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Digital page images are linked to the text file. ii I ti C 4 1J Wi r TUB LARGEST LINB OF 4 i7 ALL PAPERJ Wcitern Kentucky If now it AIS BOOK STORE 4 MADISONVILLE KY 1 InaMtlio leading ilutlxn and color llollom prices guaranteed Tv1rlz I NINTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS CdUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 20 The IA L ps mission is to protect our shores and FIGHT Everybody is eager to know more about these superb fort I resses which guard the nations honor We have arranged for our readers to r taining 16 repro- ductionsII of specia- lphotographs 160 in all each accom I panied by Expla i natory Text in vhich are Qe crib elth vessePsar I 1 n or uns en gines power elc i In short the very wantc J i r a Jf v J J u i ui1 X h4I J fl 40 i J 19 j I t I M Indiana cw ill A T R r s York OTlt ItS tiIed for a fullunderstanding of the l f ing and maneuvers of the fleets and f e single vessels But this is NOT ALL I you get out of the Portfolio Se111 sifor the islands the ships will I 4ptotcct will re i reader feels on the last m leafthat he has had l Cuba illustrated in manner to enable him to judge of the islands past and present But he as space in the series is devoted to an other island realm of parts hefinds Hawaii Iandeverythingex plained which an needs to InvesttgateI 10 J 4i S itn 1898NO 11I iVhose fPortfolio lIinfornlation ccivetheirsharcofattel3tion 1tuinhlig mayowns Brooklyn Minneapolisl UIIOI IAND Maine New TexasI light which W c 1 Lee in Havana 1PalacesciCitiesPeople I Dwellings LI m mFortresses I ImCommerce il I does not stop here considerable g the portrayed American Columbia Katahdin Products Prest Dole- Honolulu Birdseye 1 Viewsi VolcanoescJ cIc Queen Lil Natives i Scenery AND nuclI J I Junmll 110 n IlatV 1- 10 cent far each Portfolio wanted It will be more convenient to lend Jioo it Once ci TOD can thereby avoid Ilia bother of writing a letter and Inclosing a dime for each U llSlie will be lIOn I to any the UnlteI ttates Canala or Mexico Ed pOllpaldTIIC scums COMPRISUSWiNo 31 The Hawaiian Ulandf a The Inland U No aa The American Navy No 37 Cuba and the Wrecked Maine 1No 33 The American Navy NOjThe Hawaiian islandsI1 I 34 The MuttMhn Islands ag Cub iNo 35 Thof No 30 The Hawaiian lilandi fa POR A DinCTCN FOR A DOLLAR 1 1 will please tend to the undersigned reader the tolIcwlng 1 lJVOItTlOLi0 I I Nos ror which e t U Inclosed iijSjStJ I fmo 4 bq s Clt StateStreet v lYe will give two Portfolios any umber kI f3 I you viay select for caoh new paid sub jIj I ii8o1llc7t7hJ rI iiii9 iI I C 1 tk I THEYRE STILL DOOG1NGT No Meeting Yet Between the Hos tile Fleets in the Neighbor hood of Cuba ALL MOVEMENTS ARE CONJECTURAL 1 The Mttfety ot the Oregon Practically At inrod If She llaa Blade Her Average Bpepil Since Leaving llahta fiho Should be Now ulth Admiral Hampton In Cu ban Vaters- WAShINGTON May 18There has lstUbInthiswent is awaro of tho location of tho pcealingposing Schlcy to have gono southward InCubaIshopingreally passed through tho straits thhipectntlon that by combined notion on tho part of Sampson and Sell ley ont starting nt tho Windward Sage rind tIlt Florida straits anti tho other thIntonThounablo to account for the reports corn ing from several ports in tho gulf nnd the waters in the vicinity of Ilaytl that SundnyInyet of an action rind no American ships 1oro known to have been in tho localities named 1The safety of tho Oregon is now well assured rind there is reason to believe that thadepartmont has been informed that she has joined Admiral Sampson fleet though no official admission on this point JIM yet been made It is believed that the bg bat tleship left Dahl on the night of tho 10th or the tnorning of the 11th The anmo average speed made on tho way around Cape Horn would place her now about in tho Windward passage If this belief is well founded the dcparmcnt will be relieved of a great load of apprehension and it will prosIdesirable but impossible of execution so tong as The safety of the Oregon w is nt atailc- oCIIARLESTON HAS SAILED Tlio Flnt of the JlHiiforccnirnU for Admiral Dowry Sailed Away for i the rtilllpplnea VAUKJO Cal MaylSTho cruiser Charleston got under way for Manila shortly after 15 a m Salutes vcro fired at Mare Island navy yard and tho employes of tho yard and citizens of Vallejo who wero assembled along tho shoro vigorously cheered the de parting vessel The compasses of the I Charleston will bo adjusted as she pro- ceedsl down the bay and no stop will be made tit San Francisco On board tho Charleston arc a number of news paper correspondents among thcmMr E Langley Jones who has boon or dercd to Manila to report operations of tho United States forces there for tho PressI wns heavily loaded for her own guns in n supply of powder and projectiles for Admiral Dcwcys fleet No troops Were carried on tho Charleston and she had no room for snore than her own crow of 380 men Tho cruiser was heavily loaded with coal but will not have much loft when she reaches Manila iTHE NEW SPANISH CABINET lienor Baeaata Ilaa Caned Around IIIui Another Ministry to be Submitted to the Queen Regent MADIIIP May 1Tho now Spanish cabinet has been formed as follows President of tho Council of Ministers SagastaMinisterAffairsSenor- Leon y CastiltotMinister of Marine Scnor Aunon Minister of tho ColoniesSenor Romero GIron Minister of FinanceSenor Lopez Pulglcorvcr Minister of tho Interior Scnor F R Capdeponllard Minister of Public InstructionSenor Camazo Sonor Sagasta will submit tho names of the mlnlstcra to tho queen regent during tho day and tho cabinet olUcers will bo svorn later Tho premier will act as foreign min- Ister pending the arrival here of Senor Castillo SPANISH CAPE VERDE FLEET Report of Ita Arrival at Sao Juan Porto Rico Can Not be Confirmed nt rreaentcPnrAupIccEjaytl May 18 reporttromporteffect that the Spanish Capo Verde fleet commanded bv Admiral Ccrvora has arrived at P6rto Rico Tho latest news which reached PortqiiPrlnca concerning tho Spanish warships aim thoyleftCurncoaday afternoon lastfpr an unknown des tination after having taken on board coal rind provisions Tenth Ponnaylvnnl to Oo to Manila WASHINGTON May IBOen Miles said that tho Tenth Pennsylvania vol l untoera would be ordered to San Fran olaco for tho Philippine pedltlooJ Ambulances tor the Government SOUTH BEND Ind May IBrltStudobakor Bros Manufacturing Co shipped 17 cars of ambulance wagons to Ala1 for tho uso of the govern mcnt River News 8 tiitJTm1SSJlnclnnatl 05 111 1t54Memphis105 gHCairo 81New Orleani ut lalL 1 or 4Lf c c 1 HE CIflIESMUST BE COT- heT Government Conclude tHat Blanco Must be Isolated in the Island of Cuba TOO MANY LINES OF COMMUNICATION They Interfere with Our Operations nriili na Mllltnry Neccmlty Btuot lib Cut Tho Operation Will lio IcrforiiicJ WT finntlneo do Culm Whero tlitf Ltnci Leave the Idnnil conllllctoIsolation hylcndIng cKsontiiil move to be executed nt the earliest possible moment Tlin- ressing need of this has Lccomo more within the last few days since Gen Illanco is known to have been coininnnhcatlonithh squadron anti also with adrid Ho has been ah Intr governmeutl1eltho eeds nnd advising them on mattcrs of policy Tho authorities hero feel the nccdof bringing this communication to an end and official inquiry tins tlcvolQpcLl Inlsolatlalfsteps aro qulckly tnkoiraiid energetically Havanas coinmun lentIon with tho outsldo world is carried on by means of five distinct cable litteR Two of these run to the United States and are of course closed against Gen lilanco Tho remaining three cable exists from t ADMIHAI CPUYEUICommanding tho Spanish Fleet Now SnntIngoonheconnected by two land lines with San tiago anti also by ono shore cahlo o v departureftingo two of the linos running thenco to Jamaica and ono to Ilaytl When a message has onco loft Cuba by ono of the three lines still open it has no less than six d a adoptfterCalieVerdesecond route goes to Ilcrmuda Halifax and thence to Spain a third route goes to Venezuela Pernambuca Capo Verde and thence to Spain n fourth route goes to tho Windward islands Dutch Guiana Pcrnambuco Cape Verde and Spain From Hayti thcro are two routes ono to Venezuela Per nambuco Capo Verde and Spain and n second by way of tho Windward lands to Drltish Guiana The authorities hero have with much labor figured out all of thcso various means by which Gen lllnnco can keep up is communications They are satisfied hat thethrne cables running toSan tlago arc the routes from which all thcso various brunettes spring and if this triple route is cut tho entire system of communication between Cuba and tho outside world will bo nt an cud Santiago is not a stronglyfortified own and it is believed there would bo ofIRight to cut those cables is not doubted by tho authorities here al though most of them are Ilritish cables Tho chief signal ofllcer Gen Greely fl rst advanced tho principle that in time of war tho right existed to de stray property found in an enemys territory anti in the case of cables that tho right existed to dcshvy them within the thrco ma rine leagues constituting Spains juris diction Tho principle has now been accepted and it is tho policy on which tho government Is acting When tho nt Santiago will bo cut- Is not disclosed but thuro Is strong pressure toward liar ing tho work done immediately for until it is done lea Illanco maui trims his communications and is thus enabled to embarrass the operations of the military and naval forces HAS ELUDED THE ENEMY The Itattlealilp Oregon Officially Koportcil Sate lint her Position Ro- mnlni a Secret WASHINGTON May 18 Secretary Long said It can bo stated positive- y and officially that tho Oregon is afe but it can not bo properly mad 6 nown where she is Ulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllinillllllllllllllllis AVERSI Sarsaparilla I iIs tho original Sarsaparilla tho 5 standard of tho world Others Ihave imitated the remedy 5- I They cant Imitate tIm record i 150 Years of Cures 1tINwmJI+ + +UlUIIIIlI lflf 00 1 J 1 II The Royal Is the highest grade bgpowder keown icteal tests show It goes oee thIrd further then cay other braN ftOYAp b4KIHG POWDER Absolutely Puro ROYAl BAMNQ POWOta CO MW YORK GOING TO THE PHILlPWNES rcuiiHylvuulitc Crark Truth Infantry to 11 a Portion of Ion Morrltti Ex licilltlonnry Force TIeeognlzlD8thotho Pennsylvania troops tho we department has decided to draw on pnrtthotlou The Tenth regiment has been 0beencisco that tho men may leave with ono of tho first ships for Manila thocrnekmidwtis actively engaged in keeping the peace during the time of tho Ilnzlulon riots when a number of men lot their Hvclt The earlier pro rnmru coitcmnlnUd the dispatch of the raiment to TiMnpn but nil this hllH tnt Ipii It 1 Innrltln It 18 understood the department wit 1 endeavor to glvo lien Morritt who is to command tho tlon wthousandfirst proposed in which cuso time Fif teenth infantry located In Now Mexi co and Arizona will b3 drawn on un less the sentprogrnmmo is changed THE FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS First Regular SessiontSINATPsWASHINGTON May J8A house hill reported by tho committee on claims wus passed directing the payment t0oSamuel McKee of Kentucky 31718 for expenses incurred by him in a contest tAbutregular army shall be eligIble to stalrroappointments in tho volunteer army and that governors with the consent officersIarmy of CoI lumbia and Indian territory wns passed Mr Hawley called up time report ol rthehating to the purchase of supplies by tho quartermasters department of the army nnd it was finally agreed to housE Time house bill making it u grave 1 portal offense for any person to photo graph or make public ntany time the strength of fortifications of the United States wns taken up Mr MeUwan N J offered nn amend yIiiat some length by Mfssrs halley Hulli Hulknnp Hvnnelt Bayors Illuud Cox Doukery and IVrkins- Iluferriiiff to u recent publication lu a Now York paper Mr llclkuap said While this miserable wrctbh refer washelopaper was spreading broadcast to tho milleInTime amendment oflferol by Mr Me Bwiin was defeated mind a motion to recommit wns will by Mr Connolly rtoThe pension deficiency Jill without debate wna passed The houso ud jcurned nt 133 p m c1iiyorSirAuaiiiA fSThe newspapers hero anti public opinion In general strongly favor 4ho nn al lianqg as proposed in thoch which Mr hanjucrlaln secretary of state for tlio cOlonl at Birming ham England Alleged RepuLse of an Arherlcnn Landing