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preparations for departure anti hasbeentroops out were those of the Thirdcav specialtrainsanti started through to Tampa overtime Southern railway Time Sixth hourslatcrsame route The two regi ments arc under tim command of Gen a S Sunnier Time Second cavalry un outorMobileanti Tenth cavalry under Col haIti win will leave about the same time for New Orleans Two of tIm Infantry THE GENERALS APPOINTED PRESIDENT 1 O E s = TLHUGHLEEUttI I IFiSV EJiOTV C tst regiments will inarch nine luHcs to Klnggold and tako cars for Tampa Thursday morning Tim three re maining will follow as rap hulleatlonsItheir equipments be gone before noon The contract for the heI Tho Southern will carry nil destined for New Orleans and Mobile The railroads are doing excellent work and are giving the olllclals every assistance in rushing the troops out 11U8V TIMES AT KEY WKST Trailing tlio Transports with Munitions for tho Cuban Ciuiipiilc TA1I1A Fin May 11 Everything possible is being done to facilitate the Vcamlsupphestor Iteptbusycarefullytowing byThursday totnalco room for other transports The Orizaba is expected up from quarantine Inrgesttransports intantryAI and lulling gnns have been loaded on tho Florida Tho big slego guns of which have arrived here have ourI yet been unloaded from tho cars They will be loaded on some of the larger vessels probably tho Alamo or Orl aabs Lieut J D Miloyi of Gen Shatters WashlnlftotlSaturday Dorst and LieutCol Lawton and tho plans for tho Cuban campaign has re turned bearing with him a big bun and documentsarnmeiiiatciy reported to Gen Shaf- er It is now believed that tho two Cuban regiments will accompany the regular troops to Cuba They have been armed with Springfield riflesand under almost incessant drilling bro rapidly being pounded into shape ANXIOUSLY WAITING Bqth Regulars anil Volunteer lit Now Or leans on Tenter Hooka NEW OnrKANS May 11 Officers at the lair grounds of both tho regular and volunteer forces are waiting anx 19usiY for 8mo news conflrqatory of tb ress itlspatchcs intimating that veryar any orders have been yetbeenThd war Ie of mustering the r4oulsIana juardalsprojjrpsslnij rapidly and their steallilybeingannouncement that Iowa Illinois ortdofficers at the fair grounds to ac f- tr Lvlty and preparations are being math tho encampment of tim weston troops provided that they aro tore beJforogrounds and hero troopsthatSubscribe or TiE BEE q- ff kCi OTHERWISE iJNNciP1tf1Th currencynndFourteen cents was clipped off tho price of July wheat Tuesday FrancetIlodgson robberhavoolNowfotintllandish warships tnleQhomocountry for Japan fromTampaammunition for tho Cubans Senor do la Costinn American repre NewYorkregimentNwhen it came to the final test of mus terII H Grimmer of Co F Fifth Illi nois infantry who took sick while in hometoduncetion rates anti tho AngloSaxon race as encroaching upon time Latin race ProtestantIotHospltalersSince the blockade of Havana was de creed it is next to impossible to sus personaldttflpeLing At Ora Va Leak V White commit relatives toimls y A tM e re Time Spaniards in Havana on April 20 celebrated tho capture of Mobile Dos ton Charleston and Pcnsacola by their fleet according to a private letter re ceived at Mobile Liggett Myers the big St Louis to hacco firm will send by the City of Ickin from San Francisco a largo con signment of tobacco as a rift to Ad mimi Dcwcys sailors Tuesday was decoration day Tho of 0000 confederate dead at Chattanooga Tonn won strewn with flowers in tho presence of thousands of citizens The basil of tho First regiment Mis souri national guard refused to enlist unless guaranteed 83 a day They wcro Incontinently fired und a volun teer band is being William A Aubrey do Vero Beau hcrelllttaryguar was 181- 0The roconcentrados in Havana have been thrown into the gutter Time tons of food sent them by time Cuban relief committee has been seized by tho government and used to feed the soldiers Mat Lawrence and John Dunaway who attempted to rob tho 1onca In dian safe some weeks ago wcro sen tenced at Perry Old a to live years In tho penitentiary They pleaded guilty The volunteers Is said will attack all CubanAmericans in Havana as soon as the Americans tire tho first shot and slay them mercilessly Timer arc about 200 sentenced to torture ac cording to a circulated list Tho president it understood In tends that Gen Stewart L Woodford tho minister to Madrid shal retain his diplomatic capacity to to Madrid after tho war brought to a closo and diplomatic relations are re storedSpanish sympathizers in tha vicinity of Laguna in Valencia county N have been trying to Incite tle Indians to an uprising against this government by telling them that tho of Spain was coining over to reconquer tho country Looking for Republican Italy correspondontsinall affirm a revolution in Italy Is im llslngthloughoutbo delayed The news causes great sat ItalyIsFranco and as enemy of tIme droi bund uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiimiiiiiiimimmu IAYERSISarsaparilla Is tho original Sarsaparilla tho = g standard of tho world Others 5 liavo imitated tho remedy = HThoy cant imltato tho record 3 150 of CuresiiIiLtH- uIIIUiflhIiitIIHhIIIlIUiIIIIiiiIiIIHhiiIiUhi Arc you a 40 THE DEE You Should be The Royal la the highest grade baklig powder I I known Actual tests show tt goei MO I third further this car other bread aOYAI Q KIP POWDER Absolutely Pure ROYAL 5rnffi4 KWBC CO NtW VOKIt rmI n PH 1ADELPIIMI- Three Persons Perhaps More Perished in the Flames Bodies Burned to a Char THE tOss WILL REACH HALF A MILLION iThe tire Orlgnnted In McCnildcn Brol lor and Fireworks EatnblUhmcnt nnt Spread to the Reading Hardware Co National Well Taper Co and tin Ilralnerd I Armstrong Spool Silk Co FmrA DELPHI My HThree per sons ore known to have lost their lives and It is feared that others have perished In a fire whichoriginatod in NEW BY MKINLEY w J cl1j conveying confederate organized it is is M an subscriber tho wholesale toy and tlrcworlcs estab lishment of McCaddcu llros OLD Mar hot street about 11 n m Time bodies of tIme three pet sons who were burned to death are so badly charred that even the sex can not be learnedt cThereployed In tIme McCaddon store and nearly all managed to make their es cape beforO the flames reached the upper floors Time three bodies were found on the second floor of tho burned structure On account of tho Influm inablo nature of tho contents the big sixstory structure was a mass of flames in less than half an hour Time ire spread quickly to the building on the cast occupied by the tending Hardware Co and tho big building on the west occupied by the National Wall Paper Co and the Ilralnerd Armstrong Spool Silk Co Tho fire depart andinwas gotten under control The McChdden building was completely de stroyed and tho other two were badly damaged The entire stock of the wall paper company and that of ilnainerdbArmstrong Is rendered smoke and water Tho damage to tho Bt ck of tho Reading Hardware Co Is nominal but tho loss on the building amounts to about 50000 The fire is supposed to have originated on tintsecond floor of tho McCadden quicklyto theIupper S than five minutes There was a wild rush for tho elevator anti stair ways and it is thought that not mora than six persons at the outside possibly only the three whoso aniS have already been recovered lost their lives Tho total loss will reach about 8500000 well covered by insurance THE CONGRESS Ilrrt Kegular Hcailon BKNATK WASHINGTON May 11 the quarnntlno ishcd business anti tho bill to provid for taking tho twelfth anti subsequent censuses substituted The census bill will bo pressed vigorously declaringthoIndian reservation in Minnesota to bo subject to entry under tho land laws of the United States was agreed to IIOUflK Tho house by a vote of 00 to 48 roo Immigrntlon bill was sent to conference THE ARRIVES Fraryi Polar Expedition Strainer Arrive nt New York After a Iro tracted Voyage NEW Yonic May nTho steamer Windward from London March 10 was sighted off time Highlands at 807 a m The Windward Is tho vessel that carried tho JacksonHarms worth expedition An Its voy go to tho polar region Tho steamer wasre cently presented by Mr llarmsworth to Lieut R a Peary The passage rpm London has been so slow that there had been dome anxiety f Jtfpjt S 1 Sn c r MOYEMENT AGAINST CUBA I It May Start Within FortyEight Hours if There is No Spanish Fleet to be Looked After NO DIFFICULTY AT LANDING EXPECTED The Water Problem at Key West a Sorlom One The Big Government Conileiner Not Yet In Operation Three Customers for Kvery Gallon of the FIulil Iroour able JI WKST Via May ItIt is said hero that If tho Ienort that the Spanish fleet has loturnell to Spain proves to be correct an active move ment ugalnst Cuba may occur within 48 hours It is possible that llcarAd mimi Sampson at Porto Rico and Commodoro nem y here may strUts sImultaneouslyHit to land troops at Bahal Honda Matanzas or any other point tho vessels here together with the ships on the blockading station would have no difficulty in covering a landing with tho aid of tho heavy shipsThe their heavy guns could closo in and with Impunity proceed to tho demolition of the fortifications while tho gunboats and lighter vessels poured in their shots tlom off shore Naval officers here believe the de fenses at any point except Havana could be reduced by the ships nowhere and on the Cuban station in half an hpur here is no definite information as v iun the troops at Tampa will be em barked MAJOR NH w writ wI i1 t v i tH I will antic anti tho accoinrhbdatlons graves return Icing Years and FIFTYFIFTH When WINDWARD stand The Iter lTimeous nt this Nnvnlofllcers r lecognIzeIng anxiously for time smoke from ime stack of tho big government condenser which is promised to supply 40000 gallons daily per con S tract Tho plant should have started operntlonlhoarc skcpll a1 of the condensers ability to produce 20000 gallons Key Wests water resources are most primitive and limited Tho shallow wells in town nre allmora or less brackish I and under suspicion of surface drainage Tho companies ct various times have driven artesian wells 1803 s pecuredby cisterns anti ruin barrels and tho l t ahammduring tho rainy season usually run very low by tho close of tho dry sca son which is now due This year In addition to tho rains coming very late town had its population doubled y the presence of troops ships and war vcssals anti time army of newspa per correspondents and their tugs which take water by tIme thousand gallons not only for themselves ut for their boilers Of course ime war vessels and some of tho hospital antiother craft have condensers but tho draft on tho towns supply Is still abnormal Tho torpedo boats are without condensing apparatus anti they have been scout- Ing after fresh water as keenly as buc Everydiscoverylike tho strike In tho Klondike and every gallon of water has three purchasers all with money and anxious to outbid each other- DESTROYER DISAPPEARED A Spanish Torpedo lloat Destroyer He ported to Have Blown Up anti Alt Hands Lost sear Gibraltar LONDON May llA dispatch to the Globe from Gibraltar says n British steamer which has just arrived thor 13 passedlueslaydestroyer