unabridged Dictionary would not express a fraction of his grateful appreciation pi their liberal kindness. twenty-seventh seven-eights The State Commercial tion will make an earnest extend and improve our roads, to enhance the agricultural products by diversifying our products and considering the best means for reaching the world's markets. dreadful malady, if you will only get the right remedy. You are having pain all through your body, your liver is out of order, have no appetite, no life or ambition, have a bad cold, in fact are completely used up. Electric Bitters is the only remedy that will give you prompt and sure relief. Tbey act directly on your Liver, Stomach and Kidneys, tone up the whole system and make you feel like a new being. They are guaranteed to cure or price refunded. For sale at St. Bernard Drug Store. Only 50 cents per bottle. Laboring men have 312 working days a year in Hungary, 308 in the ConvenUnited States, 278 in England and effort to in Russia. country 267 value of OUR aUARANTEB $100.00 IN dOLD. We will pay One Hundred Dollars In Gold for Any and every case of cough and colds where no benefit in derived from the hk of Dr. Otto' Spruce Cum Ilalaam. It contains nothing In. lurlmiK and (s so pleasant to take, liewaro of The Sure La Grippe Cure. There is no use suffering from Imitation". Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. A this pood horse can travel 10a yards in 4 minutes at a walk, 400 yards in 2 minutes in a trot arid 400 yards in 1 minute at a gallop. Whenever a druggist tells you he has something just as good for coughs, colds, grip, etc., as Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey, he is thinking of bis profits, and not of your welfare, We make the genuine and authorize all druggists to guarantee it lo be the. best on earth. The E. li. Sutherland Medicine Co., Paducah.Ky, Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store Earlington, Geo. King, til. Chiles. The late section foreman Golden who died a short time ago, held the board for the best section on the Henderson division for several years In succession. Master of Trains Devney went lo St. Louisville Monday, and accompanied the soldier boys on one of the trains over the St. Louis and Henderson divisions. Special attention is now being paid to the transportation of vegetables and fruits bound North. One car of cabbage went North on a sectian of train 52, last Monday. So far the L. & N. has bad the good for tune to the contract for transporting a large number of soldiers South, this week. Several trains of soldiers have passed over this division, besides several car loads of can nons, etc. Quite a number of the boys congratulate themselves on what tbey say is a fact, and that is that railroad men can not be forced into the army. Tbey do not like the idea job for one of of giving uy a about one third that amount, and then tbey mignt get snot. The Henderson division handled three trains of soldiers last week. Masters of Trains Devney and Sargent, along with Assistant Superintendent Mann were each on a train, looking after the safe transportation of the boys in bine. Leo. Hurd, city passenger agent for the Louisville and Nashville, ana Louisville, Henderson and SI. Louis railways, is yery on Fourth street ill In the sanitarium A few days ago he in Evansville. underwent an operation and for a time bis life was despaired of. It is thought be will recover The gross earnings of the L. & N. Rail-roa- d Company for the first week in April amount to $382,540 which is distributed follows, freight $279,490, passenger as This $733lo, miscellaneous $29,840. shows an increase of $9,930 over the gross for the same period in 1897. earnings The gross earnings of the road from July tst, 1897 to April 71b, 1898 amount to 110,1149.300, watch shows an increase of $1,018,682 over the earnings of the road for the same period in 1896 and 1897. Every one has beard of haunted bouses, but the railroad men know there are haunted cars as well. For Instance, on the Louisville and Nashville there is a caboose known as "1908," which carries on in a most supernatural manner. What do you say to a caboose that suddenly begins to shake and shiver like a man with the ague, and this, too, when it is standing alone on a track? My informant solemnly asserted, also, that "tqo8" is subject to attacks of hysteria. It jumps up and He down at the slightest provocation. says it did the most remarkable thing, however, ono day near Richmond. It was standing on a siding with all brakes set. All at once it started and ran up grade, over an embankment Into a field. Sixty-doll- Mrs. Louis Watson, of Mortons Gap, visited friends here last week. The C. E. met last Sunday evening, but was poorly attended. Come out Sunday, Quite a spiritual meeting was conducted by Rev. H. H. Gordon, at the Baptist church, Sunday. We have been informed that the Baptist church at Mortons Gap has not yet called a pastor young men conduct themselyes very SOtir in public, which indicates bad training soraewbtre. A young lady rescued her musical instrument from unwilling bands last Monday. Wartics, religioustics and politics, but wartics have the day. We have men In our town who can not read the papers, yet they can diagram the situation. We learned one lady got up last week before day to see the soldiers, but he was not on the train. Mrs, Nora Ross, the teacher at Mortons Gap, was the guest of Mr L. A, Pritcbett, last Sunday. Rev. Thomas Weir, who has been conducting a revival at White Plains, passed through here this week, enroute to Nebo. Mrs, Thomas Earl has a very sick child at her house. Mrs, H. Amos is on the sick list. There was a large crowd at the Reading Come out toRoom Thursday) night. night. Ed Bailey is considerably belter at this writing. Quite a crowd of our people were in Madisonville Sunday. Rev. Foster was with us last week. The conduct near the lake Saturday night was disgraceful. The poem read in the A. M. E. Zion Sunday school. Sunday, was well received by T. H. M. Mr. Teague, Sr., of St. Charles, passed through here Monday on his way to Atkinscholars are now son College. Thirty-fiv- e in attendance. T. U. B. F. and S. M. T. are preparing for their annual Thanksgiving celebration in May. Mrs. Lizzie Laurey buried her baby last Ayer's Sarsaparilla It's been curing such coses for 60 years. Try it yourself. Bend for the "Curebook." 