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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 9, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 bee1899030901_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): March 9, 1899 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1899 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. 5v ( TENTH YEAR. TRIUMPHANT PROTECTION. EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MARCH 9, (Second Benton.) In tho senate, on tho Id, tho fortifications appropriation hill and tho bill providing: a codo o( criminal laws for Alaska wore passed, as wero also a largo number being entirely of minor bills, tho The Four-StarrFlag of the Amer- cleaned of prlvato calendar bills and bills' nanslon correcting military and naval records. Tho conferenco reports on tho census and ican Admiral Given Thundernaval personnel bills wero agreed to In tho house a halt million dollars each ous Salutes In Manila Bay. was appropriated, under suspension ot tho rules, for tho exposition at Uuffalo, N. Yi, and the Ohio centennial at Toledo. Benato bill carrying 11,000,000 DEWEY SENDS HIS ACKNOWLEDGMENTS, for tho new building for tho department of Justice was passed. Several minor bills wero passod, and a number ot conference reports soro adopted. Shelled tlia Katmj at Uundloiie In the senate, on tho 3d, amid scenes of from the llounliiEtou lleturnert Flllplnc confusion, seemingly Inseparable army apciosmg session ot mo term, tno Cotiitlincuti Arrival of llelnforoe-inou- l propriation bill, carrying over JSO.WO.OOO, The IUIllmore, with the Corn' and the genoral deficiency bill, appropriating about 120.000.000, wero passed. The uilulonar, nt MimiIU. conferenco report on tho Alaska, criminal code was agreed to. The Toledo exposibill, appropriating 1500.000, was passed. Manllu, March 4. Admiral George tion .In tho house tho confusion attending thecloslngsesslon was so great that It was Dewey taised Ills flag us mi admiral with tho greatest difficulty that tno speak on board tho Olympla, and was saluted er could make himself hoard. Consideration ot occupied tho by tho guns of tho forts, of tho foreign session conference roportsnight. until far into the warships, the Drltlsli cruiser NnrclB In tho senate, on tho 4th, the session of betne us, and the German cruiser Kaiscrlr gun last legislative aay or. tno session, conon the 2d, was continued and cluded. Conferenco roports on tho river Augusta by tho American ships, and harbor, tho naval, tho District of Columbia nnd the sundry civil approprialleirej'fTliHnhs. tions bills were mado. In each of which Washington, March 4. Admiral tho house refused to recede from Its position, tho senate, after discussion, Dewey cabled Secretary Long as fol- made and necessary concessions, tho and the bills wero passed. Just boforo final adlows: executive session was "Manila, March 4. I'leaso ncccpt for journment an with tho usual formalities, which, yourself, the president and congress, the senate adjourned imo dlo In the house the final conferenco reports on pondnnd my countrymen, my heartfelt ing appropriation bills wero adopted, and thanks for tho great honor which has after tho usual closing reremonlos. Including a complimentary mossago from the been conferred upon me. president, which was received with cheers, tno houso adjourned without day. "DEWEY." ed held,-afte- 189Q. MO. 10 ' R" True Significance of President McKlnley's Boston Speech. From lbs Boston Journal WB FIFTY-FIFT- H HIS fl CONGRESS. fill II nila Water Works. BACK CONDENSED TELEGRAMS. Disnstious prnlrie fires nve raging 'In several southern Texas counties. Fire destroyed on entire block in tho suburbs of Tcxarkann, Tex.; loss, $20,000. THE EAST IS INTERESTED. Franole Telia of tbe JTrlendll Faelloe; la tha Eait Toward 8t. Lonlt Ureat Project. n1 Windsor Castle. 1 flS THIS President McKinley did not "make concessions on the tariff," or yield a jot or tittle of the distinctive principles of the Home No, An Abortive Attempt by the Fill pinos to Recapture the Ma- Charles Rcxroat shot and hilled seph Holland, nn old soldier, near 111. JoCar-rollto- n, St. Louis, March 0. Tho Republic The Vfslt of United States Ambas- has tho following in relation to tht sador Choate and Wife to Louisiana Purchase World'B fair i pro-JcctEx-Qo- 1 YOll STOBY 4, i dm b ( J- - : Market Club during his visit to Boston. W Those newspapers 'which telj their readers that he did are engaged in a species of journalistic bunco game.ln his speech before the Commercial Club the .. President said: 'Weare fast going from a debtor to a creditor nation. I hope nothing will check it. Wc have quit discussing the tariff and have turned our attention to getting trade wherever it can be found. It will be a long time before any change can be had or any change desired in our present fiscal policy except to strengthen it. The differences on this question which existed have disappeared, for the FLOOD IN THE KANAWHA. .time, at least. We have turned A Ounboat Shelled the Knemy at duaila-loofrom academic theories to trade Manila, Murch 4, 11:50 a, m. At Charleston Ioondated and Almost the En conditions, and are seeking our daylight Gen. Whcaton's outposts dls tire Valley Under coverrd a large body of rebels atStation Opened. share of the world's markets." tempting to cross tho river for the Some of our contemporaries, purpose ot reinforcing tho enemy at Charleston, W. Va., March 0. The Qaudaloupe, and a gunboat advanced Kanawha valley was visited yesterday with the instinct of the under a heavy and men, arc, we regret to say, citing into the Jungla flro both poured shot by one of the worst floods in local hison sides ot the tory. several heavy the first three sentences and the river, and shelled tho enemy's position rainfallAfterKanawha days ot an untho river, in at Guadeloupe, effectually, but tempo- precedented short time, has covered allist sentence of this paragraph as scattering the proof that President McKinley has rarily,low was heavy. rebels. The ene- most the entire valley. Charleston is my's almost entirely under water. Four "abandoned protection" to reach Prhate John T. Otz, of Battery C, feet surround tho state cnpltol. Tho Third artillery, was killed. out for foreign markets. But they mayor nnd Icadingcltizenshavo opened ignore or suppress the middle and The) lleunlngtoa Returned Filipino Com a relief station, and aro distributing provisions and clothing among tho sufpllraeute. - vital sentence the real backbone Manila, March 4, C:OJ p. rn. The fering. of the whole utterance' It will be rebels In tho village of San Jose fired a long time before any change can on the United States gunboat Ben- OVER FIFTY PERSONS KILLED. nington warship be had or any change desired in place nndand thosuburbs ofshelled that Awful Kfreets of the Explosion ot Powother Malabon in der Magazine Near tho City of our fiscal policy except to strength- the afternoon. Toulon, France. The United States transports Senaen it.' This is only another way tor and Ohio havo arrhed hero with of saying that instead of being reinforcements ot troops. Toulon, March 0. Tho naval powder "abandoned" the protective sys-- - Tho United States Philippine com- magazine of La Goubron, between La tern has become so impregnable missioners "who arrived hero on board Seyne and Toulon, in the department the United of Vnr, southern France, exploded nt that nobody dares or wishes to at-- . have not yetStates cruiser Baltimore landed. two o'clock yesterday morntack it. This it is which has put ing. All tho soldiers on duty nt the Arrival ot Reinforcements. an end to tariff discusuon. This Washington, March 3. Tho war de- magazine were killed, and a number oi it is which has caused differences partment has received tho following Inhabitants of tho surrounding discablegram announcing the arrival at to disappear. This it is which has Manila of six companies of reinforce-Bicnt- trict, the bulldlngslnwhlchwcrc razed, also fell victims. Forty corpses have extinguished "academic theories." for the army in the Philippines: already been recovered. The cause oi t "Manila, March 4, 1899. Adjutant f? The'tariff lias ceased to bo debated the explosion is not known. General, Washington: The because the distinctive idea the Senator Just arrhed; troops transport in good RUDYARD KIPLING A WINNER. American idea which William health. One casualty; accidental "OTIS." McKinley, of all men, most con drowning. The Prayers ot Two Continents and n Tho Senator carries Strong Constitution Ilrlug llliu Hack spicuously stands for is wholly C, D, II and K, of the Companies A, B, Third infantry, from Death's Door. victorious, absolutely dominant. and sailed from San Francisco on the first of February. The balance of the New York, March 5. According to The past few months have regiment will soon arrived on the Ohio tho reports of his physicians, Rudyard clinched its triumph by the stunKipling Is far advanced on the way to ning demonstration which they STRUCK BY A FATAL CYCLONE. recovery. All through tho hours ol have brought that it is not neces- Three Persons Killed and a Large Nambel Saturday night nnd early this morning the favorable conditions increased. Injured-Mo- st sary to lay aside the shield of proMiraculous Kscapes IIo slept peacefully many hours, and Maoh l'roperty Destroyed. tection in order to reach out and when he awoko it was clear that he lay- hold of and conquer foreign Athens, Tenn., March 6. A terrible had mado another powerful stride toward health. markets. The Dingley Tariff has cyclone passed over a portion of Madh Bonvlllc, in Monroo county, Saturday Spanish Officers Incarcerated In Military been vehemently denounced by Prisons. night, with disastrous results. Early doctrinaires, whose acad- in tho evening a strong wind arose, Madrid, March 4. Admiral Montejo, emic theories are now as dead as and several hours later a cyclone aboul who was in command ot tha Spanish Ptolemy, as the "highest tariff," 70 yards wide struck a portion of Madi- squadron destroyed by Admiral Dewey, in the battlo of Manila bay, and the worst "Chinese wall" this son tile, killing three persons, wound- tho commander of the Cavlte arsenal, country has ever had. But the ing ten or 13 others, and complctelj were, last evening, incarcerated in the destroying IS or 15 houses and several military prlsoa pending trial for their cold, hard truth is, as disclosed by barns. conduct at Manila. the official treasury statistics, that The government has ulso ordered The Killed. the prosecution of Gen. Linares, who Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moscr. the first full year of this "Chinese was in supreme command of the Span. lid. L. Ilorton. wall" tariff has been characterized 1sh forces at Santiago at the time oi Tbe Wounded. by the largest total volume of forthe capitulation to Gen. Shatter. Miss Wllllo Ervln. .t eign commerce and the largest Miss Delia Mason. A PltotoKrnphlo War History. volume of exports in our national Mrs. E, L. Ilorton. Washington, March 8. The war deMrs. L. A. Robinson. history. partment haB undertaken tho compile Mr. L. A. Iloblnson. Uon of a novel volume, a photographic In the Dingley year, 1898, we history of tho war with Sjjaln. fl hat Robert Iloblnson. sold more goods in foreign markets addressed a circular letter to all the: Miss Rogers. than we had ever sold before in any officers in tho service, asking them txi Mr. Moser. contribute such prints, films or nego twelve-montProf. Charles Kelly. We sold more , thoy may havo in their pos In the country great damage wa tlvea as promising to return the arhighmanufactured articles more scslson, ? done to orchards and crops by thi ticles in good condition. ly finished, products of American wind and hall. It Is reported that mills and factories. Of course this further casualties resulted in outlying The Gunboat Wheeling doing to Blanlla. Vancouver, B. C, March 4. The granitic tremendous fact has rural districts, but no particulars can United States gunboat Vhcellng will knocked right on the head that be obtained. sail for Manila, via Honolulu. On armost plausible of all plausible Fatal Explosion n a Hallway Carriage. riving at tho Philippines her commanSt. Petersburg, March 0. theortts, that we must evening a carboy of benzine Saturday der will report to Admiral Dewey fot exploded duty. She is armed with ten guns, pull domPbur own "Chinese wall" in a s railway carriage on thi carries 130 men, and is a speedy boat if we would gain entrance to the lino to Dwinsk, south of St. Peters- of her class. carriage was burned, els markets of foreign nations. And burg. The n Check Forgers Arrested. women and roan were killed and II of course this has crushed out of others were injured. New York, March 8. Three young men, who constltuto a part of a gang the propaganda what litllegun at the Top. of clever check- forgers, have been artle Hie was left in it after the two Madrid, March 6. Tho cabinet coun- rested at Newark, N. J., and tho leadci cil yesterday decldtd to suppress th of landslides of 1894 and 1896. the gang, Michael Lehr, has made pensions of all former ministers. SenOf course, with our own home ator SUvcla, the new premier, says thi confession. The other two arrested an market secure against invasion, we government has begun at tho top in Joseph Miller and Michael Franks. A Disastrous Flood l'redloted. are now "seeking our share of the setting an example of economy. Richmond, Va., March 5. Tho watei Poison Found lu Darnet'e Body. world's markets." Of course we Columbia, 6. Tho Herald in the James is up 29 feet at New York, ''have quit discussing the tariff and says: Traces March ot murcurial poison In nnd is still rising. Thcro is a hear) turned our attention to getting sufficient quantities to causa death, oi flush here, and fears aro entertained 'tt flood when trade wherever it can be found." indicate at least a contributory cause, a disastcrous waters como down have been found in tho viscera and or- tho There is just about as much need gans ot Henry Crosaman Barnet's Merchants aro moving their goods. now of discussing the wisdom of body. Three Children Burned to Qeath. protection as there is of discussing Seattle, Wash., March 0. A Post-IThe Transport Vatenola. San Francisco, March 5, The trans- telllgencer special from the wisdom of republican governport Valencia, which is expected U says three small children of Mr. and ment. Both of these things are sail for Manila thiB afternoon, will Mrs. Rhlnehart, of Walker's Valley, taken for granted. Both are bed- carry, in addition to ISO soldiers, were burned to death. The childres rock axioms of American states- stores and supplies, $1,600,000 to pa had been locked up in the house whil troops now in tho Philippines. itho parents were ot work In the woods manship. Protection has won its the Floods have recently caused We have saved many doctor bills since - won it overwhelmingly. case,It much uneasiness and inconven- we begin using Chamberlain's Cough has given us that strong, symmet- ience in many Kentucky towns. Remedy in oar home. We keep a bottle rical development of domestic inopea all the time and whenever any of my The Beaver Dam Gleaner has family or myself begin to catch cold w dustry which is the best and surest changed its form to smaller size, begin to use the Cough Remedy, and as loundatton for the conquest upon but is using better paper and the a result we never have to send away for a which America is now entering of sheet is much improved. doctor and Incur a large doctor bill, for Chamberlain's Cough Remeday never fails those world's markets, so many of certainly to care. CUBAN OIL cures great merit It is worth. D. a S.medicine of which capitulated to us in the memand Mkarktb, Cuts, Burnt, Braises, Rheu General Merchant and Farmer, Mattie, orable year 1898. matism and Sores. Prlco, cents. -Water-Keller gold-bric- k half-past J s - free-trad- e free-trad- e third-clas- free-trad- e - -- n Scdro-Wool- ej Cornelius Van&erbllt III. New York, March 8, Cornelius been confined to the house for the last four days with an attack 910 tt 9 15 PORK Mess (new) of muscular rheumatism. His sickness May ltemove Webb McNall. KANSAS CITY. Is not alarming, though it is sufficientCATTLE-Natl- vo Steers... 4 25 Q S 25 7. Gov. Stan Topeka. Kas., March 3 30 & 3 70 All Grades ly severe to keep him from venturing ley contemplates the removal of Webb HOGS 74 Q WHEAT No. 2 Red (new) out of doors in the March winds. 30 Q McNall, superintendent of Insurance, OATS No. 22 White Tha Fopc Improving, 32 32 CORN-N- o. Rome, March 7. Another satisfacDy an investigation conducted by a Republican Propaaandn. In Madrid, NEW ORLEANS. 3 60 Q 4 CO legislative commlttco after the leg- FLOUR High Grade tory bulletin regarding the health oi Madrid, March 8. Tho Republican 42 & 2 42H CORN-N- o. ,U tho pope has been Issued. No other deputies, at a meeting jus held, have islature adjourns. 34 OATS Western 13 00 13 60 CholCO HAY bulletin will be issucl until Tuesday decided upon a vigorous republican 9 60 . PORK Standard Mess , Arrived With Repatriated Troops. evening. 0 UACON-Sld- es propaganda. Tho Pols, n republican Valencia, March 0. Tho French COTTON Middling 6 4 newspaper, has been seized. charLOUlSVfLLE. Aiilitant Director of tbe Ceniut. steamer Chcrribon, Capt. Alllard, 74 & 75U WHEAT No. 2 Red Washington, March 7. The prcsl- tered by the Spanish government, an CORN No. 2 Mixed Admiral Von Knorr, commander-in-chie- f 37M 36 30 2 Mixed rived hero yesterday, from Cienfuegos OATS-- No. 8$ dent has appointed Fred II. Wines, of of tho German navy, has re1 00 9 7J Mess New Illinois, to be assistant dlreotor of tho signed. His intention to take tfhlu step by way of St. Michaels, with repatri- PORK ear 4 6t4 UACON-CRibs ty census. 