TartyL- OMDOX May 18 According to a spe publishieherethe port of Culbarlcn province of SantaClara anti it is alleged an party has been repulsed Tho Flying Squadron at Key tTei1 CHICAGO May 18IS special from Key West says Commander Schloy with his flying squadron has arrived hero Dispatches rom tho commodore were sent ashore and replies from Washington were promptly delivered Aro you a subscriber to TilE I BEP You shouldbc I LTi c WEDDED ATTHE CAPLM- arriage of Secretary Algers Youngest Daughter and Charles Burrall Pike of Chicago PRESIDENT AND MRS MKINLEY PRESENT Prominence of Army and Navy Uniform Among the Contiitnen of tho Ineat Suggestive of tim TronlilnoJ TlmosA Wetldlng Ilrcakfmt unil Then Awn for nn ICxtenilod Tour WASIUSOTON May 18 Under n canopy of roses orchids and vines In plnleribbonshaded electric light Frances Aura Alger the youngest daughter of tho tccretory of war and Charles hurrah Pike of Chicago son of Eugene S Pike one Of the citys most energetic and influential citizens were married SecretaryAlger wcrorceremony ns were tho vlcepresident and Mrs hobart The company was a most distinguished ono anti reflected In a brilliant sense time ofllcial world of the capital The presence of so InImo IsITho floral adornments of tho house while as elaborate as ever seen in this city were nt the same time the most artistic rldesmaltl and moss rorJ3 and orchids in pink anti white varieties were combined with asparagus nnd ribbon garlands Tho electric lights in tho ceiling of the main drawS ing room were mado tho centers of two canopy effects which nearly covered spaceIn room where tho per manent coloring Is yellow the same ef feet was attained with yellow blossoms and tho green vines and in tho other rooms wore delicate combinations of floral fragrance anti color Mrs Alger received tho guests alit1 looked unusually handsoino Inn mourn ing costume of black silk anti jotted chiffon When the wedding inarch announced the entrance of tho bridal procession tho guests separated and an nlslo was formed down the center of tho drawing room through which tho party passed to tho waiting clergyman The groom nail his best man Mr Wm Pilto entered by tin cast door of the drawing room Tho bthroughtlmoroom At time head were the ushers Cnpt Alger Edgar It Coffin of Chica go George II Ingalls of Cincinnati and Walter Cary of Milwau tPittaOary1nsslItnrypreceded her as maid of honor The brldo came in with lien fattier weddingbowerJohn Reid of Detroit tho pastor of tamllythen i All tho family was homo for tho edding Time brides wedding dress was of heavy white satin made In tim e style of Mario Antoinette and trimmed with point lace lIen tulle veil was intensely becoming Crowning her dark hair was a spray of orango blossoms The grooms gift a largo dir mond star was worn with other flash ceremonytheI mall tables set in tho diningroom the halls anti musicroom Late in the afternoon amid a vigor us pelting of old slippers nnd showers of rice the couple started for a honeymoon jaunt making time first part of he trip aboard tho Alger private car plantftI then will settle down to housekeeping in Chicago in n fine residence of their own Mr Pike is a member of n well known law firm in Chicago and a Harvard graduate SLOWLY PASSING AWAY Mr Glad tone Llahle to Ilxplro nt Any Moment May IUM Away During Slumber HXWAIIDEX May lSDr DobloJn an interview said Mrs Gladstone doas not leavo her husbands besIde where sIlo sits hold- Ing Mr Gladstones hand Although xtremely distressed sho is bearing up with considerable fortitude Mr Gladstone may expire nt any moment though he may livo another 21 hours Any attempts to administer food seem to bore him Ills attend ants keep his lips moist with spirits anti water nt intervals lie will prob ablydio peacefully during plumber FORBIDDEN INFORMATION News Ilolatlnff to Prospective NnviU Move menu Wilt Not ba Sent by tho Commercial Cable Co NEW YORK MaylBTlme Commer cial Cable Co sent out tho following notice Time United States authorities de clare thatall messages containing Information of prospective naval movements and current military operations are In- Imical to time United States and arc consequently forbidden Senders of press and other messages are request ed not to incluutic such mnatter If nny such is found it will bo stricken out by tho censor Iflnt New Ilauiiuhlro Volunteers NEW Yom May 18Tho First regiment of New Hampshire volunteers JerselCity No GripeWhen you take Hoods Tills Tho oldfash loned8UI3JeoatccJ hills ulch tear you all to pieces are not In It with hoods Easy to take Hoods Supdruggists etc C lrHood Si Co Lowell Mass Hw only Hilt to take with IIws Barsaparllla fI J i i I ILJ E 1 r WE CONTRACT TO FURNISH VV ALL PA P E Ro eAnd hang ft on the walls complete per room 0i1iA1flISK13OOKSToREP MADISONVILLH KV 1 dtprrJ III = AJIIIRONING MADE E2SSY SPAROWiINVENJI r IIMI1KESI AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT r PREPARED I COASSTARChIBROSC9KEKUKI1OWA IqIIIIIIIII MIi I1IUIlUllII1li I1uIl11nmlUI nlii ml m IiJIIIIIIIIIruumINni IOZ1RESCUE OF MISS MULLER Thrilling Incident of the Ilobolllon Against the Hut Tax by the Natives of Sierra Loono LojiDOS May 18Mail advices ro capltalLeone West Africa glvo details of tim rescue of Miss Muller nn American missionary who was alone In time in the Slier boro district when it was invaded by natives in rebellion against the hut t axITerrible experiences are recounted y time advices For three days there bloodshed throughout time town while thin natives wcro engaged in tim- ework of massacre and destruction A boats crew front I British walship just rescued the mission in time o rcscuo Miss Muller A number of he natives frightfully besmcarcmiwith tho blood of other victims hail already surrounded time mission when tho soldiers nnnonrod ntA onnnn THE ALABAMA TOOK WATER The Flint of the Thrco New Ituttlnlilp of liar Clnss Successfully Launched nt rhllnilclphln PinrMDKirniA May lBTho battle suceesslullylunnclled p mTho Alabama is tho first to be launcimetiJ of tho three now type Ilin other two being the Tlltnnt I anti Wisconsin Sho presents marked divergencies of design from tho first three the Oregon Indiana and Massa chusscts These differences Involvd batterynndwell ns n considerable Increase In slzo nnd displacement eetlJrcncUbfcetj freeboard abaft tho after turret 6Inchesguaranteed speed is to be 10 knots mill time estimated horsepower 10000 Time builders say tho construction of the Alabama lias been delayed over a congresstoprompt provision been made for tho manufacture of tho armor time Ala haunt would at this time instead of bciiig launched be fitting out for serv ONLY FIVE HOUSES LEFT Tho Toirn of CunnliiRlmm Kus About Swept from tho SPace of time Earth by a Tonmilo speclnltoA destructive tornado swept over tho western part of this county last night about six oclock Time town of Cunningham was almost swept off time earth Time town was struck In tho southwest corner Time cloud traveled in a north westerly direction demolishing time hotel two livery barns part of time Wichita Western depot and part of tho business anti residence portions of tho town There are only five houses loft standing The truck of tho storm was 200 yards wide and everything was swept clean People saw tho cloud about twentytminutes before it struck tho rushed to their cellars Nobody was goodicalsloud raised on tho edge of town jumped over a farmhouse anti thou struck time ground again Tho storm was preceded by n terrible rain anti hail Cunningham is a small town on tho Wichita itt Western road GO miles west of Wichita PRUSSIAN DIET CLOSED Emperor William In 1eraon Read the Cloning Npcech Which wits Devoted to Internal Affairs ItKituv May 18Tho Prussian diet was closed by Emperor in person at the royal castle Ills majesty read his speech which was wholly devoted to Internal affairs He concluded with saving At tho end of tho tenth year of my reign I am sincerely grateful to tho diet for having greatly assisted me in promoting tho wolfuro of time people I derive timers from confidence that with Gods as sistance it will be possible to preserve justlco tho icouipllshmcnt of which tho Tel I faro of tho fatherland requires m g1a E Illinois Central R R TO PALIFORNIAU in connection with the Southern C tcic Through Weekly TOURIST SLEEPING OAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C R U fast New Orleans limited train EVERY THURSDAY for Los Angetrs and San Francisco with out change The Limited also connects at New Orleans daily with Express Train for the Pacific Coast and on Tuesdays nod Saturdays after January 4 l98 with time Sunset Limited Annex of the Southern Pacific giving special through seivice to San Francisco Pattic lars of Agents of the I C It R and connecting lines G Hatch Diy Past Agent Cincinnati ohn A Scott Diy Past Agent Memphis A H Hinton I P A W A Kellond A C P A Chicago Loul llli carlstedts GermilDliver Powder CURES INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to PRICE 25 CENTS I Sold by St Bernard Drug Store 50 YEARS IMPROVEMENTS IN FARMING Published by the NEW YORK TRIBUNE Second Edition 32 Pages 18 by i24 Indies A general review of the advances and improvements made in the industryduring agicultural studyIllustrations plementsA amount of practical infor mationA aid to farmers who desire to stimulate production and profitExtremely interesting and instructive ONLY 15 CENTS A COPY by mail bend your order to- THE DEEE- ARLINCJTQN Kv Co Compound Prescriptions properly it lakes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires druggist drugsfreshcompensationbe WITH THE ABOVE FATS REMBM HER VERECARE yL ST BERNARD DRUG 5TORB U Li piWl rI 1g rII- I I Lm I J L LL Li i z Li I 1 j L I JI- I I II I J- LI I o r1e ee a1 PAUL M MOORE Udllor and Manager k BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated I Entered the PettoBee it EnrlliiRlon as Second eltis matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES I Una VeulIrlcalrln advance f I oo Sli 50 sjSingleSpecimen copies mailed free on application Correspondent wanted In all parts of Iii 0 conntr Address aa for particulars THURSDAY MAY 19 1898 CASH wheat sold last week a prices before unequalled except once in the past twentyfive years EXPORTS from the United States of breadstuffs cotton mineral oils cattle hogs and provisions for the i ten months ended April 30 1898 exceeded those for the same months in 1897 by about 104 000000 Exports for April 1898 ithavebeen effected by the war and i were about 9000000 Itss than for March but compared with April 1897 show a gain of over 18500 000 contemS I I granaries wherein may be stored t great quantities of grain against iatime ot shortage caused by ikri war or otherwise Bread is even now scarce in Europe In America we have plenty The re sources and vast territory of the United States is little realized by our neighbors across the ocean tout the almost enforced study of c our geography and existing con ditions by the people of these I nations during the present war will impress them with a favorable sense of our power and greatness 4 Winter Wheat 1898 LThe promise of yield of winter flatteringIt situation are thus quoted in the last Bradstreets Exclusive of California and Oregon with a probable production of 28000000 bushels the indicated crop of winter wheat east of tbe Rockies on present condition is 305400000 bushels This is about f per cent or 17000000 bushels over the satisfactory crop of last year When we recall tbe poor conditions in many Stales at seeding time this forecast is a gratifying surprise For the flattering promise much is due to the weather throughout the west in March promoting the growth of a feeble plant under favorable conditions of warmth j and moisture For Good Roads The resolutions adopted by the L the Kentucky State Commercial j Convention at Louisville last week tembodied a clause touching upon the road question No other enunciation of that body of repre men of the State is more w1important than this which touches question of greater moment than 1anyother to all the people of the State I We recommend its careful con sideration This is the clause fl referred to We recommend systematic study of 1 the road question Each society is judged by Its public highways Tbe conditions i of road building differ in different tections of this State but our people everywhere should realize by their own experience that bad roads are the most expensive vice in which any community can indulge The Q O P on Its Feet k Savoyard writing to the Cou rier Journal