100 pages free, J. C Ayer Co., I,owell, Mass. The Call to the Colors. Alabama, Tennessee? People of the Southland, answer' For the land hath need of thee." "Herel" from Sandy Rio Grande, Where the Texan horsemen ride, "Herel" the hunters of Kentucky Hall from Chatterawba's side, Every toiler in the cotton, Every rugged mountaineer, Velvet-voice- d and Lifts bis bead lo answer, "Herel" "Some remain who charged with Pickett, Some survive who followed Lee: They shall lead their sons to battle For the flag if need there be." "Are you ready, California, Arizona, Idaho? 'Come, oh come unto the colors.' Heard ye not the bugle blow? ' Falls a bush in San Francis :o In the busy hives of trade; In the vineyards of Sonoma Fall tbe pruning knife and spiJ-- , In the mines of Colorado Pick and drill are flung aside; Idly in Seattle's harbor Swing the merchants to the tide, And a million mighty voices Throb responsive like a drum Rolling from the rough Sierras, "You have called us, and we've com-O'Missouri sounds the challenge O'er the great lakes and the plain. "Are you ready. Minnesota? Are you ready, Men of Maine?" From the woods of Ontonagon, From tbe farms of Illinois, From the looms of Massachusetts: "We are ready, man and boy," Axmen free, of Androscoggin, Clerks who trudgethe cities's pavei, Gloucester men who drag their plunder From tbe sullen, hungry waves, Swede and Gsrmao, Celt and Saxon swell tbe call, And the Adirondacks echo: "We are ready, one and all." Truce to feud and peace to faction, aii iorgoi is party zeal When tbe warships clear for action, When IhA hlnn hattnlinn tt,linl Europe boasts her standing armies ociia woo uunuiy ngnt Dy trade: We have seven million soldiers And a soul guides every blade, Laborers with arm and mattock, Laborer With hrain inrt nn Railroad prince and railroad brakeman, Build nnr linn nf fijhfinc, mn Flagof righteous wars, close mustered uicam me oayonets, row on row, When thy stars are sternly clustered uu lueir uaggers toward tne loe. 1 er d large-limbed Both tho method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant and refreshing to tho taste, and acts gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho system effectually, dispels colds, fevers and cures habitual constipation. Svmn of Firm t.lin ODly remo3y of its kind ever pro duced, pleasing to tho taste and ao. ceptablo to tho Btoranch, prompt in its action and truly beneficial in its effects, prepared only from tho most healthy and agreeable Bttbstances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and havo raado it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of Figs is for sale in CO cent bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not havo it on hand will procure it promptly for any ono who wishes to try it. Do not accept any The number of vessels that substitute. CAUFMM FIO SYRUP CO. passed through the Suez Canal last 8AM FRAUOISCO, CAU year was 2,930. NEW YORK, H.f. UUMIUE. in. head-achesa- W. C. T. U. will give a parlor social at the residence of Mr. E. G. McLeod next Tuesday night the 26th instant. An interesting program has been arranged. The object is to assist in the movement of the State Union to build a school in Eastern Kentucky. The Earlington Union has been tendered a special invitation and Mr. VV. F. Burr has consented to make the closing talk of the evening. The program is as follows: Scripture reading. Song, "Ribbon White," By the Union. Prayer, Rev. W. A. Boone. Opening remarks, Miss H. E. Brooks. Song, Miss Clark. Recitation, Miss Zena Glenn. Instrumental selection, Miss Lloyd. Paper, C. H. Murphey. Intermission. Song, Quartette. Recitation, Mrs. Jas. Ross. Music, Orchestra. Song, Miss Clark. Talk, Rev. Coleman. Closing remarks, Mr. V. F, Burr. Collection. isonville. The ladies of the Madisonville $AS?8 OKB ZDKTOVA 5 From the New York Mall and Express, "Are you ready, O Virginia, NEW ENTERPRISE STOVES '"' 200,000 evr BATIOPAOTIOH. owe oivtna They of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen, who ore sustained by the products of Southern Farmers. They last longer and make more home happy than iay other Stove on earth. Fire backs) guaranteed for 13 years. are-mad- e If 1 your Dealer does not handle theaC WRITE FOR CATALOQUS. isiiii imWTiiir "ifl Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co NASHVILLE. TENN. MAKUMCTUHIM Saturday. The soldiers that passed through here last week, landed in Key West, list Sunday. Or COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Mantela tad Grate. Hollowware, Tinware, Stc. The editor of the Hopkinsville Major, says he wants to get up a company to go Cuba. Wm. Killebrew gave a good talk at Ihe Christian Endeavor Sunday. In Memory ol Brother Plus Duncan. At a meeting of Zadok Lodge No. 30, F. & A. M., the following resolutions were tendered: Whereas, It has pleased Almighty God in his all wise providence to remove from our midst on April 2d, 189S, our esteemed and beloved brother, Pius Duncan. He was made a Mason in 1891 and lived a consistent member in our lodge until bis death. He was in his 53d ye r of bis age when called from this lodge to that celestial lodge above. He was a good citizen and a devout Christian; always lending a helping hand to the poor and Indigent, having a cheerful word for all, gentle in manner, zealous in the virtues of masonry and judging with firmness in all avocations. He leaves a wife and relatives and many warm friends, to whom these resolutions are tendered; Resolved, That in the death of our beloved brother this lodge has lost a worthy and useful member, the community a good citizen and his wife a loviog husband, that we as Masons tender his bereaved wife and friends our heartfelt sympathy and pray for them that consolation which God alone can give; and Resolved, That we will wear the badge of mourning for thirty days; that a copy of these resolutions be recorded in the lodge journal, and a copy sent to Tub Bee for 1110s. Vance, publication. Geo. T. Sims, VCom. ) I. E. Todd. 1 China, Crockery and. Glassware, Cutlery, WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE. Everything necessary and convenient for tho Kitchen, Dining1 Room, Laundry and Dairy. . BICYCLES A C' SPECIALTY. Dr Oiti.i Spruce Cum nalR.tm Is a scientific remedy based oil modern discoveries and coin, pouudedby cbemlntsof renown who have given tbroazandlunp dlBeaseaallfeatudv. Aak vour druffclit to procure It for you if not lu stock. Sold In two alzes, 25c. and SOc. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. "the: SUBSCRIBE FOR ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. be:e:5 ill ipj2i -- -a MCRTONS GAP. Willie Hamilton got his finger broken in the mines last week, Tom Johnson has a sprained ankle. Some of the young men are very much excited over the war question, hence these accidents. Gabe Brewer and Mesdames Queen Griffin and Emma Rasco attended the funeral of their Utile niece, Callie, at Madisonville. Mars Griffin was sick last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis demons visited their mother in Norlonville Sunday. R H. Hall, William Finger and Andrew Vaughn were in Kulington, on business last week. D. G. Grady preached al llitt Ujpliit church Sunday night Rev. Jenkins, of Ilopltiimille, will preach here next S inaay. There was a goo J croud t (lie reading circle Sunday If the girls only knew how bad it looks to giggle and go in and out during services of any kind, they would surely stop it, Mr, and Mrs. Hall were in Madisonville I TO KlJJpnMMTiP AHJSHBffii rrnrrm fiat-foot- ed CASTOR I A Infants For and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the coBBLUDOwrr DONTFAllT0U.SE .r '... ,Og vr DAILY CAPACTYymTfmC -MtSV-THI HI w!l M& 1,000' k REFERENCE . hw V, Signature of 6fe5 Sfe rs J Gathering of Teachers. of At Hanson, there area-numbeyoung teachers in Prin. McCulley's r training classes. Tuition and board In the college most reasonable. to be established there next fall, tuition will be free. Only a limited number can be enrolled the first year. Register early. E. McCullev, A. M., Hanson. Ky. racavVi CURECOnSTIPATION 10 tANDY CATHARTIC There are something like 40,000 Sculptors say that the perfectly The public schools in Japan. proportioned mouth is buildings are well built and very of the length of the nose. The London Times spends about comfortable, education being comIts receipts $2,000,000 a year. for Fifty Cants. pulsory. Guaranteed for advertising average $5,000 a men strong--, tobacco habit cure, makes weak blood pure. Ho, II. All druggists. Two years ago, R. J. Warren, a druggist, day. at Pleasant Brook, N Y bought a small Suicide of Annie flcAfee. supply of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. flaa'l Tubucro Spit and Smoke lour Lire imr. He sums up the result as follows: "At that To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mug Annie McAfee, who committed Friday. time the goods were unknown in this sec- Jt'tlc, full of life, nervo and vigor, take suicide at Cincinnati, Tuesday the Mrs. Idella Blacklock and daughter rethat makes weak men tion: today Chamberlain's Cough Remedy or f 1. Cure guaran- morning of this week, was daugh- turned home last week. It is the same in Itronc. All druggists, is a household word." Booklet and sample free. Address ter of Dr. McAfee, formerly of teed. Where ever hundreds of communities. Mrs. Louisa Braizir, of Norlonville, Sterling Remedy Co , Cblcaeo or New York. the good qualities of Chamberlain's Cough Earlington. Her home for some visited here last week. Remedy become known, people will have time has been at Danville, Ky., John Phillips, who has been In our midst Well rinchlne for Sale. nothing else. 25 and 50 cent bottles for salo her father for a year or more, will lake his departure by St Bernard Drug Store, Earlihglou; I haVe a good Well Drilling from which section soon. Geo. King, St. Charles; Ben T. Robinson Machine, with ten horse power came when he moved to EarlingMrs. Mortons Gap. ton some years since. She took list. Thomas Momgomery is on the sick threshing engine, all in good running order which I will sell reason- carbolic acid and morphine in a Mesdames Pauline Hopson and N. H room at the St. .Clair Hotel, Cin- Ross were in town Saturday. ably. cinnati. Johnnie Mitchell, of Ifojtuiiivilli. .is RlCIIAKIl Pai.mek, visiting bis mother here. St. Charles, Ky. apr2i 8t To Caro Conatlpatlon Forarer. three-quartewonder-worke- K! , 9? BOo the BEST 5TEAM COAL on HO m1 TfC MARKET. SOT USA TniA! ORDER-AU- D (&&jkiz r YOU, ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED HwmTHUuraBjBBaaKaBSi-sgS-: .1 7f J M-S- O ALL DRUG6IST3 ltJZy" " ""MMiMMSMIMMlTMl and George Estoti over me The second week in May will be If C. C. C. fall to cure, druggists refund money. Sam Myers qiestion, in which the fjrrrur a banner week in Louisville. The Dave Vinson, foreman of' the Si, Ber- received a severe cut from tin razor of ihe Music Festival, the Commercial nard Company's car shops, says be has latter. Convention and the Races will at- broken all former records, having built a K.lurnte Your ltitwN Willi CmruroU tract large crowds on May 9, 10 mine car in less than nine hoars. Cnndy Cathartic, cure constipation foro.ei l(!,29e. If C 0. 0. fall, druggists refund money. and 1. One fare rates have been Four steamers are especially arranged on all the railroads. engaged in the exportation of New Jersey was the first State permitting ihe right of suffrage to Dr. Otto's Spruce Ruin Balaam the molt onions from Egypt to England. pleasant and reliable remedy for cotiffha.colds, women. croup, and all aoreneaa of the throat, cheat and Are you a subscriber to The lunira. Large bottles, 15c. aadfOc. Subscribe for The Bee. Bee? You should be. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. Cuba-Spa- in 1 Take Coscarets Candy Cathartic. lOo or So. War broke out here last week between f' nt- - WILL a. J. ' orrBER . UE .