60 COTTON-Mlddll- ngwas nnnouncod last autumn. ated Spanish troops. i Spring-Patents... law repeal bill. It is understood thnt Herbert Putnam, of Boston, will be appointed liden. Otis Said to Have Ills Plans reject- brarian of congress. ed for a General Forward Movement Senor Sllvcla read the decrco ot disa Soon as the nest of Ills Itelnforce. solution In tho Spanish sennte, Monday, ments Arrive The Total Force of the amid n great uproar. 1'hlllpplne Contingent. Tho nppllcntion for a retision of the Dreyfus case is being considered by New York, March 7. A dispatch the united court of cassation nt Paris. from Manila, dated at 10 a. m., nnd Circuit Attorney Kggcrs of St. Louis printed in tho Journal, reports that brought suit nguinst 100 corporations tho Filipinos mado on attempt to cap- for alleged violation of the anti-truture the waterworks, six miles from low. Manila. Tho attack was repulsed with Ambassador Choato Usitcd Queen a loss to tho rebels of 17 killed nnd Victorin, Monday, presented his cre many wounded. Tho Second Oregon dcntlals, nnd wns her guest nt Windand the First Nebraska regiment were sor castle. engaged. Two Americans were woundTony Anderson, one of the two men ed. who broke jail nt Union, Mo., was In Grayllle, III., by City Mar Preparing for an Offenstre Move. Washington, March 7. There Is shal Storms. It. C. McDanlel, manager of the city icmc reason to expect Important news from Manila within tho next fortnight. compress nt West Point. Miss., was It has developed that Gen. Otis has burned to death Jn a fire that depractically completed his plans for n stroyed the plant Congressmen Cowherd of Missouri grand onslaught on tho insurgents, which is expected to deprive them of nnd Shafroth of Colorado, hnve started offensive power nt least. It is probable on an extended trip in Cuba, nccom-panteby their whes. that he will form a largo part of his M. Jules Cambon, the French ambasforce into columns, as soon as his aro nil at hand, nnd will sador, arrhed at Washington Monday push theso in parallel lines straight ocning, nfter an absence of six through the jungles, clearing out tho months spent In Paris. The Italian minister at Pckln has insurgents in every direction ns tho troops move forward. Tho" American declined to hold direct communication troops arc getting restless nnd nervous with the Chinese foreign offlco becnuso under tho petty but annoying sharp' Ckinn curtly refused Italy's request shooting of tho Filipinos, and aro so for a port The United States supremo court anxious to put a stop to this that Gen. decided that the maker of the sugai Otis has yielded to their desire. nnd not the grower of the cane Is enStrength of the FhlllpptnaXontlngent. titled to the bounty provided In the tariff net of 1894. Washington, March 7. Forty-on- e The boiler In Baxley's mill in tho thousand officers nnd men of tho combined nrmy and navy forces comprise suburbs of Owcnsboro, Ky., exploded the approximate total American hmPOlher Kelly wns instnntly killed strength, now at, en routo and under Thomas Wisdom was fatally injured orders for service at tho Philippines. Wilson Baxley was fatally scalded. No further reinforcements arc now in ' Mrs. Sarah TZ. Jutlln, daughter ol contemplation. Tho forces ot tho two Rev. D. B. Jutlln, of Fall River, Mass, services already stationed in and about tiled on an Iron Mountain train while tho archipelago consists ot 20 regi- en routo to St. Louis. She was recentlj ments of infantry, 1 engineer battal- graduated from Vassar college. Rev. Mr. Cadman, a Methodist minion, 7 troops of cavalry and H, bnter-ic-s of artillery, an aggregato of about ister of New York, declared In Mon24,500 men. Nineteen vessels, with an day's ministers' conference that the aggregato of 297 officers, 2,990 men infallibility of the Bible could no and 2S3 marines, mako up the naval longer be ncceptcd by reasoning men. Representative Blnnd, ot Missouri, contingent. This is exclusive of tha transport Solace, with 1C2 officers and says that in 1000 Bryan and silicr will men all told, which is constantly pass-fn- again go before tho people he expects, vyill not be th4 back and forth from Manila. Thcro are about 4,800 army reinforcements' leading plank in tho. democratic- - plat on tho way to Manila, making as rap- form Gen. Rios asked the archbishop oi id progress as possible, nnd there arc, roughly estimated, 7,600 men in the Manila if he wished to offer any rani forco under orders to proceed to thi som for the 400 priests held prisoner! by the insurgents. The archbishop de Phillplnes. cllned to furnish any money; so doei Highest Water Since the Flood of 1881 Rios. Financiers nil refuse to take nnj Columbus, O., March 7. A special tc the State Journal from Gallipolis, O, part in handling a Cuban loan unless cays t The lowlands and a part of tin it is guaranteed by tho United Stated city are flooded. Many families have government. The Cuban assembly hnl been obliged to more out. little hope of obtaining such a guar Tho Ohio river overflowed its banki antcc. largo numbers Congressmen in at Point Pleasant, and nearly all ol tho business portion of the city is called at the White House and war deSchools arc closed, and all partment Monday to press tho clnlmt flooded. business suspended. of candidates for commissions in the3t Middlcport and Racine arc both get- provisional regiments. They met wltt n frost. ting a muddy bath. t Rlvcrmcn say the Ohio is higher now There is nn alarming death rate li than it has been Blncc the memorable tho City of Mexico, owing to nn cpl flood of '84. demic of the grip. There were 72C denths in 48 hours, recently, nnd at Welding Steel nnd Copper. occur St. Louis, March 8 Af ter six years many ns 400 deaths 20,000 each day people an of experimenting with nnother object It Is estimated that In view, a mechanics of this city is said eick. to have suddenly found ho had solved Why Chaplain Odell Was Detached. a problem which tho mechanical world Chicago, March 7. At a meeting ol has been working on for centuries tho wielding of steel nnd copper. It the Baptist Ministers' association) was the result of aa accident, and Rev. D. D. Odell, of Jollet, 111., chap, when ho repeated the process he had lain of the Third Illinois In Porto Rico used he found ho had no difficulty in declared that ho had been temporarllj detached from his regiment becauscf h( uniting the two metals. had dared to show his superior ofd Will Kesame Operations. ccrs a sample of "tho nauseating ra Tamaqua, 7. Tho Vultions which the men had to eat." can iron works, Tvhtch are controlled by Wllkesbarro capitalists, and have THE MARKETS. been idle more than a year, will shortNew York, March 8, 1899. ly resume operations with contracts vo oM Steers... 4 75 on hand that will require a year's time CATTLE-Natl- lng COTTON-MlddlHW $M FLOUH Winter Wheat.... Jti & iM, to complete. iiU WHEAT No. 2 lied it 2 COHN-N- o. itH'i 1H Notified of Ills ton's Death. 2 OATS-N- o. if 10 Siil Washington, March 7. Hon. James rOHK New Mess 00 9 ST. LOUIS. Coleman, of this city, has received a COTTON-Mlddl- lng 6Q t dispatch stating that his son, Alvyn W UEEVES Steers S 60 & 5 25 Cows and Ilelfors. 2 60 if 4 00 Coleman, died Sunday morning nt j 6 d'i 4 00 100) CAI.VES-(p-cr in the mining district ot the HOGS Vatr to Choice 3 40 & 3 S3 H1IK13P Fair to Choice.... 3 40 i) 4 60 Washington, state of FL.OUH-1'ate- nts (new).... 3 60 4j 3 GO Clear and Stralcht. 2 li df 3 30 Mrs. Kill Stevensou Dead. 74 2 lied Winter .... ti WHEAT Bloomlngton, 111., March 7. Mrs. COltN-N- o. No. UU 2 84UW 29 2 2$ Eliza Stevenson, mother of the former OATH-N- o. 2 69 W HYU-N- o. of tho United States, TQUACCO Lugs 3 00 0 8 W 4 12 00 Leaf Hurley.... 7 60 Adlnl E. Stevenson, died at her home 60 S 9 60 Timothy In this city, after an illness of several HAY Clear 18 IS 0 BUTTEK-Chot- co Dairy.... 17 i HUGS Fresh weeks. She was 90 years of age. .... w 8 50 6 O HACON-Cl- car Ulb Jury Failed to Agree. 6 6M ' St. Louis, March 7. Tho jury in the LAUD Prime Steam CHICAGO. B SO Steers.... 3 75 case of Campbell Allgier, charged with CATTLE-Natl- vo 3 61 (ff 3 87Vi HOQS-F- alr to tho murder of James A. Baker, failed SHEEP Fair toChoice e.... 2 73 ii 4 M Choi 3 SO agree, and wero discharged by FLOUR Winter Pato ts...' 3 70 w 3 70 to 3 49 Judge Tnlty. Tho jury stood seven for WHEAT-jf- o. 67 ft 2 Bprlnc 7JW 2 Ited 72'4fi conviction of murder in the first dc & 35 CORN No. 2 Mixed grcc, and five for acquittal. 2. miS 27tf OATS-N- o. st d d g Pa.,-MarTo-rad- IMPORTANT NEWS IS EXPECTED SOON. that It is rumored In Springfield, 111., Gov. Tanner may eto thn Allen ing on with wonder nnd amazement d and wishing us in tho undertaking. After they learned that wi had agreed to raise $10,000,000 befori we asked a cent of the national seemed ready enough to believe that wc would bo able to hold an exposition second to none. "We arc going right ahead with thi work and not a stono will be left unturned to mako this the greatest thing of tho kind the modern world has seen, So far not a mistake has been made. Wo hac proceeded slowly nnd cau tlously with the laying of tho ground plans of the fair, and when wo aro assured that our foundation work is secure wc need not fear as to the outcome of the enterprise. "Peoplo in New York and Washington hare assured us of their assistance in any way that we may nsk. They nr pleased to seo tho way wo have taken hold of tho project, and they seem to feel that a city which has tho enterprise and pluck to undertake a thing of this magnitude and get it into such magnificent shapo is amply capable ol carrying to a successful termination any project it may enter into. there will bo a meeting of the judiciary committee. I do not know whether this committee haB been waiting on me, and I have not been advised whut it has done since I depart cd, except in a general way, but I am satisfied that the committee has things ready to go before the legislature with its plans and put through the bill whereby the people of St. Louis will bi glvcnthe opportunity to vote on the measure which will cnablo us to raise tho $10,000,000 necessary to keep thi pledge we mado to tho members ol congress and others at the banquet in Washington." god-spee"To-morro- the executive commitco of tho World'i fair project, returned yesterday monv THEY TOOK DINNER WITH HER MAJESTY. ing from New York, whero ho went, nfter tho World's fair banquet, in Washington, to consult with leading The Ambassador Presented Ills Cremen of the east concerning tho supdential nnd Warn Graclouely port New York nnd the eastern statci Spending the Night nt the would glvo tho proposed exposition. Cnstle Visit to the Royal MausoWhen seen at his home, on Maryland leum Call on Iloyalty. avenue yesterday afternoon, Mr. Francis was highly elated over tho recepLondon, Mnrch 8. Tho United tion ho received In tho metropolis. Ill States ambassador, Joseph n. Choate, said tho cast had no idea what St from Louis could do in tho matter of raising returned been Windsor at noon, after having to funds with which to finance thi Queen Victoria,formally presented the and having passed World's fair until tho statement wai night nt the castle. While the ambasmado at tho banquet la Washington sador declines to give details of the that this city would not ask n dollai ceremony ot tho national government until it queen, ho or discuss bis visit to the told a press representative had provided $10,000,000 with which to that he was much gratified nt the corcarry out tho project. diality and graclousness ot his recep"They wero astonished that our peo- tion. He said it was not true ho carple should feel capablo of carrying ried a special autograph letter from Into execution a plan so glgantlo as wi President McKinley to her majesty. purpose to undertake. They are look- IIo cnrrled only the usual letter oi d, D. R. Francis, chairman ol "Every morning I havo a bad taste In my mouth; my tongue is coated; my head nehes and I often feel dizzy. I have no appetite for breakfast and what food I eat distresses mc, I have a, heavy feeling in my stomach. I am Retting so weak that sometimes I tremble and my nerves are all unstrung. I am netting pale and thin. I am as tired in the morning as at nignt." What does vour doctor sav? "Yo pre suffering from im pure DIOOQ." What 13 his remedy? J c 11 jesty at dinner. credence. Tho master of tho household, Col Lord lMwnrd William Pclham-Clintoreceived Mr. Choate at tho castle and conducted him to the apartments for his use. 8hortly afterward) word was sent that tho queen was ready to receive him, and Mr. Choate proceeded to the nudlonce chamber, where he found the quoen, Princess Beatrice and the marquis of Salisbury, who presented him toher majesty. The audience lasted a few minutes, and then Mrs. Choato was sent for and the duchess of Buccleugh, the mistress ol the robes, presented her to tho queen. Later In the evening, Mr. nnd Mrs. Choate, Henry Whlto and the marquis of Salisbury, tho earl ot Hopetoun, lord chamberlain, and tho duchess ol Hucclnugh were tho guests of her mapre-pare- d Mr. nnd Mrs. Choate visited' fh'e royal By special invitation of tho queen, You must not havo consti pated bowels If you expect the Sarsaparilla to do Its best work. But Aycr's Pills cure constipation. We havo a book on Paleness and Weakness which you may have for the asking. .jr&J v. Jl Write to our Doctors, Perhaps 700 would Uko to eontolt eminent physicians about roar condl. Uon. VfiiteusfreelraUthoDartlcnUrs In rour case. You wlU recelre a prompt. ,- sxpiy. mausoleum, at Frogmore, and called upon the duke and duchess ofYork. Lowell, MaiS"? THEY FIGHT AND RUN. The Filipinos HalceAnother Attempt t to Capture the Waterworks at Manila. 8. New York, March A dispatch to the Herald from Manila cays: After the insurgents had been driven off, Monday night, from in front of they camo back 500 strong, and cut oil a company of the First Nebraska volunteers. Qen. Hale sent out three companies ot tho 'Nebraska regiment and two companies of tho Second Oregon to dislodge them. Tho enemy, who were holding a strong position among the rocks, fired excellent volleys at tho advancing Americans, but tho latter, by n ii'mik movement, drove tho Filipinos over tho hills. No sooner was this t'ght well under way than the insurgents to the south of tho waterworks, knowing that tho forces thcro had been weakened by sending troops to Mariquina, attacked tho waterworks In tho rear. Their object was to cut oil tho pumping station, but they did not succeed. Their flro was heavy, and our small loss was duo solely to the bad marks-manshlof tho Filipinos. Tho enemy's dead numbered 20. Returns now in show five Americans wounded. The Insurgents aro placing guns in XKisltion at various points. Tho oplnlou of all tho promluent men in Manila la that tho military force of tho insurgents must bo broken before a stable government can be established 10 tho Islands, p NOW WE THE HAVE TRUTH. Tlio Flllploos Do Not Hold Aoy American Soldiers at Prltouera of War. Washington, March 4. The following dispatch has been received by Secretary of War Alger from Qen. Otis, in answer to Secretary Alger's inquiry respecting tho number of American prisoners held by the insurgents: "Manila, March 3. Secretary of War, Washington: Insurgents havo not taken, nor do they hold, a single prisonei of war. They have three soldiers In Mnlolos, picked up In January, who, without permission, went among them near Cavlte and Caloocan. I am looking nfter them, and providing money Hnve captured over 1,600 insurgent soldiers since February 4, and held the majority us prisoners of war. DetriThe President and the Army. Washington, March 8. Tho presimental reports which reach the United States aro manufactured mostly in dent, it is said, has decided that, in Hong Kong. Troops hero in splendid view of the present favorable outlook In Cuba, and the prospect of the com "OTIS." condition. plete suppression of tho Philippine inTil Nw Spinlili Cabinet. surrection at an early day, It will not Madrid, March 0. Following Is n list bo necessary, after tho present volunof the new Spanish cabinet, tho memteers have been mustered out, to have bers of which took the oaths of office more than CJ.000 men, allowed for the1 last Saturday: regular army until July 1, 1901. Senor Sllvela, premier and minister II I all op Warren' Illncii. of foreign affairs. Chicago, March 8. A special to the Senor Dato. minister of the interior, from New York says: Marquis Villa Ilcrdc, minister ol Tlmcs-IIcralBishop Henry W. Warren, ono of the finance. foremost dignitaries of the Methodist Senor Duran, minister of justice. church, is suffering with appendicitis Gen. Polievaja, minister of war. Marquis Piual, minister of public at Buenos Ayres, Argentine, South America. An orcratlon was peraffairs and of the 'colonics. Admiral Camara, minister of ma- formed upon him March 1, and he is uow resting from tho shock. rine. Colllat Iterated a New Trial. Topeka, Kns., March 7. Judge IIo? zen overruled tho motion tor n new trial In the John Collins murder caso Young Collins was convicted, on December 24, of killing his father, J. S Collins, a prominent real estate man of this city, last May. To Ku forco Payment of Indemnity. Berlin, March 7. TbeGerman school ships Charlotte and Stotsch hae arrived at Tangier, Morocco, to enforce the demands made for the payment ol on indemnity to the German victims ol the Moroccan outrages. The sultan hai failed to act upon the agreements arrived at in the matter. Nortonvllle News. Benjamin Moore resumed work with the I C. bridge gang, Monday. Mrs. W. Settle, wife of Settle, is now in Nortonville. Miss Laura Young, an estimable young lady of Oak Hill, visited friends in our city last week. . Col. Charles Blakley spent Tuesday with relatives in the city. Theo Farmer made a flying trip to White Plains, Monday, togged in new upper wearing apparel and head gear. A rumor is. afloat that he is to be best man at a wedding in tire near future. Ezeldel, oldest son of Mr. S. E. Brown, is dangerously ill with at his homo near here. The kids and the dogs have a habit ,of taking the town every night and it has become dangerous to go out on the streets or through the parks without a canine escort who stands in "wid de gang." jack Gunn has moved to the house close to the Daves old mill site. Mr. Ogdn and wife arrived here last week from East St. Louis, HI. Mr. Ogden will act as joint operator for the two roads. Our people feel gratified to receive them. W. S. Gardiner, night operator, left Monday for Elizabethtown, his home, suffering from a bad case Mr. Anderson, of of measles. Madisonvillc is his successor. return-ingQTuesdtyphoid-pneumonia, Clinkek. Snow-slid- e In the Rockies. From Harper's Weekly. Death ot Rev. Samuel AiUton. Philadelphia, March 8. Samuel Ash-ton- , one ot the earliest ministers oi tho Universallst church, died at his home here, Monday night, aged 77 years. Mr. Ashton was born in Philadelphia and sorved' churches in Reading, Pa.; Chicago and Lincoln, 111.; Farmlngton, Mich., nnd In New York state. The Democratic State Central Senator Deboe and family left and Executive Committees met at Washington for home Tuesday. Lexington yesterday to arrange for the State Convention and do other If Ollie James should go to Con- business. gress, wouldn't the other fellows have to take a back scat I Beaver Dam has had a death and the people are terrified. from meningitis, Digest Your Food. Ninety per cent, ot all sickness is caused by food not being properly digested, it creates poisons and goes Into your blood and then you aro liable to almost any disease too human system Is heir to. Use Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder and watch tbe results. You will feel the good Give it a effects after taking ona dose. For trial and be convinced. Price 25c. sale by St. Bernard Drue Store. Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam Cures Your congb. just tbe medicine-- for children. Planters The French government is building at Cape Grisnez on electric lighthouse which will be visiable miles. t at the distance of It will be of 3,000,000 candle power. forty-eigh- Mrs- - E. A. Chatten is visiting Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. 26 in Hopkinsville. Subscribe for Thk Bee. Bedford county, Pa. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Uarllngton; B. T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St Charles. At Ashland, Ky., a boiler at a laundry exploded. It weighed 3,000 pounds and was thrown 300 feet high and 400 feet from the Will euro a Cough er Cold at onoo. laundry. It positively rclleres all throat troubles. Small doses. PrtooJW cents at druggist. Subscribe for The Bee. Dr.BulTs COUCH SYRUP Menintfitis continues in the Hen derson country, and if any change, is thought to be on the increase. Subscribe for The Bee. There has never been a better time to round out one's experience of life in the Rocky Mountains than during the present winter. Ater having seen the grandeur and beauty ot the mountains in summer storms and sunshine many times, it was my good fortune to get into the midst of drifts and "slides" in the heart of the mountains of Colorado, tosee the worst of it, and slip through the great snow trap west of Leadville on one of the few trains that succeeded in getting over the range. There is all the difference in the world between a drift and a "slide." will merrily A rotary bore its way through almost any drift, but a "slide", brings down a mass of rocks and trees with it, and these must be removed with axe, pick and shovel. With tho thermometer at 22 below zero, 300 men engineers, firemen, section men and common laborers worked for five days, some times as much hours without sleep, as thirty-siall cheerfully risking their lives in the simple performance of duty a commonplace courage, but all the more genuine for that and finally, after losing four or five of their number, cleared the track for fivo blockaded trains. These passed through in the midst of a howling blizzard, and, after various mis trains the haps, reached the eastern slope of the mountains. Then came two feet of snow, blizzard after blizzard, and the hlock'ade was once more established. snow-plough x 1 Last-boun- d i I f s. 'mam V n v wJinisiR a- fjWE" - j Old Times Recalled. Uncle Oscar Stevens, who is one of the historic characters of Hopkins county, and whose memory is replete with interesting incidents PAUL M. MOORB, Editor and Manager. of the past, when the generation was young, came into The Bee BEE PUBLISHINH COMPANY. office yesterday repeating a coupIncorporated handed the editor a dollar Postofflce at Barllosjton as Second let and Entered the last matter. to pay his current subscription. Uncle Oscar is not usually poetic SUBSCRIPTION RATES: and his talk in verse brought a ques tion in answer to which he said ft oo this One Year, tirlctlr In advance 50 that as he came from home " '.' Sit Month!, l old couplet popped into his head, ThreeMonths, " ' 3 Specimen copiet mailed free on application. the where it had first found lodgment wanted in all pant of Correspondents onnlr. Addren nt lot particular. more than forty years ago: THURSDAY, MARCH 9. "899 "Coma ye sinners poor and needy, Rich and ragged, lean and fat, Come and pay me what yon owe me For your dollar Democrat." being discussed by every one connected No one is pn...ted from buyCUBAN LETTER. with tbe army, but it Is generally believed Only foreign brokers ing insurance lrom that we will leave here between tbo 15th of at whatever rate they may secure, Surroundings and April and ihe 1st of May, and will go to Beautiful is if they desire that kind of protecNew York, and bo mustered out there If Pleasant Situation of so, quite a number of tbe boys are figurtion; but it is to be hoped for the The first step in Spring ing on returning home via. Philadelphia. Company A. credit of the State and the protecbe to cleanse Nature's Baltimore and Washington If so, I willsay tion of property that a creditable should house from Winter's accumu AMERICAN VS SPANISH MONEY, that the members of the Third Kentucky adjustment of the difficulty may be will have traveled further and seen more reached so that no Kcntuckians" lations. Hood's Sarsaparilla of tbe world tban any volunteer regiment may be forced to take this kind of does this work easily. It is Interesting Communication From in lha service, with the exception of those Thos. E. Finlcy. who went to Manila. insurance or none. America's Greatest Spring a the First Step Difficult" rii i - fyjummywrwy T'''" ;'".; OF THE t i.,mx,n .i NEIGHS AND BRAYS .j 4 Medicine. It purifies the blood, as millons of people say. "fHDSS Vm 6Diqits." 1i "Hark Irons the Toombs." t ii Anirlfriir rittnilti- - r - - "A'-- fl The business of February just It was the wording of a subscrippast was the largest ever known in of tion dun sent .out by the old Louisthe United States for the month ville Democrat before the war February. while Shad Penn was at the head return to of that paper. And he said it Doctor Hunter will next week, "reminded him." Uncle Oscar his Guatemala mission is not in Kentucky didn't really have to be reminded, and says he but wouldn't it be good if the KenState politics. tucky Press Association had a poet The Corn Trade News predicts a who could write upon this subject decline in wheat because of proba a really living, 'breathing poem ble heavy shipments from Argen not for The Bee subscribers. They tina, Australia and Chili. don't need it. But some others do. not Coi. Walter Evans seems Coal Crista Echos. to have required the backing of The following is quoted from the Kentucky politicians to land him Nashville American of a recent safely in the seat of the District date: Judge. During the recent extremely cold weathSpanish reward for the valor displayed by Admiral Montojo and other officers who fought Dewey until further resistance was impos sible, is now a prison cell. er from Februuy 10 to 30 inclusive, the Louisville and Nashville Railroad did a great piece of kindness to the people of Nashville. The city was in the midst of a coal famine, and unless fuel was supplied, it was apparent there would be great suffering, especially among the poorer classes. Then it was the Louisville and Nashwlle Railroad came lo the rescue. Without any delay the company purchased 115 cars, or 7,000,000 pounds, of coal and shipped it here as fast as the swiftest freight engine ccnld pull It. This coal was disposed of lo the dealers, and then the latter ordered other coal brought. In all, the Louisville and Nash or ville road broughtjn 610 pounds of coal. The matter has been talked about generally among the merchants and citizens, and the Louisville and Nashville Railroad 1$ being commended on all tides for its prompt and generous actions. car-load- It is now Admiral Dewey and Major General Otis. The Admiral ranks the General and when the Army and Navy combine in the Philippines Dewey's word will be law. There are eighteen Rear Admir- als now in the United States navy but only one Admiral Dewey. And the Admiral is chief in command of the forces in the Philippines. Americans could not be better pleased than at this arrangement. r r Convention and will nominate for and every coal miner of Hopkins to the office of Railroad and adjoining counties was exerted, Commissioner of the First district, impelled by human sympathy, to Mr. J. F. Dempsey, of Madison-ville- , relieve the needs of the people who Ky. were without fuel in Nashville and Mr. Jno. W. YeRKES, chairman other cities. The coal men and ol the Executive Committee of the miners afid the railroad officials and State Commercial Convention has men worked day and night and called a meeting of the committee- Sunday, too, to alleviate suffering and succeeded. men to be held in Louisville Satupon urday March 18, to decide Unsafe Insurance. the time and place for holding the Speaking with a Kentucky fire next convention. insurance man the other day an inR. Wood, editor of the teresting incident was brought out James Hopkinsville New Era for four- wich illustrates the condition of teen years, died Saturday in a pri- affairs that will obtain in Kentucky at Nashville, if the respectable insurance com sanitarium vate Tenn. Mr. Wood was a brother panies now doing business in the of Hon. Hunter Wood. He was State are driven out by the excesyears old and one sive fines certain prosecuting at only forty-eigof the best newspaper men in Ken- torneys are preparing to have as sessed against these companies tucky. upon the charge of forming a State Chairman Barnctt will "trust." probably call a meeting of the ReAlready in some counties of publican Committee at an early Kentucky a number of the best date to arrange for the coming fire insurance companies have State convention. It is probable ceased business because of the that a general invitation to attend fines imposed in the lower court. will be extended to Republicans A test case is in the Court of Ap throughout the State, who feel suf peals and a decision is expected ficient interest in the matter to in April. The question of the do so. safety of insurance secured through A few calamity journals still in- foreign brokers in companies not sist that it is all a mistake, and allowed to 4I0 business in Ken that the present condition is not tucky, under our laws enacted for Commercial and in the protection ol the assured, will prosperity. dustrial reports have no effect on be an interesting one to property Conditions may owners, if indeed the companies those fellows. change, but their talc of woe will now doing business in the State are forced to withdraw or to in be the same, and go on forever. crease rates igx self protection Springfield (S. D.-- Times. The incident is to the point. This The announpement prematurely gentleman was a few years ago in made that Hon. Walter Evans charge of ag agency in a southern had quit the contest for appoint- city. There was a large tack facment as United States District tory insured through the local judge did not prove true and it is agencies, which was shut down Perhaps no with no immediate prospect of re now Judge Evans. man in public life stands higher sumtng operations. The agents than does Col. Evans among his notified the owner of advance in colleagues at Washington. It is a rate because of the increased risk good appointment. of carrying an idle factory. The Secretary Gage says that there owner said he would not pay the is now an available cash balance rate and proceeded to buy the inin the Treasury of over 271,000, surance he wanted through foreign 000, ana mat mere is no trutn in brokers. The factory burned and the rumor that a bond issue is in he did not collect over about fifcontemplation. It is expected teen per cent of the face of his that after paying Spain $20,000,-00- 0 policies. The broker was irreunder the treaty agreement sponsible and the location of two and the Cuban army $3,000,000, of the companies whose policies there will be a cash balance in the he had bought could not be found. Treasury on July 1 next of at least Their address was nowhere, but on the worthless policies he had $220,000,000. purchased to avoid paying art Speaking of the improved in- equitable rate fixed according to dustrial conditions throughout the principles of the insurance busiUnited States, Bradstreet's says ness as decided by the judgement that "a veritable army of indus- of his own fellow townsmen. trial workers amounting to 110,000 It is a bad business and attacks in number, have had or are about the interests of the business man to have, their wages increased an and property owner as well as the average of 10 per cent". need hardly be pointed out insurance companies. The farm"It that the effects of this increase in ers, as a class, are not affected be wages of so many workers in dif- cause the farmers, of this section, as ferent states will be in the highest class, do not insure. And a num- degree beneficial to general trade ber of fire insurance companies do in all its branches." not accept risks on farm property, ht It is a fact worthy of repetition all of which and more The Bee convention has chronicled to the world as the The Democratic which meets at Hopkinsville tomor- happenings occurred that the ut row will be strictly a Dempsey most energy of every coal operator One day last week the Rev. W. of Hanson, was observed slipping through our city, avoiding the principal streets and sticking closely to back alleys and obscure routes. He was driving an alleged cow, whose physical condition was thinner than circus lemonade. The semi-tonshadow which she cast upon the earth looked like a lunar photo graph of a crockery crate. The Herald of the Cross explained to his friend, who interrogated him regarding his suspicious movements that he had bought the cow down in Richland, (her appearance proved conclusively that she was raised on poor land), and was driving her home: that the reason he shunned the public streets of our city was his anxiety to avoid the boss editor, who he said would jeer him beyond human endurance upon his purchase, and that he thanked his lucky stars and all the other celestial orbs in the firmament that he had successfully run the gauntlet without colliding with the dreaded man of nags. The good brother came up to ou? city a few days later and held a long conference with John Twy-ma- n in which he was fully instructed as to the proper percentage of saw dust to put in bran, and old brother Fox obligingly enlightened him in regard to the requisite amount of "gold dust" to constitute an emergent dose for a bovine. Now if the parson can secure a stand or two of bees, we can confidently expect Hanson to become a small latter day Canaan, and so abundant will be the flow of milk that the good citizens will either have to improvise an ark or flee to the adjacent hills of "Shakerag" for safety. C. Wilson, e It makes the weak strong, as nervous men and women gladly testify, It cures all blood diseases, as thousands of cured voluntarily rite. It is just for you, as you will gladly say after you have gien it n fair trial. Bad BlOOd- -" Although tiist TO years ol krc I am thoroughly well. It was three bottles of Hood's Sarsaparilla that made me so after spending over $G0 in medical attendance. My trouble was a raw sore on my ankle." Mm. Louisa Maeoi, Court Street, Lowell, Mass. Running Sores-- " After worrying fourchildren Hood's Sarsamonths 1 navc-m- y of running sores, farllla and it cured tlicm of dyspepsia and Pills cured mo constipation." .Mrs. Katk K. Thomas, 31 Governor St., Annapolis, Md. Consumptlvo Cough -- "Five years ago J had a consumptive cough which reduced me to a skeleton. Was advised to take Hood's Sarsaparilla which I did and reco cred normal health. I have been well ever since." Matilda Hridoewateb, Cor. Pearl and Chestnut Sts., Jeffersonvllle, Ind. &GcCS SaAJajoJiil Hon.1 1 Mill cure HvrrJIU, tha non Irritating and only cathartic to Uke with ifood'a Sar.aparlliaT they executed a streak for the hidden treasure at a pace calculated apart. La Union. Cuba. freb. at, 1899; Miss Mav Finlbv, Earlington, Ky. My dear sistbr. I take great pleasure in writing you a letter this beautiful sunshiny morning, stating my whcrcabouli and how well I am enjoyiog the Cuban climate in February, which reminds me ery much of the first of June in Old Kentucky. We are still stationed at Union, which is located in th center of the province of Mantanzis, about midway between the two coasts in a very beautiful, level anJ fertile countr) , in fact, with the exception of the vegetation, it temiods me very much of the West in the United States. One can stand an see for many miles in any direction without seeing the crest of a hill or mountain, and I wish to say before I proceed further that this is certainly a fine country in more ways tban one. Almost anything can be produced, from the pumpkin of the United States to the pineapple of Ibe tropics, and when it comes