from Washington has this to say about the status and prospects of the Republican party It is pretty good from a Democrat Three months ago everything was gloomy in Republican circles here The prophets Republican as well Democratic I bad already elected n Democratic Con 1gressand installed Mr Bailey as Speaker Civil service reform was a vital issue then and tbe e o p bad been weighed in the balance anti found wanting Onehalf the 1Republican side of the House and the Senate too was denouncing the Cuban policy of the Administration and MclCin ley bad fewer friends at the Capitol than L any other Republican President in our r hltlory though not so few as Grover Cleveland had after Grover hid given out the spoil Now all has changed Chairman Babcock is not only confident but sanguine The war with Spain is liable to terminate any day in a blaze of glory for American arms aqd though it is not as much of ai v Republican War as the war with Mexico t was a Democratic war the Republicans r btiag in power will suffer no disadvantage I to say the least of it The greenback pol Icy of the Democrats will disgust the bus1 aces interests of the country Farm prod 0 acts out West re up in the clouds and tbe money received for them is as good as gold The g o p is the very old devil 1Iimsc1 lo land oo its feet V War Tax- Men in businesses which arc likely to be touched by proposed war tax measures are making ef forts to shield themselves and their business by preventing the adoption of these measures by Congress Appeals arc sent outf- lOW and then to those identified with or affected by certain interests which may be taxed asking pen tions and urgent appeals to Congressmen against such tax being voted Seems to us that at this June lure no American should allow his selfish motives to in any manner stand in the way of the general good of the nation Our resources and wealth are such as that any necessary war fund could be raised without crippling any line of in dustry Our Congressmen Sena tors and President are at Washington representing a thoroughly united people prosecuting a war against a commonvery common enemy In our humble opinion those who hold the reins of this government may be depended upon to do all in the present cmcr gene that is to the best interests 1of the people at large Hour representatives need any special information they can readily get it without there being brought into action the commonplace and wea rying process of compiling volumi nous petitions and letters of pro test with which to deluge Con gressmen and Senators The Commercial Convention Some very able papers were presented before the Kentucky State Commercial Convention at LOUISI yule last week Although the atI tendanece at the meetings of Lb Convention was not large as it should have been every portion of the State was represented and great interest taken by those who were faithful in heir attendance The Hon John W Yerkes struck the keynote of the purposes of the Convention in his brief talk accept the chairmanship of the Convention He said all people recog nized the wisdom of the maxim in time ol peace prepare for war He referred to the magnificent victory achieved by our navy and to the strength and utter security of the nation and said that Americans were fully justified in their firm belief as to the outcome of the present struggle And stand ing thus secure we would reverse the old order of things and pre pare for peace in time of war To this end was the work of the Convention directed Feeling confident as to the great and as yet in many places undeveloped resources of field forest and min eral wealth leading Kentuckians dingness men and farmers of the State to a united effort to push Kentucky into the foremost line of progress when our battles with the foreign foe have been won and all men may return to peacefulIa pursuitsaThis is an opportune time to pro pare for the conquests of peaceful commerce that will fall to victorious America when the war is ended and the supremacy of the stars and stripes is established on the higha seasKentucky should have her parto commensurate with her great re sources and possibilities the development and fostering of which depend wholly on the unitedef forts of Kentuckians Let us accord honor to those who conceived laandmaterial progress and let each individual ctizen lend his aid to accomplish lo the desired endeIt is proposed to publish andS distribute the papers that were a read before the Convention What Constitutes a Rapid Fire o Rapidfire or quickfiring i ac guns arc frequently referred to at this time but few laymen really appreciate the meaning of the term as contrasted with the slowfire Engineering one of size for the but evternprojectiles to 4inch 5inch and Ai 6 inch guns throwing 36 70 and th 100 shot bisentialof loading Insteadof opening the breach and inserting the projectile and the powder separately the lat luforpared as for small arms the ball powder and firing primer are united the in the metallic incaseanprimerbase of this case There are a number of types of rapidgre gtinsddiffering in the way this thtiredcalibre rapidfire guns of the or d viniNordcnfeldtcan discharge 100 shots in 4m 26s 4111 35J s4m 41s and 4m 56Srespectively or 20 to 25 shots per minute with accuracy of aim Vithpa out attempt at accuracy of rate can be increased to 30 to 35 Nei shots per minute With 5inch rapidfire guns or 70poundersof 36 shots have been tbe minutes it ft Uncle ISam Says This Is AmericasGreatest Medicine it will Sharpen Your Appetite IurllY LMIJ2 JaJII UJVitalize Your Blood Overcome That Tired Feeling Get a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparllla and begin to take It TODAY and realize the great good It Is rttr3 to do you Hoods Sarsaparilla Ii Americas Ureateit Medicine All druggists BAD ROADS ARE VERY EXPENSIVE Cost Annually Six Hundred Thousand Dollars More Than if Good From the SI Louis PostDispatch lIen Ray Stone figures that there arc 1500000 miles of public roads in the United States over which 500000000 tons of freight is hauled every year Putting the average haul at eight miles though this is probably an over esti matelie figures the cost of cart ing at 2 the ton or 1000000000 the year With uniformly good roads the cost of moving this freight would be only 400000000 saving 600000000 to the public annually This is equivalent to the yearly interest on 20000000 000 of 3 per cent government bonds Onehalf of this almost inconceivably vast sum would rebuild every mile of road in the United sayowould furnish a yearly income of S200 per mile for the repair and maintenance At present the peo pie spend the vast sum of 20000 000 each year in the repairing of their worthless roads This sum would build 4000 miles of thoroughly good macadam road snf ficently wide for rural purposes Experiments made in tbe Missouri agricultural experiment sta tion show that in nearly all road conditions broadtired wagons pull easier than those with narrow tires On a macadam road a load of 2518 pounds can be hauled on broad tires with the same draught as a load of 2000 pounds on nar row ones On gravel road except when wet and sloppy on top the- daught of the broadtired wagonis much less than that of the narrow tired wagon a load of 2482 pounds can be hauled on broad tires with the same draught required for 2000 pounds on narrow tires The trials on dirt roads give varying results When it is dry hard and free from dust 2530 pounds can be hauled on broad tires with the draught required for 2000 pounds on narrow tires When the surface is covered with two or three inches of dry loose irt the results arc unfavorable to he broad tire In general the better the road the greater the advantage of the broad tire DOWN IN TilE MINES John Cavis is now on the regular list as machine man and makes a good one were told Foreman J W Day and wife spent a few days last week on a visit to relatives at Crof ton Secretary Jones of the Darn sley Coal Company has cf late been quite busy out on the road soliciting orders The Sturgis Coal Company has the foundry company constructing new shaking screen on the improved plan On account of tbe putting in of a new ne hundred thousand capacity scats at dayslastSecretary Anderson of the Monarch Company came down last Saturday night and with others of the Knights of the Orient passed a pleasant evening in the lodge room w Tbe failure of Sampson to destroy tbe rge coal supply at San Juan was a little- isappointing t but what good is tbe coal supply lo Ibe Spanish since they are afraid go after it Prance is now charged with aiding the- nemy by allowing their war ships to take oal at French coaling stations and Uncle tam is to make inquiry and if found guilty bait will be called Capt Stud of the Woodstock Cpa mine lifHopklnsville is one of the State guards tiSuptwas over one day last week on business d and as a matter of course liarton is giveing 9iswhat is mined by the union labor He idently has lost sight of the fact that ng ago the boycott was declared un j tSimplyimprovedWincbesler week when be was showing a friend the superiority of the weapon as well as his be- Ing i an adept in the use of same will hardly entitle him lo an officers position in a Ken cky regiment C J Carter of tho United Minet Workers has been in Hopkins some days in the Interest of that organiza f 1892ind is now here to teach miners how to nduct their business relations with their Ifemployers It Is moro than probable that e better class of Hopkins County miners o not desire or need his instructions would rather follow their avocation inteir own straightforward honest It has not been many months since ant touslyTho miners of Hopkins County are a little choice and are not likely to follow men who jump board bills and the like The GlobeDemocrat under the tithe of rt Coal Is King has this to say in t zderentirely omitted in tbp famous struggle z1812 and which did not exist present century This Is warshipsIquestion of supplying coal to rirrTi I v Those who are not versed In modern naval tactics and who are not posted In nautical affairs can not realize the vital necessity sblpboardi gunboat running at high speed With Ibo exception of its Asiatic fleet the United States is In no danger from his cause SpanIshg would have to be done to prevent our vessels from becoming useless for lack of coal Useless is the word for fuel is just as nec essary as shot shell and puwder Today we have not an inch of sail area on any of- our battleships or cruisers Only such craft all the Bancroft Helena and others of the gunboat type carry canvas and the amount is so small as to give them but a speedThe of coal which tho furnaces of a modern steamship eat Up Is almost incredible The great liners running at a speed of twenty knots and over per hour are obliged to carry enough fuel at each rangesIromof coaling not including the price of tbe fuel alone runs up from 1000 lo each trip Unless proceeding unde- hurry orders a battleship or cruiser sel ibm averages over twelve kncls per hour for to increase the speed beyond heson tbefurnacesthe heat is increased by more air being forced into tho fires with the result tha the coat consumption increases at a very rapid ratio As is well known the Minne crnisersIknots per hour when required but to do this requires the use of three times as much althougltheThe North German Lloyd Company made a series of experiments with one of their wasIsteamerIi going at the rate of twelve knots per hour 180 tons at sixteen knots an hour and 300 tons at twenty knots an hour Hnormotif Coat Daters If tbo coalcarrying capacity of warships was as largo In proportion to theirr qllestlonllargest battleships such as the Massachu sells and Oregon can not take on more than 1200 to 1350 tons at one time From this figure the capacity is narrowed down to 100 tons for the gunboats Eu ropean powers have followed practically the same estimates in allowing for fuel and consequently tbe Spanish ships are also limited The principal vessels in her service on tbe Atlantic at present baye a tonnage ranging from 5000 to 10000 Including those reported to be in dry dock Spain has nine of these ships while in addition to several of tbe torpedo boats which burn petroleum are eight or len gunboats and small cruisers varying from 700 to 1200 Ions Tbe Pelayo her largest vessel would repuire from 750 to 800 tons steaming at the rate of ten knots an hour across the Atlantic to Porto Rico estimat ing tbe distance from Cadiz which is one of tbe Spanish coaling stationsto Porto Rico at 