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Sldby re- cpoQible druggists We keep onlyI the host That Is the jreat dls 1 unction to be lookod for when the lima comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com cilia StOCk A good time to begin af3priflg roedlcin- af4 ST BERNARD pRtO STORE I RYANIlOPI1I Ufl z r ll i 4 I Ac c P Ii ENLISTMENT BILL Provision for Increa sing the Military Establishment in Time of War TIlE APPOINTMENT OF OFFICERS Officers of OrcanUntlnn Enlisting os n Whole Wilt bo llecnenlroilIIoMr Mil Itary Divisions are to bo Formed nnd Jtrguliitcil YASHINOTOV ApriIOTho war de partment bill to provIdo for tempo cozily increasing the military establish ycstorday military affairs committee nnd Sena tor Hawley the chairman of u similar committee in the senate Tho measure was prepared under tho Immediate SecretaryMeliclejolin tholBervlcocongress a request is undo for favorable consideration and hi vow of tho exigencies of tho situation spsody ac tion Is expected In time of war tho army is to con sLit of two branches tho regular and the volunteer army tho latter to be maintained only during the existence of war or while war is imminent and Is to bo raised and organized only after congress authorizes it All enlistments for Use volunteer army aro to bo for three years unless sooner terminated All tho regimental and company officers of tho volunteer president governors of the states in which their respective organizations uro raised Concerning tho national guard it is Provided that when the members of thy company or regiment of the or anIretl militia shall enlist in the vol tintecr army in a body as such com IUnitedpans or regiment the regimental ant company leers in service with the militia organization thus cnlistingmay be tho president subject to an examination as to fitness and ca pacity to bo ofllcers of corresponding in tho same organization when it is received in tho service as a part of tho volunteer army The in time of ware whether Jq tljo regular or volunteer prmy or tq tIe militia arc to typ organ l ed luto divisions pf three Vrigados pads brlgndo to lie oomposeil qf throe or moro regiments nUll when th co qp more divisions arc assembled in tha same army tho president U to organize thom into army corps each corps to consist of not more than throo divl InImajorgeneral for each organized army corps and mid one brigadier general for each brigade to bo so Icetell from the regular or volunteer army or the militia JOHN BULL WANTS TO ENLIST Men OfTcrlnc for Military nn4 Nnval Serv- Ice nutS Wofiipn to Act nil Nunci Jluylnj JlunltonfL- OVPQV QThcro hayo been many nppllcdtlpnq at the United States embassy and nt the United States cQn salute here this week fqr enlistment in the United States army or Most lofcluding sejral oOlcers and former officers of the British army of lieutenants grade A number of engineers also applied and applications were re ceived from women who aro desirous of serving as nurses in tho field A majority of those who nppliud for enlistment expect to bo sent to the United tho governments ex pense statlnt all told that tho thority United melnlshero had no au Lieut Sims tho United States naval attache nt Inris and Col Alfred E llatcs the United States military at tache here have purchased during the week several lots of ammunition in e cotton The latter ft is p dresuistedthe ofllcials concerned maintain sccrcoy s to the ships which nro to carry tho war munitions to tho United States An Important WASHINGTON April 20 Representa tive Mahaney of New York has Intro duced a resolution directing the score tary of state to Inform tho houso of representatives if not incompatible WI public Interest what steps if been taken to protect thof- TV property of the 300 Amen nsTelt by Consul DrloQ at Mdtanzas I ubii Music lovers will have an opportunity of hear some of the reatest artist of Europe and America at the Louisvillc May 9 jo aridii No ci ense haS been spared to make tlr ive tfon certs of the Festival as attractive as possible There are somctlsngjii4ooo D public JYfm The buildingS are well ver comfortable educatton7beingcom Ipulsory r THE FIIfTYFIFTH CONGRESS First Itcculnr Seton BKVATK- WASIIINOTON April 111In the son ate Mr Allen offered a resolution rc ognizing Cuban independence and ti claring that the United States won insist that Cuba should notberesponsl blo for any debt of lIe and Mr Butler discussed it and then the sen ate took up the sundry civil bill The Cuban resolutions in engrossed form and bearing tho signature of tho speaker of time houso was received and tho vicepresident attached his sIgna- ture HOUSE nodppearnncoafter the weary allnight session While the journal was being read In the house Mr linger In chairman the committee on enrolled billsbroug in tho Cuban resolutions which had been enrolled under his personal diros tldn Tho speaker at onco ufllxcd his signature announcing the same at 1210 pm and the document was sent to the senate There was no The enrolling clerk nt his sIde seized tho resolutions and with them across tho capitol Mr Grosvcrnor then as a question of personal privilege had read at the clerks desk nn editorial in a Now York paper commenting upon his statement in tho house on April 7 that this War will be fought under the banner of the republican administration of this government or it willnot be fought at nil Mr Grosvcnor explained tho under which tlio statement was made Ho had been delighted with the record tho democratic party had made anti in tho statement he had only meant that aq the present administration had throo years to run tho war which was upon us must be fought during its lIfo or not at all He had meant no reflection find had appealed to both sides of time house to stand by tho executive I States Monitor Terror grades division Question hurried I Ivllo had been assaulted In this connection said Mr Orosvo nor I desire to say that this war will bo energetically waged both In a milt tary sense end in tho legislation neces sary to carry it on and I believe the response to time call to arras will bet politicaldivisionand populists ns well as from repub Means and especially do I believe the response of patriotism will come from very southern state and that the whole Union will share the triumphant e applauseMr qf tho fact that the hauso had been sit ting nil night and that tho members wore weary ho would move to ad Journ Accordingly at 1333 p m tho house adjourned WAR DECLARED IN CHICAGO A Preconcerted Signal 1reiuatureljr Bound ed fames u Great Flutter of Incitement 1cnco ItcatorcdC- IIICACIO Apr1lOIt has been ar ranged that the news of a formal decla c fttlzenswhistles hat night war was preinn bflourthere was intense excitement in all parts pf the city openIng and at tho same time the engineer of the Hour mills for reasons of lila own turned n few hundred pounds of steam into his big whistle Other tugs and f tomentest triad of war A treaty of pence was signed after a few tons qf steam had been wasted and tho newspapers lied been worried to the limit of patience by frantic re quests for information from every tele phone in tho cityhA Profitable Jlecejitlon o ryfnese qftlclnls foreign councils and a presentedhImgold carvings 15 valuable porcelains and a judo sccptro the presents being worth 30030 tacls In nil Tho tnotals ball in honor of the prince was a greatI success a gorgeous scene being wit nessed Denth of lIra Julia 1eArooIWASIU ror April 20Mrs Julia McAfee n ughter of the late Gen Humphrey Marshall of Kentucky lied hero very suddenly yesterday of heart disease Mrs McAfco ww a poetess and authoress of some LOte I Purgatorial Pillssi The druggist would hardly I I siiiHe if you asked for rr purga j tqrial plUI1herc arc many j probI reco a not gripe q pugarcoaled plI1 J gentle in action nnd sure In l effect Whatnretheycalled i Ayers Cathartic Pills it II 1 111 Tilo Royal Is the Jpect grad bkiag powder known Actual teta allow It oe oat third further tbaa soy ether bread lIdI bIKfflG POWDER Pllron vohtULT1MAIUMTO SPAiN The President Notifies the Dons that They Must Proceed at Once to Get Out of Cuba GIVEN UNTIL SATURDAY TO ANSWER ir No Aniwer li Made or I Spain1 Ilcpljr Is VusatUrnctorr the Prealilont Will at Onco 1ruceeil to Comply with the Kef olullon of Congress Vtlng the Army amid Xuvy The 110 11 Cult WASIUXOTOX April Olhe Cuban resolution is now a law of the land and the ypIIslmc1oclock ufllxod his signature to time requiringSpulnTho ultimatum mcanwhilo had been clcpartmentbyAssIstant oclock announcement was made at tho signedbythe Spanish government Sent to Minister Woodford After time public announcement As sistant Secretary Day says that the ul ttmutum had been transmitted to Mad drill undressed to Minister Woodford who will deliver It to tire Spanish gov eminent All toflH us tlC Una deter mination to soni H lad been reached and it hUll been started an its tq thpSpllnlshdlplomatlo cqurtpMes was fitrntshPl a copy of the paper by the colored inca senger of Assistant Secretary flay The mlnlstcras soon as he received It mod a brief reply and requested his passports Spalui Awaited Ihrnssaldatthe Whttollousoltlmr the terms of tho ultimatum would not Thursdayitof n diplomatic paraphrase of tho joint resolution of congress concluding with a statement that this government awaits Spains reply Tim text of the ultimatum will not bo made public un til some time Thursday There were present in the cabinet rpgnt with the resolutlonsGrlggs Secretary Bliss Senior Klttlus and Mr Charles Emory Smith Copy of neiolutlon Sent The president In his ultimatum he Spanish government transmits taI copy of tho resolutions passed by con gross which resolutions he states ho has signed Ho demands that SpainIwithdraw her army and navy from Cuban waters as required by the terra of act of congress no date for the withdrawal being mentioned and then states that Ifn satisfactory answer is not received hero before Sat nrday next he Will proceed at once to carry the resolution Qf congress lute effect The GUI of the Ultlnutam Although tho text of the ultimatum was not made public it is known that with it is transmitted to tho Spanish government through Minister Wood lord n copy of tho joint resolution of congress together with the statement that they have received executive apbproval In compliance with their the president makes a demand upon Spain to withdraw her land anti naval orces from tho island audits watersand u tho event that a satisfactory re eponse to this demand is not received y president by Saturday next lio proceed dlhtllc armed forces of the United States to carry thcso rcso lotions into effect Tho president docs not name any hour of tim day of Saturday prior to which Spain must snake answer if at allto our demands but tanyimeregarded an a compliance with the erms of tho ultimatum An Interesting Event VASIUNOTOK April OIho signing of the Cuban resolutions by the president was an exceedingly interesting event although without special inci dent Gen Algcr lied brought over rom the war department a pen which a requested the president use in np pending his tlgnature to the docu went The pen had an ordinary gutta t dhistcr Those prcscntgatlicrcd around tt1 table to witness the act There Vila considerable feeling manifested by those about but thero was no demon stration or congratulations Tho smallI crowd very soon dispersed and within ten minutes the normal conditions of things at the White House had been re sumedIAN OPINION BY AN EXPERT Cupt Muhan Itellerea the SpanUh Nav r MJII Find to Its Cost that the American Nisvy It Prepared Rom April 20Cl1pt Alfred T Mnliun Americas greatest naval au thorlty who recently arrived here insiltes the foliowing declaration for the New York World Time American navy is as preparedpfor war as any navy in time its ofllccrs anti men aro as cfllelcnt n I any similar Ijqdy pn earth There Is ijqt 110 sllghtes reason tq doubt that lt ell oof war the resilt would bo speedy and thorough as tho ipanlsh navy would find to its coit Sculptors that the perfectly proportioned mouth is tIsrecluarlters of the length of r p juiuui COllIESA- 1Brilliant and Inspiring Scene in the Legislative Palace at- i the Spanish Capital IE QUEENS SPEECH FROM TIlE THRONE Ith tho HOT Kins at Her Side nile Sun Jplroundcd by tho Notnbloj of Spain ApTpcalli Integrity iTaS Threatened V vMAiiiii April 20420 p iu Tho opening of the Spanish carte was a mUgniflccnt sIght All the wealth and beauty of Madrid gathered In time sen atb where cv cry available foot ot spaco was occupied There was n terrific crushatthe en trUnoa lend ing to the senatorial seats winy of which were occupied by ladies Large bodies of troops were drawn up outside time building the handsome ly uniformed Blue dragoons nnd then guardsAHcorps were present in full dress tm5nnnOuncedhe s alatelIfo guards The cheering was taken up within the building as the queen re gent entered the cheers being accom panied by cnthuain die cries of Viva la Helna Viva Alfonso trese Viva flspana a really tumuHuously jw trlotic domonstrntion speeohfrOmouil King Alfonso on her right and premier Senor Sngasta standing near the