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A Good BusIne.s chance.

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For next 30 days, to make room
will sell my buggies at cost. Don
let this opportunity slip.
dol T. K. KEARNEY.
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A stubborn cough or tickling in the
throat yields to One Minute Cough
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prompt in its action and positive
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cures without pain or discomfort.
1t is for piles only. soc; tubes 75c.
Sold by r. n. Coleman.
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up of tho system, and blood purifier
Only so cents.
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Phone "a. Phone 81.
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PHYSICIANS AMI SURGEONS.
Office over CoIeman'S Drug Store,
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A special to the Star from OF
tawa, Kas., says: The engine on
freight train No. 80 out of En-
poria on the Santa Fe, was blown
up near Quenemo, a few miles
west of here to-day. Fireman J.
j. Murray was killed instantly.
head brakeman Ben Weist and
engineer Tom Grady were both
injured. Grady will get well, but
there is not much hope for Weist.
1t is to much to have to scratch for
living and for relief also. Hunts
Cure will not help you in the former
case, but will cure the Itch, Ring
worms and letter or it costs you
nothing. Price so cents.
The proprietors of the ARDMoRE-
TIE would greatly appreciate it if
the readers of the paper would re-
port to it the arrival and departure
of any member of the family or
any friend, or notify us of any
news item you may hear of. We
want TO give all the local news of
every character and the friends of
the paper can greatly assist us in
this way. Phone No. ).
Beggs' German Salve is used in
every house, writes one man from
town. Entire neighborhood use it,
for piles, cuts, burns, bruises and all
skin diseases. The fame of it's cures
necessarily spread from town to
town; friends tell friends what
Beggs' German Save has done. and
Lne whole people acknowledge its
merit, its healing qualities and its
power OF allaYing pain.
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The feat of moving four five
story double brick fiat huoses, 100
x75 feet, is progressing successfully
in New York. After the houses
are moved seventy-fve feet south
the direction will be changed to
east for thirty-fve feet. The
houses have been moved at the
rate Of six feet day without the
slightest perceptible settlemen.
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PLOT TO KILL LEE.
several Cubans Arrcsted Before the
Consul General Sailed.

HAVANA, via Key West, April 10.--Ia-
vana is guarded more closely than ever, the
Arolas battalion being posted around the
limits OF Vidano the swell suburb of the
city. Within the last two days "a number
OF C.ubans have been arrested and are now
confined in the Cabanas fortress. charged
with various offenses. Some say the pris-
oners have been engaged in a plot to as
sassinate United States Consul General
Lee. and others assert that they have been
acting as spies for the United States gov
ernment There Is no doubt that the Span
ish government is more alarmed than it has
ever been before. and is taking every pre-
caution. There are reasons to believe that
there was plot to Kill General Lee and
that IL was allowed to come TO head by
the Spanish detectives in order that they
might get credit for defeating it.
All sorts of rumors were in circulation
Yesterday, and there was no trouble what
ever in hearing any kind of a story and
finding a dozen men TO swear TO its truth.
The real impression among newspaper men
was that General Lees withdrawal was
shrewd move, intended to show Spain that
the United States means business. In the
palace kilograms were shown saying that
the Queen Regent had agreed on the inter
vention Of Russia, would accept $3.50. 900 600
for Cuba, end the war and withdraw her
npS.
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Associated Press Dispatch.
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-The Spanish
government, through its minister at Wash
ington. Senor Polo Bernabe, tonight de-
livered an important official document to
the State Department, stating that the ar
mistice which the Queen Regent of Spain
had commanded General Blanco to pro-
claim to-day, was without conditions that
her Majesty's gov ernment bad granted lib
eral institutions to the Island of Cuba
which the coming Cuban Parliament would
develop; recalling the coincidence and sym
pathy expressed by the Queen Regent and
her government on the disaster of the
Maine and the horror this disaster had oc-
casioned in Spanish hearts. and appealing
to the courtesy and sense of justice of the
United States government to enlighten pub
lie opinion on the attitude of Spain. The
note also repeats the offer of the Spanish
government to submit the Maine question to
experts designated by the maritime powers
of the world
This document was the official notification
of the Spanish government to the United
States of the granting of an armistice and
its essential terms. Minister Woodford's
dispatch last night had briefly stated the
fact that an armistice had been agreed on,
but ii was not communicated as coming
from the Spanish government. To-day's
communication cleared up misapprehension
on the most vital point of Spain's conces-
sion. namely. that the armistice was with
out conditions The note was received by
the State Department after the first Cab
met meeting, and was one of the main SUBJ
jects of consideration at the second Cabinet
meeting held tonight Although the Span
ish note was surrounded with the usual Sc
crecy of official negotiations, the following
summary of its contents was secured:
''The Spanish minister in Washington,
deeply impressed by the numerous errors
which seem to have obtained credit in pub
lie opinion In America in regard 10 the Gu
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stirring scenes Expected i'm the House
Tn-nnY and TO-MOrrOM.