3000 miles The Alpbonso XIII her 5000100 cruiser would require over 500 tons covering the same distance at the tame rate of speed This is supposing that the vessels have only fair weather and are not obliged by storms or other condi sions to increase their speed If tbe Alpbonso were required to average fifteen knots per hour she would burn 1630 tons and run out of coal long before she reached this side of the water Marine experts calculate that tbe Spanish fleet now in the Atlantic would require 7000 tons of coal to reach Porto Rico even at the slow speed referred to If their bunkers are empty when they reach this side and they are kept from coaling by our warships the shortage ol- fuel would mean a sweeping victory for the United States vessels as they would have tbe enemy practically at their mercy t and it could force them to surrender without possibly firing a gun This seem at first an extravagant supposition but it is really what the Navy Department has taken into serious consideration Oesides having colliers with the fleet each containing seyeral thousand tons of fuel United States ships can obtain coal at a halt dozen points on the South Atlantic and gulfc oasts within 300 miles of Havana and within 1300 miles from Porto Rico capluredLOCOMOTIVE BLASTS To facilitate the movement of trains a telegraph office was again opened at Man nington last week A new lime card for this and the Si Louis division went into effect last Sunday All railroads entering Chattanooga last Sunday were kept very busy handling the soldier trains Two thousand Wisconsin soldiers passed over the Henderson division this weeic and many more from other States are expected to follow soon SpringfieldfilledIon a few days this week Much credit should be given the officials on tbs division for the care and success troopsThus ported We arc told that tbe N 4 C railroad company bndlcd thirteen trains of soldiers cnroule to Chickamauga park last Sunday A move has been made by the different roads entering Nashville towards the con slruction of a union depot 1300000 ill be expended upon the depot and ad givehemTo enable the conductors and brake conseqllentlybellerreduced its force of conductors Conductor Ingram was one of the boys o lose out this week on account of tie crease of forceIOne conductor we understand made three days in one day and night by doub pg Ibe rqad Master of Trains tJeyney was kept quite busy last week at wori on t new me card and this week be has Ijeen look g after the safe transportation of the sol ier boys Birmingham May 16 Passenger tr- ainWAatSha1I 1 Be Done I FOR TUB DELICATD GIRL You have tried iron and- other tonics But she keeps pale and thin Jet sallow complexion worries you Per fhaps she has a little fcough also Her headaches S and she cannot study Give her + scoirs Emulsion i 4tbodyher cough and the hypophos pnites will new and 1 vi fNevertake codliver oiluntil you have tried Scotts EmulsiontYou will be obliged your opinion at once Children especially become very fondtot it infants do not twhen it is added to their food Sex Bad 100 I all drugglm 1iSCOTT BOWNE Chemists New Yolk tt iS No 3 on the Alabama Great Southern road which left here at 420 oclock Saturday afternoon was held up one mile below Cuba Ala 125 miles south of Dlrmlnghamby five masked men at 940 oclock The men evidently got on the train at Cuba and two of them crawled over the tender of the en gins and ordered engineer Charlie Elliott to stop the train near the State line When the train came to a halt the masked men compelled the engineer and firemen at the points of pistols to accompany them to the express car Messenger Nicklin was slow to open the and the robbers shot soy eral holes therein They then threatened to blow the car up with dynamite when Nicklin opened the doors In tbo meantime he had hid several thousand dollars In the stovepipe The robberssecurcd a bag of silver containing 500 and left the train It is believed the robbers were all white men and are the same that held up the same numbered train three years ngo in the same place Passengers wero unmo lested Conductor Ford was in charge of tho train Officers have gone lo the scene from Meridian A comparative statement of the gross tbor295230 passenger 84700 miscellaneous 27750 an increase is freight 33893 and passenger 8125 compared with the same inJearntOi passenger 13750174 miscellaneous 82031 This is an increase all along tbe line compared freightbeingcellaneous 81031 Tbo total increase has been 1201620 Last year tbe railways of the United States carried over 13000000 passengers one mile They also carried 95000000000 tons of freight one mile The total amount paid in dividends on stock was 87633371 call it 583000000 Of the total earn ings of the railways about 70 per cent came from freight service and 30 per cent from freight service Let us assume then that of the 88000000 paid in dividends 70 per cent or 61 000000 was profit on freight service and 25400000 was profit on passenger service Iet us drop the fraction and call it 62 000000 from freight and 26000000 from passengers By dividing the passenger profit into the number of passengers car ried 13000000000 we find that the rail ways have to carry A passenger 500 miles in order to earn Sr of profit or five miles to earn 1 cent Their average profit there fore was less than twotenths of i cent for carrying passenger and lila baggage one mile Uy dividing the freight profit into the freight mileage 95000000000 we find that the railways had lo carry one ton of freight 1520 miles In order to earn 1 or over fifteen miles to earn i cent Tbe average profit therefore was less than une fifteenth of a cent for the carrying of a ton unloadingIt Ax Jottings Notwithstanding so much rain our en ergelic farmers are plowing their corn the second time Mrs Henry Smiley who has been sick for several weeks is slowly improving We are sorry to relate that Mrs Morris who has been vary ill for sometime is weakening every day The Sundayschool met at Mitchells brgeIfYour correspondent bad the pleasure of attending the thriving Sunday school at Pleasant Grove last Sunday prorDullerIThere was a mcetling at tiro Harts last Wednesday night The preacher that was expected to preach failed lo arrive there splendidtalkThere has been a charge In business circles since our last writing The Mam moth has sold out to the Racket tbe business to be conducted hy Mr J L While andwife as formerly SALAMAGUNOI St Charles News Mr Mat Trotter of Providence was here Sunday lease Robinson of Hamby Station spent Sunday with relatives here Dick Woodruff made n flying Irjp to Madisonville Saturday Mrs Nancy Robinson is visiting at haley this week Mr George Veazey ot Nebo came for his sick mother and removed her to his home Sunday spentSundayRev Wrigbt filled his regular appoint menl at Ibe Christian church Sunday Mrs Riley Rainer and family are visit ing relatives at Crofton this week spentMondayMrs Curl is quite ill this week Mr and Mrs T P Sisk attended the basket meeting and baptizing at Castle berry Sunday ffcorgo and Wilt Faull and Tom Wines spent two Jays last week fjshing at e water Crofton Note Miss Nell Galloway one of St Charles fairest young ladies is visiting relatives hero this week 1IopklnsvilleDr Ed Williams and wife of Mortons Gap are visiting here this week JewsharpRev T D Moore preached lo a large audience at tile Christian church Sunday piRht II E Brown W E Keith and F P Asbmore South Kentucky College cadets of Hopkinsyille were in town Sunday freefornuilcel llulletlp nightMusicalSkipped Sunday night Rained Monday night Musical at G F Myres Tuesday night JOG AND HORSE SHOW uw C Clarks United Show to be in Earlington Satur day flay 21 A great treat is promised for the people of Earlington boys and girls big and littje phd and young on Saturday of this week when W C Clarks United Show will give exhibitions here on that one day only Save yourself and your money it wont take much money to see this great aggregation of trained animals is a great entertainment of such kind as everybody enjoys good for the children clean and first class You can vary the regular Earlington pas time seeing the soldiers go through with something different in character choice and highly en tertaining And beside the trained animals s a regular circus ring on a small cale with bareback riding trapeze etc Go to the trained animal show t Preventionbetter Tutts Liver Pills will not only cure but ii taken in time will prevent Sick Headache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases TUTTS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE 1LI11tL DR OTTOS SPRUCE GUM BALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTLES II f iOIf I Sold by St Bernard Drug Store SI+ 0411OSt1PIISSISS ISb I DETECTIVEwant a man In every local lo net as private Detective Instructions Experience IWe Address I DETECTIVE iACENCY Naitivlllc Tee- nGCSIS4OSSSSStbISI SItISIb DR MENDENHALLSIMPROVED GRILL AND FEVER GDI lor OUABAXTEED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVER And Malaria In All Form Duteloa Nont genuine without the adore picture and tho IIMturu of J 0 MwiilenhaU Prlco GO cents at all Dealora PREPARED ONLY BY j o niicNDisiyixyixXi EVANSVILLE IND Sold by George Ring St Charles Ky Crsbtree Coal Mining Company haley Kentucky Capllil Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 50000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN I8C7 JNO G NORTO- NI341B1The advantages f a bank account are numerous It is not to busi tbeyknowmen wage earners and to women Theres safety if tbe bank is a good one Theres convenience tho money always ready and out squandering small sums when you have a large sum In your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY W A NISIIKl President 0 W WADD1LL Cashier 2KoprCins et- rttiBAN K MADISONVILLE KY Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault In that section of Kentucky VAYVYA ty obV THJ i Fifth Avenue Hotel LOUISVILLE KY ij Is the Only FirstClass i 200 Per Day Hotel in the City COME AND SEE US f PIIE CAMPBELJfMRCER v 7AAV 2THROUGH VfJTIBUlEO TRlHS ONlY UA5HVILLE fHirArn 6HSI16PINGa5UffH t RSlfROM fHORUAN W w rPrJEPfRIE5GPA D1TLIMM154 G tVANVILIND NAF1VIUTCt f1I W C Clarks United Show trained horsQ and dog showAt Earlin lon Saturday May 21 l STSubscribe for TliE BEEI y iA i i 1 l10abys YOUR MONEYBACK IF YOU WANT IT 1oft tff I0 SSsI- re Important The shoeing of a childs foot is a SK riP matter which requires much attention m Much injury may done the little feet by the beIkind of shoes We take care of our childrens sjljknowYou need shoes and so do your j children We have shoes for all m and we have them for sale Kit JTICast 4not regret it We stand behind Many shoe we sell for a good one p P SI t1 BISHOP CO11 MADISONVILLE KY i j o BuildaHome li10 WJ t J fi Now is the time for this kind of Ifl 4 oft PUT YOUR HOUSE INworkI iri oft IltI For Spring and Summer bitoft C WE HAVE THE STUFF t oft 1 MaterialSIIfl oft low Pine Stuff Lime Cement P 4 Builders Hardware etc etc 5k 4 1 OUR MILL RUNS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR Jqon Short Notice i You know the Firm We will treat you right lJKY w i Vi WAR WITH SPAIN 1War News INTHEGR- EATNATIONAL 4 FAMILY NEWSPAPER Furnished by Special Correspondents at the Front 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 Ration We furnish the NEW YQRK TRIUUNE ann yoUr favorite home paper TIlp BEE BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 12Q Send all orders io THE BEE Earlington Ky 444444ST1 BERNARD GENERAL STORE 1 STUCK 1 eYTTuruLntZ If you looked over our new line l1t of PAPER HANGINGS you nj F would at oncp say that you E iQ would like them stuck upon ttJ your rooms It is a pleasure to pus fffi to show themtnrI COME IN AND ASK TO SEE THEM tI1 I ST BERNARD GENERAL t 44WWILLARDHOTELW MANAGER ffOUSEJ BEST a and 250 IN LOUISVILLE s r oj 3 c c JIDq I1Ii1Repair j PLANING RUBYCOlMADISONVILLE Reliable The WEEKLY STORE r I 1 0 noi D jr ro y- IPPIP 1 r II i f7 1 iLt u r jL k A j t IcwTI IF OC10 feel zIJ 3itbusftu we rit1t JLOCALEVS Miss Garah Woolen visited in t Earlington Sunday Mr and Mrs F I Croft of Mortons Gap were in the city on Sunday Mr James Sisk of St Charles paid this office a most pleasant call on Thursday last Miss Mary visited Mr dayslastI t W C Clarks United Show I trained horse and dog showAt i Earlington Saturday May 21 Mr M B Long the genial pro prietor of the lion Ton Bakery and Confectionery informs us that he has disposed of his sweet war bling orioles He sold his