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handbook on Patents- Kat free Oldest tktnthTOUgil ro 1I0nnMnoelTII p otlcswithout CbrgO tn tbe Scientific Jftnerican A haneSlomel weekly Jtelr- eutatlon or any StOflU5O oumall Terms 35 5 cart NirO 3 1 mmowdeaisri lrao l1IIet C11111 St WuhlaltonJJ Young man T 1 dress up Dont be a i look well dressedI Our Tailor Made Clothj I ing is well and artistic lly made We have stacks of samples Gen I rjuine goodd at reasonable prices l JtQernard fienl Store Donf Use Drugs unless you need theinaad then only J pure drugs suchas are sold yre 0 sponsible druggists We keep only the best That is tb6 great disr unction lo be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com pUea tpck A good time to begin Vl1lt prlngm lcIDOt f J STBERNARbDRCa5 HtYANHOPPERi lWuigsr I I 1111t JII p 1i111 IN THE DLOCKDED CITY Late Advices from HavanaIn dications that the Blockade is Not Quite Perfect A FEW SHIPS HAVE ELUDED OUR FLEET Tho Coveted MonUerrat Slipped Into ClenfuecoiMlio lied TITO Million Mot lara In Sliver on Hoard Ileilde a Quan tity of Ammunition Kxchanfte of Shots with the Enemy HAVANA April nrho Spanish coasting steamer Cosmo Hcrrcra which ran tho blockade on Saturday last is It appears not tho only vessel that has reached this port since the blockades was established as the arrival of tile learner Aviles from Nucvitus Is also reportedThe steamer Montscrrat Irons Cadiz on April 10 via Los Palraas on April 13 for Havana line arrived CienfuegosSiloa quantity of ammunition She Is com mantled by Capt Dcccbamin anti is of 2583 tons Tile Spanish gunboat Ligera it is announced here encountered near Car ilennr not far from Matanzasan Amer lean torpedo boat destroyer which warshipThewith 11 shots It is claimed the American destroyer was damaged and retreatedIt Cnyo Frances near Calbarion that two United Stales monitors captured two schooners load ed with cool but discovering that hOW END released LImy vere German vessels they weroj Dispatches from American torpedo boat destroyer has twice entered the port of Malanzas Tim second time ft is added six shots were fired at her and Silo retired Tho Italian cruiser Giovanni Uausan arrived hero on Tier band played tho Spanish national hymn and the forts and Spanish an swered their bands playing the Italian national hymn Tho usual salutes werQcxchangcd The local newspapers publish what they believe to bo tho names of the vessels composing the Unitod States blockading fleet and Incidentally they refer to tile Dauntless now tile press dispatch boat which gave the Span- Iards so much trouble It is claimed by landing filibustering expeditions tho coast of Cuba It Is officially announced that tho in surgent UrlgUcn Masso has been au thorized to form a division of natives to fight against tho United States troops Tho Spanish officials say that the wellknown leader Juan Delgado with 17 of his followers had been killed near Cano The situation hero Is one of expecta tion and quiet patriotic enthusiasm combined with a desire on tho part of the Spaniards for tho opening of real hostilities THE BOLIVARS TREASURE TTho Monitor Terror Prlio lltxl Sixty TUoiiMDil Dollars In Sliver In Addition to Cargo of Ilananas on Hoard KKY WEST Fla April 27l1O p- mlhe Spanish steamer Ambrose Uolivar captured by the monitor Terror had 800000 in Spanish silver aboard In addition to u cargo of bananas Tho silver was taken on board tho Terror The steamer was bound from Port Limon Costa Rica for Havana when off Car deans by tho monitor She was brought hero by Gunner Martin and a prize crew Tho fact that the cruiser Detroit came In to coal at about the Bamo time led to the report that she had the Doll val Seeking What They May Devour SOUTHAMPTON April 27A Guernsey pilot reports having sighted two Span- Ish torpedd boats northeast ofthe Caskets pad a largo armed ship be tween Douvrcs Rock and Ushant lie adds that they ore evidently on tho lookout for American vessels TlieMlnneapolU jet Sea DAB HAIUJOII Me April 27At day break this morning tim cruiser Min neapolis was sighted at anchor in 1rospcct harbor oft this coast She did not communicate with the shore and she put to sea soon after sunrise 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 A royal decree proclaiming neutrality was printed in the London Gazette THE FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS Fin t Regular Soislon SENATE- WABIIIXOIOV April21800n after the senate convened Mr Stewart Nov introduced the following reso lution for which ho naked immediate consideration That the secretory of war be and ho Is here by directed to furnish the senate with nn estimate of tho amount of appropriation neces sary to arm equip subsist and unilnh with munitions of war the Cuban army now at war mu1etherotoish army shall be expelled from the Islander Cuba or until the ncxt session of congress Mr Hale Me suggested tho resolu tion better goto the committee ou mill byMrjeut covered by tho resolution was now being considered by proper committees of congress nd that there would be no delay In tile mutter Mr Stewart agreed that the resolution should go to the military affairs committee held a short session and anyImportantnousit daYtJdeitractcd crowds to the house galleries and the attendance on the floor was also large1 c Rev lies Siveiii who delivered tho invocation asked tho Wvlno aid and dl navyWithoutor preliminary of any kind the house went Into committee of the whole af ter the reading of the journal and en tered upon tho consideration of the bill i j DingIcycommittee did not ash that the first reading of the bill be dispensed with as is usual with bills of minor Im portance I TilE WKSTEIW OP CUBA IS BLOCKADED I Matanzaa Saturday warships on Insurgent captured convoyed l r A TERRIFIC STORM RAGING Tlio Virginia and North Carolina Coasts Swept by a SlxtyMllo UaleSevcral- Cnsnaltlcs Reported NORFOLK Va April 27A terrific storm is raging on tho Virginia and North Carolina coasts Tho wind is blowing 110 miles an hour from the northeast and many vessels are in danger of being wrecked Capt Ferry of tho British steam ship Castlcdalc from Tampa reports passing a derelict bark named Cadlc completelystripped and her long boat lying on the deck Tho fate of the crew Is unknown A big threemasted schooner with part of her masts gone anti rails smashed in is signalling for help at Clilckamicomico lifesaving station anti silo will surely be driven ushorc The cruiser Montgomery anti transport Panther which left hero Tuesday for Key West were ulso in danger but it is known that they rounded Capo Ilattcras before they en countered tho storm Nothing has been heard of them but it is believed they are safe Tile storm IUd considerable damage in Norfolk anti vicinity MISSOURIS MOBILIZATION It Will bo Kxprcted When the Uovernuien- tKitubllnhnn Camp nud 1rovldes Equipment 111 len Hell IKFKKIIHON Civvlto April 27Mis souri troops will not bo mobilised at St Louis until tho government estab lishes a camp anti provides equipment AdjtUen hell has wired AdjtOen Corbin at Washington to that effect The telegram says It will be impos sible to mobilize our command until full equipage for camp Is received from your department We wilt concentrate immediately when facilities are pro vided for their care It Another 1rlo Captured KKV VKST Flo April 2782011 m The prizo brought hi here this morn- Ing by time United States cruiser De trait Is the small Spanish coasting steamer Atnbrosu Bolivar Sue was captured by yie United States monitor Terror Capt Lullow off Cardenas Tuesday night She surrendered forth with No OIHclul Now of the BlonHerrat WAS lISp1OS April 27At 11 a ra It was stated that th j president had re ceived no utlvlooi regarding Ihe ro ported running of tlio blockade by tho Montscrrat Portugal to Ucrlde Uiou Nentrnllty- LienON April 27Thu state council meets Thursday to decide upon neu trality after which ilieHpanlsh squad von must leavo Gupo Verde llilaul1u Music lovers will have an Opt portunity of hear some of the greatest artist of Europe and America at the Louisville May 9 ip and ii No expense has been spared to make tile five con certs of the Festival as attractive as possible Capt Geiu Blancjjjias cabled Madrid that he can defend Ha vana without warships AT GRNT8OD AML The SeventySeventh Anniversary- of the Old Commanders Birth Celebrated at Galena 111 NELLIE AND HER DAU6HTER PRESENT Extract From the Oration of Judge Emory Spoer a Confederate Veteran Who raid a Touching Tribute to the Memory of tho Great Soldier and lUs Efforts for 1cnco- GATEXA IlL April 27 Galena tho homo of len U S Grant celebrated tho Kcvcutysoventh anniversary of tho great leaders birth Mrs Nellie Grant tiartorls accompanied by her daughter Vivian represented the Grant family Judge Emory Spoor a confederate veteran of Macon Go was the orator of tho day ULYSSES S GRANT Upon the arrival of the special train train Chicago tho public demonstration began A street parade was formed at tho depot composed of cavalry voter ans civic societies and thousands of visitors which marched to the Turner hall where Judge Speor delivered his oration Judge Speer said in part We are brethren now shoulder to shoulder under the glorybright cnugn of our cni3acountry and I thank QoA that with the clear vision of the dying the noble patriot whom we commemorate today lived to see this truth In simple phrase he wroto I feel that we are on tho ova of a now era when there Is to be treat harmony between the federal and the confederate I otn not stay to be a living witness to tho correctness of this prophecy but X foci it within me that it Is to bo so The nat versal kind feeling expressed for me at the time when It was supposed that each day would prove my last seemed to me the beginning of the answer to Let Us Have Pence With such emotions in his heart this treat American died And my countrymen his prophetic words were true Now In our coun trys need wo are a reunited poople Ills tang nanimity to southern men his soldierly fidelity to his great i adversary has found its reward In the devotion to his country to that other Lee who staid the curses and the treachery of the stealthy Spaniards the pestilence among their victims and the cruel mas sacre of our sleeping sailors with consummate courage and manliness has main tained the honor of the Stars and Stripes Far lindjoveinand gentle women havo reared a monument to tb3 confederate dead On Its face taken from the grand poetry of Scripture are these words Como from the four winds 0 breath And mayliveThe prayer has been granted They live 0 my countrymen in millions of thelrgauantsons- and kinsmen quickened Into life and power as American citizens by the generosity of countryhotrys need under the flag of our fathers In even line with tho veterans of the Union and the noble manhood of the north the ground shaking with their measured tread and the cries drowned by the rebel yell clearing the way with their flaming vollers they will bear down upon our countrys foe Then tha truth will bo scon of alt men that the Union which Washington fostered and Grant did so much to save will bo Indeed perpetual the greatest citadel of civil and religious liberty on earth a glory to the Most High God and a blessing to humanity in all the years to come Tile celebration was held under the auspices of tho Grant Birthday association President McKinley addressed the first meeting which was held in 1803 Russian Sympathy with Spain nowI and express the belief that if tho United States fails to gain a signal naval victory soon Spains honor will be saved and Europe will insist upon the latters capitulation in order to pro vent tho loss which commerce mast suffer through privateering Prepared to Sleet tha American Asiatic Squadron MADRID April 2710 11 mAn offi cial dispatch from Manila announces that the Spanish fleet has sailed to take up its position to meet the United States squadron The latter had not been sighted when the cable message was sent but tho American warships were expected at any moment ShadyI Indies April 27Tue Spanish steamer Pau linn front llarcclonx for San Juan dc Porto Rico loaded with a general car go called hero for war news and de cided to remain hero for further or ders Advices from Porto Rico show that that colony is awaiting Invasion Pennsylvania National Guard IlinADKriiiiA April 27 Battery A of time First brigade national guard of Pennsylvania under command of Capt Barclay 11 Warburtonloft this city at 835 a mfor Mount Oretna where Pennsylvanias entire national guard will ba mobilized To Await Further Orders DKTJIIOT Mich April210no hun dred and fifty members of tile Michi gun naval militia were drawn up on the deck of time United States steamer antic ready for departure for Norfolk when orders came from Washington not to start until further order v 1L URY OFCURES THE RECORD OF Ayers Sarsaparilla The Phillipine island insurgents are massing around Manila and massacre of the Spaniards is i feared P c e C 1 The Royal Ii the highest grade baling powder I I goesthlri ooe I r l ROYAl U4KI1 POWDERAbsolutely KOMI BAKINtMWDCR CO NEW V08K