WASHINGTON. April 10.-Upon the pre-
sumption that spain's offer of an armistice
ia the Cuban insurgents will make no
change in the plans of the administration
and that the Presidents message will go to
Congress tomorrow. the House this week
viii. make history In anticipation of stir
ring scenes and momentous action every
congre. ymau has been besieged 10y hundreds
of friends Cor tickets to the reserved gal
leries. and the general multitude, which
must take it's chances i'm the public galleries
on the principle of first come first served,
are prepared TO assault the Capitol at dawn
tomorrow II is likely that hundreds will
camp on the marble steps all night. so in
tense is the desire to be present when the
message is read The public generally re-
CARDS the message as the prologue TO
drama which may end before the curtain
goes down After the message is read to-
morrow 1t will probably be referred to the
committee on foreign relations without de-
bate. Such is the programme to which
both sides have practically asscnted, with
Continued ON Second PagcJ
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May Avert War with United States
but Not at Home.

LONDON April 1.-THE special dispatch-
es to the morning papers from Madrid to-
day give for the most part a bare recital
of the armistce negotiations. The Madrid
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, tci-
egraphing Sunday, and dealing with the
sensation caused by the armistice announce
ment says: AT first nobody believed the
Tumor probable, because the government
had emphatically declared that this step
would be incompatible with the E3nor OF
Spain. When. finally, the report was con-
hrmed, all Madrid displayed sentiments OF
dissatisfaction and excitement. Newspa-
pers were sold, read and discussed all night.
The principal cafes were crowded with
groups of politicians, and the policy of the
Cabinet was condemned in vigorous terms.
The garrison was wisely confined to bar
racks, the indignation in military circles
being expressed in a way which bodies no
good to the present Spanish Cabinet. All
the independent press organs. even those
lnclining to the Liberal party. condemn the
government 5 action as derogatory TO Span
ish honor and calculated TO bring about
irreparable disaster, not to the Cabinet
alone. which has risked its future on the
success or failure Of submission TO the Eu-
rOpean powers. Other and greater inter-
ests have been jeopardized to a much great
or extent than war itself could have jeop-
ardized them
The Daily Telegraphs correspondent,
after quoting from El impartial, El Pals
and other papers To illustrate this feeling,
says Another article assures General
weyler. who will shortly return to Madrid.
that he is not alone In defending the honor.
sovereignty and integrity of the fatherland.
leans, Spanish-C Cubans and the bulk of the
army From trustworthy information in
my possession / should not be surprised is
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OPINION ON ARMISTICE.
England IndOrses, hut Fears the Ac-
tion Comes Too Late