feath ered songsters to Von Newbronn Berlin Onto i j Madisonville Commandcry No J 27 Knights Templar is repre- sentedi by only one member at the Grand Commundery in session at Y Maysville Ky this week Mr i Geo C Atkinson is there with the t proxies of the Commandery He ffvent with De Molay commanding on their chartered steamer from 1lolemancElnlso he IS a member of the derson commander lit The towns of Hopkins county that were represented at the Ken lastlZWeekfrom these places who attended rhio meetings were Messrs C E Morton W P Ross Madisonville H M Salmon llsley and James f 11 Hash and Paul M Moore Earl tncton Mr Morton did not re banquetluficontingent were there Ascension Service I Madisonville Commandery No 47 Knights Templar will celebrate J b Ascension Day by holding services I at the Baptist church Madison this evening at 8 oclock Rev Sir Knight J S Check will deliver the adtrcss The Sir Knights will assemble at the Asylum at 7 oclock in full uniform and march in order to the church t 1ThIrteen Miners lmprlone4 Sturgis Ky May i7A loaded p truck crushed down the at tho Paducah Coal Compans mines hero last night at il oclock I knocked down the supports of the Mope and caused a general cavein nt the mouth of the mines Thirteen men were thus imprisoned in the bowels of the earth Ropes were Secured and the men alter much difficulty were lilted through the airshaft but there were no fatalitiesj Notice I When you need anything in the wayof Watch Clock or Jewelry repairing take it to J H I bcrgcr the jeweler at J W Twy 1 mans store Earlington Ky Only I first class work done I also do nil kinds of sewing machine and bicycle repairing and keep in stock all kinds of machine needles andI repairs and oils and bicycle sun Mrios and repairs and when you Jneed a clock wath or spectacles forget that I can furnish you same at hardtime prices Eyes tested and fitted without extra charges mia imo MOUE VOLUNTEERS Train Loads Pass Here Over theC Louisville arjd NHshvjjje Twq regimeqtsfthe econd anc Tlurij Wisponsin yoluntcersIi raised through iay Sunday and in ad 1tliion there were several trains of I nrmy supplies en route South The enthusiasm keeps up well here nnd there if always a goodly number of our people out to cheer I the soldier beys on their way Tim Third regiment Wisconsin hand got off the train Sunday and played for the assembled populace They had a narrow escape from being left and had to pile on in ctrumcnts and all as best could after the train startedIi t Coing Exercises The closing exercises of the Public School will be held on Friday evening May 30 at Assem lily Hall Admission 15 cents 4children 10 cents Below is given the programiti 2 HecilallonHarryWlIliams 3 Motion Song and Medley Primary 4 RecItationsPansy Rule Harry Long 5 Planting Trees Five children 5 Twelve Girls 7 SonllFrult Peddlers II RecitationsIda Croft Lily Toombs Eugene Foster 9b1US1G to Ii A of Chips Primary 11 Recitation Lizzie Dean b 12 Song Rest J3 A Congregation of SulferersBoy 11 RccitationsRddi Darnell Katie Uoblnson Carrie Atkinson 15 songl1wmKhlI fj 17 13 TiIAUA Shower fbe young ArtUt Aulil Lan Sync A leather in Her Cap A Summer Snpw lorn- tq Mpsic I iii- o DRILL I I 1 Well flnchlne for Sale J have a good Well Drilling Machine with ten horse power tlircuhing engine all in good run ning order which I will sell reason iH RrIMu PALMER Y8v Stymies Ky n KENTUCKY STATE TROOPS Young Mens Christian Association Work Among Them When the call came from Pres ident McKmley for the stati- troops the various state commit tees of the Young Mens Christian Associations throughout the country were quick to realize their responsibility and meet it with the organization nizes the fact that wherever large bodies of men come together there a field of service is open to them The State Executive Committee of the Kentucky Associations realizing the needs of the State troops now mobilizing at Lexington an becoming exposed to the perils o of military life in the camp in the field has decided to begin at once a work among the soldiers at the State camp to th work the Association has carried on for several years at the State Guard Encampment An Association tent will be placed with each of the three Ken tucky regiments and will have a competent experienced Secretary in charge Besides the Christian influences of the Association in the camp the tent will be supplied with reading matter writing ma terial recreative games and other features that will be helpful to theIsoldier boys the aim being make these places of resort home like and attractive to the men andI surround them with wholesome and uplifting influences When the troops move from the State camp the Association organization equipment and Secretary wilt ac company them to the field Gen Miles of the United States Army has expressed his cordial approval of the distinctive Asso agencyincolonels of the three Kentucky regiments Cols Castleman Gaith er and Smith welcome the work with heartiness and warmest en dorsementThe of this work will be borne entirely by voluntary sub scriptiona It is estimated that 1000 will be needed for the equipment and maintenance of the work in the three regiments for six months Contributions in any amount are requested to be forwarded at once to the Army Con mittce Kentucky Young Mens Christian Associations Fourth and Broadway Louisville Ky All the churches young peoples so pieties and other organ requestedtoSoldiers Day and to take up a generous collection for the army work of the Association Children Day Observed A church lull of people the bulk of whom were were present and participated in the Childrens Day Services at the Methodist Episcopal Church South Sunday morning last The very interesting programa that was rendered was as conducted by Superintendent nicelrOpening SongLord we come to worship Thee Prayer By Mr J R Dean SongMusic and LovetResponsive mtcndcnt and School JesusAddressByt Recitation Bunch of Flowers Hazel Fawcett Elsie Brown Hallie Slaton Ruth Wooldridg- eRecitationWhat do the chill dren readIda BrownIRecitationUThe Eugene Foster SongSunshine in the soul CollectionyLucy Fawcett Ledie Cazort QSongRecitationLanie Ctzorta ndieAnthemBy thp Choir lar1tecitatlon Recitation bun Beam11 Bessie o1lingsworthCClosing goodbye The Westfleld Ind News prints theSfollowing in regard to an old resident 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 forften years or longeram never without in my bouse I consider it the best remedy of the kind manufactured I take pleasure In recommending it It is a specific lorIall bowel disorders For sale by St nard Drug Store Earlington George KingC CGaNOT LQCAj TALENT Discovery at Clarksvllle Proves That Burglaries Here Have Been Committed byVTravelers Mr Jno M Victory made a rip to Tenn last week to identify goods discovered In possession of three Clarksville negroes that were under arrestd Mr Victory found goods there d that were taken when his store is was mysteriously burglarizedthe last time and it develops from the the admissions of the negroes in question that they l aye fP q f nrT lithisNO doubt is c that these men are responsible for other rapS berjes in Earl ington Ianddruggists who no secure the best of everything in their line for their many customers They now have the valuable agency for Dr Kings New Dis covery for Consumption Cougb find Colds This is the remedy that is producing such a furor over the country by its startling cures It absolutely cures Asthma Bronchitis Hoarseness and all la affections of tho Throat Chest and Lungs Call at the above drug store and get a trial bottle free or regular size 50 cents and Si Guaranteed to cure or price refunded 1 THIRD KENTUCKY REGIMENT The Boys ofthe Pennyroyal Stood Well in Their Physical aExamllttrons The Third Will Probably Go to Chlckamauga to Prepare For Cuba The boys of Western Kentucky composing the companies of the Third Kentucky Regiment of Vol Lexingtonhave Unitediarmy forrway men Pennyroyal Regiment have stood composedIState Guardsnow company Arank ing Company of the regimcntsixty five men accepted out of seventy one Hopkinsvillc company sixty three accepted out ot sixtynine outIninetyHendersonseventy out of eighty twoPaducahseventynine out of eightyeight Hartford sixtythree out of eighty one- Glasgowseventytwo out of eightytwo Morgantown sixtyeight out of seventyseven Lexington eightythree out of ninetyBardstownfiltyeiglit out of seventy five Lieut Bassett made a trip to Hopkinsvillc to get other recruits- to fill out his company The Belt Electric Line hauled 32000 people Sunday when Lex- Ington was full of visitors to the Kentukcy military camps The examination of the men of completedMonday the companies are short of the full number required and recruits must be secured to fill up Officers of the Third regiment arc very indignant at Lieut Nance of the Sixth United States Cavalry who has taken a number of Third regiment men and sent them South as members of the regular cavalry Capt Qallance mustering officer for Kentucky volunteers intimated that the First regiment would be in camp at Lexington perhays a fortnight longer The Second will be the first to move to Chickamauga and it is probable the Third will go next The or der is that the first two regiments o move will go to Chickamauga nd the last one to Washington This will send the Pennyroyal regiment towards Cuba if the above indications prove true An effort is beipg made to have he Hopkinsvillc company the Latham Light Guards transferred to the First regiment its place in the Third to be filled by the Som erset company which is now a part of the First A correspondent of the Louisville Post quotes Capt John Feland thus- I am trying to have Col Cas tleman effect the transfer said Capt Poland and I think it would be to our mutual benefit have a fine set of gentlemanly oung men They have all been examined and are anxious to go into the First John C Latham f New York sent me a check for 1000 if needed Whenever ham nd eggs are proposed for the we will not be bqckYard in I providing oqr pqrtiqqI PHfklfn8 Arrow Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever ores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains orns and all Skin Eruptions and posi tively cures Piles or no pay required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or oney refunded Price ajc per box For ale by St Bernard Drug Store Letter List The following letters remain uncalled or In tho Earlington postoffice and will be sent to the dead letter office unless called oyd Mr James Burton CaptJnoW- n Mr lury nl tonclinon sadie Coll I 4rs Dettle- Cafpelider 4rs V4 Crawfard Mr It H yesl Mr Will Edwards Mr Frank Fiske Harry Fisher Lee HardingProfV R Tones Mr Elias Knight B B Long Mrs Josie Monroe Jennie McNary Henry JaneParhamtevens Mr L Stanlv Mrs Ada- andyke Mr las Wyllis Lucian Williams Willie Wynn Mrs Bettie Williams Billle HenryC How to Look Good Good looks are really more than akin- eep depending entirely on a healthy con illon of all the vital organs If the liver inactive you have a look If your drspeplie have a pinched look ecqre Health and yqu will sqrely have good looks Electric Boilers1 I s q gori4 Alterative and AcU directly on the stomach ye ani kidneys purifies the blood cures imples blotches and boils and gives a complexion Kvery bottle guaranteed old at St Bernard Drug Store 30 cents per bottle Mr IL M Flack of Hopkins ule has been appointed by Gov radley to succeed Mr E P Campbell deceased as commissioner of the Western Kentucky lunatic Asylum at Hopkinsvillc It Is the Beaton Earth That is what Edwards Parker mer chant of Plains Ga say of Chamber ins Palu Balm for rheumatism lame back deep sealed and muscular pains Sold by Si Bernard Drug Store Earling Ion George King SI Charles lien T Robinson Morions Gap 11 J t r 1 n irJ KuO CAVALRY RECRUITS Boys of Western Kentucky Given an Opportunity to Join Courier Journal Lieut Edmund Scion Wright who is in charge of the local recruiting station for the First United States cavalry will leave Louisville Wednesday night on a tour of Western Kentucky in order reeularor two for each town and all who desire to enlist should be in town ready to confer with him when he arrivesHe will be in Bowling Green Thursday and Friday of this week Hopkinsvillc Saturday Huntingdon Tcnn Sunday and Monday of next week Paducah Tuesday and Wednesday Henderson Thursday Dwcnsboro Friday He will return to Louisville Sat urday May 28 Recruits will be provided trans portation and all expenses will beI paid from the place and date