king lien majestys words yoro inaudible to all but those in lion Immcdate vicinity The reading was MARIA Queen of greeted throughout with cries of Viva Gspana A wonderful picture was presented by time queens entourage consisting of most of SpaInInpalaeeulllforms At the class of her majestys speech there was renewed Sagastndec1qrqueen regent arid the boy king accom panied by tho court loft tho building amid another wild burst of enthusiasm The queen regent referred to the troubles mentioned at tho last sasslon of the corles saying that they hint in creased owing to the attitude of the people of the United States i uddlngthutthese threats anti injuries as not being n expression of the American nation ut becoming national they would oblige ma to break relations with the United States- Continuing tho queen regent sold that in time fluprcina crisis time pope spoke wqrd9 qf peace which were hearkened tq by iny in the consciousness qf right and in strict performance of International duties lien majesty added Spains grutl tulle Is due to tho popo and also to the great powers whose notion strengthens my conviction that Spains cause de s sympathyContinuing Ibs blbly however time peace efforts may fall to control time evil passions excited against Spain Lest this moment arrive I have summoned ti cartes to defend our rights whatever sacrifice they may entail Thus identifying myself with the nation I not only fulfill tmc oath I swore in ac cepting tho regency but I follow tho dictates of a mothers heart trusting to the Spanish people to gather behind my boils throne nnd to defend it until ho is old enough to trustingtolmcor and the territory pf the nation lhe queen regept then refrrcti to thetronble in the islands and continuing Although a dark and gloomy Is before us the dlulqulticij mire not be yonfl our power our army united ntuion be f foreign aggression wo trust in God that wo overcome jyithout stain on our honor tho baseless tin ii unjust attacks made upon us1 ifEntlaulumu lit tie lropect of War MADIUD April 0 015 p tnGreat enthusiasm reported throughout Spain at prospect of war Liverliisike biliousness dyspepsia lieadacluj coast atton sour stomach Indlecstlon are promptly cured by Hoods Pills They do their york HoodasIly nest after dinner pills 11 Scents All tlnigRtets lI10 I Hood Co 1oelllItnss- rl only Fill to take wU Hoods Barsapirllto p r q Ti FIFTYFIFTII mWREsS WIt Itegular Hosslmi SEXATK followingAllen Neb That In the opinion of the senate tiicrclations j and the kingdom of Spain that will interestbearing mannerinterfere l1nclaidparty platform of July 1890 objection IIOUflH trnLIontime reading of time journal wluii Mr Irudcn time presidents executive clerk announced tho presidents approval of the Cuban resolutions Time galleries cheered nnd the members on the floor applauded vigorously The speaker with difficulty suppressed the ovation with which time announcement was greeted The senate joint resolution author icing the printing of extra copies ot the military publications of the war department was adopted Mr Hull chairman of the committee on military affairs asked unanimous consent for the immediate considera tion of tho bill ho introduce request of the war department authorizing the president to call for volunteers Ho explained that the committee hind agreed to the measure nt a special meeting Jtwasa very urgent meas Ire he said The secretary of war had appealed to him to press it an 1 he had jUt halt a message train tho White HOUSO saying that thin immediate pas imperativeMr hall tughuhment That ghang reserved to tho CHRISTINA Regent Spain government Philippine glorious governors of tho states the power I0vappoint company anti regimental ofliIcow which the blllus drawn ferred Upon time president and was in harmony with thQ law of 1801 Tbc house unanimously ngread to consider tho volunteer army bill and immediately proceeded to consider it III committee of the whole ST LOUIS IS IN LINE TOO llailnes Men and Corporation Who c Men are Called Out for Wnr Wilt Da tho flight Thing ST Louis April 20 Men who go to war from St Louis need have no fear for the welfare of their families while they are on tho battlefield While no- ngrecment has been entered into among tho St Louis companies is is under stood that the banks trust companies and largo business institutions wilt follow time patriotic precedent set by guuranteelngtopositions when they return but n con tinuance of salaries during their ab senceTho merchants realize that those servingIs stand ready to defend time nation nnd time nations prosperity It is then but right that their families should be supported while they aro Is snenllleest5 trust companies and leading mercan tltuDIC their employes They intimate that they lire us patriotic as anyone and will show time right spirit when the time comes THE LATEST FROM HAVANA 1 The Union Constituclooat Immdulglng i n and Threat that time IConinieuU May Not llcar OuttHAVANA AprlljSO 0 a mQulet pro veils hero The weather is warm War preparations continue The Contra Gallcgo society lies givclup several houses belonging to use by tho government in case of war Time Union Constllucional in an cdi tonal commenting upon time resolutions adopted by time United States congress says Intcrventloi means war for Spain Hut it Is easier to vote than to execute Continuing tim 0 Union Constituclon nl remarks So till Spain has treated the United States with contempt Now Him wlinzlelc lion iinl use Mm whip Madame Johana Gadski who i- to l sing at tho Louisville May Festival is the prima donna of thp d c Wagner Opera Company led f Damrosch She is to sing jo Massenets Eve and in a granilfi Wagner concert in conjunctiorti with other first class Java is said to be the region o Ivthe globe where it thunders often est having thunderstorms on nn average ninetyseven days of the year t i y r a M 7 J wu COtTRACT TO FURNISh td VVALLPA PERt4And hang It on she wallscomplete per room l from 300 sad work 11gusraaleeiam A D SISS BOOK STORE L ICVJIi IJ 1 iiiI APRIL MI INDIANA pifronageot Stock Iic1pnglnr demonstration circumstances tbd the MADISONVILLH A1v a- r o 1IRONING T A 1s ItiiiSPAROHINyEN REQUIRES NO COOKING 1GEIONE POUND OF THIS STARCH WILL GO HALFIypc1URtD ONL e T5JCHUBINGER BROSC9 KEOKUKjOWA NEW HAVENCONN tF lllnlnijMUJlnIW IIIIitt1I1IIIII Thl experience tarcb la Is prepared on zefentlflo principles men who havohad years or practical dresses to thou natura1whmitenessaudfmpartabeantifulandlatingflnjh It lathe onl starch containing arsenic alum or aUlother substance Injurious to linen and can used OTCU for a baby powder For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers NIITIONhL CALL TO flRM- Plans Being Formulated in Congress for Calling Out two Hundred Thousand Soldiers REGULARS VOLUNTEERS AND MILITIA A Hill llpln Drawn Upon tho Presumption That time at iaoof time Cuban Ilriolu lions Sloan War and WIU Necosultati tho Kapld Concentnttloa of a Large Study of Med nowlelnfrthe placing of ibit2OOO0O soldiers In round numbers aT the disposal df tho government within a very short time npprovcdbytlon is based on the following figures covered In plans already m oilect or In contemplation viz Standing Army 27000 by call for volunteers 00000 by calling out slate militia 75000 or 100 000 by army reor ganization bill 5 000 Leaving aside the present regular array force the second und fourth Items arc practically settled on in committee while tho third as to state JoMscdersta11lzeIntonumbers stated The bill drawn up by the war department for introduction by Kcpre sentatlvel1lelmlrmlln of the mill any committee authorizes tho pros dent to call for something like 60000 volunteers to be drawn through the various states Whilo this method obviates the legal technicalities in I volvcd in thcscrvices of state militia organizations it is Jllcely time volun quotasfurnIshedterritorial governors will como from within state military rankscIn tho house on militia n plan to effectually put a largo number of time militia at too disposal of tho president is being formulated Somo tlilnlr 100000 exeeslve buj Clmmtirma Marsh amid otlmer rrlard time figure os IesoIlltionsReprcsentative i u thnytimucexecutive action by legislative enactment I rungAt the same time fiu army reorgan bythethe military affairs committee to meet objections It Is prSposcd to extend ime army organization to the three battalion war c Preasemen each This measure it is claimed may bring about 5000 moro men into the regular service to be added to tho present 27000 regular troops First Cull tTlll be for Eighty Ttioasand leiViiiovoxpartmcnt has practically decided that i rienimo several states There ore some complications in the matter which it w v phichall today and may delay it even I- Little longer ADVICESFROM PORTO RICO Talk of rorclng NatumlUeil Americans to Urcluro Thetn elve nnd Leave tho islandOST TIIOHAS West Indies April 10 Advices received hero from Porto Ittco show thero Is agitation there with the object of forcing naturalized Americana m to declare themselves cud leave the is andltmrtimom peivedeparturo consuls and It is said that many peoplo aro ready oJ1portunlty orJered Porto Ilico The senatorial elections which took jace on April as prear rJllilcil In d lHM ralvjtor Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be 1 Illinois Central R R TO CALIFORNIA Th in connection with the SoBtbenjflPacifi Through Wiiklf +i TOURIST SLEEPING GAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisvlllson I C R R fast New Orleans Iimlledtl7- amEVERYTHURSDAY for Los Angeles anti San Francisca with o a Atfor tbe Pacific Coast and on Tnesdays and Saturdays after January 4 tSgti Y with tb- eSunset j Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving special Ibroughservice to San Francisco Partic lars of Agents ot the I C R R and connecting lines S Q Hatch Die Pass Agent Cincinnati I hn 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instructive ilY 15 CENTS A COPY by mail bend your order to- THE t BEEE- ARLtNGTON Kv Co Compound sctjptioiis properjjfattaliPS time It requires experience and a complete knowledge x of drugs II the druggist toha ve a largs amouhljof drugs fresh drugs lie rousF give the best possible workgnd for compensation he must reason abld t WITH TilE ABOVE FACTS RR1IEM tIER WERE CAREFUL ST BERr IARD DRUQSTORJB i i i t I r l4 1r j- I 4 t 4 tBC r iiJ V e IeePAUL M MOORE Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated it Enured the Pcttoffict at Earllugton as Second uasllnattef SUBSCRIPTION RATES Ont Year strictly In advance uu uto00 so J iThreeMondi 23 Slncle 3 copies mailed tree on application i Carreipondenti wanted In all parts the I eauolT Address us for particulars l t liTHURSDAY APRIL ai 1898 A CfctRjassue of Dunns Review says yt is interesting to note that nearly all branches of busi ness show surprising improve ment GEN LEW WALLACE the famous r J f atitlior warrior has abandoned his 1 race for Congress and will take the field for Cuban independence and humanity i IT is rumored that Hon J W Yerkes of Danville will ask lor a commission and enlist a regiment of Kentucky volunteers to help ex i ov pel the Spaniards from the West rn map y THE chief of the Agricultural Department of Kentucky discovers i from late reports that the fruit crop I is not so badly damaged as at first stated This is encouraging and- in accord with the usual spring reports ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF TilE 3 NAVy Roosevelt is said to contemplate taking the field with Gen Lee in the army of occupation and r official circles are fearful that he r vill do so Mr Roosevelt is an able man in the right place- TilE issue is now with the Con gress I have exhausted every ef i 1fortto relieve the intolerable con t dition of affairs which is at our doors Prepared to execute every obligation imposed upon me by the Constitution and the law I await i your action President McKinley- to Congress on Cuban question- April n 1898 4 Tar only hope of relief and re pose from a condition which cant no longer be endured is the en forced pacification of Cuba In the name of humanity in the name of injuredIthe right and duty to speak and act the war inCubamuststopFrom President McKinleys message- April ii 1898 i THE President did not await the- Y decision of Congress but anticI- pated it While the Senate and the 1 l House were adjusting their differ ences over the resolutions the President was moving the troops to the Southern coast and completing all arrangements in detail for the coming conflict He has moved in advance of Congress and the army and navy are ready TilE total money in circulation j in the United States is 1756058 5 645 the greatest in the countrys fS history This amount too is 246000000 in excess of the money in circulation at the date of 5 the Chicago convention which declared r that no material increase in our currency could be effected ex cept through the adoption of free and unlimited coinage of silver THERE was a great blow in Spain 1 over the gift of 200000 to the sii government by the Qeeen Regent uIaj for war purposes Such a small liitemmakes scarce a ripple on this J side