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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 19, 1898

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 19, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898051901_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): May 19, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. ? r 1 AiiiAiiiiiAiiiriiiii'-"'"-"'- "'- TJIB LARGEST W A.11 In Western. Kentucky it now at P APBR ft 'g yji LINK 01' r kL h s - . .AWitkv v.Wffl' S -" 3S -- rfh. r i J . "fc. i.ii . tf" CI WE CONTRACT TO FURNISH WAiLJw A. D. SISK'S BOOK STORE, Ina'ltlie Tsp" MADISONVILUn, KY. leading and color. Uoltom price, guaranteed. ' 7" ""T u'liy.'i.yntiipiuii'fflMiyjiiii yi 17 imyinny - NINTH YEAR. tESESSi lijn Ili w - -- w afloiaHPi7.BEbBCTr?7.iz3: ggra And hang It on the malls complete per room, rii-cini- s iiwiii 9 vu auu u noih guaranteed at MADI50NVILLB, PAPER, fi I ussrn.. rv y ir.i 1. ohp-mc Sr8 zr' - nr IS wr K "mf- 1 A, D. SISK'S BOOK STORE, KV. rymrff EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1898 NO. 20 I IIIP Flaff of Freedom T71 i flG. A1 Warships "w FlOcLLb rt.UUVC rv- WLL1 No Meeting Yet Between tho Hostile Fleets In the Neighborhood of Cuba. ALL MOVEMENTS ARE Nil I MS BSE CONJECTURAL. TOO MANY The Royal la Ell. known. Actual the highest grada baling powder toils show It goes one-tblrd further than any other bread. The Government Concludes that Blanco Must be Isolated in the Island of Cuba. LINES OF COMMUNICATION. mi POWDER Absolutely Puro hoval mono rowDts ca , t Marriage of Secretary Alger's Youngest Daughter and Charles Burrall Pike, of Chicago. PRESIDENT AND MRS. M'KINLEY PRESENT. I lil. 111 -- IRONING MADE B2SY' et win n TSSSBE3SS93 ji j ..Lf-'iJjl?'""- ' s u pMnwimjMiiiiHiiiiwmiarnniun tiiwiflitjiwiiimiiiiH'irwrwnr'wt ZtiH ijufcwBHhn TI10 Safety of the Oregon Practically At. They Intcrfcro with Our Operations, nnd, anrot If She Hal Mado Hor Average ns h Military Necessity, Must bo Cut Spenl Hlnoe Leaving Hah In She Should Tho Operation Will ho Performed orf be Nntr with Admiral Hamjuon In CuSantiago do Culm, Mlicro thi Lines ban Waters. Lcivo tho Island. Promlncnro of Army niul Navy Uniforms Among tho Cotum of tho (Incuts Sugccsllvo of tho Troublous Times A Wedillns Ilroikfitit nml Then Awnj for nn Kxtemlet! Tour. 5- -? gTfrTll'iimiBilpr Whose mission is to protect our shores and fight! Everybody is eager to know more about these superb fortresses which guard the nation's honor. We have arranged for our readers to secure for a merely nominal sum a Portfolio Series in ten parts, each con taining t 16 repro- i auctions 01 special photographs, 160 -' in all, each accompanied by Expla- natory Text, in which nre describ- ' Indiana Brooklyn Columbia Oregon Minneapolis Maine nAN0 V, -. Wabiiinotom, Jlay 18. Thcro has been no meeting yot between tho hostile fleets in the neighborhood of Cuba. Tlinl was nil that could bo learned at th navy department. If tho department is awuro of tho location of tho Spanish squadron, it is carefully the fact. Dy this time, supposing Schley to have roiio southward, ho should bo somewhere off tho coast of Cuba, unil it may be that ho has joined foi 'us with Sampson. Naval ofltccrs arc hoping that tho Spanish squadron lias really passed through the straits of Yucatan into the gulf of Mexico, for in that caso thcro is a reasonable expectation that by combined action on the part of Sampson and Schloy, ono slni ting nt tho Windward passage and the Tlorlda straits, and tho other mound tho south of Cuba and coming into tho Yucatan straits, tho Spaniards will be effectually snared. Tho olllccrs of the department aro unablo to account for tho reports coming from several ports in tho gulf and the waters in tho vicinity of Ilayti that thcro was heavy cannonading Sunday in that vicinity, for there is no report yet of an action nnd no American ships aro known to have been in tho localities named. Tito safety of tho Oregon is now well-nig- h assured, nnd thcro is reason to believe that has been informed that alio has joined Admiral Sampson's ilect, though no official admission on this point lias yet been made. It is believed that tho h'.g battleship left Bahla on tho night of tho totli, or tho morning of the 11th. Tho snmo nverago speed made on tho wuy around Capo Horn would place her now about in tho WIndwnrd passage. If this belief is well founded, the deparment will be relieved of a grent load of apprehension, and it will bo able to proceed nt once to tho pros ccution of a plan of campaign that was desirable but impossible of execution bo long ns tho safety of tho Oregon con-ceili- Washington, Mny 18 The complete isolation of jicn. lllnnco from th'oont-sld- e m orltl is now looked upon by lending military and naval authorities as nn essential move, to be executed at tho earliest possible moment. Tlin pressing need of this lias becomo more evident within the Inst few days, sinco Ucn. lllnnco Is lcnonn to havo been in constant cabin communication with tho admiral of tho Spanish Miuadron, nnd nlso 'with Mndrid. Ho hns been nn intermediary between tho government qhd tho admiral, informing them of his on n needs nnd advising them on matters of policy. Tho nuthoritles hero feel the need of bringing this communication to an end, nnd official inquiiy has developed that there will bo llttlo difficulty In Isolating Cnpt..(lcn. lllnnco if tho nccossnry steps ntequlclcly tnken mid energetically. Havana's communication with tho outsldo world is carried on by Means of' five distinct cable lines. Two of thrso rnn to tho United Sttites and nre, of course, closed ngninst Qcn. lllnnco. Tho remaining thrco cable c.ists fromi vonx. GOING TO THE PHILIPPINES. U Pcmiyliaultt'a t'rark Truth Infantry to a Portion of (Jon. Merrltt'a I'.x- pcdltlonnry Porcc, Washington, Mny 18. Recognizing the excellent soldier material in ,tho Pennsylvania troops, tho war depai tment has decided to draw on that state for supplying in part the quota for tho Philippine cxpe-tloTho Tenth regiment has been selected for this work, nnd orders havo been issued "lurrying it to Snn Francisco, thut tho men may leave with ono of tho first Hlilps for Manila. The Tenth is snld to be tho ciack organization of the state, nnd wos actively engaged in keeping the peace during the tlmo of tho llnzleton riots when a number of men lost their lives. The etrller the dispatch of the lvgliucnt to impn, but all this i hns now loii olr M'invhi!p. It n. 1 w is nt stake. CHARLESTON HAS SAILED. Ad- Tho Unit of the Jtrlnfnrrrments for miral Dewey Sailed Away for the Philippines. iV "NC "4 Katahdin !etlievcssers ar New York .: mor, .guns, engines, power, etc. Texas In short, the very Ampnitrite n formation want- - j Baltimore others ed for a full understanding of the fight ing and maneuvers of the fleets and single vessels. But this is NOT ALL you get out of the for the islands which the ships will Portfolio Series re- - protect will Palaces reader feels on Cities turning the last People leafthathchashad Dwellings Cuba illustrated in Products a manner to enable Plantations. him to judge of the Fortresses island's nast and Harbors present. But he jQommerce ccive their share ol attention, and the '.,,., Lee in Havana . & MUCH noRB, J docs not stop here, as considerable space in the scries is cievouea co an other island realm which we may own someday. In some Honolulu Bird's-ey- e ofthepartshefinds Productions Hawaii portrayed Volcanoes and everything ex- Fruits plained which an Queen - Views Lil American needs Natives and nucn Scenery to investigate. l'lll out leelbly the coupon below, tiat. Insnowmanryoti with and bring of tO lenJittotheTHB BEEwlth toceml for cacli Portfolio wanted. It Will bo more convenient to lend $1.00 at Once, as von can thereby avoid the bother of writing a letter and Inclotlng a dime for each lis ue, They will be sent to any point in the United States, Canada or Mexico, H, at TI10 Vjet " i TM 1 liem P0"inl'1 No No No. No No. Hawaiian I, lands 33 The Amorlcan Navy 33 The American Navy 34 The Ha22itn Islands 33 IhefljK' TC TIIH SERIES COMPRISES No. 36 The Hawaiian Inlands No. 37 Cuba and tho Wrecked Maine No, 38 The Hawaiian Islands No. 39 Cuba No. 30 The Hawaiian Islands FOR A DinE TEN TOR A DOLLAR THE DEE will please send to the undersigned reader the follow Inj PORTPOLIOS J Nos, 4 . , for which ... .Is Inclosed. Name City State Street rtj. a you may setoot, for caoJi now paid scriber to The Bee for one year, iPgTgZOHSaaHtgJggSitf; 1 Vg will 0vg two Portfolios, any number sub- m Vali.kjo, Cnl., May 18. Tho cruiser Charleston irot under way for Manila bhortly after id a. in. Salutes "Vcro Urea at Mare Island navy yard, and tho employes of tho yard and citizens of Vnllejo who wero assembled along tho shore vigorously cheered the deADMIRAL onilVnitA. parting vessel. Tho compasses of tho Commanding tho Spanish Fleet Now on tho Way to a Cuban Tort of Refuge. Charleston will bo adjusted as sho proceeds down tho bay, and no stop will Havana nro by wny of Snntrngo, on is understood tlie ttcpirtmcnt win bo made at San Francisco. On board the south const of Cuba. Havana is endeavor to glvo lien. Merrltt, who is tho Charleston aro a number of news- connected by two land lines with San- to command the expedition, probably a paper correspondents, among them Mr. tiago and nlso by one shoie cable .thousand more regulars than was at E. Lnngloy Jones, who has been orwith Snntlngo. The actual departuro first proposed, in which case the Fifdered to Manila to report operations of of the cables from Cuba occurs nt San- teenth infantry, located In New Mexithe United States forces there for tho tiago, two of tho lines running thenco co nnd Ailzona, will ba drawn o 1, unAssociated Press. to Jamaica and ono tolln.iti. When less the picscntprogmmmois changed. Tho Charleston was heavily loaded a message has onco left Cuba with ammunition for her own guns in by ono of tho three lines still THE FIFTY-FIFT- H CONGRESS. addition to n largo supply of powder open it hns no less than six nnd projectiles for Admiral Dewey's different routes can adopt it (I Irst Ilcgttl ir Session.) fleet. No troops Wero carried on tho after leaving Jamaica or Ilayti 1'rom SKNATK. Charleston, and bIio had no room for Jamaica one route goes to Colon, Cape Washington, May 18. A house bill more than her own crow of 330 men. Verde Islands, nnd thenco to Spain; a reported by tho committee on claims Tho cruiser was hoavily loaded with second route goes toltcrmuda, Halifax, was passed directing the payment to coal, but will not havo much loft when nnd thence to Spain; nthiid route goes Samuel McICce, of Kentucky, 31,718 for sho reaches Manila. toVcnczueln, Pcrnnmbuta, Cnpo Vcrdc, expenses Incurred by him in a contest nnd thence to Spain; a fourth touto for his sent in the Fortieth congress. THE NEW SPANISH CABINET. goes to tho Windward islands, Dutch A bill providing that officers In tho Quinna, Pcrnambuco, Cape Vcrdo tegular ormy shall be eligible to staff Honor Kagustn Has Called Around lllui From nnd Spain. Ilayti thcro appointments in tho volunteer army, Another Ministry to be Submitted aro two routes, ono to Venezuela, and that governors, with tho consent to tho Queen llegent. Capo Vcrdo and Spain, and a of the president, mny nppoint officers isof the regular army In the grades of Madhid, May 18. Tho now Spanish second by way of tho Windward lands to llritlsh Guiana. field officcis in organizations of the cablnot has beon formed as follows: Tito authorities hero have.with much voluntcci nrmy in tho District of CoPresident of tho Council of Ministers flguied out all of tlicto various lumbia nnd Indlnn territory, was labor, Senor Praxodes Sagasta. Qen. Dlanco can keep up passed Minister of Foreign Affairs Sonor means by which his communications They aro satisfied Mr. Haw ley called up tho report o! Leon y Castillo. thethree cables running toSan tlago the conferees on the bill suspending Minister of War Lieut. Qcn. Corrca. that tho routes from which nil these tho action of cet tain existing laws reare Minister of Marine Scnor Aunon. various brandies spring, nnd if this lating to the purchase of supplies by Minister of tho Colonics Senor Rotrlplo routo is cut tho entire system of the quartermuutei's department of the mero Olron. communication between Cuba and the army, and it was finally agreed to. Minister of Finance Senor Lopez outside world will be at an cud. IIOIVP. Pulglcorvcr. strongly-fortified Santiago Tho liouso bill makintr it u rrravo. Minlstct of tho Interior Scnor P. R. town, nnd isIs not a it believed thcro would bo penal offense for any person to photo- Capdcpon. llttlo danger nttcndlng tho cutting of grnpii or mauo puuiic nt any time tno Minister of Justice Scnor 0. Grci-sartho thrco cnbles at that point. stiongth of forlilloitiuns of the United Right to cut these cables is not .States wtts taken up. of Publlo Instruction Scnor Minister doubted by tho authorities here, alMr. Mollnan (N. J.) offered nn amendCamnzo. Senor Sagasta will submit tho names though most of them arc Ilrltish cables. ment making tho law operative only Tho chief