of en listmcnt Horses arms clothing and all other necessities are provided by the Government upon e the recruits joining his regiment The arms arc carbine revolver and KraagJ30 the revolver is Colts improved 38 long Enlistments arc for three years with the privilege of honorable discharge at the end of the Recruits war if desiredfmen of good character between eighteen and thirtyfive years of age single not less than five feet poundsinsound heart and be free from dis case of any kind and must be citi zens of the United States or have made legal declaration of Iccom ing such Minors must have the consent of parents or guardian and all must be able to furnish satisfactory references to character The First cavalry is now in the vi cinity of Tampa Fla Recruits- for the regiment arc sent from the place of enlistment direct to FortI McPherson Ga near Atlantajand applicants should present them selves ready to proceed at once to their regiments It is not ncces sary to be provided with any extra clothing oust OUA ANTE 19000 IN GOLD Wo will pay Due Hundred Dollars In CoM tot Lily and every case of cough and cold where OttoSpruceand ts so pleasant to take Vewaro of imitation Sold by St Bernard Drug Storo More than Go per sent of the to bacco crop is said to have been Ientuckydistrict fine The greater includes the less HoodstSarsaparilla cures scrofula and depended upon to cure boils and pimples Tuesdays treasury statement showed a cash balance of 207 I 083907 and a gold reserve of 176 665095tDr Ottoa Spruce Gum Balsam the most pleasant and reliable remedy for coughs cold croup and all soreness of the throat chest and lungs Large bottles 25c and 50ctSold by St Bernard Drug Store Remember the Maine is to bep pressed on 610000 pounds of tack to be made for the Army at St Louis- aThe Burllngtons New OmahaSt JosephSt Louis Trains To take care of the heavy travel to the Omaha Exposition in con nection with excursion rates as well as the stopover privileges at Omaha on aU through tickets thetBurlington Route will commencing May 28th very desirable fast trait service to Omaha I JosephTl1itension of the St LouisSt Joseph wide vestibuled Pintsch lighted trains Nos 15 and 16 Trains leave St Louis daily at 445 p m leave St Joseph 815 a m arrive Omaha noon The Burlington will furnish the same standard of wide vestibuled main line service to and through Omaha for the West as it provides from St Louis to and JosephThisRoute in the field via Omaha for its full share of travel to the Omaha Exposition aswelf as to the great Wpst beYQnq The hurling tons great train service from Oma ha to the West has long been knownSpecial Exposition Flyer fold ers arc pressL P A W C Clarks United Show trained horse and dog showAt Earlington Saturday May 21 Sold by St Bernard Drug Store CASTORiAPor Infants and Children IB Kind YQu Hw Always Bought gear thp y Signature of Sold by St Bernard Drug Store The Standard Oil Company owns a big tank steamer with a capacity of 720000 gallons of oil nnda speedof 12 knots per hour Dr Ottos Bprnco Gum Balaam It a dentine rciuiily liaitcil un modern dlacorerlcs anti corn pounded by cliciiilnts of renown who have flrcii yonrdrugclstBald in two site Z5c and SOc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Commandant J M Jenkins of AcadfmyDanville Antonio Tex to becomo a captain under Theodore Roosevelt W C Clarks United ShowNtrained horse and dog Earlington Saturday May 21 A iI A STATE FAIR Will be Held In Louisville From September 26 to October i In Conjunction With Fall Trots of the Louisullle Fair and IDrlvlnJt Association Louisville Ky May 17Theopen meeting of the Commercial Club and the Board of Trade held last night in the Board of Trade building resulted in the decision to raise money and hold a big State fair here this fall The meeting was well attended and over 2000 was raised About 10000 more is needed and this will be raised by the plan of assessment used in providing for the Commercial Convention An Attack of Fever My son bad an attack of fever and when be recovered be complained that his bones acbed Ills physician advised him to take Hoods Sarsaparilla and he did so When be bad two bottles be was cured Ha is now able to do a mans work GEO D WEBB Three Springs Ky Hoods Pills are the only pills to take W yetfficientThe handsomest people of Europe are tne Tziganes or gypsies- of Hungary are splendid specimens of physical man and woman and arc rarely ill Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward or 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 I WEST TRUAX Wholesale Druggists Toledo O WALDING MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous perboulenials free Halls family Pills are the best STATE ENCAMPMENT G A RI Bowling Green Ky flay 35 and 26Special Rates on all Railroads The State Encampment of the Kentucky G A R will be held atI Bowling Green on Wednesday and Thursday May 25 and 26 Preparations have been made for entertaining those who attend in the most hospitable manner and it isI expected that this encampment will be a notable one in view of the generally enthusiastic war spirit prevailing among all Kentuckians Therc is nothing too good now for anybody who is or has been in any way identified with the United States army The Louisville and Nashville Railroad will sell roundtrip tickets o Bowling Green at one fare on May 24 and 35 limited to May 29 The Best Remedy for Rheumatism From the Fairbaven N Y Register Mr lames Rowland of this village states for twenlyfive 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 he doctor but he had read of Chamber lains Pain Balm and instead of going for the physician ho went lo the store and se ured a bottle of it Ills wife did not ap rove of Mr Rowlands purchase at first but nevertheless applied the Balm thoroI oughly and in an hours time was able to- go to sleep She now applies it whenever she feels an ache or a finds tbat it- lways gives relief He says that no medi cine which she had ever used did her as much good The 25 and 50 cent sites for for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earl ington George King St Charles Ben T Robinson Mortons Ga- pRepresentatives of the United tates government arc understood o be busily engaged in buying the too or more horses needed for the two troops of Kentucky cavalry The prices paid range from 75 to SI50 Agents are also buying horses to be used in equipping troops of cavalry organized in other States Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by tea sponsible druggists We keep only the best That Is the great dis unction to be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good time to begin tbat spring medicine STBERNARD BRIM TORE DRY AN HOPPER Ma- nagerYoung man dress up DcmTt be a fop but look well dressed Our Tailor Made Cloth ing is well and artistically made We have stacks of samples Genuine good at reasonable prices St Bernard Genl Store GEORGE KING DnUGCISTt ST CIIAKLRS KENTUCKY iceLinc of Druggists Sundries I PresCriptlo 1 Carefully Compounded I 1 i 4 s After Taking a course ol 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 is lifted from him Then his mountains sink into mole hills 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 of it after taking Ayers Cathartic Pills C9ur Jolofed ifijiens riolamingGao ALEXANDER Uarlington Kr The school picnic given at the park last Tuesday conducted by Prof T E Greer and Miss Paralee Ray was a grand success This Is the second term that Prof Greer manyfriendsMiss Ray grows in favor with our people each year The U U lr and S M Ts en last Sunday turned wit at the Masonic Hall to bear the Thanksgiving termon which was preached by Rev D Sharp of Math sonville in becoming grace There were more people out from Madisanville than we have known for years All on the pro gram acquitted Ihemstlves nicely Rev Jackson preached at the A M H Zion church Sunday The people of this place want the Kentucky conference to meet here Revs A Hunch nod I W Selectmin were out fishing last week Prof Cabel and Sanders MesJaraes Rosa Jackson Earlie Walls and many others were out from Madisonville last Sunday MORTONS GAP The parting bells are ringing Rev Robbs began his pastoral work here Sunday visitingherJake Bogges has gone to parts unknown to us On account of rain the fishing piinc was postponed Qiiite a number of our people were in your town Sunday W C Clarks United Show trained horse and dog showAt Earlington Saturday May 21 It is said that dustless roads are possible by the use of a new material composed of fine earthy or mineral matter charged with oil which is spread over a roads surface littler Than A Klondike Qold Mine Good hearth la priceless when once lost llivestZSclnsam the returns are greater than a half Interest tuy1ostbeaitizSold by St Bernard Drug Store A NEW COMPANY Of Kentucky State Guards thus tered in at Louisville Louisville Ky May 17thAstate guard company the first to be organized to take the place of those who have gone to the front was mustered in at Liederkrang hall last night by Col Henry S Cohn mustering officer for the state guard Fifty men were mus tered in andofficers were elected The work of the State board of equalization is drawing to a close and probably finished by this time Senor Polos invitation from tire English Government to quit Can politebutthe exMinister may as well at once thirtytwoDouglas commander of ICapt company of the Third Kansas Volunteers that passed through Earlington yesterday is a Inoblc type of the young old so dier He served through the civil war having enlisted in a New York regiment with Custer and Sheridan The captains son is Theyleftto keep house and await return She knows what war is and what is patriotism and gave them God speed necessary the Laundry Jlr pAIcAc1 r RlJPoFtf6 J lIEvR 1MIrAU1 4 1 TIlE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP Is duo not only to the originality and abntomanufactured by scientific processes SlRVPCo thetruogenuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the CAUFOIISIA Fin SYRUP Co only a knowledge of that r assist In avoiding tho worthless partiesFOIUHA Fio Co with tho medi cal profession the satisfaction which tho genuine Syrup of has makestho 4faras it on the kidneys liver and weakenlug nauseate In order toget beneficial effects remember the name of the CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO FUANCI8CO CO LOUISVILLE KT zw If v NEW ENTERPRISE I Ilfg 1rVO srII 4whoThey last longer and make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth Fire backs Guaranteed for 13 years If your does not handlcthemTwRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN eIIMUFACTURMS Or COOKING AND WAXING STOVES Mantels and Crates Hollowware Tinware DIALIIII 114 s China Crockery and Glassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything and convenient for Kitchen DIning Room Q and Dairy OF HiS fact will one SYRUP nnd Figs acts Its please Company SAN tour Dealer Etc BICYCLES A SPECIALTY j SUBSCRIBE FOR C THE BEEONE DOLLAR A YEAR I TO iETgiUE An xICOAIBLLDOWII e DONf FAiL TO USE IaWRITE Oi ftRIC REffCE 61 e Tw JW rrtflE BLST5TEAT1 COAL QN TIE MAIlliETpt O Us A TJUIORDEltAND ou WILL USE rio s- eF i ORDERS PROIIPTLYFILIXD iJfi 3IsrAGJIOrf G1JARA11TED 4 I v JV F4 r 1 1 L L F TI H 1 AN OPEN LETTER- To MOTHERS WE ARE ASSERTING IN TIlE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO TIlE F EXCLUSIVE USE OF TIlE WORD II CASTORIA AND PITCHERS CASTORIA AS OUR TRADE MARIj I DR SAMUEL PITCHER of Hyannis Massachusetts was the originator ofII PITCHERS CASTORIA tho same that has borne and does now A on bear the facsimile signature of k 4wrapper This is the original II PITCHERS CASTORIA which has beenI used in the homes of the Mothers ofAmerica for over thirty years LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is the kind you have always bought on the and has the signature of Za ty5ffM wrap per No one has authority from me to use my name excepto The Centaur Company of luliich Chas H Fletcher is Presidentj March 8 18972e4A44 fPJII1J g Do Not Be Deceivedri Do not endanger the life of your by acceptingi 1 a cheap substitute which some druggist may because he makes a few more pennies on it the in gredients of which even lIe does not know c It The Kind You Have Always Boughto BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF- t mm 8 HavingTheI YoufTHC CCNTAUn COMPANY TT MURRAY BTIItCT MtW TOBIt elm 1iiI JlfIOQ MEDICINi for the- MILLIONV A Popular Proprietary IVfedicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimentalI step in a direction that may lead to a revolutionlin the trade A N work company of ncnu g licm1 Uth nipans ChemIcal coIflIu4I- lr upon the market Ii u micllcinal ablet or tabulu whkli limit lnfii uacrrCOtPpfetl iwwilrml irrniii riln inwllclual drug other fur ll euro or olr tamed iu I or more r1 UM mm I turn than any leTlailoiif uch Ilia common 10 1111111 I wh origin Iu an dlinvilon or weakr itiwltr for m lmltatli ulllg nnurlslimrnt onu rllmlnatliiR wal Tbecajloruu of InclutirU uuu r Ii I 11 raid to Include iwlly iwarly ryII dLie or nhkh the IlIXaIIaU 11 i rwrltx In preaIflg IlirtrtlnmlatU renleI fur tho acccpiant e Ai IIi lbecOinPaflY laid the rIucpIo thai evryI11I1 iitrtng Into tb I oL I iiiMlieot the liUlicH trailc BUilaoireiaictl IIDdproldeluIO tetaln Its inallll r a ue mat unlmpAI through any cxhoIed- apoof IIni any climate GUI v IIi I4 ili1 ahuula be tIcdIhrIrprrirRtlOnI- bonhti be ut ficeorisnee wItt the Iit I I4 Tt of inohrn tIoIabUIr RIL1 ptotctttd KburUvot t tun mm wcurely corked Kvin HIP rorka tegae zI ll It ieplrcininh thai no znaIIlItEcturrr of these eonU uplr nor ll i n mwll iro orllon from Mi niitput that wouUnicetltioexacllni slcctoCattoflL i M IUMI viola were In turn Iii irior nut surpaiuedln beauty an i rf ciimif workman blu by UIUMMIUH by the mooUUdlou dralen 01 aIIIIlIrCOlL IarluirtbtlIi lrlilKhiitandard evreonsentIIigtO vary from tttue i roprIetirs resorted to the BMMeil modern 1ii4 of matJim their commodity known seven Imudrnl iliouiand ilollan In 4vested new T ulrrrnlns lia Informed every American cllltcn g KIpaujTabuleaDalnu that txrrep over ttie commercial liarlue a5 upon the minceaaf ill proneciitlon of tlielr trade the managers ot tbecomvany liave noted that hero It n present dcmauil for n lower ptlco for every article Hint reiuhrt or aiiroiclie on universal IIH and that the peufile nllliouf requiring the best ot resent etug enll1 iIou ti pny uavy tacmfor mperituoui I wrappinir oUIIIlnll 0r CrylrohUon against deterioration that might re IUU wraF hut dlna In the caw of n Jtlrrtuilo lnr oded to lie coniumed In n week It has Alse tendtwovereI ant proved by teito lime and aelual experience thattbeaoTabuleado not have the lunuenry to toM of or dlmlDutlun of ex 1Iu from exposure tbat might at llrm lmr hero expected Inanimich a under faTorablacondltlon othat haTe lain loose Inn drawer n traveling boa or pocket for several weeka or montLu are found to Iw practically aa fresh and ai erflcacloui eActlnc upon those Ih1 lIon anti noting particularly tho unimpaired rrtwrcrlty of great newspaper now for a cent Initcail of the old rate ot five times that amount all dlrecilmn toward low rates and tncreainl sales tho rMleboanlartonbeing told by the anunlst or n mpc1lelotYI NTIlln tnhule or dOles for oUIIhalfo cent eacha proprtetarlcompany will net discontinue the manufacture and sale In the form with which the have loomed to know and vatun the ltlpans7abues hut wllloffer the cheaper IOrle Crlll1pnll1l1yIr the benefli of cuch ftc may ilcalre them It ihould l plainly t t 1atrec mi II Z iluiil AAAAAAadJAA OJ ellohnD Cattleman ArtliurG lani liair HrccklnrldRt Royal Insurance CoI Of L4vc1pcDc1 The Largest Fire Insurance Company In the World Does the Largest business in Iho State of Kentucky Does tho Largest Duslness in the Southern States 1 Losses Paid in KentuckyinlBBB 24983103 III PAUL M MOORE I EARLINGTON KY Resident Agent for Earlington and L w Vicinity Barbee Gastleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home Office Louisville KyJ I li EXPENSE HAVE SPARED To make our Funeral I Equipment the best in e this part of the State Anything and every f liveryIr j ff 1 I b r THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VIII SECOND QUARTERINTER NATIONAL SERIES MAY 22 Text of the Lesson Math xxv 3140 Mem orjr Vcrtct 3440 Golden Text Math zvl 27 Commentary bY tho Her D1If Stearns Copyright 1S9S by D M Stearns 01II When tho Son ot Alnn shrill come In Ills glory and nil tho holy angels with Him then shall Ho it upon tho throno ot His glory Concerning tho coming ot tho Son of Man In glory see also Math xvi 87 xzlr 30 antI coiupnro Zech xlv 5 01 JUlIo xlv 15 Wo IIIUst keep In mini that up to this tlmo In our Lards mln Istry them was no coinnmiul to go to every creature but only to Israel anti that the beginning nnd end of tho utory of the church which Is His body Is found chlofly Jn the Acts the epistles anti Itovclntlon Tho church or cnllcd out company front all nations being Ills body wo would expect to find Htm In His body when Ho sits upon Ills throno and these nro tho nssur nnccs given us In Col Ill 4 and Rev III 21 where wo nro told that when Christ our llfo shall appear wo shall nppcnr with Him In glory nnd sit with Him on Ills throno Wo nro nlso told In I Cor vl 0 that wo shall judge tho world and this Is In accord with ls oxllx D0 That the Son of Man shall como In glory Is ns cer tain ns that Ho onco caino In humiliation 12IIAnd before Him shall bo gathered all nations anti ITo shall separata thorn ono from another as n shepherd dlvldotl sheep from tho goats In tho context of the passages quoted concerning Ills com Ing In glory wo cannot but notlco that the Spirit always speaks of deliverance for Israel and judgment upon her enemies blessing for her friends nnd that Is ust tho story hero in perfect accord with tho testimony of tho prophets Surely tho Lord God will do nothing hut Ho re vcnlcth Ills secret unto Hid servants tin prophets Amos 111 7 Therefore It wo would know Ills purposes wo must go to thoso to whom Ho has told thorn Wi therefore Inquire Have tho prophets said anything about Ills judging tho nation about sheep and goats As wo cnnnol understand tho first verso In the Now Tet lament without n considerable knowledge of tho Old so there are ninny other things In tho New Testament which require the light of tho Old Testament and this judgment of tho nations Is ono of them Any ono familiar with Joel III Zeph ill nud xxxiv will feel almost at homo in ur lesson and will not confound this judgment of living nations cither with the judgment seat of Christ or that of thereat white throno Item xiv 10 II Cor v 10 Rev xx 12 tho former for believ rs only nnd tho latter for tho rest of tho ead who take no part in tho flrst resur nt tho end of tho thousand years 83 04 Como yo blessed of My Father Inherit tho kingdom prepared for you from tho foundation of the world It seems to mo that our Lord must have hind the words in Kzok xxxiv in Ills mind for there wo rend of sheep and goats and of he ill treatment of tho diseased nnd tho ick and of blessing that shall como to ther nations through Israel because they woro Israels friends Tho blessings of tho church in her oneness with Christ are spoken of as prepared Before tho founda ion of tho world John xvll 21 1 Pot I 20 Eph I 4 wlillo tho blessings of other nations through Israel seem to be From the foundation of tho world Roy xlll xvII 8 But without pressing this I only nsk that you distinguish between the millennial kingdom of blessing to nations through Israel and tho kingdom of God he Father to follow It 05 30 Them two good works prepared or nil believers at nil times nnd there nro nlwnys plenty of opportunities for such ns nro ready Even Job testified that ho do livered tho poor and tho fatherless anti such as had none to help 8730 Wo do not need to keep count ol nIl the things wo do for Him Wo only need to hold ourselves ready for nny man ner of service wholly at Ills command mont and just do as occasion servo us as tho moments como and go believing that lIe prepares every occasion nnd notices whether wo are watching Ills way nnd ready for Ills every call 40 And tho King shall answer and say unto them Verily I say unto you Inas ns yo have dono it unto ono of tbo east of these My brethren yo have done it unto Mo Borne of us think that wo would have boon very glad to have ministered unto Him personally if wo had lived when IIo was on tho earth Wo would have followed Him like tho true disciples and havo hung upon Ills words We would have ministered unto Him like those women nnd kept open house for Him liko Martha and Mary Let us learn from Ills own lips in tho words of this verso that whatever is done to ono of Ills for loves sake is the same ns if done to Himself 41 Then shall ITo say nlso unto them on tho left hand Depart from Me yc nursed into everlasting Ore prepared for tho devil and his angels Ho tells what Ho Himself will say for IIo is tho King nnd there can be no mistake about It and whosoever would teach that there Is nc devil nnd no everlasting fire is in partner ship with tho fathcr of lies himself for ho Is a liar nnd tho father of It John vIII 44 anti began his work by questioning tho word of God and waking God n liar Notlco that this awful place was not pro pared for man but for the devil for God wllloth not tho death of n sinner 4345 Inasmuch as yo did it not to ono of tho least of these yo did It not tc Mo Whllo wo are reading ns wo believe of a judgment of living nSllons with ret orenca to their good or bad trcatincntoj IMtel yet there nro principles hero which nro always tho same At nil times it Is true that whatever Is dono or not done to a child of God Is looked upon as dono or not done to Christ Himself Tho only way to show love to God is to show love to prooplo for Christs sake Tho only way to provo our submission to God is by sub mission to circumstances nnd to peope not only to tho good and gentle but also to the forward I Pet II 18 40 And those shall go away Into over lasting punishment but tho righteous Into lIfo eternal Tho words eternal and over lasting iu this verso pro tho same teach ing that ns Is tho lIfo for duration so Is tho torment Why should wo criticise and find fault with what wo cannot under stand It is ours to believe God to accept His dear Son to rccclvo Kindly what lie BO freely offers and to rejoice in Him over more having perfect confidence in the lovo that came from heaven to save us anti gladly yielding our whole being to Him as n thank offering As to many ot Ills ways which are to jia a great deep can wo not trust lllmf 8 not the JudGo of nil tho earth Gen xvill 85 Who aro w u11ttt should Into to sIt la judginonl who so loved us that Ho gave 11 msolt for us Hatred of Spanish In the Phil- Ippines From the Chattanooga Times A correspondent quotes a gen tlcman who has lived in the Phil ippine Islands three years to the effect that the natives ferociously hate the Spaniards No Spaniard even before the late revolt conic venture alone two miles from the big towns for fear of capture or murder by brigands English and American men and women could go all over the islands with safety and did but the Spanish were Snot tolerated TIlls same residept ol three years describes the native people as naturally docile and in tclligcnt remarkably so He says- a just government would find them as easy to manage as any people Ir the world IIJIaUj JJl1 utbblThcci time Bold brdruwltta W 1I1uJI 1 s 11 111 4tiI J ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INCORPORATED I Miners and Shippers of COAL AN D COKEr General Office Earlington Kentucky I iiI At CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducali ff V TennesseeKentticky JJj- tf S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Strqcts J f r Kentucky Memphis Tenn Js A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind 3T 7 VS1iolieile gents JOHN 1 HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill 5 i I i THE FAMOUS ND 3 COAL I- H p For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Jj Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables j THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE iused MARKET 5 1- 1E 2t BRUSHED BOKK FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNH6ESW- hyflbuy a Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One iiI ASKYDUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY S 1I 1M t t to tt 1 1e1i CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Ileglnnlnc May 15 Comment lijr Her S II Iloyle TopicOur bodies dcdn temples I Cor III HW3 tA temperance topic Christians both collectively nnd in dividually nro referred to in tho Scrip tures ns tho temples of God It is wollI for us to remember that not only as I churches but also ns individuals wo nro Gods temples Tho Ccriuthinnn werot forgetting tho former Factious nUll contentions were marring tho church of Christ nntl Paul nsks them if they didI not know that they as n church woro tho tempo of God and reminded them that God