(xj)( CN gmSFACTlOIt GUARAHTEED -ss IT MR' M VTaHHLLKrHV" I . V J, - - ' .. - ... -- 'I - iTiam&iariA v " iFn rfr '1 n " - ' Mrnianiii-ii-Jfii- fi -- irfMilii ;' - - ' .. ..Ji BgPMJM " ,i:TS9n " ' n "wviHfpi4. "1P- - inpiiwmiip.aaifc- - Jiy.' J""' - J1 -' i- ,l&am&1 t 41 rW f piWIEMfc J' -,- - r iTV"5"7'fl"'W'"---- ' ...-- . yrv-- i WBlftftl inupij ' i -- - ' -'- - 'w JMilM - :' s; K'$ft'"'-iia: $ I j 5SSs3XKi3S:5S2: AMDnjLwaM famiVM 3? iCx08JJ9C 'anivwasiavw qatscT. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON iV, SECOND QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, APRIL 24. Text nf tho .Matll. xtlll, Blemory Verses, 31, S3 Golilcu Text, I.nko l, 37 Coinincntnry by tho Iter. 1). 31. biennis. 21-3- WDSHQIMV qm, Tr eoitid Aws sonrpa joxoo hi ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY s NCORPORATED. treo 9 noiC QS'eaid treo 8yy TlOiC q.if 'IMOiLiLOSf 3HlL J.Y 'joao sb oac da joquiouisy puc lsaSjcf sqj oaeij 'P3J3JJ0 J3A3 OAEIJ OM aou ouji ojDjduioa JSOUt oav jjnsoj r sc pu 'BNIHIO w 9NI.MS o Fl jno jo uojioajos otp u; aico jcpods udjje) oabu. IDMTHXOaO HgglliS n ' - - yWrnTwuimiiiimiimmmnnniuii'riii'imniniiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiS; 4s GASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have JtgcfablcTfcparaiionforAs- simUalinguWo&andRcgula- ImgllicStommiisaDdJJowclsor 1 Always Bought I Bears the Signature lTomotesl3igcstion,Chccrful-ncs- s ivf Not Nah cotic. ocve aroaa-sviEELmaia- andBcst.Conlalns neither Opium.MorphinO norHincral. c MxJtnna JimTnuitlt JnCarionakSUi JizjSr Apcrfeclflefricriy ca ft Ji Kind You Have Worms',Conviilsions,TeYcrish?i: ncss andLOSS.OfifrLEEP. TfleSlniife Signalufe"ot STEW YOHIf . Always Bought. HEESBBiaSH rxAcrr copy or wrapped. I&UJI v -- GASTORIA ftTMC CENTAUR COMPANY. MCW YOBK CITY. 1 r MEDIC1N for the MILLION oo A New York company of mamifnc-ttiilr.s- A Popular Mzdicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. r r for w o nro nowhere taught that Ho over forgives and then takes back His forglvo-nes- s Tho gifts and calling of God are without repentanco (Rom. xl, 29). Ho novcr changes His mind. Wo must notlco that our Lord Is telling of n certain man and his servants, and tho lord In tho story Is tho master of theso servants, not our Lord. Sco tho small letter 1, not capital L. So In tho story of tho unjust steward tho question is repeatedly asked, How could our Lord over commend 6uch fraud? Our Lord novcr did, but tho man's master or lortl (small 1) commended his fraudulent servant for being clover cnougli to provide n future wclcomo for himself In tho homes ot thoso whom ho had befriended nt his lord's expenso. Our Lord taught that wo ought to mnko such uso of present opportunities lawfully, of courso ns ould bo for our benefit in Wio llfo to como. 85. "So llkowiso shall My Heavenly rather do also unto jou, if yo from your hearts forgUo not every ono his brother their trespasses." In tho eplstlo to tho Eplieslnng wo nro taught in tho opening and following words our privileges In AAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA1AAAAAAA.I .AAAAAAMMJUA Christ Blessed with all spiritual blessings, accepted In loli n IS. Castleman, ArthurG. I.auRliatr, Ilrccklaridge Castleman. I havo redemption, tho Beloved, in whom wo tho forgiveness of sins, seated with Christ in tho hcavcnlics. Then wo are taught that becauso of theso great benefits conferred upon us wo should walk worthy of our vocation, walk In love, walk as children of light, and among other things forglvo ono another oven as God for Christ's Bako hath forgiven us (EpK. lv, 02). Salvation is nowhere mndo dependent upon nny works or good deeds of ours, Tlie Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World. but Is always set forth as a frco gift (Rom. lv, C;tl, 23; John I, 12? Rov. sxli, 17). Does Ibe Largest liusiness in the Stale of Kentucky. Then hnvlng becomo children of God by 'Docs Ibe Largest Business in the Southern Slates faith In Christ Jesus, wo are earnestly exhorted to walk ns such, assured that all in our lives as Christians which Ho approves Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 $249,831,03!! shall bo rewarded, but all elscr shall bo burned up ns wood, hay nnd stubble ht l Company. rlicmtsla, the IUpans pUcod upon the market about Hvo jeun tt,un medicinal tablet or ' tabule M coiniotU of compressed iowdered preparations 1 1 urtuln medicinal drugs which hHd been ittcer n general ueeanioiibi ntllcal men than any other, for the cuio taiucd lo be of more of auchllU common to man tat liuio ihelr origin In an Impalreil dlEcotlon or weakened rapacity for asslmllatlntc food.abioTblntf nourishment and eliminating na'tf. The catalogue of ills included under this lead H raid to Include pretty neailj ccry disease for which tho physician Is railed upon to prescribe. In preparing their standatd remedy for the acceptunco of tho American people the company laid down tho principle Rradc, that every thlnB entering into tbo packet nhould be ot t he highest throughand go pri rated any extended and protected as to retain Its qualities ln'act nnd unimpaired lapse of lime in any climate. Only tho choicest drugi should be used. Ihelr prejaratlou ahould beln accordance with tho laiMt lerrectrd methods of modern science, the tabules packed In Rhus, protected by absorbent rrtton, and securely corked. the corks used hare been of a crade so high In in requirements that no inanufrcluier cf Iheso every day stoppers could supply inoro thin n small proportion from Ms output that trould meet tho exacting specifications. The plass vials were In turn packed In loics of n quality not surpassed In beautynnd perfection rf workmanship lythoso used by the JIavlngtetthelrhiehstandard, most fastidious dealers In Jewels and ornamentsofgold. vary from It, the proprietor resorted to tho accepted modern nndneverconsentlngto methods of making their commodity known, and seven hundred thousand dollars In newspaper ndt erlulng lias Informed every American citizen t nted It lilts flo years In concerulaff tbo superior nnd surprising qualities of It pans Tabules. Using tlioujhtf ul and painstaking observers of the changed conditions that sweep over tho eoniiicrclal world, and careful to note every circumstance having a