which was guarding Algc ciras bay and straits Shortly after the steamer passed her all tho lights of the destroyer were suddenly ox tlngulshcd a tcrrifio explosion fol ticstroyediszqlpearcd Tho disaster the dispatch adds was apparently caused by tho explosion of the boilers of the torpedo boat destroyer It Is feared that all on board of her have perished MitIIs caused by torpid liver which prevent digestion and permits food to ferment anti putrlty lathe stomach Then follow dizziness headachet Hoods IIItS rouse the liver cure headache dizziness con slfiatlon etc 25 cents Holt tiy druggists Tile only Ims to take with hoods Barsaparllla I J I rI rId CONTRACT TO FURNISH VVALLAnd hang It on the i AID from SISKS 300 and up PAPERf I MAOI50NVILLe KY JT IIr W OfIIP IRONING MADE E1tSYII This starch is prepared on scientific principles br men who have had of experience In laundering It restores old linen awl summer dresses natural whiteness Imparts a beautiful and lasting finish It Ja time manufactured powderForthat is perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic pr1lctlcalI REARADMIRAL GEO DEWEY The Gallant Commander of the AnUtla Squadron Formally Nominated ns a NearAdmiral WAHIHXOTON MayllThe president sent the nomination of Commodore George Dewey to be n rearadmiral in time navy to the senate Commodore Dewey was appointed under the provisions of section 1508 of time Revised Statutes ho having upon presidentbygress by joint resolution approved May 10 1893 THE INSURGENTS OF MANILA They Are Ordered to Obey Admiral Dewey Orders Wealthy Philippine Fumlllcs Anxious for United State Protection 06NEW A copyright dls patch io timetEvening at Hong Kong 11th The Philippine saysfAguinaldo has issued a proclamation obeytimeUnited States Consul Williams outlyingdistrlets1rmg on priests and local procInma i Wealthy riilllpplntTfamilles who arecleaving Hong Kong fof Manila appear before Consul Wilkman hero and ask to bo allowed to take the oath of rhepowerfuling their prayer for citizenship telegraphed to President McKinley and bffcrcd their palaces in Manila for the accommodation of American officers ADMIRAL SAMPSONS FLEET The Navy Department In Hourly Expectation of Receiving Advices Front Admiral Sampson WAsiiijfOTON May 1lThe navy de artment is In almost hourly expecta iomm of advices from Admiral Sampson What time character of these tivlcc will be the officials do ot Intimate but they expect Interest ins and important news It is rattier a matter of surprise to them that the press has not already received Information from tho squadron via St Thomas and the fleet dispatch boats which accompany Sampson squadron Notwithstanding the cable advices to time effect that the Spanish flying squadron hiss rejoined the Spanish homo squadron at Cadiz tho naval strategy board is by no means assured on this point and it is believed that while Admiral Sampson lisa been placed in possession of tho cable reports he has boom warned not to accept them as abso lutcly conclusive as yet In this state of affairs time only prudent course of action by tho department would seem to confer upon Admiral Sampson full authority to exercise hi own discretion in iris movements ant it is believed that this has been done WOMEN THE BEST SOLDIERS lpanls1iIogrono Spain Repulsed by s Mob of Women MAnful May llNoonA serious eapitalname on time Kbro CO miles from p Jiurges The grain anti provision Stores were attacked and pillaged by rioters who included numbers ol women armed with axes choppers and cudgels Time cavalry ehar iho mob but the soldiers were repulsed by a determined onslaught made upon them by time women Gusjjes Kxpedltlon Landed Nnw tnac May llA loy Welt- jspoclal says that information nm reached that place of the landing within 50 miles of Havana the tion under command ot napt rcA Fourth cavalry loft Tampa Tuesday on board time transport Gusslo Quietin Gamp at XJablle MODILE Ala May 1 1tn tho camps of tho regulars and volunteers all Is quiet No orders to move have been received at either camp although the officers are looking for same at shy mo mont and they ate ready to go to the front lrom1t L The Work of a Madrid Mob dispatchfromwarehouse there The structure It reported to M a total loss c Illinois Central R R o AUin connection with the Southern Pacific Through Weekly TOURIST SLEEPING CAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C R R fast New Orleans limited train EVERY THURSDAY for Los Angeles and San Francirco with Qui change The Limited also connect t New Orleans daily with Express Train or the Pacific Coast and on Tuesdays and Saturdays after January 4 389b with th- eSunset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving special through service In San Francisco Pattic lars of Agents of the IC R R and connecting lines S G Hatch Dh Past 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j1MLL 11 jI1VIIII j J L j- I ijWWjhti r lFIiM tr c d L I k 3 kt j f wsS j i 1 J N r f z j 3 II III V- st i uvi it m 11 i j i I LI 7 mt 3 t I O e I I ee been anPAULBEE mIncorporated Entered the Pctloffice at Barlinxlon V Secondth eut muter SUBSCRIPTION RATES un Year strictly In advance f i oo tlThrrelontbaSpecimenCorrespondent wan In pane county Address UI for particularsal THURSDAY MAY is 1898 DEWEVIaDEWEY done em is the brief of Pestmatch EVIDENTLY the Spanish school i master does not teach the young idea how to shootna MR and Mrs DeWolf Hopper have been divorced and De Wolf is now a grass HopperGlobe DemocratoTHAT Spanish fleet that met Dewey in Manila bay might do very well in an American Fourth of July celebration FROM DeweysThey From Sampson TheyUl get the blues TIlE Breckinridge News of May 4th was a sixteenpage illustrated mpaperuptodate in every particularT WHAT Dewey done And the Spaniards didnt dotIs like that old song OfUDodoMy Huckleberry do II c COL R M KELLY a wellknown journalist of Louisville has taken fchargeis making an interesting newspaper of it IT is estimated that Deweys message from Manila traveled 14000 miles over a dozen cables and like the great American in Manila Bay it got thereor here just the same IF there is anything in names the Spaniards should purchase some of the destroyers of torpedo boatdestroyers They might be tablef one of these destroyerst BASE ball reporters to keep up with the times arc now indulging in so much maritime lingo that the average reader is at sea as to whether it is a naval encounter or a report of a game he is reading MAJOR HENRY T STANTON the famous poet soldier and editor died at Frankfort Sunday morning from Brights disease He had a worldwide reputation and was the author of the poem entitled leThe Moneyless Man II TEXAS has the honor of being the first State to have an enterprising young American named aft the great naval leader at George Dewey Dunn is the nar of a new arrival in the Lone St State Very appropriate as what Dewey done to the Spaniards was enough TIlE War Department has made public its plans for the distribution ot the volunteers No attempt will be made to keep regiments frc the same State together in brio gades About onethird or 40000 will be sent to Tampa Mobile and New Orleans for immediate service in Cuba the regiments first ready being thus assigned Another third made up of the next regiments ready for service will be ordered to Wa ington to act as a reserve to re enforce the army in Cuba or to man the coast defenses The re maining regiments will be heldat the points of mobilization in the different States to be called on oi ly if needed One regiment of K tucky infantry and one troop of Kentucky cavalry wil be sent to Cuba and another infantry re ment to Washington while one regiment of infantry and one Ira of cavalry will be held in camp Lexington One More WorldPower Prom Ihu Globe Democrat A swift and complete change in the relations of the United States 0 the rest of the nations of the earth has beenaccomplished Dew ey1 victoryat Manila which is now known to have been sweeping and dwrtlve has Lrpught into being k 1iJ r c power which even in Asiatic andYEuropean affairs the other countries will have to reckon with Heretofore the United States has an American nation simply d solely with no aspirations or ntercsts except those of a senti 1mattersut the Spanish war has ended is condition At the present time the American flag floats on territory more than twice as far west of California and Oregon as these States are west of Maine The most visionary exponents of e manifest destiny doctrine of half century ago never snpposed at the United States would have outpost as far distant as the western shore of the Pacific Great Britain is an American power jistencecommissioners in Berlin at the time of the Samoan conference in that city in 1889 For the time being at least the United States- is an Asiatic power and maybe a European power before an yTherewhich nobody dreamed of before the present war became imminent Deweys victory in the Phillipines promises to have a counterpart in the Canaries before many weeks end if Spain be not coerced into submission in the interval Cuba nd Porto Rico are certain to fol low the Phillipines and all the rest Spains domain outside of the- eninsula will go if she continues t the fight for two or three months i longer We have disclaimed any ntentio1 of annexing Cuba in the p present war butof course ulti ately Cuban acquisition is certain nd it will come through the free choice of the Cuban people But we are under no such immediate a restraint as regards the Phillipines Porto Rico the Canaries and the ther outlying Spanish territory unless Spain gives up the fight There is no promise on our side Implied or expressed that we shall not seize and hold any other Spanish colonies It is easy to see that s every square mile of Spanish ter outside of the Peninsula it elf is at the United States mercy i Every square mile of it is sure to be captured if the Spanish threat to prosecute the war to the bitter end is carried out Nobody contends that all the territory which has been and which ay be wrested from Spain will be d by the United States he disposition of the domain is a i question which will not come up fntilion however which will be de termmed in the light of American interests solely In any case of 1oursebe held to the end of the war Some of it then may be exchanged or other territory nearer home or which the United States for any reason deems to be more de sirable But this is a question which will have to be settled in this country by the free voice of tour own people The wishes of the nations of continental Europe Germany Austria and France which are betraying a good deal of anxiety about the matterand which 1arethreats will not have the faintest weight on this side of the Atlantic In the meantime the United States is magnificent in its certainties aS- well as in its possibilities Like j he domain of Charles V the United States is a land on whicia he sun never sets There striking probability that temporar ily at all events it will soon be true of her as it is of England in Vebsters phrase that her morn ing drum beat following the sunIand keeping company with e hours shall circle the earth withI one continuous and unbroken strain of Americas martial airs