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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, May 5, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898050501 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): n. Thursday, May 5, 1898. Bee (Earlington, Ky.). Bee Publishing Co., Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. J- 1L l PT l I ALr ddIL 1L hd AEIt1FORErII tho loading deIgsginicolora I3ouom rrlcel t lIuaFJInteed Io fI ir Ifi is urmnr IJNTH rEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 6 1898 NO r I r LI Tr I p h- I Yc l The ac I Flag of Freedom Floats Above Our Warships I eVUJ Whose mission is to protect our shores t and FIGHT Everybody is eager to 11 nov more about these superb fort resses which guard the nations honor J We have arranged for our readers to tsecure for a merely nominal sum a- ii Portfolio Series in ten parts each con 16 reproI f eicluctions of specia- lphotographsf I 160 t p in alleach accom pan led by Expla l I nry Text in- kc which are describ I ed the vessels ar il mor guns en I gines power etc I In short the very It infocmation want 1 single you get out of the J 1citfclic SerieSt for the islands which the ships will protect will ceive their share of attention and the reader feels on turning the last lcafthathchashad3dba t a manner to enabl- eIiirntjudgeofthe islands past and present But heI Hoes not stop her pace Tn the series itiS devoted to an ther island realm kI which we may own someday Insome rnofthe parts hefinds Hawaii portrayed and everything plained which an J American needs W to investigate 4 Sf 1 18 i 1 r I IndianaBrooklyn Columbia OregonMinneapolis m- 1lr m ANt aineflIFORtZ ITexas AmphitriteI fightkill IJ d i re Thn 1t I ex ThH Lee in Havana PalacesCities PeopleDwellings Products PlantationsFortresses HarborsCommerce J5J as considerable Prest Dole HonoluluBirdseye 1 r Views ProductionsVolcanoes Fruits Queen Lil NativesScenery AND CUB nucn idEIJInghowmanoclI wllh and brlnll oc LfiendIt to flEE with xocenti LQ1 to mend SIOO at Once ii LJ1 Ofl can thereby avoid tllli bother otwilting a letter anll Inclosing adlme for each ii potpldtJyNO31 The lIawallan Island I No16 The HawaIIan Islands NO1 7 Cuba and the Wrecked Maine g 2 The Anlerlcan Navy 1jNo 3 Tue American Navy No a8 The UawaIlin TIle hawaiIan Islands No10 Cuba N034 IhJ NO1oS TIm Maine No JO The lIawallan hland mONI VOR A UlnaTCN FOR A DOLLAR 1mIL NOl ij tillocloicil t mJ I W 13 will Jipo two Portfolios any numb I Jlb l1lay select new paid sub I I sorjbci to Tho Jhcfoi 01W yeaIj- fJ 1 AJ l8PANISH SPYON BQR Tuesday Nights Capture on the St Paul Capt Sigsbees NevII Ship at Cramps Yard WAS MONKEYING WITH TilE MAGAZINE A Marina on Guard detected hint nntl Promptly Ifloorcil Him nnil After n Hnvorn Struggle Secured Him unil Marcliril Him Ueforo Clltt Slgslirc Who Committed Him to the Brig Iiliiu iirniA May 4Tim report that a supposed Spanish spy had been captured aboard tho auxiliary cruiser St Paul at Cramps yard Tuesday night Is coniiriuccl Who the man is Capt Slgsbeo refuses to state and all that is known of him is that his father Is n Spaniard anti that his moth cr was born on Cuban soil The sus peeL enlisted some nays ago us an ollur anti almost from tho time of his enlistment was under suspicion on account of his peculiar actions Late Tuesday night n marine who was on watch below decks near the powder magazine discovered tho man acting in a suspicious way around tin magazine The marine lost no time In bringing the man to ground anti a short anti severe fight followed Tho guard overpowered him but not be fore tho suspect had received n great gash on tho right Hide of the face He was taken before Capt Slgsbeo for examination und the captain com mitted him to tho brig for tho night SPANISH FLEET REPORTED TO BE ATLANTIC narcrlo Ilabana Destructor Pelnyo Vatla C1Irllhla I Prosnrplna Rano Ifalcon A thorough investigation Is being iiiailc Tim St Paul Is expected to Jwivo Crampfs Thursday morning On her way to sea she will stop at either League Island navy yard or Fort Mif thin to take on her ammunition Her crew is practically complete DEWEY DAY AT NEW YORK Charter Hay In New York City was AUo- Muile Commemorative of Iew ira Great Victory Dewoydaycelebration of time formation of Greater New York has been overshadowed by the events of worldwide Import dur ing tho past few weeks culminating in UeorgeDeweyharbor of Manila The city Is resplendent with tho Stars and Stripes and the Lone Star of Cuba There Is a general approval of time act of tho municipality In setting this tiny apart in celebration of the vIe tory of Commodore Dewey as Well as In commemoration of tho adoption of the charter that welded three cities In leglslntlvo Ilewey Day at St Louis ST Louis May 4Mayor Zlegcnhein has designated Saturday May 14 ns Dewey Day when will be celebrated in time most patriotic manner possible tIme great victory by tho United States In Manila bay on Sunday May To Take Coat Stores and Troops to Ma nila- WASiitxaxox May 4Tim government has obtained possession either by purchaso or charter of the Pacific Mail steamship City of Pekth now at San Francisco and she wilt bo put In con dition to sail by tho 15th at tho latest with coal stores nnd troopI for Ma nun Katal Explosion In Rolling Mitt NEW Yonit May 4Part of tho Pas sale rolling mills at Paterson N J was blown up One man was killed and thrco injured Tho cxplooslon oc curred in tho boiler and gas section of tho building Tho damage to the works was 875000 An Italian Prlnco In America Nsw Yonic May 4Princo Victor Emanuel time countof Turin u nephew of time king of Italy arrived hero Tues day night on tho North German Lloyd steamship Knisor Wilhclm Der Grosso on n tour of tho world u Stato of Bleu0 at Oljon Spain MADRID May 4A state of siege has been declared at Gljou a fortified seaport on tho bay of Biscay pillage be ing threatened We understand that the business men of Louisville have madb arrangements to royally entertain the business and professional men of Kentucky who will attend the State Commercial Convention to held in that city on May n and 112 bendingIIInctory men 4 1 of ro it REGULRR ARMYSHKEUPI- The President Makes a Liberal DL tribution of Stars to Officers of the Regular Army FOUR CIVILIANS GET DOUBLE STARS Urn ritzliugh re rilo ContulUenornl nt Hiivnim Among tho latter us It Also WHsou of Dcliiwnrc Howell 01 Now Jernff anti Wheeler of Alabama Other Nomination WABIIINQTOX Mn4Tbo president sent these nominations to the senate IIrlgOenJoscph oral U S A JJrlgUcn Jolwoll S Otis BriglieuII Graham Brig Oen James P Wudc UrlgOcn Henry C Merriam James II Wilson of Dataware Litzhugh Lee of Virginia W J Scwcll of New Jer soy Joseph Wheeler of Alabama Colonels to be Brigadier Generals Thomas M Anderson Fourteenth In fantry Charles 13 Compton Fourth cavalry Abraham K Arnold First cavalry John S Ioland Seventeenth Infantry Simon Snyder Nineteenth infantry John C Hales Second in IventyflfthInlaiitry tieth Infantry Royal T Prank First TwentyfourthSixth cavalry Kranvistiunthcr ourth artillery Guy V Henry Tenth caval artiltelYJuulsSamuel B M Young Third cavalry John M Bacon Eighth cavalry Ed ward 11 Wllltston Sixth artillery LieutenantColonels to be Brigadier LawtonlnspcctorI1Cneral I sngincers Adna R Chaftee Third cay ilry George W Davis Fourteenth in fnntry Alfred E Hates deputy pay master general Subsistence Department Col Charles Patrick Kagan to bo commissary general of the subsistence with rank of brigadier general LieutCol John Francis to bo assistant commissary general of subsistence with rank of colonel Maj Wells Willard commis sary of subsistence to bo assistant commissary general of subsistence with rank of lieutenant colonel Capt Lasher Howard Bliss to bo commis sary of subsistence with rank of ma for First Lieutenant John Little Fourteenth infantry to bo commissary of subsistence with rank of captain Pay Department Harry L Rogers tQ be paymaster with rank of major To bo surveyor of customs Win L Kesslnger at Kansas City Mo Joseph bWoolman to bo marshal for the dis trict of Montana James 1C Barnes at torney for tho western district of Arkansas WI tlmdrawalNomluation of Daniel p Miles to bo agent for Indians of tho Cheyeuno anti Arapahoe agency in OklahomaNavy ju Navy and Marine Corps Andrew E Kalbdch of Penn sylvania Ralph E Walker Indiana Daniel W Wurtzbaugh Texas Ivan C Wcttcngcl Colorado Watt Chi vcrlitH Jr Louisiana Duncan M Wood Alabama Leigh 0 Palmer Missouri Thomas A Kcurnoy Missouri Arthur McArthur Jr Wisconsin Frank E Hldolcy nt larger Dudley W JCnov Tennessee Charles E Gilpln Michigan Mark S Ellis Arkansas Earl 1 Jessop West Virginia Henry C Mustin Tennessee Roland I Curtin Pennsylvania all to be ensigns In time navy to fill vacancies Charles L Lciper Pennsylvania Gatcwood L Lincoln Missouri Edward T Fitzgerald Albert W Marshall Texas Charles P Hurt Georgia Kcncth O Castleman Ken tucky George II Rico Kentucky Arthur Crenshaw Alabama all to bo assistant engineers in tho navy to fill vacancies Uronson Jr Nebraska to bo tiBccond lieutenant in tho marine corpsHarry II Ualthls Colorado to bo as sistant paymaster In time navy to fill vacancy AYERS PILLS llvlnr been subject for yenrsto constipation without lIelll to AyersLilisgreat benefit from their use Fur over two years Illst have tatceti ono ol tlinso nlils every nll1htU W How JUNO Jut St Carlisle Im 0tJRm CONSTIPATION Subscribe for Tim BEE J o 1 r The Royal U the highest grade bklig powder I I known Actual tests show It goeu one I third further than any other bread I lOYAl Q4KIP I POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL ruuciMi POwDeR eo hew VOIK GRESSrI Flint ItecnUr Session SRNATK i WASHIXOTOX May 4 Senator Gew called up a bill to authorize n commis sion to adjust tho Sioux City and Ta tSlflo Hallway Cos debt to tho government but at two oclock it was dis placed by a joint resolution to amend the constitution iy providing for tho succession In case the president elect Jihould die before inauguration Senator Mills of Texas moved an amendment to permit congress to levy taxes Tabled 33 to 20 liousi Mr Grosvenor rep 0 called up as a privileged report from the commit tOo on ways and means resolution to repeal a joint resolution providing for a froo zone aft tng Importation along the nnrtheri lionler of Mexico Tlio ciTfyt of till rowiliHIr i Mr Oros CROSSING THE Osida Tcrese CurIos V 1 n Texas Anion I J V direct a vcnor said would tend to rcducosmup gling IS IT JUST A SPANISH TRICK rho Capo Vortlo Iiut Squadron Stitl to Hiiro Gone to Join the Now Nqnailron at Cadiz LisnoN May 4It is said tho Span ish Cape Verde squadron has returned to join the Cadiz squadron NKW YORK May 4Time Spanish fleet which was nt the Cape Verde is lands consisting of time Vlzcayn Al mlrantc Oquendo Cristobal Colon and Maria Theresa all llrst class cruisers accompanied by the torpedo destroy ers Furor Terror anti Ilnton left St Vincsnt Cape Verde is lands on April 29 destina tion unknown Time distance from Cape Verde islands to time Canary Islands is about Sit miles and the distance from the Canary Islands to Cadiz about 700 miles Time Spanish squadron being live days out from St Vincent could hnvo made Cadiz by this time steaming at the rate of about tOO miles a day or a little over 12 knots an hour Hut tho Lisbon dispatch docs not say distinctly that the squadron has reached Cadiz It announces that time sqadron Has returned to join time Spanish fleet near Cadiz which may mean that the news comes possibly from the Canary island or from some source at Madrid At Cadiz tho Spaniards arc under stood to be fitting out tho battleship Ielayo and tho first class cruisers Cardinal Clsncros Curios V Quiscppl Garibaldi and Alfonso XIII besides tho waships Nunmncla VIttorla Destructor and several auxiliary cruiser and a number of torpedo boats and torpedo gunboats WILL PARDON CAPT HART Tho Ircildont lIaM Promised to Sot Free tho tiallunt Captain or time 1lllbnstor Laurada WABIIINOTOV MaydTlmo president 1ms announced that he will shortly pardon Capt John D Hart of time fill bustering steamer Laurada now serving a two years sea tence in the penitentiary for his Cuban