bfarlng upon the successful prosecution cf their trade, the managers of the companyhave noted that there Is n present Insistent demand for n lower price for every article that reaches or approaches (in universal use, and that the people, Although requiring tho best or uvcrythln;. resent being called upon to pay heavy percentages for supciftucus wrapping nud acklng or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might reditu In cars, but Is needless In the case rf n purchase Intended to be consumed In a neck. It has also becndlscorerel, and proved by the testof time and actual rxperlence, the that these Tabules do not havemighttendency to loss ot qualities or diminution of rx at first havo been oxpected, inasmuch as, tinder celleucA from exposure that favorable conditions, those that have lain loose in a drawer, o traveling bag or pocket weeks or months are found to be practically ns fresh and as efficacious as for several ever. Acting npon these suggestions, and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of great newspapers now sold for a cent instead ot the old rate of five times that amount, and the general tendency in all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, tho companyhave entered upon tho experiment of putting up III pans Tabules In pasteboard rartons, which they will offer to tho trado upon terms which will permit of a package being sold by tho drugglstor storekeeper ntn price lower than over Deforo adopted for tabules, or doses, for one-hal- f n cent coch. a proprietary medicine I IVE CENTS-t- cn The company will not discontinue tho manufacture and sale In the form with which tho people hivo learned to know and value the Illpans Tabules, but will offer the cheaper ns may desire them. It should be plainly sort experimentally for the benefit of such understood that tho quality of tho medicine Is Identical In both sorts, the only dlfferenc being In tho form nnd comparatlvo cost of packing or putting up. The flveent pack-nge- s are not yet to bo had of all dealers, although It Is probable that almost any druggist will obtain n supply when requested by a customer to do so t but In any case a single carton, containing ten tabules. will be sent, postage paid, to any address for five cents In etamps, forwarded to the III pans Chemical Co., No. 10 Spruce St, New York. Until tbo nmdtnro thoroughly Introduced to tho trade, agents and ; peddlers will be supplied at a prleo which will allow them a fair margin of profit, vis I dozen cartons for 40 cents. l3ilozpn(lllrarton,rnr$l.32. s gross (TJU cartons) for $20.52. 23 gross (3,1X0 cartons) for gnu. eusn wiiu. uuurui-rivvvr vusu ture judgment, but rather to present for God may bo said to I o always In somo senso reckoning with people. It seems to mo that tho main iolnt of this part of tho parablo Is tho full nnd frco forgiveness tvhlch Ho bestows upon every penitent. Tho debtor was greatly In debt, owing 10,000 talents, which, according to tho cstlmato In tho margin, would bo over $9,000,000, nnd ho could not pay, say, a cent on tho dollar, for ho had nothing, yet ho was presumptuous enough to ask fcr patience, promising to pay all. His lord, moved with compassion, f orgavo him tho wholo debt. Our indebtedness to God for llfo nnd care and mercies slneo wo had nny being Is beyond computation. If wo should count but ono mercy n mlnuto for only 20 years, they would bo over but who can cstlmato tho mercies of a moment? "Hut tho Famo servant went out and found ono of his fellow servants which owed blm nn hundred pence." According to tho margin, a debt ot not over ?25, yet sco his treatment of his fellow ns compared with his lord's treatment of blm. But do not condemn him unless you nro sure thnt you aro not guilty. Man's Inhumanity to man is as marvelous as God's compassion. Great as Is God's forgiveness, so great Is man's lack of It navo you novcr said of any ono, "I cannot forglvo him," or "I'll forgive, but I cannot forget?" If you havo said such things, you havo no right to condemn this man. Remember tho words of our Lord In o certain case, "Ho that is without sin among you let him first cast a stono" (John viil, 7). 31. "So, when his fellow servants saw what was dono, they were very sorry nnd camo nnd told unto their lord all that was dona" In this caso thcro was nothing that they could do but tell their lord, for ho olono had power to deal with tho wicked servant Hut hero is nn application which every beliovcr may with profit lay to heart Wo, If wo havo received Christ Jesus na our Saviour, aro truly forgiven, washed, sanctified, justified, but thcro aro millions who aro not and who do not know anything about tho Lord Jesus nnd aro liablo to bo cast forovcr Into tho hands of tho great adversary who now oppresses them. Aro wo sorry enough for them to say to our Lord who has saved us: "Horonml. Send mo to tell them of Thco and of Thy salvation?" "And his lord was wroth, and delivered him to tho tormentors till ho should pay nil that wa3 duo unto him." Wo must not think of our Lord In this story as if Ho was speaking of ntmsolf, ns-w- o 28-332-3- me, nud Iforglo lilmf Till soven times?" It Is so tllfllcult, much ns wo mny rcatl nnd talk about It, to bcllcvo nntl llvo out tho belief that It Is no longer I that llvo, but Christ who llvcth In mo (Gnl II, 20). Peter's tllfllcult- - hero Is "mo" nml "I," forgetting tho lesson of chapter x 1, 2 1, abo.it denying self nnd following Christ. A bet ter way or putting Ills question would bo, Lortl, how often would jou forgtvo ono who would 6ln against jouf It should novor bo n question of vt hat I would or would not do, but always what would Jesus dof lord, tshat wilt Thou havo mo to do? As Ills redeemed ones, t o nro hero to manifest Ills llfo In tlicso mortal bodies (II Cor. lv, 11) nnd mnko Him known. 