LONDON, April 1.-THE Madrid corre-
spondent of the Daily Mail says: THE am
bassadors of the powers. in urging the ar
mistice, declared that their action was in
support of the acts Of their colleagues In
Washington. They understood that if Spain
agreed to an armistice it would be possible
to maintain the influence of the powers
with President Mckinley and indirectly
with the rebels, thus bringing about Il ter
mnaton of the Cuban war. According 10
the ambassadors the powers will be ready
10 give Spain certain amount of sup
port should America maintain an attitude
of hostility. The Spanish ministers de-
clare themselves very hopeful of "a speedy
pacifcation of cuba.
The Times, commenting editorially this
morning OH the latest phase ~ the situa-
ton. says: I'VE cannot doubt that had
the Sagasta government taken this truly
Continued ON second Pasc1
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sbility of the evacuation of Cuba by the
Spanish without the firing of an American
gun. This possibility is so vague that the
President. in his message, does not attempt
to give substantial color to it, He does not
deceive himself nor attempt to give rise to
wnat might be false hope. If. however,
Congress should vote him discretion, he
would feel in duty bound to proceed to fur
ther lengths along lines of diplomacy.
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ington to his request for orders sent earlier.
After brief reception General Lee went on
board the Olivette, which had been kept
waiting, and sailed for Tampa at noon. lie
will go direct to Washington. Nineteen
refugees were landed from the Bache and
one hundred from the EVELYN.
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Constitutional Amendments

An important feature of the
coming November election is
found in the amendments to the
constitution, which are to be
voted for at that time. The first
OF these is one which the Times
has long advOcated-that of &C.
cepting guaranty or surety COM
panies, foreign or domestic, as
surety on official bonds. By this
system the state and county
could feel perfectly sure that the
bonds given by their officials were
valid and collectible, which, I'M
fortunately, has not Deen the case
in many instances heretofore.
The second is an amendment au-
thOriZlug the legislature to clOthe
the railroad COM Il with iu-
diCial power in all matters to be
passed upon it. This, too, is an
eminently proper measure, for
since we have the railroad COM
mission, 1t should be placed in a
position to make it's work effect
i've. The third provides that any
impeached official shall be dis
qualified from holding office until
he IS acquitted, and the appoint
ment by the governor Of a sue
cessor ad interim. Each and all
of these amendments should re-
celve the hearty support of the
electors at the November cleo
ton. -Sumterville Times.
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THE WEEKLY STAR

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creation. Like Herod, either of
them will taste hell OH earth be-
fore its engulflng fires swallow
them up in an unspeakable eter-
nifty.
Let US have great awakening
in our community on the all I'M :
portant subject of purity and love
in tue home. Marry in the Lord
or marry not at all. What Joy
surmounted the marriage bell at
your wedding? To you she was
a queen as she stood there by
your side At the altar arrayed in
all her loneliness and beauty.
She was as pure as an angel and
the best OF womankInd. And you
were her king. Into your keep
ing she confided her best aztec
tions, her honor and her highest
joy. Your hearts went with your
hands when you phghted your
troth to be all the world to each
other in sickness and in health,
in adversely and in prosperity, so
long as life should last.
Never was heaven nearer to
you; never was the purpose more
high or holy to keep heaven in
your hearts aid home perpetually.
Just in SO far as you and she have
kept yourselves pure and faithful,
just to that degree has your
hnarthstone continued to be a
patch Of Paradise. Only Gods
sinlrss ones in glory can realize
one little OF the bliss of truly
welded love. IF between any
welded ones here tonight there
has grown a GOODNESS or aliena-
zion, let there be an immediate
confession, and reconciliation. Get
together Go into your chambers
and get down upon your knees
side by side, take each other by
the hand AID each pray aloud a
prayer Of thanksgiving for each
other and a prayer of earnest
petition for each other that God
may quicken your mutual love
and make you more congenial,
more considerable, more cOnSe-
Grated to- each other. And, if
you have children, remember you
can leave them houses, lands,
stocks, bonds, property OF the
sorts, but nothing Of the kind will
be a substitute for what they
most desire, namely, the priceless
satisfaction that arises from the
assurance. "My father was a
good husband, faithful and true;
my mother was good wife,
loyal, loving and constant; my
pare ntS proved the honorableness
and the happiness OF Christian
MARRIAGE" and set their children
an example which they not only
initiate, but commend, to all who
wish heaven on earth.-Atlanta
journal.
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Shadow OF Herself
Stomach Was TOO Weak
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A Complete Cure Effected by
HOODS SarsapariIia
Now Enjoying tho Best OF Health,
With Digestion Perfect.