filibustering operations A delegation from the house compris ing Representatives Young McAlccr and Dingham of Pennsylvania and Cummings andMcClcllan of Now York called on tho president to urge n par don Tjio president while refraining from saying when ho would act gave assurances that n pardon would be farthing Mrs Hart the filibustering captains wife awaited tho party in tlip east room and when informed of time presi dents assurances expressed her grati tude though disappointed that Im mediate pardon was not to bo hud Spoke the Sealing Schooner nor ASTOIUA Ore Aprll30Tho pilot boat San Joso reports having spokes the sealing schooner Doris of Vancouver The Doris recently lost most of her men Whllo hunting they were blown away from tho vessel and were unable to again reach her Tho Doris bad 330 skins II 0 f i SPANISH FLEETDEFEflIED- A Notable Victory Won by Admiral Dewey and His Gallant Asiatic Squadron m GREATEST MODERN NAVAL BATTLE Tlio Spanish Ship No Match for 1liosu Opposed to ThemIKnffilgotl Haiti Fleet nnil Laud IMttcrlM Two Slilpi llurned mill Others Sunk to Irovont- CapturoAckiiowiodgo Uoloit Tho Way tho DJIII Would TIke to Kivolt MAD 11m May 1 620 p in Advices from Manila say that tho American squadron under Commodore Dewey appeared off tho Hay of Manila at Ira oclock this morning and opened ft strong cannonade against time Spanish squadron and forts protecting the liar bor COMMODORE DEWEY The Spanish secondclass cruiser Don Juan de Austria was severely damaged and her commander was killed Another Spanish vessel vas burned The American squadron retired bmw ing also sustained severe damage A second naval engagement followed In which the American squadron again suffered considerable loss and the Spanish war ships Mindano and Ulloa were slightly damaged Annihilation of tho Spanish Asiatic Squad ron LONDON May 3The details of the battle of Manila have been received at tho British colonial office They came In two cable messages received Sunday evening tho substance of which has been furnished by tho ofllcinls of the colonial office The first cable dispatch announces that time fleetcntcrcdIanila harbor at daybreak Sunday stationing itself op poslto time city A fort opened fire on tho American ships whereupon they shifted their position to one near Cavite in Manila bay engaging in n fierce fight against both the forts anti the Spanish fleet Tho engagement hero lasted two hours and resulted in time annihilation of the Spanish fleet This dipatch adds that tho American ships withdrew to their magazine vessel in tho center of time roadstead for the purpose of coal- Ing One American vessel tho name of which is not mentioned is said to have been disabled Commodore Dewey requested time THE Urltiali consul d 11 Kawson Walker to convey a inessago to time Spanish governor general demanding the sur render of all tho torpedoes and guns at Manila and time possession of cable of flees saying that unless these terms were complied with he would proceed tp bombard the city Tho first of tho cable message ends with the statement that time Spanish officials were conferring with tho Brit- Ish consul and time companys agent and that pending decision bo Ing arrived at the cables were not per mitted to handle messages Time second cable dispatch received by the colonial office that time Spanish governorgeneral had re fused to surrender tho torpedoes anti guns and cable offices and that ho had prevented time ngenfc of tho telegraph company from conferring with Commo dore Dewey The message ended with tho state mont that tho British governor of tho Straits Settlement expected that time bombardment of Manila would begin on Monday morning when tho Span- Iards woald cut time cable Tho first of these cable messages was received at nine oclock Sun- dayConstipation Causes fully half the sickness In tho world It retains tho digested food too lone In the bowels and produces biliousness torpid liver Indi Hoodsgestion bud taste tongue sick headache somnia etc Hoods nlillsII 5I- Csults ruro const nation anti easily nnll thoroughly 230 All druggists Prepared by a I Hood Co Lowell Mass Vms only rills to take with Hoods Sarsaparllla f MF rv o rh6d FURNISh 1awALL PAPEAnd hang It on time walll complete per I from 1300 anti up Flntclan work Rf1guaranteed at 1 A D SISKS BOOK L MADISONVILLII KY w J IRONING MADE EASY Tula starch lit on eclentiflo prIncIpleshymenwhohaobad ears ot practical experience In fancy laundering It restores linen summer drosses to thou natural whiteness and Imparts a beautiful and lasting Hnish It is the only starch manufactured that Is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or sai other substance Injurious to linen and can bo used oien for a baby powder a For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers evening rinit time seconU at midnight They have not yet been given to tho newspapers here No other messages on tho subject have been rticlvcd In London although tho foregn office expects news from tho British consul at Manila Therefore is supposed that the expectation of the governor of the Straits Settlement has been fulillled nUll that tho Spaniards have cut the cable To lie n Washington Colonel Txcaut Wash April 30Llcut W Wliollcy of the regular army who has been stationed at the Washington state university has been appointed by Gov Rogers as colonel of tho regiment of volunteers to ba mustered into the army from this state from the national cruard KEY WEST HARBOR EMPTY Alt tliq Vur lili 9 of Sampson Elect llavo Sailed Arny anti Ex- pcctoniy Itelgns KEY WEST Pla May 41040 a m This harbor is again empty RcarAdtni ral Sampsons fleet has sailed andtime sit nation is one of renew oxpeetancy There is a strong impression pre vailing that time next news from time fleet will tell of an Important en gage racnt of tho same character as time Asiatic squadrons Manila victory Un til then ilo interesting developments are expected except possibly tho bring- Ing in of new prizes I UrlfTp anil Trainers Exonerated BACKAMENTO Cal May 4A cor COMMODORE DEWEYS FLAGSHIP OLYMPIA telegraph a announced oners Jury niter tearing the testimony of n largo number of persons who witnessed the OriffoMcCarty fight which resulted in tho latters death re turned a verdict exonerating Uriffo and trainers from responsibility The Nov Orleans Joins the Flying Squad Ton NuwroiiT It I May 4Time cruiser New Orleans sailed at 10 a m for Hampton roads to join Commodore Schlcys flying squadron to which she hasbcen attached in placcof tho Colum bin Time Now Orleans had been re ceiving an outfit here To Increase tlio Kfllclcney of the Signal Corps WASiiixaxoN May 4Time senate committee on military affairs held a special meeting today for time purpose of devising means of Increasing time clUulcncy of time signal corps of the army Ucn Creely chief of the signal service was before tho committee Interesting to Japan YOKOHAMA May 4Time situation created by tho defeat of theSpanlsli- i fleet at Manila is regarded as being deeply interesting to Japan ns W Is taken for granted that it presages time downfall of time Spanish power In the cast Japan win bo Neutral II ox May 2Japan has issued a declaration neutrality Naval Deficiency Estimate WASIIINTQOX May 4Time secretary of tho navy has sent to tim house a de ficiency estimate of 820075500 for tho remainder of time present fiscal year and i on account of tho fiscal year 1809 Resignation of the Spanish Ministry luiml nent- MXuuiD May 4It is believed that time resignation of the Spanish cabinet Lslummuineutjjjjjjjj Illinois Central R R TO ALIFORNI AU NEW ORLEANS VIA in connection with the Southern Pacififf Through Weekly TOURIST SLEEPING GAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C R R fast New Orleans limited tram EVERY THURSDAY for Los Angeles and San Francisco with out change The Limited also conn ecu at New Orleans daily with Express Train for the Pacific Coast and on Tuesdays and Saturdays alter January 4 1896 with th- eSlllset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving special through service to San Francisco Parlic lars of Agents cf the I C IL R and connecting lines S Q Hatch Dl Pass Agent Clrclnnitl John A 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Ji Lit sic I 1 t t 1 j Ji I I 1 1 I 1 C 1 I I I 1 r I tfftft s4 11 I 1 tie ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and Minazer BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Incorporated Entered the Potoffice at Birllnxton as Second aUia matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES uoVearltrlellrlnidnce tt oo 50 ThteeMcntfI 1 J Single Copies 3 Specimen coplea mailed tree on application Correspondents wanted In all parts the county Address liS for particulars THURSDAY MAY 5 1898 THEY remembered thu Maine at Manila SUNDAY May ist 1898 was a Dewey morning off Manila LET it be written Admiral Deweyby special act of Con gress THE BEES Cuban flag has at tracted much attention It is the first in town WHEN the stroag man Sampson gets a whack at Havana there will be another worldarouml echo of American guns and American prowessWHEN Havana is bombarded by Admiral Sampson itwill make four times in four hundred years that the city has been bombarded by foreign foes 7A LOCAL wag wrote it thus after the seige of Manila Dewey Dewit Doneit TilE name of Commodore Dewey this week has been upon the lips of more men of all nations of the earth than the name of any other man that lives His name and his country are honored GIVE Admiral Sampson and Fighting Bob Evans and Commodore Schley a chance and they will demonstrate also that their memory and their fighting quali ties are both unimpaired Gov Bon TAYLOR will not be made a Brigadier General The President says he will appoint no civilians to these positions of mili tary trust but only men of military training and experience TilE daily Evening Hustler made its appearance this week with the announcement that it would be published as an experiment for four weeks and longer if the ven ture should prove practical It is a neat little Uaily We congratu late the publishers TilE London Daily Telegra h says of the Manila skirmish No one anticipated a Spanish victory but the suddenness and completeness of of Ibis total defeat has taken the experts by surprise One net of the drama is over and there seems little ground for believing tbe next will be unlike it A WASHINGTON dispatch an nounces that all mail directed to persons in Spain goes to the deadp letter office arid is the authorities Some of the let lers received have been found to contain certain information of great importance to this government VE have as a nation toward Cuba the same high commission which every bravehearted man has to strike down the ruffian who in his presence beats a woman or a child and will not desist what if not for this docs God make a man or a nation strongGenl Harrison ina speech to Indiana troops A CITY daily said the other day nothing happens now except war news because the newspapers havent space to print it And ihetruth is that there is so much war news that a big daily can scarcely print it A weekly or a small daily is overwhelmed the mass of matter that might be published ELSEWHERE we give a full de scriptive article of the Kentucky Commercial Convention to be held inLouisville May II and 12show- ing the objects and scope of the IundertakingFestival will also be held in that city next week on May 9 10 and ii It is a big week for the city of Louisville and for the State of KeDtuc rThese undertakings dawrve encouragement IF there vas no other achievement by our navy than the destruc tion of the Spanish fleet at Manila and the capitulation of the Spanish forces at that fortified city to Commodore Dewey commanding our Asiatic Squadron the American flag would be honored throughout the world as it has never been honored before Other things have happened and will happen which will make men take off their hats to the stars and stripes As an incident of the Hispano American war entered upon for humanities sake and accompanied with a stirring battle cry the nui sance of Spanish misrule in the Phillipincs will be abated as well as the Cuban outrages It is a proud