23. "Jesus snlth unto blm, I say not unto thee, Until soven times, but until times soven." Ills thoughts and ways nro as far nbovo ours ns heaven Is abovo tho earth. Ho gives us eternal redemption, blotting out nil our sins, and assuring us of eternal glory, then teaches us that wo nro to ovcrcomo self and sin and tho dovll, submitting meekly to many an unjust demand of tho world for Ills sako lest wo provo n stumbling block. " Therefore Is tbo kingdom of heaven likened unto n certain King, which would tnko account of his servants." In theso verses wo havo nn Illustration from our Lord's own lips of His forgiveness, which Ho freely bestows upon every ponl-tesinner. Tho parables of tho kingdom sometimes havo refcrenco to tho mystery of this present ago when tho kingdom Itself, which was nt hand, Is postponed till Ho shall como ngaln becauso ot His poo- plo's rejection of Him. Sometimes thoy refer to tho end of this ago and tho events connected therewith. There Is ono thing that all should lay to heart, and that Is that thcro is a day of reckoning for every one, for every ono of us shall glvo account of himself to God, for God shall bring y work into judgment with every 6ccrct thing, whether it bo good or hethcr It bo evil (Rom. slv, 13; EccL xll, U). Tho judgo is nppolntcd, oven Him whom God raised from tho dead (Acts xvii, 31), tho same, who speaks to us In this parable. I cannot say that tho verses wo nro considering refer to nny period of tho tlmoof fu6ov-on- ty 23-2- 7 ov-cr- Cop right, 1SS8, by D. M. Stcarns.1 21. "Then camo I'ctcr lo Him ami ealtl: Lortl, how oft 6hn.ll my brother sin ngnlnst Mlngrs and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE- - I 3 o i General Office Earlington, Kentucky. !Bxixtlo1tl Offioess. A. M. $ MIIMIMM 2TOR0UQH VtSTIBULED JHROOHHIfr PIN&aBUFfET i If CARROLL Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, R G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Padttcah, Tennessee. Kentucky. S. If. NEWUOLD, Manager, 342 W. 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S BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND Whyybuy High-price- d FURNIES, Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compuundnl NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. you Are Going North, If You Are Going South, $ ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. SAVE MONEY S If You Are Going East, If You Are Going West; PURCHAIC TICKCTS VIA TNC v FACTCG Topic For tho Week Itcclnnlng April 17. Comment by I'.cv, h. II, Doyle. Topic Lessons from grot missionaries. Acts xtll, Christianity is essentially a missionary religion. Tho mission of tho Christian church, as marked oat by its Head 3, tl-S- THE MUSIC. The Cuban Resolution in the Hands of the President. OUR STILL AWAITING aoned open efforts in Washington to influence our government. Mnttcrs PREPARING FOR wero quiet at all the legations, und no instructions wero received by nny of the ambassadors or ministers in tho Unabated Vigor Shown by lino of mediation. WAR Military Louieviur. a Nashviuc n. R. and so ctcuno CHARITY of Mlcrobes-- A CRITICISED. and Naval Departments. KO STONE BEING The' Maximum of Safety, Royal Insurance Co. Of l. PAUL M. MOORE EARLINGTON. KV Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS. Southern Department, Home Office Louisville, Ky County Financially Embarrassed. Owensboro, Ky , April 15. The claims filed before the fiscal court amount to J6,ooo, and there is only about $1,500 in the treasury. The court has ordered that only claims below $50 are paid. A Resident Agent for Karlingtou and Vicinity. WW yvvvvyvvvvvvvnvvvvirvYvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvvyvvvvvvvvvyvvv A,3i.Ji.-- f ..u't-f- i ...,.,1 1.,,- - .,rfts,atf ?b ,'i:,1 l.rfii, sdL4nrt.,)iiaiiii(liiii,J tajjuit Volunteer Colored Company. nnd Founder, is a worldwido mission. All nations aro to bo led to Christ, and tho only way by which this can bo dono is for tho disciples of Christ to go as missionaries nnd tell all men tho story of Jesus and His love. This has been done from tho earliest days of Christianity. This thirteenth chapter of tho Acts of tho Apostles tells tho story of tho origin and beginning of tho first great missionary movement under tbo Holy Ghost and Paul, by which tho Roman empiro was to bo led to Christ. Paul was tho greatest of tho early followers of Christ. Ho consecrated his life to missions. Many of Christianity's great men havo dono tho samo thing since. From their lives wo may learn useful aud important lessons as to what is necessary to successfully carry forward God's work, whether at homo or abroad. 1. From great missionaries wo may learn to submit ourselves to God. This is charactcristio of all great missionaries. They submittod themselves entirely to God. Thoy wero guided by tbo Holy Ghost. In tho origin of Christian missions tho Holy Ghost aid to tho church nt Antioch, "Scparato Mo Barnabas nnd Saul for tho work wherounto I havo called them." Tho church submitted. Barnabas and Saul submitted. After fasting nnd prayer and tho laying on of hands Barnabas and Sanl wrro sent away. Af tor listening to a missionary address when a young man in England Robert Moffat, tho great missionary, went homo to his room and prayed that if it wero God's will he would send him forth to preach tho gospel to tho heathen. Ho found it was God's will and gladly went forth. En tiro surrender to God is n necessary prcreqnisito to successful work for God. 2. From great missionaries wo may learn to ho willing to labor in now nnd uncultivated Holds. Barnabas and Saul carried tho gospel whero it had not been before Panl afterward declared that ho built npon no other man's foundation. It is recorded in tho life of Livingstone that early ho showed "n fixed determination not to labor in moro accessible Holds, but to striko ont To striko ont boyond requires courago, self sacrifice, willingness to do hard work, hut it pays in tho end, and wo should bo willing to do it. In his first striking out into tho inland ot Africa Robort Moffat lived for sis months alono in n rudo hut. "In this lint," says tho historian, "ho remained, exposed to tho sun, rain, dogs, snakes nnd cattlo, doing his own cowing and cooking and often having nothing to cook, consoling himself with his violin nnd Scotch psalms, but with nil his regular day hardships maintaining schools nnd preaching services." Aud God blossed his arduous, solf sacrificing toil. Sod will bless us if wo nro willing