Points From the Paragrnphist Do we know anything about sea fighting Oh Dewey Hartford Courant The only evidence of Spanish hemispheris a Presser aIf Admiral Dewey ever feels called on to write a book onleThe beari ington Post The Dons had one advantage over the Americansthey heard from Dewey before we didGlotDemocrat 1mThe Manila affair may be summed payday The war so far has proved that the Spanish bulls eye is m great ryAmericanYork Sun yearshpoleonic victories in the wheat j it is unfair to assert that this is a together an era of young men Washington Star As matters are fashioning ther tfmsoon IQWeylersforPhiladelphiabnqUirer embarkmentapass- age of 5000 troops from San Francisco to Manila would be a right smart sequel to Deweys work at 1 would have a powerful tendency make Europe sit up and take ii 0- ticeNew York Herald Canadian Conjugation From Ibo Montreal Herald English to do American Dew nYi Spanish done J aZ L i CoourBut that tired feelingth Means danger It thIndicates weAndhis condition may Co foLeadIt should be promptlyho Overcome by takingE Hoods Sarsaparilla Which purifies and erly Enriches the blood Strengthens the nerves Tones the stomachD twCreatesnd builds upIbEnergizes and vitalizes The whole system Be sure to get Only Hoods hat it Costs to Kill Men in an War idle agVarThe cost per day of maintaining in commission an ordinary warship is 1000 I The present outlay for the in United States navy is more than Ing of 50000 a day I ball On a piece footing it cost the government 39106560 to main anam897gaThe expense was ay for officers crew and marines tr 23776276 rations 3554260 equipment 683521 navigation 321657 ordnance 1474370 construction and tendBesides these items there were small charges for medicine and navy yard repairswThe ble for 1897 was 26241647 the payroll being 15912650 u these lohipsknown quantity The men who handle them must be more skilled ers n their several departments than those who used to fight the old to wooden ships that won so many battlesA charge of ammunition for some of the great guns costs as much as 500 Such a shot mayo a million dollars worth of damage to the adversary against whom t is sent The single item of coal supply or a manofwar means an outlayI of from 7000 to 10000 her bunkers a No estimate of any value can be 1made in advance of the loss ollives and property that may result from a war- These losses are always great and often irreparable but as no person can set a cash value on the life of one who is dear the mortality item in the cost of war has to left out of the questionsThe war has not yet gun but it is already costing the United States at the rate of 25 000000 a month or 300000000 a yearArmy operations for a similar period would amount to a vastly larger sum because of the much greater number of men employed It is safe to say that at least 500000000 would be spent in lson year of war with Spain without making allowance for losses of war ships and merchantmen or for other damages which the enemy might inflictSome Sample Figures Union navy in four years of war cost 310000000 Union navy in four years of war cost 2714000000 Closing months of warUn ion expenses per day 3000000 Property destroyed by civil war North and South 100000000 Revolutionary war cost us 135193700 War of 1812 cost us 107159000 Number of men killed died ofwounds etc in civil war 303000 Great Britian has spent in war in 300 years 6795000000 Such are the money costs of war Exchange An Acrostic Countrymen you have doubtless heard Of the great encounter in M anila bay Many a line has been read More praise for Dewey said Qf which be deserves a lot During the firing it must have been hot outof the men in the lot Remember the Maine came like a shot Even the cabin boys forgot it not During the great con ict- Even in the thickest of the fray When all were astir and in a sway Even then the brave lads did say you bet well Remember the Maine to day E R DOWN IN TilE MINES Q Foreman Toombs of the St Bernard construction crew has just completed an addition to compresser building at the Non shaft plhasIrolleyatythousandthe hands of the United States when that place is captured and will be quite a valu able prize byna small coal mine in the vicinity of Nebo and was doings thriving business President Atkinson of the St Bernard Company was called to New York last week on Important business Great interest was manifested by our miners over the news received from A miral Dewey last Saturday and praise I him was on the lips of all when they re dIof the great victory he had won At the present stage of the war it seeg navalforces thefactwont amount to much President Anderson and other officials theEmpiresupervision of Superintendent Rutland they found everything working smoothly and the mine doing a prosperous business Secretary Anderson of the Monarch 0 ccEvansvilleablishing a coal agency at that point in wee near future on In order that ttlCoalweekcSecretary Bailey of the Reinecke Coal believes that the most important thing pithed acting in accordance with that belief le presented each of the boys of Company with a pocket Bible before their de rture The gifts were highly appreciated ca- by them u reOneof Escanaba Mich has succeeded in coming from Dawson to the coast over the f1rivinginion that navigation will between exawsonbyarme looks for a general breakup of the icesa is side of Dawson before the middle of May tit Fully 22000000 in gold will leave Dawson this summer accorying to Millers statement Madrid 6The has ionon agdthere are acting on the advice of the itator who is never satisfied until be can the fruits of his work which is often dissentlon and starvation floccurredseveral sore beads and bad blood benc stirred A few das members rethefor the of a ary berala1meeelingnize the men here and then get them to join the strike with the Sandoval and Cen leWhen blonization of a union here Just how the trouble originated no one seems able toll Some parties in the crowd got into altercation and others began throwing stairwayleadingappeared and objected as also assaulted From there the Irouh spread to other parts of town some twelve or fifteen shots being fired and the pTheg The grand jury is in session at alem Mr Smith is reported to have se cured the names of a number of the lead among them it is said the names ofAsome prominent citizens He will morrow go before the grand jury and of secure the indictment of all the leadersII The incident result in more serious s trouble heresat LOCOMOTIVE BLASTSa Dispatcher Wooldridge found a few spare hours last Monday and made friends ere a short visityDispatcher Neal Engineer Rowe and lolber railroad boys from Evansville spent hours last Thursday fishing in Loch Mary Operator Dell says on account of the oss of a finger be failed to secure a job to ight for Uncle Sam We are informed that Agent Wooldridge of Springfield Tenn has expressed a de sire to fill an office in that county if his Kilitical friends agree with him and is therefore making a canvass for same Luckc to him Operator Colemra was called to Hender on da w work for VlntMannI who is reported on the sick listlSupervisor Sullivan train and force of men was out last Monday at work on embankments near Madisonville Whether it can be attributed to the war or not we can not say but it is neverthe less a fact that business on the Henderson division was not quite so brisk last week When the time for the movement of the volunteer forces comes we expect to see thousands of them pass over the Hender division tSupl Dugan of the I C Company and Postal telegraph is at Hopkinsville this week opening up an office there The working force on this division has been somewhat reduced lately and yet the boys complain of too much rest Operator Bell formerly of the Manning ton office has been sent to Springfield to work for a few months The falling of several trees during the past week or so caused considerable troubi- eto the dispatchers and some delay to tb trains by breaking telegraph wires Fairfield Io May 6The other day two fast freight trains on the Rock Island running at the rate of 40 miles an hour dashed into each other in a deep cut on a sharp curve some four miles west of th city The collision took place at the fo of a steep grade and the shock literally tore both engines and 14 box cars to piece pilling the wreckage 20 feet high and kill nK men The loss to the company is estimated at 100000 The gross earnings of thirtythree roads for the fourth week in April as made up from returns received by the United States Investor were 5331254 against 5100 399 for the fourth week in April 1897 2n increase of 1330855 Thirtytwo roads show increases and one decrease Since January i the roads referred Jo above earned 00681882 an increase ofzo 762903 over the 69918979 reported for the corresponding period of 1897 For the longer period all show increases During the month of April thirtytwo roads earned 50143605 an increase of 2751716 over the 17391889 reported for 1897 Gen Supt H L Magee of the Wabash Railroad has issued revised regulations governing uniforms for employes which are to take effect May 15 Passenger con ductors diningcar conductors and train Are You HJt EasilyTired Just romombor that all your strength must como from your food Did you ovor think of that P Porhapa your musoloa nood moro otrongth or your norvos or perhaps your stomach is dlgostwhatbyIt you nood moro strength thou tako SrOTTS EMULSIONo- f CodIiivor Oil with Hypo phoephiton rho oil is tho most easily changed of all fooda into strength and tho hypophoa pl1ltcIJ aro tno VOSt tonics for tho nerves SCOTTS EMULSION istho easiest and quickest euro for woak throats for coughs ofevery kind and for all oases ofde bllity weak nerves and loss of flesh socana IIDOI ill druggists It SCOTT BOWNE Chejnhu Nevf Vpiic a f 0 9 llectors wear singlebreasted coat with gilt buttons ConductorsS isethinitcloseckel buttons The station agents wear thlrted diagonal oods and the coats have Wabash on the collars each side the the buttons whether white 1orTelegraph operators wear a regulation p Enginemen and firemen of passenger 1gulationCIFrelgbtear no uniform but must wear II regula jahelmet hat and Mechanics Favorite eralls and jacket Passenger trainmen 1coveredthe company as often as may be neces ry peionagainst the Louisville Nashville railroad company claiming damages in the sum of i 5350 In March 1898 so the peltion states the plaintiff was standing with me friends by the side ofa number coal cars which bad been side tracked the defendants track in this city An ent and an employe of the defendant r on one of these cars and was giving lumpsfrom i leges she asked the defendants agent to give her some coal He told her to climb the rear of the car and get it See 1 g that the cars were detached and fearing 1 danger she says she climbed upon the r io get the coal Her left foot was 1 sting upon the drawbead of the station coal car While in this position and nile the companys agent was looking at er she claims that another car driven by locomotive struck the car on whicn e was standing with great force and vio ibetweensays that the accident was due to the care ssnes and negilence of the defendants in failing to signal or warn her