OT1flRWISEUNNOTICEDMrs state Mill at Cleveland O A mail murdered at Centerville Mo lit believed to be William Snitz of Cad 4The recruiting station at St Louis Is receiving more men than it call handle The seventyninth anniversary of the odd fellows was celebrated Tuesday throughout the country Tim While Collar Steamboat Co will establish a line of steamers between St Louts ami New Orleans Fred P Mctzgcr of Missouri has been appointed chief cleric in tho gen eral laud office at Washington There arc 2000 sick Spanish soldiers in Sagua la Grande who aro sharing supplies with the rcconccntrados Gen Miles will leave Washington Thursday The first important land ing on Cuban soil will be made early next week The naval war board has decided to accept the Holland submarine torpedo boat and she will be put Into commis aba at once The Santa Cruz Cal powder mills were damaged by explosions Tuesday night Seven persons were killed and four seriously injured Prof W II Tharp of Little Rock Ark a graduate of Toronto university has been elected president of Southwest Virginia Institute Tho residence of Ed Hogaboom at Hot Springs Ark valued at 81000 was destroyed fire Tuesday The tire was of Incendiary origin West Point military academy gradu ated the class of 1898 Tuesday The stern requirements of the service per mitted nothing but short ceremony Mrs Marie Vaughn Wilde widow of George M Wilde of St Louis was married in New York Tuesday to Henry Slegel the millionaire mer chant William House aged 00 years died at Gr Q pIU11e was one of tlteplo necrsTfr Cumberland colntYlmvhig- been u resident of that locality for 58 yearsAfter a long hard run with a Uni ted States cruiser behind her acting as a spur the big Spanish steamer Teles fora escaped Into time threemile limit of Jamaica Among tho recent naval orders Is one directing Copt Ap Mahan the author and worldre nowned authority on naval tactics to report for duty at the navy department John Sidebollom shot and fatally wounded un unknown negro who was trying to break into his house at Marks burg Mo After being shot the negro ran nearly 109 yards and fell dead Four hundred anti fifty Porto Ricans have offered their services to American Consul Reed being willing and eager to servo cither in the army and navy of tho United States or in any capacity Orin Phelps a pioneer aged 78 years died at Fairbury UI Ho vas highly educated anti Byron his oldest son Is mayor of Seattle Wash besides hay lag held other offices of honor and trustUnited States sscret service inspec tors in St Louis balidvc that they have discovered evidence of a gang of Italian counterfeiters in thin city who arc victimizing saloonkeepers and other re tail dealers ANNEXATION OF nATAll Vlia Uno tluu Ilclnsr Aff la llrouiit to the Iront 1rof Hooro Vno tatvo- raby Actoil Urixi WASIIINOTOV April 27The senate foreign relations committeo held its regular weekly meeting Hviiator Mol gan urged upon the cpmmUteo tile im portance of again taking 111 tlio question of annexing tho Hawaiian Is lands Ho said the islands were es ssulhil to tho United States in view of llio war with Spain anti that no time should bo lost in perfecting the treaty Other members of the com tuiltco expressed time opinion that It was impracticable to proceed with the question at present The committee took up tile nomination of Prof Moore to be first assistant secretary of state and after Inquiry Into Mr Moores position on bbino points of International laVn decided to report favorably American Hark Srnne Coal Laden Cup tared ljaSiianUli uiiUait- tMAnuii April 1IO 11 niAn ont cial dispatch from Manila capital of the Philippine Islands tho governor of Hollo Philippine fslands announces that the Spanish gunboat El Cano has arrived thee having captured the American bark Sarunnc Copt llartaby from Newcastle N S W onFebruary 20 for iloilo The Sarauae llad 1010 tons of coal on board New York U Heady ALBANY N Y April 27tloi Black to1uYllent this incssagoto Secretary Algcr Inresponso to tolegrdm re ceived by him lato Mondnyiiigljt ask ing him if the state could furnish at once 12 regiments of infantry and two troops of cavalry New Yorks full quota will bo ready any hour you call for It The Cruiser Columbia BOSTOX Aprils The cruisercolumn bia was sighted in the lower Imrbor She steamed up to within ten miles of Boston light and took up a position about ten inllM east of Telegraph lull signal where site remained duripg the forenoon I Cruising lii Sate WaterS D6VKR England April 27A torpe do boat destroyer flying the Spanish flag passedIlcre this morning ptouflk west T h 1111 r iMPORTANT CONFERENG l Gen Miles Confers with Representatives of the Cuban Civil and Military Authorities PLANS OF COOPERATION DISCUSSED Full Equipment of the Insurgent Forcci to bo Drought About When They Will Advanco on Havana Honored Talk of the Full RecognItion of the Cuban Government WASHINGTON April 27Another con ferenco has been hold between Gen Miles commanding the United States forces and representatives of the Cu ban civil and military authorities The latter included Senor daffaires of the Cuban QueslldachnrgeI Gen Nunez and of the Cuban army Lieut AII tiago has seen 17 months service in tile field anti Gen Nunez hint an intimate knowledge of all of the ports of Cuba having directed the movements of nil filibustering parties Tho conference brought about a full discussion of the plans of cooperation between the United States and the Cuban forces The details of this co operation are guarded with the strictest secrecy Lieut Kotrnni Mlsslou The exploit of Lieut Rowan in land ing near Santiago has been known for several days to both the Untied States and Cuban authorities as they cooperated in executing this mov The Cuban authorities hero furnished the guides and necessary papers to see Lieut llowan through tile Cuban lines It Is In execution of plans outlined in these dispatches Monday for a landing at Santiago nail Sagua two points on tho Cuban coast one north and one south respectively with it view to effecting junctions with both Gen Gomez anti Gen Garclu Now that Lieut iowan is on Ills way to effect a junction at Santiago it is not Improbable that an other junction will be made by way of Sagua First Purpose of tho Movement The first purpose of these movements it is understood is to bring about a full equipment of insurgent forces rather than secure u joint movement between them and the United States troops It is said that Garcia and Gomez together can muster 35000 men anti that they will be able to make n strong forward move mont on Havana as soon as they have arms ammunition and medical supplies The latter and particularly quinine is said to be greatly needed Tho understanding among those best acquainted with the plans of cooperation is that tho Cuban forces will ad vnnccon Havana and make a land siege in cooperation with tho blockade now in progress by the United States war ships Renewed Talk brilfccejrMtlon Renewed talk of the recognition of the Cubans at least their belligerency and possibly their Independenceand confident hopes are expressed in high Cuban circles that recognition would be granted within the next two weeks One of the first effects of tilts it is said would bo to give the Cubans an official status at Washington instead of their present unofficial status The conferences now hold with Gen Miles and other officials are being productive of important results and yet they are necessarily unofficial in character owing to tho unrecognized status of tho Cubans Now however that Gomez and Garcia arc being recognized as material factors in tho contest and are being treat ed with by the war department the desirability of their recogni tion at least as belligerents is being asWarranting Formal Itecognltloii It Is said tho cooperation already es tablished is in itself a recognition of tho defacto existence of the Cuban army and of belligerency and that tho do jure recognition should follow While these hopes are renewed in Cu ban circles It can not be learned that the administration has modified its at titude against recognition of any char acterIn the event of Cuban recognition It is probable that President Palma of the Cuban junta would be the first minister accredited from Cuba with Seuor Qucsada as charge daffaires at Washingtonand Senor Albcrtinl as first secretary President Palma spends most of his time In New York leaving Senor Qucsada in active charge here SPANISH NAVAL MOVEMENTS LONDON Apr1127It is reported here from Madrid that tho destination of the Spanish fleet Which is said to have been at sea for some days is unknown to anyone but tho minister of marine Admiral Uermejo But it is added that news is expected before long at tho Spanish capital of tho bombardment of American coast towns The reports from Madrid also say i that Spanish naval authorities arc satisfied that Spain can easily force the blockatlo of Cuba when sue desires to do so but in tho meantime it is ex- plaIned as the governors of Cuba and Porto Rico have advised the Spanish government that they do not need the fleet the governmtnt has decided to utilize the warships elsewhere Tile Colorado Contingent DENYEII Col April 27Tue national guard of Colorado from which one regiment of infantry undone light bat tery will bo drawn under tho presi dents cull for volunteers will not bo fully mobilized In this city until Fri day Details from the five infantry companies in Denver are actively en gaged In preparing camp frtho troops to TakeEasy to OperateA- re features peculiar to Hoods Pills Small In size tasteless efficient thorough As ono nine HoodsPIlisoTerIbo only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Subscribe for THE DEF t + 1 i I r WE CONTRACT TO PURNISII I VT ALL PAP EAnd hang it on the walls complete per room A from IJao and up FnHlan work uaranIeedal ADSISKSBOOK5TorEMADISONVILLU riv 1IRONING MADE E1tSY ell jrexperience4manuracturedother substance injurious to linen and can bo used oven for a baby powder rlyFor sale by all wholesale and retail grocers To Itccrult the Regular Auuy to VTur Strength WASHINGTON April 27 Orders have been issued to recruit the nnnyto its full war strength of 01000 men AiiUtnnt Secretary at State Mooro Con- II nil cl WASHINGTON April 27Tiie senate has confirmed John B Moore of New York to be assistant secretory of state An UngHgcinent OfT 9I nlln Hourly Ex pected- MAIIHID April 27C p InThe gov ernor of Manila telegraphs that an en gagement between the Spanish and American squadrons hourly expected Want Indemnity for Acts of Piracy lUncEioxA April 27 Shipping people here want Spain to demand an ins emlnssylorStilt Awaiting Orders ndsApr1l278ui Spanish fleet Is still hero awaiting orders The sailors are not being ex ercised Non Jersey Naval Reserve Detailed for Duty WASHINGTON April 87 Assistant Secretary Roosevelt has detailed the New Jersey naval reserve battalion to tho Resolute and Badger members of the coast patrol fleet- Ordered to Columbus CLEVKIAXD 0 April 27The Fifth regiment O N O Col Kcnnan com mantling which has been assembled here for several days has been ordered by AdjUOen Axllne to start for Co lumbus Friday morning THE MARKET REPORT WEDNESDAY April ST Grain and Provisions OStrallJbtr1110 No 3 1100 CornNoSmlxjdS2i 32ici UlIoyPralrleIIttimothy 990031 00 Butter Creamery 14 HQ 18c dairy lSiLiSc EresFresh 8X0 Lard Prime steam 50 Pork Neir standard mess 11130 llacon Extra shorts OHc cleat ribs OHO clear BHc all boxed WoolChoice tub washed 23280 Julygoht9ooCornFutures closed May 32V32Mo a July 3jmko b September 5Po II CHICAGO Opening quotations WheatJuly opened at MKQMXO declined to Wo and recovered to Wtfo Stay opened at 1123 de 830ImioOatsJuly opened at 2Jc sold at 24Xo anti ral lied MHS23KC Provisions July pork opened at I1I87K and rallied to 1143 July started al tSesftTO rallying to K72K July short rlbl opened at I360355S holding firm at I5BJ WheatMayIi244cember 8io CornApril Mtfo May 83JfQ 83Xc July 31c September 3JK5 3JKo Oat April StJioi May 237ic July SSJio Sep Maylilta141565 July IS72K September tlSSH Ribs Septembel CiiiCAaoCash wheat No 2 red SLIP No No 2 hard 1103 No 2 spring 1108 No I northern spring 9I18HOI19 No 3 red II03Q 115 No 3 bard 11020104 nominal No I spring 11003112 Cash corn No 2 83KQ 33Kc No 3 cornUXc Cash oats No 8Hc No3 oats inc Live Stock Market ST LooraCattleFonoy exports t47KfcS00 fair to choice t3BOQ480 butchers e2754eS cows and heifers ISWSi2i HogaPaokIng I365Q390 butchers hogs t3703100 lights t385a39i SheepPrices range at M2S3480 iprlng lambs 3 00Saw per 100 Ibs HOUSES Heavy draft good to extra 9 65 003150 01 Drivers good to extra CO ooaioo M Saddlers M Zl5O Matched teams good to extra 150 OOlhllO 01 Streeters 4OLD19OO1 Southern animals 25003 45 M SInLESS 14 hands 4 to7years oldI 45 M- UK binds 4 to 7 rears old 30i II M 15 to 8 years old HO M- 15K hands 4 to Tycars old W 09 18 to 10H hands 410 7 years old 75 00ai35 M CHICAGO Hogs Receipts 39000 head left over 230X Market opened steady elose4 weak Light t37SQ3VJH mixed K88405 heavy ieJxa407 rough ta8539a Cattle Receipts 13000 head Market steady Beeves H003535 cows