to the production of the sugar cane, which grows with but little cultivation, Cuba is surely in the lead, and, as capital must always follow tha chief staples of a country, many rich men' from different parts of the world have invested their money in large plants, or mills, which are located every four or five miles Hoping and trusting that we may get borne in time to spend the summer, will close. Writesoon and a long letter to Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam. Your brother A physician can prescribe Dr. Otto's Tiios. E. Finlbv, Spruce Gum Balsam. Tbe Formula is on ihe package. Cures) our cough in day. Co A. 3d Ky , 1st Oatalion, Very pleasant to lake. Children cry for La Union, Cuba it Large size bottles, price 25c and 50c. For sale by St. Bernard Drui? Store Robbed the Qrave. For a beautiful complexion use Dr, A startling incident of which Mr John German Liver Powder Oliver, of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by bim as follows: "I was in a There is a "family of six children most dreadful coodltion. Mr akin was al in McCrackcn county ranging in most yellow, ees sunken, tongue coaled, pain continually in back and sides, no ap- age from five to one year, not one petite gradually growing weaker every of whom ever wore a shoe. Their day Three physicians had git en me up father is a farmer. Fortunately ar friend advised trying 'Electric Bitters, and to my great joy and surA Frightful Blunder prise, the first bottle made a decided imWill often cause a horrible Hum, Scald I continued their use for three provement: weeks, and am now a well man. I know Cbt or Uruise Bucklen's Arnica Salve, they saved my life and robbed Ibe gravo of the best Salve In the World, will another victim." No one should tail to kill tbe pain and promptly heal It. Cures try them. Odly 30c., guaranteed at St Old Sores. Eever Sores, Ulcers, Bolls, Best Felons. Corns, all Skin Eruptions. Bernard Drugstore, Pile cure on earth. Only 35c. a box. Cure Sold by St. Bernard Drug guaranteed BLASTS. LOCOMOTIVE store. Carl-stedt- 's Charges Not Sustained. Money. Washington, March 3. The reOne box of Tutt's Pills will save port of the inspector who investigated the charges made many dollars in doctors' bills during the Congressional campaign Theywillsurqlycurealldiseascs last fall against E. C. Vance, the of the stomach, liver or bowels assistant postmastcrat Hawcsvillc, No has been filled at the For sick headache, dyspepsia, Department. The report states malaria, constipation and biliothat the charges against Mr. Vance were not well founded and were usness, ami'lionpeopleendorse not sustained. Save Your post-offic- e Post-offic- e Reckless Assertion TUTT'S Liyer PILLS DOWN IN THE MINES. One of the exciting events of the past week with the St. Bernard Coal Company's employes was the destruction of tbe weigh house at No. 9 mine by some wrecked freight cars being shoved through It, totally destroying tbe house. But It Is bard to stop that company, for tbey are always prepared for an emergency call, so as soon as cars could be removed, Foreman Toombs was at work clearing away tbe debris, at the work hour next mornlog, tbe seal Jp'r was ready for Weighman Fegaa to ulate, and the work of loading if coal moved along as smoothly nothing bad happened, altbMgh some of the railroad boys did acMsVlbe weighman of running a taffy itaod('cwiia they saw that canvas spread over bim, ad u time exploring the We spend much of to make blue lightening dizzy. surrounding country our visiting the mills, and Reaching the place, the owner of where sugar is manufactured by the thouthe "mocker" reached beneath the sands of pounds daily, and nearly always building where his choice speci- return with as much as we feel like carryto such an men of tanglefoot had been con ing; then follows extent that we have sugar molasses till we He felt around, about, cealed. are tired of it. So you can imagine how above, beneath, he also felt mighty well we are living in Cuba, where the queer, for it was gone. He arose weather is warm, with sugar plentiful and with his face as blank as t'other potatoes growing in a state of nature like Bide of a tombstone and turning to wild morning glories. Some of the boys say they don't "like these sweet potatoes his chum, who was licking hisjips because tbey are volunteers." la traveling in fond expectancy he said in tones over this country, that has been the subwhich sounded like cracked cym- - ject of so much discussion during recent bols, "It's gone." "The Hades," years, one sees many things that reminds said the other in mournful accents, bim of "Spanish misrule." For instance, all the Catholic convents and such as barand they slunk away the worst racks have been demolished, so that, no fellows in this glo fleeing natives could take refuge in them; rious land of nags, gals and tan- but the most attractive scenes are the tropi cal gardens, which are so beautiful that glefoot. syrup-makio- g And now this is a standing rule, Which each intends to follow. That one won't hunt the other up As long ns be can swallow. The boss editor is reliably informed that Uncle Oscar Stevens is kicking like a boy steer beset with yellow jackets, because the electric light near his house went out one night last week certainly of course. y bee-lin- When the last rays of the setting sun. Are the western bills adorning, e for the bed He makes a And we always get, we know not bow, And stays 'till six next morning. The thickest milk from the thinnest cow. Here in tne richest field's below The wheat and tares together grow, POLITICAL POINTS. The effect of the imagination was tully exemplified here last in a way and manner that will be long remembered by many of our citizens. During the afternoon it seems that Mrs. Pauline Magenheimer and Mrs. Wm. Day went up to the neW residence of Joseph Summers now in construction and in walking around the premises, Mrs. Magenheimer trod upon a plank from which a sharp wire nail proThe nail entered her truded. overshoe and the lady screamed in agony. The plank was forcibly wrenched away and Mrs. Day summoned help to assist the unfortunate lady home. On the way she had to rest frequently and by the time she reached home the crowd of sympathizers numbered the entire population of that part of the city and the good lady de clared that her shoe was filled with blood. Meanwhile a half dozen messengers, whose eyes were hanging out on stems, were breathlessly rushing up and down the streets in search of medical aid. Upon reaching her home, the sympathizing crowd laid the wounded lady upon the bed and under her special direction removed her shoe, pausing often to allow her to vent her suffering in long drawn exclamations of agony, but to the astonishment of all and the utter consternation ol the lady who by this time was in the very throes of death, not a scratch appeared. The nail had done no damage, except piercing her overshoe. Sunday afternoon In traveling through this vale of tears, Affliction on each band appears. From experience, we Ibis knowledge git, To never "holler 'till we are hit." Mr. K. J. Hampton, former sec retarv of the Republican State Campaign Committee, is an appli cant for appointment as paymaster Senators Deboe and in the Army. ) f There i a certain man in this town, that is lie used to be certain, but recent singular developments have made hint very uncertain who had a very spirited adventure one night last week. By a stroke of unexpected fortune, he was enabled to read his titles clear to a pint of that which entangleth the feet, and prompted by that fellow feeling which makes us wondrous kind, he bid the bottle in a place so secluded that a search 'warrant would be set at open defiance, and set off in quest of a comrade, whom, he knew was drier than a powder-mil- l in dog days. He soon found party of the second part and i"e broke the good news gently and J Lindsay are his backers. Goebel is getting hot and calls some people liars and things right out in open political meeting. The Madisonville Hustler says with reference to the rumor that Captain Ellis may enter the race for the Democratic Gubernatorial nomination: "He'd better not." Brutus J. Clay is endorsed Hon. by the Kentucky Republican Con gressional delegation in a body for the Paris commissionership. It is said to be probable that Hon. Walter Evans will continue to contest the seat of Oscar Turner in Congress. If successful in the contest Evans would of course re sign, since he has been appointed District Judge, and a special election would be held to elect his suc cessor, in which event a Rcpubli Babies and children need can would probably be elected. proper food, rarely eVer medi In the Democratic county con . t Jff vention at Hickman, which sent f cine, ir they ao not mrive is Dempsey delegates to Hopkins I on their food something ville, resolutions were passed con wrong. They need a little demning the Goebel law. help to get their digestive The Goebel interest has suffered machinery working properly. in the I some serious knock-out- s Pennyrile district at the county conventions recently held. Even at Ovvensboro Captain Ellis was unable to put a Goebel amendment COD LIVERvOIL upon the Dempsey resolutions as WITH HYPOPHOSPMESorLIMEtSQDK to delegates appointed to attend the Hopkinsville convention. will generally correct this! I difficulty. Insurance Companies' Losses. It is related by the New York If you will put from Journal of Commerce that a mato half a teaspoonful jority of the fire insurance comin baby's bottle three or four panies will show alosB on their untimes a day you will soon see derwriting earnings during '1899, a market improvement, For which opened very expensively for larger children, from half to underwriters, and Fcbru. the fire ary promises to show a serious aga teaspoonful, according fo gregate of losses likely to exceed I age, dissolved in their milK, any February for years. Nearly all if you so desire, will very of the fires have been in well-in- soon show its great nourish- sured property and have taxed the mg power, it the mother s underwriters very heavily. Several milk does not nourish the companies concede that safar their losses have exceeded their gross baby, she needs the emul premiums, and this means that sion, it win snow an euect 1899 is to be a bad year for tie fire at once both - upon mother insurance interest as, in conjuncand child. tion with the inadequate rates, the oo, U druggtits. joe and old systdm of burning the candle SCOTT U D0WNE, Chemists, New York, at both ends is being indulged in. mm one almost has to stop and wonder what was the Garden of Eden, compared with this In order that you may be able to fully appreciate the description of these places that are far more attractive to the eye than anything I have ever seen, jou must draw considerably on your imagination They are nearly always located near a beautiful palace, that is owned by some rich Spaniard or some high class Cuban. In tbem one can see many fountains of clear water uith fish of almost every color imaginable, surrounded by tropical flowers and froits The orange tree loaded down with fruit, the cocoanut tree, the lemon, the almond, bananna, pine apple and many other trees that are found in the tropics, besides many vegetables Ibat grow in our country. I will now tell you something of the nafrom each tives who are distinguished other by their color, as they know each other by certain names will call to mind some of tbem, viz Blanco (or white), Negro, (or blacky Mulatto and Cubano Espano, which means a Spaniard, who Tbey are sympathizes with the Cubans, somewhat treacherous, but always say when in the presence of the Americans, "Americano much a wano," which means the American is all right, but tbey never do as tbey wish to be done by Tbey take nur money and give $1 30 Spanish for our dollar, but never in this world will tbey give an American dotlar for $1.30 Spanish money. Tbe fact of ibe busines is they are trying to corner all tbe American money. Their custom reminds me very much of what I have read of Jerusalem in her "Palmiest days " The question of going back to the States is picking up soft places in the track Conductor Say, who bad charge of the train on the Elkton branch and who took a vacation to study for the ministry is again back on bis ran. He finds that a young minister can make more ready cash railroading than preaching. Fireman Harrison, who was on tbe engine last Friday night that collided with another at Kelleys had a very narrow escape from being seriously burned. When found be was laying against the boiler, Several head covered partly with coal. minutes hard and hurried labor was required to extricate him. The many friends of Engineer James Riordan, regret to learn of tbe death of his wife and deeply sympathize with bim in bis sad bereavement. The dividing of tha Henderson division between two sets of dispatchers proves to be a great relief to tbe old dispatchers who have tor sometime past been overworked Conductor C. B, Moody who has been Elkton run, la now given permanent charge Mr. of tha Providence" Accommodation. Moody used lo live here, and bis friends welcome him back. The Southern railway has bongbt controlling interest in the Air Line locomotives for An order for eighty-on- e use in China bas been given an -- American locomotive works. Forty of tbem are lo be delivered this year. The car repair iihops of the "Henderson route" at Cloverport, Ky., are very busy putting air brakes on tbe road's rolling stock "Trouble does not come single," is an old saying that at this time is applicable to tbe Henderson division, since so many Out the wrecks have occurred of late. consoling lact is that these disaster are--t not caused by mismanagement, but are the direct results of unavoidable accidents or.in some cases, of individnal carelessness. Chief Dispatcher Sheridan came back from a visit to bis former home last Sunday, and is preparing for a permanent abode with us. Tbe chief officials, of Ihe Henderson division are making a tour of inspection this week. Among those who are much pleased with a man was tba appointment of Congressman Waller In Ingg county Evans to the position of Federal Judge la Since the late thaw came Ibe section made to pay 700 for kissing a Any man succeed Judge Barr, is President J. B. At men on this division have been kept bnsy woman against her will. should have sense enough to know kinson of Ibe St. Bernard Coal Compa'ay, . consent is like eating clabber with out sugar," says the Jessamine Journal. that kissing a woman without her To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All druggtsls refund money if it fail" to cure. 23c The genuina bas I. B. Q. on each tablet. Bowling Green soldiers writing home say they arc having a good time with the Cuban girls, only they have to take an interpreter along when calling. , To restore the Clear Skin, lie Uriah! Eye, Ihe d Health, nse Dr M. A SimAlert Call mons Liver Medicine The children of the United States each year consume toys that cost at retail nearly $45,000,-00- 0. Uackacbe is tbe first Indication of kidney trouble. Urinary disorders, Diabetes, and even Ilrigbt's Disease follow unless checked promptly. Nothing better to make perfect kidaeys tban Dr. Sawyer's Ukatioe. Sold at St Bernard Drugstore. wbo looks upon Mr. Evans as one worthy of such an exalted position. Tbe Hecla Coal Co.reports that while tb past week was one not calling for beavy consumptton of coal, Ibey are still unable 0 patch up with orders. Secretary George C Atkinson, of Ihe St. Bernard Coal Company, says their or' ders for coal still exceed the supply, but tla MVnARt M(4 h. Il.t..,nll .,! t.lA. 1 phone have decreased in number. Tbe preposition to advance. It.ooo and tea acres of land for the purpose ot opening a coal mine near Hanson, does not meet with much favor among those who, (root ' experience, know the cost of opening and operating a ralao when a abaft baa. to ba ,; sunk, the tame, The small sua of. t,ooqt laid aside for such an underlaVmg toed vanishes, and tbe stockholders .seoa be' . come discouraged Ey a coattiBt outlay wltbont profit. ? . . '? As we bear of no move being .. any of our miners toward eateriag MMtjeal' fields of the Philippine Iilawb, wtjwp- pose they are waiting till tba latimf ever there lay aside their bow a ad WrWwt!fe'v ' But few car loads ot celta eaa Bewfce found in the coke yards hW,"awisMb ability to Jill orders promptly is Bl as good " as It was a few weeks ago, bat, MisnaMy, with tbe approach ot warmer weather, ibe demand for that kind used, oaly for fae) . decreases, The French government is building at Cape Grisncz on electric lighthouse which will be visiable miles. t at the distance of It will be of 3,000,000 candle power. forty-eigh- Lung Irritation s tne lorerunner to consumption, ur will cure it. and Belt's longs that a give such strength lo tbe cough or n cold will not settlo there, Twenty-fivcents at all good druggists. e The name of Mother Goose's husband was Isaac Goose ami her rhymes were first printed by her Thomas Fleet, a printer in Boston. son-inla- That Throbbing Headache. Would quickly leave you. If you used Dr King's New Life Pills. Thousands of sufferers have proved their matchless merit for Sick and Nervous Headaches. Tbey make pure blood and strong nerves and build up yonr health. Easy to take. Try them. Oaly a$ cents. Money back it not Sold by St. Bernard Druggist. cured Tbe last issue of ibe Maaatactaret'e Kecord, notes tne lact that seven stew . mining companies have lately 'began twai ness In Missouri. jf Over one hundred Union mtaers. for ,7 merly employed ai Paaa, III., have lateiyi , beea indicted for boMisg np a train, npea which colored miners lrom Ibe Srath were- being transported. Bat why boM these men and make tbem answer for their un lawful act, aad let tba Governor of tba State, who is responsible for tba act, go freer In West Virginia, It