distinction for Americans to feel that it has come to pass that they are the favored people upon whom has fallen the duty of chas tising the Spanish barbarian and driving hun back to the narrow confines of his own race TilE Paris Temps now says editorially The United States put into the balance a too crushing superiorly of resources and forces to leave a doubt as to the result This is certainly trticas even the Spaniards are discovering but the French and other continental newspapers are making a very wry face over their belated realization of the superier force irrcsistable prowess and incxaustable resources ot the United Stotcs For ages to come this discovery will produce the most wholesome respect for the United States on the part of European people and nations SAM JONES in arguing against hostilities last week said Vhat logic is there in a bullet What adjustment is there in burn ing gunpowder Commodore Dewey has just proven there is enough of both logic and adjust ment in a war that must be fought There are times in the history of nations when war seems the hand of God A preacher said not long since that IIwar came after all there had been done to prevent it he would regard it as providential Men may die but there are greater issues than the length of any mans earthly sojourn Will They Courier Journal Will they catch the Oregon Will they Did the dog catch the railroad locomotive and if so what did he do with it Push the War With Vigor From the GlobeDemocrat There is not and never will be a humanitarian way to make war When humamtarianism rules the world wars will be a thing of the past Vars must be conducted with all due regard to civilized usages and with a spirit of kind ness to helpless prisoners But the avoidance of action because it may hurt the enemy is a grave de lusion to find aplace at the council board It will lead to a loss ol opportunities always a serious matter during a period like the present War that hurts is the kind of war that wins Never yet was a war settled by moral suasion and philanthropic overtures Human nature under the spur ot war turns inevitably to arms and physical force No army in history ever laid down its weapons on the strengthof benevolent appeals and kindly propitiation The Spanish say they have owned Cuba 400 years and they intend to hold it until put out by force and if able to remain they will govern it in their own way regardless of out side views Such is the Cuban problem The island will be in dependent when the Spaniards are thoroughly whipped with cannon rifles and machetes and the sooner the business is accomplished the better for all concerned- It is said that the sending of an army expedition to Cuba will be postponed on account of the health of the troops If this is to be the policy the regiments already at Key West and Tampa should be ordered north Those towns arc far less favorable to health than many of the harbors of Cuba and are in the same tropical latitude In a few days the destination of the Cape Verde fleet will be known If it is headed for the portrand a sufficient army force sent there to hold them The insurgents need this cooperation They require arms ammumtiou and supplies under our personal supervision The health of our troops will be better in almost any of the Cuban ports outside the few known burnI Tampa Army life in a Cuban harbor will agree with the soldiers because it means occupation and ofIsum mer and the state is by no means free from the diseases identified with the Cuban heated term Commodore Dewey has just given a noble example of decisve war He bore down upon the forts and fleet of Manila with shot and shell No doubt he was for tunate in his distance from boards of strategy and in being placed in a position where fitting was a necessity He not to be fired on nor to offer a free distribution of rations to friends and ene Sampsonhadthere would probably not be a Boils and Pimples THey Are Danger Signals Moan ing Impure BloodI All Such Eruptions Aro Curod by Hoods Sarsaparilla II I suffered with bolls and pimples and also bad constant headache Alter taking Hoods Sarsaparllla I was entirely relieved ot these difficulties and am now able to attend to my duties without feeling they are a burden We have used Hoods Sarsaparilla In our family for a long time NINA C VANPKLT Danvlllo Kentucky U I was broken out all over with largo red blotches which Itched and bothered mo all the time My sister recommended llooda Sarsaparllla and hoods Pills and after I had taken these medicines a short time I was In better health than I had been for years and I am now cured MRS W D MYERS Bowling Groen Ky Sarsa rlOOU S parllla Is the Best In fact the One True Blood Purifier Sold by nil tnicglsts Price SI six for S3 Hoods Pills arulhebestarterdtnner I1l11s aid digestion 250 hattety left on the sea front of Havana Our troops in any Cuban harbor backed by the fleet can take care of themselves If not then cargoes of supplies arc equally open to capture Intervention with rations is a fantastic idea It is not war and will probably lead to a humiliation of sonic kind that will be hard to excuse Congress reproscnting the whole people has ordained war and whimsical schemes of novel benevolence will be a dangerous evasion of a stern duty Ax Jottings The general topic ot the diy with our people is war A certain prominent society young man was plowing the other diy when a certain young damsel passed through the field on here way to the store While she was opening the gate be said Whoal toe first time he had spoken to his horses the whole afternoon You can guest why he stopped them then Bro R C Ramey a Baptist divine preached an interesting sermon to the children last Sunday at Pleasant Grove Rev Lamba Methodist divine preached a good sermon at Woods chapel Sunday evening The members are talking of call ing Bro Lamb to the pastorate and we are certain he would be the right man in the right place Rev Barney Duller preached an inter esting sermon at the home of Bro Chat L HIgsbce Sunday night His text was And cast ye out the unprofitable servant into outer darkness There shall be weep ing and gnashing of teeth Mr Allie PTool anti Miss Lillie Newton of Otter Pond were united in the happy bonds of wedlock last Friday mghf May prosperity and happiness crown them Sundayschool convened at Mitchell school house last Sunday at 9 oclock Rev Butler was with us and taught the Bible class We have a good opening for a profitable Sunday school Come parents and bring your children Rev B F Sheffer will fill his regular appointment at Cave Springi charch next Saturday and Sunday Miss Willie Headricks went to Prince ton shopping The telephone from Dawson Springs to Cerulean Springs was completed last week The telephone is in good running order and wo can get the war news from headquarters As James P Hart and a certain man were coming from a neighbors they loaded up some stove wood and took it home for past time When Bro Ilirt returned the- lady made him work two hoirs rot breaking a commandment Prayer meeting convened at the home of Urn J L White Monday night Bro William Haile died May 2nd of that dreaded disease dropsy Bro hails has been a sufferer with that disease for several months but bore his affliction with fortitude and resignation By his death his wife lost a faithful husband his chil dren a kind father his church a consist ent member Bro Haile has been a member pf the Methodist church fur many years Rev Rickard of Croflon con ducted the funeral services The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community SALAMAOUNDI Iron Hill Items The weather is fire and the people are busy about the crops Mr Willis Towery of Cresswell was in our sLctiori Sunday It is rumored that Miss Dena Hodger and Mr Elbert McConell will be married soonGabe Towery and Alex Guess went to Bellville Bend Monday Misses Frank andIIallie Gardner were the guests of Miss Eulis McDowell Sun dayMr G E Towery and mother went to Marion Saturday trading Miss Laura Wood went to Marion to at tend school Mr Edd McDowell and wife went to Webster County Saturday evening Miss Valley Wood and Mr Huston Yarber were united in marriage Wednesday evening Mr Patrick Sundcrland and Miss Martha Reynolds ran away a few days ago to get married Mr G E Towery is making big prepa rations to go see his best girl Sunday Mr John Beckner will accompany Miss Eulis McDowell to Hoods school house Sunday evening St Charles News Taylor Craynor of the country was in town Monday Mrs Alice Soltnon of Crabtree vhited here Wednesday Mrs Jno Goidsworthy who has been staying with her mother here relume J to her home at Empire Monday Mrs Dlnet Woodruff of Crablree vis- Ited her sick mother here Wednesday Mrs Dixon Wright who has been visit itlng relatives hero returned home Satur dayMr Gee Long and Miss Minnie Sisk were marrid Wednesday They pro ceeded to Madisonville and got license Then they went to the Gap and called at the home of Rev Crow and were married We heartily congratulate the couple and wish them succss Judge T J florrow Dead 29JudgeThomasof Christian county died this morning at DrlgbtsdiseaseHe was once County Attorney of Caldwell and also represented the county in the Legislature Ho leaves a wife and six children and one brother the eminent sur geon Dr P A Morrow of New York Funeral services tomorrow Getting Impatient Hopkinsville Ky May 3Capt telegramfromYour company will not bn ordered out LightGuardsany minute since the call for volunteers received the news with dissatisfaction KENTUCKY IS AWAKE Commercial Convention Will Be a Grand Success EVERYBODY INTERESTED IN IT Industrial Development Is Ono Thing Desired- BEMABEADLE SPIRIT OFPROGBES3 It Ii Not for the Benefit of a Class but for the Matict Blanjr Important Sub jeeti Wilt lie Discussed by Those Most Competent to Ilancllo Them Promo lion toad Development Are to Be Considered to the Exclusion of Less rroflt able Thlni- Kentuckys first stato commercial convention to bo held In Loulsvlllo May 11 and 12 Is to be a success Tho movement in that direction has pro gressed far enough to assuro those engineering It of that It Is to be a tactIlawyer the farmer manufacturer tho lumber dealer tho mine owner the stockralscr tho bank er and tho Journalist will all unlto In ono grand effort to push Kentucky and her untold resources to the front It is to be a success becauso business talks nro to take tho place of political speeches becauso promotion and doI velopment are to be discussed to the exclusion of less profitable things finally It Is to be a success because tho Ume Is ripe for a state commercial convention to be a success Less than two months ago several progressive business men members of tho Louisville Commercial club held a meeting In Louisville to form ulate plans for a convention which would have for Its object the creation of a sentiment favorable to Industrial development teaching the benefits of such a course and to prepare literature setting forth Kentuckys advantages This little gathering was followed by larger ones until tho bit of enterpriso that was manifested In tho first meet ing burst Into a spirit of progress that was made to permeate tho entlro state The convention soon assumed tangible form An executive commit tee with representatives from every congressional district was named as were committees on delegation press and publicity finance transportation hall entertainment and delegation state at large Mr Clarence Dallam a well known and popular young at torney of Louisville who Is a native of Henderson but was for many years Identified with Paducah as a lawyer was elected chairman and Mr J C Van Pelt assistant secretary of tho Commercial club secretary Thus Industrys star of promotion rose rapidly A meeting was held at which seven of the 11 districts had prominent representation and a program was arranged the following subjects being selected as those that are to be discussed during tho con- Tention Kentuckys Advantages Geo graphical Climate and Soil Our Agricultural Opportunities and NeedsOur Industrial Opportunities and NeedsThe Best System of State and Lo cal Taxation How May Capital Do Best Attracted to and Most Profitably