and heifers ee S5 i85 Toni BtcersI3753tM stockers and feeders ra7O 473 SheepReceipts 18000 head Market steady to strong Natives tiSJQ4TO westerns tl80S18i lambs I400358aI- CANSASCattle Tcxa steers t3893475t Texas cows 3303123 native steers HOJiJ 400 native cows and heifers IL703M stock era anti feeders taooatOJ bulls tlTSSasS HosjlJulk of sales 3703300 heavies t373 0300 packers t3853390 mixed tawaj80 lights 3003380 yorkers t37Ba80 pigs t3OOS38i SheepLambj 1I23523 taut tons t37JOi8SC- iKciNNATi Hogs Active at tllSQioa Cotton Quotations formlddllnt raniO 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line in advance lioo SIz MouthsI so ThreeMonlhi 15 Slnjle Coplet 5 Specimen copies mailed free on application Correspondents wanted In all parts of the county Address m for particulars THURSDAY APRIL 28 1898 AND still the prizes come- HURRAH for the little lighthous tender Mangrove and her little twelvepound gual KENTUCKY troops are restlessly awaiting the order to move and- re ready The order way not come for several days THERE will be enough Spanish prize ships presently at Key West to transport the whole of the Unitec States Army and Volunteers tcI Cuban ports LIEUTENANT ROWAN of the Ninth I Infantry has landed in Cuba and gone to arrange with the insurgents for a cooperation of forces It is a dangerous mission but the American will win GOVERNOR BRADLEY has signified his assent to preside over the State Commercial Conventions to be held in Louisville May n and 12 Prominent Kentuckians from many sections have accepted invitations to discuss important questions It is a movement fraught with good for the State THE President has been most liberal in his proclamation grant ing until May 21St for Spanish vessels in American ports to clear and in this he continues to keep this country in advanced position among nations We can afford to be fair and must be humane Capt Fremont son of the Pathfinder commanding the torpedo boat Porter has distin guished himself by a daring expedition in which he made landing on Cuban soil and obtained valuable information Such daring deeds will be done in numbers that would fill volumes AMERICAN fighting inn are magnanimous foes The first actual prisoners of war taken by our navy were two Spanish soldiers one a Lieutenant who was enroute to see his new born babe born while he was in the field His captors at onca paroled him and set him safe Iy ashore to see the little traveler TilE daring capture by the little lighthouse tender Mangrove with one gun and thirteen men of the Panama which is reported as a Spanish auxiliary cruiser with two twelvepound guns and a crew of seventytwo is only one of thou sands of such heroic acts that will be done by men of our navy and army as the war progresses Spain and the world will learn to respect the United States CONGRESS has authorized the President in his discretion and with such limitations as may seem to him expedient to prohibit the export of coal or other material used in war from any seaport of the United States until otherwise ordered by Congress Spain is fni1 badJfi 1roHconl supply and IsitleflopYor any use while have unlimited coal and money we if forlthe prosecution of war US JlflCiiJ The Military Sf Regiment after regiment oi Uncle Sams soldier boys brave brawny invincible infantry and glorious cavalry irresistible who have enshrined the names of their 0 leaders and their regiments and their country in immortal deeds of valor These are the troops of the regulars who have been whirled through this broad and resourceful land Southward during the past week Western Kentucky has seen her full share of this stirring move ment and Kentuckians have caught the war spirit with greater force Throughout Kentucky from the Ohio lo the Tennessee line thous ands of people liaVc itfironged the railroad stations and streets of towns and fields of farmland eager o o caJch a glimpse of and wave a God speed to the tried heroes of 1 l any a batIk hursying with all i t the haste of steel rail and powerful engine of peaceful traffic to administer by force of arms a strong re buke to the enemies of America and humanity- As Kentuckians and Americans we laid our trophies at their feet We decked them with flowers and cheered them on their way Many Kentuckians are with them Thous ands follow in the ranks of the militia and thousands more are ready it the call should come KENTUCKIANS In Teeming Numbers Anxious to Defend Their Country About a Few of Many Companies Being Organized In the State I KENTUCKY FIGHTING BLOOD UP Frankfort Ky April 25J S Hollowoy James Chambers and Ben Bttckner Winchester boys who have raised comyanies arc ready to muster in Capt Daniel of Lexington is here and wants to muster in his company Frankfort l yApril25Lieut Schaltz and Sergt Severs cadets at the Lexington College called at the Governors office and re ported a volunteer company of ca dets today Cloverport Ky April 25 Among those who are raising com panies to be attached to Col David R Murrays regiment is John Mc Adams a bright Hawesville law yer who has been groomed for the Congressional race in the Second liCeI but is with him in war Cloverport Ky April 25S- T Payne of Elizabethtown D W Lewis of Brandenburg and VV C Montague of Owensboro are raising companies in their respective counties to join David It Murrays regiment whichwill answer the Presidents second call for troops Sheriff V It Burton ot Hardinsburg has notified Gov Bradley that he has a full company of 100 men who are ready to be mustered into service Glasgow Ky April 25Thettown is crowded today pie to bid Company F Third Reg iment goodbye Volunteers are joining fast The company is resting on its arms in the court yard awaiting orders to march Russellville Ky April 25The Logan county negroes will be ready to respond to their countrys call Prof C C Vaughn a well known local educator has issued a call for volunteers to be mustered from the G A R members and says he will have a company ready enlisted in short order Cofbin Ky April 25lt is said today that the Colson regi ment will be ready in a few days for duty There is talk of organizing a company in Clay one in Knot one here one in Livingston and one in the other mountain counties Pembroke KyIt is said the young men in the neighborhood ol Trenton will organize a company of volunteers and tender their ser vices to the government if needed Hartford Ky April 25Corn pany G though recently organized is one of the best in the Third Regiment and the members are all ready and willing to answer the call to duty tonight Capt Keown is recruiting the company to 103 men today MorganfieldIyApril25Two volunteer companies are being formed in this county and old Union will be ready to send more than her quota of fighting patriots if they are needed Bardstown April 25Company- C Nelson Rifles is receiving ninny recruits today and the full company of 103 men will be ready when the official call comes for services A large Cuban flag is floating in front of the Armory this morning Danville Ky 25Captain W E Grubbs who was captain in Stonewall Jacksons brigade Con federate army is raising a company to respond to a second call for volunteers Lieutenant Thomas of Lebanon company is also hereto fill out his quota Henderson Ky April 25Sat urday Capt Hugh Atkinson received orders to get up a company of 103 men and be ready for march ing by tonight All day great crowds have swarmed around the recruiting station At six oclocktlast evening seventysix enlisted Word has been ing in from the country askingI that tie list be held open until this morningtCovington April 25Coytington will furnish one company of the three thousand volunteers Kentucky is expected to furnish in answer to the call of President McKmley Capt R M Schearer already has forty applicantsf London Ky April 25Tile war fever in the mountains is rag ing A company of volunteers has been raised here by E I Wilson exCounty Attorney of this county Another company is being enlisted at Manchester by Robert B Craft a prominent lawyer Severe Suffering Sorloue Caso of Intornal Ulcerated Plies Curod by Hoods Sarsapa rlllaAblo to Work for tho First Tlmo In Four Years My husband was taken with severe internal ulcerated piles He was once ap parently cured but tho old trouble camo back as bad as ever lie became very weak Alter a whlfo ho gave up all other medicines and began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla This medllne did him won derful good In about tw months ho was able to walk out In tho tho yard When ho had taken seven bottles he was able to ride out every day and work a little and ho had gained 40 pounds In weight Ho is now about as well as he ever was and has been at work on his farm Last fall he sowed his own wheat this being tho first work he had done for four years I think Hoods tho most wonderful medicine in the world NOLIA E HEAD Deatsvllle Kentucky H00dSarsa Is tlio best Intact the One True Blood Furfler HeaytottkecasytobuyOO1 Barbourville Ky April 25Acompany is being organized here this morning by U S Perkins a young man who has served six years in the regular army to go in D G Colsons regiment So far sixty names have been enrolled Lagrange Ky April 25Old ham will have a military company ready for service by Saturday over thirty young men having en listed up to this time Pewee Valley has a welldrilled though a young company which will be ready on the first call if they are neededLouisa Ky April 25Law rence county hopes to be repre sented at the front in the war with the Dons a volunteer company be ing about ready for mustering in for service in the Colson Regiment Frankfort Ky April 25 Boyd county has a volunteer company ready to be mustered in so Capt R S Carr writes- Lexington Ky April 25TIleguards recently mustered out at Lexington arc ready to be mus tered in so Capt Hugh Daniel notifies the Adjutant General Jackson Ky April 25A volunteer company of Breathitt county patriots will be ready Co- rthecall to arms this week Capt Sam Stidham is meeting with much success in enlisting members for the new company Albany Ky April 254 Clinton countys new military company will be ready to march by the last of the week if their services are needed They arc a hardy and soldierly looking company so far enlisted Guthrie Ky April 25Anumber of young men here are en deavoring to organize a military company Gov Brady and Col Smith have been written in regard to a commission Thirty applications have been made for member ship WILL BUY BONDS People of America Will Subscribe the War Fund Comparison of Prices Had for Farm Products Special correspondence Washington D C April 25 i8gSThie people of the United States the plain people are to be given an opportunity in case of war to subscribe to the war fund to become bondholders Will they embrace that oppor tunity Will they make them selves members of that class which has been so much inveighed against by politicians arid dema gogues especially the latter during the past few years Espec ially will the farmers of the coun try the substantial citizens who have experienced perhaps the greatest improvement in their fi nancial condition of any class since the rejection of free coinage and the determination to adopt again the protective systemwill they become bondholders by sub scribing to the war loan which is to be raised in case a war is re quired to free the people of Cuba from the oppressions and cruelties to which they have been subjected in the past Of course their first work on the return of good prices whichcame without the free and unlimited coinage of silver was to pay off their mortgages and that they displayed their usual good business judgment m doing this is shown by the fact already announced over and over again that mort gages amounting to hundreds of millions of dollars were canceled by the farmers during the first year of the return of prosperity the amount of money which received for their products has so greatly increased that there s good reason to believe that many of that class of citizens of he United States will stand ready o patriotically subscribe to the loan and enter themselves in he list of those coming to the as sistance of the government and be coming members of the berated classbondholdersThat of money which the farmers have received or their products since the inaug uration of President McKinley is far in excess of that which they received in the corresponding period prior to his inauguration must be maybeto examine some figures bearing- upon this subject That the adoption of the pro tective tariff and the conse quent activity and increased increased earnings among the manufacturers and those whose earnings are affected by manufac tures has resulted in au increase in prices is quite apparent Fig ures were recently quoted show ing an advance in prices of practi cally all farm products since the adoption of the Dingley tariff bill in July 1897 comparing those prices with those of April i I8g8 Wheat corn oats barley rye beeves sheep hogs lard butter beans potatoes hides wool hops hay and cotton seedall showing an advance Here is a table comparing