signal officer, Qcn. Orecly, In tlmo of war. Tito bill wns discussed of tho (ministers to tho queen regent during tho day, and tho cabinet officers first advanced tho principle that in at some length by Messrs. llniloy, Hull, tlmo of war tho right existed to de- liclknup, llcnnett, Sayets, Illtind, Cox, will bo sworn later. The prouder will act as foreign min- stroy property found in nn enemy's Doekeiy nnd Perkins Uofcriiiig to a ictcut publication in nnd in-- tho case of ister pending tho arrival hero of Senor territory cables, that tho right existed u Now York paper. .Mr. ltulkuan snld: Castillo. o "Whiles this mlser.iblu wrotLli." r.fir. to destroy them within tho threo SPANISH CAPE VERDE FLEET. leagues constituting Spain's juris- ring to tho alleged spy Downing, "was diction. Tho principle has- - uow been neie Hanging iiimseu, 1 am tout tuts Ileport of Its Arrival at San Juan, Porto accepted, nnd it is tho policy on which paper wns spreading broadcast to tho Rico, Can Not be Confirmed the government is acting. When tho world tho b.xnet location of every mlno nt Present. will bo cut in Now York hatbor." cables nt Santiago disclosed, there Is but not Tho amendment olTero.l by Mr. Ilayti, May 18. Is pressure towards havwas defeated, nnd a motion to Nothing is known hero of tho report ing strongwork Immediately, lecoiuiuit was undo by Mr. Connolly dono tho from Port Plata, Snn Domingo, to tho for, until is done Qcu. lllnnco main- (III.), which picvailed, the bill failing effect that the Spanish Capo Vordo tains his it communications, and is thus to pass. fleet, commanded by .Admiral Ccrvora, to embarrass the operations of The pension deficiency bill, without has arrived nt P6rto Rioo. Tho latest enabled debate, was passed. Tho houso the military and naval forces. news which reached nt 1:33 p. m. concerning tho Spanish warships simELUDED THE ENEMY. thoy loft HAS ply confirmed the report thaj, n Alliance. I'nvor nn Curacoa, Dutch West Indjes, on SunShanuiiia, May 18. Tho newspapers The Ilattleslilp Oregon omdally Itoportcd day afternoon last.for an unknown deshero and public opinion In general Safe, Hut Her Position lie- tination, after having taken on board n strongly favor (ho nl mains a Secret. coal and provisions. llanc.0 ns proposed in thqpecch whloh Washington, May 18. Secretary Mr. haiubcrlaln, secretary of stnto for Tenth Pennsylvania to Go to Manila. Washington, May 18. Qcn. Miles Long said: "It can bo stated positive- tlio colonles.roeently mado at Birmingaid that tho Tenth Pennsylvania vol- ly nnd officlnlly that the Oregon is ham, Gnglnnd. unteers would bo ordered to San Fran- safe, but it can not bo properly made Alleged Kepulso of an Amorlcnn Landing cisco for tho Phlllpplno expedition. Tarty. known wlicro sho is." London, May 18. According to a speAmbulanoet (or tho Government. cial dispatch from Havana, published South Uknd, Ind., May 18. Tin Ulllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllii here, thcro has been an engagement off Studobakor Bros.' Manufacturing Co. tho port of Culbarlcn, province of Santa shipped 17crs of ambulance wagons to Clarn, and, it is alleged, an American Mobile, Ala., for tho uso of tho party has been repulsed. Tho Plying Squadron at liey Wet. I'.lver Neivs. Chioaoo, May 18. A special from Chance luln tol BTATI0N3. Koy West says; Commander Schloy anuje SI hours. laJUhra. 3jl3 tho original Sarsaparilla, tho with his flying squadron has nrrlvcd , 3(1 Pittsburgh 1SS standard of tho world. Others EO.fl uero. uispaiciics irora 1110 commouoro 0.0 Cincinnati Ht. Louis SO T have Imitated tho remedy. Zii wero sent nshoro, and replies from ao 0.0 it Sul'aul Washington wero promptly delivered. OS So ajTlioy can't Imltnto tho record; .4 Memphis 0,7 80S B.H 00 Louisville...., you a subscriber to -d. ma-rinPort-qu-PrlnAnglo-AmericaAngo-A.racrica- Wasiiinoton, Mny 18 Under n canopy of roses, orchids nnd vines, Interlaced with roses nnd lopps of pink ribbon, nil radiating fiom n softly-shnde- d electric light, Frances Aura Alger, tho youngest daughter of the secretary of war, nnd Charles llurinll Pike, of Chicago, son of Gugeno S. Pike, one of tho city's most energetic and influential citizens, were man led at noon at tho rcsldcnco of Sccrctnry Alger. President and Mrs. McKinley wero near tho wedding party during the ceremony, ns wero tho and Mrs. Hobart. Tho company wns a most distinguished one and reflected in a brilliant senso tho official woild of tho capital. Tho presence of so many officers of tho array and navv in fall dress uniform suggested the momentous events in which tho nation is now most interested. The floral adornments of tho houso, while as elaborate ns ever seen in this city, were nt tho same tlmo the most artistic IJridcsmaid nnd moss rotis nnd orchids in pink nnd white varieties were combined with nsparngus nnd ribbon garlands. Tho electric lights in tho ceiling of the main d; awing room were made tho centers of two canopy effects, which nearly covered tho cntiso space. In the music room, where tho permanent coloring Is yellow, the same effect wns attained with yellow blossoms and tho green vines, and in tho other rooms wero delicate combinations of floral fragrance and color. Mrs. Alger received tho guests, nnd looked unusually handsomo In a mourning costumo of black silk and jotted chiffon. When the wedding march announced the entrance of tho bridal procession guests separated tho nnd nn nlslo wns formed down tho center of the drawing room, through which tho party passed to tho waiting clergyman. The groom and his best man, Mr. Win. Pike, entered by tho east door of tho drawing room Tho bride's party came bv a longer route, through-tli- o dining room nnd music room. At tha head were tho ushers, Cnpt. Alger, Edgar R. Coffin, of Chicago; Qcorgo II. Ingalls, of Cincinnati, nnd Walter Cary, Milwauof kee. Tho bridesmaids were Miss Helen Pitts and Miss Chittenden, of Detroit; Miss Miles and Miss JcTsio Gary. "Miss Henry, of Detroit, cousin of tho bride, preceded her ns maid of honor. Tho brldo came in with her father, and nt tho entrance to tho wedding bower was mot by tho groom. Rev. John Reld, of Detroit, tho pastor of tho church, attended by tho family, then performed the ceremony. All tho family was homo for tho wedding. Tho biide's wedding dress was of heavy white satin, mado in tho style of Marie Antoinette and trimmed with point lace. Her tullo veil was intensely becoming. Crowning her dark hair was a spray of orango blossoms. Tho groom's gift, a largo diamond star, was worn with other Hashing gems. Following tho ceremony, the wedding breakfast wns served at small tables set in tho dining-room- , the halls nnd music-room- . Late in the. uftcrnoon, amid a vigorous pelting of old slippers nnd showers of rice, the couple started for a honeymoon jaunt, making tho first part of tho trip aboard tho Alger prlvuto car. Mr. nnd Mrs. Plko will take plenty of timo for their bridal journeying, nnd then will settle dow n to housekeeping in Chlcngo in n fine rcsldcnco of their n own. Mr. Pike is n member of a law firm in Chicago nnd a Hnrvard graduate. woll-know- STARCH u vr REQUIRES Pm no r.nnKiNr. invenTvOT -- HAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AND K1CE AS WHEN FIRST BOUGHT flEW o os o T5Ji ONE POUND OF THIS STAHCH WILL" GO AS FAR AS A POUND. AND A HALF OF ANY0THER STARCH. tftfWTACTUREDONf.Ve. thei r uiiDiMrn urww,v UtUiiiuuiiiwun ooncro KEOKUKJOWA. NEWHAVEN,CONNv -' ism mmmmMomxi mumtih n ihihii m w miiMrji w mumIs This starch prepared on scientific principles by men who havo htdyearsof pioctlca) experience In fancy laundering. It restores old linen and summer drosses totbeii natural whiteness and Imparts a Iwsutlful and lastlrjg Unish. It Is tho only starch innufocturcd that is perfectly harmless, containing neither arsenic, alum or an) Xlicr substance Injurious to linen and can bo used oven for a baby powder, For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers. OF RESCUE MISS MULLER. Illinois Central R. R. TO Thrilling Incident of tho Rebellion Against the Hut Tax by tho Natives of Sierra Loone. London, May 18. Mail advices received hero from Frco Town, the capital of tho Ilrltish colony of Sierra Leone, West Afrlcn, glvo details of tho rescues of Miss M tiller, an American missionary, who was alone in tho mission houso in the Shcr-bor- o district when It was Invaded by natives in rebellion against the hut tax. , Terrible experiences nro recounted by tho advices. For three days thero was bloodshed throughout the town, while, the natives wero engaged in tho work of massacre, and destruction. A boat's crew from a British warship just reached tho mission in time to rescue Miss Mullcr. A number of tho natives, frightfully besmeared with, tho blood of other victims, had already surrounded tho mission when tho soldiers nnnonrod nn lh snnnn c ALIFORNI A VIA NEW ORLEANS Through Weekly in connection with the Southern ( tcific TOURIST SLEEPING GAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C R U, fast "New Orleans limned" train EVERY THURSDAY for Los Angeles and San Francisco without change. The Limited also connects at New Orleans daily with Express Train for tbe Pacific Coasl, and on Tuesdays and Sdlurdas (after January 4, 1&9&) with the THE ALABAMA TOOK WATER. The rirnt of tho Thrco Now liuttleshlp of Her Class .Successfully tjiunchril Sunset Limited Annex nt Phllmlrlphln. Mny 18. The bnttle-shisuccessfully1 Alabama was launched at Cramp's shlpj ard at l.':5(J Piiir.ADi-.i.riiiA, p of the Southern Pacific, Riving special Pattic-la- rs through set vice to San Francisco of Agents of the I. C. It R and connecting lines. S. G Hatch, Dl. Pass. Agent, Ctnclnnall. John A. Scott, Dlv. Pass. Agent, Memphis. A. H. The Alabama Is tho first to bo launched of tho thrco new battleships of her type, tho other tno being tho Illinois and Wisconsin. Sho presents marked divergencies of design from tho first three, the Oregon, Indiana and Massachusetts These differences involve both tno arrangement of tho battery nnd tho disposition of tho nrmor ns well ns n considerable increase in size nnd displacement. Her length ovor all is 374 feet; breadth, 12 feet; freeboard forward, 20 fectj freeboard abaft tho after turret, 13 feet 4 inches; draught, 23 feet 0 Inches; displacement, 11,520 tons. Tho guai nntccd speed is to bo If. knots, nnd tho estimated liorsc-pon10,000. Tho builders sny tho construction of tho Alabama has been delayed over a yenr by the fnlluro of tho last congress to provide the necessary armor. II nil SLOWLY PASSING AWAY. prompt ptovlslon been mado for tho Mr. Olnilstone Lhthle to l'tplra nt Any 'manufacture of the armor, tho Alabama would at this time, instead of Moment Slay Pits Auny being launched, bo fitting out for serv- During bltimuer. Hawaiiiikn, May 18. Dr. DobloJn an "' interview said : "Mrs. Gladstone dojs not leave her husband's bcsldo where sho sits hoi cling Mr, Gladstone's hand. Although 'extremely distressed she is beat ing up with considerable fortitude. "Mr. Gladstone may cxplro nt nuy moment, though ho mny live another 24 hours. Any nttempts to administer food seem to boro him. His attendants keep his lips moist with spirits and water at Intervals. Ho will penccfully during plumber." ONLY Tho p. uu Hnson, Chicago, (J, P. A. W. A. Kellond. A. 0 P. A. Louisville. caristedl's 1 W German Liver CH Powder Cures INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to. FIVE HOUSES LEFT. loini ut Cunnlughniii, Kus, About Huent from tho I'uco of tho Kartli by n Tornnilo. Sold by St Bernard 'mmmmmm Dru Store Price, 25 Cents. Kavsas Citv, Mo., May 18. A bpcclal to tho Star fiom Kingman, Kas., says : prob-nbly.di- o FORBIDDEN' INFORMATION. News Itolating to Prospective Nmnl JIovo. meats Will Not bo Sent by tho Commercial Cable Co, New Yoitic, Mny 18. Tho Commercial Cable Co. sent out tho following notice: "The United States authorities declare thaball messages containing information of prospective naval movements and current military operations aro inimical to tho United States, and arc consequently forbidden. Senders of press and other messages nro requested not to include such matter. If any such is found it will bo stricken out structive. by tho censor." ONLY 15 CENTS A COI'Y, by mail First Kerr Ilaiujuhlrn Volunteers. bend your order to Nbw Yonic, May 18. Tho Tlrat regiTHE BEE, ment of New Hampshiro volunteers, L'mncror Nlllluin, In Person, Itcad tha 1,150 strong, passed through Jersey Earunoton, Kv. Nprech, Which uu Devoted CIohIiir City en routo to Chlckamuuga. to Internal Affairs. "A destructive tornado swept over tho western part of this county last night about six o'clock. The town of Cunningham was almost swept olf tho was Tho town struck earth. In Tho tho southwest corner. northIn traveled cloud a westerly direction, demolishing tho hotel two livery barns, part of tho Wichita & Western depot nnd part of tho business nnd residence portions of tho town. Thcro are only five houses left standing, Tho truck of tho storm nns 200 ytuds wide, nnd everything was swept clean. People saw tho cloud about twenty minutes before it struck the town and rushed to their cellars. Nobody was seriously iujuted, although a good Tho deal of htoclc was killed. on of sloud raised tho edgo town, jumped over a farmhouso and then struck tho giound again. Tho storm w ns preceded by n terrible rnln nnd hail. Cunningham is a small town on tho Wichita ,te Western road, CO miles west of Wichita. PRUSSIAN DIET CLOSED. "50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS FARMING.5' IN Published by the JNew York Tribune Second Edition. 