Employed In KentuckyImmIgrationThe Best Method of Encouraging Desirable Immigration CorporationsUses and Abuses A Just Discrimination the Part of WisdomRailroadsThe Greatest Source of Development and How Best to Em ploy It- Good RoadsEssential to Progress and Prosperity Administration of Justice Its Delays and Costs Reform in Commercial LawsAs signments Commercial Paper Mortgage Liens Land TitlesHow to Expedite the Settlement Of It was then agreed that the follow ing named gentlemen should be In vited to attend the convention and deliver speeAes on the subjects men tionedMajor P P Johnston Lexington C P Garrett Hopkinsville M 8 Bcovllle Lexington Henry Watterson Louisville John B Atkinson Burlington Charles T Ballard Louisville William J Hendrick Frankfort W G Welch Stanford John Young Brown Louisville John W Lewis Springfield B O Witt Henderson B A Denham Wllllamsburg General Roy Stone Washington D CG E Johnson LoulavflleI John W Yerkes Danvlllo Henry Burnett Paducah R C Klnkead Louisville C U McElroy Bowling Green James G Black Barbourvlllo Thomas S Pettlt Owe- nsboroDelicate A I Children J They do not complain of anything in particular They eat enough but keep thin and or pale They appear fairly well j but have no strength You ItKso you 8 delicate K What can be doncforthcm g v Our answer is the same that jt K the best physicians have been 2 giving for a quarter of a CCII I SCOWS them Emulsion Sfg brings strength to the mus jt des It adds power to the 5 J nerves It means robust 5 tf health and vigor Even delidi Z cate infants rapidly gain in 5 It flesh if given a small amount c v three or four times each dR It druggistSCOTT yis 1Q 1e J M Atkcrton Loutsvllls M II Crump Bowling Green J C II Blackburn Washington DC Douglas Pntman Ashland Andrew Cowan Loulsvlllo J Stoddard Johnston Louisville Alex P Humphrey Louisville Besides tho addrossesbytucso gentle nen27 ot tho states most prominent professional and business menIt was decided to select several leading cltl tens from all parts of Kentucky to make some fiveminute talks In tho meantime a call for tho con tention had been distributed through DUt the state for signers and In a brief apace of time it went back to Loulsvlllo with 257 names represent ing a majority of the counties This call stated emphatically that it was not mado to any class of citizens but to all men who are concerned in the futuro of Kentucky It was for mally Issued about two weeks ago and met with a welcome tho heartiness of which left no doubt In tho minds of those who havo worked so industri ously for tho success of the movement that tho convention would prove a historymaking body happy Selection of Dates Tho selection of the dates for tho meeting of tho state commercial con vention in Louisville was a happy so lution of the question as to tho best time that tho industrial congress should bo held It falls in a week which will offer to the visitors to tho Falls City a series of attractions un surpassed in the same length of time In any city lo the country The May Music Festival Is on May 9 10 and 11 Tho Sons of Veterans hold their an nual reunion on May 11 and 12 tho days of the Commercial convention Tho 100000 cyclorama of tho Battle of Gettysburg Is also In Louis ville and will be another attraction And all week tho races will bo going on In tho running horse ono of the closest approaches to perfection known has been developed It is hoped that as tho delegates to tho Commercial convention look on the steeds dash under tho wlro they will hope the stronger that other Kentucky products may reach that perfection with proper handling The State Commercial Convention Will build up our cities largo and small Will Induce tho restless and dissatisfied of other states to settle here Will improve and extend our country roads and our railroad facili tics Will encourago every effort looking to tho Improvement of our navigable streamsWill bring together men who havo faith in the future of Kentucky and who desire to manifest their faith by their works Will enhance tho value of our ag ricultural lands by seeking the best methods for diversifying our products and the best means for reaching tho worlds markets Will aid our miners who aro dig ging for coal In our hillsides and those seeking markets for such products or rock asphalt tho timber from our forests and iron from our ore beds Will encourage tho coming of cap ital not so much by offering bonuses or special privileges but assuring to all men the full enjoyment of life lib erty and property and the best facili ties for exchange in all tho markets of tho world State Commercial Convention Xotef The mayors and judges aro to act as delegates cxofflclo One editor from every newspaper In the state has been Invited as a dele gateA special tobacco sale will be ar ranged by tho tobacco warehouses to tako place during the convention Either a banquet or a reception fol lowed by an elegant smoker will bo tendered the delegates after the con vention has adjourned Rates of ono fare for the round trip from any part of Kentucky have been secured over the railroads for dele gates to the commercial convention- An Invitation will bo extended to nIl the members of the legislature to all congressmen to Senators Lindsay and Deboo to the court of appeals and to all the state officials to bo present at the convention- A competent stenographer has been engaged to tako down all tho speeches and proceedings of the convention so they may bo published in pamphlet form and distributed over tho state This will give every county a look Into tho conventions work Tho time is ripe for a new cam paign in behalf of tho industrial agri cultural and commercial prosperity of Kentucky Tho country stands upon tho opening of a now industrial era Millions of capital foreign and domes tic will shortly be Invested in Amer len The executive committee has been notified by Mr M A Scovell director and chemist ot the state college at Lexington that ho will prepare a pa per on Tho Possibilities of Ken tucky as a Dairy State This will be another feature to add to the Interest Ing program Each mayor In the state and every county judge has been requested to appoint delegates to the convention Cities of tin first and second class will be entitled to 100 delegates third class 50 fourth class 10 fifth class 5 sixth class 2 The county judge will appoint three delegates Kentucky has great coal fields prac tically untouched She has agricul tural resources unsurpassed Sho has an abundance of timber the value of which can not bo overestimated The state then needs men and capital to develop those natural stores of wealth and tho commercial convention offers tho beginning of the opportunity An Inexperienced Patriot From the Atlanta Constitution Course Im with tbe country Ef we must recruit Only trouble bout It is Dunno how ter shoot Course Id like ter toiler Wbar the fightin is Only trouble bout It Got tbe rheumatizl Aint afeard o tbunder Dont want warrelease Trouble isIm under Bonds ter keep tbe peactl From Sumter let Savanny Boys has lost their wits Knther work fer Fanny Than fight like rip with Fits I Several Kentuckians are known tb be with Commodore Dewey in the magnificent naval victory at Manila Perfect Health Keep the system in perfect order by the occasional use of atts Livcr Pills They reg ulate the bowels and produce BodyForbil iousness constipation and kin dred diseases an absolute cure TUTTS Liver PILLS Itttlk1LWDR OTTOS SPRUCE- GUM BALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTLES Sold by St Bernard Drug Store UU S S S I DETECTIVEWe want a man in every local ity to act as private Detective under instruction Experience unnecessary Address I COOPERATIVE DETECTIVE AGENCY Nashville Tenn DR MEKGDENHALLS IMPROVED CM AI FEVER CURB GUARANTEED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVERA- nd Malaria In All Form Tasteless Hoot genuine without the above and tho signature ot J 0 SlfiidenhalL Prlco SO cents at nit Dealers PREPARED ONLY 0V T C BXHNDISlVXXAXjX EVANSViLLE IND Sold by George Ring St Charles Ky Crabtree Coal Mining Company Ilsley Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 50000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G NORTON I3ANICER The advantages of a bank account arc 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 safetyIt 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 W A NlSnUl President O W WADDILL Cashier 3opci Ocnt tBANKMADISONVILLE Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens oi Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most SC UfO vault In that section of Kentucky cA O 6 t TIIE I Fifth Avenue Hotel k LOUISVILLE KY 8 Is the Only FirstClass jj 200 Per Day Hotel in the City t jj COME AND SEE US j- it i i PIKE CAMPBELL tMANAGERT 4SAV ATJ61AS tfSto aErrTRAINSKansas Colorado Pacific Coast Utah Washington Omaha St Paul Nebraska Black Hills VIA St Louis or Chicago VESTIBULED TRAINS SLEEPERS DINING OARS CHAIR CARS TOP r M nuaa TRAY PASSR AGENT BT LOUIS MC HOWARD ELUOTT pCNi Man 8T LOUI8 NOIV W WAKELEYt OltTL PA9VR AQTM ST LOUIS n n tttttttttttt- miITfIINGI JefBY MitBe Have you bought your suit yet We hope not for we ore making a great effort In the ReadyMade Clothing Line Ibis spring Our Clothing Room is in the hands of Messrs Will II Hall Lee L Kosuro anti Ben M Slalon any one of whom Is a recognized leader In the RaidyMada Clothe Ing busines and stands ready and anxious to show you through our entire line See our Mens Suits at 250 SOC our Mens Suits at 300 Sec our Mens Suits at 400 See our Mens Suits at 5 00 Sec our Mens Suits at Goo Sec our Mens Suits at 700 1SeeSee our Mens Suits at 1100 Sec our Mens Suits at ta 50 SDJIRTS SHIRTS1W- o are showing the most immense stock and most choice selection of SHIRTS MO have ever had Come in and let us show you the values we have in SHIRTS at soc 735 and Jloo Sec our Cones Doss Work Shirts and Overalls They are cut and made by unlou labor and are to labeled Somo of our best things in FlOe Dress Shirts are also made by these people SIIOESI SHOIDSJ Gentlemen We can fit you from lop to bottom You must not leave our house tvlthout a pair of new SlIDES See our Mens Dress Shot from 125 up to 5 oo EUNES1 A COX the Shoo 1IanrBISHOP i lKENPfl MADISONVIL10 rUCKY YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT IBuild a Home OORq It Repair a House it p 4 Now is the time for this kind of work PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDERl I VI 4For Spring and Summer 11 4iMakeyour nest comfortable tWE HAVE THE STUFF 41i 1 Materialrjtj low PineStuff Lime Cement I 4 J Builders Hardware etc etc S OUR PLANING MILL RUNS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR 4o U 4 4 IAndwe can furnish All Orders Short Notice4 1onIYou know the Firm We will treat you right 41 RUBY CO I 41MADISONVILLE KY lf WAR WITII SPAIN Reliable War News IN THE OFIE- ATNATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER Furnished by Special Correspondents at the Front The New York Weekly Tribune Will contain all important war news of the daily edition Special dispatches up to the hour of publication Careful attention will be given to Farm and Family Topics Foreign Correspondence Market Reports and all general ews of the World and Nation We furnish the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE and your favorite home paper THE flEE BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 EarlinstonKII VPit I to I ii 0 J STUCKrhKl VYYi w1to tfIf you looked over our new line PAPER HANGINGSof you m Q f would at once say that youffi iz would like them stuck up on 5tJ I your rooms It is a pleasure to C us toshow them v to UI CQ COME IN AND ASK tj TO SEE THEN l ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE WILLARDHOTELW MANAGER BEST 2 and 250 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE I n J- 1i J e f 1- s C l 1 1TJ Jr if ivW4v j i- Wy I J 4 c t 7 t vyv i 4 tf ft 1 I A F 3- frf 1 cre Bee gI3Ij Snbustru we tI1thi- eLOCALNEVS The Hanson Bank began business Monday Miss Bessie Brown of Madison ville visited relatives here this week Born to Mr and Mrs C G Patcnhaucr Thursday morning a fine girl Mrs Browdcr Myers was the guest of Mrs Jno T