George Goulda private citizen tendered to the United 4 v States Government his private- yacht the cost of which is much i more than the Queen Regents JV donation Other private citizens have made similar offers TIlE President will call for a war loan from the the people No necessity exists now to apply to a syndicate of the very wealthy c hankers of the world The people have moneygold silver paper i all goodnot in their old socks theyfnut and take in exchange three per cent U S bonds to be issued in niulllpleof 1050 for the popular war loan- K THE country at large is in excel jfot condition financially and the r U response to the call for a popular ir the Government for war1 iLiII be I I arty And qiifFi- U Ir i ii lx cient There is more money in the country than ever before and the deposits in National State and Savings banks are greater now than they ever were Patriotism abounds in the United States and the people will gladly become the bondholders for the nation to sup ply the necessary war fund CHAIRMAN COLDEWAVof the Ken tucky Cuban Relief Committee with hadquarters at Louisville has received a special call for re lief supplies to help load the two Red Cross steamers that are to be sent one this week and the other in three weeks Whatever Kentuckians have to contribute to tIns cause in money or supplies will be handled promptly by Mr Colde way The statement is made that these vessels will have naval convoyand army escort if neces sary TilE national Treasury is ready for the war emergency The money in the country has increased at the rate of nearly 12000000 a month since the Chicago conven tion and is now greater in amount than ever before in the countrys history Notwithstanding war rumors gold has been pouring into the country at the rate of more than a million dollars a day Oo April ist the gold in circulation was more than 582000000 and was greater in amount by many millions than at any previous date in our history IT is interesting to note the great progress made by the administra tion in war preparation since Congress at the request of the President voiedthe 50000000 appropriation for national defense At that time it is stated on the best authority there were not five rounds of ammunition at the coast for the fortifications and the ships did not have ammunition enough for a good battle Now thanks to the activity of the administra tion our fortifications are in good order we have many new vessels added to the navy and the troops are being rapidly mobilized on the Southern coast They all have the necessary guns and ammuni tion and are ready instantly to execute the will of Congress Remember the Maine The first movement upon Cuba will be with food for the starving Humanity is the key note of the movement against the Spanish Remember the Maine will be the war cry- Rush Orders for Cellulose Owensboro Kyf April I6Thegovernment has ordered the cellu lose company here to ship at once 10000 pounds of cellulose to gunboatBancroft ders The Compauy is six months behind Two Sets of Triplets I7AtUticaCharles Rhodes gave birth to three boys all fully developed and healthy At Knottsville last week Mrs Wm Payne gave birth to two girls and a boy all of whom are doing well a She Wants to be Nurse IgMrsElizabeth applicationlorevent of war She is highly edu cated handsome and ja former school teacher Knights of Pythias Will Enlist For War Lancaster Ky April I8Capt KnightsPythiasstructions this morning from State Commander Cowden to enlist a company immediately for four months warfare and 150 volun teers will he secured easily First Company of Volunteers Frankfort Ky April ISEdg- ar Park of Irvine Estill county arrived here Park said to Gov ernor Bradley that he had raised a company of 100 men and was ready to enlist Governor Bradley stated to Park that his name would be recorded on the list and proper notice made to the authorities Another Mountain CompanyI 17HonJeffreceived permission from Adjt Gen Collier and Gov Bradley au thorizing him to organize a com pany of state guards with armory and headquarters at captamHenderson Road Free Henderson Ky April I9To morrow at noon the tollgates on the pikes of this county will be thrown open free of tollas the county will have executed its obligation to the turnpike companies thousanddollarsThe amount is to be paid in install eightyears inNorthfour or five feet TilEBEE V I a I The Worlds Great Blood Purifier is Hoods Sarsaparilla Which absolutely Cures every form of Impure blood from The pimple on your Face to the great Scrofula sore which Drains your system Thousands of people Testify that Hoods- Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula Salt Rheum Dyspepsia Malaria Catarrh Rheumatism And That Tired Feeling Remember this And get Hoods And only Hoods HELPED THE FARMER Importation of Farm Products Greatly Reduced New Tariff Law has Worked Great Benefits to Agriculture n Special correspondence Washington D C April iS Has the new protective tariff helped the farmer in the way of giving him better pricesj It was shown recently that since the adoption of the new tariff the importation of farm products had been greatly reduced That is good enough as far as it goes It is also easy to show that the exportation of farm productions has greatly increased as compared with last year which is also good as lar as it goes But is the farmer getting better prices for his productions since the en actment of the new tariff law Everybody knows of course that prices have advanced within the last year or two especially since the country rejected the free coin age proposition and advertised to the world that it proposed to stand on a sound money basis But it is important to the average farmer who wants to consider this question intelligently to know how the range of prices is compared with the date of the adoption of the new tariff law nearly nine months ago Fortunately it is practicable to supply the information and it shows that in nearly every article of farm production there has been an advance in prices since the en actment of the Dingley law Brad streets which is an accepted au thority publishes from time to time tables showing the prices in New York and other great business cen ters of various articles of farm pro duction also various articles of general consumption by farmers and other people These tables quote the prices of articles in ques tion at the beginning of each month considered The new tariff act went into operation 26 and by comparing the prices that existed at the beginning of that month with those at the beginning of the present month it is practicable to determine whether or not the new tariff law is making itself felt in its effect upon the prices of farm products If there were advances in only an occasional article it might be assumed that they could not properly be accredited to the new tariff law But this is not the case for an examination of the list of articles of farm production shows that practically every one of them has advanced in price since the be ginning of the month in which the new law went into operation Read the following table and see for yourselves The prices quoted arc those ot the New York markets except in cases where other places arc specified 1893Wheat 345OaltDarter No a333Ry-e 4 Western40 58 423BeevesSheep 423 475- 110g 340 393 074Hogi083Beet033ButterBeans marrow per bu 113 140 Potatoes 113 aoo Dry hides lit 20 Wool Ohio X20 2- 6hops07 13 046HaypenooCottonseed per ton riooo While the above table shows that the prices of practically all are ticles of farm production have ad vanced since the enactment of the tariff law it is also found that many articles used by farmers or at least productions adoption of the new tariff law thus giving them the double advantage productions which they must buy The following table shows the prices of articles used by the farmers or utilfzed by those engaged in the transpor tation of their productionsJuly April I 897 18g8 SPrintjiPigjsooCoalPetroleum crude per bbl 90 77 037TarperbblPhosphate rock per ton 313 300 The Cowboys Ultimatum From the Denver Times Now Spain pick up yer duds an git enoughAnOr dont be glvin us yer guff Were goin1 to feed them tellers there An give em better pastur tew You might as well jes figger now It aint what you purpose to dew1 Fer were the people over here scootErAn throwln In some shots to boot Weve monkeyed now fer thirty years galootsAnYouve simply got terhoot the chutes ii MM- frSlSS DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE Arrangement for Nomination in Congressional Race Attempted SuicideTeachers As sociation flajor Crumbaugh Takes Office Hopkiasville AprillTbe Democratic Executive Committee of the Second Congressional district met here this morning to arrange for nominating a Congressional candidate The official call orders precinct county and district conventions to be June ajih 37th and soAh in the order named the district convention to be held at Henderson at one oclock po m The basis ot represeotieo for the various coun ties is to be one ddegate vote for each zoo vOtes rend friction over zoo votes cast for the Bryan electors ia 1S96 waDd the representatioa xrxs Said for the various counties as follows ChrutUa It EUvins = 5 Hancock 5 Hen dersca lo HofXias 17 McLean 7 Union 17 Webster u Nec essary to choice 54 and a ncta Geo Burnett who atteapttd ssxkd at Eddyvflle last FrkUr aftsrocon recently lived in this city and was eaployed white here as a salesnaa ia the Racket stare He took Uodacuct after a srte The doctor saved his life I Eider I W MitcheM his been eoc1gNI to preach twice a month at Liberty near Hoptinsnlle and has decided ra cult his home here His easg cseal btgics next Sunday Major S R Crnnbaajb has tikea SupnisigInspectornati district with headquarters in that city Major Grambangh has many friends ia Christian county and Westera Keoteckr who are glad at the news of hIS saccessfnt attainment to a good office in the jcovtra aaent service Cbrisli111people of good Bat they are disappointed that there should Dot hae come out ot so much evangelistic work more visible results Up lo Sunday last there had not been one addition to any ot the Hopkinsville churches since the meeting began Rev John S Cheek has been conducting a protracted meeting at the Baptist church nightTherechurch this week The Teachers Association of the Second district will meet in this city Friday and Saturday of this week Snpt E H Mark of Louisville City Schools will lecture at the llethodist church on the topic Electricity Friday evening Mr C F Jarrett has accepted the invitation to deliver an address before the State Commercial convention on the sub ject Our Agricultural Opportunities and Needs MORTONS GAP Dr A W Davis ana sister Mrs M Cain were in Madisonville Monday on businessMrs Steele visited her parents in Madisonvile Saturday Mrs J H Coleman and children of Crofton visited the family of Ben T Rob inson last week Roy Leslie and Carlstedt Robinson vis EarlingtonSunday Mr John Dulin and family were in the Gap several days lately to see B C Rice who is very sick Dr Pasco Moore of White Plains who has been attending a medical college at St Louis has graduated with honors and has returned to make for himself a mark in the world y We understand Dr A W Davis will soon locate in Earlington and there hang his shingle to the breeze We predict for professionMr C S Jackson will soon depart for Draughonsbusiness noble efforts C One of our prominent citizens look a chair and went fishing Sunday and fished in a small mill pond his pole was so long that it reached the further shore and be had been Wishing on dry land all morning and no doubt would have continued to do so until the sun had gone down on the Western Horizon but for a friend passing that way who told him to get back farther or get a shorter pole So he then cut bis pole in two and fished on until the shades of evening did appear The message of that patriot soldier statesman and President Wm McKinley legislalive United States It will remain as a monu ment to his greatness full of wisdom patriotism and national honor firm in his demands moved neither by predjudice nor passion buj justice and mercy are the grounds upon which be presents his claims his position will be sustained and awaiting the command we will move onward a united and mighty nation he bearing aloft the stars and stripes under whose magnifi cent folds are seventy millions of people ready to sacrifice their lives if need be to keep that banner afloat Backed by the constitution and the law we are confident and supreme ST CHARLES Mr Dick Woodruff and wife spent Tues day with relatives in Madisonville Mrs Elmer Harris is on the sick list this weekMr Taylor Cranor was in townSatur day Mr Joe Ashmore ant wife of the coun try were in town Saturday Mr J Q Johuson visited in Christian County Sunday Rev Wright filled his regular appoint ment at Christian Church Sunday spentSundayMr George Goldswortby who for some Advice to I ConsumptivesThere dies that every person with weak lungs or with consumption itself should understand These remedies will cure about every case in its first stages and many of