is said, ooal la being produced at from lo to 15 ceo Is per toa less tban in other Slates, aad yet lb miaa operators are said 10 mala bo profit on their investment. y Help... Nature i SO!?" one-four- th There is said to be a bill pending before the Missouri legislature, making It anlaw-ffor a miner to work in, ibe bbIbm more than eight hours in one d ly, and when ibis becomes a law, the miners will ask soea after for an Increase of wages by demanding the same pay for eight hours as paid Business of importance called dis end. for lea, and tbe next move will be a strike, patcher John Devoey to Evaosville last FluitieJ Checks, Throtblng Temples, Names, so you can see wbat fool legislation will Tuesday. Lmltude, Lost Appetite, Sallow Complexion, Surveying for new tracks and buildings Pimples, Hlolches, are warning. TaVe Dr. M, will do. A Slmmoni Liver Medicine was done here last week. The last Issue of lha U. M. W. Journal contains this: "On Sunday, Feb. jtb, the Several hundred yards of now siding The Schoen Pressed Steel Com- miners of will soon be laid here by supervisor Sulli- pany of Allegheny, Pa., has ad- Earlington, the St. Bernard Coal Co., ot Ky.. worked balf a day In or van and crew under bim vanced the wages of More than der to supply tbe suffering people with Supervisor John Davis made a trip down 3,000 men from 3 to 10 per cent. coal. Tba men did this cheerfully at the the Providence branch last Tuesday on inA. It De Fluent, editor ot tbe Journal, request of the president, Mr. Jao. B, Atspection train. Doyleslown, Ohio, sufferered for a num- kinson." Although rarely ever losing his temper, ber ot years from rheumatism In bis right Ala recent strike meeting tbe mey ao say irainmasier uevney was shoulder and side. He says: "My right somewhat stirred up, last week, when arm at times was entirely useless. I tried "masses" In the course of a speech la which Chamberlain's Pain Balm, and was sur- his ideas outstripped bis tongue. iW; "I those wrecks became so numerous. prised to receive relief almost immediately. tell you straight, chaps, jf you perxjst in A car containing several head of cattle The Pain Balm bas been a consfant comstanding alone you'll be isolated. With and a man was overturned at panion of mine ever sinco and it never For sale by St. Bernard Drug combination we could perform impassiGutbrie last Monday, but neither man nor fails," Store, Earlington, B T. Robinson, Mor- bilities. Napoleon tbe Alps is beasts were injured. tons Gap; George King, St. Charles. an open boat would e a mero circumFireman Etheridge has been quite ill of to The oldest landmark in Prince- stance np, it. Ah .yes' he pathetically late, and bas been unable lo work for l wej wond "unjon Is Vrengous. ton, Ky., known as the old Pepper several weeks. don't stand, together vje'jl get Jeff, Wh house has been destroyed by fire. The statement of tbe earnings of Ibe ihe British artisan wants Is more work and . . "1 ' Ull'l L. & N. road for tbe fourth week in Febless ot It." Weak Eye are Made strong, ruary shows an Increase of $11,551 over dim vision made clear, styes removed and Birmingham, Ala., March 4. Informthe corresponding period of last year. The granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind ally announcing an advance in miser's earnings for the fourth week in February, speedily and effectually cured by tbe use wages of two and a bait cents a too,' effecof Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve It's put $454,840; same week last year, $443,288. np in tubes and sold on a guarantee by all tive March 1, due lo the Increased price of For ibe montn of February tbe total was good druggists. iron, it was also given out by. tba $'.516,530, as against 1,854,983 for the Next Saturday, Murch 11, Tren-wi- ll officials of tba Tennessee Coal, Iron aad being a decrease of $138,433. last year, vote on the liquor question. Railroad Company) Ihe largest mine oper- Tbis decrease was caused by tbe unusual alor South, that a second advance of the cold For tbe past eight months tbe in- For several years the town has had same amount will most probably occur prohibition. crease was $794,555 over the correspondApril 1, add a third soon after, making a ing period of last year. Constipation o( the Dowels may be easily cured total advance now expected by summer Cincinnati, O., March 0. The Ohio by a tew doses ot Dr M. A Simmons Liver of seven and a balf cents, or about 13 per river here at 8 a. m. had reached 50,8, a Medicine, cent. rice of two feet in the preceding seven Tbe announcement was based nn id Mr. Balfour is one of the fastest hours. Tbe Licking river is pouring in speakers in the House of Com- continuous upward movement of Southern its flood, which increases ihe rise here, mons, uttering an average of 1G0 Iron, which is now meeting an average of Tbe cold weather of last night bas done words a minute, 18 a ton. These advance affect 10,000 much to decrease Ibe danger of a disas men, as all coal operators act in accord trous flood here, but it is quite probable Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar with the Tennesseo Company. that tbe lower points in tbe city will cures because it was made to euro. It Wages Advanced Styta Per Cent. be flooded, and possibly tbe water may soothes and relieves tbe irritated condition Chattanooga, Tenv., March of throat and lungs A trial will prove It, S. reach a height which will shut trains out For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore. Chamberlain, president of tbe Roane Iroa of the Central passenger station. and Citico Furpace Company, opera'tlng There are about a quarter of a blast furnaces and mines at Rocjtwood? Candidate Goebel seeks to defeat candidate Hardin on tbe charge ibat Hardin is milljon beehives in Switzerland, Tenn., and this city, announce ap indorsed by tbe L. & N but be is likely or an average of one to every increase of 7 per cent, in waK?J of all rnaking four to find out that tbe prejudice against rail- twelve inhibitants, Jn Cbatlanooga district, jron, bas roads even among farmers is not as great pounds of honey per head of the advanced ovePf a ion In Ibirty cay( aSd output sold ahead untjl A.ugns. as it formerly was, and that a candidate to resident population. j win must possess other qualifications beCoughed ag Years. sides slinging mud at railroad companies. Consumption Cured. I suffered for 35 years with a cough, and Operator Arrington spent a few hours at spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam will cure Kelleys last Friday night as operator In a for medicino to no avail until I used Dr. any case of consumption If taken In tlsae Bell's This remedy makes Consumption starts with a slight coagb or temporary office cut in there. weak lungs strong. It bas saved my life. colli. This where consumption gets its Among those who accompanied tbe in- J. B. Rosell. Grantsburg. Ill, start and It you will use Dr. Otto's SpntM Gum Balsam, you will spection train was Master Machinist Thos. It is said that wild ducks travel heal the lungs and tbroal, cure ibe caga, nd avoid lha Walsh, but it was a noticeable fact that at the rate of ninety miles an hour. most dreaded of all diseasasT consumption. nothing outside of tbe machinery departDelay In attending 10 a alight ment atlraqted bis attention, and so deep Pfatlit,CNUBIAN TEA con DjBpep. cost you your lifp. Urge alaabotZ. an Interest did be take in tbe machinery IWnlVl 8ia( Constipation and Indi- Pr,c,o 5 c. and 50c. For sale by St. Bar, at Ibe new Empire mines, that be was gestion. Regulates tho Liver. Price, 25 eta. nard Drug Store, ' about, lo be left, Sold by St. Bernard Drng Store. Subscribe for The rumor is now afloat that ffirmer train dispatcher Wooldndga will soon be Uncle Sam printed enough two-ceinstalled as agent at Madisonville, and bis postage stamps in 1898 to exhost of friends are glad lo welcome him tend more than once and a half among tbem once more. around the equator if placed end to ul 3 - Id Ai oe( and-bors- y aJ . " .H. . y f s. ' j. r TiBEav V; : :, 'i i& v ,1'. s.a.ij;J -- :mv J- , ' '5i . -- .."V ' t ? w: Y& ha (Lb-s- M les toe Not "Superintendent Cigars." While at the wreck at Kelly Station last week Assistant Superintendent E. H. Mann, of the Louisville and Nashvillo Railroad, found himself without a smoker about his clothes. And if there is anything necessary to movements and effective work of a railroad superintendent in a trying circumstance it is a cigar. So Mr. Mann put out for a Kelly shop and asked for a cigar. The clerk handed out a box of Not being exactly satisfied with this prospect (after smoking Earlington cigars) the Assistant Superintendent inquired: "Is that the only kind you have?" That hustling official must have been somewhat dilapidated by his outing at the wreck, for after sizing him up, the clerk's reply came: "That's all. We got some cheaper ones ordered, but they ain't come yet." s. UNJUST FINES. IDENTITY REVEALED. HEAD END. Maiinlngton News. "By 3nbuslru tLtioc." LOCAL HEWS. " Miss Inez Dean visited friends in Madisogyillc this week. Mr. and Mrs. Jim Barnsley was buried at Wilson, of the Earlington cemetery yesterday. A chifdof and Myrtle Garah Woe-tenof Madisonville, were the guests of the Misses Dean Sunday. Misses , Miss Nannie Winstead, of Nebo, spent a few hours with her sister, Mrs. W, E. Boyd, of this place, Saturday. - Mrs. R. M. Salmon and family, of Ilsley, spent a few days last week with relatives here, returning homo Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. T, J. Stevens, of Hanson came up Saturday and .stayed till Monday, visiting tives in our city. rela- Jesse Phillips has taken the local agency for the Masonic Life Association of New York. It is an association for Masons only. ,K Lee Brian, of Madisonville, was here Saturday, on his way home from Princeton, where he had been in the interest of the K. of P. The Carrom Club met with Mr. and Mrs. Charles McGary Tuesday evening) and Henry Bourland carried off the honors. The next meeting will be held at the resi- . I . uuuiuuu. I uence 01I mi. TI "$.'?? v.. f The lack of a janitor at the public school building has caused some inconvenience to teachers and pupils recently, 'it is understood that steps will be taken to have a competent janitor to look after the building. ' Prof. Earnest McCulley, formerly of Hopkins county, had the misfortune to lose by fire- the new school building at Cadiz in which he has been conducting his school the present season. It was valuable property. - Dr. Young. Dr. A. W. Young, of Richmond, Ky., travelling representative of the Interdenominational league to regulate the laws as to local option in the various counties of the State, visited Earlington last Friday. On account of the uncertainty as to meeting our people in just the way he wished to, in order to present his topic properly, it was decided to postpone a meeting until sometime after the nth of the month, when on his return from Paducah, ho will again visit Earlington. Dr. Young is a very attractive speaker, and presents his subject in a most able and taking way. It is hoped our people will fill Assembly Hall on the night of the Doctor's next visit jto Earlington. It will be an evening of real enjoyment and no have been indicted and fined. Gen. John B. Castleman, who is the head of one of the strongest insurance agencies in the South, has set forth his views in a letter of recommendation to the Kentucky and Tennessee Board of Fire Underwriters. He says: engineer; and first 64, The growing habit of certain George K. Anderson, of Cotton northbound; E. Littlcpage, conGin., Tex., which discloses the prosecuting Attorneys in Kentucky names of the 101 heretofore un- ductor; Green, engineer; Frank to bring about wholesale indictHarrison, fireman. It is the genments of all fire insurance com- known Confederate dead whose eral belief that the engineer of the panies doing business in the State bodies are buried around the magnorthbound train fell asleep as he and to prosecute them upon the nificent monument unvailed here disregarded orders to meet tram charge of having formed a "trust," May 1, 1898, erected by John C. 67 at Kclleys and ran head on into and the attempt to fine all such Latham, of New York, at a cost of ' the other locomotive which was companies under a law that im- $14,000. The exact location of standing still awaiting his arrival. poses heavy penalties which would each grave with name, rank and The fireman was back on the tentax them so severely as to drive regiment of each soldier is given. der after something, but he saw them from the State, is attracting The dead soldiers belonged to the the danger and called to Engineer widespread attention and comment. First and Third Mississippi, SevGreen. But it was too late to A number of fire insurance com- enth Texas, Eighth Kentucky regstop. Green was still in his cab panies have decided to suspend iments and Forrest's cavalry. when the collision came and was business in the sections where they Used Several Kinds. slightly bruised. Fireman Harri"When my boy was seven yesrs old be bad scrofula which affected his head and caused discharges from bis ears. We nsed several kinds of medicines without much benefit until we began giving bim Hood's Sarsaparilla. This medicine proved ef fective ana the boy is now entirely well. H. C Davis. Big Hill, Ky. Hood's Pills are nonirritatiag, and the only cathartic to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. ADYERSE riemorandum Book Found Giving Two Trains Run Together, but No One Seriously Hurt. Names of Heretofore Un- The wreck at Kelley Station last knwon Confederate Friday night was rather serious in Dead. the damage to two engines and Hopkinsvillc, Ky., March 3. INSURANCE CONDITIONS EXPLAINED. of the freight trains, but the outcome as Henry C. Gant, President "Kentucky Has Been a Sinkhole Bank of Hopkinsvillc, found in an to personal injury was very fortunold bank desk this afternoon a ate. The two trains were first 67, For Insurance Capital." memorandum-book- , belonging to going south; Lane conductor; General Castleman Shows Danger of Attack Upon Insurance Companies. y, PECULIAR TO OURSOIL. ! a took jour for M. S. Mcintosh and son made a business deafness can hear now us trip to Crofton Friday. well ns I ever could." Aug. Trjloit, Mt. ClemMiss Haltie Cordter returned lo her ens, Micli.,wrltcs: "Iliad school Sunday eve. la grippe and It left mo Mrs. R. P. Drake visited her mother with a terrible cough. 1 took and was hero Friday. Tho surprise parly that was to have been cured." Mrs. E. Guest, Kearney, given Wednesday night, was postponed. Buffalo Co., Neb., writes: Rev. Smith, of Crofton, preached at Old for Petersburg Sunday night. "I tpokyour catarrh, nnd can say tlint I am now entirely cured Edward Back, ot Illinois, is visiting relatives and friends here. of It." j II. Walter Rrady. Cas- Miss Katie Wiibert spent Wednesday son was buried under the coal from l cade. Ark. . savs : I had night with Mis3 Effie Brasher. his tender, all but his head, and running ears. It was so Mr Gus Wiggins made a flying trip to offcnslvo I excluded mywas more, seriously bruised. The self from allooclcty. After Madisonville Sunday. men on the other train saw and George Smith passed through our city I had borno it fourteen jumped from the danger. The years I read Dr. Hartman's book called Saturday enroute for bis home.near Kelley. wreck was cleared promptly and no 'Tho Ills of Life.' I took seventeen Tbe Red Hill base ball team is getting dollars' worth of his remedies and am ready for business, and expects to challenge serious delay to other trains oc- entirely cured." Pc-ru-Pc-ru-- Mrs. Richardson, who has been seriously Mrs. Greg-crUngby, 111 for sometime, is reported better. Tex., Bays: "Pc-ru-n- a Mr. D. A. Wiibert made "a business trip hasdonc so much good for mo that I tun nblo to Hopkinsviile one day last week. to do my own work." Mr. Charlie Moore, of White Plains, Mr. JncobQrian, Elmer, visited friends near Mannington Sunday. Mich., writes: "I was very Dan Vandiver had the misfortune to get nervous nntl unablo to bruised up considerably by a falling tree, work. I havo taken several bottles of and last week. am entirely well." The entertainment given at tbe residence Esther Lutlicr, ot Mr. Catcs, Tuesday nght; was much en C, says: joyed by all in attendance, , Pc-ru-Frank-Hnsvlllc- Catarrh is American disease. an Owing lo the severity of the weather, our farmers will bo rather late in burning their plant beds this year, but they needn't be uneasy. There has scarcely been a time when there were not plenty ot tobacco plants. S?f simplicity of tho combination, but also to tho care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to tho California Fio Svrup Co. only, and wo wish to Impress upon all the importance of purchasing the truo and original remedy. As tho genuine Syrup of Pigs Is manufactured by tho California Fio Srnup Co. only, n knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other parties. The high standing of tho California Fio Svitur Co. with the medical profession, and the satisfaction which tho genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families, makes the name of the Company a guaranty of tho excellence of its remedy. It Is far in advance of all other laxatives, as it acts on tho kidneys, liver and bowels without irritating or weakening them, and it does not gripe. nor nauseate. In order to get its beneficial effects, please remember tho name of tho Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN KANCISCO, CaL LOUIS VI LLE. Kj. NEW YOKE, N. TIIE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF HGS Is due not only to the originality and "I n a thargt. Ira. Cherry. On Thursday night of last week, our citizens were given an opportunity to hear a student of elocution, Mrs. T. C. Cherry, of Bowl-in- g Green. With the opening piece, the "Race on the Saranac,"by Murray, Mrs. Cherry held the attention of her hearers, and to the end most earnest attention and deep interest was manifested by all. There seemed to be unanimous approval of the splendid way in which the lady rendered equally-well- , humorous, pathetic and dramatic numbers. The vocal and instrumental music by home talent was appreciated.. w $t ' is the senior partner of the firm of F. J. adopted. Cheney A Co., doing business in the City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and and that said firm will pay the sum of ONE Lawyer Jonson has moved for each and i now in a rttiiet room back of the HUNDRED DOLLARS every case, of catarrh that cannot be cured can be by the nse of Hall's Catarrh Curb. R . Robinson block where he FRANK J. CHENEY. guile the unwary at a safe distance Sworn lo before me and subscribed in gaze. The new my presence, this Ctb Day of December, from the public office has window decorations of A. D. 18S6, A. W GLEASON. iron bars, singularly appropriate Notary Public. and is most likely to his profession Hall's Catarrh Core Is taken internally to attract and influence our worthy and acts directly on. the blood and mucous city judge and marshal so that an surfaces of the system. Send for testi monials, free. enlargement of the city jail, will F. J. CHUNEY & CO , Toledo. O. 75c. become necessary. With such a Sold by Druggists. are the Hall's Family Pills best. conference of miners and operators began at Central City Tuesday and was in session yesterday for the purpose of adopting a wage scale to take effect April i. A dispatch says that nineteen minM wcrft renrftsented bv both operators and men and trjat it was op Ohio, City or I expected the old scale with some Statk Lucas County, Tolhoo, s ' unimportant changes would be Frank J Cheney makes oath that he "A ' combination as these three tramps would make, how would the transgressor stand? Indians In Washington. Hog Law. The City Marshal says he will now enforce the hog law strictly. The ground is thawing out and as soon as any weather shows up the people will begin . gardening. All hogs .must be kept up, or owners will suffer the penalty. Insurance Companies Withdraw. Eighteen fire insurance companies that have been doing busi- .! ness in Franjclm county, Kentucky, Jjaye withdrawn frorrj that county a,nj notified their agents to write no more business for them until the casca in court have been decided by the Court of Appeals.