Barnctt sev eral days the past week Mrs J B Head attended the funeral of Mr Elvin Noursc at Grapevine last Thursday Mrs W W Etheridg and family returned last week from a pleasant visit to relatives at Nashville Ike Williams was cut by Ed SundayUothcut with a razor Dr A W Davis is now duly installed in his new office on Main Street near TilE BEE office He is ready for business Madisonviltc merchants arc now closing their stores at 7 oclock This arrangement will continue through the summer Mr Lee Salmon of Ilslcy who has been in quite poor health for some time past was in Edrling ton Saturday and Sunday return ing Sunday Ed Philips spent one day last week at Bowling Green and visit ed his brother who is attending CollegeinThe Madisonville W C T U will have Mr Volney B Cushing to lecture at Madisonville May 9 prohibition TilE BEK has been putting out bulletins this week throughout the day as important things have happened and the bulletin board has been popular and up to date Twentyone thousand pounds of ammunition for the regular army at Tampa Fla passed through here Sunday aftciuon fn care of the Adams Express Company guaranteed to reach destination Monday night It is expected that at the meet ing of Dave Goad Post No 37 G A Rt in Madisonville on Saturday t steps will be taken to ar rangeor a blending of the blue anilfpo grey in a general service on 1 bmorial day e imer Coenen is having a hay ing a handsome and substantial iron fence put in front of the Catholic church and his residence this week The whole establishment will now he in harmony anti will maKe a fine appearance The second week in May will be a banner week in Louisville The Music Festival the Commercial Convention and the Races will at tract large crowds on May 9 10 and II One fare rates have been arranged on all the railroads v The lecture and organ recital at the Catholic church was up to the usual good standard of similar entertainments given under the direction of Rev Coenen heretofore ocI crowd was in attendance Scythe discussion by the Rev Ward C P of the sub ject Does Ireland Deserve to bo Forgotten proved very interesting to his hearers Fine Boy On Monday night there was born to Mr and Mrs T Nr Long a fine hoy Mr Long was down town iiext morning looking for a job for tho boy Old Soldiers Meeting All Federal soldiers of the late war are requested to meet at the office of J C Bacon in Midison villc Ky on Saturday May 7at i clock p m This May 2 1899 0 J FARNSWORTH S V Corn mtincler Davo Goad Post No 37 Attention ExConfederates of Hopkins County Our annual meeting will be held at the court house in Madisonville Monday May 9 1898 at 10 oclock Important business such ns election of officers will be at tended to on that occasion Be sure to he on hand LiD HOCKERSMITH Com TUPS H SMITH Adjt Well Machine for Sale- I have a good Well Drilling Machine with ten horse power threshing engine nil in good running order which I will sell reason ablyRICHARD PALMER I at rarBt St Charles Ky TO MILITARY IIEIDQUAHTEKS I Special Rates for Excursion to Chattanooga Saturday flay 7 The Louisville Nashville Railroad offer roundtrip tickets to Chattanooga from Earlirigton for jc jo for train No 91 due at Earl ill o20p W good for Satur lJiy May7tJIonl Tickets good to return leaving Chattanooga not liter than 1115 aim May lotli The act that ihe United States irmiH1ri great P1 mobilized at hl insure a large I j er ol exCUrSioniStS on this oc rCa iPno t DH CORA E BROWN Of Dawson Springs AppointedI Recond Assistant Hopkinsyllle Asylum Dr Cora E Brown has prac Springsforuate of tho Cincinnati School of Medicine She is an excellent lady and a physician of high stand ing having been associated with her father in the practice of medi cine at Dawson Springs daughterhiavoand arc favorably known by many visitors to this popular Hopkins county watering place Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars ReArard for any case oi Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure V I CIIBNEV Co Props Toledo O jCheneyhim perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially ohio to carry out any obligation made by their firm WEST A TRUAX Wholesale Druggists To ledo 0 WALDINR ICINNAN A MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous perbottlenials free Halls family Pills are the best A Sad Case A sad case terminated here on Monday last in the burial of a baby only just past one week old the child oi Sarah Ashlock and Sylvester Evans It is the old story of betrayal marriage and deser tion The mother and her mother lived together in destitute circum stances some two miles from town and a final appeal wan made to Mayor Burr and Marshal Barnctt of Earlington both of whom arc neetlyThe nett went personally and brought the little body to thu graveyard for burial Monday morning The Best Remedy for Rheumatism Prom the Ialrhaven N Y Register Mr lames Rowland of this vilUgo states that for twentyfive years his wife was n sulterer from ibeumaiism A few nights ago she was in such pain that slip was nearly crazy She sent Mr Kowhnil for the doctor but he had read of Chamber lalns Pain Ualm and instead of going for the physician tic went lo thu store and secured a bottle of it Ills wile dill not np provn ol Mr Rowlands purchase at first but nevertheless applied the HMm thoroughly and in an hours time was able to go to sleep She now applies it whenever she feels an ache or a pain and finds that it always gives relief lie says that no medi cine which she had ever used did her as much good The 35 and 50 cent sizes tar for sale by Si Ilcrnard Drug Store Karl Ingloo George Kiojr St Charles lien T Robinson Mottoes Gap National Meeting of Christian Endcavorcrs Preparations arc being made on a large scale for the entertainment at Nashville of the delegates to the national convention of Christian Endeavor which will he held in that city in July A ride through the city the other day revealed tIm fact that a large number of homes had already been secured for the visitors who will come from all quarters These homes bear a plackard which identifies it as a C E Home July 1898 A Southern welcome will be extended the delegates and Nashville has not forgotten how to tutcrtam a crowd A Clever Trick Ie certainly loots like it but there is really no trick about It Anybody can try it who has Lame flack and Weak Kidneys Malarial or nervous troubles We mean ha can cure himself right away by taking Electric Millers This medicine tones up the whole system acts as a stimulant to Liver and Kidneys is a blood purifier and nervo tonic It cures Constipation Head andIlaxative and restores the system to its nat ural vigor Try Electric and b convinced that they are a miracle worker Every bottle guaranteed Only 500 a bottle at St Ucrnard Drug Store Harried prosperousIMiss Georgia Eudalcy one of Hopkins countys most successful anti popular school teachers sur prised Elder I H Ted on last Thursday evening by calling at his home and requesting him to make them happy by saying the words that would make them husband and wife which was done without delay Elder Ted knows how and keep in practice Ducklens ArnIca Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Cruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi lively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 350 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Eight men were sent from Louisville coy West Tuesday to enter tire regular army and tIm enlistments continue steadily Millions Given Away It is certainly gratifying lo the public to know of one concern In the land Who are not afraid to be generous to the needy and suffering The proprietors of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds have given away over ten mil lion trial bottles of this great medicine and haVoheSalisracllon of knowing it has absolutely cured thousand of hopeless cases Asthma Bronchitis and all Throat Chest and Lung diseases are surely cured with it Call on St Bernard druggist and get a trial bolllo free Regular size joe and Sr Every bottle guaranteed or price refundedA spoke and bending factory with capital of 45000 will start soon employing a number of men Dr Ottoa Spruce Cant Balsam tlie most pleasant and reliable remedy for conlrbcolds1- croup nil soreneti of the est ace lungs large bottles 25c and SOc Sold by SI Bernard Drug Store Special Rates to the tiny Musical Festival at Louisville the Louisville Nashville Rail road will sell roundtrip tickets to Louisville on account of the May Musical Festival at one fare on glnd 10 and for morning trauisofMay ii imited 10 May 3 t COLORS FOR TilE THIRD Fine Flag of Silk and Gold to be Presented to the Penny royal Regiment ONLY SMALL COXTKIBlTtONS WANTED The following letter has been addressed to the mayors of towns where a company of the Third Regiment Kentucky State Guards have headquarters A magnificent flag of silk and gold is to be given tim regiment The letter is self explanatory Regimental Headquarters Third Regiment K S G Bowling Green Ky Apr 29 98 To His HONOR TUB MAYOR Tire Third Hefiimcnt of Kentucky known as the 1ennyroyal Regiment should GO to war with a flat as handsome as that of any regiment In the field Com pany flags cn not be taken laid action only regimental flags As a matter of pride the ten Penny royal cities from which the companies come should contribute this flag and it should be embossed in silk and gold gold embroidered and gold fringed Such a flag will cost about 390 to 350 Will vou kindly get up a contribution from your city of ho and forward same to P J Totter Co bankers of this city Kindly ask for only small donations not over one dollar each as it is desirable to interest as many as possible in this patriotic gift Copies of this letter bave been sent to each of the ten Pennyroyal cities having companies The undersigned committee under tho advisement of Col T J Smith will buy tho flag Will expect each of the cities to bs represented in Louisville or Lexington at the presentation of the fljg As the time is short kindly write your ap proval of Ibis plan to Mayor Townsend of this city contribution to P I Potter Co at once Respectfully 1 WSJ POTTER JCom MAX 13 NAIIM Colorcame Back Uolh my husband and myself have taken Hoods Sarsaparilla with great bene fit and we value it very highly Soon after we began taking it the color camo back to our and our run down systems were built up Hoods Sarsaparilla has done us wonderful good MRS F M ShocK Lay Wickliffe Ky Hoods Pills are the only piUs to take with Hoods Sarsaparilla Cure all liver ills Resolutions The following resolutions were passed by St Bernard Lodge No 240 I 0 O F of liarlington May 3 1898- WIIKRBAS Urotbcr Carl Woolfolk a member of this lodge in good standing will soon leave us to perform his duties as a soldier of this country therefore Rusoivsi ul That we recommend Uro Woolfolk to the love friendship and protection of all iruo Odd Fellows 2nd That bile ho is away from the watchcaro of the brothers and loved ones that we as a Lodge keep bis dues paid during his absence from home 3d That the brothers of this Lodge bid him God speed and pray his safo return and that ho may be as faithful in the dis charge of his duties as a soldier in The de alwaysbeenLodge 41h That a copy of these resolutions bo rent Lirother Woolfolk under seal of the Lodge5th That an unlimited visiting card be granted him ALEX CAMrnELL N G C H HUNT Secy Tho Westfield tnd News prints the following in regard to an old resident of that place Frank McAvoy for many years In the employ of the L N A C Ry here says 1 have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for ten years or longer am never without it in my house 1 consider it the best remedy pleasureInall bowel disorders For salo by St Ber KingStGap Probably Go flonday Boys of Company E arc anx ious to be moved They are un tIer order to stay close around and to be quartered in the Armory Sunday night in anticipation cf an order to move on Monday morning by the early train OUR GUARANTEC 10000 IN GOLD Wo wilt pay One Hundred DoIIaritn Gold foE any and ercry case of concli and colds where no bencflt Is derived front the use of Dr Ottoi InJurlou Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Sam