the prices of a few of the more important products in the New York markets at the date of President McKinleys inaugura tion and the latest attainable date April 18 1898 While the num ber of articles considered is small it includes all important classes of farm production and illustrates to some extent the increase in money which the farmers of the country have realized for their products in the 13 months since the inaugura tion of President McKinley N Y Wholesale Prices 98WheatCorn No 227 37 30Lard043Mesa pork 850 975 Heef family gjo tioo Wool Ohio XX19 30 When it is remembered that a very large proportion of the prod ucts of the farm are sold In the home markets and that the above figures relate to the prices in this country at the two dates men tioned it will be seen that the money which the farmers have re ceived during the past thirteen months for their products is greatly in excess of that which they received earlier This fact is illustrated by a comparison of present prices with those ranging back to 1894 Wheat which is quoted in the above table at 109 on April i8th sold in that same market on October 4 1894 at pre cisely onehalf its present price or 54J4 cents per bushel Wool sold June 7 1895 at practically one half its present price the quotations for that date being 16 cents per pound against 30 cents at the date quoted above The quota tions for beef familyon July 2 1896 were 750 per barrel against 1100 at the last quoted in the above table The above statements quoted from official reports published by the government regarding the earlier dates and that for March i8th being from the New York Tribune give something of an idea of the Receipts of the farmer under the beneficent influences of a pro tective tariff and a currency free from attacks of those who would reduce it to an uncertain basis The net receipts or gain in receipts of the farmer through this advance in prices of the large bulk of their articles which they sell for consump tion at home cannot be definitely measured but it is practicable to determine the increase of the amount received by them for the small proportion of their products which they send abroad Here is a little statement showing the value of the exportations of breadstuffs provisions and cotton in the thir teen months since the inauguration of President McKinley and comparing the receipts for those articles during that period with those of the thirteen months just prior to his inauguration While it gives but a small porportion of the in creased receipts of the farmers be cause of the fact that but a small proportion of their products are sold abroad it does give some basis for an estimate of their in creased receipts under McKinley prosperityItion 718337030 13 months preceding McKinleys auguration 020900181 The above table shows a gain of practically IOOOOOooo in the amount of money received by the farmers for that portion of these three classes of their products sent abroad and gives something of an idea of the enormous increase in their total receipts from the sales of all classes of their products in all the markets now open to them Phllomathic Society The following program will be rendered at Assembly hall Tues day evening May 2nd Music Recitation Music Reci tation Subject for debate Re solved That the sale and reading of Sunday newspapers is demoral izing Affirmative E B Bourland W F Burr W A Toombs Negative J R Rash Howard White J E Day All are cordially invited yuar DoctorKnows Your doctor knows all about foods and medicines The noxt timo you soo him just ask him what ho thinks icons Emulsion of CodLiver Oil with Hypo phosphites Wo aro willing to trust In his answer For twontyflvo years doo tors have prosoribod our Emulsion for palonoss weak ness nervous exhaustion and for nfl diseases that causo loss in flesh Its creamy color and its pleasant taste mako It es pecially useful for thin and delicate children i codliverbytakingand untried Keep in mind that SCOTTS EMULSION has stood tho test for a quarter of a century druggistscorr York LATH M LIGHT GUARDS War Spirit High In Christian Boys Anxious to Move Men Running Over Each Other to Enlist Hopklnsvllle April 27The men who compose Latham Light Guards Company D Kentucky State Guards blessed as they are with tender family ties and prosperous business relations are yet moved by their patriotism first and are unhesitatingly pre pared to answer the call when it comes to mobilize with the State troops and go to the front The following is the list as best obtain able which will of course be subject to slight changes up to the hour of leaving Off icera CaptainER C Payne Second Lieutenant Sergeants G W Phelps C O Prowse II K Anderson Gano Dullard V L Walter Jr R C West WylyWPrivates E H Anderson Jr R F McDaniel Webber Breathitt A P Newman A B Boulwarc UH Nixon C R Boardman T E Overshiner C O Brown F 1 Pattln M K Bullard E B Powers Bobt Bellamy John Stiles Geo W Center C B Smith TandyJWill Collins 11 P Thomas Claxton T C Van Cleve joe G Donaldson L A Waller W H Foster W R Wicks WinfreyFred JrEE Stanley Long Forrest Zimmer R C Morefneld Jr Volunteer Recruits MorganDickL D Brown J Garner McRar George Connell Eugene Whitlow- C E Jackson J II Wicks Wilt Hays Tom Witty W T Hardwick II G Wood Henry Hedges Otho Vaugban Alney Hedges Harvey Young Edgar Morris Henry Merrill S O Rutherford Will Couch Lloyd Nelson Will Jenkins R A Davis N A Lindsay Sidney Elliot John Hays Charlie Walller Mayfield Ky James Dent Leitcbfield Ky R C Dobson Cobb Ky Hartford Volunteers J W Ballard Howard Bush Henry Powers Felix Robinson Francis Benslnger Other men will be enlisted before this news reaches TUE DEE Men and medicines are judged by what they do The great cifres by Hoods Sarsaparilla give it a good name everywhere DOWN IN THE NINES The greatest attraction for the miners the past week has been the soldier trains and many of them displayed great patriot ism at the sight of the boys in blue The St Bernard loses a good clerk in the person of Lieutenant Paul Price and Uncle Sam gains a good officer May good luck attend him John Hogan of Hecla has recently en joyed a visit from his brother from the eastern Kentucky coal fields and who was frightened away from there by the small pox seare- President Ilsley of the Crabtree Coal Co and who resides at Chicago visited this county last week Mr haley Is owner of a number of coal mines located in Ken lucky Indiana and Ohio Strikes were reporled last week at both Taylor and Powderly mines A loiter received here from a miner at Taylor mines confirmed the one report and a miner who visited Earlington from Powderly gave the information about the Strike at that place Even the Uarnesley miners have been struck by the wave of patriotism through the land and it is very likely that some of those hardy coal producers will offer their services to Uncle Sam Among the patti otic citizens will be found our miners The CoOperative Coal Co of Uarnsley will hold their annual election of officers posidonhave announced themselves and the con test promises to be interesting The reelection of the officers of the St Bernard Coal Co indicates that the stock holders are well pleased and it is a deserved companies their affairs than this company and all outsiders agree that it is a pleasure to do business with them The Virginia Coal Iron Co which was sometime ago the successful bidder Cityfirmsnounced a shut down last week thereby throwing several hundred men out of eraI employment This shows plainly that parties wishing a steady supply of coke should always patronize the St Bernard Coal Co that runs the year round It is claimed by knowing ones that coal is as Important in war as powder then the action of Great Britain as shown below in an article from the GlobeDemocrat will prove diastrous indeed to Spain Washington D C April 22TheUnited States has scored Its first Important diplomatic triumph It is understood to day that a convention has been entered into which was concluded today between this country and Great Britain declaring that during the present hostilities between ibe United States and Spain coal shall be held by the two nations to be contraband of warand this declaration will be maintained by England wherever her flag floats deepestinteresttives of the five great powers here Russia concurs with the United States which Is a distinctly friendly act in diplomatic phrase meaning that she will join in en forcing this determination France is dis tinctly opposed to it as is Austria while Holland and Belgium are noncommilal as is Germany which reserves her expression of opinion though unofficially it is openly declared that Germany is anything but pleased with this evidence of an un derstanding between the two great English speaking nations The farreachine consequence of this movement can scarcely be overrated It is creating a precedent touching matter that must always be of the highest importance so long as coal is the greatest necessity to steam power on land or sea It is ot the utmost consequence now to have Great Britalu with us in the maintenance of so important a military maritime principle which will be of the greatest consequence to England in future for it makes her au thority on this subject paramount Encland has coaling stations all over the seven seas and she keeps them well stocked Russia is following her example France consid ering her naval importance has somewhat neglected lo secure permanent coaling stations relying more than any other power upon colliers and great ocean coal yard like the Cape Verde Islands St Vincent This decision will be a great blow to enter prising coal dealers in Halifax and the Canadian ports who were preparing to transact a great deal of business with Spanish warships and Spains coalcarrying vessels But for the persevering efforts of the British Ambassador here Sir Julian Pauncefote so sudden a conclusion could never have been arrived at Had he de sired to be might have delayed rbe conclusion of this convention for days and even made It impossible lint be has stood the friend of the United States against such pressure from the representa lives ot two continental powers both of the first class which did not wish to see the principle laid down that coal shall not be sold to any nation that can pay for it regardless of war English dealers have undoubtedly lost Englists law that will make her far and away the provisionforlion and unicorn flag A Strong Fortification Fortify the body against disease by Tutts Liver Pills an absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice bilious ness and all kindred troubles The Fly Wheel of Life Dr Tutt Your Liver Pills are the flywheel oflifc I shallever be grateful for the accident that broughtthem to my notice I feel as if J had a new lease of life J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Cot Tutts Liver Pills DR OTTOS SPRUCE GUM BALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTLES Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 50000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It Is not to busi ness men we are talking they know all about itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safetyif the 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 DETECTIVEWe want a man In 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lln1n CLOTHINGDTTIII OW wvv T VT YTTWTIU m tN TOUR n SPRING CLOTHING IS INI HAVE YOU SEEN IT Some limes In our hurry we fear we do not tilk enough about our Clolhln Now let UK say right here theres no part of our entire stock VB aro prouder of No deparlment that Is more completedV buy our Clothing from nil parts of the country ooma from the South sonic from the West and some from ibis East and pulling tho together enables us to show os handsome and complete line of Clothing as you want to see Our ao per cent discount sale we nail durIng January and February put us In good shape for our New Clean Spring Stock and we want you to come In and sen what we have what we can do for you before you buy your New Spring Suit wont you Come in thats all wo ask of you when once in our Prclly Patterns rind Correct Prices wilt do the rest OBBBn r We begin Mens Suits this Spring at 250 and run up to zoo Of course the 250 suit Is not very much but you cant stand the pressure if you will only allow us to 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InformationI t Subscribe for Th8B8i o J J 0 hh IIh It 1 4-4 J T t t ro r r m 1 9l I- fI t 1 Tj 7 J q ALI C 1J 7u yr I r Le 1 I t l 1 J a y fti is i 1 I I f 7 A r Ler I rOt11l Jnbustru we Q rhe NEWSIi J i cot N r Robinsonhasa handsome graInS D hNiavc moved their stock of drugs L theonMa1ijtreetbrick on Railroad streetsidti That staunch old patriot JairFegan is a warrior in spirit a whorctrytwo years or during the war The second week in May will be TheMusic thetractand ii One fare rates have be arranged OUN all the railroads We understand thai the business men of Louisville have made raiiKcmcnts to royally entertain onlKentuckyStale Commercial Convention t be hold in that citon May n a ding12 Madame Johana Gadski who is Mayfbyrff I tMassenetsconjunctioni