those more advanced It is only the most advanced that are hopeless Even these are wonderfully relieved and life prolongedWhat Fresh air proper food and i i scons Emulsion I of CodLiver Oil with Hypo phosphites Be afraid of draughts but not of fresh air Eat nutritious food and drink plenty of milk Do not forget that Scotts Emulsion is the oldest the most thoroughly tested and the highest en I dorsed of all remedies for weak throats weak lungs and consumption in all its stg I drugletiSCOTT si44 4+ 4S + 45e 84 +4 time has been staying with relatives here on account of sickness returned home Friday JinMrs Kate Hewlett is spending Ibis week with her daughter who is ill at Midi Isonville Mrs Minnie Cash of Dulaney is visit lug relatives here this week Messrs Gabe Jennings and Bass Hibbs spent Saturday at Madisonville fsonvillespentSundayMr Chas Jenkins and wife visited rela tires at Madisonville Sunday Mr Lot Hanks of Underwood was in town Saturday Mr Chas Gribble was at Madisonville Monday Mr Ben GillHUmt spent Monday at Madisonville ISttkers alter gold are often disap Seekers after health take Hoods rsaparilli and find it meets every expect atioa DOWN IN THE MINES Qaite a number of miners from Barnes Icy came down last Saturday night and spent several boors out at the lake fishing This has been a busy week lor the SI Bernard official force preparing for and theyhiveGeorge Doctrey who has for sears past worked worked for the St Brraird Com pany now declares be will it allowed at tick himself himself to the V S anay Joattopn1 alt idea el vtsitis the Kkalite rtjxatl Sra1ishI 1Britishstrnctioas frost their hone carersaeat ta declare coal ccatrabaaj ia the treat of war Foreraaa Thcs Robiesoa says the Em pire mines only stop nowben there is a funeral so rushed are they with orders Strange to say he don t talk Klodfks now fightSpainKansas City MoThe Central Coal and Coke Company of this is corresponding with the government in regard to coal for battleships Should coal be purchased here it wilt be shipped to Galveston or Port Arthur Joe Huff met with a slight accident one day last week while working at the mines He stepped upon a nail which stuck nearly through his foot and from the result be has been unable to work for several days past but at this writing he is improving Great indignation was the result when last Saturday at Fortress Monroe Va a Spanish coaling vessel was loaded first with coal while the flying squadron was waiting CorCuel American vessels de serve attention first Mr Welsh who is officially connected with a Montana Coal Company arrived testing Montana coal has been shipped here and will be crushed and washed under his supervision This is undoubtedly the first car of coal ever shipped to this State from a point so distant and has been the object of much curiosity to those engaged in the coal business The freight on this car of coalwe understand was over 300 Mr Welsh says coal up in Montana sells pertonNorfolk VaTbree thousand tons of Pocabontas coal left here lonignt for St Vincent Cape Verde Islands It went from the Lamberts Point coaling station IIampsteadCaptof Philadelphia where the clearing agets Hampsleadclearedclosed this evening The Hempstead are rived in water ballast early today from New York and all day a large force was employed in loading the vessel The coal significantCacigether with the Spanish armored cruisers Infanta Maria Teresa and Cristobal Colon are now at that poiut and it it believed that the coal is intended for that fleet W G Knight national organizer of the U M W A is In the city in the interest of the local union Mr Knight was tot two years president of the district of Indiana and has now for some lime been holding a national office being regarded as one of the best posted men on the condi lions of mines and miners in the union His business here was the adjustment of the differences between the miners and operators in this district and we learn that they came to terms at their yesterday mornings meeting which will prove satis factory to all concerned Central City RepublicanLast Courier Journal contained this excellent article on what constitutes contraband of war and as IL refers to the product of our miners we here give the the article in full In a former article in these columns it was stated that there was considerable difference of opinion as to what constitutes contraband of war This disagreement is of special interest just now with reference to coal The older writers on international law laid down the principle that all articles suitable to bu used in war are always con traband that those useful only for civil purposes arc never contrband and that those of indiscriminate use in peace and war may or may not be contraband ac cording to the particular circumstances of the war Later decisions have done some thing to define more clearly what articles are contraband and in general they are more liberal than formerly At the same time changes in war methods have altered the relative importance of particular com modules Munitions of war are contraband This includes arms ammunition gun car riages wagons for transporting ammuni Lion belts scabbards holsters and the like It also includes vessels built for use in war and certain articles almost exclus- Ively used for military such as the materials for gunpowder When we come to manufactured articles the term contraband will include masts spars rudders cordage and other things useful to vessels of war These principles were laid down when navies consisted ot wooden sailing vessels Now however they are mainly iron or steel steamers and tbe doctrine with reference to sail and masts applies with equal reason to marine en gines boiler plates screw propellers and the like But all these are utterly useless for naval purposes without coal It is coal that furnishes the power to move tbe machinery and the ship itself A neutral who furnishes coal to a warship virtually furnishes tbe ship and cargo armament and crew since supplying coal makes all of these effectual when without it they would be innocuous Great Brilian with her great naval in terests was prompt to discerif the great change wrought by the revolution in ship building and made the suggestion that coal ought to be treated as contraband of war It is true that Great Brilian is well IbenIalso greater and ills by no means certain that the rule she proposed would not be embarasslng to ber in case of war In the Austrian and French war in 1859 and in our civil war Great Brltlan acted for the jnost part upon the Idea that coal was contraband In the FrancoPrussian war there was complaint Iraqi Bismarck that coal was shipped from English to French ports but Great Britain said that this coal had to run its chances of the German war sblps or in other words it was lawful prize if seized The vital question however relates to the taking of coal in neutral ports by war a Great Uritian in 186a said that a belligerent ship should be allowed to take coal enough to take it to the nearest in its own country Tbs objection to rule is that very often It would require- a good deal more coal to take a to the nearest port in Its own country than it would to lake it to a port the enemy and for that reason It does not appear wellconsidered The truth Is coal furnished to a beligerent purrseandthe appears At the same it must be confessed that this princi has not received the assent of the great subjectrorOf course the matter of coal is one that might affect both sides in a war with Spain Our own resources for getting coal am much better than Spains but there might be times when it would be extremely convenient and even necessary for us to purchase coal in neutral port But the question of coal will necessarily be em harassing to Spain and our cruisers would be pretty certain to capture if possible anrvessel carrying coa Cuban ports IS a of regret however that the status of coal furnished to warships during hostilities has not been better defined To those livingi- n malarial districts Tutts Pills are indispensible theykeep the system in perfect order and arc an absolute cure for sick headache indigestion malaria torpid liver constipa tion and all bilious diseases Tutts Liver Pillsr- sssssaasuissuuu lisa DETECTIVEVtwantaesxaia ewty JaeaK- itj la at as private Dtttctlre- ttader iawronicot Experience onatcesixrr Address COOPEKATIVE J BETCCTIVI UEKCr- NaOmlta Te- nasassssssuissisapsissu Capital StMt Paid ta Sirplis read 50000 200IC- OMMEKCEB BUSINESS IN 1117 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numercus It is not to busi talklnltIheyknow men wage earners and to women Theres safetyIf tbe bank is a good one Theres convenIence the money always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY DR MENDENTTATTS IMPROVED GRILL AND Ml CURB GUARANTEED TO cum CHILLS AND FEVER NeatIblgnaturo of J O iKndenball Prlco 5O cents at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY BY T O lUENDENlIALLEVANSVILLE IND K7CrabtreeKentucky Young man dress up Dont be a fop but look well dressed- Our Tailor Made Cloth ing is well and artisti cally made We have stacks of samples Genuine goods at reasonable prIces BernardGant BEST TRAINS TO Kansas City Montana Colorado Pacific Coast Utah Washington Omaha St Paul Nebraska Black Hills- VIA St Louis or Chicago VESTIBULED TRAINS SLEEPERS1DIJlIJlBCAIS F M HUGO THAV PAS3R AQEHT ST LOUIO UC HOWARD ELLIOTT OEH1MQRIT LOUIS NO- L w WAltElrY 05141PAWRAOTIT LOUtM5 I CLOTHINGv ow wq y OUR SPRING CLOTHING 15 INI HAVE YOU SBBN ITP Some times in our hurry we tear we do not talk rnrniRh about our Clothing Now let us say right l eri theres no part of our entire stock wo are of No department that ii more complete We buy our Clothing from all parts ot the country some from the South some from the West and some from the East and putting the whole together enables us la show as handanm oncinmnlI tin nr rlnlllna you want lo see ur2opercefltdjsiuntuiewebsddung r January and put us In good shape for our New Clean Spring Stock and we want you lo come In and see yourNowyou when once In our Pretty Patterns and Correct Prices will do the rest I r J1 We begun Mens Suits this Spring at 130 and run up to 1500 Of course the lajo a not very much but you cant stand the pressure If you will only allow us to show you our joo 600 f700 and 1000 suits While If you want an Elegant Wedding Suit or If you have been in the habit of having your suit nude and paying from 2000 to 3000 for it let us show you our Matchless 1500 Suits BISHOPCOMADISONVILL YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT l t BuiIdaHome i I I Repair ca House B 11 y4 i Now is the 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Wbltlakert Almanac In Europe PRICE 28 ONT POSTAGE PAID Send all orders to THE BEE Earlington Ky 444444ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE UJU12 IL Nwz If looked over our new line enfgI owould at once say that you I would like them stuck up on your rooms It is a pleasure to i pg to us to show them 1n I COME IN AND ASK 0 01 TO SEE THEM ffl ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE 44WILtARDHOTEL W S MILLER JR MANAGER = BEST 3 and 250 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE Subscribe for The Bea r LII i r T II 1 4 Vy I I SAI iw i c 1 I 4 I Lfej loee 1 By 3n6usiru we1t tite Q LOCALNEVS Mrs Mary Adams of Allensville I visjtmg Mrs Frankie Williams teek 1i fr Isaac Fox of Earlington 11 Mr Chas Egloff a short visit Sunday Masters Leo and Ray Herbr countrywith littledaughterweek with relatives here HopkrnsvilleMr and Mrs D W Umstead of this place Miss Alma Hanna of Madison ville spent a couple of days in the country with Misses Mary and Agatha Egloff We are indebted to Mrs Chas andfragrantof balmy spring into the editors office 2 HtatTAmong the topics to be dis cussedat the State Commercial f expedite I and develop the mineral and other of Kentucky 1resourcesThe Louisville May Music Festival on May 9 10 and II promises to be the biggest event held in Louisville for many years The Ituaranteefllnd t rapidfirethrough here by the L N road bound for coast defense fortifica tions on the South Atlantic and gulf coasts There are more to follow intenselyinterested hang on every bit of news relative thereto And we have managed to have all the important news fresh and hot The sale of daily 1 papers is enormous and growing Madame Johana Gadski who is to sing at the Louisville May Festival is the pnma donna of the Wagner Opera Company led by Damrosch She is to sing in Massenets jEve and in a grand Wagner concert in conjunction with other first class soloists Mr J J Lipscomb was in Earl ington Tuesday and his visit had more than ordinary significance lie came to see his new grand daughter born to the happy parents Mr and Mrs J W Lip scomb last Friday night The parents arc proud the grandfather perhaps prouder KelleyKing At the Sunday morning service or Elder K H Teel at Wallonia Mr John W Kelley and Miss Mat tie King were united in matrimony Mr Teel officiating The groom is a promising Trigg county man and Master Commissioner for popus 1 4and a very large number of friends I were present Flowers