James Nominated Sam James Jr of Daviess county was nominated for Congress by the Populists of the Second Congressional District Tuesday Hon Harvey Uourland of Hopkins county declined the nomina tion and did not permit his name to be used It Is the Best oa Earth That Is what iidwarda it Parker mer chants of Plains Ga say of Chamber lains Pain Balm for rheumatism lame back deep seated and muscular pains Sold by SI Bernard Drug Store Uarling ton George King St Charles lIen T Robinson Motions Gap The thirteenth quadrennial con ference of the Methodist Episcopal church South will assemble in Baltimore tomorrow and continue in session daily for about three weeks For Wheelmen The widespread interest in cycling and the proniiticnce of cycle racing among outdoor sports has created a desire among all wheelmen for accurate official in formation relating to the rules governing the sport and in order to supply this demand tho League of American Wheelmen has just issued for free distribution an un usually large edition of the racing as revised for 1898 The proportion of the rules allotted to Kentucky has been delivered to Owen Lawson SecretaryTreasur er of Kentucky Division L A W No 2510 West Jefferson street Louisville Ky who will mail a copy to any one upon receipt of stamp for postage Special Rates to Annual State Meeting Epworth League at Lexington The Louisville Nashville rail road win sell roundtrip tickets to Lexington lyat one fare May 56 to Mayo account Epl Ci e A BACKWARD SPRING Brings Blood Diseases Nervous De rangement and Chronic Catarrh Neyer was there a greater demand for spring medicinessomething to cleanse the blood strengthen the nerves or regu late the digestion Is there any medicine so good for these purposes as Peruna Thousands of doctors druggists and tens of thousands of poople of all classes and vocations bave long ago decided this question that Peruna has no equal in those cases Poor worn out dyspeptics be come strong vig orous and hearty after after a few bottles of it Peo pie who are pim pled blotched and sallow and slug gish never fail to find a course of Peruna to clear to skin invigorate the system and enrich the blood Chronic catarrh in all phases and stages cases that have defied the best of treatment for many years take a few bottles of Pe runa lo their entire relief Nervousness debility weakness of both sexes sleeplessness irritability despondency hypochon dria all these disappear when Peruna is used according to directions One of the most instructive books on chronic catarrh ever furnished free is be ing sent by the Peruna Drug Manufac turing Company Columbus Ohio This book is very instructively illustrated with expensive drawings and will be sent free to any address DOWN IN THE MINES sleptakenband of war In Germany there is a brown coal which is said to be inferior to our bituminous coal and tells at a low price The St Bernard Company will show its patriotism by holding the positions open to all their employes who wish to enlist against Spain- Secretary Geo C Atkinson of the St Bernard Coal Company made a business trip to St Louis and other Northeru points last week The Darnsiey miners showed their pa patriotism last week by raising a tall flag pole and suspending therefrom a beautiful United States flag Among the new recruits thus far we no tice but few miners who are willing in trade off a job underground fur one ihal may cause them to lace bullels EmpireCompanythe past week making improvements on their maid offic- eSuperintendent Salmon of Crablree mines takes quite an Interest in the war and the St Bernard office crew sec that he is supplied with the latest reports by tele phone D W Umslead ME for the St Ber changesInmatter horn the slack washer at the coke works Thos Steel watchman for the St Ber nard at new South Diamond mafia friends at Sebrcp a brief visit last week and at the same time attended the Odd Fellows celebration there China has coal mines 3500 years old The coal is anthracite and the veins of such a depth and the roof so good that railroad cars could safely bo run into the mines and loaded A friend of Dick Crofts at Mortons says that when the report was circulated thai the Uniform rank of the K of P might be called upon by the government lo turnout he turned rather pale but we can assure him that there were others whose faces changed color beside himself Preparing for war in time of peace has always been regarded as a wise movo by our different nations and while the United States has taken some steps along that line there seems to have been oversight on the part of the government in the failure to establish more coaling stations The Catholic miners were very much en thused by patriotic expressions made use of by Father Coenen last Sunday when be voiced the feeling of thaChnrch as made known by the bshop at Nashville Tenn lIe asked that the prayers of the Church be for the United Slates and a speedy ter mination of the war One of the most attractive illustrations appearing the Globe Democrat last week was the one where Uncle Sam was seated in a coal scuttle labeled as one of the most invincible weapons of war which bad ref erence to the fact that we were near our coalsupplies and the Spanish fleet when at Cuba was almost in a helpless condi ion Mine Inspector Stone of Kentucky will soon have the annual report for 1897 ready for circulation It will show that the output of coal for 1897 was the great est with the exception of year 1893 The prolongedcommenced about May 1st and continued with most of the miners until late in the fall Whitley county heretofore the second in tonnage has been set back to fourth place Hopkins County still re tales first place Ohio County advances to second place and Muhlenberg to third The engineering and Mining Journal says of the South Wales coal strike The strike of the South Wales coal miners is ono of those shortsighted actions for which the British workmen seem to have a particular liking Just at a time when there is a pressing demand for their coat they strike for Increased wages and so make it impossible supply their customers as the requirements of the latter are great it becomes absolutely necessary to obtain supplies from some other source Now is the time for the West Virginia coal pro ducer lo introduce his product abroad The South Wales coal has always been celebrated as a steam coal especially for ships furnaces and it is exported in large quantities In all ports of the world Thirty years ago it had a complete monopoly but the long strike of twentyfive years ago made it necessary for the steamship and naval authorities to find independent sup plies nowadays excellent steam coal is obtained I om Indian Australian Japanese and Libuin coal felds while the West Virginia coal is used by all steamers calling at U S po- rtsCASTOR IA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of Examination of Physicians Frankfort Ky May 3Thoexamination of physicians who de sire to become surgeons in the Ken tucky division of the United States army will begin at Lexington to morrow lusting until Saturday noon Physicians who want to get in will do well to be on hand early Or Ottos Spruce Gum Baltam U a Klentlfle remedy balled on modern dlacoreilei and corn pounded by cllentlsls of renown who liar given throat and lung dUeaRea a life study Ask your- drugclstto procure It for If not In stock Soldlu twosIzeiC aud SOc sold by St Bernard Drug Store LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS The prospects are bright for the trans of thousand of militiamenover this division in the near future Supervisor Sullivan and men last Satur thousand ties at a point near Empire A government supply train passed through here enroute South last Sunday The falling of a tree caused considerable telegraphlinesday last week Word received from Cal Marlin now of Texas indicates that be seriously contem plates enlisting to fight the Spaniards We suppose he will go as a Texas cowboy Claud Smith has returned from Hot Springs much improved in health After spending a few weeks at Hot Springs Clay Wooldridge is back and ready for work Several of the firemen we are informed became so patriotic as to throw up their jobs and join the militia Operator Bell of Mannington has re signed to go to Cuba and it is rumored that others on this division may do like wise Agent Martin of Sebree dont like the idea much of giving up his position to fight for Uncle Sam should U R K of P be called out Several thousand feet of side track will soon be put in on Ibis division Conductor Shreeve was on the sick list a few days last week and Tom Wcno took his place It is stated that to move the soldiers down south it required about its trains L N section foreman DUller left Saturday for Elizabetbtown where he has been given his old section on the main dl vision Mr Butler came from Elizabeth town to this city His family returned with him He is a thoroughly competent man and one of the companys most trusted officials Hopkinsville Kentuck- Ian Debt Due to Railroad At the annual meeting of the Little Rock Board of Trade the president Mr Morris Cohn reviewing the work of the year said For all that we owe a great deal to the railroads we have Tboy have freely aided us in our efforts to bring people to our State and city they have exhibited a praiseworthy energy in adver using our resources they have shown a readiness in bringing manufacturing in dustries to our State and city and they have already acceded to our demands for reduction of freight rates when we have complained and have given us the benefit of reduced passenger rates to celebrations and conventions But tIm policy of rail roads stems sa much bent on meeting Iho conditions of competitive joints that non1 comptlilive points arc sicrtficed to prevent I as we am toldan undue loss to tim rail roads And this produces results antago nistic to the growth of n community which needs competition It is wilhoul any ad verse criticism of established railroad i systems that I urge our people to make all I possible sacrifices to secure another system of railroad which shall connect them with the West in conjunction with the Little Rock Memphis Railroad It is because Little Rock needs new railroads that I urge a greater measure of selfsacrifice now in voluntarily voting aid to new railroad enterprises than would have to be shown ilwe bad a constitution winch authorized a vote of bonds and taxes for this purpose The need of a good Spring Medicine is almost universal and Hoods Sarsaprilla exactly meets this need Bo sure to gel Hoods 9ur o1ofed Jiti ens All communication and millers of new jicr taming lo this column should be addreued to Gee ALEXANDER Harltngton Ky Some of the best people from Mortons Gap and St Charles were in our town SundayWhite Eaves and family who have been living at Nortonville for several years are now making their home in Hecla H Garrett has bad his cottage treated lo a new coat of paint Tho Madisonville cakewalkers were in town last Monday Earlington is a Klondike to a certain class of our neighbors who visit us on the first of the month Rev J B Anderson of Madisonville has been called to be pastor of the St Charles Baptist church Will ho serve or will he noll Mrs Allen Gordon of Danville Ind who buried her daughter last Saturday at Slaugbtcrsville is visiting here Rev Stray preached an excellent sermon for tbd Odd Fellows here Sunday Tho entertainment given at Masonic hall was a success Mrs Stockdale of Atkinson College was In our city last week Rev R H Hall of Mortons Gap delivered an address at the A M E Zion Sunday school Snnday Rev C C Crow of Providence was in our city last week The Odd Fellows have every reason to feel proud of their grand success Sunday notwithstanding some of their leading members were absent Rev S Campbell of Hopkinsville preached at the Baptist church last Sunday night Mrs Light of Hopkinsvilfe is the guest of Mrs L B Cavanah this week The Ladies Court gave a successful en tertainment Monday night Miss Sallie Hines of Sebree is visiting her brother and family here George Alexander was on tins sick list last week MORTONS GAP Mrs Jane Graham