ijs Music lovers will have an c portitnity of hear some of Itand f neatest artist of Europe nnde America at the Louisville MayS Iileenin certs of the Festival as attractive as possibleassmelMortalitystock was rather high Saturday and Sunday All deaths reported be j0longingproperty of Mrs Bascomb and a j0wereMn limits of the town A Comemtvrother day if she had two or three boys she would not hinder their going to defend their country She was as calm as a philosopher a applauded the ambition and triotism in lOS of able body a ndtit ideJ101of uabergchant at Horcbcameto Eariingt ont jjcthepcctcd to come through with the pjpanyOjlliu jjrIMachine with ten horse power boi threshing engine all in good run ten fling order which I will sell reason nhlj RICHARD PAIMEU aprai 8t St Charles Ky 1 Special Rates to Annual State ma Meeting Epworth League bui at Lexington for I The Louisville C Nashville rathe collLexingtOn4I 5 6 limIted to May io accountt df Annual State Meeting 0 worth LeaguesrevSpecial Rates to the tiny Music n1Citi Festival at LouIsvilleof Thu Louisville Nashville Railth road will sell roundtrip tickets to Louisville on account of the May dro Musical Festival at one fare on May 9 and 10 and for morning trains of May 11 limited to May 13 theSocial krnforthe residence of Mr E G Mc eodtai at Madisonville by the ofwI takUnionTuesday evening May 3 sev erql reasons The meeting will be lield on that evening and all friends nr the work are invited to attend has has Military and riHIInery Souvenirs sum Many a handkerchief hat pin and Stickpin necktie bit of flower from New and a hit of millinery or any other de tachable flung has gone with hur rying brave and handsome soldier a de posItaclinientsand stopped in Earlington and ip Jieiilheredf and in remembrance qf the handsome wearer of blue Prl- ccloth and bearer of blued steelIthere repose in quiet seclusion sun we aft7idgesjiien on their way to tho front The military man is as ever ir and reisttblethepGatheringAt Hanson there arc a number of young teachers in Prin McCuIleys training classes Tuition and board nost reasonable In the collegewa lObo established there next tuition will be free Qnly a lim n- ittjd nnjnber cap be enrolled the ibriarE McCv A M flanson Ky J r ACTeCreetur Attempts to- Wage Gory War Against Earlington Girls ladiesdistinguished onan7agathetheringdecorate tho laddies of Cornp deohnt crabapple trees in a green t gliighany agething Thinge and looking about discovered propes esj1tail patupit is further said that theyall I one climbed over under through the wire fence They fou but offitheyy do not say anything about thenOf the single daring cavalrymans shouts on the outside and escaj also It was really a very narri ticliey thing that prevented a s tratouti pautesserenely hoping that nobody would tell vcforcompositorsinand unwarranted and we fear tlu re may be among the better class of the In depagainst Tips before they again go foraging er full sail into pastures greens Beware of witConisint m undlwhen entering it through the mu cous surfaces Such articles should never utab u AmleI ingvemanufactured by V J Cheney Co Pol 0 contaIns no mercuryRod Is ta ien lislmucousbayioR Halls Catarrh Cute be sure you get the genuine It is taken internally and MCoil inaallsCold Lead and a Hot Time wjasome a past been building a nice r nce for Dr Mothcrshcad t enofwho it seems has neither the an nothen clandestinely taking off choice kin besdlingar of that visible branch of the lilystn of patience and long stiffer plaiacyn that it last reached nodersomdedjohimselfyawning chambers a mans thumb acc tucthespontledairythefellfreeectingan armful of Eds selecl ing Just as he was prepari s the Ed tinhimfullzensilla had landed upon the shores het demcityt rinppedheseveralstreak up the lull so blue that traces of it were plainly visible to Vb hoss editor next day at ten ock paridtingsthat a masked battery is main and ed on the premises and those it o dread perpetual fire should e roundance on the place sunset cents Beats the Klondike Mr A C Thomas of Maryfvilte Tex found a more valuable discoveryt n yet been midp in the For Ch htbyptionwas absolutely cured by Dr Kincs Discovery for Consumption Counhs a Colds He declares that gold is of lace ycveloushundred dollars a bottle Asthma Uron- cbllisand alt throat and luriR affections are tively cured by Dr King New Dls the ghfreeweslz850e refunded 8r R V Davis anJ daughter re in Madisonville Saturday ernoon Dr Dells PineTarHorey cures cotnocolds It soothes the air ges Iurberoper supply of oxygen For sale by geo1lngTwo Spaniards with bears were out of Jonesville Va One s seriously hurt but escaped r Jttli Spruce Gum Ualsarn li a sclentlfie Sores COIponud IUlIg dlaeLaeaL yoq Rqi8oldTntwoSold by 81 Berqard Drug SloreSal PATRIOTISM ABROAD Lnrfie Crowds of People Here and Elsewhere SOLDIERSies bearingonGulf flashed through the coun like a bared sword and scarce htJealongrayul iI4LLempse of Uncle Sams brawny arm and add whomentmciiflagshe towns were out in force Henderson Sch Buoolsand elsewhere were out in a bat orted by their teachers with andsriotism given the Young Ameri s At every town large flags oshoutingorOn one of these trains filled withD cers and men guns baggage accoutrements cheered at Itevery mile was an unusual ar- I idkeep eachgethe query do you belong to the bwgreeted the train as they Ic flagsrLodgnng voice of a bronzed cam plainsTheyphysical manhood Some had been in service fifteen or twenty earslllover the Vest and know about frontier warfare At Madisonville Capt Burch field had a part of Company E Third Regiment Kentucky State rji i i t i of thereotthe regulars he trains all stopped at EarlIe1 the paidmanysurrounding towns and count of had full opportunity to converseT h rank and file as well as with ladies of several regiments to examine the guns and equipment so novel to the nnac AAmerican pruningMany people from Madisonville St Charles Mortons d Co Dreypany E many of them came Friar day evening and brought the disonville Cornet Band Titroue evening Uncle Oscar asThe fronBetweenand the shouting populace and theb systereington Colored Band appeared itsOlhusiasm A band of singers nted sweet familiar songs with BillenlirelysprinCflowers just I towed on private officer arIgrabDogwood crabapple and the rarer rose carnation and of the valley were given in pro and theyonwagntnativethereciatessoms Kentucky blossoms on fear damompaniedkians were there and they re KentucleyCaptain Captain Gerard of Eastern had retired telling his TheeBSity for demonstration But gratefullythe crabapple blossoms while expressed his satisfaction at the ins onstration in the most friendly from Hesaid it had the right was g and that lie anticipated He- ky a his would furnish unhesitatingly day full quota of volunteers m littl thuicbtlumaylia This great medicine cures all tal ng humors bolls eruptions and sores val by enriching and the blood whoovercomes that tired feeling and gives vitality i nd vigorSou witusnessmen Shooting qt St Charles was A occurred at St Marlesmihal11pistol in the hands of John Wai a negro man of about 21 but andTheremony about the occurrence but wants whaotingund was inflicted in the boys ton in inson Cunningham died Wednesday Wallace is still at largedesilards preWoAbenefItalJurloull01 e taUOI2U break Sold by St Bernard Drug Store ren the- istMrs Edwin Phillips spent l by Thursday in MadisonvdleGe Bucklen9 Arnica Salve pnBruisesletter Chapped Hqnds Chilblains Skin rlfguaranlney refunded per box For eby St BernatlDrug Store SOLDIERS HONORED Resolutions Passed Upon Their Departure to War sThe respect and admiration a goo felt for the boys who a departing for the front in defense exIdisadopted by the Odd Fellows lodge It Madisonville Captain Burch field of Company E and Mr holdIgor OKIIMTAL LODOC No 09 10 O FwhMADISONVIUK Ky April 15 W a Burchileldbermem nd fillie us to go with his company at the call and for the defence of our Government agai kinhfildalwaysydo his duty as an Odd Fellow at all times believing he wilt be as faithful a solIRz masotvzoBrother Burchfield to all true Odd Fellows their 2n recdloved ones and from the associati with his Brothers of Oriental Lodge 99 I OC F that we as a Lodge will bis dues fully paid 3r ThaIthis Lodge extends to him a and every member of his company a Speed with the wish for their lion and preservation from harm protfro rehaving tbelrt41 b That a copy of these resolutions be sent Brother Burchfield under seal of tho tiodcounty papers to publlsbsameIAdopted by unanimous rising vote fAttest dieDhALL or OalUTAL LoDna No as 100 P MSDISONVILLE Ky April 85 1898 whyua member of Company H 3rd Regiment Kentucky Guards of Owensboro Kentucky will be absent in the discharge hi aftforepasoLVEDBrother Basbam to the friendship and pro on of all true Odd Fellows 2nd That we will keep his dues fully In this Lodge during his absence d That we pray his safe return full honors worthy and Odd Fellow anda Soldier beIthe Lodge signed by the Noble Grand and attested by the Secretary and the county papers requested to publish Jel D A MORTIN Noble Grand Free Pills Send address to H E Bucklen 1 Chicago and get a free sample box of lings New Life Pills A trial will ince you of their merits These p1Hareasy in action and are particularly fecti ve the Cure of Constipation and Headache For Malaria and Liver bles they have betn proved invaluable y are guaranteed to be perfectly free 10betheir action but by giving tone to I beSam ston ach and bowels greatly invigorate IbeC m Regular size 25C per box IJoeSt Bernard Drug Store Runaway G R thitchedCBilliehe Fruit Farm and while ad ing the harness the horses G ged away from him He bed the lines but broke Ed Jtheyreached No 9 tipple where c struck and overturned another on which was there waiting ftEJIV Iglehart struck one Ed the horses with a club and rles Curtis attempted to catch team horseback but the crowd the street prevented him as he teedwas done RocenCASTORIAFor IR Kind You Have Always Bought CBearsFt- cof A Gallant Soldier C theotthe Tenth Cavalry enroute frorecognizedtrain by Mr J B Head Sun 0 and1 in response to the call he T poieall shoghtenterex atesfroorwere art the other side This expressed when he spoke of the at thern men fighting valiantly h timniphad well filled bellies He cheered most heartilybu rs A Inveen residing at 720 Henry bOmnllsmd for it nearly the whole of trio time byfriendsreceived no relief She then used a half bottles of Chamberlains oneI yaisothers similarly afflicted to know t cured her 25 and 50 cent sizes for ogGeorgeMotions GapinIiea- ome of the colored miners express re to Join the army and Tight the Sp IiSbut so far an opportunity has not ented itselftrat this season of the year colds generallyG ct the lungs worse than at any otber o Dr Bells PmeTarHbney will a cold in less time than knc wnon patedylungs and bronchial tubes For sale pa St Bernard Drug Store Earhingt ocr of King Si CharlesCh tFridaya a 38calibre pistolsev SSlefOdPuifii aftff 11 c T Sold by St Bernard Drugstore St WAITING ORDERS Company E Staying Close to the Armory at Madisonville MEHBERSreImpatiently Waiting for the Call to flove Toward the Enemy Company E Kentucky State Guards with headquarters at Madi sonville is full and overflowing with its old membership many ich have recently reenlisted and men taken from the very large number that have offered to id the ranks Great interest has n manifested at Madisonville Earlington and throughout Hop s and adjoining counties and recruits to Company E come from various points in several counties which have been indicat pubIof the men could not be lo cat BUedords of the company only give from which the man Incomes Lieutenant Paul P Price will Earldbemruits These arc indicated in list below Several of them have been employes of the St Bernard Coal Company including Mr Price who has held the post n of traveling salesman That company has assured these young men that there will be a place for m when they return from ser countryAll and anxiously awaiting the call to arms ich it seems now be de Ie thatredHere is the complete list of Co in forceernoon SunyOfficers James L Uurchfleld CiptainToWalter Powers First Paul P Price Second Lieutenant R weekrnestPolk Lifloon Quartermaster pbelCorporals racy 1arrisli George Tint Thos Key O L Powers Earllnjtton Carl Wool folk Oscar Walton K Moblcr Virgil Fox Shaver Will 5lalllryaEldred Davis C L Cate Tbos ohnson Henry Jones Peter Morgan D S Smith R L Mason A Smith Dan Conners rUdlionvllle and Other Points Nisbel derryWllberspoonABen Rice Ira Parish Author Burton Jno Nunn Claude Hall W P Stewart Will Smith A Hmerton UtleyLedyWilson E Arnold lby Stewart Walter Wingo Cook Jim Canser Tboj E Finley Tom Hanklns M Doris J L Porter P Ford Aj Favors to Jennings J W Cline L Grady Jack Wright AbWhickardW Benton a T Lovan ginoHC Cook W T Taylor L Reynolds James Jennings P Moore W M Davis H Walton Frank Ivey E Brown urn James A J lones u t Horsefield Mortons Gap Dl3ucbanonMcLean County iEb StringerC tion Marlon =hester Wallineford J D McCbord Sltughteravlllc Gooch James Halt