to do tho hardest work for Christ. Biblo Readings. Isa. lii, 7; Nah. i, 15; Math, v, 11, 12; xxvlii, Rom. ix, x, 14, 15; Acts i, Viii, xv, 25, 20; xvi, I Cor. ill, ix, II Cor. xi, Hob, xi, II Tim, iv. 18-220-410-223-8- 3; 0-30-4- Old Clothes, Dirty nnd itolten, anil TUB SIGNATURE. Fling at Onr llattlcshlps. LEFT UNTURNED. II ft h i m , 1 ,f-- WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE. To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State. Anything and everything you want in livery it . Mi fr l , d the lowest..., v. PRICES ALWAYS BARNETT & ARNOLD. l K it ' r'y lAsMiMMMMMt jLiik EAHUNGTON.KY. vgM'piW'pHriptr Ky., April 15. BOYS READY. KENTUCKY Henry Letcher, colored, of this city, has organized and is now drill- Col. Gnither Instructs the Second ing a company of black volunteers, Regiment Men to be in Trim. whose services he will tender to Lexington, Ky., April 19. Col. the government in case of war. E. H. Gaither, of the Second Then Let Them Call Bryan Off. Regiment. Kentucky State Guards, From the Washington Post. has issued a circular letter, to CapIt is lo the credit of the Demo- tains of the various companies incratic newspapers of the country structing them to be in readiness that they don't indorse the small-bor- e for service at any time they are statesmanship which is striv- called. ing lo embarrass the president. 101. uauner is in receipt ot a-telegram from Senator Lindsay saying that the Second Regiment will be the first called, and that WtXat.Cough Syrup. Tastes Oood. Uso Nl the call may come Wednesday. 'ntltna. Bold by druggists. W Subscribe for The Bee. p'l-- l WfilSHHI8)gfE Richmond, JL war, but whether or not tins first overt net will be precipitated "by a formal declaration of war, which would insure tho immediato neutralization ot tho Powers, or whether tho North Atlantic squadron will make its appearance off Havana as n beginning, cannot yet ho predicted, In this connection it may bo stated that tho army and navy experts nro beginning-ttako n less hopeful view of nn easy, quick campaign than thoy entertained a short tlmo ago. Months nre now montioncd instead of weeks as the probable length of hostilities, and ono eminent naval officer, who had experience in tho lato war, professes a. belief that unless outside pressure is brought to hear a war may easily drag" along a year under existing conditions. Annarcntlv tho Powers havo nbau- -' signed simultaneously und time wns needed to draft the ultimatum in dlp- juuuiuc iorm. j.nc inci mat tno resolution was not immediately signed gave rise to a few disquieting reports, but it soon appeared from statements of cabinet oillcers that the president had not tho slightest Intention of withholding his slgnaturo and that tho de lay in uttaching it wns accounted for solely by his desire to have u full und complete plan of operations for tlie government of tho executive in the immediate f utura taking the final and important step of turning tho joint resolution into n statute. Just what tills plan shall be Was the occasion for the two cabinet meetings yesterday. Tho first session in anticipation of tho resolution was devoted largely to questions of finance nnd railltnry policy ns well ns to tho framing of tho ultimatum Itself. So far as can bo gathered tho Important point nt issuo in regard to the ultimatum was tho question of time to bo allowed for a rosponso on tho part of Spain. Tho steady progress of military and naval preparations indicated tho conviction on tho part of the administration that n peaceful solution of existing difficulties is not probable. As to the courso of events in the immediate future, tho only prediction that can be mado is ono based upon precedents. According to these, Minister Woodford vlll notify tho Spanish government of tho action of tho government of the United States and should tho Spanish answer bo unsatisfactory, ns is expected, tho next step In Or'der will ho for him to usk for his passports and leave Madrid. That would bo followed, instantly by tho withdrawal from Washington of Seuor Polo, the Spanish minister. At this point it can bo said that tho etate department officials aro confident that tho Spanish government will so shape every phase of tho negotiations ns to oblige us to tako tho initiatlvo at every point. After tho withdrawal of the ministers and assuming Spain docs not back down, will follow actual bo-fo- re Havana, April 20. Tho newspapers ot Sairua do Grande criticise the charltv of the United States towards tho n- concentrados. Ono newspaper says: lonrlugtlio Ultimatum. "Tho effects remitted by Vnn llcrgen WASiHSQTOJf, April 20. The Cuban were old clothes, dirty nnd rotten, to which resolution passed by congress arrived on the appearedand havo been picked up which wero full of streets, nt the White House at 1:1ft o'clock yes- microbes. Tho shoes wero like terday, a little over nn hour having dnmaged barges Texas nnd Iown." tho been consumed in the formalities of Continuing, tho newspaper quoted the signatures of Speaker Itecd remarks: nnd Hobnrt to tho reso- not declare "If the United States docs war, Spain ought to do so lution in open session nud its delivery Immediately." nt tho White House by Represent athu The recent message of President Me- Hagcr, of Iowa, chairman of tho committee on enrolled bills, nnd Repre- Kiuley to congress lias now been pubin full hero sentative Overstrect, of Indiana. It lished produced an nnd the papers say excellent effect and it has was expected that resolutho tion would be bigncd immediately is the work of a statesman. it reached the president, and this HOST GENEROUS OFFER YET. was President McKinley's intention, hut for certain state reasons it was 11U (llvo Their Employes Half Dur. deemed advisable that the resolution luc linllsttuent and It ml ore Posinnd the ultimatum to Spain should bo tion at Und of Hervlce. Sir. McKlnlcy will Sign tho Resolution and Ills Ultimatum nt tho S.iuie Thuo Tho Policy to LI10 Pursued Fol- Vice-Preside- nt I Seven Fleet rlteam Yacht rrocured-1'o- wcrful Converted Hiuootli-llor- e Ounsas Armament for Auxiliary Cruisers A Picturesque Heiulndor, of Speed, 