32 Pages, 18 by I2J4 Indies- A general review of the advances and improvements made in the leading branches of farm industry during the last half century. Special articles by the best agricultural writers, on topics which they have made their life study. Illustrations of old fashioned implements. Avast amount of practical information. A valuable aid to farmers who desire to stimulate production and profit. Extremely interesting nnd in- (AYER'SI i Sarsaparilla I I Cairo.... ,. V7.S Maw Orleans Fall T. x Tra. -- 1 1J 0 -- 0,3 00 '1 w "s ' 150 Years of Cures 1 Are The IttitilKtHtlllllWHIWIIIIIIimillHilHllllllllWrl Bee You should be. Tho Prussian diet as closed by Emperor in person at prescriptions tho royal castle. His majesty read his properly it lakes lime It requires speech, which was wholly devoted to When you take Hood's rills, Tho big, old fashexperienca and a completn knowledge d ioned, illl3,!i!ch tear jou all to internal affairs. Hu concluded witli of drugs It requires Iho druggist pieces, aro not In It with Hood's. Kasy to take saying: "At tho end of tho tenth lo have a lares amount of drugs-freyenr of my reign, I am slnccroly drugs. JIo must Rive the best grateful to tho dlot for having possible work, and for compensation mc in promoting tho greatly assisted he must be reasonable wolfaio of tho people. I derive thore-froconfidence that with God's asnnd easy to operate, Istnto sistance it wiU bo possible to preserve WITH THE ABOVE FAQTS REMBW which aro "jf of Hood's I'll., I I af ft what wo havo attained and to do jusHER WE'RE CAREFUL. up to dato in every reipeit B tasks, tice to fresh and Safe, certain nnd sure. All tftcompllshmcnt of which tho weldruggists. 'JZc. C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. tho ST. BERNARD DRUG STORE, ' V10 only l'llls to take with lived'. Sarsaparilla. fare of tho fatherland requires." No Gripe sugar-coate- llKitLi.v, May 18. Co Compound w it 1 sh Hood's m III ,BuW g tJ L' '4 War Tax. ' . (Lhcfimj Xx PAUL. M. MOORD, Udtlor ar.il Manaeer. t. BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. Incorporated Entered the Pcttolfice at Karlltigton as Second eUit matter. SUBSCRIPTION KATES: One Year, strictly In advance f I oo " an Momna, 50 " " ThreeMonths, 5 Slngla Coplei 5 specimen copies mailed tree on application. Correspondents wanted in all parts ol the county. Address us for particulars. THURSDAY, MAY ig. 1S9S. Cash wheat sold last week aj prices before unequalled except once in the past twenty-fivyears. e from the United States of breadstuffs, cotton, mineral oils, Exports cattle, hogs and provisions for the ten months ended April 30, 1898 exceeded those for the same months in 1897 by about The Commercial Convention. Exports for April 1898 Some very able papers were prehave been effected by the war and sented before the Kentucky State were about $9,000,000 Ilss than for March, but compared with April Commercial Convention at LouisAlthough the 1897 show a gain of over $18,500,-000- . ville last week. at the meetings of the Convention was not large as it English statesmen are contem- should have been, every portion of plating the building of national the State was represented and granaries wherein may be stored great interest taken by those who great quantities of gram against were faithful in their attendance. a time of shortage caused by The Hon. John W. Yerkes struck war or otherwise. Bread is the keynote of the purposes of the even now scarce in Europe. In Convention in his brief talk accept-th- e America we have plenty. The rechairmanship of the Convensources and vast territory of the tion. He said all people recogUnited States is little realized by nized the wisdom of the maxim "in our neighbors across the ocean, time ol peace prepare for war." but the almost enforced study of He referred to the magnificent our geography and existing con- victory achieved by our navy and ditions by the people of these to the strength and utter security nations during the present war of the nation 'and said that Ameriwill impress them with a favorable cans were fully justified in their sense of our power and greatness. firm belief as to the outcome of the present struggle. And standWinter Wheat 1898. ing thus secure we would reverse e The promise of yield of winter-whe- the old order of things and for peace in time of war.' this year is very flattering. To this end was the work of the Eminent authorities on the wheat situation are thus quoted in the Convention directed. Feeling last Bradstreet's: confident as to the great and as "Exclusive ot California and Oregon, yet, in many places, undeveloped wiih a probable production of 28.000,000 resources of field, forest and minbushels, the indicated crop of winter wheat eral wealth, leading Kcntuckians east of the Rockies.' on present condition, are bending their energies and tryis 305,400,000 bushels. This is about C per cent., or 17,000,000 bushels, over the ing to direct the attention of busisatisfactory crop of last year. When we ness men and farmers of the State recall the poor conditions in many Slates to a united effort to push Kenat seeding time, this forecast is a gratifying tucky into the foremost line of surprise. For the flittering promise much progress when our battles with is due to the weather throughout the west the foreign foe have been won and In March promoting the growth of a feeble plant under favorable conditions of varmlh all men may return to peaceful $104,-oco.ooo. at Men in businesses which are likely to be touched by proposed war tax measures are making efforts to shield themselves and their business by preventing the adoption of thebe measures by Congress. Appeals arc sent out now and then to those identified with or affected by certain interests which may be taxed asking petitions and urgent appeals to Congressmen against such tax being voted. Seems to us that at this juncture no American should allow his solfi3h motives to in any manner stand in the way of the general good of the nation. Our resources and wealth arc such as that any necessary war fund could be raised without crippling any line of industry. Our Congressmen, Senators and President arc at Washinga thoroughly ton representing united people, prosecuting a war against a common very common enemy. In our humble opinion those who hold the reins of this government may be depended upon to do all in the present emergency that is to the best interests of the people at large. If our representatives need any spe.-ia- l information they can readily get it without there being brought into action the commonplace and wearying process of compiling voluminous petitions and letters of protest with which to deluge Congressmen and Senators. Uncle Sam Says: This Is aV r" aiw L 4aahHvj7 America's Greatest Medicino. It will Sharpen Your Appetite, Purify and Vitalize Your Blood, Overcome That Tired Feeling. Get a bottle of Hood's Sarsaparllla and begin to take It TODAY, and realize the great good It Is .'.'( to do you, Is Hood's Sarsaparilla America's HOADS Greatest Medicluo. All druggists. ARE VERY EXPENSIVE. BAD Cost Annually Six Hundred Thousand Dollars More Than if Good From the St. Louis 'pre-par- Gen. Ray Stone figures that there arc 1,500,000 miles of public roads in the United States, over which 500,000,000 tons of freight is hauled every year. Putting the average haul at eight miles though this is probably an over estimate he figures the cost of carting at $2 the ton, or $1,000,000,000 the year. With uniformly good roads the cost of moving this freight would be only $400,000,000, saving $600,000,000 to the public This is equivalent to annually. the yearly interest on $20,000,000,-00- 0 of 3 per cent government bonds. f of this almost inconceivably vast sum would rebuild every mile of road in the United States at an average cost of, say $6,166 per mile, and the other half would furnish a yearly income of $200 per mile for the repair and maintenance. At present the peo ple spend the vast sum of $20,000,-00- 0 each year in the repairing of their worthless roads. This sum would build 4,000 miles of thoroughly good macadam road, wide for rural purposes. Experiments made in the Missouri agricultural experiment station show that in nearly all road wagons pull conditions broad-tireeasier than those with narrow tires. On a macadam road a load of 2,518 pounds can be hauled on broad tires with the same draught as a load of 2,000 pounds on narrow ones. On gravel road, except when wet and sloppy on top, the wagon'is daught of the broad-tiremuch less than that of the narrow-tire- d wagon; a load of 2,482 pounds can be hauled on broad tires with the same draught required for 2,000 pounds on narrow tires. The trials on dirt roads give varying results. When it is dry, hard and free from dust 2,530 pounds can be hauled on broad tires with the draught required for 2,000 pounds on narrow tires. When the surface is covered with two or three inches of dry, loose dirt the results arc unfavorable to the broad tire. In general, the better the road the greater the advantage of the broad tire. One-halsuf-ficent- ly d d Those who aro not versed in modern naval tactics and who are not posted In nautical affairs can not realize the vital necessity of having an amplo supply of fuel on shipboard or the quantity consumed even by a gunboat running at highspeed With the exception of its Asiatic fleet the United States is In no danger from this cause, unless ii sends a force lo attack the Spanish coast, when some nice calculating 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 necessary as shot, shell and powder. Today we have not an inch of sail area on any of our battleships or cruisers. Only such craft as the Bancroft, Helena and others of the gunboat type carry canvas, and the amount is so small as to give them but a nominal speed The quantity ol coal which tho furnaces ol a modern steamship "cat up" is almost incredible. The great liners runnincata speed of twenty knots and over per hour are outigeu to carry enough luel at each trip to fill a coal yard. The supply ranges from 2500 to 3500 tons, and the exnense of coalinc, not including tho price of the fuel, alone runs up from $1,000 to $1,500 each trip Unless proceeding under "hurry orders" a battle-shior cruiser seldom averages over twelve knots per hour, for to increase the speed beyond these ligures means "forced draught" for the furnaces. In other words, tho intensity of the heat is increased by more air being forced into tho fires, with the result that the coil consumption increases at a very rapid ratio. As is well known, the Minneapolis, Columbia and others of our cruisers can travel at the rale of over eighteen knots per hour when required, but to do this requires the use of three times as much fuel as at the twelve knot rate, although the increase in speed is but 50 per cent. The North German Lloyd Company made a series of experiments with one of their express ships a few years ago. It was found that the furnaces of this steamer burned ninety tons of coal per day when going at Ibe rale of twelve knots per hour, 180 tons at sixteen knots an hour and 300 tons at twenty knots an hour. Ilnormous Coal Uaters. If the capacity of warships was as largo in proportion to their size as merchant vessels, the fuel question would not be as important. Hut even our largest battle-shipsuch as Ihe Massachusetts and Oregon, can not take on more than 1200 to 1350 tons at one lime. From this figure the capacity is narrowed down to too tons for tho gunboats. European powers have followed practically the same estimates in allowing for fuel, and consequently the Spanish ships are also limited. The principal vessels in her service on the Atlantic at present haye a tonnage ranging from 5000 to 10,000. Including those reported to be in dry dock, Spain has nine of these ships, while in addition to several of the torpedo boats, which burn petroleum, are eight or ten gunboats and small cruisers ary!ng from 700 to 1200 tons. The Felayo, her largest vessel, would repuire from 750 to 800 tons steaming at the rate ot ten knots an hour across the Atlantic to Porto Rico, estimating the distance from Cadiz which is one of the Spanish coaling stations to Porto Rico at 3000 miles The Alphonso XIII, her 5000-lo- n 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-sion- s to increase their speed. If the Alphonso were required to average fifteen knots per hour she would burn iGao tons and run out of coal long before she reached this side of the water. Marine experts calculate that the Spanish fleet now in the Atlantic would require fully 7000 tons of coal to reach Porto Rico, even at the slow