either ringing a bell or blowing a whistle Kentuckian Items from Poole The General Baptist Ministers and Dca cons meeting will convene here Friday before the fifth Sunday in this month and over SandayIIWe understand that our mill will send their flour rollers to Indianapolis or re airs and the mill will be shut down so far s wheat is concerned for two or three weeks There has up to date but two wnrrlorsI from this community viz llen and Harry Jones but we have a host long distant soldiers who are daily fight the Spaniards on the shady side of the- treets Such soldies are of the oplimis- lSlrlpeIbey generally whip a whole batch one full swoop Such is soldiering in shady nooks but try the genuine article nd see the difference The sale of Elijah Mellon deceased was held last Saturday The farmers are very much behind with rops Very little corn ground is prepared et and the tobacco plants are getting along so fast that some will have to SlOp and plant their tobacco before they plant their corn Everybody seem to want to plant all the ground available Peaches to be a good halt crop and other fruit will be plentiful if nothing happens to it in the future The carpenters are now ready to commence the new store house witty Masonic b1I above When completed it will be the best looking bouse in town The Inevitable fish fry was with us Saturday Presty Jewell is in very bad health lie has rheumatism and other complica which are likely to keep him down a ong time Americas greatest medicine is Hoods Sarsaparilla which cures when nil other preparations fail to do any good whatever St Charles News Mr Taylor Cranor of the country was in town Thursday Mr Joe Galvison of Paducab was in town Thursday Mr Clyde M Nisbet and wife of Ma isonvillc wero here Wednesday Masters Barton and Rex who arc attending South Kentucky College spent the latter part of last week with their par ents They were accompanied home by Master Donell Carney their friend at the collegeMrs Jennie Warner of Providence I visiting here this week IeMessrs Barton Crutcbfield Jno Kamper Sr Edward Cruse Jno Johnson and Geo King are at Chickamauga Park watching the soldiers drill this week Mr Jas Garnet of Crabtree mines w hero Sunday Mr Chas Hewlett is visiting his aisi weekiMrs Dixon Wright is staying with hers sick mother here this week rtpieasautcroup and all soreness au lungs Large bottlesi25c and SOc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Alannlngton Rev Stewart of Crofton filled his ri ular appointment at Mannington the Ii Sunday in May lIe also preached at the same place Sunday the 8th The base ball game between Empire and St Charles was attended by a large crowd of people Sunday the ist Dr Richard M Gates who has been very III Is on the mend Some of our yery best boys of this vi cinity are ruining themselves and disgrac ine their parents by getting drunk The writer of this letter hopes they will quit that soon Walter Mcintosh of Mannington made laylastIron Hill Items Weather fine Joseph Medowell and family visited at R M Rileys Saturday Mr Dan Fox of Shady Grove visited at George Kempers Tuesday John Belkner visits the writer fre quently Al Sullivan spent last Saturday and Sunday with his best girl We had a fine shower Friday Gabriel Towery went io Bellvillo Bend Thursday There was a musical entertainment al George D Kempers Saturday night Has Cause to be Weary Washington Post With Dewey safe on third Sampson at the bat Schlcy on deck anti nobody out it is no wonder that the Spanish pitcher shows that tired feeling Rough on the Fish From the Nebraska Stale Journal The safest place after all dur ing this bloody war is on a Yankee battleship or protected cruis Tho Spanish gunners howcv crT4 make it particularly hot for poor fishes in the wide wide s t1 k 1 itf 1 i ecret of Beauty health The secret ofhealth Is e power to digest ami assim ate a proper quanity of food This can never be dotwhen e liver does not act its part Doyou know this utt Liver Pills arc an abso lute cure for sick henuachi vlys pepsia sour stomach tam onstipatIon torpid KveivpUes undice bilious fever hmm ness and kindred diseases Liver Pills kgittLikt1L A DR OTTOS SPRUCE GUM BALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTLES Sold by St Bernard Drug Sto- reusssstuusesel 1II DETECTIVEWo want a man in every local I ity to act as private Detective I under instructions Experience I unnecessary Address I COOPERATIVE DETECTIVE AGENCY I Naihtllle Tenn I e se I us us s a s a a ssi I DR JMEMDENHATTVSIMPROVED Iw 4HTLTI GUAltAXTEKD TO cum CHILLS AND FEVER- ic Malaria In nil Forms Tastetau ronI genuine without the abora picture sod tho Elgnoturo of J O Price 6O cents at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY DY T 0 MIND1NIIAILEVANSVILLE IND KyCrabtrecKentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fond 50000 120000 COMMENCED DUSINESS IN 1867 1JNO GMORTON BANKERdTbe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi ness men we are talking they know all about itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safetyif the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out quanssmall sums when you have a large sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLfl KENTUCKY W A NJSBEl President nsO W WADDILL Cashier ler3opk ns Lourttu BANKMADISONVILLE KY OsCaptalTransacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens ot Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secura vaultin ratthnt section of Kenlncky 4VA vAc THE I Fifth Avenue Hotel 4 LOUISVILLE KY fl Is the Only FirstClass 200 Per Day Hotel rot in the City 4 t i COME AND SEE USI k4 9 PIKE CAMPBELLMANAGER V ATjW Q YM c I ZThROUH VLSTIBUIED TRAIHSDAIIY NASHVIllE CHICAGO rPJtFtRItUPAt Ofli1IW1ANG iA eafVAH VllleltjD tWtlViLLfTeM e u lJJJlllttn tt Ittftflt ReiJY MABe QLITNING1IA Q ttt flout In the NulrMaia Clothing Line this spring Our Clothing worn ts ta lh hands ot Messrs Will H Hall Lee L Kosuro and Ben M SUtvXi unywsot whom Is a recognized leader in the ReadyMade Cloth Ui busteac n stands ready and anxious to show you through our Kitr ticti See our Mens Suits nt 250 Sea our Mens Suits at 300 See our Mens Suits nt 400 See our Mens Suits at 500 See our Mens Suits nt Coo Sea our Mens Suits at 700 See our Mens Suits nt 750 See our Mens Suits at Boo Sets our Mens Suits nt 900 See our Mens Suits at 1000 Stre our Mens Suits nt noo See our Mens Suits at 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I 41 4 RUBY CO I MADISONVILLE KY WAR WITH SPAIN War News IN THE GRE- ATNATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER Furnished by Special Correspondents 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 news of the World and Nation ourDBOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 Send all orders to THE BEE Earlington Ky 4444 44 44S-T BERNARD GENERAL STORE ILt o tJJ STUCK I I = UP o- rJ tI If you looked over our new line j- I lliofPAPER HANGINGS youm JVquld at once say that you iij t would like them stuck up on 5fl your rooms It is a pleasure to C i= us to show them OQ COME IN AND ASKc g- H TO SEE THEN tIt- J1 m- ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE WILLARD HOTEL W S MILLER JR MANAGERO1I BEST 2 and 250 HOUSE I IN LOUISVILLE S 4 flIROUISLPiNG CARS IR- NWURIEA E of Reliable at V- iys5iii i f i pr PP ffr ilii Ip t i m If S I I I I f t r N 1 I I V pv r j tr i I S 4 1 ffl I I I 1 q I r J c j- tI tI I io I I t I 4 1ej j3ee 33u 3nottslru toe Ctjrtoe LOCAL NEWS inMadisonvilla spentSaturday wereinattendingCourt Mrs C E Jones and son are spending the week in Louisville MissBessicMonday EnfieldTuesday David Adams the irrepressible metroplisTuesday Miss Addie Lewton of Nash I WyatttlusCol Wash Etheridge our clever railroad agent was in the county seat Saturday Dr and Mrs P B Davis went to Madisonville Saturday to seethe soldier boys oft Mrs W S Bramwell of Nash ville spent last Sunday and Mon day with relatives here Charles Jenkins the clever ton sorialartist of St Charles visited TUB DBF office yesterday Mrs Margaret Bourland of this place anti Mrs Will Bourland of Dixon visited Madisonvillc Monday Mesdames A D Reese and Va spentMondayson Mayor W F Burr and daughter went to Madisonville Friday night to hear Rev Ted address the sol dier boys On Monday last Mr and Mrs Gco O Toy were made happy by the arrival of a Jjttlc daughter lit their home Mrs Fannie Baker of Paducah and Mrs Charles Weber of Pop lar Bluff Mo visited relatives and friends Arc this week have been getting in Ir their lrk during the past few days in Silent Run and Dalton country do clew to the thieves so far The farmers report the prospects of a fine wheat crop to be good There will no doubt be a great demand and a good price for grain this year Rev I H Ted addressed the members of Company E in the Christian church at Madisonvillc I Friday night before their depart for Lexington the day following MrJ II Steinberger formerly of Glasgow Ky but more re cently of Athens Ala has located in Earhngton and opened up a shopVhienthis line he will be glad to see you Read his card elsewhere in this issue A neat little demonstration was made at Barnslcy Thursday last when a flag which had been made by Charles McFadden was hoisted under Old Glory by an old Union soldier and old Confederate The former was sampson Platt the latter Charles McFadden Barns Icy has sent a contingent to the volunteers and believes in flying the flags Will Go to Cuba olin Fox Jr who recently gave a reading in Madisonvillc has cancelled all the dates that he has for readings and will go to Cuba to represent the Harpers in their publications Has Contributed Our neighbor Earlington has contributed very materially to the comfort of thin soldier boys Be sides 2300 in money given there have been other liberal donations Earlington citizens may always be depended on to do their duty Hustler Childrens Day Childrens day will be observed at the MaE Church South next Sunday A suitable program con sisting of songs recitations etc is being arranged This Sunday School has for sonic years past been observing this day and the churchgoing people welcome its coming WCTU Supper The W C T Us gave a very delightful strawberry and ice cream- HIPIcrlast Friday night at Foxs od stand which was much enjoyed by all tbos present Con- sitleringhc inclement weather the lathes were very well pleased with the proceeds resulting therefrom The Mall Changes Hands Mr Zeno M Young who has been editor and manager of the TwiceaWetk Mail at Madison ville since it was launched on journalistic seas has disposed of hill entire interests to Mr Frank 6 who has been connected with the pacei for some time V Young announces his intention g brl into bushvw elsewhere rtp tL SOLDIER BOYS AT LEXINGTON Some of the Boys arc Getting Their First Taste of Soldier Life Company E Captain Burch field commanding left Madison ville last Saturday morning and are now in camp at Lexington with the other companies of the State militia Some of the boys are now getting their first taste of soldier life and while of course it is not like being at home the majority of them seem very well contented with their surroundings according to letters written back to pa rents and friends The Madisonvillc boys were CompanyIand at Owcnsboro