E K Coffman The nan Who Killed Sitting Bull Major E G Fechct of the Sixth valrs until recently locatedat Robinson Neb passed through troopersFridaykilled Sitting Bull in 1890 while byIndianvery tired and asked to be excused m talking When asked how g he had been in the service he replied Since Gi The next question was Are you a Vest nter And he said quickly with great vigor No Sirl wing plainly the feeling that between Westpomt gradu s and those who have come up m the ranks druggistPleasant RemedyHee the goods were unknown in this sec Remedyhouseholddreds of communitiei Where ever CIUKhRemedyhing else 25 and 50 cent bottles for salo ElrlingtonGeoMortons Gap Capt Gen Blanco has cabled adrid that ho can defend Ha na without warships Better Thin A Klondike Cold Mint lotWbe1Z5cIa a bottle of Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Bath the retursis are greater thait a lialililterest I buylosiittiold by St Bernard Drug Star royal decree proclaiming neit lity was printed in the London zctte Americans are the most inventive people earth To them have been ijsiie63ooco ents or more than onethird of all the ents issued in the world No dcoyery modern yearshasDeen giddier benefit mankind than Chamberlains Colic olera and Diarrhoea Remedy or his tfferngWI ciiolrrdr eral years and find it Id hIt the IKMI medicine I ever used for cramp in ilmj mach and bowels For sals by llmi Bertiard Drug Store Earlingtuo Robinson Morton Gap George UICharted i t Fifty Years AgoIWho could Imagine that thIs should be nlaetythreef domethSh nntloa polychrome Here at the Pair was the prize conferred pOnCh flicagolikeSince they B tat ted jo years ago poAyers theirfCCOS8 with tho publio a And I that moans that Ayers Pilla ac thcomplishfor them they cure where others fail It was fitting therefore that the worldwIde popularity of theso pills should recognized by the Worlds air medal of 1893a faot Iwhioh emphasizes tho record 50 Years oj Curespr LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Ten military trains in one day Mil night HenderIendersonfreight could be moved promptly T at putRidgetopof men doing the work patriotby a picture of Gen Fitz Hugh Ler new twotelegraphonti at Kellers iivl one at Casky The Rovernmsnt can not enter com t agiinst the way their soldier moved Never were trains Inndldmore successfully anti carefully Every and prec dispatcherofficials IUMcLlufdlbetweeniIJnrytbatattending surgeons considered amputa legssary under thebospllalChicago lit April 23 General Pos MichCentral he bad been advised by President ard that all employes of the company organlutlQo upoobytheir release from military duty and return that company find the places they now occupy or equivalent ones ready for them Ha Lost the Wrong Lee raham Sprawls was a veteran of three and he used to live in Wiregrass Ga had lost one leg in a battle and walked nd on a wooden stnmp One day be golln the way of the fast mail and the en ran over him offifleenbadrunning toward him shouted gitagesHe lifted the old man to inspect his = sayingtoneurn it alll Its bis wooden leg they cut off I Y Cledtheyed 2oExlravaganlguesses farfromarewondering Pacificand ness consequent upon the reductions madeby TrunkDuringmade personal visits to North Pacific coast points to ascertain the probable volume of Alaska traffic Almost without exception they placetl the total at 150000 or 200 of 00 firstthocurate count has been kept on all passen portsUpconcededIbat boallineseece 30000 will more than cover the en traffic for the season exclusive of that which went overland and sm allttberarereductionsdoany appreciable extent Furthermore these low rales are in effect still and pros poorhr IbanIbeye winter The United States gunboat New port has brought in two prizes a sloop and a schooner Most governors have made very prompt and gratifying responses to the call for volunteers Kentucky miners can be relied on to oduce a large quantity of coal It the government should be pushed for a supply and Kitchen and I gUqot whenSyrupand refreshing to tic taste and note KidneysLiver oni effectually colds head anti fevers and cures habitual constipation Syrup of Figs is the produced int8mosthealthyand ittoknownSyrup sale in 60 druggists procureneecptanysubstitute CALIFORNIA FIG CO CAtLOUISVIllEvoue Mr 4 NEW ENTERPL1SSN vQ- JJ TOV ovallSTlSFCTlONuia I They arc made of Southern Xrott by Southern Workmen who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers they last longer and make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth Fire backs guaranteed fOr 13 years If your Dealer does not handle them VRlTh FOR CATALOGUE Phillips NASHVILLE Buttorff Mfg Co r 44f11realiw s HANvrACTuiitAi or x COOKWGANDJHGATING SOVES1 I and Grates Hollowware Tinware Etc araussis China CrockeryTandJGlasswafe Cutiery WOODEN AND WilLOWWARE Everything necessary convenient I for tho Dining Room Vt Laundry Dairy p dispels SYRUP TENN IASUBSCRIBE FOR THE BEE Z ONE DOLLAR A YEAR i 4 iij IIEt r3i WPlTl THE BEST 5TEAM COALON 1 I TW MAf KET JSEWD US A TfJIAL J I CIvDORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED j I fJ ffi ATISrAGlIOrf GUARAflTED1 i tt 4 y 1 m iif 0 cs 4 Vfij I 1 aI 1fI l1 ilo I IX i I III r V ri I rt4i af J Jt cr 1 L f j jH I li 4 kkU f4 k f I ill f t- I f f It I j jvt 1 tI c I I A1flJ4d1 T1IANOSIGV1N rnT1vM NOEEEINV I a ayyyiftOQJIQd JOIOO TIT flOAt 8813811 TTBO 8 iWOJuLOS 3Hili LV r J3A3 SB 3JC OAV JOqtUOtUDJI mpoo o J3A3 aAEtj 3M autj ojajduioD jsom 1 1 aqj OABtl MOil OAV tlSOJ T SC puv 19 NII4LOZ EN1 Imo jo uopoops oqi m OJBO jetDDds UD JEI aABq OAA N I Fl L 0 I 0 AN OPEN LETTER- To MOTHERSW- EARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO TIlE EXCLUSIVE USE OF TilE WORD CASTORIA AND PITCHERS CASTOBIA AS OUR TRADE MARK I DR SAMUEL PITCHER of Hyannis Massachusetts was the originator 01U PITCHERS CASTORIA the same that has borne and does now dbear the facsimile Signature a 4wrapper This is the original PITCHERS CASTORIA which has been used in the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years LOOK CAREFULLY atthe wrapper and see that it is the kind you have always bought on the and has tile signature of t wrap per No one has authority from me to use my name except The Centaur Company of which Chas H Fletcher is President March 8 1897 nJl 0j 1J Do Not Be Deceived Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting youbecausegredients of which even he does not know U The Kind You Have Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF HavingThe YouT- H I CCNTAUK COMPANY TT MURRAY OTKICT NEW YORK CITY 1 1 w w r MEDICINEfor MILLION ProprietaryMedicine for Packagethe step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade A New York company of mannfactnrlne chcmlitithn niponi Chemical upon the niarket ItTO C4f gu n nlroldnal tablelor tabule coniposJ or compressed powdered preparation uf i erulu medicinal drug whkh hid n aicrr talDcd to more UM nmo IK laollcal men than any other fur the cure or al leriatlon or such lila common to man u liavo I heir origin la an impaired dlgrttloii or weakr6 capacity for autmllatlnic oodobnoi blng nourlihment and clliulnaunK watte ThecaIoguo ot Ii Included tinder tikil lca4 It Iald to Include pntly iual dlwat r which the physician li called upon to prescribe In their stnndaid earned for the acceptance American iwoplo tbecompany laid down the principle that everyththg I nterloz Into tho lactet shouki be or the bllu RT1d anti JIQ vrerl1letl and protected as to retain IU iuallilc Intact end unimpaired through vzcidedl- apseortImeInaflV climate Only choicest ahouldbouzethelrpregaratlon e with tho laletltlerrectcd m packed In SIaM protected by absorbent cotton nnd tecurely corked Kvcn the corks used hAve tieen of a crade solilf It Us lequlrementa that no manufacturer cf teso- evervdayatoppereoiild supply moro t n I proportion from Ms output that would meet me a snecincatlona ThorJass were turn packed In boxes of not Inrpaued In beauty nod trficton of workmanship by those used the most fastidious dealers In jewllsand ornomrntoreold llaTlngMtlhiirhlehMendard and nevercomentlne to from t- I the rroprletori to modem I methods of making rT commodity and eaTen hundred thousand dollars In vested within tin years In advrrtiUne hag Informed CYtry American citizen concerning surprising qualities of JUpans Tabules Doing Ougbtruiand paI log cf the changed conditions that over the commercial and careful to note every circumstance baring a bearing upon the urul prosecution of their trade tbo manager or the company hay that there Is a tnlttent demand n sower price every Orticlo that reaches or approaches an unlvenal use end that the ile although requiring the best of everything resent being called upon ti pay hiavy for superfluous wrapping awl packing or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might re you but Is In the rasa of n purchase mfHided to be contained In a t ezpcriencrthalthesoTabutoldosilence from eX that might ol flrsI hyo been expected Jnnamuch ea tinder favorable conditions those that hare lain loose Ina a traveling bar or rocket for several weeks or months are found to be practically aj fresh and as efficacious as ever Acting upon theso 1I0Dl and noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity ofICroat newspapers now sold for a cent Instead or rate of five times amount nod the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sate the company have entered upon the experiment of putting np Illpan Tabules In am packagebeinga proprietary medicine FIVE CENTSten or doses for onehalf cent each wblrhtheaortcxperlntentallyfor benefit of such as may desire them It should beplaloJ m- undersloo0 that the quality the medlelno is Identicalln both 1IOrta the only dlllereoce being In the fonn and comparative real or tmcklng or putting The fivecent pack dago are not yet to be or although It Is probable that almost any dru KIlt wilt obtain a supplywben requeated by a customer to do so i but Iruanr ease a single 11 carton contalolng ten tabules sent postage paId to any addres for nra rente In stamps rorwarded to the Ripane Chemical Co No St New York Until the t coodsare thoroughly Introduced totne trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a I I price forSEtwhich will them a fair manrtn of iron t via t carton for 40 cents h WWAAA W A WAAAAAAAAAA f ellobnB Caslleman Arthur G Langbair Brecltlnridge I Royal Insurance jc Co HiVcrpool IOxInsurance Company in the World ho Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business In the Southern States Losses Paid in Kentuckyinl896 2498310 II PAUL M MOORE EARLINGTON KY ic Resident Agent for Earllngton and IIVlcrnity w Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home OfficeLouisville K- ywwYvwvvvwwvvww dJ I4 IJd o1o414 A h uhb1 dI 1 WE HAVE SPARED jNO EXPENSE R To make our Funeral K Equipment the best in this part of the State Anything and everything t you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS lTHE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD t EARLINGTONKY Jww v v T7 LOYAL AMERICANS Movement For a National Volun i teer Reserve With General Schofield at Its Head An orgnnlzntlon which may result in tho formation of tbo largest army of volunteer tho world Las kiiown was be gun In Nov York oily tho other night nt n incotlug of distinguished veterans nnd others na tho guests of Colonel W DII Washington at the WaldorfAs toria Tho National Volunteer Reserve is tim title decided upon This now arm of the nation will bo of a distinct character from tho militia of tho several states and doos not seek to conflict with It Among thoso who wero present or represented ut the first meeting were General O O Howard General A MoD McCook General Adolbert Ames Lowell Mnes General James Grant Wil son General Martin T MoMnhon General EL Moliuons General J Fred Piertou Colonel II II Adams General DankQ E Sickles Major General Joshua L Chamberlain Brunswick Mo Gen oral Thomas J Wood Dayton O Gen eral 0 B Wilcox Washington j General Eli Long Plainfield N J Gen oral Joseph Wheeler Alabama General James Lougstreet Washington Gen oral T S Peck Burlington Vt Gen eral ZenasH Bliss Washington Gen oral Stanley governor Soldiers homo Washington General Simon B Buck nor Lexington Ky John Dufols Ed ward Marshall and William DH Wash ington General O O Howard was selected nit chairman of tho meeting and General A McD McCook and Mr Da tale were elected secretaries Object of tho Movement The plan and scopo of the movement which was termed a grand army of expnlnedbythat this now National Reservoshall consist of volunteers who shall sign en listment blanks agreeing in caso of for eign war or invasion to take up arms at tho call of tho president of tho United States or of tho governors of tho states or territories in which they reside Cen trill headquarters arc to bo established clearinghosoIt is believed that from 2000000 to 5000000 citizens will bo found ready to join tim body It is not the object to existingstatocy tho names enrolled in any stato can bo handed to its authorities for organi zation and enlistments under its own regulations and officers Tho officers