speed referred to It their bunkers are empty when they reach this side and they are kept from coaling by our the shortage of fuel would mean a sweeping victory Tor the United States vessels, as they would have the enemy practically at their mercy, and it could force them to surrender without possibly firing a gun. This may seem at first an extravagant supposition, but it is really what the Navy Department has taken into serious consideration. Besides having colliers with the fleet each containseyeral thousand tons of fuel, United ing Stales ships can obtain coal at a balf dozen points on the South Atlantic and gulfc oasts within 30a miles of Havana and within 1300 miles from Porto Rico, supposing that these points were not captured by our forces. p g war-ship- No. 3 on the Alabama Great Southern road, which left hers at 4 20 o'clock Saturday aiicrnoon, was neid up one mile below Cuba, Ala, 125 miles couth of Dirmingham.by five masked men at 9,40 o'clock. Tho men evidently got on the train at Cuba nnd two of Ihsm crawled over the tender of iho engine and ordered engineer Charlie Elliott to stop the train near the Slato line Wben the train came to a halt the masked men compelled the engineer and firemen, at the points of pistols to accompany (hem to the express car Messenger Nlckbn was slow to open the door and the robbers shot several holes therein They then threatened lo blow the car up with dynamite when Ntcklin opened the doors. In tho meantime he had hid several thousand dollars In the stovepipe Tho robbers'sccurcd a bag of silver containing $500 and left tho train. It Is believed the robbers wero all while men and are tho same that held un the same numbered train threo ears ago in the same place. Tassengcrs wero unmolested Conductor Ford was in charge of the train. Officers have gono lo Iho sceno from Meridian. A comparative statement of Iho gross earnings of the L. & N. railroad for ihe first week of May show freight to have been $295,230; passenger, $84,700; miscellaneous 27.75o; an increase is freight $33,893 and passenger $8,125, compared with the same week last year, and a decrease of $565 in miscellaneous. From July 1 to May 7, Ihe freight earnings have been $13,578,020; passenger. 3.75ii7-i- ; miscellaneous, $82,031. This is an increase all along tbo line, compared with the same period of 189G97, freight being $977,243, passenger, $142,346; miscellaneous. $81,031. Tbo total incrcaso has been $1, 201,620. Last car the railways of the United States carried over 13,000,000 passengers one mile. They also carried 95,000,000,000 tons of freight one mile. The total amount paid in dividends on stock was $87,633,371 call it $88,000,000. Of Iho total earnings of the railways about 70 per cent camo from freight service and 30 per cent from freight service. Let us assume, then, that ot the $83,000,000 paid in dividends 70 per cent, or $61,000,000 was profit on freight service and $25,400,000 was profit on passenger service. Let us drop the fraction and call it from freight and $26,000,000 from passengers. Dy dividing the passenger profit into the number ot passengers carried (13,000,000,000) q find that the railways have to carry a passenger 500 miles in order to earn $r of profit, or five miles to earn 1 cent. Their average profit, theres fore, was less than of 1 cent for carrying a passenger and bis baggage one mile. Iiy dividing the freiebt nrofit into the freight mileage (95,000,000,000) we find that the railways bad to carry ono Ion of freight 1,520 miles in order lo earn $1 or over fifteen miles to earn 1 cent. The average profit, therefore, was less than one fifteenth ot a cent for the carrying of a ion ot freight (besides loading and unloading it) one mile. two-tenth- better than cure. 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Cast your lot with us. you shall 11UI lCLUkll I OltWIU L'UlllllU shoe we sell for a good one. any Y W M Wi fc '' .. eia a iiw m . I DETECTIVE man 111 evetjr tuiai- ity to net as private Detective under instructions, Experience Address, unnecessary, vu w.tiu .1 1 MADISONVILLE, 23 KY. - DETECTIVE iACENCY, q,ei'B'a'it'a'C'e'8iiiiBii' DR. MENDENHALL'S IMPROVED 4? NasliWIIc, Tenn. ' rAA 4? I? 4? ? ))Mj0iMjJ-0MjjZo0'JOJ'- M WO0jZ3K" n nnmp n mm a ii UUIIU U IIUIIIU !i i CBTLL AND HI GDI JLW9h k !- -. ii ii 1m W&bTmTi7 wiiii miw liBBWVtt BUBS n Ponnir u TIniico? uuuuu' xvvi'"" I i I fc I Ifr Ax Jottings. 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? 49 4? OUAKAXTEED TO CUItE aL - Now is the time for this kind of work i & PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER For Spring and Summer .. Make your nest comfortable -- l 4 CHILLS AND FEVER The Sunday-schomet at Mitchell's In Tnstelosa. Noot school bouse Sunday morning wiih a large And Malaria ttliout all Forrnt. picture and tbo (he aborn frontline Klgnnturo o( J. (J. JleiiJenlialL attendance and much interest manifested. Prlco, SO cents ot all Dealers. Your correspondent bad the pleasure of PRCPAREO ONLY DV attending the thriving Sunday school at Pleasant Grove last Sunday. .T. G. arrcNDKNTI.A.iLI-EVANSVII.LE. IND. There is an interesting meeting in progress at Cerulean, Ky .conducted by Revs Sold by George King, St. Charles, Ky., Uurks, Sheffer and liutler. Crsblree Coal Mining Company, Ilsley There was a mcetling at.Uro. Hart's last Kentucky, Wednesday night. The preacher that was Surplus Fund expected to preach failed lo arrive, there- Capital Stock Paid In, fore Uro, D. C. Lilly made us a splendid $50,000. 20,000. talk. COMMENCED BUSINESS IM I8C7. There has been a charge In business circles since oar last writing. The Mam moth has sold out to tbo Racket, the business to be conducted by Mr. J. L While and wife, as formerly. Salamagundi. Notwithstanding so much rain, our energetic farmers aro 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. EHAYE THE STUFF.- . ii IK"BBsm. i h i 'WTrfllkBS9' bSB W 4? 4? 4? 4? 4? ? All sorts of Buildinp Material: Lumber, Doors and Sash, Yellow Pine Stuff, Lime, Cement, Builders' Hardware, etc., etc. OUR PLANING W HILL RUNS EVERY on DAY IN THE YEAR 1 , a a 49 49 49 4? And wc can furnish All Orders Short Notice. We will You know Ihe Firm, ireat you right. JNO. G. MORTON, 8 RUBY & CO. MADISONVILLE. KY. i (L fTfVVVirrVffr(( Reliable War News LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. Man-ningt- DOWN IN THE MINES. and moislure." We recommend its careful con- cord honor to those who conceived This is the clause and set on foot thi3 movement for referred to: material progress and let each in "We recommend systematic study of dividual c.tizen lend his aid to acthe road question. Each society is judged complish the desired end. by its public highways The conditions It is proposed to publish and of road building differ in different reclions distribute the papers that were of Ibis State, but our people everywhere should realize by their own experience that reid before the Convention. on a visit lo relatives For Good Roads. pare for the conquests of peaceful at Crofton. Secretary Jones, of the liarneslcy Coal The resolutions adopted by the commerce that will fall to victorious Company, has cf late been busy out he Kentucky State Commercial America when the war is ended on the road soliciting orders. quite Convention at Louisville last week and the supremacy of the stars and The Sturgis Coal Company has ihe Madisonville foundry company constructing embodied a clause touching upoa stripes is established on the high a new shaking screen on Ibe improved the road question. No other seas. pian. On account of the pulling in of a new Kentucky should have her part, enunciation 01 mat tiouy ot repreone hundred thousand capacity seals al sentative men of the State is more commensurate with her great re- No. 9 mine that mine was idle several days important than this which touches sources and possibilities, the de- last week. Secretary Anderson, of (ha Monarch a question of greater moment than velopment and fostering of which Company, came down last Saturday nlgbt any other to all the people of the depend wholly on the united ef- and wilb others ot tbo Knights of the Orient, passed a pleasant evening in Ihe State. forts of Kentuckians. Let us ac- lodge room. pursuits. This is an opportune time to pre- John Cavis is now on Iho regular list as a machine man and makes a good one, we are told. Foreman I. W. Day and wife spent a few days last week sideration. are the most expensive vice in which any community can indulge " ibad roads The O. O. P. on Its Feet. "Savoyard" writing to the Courier Journal from Washington has this to say about the status and prospects of the Republican party. It is pretty good, lrom a Democrat: Three months ago everything was gloomy in Republican circles here. The prophets, Republican, as well Democratic, bad already elected a Democratic Congress and installed Mr. Hailey as Speaker. Civil service reform was a vital issue then, andlbec. o p. had been weighed in Iho balance and found wanting. One-hal- f the Republican side ot the House and the Senate, too, was denouncing ibe Cuban policy of the Administration, nnd McKin-lebad fewer friends at the Capitol than any other Republican President in our hit lory, ibougb not so few as Grover Cleveland had after Grover hid given out Ibe spoil. Now all has changed, Chairman is not only confident, but sanguine The war with Spain is liable to termimln suy day in a blaze of gtory for American arms, and ibougb it is not as much of a Republican war as Ihe war wilb Mexico was a Democratic, war, the Republicans being in power will suffer no disadvantage tosay the least of it. The greenback policy of the Democrats will disgust Ihe busiout attempt at accuracy of aim the I' arm prod- rate can ue increased to 30 to 35 ness interests ot Ihe country ucts out West .re up in Ihe clouds, and shots per minute. With guns, or 7opounders, the mouey received for hem Is as good as rapid-fir- e gold. The g. o. p is the very old devil 3G shots have been fired in five Wmsclf to land on Its feet, minutes." y Hub-coc- k The failure of Sampson to destroy Ibe large coal supply at San Juan was a little disappointing, but what good is the coal supply to the Spanish, since they are afraid lo go after it. Franco is now charged with aiding the enemy by allowing their war ships lo take coal at French coaling stations, and Uncle Sam is to make injuiry and if found guilty a halt will be called. Capt. Stull, of the Woodstock Coal mine, made a trip South last week in the interest His former What Constitutes a Rapid Fire. of the coal business. of the Stale agent at Hopkinsville is one guards "'Rapid-fire- ' or 'niiirlr.firinrr' and he i3 therefore short a man. a i.Supt. Ciutcbfleld, of St. Charles mines guns are frequently referred to at was business, day this time, but few laymen really and, over one matter last week on Uarton is as a of course, appreciate the meaning of the term strongly in favor of Ihe United Slates giving Spain a sound flogging, as contrasted with the 'slow-fir- e breech-loader," Organizer Knight, of the Indiana miners says the Engineering News. "The distinction is not is urging the coal consumers to use no coal is mined labor. He one of size, for the rapid-fir- e sys- but what has lost by the union fact evidently siqbt of the that tem has extended from long ago the boycott was declared projectiles to and distasteful to the people of 5. inch and 6 inch guns, throwing 36, 70 and the United States. Simply because Secretary Atkinson could 100 pound shot or shell. The esDOG AND HOUSE SHOW. with improved sential difference is in the method bit the side of a bouse as wasanshown last FOR TUB DELICAW QIRL Winchester shot gun, of loading. Instead of opening the week when be was showing a friend the "W. C. Clark's United Show" to breach and inserting the projectile superiority of the weapon as well as his beYou have tried iron and and the powder separately, the lat- ing an adept in the use of same, will hardly other tonics. But she keeps be in Earlington Saturhim to an ter in a bunting bag, ammunition entitle regiment. officer's position in a KenDale and thin. Her sallow tucky day, flay 21. for rapid fire guns is now precomplexion worries you, Per- - k C. J. Carter, of tbo United Mine pared as for small arms; the ball, Workers, has been in Hopkins County for haps she has a little hacking 9 A Rrcat treat is promised for the powder and firing primer are soma days in Ihe interest of that organiza- T cough, also, xler head aches 1 people of Earlington, boys and united, the powder in the metallic tion. Carter left Hopkins County in 1892 girls, big and little, qld and young, and she cannot study. Give her in to coal case attached to the shot and the anddebt nowa here company of fhis county on Saturday of this week, when is to teach miners how to primer in the center of the conduct Ibeir business relations with Iheir W. C. Clark's United Show will base of this case. There are a employers, It is moro than probable that give exhibitions here on that one number of types of rapid-gr- e guns, Ibe better class of Hopkins County miners day only. Save yourself and your The oil