- - Muhlenberg Bonds. The holders of the Muhlenberg county bonds 'held a meeting in Louisville Tuesday and concluded that the county's offer to pay only ten cents on the dollar in hot" satisfactory- - They jesolved to "get, if possible, a more 'liberal, settlement. settle-ment-waY fiL- ; - ST' The fleteor. The big meteor, which made such a forcible impression upon many who saw it in this section of the State was observed here by a few wakeful ones. It was the usual very bright light passing with a roar, the conditions that accom- pany these rare natural phenomena. big TP tyn4inB Place Rf his,Iinni.fi . ..linn. iJncipuf hub iiin U- Mrs. Cushman K. Davis, the handsome wife of the United States Senator and Peace Commissioner to Paris, presented an unusual sight the other day as she walked along the streets of Washington with a delegation of stalwart Indian chiefs from Minnesota. An Episcopal minister who came lrom the West with the Indians, as counselor and interpreter, was the only other one of the party. Mr, Davis A prominent fire insurance went with the Indians to introduce writiqg in respect to the conthem to Secretary Hitchcock of, dition of affairs inKeniucHy makes the interior Department, who promised to look into and adjust at the following commend "We have7 already taken action suspending once their grievances. our agency at Versailles from and Best way ttrlnvcst 215 Cents. after March a. It seems to us an Antioc, Miss., July 1st. 1898. oversight that nil the companies New Spencer Medicine Co. I want to tell you what I think of your do not suspend their agencies at Nubian Tea. I have used it myself and Frankfort, Georgetown and Paris. In my family, and it is all that you claim for it. It is the best Liver Medicine I ever It is too bad that the companies as tried. It is just the thing to uke if you a whole do not pull out of the feel bad and are bilious. State. Kentucky has been a sinkA. ti. Lancaster. Slid by it." 0 ernard Drug Store. hole for insurance capital. The companies could get along a great Plant Beds. Several of The Bee's farmer deal better without Kentucky than friends who have called during the Kentucky can without the compast few days say that the work of panies." burning plant beds is progressing Wonderful Discovery. nicely in some parts of the county. Lunsford, Ala., April 15, 1S98. Prospects are that a largo crop Co. will bo grown again this year. The New Spencer Medicinebeen troubled wit,h Dear Sirs: I bave farmers are encouraged by the liver and stomach complaint. I bad no good prices received for their last appetite and my general health was very crop and the outlook for future bad. I took medicine from four different doctors and they failed 'to do me any good. business. began to use your I got no relief until corn,-pany, Louisville. Ky., Feb. 24, 1899. E. J. Watkins, Esq., Secretary Kentucky and Tennessee Board of Firo Underwriters, Louisville Ky. Dear Sir? The Insurance conditions In Kentucky are so extraordinary as to make it necessary that serious attention of the companies should be given. For a number of years the companies have to better the firo hazard by securing better building construction and better fire protection, with a view to lessening the fire loss and thereby diminishing the rate of premium. This is a public duty, because it lessens the waste which comes from losses by fire, which most people do not seem to appreciate, is an obliteration of property. This can not be done, except upon a basis involving uniformity of schedules. This being done, then the business Is open to more than one hundred competitors. In no sense does such action Justify one in considering it as a "trust." If the combined capital wera under one management, preventing competition and operated as trusts are operated, the charge of being a trust might be warranted, but all intelligent people know that is not Irue. Notwithstanding this, however, certain officials of Kentucky have laid themselves open to the charge of using official position for thi purpose of pandering to jgnorance and prejudice and have secured under the common law indictments against the fire Insurance companies engaged in busiSuch proceness in the Commonwealth. dure is fraught with the gravest danger to the people. In respect to the fire Insurance companies, it has tound expression in Indictments, and in the trials In Franklin and Scott, where penalties have been imposed on the companies for what ibey consider to have been a service rendered to the people. A great many people do not understand that all the fire insurance expenditures in every other business, must be borne by the income that if the expenses and fire losses are paid from the capital no capital will long stand as a guaranty of safety. The premium alone must pay all such outgo. It is not rijbt where extraordinary expenses are levied by action of the people lo charge that expense to people who have not participated In imposing penalties. In the county of Scott, at Georgetown, where the income is about $20,000 per annum, a jury during the present week. under the advice of the Court and Commonwealth's Attorney, levied penalties amounting' to $24,000 against the fire insurance companies protecting property in that community. It is necessary, therefore, that the people who impose these penalties shall be made to pay for them, and I respectfully recommend an Increaso of loo per cent, in rates upon all risks in Scott county. In Franklin county the penalties imposed amount to a very largo per cent, of the income of that county and the city of Frankfort, and I respectfully recommend that the rates current in Frankfort and Franklin county be Increased 50 per cent., tbese increases to take effect from and after March 10 proximo. Respectfully submitting the above, I have the honor to be, dear sir, your obedient servant, John B, Castleman. curred. . DECISION. ' MARCH AND THE LION. Red Hill Jottings. any team in Hopkins or Christian county, when the season opens. T. Judge Nunn Says the Madison ville School Election is Illegal. Something. Better Than the Old Saw. Tbe jsaylng about the lion and the lamb often proves false, but Circuit udge"Nurin has ren- in Marchand a better one which is there is another literally dered a decision in the trial of le- irue. wnen niarcu comes in ana Una you taking Hood's Uarsaparilla to ourifv. en gality of the Madisonville graded rich and vitalize your blood, you may exschool election which was started pect, when it goes out, that it will leave you free from that tired feeling and wiih in his court on its trip to the Court none ot tbe boils, pimples snd eruptions of Appeals for trial of its strength which manifest themselves because of impure blood In tbe spring. If The intention of not already begun taking Hood's you bave or weakness. Sarsaparilla for vour spring medicine, we advise the suit was to get a decision in you lo begin today. We it the higher court, so that the advo- win mane you ten neuer anassure you tbe lorougo cates of better schools should coming summer. know their measure could not be Hand Mashed. successfully attacked. If Judge Fred T. Brown, formerly with Nunn's decision ia sustained, the the Hecla Dairy, while working school people will have to do their extra onNthe north local, got one work over again on different lines. of hands mashed so that surgical A Thousand Tongues attention was necessary. He came Could not express the rapture of Annie It. to the office of Dr. Chatten, who, Springer, of 1125 Howard St., Philadelphia, when she found that Dr. King's New with Miss Goodell, had prepared Discovery for Consumption bad completely everything for a surgical opeiation. cured her of a hacking cough that for many j ears bad made her life a burden. All It was found the hurt was not other remedies and doctors could give her as serious as was expected but an no help, but she says of this royal cure "it soon removed the pain in my chest and operation was necessary and the I can now sleep soundly, something I can first joints of ihe first and second scarcely remember doing bsfore. I feel like tounding its praises throughout the un- fingers of his left hand were taken iverse." So will every one who tries Dr. off. He will be off duty for some King's New Discovery for any trouble of time. The accident occurred the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price 50c. and $1,00. Trhl bottles freeat St. Bernard at Slaughtersville. Drugstore. Every" boltlor guaranteed. During the sunshiny days ot last week our hustling farmers were busy burning The Curative Properties, Strenctli and Effect plant beds, cutting sprouts and breaking ot Or, M, A. Simmons Liver Medicine are alnayi the tame. It can not be equaled. ground for the coming crops. Mr. R. F. Hight has purchased a seven Are you a subscriber to - The dollar stock of patent pills. It is believed Bek? You should be. he will probably have pills to let. Mr.Jas. Miles is very sick at this writing. John Rice has vacated his dwelling on Main street and moved to Ihe suburbs of the city. Mothers, When yonr children aroafr. The social given at tbe residence of Mr. tacked by the dreadful croup, yon Benelt one night last week was a success need not despair ; Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup will relievo and euro them at in every particular and much enjoyed by onco. You can always depend on this all wbo attended. marvelous remedy; it always euros. Mr. William Young made a business trip to Hopkinsviile Ibis week. Mr. Van Crick will move 10 Red Hill in Ihe near future. Crackbrjacx. W, A. KISUE'l , President O. W. WADDILL, Cashier' Sfapkins (Eountu -- BANKMadisonville, Ky. CROUP Will euro Croup without fail. Oaptal Stock, - - - $50,000. Transarfa a frmpml tuntrtnc fo,!na and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky Capital Stack Paid In, ' $60,000. COMMENCED BUSINESS IN A Damage to Fruit. report of the American A Agri- Timely Hint culturist, made after an extensive investigation, shows that the weather seriously injured fruits of the tenderer Varieties, such as peaches, apricots and cherries. The extent of the damage can not be determined, but, with the exception of a few favored localities, the growers of peaches reporting expect a very short crop. In some sections of the country, where the buds and wood of last season matured well, a partial yield is expected unless unfavor able conditions arc experienced from now on. Apple buds do not appear to be affected to any serious extent. Strawberries, it is stated, escaped inj'ury, having been protected by snow. Most other fruit buds show up in fair condition. dood for the Children. Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hiuton, Ala., writes us August Utb, 1898. "I advise all mothers to give their children Planter's Nubian Tea when they aro puny or fretful. I keep tbis medicine in, the bouse and when the cb(ldr;n are alUng give them a dose and, that is the. last of it.'-- ' Snlit hu Rl. nprnsrii TlrilB Slnr You should be wle and see that your blood Is rich and pure and your whole system put in a perfectly healthy condi- tion by the nse of Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder. Then you will be free from, malaria, typhoid fever, colds and the grip. Dr. Carlstedt's German Liver Powder is the best medicine money can bny. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. For your Cold try Dr. Otto's Spruce Gum Balsam. Price 25c and 50c a bottle. William L. Chambers, whose decision in the disputed kingship caused an uprising in Samoa, and almost brought about a collision between the German and English war vessels at that place, has furnished two pages of photographs of notable Samoan scenes for the current issue of HARPER'S WEEKLY. Among these is an especially fine group which represents the new king, Malietoa, surrounded by his guards. Chief-justic- e -- Johnnie Crick received severe injuries, while trying to ride a wild horse, last week. Look out for tbe wedding announcement of Mr. Hero Cash in the near future. Somebody's going to bo astonisbrd. Old Rough begs tbe writer to inform tbe readers of Tub Bke that be is at present engaged in the operation of cutting a wis dom tooth, which he says has absorbed all his'time, but he hopes to make his appearance soon Dr. Williams, otCrofton, paid Red Hill a professional visit last week. Mr. William Whitfield, of the While Plains vicinity, was in Red fhll last week on business and spent the night with his Mr. Page.,1 Mr. Dennie Price has a smile on ln's face this week that extends clear around to bis back collar button. Answering an inquiry as to ihe cause he said be bad traded horses again. Mr. T. Hamby has also traded, but alasl his smiles are all tears. Owing to the inclemency of tbe weather, the young ladies from nearMannington failed to arrive In our town last Saturday Mr. Tom Grace will move to Mr. J. W Pyles' in the near futnre, where he intends to make a crop tbe coming year. Mr. Reuben Hight made a business trip to Hopkinsviile last week. Mr. Z. F. Price received a very painful, but not serious butt last week. While engaged In splitting rails, a glut which be was driving became unruly and flew out of a piece of timber striking bim in the forehead, cutting a very ugly gash. Mrs. Effie Long, of near Hopkinsviile, who has been visiting her mother the past week returned borne Sunday. Mr. Harrison and daughter. Miss Tab!- tba, bave sold their property near here and moved to Nashville, Tcnn., to .make their future home. Mrs. Uyntha Price and son, Clyde, vis ited near Nortonville, last week. U No Hco, Dr.BulIs COUCH SYRUP Doses are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recouiiueud 1U Price as cts. At all druggists. BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE Surplus Fund 120,000. 