by Company H Captain Logan Fcland commanding The trip to Lexington was made without any accidents to any of the soldiers of the three Pcnnyrtlc companies mentioned Visitors throng the camps daily and take a great deal of interest in the blue coats Notes The Latham Light Guards of Hopkinsville Felands crack company were presented with a check for rooo by John C Latham of Hopkinsville used in securing such luxuries as it takes to make a soldiers life pleasant complaining overhead by an ex Confederate who made the remark that he fought five days on bullets and water for breakfast water and bul lets for dinner and bullets without water for supper- Madisonvillc turned out en masse to see her brave boys orras did all the other towns that sent out a company Many tears were shed and many were choked with emotion when they bade their brave lads goodbye The band escorted the boys to the depot where final goodbyes were said and the boys were whirled away to enter the service for their coun tryA letter has been received by Mr H H Holeman from Captairf Burchficld in which he says he would like to have eight or ten more good men ready to go at once to Lexington as he thinks some of the boys cant stand the rigid physical examination Any one wishing to enter the service should apply to Mr H H Hole man at Madisonville The Cap tam also states that there was no fight between any of his men but that it occurred between members of the Henderson company Eldred Davis of this place who is a member of Company E writes back to his mother that he has been made an orderly to Colonel Smith of the Third We arc glad to see an Earlington boy honored in this way Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case ot Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J CHENEY Co Props Toledo O JCheneyhim perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carryout any obligation made by their firm WEST TRUAX Wholesale Druggists To ledo O WALOINO KINNAN MARVIN WnolesateDruggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous perbottlenials free Halls family Pills are the best ExConfederate Relief Association The Hopkins county exConfed crate Relief Association held its annual meeting at Madisonville Monday There was a very good attendance The old officers were elected foranother year as follows L D Hockersmith commander Thomas H Smith secretary and adjutant F B Jones treasury The principal matter discussed was with reference to the sugges tion previously made to take steps looking to the erection of an im posing monument in the court house yard in memory of the Con federate dead of Hopkins county Room has been allotted in the corner of the court house yard near where the well is forthat purpose Capt Hockersmith was appointed committee to look after the matter and to report at the next meeting which will be held on the first Monday in August Discovered by a Woman Another great discovery has been made and that too by a woman In this country Disease fastened it clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest Jests but here vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent For three months tbo coughed incessantly and could not sleep She finally discovered a way to recovery by purchasing of us a bottle of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking first dose that the slept all night and with two bottles has been absolutely cured Her name Is Mrs Luther Lutz Thus writes W C Hamnjck Co of Shelby N C Trial bpttl s free at St Bernard Drug store Regular size 500 and tbo Every bottle guaranteed F Havemeyer son of charles sugar king Theodore Haveiripyer killed himself Tuesday No motive for the suicidal act is known The Best Remedy for Rheumatism From the Fairhaven N Y Register Mr lames Rowland of this village states that for twentyfive years his wife was a sufferer from rheumatism A few nights ago she was in such pain that she was nearly crazy She sent Mr Rowland for Ihe doctor but he had read of Chamber lains Pain Balm and instead of going for Ihe physician he went to the store and se cured a of it His wire did not up ol Mr Rowlands purchase at first but nevertheless applied the flake thor oufiblyand in an hours time was able to- go tosieep She now applies it whenever the feels an ache or a pain and finds that II always gives relief He says that no medi cine she bad ever used did her as much good The 25 and 50 cent sizes for for sale bySt Bernard Drug Store Earl inRton George King St Charles Den T Robinson Mortons Gap DASTARDLY Attempt at Assassination Made Upon Thomas P Barnes OF NEBO THURSDAY NIGHTS Shot While Eating SupperLuke Mitchell Arrested for thes CrimerI Thomas P Barnes of Nebo while eating his suppper last Thurs day night unconscious of impend ing danger was shot from ambush by a dastardly assassin News of the diabolical attempt at assassination was received at this place by telephone by Marshal Barnett the same night asking for blood hounds to put on the trail of the dastardly perpetrator His hound is at Princeton and a message was then sent to Dawson to wire Greenville for the hounds at that place A message was hurriedly sent to Will Reynolds who owns the hounds at that place and in a few minutes of he was on his way to Nebo He arrived on the scene about 2 oclock Friday morning but the rains that fell during the night had washed the trail away so nothing could be done and he returned to Greenville Mr Barnes is regarded by allphis neighbors as a peaceable zen He operates what is known as the Barnes coal bank some three miles from Nebo and has a familyThe shot was from a rifle and struck Mr Barnes on the jaw badly shattering it Drs Bone Lamb and Ferguson were hastily sum monedand dressed the wounded mans injuries The scene of this deplorable affair is in the immediate neighbor hood of where Trouillas was assas jmannerLuke Mitchell was arrested Friday afternoon charged with hav ing been the party who attemptedn to assassinate Mr day night He was taken to Nebo and County Judge Hall and At torney Morrow went to Nebo forI AininRwas great and as witnesses could not be secured in time for an examination Friday evening Mitchell was brought to Madisonville and placed in jail to await the action of the grand jury Mitchell had been in the neigh borhood only a short time antIs was employed by Barnes to work in a coal bank He had married a woman named Knight whose rep utation in the neighborhood was not good Mr Barnes had a short awhile before this refused to rent him a house on account of his i thisIl- and inspired him to seek revenge He was seen in the neighborhood of Barnes a short time before the shot was fired and reached his j fatherinlaws home shortly after t the shooting His fatherinlaw lives near Barnes Mithchell had about the only rifle in that neighborhood and the shot being fired from a rifle another circumstance directing suspicion against him Word was received here yester day morning that at 530 a m Mr Barnes was resting better than c usual but still complaining a great deal of his neckan S When You are Tried Without extra exertion languid dull and listless your blood is failing to supply to- eyour muscles and other organs the vitaliz ing and strengthgiving properties they re 1tlredvigor the blood It will give you energy andi Hoods Pills are easy to take easy to operate Cure indigestion biliousnes 250 Cherrys Escapade Zeph Cherry whose fatherI Rev J T Cherry was formerly I pastor of the M E Church South at this place and Madisonville and who is now at Franklin Ky failed to pass the surgical examination at Bowling Green the other day and was so much put out by it that he the young patriot announced to a few of his friends that he would go any way so he took French leave for Tampa where he says he will join the soldiers and go to Cuba DucVlens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Druises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and post tively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Public School Entertainment The public school will close next Friday the aoth inst after a suc cessful term Not only arc theilittle ones looking to va cation but also to the entertainment to be given that evening Rehearsing has already begun and the program will be composed of songs recitations drills dialogues and tableaux Earhngton people are always interested in these en tertainments and a large attend ancel is assured Better Than A Klondike Gold Mine Good health li priceless when once lost When you haven or cougi tanat Z5c In a bottle of Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Dal I tamthereturniarepreatertbaaabaUlnterest In an Alaskalrold cannot uuy lcaUh Ueware of1L Blight cold Sold by St Bernard Drug Store The American volunteer is not sure whether summer will find him at home in Cuba or in the Phil lipines He is entirely satisfied with the expansIveness of the situ ation GlobeDemocrat It is the Best ou Earth That is what lidwarda Parker mer chants of Plains Ga say of Chamber lains Pain Ualm for rheumatism amu back deep seated and muscular pains Sold by SI Bernard Drug Store Bailing ton George King St Charles lien T Robinson Mort ns Gap I ti WHAT A MOTHER SAYS Of Dr Hartmana Famous Family Rem edy and Spring Tonic Mrs Hannah Lind 1132 East Long street Columbus Ohio is one of the enthusiastic advocates ot Peruna he says For many years I was subject to nervousness despondency and neural ala for which doctors and remedies of no use I was persuaded to try Peruna I found it to be exactly the- emedy I had been so long in search oft relieves the tired depressed feellDI felt in springtime at once It never tails to restore to me natural appe tite and the best of sleep It has cured persian ently my old de spondency and neuralgia and I wonder why so many people continue to suffer through spring and early summer when Peruna is such a prompt and perfect relief As a family medicine I believe Peruna to have no equal It relieves at once cramps colic prostration from heat the illeffects sudden checking of the perspiration and ill other bad effects of hot weather As a remedy for nervous prostration it has no equal and the thousands of men and women of this generation who have nerves find it a priceless remedy Every family should have a copy of Facts and Faces Finely illustrated ne of the best books of testimonials ever ublished Sent free Address The Pe- runa Drug Manufacturing Company Columbus Ohio Didnt Mean It That Way- A Michigan pastor recently surprised his congregation with this announcement Remember our quarterly meeting next Sunday The Lord will be with us duringA the morning service and siding elder in the evening Yellow Jaundice CuredT suppliedithfollowingThissufferer from Yellow Jaundice for over six months and was treated by some of the est physicians in our city and all too avail Dr Bell our druggist then recommended Electric Bitters and after taking two bottles I was entirely cured I now take great pleasure in recommending Inem to any person suffering from the ter ible malady I am gratefully your Id Hogarty Lexington Ky Sold by St- iernard druggist Jollying Bradley You girls look so sweet said Bradley Wilson of the Madison villc soldiers to a bevy of girls as the train pulled out yesterday and just to