will feed her wasting $ money, it won't take much money, differing in the way this fixed am- do not desire or need his instructions and would rather follow their avocation in body theglycerine will soothe munition is fed to the gun and their own straightforward, honest manner. to see this great aggregation of fired, The 6 pounder It is a great en It has not been many months since an T her cough, and the hypophos- - 7 trained animals. phiteswill give new power and guns of the organizer from Indiana was here, assocalibre) rapid-fir- e tertainment, of such kind as every ciated with Mr. Knight, who had previgor to her nerves and brain. $ body enjoys,good for the children, Hotchkiss, viously jumped a board bill at Hecla. Never say you "cannot You can and Sponsel types clean and first class. Tho miners of Hopkins County are a take cod-livcan discharge 100 shots in 4m. 263., little choice and are not likely (o follow oil" until you vary the regular Earlington pashave tried Scott's Emulsion. & timeseeing the soldiers go 4m- 4m. sfybs, men who jump board bills and the like. You will be obliged to change under the title of respectively, or 20 to 25 shots per The through with something different your opinion at once. Children 0 in character, choice and highly enminute with accuracy of aim. With- "Why Coal is King," has this tosay in one-pound- I Be To facilitate the movement of trains, a telegraph office was again opened al last week. Anew time card for Ibis and ihe St Louis division went into effect last Sunday. All railroads entering Chaltanoogi last Sunday wero kppt very busy handling Iho soldier trains. Two thousind Wisconsin soldiers passed over Ibe Henderson division this week and many more from other States arc ex pected to follow soon. Operator Crosswise, of Springfield, filled the position as operator at Manning-Io- n a few days this week. Much credit should be given Ihe officials on Ibis division for the care and success attending the transportation of troops. Thus far not a single accident has been re ported We are told that the N. & C railroad company b.ndlcd thirteen trains of soldiers cnroule to Cbickamauga park last Sunday, A move has been made by Iho different roads entering Nashville towards the construction of a union depot. $1,300,000 Crofton Note?. will be expended upon the depot and additional freight houses if the city will give J Miss Nell Galloway, one of St. Charles' mem toe protection asked lor lairest young ladies, is visiting relatives THE To enable the conductors and brake-me- n here this week. lomako belter time and consequently Mr. A. D. Croft and wife visited In Hop- 1 belter wages, tbo railroad company has kinsville Sunday. reduced its force of conductors. Dr. Ed Williams and uife, of Mortons Conductor Ingram was one of the boys LOUISVILLE, KY., lo lose out this week on account of de- Gap, are visiting bere Ibis week. crease of force. Is the Only First-Clas- s a Tbo Serenade given by the Crofton Jews One conductor, we understand, made Iiarp band Friday night was simply grand. three days in one day and nieht by doub Day Hotel $2.00 Rev, T. D. Moore preached lo a large $ ling the rqad. audience at the Christian church Sunday in the City. Master of Trains, fJeyney, was kept quite busy last week at work on .7 new pight. time card and this week be has been' lookII. E. Brown, V. E. Keith and F. P. COME ing after the safe transportation of the sol- Asbrpore, South Kentucky Collego ca'dets, dier boys. of Mopkinsyille, were In town Sunday. Birmingham, May IG Passenger train Several of our people attended tho "free for all" dinner at Castlaberry Sund ty. MAtyfGER. riuslca! Ilulletln. KN7. Musical at Mr. C. M. Day's Friday night. Musical at Hotel Saturday nlgbt. Skipped Sunday night. Rained Monday night. Musical at G. F. Myres Tuesday night The advantages l a bank account are numerous. Mr. Mat Trotter, of Providence, was It is not to busihere Sunday. ness men uo aro talking tbey know all about it but to salaried Jesse Robinson, of Hamby Station, men, wago earners and to women spent Sunday with relatives here. There's safety it tbe bank is Dick Woodruff made a flying trip to good one. There's convenience-Ih- o money always ready and out Madisonville Saturday. of reach of your own petty squanMrs. Nancy Robinson is visiting at Ilsley dering, too. It is easy to spend this week. small sums when you have a large sum In your pocket Mr. George Veazey, of Nebo, came for his sick mother nnd removed her to his MADISONVILLB, - KENTUCKY borne, Sunday. Mr. 13 rick Southworth and mother spent' W. A. NISIIKl. Sunday with friends in Ihe country. O, W. WAUDILL, Caibler Rev. Wright filled his regular appoint3oplcirts (Lounlu ment at the Christian church Sunday. Mrs Riley Rainer and family aro visiting relatives at Crofton this week. Ferd Haider and Willie Kamper spent Monday night at Buffalo fishing. Ky. Mrs. Curt is quite HI this week. Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Sisk attended tho Captal Stock, - - - $50,000. basket meeting and baptizing al Castle-berr- y Sunday. Transacts a general banking business, fjeorge and Will Faull and Tonj Wines and invites the accounts of tbe citizens of spent two days last week fishing at Trade-wate- r Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has tbe finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky St. Charles News. WAR WITH SPAIN Bf ytt 1 IN THE GFtEAT NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER Furnished hy Special Correspondents at the Front. arVANK rfc Madisonville, The New York Weekly Tribune Will contain all important war news of the daily edition. Special dispatches up to the hour of publication. Careful attention will be given to Farm and Family Topics, Foreign Correspondence, Market Reports, and all general news of the World and Nation. We furnish the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIIJUNE and your favorite home paper, TIip BpE, f S Fiftli Avenue Hotel, 1 Per p tj AND SEE US, PIKE CAMPBELI- jssrjspfM t 9QB9&9I Done WnatShall t . ? tf BOTH ONE YEAR FOR Send all orders 10 ?1.25, THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, 5T. BERNARD BKNEKAL STORE. A STUCK UP If you looked over our new line of PAPER "HANGINGS you would at once say that you would like them stuck up on your rooms. It is a pleasure to us to show them. ' 50 i COME IN AND ASK i scoii's Emulsion ! f I TO SEE TMEM. f 2 THROUGH VtSTIBUlED TRAWSDAliy HA5HVIILE T CHICAGO. ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE, PiMfiPUffET WRVFRRH NfWORLEANS 35K,s4n' 4sand t t er i win Aon ItlLLHRU W. ',V'V'' t;SJeBa unTCi Jr., 4 IIUILL ht Globe-Democra- t, I r.P.'JEPfRIE5.u.P.A ctVAtWII.I.E.IND. - 'D.nJ1 ' 1 MAM fi 5 (A NA5rlVlllE,TEHN. i part: S. MILLER, mu f 1 1 xxsnnt iMJLA.f; motel, i 1 Baltimore, Md., May 8 The American Navy Department has been obliged to consider in the present war a factor which was entirely omitted In the famous struggle of 1812, and which did not exist before the present century. This is briefly the question ot supplying coal to warships especially become very fond tertaining. WClark's Show- -, ofitt and infants do not know 9 And beside the trained animals trained C.horse and Unitedshow At dog . when it is added to their food. 9 is a regular circus ring on a small EarIing.ton, Saturday, May a:. jt 50c 01J $1.00 j all drugetstt. 2 scale with bareback riding, trapeze SCOTT & B0WNE, Chtmlsts, New Ycik.' etc. performance, SSrSubscribe for "TltE Bee." Go to the trained animal show, Manager, BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE. H t i Mr'i' i JLi iii.L,,jiv.'-i&i.J'- : o frWr; a Cfel33ee 4,ttj 3ubuslrij twe KENTUCKY STATE TROOPS. THIRD KENTUCKY REGIMENT The Boys of the Pennyroyal Stood Well in Their Physical CAVALRY RECRUITS. A Of A NEW COMPANY Cfjriuc." LOCALJEWS. Earlington Sunday. Mies Garah Wooten visited in Mr. nnd 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 Egloff visited Mr. Miko Hanna's family a few days last wcck in Mauisonvillc. VV. i C. trained horse and dog show At Earlington, Saturday, May ai. Mr. M. 13. Clark's United Show prietor of the Bon Ton Bakery nnd Confectionery, informs us that he has disposed of his sweet orioles. He sold his feathered songsters to Von Nowbronn, Berlin, Ont. 27, war-tilin- g Long, the genial pro- - a; Ag Madisonville Commandery No. Knights Templar is represented by only one member at the Grand Commandery in session at Maysville, Ky., this week. Mr. Geo. C. Atkinson is there with the proxies of the Commandery. He went with De Molny commanding on their chartered steamer from Louisville. Mr. II. II. Holcman, of Madisonville, is at Maysville also, but he is a member of the 'Henderson Commandery. & 4, The towns of Hopkins county "that were represented at the Kentucky Commercial Convention last week were Earlington, Madisonville and Ilsley. The delegates , from these places who attended the meetings were Messrs. C. E. IMorton, V. P. Uoss, Madisonville; K. M. Salmon, Ilsley, and James K. Hash and Paul M. Moore, Earlington. Mr. Morton did not remain over to attend the banquet, but the rest of the Hopkins county contingent were there. Ascension Services, Madisonville Commandery No. , 417, Knights Templar will celebrate Ascension Day by holding services at the Baptist church, Madison-thi- s evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. Sir Knight J. S. Check will deliver the adi'ress. The Sir Knights will assemble at the Asylum at 7 o'clock in full uniform and march in order to the church. Thirteen Miners Imprisoned- - Young Men's Christian Associa tion Work Among Them. When the call came from President McKinley for the state troops, the various state committees of the Young Men's Christian Associations throughout the country were quick to realize their responsibility, and meet it with the characteristic energy of the organization. The Association recognizes 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, and becoming exposed to the perils of of military life in the camp and in the field, has decided to begin at once a work among the soldiers at the State camp, similar to the 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 Kentucky 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 material, recreative games, and other features that will be helpful to the soldier boys, the aim being to make these places of resort homelike and attractive to the men, and surround them with wholesome and uplifting influences. When the troops move from the State camp the Association organization, equipment and Secretary will accompany them to the field. Gen. Miles of the United States Army has expressed his cordial approval of the distinctive Association tent work as a usual agency in all camps of the army, and the colonels of the three Kentucky regiments, Cols. Castlctnan, Gaith-c- r and Smith welcome the work with heartiness and warmest endorsement. The expense of this work will be borne entirely by voluntary subscriptions. It is estimated that 1,000 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 Committee, Kentucky Young Men's Christian Associations, Fourth and Broadway, Louisville, Ky. AH the churches, young people's societies, and other religious organisations in the State arc requested to observe Sunday, May a?d, as ''Soldiers' Pay." and to take up a generous collection for the army work- - 01 tnc Association, Examinations. The Third Will Probably do to Chickamauga to Prepare For Cuba. The boys of Western Kentucky composing the companies of the Third Kentucky Regiment of Volunteers, in camp at Lexington, have gone through the rigid examination for service in the United States army with flying colors. The proportion of rejections for physical disabilities is very small. Here is the way the men of the Pennyroyal Regiment have stood. Madisonville company, composed principally of Hopkins countylboys, formerly Company E Kentucky State Guards,now company A, ranking Company of the regiment, sixty-fiv- e men accepted out of seventy- one. e Hopkinsvillc company, accepted out of sixty-ninBowling Green seventy-onout of seventy eight. Owcnsboro seventy-ninout of ninety. Henderson-seven- ty out of eighty-two- . sixty-three. Courier Journal. Boys of Western Kentucky Oiven Will be Held in Louisville From an Opportunity to Join, September 26 to October 1, Ih Conjunction With Fall Trots of the Louisullle Fair and Kentucky State duards flustered in at Louisville. Louisville, Ky., May 17th A y&Mfe) i!tv sS c e e Paducah eighty-eight. seventy-ninsixty-thre- c out out of of of Hartford eighty one. Glasgow eighty-two- e seventy-tw- o . out t e Morgantown seventy-seven- sixty-eigh- . eighty-thre- out of out of out of Lexington ninety. Bardstown seventy-five- . fifty-eig- Lieut. Bassett made a trip to Hopkinsvillc to get other recruits to fill out his company. The Belt Electric Line hauled 32,000 people Sunday when Lexington was full of visitors to the Kcntukcy military camps. The examination of the men of the Third regiment was completed Monday afternoon, but several of 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. 