of the organization were elected as follows Lieutenant General John M Schoflold U S A command er Lieutenant General James Long street 0 S A vice commander General O O Howard chairman of the military committeo with vice chairmen as follows Major General Adelbert JosephWheelerMDodgo Colonel W DH Washing ton president of tho organization and GcueVul A NoD McCook secretary Plan of tlio Organization The plan of tim organization is to get takeIup arms a conscription or draft to bo maintained in connection with the present forces without tho irksomeness of military duty without entailing upon the gov ernment or stato the expense of main taming such n largo body of troops and without drawing from their pursuits the young men of the nation It is proposed to enroll men of proper ago end physical qualifications to bear arms who will sign the enlistment blanks agreeing to tako cp arms when called upon The original rolls would bo transmitted directly to tho war or navy department there to bo tabulated and included in tho recognized sum mary of the military anti naval forcei of tbo United States Tho permanent organization will in elude tho president of tho United States to bo oxofficio commander In chief the secretary of war to bo exofflcio vice commander of tim military forces and tho general of tho army commander tho secretary of tho navy to bo ox officio vico commander of tho naval forces and tho admiral of the navy to bo ox officio commander the governor of each state to bo cxofllclo commander of all commonwoalthondto bo csofllcio vico commander of that state tho military committee for the purple of governing and fostering tho presitkiit duties pertaining to tho organization and its maintenanco An Appeal to tho Country This foregoing organization having been effected it was decided to send broadcast through tho country an ap peal embodying the principles of the National Volunteer Reserve This ap peal is in part as follows ncADQits NATIONAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE J WASHINGTON BUIIDINO 1 BROADWAY NEW Yotuc CITY ro the Fcoploof tho United States Whereas the policy of tho govern ment and of tho several states of the United States of America is to main tain a small organized force for tho as surance of law and order within our borders and in case of a serious conflict to depend upon tho loyalty of our people and volunteers to augment tho reg nlax army and militia which would form a nucleus around which they would gather it is apparent that in case of a serious conflict or one of long dura tion that our standing force would be utterly inadequate to carry it on and that tho body of our army would bo our volunteers It is acknowledged that all Europe is a vast military camp the minds of the people of each power being directed to military affairs and taught to despise respect or fear another nation by the consideration of comparative military strength Familiar with tho enormous armies of their own and adjoining na tions they judge tho United States by comparison and our regular army of 25000 and 100000 militia occasions on their part n feeling of superiority if not contempt and invites frequent and ready aggression as has been proved by no less than three international difficul consequentlyItother time that all doubts as to our willingness and available strength be sot at rest and enrollment of our volunteers bo made which wo have not had for a generation and our military strength has been decreasing rather than Increasing ever since our great conflict while our national wealth and the over Increasing interests wo lire called upon manyfold IIOU jiltS in ItS IHMirvH 11 rjwhy not lot us count our men and make manliest our loyalty to the world and the readiness of every man in tho nation to defend tho country and tho flag and let us above all seizo this opportunity of forever closing nay breach that may have occurred and forever blot out sec tionalism and publicly weld together anew north south cast and west in our ever glorious and inseparable Union- A Measure For Peace Tho organization of tho National Vol unteer Reserve is not intended as an alarm or to arouse an unnecessary mil itary spirit It is a peace measure but if conflict must boo then a measure to shorten its duration Thereforo the sub scjlbors veterans of all classes forever united under tho flag have organized themselves into a body to bo known as tho National Volunteer Reserve and have pledged their services as a military com mittee They desire to rally around them the loyal men of tim nation and they confidently believe that tho re Theyhavoblank which every loyal man of the na tion can sign and thereby consecrate himself to his country and his flag It Is behaved that a universal and loyal expression on tho part of the people at this time will have a great moral effect not only at home but abroad and will discourage any coalition with an antag onistic power or interference with our affairsSuch a declaration at this time will also strengthen the hands of the presi expressionfromderstood To make this movement don D address hereby Reservo United therefore United Reserve United mental certificate authorized witnessed qnallllca Notional Volunteer Building ukLly ilitrcloru public jncss believed that enrolled fool keenly interest cud Integral quality lets national ttnte National Volunteer lcservo National Reserve d couutry governors already tbrlr patriotic is further invited bccomo of Reserve invitation extended fraternal Reserve pledge transmit Lieutenant Confederate Commander HOWARD retired Chairman Military Committee ADELBEBT Volunteer WIIKKfrn Lieutenant Chairman Committee- A SICKLES U OllASlBEKUUrf States ZENAS B Major General States Army B STANLEY R Brigadier United W A HAMMOND Brigadier LONG Brigadier Army 0 H T a WOOD Brigadier States Army WILSON General States Volunteers J PIERSON Brigadier States Volunteers L MOLINEUX Brigadier General States Volunteer M T McMAHON Brigadier Volunteers S PECK Brigadier States Volunteers KILUAM President A McD McCOOK United All generals aud major generals of northern anti south armies tho of vies of have been elect ed and upon acceptance bo mom bers of miltary of tho re servo Executive Committee organizationhaveYork city tho executive mittee the military will meet every executive consists General M General James Longstreot General How ard General Adolbert General Grcnvillo M Dodge Joseph Wheeler General MoD McCook General Wood J Fred PIerson General L Gen MaMahon and President William Washington Washington in speaking of tho movement said we accuse throughout tho country should take away existing uncer tainty in the foreigners as to the loyalty people Tho ob starting tho movement just now are mako an opportunity both of tho soldiers tho of all sections of tho country It a a war discouragu sympathy ENROLLMENT BLANK Imsdt d4ItfttM V1 Rtw1N Tof 51LTIS op1 tJr- b pi I STATEOF 63 CITY OF OF J born in in the of aged now resid ing at in tho County of and of with Post Oiflco by occupation V do Etato nud do clare that I am of ago nnd believe myself to bo physically anti wise qualified to boar arms that I am not enlisted in tho National or of any or In the Army or the Navy of tho but that services bo rfvKilablo to tho United in thu ot war with foreign do in tim NATIONAL VOLUNTEER RESERVE and ask that my name bo enrolled us n member of said organization and I do solemnly undertake and agree in the event of war between tho States and any foreign if upon the con sit authorities of tho of or of the United through the lawful channels to as a Ijjop In tho National Guard or tho Naval of said or in tim Army or tho Navy of tho United for tho length of time and upon the terms that way by law bo pro vided and I do solemnly swear or that I will bear truo faith and allegiance to tho of America and that I will servo honestly and faithfully against all enemies whomsoever and sworn to mo this day of S 189 I hereby certify that tho above named man between tho ages of 18 ana 45 and that ho freo from all infirmities which would in any way disqualify from performing military duty CA person desiring to enlist If a eallur or waterman by occupation or desiring to Join tbo Navy or Naval Bcscrvo may craso ibo soldIer and Guard In tho body and will then for the Naval Beucnre and Nary NOTE This enlistment blank should preferably bo signed before a magistrate Judge county clerk commissioner notary or OilY to administer an oath who if properly loyal or patriotic should mako no charge for tho In lieu of tho availability of snob officer the enlistment blank may signed and by two per liOns who will add their also mako declaration ns to tho physical tlona of tho applicant When signed forward to tho Headquarters Deserve Washington New York l IOlCtiJ J 1i I It loud ll apjinl tuo peoples the thn only vehicle for reaching the nutiou install tauconkly It is confidently this movement will inrko cacl vol more his individual his part in national affairs and thus prove tba of our citizenship Tho plan in no way con with or authority or with tho ihillti anti tho ill act a n encouragement nud auxiliary to the na tional guard Tho president of the Unit ed States Iii tim commander in chief of the Volunteer and the govtrucr of each state the connauder of tbo reserve within his own lhn fully currying out tho pro visions cf tho constitution The press without dissent has volun teen itutordiul approval and coopera loll in all sections of tile Tbo of niauy sttttcs have given CIa b lusllc approval Tho aid of tho lirund Army of tho Republic of the Couitdcintu Dud of all other vet eran organizations of the Soua of Vet evans nud of all societies confidently depended upon to tho movement undo each to a recruiting office the Na tional Volunteer This is also to every nud labor organization and is wade individually to every man to rally nrouud the flag The military committee of the No tional Volunteer them solves faithfully to to tboaut- horitlnit all enrollments consigned to their care nwl subset I to themselves joy ally JOHN U 8CHOFIELD Meutenant ActingCommanderJAMES LONQSTREET States Army Vice 0 0 General United States Army AMES Major General United State GlneralUnitedJOSEPH General Con federate States Army Vie Mill tary Unlt04StatesDANIEL E Major States Army retired JOSHUA Major Ueneral United Army retired BUSS United rotlred Major General United State Army 0 DRUM Gcciral State Army retired United States Army retired ELI General United State retired UnitedStatesUnitedStatesGeneral Unite retired JAMES Brs dlor United FRED General United E General United States 1 General United DH WASHINGTON Major General MilitaryCommittee tho brigadier both ho ern and admirals both nn by order rank will the committee Headquarter whcro com of committee day This committee of Lieutenant John Schoflold O Ames General A T G General E Mollnenx oral itt T DH President If can nu enrollment of volunteers it any roiads of of our chief jects for to this for a reunion old and people Is pence rather than measure It will European NatonalvVolUKtecrjRescrve TOWN 1 State years Stato below stated proper other Guard Naval State States desiro my shall States event any power 1 enlist power called by tuted Stato States enlist Stato States affirm States them their Subscribed duly beforo is is bodily dofcctsand him word National of be to enrolled public omelet service bo addresses and 141 voice tmteer leSOl1rCe common wealth is loyal GeneraL General Major General United LlentenantGenoral DAVID retired General GRANT United O on tno wrong aid in existing trouoiea and will malta each citizen who enrolls himself feel that ho is closer to and n moro intimate part of tho government and it will pro o tho character and quality of hut citizenship Tho movement is absolutely devoid of politics It is a means for the people to declare their loyalty to the president of the Union whoever ho may bo at any time Tho plan outlined ions already been before tho war and navy departments nnd tho executive and has met with their full approval It is hoped to complete the movement within tho next ten days Letters nro pouring in from famous soldiers and eminent citizens from all parts of the country approving and en couroging tbo movement Governors Approvo the Plan The following letters approving tho project have been received nt the head quarters LINCOLN Neb March 17 Brief examination of plans for National Volunteer Reserve appears high ly commendable anti pariotlo Will gladly cooperate in ita promotion in present situation Nebraska Volunteer Reserve is limited only to number of cit izens nblo to bear arms Sirs A HOLCCMB Govoruor of Nebraska HAuncH March 10 Yonr plan for Volnutcex Reserve force received Two hundred and forty thou sand men in North Carolina subject to military duty and at call to defend state or nation nearly overy nblohodiod man would promptly volunteer DANIEL L RUSSELL Governor North Carolina MONTGOMERY Ala March 17 1 have your letter in regard to tho plan for National VolnLiocr Reserve and it seems to mo to bo excellent It would certainly show the patriotism and power of our country to surpass that