of Evansville was the guest of Rev and Mrs flail She re turned to Evansville Monday The Sunday school of this place will co- In a fishing party next Saturday week W A Salisbury son and daughter were the guests of Mrs It II Hall last week Some of our youngmen arc disgracing their parents by gelling drunk Rev Robbs of Princeton was called to the Baptist church at this place The Qairlnrly Meeting will be held next Sunday at the Uaplist church Revs LW Selectman and T II Mcrriweather will assist All are invited Mr Dock Sharpe of Madisonville preacboi hero Sunday night All are invited to be prurRiu at the school concert Thursday night Some people will ride four mites on the train just to get to walk bick Mr G D is going away anti some girls heart is sad- Thursday is the last day of school letter thai A Klondike laid Mine Good health Is priceless when once lost When you iizwo a slight cu or sough Invest 23c In a bottle of Mr Olios inm hat ni mtltn return are irrcatcr titan a lialfliilerc i n mi Alaska gold mine a fold cauoot buy loaf health llcwaraol sllflit cold Sold by St Bernard Drug Store We understand that thin businessmen of Louisville have made ar ratigetuentS royally enhitituin tilt Inisimss aud professional men ol Kentucky who will attend this State Ccmmercia Convention to be field in that city on May n and 12 4 Fifty Years Ago this Is the cradle in which there grew That thought cf a philanthropic bralu A remedy that would make life new Ior the multitudes that were racked with pain Twai Sarsaparilla as made you know By Aycr tome so years ago Ayers Sarsaparilla was in its infancy half a century ago Today it doth bo stride tho narrow world like a colossus What is tim secret of its power Its cures I Tho number of thorn I Tho wonder of them I Imitators have fol lowed it from tho beginning of its success They aro still be hind it Wearing tho only medal granted to sarsaparilla in the Worlds Fair of 1893 it points proudly to its record Others imitate tho romodyj they cant imitate tho record So Years of Cures To Buy Army Horses Louisville Commercial John J Washburn and C B Robinson of Washington D C are in the city in the interest of the United States government to pur chase horses for use in the cavalry artillery and supply trains Ken Lucky is recognized as the best market for these horses and many of them are purchased in Louis ville The agents are stopping at the Louisville hotel Now Ills Name is nut From the Cincinmti Commercial Tribune Before the bittlo ol Miuili the full name of tim Spanish admiral was Exccllcntissimo Senor Don Vincente Montejoy Trillo Now its Senor Mud Where the Surprise Comes In From the Atchinson Globs A pretty good guess can be made as to what a sensible man will do but nobody ever knows what a fool will do Has Come at Last From the Detroit Free Press Gen Miles is losing no time in providing himself with that long desired larger standing army Even This is no Joke JournalThe mule is no laughing matter to a famishing army of dispirited conscripts As Far as It Can Qo From the Philadelphia Press Spain is still 3000 miles away It cant retreat any farther into the Meditteranean The State Commercial Convention will make an earnest effort to extend and improve our country roads to enhance 44c value of agricultural products by diversify ing our products aud considering the best means for reaching the worlds markets Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be A NATIVE OF LOUISVILLE I Patrick OBannon Hawes One of the Organizers of the Repub lican Party Dead 3PatrickOBannonlate war and one of the organizers of the Republican party died here today aged sixty nine years Mr Hawes was a native of Louisville Ky He served with distinction during the war entering as a pri vate andretiring as Major with a brevet as Colonel He was prominent in politics Kiplings Recessional Set to Music Every person whether a musi cian or not will be interested to know that Reginald de Koven has set Rudyard Kiplings Reces sional to music and that the MayLadiescessional is conceded to have enriched our literature more than any other single poem of the cen tury and Mr de Kovens music is said to be in every way 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nourishment and clliiilnatlun wnfctc everydUeaIrIbciethitand Drolectod lu to retain IU mnlltkS Inttct nnd unimpaired through extruded Upseortlmelnnnr climate Onlylhociiokcst druss ihouldbou edlhclrirriarallonahould be In accordance with tho latest Icrectcd method of cclecrr tlictabulrspacked In clau protected Iii obsorbcnl cotton and eecnrely corked Kven the corks- med liavebeenota grade sohlgli In Us requirement that no mannfrclurer of three eTerydsy stoppers could nupplr moro that n email proportion from Ma output that would meet the cxactlnc epeclncatlons Tho plots were turn pecked In Lnxei of aqualllT not urpnued In beauty nod pcrfcton of worlemanhlp ly tho ucd Iy Ihe molt tet1d1oue dealer In Jewcliaud ornament s of gold Uavlnssetirwlrlilehntondiml awl never rroprlctors retorted to the accepted modem methods nt fJllh1IT mJtN and ccren hundred o dollars In reelect within In bee Informed ceIy American cItizen couerning the gYc 1 atnd rrlnd of Itipane Tabulce swrepovernotctIiatlioijcwrapping anti packing or unnecessary protection ngalnt deterioration that might re tthairellonco from exposure that might at first inTo been expected Inasmuch as under pocketforever Acting upon three inecestlonf and noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of rroit newspapers now old for n cent of the old rate of five times amount and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased tales tho company have entered upon the experiment of putting up Klpant Tabules In pasteboard packagebeinga eachTheich cheaperaortxperimentallyinr dIfferencebeingopes are not yet to bo had of all dealers although It Is probable that almost any drug will obtain a upplT when rpqllewa by a cutomel 10 I but In anT case n Ingle carton containing ten tabulca wllllJelltnl polIlge paid to any aildree for five cents In theooprice which will allow thorn a fall margin of profit vie i I dozen carton for 40 cents torIX1 I I lJgI In r iii IT = u u U tllatiaB Castleman ArtliurG Lanaliarr Rrccklnrldce I Royal Insurance Co Livcrpool IOfInsurance Company in the World Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern Stales I Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 2498310 II i M MOORE I AflLlNGTON1KY Resident Agent for Earlington and L wwwwvvwwvwwwvw Vicinity Medicine Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home Office Louisville Ky 1V d2Lt1Ei I NO EXPENSEs flTthis part of the State Anything and every t thing you want in livery 1 7 i PRICES ALWAYS LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD 1 EARlINGTONKVJ1iJp1If71 r t t THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VI SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MAYS Text of the Lflson Hntti xxII 114 Stem cry Versed 34 Golden Test Luko xlr 17 Commentary by the Roy II M StenrnsCopyrlcht 1S9S by D II Stearns I 2 Ami Jesus nnswcrcil and spake unto them ngnlu by parables nnd Enid Thu kingdom of honvcn IlIlIko unto n cer mIll king which inndo n marriage for his son When the kingdom shall Imvo como for which our Lord taught us to pray tlio will of Qoil droll bo dono on earth as In icnven Dut while this Is sure according to Hcv xl 15 1 Cor xv 21 25 nml other assurances there nro ninny seeming elnys nmV there shall bo until tho timo when lie who has tho tltlo deeds shall ox claIm There shall bo dolny 110 longer Rev x 0 11 V Tho preparations for that glorious consuininatlon anti tho many events lending up to It arc so ono with It that they scorn to bo spoken of as n Part of It Tho Ulblo story begins with n innrrlago In Eden anti ends with tho mnrrlngo of tlio Lamb Roe xIx of wlilch many mar ingo stories like thoso of Isnno nnd lie ickah Joseph and Asonath Noses nail Zlpporah IJoaz and Itutb nro very sug gestive 3 AntI sent forth his servants to call them that vrcro bidden to tim wedding and they would not como Not only will thcio ho tho bridegroom and tho brute essential to any wedding but them will bo thoso who two called Tho virgins her companions Pa xiv 11 perhaps tho wise virgina of Moth xxv Then thoro arc to lio somo who will be watching for their lord when ho returns from tho wed ding Luko xII CO nnd wo road in Nov xix 0 messed nro they which arc called to tho marriage supper of tho Lnmb All will bo there either ns bride or guests who nro redeemed by Ills blood upto tlmttlmo 4 Again ho sent forth other servants saying Tell thorn which nro bidden Behold 1 lawn prepared my dinner lily oxen nail my fntlings nro killed nnd nil things nro ready Como unto tho marriage Not until wo shall ECO tho fullness mid magnificence of nil that is here signified when wo thnll bo at tho real mnrrlngo can wo begin to Imnglno what Is Included In theso iirennratlons Jut wo can get somo faint idea If wo will persistently anti prayerfully ponder this great fact that God so loved that Ho gavo Ills Son nnd that Jo who spared not Ills own Son will with Him freely glvo nil things John 111 10 Rom vlii OS Thoso servants may in cludo tho seventy nnd tho apostles but tho messengers nro not so Important 111 their message All things two ready Cmo G But they mndo light of it nnd went their ways QUO to his farm another to his merchandise I nm writing thcso notes In tho harbor of Colombo Ceylon in tho ast week of my thrco weeks trip from shanghai to Calcutta and I liavo never been moro impressed than I have thcso wools at sea with tho awful truth that they all mako light of it Meeting com palsies of thoso who lovo tho book from lay to lay every day of my lIfo wilds at home it is something now to bo nskcd to hivo for weeks with men nnd women who roam the world over but caro not for Him or Ills affairs whoso their breath is 0 And tho romnnnt took Ills servants nnd entreated thorn spitefully nUll slow them If thoso who mako light of these things aio allowed to GO on their way tho way of self nail death they may not show the reality of tho carnal mind that is in them but if the Invitation pressed upon them tim spirit of hatred which Is murder may bocoiao very manifest 7 But when tho king heard thereof ho was wrath and ho sent forth life armies and destroyed thoso murderers and burned up their city Because thcro Is wrath lownro lest Ho tako theo away with Ills stroke then n great mason cannot deliver thou Job xxxlv 18 8 Then salth Ho to Ills servants Tho wedding Is ready but they which were bidden woro not worthy Ho might liavo said that they did not consider Ills invitation worthy of acceptance but Ho sccirts to pass by their treatment of Him and speaks only of their treatment of them selves It may bo liko Pauls saying to tllO peoplo of Antioch Yo put tbo word of God from you and judge yourselves un worthy of everlasting llfo Acts xIII 40 0 10 Go ye therefore into tho highways and ns many as yo shall find bid to tho marriage So thom servants wont and tho wedding was furnished with guests Our present commission is to- go everywhere with tim Invitation that tim lino of tho mnrrlngo sony como II And when tho Ling caiuo In to ecu tho guests ho saw thcro n man which had not on n wedding garment Thcro Iii ono and only ono who will judge every ono nnd everything Acts xII 81 Ills eyes arc as n Homo of fire nnd nothing can escape Him or them It Is a small matter comparatively what pooplo think of us Christ is tho Judgo not they Ho has by being mado sin for us provided n perfect righteousness which Ho gives freely to any one who will truly accept Him II Cor v 21 It Is illustrated in tho coats of sktus provided for Adam nud Ko Gun III 31 and plainly stated by tho believer In Isn lxI 10 12 Anti Ho enltli unto him FrIend how cnmcst thou in hither not having a wedding garment And ho was speechless As thin thief is ashamod when ho is found Ter II SO so sinners shall bo ashamed and confounded when brought beforo Ills eyes of lire nnd I John II 28 indicates n possibility believers being in some scnso and measure ashamed also 18 Then said tho king to tho servants Bind him hand and loot and aim him away and cast