My mother was subject to sick head
aches and indigestion Tor over a year.
Sac was unable to stand for any length
Of time, and was obliged to stay in dark
room as she could rot bear the light. She
had no appetite whatever and her stomach
was SO weak she could not retain what
food she did eat. She also had severe
pains IN her head. She suffered SO much
that she became but the shadow of her
self. One day / happened to read a tes-
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I persuaded her to try this medicine
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an improvc.2, mt in her condition. She no
longer threw up her food and her head
ache was 10. as severe. She took in all
four bottles OF Hoods Sarsa parilIa and
seve-al boxes of Hoods Pills and regained
her weight. She IS now enjoying the best
OF health. II r digestion Is good and she
can cat almost anything she wishes. She
is = years OIL and saTs she feels as well
as whea she was IS. H dds Sarsaparilla
made . complete cure in her case"
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Are Won Weakl

Weakness manifests itself in the loss of
ambition and aching bones. The blood IL
Eatery; the tissues are vasting-the door 10
being opened for disease. A bottle of Browns
Iron Bitters taken in time will restore your
strength, soothe your nerves, make your
blood rich and red. Do you more good
than an expensive special course ofmedicine.
Browns Iron Bitters 10 sold by al dealers.
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d mature man of broad Informal
ton, high position and the very
grdvcst responsibility. No me- II
in all the country better knew the
law, both human and divine.
That law he had solemnly sworn
to uphold and defend, out tire mp
ling on both code and conscience,
he stabbed the honor and happi-
ness Of botn his wife and his
| brother, aud brazenly proclaimed
| himself an anarchist III society
and an d, hcist i'll the divine gov
.-rnmen",
Gods three great institutions
are the home, the church and the
state. The family is the oldest
and most necessary and is tho
model upon which the other two
are founded A blow at the in
tegrlty of the family, it's purity
and peace and happiness is a
triple crime. 1t dynamites the
home, church and state and scat
tiers society with chaos. 1t breaks
the decalOgue into thousand
atoms AID aGnihiIates all law,
civil and moral, human aud di-
vine. The man who strikes that
| blow is confederate Of the devil
aud recruiting officer to multi
ply the myrr iGcms Of hell.
STORY OF ItEROD
Herod's lawful wife, daughter
Of Arttas, king Of Arabia, was
neglected, insulted, outraged
sent home, thrown into the face
Of her royal father as Of no more
value than d cast Off shoe. Her
cd 5 woman, on whose a count he
was rebukcd by the Baptist, was
also Of royal extraction. She was
The granddaughter Of Herod the
Great, AMI became the wife Of
her own uncle Philip, It is sig
niftcant, | take it, that whatever
may have been the dppravIty Of
her character, the woman Is not
denounced. The preacher pillOr-
led the proper person, the man.
Woman may fail but it is we'll
nigh universally true that the
man is to blame. Certainly no
VirtuOu~ woman sacrifices herself
voluntarily. Frail, silly and
temptibie, some may be, but the
world has vet to hear Of an in
sta zee where pure woman
planned the moral destruction of
4 man. Man takes the initiative.
It is the man who throws the tolls
bout the weaknesS Of d cOntiiing
girl and dragS her innocence and
virtue into the mlyc OF sin and
degradation.
Society as at present consti-
tuted furnishes conditions which
are unjust to the woman and par
tial to the man. It has two codes,
one for woman, which is very
high, and another for man which
is equally low. The man may
commit any social vice, and be
forgiven; the woman never. He
may betray u woman under prom
ise of marriage, and remain a
gentleman IN good society, So
called, but the betrayed woman is
ostraciz ID, driven to den o. in
fanny aid hurled IntO hell. W.
man 90 wrong usually because de-
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The American commissioners
to Cuba arrived in Havana Sat
urday. They we're received with
much courtesy.
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