of any other nation on earth Yours respectfully JOSEPH F JOHNSTON Governor BOSTON March 16 I bog to acknowledge receipt of your notoof March 19 which I liavo read with interest It seems to mo that you are pursuing the right course Very truly yours ROGER NYOLCOTT Govoruo filassachusotts THENTON March 16 Your valued favor with inolosuros is at hand I havo read tho same with great interest and beg to thank you for tho mine I will glvo the matter full consideration Very truly yours FOSTER M VOORIIKEB President of the Senate Acting Governor CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR 0110 For tho Week Hcglnnlng April 84 Continent by Itev S II Doyle TopioHaUtrror vi 011 s xII H23 Luko iv 10 A habit is n constant method of no tion that is natural or that has been ac mired by a frequent repetition of tho eamo act Tho influence of habit upon human Ufo is inestimable After wo pass beyond n certain stage in life our almost every actionyea even our very thoughtsIs the result of habit Habit largely determines our notions Is- this lifo and has much to do with our destinies in eternity How careful therefore we should ho In the formation of our habits Gradually unconsciously thoughts words notions by frequent repetition fasten themselves upon us and hold us enslaved perhaps forever How important therefore that pur thoughts should bo pure thoughts our words words Of truth and soberness ant our actions noblo righteous and just I Tho topical references suggest n study of several kinds of habits 1 Habits of industry Prov vi 011 Hero tho habit of slothfulness is de nounced and tho wise man holds tho industrious nut up to tho sluggard as an example that should inspire him to hab its of industry Tho nut though not driven by overseer or ruler provides in summer provision for tho winter ant thus shows her wisdom It has been recently claimed that ants do not havo this habit of Industry but this has boon disproved by tho discovery of a certain kind cf nut in Palestine that doos lay up its meat in summer This samo ape des of nut tins also been found in Texas What tho ant does by instinct wo should do by habit Wo should make it tbo rulo of lifo to bo industrious Idleness is n curse Industry is a blessing It is unfortunate for a boy particularly to bo born rich Idleness usually results and consequent habits that lend to ruination Vandwo should form habits of industry God has work for all to do 2 Habits of morality in word and in act Prov xii 1426 In this passage many moral characteristics are contrasted and tho consequent results as well Wickedness and righteousness foolishness and wisdom truthfulness and ly ing diligence Dud slothfulness are set the ono against tho other and disastrous results of that which is ovil against tho beneficent results of that which is good tho results showing that wo should cul tivate tho good and avoid tho evil- S Habits of church attendance Luko iv 1C This reference is n pago out of the lifo of Christ When Ho visit ed Nazareth His humo wo aro told that on tho Sabbath day as Ills custom was Ho went to tho synagogue If it was Christs habit to attend church how much moro it should be ours that wo may worship God pay our vows to the Most High learn of Jesus nnd His perform Biblo Readings Pa i 10 lv 17 cxix 105113 Prey Iii 112 x 4 xiii 4 xx 14 xxiv 8034 Isa i 10 17 Dan vi 110 John xviii 39 Acts iii 1 xjii 14 I Cor xi 10 St Charles Items Mr Ed Zaelcber traveling agent for the Cincinnati Posl canvassed this town Sat urdayMr J R Rash of Harlington was in town Saturday Mr Letcher Fox and sister who are at tending South Kentucky College spent a few days last week with their parents here Mr I T Denlon oi Howell was in town Thursday Mr Wfs Sims and Miss Ina Davis eloped to Evansville Wednesday and were marriedMr Woodruff of the country was here Saturday Mr Taylor Cranor of the country was in town Saturday Mr Geo King and family visited rela tives at Eirlington Friday Mr John Robinson was in Madisonville one day list week on business Dr W K Nisbet who has been attend ing a medical college at Chicago returned home Friday Mr George Long was in Earlington last FridayMr Claude Fox of Crabtree mines spent Sunday herr spentSundayMrs Barton Crutchfield who has been visiting relatives at Trenton has returned homeMrs Kale HUblclI who has been visit jog her daughter Mrs Harlau at Mad sonville returned home Thursday Mrs Davis is visiting her brother at Earlington this week vlsillflRher 9ur Eeleied i1iens pertamingGEO ALIXANI Barltncton KY Miss Macy Earl of Princeton Ind Is yisiting here Mr and Mrs Thos Earl burled their baby last week James Offntt has lighting In his bones Some of the boys got too much booze the other night There will bo a social Satnrday night Miss Ella Hawkins hostess J E Todd host Earlington Cornet Dand will fur nish music Will McGary Is all smiles its a boy The Odd Fellows are preparing for a grand celebration here next Sunday Messrs Lincoln Teague Orion Simpson ot Atkinson College were put here Saturday fishing Mrs Brooks of Atkinson College was called to the bedside of her father at Chi cago last week who lived but a few days after her arrival The program for the closing exercises of sthIs logue ten small boys Recitation Miss Eunice Hopson Dialogue Misses Watson Hamilton and Hopson Quartette Dia logue Misses Dais Hamilton and Watson Tenor solo Marguerite Flag drill twelve boys and girls Quartette Guitar duet Maypole drill eight youngladies Chorus by the school N B Ross teacher Dixon News Bud Nlohols of Shiloh was in town MondayMiss Rosa Skinner of near Providence is attending the normal at this place Miss Delia Fuquay the rolllner went to Evansvilllo Saturday yearsinCURE FOR nisiBest Coush Srrun TuiovIn time Soki by druglsta CONSUMPTION GrIffin near Blackford Dr Frank Campbell and Miss Georgia Below were the residence of G H Towery Wednesday April 27 The writer wishes them n bright happy life A banquet was Risen MI the residence at I iT Potter on lost 15rtda y nlgbl The following were S O Mardwick Mall KiKKell I G Mooney Ruth Iaikir J W Mohan Kate Brooks J T Hall Kate Parker I O Bailey Bonnie Fugaie A L Hall Vera Baker J BIungston Delia Fuquay B 1 Hunter Inca Duncan R LJackson Maggie Ogden G W Trice Ida WadllnR ton lien Langsinn Klnor Kunlz It M Ltsman Ruby Tap p Willis Rice Callie Cosby Rufus Wilke Mend Smith Henry VUson Carrie Hill Claud Severm Lizzie Page Jessie Ravborn Annie Wallace joe TliomasonMda Policy Henry Baker MaRgio Webb Charley Ramsey Zilpin Parker Thomas Wallace Nannie Baker Clay Palmer Hecmle Brewer J S Shadrick hattie Ramsey Clay Hall Lizzie Bailey Hops Yates Sophia Page George Curry Delia Ray born LWe extend to J F Potter and wife our thanks for their kindness and hospitality shown the young people on last Friday night at the banquetCHAT THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON Vr SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MAY 1 Text of tho Lesson Mutt xxl 010 Mem ory Verses Dl1Oollcn Text Math zxl 0 Commentary by tho Her U M Stearns Copyright liSt by O M StcarniJ 0iVnd tho disciples went nnd did as Jesus conunnndwl them The tlmo had como to fulfill tho prophecy of Xochnrlnh quoted In tho previous verso from Koclu llko nil other fulfillments of prophecy It shall bo lIterally fullilled the King of Israel the meek nnd lowly One shall ride upon nu nss colt Into Jerusalem Thoro la a set tlmo known to God for tho fulfillment of every prediction and a sum dent seasOn for nil seeming delays It was vhon tho fullness of tho tlmo wns como that God sent forth Ills Son inzule of n woman made under tho law to redeem them that wcro under the law Gal Iv i 6 Everything concerning lllm and lila great redemption shall take place at the appointed time 7 And brought the ass and tho colt and put on them their clothes nnd they set Him thereon Ho had told them to go into tho village laId as soon as they entered It they would flail n colt tied which they wcro to looso and bring to lllm It is written that they went their way and found even ns Ho liad said unto them Mark xl 84 Luke xix 0033 Tho disciples dint not have to hire a colt nnd have It nt tho appointed place nt the appointed time Ho Himself arranged It all When n king was to bo provided for Israel Samuel did not have to wonder what kind of n man would do nnd then scour tho country to find him but tho Lord said I will fccnd theo a man nnd thou shalt anoint him I Sam U 10 8 And n very great multitude spread their garments in tho way Others cut down branches from tho trees and strewed them In tho way Not only their gar ments on tho colt but also on the ground to honor Him Tho whole event Is most suggestive in a very practical way for those who Lave eyes to ceo and CArs to hear In Job xi 12 mann Is compared to n wild ass colt This colt hail never been subdued was found tied where two ways met was loosed and brought to Jesus and becoming subject to Him became an In strument to carry Him itself hidden but Jesus exalted 0 And tho multitudes that went boo foro and that followed cried Baying Hosanna to the Son of Davldl Blessed U Ho that cometh in the name of tho Lord Ho sauna in tho highest Their cry takes us to Ps cxvill CO CO and verso 14 of that psalintakesua to Ita xII D and back to Ex XV S and all carry us on to the fulfillment of our Lords words In Math xxlll 00 when they should indeed wel come anti receive lllin in tho words of Isa xxv 0 10 And when Ho was como unto Jo rusalem all tho city was moved saying Who Is this Dr Weston says that it should bo All tho city was shaken and ho calls attention to the seine word In Math xxvl 01 xxviii 4 Hob xll 20 This last takes us back toJIng II 0 21 and onward to tho time when 110 lIi como in power and glory not on an ass colt but as a man of war upon tho whlto horse followed byall tho armies of heaven nov xlr 1110 11 And tho multitude said Thin Is Jesus tIme prophet of Nazareth of Gall lee But there was doubtless moro in the testimony of one Nathaniel than in a mul titude of theso voices when ho saId nab hi thou art the Son of God Thou art tho King of Israel John I 40 What docs your own heart say f What is Ho to you personally for Ho expects from every one an answer to tho question What think yo of Christ Ho docfl not look for words merely but for n heart utterance 10 And Jesus went into tho temple of God and cast out all them that sold and bought in the temple nnd overthrow the tables of tho moneychangers and tho seats of them that sold doves Compare John II 1310 It is very significant nnd con tains a most heart scorching lesson that Ho should do tho samo thing both nt tho beginning and end of His ministry It re minds us that in us who ore temples of tho Holy Ghost Ho desires truth in tho in ward parts that Ho wants none of tho entanglements this world in Ills pee plos hearts but that our lives should make It manifest that though in tho world wo are not of tho world but citi zens of heaven and hero for Ills service and pleasure only 10 And said unto them It is written My house shall bo called tho house of prayer but yo Intro made it a den of thieves Speaking of Christ in Hob ill 0 tho Spirit says Whoso house are wot and in Eph 11 21 22 An holy tomplo in tho Lord an habitation of God through the Spirit are tho names given to tho church which is Ills body Tho church collectively and every believer individually is a louse in which the Spirit desires to make constant prayer on the lines of Math U 88 j Isa lift 0 7 and Roy xxll 00 but if instead of being wholly given up to Him for such prayer and corresponding service wo are given over to eelflsbnces and vforldlincsa and our own thoughts and ways are vro not moro guilty than Israel inasmuch as our privileges are greater being His body 14 And tho blind and the lamo camo to Him in tho temple and Ho healed them Not to make money and gather substance is tho great thing in life but to have to give to those who need Eph Iv 88 To bo n moans of bringing tho grace of God and the riches of Ills grace to those whoknow it not and knowhlm not this is life indeed To bo a channel blessing from tho great and only toun tain Jcr I- t10Itothe poor antI tho perishing this U Chilstilko It1HAnll when tho chief priests and scribes saw tho yfohderf things that Ho did and tho chlldrcn crylng in the temple and saying Hosanna to tho Sqn of David they wore sore displeased Truly they were tho fig tree with loaycs only verso 10 the tree that had boon specially dealt with for three years Luke xlli 00 tho wicked husbandmen Of Math xxl 88 Oh how patiently Ho had borno with them How Ho would have blessed them if they had only boon willing I lInt they would not They would have none of Him 16IAnd said unto lure Hearost thou what these soy And Jesus enlth unto them Yon Have yo never read Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings thou hast perfected praise I have wondered ropootedly which they professed to honor BO or were they past all shame and dead to till but their own thoughts and ways They would not let Rim make them children of God and yet they vainly thought that they wcro such 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