abounded and all went as merry as the tradi tional marriage bell We guarantee the knot was tell tied Elder Teel keeps in practice Birthday Remembered Yesterday was the twentyseventh birthday of Rev C C Hall and that divine was surprised beyond measure by the early appearance of a special committee who pre sented him a nice suit of clothes and his good seven eights a new dress and shoes the joint gift of members and innumerable friends The reverend gentlemans tongue clove to the roof of himouth tighter than a porous plaster and all his efforts to express the avalanche of gratitude which overwhelmed his heart proved a flat footed failure but to each and every one of the generous donors lie desires to express his gratitude and assures them that their unsel fish generosity will ever be held in remembrance and that all the words in Websters Unabridged Dictionary would not express a 2 fraction of his grateful appreciation I of their liberal kindness 1 Gathering of Teachers 3 At Hanson there are anumber of young teachers in Prin McCulleys training classes Tuition and board moot reasonable In the college to be established there next fall tuition will be free Only a lim tell number can be enrolled the first year Register early A E MCCULLEY A M- Hanson Ky I CLIFF SLATON CUT Wounded While flaking Arrest Is Doing Well and Will Recover Clifton Slaton night policeman of Madisonville received serious wounds from a knife in the hands of Pow Scott Monday night while endeavoring to arrest him It is said that Slaton clubbed Scott and that Pete Bradley interfered and caught and held the club that Slaton freed himself by using his revolver as a persuader but that while thus engaged Scott stabbed him One thrust of the knife cut Slatons watch case open and an other inflicted an ugly cut in the lower ribs Slaton did not know untilsome time later that he was cut Scott was released on bond It is thought that Mr Slaton will recover and he is reported to be doing well Beware of Ointments For Catarrh that Contain Mercury- as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange the whole system when entering it through the mucous surfaces Such articles should never be used except on prescriptions from rep utable physicians as the damage they possiblyderivemanufactured by F J Cheney Co To ledo 0 contains no mcrcuryand is taken internally acting pirectly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system In buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and made in Toledo 0 by P J Cheney Co Testimonials free Sold by Druggists price 75C per bottle Halls Family Pills are the best Shadow of War Tax Considerable activity has been manifested of late in manu factured tobacco in anticipa tion of an increase of tax in the event of war It is thought that the additional tax will be about six cents a pound Earling ton merchants were buying the dark plug fast and furious early this week Coffee was also in the rush because of a probable war tax A certain brand of roasted coffee could not be had because the makers would give no prices Other brands were sold only in limited quantities to anyone dealer The way a certain popular grocery drummer was rustling about saving money for his customers was interesting to look upon A Narrow Escape Thankful words written by Mrs Ada E Hart of Groton S D Was taken with a bad cold which settled on my lungs cough set in and finally terminated in Con sayIng myself up to my Saviour determined U I could not stay with my friends on earth I MyhusbandNew Discovery for Consumption Cougs and Colds I gave it a trial took in all eight bottles It has cured me and thank God I am saved and now a well and healthy woman IITrial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store Regular size Soc and troo Guaranteed or price refunded St Bernard Meeting The annual stockholders and die rectors meetings of the St Bernard Coal Company were held in the general offices of the company at this place yesterday The us ual dividend was paid The stock holders from elsewhere who at tended the meeting were Messrs H B Hanson Saratoga Springs N Yj W H Howe Nashville Tenn E G Sebree Jr Hender son Ky Julian F Grace Clarks- ville Tenn E P Campbell Hopkinsville Ky The same of ficers were reelected without change Americans are the most inventive people on earth To them have been issued 630000 patents or more than onethird of all the patents issued in the world No discovery of modern years has been of greater benefit to mankind than Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy or has done more to relieve pain and suffering I W Vaughn of Oaktown Ky says I have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in my family for several years and find it to be the best medicine I ever used for cramps In the stomach and bowels For sale by the St Bernard Drug Store Uarlington Den- T Robinson Mortons Gap George King Si Charles The State Commercial Conven tion will make an earnest effort to extend and improve our country roads to enhance the value of agricultural products by diversify ing our products and considering the best means for reaching the worlds markets The Sure La Grippe Cure There is no use suffering from this dreadful malady if you will only get the right remedy You are having pain all through your body your liver is out of or der have no appetite no life or ambition have a bad cold in fact are completely used up Electric Bitters Is the only rem edy that will give you prompt and sure relief Tbey act directly on your Liver Stomach and Kidneys tone up the whole system and make you feel like a new being They are guaranteed to cure or price re funded For sale at St Betnard Drug Store Only 50 cents per bottle There are something like 40000 public schools in Japan The Buildings are well built and very comfortable education being com pulsory Two years ago R J Warren a druggist at Pleasant Brook N Y bought a small supply of Chamberlains Cough Remedy He sums up the result as follows At that time the oods were unknown in this sec lion today Chamberlains Cough Remedy is a household word It is the same in hundreds of communities Where ever the good qualities of Chamberlains Cough Remedy ome known people will have nothing else 35 and 50 cent bottles for salo by St Bernard Drug Store Uarlihglou Gao King St Charles Lien T Robinson Mortons Gap k1 p r ANDY CATHARTIC i CURECOHSTIPATIOH 0 t ALL 25O 4 DRUGGISTS ears e t rcetfi tUii fftscmt m tb 1 tbcflI 119vI I iu V i GUARATEEDto kerr nip nt n itmlrmlts S B 7auuuisu rrIeI ATCBUNQ HINEBI C cbIcsRXootrlIDorcIwTork eli L TIlE COLORED TROOPS Fought Indians in the West and Will Fight Spaniards In Cuba Some Indication of Their Belig erent Spirits There were three of the colored soldiers of the Twenty fifth In fantry which passed through Earl ington last Thursday morning who formerly worked in the coal mines at this place Quite a number of people both white and colored were at the sta tion to see the troops go through and these men were seen and jubilant after years of service among the Indians on the Northwestern frontier and the prospect for action against the Spanish In the event of hostilities these coloredsoldiers will most likely be the first on the field Two companies of them were rushed at once to Key West and the rest went into camp at Chickamauga Park One of them who had been an Earlington miner said he used to shoot coal and he reckoned he could shoot Spaniards They seemed to have fight in them and were well equipped for battle At Nashville a restaurant keeper said to some of them What are they sending you fellows south for you cant fight A colored sol dier replied Well Ill just show you about that and he hit him so hard that he lost all interest in surroundings and had not recovered when the military train left the city Of Great Benefit I have taken several bottles of Hoods Sarsaparilla and it has been of great bene fit to me I was all run down in health yearsInever found any that did me as much good as Hoods Sarsaparilla MRS HARRIET BISIIOP Colesburg Tenn Hoods Pills are easy to take easy to op erate I We understand that the business men of Louisville have made arrangements to royally entertain the business aud professional men of Kentucky who will attend the State Commercial Convention to be held in that city on May n and 12 HenryStmatism for ovr eight months She doc tored for it nearly the whole of tne time using various remedies recommended by physiciansbutand a half bottles of Chamberlains Pain Balm which effected a complete cure This is published at her request as she wants others similarly afflicted to know what cured her 35 and 50 cent sizes for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earling ton George King St Charles lien Rob inson Mortons Gap Music lovers will have an opportunity of hear some of the greatest artist of Europe and America at the Louisville May 9 10 and II No expense has been spared to make the live concerts of the Festival as attractive as possible Everybody Says So Coscareta Candy Cathartic Uio most wonderful medical dscoveiy of the age pleasant and refreshing to taste act and positively on Jd and bowels cleansing the ontiro system colds cure headache fever constipation and biliousness Please buy and a box ot U a C today 1023150 cents HuM and guaranteed to cure France pays in pensions every year 70000000 francs of which 25000000 are subtracted from the salaries of officials Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains posltIJely guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price ajc per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store workingdaysUnited States 278 in England and 267 in Russia OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN GOLD We will pay One Hundred Dollar In Gold lor- An and erery case of congU and colds where no benefit In derlred front the one of Dr Ottos liiJurlouNSold by St Bernard Drug Store A good horse can travel 400 yards in 44 minutes at a walk 400 yards in 2 minutes in a trot apd 400 yards in i minute at a gallop Whenever a druggist tells you be has something just as good for coughs colds grip etc as Dr Bells Pine Tar Honey he is thinking of his profit and not of your welfare We make the genuine and authorize all druggists to guarantee it to be the best on earth The E K Suther land Medicine Co PaducahKy Sole by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Geo King at Chatlrs The London Times spends about 2000000 a year Its receipts for advertising average 5000 a day flatil Tgbicco Spit and Smoke Tour Ire Away Tq quit tobacco easily and forever be mug Jctlc full of life nervo anti visor take NoTo bile thevrnnilerworker that makes weak iricn strong AI druggists Me or 11 Cure Buaran teed Booklet ant sample tree Address Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or Now York Well flachlne for Sale- I haVe a good Well Drilling Machine with ten horse power threshing engine all in good run ning order which I will sell reason ably RICHARD PAIMK- Hapr2i8t St Charles Ky The second week in May will be a banner weekin Louisville The Music Festival the Commercial Convention and the Races will attract large crowds on May 9 10 and 1 1 One fare rates have been arranged on all the railroads Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsamthe most pleasant and reliable remedy for couffhtcoldi croup and all norenes of the throat enallil jungi Large txml s3rc and roc I Sold by SL Bernard Drug Store 0- w t i 4 C The Most Favorable Season To cure catarah is In the spring During the winter the patient is apt to take fresh cold and have a setback But if treatment Is begun in the spring and continued into summer nothing need be feared for the succeeding winter Of course it all de pends on the medicine There are a great many catarrh medicines which relieve the most dlagreeable symptoms temporarily Peruna cures more slowly but also more permanently than this class of medicines A course olperunadurlng the spring will cure catarrh moro quickly than at any other season Mr Walter H Tucker Concord N nwrites Dr Hartman as follows When I began taking your medicines four years ago 1 was suffering with chronic catarrb I had taken nearly two dozen bottles of a socalled catarrb cure without much relief Peruna cered the night sweats and dizziness it cured the cough I have had from my cradle I can say it saved my life Dr Hartman has published In book form- a series of lectures on various phases of chronic catarrh which be calls Winter Catarrh This book will be sent free to any address by the Peruna Drug Manu facturing Company Columbus Ohio Java is said to be the region of the globe where it thunders often est having thunderstorms on an average ninetyseven days of the year Many lives have been saved by the HoneyWhenracks your lungs no remedy is so prompt or effectual Can be given to children producebeneficialnard Drug Store Earlington Gea King St Charles Japan was originally civilized by way of China today Japan sends scholars and men of science to in struct the Chinese Dotter than A Klondike Gold Mint Good health Is when once lost When you have a Might cold or cough invest 25cln a bottle ot Dr Otto Spruce Gum