1 I " "" much difficulty, were lilted through Rice: but there were no the Opening Song Lord we come fatalities. to worship Thee. Prayer By Mr. J. R. Dean. Notice. Song Music and Love. When you need anything in the Responsive Reading By Superway of Watch, Clock, or Jewelry intendent and School. repairing, take it to J. II. Song Anywhere with Jesus. the jeweler at J. W. Address By Superintendent. store, Earlington, Ky. Only Recitation "Bunch of Flowers fust class work done. I also do Hazel Fawcctt, Elsie Brown, nil kinds of sewing machine and Halite Slaton, Ruth Wooldridgc. bicclu repairing and keep in stock Recitation "What do the chilall kinds of machine needles and dren read?" Ida Brown. Recitation repairs and oils and bicycle sun--"The noisy seven" Mries and repairs and when you Eugene Foster. need a clock, watli, or spectacles, Song Sunshine in the soul." don't forget that I can furnish you Collection. prices. Eyes same at haid-timRecitation "What I would do" tested and fitted without extra Lucy Fawcctt, Lcdie Cazort charges. mi2 imo. Clarence Clark. Song Loyalty to the Master. MOREVOLUBIEERS. Recitation Lanie Cczort. Recitation "Lord's day" Sadie Stokes. Train Loads Pass Here Over the Anthem By thp Chojr. Louisville aqu INasiivjjie. Recitation Florence Clarke. Recitation Katie Larnli. Twq regiments, the S,ccond and. (Recitation ''Stray Sun Beam" Wisponsin Third., Volunteers passed through Earlington Satur-- , Bessie Hollingsworth, Closing song We'll never say iay niglnand Sunday and in ad- good-bydition there were several trains of nrmy supplies en route South. The Westfleld (Ind.) News prints the The enthusiasm keeps up well following in regard to an old resident of McAvoy. for here nnd there i always a goodly that place; "Frank of the L., N. A. many & C. In the employ number of our people out to cheer years Ky here, says: "I have used Chamberlain's the soldier beys on their way. Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for Thu Third regiment (Wisconsin) ten years or longer am never without it best remedy hand got off the train Sunday and in my bouse. I consider it thetake pleasure I of the kind manufactured. played for the assembled populace. In recommending It.' " It is a specific for They had a narrow escape from all bowel disorders. For sale by St. Berbeing left and had to pile on, in- nard Drug Store, Earlington; George King, struments and all, as best they St. Charles; Den T, Robinson, Jflortops Gap. could after the train started. nir-shaf- Children's Day Observed Sturgis, Ky., May 17. A loaded truck crushed down the incline at A church full of people, the the Paducah Coal Compan's mines bulk of whom were children, were hero last night at it o'clock, present and participated in the knocked down the supports of the Children's Day Services at the slope and caused a general cave-iMethodist Episcopal Church, nt the mouth of the mines. Thir- South, Sunday morning last. teen men wore thus imprisoned in The very interesting program the bowels of the earth. Ropes that was rendered was as follows, were secured, and the men alter conducted by Superintendent n t, Capt. Ballance, 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 co next. The or der is that the first two regiments Tuesday's treasury statement to move will go to Chickamauga The Best Remedy for Rheumatism. 7 and the last one to Washington. showed a cash balance of W. C. Clark's United Show-trai- ned 9 From the Fairhaven (N. Y.) Register. and a gold reserve of This will send the Pennyroyal horse and dog show At Mr. ames Rowland of this village states regiment towards Cuba, if the years his wife was a Earlington, Saturday, May 21. that for twenty-fivabove indications prove true. A few nights sufferer from rheumatism. $207,-083,90- Rev. Jackson preached at the A M K Zion church, Sunday. The State Encampment of the The people ot this place want the KenKentucky G. A. R. will be held at tucky conference to meet here Bowling Green on Wednesday and Revs. A. liuncb and I W. Selectmtn Thursday, May 25 and 26. Prepar- were out fishing last week our atMHANTicn $190.00 in aoLD. ations have been made for enterProf. Cabel and Sanders, Mes James Wo will pay Oue Hundred Dollars In Gold for taining those who attend in the Rosa Jackson, Earlie Walls and many any and eTcry case of couch and colds nliera 110 benefit It derlrcd from the one of Dr. Otto' most hospitable manner, and it is others were out from Madisonville last Sunday. Sprncc Cum Italsam. It contains nollilnc In. jurlou and Is so pleasaut to take. lltwaro of expected that this encampment Itnltatlom. will be a notable one in view of MORTONS GAP. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store war the generally enthusiastic The parting bells are ringing. spirit prevailing among all More than Go per sent of the toThere is nothing too Rev. Robbs began his pastoral work bacco crop is said to have been good now for anybody who is or here Sunday. Miss Allie Bean, of Hanson, is visiting planted in the Western Kentucky has been in any way identified her sister. district. The plants are large and with the United States army. fine. The Louisville and Nashville to Jake Bogges has gone to parts unknown us. Railroad will sell round-tri- p tickets greater includes the less. Hood's On account ot rain, the fishing pi:n'c The Sarsaparilla cures scrofula, and may be to Bowling Green at one fare was postponed. to depended upon to cure boils and pimples. on May 24 and 35, limited Qdile a number o( our people were in May 29. your town Sunday. Lieut. Edmund Sehon 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 to recruit cavalrymen for the regular army. He will have but a day or two for each town, and all who desire to enlist should be in town ready to confer with him when he arrives. He will be in Bowling Green Thursday and Friday of this week. Hopkinsvillc, Saturday. Huntingdon, Tenn., Sunday and Monday of next week. Paducah, Tuesday and Wednesday. Henderson, Thursday. (Jwensboro, Friday. He will return to Louisville Saturday, May 28. Recruits will be provided transportation, and all expenses will be paid from the place and date of enlistment. Horses, arms, clothing and all other necessities arc provided by the Government upon the recruit's joining his regiment. The arms arc carbine, revolver and saber. The carbine is the model of 1896, caliber .30; the revolver is Colt's improved Enlistments are for .38 long. three years, with the privilege of honorable discharge at the end of the war if desired. Recruits must be men of good character, between eighteen and thirty-fivyears of age, single, not less than five feet ten, between 125 and 165 pounds in weight, must have strong lungs, sound heart and be free from disease of any kind: and must be citizens of the United States or have made legal declaration of becoming 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 vicinity of Tampa, Fla, Recruits for the regiment arc sent from the place of enlistment direct to Fort McPherson, Ga., near Atlantajand applicants should present themselves ready to proceed at once to their regiments. It is not necessary to be provided with aay extra clothing. Kraag-Jorgenso- cBmiitWmr mI 111 Driving Association. ' Louisville, Ky., May 17. The open 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 und over 2,000 was raised. About $10,000 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 ached. Mis physician advised him 10 laice noou s barsaparilla anu he did so. When be had taken two bottles be was cured He is now able to do a man's work." Geo. D. Webd, Three Springs, Ky. Hood's Pills aro the only pills to take with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Easy and yet efficient. After.... Taking a course of Ayer's Pills the Bystem is set in good working order and a man begins to feel that life is worth living. He who ha3 become the gradual prey of constipation, docs not realize the friction under which he labors, until the burden is lifted from him. Then his mountains sink into molehills, his moroscness gives place to jollity, he is a happy man again. If life docs not seem worth living to you, you may take a very different view of it after taking 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. Colin, mustering officer for the state guard. Fifty men were mustered in and officers were elected. state guard company, the first to n The handsomest people of Eu rope are tne Tziganes., or gypsies of Hungary. They are splendid specimens of physical man and woman and arc rarely ill. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case ot Catarrh that can not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. V. f, Ciienev & Co . Props . Toledo, O. We, the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe htm perfectly honorable in all business transactions, and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm. west & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Waldino, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per Dome, sola Dy all uruggists. Testimonials free. Hall's family Pills are the best. STATE ENCAMPMENT, G. A. R Ayer's Cathartic Pills. manufactured by scientific processes known to tho Califohjua F10 Svkup Co. only, nnd wo wish to Impress upon nil tho Importance of purchasing- - the truo and original remedy. As tho genutno Syrup of Figs is manufactured by tho CALiroraiA. Fia Svbop Co. only, a knowledgo of that fact will t. assist ono In avoiding tho worthless imitations manufactured by other parCapt. Douglas, commander of ties. Tho high standing of tho Calithe ranking company of the Third fornia Fio Sritur Co. with tho mediKansas Volunteers, that passed cal profession, nnd the satisfaction tho through Earlington yesterday is a which to genuine Syrup of Figs has given millions of families, makes r. lnoble type of the joung old tho namo of tho Company a guaranty He served through the civil of the excellence of Its remedy. It Is war, having enlisted in a New far In advance of all other laxatives, York regiment, with Custer and as It acts on tho kidneys, liver and Sheridan. The captain's son is bowels without irritating or weakenand It lieutenant in his company. They ing them, In order does not grlpo nor to get its beneficial left the wife and mother at home nauseate. effects, please to keep house and await return. tho Company remember tho name of She knows what war is and what is CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. patriotism, and gave them The work of the State board of TUB EXCEIENCE OF SYRUP OF FMS equalization is drawing to a close Is duo not only and probably finished by this simplicity of thoto tho originality and combination, but aba time. to tho enro and skill with which It is 'Vrl Scnor Polo's invitation from the English Government to quit Canada will be diplomatically polite, but so positive in its terms that the may as well at once resume the packing of those thirty-tw- o trunks. Globe-Democra- T . I so-dic- speed. God able-bodie- d ur (Joloted (iftens. All commnnleationt and matters of newt talnlngto tliii column should be addressed lo icr Ceo. Alexander, Katlington, Ky. SAN FKANCI80O, Cat. LOUISVILLE. Kj. NKW TOKK, W. Y. e The school nicnic piven ntthnnnrW l.ict Tnesdav. comlnplml hv Prnf T T! Krpr and MissParalee Ray was a grand success. iuis is me seconu term that i'rot Qrecr has taught in our town and has won many friends during his slay The assistant, Miss Ray, grows in favor with our people each year. The U. Sunday turned out at the Misonic Hall to hear the Thanksgiving cermon which was preached by Rev. D Sharp, of Madisonville, in becoming grace There were more people out from Madisonville than we have known for jears. All on the program acquitted Ihemsthes nicely U. V. and S. M. NEW ENTERPRISE 3 5TOVES" 200,000 Bveitr ohm oivma BATIBFAGTIOIt. They are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen, who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers. They last longer nnd make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth. Fire backs ruaronteed for 15 years. -- If your Dealer does not handle themV WRITE FOR v- CATALOGUE. T.s. en last Bowling Qrcen, Ky., flay 35 and 26 Special Rates on ail Railroads. Ken-tuckian- s. Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co. NASHVILLE, TENN. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Maatela and Crates, Hollowwarc. Tinware, Etc. K, MANUFACTURER! OP S176,-665,0- e China, Crockery andGlassware, Cutlery, WOODEN AND Stcin-bcrgc- r, Twy-man- 's Latham Light Guards, transferred to the First regiment, its place in the Third to be filled by the Somerset company which is now a part of the First. A correspondent of the Louisville Post quotes Capt. John Fcland thus: n am trying to have Col. effect the transfer," said Capt. Fcland, "and I think it Cas-tlcma- An effort is being made to have lungs, Larce bottles, 25c. and SOc the Hopkinsvillc company, the Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store Gum Balsam the most remedy for coughs, colds, croup, and all soreness of the throat, chest and pteaunt and reliable Dr. Otto's Spruco WILLOWWARE. "Remember the Maine" is to be pressed on 610,000 pounds of hard tack to be made for the Army at St. Louis. The Burlingtons New Omahn-S- t. Joseph-S- t. Louis Trains To take care of the heavy travel to the Omaha Exposition, in connection with excursion rates, as well as the stopover privileges at Omaha, on all through tickets, the Burlington Route will establish, commencing May 28th, very fast trajq service to Omaha from St. Louis and St. Joseph. This new train service is the extension of the St. Louis-St- . Joseph wide vestibulcd Pintsch lighted trains Nos. 15 and 16. Trains leave St. Louis daily at 4.45 p. m., leave St. Joseph 8.15 a. m., arrive Omaha noon. The Burlington will furnish the same standard of wide vestibulcd main line service to and through Omaha for the West, as it provides from St. Louis to and through Kansas City or St. Joseph, This move keeps the Burlington Route in the field via Omaha for its full share of travel to the Omaha Exposition, as. welt as to the great Wes,t beyondThe Burlington's great train service from Omaha to the West has long been known, Special "Exposition Flyer" folders arc now on the press. L. W. Wakelv, G. P. A. de.-sirab- "I .. ago she was in such pain that she was nearly crazy. She sent Mr. Rowland for the doctor, but be had read of Chamberlain's Pain Balm and instead of going for the physician ho went to the store and secured a bottle of it. His wife did not approve of Mr Rowland's purchase at first, but nevertheless applied the Balm thoroughly and in an hour's time was able to go to steep. She now applies it whenever she feels an ache or a oain and finds that it always gives relief. He says that no medicine which she had ever used did her as much good. The 25 and 50 cent sizes for for sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; George King, St. Charles: Ben T. Robinson, Mortons Gap, It is said that dustlcss roads are possible by the use of a new material composed of fine carthv or mineral matter charged with oil which is spread over a road's sur face. Better Than A Klondike dold Mine. Good health is priceless when once lost. When you have a slight cold or cough Invest IScla a. bottle of Dr. Otto's Spruce Cinm Bal- Iw n Vn I T?t"ntVtfn TtttAecftir9 nnd irtTitrtTfntit tor tho Kitchen, Dining Room, Laundry and Dairy. (? I BICYCLES A SPECIALTY. 11 sam, the returns are irreater than a half Interest In an Alaska cold mine, as fold cannot buy lost health. lie ware of a sliaht cold. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store "THE BEE." ONE DOLLAR A YEAR. -- SUBSCRIBE FOR c would be to our mutual benefit. I have a fine set of gentlemanly young men. They have all been examined and are anxious to go into the First. John C. Latham, of New York, sent me a check for Si, 000 if needed. Whenever ham and eggs arc proposed for thp mess we will not he ha.ckya.rd in providing oiir pqrtiqn,.'' pu.ckien,'a, Arrow Salve. The best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store. Representatives of the United States government arc understood to be busily engaged in buying the 900 or more horses needed for the two troops of Kentucky cavalry. The prices paid range from $75 to Agents are also buying S150. horses to be used in equipping troops of cavalry organized in other States. r. Don't Use Drugs unless you need tbem, and then only pure drugs, such as are sold by responsible druggists. We keep only the best. That is the great distinction to be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so complete a stock. A good time to begin that spring medicine. e Letter List. Tbo following letters remain uncalled for in the Earlington postoffice, and will be sent to the dead letter office unless called for: Boyd, Mr. James, Bryant, Mr. Flury, Concllmon, Sadje, Carpender, Mrs. E. Eyesl, Mr. Will, Fiske, Harry, i jstmwmM to wrmt COAkBHUSDOWIT DONT FAIL TO USE- - ST. BERNARD DRLO STORE, llttYAN HOPPBR, Marnier. j for- i L - Coing Exercises.. The plqsing Exercises of the Public School will be held on Friday evening, May ao at AssemAdmission 15 cents bly Hall. children, 10 cents. Below is given the program: r School trip Greeting Song I Harry Williams week to identify goods discovered Kecitalion 2 Motion Song and Medley.,.. Primary in possession of three Clarksville 3 Pansy Rule, negroes that were under arrest. .citations ' 4 Harry Long goods there Five children Mr. Victory found Planting Trees 5 Twelvo Girls that were taken when his store 6 the Fruit Peddlers was mysteriously burglarized Song 7 Ida Croft, last time, and it develops from the a Kecitationi Lily Toombs, Eueeno Foster the admissions of the negroes in 9 Music Primary question that they lave pepn far A Basket of Chips 11 Lizzie Dean some time operating up an.4 down Kecitalion Gently Rest this line of the . & N- - railroad. iz Song A Congregation of Sufferers.. , .Hoys No doubt is entertained that these Eddie Darnell, Recitation men are responsible for other rob. . Italia Robinson, Carrie Atkinson Twilight beries that have occurred in Earl, Song, ., Dialogue, A pood joko ...Five Uoys ingtpn, Robinson Crusoo An Enterprising Druggist. A Shower, The Young Artist, Ald LaiR Sync, A Feather There are a few men more wide awakjj and enterprising lhan the St. llernard in IJer Oap, A Summer Snpwsionn , druggists who tparu no pains to secure the to best of everything In their line far their 70 Drill , , They now have the many customers. valuable ngency for Dr. King's New DisWell flachlne for Sale, Cougbs "and covery for Consumption, I have a eood Well Drilling Colds. This is the wonderful remedy that horse power Is producing such a furor over the country vtnHiino. with ten It absolutely cures tinselling engine, all in good run by its startling cures. Hoarseness and all Asthma, Bronchitis. ning Qruer Wllicii t win hcii ruusuu- - affections of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. Call at the above drug store and get a trial RICHARD PALMER, bottle free or regular size 50 cents and $ I bt Charles, Ky. Guaranteed to cure or price refunded. Bf Uerry-pickers 11 Burton, Capt.Ino.W. Baken. W-Colien, Airs. Bettte, Crawford, Mr. H. H. Edwards, Mr. Frank, Fisher, Lee, NQT LQCA& TALENT, Hardlng.Prof.W. R, Jones, Mr. Ellas, Long, Mrs. Josie, Knight. B. B., McNary, Henry, Discovery at Clarksvillo Proves Monroe, Jennie, Millbourne, W. H. Moore, Mrs. Jane, That Burglaries Here Have Sisk, E. W. Parham, William, Stanly, Mrs. Ada, Stevens, Mr, L. Been Committed by Wyllis, Lucian Vandyke, Mr, las. Travelers. Wynn, Mrs. Bettle, Williams, Willie Yancey, Mr. Henry. Mr. J no. M. Victory made a Williams, Billle, C. G. Kobikson, P. M. to Clarksville, Tenn., last Young man, dress up. Don?t be a fop, DAILY CAPACITY-- s r-- .000' '. write PRICES. RqfERfeMCE f3i Clark's United Show-tra- ined horse and dog show Al Earlington, Saturday, May 21. W. C. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. How to Look Good. Good looks are really mors than skin but 4L For Infants and Children. 8 ,,,....,... ,,,.,,..,.,.., ,... TAm-nAV- Music.,,, ,,,..,,..,... .... ,,...,,..,,...... sioner of the Western Kentucky lunatic Asylum at Hopkinsvillc deep, depending entirety on a healthy con- Tfoe KM Yoy H9V8 Always Bought dition of all the vital organs. If the liver is Inactive, you have a bilious look; if your stomach is disordered, you have a dyspeptic look; if your kidneys are affected, you Plawuuro of have a pinched look. S,ecqfe good, health, and yqu wjll sqrely have goad looks. Sold by St, Bernard Drug Store. "Electric letters" is a good. Alterative and Tonic. Acts directly on the stomach, The Standard Oil Company owns llyer and. kidneys, purifies the blood, cures pimples, blotches and boils, and gives a a big tank steamer with a capacity good complexion. Every bottle guaranteed of 720,000 gallons of oil and a Sold at St. llernard Drug Store, jo cents speed of 12 knots per hour. per bottle. Dr. OUo'h Spruce Cum Dalsam Is a scientific discoveries and comMr. E. M, Flack, of Hopkins-vill- e remrdy liasoil mi modernrenown who lia a cItcii pounded by chemists of throat and lunu dUoaKes a life study. Ask you' has been appointed by Gov. to procure It for yon If not lit etock. Bradley to succeed Mr. E. P, druKxUt two sites. 25c. and 50c. Hold In deceased, as commisCampbell, Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. look well dressed. Our Tailor Made Clothing is well and artistically made. We have stacks of samples. Genuine gooddat reasonable prime C&$fM&&Y. the BEST STEAM TIE n - MARKET. . 5flD ""r.''S COAL on US A TRML St. Bernard Hmwainr! Genl Store. ORDEFfcAND YOU WILL UjSC HO fr- .. fr OTHER . o ORDERS PROMPTLY GEORGE ST, KING, CHAKLRS, KENTUCKY. & tbt .rx ..1 - - -- .. m rUUU W . in., ATlSFACTlOU GUARANTEED - Q "It Is the Beaton Earth." That ! what lulwanln & Parker, mer chants of Plains, Ga., say of Chamber lain s P4iu uaim, ror rueumausm, lame back, deep seated and muscular pains. Sold by St, Bernard Drug Store, Earling ri i rung, o. rl uau n 1, ai. ion; ueorge ..( Robinson, Mortons Cotntnandcnt J. M. Jenkins, of the Hogsett Military Academy, Danville, Ky., has gone to San Antonio, Tex., to become a captain under Theodore Roosevelt. DRUGCIST, kpcai iuamj Gap. -. W. C. Clark'!. United Show-train- ed horse and clog show At Nice Line of Druggists' Sundries. Earlington, Saturday, May 21. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded Jtt W TJ & 116, J' 4? 1? i LAXJ.J.AAAJLAAAAAAAAAAA "."i i 1." tail'l ? T. 1 .. i l1 1 1,al adL A PinOlTTl fiiScsa THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. I1 J LES50N VIII, SECOND QU ARTER.INTER-NATIONASERIES, MAY 22. L HHHStHHHHeHHHHHH4t 4? " L, l I" 0 ory Verses, OoMcu Text, Mnth. xvl, 27 Commcntnry liy tho llcv. D. M. ajliivoo jlnho o ox sz . Stcnrns. CopyrlBht, 1SDS, by D. M. Stearns. 4? 'BOjoiio 01. "When tho Son of Jilnn shnll como 4? In Ills glory nml nil tho holy angola with 4? lltin, tlion Blinll Ho elt upon tiio throno oi 4? Ills glory." Concerning tho coming of 4? tho Son of Mnn lu glory bco nlso Mnth. po.v .Cj3.o jciaoils 49 xvl, 27; xxlv, 80, nml comimro Zooh. xlv, atinjjDtuos joj ODcdg siijx C, 0; Judo xlv, 1C. Wo must keep In niliul 49 thnt up to this tlmo In our Lord's min49 istry thcro was no commniul to go to every 49 creature, hut only to Israel, nml thnt tho beginning nml cml of tho story of tho church, tUilrh Is Ills body, la found chlcily .in tho Acts, tho epistles nml Itovclntlon. xho church, or called out company from 49 nil nations, bolng Ills body, wo would ex49 pect to find Hint In Ills body wlionllo sits 49 upon Ills throno, nml thcbo nro tho assur49 ances ghen us In Col. Ill, I, nml Ilov. HI, 49 SI, where wo nro told that when Christ 49. our Ilfo shnll nppcnr wo shall appear with Him In glory nml sit with lllin on Ills throno. Wo nro nlso told In I Cor. vl, 0, thnt wo shnll judgo tho world, and this Is In nccortl with l's. cxllx, 5 0. Thnt tho Son of Mnn shall como lu glory Is ns certain as that Ho onco enmo In humiliation. 83. "And before Him shnll bo gathered all nations, nnd Ho shall soparnto thorn ono from another, ns n shepherd tllvldoth sheep from tho goats." In tho context of tho passages quoted concerning His coming in glory wo cannot but notlco that tho Spirit nhvnys speaks of dcllvernneo for WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE Israel ami judgment upon her enemies EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTOBIA," AND nml blessing for her friends, nnd that is "PITCHER'S CASTOBIA," AS OUR TRADE MARK. Just tho story hero, In perfect nccord with testimony of tho prophets, Hyannis, Massachusetts, tho Lord God will do nothing, but"Surely I, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, Ho tho " PITCHER'S CASTORlA," tho same Ills secret unto Hid servants, tho was the originator prophets" (Amos 111, 7). Therefore If on cvcrV wo would know His purposes wo must go has home and does now l Ho has told them. Wo to thoso wrapper. therefore to whom "Havo tho prophets said signature bear the Inquire, anything about His judging tho nations been This is the original "PITCHER'S CASTORlA," which or nbout sheep nnd goats?" As v o cannot understand tho first verso In tho Now TesAmerica over thirty used in the homes the Mothers tament without n considerable knowledgo the wrapper and see is of tho Old, so thcro nro ninny other things years. LOOK CAREFULLY In tho Xcw Testament which require, tho the hind you have always bought on l0 light of tho Old Testament, and this judgment of tho nations Is ono of them. Any ' wrapono familiar with Joel III, Kcph. HI nnd In Kzck. xxxlr will feel per. No one has authority from me to use my name except our lesson nml will almost at homothis not confound The Centaur Company ofwliich Chas. II. Fletcher is President. judgment of living nations cither with tho judgment sent of Christ or that of tho great whlto throno (liom. xlv, 10; II Cor. March 8, 1897. ... &-v, 10; Itov. xx, 12), tho former for bcllov-er- s only nnd tho latter for tho rest of tho dead, who tako no part In tho first resurrection, nt tho end of tho thousand years. life of Do child by accepting endanger 83, 84. "Como yo blessed of My Father, from prepared for a cheap substitute which some may offer you Inherit tho kingdomtho