destroyed thoso who defiled his temple Wo may forget that our bodies nro the temples of God GodB habitation Gods dwelling place amII may defile them but wu should not for get it It is too important n fact to boI forgotten and its constant remembrance would bo n strong barrier to defilement Who either by meat or drink could defile his body while ho remembered that It was tho tcmplo of God 1 The body as Gods temple should bo dedicated to God It should bo givenI to Him Doth tho tabernacle templo were dedicated to God when completed Tho body should bo dedicat ed to God It should bo used in His service and for His work anti if BO dedi cated and so used it could not become tho tool of appetite or of passion It would bo used temperately in all tho ro lations of life 2 The body ns Gods tcmplo should bo tho dwelling placo of God in the per son of His Holy Spirit Tho temple was tho dwelling of God It was not erected as n place of meeting for tho people but ns n boom for God to dwell in and there at tho mercy tent in tho holy of holies Ho dwelt Tho spirit of God says Paul dwolleth in you Gods Holy Spirit makes our weak and imper fect bodies Ills habitation His dwelling pInco What a condescension lint how can Ho dwell whoro thero is sin or do fllomeut S Our bodies as Gods temples should bo free from defilement If any roan defile tho tcmplo of God him will God destroy This was tho law in Old Testament times Thoso who do filed Gods dwelling placo wero punished by Him Tho sacredness of Gods tem plo Lad to bo emphasized and it always was Wherever God dwells there should bo no defilement nnd no uuolcanness If therefore Ho dwells In our bodies they should bo every whit clean Tho touguo tho hands tho heart every or gan of tho body should bo kept clean and puro for Gods spirit This would make intemperance iu nny direction iin possible intpmporauco in thought speech or action It would forever de stroy drunkenness lust passion excess ive worldliness or whatsoever would tend to mnko unclean or to defile May this bo our nhnto live n lifo of such purity that our bodies may bo n fit dwelling place for Gods Holy Spirit Bible Readlugsrov xx Ij xxiii 2003 Isa i 10 v 11 12 xxviii 710 Rom xIII lii14 I Cor vi 018 n Cor vl 1418 Eph ii 1022 Gal vs 1020 Heb iii 0 I Pot ii 1G The Curfew Custom An encouraging sign of tho times is tho somewhat unexpected success which has attended the revival of tho curfow custom in soma UOO cities In this country Tho plan is to require nil chil dren under 15 years of ago to be in their homes by 0 oclock in summer and by 8 oclock in wInter The reduction of ar rests of young people hiss in somo places been 7G per cent May wo bo speedily delivered from false notions of liberty which do not give young people tho wholesome attention which they so much need You II peoplo who receive street education ns toughs nnd flirts will mnko poor citizonsMor- avitui 1 rue Him Trust Him for n way when thcro is noway for light when thero is no light for all things when you bavo nothing for joy when thero is only sorrow for Ufo when yon nro in tbo midst of death Thwa yon will find at last that faith is not only righteousness but lifo and joy andieacoT T Manger D D c P9 THE MARKET REPORT WKDNUSOAY Mar IL Grain and lrodAIO- ISTJOt1ISFourlJlenl8U24dW straight IJ75300 clear lJCOasa WhtatXa C red flS3 No 3 tie CornXO S mixed o- No 2 o OalSTNo 2 8t140 Hay Prairie M50306 mixed timothy t7WfJIO00 clear timothy 1750 135 Buiter Creamery 4llitlc dairy lItlo Y gar h Uc I Prime steam ML33 Porlc Now stand ard mess Ilili liaconExtra short 7 ic clear ribs 7ic clcarTfc all packed Wool Choice tubwashed 6ic3c WheatFutures closed May 1120 b July 95Ue September Klio Corn Futures coM May Z3Hon July SlScU September 31 ja CHICAGO Opening quotations Wheat July opened at nOT sgld off to 11001 then up to tl07UiScptembcr at PSUftSOic und ad vanced Irregularly to IlliCSJXe Corn July opened at 33c advanced to SflSc Oau July started at 2tc and sold up to MfiCi Provis ions July porte ppened at ZOO advanced steadily to lltSO then off tb U22ltJullJrdstarted IUGISS sold up to to 16 KH July ribs opened at W3 J rose to IOJ4 and declined to lo371iQO4a CHICAGO Clasiaz quotations vyiieat May fL41 July IO5f September 68Hc Decem ber Me CornMay 35c July JBHo Septem ber 383WHO Oats May 30c July 200 2flHe September ZSjc 1orKMay II1ISH July 112274 September l2 ft LardMay toK July MCOiBOC7i Sept mber te72tQ ft75 Short nibsMay K40 JUly 040 Sep tember K47i4- CzitcAooCash Vhcat No S red 1150 No 3 do lll5I 1 No Chard 117 No 3 do IUOaLllNo3prJngflil5I3 No3 do 110313 No I northern uprlnr lsa Cash corn No 2 M236Uo No 3 3Jja CashoaUt No 2 23He30 No 880C LIve Htock Market ST IouisCattloFancy exports fra510 fair to choice I3CWHVO butchers 11753 475 cows and h6lcrs t3 0lea Hogsi Packlnir 38XHU butcher h6feS I55i465i lights ISI5t Sb nllo at 381 O43J spring lambs MttaM ffer 100 lbs IIOKHKS Heavy draft good tdcxtraI G5 0O310 OS DClverH good to extra 50 u W OIl Saddlers la w 1110 00 Matched teams good to extra 1M 0tlj0 OIl Streeters MIQ3tlIO 00 Southern animals 23 oois 00 W- JJULCS 14 hands 4 to7yeni oldS y o a 4300 HVi hands 4 to 7 years old 85 OOft B2 50 15 Ian A to H years old ro tktij tqJ 00 la4 hnnts I to 11eJMI old 00o0a t 5 00 10 to lajjj hands years old 75 WX813 00 CIIIOAOOHOS Estimated receipts JflOM head left over 6500 head Market dragging l 3COo loweh Llftbt K001j43 mixed t 3455 heavy E42oid 6a rough H20SIW1 Cat- 1tloRecelptsl1000hoad Market good steady others weak to tOo lower Beeves 1100 523 rows anti heifers tt75Q470i Texas ulcers KiC09450 stockers and feeders fSwa4KX ShocpItccelpts 50000 head Market a shade lower KANSAS CiTTCattlo Native ulcers Wboa 400 Texas teers 3504H03 Texas cows i50 S1IO iiatlre cows and heifers 22jH71 stockers and fceden ta00aa bulls i7555 409 Hocsllulk sales H13I35 licavles H20a4W packers Havat40 mixed Ulna 440 lights IOOat2S yorkers l20St2J plifg tasoaiOS Sheep Lamb JItoO550 muttons 3003425ClNCJNNATIHpSS Active at t383l0i Cotton Quotations for middling range as follows St Louis 5Kc New York fljo Now Orleans B 11lBo Memphis Bye Charleston She 1Iimiirlal NEW YOIIK May 18 Money on call nominally Ui2 per cent Prlmo mercantile paper M6 OM per cent Sterling exchange strong with actual business In hankers bills at 48 34iOi tor demand and at 48334831 for 00 days posted rates 4S3137 Commercial bills 4821J Sliver certlBcates 117aI8 K liar silver 57H Mexican dollars 45io government bonds re London lower quotations but tho Im proving tendency there nf tbV the opAlns led to being Ignored hero ero grlfcs wore generally tllghch The market pursued Its upward course for n time anti the gains In some were quite notable Tho rise of brought out ofterlngs to realize but the market speedily lapsed Into dullness on tho ro- suIting reaction Sales of stocks to noon were i5i510s1inro Tho bond market was neglected but tile on dortono was firm Ills Kqunls III Ilcauty of Soul As there is a higher nnd holler stnto for tho church so there is a fairer form for httman society industry and Government It is impossible to set before man an ideal of iiidividnnl character which attracts him and lifts him up without his soon perceiving that tho individual ideal includes n social ideal aiid if hobo n truo man ho will bo trno to both If ns ho learns moro of Christ ho discov ers that tho only righteous courso is ono that will diminish profits lessen influ once and nlicnnta friends will ho hesi tate Not for n moment Ho will rccog 11120 the cult of the cross nnd go for ward tollluji up n now Calvary to tho comiui crncinslon Rev Irnnlt U Tyrrpll a j e OTHERWISE UNNOTICED A shortage of 5100 has been found in the Ncelcy vlllo lMo post office Mr and Mrs 1 C Nuclsun cole brated their golden wedding nt St LouisA has been issued for n Missouri populist stnto convention in St Louis luly 7- Immenso orders for provisions for the army Icccp tho SL Louis wholcaal era busy Oscar Serval a prominent business man of Lebanon Mo yeas killed In a runaway accident The middleofthoroad populists will meet in Omaha Juno 13 three days before the other populists meet All shipments to South American ports from St Louis have been aban tinned on account of tho war The St LonU grand jury failed to return any Indictments against tho al leged municipal assembly bribers Tho president may Issue bonds un der tho existing law if the senate do lays notion on tho war revenue bill Tlio department of agricultures spe cia weekly report of the condition of crops says that the prospect is im provedMeager news has been received of n cyclone in Nebraska ruesday afternoon Albion Wood RIver and other towns buffered The Ohio naval militia refused to en list save as a body As a result 400 seamen have been ordered from Illinois instead of 200 Ambassador Hay at London reports that Mr anti Mrs McGrew wcro not among the missionaries killed in Afri ca a short time since At tho populist state convention at Springfield III the fusion clement bolted The raddleofth6roaders nom inated n state ticket Judge Wilson of Seattle Wash and James Wesley of Tacoma have arrived from Dawson City bringing 800 letters anti 811000 in gold dnst A Jewish lodge at Louisville Ky resolves to pay its members who join the army assist their families and keep them in good standing- Dr Edwin Ilrant Frost of Dartmouth college will become a member of tho faculty of the University of Chicago at the beginning of the next school year The enrl of Kimberly said In the British parliament that alliance with tho United States should not be ox pected such a consummation being a remote possibility Goy llolcomb of Nebraska has issued a commission to W J Bryan permitting him to organize a third regiment of Nebraska volunteers whoso services will bo tendered to the president As soon as tho 135000 volunteers called for by tho president are in tho field thoroughly equipped and organ ted tho president It is said will Is sue a call for 23000 colored trooos Cnpt Lcutz commanding tho United States steamer Alert now at San Diego CuL reports that there aro two Span ish gunboats of about 150 tons at Quay aquil Ecuador and that they have been there much longer than neutral ity laws allow At Hucy 111 a burg ar b oke Itto a store was arrested and taken to Cur lyle indicted by tho grand jury plead guilty was sentenced to the penlten tsary anti started for there all in 12 hours 50 YEARS EXPERIENCE TRADE 0 MARKSI Anyone sending a sketch and descriptIon may lUleltly uceruin our opinion free an InnnUon I patentsblo Commuulea eotildentlal Handbook on talentS ecnrlngpteUtllatentIlro notice without chance la Scientific Jimericafi AbandomellIIuitrWld weekly Largest rtr culatlon ot etontlUo Terns W a rear t four mouth SOld by all newidealen MUWN CO31BryNbW York- Branob 04500 J fit WNII5itOll I 3 oj 4 J c It j ffI i IJi Eugene Hall son of Mr and Mrs Utirwell Hall forncr residents of Hopkihs comity passed through Earlington yesterday as a member of the Kansas Volunteers en route to ChscknmaiiRa Young Hall is a nephew of Mrs J M Victory of this place As the Kansas Volunteers passed southward through Kentucky yesterday a private asked the Major how long it would be before should cross the Mason and DixonI line The Major two of whose uncles had been killed anti another paralyzed in the battle of Shiloh answered There is no Mason and Dixon line In tile sam regi ment was a private whose father Cichtll1l1on the other side was also m same battle This man was a brilliant attorney and a man of wealth but he declined a commission and enlisted as n pri vale Some very illustrious military names both from the North and South Ire being perpetuated by appointments to the Cuban sere vice President McKinley is tine doubtedly doing his full share to ward obliterating the memories of the civil war and the whole coun try applauds the actGlohe Democrat Distiller monarchs Failure Owensboro Ky May iTIioSour Mash Distilling Company owned for the most part by M V Monarch has made an assignment for the benefit of its creditors The Columbia Finance and Trust Company of Louisville is assignee The liabilities are in round num bers 100000 with assets approxi mating the same M V Monarch also made a personal assignment of his property I Correspondent Sentenced Havana May 57News just re ceived here from Porto Rico con firms the report that Mr Freeman Halstcad the American newspaper correspondent had been sentenced by a military courtmartial at San Juan dc Porto Rico to imprisonment after having been convicted of 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