'The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. Tho Maximum .Rates, Time ami 11 other information be cheerfully furnished by C. P. ATM OHC, a. 1U Washington, April 20. Military nnd naval preparations continue with unabated vigor. Seven fleet steam yatchs suitable for navigation in Cuban waters .Or by r. A., IJcravittE, r XT. I DrrrnoiT, Mich., April Co. 20. pensation. ofilees notice that all employes who arc members of militia companies or other military bodies or who may bo called to active service in the prospective wur will bo ullowed half pay during theli entire term of service and all who return nlive will bo reinstated at iull pay, either in the position they va cated or in others carrying equal com- tional Express has sent to all its Tho Na- A NAVAL OFFICER'S OPINION. Ilio Kp.inlsh Troops Phould bo Compelled to IStacuato Cuba Under Our Vessel' (luns. Key Wr.8T, Fla., April 20. A high naval ofllcer, discussing tho situation .yesterday, said: "Spain-canno- wero procured aud several bids fdV steam colliers wero made. Arrangements aro making to utilize a number of tho powerful converted smooth bora guns, survivors of tho lato war, as armament for tho auxiliary cruisers. Many agents for ship owners wero nt tho navy department offerlntr to sell craft to tho government, but tho prices nro said bo cxccsslvo, and no purchases were made. The important event in tho war department win tho decision to enlist only guardsmen under the lirst cnll for troops, which will be very gratifying to tho militiamen. Somo idea of tlie cost of transporting troops may bo formed from the fact that It was necessary to allot 31.000,000 yesterday to defray tho expenses of tho movements already ordered. Hcports from nil over tlie country indicate that tho movements are going on witli tho most gratifying celerity. A plcturcsVruo reminder Of tho warlike conditions was presented right in Washington by the departure for tho south of tho sixth cavalry, and Secretary Alger, busied as ho was witli official tasks, managed to malto tlmo to get to the station to sco them off. An allotment of funds for a balloon scrvlco shows that tho war department doos not proposo to ignore any of tho latest scicutilic nids to warfare. W. W. ETHRIDGE. Agent. GRDVEB y.j wJxsfsEtSEXt P. TASTELESS C HILL (Ui.atia, Iiijj., Hot. 10. im. Paris MedlclnoCo,, Bt.I0uls.Uo. (enllemeni Wo Bold lul Tear, 630 bottloe J OllO VIS'S TABTKI.mj CI I II J. TON 10 and baft boustht tbreo dross already Ibis year, in all out ex pcrieneo of It yours. In tho ilruii baslnesa. bim neTr sold an article that caro such unlreraal sutls Yours truly, taction aa your Ionic. AUNKf.CAuii &C THE ONE ABSORBING TOPIC. TDNIC WARRANTED. PRICiEBOcts. ISJuSVASCOOD FOR ADULTS. 1 'I t She must malto a show of resistance in order to appease her peoplo at home. I suppose sho now will bo given 4 or 48 hours"nottco to get out, hut, personally, I think flvo jrdnutes is all she should get, and that tlie lleet should be sent to Havana forth-witso that tho Spanisli troops may evxeuato tho island under our guns," Tlie effect of tho news from Washington was soon noticed on board tho .bhips lying in tho inner harbor. Tho ofilcers began sending their personal belongings ashore, and tho ships wero stripped of whatever superfluous articles remained. All tho worlc in progress is being to a finish, but little or nothing remains to ho dona which would delay tho fleet for a moment. Tho Cuban colony hero is in a high All tho morning titate of elation. groups of excited patriots havo been discussing the possibilities whilo others havo been marching through tho streets shouting "Cuba llbre." ALL READY AT CHICKAMAUOA. Chief Quartermaster Loo Arranging Joast ono fight. surrender without nt The Spanish IVoplo Ilegliiulng to Itoallxe iho l'ull Iteaponslhlllly or tho Situation. h, Preliminary Matter and Awaiting Arrival of the Troops. all' Ciiattanoooa, Tenn., April 20. At Chickatnauga Park everything is about in readiness for tho reception of tho several troops duo Chief Quartermaster Lee, of tho department of the lakes, arrivedyestcrday afternoon, and will spend tho tlmo intervening before tho arrival of Gen. Brooke in nrra,nging preliminary matters. Tho camping places of tho various detachments havo not yet hefen selected. Gen. Brooke's headquarters will proba-- 1 v ln nt thu Park liotal. to-da- y. To look After Spain' Interest. Wasiii.votos, April 20. Spain's affairs havo boon intrusted to the French ambassador nntl Austrian minister. 'V 400 yards in 2 minutes in a ana 400 yards m 1 minute is inevitable, and even imminent. Even tho forthcoming meeting of parliament Is unheeded." El Heraldo compares the differences of the mass of tho peoplo to "Mussulman fatality," considering highly nnd fearing a tcrriblo reaction. The paper says a fearful task lies before parliament, which, it hopes, will provo equal to facing tho great dangers now gathering around Spain. Last evening tho parties constituting tho cortcs held their preliminary meetings. Scnor Silvola presided over tho conservative minority. In tho courso of his remarks ho advised all conservatives to support tho government. Tho republican party has sent a mes-sag- o to Scnor Emlllo Castclin, appealing to his patriotism to tako part in Tho tho parliamentary campaign. communication points out "that during tho present situation it is tho duty of republicans to maintain nn expectant uttltudo toward tho monarchy, but at tho same tlmo to Btand ready to inako tho sacrifices demanded by patriotism, in tho faco of tho powerful enemy, for tho defense of Spanish sovereignty over Cuba, tho preservation of which is domanded by the history, security and rio-ht-s of Spain." Pardoned by tho Clovcrnor. DEOATun, 111., April 20, Gpv. Tanner has pardoned Ephraim Faunco, of Decatur, convicted of tho murder of Matthew MoKlnloy, July 3, 1880. Gov. Tanner says now evidence strongly points to others than Faunco commit ting tho crimo. A Rood horse can travel snn yards in 4 minutes at a walk, dnn-gero- ing topic is tho prospect of war. El llcraldo do Madrid says that "war Maduid, April 20. 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