nat Sam the return are greater than a half Interest In an Alatka gold mlnelugolduaot tray loW health lieware Sold by St Bernard Drug Store LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS It is aquestion not easy to decide whether a circus train or one loaded with soldiers is the greatest drawing card Agent Etheridge and family spent last Sundayat Nashville with relatives Wash home Sunday night Lively bidding has been going on by dif ferent railroad companies for the privilege of transporting the troops South at an early dayThe late section foreman Golden who died a short time ago held the boxed for the best section on the Henderson division for several years in succession Master of Trains Devney went to St Louisville Monday and accompanied the soldier boys on one of the trains over the St Louis and Henderson divisions Special attention is now being paid to the transportation of vegetables bound North One car of cabbage went North on a sectlan of train 52 last Monday So far the L N has bad the good for tune to the contract for transporting a large number of soldiers Soutb this week Sev eral trains of soldiers have passed over this division besides several car loads of can nons etc- Quite a number ot the boys congratulate themselves on what they say is a fact and that is that railroad men can not be forced into the army They do not like the idea of giving uy a Sixtydollar job for one of about one third that amount and then they might get shot The Henderson division bandied three trains ot soldiers last week Masters of Trains Devney and Sargent along with As sistant Superintendent Mann were each on transporlatlon Leo Kurd city passenger agent for the Louisville and Nashville ana Louisville veryillin Evansville A few days ago he underwent an operation and for a time bis life was despaired of It is thought be will recover The gross earnings of the L N Rail road Company for the first week in April amount to 382340 which ia distributed as follows freight 279490 passenger 73210 miscellaneous 29840 This shows an increase of 9930 over the gross earnings for the same period in 1897 The gross earnings of the road from July rst 189710 April ytb 1898 amount to 16849500 which shows an increase of r oi 8 68 2 over the earnings of the road for the same period in 1896 and 1897 Everyone has beard of haunted bouses but the railroad men know there are haunted cars as well For instance on the Louisville and Nashville there is a caboose known as 1908 which carries on in a most supernatural manner What do you say to a caboose that suddenly be gins to shake and shiver like a man with the ague and this too when it is standing alone on a track My informant solemnly asserted also that tqoS is subject to attacks of hysteria It jumps up and down at the slightest provocation He says it did the most remarkable thing however ono day near Richmond It was standing on a siding with all brakes set All at once it started and ran up grade over an embankment into a field CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ItnSignature of Sculptors say that the perfectly proportioned mouth is threequar ters of the length of the nose NoToDae for Fifty Cents Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak men strong blood pure Me It All druggists Suicide of Annie HcAfee Annie McAfee who committed suicide at Cincinnati Tuesday morning of this week was daugh ter of Dr McAfee formerly of Earlington Her home for sometime has been at Danville Ky from which section her father came when he moved to Earling ton some years since She took carbolic acid and morphine in a room at the St clair Hotel Cincinnati to Cure Constipation Forever Take Coscareis Candy Cathartic 106 orSia If C O Cfall to cure drvegl W refund money Dave Vinson foreman of the Si Ber nard Companys car shops says he has records having built a mine car in less than nine hours Four steamers are especially engaged in the exportation of onions from Egypt to England Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be 1 i FROM JEFFERSON BARRACKS Men and Munitions of War En route to Chickamauga QUICK SERVICE OVER THE ROAD Three sections of military trains were handled by the L N rail road Tuesday night and Wednes day morning from St Louis to Nashville enroute to Chickamauga Park They were the Cavalry troops from Jefferson Barracks Mo Two trains of horses equip ments and supplies preceded and were followed by the soldiers train consisting of ten day coaches and Pullman sleeper the latter for commissioned officers As they went South towards the carnage ot battle a cheery trumpet call saluted the big flag near the station ur Joloted iiens Alt communication and matter of news per laming to ibis column should be addressed to Gao ALIXANDEI Eirlmcton Ky Mrs Louis Watson of Mortons Gap visited friends here last week The C E met last Sunday evening but was poorly attended Come out Sun dayQuite spiritual meeting was conducted by Rev H H Gordon at the Baptist church Sunday We have been informed that the Baptist church at Mortons Gap has not yet called a pastor veryiiing somewhere A young lady rescued her musical instru ment from unwilling bands last Monday Wartics religioustics and politics but wartics have the day We have men in our town who can not read the papers yet they can diagram the situation We learned one ol up last week be fore day to see the soldiers but he was not on the train Mrs Nora Ross the teacher at Mortons Gap was the guest of Mr L A Pritchett last Sunday Rev Thomas Weir who has been con ducting a revival at White Plains passed I through here this week enroute to Nebo Mrs Thomas Karl has a very sick child at her bouse Mrs H Amos ion the sick list ReadingRoomnight Ed Bailey is considerably belter at this writing Quite a crowd of our people were in Madisonville Sunday Rev Foster was with us last week The conduct near the lake Saturday night was disgraceful The poem read in the A M It Zion Sunday school Sunday was well received by T H M Mr Teague Sr of St Charles passed through here Monday on his way to Atkin son College Thirtyfive scholars are now in attendance preparingforia May Mrs Lizzie Laurey buried her baby last SaturdayThe that passed through here last week landed in Key Wet last Sun i day The editor of the Hopkinsville Major says he wants to get up a company to go CubaWm Killebrew gave a good talk at the Christian Endeavor Sunday- In Memory of Brother Plus Duncan At a meeting of Zadok Lodge No 30 F A M the following resolutions were tendered Whereas It has Almighty God in his all wise providence to remove from our midst on April 2d 1898 our esteemed and beloved brother Pius Duncan He was made a Mason in 1891 and lived a consistent member in our lodge until his death He was In his jd ye r of his age when called from Ibis lodge to that celestial lodge above He was a good alwayslendingindigent having a cheerful word for all j gentle in manner zealous in the virtues of masonry and judging with firmness in all avocations He leaves a wife and relatives and many warm friends to whom these resolutions are tendered Resolved That in the death of our be loved brother this lodge has lost a worthy and useful member the community a good citizen and his wife a loving husband that we as Masons tender his bereaved wife and friends our heartfelt sympathy and pray for them that consolation which God alone can give and Resolved That we will wear the badge of mourning for thirty days that a copy of these resolutions be recorded in the lodge journal and a copy sent to TUB BEE for publication TIIOS VANCE Gao r SIMS Com J E TODD MORTONS GAP Willie Hamilton got his finger broken in the mines last week Tom Johnson has a sprained ankle Some of the young men are very much excited over the war question hence these accidentsGabe Brewer and Mesdames Queen Griffin anti Emma Rasco attended the funeral of their little niece Callie at Mad isonvilleMars Griffin was sick last week Mr and Mrs Lewis Clemons visited their mother in Nortonville Sunday R H Hall William Finger and Andrew Vaughn were in Eirlington on business last week D GGrady preached at Ilia Ujplisl church Sunday night Rev Jenkins of Ilopkinaville will preach here next Smaay There was agooJ crowd at the reading circle Sunday If the girls only knew how bad it looks to giggle and go in and out during services of any kind they would surely slop it Mr and Mrs Hall were in Madisonville FridayMrs Idella Blacklock and daughter returned home lat week Mrs Louisa Braizjr of Norlonville visited here last week John Phillips who has been In our midst for a year or mote will take his departure soonMrs Thomas Montgomery is on the sick list Mesdames Pauline Hopson and N H Ross were In town Saturday Johnnie Mitchell of IIip1iitiiv ill4 is visiting his mother here War broke out here last week between Sam Myers and George Eaton over me CubaSpain question in which thtj lormor received a severe cut from thi razor of Ihe latter Kilurate Your ItuweU With tmruiutCandy torueI 10i23o It CCOiaIidrugglstsretund money New Jersey was the first State permitting the right of suffrage to women Subscribe for THE BEE u if Th rtii1tt Ft1 f Under the Weather That is the common Spring complaint You feel logy dull Your appetite is poor Nothing tastes good You dont sleep well Work drags You cross every bridge before you como to it Theres lots of people have felt like you until they toned up tho system by taking tho great spring remedy Ayers Sarsaparilla Its been curing such coses for 60 years Try it yourself Bend for the Curebook tOO pages free J C Ayer Co Iowell Mass The Call to the Colors From the New York Mall and Express VirginiaAlabama People of the Southland answer For the land bath need of Ihee Herel from Sandy Rio Grande Where the Texan horsemen ride iHerel the hunters of Kentucky Hall from Cbatterawhas side Every toiler in the cotton ruggedmounlalneerVelvetvoiced Lifts his bead to answer Herel Some remain who charged with Picket Some survive who followed Lee They shall lead their sons to battle For the nag if need there be Are you ready California Arizona Idaho i Come oh come unto the colors Heard ye not the bugle blow Falls a bush in San Francis o In the busy hives of trade In the vineyards of Sonoma spidInPick and drill are flung aside Idly in Seattles harbor Swing the merchants to the tide And a million mighty voices Throb responsive like a drum Rolling from the rough Sierras You have called us and weve com Oer Missouri sounds the challenge plainAreAre you ready Men of Maine OatonagonFrom From the looms of Massachusetts- We are ready man and boy AndroscogginClerks plunderFromBigboned Swede and largelimbed German Celt and Saxon swell the call And the Adirondacks echo jl Ve are ready one and alll Truce to feud and peace to faction All is zeal When the Warships clear for action When the blue battalions wheel Europe boasts her standing armies Serfs who blindly fight by trade We have seven million soldiers And a soul guides every blade Laborers with arm and mattock Laborers with brain and pen brakemanBuild musteredGleam clusteredWith Dr litns Spruce Guns Balaam U a scientific remedy on modern discoveries and com pouuded by chemists of renown who have given yourdrulIflltSold by St Bernard Drug Store PARLOR SOCIAL By Ladies of W C T U at Mad Isonvllle The ladies of the Madisonville- W C T UvihI give a parlor social at the residence of Mr E G McLeod next Tuesday night the 26th instant An interesting program has been arranged The object is to assist in the movement- of the State Union to build a KentuckyThe been tendered a special invitation and Mr W F Burr has consented to make the closing talk of the even ingThe program is as follows readingSong By the UnionPrayer Rev W A Boone Opening remarks Miss H E BrooksSong Miss Clark Recitation Miss Zena Glenn MissIIntermission Song Quartette Recitation Mrs Jas Ross Music Orchestra Song Miss Clark Talk Rev Coleman Closing remarks Mr W F BurrCollection The number of vessels that passed through the Suez Canal last year was 2936 Everything necessary convenient Dining Dairy j 1p0 11pJ uu3- POSS EN3OV whcnSyrup iand refreshing to tho taste and acts gently yet promptly on the Kidneys and Bowels cleanses the ays tern effectually dispels colds head aches and Lovers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of is tho producedI ccptablo to the stomach in its action and truly beneficial m its effects prepared only from the most hcn1thyand agreenbiesubstances its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50 cent bottles all leading druggists Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro euro it promptly any ono who wishes Do not accept any substitute CALIFORNIA FIB SYRUP CO CALuomriuswax Mr t 1 1 NEW ENTERPRISEs CTOVJLovt SAnSIACTION they aremade of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers They last longer and make more hornet happy than say other Stove on earth Plea bucks guaranteed for 13 years If your Dealer does not handle thenC WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN i COOKING ANDM TING STOVES 1 Mantels and Grates Hallowware Tinware Ste illDLURa IN v I L China rockery and Olassware Cutlery T WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE II and iefor the Kitchen Room Laundry and Figs by for I I BICYCLES A SPEOIALTYI i trt IIIn SUBSCRIBE FORI T C THE BEE ONE DOLLAR A YEAR j1llhIJW 7 TO Oi OAk BLLIQQWFF USE i 1 = 1 WRITE SOFT j PRICES REFERENCE I I jy THE BEST 5TEAM COALON 1 I TiC MAf KET EEO Us A TilLAL c I ORDIAMD YOU fflL UE HO s kAyc TfIl R v eI1 r ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED SSJrnSFAGTlOI1 GUARAl1T ED w i r v ro 1 4T1 j 4f Clwi p L 4- I i dC t t i- Lii I t 1t l ii I IA 4 l 1 It 2 J 1 z I AtgclabIcTicparationror As t I Iling ilicStamflchsflndBowcls of L sU ftChccrfu1 ness and IrcstContins nclthcr OpiumJMorphinO norIfincral NOT NARC OTIC l 6eAfOMJkSANL7JmrliFJz 11LifmnilJ4lulU t ApcricclPenWyrordbnsllpa rionSoiir ea i4i ness AYormsConvulsIonsTcvcribh tii1urof andlQSSOfiSLEEP H1 NEW YORK f1 LcAcT COPY CT WRAPfljJ I i I I MILLION MEDICINEfor CASTOIIIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the o ffI The I Kind You Have Always THE CENTAU COMPANY NEWYO CITY tWT r I A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail Packagethe step in a direction may lead to a thatIiin the trade A KetrYorb company of tnannrarturlng rjicmun the IMpani Chemlcnl Company placed upon thC market nre 3 er gu a medtclnal tablet or tabule voino t powdered preparations or certuin medicinal drugs which liud been ntccr 4 1 taluod to be of more lisa among medical men than any other for the euro or al leviation lit such lila common to man UI liavo their origin an ImPllre dlgctlloii or wakened capacity for Mslmllntlnn food absorbing nourishment aneliminating wasle The catalogue of Included under this head H raid to Include pretty ueatlr ever for which tbo li called to prescrlle In preparing their umiJoii Uthatand protected as to retain IU iinulttles Innct anti unimpaired Ispse of time climate atr choicest drugn shouldbe used their A should beta accordance with the htcet perfected methods of modern KlcncrthctaLules packed In Klaus protected by absorbent cotton and securely corked Jivcii the corks used havo been of a grade no high In Its requirements no mauufrcluirr cf three moro than n email from Its output thatuoudmeettfluelaettngPpociifeatlOflL 7tieplnuvlats WerejnturninckedinLoIeJ- ofaquitj notaurpwe11abeautyand perfection cf workmanship ly those used 1 the molt dealers ornamcnKofgold HaTinRietlhrlrhlihstandardnndneTerconsentlnirtoTary from I I the proprietors to accepted methods of making their commodity known and raven hundred thousand dollars In rested within live years In newspaper advertising l w informed every American citizen II coneeniIni of JUpana Tabulea- IJ3Ing oCerloubtriand palllltaking of the changed conditions that twrep u over tho commercial world nod to note every circumstance having a U upon the ucceLfiiI prosecution cf their Irsde1tbo managers of the company ear noted that thero Is a preseoS Jor n lower prlce rtieIe that reaches or approaches an universal use and that the people although requiring the best ot meat being called llpon to payh ereeutaeafor UpetfluCus- Yrapfltfl1 i AUI packing or unolCearr protection agatnt deterioration that mIght reIcull a cars In the n purchase Intended to be consumedJegweek It ha nlno been discovered u time and actual experience ii that these Tabulei do not have the tendency to lou of qualities or diminution relleucn from that might at firm have been expected Inasmuch as tinderIfavorable conditions those that haTe lain loos In a drawer a traveling bag or r A for several weeks or months are found to be practically as fresh and as efficacious as ever Actlnx upon these BUtnrestlons and notln particularly the unimpaired prosperity of U great newspapers now sola for ft cent Instead of rate of five times amount Iand the general tendency in aU directions toward low rates and Increased sales the colnpAnyharo entered upon tho experIment of putting up lllpan Tabulealn a teboaril 1 eartolil they Will offer to tho trodo upon terma which win permit ot a PAtlrago- helnr Iiold by the or Iorekecper at a vrice lower than ever before adopted for Ioproprletal7 medtcineflV CENTSten tsthnleg rdoalli for onehalta cent each U company will not discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form with which the people havo to know and value the HlpansTabnIesbut will offer the cheaper- IIQrloxlJOrlmentallytor the benent of such ns may desire them It should be understood the of tho medicine idcntlcalln both sorts the only difference being In the form and comparative cost of or The fivecent pack jrices are not yet to bo had of all although It li probable that almost any drug I- gill will obtain a gupplywhen byacustomer so t but In any case a Iloglo- I carton containing ten will be postage toanYadfrllJl for five cent In- stainpa forwarded to the Chemical Co No IOspruce St Ne York Until the iH itnnIi sire thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a nrlro which will allow them a fair margin of rront vis t dozen cartons for 40 cents 12slozeti t II carton for 81ZL 6jfro lJI cartone for e2U52 21 gou 300 I3Jtonl forICU Cacti whit the order In every due I iei IcihnB Castleman ArthurG Langbarr Ilrccklaridze Castleman 7F 4 IZI Royal Insurance CoOf Liverpool The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern Stales j ILosses Paid inkontuckyiniBOB 2498310 II vwvvwvvvwivYYYwvwvvYYYvYwevvvvI Bough- tCASTORIA Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home OfficeLouisville Ky- vvwYvwvYwYYwwww 1f rWE 4A 4 HAVE SPARED 1 j NO EXPENSE L To make our FuneralC Equipment the this part of the StateI Anything andeverY thing you want in livery l u i PRICES ALWAYS ADW1JThEi e i t 1 iI EAllJNGTON KYJi TIlE SUNDAY SCHbOlJ LESSON IV SECOND QUARTER INTERNATIONAL SERIES APRIL 24 1Text of tile Lesson Math xvllJ 3138 Vcrc 21 22 Goldcu Text Luke vI 37 Coiiiincnttiry by tlio Ilev D ST Steamy Copyright 1S5S by D M Stearns 21 Then cnmo Peter to hint mill said Lord how oft shall iny brother sin ngnlhst mo nnrt I forgive him Till seven times ILIt Is so ilinicult much as wo zany rend and about It to bcllevo anti lira out tho belief that It is no longer I that lira but Christ who lIvoth In mo Onl ii 20 Pe tcrs dUllculty hero Is ino mill I tot getting tho lesson of chapter xvi 21 about denying self and following Christ A bet tel way of putting Ills question would bo Lord how often would you forglvo ono ILwho would sin against you It should bo a question of what I would or would not do but always what would 4Jcsus 1l0P Lord what wilt Thou haro mo As Ills redeemed ones wo arc hero to manifest Ills lifo in theso mortal bodies iiii Cor Iv 11 and mnko Ilimit known Jesus saith unto him I say not un to thee Until seven times but until sev onty times soon Ills thoughts and ways aro as far abovo ours as heaven Is abovo tho earth Ho gives us eternal redemption blotting out all our sins and assuring us of eternal glory then teaches us that wo aro to overcome self and sin and tho devil submitting meekly to many an unjust demand of tho world for Ills sako lest wo prove n stumbling block 2327 Therefore is tho kingdom of heaven likened unto a certain king which would tako account of his servants In thcso verses wo havo an illustration from our Lords own lips of Ills forgiveness which Ho freely bestows upon every pent tent sinner Tho parables of tho kingdom sometimes have reference to tho mystery of this present ago when tho kingdom it self which was at hand Is postponed till 110 shall como again because of Ills pro ples rejection of Him Sometimes they refer to tho end of this ago and tho events connected therewith There is ono thing that nil should lay to heart and that Is that there is a day of reckoning for every one for every ono of us shall give account of himself to God for God shall bring ov cry work into judgment with every secret thing whether it bo good or whether it bo evil Rom xlv 12 Keel xII 143 Tho judge is appointed oven hint whom God raised from tho dead Acts xvil 31 tho samo who speaks to us in this parable I cannot say that tho verses wo are consid crIng refer to any period of tho time of fu turo judgment but rather to present forgiveness for God maybe said to lo always in somo sense reckoning with people It seems to mo that tho main point of this part of tho parable is tho full and free for giveness which Ho bestows upon every penitent Tho debtor was greatly In debt owing 10000 talents which according to tho estimate in tho margin would bo over 0000000 and ho could not pay osvro say a cent on tho dollar for ho had noth lag yet ho was prestimptuous enough to ask fcr patience promising to pay all Ills lord moved with compassion forgavo him tho whole debt Our indebtedness to God for lifo and care and mercies since wo had any being Is beyond computation If wo should count but ono mercy a mlnuto for only 20 years they would bo over 10 000000 but who can estimate tho mercies of a moment 2830 But tho Fnmo servant went out and found ono of his fellow servants which owed hint nn hundred pence According to tho margin a debt of not over i25 yet sco his treatment of his fellow as compared with his lords treatment of him But do not condemn him unless you are sure that you aro not guilty Mans Inhumanity to man is as marvelous as Gods compassion Great as is Gods forgiveness so great is mans lack of it Have you never said of any one I cannot forglvo him or Ill forgive but I cannot forget If you havo said such things you have no right to condemn this man Remember tho words of our Lord in a certain case Ho that is without sin among you let him first cast a stono John vill 7 81 So when his fellow servants saw what was done they were very sorry and came and told unto their lord all that was done In this case there was nothing that they could do but tell their lord for ho nIono had power to deal with tho wicked servant But hero Is an application which ovcry believer may with profit lay to heart Wolf wo havo received Christ Jesus as our Saviour are truly forgiven washed sane tified justified but there aro millions who aro not and who do not know anything tho Lord Jesus and arc liable to bo into tho hands of tho great ad who now oppresses them Aro wo Inboutenough for them to say to our Lord saved us Hero am I Send mo to of Thee and of Thy salvation 8231 And his lord was wroth and delivered him to tho tormentors till bo should pay all that was duo unto him Wo must not think of our Lord in this story as if Ho was speaking of Himself for wo aro nowhere taught that Ho over forgives and then takes back His forgive ness Tho gifts and calling of God are without repentance Rom zl 20 Ho novel changes Ills mind Wo must notice that our Lord is telling of a certain man and his servants anti tho lord In tho story is tho master of these servants not our cnpltalLtho question is repeatedly asked now could our Lord over commend such freud Our Lord novel did but tho mans master or lord small 1 commended his fraudu lent servant for being clover enough to provide a future welcome for himself in tho homes of thoso whom ho haul befriend taughtthntopportunities lawfully of courseas would bofor our benefit InMio llfo to como 85 So likewise shall My Heavenly Fa yourheartstheir trespasses In tho cplstlo to tho Ephcslans wo ore taught In tho opening and following words our privileges in Blessed with nIl spiritual blessI 1ChrIst in tho Beloved in whom wo tho forgiveness of sinsIseated with Christ In tho hcavenllcs Then grentbenefitsworthy of our vocation walk in love walk as children of light and among other things forglvo ono another oven as God for Qhrlsts sake hath forgiven us EpK iv Salvation is nowhere made depend oursJutiv Cvl 23 j John I 12Ro7 xxII 17 byfaithhorted to walk as such assured that all InI our lives as Christians which Ho approves shall bo rewarded but all clscr shall be burned up as wood hay and stubble County Financially Embarrassed Qwensboro Ky April IsTheclaims filed before the fiscal court amount to 6000 and there is only about 1500 in the treasury The court has ordered that only claims below 50 are paid A Volunteer Colored Company iiHenrycity has organized and is now drdlIing a company of black volunteers whose services he will tender to the government in case of war Then Let Them Call Bryan Off From the Washington Pst is to the credit of the Demo lIt newspapers of the country they dont indorse the small bore statesmanship which is striv ing to embarrass the presidents IfliiMMeuIIl i1Th tinCONSUMPTION ft j t141444s 1 ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY 1- I NCORPORATED IMiners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKE II4 I General Office Earlington Kentucky p B1 iiic1a Offices 1 iA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah Tennessee Kentucky I S H NEWBOLb Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets IKentucky Memphis Tenn t T A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind Iii lcle Etle critiJOHN T IlESSER Iauser Building St LOUIS vIojJ VfBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago 111 i 4 1Jt I LBAL4ForMines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables g used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE 1 MARKETSi I1- V BRUSHED COKE FOR BJ8K BURNERS ID PURNRBE8 i IWhYObuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER I NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One Iiti ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY im te 1 1e 1 1 1 I1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Beginning April 17 Comment by llev S II Doyle TOPIC Lessons from great missionaries Acts sill 13 1833425- 2Christiaxity is essentially a mission ary religion The mission of tho Chris tian church as marked out by its Head nnd Founder is n worldwide mission All nations aro to bo led to Christ and tho only way by which this can bo dono is for tho disciples of Christ to go as missionaries and tell all men the story of Jesus and Ills love This has been done from tho earliest days 6f Chris tianity This thirteenth chapter of tho Acts of tho Apostles tells tho story of tho origin and beginning of tho first great missionary movement under the Holy Ghost and Paul by which the Roman cinpiro was to be led to Christ Paul was tho greatest of tho early fol lowers of Christ Ho consecrated his life to missions Many of Christianitys great men have dono tho same thing since From their lives wo may learn nsefuland important lessons as to what is necessary to successfully carry forward Gods work whether at homo or abroad 1 From great missionaries wo may learn to submit ourselves to God This is characteristic of all great mission aries They submitted themselves entirely to God They wero guided by tho Holy Ghost In tho origin of Christian missions tho Holy Ghost said to tho church at Antioch Separate Mo Bar nabas and Saul for tho work whereunto I have called them Tho church sub mitted Barnabas and Saul submitted After fas ng and prayer and tho laying on of hands Barnabas and Saul were sent away After listening to a mission ary address when a young man in England Robert ilotlat tho great missionary went homo to his room and prayed that if it were Gods will ho would send him forth to preach tho gospel to tho heathen Ho found it was Gods will and gladly went forth Entiro surrender to God is n necessary prerequisite to successful work for God 2 From great missionaries wo may learn to bo willing to labor in now and uncultivated fields Barnabas and Saul carried tho gospel where it had not been before Paul afterward declared that ho built upon no other mans foundation It is recorded in tho life of Ltv ingstono that early ho showed a fixed determination not to labor in moro no cessiblo fields but to Ktriko out be yond To strike out beyond requires courage self sacrifice willingness to do bard work but it pays in tho end and wo should bo willing to do it In his first striking out into tho inland of Africa Robert Moffat lived for six mouths alono iu a rudo but In this lint says the historian ho remained exposed to tho sun rain dogs snakes and cattlo doing his own sowing and cooking and often haying nothing to cook consoling himself with his violin and Scotch psalms but with all his hardships maintaining regular day schools and preaching services And God blessed his arduous self sacrificing toil god will bless us if wo aro will lag to do the hardest work for Christ Bible Readings Isa Hi 7 Nab i 15 Moth v 11 12 xxvlii 1820 Rom ix 15 x 14 1C Acts i 014 Viii 2040 xv 25 20 xvi 812 I Cor Hi C10 ix 1022 II Cbrvxi 23 83 II Tim iv 08 Hob xi 8040 KENTUCKY BOYS READY Gaither Instructs the Second Regiment Men to be in Trim Lexington Ky April IgCol- E H Gaither of the Second Regiment Kentucky State Guards has issued a circular letter to Captains of the various companies instructing them to be in readiness for service at any time they are calledCol Gaither is in receipt ofa telcgram from Senator Lindsay that the Second Regiment will be the first callcdand that he call may come Wednesday Subscribe for THE DEE I TITTTPTFACING The Cuban Resolution in the Hands of the President STiLL AWAITING TOE SIGNATURE Mr SIcKlnlcy Will Sign the Resolution auU Ins Ultimatum nf the Same ThuG Tile 1ollcy to the Iarftucd Fol lowing the UltImatum WASHIXOTO Ajii20The Cuban resolution passed by congress arrived nt the White louse at llf oclock yesterday a little over an hour having been consumed in the formalities of se curing the signatures of Speaker Reed arid VicePresldcnt llobart to tho reso lution in open session and its delivery at time White House by Representative linger of Iowa chairman of the cow mittee on enrolled bills and Representative Ovcrstrect of Indiana It was expected that tho resolu tion would be signed immediately it reached the president and this was President McKlnleys intention but for certain state reasons it was deemed advisable that the resolution nnd time ultimatum to Spain should be signed simultaneously and time was diplomatic lution was not immediately signed reportsbutpresidenthindholding his signature and that tho delay III attaching it was accounted for solely by his desire to planfexecutive in the immediate future be fore taking time final and important btep of turning tho joint resolution Into n statute Just what this plan shall be Was the occasion for the two cabinet meetings yesterday Time first session in anticipation of tho resolution was devoted largely to questions of finance anti military policy as well nit to time framing of tho ultimatum itself So far as can bo gathered the important point at issue in regard to the ulti matum was tho question of time to bo allowed for a response on the part of Spain Time steady progress of military and naval preparations indicated the con viction on tho part of the administra tion that a peaceful solution of exist probableI time im mediate future the only prediction that can be made is ono based upon MInIstergovernment of tIme action of tho gov ernment of time United States and should tho Spanish answer be unsatis factory as is expected tho next step in brdcr will bo for him to usk for his passports and leave Madrid That would be followed instantly by tho withdrawal frpm Washington of Scuor Polo tho Spanish minister At this point it can bo said that tho state department officials are confident that the Spanish government will BO shape every phase of the negotiations as to oblige us to tako the initiative at every point After tho withdrawal of tho ministers nnd assuming Spain does not back down will follow actual war but whether or not the first overt act will be precipitated by a for mal declaration of war which would insure tho immediate neutralization of tho lowers or whether time North Atlantic squadron will make its appearance off Havana as a beginning can not yet bo predicted In this corinec tion it may ho stated that tho army and navy experts are beginning to take a less hopQful view of nn easy quick campaign titan they entertained a short tlmo ago Months are now mentioned instead of weeks as the probable length of hostilities aad ono eminent naval officer who hilt ex perience in time into war professes belief that unless outside pressure is brought tbbeor a war may easily drag along ayear under existing conditions Apparently the Powers have abau Ic D Ijifi1 j j Ionoll open efforts in Washington to our government Matters were quiet at all the legations and no instructions were received by any of time ambassadors or ministers in tho line of mediation OUR CHARITY CRITICISED Old Clothe Dirty anti Ilotten anil rail of IIcmobeyA Fling t- Our Ilattleshlps HAVANA April 20 The newspapers of Sagua do Grande criticise the charity of the United States towards time ree concentrados Ono newspaper says rime effects remitted by Van Bergen were old clothes dirty and rotten which appeared to have been picked upon the streets and which were full of microbes Tlio shoes wcro like tho damaged barges Texas and Iowa Continuing tho newspaper quoted remarks If time United States docs not declare war Spain ought to do sd immediately TIme recent message of President Mc Kinley to congress lias now been pub- lIshed in full here and the papers say it lisa produced an excellent effect and is the work of a statesman MOST GENEROUS OFFER YET Will tllvo Their Kmploje halt lliy liar lug Enlistment and Hcstoro Io l- tloni at End of Service DKTUOIT Mich April 20Time Na tional Express Co has sent to all Its offices notice that all employes who are members of militia companies or other military bodies or who may bo called to active service in tim prospee tive war will be allowed half pay dur ing their entire term of service and all who return alive will bo reinstated nt full pay either in the position they vacated or in others carrying equal compensation A NAVAL OFFICERS OPINION Tlio Spanish Troops Phoald bo Compelled to Evacuato Cuba Under Our Vessela Uuus KEV WEST Flo April 20A high naval officer discussing tho situation yesterday said- Spaincannot surrender without at Joast one flght She must mako a show of resistance in order to appease her people at home I suppose sho now will bo given 24 or 48 hoursnotlco to get out but personally I think fivo jnjnutes is all she should get anti that tho fleet should be sent to Havana forthwith so that tho Spanish troops may evacuate the island under our guns Time effect of tho news from Wash ington was soon noticed on board the ships lying in time inner harbor The officers began sending their personal belongings ashore and time ships wero stripped of whatever superfluous arti lIes remained All tho work in progress is being rushed to n finish but little or nothing remains to be dona which would delay the fleet for a moment The Cuban colony here is in a high state of elation All tho morning groups of excited patriots hate been discussing tho possibilities while others have been marching through tho streets shouting Cuba fibre ALL READY AT CHICKAMAUGA Chief Quartermaster too Arranging aU rrellmlnarj Blatters and Await lug Arrival of the Troops CHATTANOOOA Tenn April 20AtChickatnauga Park everything is about in readiness for tho reception of the several troops duo today Chief Quar termaster Lee of tho department of time 1111eslIrrive yesterday afternoon timolnterveninllbeoro arranging preliminary matters Tho camping places of tho various detachments have not yet been selected Gen1Jrookcs headquarters will proba l Yv IH at tint Park liotuU To tooJiTAf ter Spains Interest WABiiiNOToy April 20 Spains af falrf have boon Intrusted to time French ambassador and Austrian minister X Subscribe for Tits BEE C iiIi j PREPARING FOR YAR Unabated Vigor Shown by Military and Naval Departments NO STONE BEING LEFT UNTURNED I Seven Fleet Strum Yachts Procured Vow f erfat Converted Smooth Itare GunS at Armament for Auxiliary Cruisers A Ilctaretqae Iteiulnilor WASIUXOTOX April 20 Military and naval preparations continue with un abated vigor Seven licet steam yatcha suitable for navigation in Cuban waters were procured and several bids fdV steam colliers were made Arrange month are making to utilize a number of tho powerful converted smooth bore I guns survivors of the late war as ar inaincnt for time auxiliary cruisers Many agents for ship owners wcro at time navy department offering to sell craft to time government but tho prices are said to be excessive and no purchases were made The important event in tho war do partment wits tho decision to enlist only guardsmen under the first call for troops which will be very gratifying to tho militiamen Some idea of time cost of transporting troops may be formed from tho fact that it was necessary to allot 31000000 yesterday to defray the expenses of time movements already ordered Reports from alt over time country Indicate that time movements are going on with tho most gratifying celerity- A picturesque reminder of time war like conditions was presented right in Washington by time departure for tho south of the sixth cavalry and Score tary Alger busied as ho was with onto cial tasks managed to make time to get to tho station to see thorn off An allotment of funds fora balloon service bhows that time war department does not propose to ignore oijy of tho latest scientific aids to warfare THE ONE ABSORBING TOPIC The Spanish People lleglunlnff to IloalUo the Full ICcvponilbllUr of tho Situation MADRID April 20Tho ono absorbing topic is time prospect of war Kl llcraldo do Madrid says that war inevitable andeven imminent Evdu pariiamentIsKl llcraldo compares the differences of the mass of tho people tolI Mussul man fatality considering highly dan gerous and fearing a terrible reaction The paper says a fearful task lies before parliament which it hopes will prove equal to facing tho great dangers now gathering around Spain Last evening the parties constituting prelhnlnllrymeetIngs conservative minority In tim course of his remarks ho advised all con servatives to support time government Time republican party has sent a mes sago to Senor Emillo Castelln appeal lug to his patriotism to take part in the parliamentary campaign Time communication points out that during the present situation it is time duty of republicans to maintain an expectant attitude toward tho monarchy but at time same tlmo to stand ready to mako 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