1867. JNO. G. MORTON, BANKER, The advantages of a bank account are numerous. It is not to business men we are talking they . know all about it but to salaried men, wage earners and to women. There's safetyif tho bank Is a good one. There's convenience-th- e money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squandering, too. It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocket Trade Mahks COPYRIQHTO &C Anyone sending a sketch and description raar jnlcklT ascertain onr opinion free whether an fnTentlon Is prohablr patentable. Coromnnlc. tlonastrlctlrconedentlaL Handbook on I'atenta sent free. OMett agency lor aecnrtnipKUnti l'atent taken through Mono & Co. rectlre apMtai noiut, wunoui cairn, inioa Desiqns MADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY Scientific Branch Office, V eir. A handiomelr llinstrated weeklr. Ijin-ost- , culatlon of anj sclentlDa Journal, Terms, (9 a Tear : fonr months, f L tfold broil nowi1ca(er. fltoerim St, C Don't Use Drugs pure drugs, such as are sold by unless you need them, and then only re- Hew York HUNNSCo.36'" Washlngtou, D. (36 Will receive prompt attention at this office. Estimates furnished upon application. JOB WORK sponsible druggists. We keep only the best. That is tbe great distinction to be looked for when tho time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock. A good time to begin that spring medicine. -- ST. BERNARD DRLQ STORE, UR.YAN IIOPPER.Manager. ' ! S Sir luHflHviP2zji!ift T'tliafa . mJR-- w J- - W. TWYMAN, DEALER IN Stoves and Grates, AVn f KTRTC aau vauiuiuu TIVUMDI7 iiii allu i jliJL Contractor of all kinds Tin, Qalvanizcd Iron and te? Copper Work. AND GUTTERING A SPECIALTV AND SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. R00F1SQ " r 11 it tit 1 1 1 o t nil oiiiiim inini MJU1 WJio TI? Kin! CASTOR I A ?or Infauti ta and Children. Y(HI For auick and positive relief from a cold or cough, Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar has no evuai. iry it ana you will recommend it. For sale by St. Bernard Drugstore. uyuyPiiy'yiyiiiyj YOUR ORDERS SOLICITED Does the Livery Business? Ask your neighbors. They all say that we haul better loads, furnish best teams, and always at the right price. Always Bought Blgnaturd of Dead. ' Pnrltli Mnnninrr. n vntpran Letter List. miner, who had Gcen employed at the St. Bernard mines for some The following letters remain uncalled for in the Earlington postofiice, and will be twenty years, died yesterday morn- sent to tbe dead letter office unless called ing. He was without family or for. In calling for these letters, please Friends relatives here. took say tbey are advertised, Biid, W. L. charge of the remains and will Bundy, Mr. Sum, Manufacturer ol give them decent burial this morn- Bishop, Miss Laura, Cotton, Mrs. Sallie B High Grade .. .. Dixon, Jobnl Clark, J. L. ing. He was a Catholic and re- Dulape, James Dumont, Edd quiem mass will be held at the Ford, Ed Felts, W. H. church this morning at 7:30 Griffin, Miss Ella Griffith, Miss Ella, nsos.tr Waik a Specialty. o'clock. His body will rest in the Gray, Miss Lucy Harper, Miss Capjola, Catholic cemetery. Manning was Hanly, John Irwrie, W. J. an honest, good worker, and had Johnson, Miss Annie Johnson, Thomas, wish to state to the general pubearned much money, but died Mcintosh, Arthur McManus, , W, lic that owing to the demand for property. Himself an Morgan, H. T. without Muon, Hugh new work, as well as all classes of drink were his only enemies. Nevill, L W. Nensm, Miss Mattie repair work, I have procured the O'Brien, Rob shoemaker It Is very hard to stand idly bjrand see Nord, Ben, services of a our dear ones suffer white awaiting the ar- Preston, Miss My(ta Shoemaker, John from Evansvillc and am now preAn AJbany ty, y.J Stevens, Miss Luiie Wyatt, Mrs. Mary rival of the doctor. pared to do all work promptly on dairyman called at a drugstore there for a WilliamsMrs. Flora short notice. All work guaranteed doctor to come and see bis child, then very C. G. Robinson, P. Mr sick with croup. Not finding the doctor to fit and give satisfaction. jr Boars tho 2Z&tf open aii wight. 'An lAimfliiiiArmrt ,mrt nmfa- -d "-fc- THOS. B. YOUNG Barnett & Arnold. rfttirit'iiiitilaSiiilSlrrf vnA wAimlTn-- I nit&wi&iiit&wiA & Boots and Shoes, arltngton, Ky. first-clas- s ."Xlarfl-iaf.- .. B -.- N,,,-,.,. .,i3 ,.-- t ,..,Vt,..,i'h ,,rti.,..Ai.wK,-ft,.,.fl.,..af- o M. McCORD, Contractor and Builder 15 YEARS I EXPERIENCE. i '1 ? EARLINGTON, KY. Erected and made complete ready for occupancy, infurnishing of all materials. cluding tbe mechanical and common labor PLANS, DETAILS. QPECI- Price reasonable and satisfaction guaran- FICATIONS . CONTRACTS ,eed Estimates cheerfully given on all kinds DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO- - of Uuilding and Special Work. Give me a chance at your work before1 letting contract. Tirr. ajpwpuyjpw y'HiiBwjw BpiiyiTfii All Classes of Buildings M $, k'. ." valuable Nubian Tea, I used about two There is no medicine that has yet been dollar? worth of it, and it did me more (bat has virtuM Reserving to, be good than all the medicine ever took. I discover compared, with Dr. Sawyer's Wild Cherry and Tar, for bad cases of Chronic Bronchitis, Cposuroptlon or any cqpgb or cold, for salq by S.U Bernard Drqgstbre. f frm- - jt K" v.w II "& S , an aged Cardinal uregua ville Railroad at Madisonville. would, in body, event, become the that :' Agent Charles E. Miller, of that supreme head of the Catholic place, is to be ticket agent at Church until a new Pope is elected. Ryan Pt Powell, Henderson. enree , now ticket agent it Henderson, is riallTCrS CUSAN RELIEF NeuralglsnadToothaeha position of ? to be promoted to the Jaflvesnlnnna. SourStomaca copyist in the dispatchers' onice M4 SuasMf Coapbtat. Price, '28 Cents, Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore. .here. uj . r . r ,, RaHroad ClianS; If the Rope Qle. s has been decided oy tiie powi If the expected should happen, ers that be that Mr. D. M, Wool-dridg- e and the life of the beloved Pope will be assigned to duty as T.rn cnpnrl itn remainincr strength agent for Louisville & Nash- in the present serious affliction of pounds in weight have gained thirty-fiv- e and my health is yery good, J, can sleep soundly and my appetite is excellent. I can recommend planter's Nubian Tea to d ,ia any comthe world s being a munity. A.ny one who, doubts this state uscar uaker. ment can write Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. God-sen- Ratos: 75c. and $1.00 pop Day. Notice. I will move the Hopkins County RESTAURANT POPULAR PRICES. Court, on the first day of its April SPECIAL 25c. DINNER. term, to discharge me from my trust as assignee of the Earlington SPECIAL BREAKFAST AND SUPPER. Wine Company, and relieve me No. Bet! Steak, or Mutton Chops, Potatoes, of coal four and one half feet A vein Wanted Male Help. 8 Tjiko. nr Waffles. Coffee or Tea ana I rutt from all liability on account thereof, thick? has lately been struck at Fayette. Wanted A hustler to sell an having made a settlement and dis- No, 2 Mam, Two Lags, Potatoes, Cakes or Waffles 21 anj Coflee or Tea Ala,, at a depth of 225 feet, which' is article affording good profit. anj A tribution of all assets that came to No. 8 Poik Chops with PotatoesCoffeeCakes or 20 or Tea Waffles anj overlaid with fifty feel of solid rock, cerspecialty for which there is a my haud as such trustee. No. i Lake Trout, Butter Sauce, Cakes or Waffles a substantial roof. tainly M an J Coffee or Tea steady and increasing demand, No. 8 Cat Meal ani Cream. or Bouillon, Hot Rolls, John B. Atkinson, II Butter and Coffee pr Tea The Bgle, King oi all Birds, samples required, Good situ No Assignee and Trustee, No, 6 Two CgcJ, Dutttr, Toast and Coflve or Tea IS Is noted for Us keen sight, clear and dis- ation for right party. Only those Earlington Wine Co. Taso Market St. Cars direct to Ilclel, tinct vision. So are those persons who meaning business need apply. Try European 1'lan. Cheapest and heat, oul) iuut Knlhfwland'a Eacla Eve Salve for weak CleveNice, Salted Straw, 30 cents jay (or what you get. eyes, styss, sore eyas of any kind or granu- - Address "Manufacturer," perbail, at W. C. McLeod's. TH08. P. MILLER. PHltlOENS laiea iiua, puio "3 "" ni 23 coma. land, Ohio. 1 in, he left word for him to come at once on his return. He also bought a bottle nf Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, which he hoped would give some relief until the doctor should arrive. In a few hours be returned saying the doctor need not come, as the child was much better, The druggist, Mr. Qtto Scboli. says the family has since recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy ta their neighbors and friends until he has a, constant demand for it from that part of the country. For sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington: IS. T. Robinson, Mortons Gap; George King, St. Charles. Earlington, Ky., March 7, 1899. Mrs. Minnie McAlpln. MiyfiolJ. Ky, write: Dr. M, A. Slinmom Liver Medicine In the pit) ij years hat laved ui many doctor's bills. I cn(e4 Coldi, and prevented my baby ot deep-ieate- d I bclieye it a rftucU better and Pneumonia. stronger rnedlcbie than lilac V Draught. 3T. J01HES HOTEL, ST. LOUIS. EUROPEHN PLKN, pry".!! ' Ktffyetrpmitsfrv riyinqpnyMyw O ' I '''. TOYr GEORGE O. i't itii !' '' .i9it'ti8' S'U'B aitia iti J ' ,V uccmw lo tiaas Davis LIVERY &. FEED STABLE. At tbe Old Stand, on Main Street, just west of depot, EARLINGTON, KY. First-Clas- s 8 X"" ' 1 Equipment and Prompt Service, MH tHH 0111 i IIHMtl'IMIIMil 'HHiM''H'r v, '. t v' zz iiit I'. V KP5 fV"1- t II - 1L , SSS3SSSSS8SSSSS9S98ft LITERATURE U l ao international weekly journal of Utjnrr criddim. 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All Counterfeits, Imitations and Substitutes nro but Experiments that trifle with and endanger tho health of Infants and Children Bxpcricnco against Experiment. f Castoria Is a substituto for Castor Oil, Paregoric, and Soothing Syrups. It is Harmless and Pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotio substance. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms and allays Fcvcrishness. It cures Diarrhoea and Wind Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constipation and Flatulency. It assimilates tho Pood, regulates tho Stomach and Bowels, giving healthy and natural sleep. Tho Children's Panacea Tho Mother's Friend. What is CASTORIA Drops GENUINE CASTORIA Bears tho Signaturo of ALWAYS (&ffl&J&U The Kind You HaYe Always Bought In Use For Over TNC MNUUN eOHMNT, TT MUHftAT STRCCT. HCWVOMHCtTT. 30 Years. r I MEDICINE for the MILLION es Hkrt Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental sfep in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade. A Popular Proprietary Copyright,, 1S39, by D. M. Stearns. I. "And ns Jesus passed by Ho sawn mnn which was blind from hla birth." In Acta ill, S,' wo sco n mnn lmno from his birth who was healed though Fotor and John, Thoso cases of Infirmity from birth nro suggostlvo of 'tho truth that wo nro nil clnnors by birth, by nnturo tho children of wrath (Kpli. 11, S), Tho cases ot infirmities which como after birth nro suggostlvo of tho after manifestations ot tho sin that is born in us. 0. "And His disciples asked Hliu saying, Master, who did sin, this man or his parents, thnt ho was born bllndr" Tho reasoning ot Job's frionds is brought to mind "whoovorperishod being innocent," rind many suoh llko words (Job iv, 7), but whon tho Lord summed up tho matter Ho said that thoso men had not epokon of Him right things (Job sill, 7). While it is truo thnt whntsoovcr n man sowoth that shall ho also reap, yet wo cannot Judgo from seeing ono sick or suffering tiyit thcroforo thoy nro reaping from somo sowing, for whom tho Lord loveth Ho chastoncth, and if wo onduro chastening Qod dcalcth with us ns with sons (Hob. xll, 0, 7). 0, "Jesus answorcd, Neither hath this man sinned nor his parents, but thnt tho works of Qod should bo mndo mnnifost in him." This man's blindness was not tho result of any special sin on tho part of his parents. This Is what our Lord 6ays. Ho docs not say that his paronts wcro not sinners needing a' Saviour, but Ho docs say that this affliction of having a blind son was not n judgmont upon them, but rather nn occasion for God to bo glorified. Thoro nro many nowadays.who think that a blind or lamo or sickly child Is nn affliction upon tho parents for somo Eln against God. 4. "I must work tho works of Him that sont Mo whilo it is day. Tho night com-ot- h when no man can wtirk." A carpenter wants material on which to uso his tools and show his skill, a doctor or n surgeon wants patients, and tho worso or raoro hopeless tho caso tho moro credit to tho physician for bringing a euro and health. Our Lord often repeats tho trutli that all His works nro commanded by and wrought by tho Father who sent Him, and moro than onco it Is written that as tho Father sent Him so Ho sonds us. It la equally truo that as God wrought in Him so God works in us, for whilo wo are commanded to work wo nro oleo told in tho samo connection that it is God that work-otin us both to will and to do. It was Hla hand which prepared nil tho good works wo nro to walk in. 6. "As long ns I am in thp world I nm tholight of tho world." Thia is oft repeated (chapters!, 4, 0; vlil, 13; xll, 4(5). And in tho Sermon on tho Mount Ho said to His disciples, "Yo nro tho light cf tho world." Wo must remember that tho lifo Is tho light, and tho llfo is that which men sco nnd read. Words inny amount to but llttlo, but a holy llfo Is unanswerable. Wo nro certainly not equal to It. Wo cannot llvo tbo Christ llfo nor do His works, but if wo nro willing and yielded Ho will llvo tho lifo nnd work tho works. Paul said, "I llvo, yet not I, but Christ, llvoth in mo." 0. "When no had thus spoken, no spat on tho ground and mndo day of tho splt-tlo- , and Ho anointed tho oyes of tho blind man with thoclay." Sometimes Ho works just by a word, sometimes by a touch and at other times as hero. Ho uses means, but whether by n word, n touch or other instrumentality it is God who workotli. In thoolay wo havo tho dust of tho ground nnd His spittle something of earth nnd something of God. Is not a suvod sinnor just that something human, something dtvlnor And wo nro His workmanship prepared for good works. 7. "And said unto him, Go, wash 111 tho pool of Sllonm (which is by interpretation 6cnt). no went his way, therefore, and washed nnd camo seeing." How often in this gospel docs Jesus speak of Hlnieclf aa sont of God. How suggestivo, thoreforo, Is Sllonm of Him who was and is truly tho sent Onot Tho clay is to bo washed off into Slloam. no who mado tho clay nnd uses it receives It back to Himself. Tbo clay has no honor. It la not to bo saved and laid up as n precious thing, but to bo washed oft into Slloam. Somo of us Stick eo closo to pooplo'soyes that they h Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE. if . i OP Tp General Office, Earlington, Knetucky. t .- s Capt. R. G ROUSE, Mgr, Palmer House. Uroadwny, Pnchicali, JAMES R. LOVE, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, Tennessee. Kentucky. , S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 W. Main Street, Louisville, Capt. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner .Main and Auction Streets, Kentucky. Memphis, Tenn. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, Evansville, Ind. 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Tbo gntoe nf Zion. Pa. lxxxvll, C, at night an' wake up with goold fillin' in ye'er teeth. "Yes," said Mr. Dooley, "Clancy's son was in here (his niornin', an' he says a frind iv his wint to sleep in the ur (Jolofed (Jiiiens. ulnlnr to thta eolomn All communications Gto. ALEiiHDtr, atlJraiicd tbil! tt Karltndon, to Ky. MUuwWWVi iM in liters ot newt 1 fe i fc. J- lwk. margin), II. "Ho answered and said, A man that is called Jesus mado clay nnd anointed mlno eyos and said unto mo, Go to tho pool of Slloam and wash. And I wont nnd washed, nnd I received sight." Ho told n simplo, straightforward Btory and stuck to ltand insisted that tho man must bo of God or ho could, not work such miracles, for it had novor,bcon heard of boforo that ono bornlblind should havo hla oyos oponed. Tho Pharisees wcro so blinded by their views of their Sabbath day nnd so incensed by this man who paid no attention to thclr.tradltlons thnt they would not listen to tho man's storj: of his oyos being'1 openodnnd so they cast him out. Then Jesus found him and said, Host thou bellovo ontho Son of God? Tho young man, novor having seen his benefactor, AAAAAAMAAAAAMMAMAAAAAAAAAAMAAAMWUMMbWMUyUWUyUUMMMAMyUUUWUU said, Who is he, Lord, that I might on Himf Being told that Ho was Arthur 0. laovrMffi, JohnU. Castlcmaa, Brecklarldie Castlema in. i talking with him, ho said, Lord, I believe. And ho worshiped Him '(versus Tho goodness ot God brought him, and thus another was added to tho Lord. 6, A Nhiv Vork company ot manufacturing cheraUta, the lUpine Chemical Company, u n medicinal Ubl.t ot " tabula " compoaed plic- - J npon tho market about nve " r of oompreeaed powdered prepaxatluua of rtrtaln roedlctaal druga which bad beta aacer-taloe- d 10 ha of mora general uie amuug medical men than any other, for Ilia cur or allegation nf luch Ilia common tomann. Uae ihelr origin In an Impaired dlgeatlon or rapacity (or aaitmllatlng ftxxl.ntttoruuz vouruhmant and eliminating waate. naarlr eery ThocaUouooX flit Included under tlita bead 1. aald to Include pretty Ihelr atandan rilMta r which tha nhvalelan ! pmlltHl tiDun tonrexcrlhe. In oranarlnff American people tha company laid down tha principle nniM, (or tha acceptance of Ibe packet abould he 0( tha hlih.il grade, and ao prepared that everything enWrlng Into the And prelected aJ to retain Ita qualltlee Intact and unimpaired tnrougn any extended lapae of time in any climate. Only tha ckotceit drun ahould ba uaad, their preparation ahonld Ire In accordance with the latret perfected methoda of modem adenccthatahule packed In cloas, protected by absorbent cotton, and aecurely corked. Ktch the corka uaed bare been of a trade ao high In Ita requirement that no manufacturer of theaa every day etoppcra could rapply more than a email proportion from Ma outputt that wouio meet ina exacting e;ipeclKcatlona. The ajoia vlala were In turn packed In bo:ixeeof aoualltr not aurnoated In beautr and porfutlon of workmanahlp by thcae nsed by the moetfoitldloua dealera In Jewell and ornamentaofgold. uaTia.einirbiffnitaitaara. nnu noTeroonMiniiDi to Tory from It, tho proprietor resorted to the accepted modem method of making their commodity known, and aeren hundred thouaand dotlara In- retted within fire year lnnewapa r odrertulitg boa Informed every American dtlien oonpeniinrtnn eupenor ana rurliUug qualltlea of HI pane Tahulea. uetng thougnuui ana poindtaking otMtrreri of the changed oosdltloni that rweep orer the commercial world, and careful to note erery clrcumetanoa baTtng a bearing upon the euooettf ul protecutlon of their trade, tha manager ot the company have noted fop cvnrv arflcl. thmt fthAt thrre la a rjreaent Inllitent demand for a lower nrlfi reachei or npproaclica an universal uae, and that the pecaMe, although requiring the oeing ooiieu lietl or everjining, reaeut unneoeeaary upon to pay naary oercntaffee ror aupernuous protection agalnat oetorlorauon that might re-uwrapping and packing or In year, but la neodleai In the caae ot n purchaae lnfnded to be conatimed In at week. It haa alao beendttcOTered, and proved by the teetotlraeand actual experience. that theae Tabule do not hare tha tendency to loaa ot qualltlea or diminution ot ex- reliance rrom exrjotnre that might at nrt hero been expected. Inumuch al, under favorable condition, thoae that have lain looae In a drawee, a traveling bag or pocket foraereral week or month ore found to ba praotlcally at freah and aa efflcacloua a " crer. iitt Acting upon tbeaa rogrettlonai and noting particularly tha unimpaired prosperity of creivt new paper noweold for a cent Imtead ot the old rata of ore time that amount. company havo entered upon the experiment of putting up HI pan Tabulealn paaUboard carton, which ther will offer to the trade upon tarmawhleh will permit of a pockaga being told by tha nrugglat or atorekeeper at a prtoe lower than ever before adopted for a cent each. a p' 5prleUry medicine FIVE CENTS ten tabule, or doeet, for one-hal- f The eomDanr will not dlaoontinue tha manufacture and aala In tha form with whlrh tha people have learned to know and ralue the Klpana TabnUa, but will offer the cheaper eort experimentally for the benefit ot auch at may deelr them. It ahould be plainly underatood that the quality of the medicine U Identical In both aorta, the only dlffnenco belag In tha form and comparative coat of pocking or putting up. Tha five-cepack nre are not yet ta be had ot all dealer, although It U probable that almoit any drug. gilt will obtain a npply when reqneetcd by a cuatomer to do to but In any caae a alngla carton, containing ten tabulee, will be aent, pottage raid, to any addrcea for nre rente In ttimpt. forwarded to tha Illpant Chemical Co., Ho. 10 Sprues Bt, Mew York. Until tha goodtnre thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agenta and peddlera will be aupplled at a price which will allow them a fair margin of front, via. Idoun carton for 40 recta. ndoamdllrartonilforttS- - a grou (T) cutout) for t30A asgrOMtJ.ajO carton) for u ntiu lug viuvt lu VTIJ WWk tUAji I cannot sco. 8. "Thonolghbors, therefore, nnd thoy which boforo had scon him that ho was blind said, Is not this ho that sat and boggedf" Formerly n blind, holpless beggar, holding out his hand to ovcry passerby fur tho alms thoy might bo pleased to glvo, but now upright, with oponed eyes, seeing llko other men and. enjoying what bo saw aa none othors did, for ho had novcr soon before. Ho Js in n new world tho sun, tho sky, tho trees, tho flowors, tho faces of hla friends, but, host of alj, a llttlo later, tho face of Christ. 