think I may never ee you again One of the girls turned up her nose at his remarks saying Who is that fool to which her companions smilingly replied He int no fool hes just one of those soldier fellows going to fight ands jBradleysent His hair was slicked down and parted in the middle Also he was adorned with a peck and a half or two pecks of tissue pa jollyimeSpaniardsHenderson Gleaner The Westfield Ind 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 I have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for ten years or longer am never without it in my bouse I consider It the best remedy f the kind manufactured take pleasure n recommending it It is a specific for ll bowel disorders For sate by St Ber ctGapoRev Wise of Princeton preach d at the Baptist church Saturday night and Sunday filling the ap pointment of Rev D S Edwards is at Norfolk Va Rev Wise s an eloquent speaker and the appreciated OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN GOLD We wilt pay One Hundred Dollar In Gold foE and every case of cough and colds wheret- O benefit Is derived from the use of Dr Ottos lujurlousImitatlom Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Grover Long while riding his bicycle and carrying a sharp pointedt fishing pole ran into Ben ticking the pole into his ankle and badly tearing the flesh causing a pianful but not serious injury Dr Cliattcn dressed the wounded member and he will soon round to again CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho c2Signature of The twentyseventh annual meeting of the Southwestern Kentucky Medical Association will be held n Paducah May 17 and 18 Or Ulthi Spruce Gum Dalsam Is a scientific remedy bascdon modern dIscoverIes and comIpoundedbyclienilsta of renown who bare yourdrurgistSoli In two sizes 25c and Wc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Court Notes Circuit Court has gotten down to its work and a few cases have been disposed of The case of the Commonwealth against Walker Wilkey for shooting at with inten tion to kill Tite McGregor wasdis posed of Tuesday afternoon The defendant was cleared The city of Madisonville was finedSio and costs for maintaining a nuisance in the way of a sewer The case of Mrs Trouillas for complicity in the murder of her to come uptoday Well flnchine for Sale I have a good Well Drilling Machine with ten horse p6wcr threshing engine all in good running order which I will sell reason ablyRICIIAIU PALMER apr2i8t St Charlesi Ky Of 1Jll ic f1i1 rrl KILLED With a Rock Was Randall Travis Colored LEWIS VAUGHN THE MURDERER Both Had Been Drinking and Had a Difficulty With a Serious Ending Last Thursday night between six and seven oclock Louis Vaughn and Randall Travis both colored became involved ina difficulty which resulted in Travis losing his life and Vaughn is now a fugitive from justice- It seems that the evidence shows that both had been drinking and that Travis had made hostile demonstrations toward Vaughn and had hit or slapped a woman friend of his who was present at the time This aroused Vaughns anger and he threw a brick or rock at said Travis which struck him with such force that it caused his death Vaughn when he saw Travis fall rushed up to him and finding him unconsciousimmediately skipped out and has not been seen or heard from since All parties had been drinking beer and it seems that the trouble started when Travis invited the woman who is said to be Vaughns girl to drink and upon her refusal to do so he hit her and the scrap was then taken up by Vaughn with the result above mentioned The tragedy occurred over near the lake A Man Who is Tired ll the time owing to impoverished blood should take Hoods Sarsaparilla to purify and enrich his blood and give him vitality and vigor his condition of weakness and lack of en ergy Is a natural conseqnence of the coming warmer weather which finds the system debilitated and the blood im pureA spring medicine is a necessity with almost everyone Hoods Sarsaparilla springItsbloodand build up the health is one of the fac Is of common experience John Holmes of Clarksville SpringsFridaywas a contributor to the Clarks- ville papers over the signature of Old Man and once ran a paper at Wickliffe Ky He was also connected with the Paducah dailies at intervals COME AND BE HEALED By the World Famous Young Quaker Doctor Dr L T Cooper the world famuos young Quaker doctor who as recently visited Madisonville Providence Hanson and other surrounding towns is now in Earl ington with his magnificent reme dies and splendid company of minstrel entertainers He gave an entertainment last night and will remain only a few days so all wishing to purchase his health giving remedies had better avail themselves of this opportunity Every guarantee made good or the money will be cheerfully refunded The people in the towns before mentioned speak in the highest terms of the doctor and his medi cinesA free entertainment every evening consisting ot chaste minstrelsy and nothing to- ffend the most fastidious Turn ut and hear him Snow at Louisville Friday The Louisville Times of Friday says Spring suits and straw hats have been laid aside today and the prospects are that heavy topcoats will be the order until Sunday at least With the Mercury at 36 and snow falling Louisville peo pIe are getting a taste of May weather such as they have sel dom experienced before The sudden drop in the tem perature last night was followed by a greater decline this morning A heavy storm developed in East Tennessee and Louisville got on he wrong side of it The result was high barometer throughout the North with a decided cold wave The minimum in Louis ville for the morning was 36 de gress reached at n oclock The wind attained considerable ve locityShortly before n oclock the snow began to fall The flakes were large but on account of the wet condition of the ground there can be no record of the fall Snow has fallen in May in Kentucky on several former occasions Pratt for Governor The CourierJournal says Near ly all the Republican newspapers of Western Kentucky are urging the Hon Clifton J Pratt of Madison ville to become a candidate for the Republfcaii nomination for Governor and it is said that he takes the suggestion kindly Judge Pratt was the last Circuit Judge in the district embracing Hopkins and Caldwell counties among others He was elected to the office in a Democratic district on account of his high standing and popularity among many Dem ocrats He is mentally equipped for high office Notice When you need anything in the way of Watch Clock or Jewelry repairing take it to J H Stein berger the jeweler at J W Twy mans store Earlington Ky Only first class work done Ialso do all kinds of sewing machine and bicycle repainpg and keep in stock kinds of machine needles and repairs and oils and bicycle sun dries and repairs and when you need a clock wath or spectacles dont forget that I can furnish you same at hardtime prices Eyes tested and fitted without extra charges mia imo J k1 1 After J Taking a course of Ayers Pills the system is set in good working order and a man begins to feel that life is worth living He who has become the gradual prey of constipation does not realize the friction under which he labors until the burden lifted from him Then isI mountains sink into molehills I his moroseness gives place to jollity he is a happy man again If life does not seem worth living to you you may take a very different view bf it after taking Ayers Cathartic Pills Uro1ofedtRiensA- lt communIcations and matters of news pet lining to this column should be addressed to CEO ALEXANDER Barlmclon Kr Mrs Millie Earl is sick this week Prof T E Greer went loShawnectown 111 Sunday night to ese his brotherlnlaw who shot himself Simon Dunlap Dl Margraves L Teigue Chickimaugilast Remember the grand concert tonight John Nurse and family aro visiting the family of Tom Earl of this place Rev G U Walker is farming this year R Travis was killed last week at this place by Louis Vaughn who is still at largeSeveral of our people went to Madison yule Tuesday Miss Dlllie Larker was rmrried last week to a St Charles gentleman MORTONS GAP The Sunday schools of this place and Greenville will go to Oakcrspart next Sat urdaySome of the people from Nortonville and White Plains attended the quarterly meet ing here Sunday Rev Merriweatber preached Sunday at 3 P m- Miss Martha McNary visited Mrs L Clemons last week Dont fail to come Thursday night to slDgerMadOpera House Admission IDC and ijc- NORTONVILUE Our people are busy farming and tho prospects are good Rev Weir went to White Plains last weekCad Bass and Miss Nancy Clements two highly respected young people were married last Wednesday at the homo of officiatingTheflowers and a splendid supper was enjoyed by all They received many nice presents Miss Eva Slaton has returned to Midi sonville after a visit to Mary Clements We miss the family of Whit Eaves who his moved to Hecla Geo Walker has made himself con spicuous by shaving his head Some of our people ara talking of going Earlington next Sunday lo attend the U B F sermo- nSubscribe for TilE Brtf U S RECRUITING OFFICE Eight Hundred Recruits Wanted for the Regular Army SeargeantBolton privates Donner and Knebecker of the sixteenth Infantry US A were in the city yesterday enroute to Owensboro where they have been ordered by General Miles to headquarterslormen for service in the regular armyCapt Tyler will spend some time in Henderson and surrounding towns where he expects to secure the requisite number of recruits within a few weeks He is ordered to enlist men between the ages of 18 and 35 years of age who arc in sound physical and mental condition unmarried and of good moralcharacter Capt Tyler is a native of Owensboro and has a number of friends in Henderson wjio remember him asa dashing young Lieutenant back in the early yos He has been located at Fort Spokane Washington and other places in far the Vest Speaking of the present crisis Capt Tyler said it is the opinion of army officers generally that Uncle Sam will accomplish what he started out to do but it will requite a lot of hard fighting before he succeeds Henderson Journal Mrs J T Denton of Howell Ind is visiting here Everything necessary and convenient for the fl Laundry Dairy ff THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP W HiS is duo not only to the originality and simplicity of tho combination but also to the care and skill with which it ia procedaeaknownCo only and we wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing this true and original remedy As the genuine of Figs is manufactured by the CALIFORNIA Faa STROP Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding tho worthless partiesFORNIA Fia Smut Co with the medi cal profession and the satisfaction which the genuine of Figs baa given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of its remedy It la far in advance of all laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating or weaken- Ing them and it does not gripe nor nauseate in toget its beneficial effects remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN CtLOUISVILLE Kr NKW YGaKo HT NEW ENTERPRISE nnt flflfl n CirVI STOVES onn v8AtrIACno