him Into outer darkness Them shall ho weeping anti gnashing of tooth Only In seven places do wo find tills expression Indicating great torment The other places nro Moth vlil 12 sill 42110 sxlv li1l xxv SO and Luko sill 23 In each coso they aro from Ills lips who was tho manifestation of tho lovo of God and who so loved us that Ho gavo Himself for us and came from tho glory of heaven to 03 years of unparalleled hu miliation on this earth that wo might not perish or know tho meaning of this awful torment 14 For many are called but few arc chosen Tho same words arc found In chapter xx 10 in connection with tho last shall bo first and the first last See also chapter xlx SO and notice tho content concerning rewards Wo arc often nt fault In our judgment of who nro believers mill who arc not of who are realty zealous IK God nnd Ills glory and who are not But thin eyes of tho King will mako no mis take Lot us not judgo others but as in His sight judgo ourselves most severely and honestly pray tho words of Ps exxxix 23 24 xix 14 When wo nro inclined to look nt othcro may wo hear Him say Whnt Is that to theo Follow thou Mel The Old Old Story I chose him out fiom all the rest My Tombe bad three lovely brothers Dutwellbo seemed to likp me best Of all the girli Ob theta were others That wanted him but somehow he Right from the first kept after mote was so splendid Big and kind veryAmerryYolHow fond a lover near me dwelt changeHequiet strangeNightReturning when the dawnligbt camo Quite heedless of reproach or blame pastIOr pull bis whiskers yet at last He left me Now I sometimes meet him He has grown ugly old and fat My handsome Maltese Thomas cat MADELINE S BRIDGES in the May Ladies Home Journal NOJJdlNn iWflUJoa SOSW 1 d d 1d 1iiICOMPANY INCORPORATED AI Mihjrs and Shippers of COAL AN D COKEI a I General Office Earlington Kentucky I y 1 lBrLi1c1L Offices51 A M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducali 51 rS4 Kentucky Memphis Tcnn ri A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind 4 vTl ole 41e AxittJOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo JtV cBHIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago III 4 I THE FAMOUS ND 9 COAL I For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles S Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables j used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET i I i BRUSHED GORE FOR BH8E i4 BURNERS AND FURNH6ES i BERI iton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as I one ton of the best Anthracite Coal ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY IgJ iiii 14i CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Tojilo For tho Week Irglnnlnc MOT 1 Comment by Her So II Iloylr Tone Llttlo ways of licttiTlne tho world Phil II 1110 Math v 13liV Tho duty of the Christian is to make the world better This was tho mission of Christ and what Ho did is to bo done by His disciples Christ taught this duty to Ills disciples Vo aro tho snIt of tho earth I Ho said Salt purifies salt preserves It makes better and it keeps better that with which it comes iu contact Thus tho Christian as the salt of tho earth is to mako tb6 earth better and to keep it better Yo arc tho- Ught of tho world says Christ again Light shines in darkness anti dispels it thus making everything better about it Thus says Christ Christians aro to lot their light fhino that men may soo their good works and glorify their Fa timer who is in heaven Time Christian is to mako tho world better by bringing it into the proper re lation to God This is tboouly truoway to make it any better Tho good works of Christs disciples nrojiot to lend men to glorify them but to glorify God This is to bo done tho apostlo practically argues in Phil ii 1210 by obedi ence to God If wo obey God in tho right kind of a way mcu aro led to see tho beauty and tho true method of obo dicuco They aro thus led to obey God properly and it is this that leads to their improvement morally and spiritu ally Obedience secm liko n littlo thing trilling amid insignificant and yet it is n tremendously important factor In human Jifo Disobedience kept time chil dren of Israel out of the land of Canaan and disobedience will keep ninny out of tho heavenly laud typified by Canaan Vben wo obey God wo work out our salvation after wo oro saved but wo not only workout our own salvation in this wily but fill others with longings and aspirations to servo God with untold betterment to themselves Tbo characteristics of Christian obo dlenco as set forth by Paul aro 1 A cheerful obedience Do nil things with out murmurings Phil ii 14 It Iii IIQt enough to oboy God Wo must do it willluglynnd cheerfully When we obey but with complaint and murmuring obedience is robbed of much of its vir tao and would discourage rather than encourage others in obedience 2 An implicit trustful obedience Without tnurmnrings and dispntiugs For dis putiugs read donbtings How many oboy God but with hesitancy doubt and argument Would such obedience oucourago others Rather would it not discourage them If Christians obey God doubtingly how could wo expect thoso who are not Christians to oboy him 3 Filial obedience That yo may bo blameless nud harmless the sons of God As Eons we are to obey God Thd slavo may murmur amid doubt but tho son never Tho work may bo laborious at times it zany bo disagreeable and yet tho son should not complain for ho is working for himself in working for his father As a son ho is the heir and therefore tbo fruit of his toil will soma day bo his own In working for God wo work for ourselves and if wo can impress men with this truth wo will in deed bo as lights in tho world dispel ling darkness and making tho world riot only better but happier I3iblo Readings I Sam xv 22 j Math x 42j nil 8180 xxv 3140 j Luke x 2037 Rum xii 921 j xv 13 j I Cor x 31 Gal vi 0 Eph Iv 32j Heb xiii 1 2 Jas v 711 I Pet i 22 ii 17 HI 812 Treachery Somewhere From the Philadelphia North American Who cut the rope andallowed the Spanish Cape Verde squadron to drift seaward Madame Johana Gadski who is MayFestival byDan2rosch grandWagnerwith oilier first class soloists Subscribe for THE BEE t II THE FIRST GUNS The Splendid Naval Vessels and the Fighting Admiral That Silenced Matanzas 1 ARMORED CRUISER NEW YORK The New York is smaller but faster than tho Brooklyn Her speed Is 81 knots her displacement 8200 tons and she cost 3000000 Bho oarrlu six 8 inoh nail twolvo 4 iiich guns and 10 guns of smaller caliber It was on the afternoon of April 27th that Admiral William T Sampson lately Captain in command of the first class battleship and temporarily made Admiral for the HispanoAmcrican ware with his flagship York firstclass armored cruiser the Monitor Puritan and the protected cruiser Cincinnatiengaged the batteries of time old forts and the new earthworks being constructed The work of the warships was swift and terrible The batteries on shore were silenced in eighteen minutes Not a single shot from the Spaniards hit of our vessels although they were stationary during the engagement The aim of time American gunners was remarkably true and the shooting was at short range No damage was done to the of Matanzas but the loss of life among the Spanish soldiers is thought to heavy One report says sixty No injury to the Americans QUIET TIP TO UNCLE SAM- The Westminster Gazette Discusses the New Aspect of the Phil ippine Island Question IDEAS THAT HAVE BECOME OBSOLETE Nation Can Not Alwuyg Do tie They Will With Their Onrnriiltlpplno ToaiiCMlon Another factor the Toiiilcncr of Which It to llrlnc the United States nud Qreat Britain Together LONDON May 4Iiio Westminster Gazette discussing tho Philippine ques tion quotes tim assumption of American newspapers that tho United States can do precisely what she chooses with Manila or the Philippine Islands return them keep them shI them or barter thorn implying that America has only to speak and no ono will venture to dispute her right to dispose of her lawful prize as sIlo chooses r S h t 11 Time WestmInster Uozetto says it much fears that this view will entail disagreeable surprises Adding In entering European politics tho United States will probably discover that these simple ideas of doing what you will with your own have become obso lete in Europe Tjie flat symptoms are likely to be makcd by an increase of time antiAmerican pressure which if Great BrItain could bo counted on to join it would speedily 1 cad to Intervention in behalf of Spain After pointing out tho futility of ex pecting BritaIn to join in such a movement and tho probability of attempts upon the part of tho continental powers at tho close of the war to prevent tho United States from holding the Philippine islands tho Westmin ster Gazette says The natural ten dency of all this is to bring tho United States nnd Great Britain ogethcr and we hope it will be fostered by statesmen nnd by a revival of the arbitra tion treaty nt the opportunity BaUedITorhio Oregon and Marietta have sailed from Rio Janeiro The Nictho roy will follow them REAR ADMIRAL SAMPSON I TnG rU lUNI I TilE CtKCIKHAT Rear Iowa Rear New one town be Great T DEWEY CONGRATULATED A Dill Hatch of Congratulations to be Car nod to Mantle byno En gush Cruiser NEW YOHK Mny 4A dispatch from Hong Kong to the World says Congratulations from Americans to Commodore Dewey in the shape of a large number of cable dispatches have boon forwarded to tho daring commander by tho English cruiser ImmOrtalite which has left for Manila interi No definite news of tho engagement of Sunday or the reported bombard ment of Manila has been received American and English residents are jubilant over Dewoys splendid vie tory BRINGING IN TWO PRIZES The Bt Louis and Harvard Sighted OB Nassau Escorting Two Spanish Btcumcn 01 JrUcs NEW YORK May 4A dispatch to IthamasayaTwobomade out bufrom all appearances supposd i on tile soutil siao or me islatia tiihoy apparently were steering orf tho Tongue of Ocean on their way to Cuban waters It is believed hero that the menof war were the St Louis anti tho liar vard which sailed from Now York last Saturday on sotno duty In Porto Rican waters PROMISES TO ACT HUMANELY Chief Agulnnldo of tho riilllppluo luiar goats Will Hack Up Dower with n lllff I4ilul Force NKW Yom May 4The Hong lon correspondent of tho World says Chief Agulnaldo huts arrived anti has had a conference with Consul Wlldinan Ho tins agreed to submit to Commodore Dcweys orders nnd lis will conduct the land forces nnd with tho 30000 sov called Insurgents effectively back up Dewey when ho gains control of Ma nila He has promised to act In a hu mane way TO HOLD THE PHILIPPINES flio Uovoruntant lrcparing to Bend au Army of Ten Thousand Men to Hold Manila WASHINGTON May 4 Telegraphic orders have been sent to San Francisco to engage nine steamers of tlto Pacific Mall Co which will transport without lltllculty an array of 10000 men Ar rangements have also been made to send u supply of coal if Dcwoy shouldJ ask for it but the understanding that there Is about 10000 tons at Manila at the least and there is good ground to believe that tho supply is munch groat 0 cr Just bade of lit Cavlto Is a dock with abundant apparatus for or Unary ship repairs Tho principal problem therefore is to send enough men to garrison tho city and It Is be hewed that 10000 wellequipped Amer- Ican troops will bo quite sufilclcnt for this purpose Tho present plan Is to take nil tho national guard from California Oregon Washington Idaho Nevada Colorado and tho far west ern states To these will be added a regiment of regular Infantry a regiment of cavalry milt possibly tho Texas rangers anti one of tho now volunteer regiments The command will probably be given to then Merriam In which case ho will bo umilo a major general of volunteers Willie these plans have all been made in outline they will be hold in nboyanee entirely until Dcweya report comes so that It may bo determined what will be mice essary to do to hold tho 1hlllpplncA as- a base of supplies for future operations 11 tho East Indies- PROPOSITION 1 FROM HAWAII rrcililrnt Dole Often to Transfer time Ifs rattan Islands 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