0. "Somo said, This is ho; othors said, Ho is liko him, but ho said, I am ho." Whatever othors know or did not know, ho could say, "Ono thing I know that whereas I was blind, now I sco" (verso SS). Thoy might nrguo nil thoy pleased ho bad tbo conscious joy of possessing what he never possessed in all his llfo boforo, and thoy could not galnsny It nor tako it from him. Argument is not profltnblo; possession is. 10. "Thoreforo said they unto him, How wore thino oyos opened " And when ho told them thoy would not bo persuaded, but asked his parents, and sojthcir questions wont on, all to no profit. Tho weapons of our warfaro nro spiritual, casting down reason or imaginings (II Cor. x, 4, V Roval Insurance Co. or ool The Does Does ailntakcai. Fooplo who mnko inielnkes nro thpso who quarrel with ono another boforo their children or who allow tho latter to grow up in idleness, thoEo who talk about their troublos boforo strangers, the father who tolls his children to go tho way ho does not go hiinsolf nnd the young woman who doos not mnko a con- Lares Fire Insurance Company in the World. ..v t Tho stiikiug characteristics of both tbeso psalms is tbo alienee of oiclnslvc-ties- s from them. Tlin Jewish clinrch ns well as the Jewish nation was restricted nud exclusive It was not a missionary ohnrch. It did no missionary work. It lookod npon tbo other nations of tho world as enemies of God, who wero to bo overcomo nud destroyed by Jehovnh But in thoso psalms n differ, ent spirit prevails. Tlieroaro no restrictions, no delusiveness. In the ono the nations of tho world nro pictured as voluntarily and snbmissively coming to Zion, and in the other the whole earth is called npon to glorify God and to servo God ns tho common creator nnd father of mnn. Theso psalms nro and tboir prophecies have been and nro being fulfilled. Tho gates of Zion, becanso of their prominence, Etand for Zion itself, nnd Zion, tho holy hill of Jerusalem, for tho church of God nnd now tho church of Christ. 1. Tho Iovo of God for Christ's church is hero emphasized. "Tho Lord loveth tho gntcs of Zion moro than nil the dwellings of Jacob." Ho loves it not only above tbo dwellings of tho heathen nations, but tho other dwellings of God's love for His church is con. stnntly recognized in the Scriptures. Tho loyp of Christ for thechnroh is also pjijpbasjzod in His word. Tho rogard of God and pf Christ for tho church needs to bo mado emphatic today. Tho world nt ono time deified tbo church. It exalted it nbovo nnd beyond Its truo character. Today it tends to tho opposito ostreme. Tho tendency is to belittle tbo church. Many havo tho idoa that God can be worshiped and Christ can bo Eorved equally woll whilo tho church is ignored. God's love for tho church shows this to ho impossible. Wo cannot ignore nnd neglect that which God loves without offending him. If thochnrch is worthy of God's bost lovo, it is worthy of onr best lovo nnd sorvice. 2. Tho woridwido character of tho church is hero maintained.. Heathen nations como to Zion and find in her p now birth nnd a now llfo. Cbriet'g church is n woridwido church. It has n placo within its doors for Jew nnd gen-tilGreek' and barbarian, wIeo nud bond nud free. Its cords nro to bo lengthened until tbo whole earth is It is our business to assist in tbo glorious work, nnd it is not to be abated nntil the wholo earth is filled with tho glory of tho Lord. 3. Tho importance, character and causo of worshiping God in His houso nro suggested. Wo aro commandod to "enter His gates with thanksgiving, " to worship Him cheerfully nnd gladly for His goodness, His meroy and His truth. Christ's chnroh should bo tho prido nnd joy of onr iivos. For Christ's sako, for the church's own sako nud for our own good wo should bo faithfpj to (bo church nnd do our best to extoud it throughout tbo world. Biblo Readings. Pa. Ixvi, cxvl, exxii, lxxxlv, Math, xiii, exxxvii, exxxv, xx, 28; Epb. v, Aots ii, Ales-siaui17-1- 0; 10-342-4- out (Mr. I". 1'. Dunne, managing edilrr of open wan night, an' whin he got the Chicago Journal, writing bis Irish it up ins pants assayed lour ounces over Ibe name of "Mr. Doley," is pri hieiv goold to th' pound, an' tiis whising new humor and is lalting rink ntinoit kers panned out as much as thirty Mtlh Mark Twain and Hrrt Hurt. dollars net." Doolt-y- " n prmp-rais sappord to Chicago si'nonkrTJrr who has icurrljr (.ver 1'een out of his ward, bul considers A GOLD BUG IN A SILVER CONVENTION himself a competent nbsrrvrr of passing i .p'r th' wiat purpose nut a gintleman fr'm cents. This Irish sa'onnkrep-- r th' imperyal Suit' creation of the writer's imarinalicn but. iv Texas arise?' 'I arise,' says th' on the other hand, Mr Dunne as a re- ma an,' 'f'r th' purpose in warnin' porter was often in a sjloo.t kvpt by a winy this convintion that we have a goold Irishman named McGarry, and it was here bug iu our mist he says. Cries, these writings began, based on the real iv 'Throw him out!' 'Search him 1' &a)ings ot tits saloonkeeper. He writes 'Hang html' arose. 'In wandhrin' in the dialect of County Roscommon, and through th' hall, I just seen a man one book of his writings has already been with a coat on,' he says. Great published ) says me (nnd excitement li "lr us s Mr I Waters was out 'o tee bis best girl the other night. He was iro sleepy in talk to her. Mrs. Hrllr llin'ie his i fino liny. Wm. Gtpn is up ugain. presiding e!der, Itrv. S. II. held q'lartrrl) ncl!ig at tho A. M. E. Zon Church. Mrs Ii I ullipi is up agli. Mrs. Lin a Dickson and sister were In Madisonville shopping Tuetday. To mention the exercises of the celebration of Washington's birthday still awakens much patriotism in the minds of the public school children, Mrs Lena Daiiey is ill from la grippe-Re- v Hert and the officers of the A. M. E. Zion Church, have payed I104.71 for the last three months. W v 0. J. Farnswortii. AgMt, Earlikoton, Kv. WHAT THE CUBAN'S WANT. "We can't make a Cubian that freedom means th' same thing as a pinitinchry When we thry to get him to wurruk he'll say: 'Why shud I haven't I? committed anny crime.' That's goin to be th' trouble. Th' first thing we know we'll have another war in Cubia whin be begin disthributin' good y jobs, twelve lionrs a day, wan five. Th' Cubians ain't civilized in our way. I sometimes think I've got a touch iv Cubian blood in me own veins." sin-tinc- c. siv-int- R. R. ensood, Cassidy; an' th' tremblin victim was brought dowu the aisle. 'What ANNOUNCEMENTS 3T CHARLE9, have ve to say,, f'r ye'ersilf?' deA storm party was Riven to Rev. J. T, WATTTiTPrP The Illinois Caniral sow mands th' chairman in thundhrin' I1 It I S I baa on sale, and will cear tones. 'On'y this,' says the goold-bu- Martin lasl Thursday night, at which Ibe 1 1 UUIV.1l) 1 ttoue th "" unlit If jo, 'I wandhred in here lookin' preacher brcime the recipient of many W j) rPTP ivinuier tourlit 1S9S, round froaa ilckMa points on its lines In tha Sooth Qdite a large number It il I H f'r friends,' he says. 'I'm not a usrful presents to a laiita lilt aammer goold-bug- ,' he says. 'I wear me were present, whose names are loo numer llilAJJU In the North. ot In faat retorts doubta daily tertlco to St Louli, Chlcaxo, Clocionall he says, 'because I have no ous to m'ntioa coat,' and LooIitIII enables 00a 10 teach quickly and comfortably the mountain reaerla ot Virginia, ihe shirt,' he says. 'Gintlemen,' says White Mountain! and Seaside ot Hew UDffcuxl, MORTONS QAP. th chairman, a mistake has been tlielhouiaod lalanda, lbs lake and (oreit reteru John Nixon and Miss Plum Dobbins ot Michigan, WUcossIn and Minnesota, the Hot made,' he sajs, 'This here person, were married in Madisonville on Thursday Springs of Arkantae, ihe Yellowstone Park or the who bears th' appearance iv a plu retort! of Colorado, 1 tocrat, is all ring underneath,' he of Ibe past week. S A new 1S9S edition, entirety Andrew demons, William Uradley and says. 'He is a diligate to the silrewritten, and iItIok tads Roy Sbarber went lo Madisouville Satur- Southern and conditions, brought down ver convintion,' he says. 'Go in lo dale, of Ihe Central's day. pace,' he says. "soumcrn none. g, Illinois Central 1 3tp-taub- tr 11 K THE WORK OF THE GLOUCESTER. on all sides be our "Th' Spanish fleet was attackted br-rav- e la-ad- s, Ngptonvllle News. The bright and beautiful das of lasl week mado our little city as merry as If spring had come. The blrdi in the tree tops warbled their sweet songs and Ibe frogs iq the sloughs Joined in on the base. and even Ibe farmers talked of burring plant beds Messrs. Jesse Denton and Joe Campbell, ot near Red Hill, passed through our town Tjiejd, jy. Mr. iJtiller, of Sinking Fork, is visiting bis son, G. R, Stiller, who is very sipk. Mr. W. G. Sbellon Ibe oldeett cillien cf thia section, is very sick. Mr. Z?ak Barnes, Sr, is very low with typhoid fever. John Wilkins, the city brick layer reports several chimneys damaged on account of severe freeze. The electricity has all exploded in onr town and the mud boats were running on Main street last week. Ask Sweetheart if the cily council would accept another nomination for marshal of Iheir burg. We have a man who wants Ibe position. Ask Charley Trallen if he went lo the ball at Murlons's Gap, nobly assisteil be th' dispatch boats iv the newspapers. Wan by wan they was desthroyed. Three battleships attackted the convarlcd yacht Glodcesier. Th' Gloucester used to be owned be Pierport Morgan, but 'twas convarted, and is now leadin' a dacint life. Th' Gloucester sunk thin all, th' Comma, the Viscera and (he Admiral O'Quinn." Chris-tobell Will Hamilton vi&licd bis parents here Sunday. The Misses Steward, of Pon, nre visiting Iheir sister, Mrs. Mallle Green, William and John Vaughn went to Crof-to- n Saturday. jdift aiuiLirii wem iu empire aaiuiuay. The entertainment given Thurtday even A NEW VERSION. "An Amurrican's home, as wan iv th' potcs says, is his castle till the inorgedge (alls due." THE GOLD IN ALASKA. ing by -- Mrs, Marshal Hamilton for the Tickets and full Information as lo rale In conbenefit of the pa.Mor of tha A. M. E. nection with tho above can be had of agents ol church was a social and financial success, the "Central" and connecting llnei. S. Q Hatch, LewisJotin:on and Charlie Green were John A. Scott, Dl. Pass. Agent, Cincinnati. Oh. Pass. Aeint, Mtrapfcji,. in Madisonville Sunday. Wm miirray, yir rail, agint, New unisai, Isaac Nance, Harry Day and Willis Ras-co- e A, H. Hanson, 0,P. A. W, A. Ktllsnd, A. a P. A. were in Madisonville, Thursday. Chicago, LoHltrtlt. Noah Porter and ton Frankie, have returned from a visit lo Rockfieldr you Are Going North, No religious service was held here Son- Efforts are to be made this week to ex tend the public school two raontbs Mesdames Caroline Williams, Martha Estisnnd Maltie Green are improving, but are unable to be out. Dob Murphy is all smiles over tho ar rival of a new girl, v Mr. William Oradley and Miss Mary Watson were married Saturday evening at Ibe borne of ibe bride. Rev, Samuels, of Madisonville, officiating. Miss Watson is a school girl, yet In her teens, but wilt make an excellent wife for the quiet, young man who has chosen her for his partner through life. utt oen iseuea. 11 a llloatraU ed pamphlet, contains a large nwattef era irem n print rn hibimi now proipefpuily located on the Hr of the Illinolt Central Railroad ba the Slates ot Kentucky, Tennetiee, klitiltaippi and Lonltana and alto a detailed write-u- p f Ihe cities, towns and country en and adjacent to that line. To hometeekere, or those la March of a farm, this pamphlet will lurnlth reliable Information concerning the tnoit accettlbleandprotper-ou- t portion of the South. Free copla a can be bad by appljlng 10 tho neareil of the undertlgned. Homeseekers' Guide seekers' Galde."hat h If You Are Being Sostk, Are Going Weti; TICKKTS VI a I ' 'Well, sir," said Mr. Hennessy, "that Alaska's th' great place. I thought 'twas nawthin' but an ice burg with a few seals roostin' on it, an' wan or two hundred Ohio politicians that can't be killed on ac count iv th' threaty in Pawrs. But here they tell me 'tis fairly smothered in goold. A man stubs his toe on th' ground an' lifts th' top If You Are Going Eoxft If You M PUnCHASI . TUB Vifr VjSam Jonah. touitvatearueHviitc n. n. and ao occuna the Largest Easiness Transacted In KentncKy. .. 20, 20; Hob. x, 23-2- the Largest Bnssness Transacted in the Southern States. . .. fidant of her mother. Lutheran PAUL M. MOORE HARLINQTON. KY. Barbee & Gasileman,! MANAGERS, Sontbern Department, Homo Office Louisville, Ky. Resident Agent for Earllogton and Vicinity. i ' WlllwrVlllllrlrlVrWrlr W r SUBSCRIBE FOR TPHCE ONE DOLLAR PER YEAR. BEE llesln Noit. Wo shall spend tho eternal ages in glorifying tho Lamb that wns elniu. Would it not bo fioeraly to bogin now upon thnt which is to bo our real llfo Work? How vain it is to spond our fow years on earth in magnifying our foolish fcolves nnd trying to niako for a uamo that will bo forgotten long boforo onr tonibstono crambloa into dust whon instead wo might sliaro in tho noblest work ot tho highest arch-nng- il in heaven tho exaltation ot Josas tho Christ. William T. Ellis. our-solv- Ej fteM lu (All Q. Beat Cough flymp. Taste QwxL Ueo I m iime- - woia or (irumruu. IJlHtS WHrrJfi All tiSt Iiciauuii stars teach ns lessons of iufinito order nud stpadfust purposo. Lnrtv Klliot Kcoler. Try to lMtut Out. All onght to try to find out what thoy wero mado for. Every ono has n place and purpoEO in God's plan. That purposo should bo understood and fulflllod as far as possible Evory saved mnn is saved for somo spocifio scrvico hosides his own happiness, God mndo no mnn simply for His own happiness, and Ho saves no mnn thnt he nlono may bo happy in hcavon. Ho had a nobler end in both caecs than tho gratification of n selfish spirit. There is como servico for ovoryouo in God's vinoynrd. Idlers nro cotyvvautod. Let us find what God wants ns ta do, and doit. Lot us do it in earuost, and do it well. Then God will say, LWoll done, good nud faithful servant." Ob, how glad thnt will mnko us. Christian Instructor. Tho swooping pita, A Diseases 1 Hj Mm Five Million Boxes a Year. The veidtct of the nation I During the year 1S98, the peoplo of America bought nearly 5,000,000 boxes of Cascirets Candy Cathartic, an increase a million r ARE THE MOST FATAL OF ALL Oil- - (U FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE BLADDER Diseases. A is a guaranteed II remedy for all KIDNEY and boxes over 1807. Among the intelligent American public nothing succeeds like merit, and tha stamp of public approval has evidently been affixed to the pure, fragrant, palatable little tablets of candy that are regulating the liver, stomach and bowels, purifying- the blood, perfuming the breath of the nation. The reason? are honest, natural successors to the pills of the past, doing belter work and doing it in so much nicer and more pleasant way. Cas-care- ts of Safety, The Maximum of Speed, The Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. Rates, Time nnd all other Information be cheerfully furnished by The Maximum "' 5lVsL wtt C rb? P. ATMORC, a. r. W. W. TH RIDGE, LOWSVHAB, SX. ", Arnt, :. FOLEY'S BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder. The children of the United Will receive prorhpf attenStates each year consume toys tion at this office. .Estimate that cost at retail nearly JOB WORK: a 1 .itoi t .j&mnMfcL ;: furnished upon application. 4. A?.:iJ&&Lljei!',i.l jff. j

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