They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are stmtalncd by the products of Southern Former They last longer ana make more home happy than any other Stove on earth Fire backs guaranteed for 13 years t If your Dealer does not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorf Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN 0C MANVrACTUUlU Of COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels and Grates Hollowware Tlawart Etc tI1IIftCIII China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Kitchen Dining Room and Syrup Syrup other order please FUAXCISCO BICYCLES I A SPECIALTY SUBSCRIBE FOR C TiiE BEEONE DOLLAR A YEAR IrTO KpTA UP MbTYauJ- L COAk ILL DOWIT DON1 FAIL TO UEViQi1 i 4r p- 7rUKAIl V fADAlrY WPITF F6PWJ r 1 THE COAL gN TIE MAFlliElfttYi U A iij j- ORDEPAI1D YU WILL use dOiqC cLTIi Rv 7cORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED j JimrAcrIon GuARAffTEDj i pP ipggiqiBFP iJli t fo 17IJ t t 1 fe I f I ii wk 4- C 0 Ls I I 1L1gLLf w ig i H S i 1j l1 zr h l m F I 4 E V F- i 4i = = 0 i AN OPEN LETTER MCTHERSSiWEARE ASSERTING IN TH i COURTS OUR RIGHT TO TilEI EXCLUSIVE USE OF TIlE ORD CASTCRIA AND PITCHERS CASTOR A AS OUR TRADE MARK 1 I DR SAMUEL PITCHER f Hyannis Massachusetts was the originator of PITCHERS CASTORIA tho same that has borne and does now jsP szttt on every bear the facsimile signature of wrapper This is the original PITCHERS CASTORIA which has been used in the homes of the Mothers ofAmerica for over thirty 5years LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is I the kind you have always bought onLho t and has the signature of MSyffcM wrap- perI No one lzas authority from me to use my name except The Centaur Company of which Chas H Fletcher is President March 8 1897 CSS41AL64isi 1J Do Not Be Deoeived Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you because lib makes a few more pennies on it the in gradients of which even he does not know The EM Yoffi Have Always Bought BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF 4 ffi m+ i Insist on Having I The Kind That Never Failed You THC CINTAUn COMPANY TT MURRAY STHCET NCWVORK CITT l v II I I MEDICINEfor I MILLIONoi l A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade IANw fork company of minnfsxtiirliu chemists tbo RIpen Chrmlral Company the market lire MM iu n mrdlctniU tablet or Ukliulc coIiIIut4- uf compressed tuiwderetl preparation t 1 1 rtIIIIItdlclnal drug whlrli had brvn ascer talaed Ii lie o snore use amOK Mtilical men than any other for the cure or al J levliithmot such Ills common to man u Law ilielr origin In an Impair Ulmtlon o- rt I WKtkr KI rauorltr for niInilistrng fuculalMoHiliin nouruhmont and eliminating Waite TkcmulJuouf tils JnclurtM unilir llls is sold to Include jjrrlty ntmrlr every diana ir wlileu the iihrslcltn U railed UDOU to lircscrltc In llrllllllbrlr ktnndaid reUle r1I Ibe neetpance ollbe American 10000plot tiiecompan7 IhlIowuthoplncIIie that ever3tIItng tnterlng the II tlouldooof the highest to IlIe- la1land pro III to retaIn Us qu81111e Intact nod unImpaIred through any xltned lima In anr climate Only cUolcrit drug nbuula be uaed their should lie In with tim lalt Icdmethods ci modern aclrnrrlbitabulrs packed In protected liy obsorbrut cotton and securely corked Kvcn lie corks Used have rleJ a grade so high In IK lequlrementa that no mauufncturtr of thrie- every4ayMoiper1coItI4 IMn a tron liii outut that apecitfcations Tew Wro in turn lacked ot qualltjr not iurpaued n UlrnDd xrfccilon of wo by i uwd Iy tile most e In Jeweliaud orimmcnliofcold llaTtoatetthrlrlilEliitaiidard and neverconwntliiffto vary from It the proprietors retorted to the te t modern5 ntbodior snaking their commodity known nod seven hundred thousand dollan In vetted wllhla live years In ncwipnper crdnrfhu Informed TT American ildtcn n tlM auiwrlor Itlpani Tabulea- lJeIngthoiigIittut anil iialnitaklnr ouyers of the changed conditions that twrtp oyerthecumnwrclal worldi and careful to note eTfrT clrcumalauce baYing a btarlajf- upon the uecoorul Ion ot their trade tha innagers of the eompanr han noted Ithat there ii n present Inlltent demand a lower pflee e article that reachei or npproacliri nn imtTcnal uw and that the people Jtnounh rtxjulrlifc the beat of evcryllIng resent being called upon to paybeavypereenrageafor upennou 4thatceilonce frum uxpocuro that might nt fret avo expected inasmuch as tinder favorable conditions tbono that have lain loose tnadrawer a traveling beg or pocket foriereral weeks or months aro found to bo practically Ii treat and as e as eger Actlngupon these snreentlonii and noting partcularljtheiinlmpalred proiperlly of Irreat newspapers now told for n cent instead of the old rate of flre times thIand the In all directions toward low r ts and Increased tale counpanybaro entered upon the experiment of pultingup ImITabul1rcartons they will otTer lo the trado term package beIng pbl bl tho Inlot or ttorekoepernt a price lower than erer before adopted for a mrletary nedlclnoYZVK CUNTS ton mimics or doesforonebalfe cent The company will not discontinue tim inenutncture and sale bib form with which the haro learned to know anti value tho lupans Tabulea butwill offer the cheaper aortxperlmentallj for the bandit of tnch at deslro them It should tie plainly ulI1 rtoJ quality ot the medicIne ldentlcalln both SortS the only differen- cer being In the form and comparative coat of packIng or luttIn up The tirecent pack ares I drugfiIclifton eontamlng Irfl labul1It te sent totago paId to any adilreu for nfI cents In Itain forwarded to the Ripen Chemical Co No 10 Spruce Sl New York Until the Odure thoroughly Introduced to the trade agent and peddlers will be supplied at a price which will allow them n ralr margin of iTontTlx carton for 40 nilt dozen CUI cartonl for SISJ D KIOII IT IJ CtrtUDI for fgros 3WJ CIIItoDl toe 1100 Cub with tIre urtlcg In OTCfl cue AJ bb R A t AAAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAA AAAAAAAAAAAAAA r IloboB Castleman Arthur 0 Langliair lirectlnrldRe Caslleman I Royal Insurance v Co IOfLiverpool the World Stale of Kentucky StalesI3 II UL MMoORE IPtIIARLtNGTON KY Agent for Earlington and i Vicinity c vWWvVwWywYVYVVvwWvYr Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Homo Office Louisville Ky wwvvvwvw jWE HAVE SPAREDI1 NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral tI Equipment the best in this part of the Statet Anything and everyi thing you want in livery F RICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD l i EARLINGTON KY It 7T r qtii lof 11 arp 10 it f A ff f7 HSp p l1 TIlE SUNDrY SCHOOL LESSONVII SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MAY 16 Ii Text of tho Lesson Until xilr 4301 Memory Versos 444O Golden Text Math xxiv 43 Commentary by the Rev D M Stearns Copyright 1898 by D M Stearns notIYhottltlo of this lesson Is Watchfulness1 ntul if wo consider tho special toplo of this whole chapter and tho next ono Tho Second Coming of Our Lord there Is no event for which wo would moro easterly wntch If wo loved It as wo should nUll wo would surely love It If wo understood It moybeunderstand tho word tcinpernuco in its Scriptural Blgnlflcnnco of tho wholo mat ter of self control there Is no truth that tends more to denial of self and complete edt renunciation than that of tho Immi fence of tho return of our Lord Having uttered His lost public word to tho hypo critical Pharisees anti having nnnounccd tho desolation of Jerusalem Jesus nnd Ills disciples loft tho temple nnd as they did so Ills disciples tried to drew Ills at tentlon to tho buildings and tho stones and tho ndornings but lie surprised thorn by tolling them that tho wholo thing would bo thrown down This led to n question privately naked Him by four of tho disciples Mark xlii 3 antI tho quos tion to discourse in which Ho re fers to tho approaching destruction of Jerusalem but chiefly to events connected with Ills coming again nt tho end of this ago 43 But know thisthat if tho good man of the house had known in what watch tho tine would come ho would bavo watched nnd would not hnvo suffered his house to bo broken up On n former occasion our Lord used tho snino words Luko xII 80 but In connection with watching for Ills return from thowcd ding In this sermon nnd in tho gospels of Matthew Mark anti Luke wo must remember that tho commission was to Is tad anti the messengers wero forbidden to go to tho gentiles and while there are lessons or us nil in nil tho Blblo wo mutt not attempt to apply some things which nro specially for Israel to the church or vice versa Truth for tho church concern lag tho second coming of Christ is found chiefly in tho epistles Notlco specially that tho coming ns a thief does not or should not apply to tho church I Them v 4 C for she is loving His appearing nnd looking eagerly forHim anti constant ly saying Come Lord Jesus Rev xxII CO 44 Therefore bo yo oleo ready for In such nn hour ns yo think not tho Son of Man comcth Now to bo ready nnd watchful Is n word for every believer nt nil times Having received Christ nnd be como clothed with Ills righteousness wo are ever ready for Ills presence for noth- Ing moro Is necessary to fit us to enter heaven than Ills merits only But wo nro expected to bo over ready for any manner of service nnd watchful to too Ills way and hear His words II Sam xv 15 I Chron xxvlll 21 i Nab II 1 Hnb II 1 This Is not however tho special thought of these words for the coming of tho Son o- Man ns I understand It is always Ills coming with Ills saints In power and glory for tho special benefit of Israel and tho overthrow of her enemies It Is never death nor Pentecost nor tho destruction of Joursalcm Isa Ixvl 6 15 Zech xlv 4 C 45 Who thou is n faithful nnd wIse servant whom his Lord hath made ruler over his household to give them meat in duo season Hero is something n child of God can always lay to heart Two things required of us are that wo provo faithful and wUo 40 Blessed Is that servant whom his Lord when Ilocoracth shall fInd so doing Ono of Ills accusations of tho Pharisees was They soy and do not chapter xxIII 8 nnd Ills warning in chapter vII 21 is Not every ono that salth but ho that docth lie was never idle or indolent nnd It Is impossible that those in whom IIo has full control can bo either tho ono or tho other 47 Verily I say unto you that IIo ehuU mnko him ruler over nil His goods I In tho story of tho talents in tho next chapter both tho ono who gained flvo anSI the ono who gained two received tho com mendation Well done good and faithful servant Thou hast been faithful over ft few things I will mako thee ruler over many things Enter thou Into tho joy of thy Lord What con it nil mean but that tho faithful servants will havo places in Ills kingdom according to their faithfulness Saved by grace but rewarded no cording to works Rev Ill 13 48 But and it that ovll servant shall say in his heart My lord dolaycth his coming I Whether all that talk that way arc ovll servants or not wo cannot say God knows but wo do know that there nro many who bear Ills name nt least out wardly who not only say it in their hearts but are very bold to say It with their lips and oven after tho fashion of II Pet III 3 4 rooAnd shall begin to smite his fel low servants nnd to ont and drink with tho drunken I There nro many Christians both In tho pulpit and in tho pows who seem to take special pleasure in the smit ing of othors nt least with their tongues unmindful of tho word Tho tenant of tho Lord must not strleI nnd of that other Judge nothing before tho time and All things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you do yo even so to them I Cor lv 5 II Tim II 21 Math vII 12 As to eating nnd drinking with tho drunken tho Lord sees those who bear Ills name doing even this also amid open ly without shame nnd in n very literal sense It is still truo that many walk whose god Is their belly who mind earth ly things Phil III 18 10 Whether there are runny who weep over thorn dr not tho Lord knows If you are clear of tho guilt of tho literal fulfillment remember that there are many ecomingly lawful things ns study business innocent amusement tho bicycle eta which are very Intoxicat ing nnd tako time and strength nod money which ought to bo wholly devoted to Htm CO 01 Tho lord of that servant shall como Ho may seem to delay and not to care but In nn unexpected day and hour Ito will deal with Ills unfaithful servants Thoro may bo present dealing in tho way of trending under foot of men like tho savorless salt or sickness or death these sire only partial anti except dcnth mayjbo with tho desire to lead to repent snob Tho great dealing is as in tho met lessons nd also in chapter xxv 80 tho final one from which thcra 1sno appeal or recall Boo remarks onJhAaat lesson and hesitate not to repeat to your class nny thing you then said ct 110 them toll soft vhafc you then told them for thcso things must bo oft repeated Dewey and His Victory ALonaDlitance Scream From the Cleveland Plata Dealer The eagle was 7000 miles from home when it happened but his scream was distinctly audible Dewey Tutor From the Indianapolis Journal The Spaniards did not know that Commodore Dewey learned his trade under Farragut who once said Damn the torpedoes I Go ahead- A If Dewey loin From the Indianapolis Now Dewey crept into the bay undercover of the night and was ready at dawn The Spaniards know what a Dewery morn like now even if they can not understand English VNOLLdlMnSNOOSJIguJi 4t IUtj wwii u- a S OSiL 1 51- O0VNIP jI 1 ST fc513 BERNARD Al1 COMPANY 1 r JL INCORPORATED Irph 4Up i General Office Earlington Kentucky f SI r iiic1i Office iiT L LEE Manager Corner Main and u Streets Kentucky Memphis Tcnn A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind jjVl oleE3 l Age1tsOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo i J W f I BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago 111 i I iTHE FAMOUS NO 3 COAL I For all uses from Ear ington Diamond and St Charles IMines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables IiI i BRUSHED GOKE FOR BHSE BURNERS RND FURNflGESW- hyrjbuy i Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER Iione ton of the best Anthracite I ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT ANDCoalISAVE MONEY 1M 1 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week ItcclnnliiR May 8 Comment by Her S II 1010- ToPiCThlng my denomination has ne- comp1IahedPi Ixxzvil 17 Eph v 2527 lTo bo led by tho pastor or some other church officer Christian Endeavor has always sang nified and emphasized denominational loyalty It stands not only for Christ but alto for Ills church and for His church as composed of various Christian denominations It has never made light of denominational tics It has always striven to tighten them It hOB never been nndcnominational but always in tcrdcnominational Not tho least im portant of all its great works has been tho interesting of young people in tho history and work of their denomina tions That theso things are facts and that they havo been fully appreciated by tho Christian denominations is abundantly testified to by tho fact that there are Christian Endeavor societies in 40 different Christian denominations todayIt impossible to bo a loyal Endcav orer and not to bo loyal to our denomi nations and our local churches The pledge makes this impossible It dis tinctly says I promise Him Christ V that I will mako it tho rule of my life to support my own church in every way especially by attending all her regular Sunday and midweek services II Thus it is impossible to bo nn Endeavor cr and to bo faithless to church or do nominationThe references suggest two reasons why Christian Endeavor has done well to emphasize tho importance of tbo church 1 Gods lovo for tho church repro sented by Ills lovo for Zion which typified tho church Pa lxxxvII 17 The Lord says tho psalmist lov oth tho gates of Zion moro than all tho dwellings of Jacob God loves His church with a deep affection with an everlasting lovo Ho loves Zion with a special and distinguishing love not only as compared with tho other nations of tho world bnt oven with other parts of tho Holy Land itself If God love His church so dearly His lovo embracing nil branches of it surely thoso who are Gods should also lovo it and realize its importance Particularly should wi lovo and servo that branch of tho ohuroh in which wo have boon born and raised perhaps or in which at least wo have found Christ and been born into His kingdom 2 Christs lovo for tho church prov ed by Ills death for it Eph v 2537 Christ also loved tho church and gave Himself for it that lIe might sanctify lovoItho church I So should we lovo Christs church amid bo willing to make sacrifices for its prosperity nud its success And how can wo better show this lovo than by being intensely interested in it studying up carefully what our part of tho church has done in saving souls in distributing charity in sending the gospel of Christ to all tho world Blblo Readings Ps xlviii 114 Ixxviii 07 08 oxxii 10 cxxxvil 10 Math v 1810 x C1G xvi 1820 xvIII 1518 xxviii 10 20 Acts ii 4147 xx 28 I Cor i 10 x 83 88 xiv 15 Eph v SO Col i 18 What Me Did From Ihs Detroit Free ptess Wat dM Deweydo to cm Said Fyles on parade E didnt do a thing In em The color Sergeant said 1t- o G socked em In the daytime an a socked em in the night E lammed em right an let t thaw is seamen e could fishl An wen In smoke ad cleared away lb Spaniards werent in sight An hats wat Dewey did on Sunday morn In Bakers in Chicago have advanced perloafof flour Dr David W Yandell one of the best physicians and surgeons in the State died at Louisville on Tuesday ITALY AND HER TROUBLES Eight lUlled and Thirty grounded In tin lllotlo at Latino Martini Lan In the Province of Coma LUVINO Italy May 11In tho riot werekUledbeen restored at Messina Martial Law In Como ROME May 11 Martini law has been proclaimed in tho province of Como There WM rioting Tuesday nt No vnra in Piedmont A mob stoned tho troops who fired upon the rioters wounding five of them An officer and some soldiers were injured rUth Missouri Ordered to Jefferson Stir racks KANSAS CITY Mo May llTiioFifth regiment Missouri volunteers has received orders to start for camp at Jefferson Barracks Mo Thursday evening They havo been ready to move for ten days and all arrange ments for tho start aro complete The Charleston Ordered to Sail Immedi ately WASHINGTON May nrhe cruises Charleston has been ordered to sail im mediately with ammunition and relief supplies for Admiral Dewey She will leave San Francisco today without waiting1 for rest of relief steamers and supplies North Dakota Troops Going to Manila llisMAHCK N DIlIIny 11Gov Brlggs received a telegram from tin war department stating that both bat talions of North Dakota volunteers would bo ordered to San Francisco presumably to make a portion of tha to bo sent to the IslnndsI preIparoregiments already designated to go to New Orleans River News failSTATIorn 10Clnclnnlltl eiSt01MemphisLoutsylilo 200 02 10 TNewFoiL T Trace THE MARKET REPORT WEDNESDAY MilT IL Grain and IroTlsIons fstraighiOZL23Ill2 ilSO No 3 112ft CornNo S mixed d 3IKc NoS white HciOatiNo 283c Hay lo5OiclellrtlmothyO17o dairy 133150 EggsFresh SKo Lard Prime steam 1301 PorkNew standard mess rIblGetubwashed SMUTtfc Julyt1037July8l4l330CmcAaoOfenlng quotations Wheat There was but little July for sale below ll44at tho opening nail the market was bid up to tllS Delated bulls attempted to realize on the bulge and the prlca supped oS rapidly to 1119 with a full cent between trades Then there was o rally to IL13 but offerings Increased and another decline followed to II ilK May opened at 1180 anti was offered down to 1170 with n takers September opened at tKXBlc sola ofl from DIMo to WKc rallying to OOJlo CornJulj 363aOatsJuly27c rroyIIoJuly pork openodat 11101 and advanced t41i31M July lard opened at W90a582Hnndrosotot4ia July ribs opened at USeoS562K and rose to W75Smi WhelltlilayII1OoJulyber 8TO ComMa Mtfci July 36Z3i3o JulyII1liMISeptemberJuly 1403 September tlSHJO- moAooCosU Vnmali No a red 1170 No 9 da I1ll1Lt0l No 3 hard 1110 No I do ll00at08i No 2 spring lBt20i Natdo 11103150 Na I northern spring 1171 Cashoorni No = 8k3ajiojNa 8 SOMo OasIS octal No 2 Siwoj No 8 acHo Live Stock Market ST LouiaCaUleFanoy exports W75J B10 fair to choice WMffi483 butchers K754J 4TO cows and halters ia09ai6S hors Packing WMtKO butcher bogs BW46UJ 131EtI50nonsca HcarrilrafURooJ to extraI M OKI ISO t 00SaadleraMatched team goal to extra 110 ooiux M 440UAMMSouthern510155 l4hands4to1yis oldS I3 450 UIt4IsMtXheadsteady to shade higher Light t3KQ4trH roughI4tfli3LI0ket steady to shade lower Hooves UHQSIcows and heifers fitaiW Texas steers I3H ShoeDReceiptlives U1WI40 esttins liTXltS lamb- s37XZi KANRAR CrrrCottleTexas steers HTM 145 Texas eons tiwata native steers I1TI BOO native cows and heifers nsaiM stock I1003UQJloDulk t175JLO3mliginta833371 Sheep Lambs M003tt08j mut tons HO J47i Financial NEW YoRKMay II Money on call nominally P4perarsI OtslHforPosted rates 4C34UH Commercial bills 4S01 Silver certificates MKftW liar sliver Mti Mexican dollars 4S Uovernment bowls steadyThe majority of stocks showed small losses at the opening In sympathy with declines for specialticsTho bears made a raid en Sugar and Tobacco after tbo opening and depressed these Itocksl and 3 points respectively Tile K ral list LeWed slightly In qi th6ltubborn tealstanco ot the ataad4Matoc to the attack Induced im heavy buying mofoment and the market soon tended upwards rapidly The mar keL shaded off a bit the opportunity of Itwer fcrlces Was Clibutby tho bull to Inrfreaso their and polillSliiololoThe bond market wot fairly active and higher MUST HAVE BEEN HIDING Yciael Arriving nt London Report HiTlns Seen Nothing of the Capo Verde Squadron LONIJOM May 11 Inquiries made on board ship which have recently ar rived hero from tho Canary islands Is laud of Madeira Tcncriffo and Gibral tar show that nothing has been seen of time Spanish fleet Tho Uritlsh steamer Galecitt Capt Bord which left Cadiz on April 29 reports that tho only Spanish war ves sole there wcra tho auxiliary cruisers Kormannta and Columbia two torpedo boats nUll an armed yacht possibly tho Qlralda The liriUsh Btcamcr Tctuan just arrived hero from Gibraltar after leaving Las Palmas on April 20 Tcncriffo on April 80 nud Madeira on May 2 saw no signs of tho Spanish 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