world." you seems tho foundation of It into mo thnt our Lord must bavo had tho few more pennies on it), makes (because words In Kzck. xxxlv In Ills mind, for which does not know. gredients of tbcro wo read of sheep and goats, nnd of tho 111 treatment of the diseased nnd tho sick, nnd of blessing thnt fehnll como to other nations through Israel becnuso they BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF woro Israel's friends, Tho blessings of tho rhurch in her oneness with Christ nro spoken of ns prepared "Before tho foundation of tho world" (John xvli, 21; I Pot I, CO; Kph. I, 4), whtlo tho blessings of other nations through Israel seem to bo "From tho foundation of tho world" (Ilov. xlll, 8; xvll, 8). Hut without pressing this I only nsk that you distinguish between tho millennial kingdom of blessing to nations through Israel and tho kingdom of God tho Father to follow It 05, 30. Theso nro good works prepared . for nil bclloers at nil times, nnd thcro nro TH CINTAUR COMPANY, TT MUflFlAY STRICT. NCWVOHK CITY. nlwnys plenty of opportunities for such ns nro ready. Even Job testified that ho delivered tho poor and tho fatherless and such ns had nono to help. Wo do not need to keep count of ! nil tho things wo do for Him. Wo only need to hold ourselves ready for nny manner ot service, wholly nt Ills command-meri- t, Popular Proprietary nnd just do as occasion servo us, as tho moments como nnd go, believing that Medicine Sold at Retail Ho prepares every occasion nnd notices for Five Cents a Package whether wo nro watching His wny nnd ready for His every oall. the first experimental 40. "And tho King shall nnswcrnnd say direction that step in unto thciu, Verily I pay unto you, Inasmuch ns yo havo dono It unto ono ot tho may lead to a revolution least ot these, My brethren, yo havo dono OS in the trade. It unto Mo." Soma of us think that wo would have boon very glad to havo minis. it i Uemlsts. the Mpans Chemical Company, A New York company of m u u imUlelual tablet or "tabul" cuinisil tered unto Him personally if wo hod lived placed iioii the market about li ...In inetllclunl drugs whlc lilmd Win iwit coinprestHl Hjwdered prarttw of when Ho was on tho earth. Wo would I men tuuu any other, for the euro oral talned to Ito of more cent ral ue m . . mrlr origin lu on limuilriM tlltnttlnn or havo followed Him llko tho truo disciples levlaikm "t nuih UN loiiimon lo in. n bins nourishment and llnilnatliiR ivnslr. nLiAitty forni'dmllat u i weakr nnd linvo hung upon His words. Wo I i.l I. will to Include pritty nearly tytry The caloKue of Ills Included utiui . . ...I Imretarln,(lliilrat!indaiu it rewrite. would havo ministered unto Him llko r uhlcti llio iliyili Ian I diva. . e. fj i tie company laid tlowu the prluclplo rcmeitj for the aewptante of the At thoo women, nnd kept open liouso for til.l the hlithest Rrade, oud ao prrpainl that everj thine i nurlnu Into tin I'LL mt and unimpaired through any uliinled andprolei'ledua to retain Its iiuliil Him, llko Martha and Mary. Let us learn l,,.t ilmR4 abuuldbeiued, lhrlr.irearKtloti In aujr climate, dun Hi lapaimfilmu alimp.tini from His own lips In tho words of this twi.,1.1 Italu a tillh thf I It il.ri'- tidinelnodaorinoHiern MHiiie.tbetabulea t:on, mid wcurily corked. Kmh the rorka packed In alua, proteiteil jy nbaorlxni verso that whatever Is dono to ono ot His used hareTieenof a erode aoliltfli in ItVt iiilirnunU that no manufacturer of Ibeao for love's sako is the samo ns If done to small proiortlon from Ida output that every day Btoipcr could supply mon i would meet Ilia exacting sMcalIoi. lulal wcroln turn inkd In loinor Himself. aquallty not auruasedln Ijeauty ntitl t t I lit f norkmantblpby ihuaoiiked liy the 41. "Then shall Ho say also unto them iiihi rcold. IlaTlUKtrtilulrlilnhKtandard, mmtfaitldlouadraleralne'elaul It. the.in roprktoraroorted to the i aecei andnevereonwntlnirto vary from known, mid reven liundrnl tliouiand teil modern on tho left hand, Depart from Me, yo dollara In inelbodtof maUnR lliclr comment) oursed, Into everlasting fire, prepared for tested nlthlnlboyeara Iniiewrrwiitr udirrtnlnjr haa Informed ere xy American cltlrro concermnK tua amtenor anu auriiriKiuK iiuaout ui ibipaun javuiea. tho dovll nml his angels." Ho tells what DalnirtliouRhtful and itaiutnklnir fliMera of the chansed conditions that wrrp Ho Himself will say, for Ho Is tho King, 'Aftlin.nmmrelnl orltl. and cartful to note every circumstance, liarliiir a ixailm or tlielr trade, tho managers of the company liave noted upon the mirceMful proecutlnn nnd thcro can bo no mlstnko about it, and for (Mry H n present that then) approaches nnInsMent demaml for n lower prlco ullbouf h orllcle that uulven.nl nw, mid that the pevfric, whosoover would teach thnt thcro Is no reiilrlnir tho reaches or heavy tiercentaten for stipeiitiioui ercryihlnir. resent lielUB called ulu to best of dovll nml no overlastlng flro is In partnerwrapping and itacklnir or unnecosury protection acalnst ileterlorallon Hint might re ship with tho fathcrot lies himself, for ho team, but Is needla In tho caitu of n piirchasolnfTndett to lie consumed lu n suit the week. It ban alo liecn discovered, ond protrd by Ion testotlmonnd actual experience, la n liar and tho father of It (John vlll, to of tho that tbeao Tabules do not bavomighttendency linr lcen fualltle4 or uinilniitlou of ex exitected, Inasmuch as, under at flrai 44), nnd began his work by questioning celleuce from extosuro that favorable conditions, thosolhat bneialnlo'M In a drawer, n traveling bajr or pocket tho word of God and making God n liar. for several weeks or months are found to l practically as fresh ami as cfflcaclous as ever, Notlco that this awful placo was not preActlns upon Ihe-i- gnreeitlons. nml nollnc particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of pared for man, but for tho dovll, for God creat newspapers now sold for n cent Instead of the old rate of five limes that amount, and the general tendency In nil dlrccil n toward low rates nnd Increased sales, tho wllleth not tho death of n sinner. company have entered upon tho cxiierlment of putting tip ltlpans Tabules In riastelioard "Inasmuch as yo did it not to t artons, width they will uirer to tho Irado upon termstthlch will irmlt of a package Ittlnzsoldby the dnuiiilst or storekeeper ntn price lower than eier lieforo adopted for ono of tho least of theso, yo did It not to a proprietary rnedlclnc FIVU CUNTS -- ten tabules, or doses, for one half n cent each. Mo." Whllo wo nro rending, ns wo bollovo, The company will net discontinue the manufacture and sale In tho form with which lllpanaTabules.butwIIlofTer the cheaper the people hato lenmol to know and value thons may of n judgment of living n.tllons with desire them. It should lie plainly the benefit of such mm eipcrlmcntally-f- or Is Identical In both sorts, the only dlflerenrti to their good or bad treatment-o- f understood that tho quality of the mcdlclnn lielng In tho form and compnrntlvo rou of packing or putting tip. The fit c cent drug-cisI"?acl, yet thcro nro principles here which toliehadof all dealers, nllhounh It It probable that almost any singlet requested by a customer to do ao i but In any case a nro always tho samo. At nil times It Is will obtain n supply when carton, containing ten tabules, will t sent, postage paid, to any address for five rents In truo that whatever Is dono or not dono to stamps, forwarded to the ltlpans Chemical Co., No. ldBpruce St., New York. Until the are thoroughly Introduced to the trade, agents and peddlers will be supplied at a a child of God is looked upon ns dono or roods 40 cents, margin or ldozen cartons for price which will allow them a fair not dono to Christ Himself. Tho only b doirn (111 cartons) for ti 32. 6 gross (Til cartons) for f'.M.M. 23 grou(3,OX) cartons) for 9 uu. I'asu witn no order in every cusu. way to show lovo to God Is to show lovo to prooplo for Christ's sako. Tho only wny to provo our submission to God Is by submission to circumstances nnd to people not only to tho good nnd gontlo, but nlso to tho forward (I l'et. II, lb). 40. "And thoso shall go nwny lntoovcr-lastin- g I luhnU. Castleman, punishment, but tho righteous Into UrcckluTiilgc Caatteman I ArtliiirG. I.analiair, llfo ctornnl." Tho words eternal nnd overlastlng lu tills verso nro tho same, teaching Hint ns Is tho llfo for duration so is tho torment Why should wo crltlclso nnd find fault with what wo cannot understand? It Is ours to beliovo God, to accept His dear Son, to rccclvo gladly what Ho so freely offers nnd to rojolco In Him having perfect conQdcnco In tho The Largest Fire Insurance Company in tuc World. lovo that camo from heaven to snvo us and gladly yloldlng our wholo being to Him as n thank oilorlng. As to many of the Largest Business in tho Slate of Kentucky. His ways which nro to ua ft great deep, Does tho Largest Business in the Southern States. can wo not trust Hlmf 'Shnll not tho Judgo of nil tho earth Boylgiitr" (Gen. xvll!, 35.) Who are wq thnti wo should Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 $249,831,0311 dnro to sit In judgment On Ono who so loved us that Ho gavo Himself for usf 34-4- 4? 4? 4? 4? 49 4? J3BU0SJ3pU 'm 'slims III Text of tho Lesson, Slnth. xxr, 3140 Mcm ij (? 1 ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED. fv pm ose HI v s Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE, xn I BEST TRAINS TO fipifil iiuuuu.u.uuuwuiuuiu.mwwiuiu,, I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky. .. Ti i Kansas City, Montana, Colorado. Pacific Coast. Utah, Washington, Omaha, St. Paul, Ncoraskar Rlank HOXVM 2 5 5 I?. C T?OIlRl". Mannncr. P.ilmpr Hrmsp. 'RrnniUu.iv. Paduenli. nATJROI.T.. Mamcnr. new N. dinrrv Rnrl. MnQlivillo. Tennessee. Kentucky. S. H. NEWBOLD, Manager, 342 V. Main Street, Louisville, CAPT. T. L. LEE, Manager, Corner Main and Auction Strqets, Memphis, Tenn. Kentucky. A. S. FORD, Manager, 327 Upper Second Street, EvansviUc, Ind. a. M. Bra oil. OfTioo, Si. Louis or Chicago, VESTIBULED ui.r' llillo i TRAINS. SLEEPERS, DINING GARS, CHAIR GARS AN OPEN LETTER To MOTHERS. of of Wholesale A.grsjni JOHN T. HESSER, Hauscr Building, St. Louis, Mo.; J. W. BRIDGMAN, Room S5, Hartford Building, Chicago, 111. (&). 1 F. M. RUCQ, THAV. PASS'n ACENT, ST. LOUIS, MC HOWARD ELLIOTT, QIK'L MOR , ST. LOUIS, MO w W. WAKtLCY.atNXPA3nAQT..BT.LOUt.M I 9 THE FAMOUS ND. a Market. . COAL i i ou Are Going North, If You Aro Going South, that facsimile of 0&&&c&4S of for For all uses, from Earlington, Diamond and St. Charles Mines. Only Vibrating1 Screens and Picking Tables used. THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE I If You Are Going East, If You Are Going West; PUItCHASC TICKETS VIA THE has of at and has the signature of &is)7&&&k tf that it louioviuc . riAsiivitie n. h. Do Not Be Deceived. the a your druggist qJc I ff BRUSHED BDKE FOR BASE BURNERS BND FURNHGES. Whyfjbuy and so cccuna not he even he the "The Kind You Have Always Bought" t 3. 2 2 3 . Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BER- NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price? One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. High-price- d of Safety, Tho Maximum of Speed, Tho Maximum of Comfort, The Minimum of Rates. Tho Maximum Rale, Time ond nil other Information will t cheerfully furnished try C. P. ATM OHC, o, r. A., Or by X.07UVILLE, Kv. ASK YDUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MDNEY win m ft W. W. ETHRIDGE, VVcent ,, -- 3 &SitSfc-3ifc-CHRISTIAN wnw.w ENDEAVOR. I Cor. Ill, THE MARKET REPORT. Mot Xa Insist on Having The Kind That Never Failed ;Tou. Topic Tot tho Week lleginnlnc Mny IS Comment bj-- llcv. S. II. Dojle. od'a temples. (A temperance topla.) WKDNU.SDAY. 19. r isiriWi'J gjJ".-a'A MEDICINE for the n 87-3- MILLION a . i i i . 11 lol - i i t i iy 111 e 42-4- Christians, both collcctivoly nnd individually, nro referred to in tho Scriptures ns tho temples of God. It is well for ns to remember thnt not only ns churches hut nlso ns individuals wo nro God's temples. Tho Corinthians tho former. Factions nnd contentions wero marring tho church of Christ, nnd Fnul nsks them if they did not know thnt they, as n church, woro tho tcmplo of God, nud reminded them thnt God destroyed thoso who defiled his tcmplo. Wo may forget thnt our bodies nro tho temples of God, God'H habitation,. God's dwolling plnce, nnd may dofilo them, hut wu should not forget it. It is too important n fact to ho forgotten, nud itscoustnutrcmcmhranco would bo n stroug barrier to defilement. Who either by meat or drink could defilo his body whilo ho romembered thnt it was tho tcmplo of God? 1. Tho body, ns God's tomplc, should bo dedicated to God. It should bo given to Him. IJotu tho tnbernaclo nud tho tcmplo wero dedicated to God when completed. Tho body should bo dedicated to God. It fchonld bo utcd in His service nud for His work, nnd if eo dedicated and so used it could not becomo tho tool of nppetito or of passion. It would bo used temperately in nil tho relations of life. 2. Tho body ns God's tcmplo should bo tho dwelling placo of God in tho por-eo- u of His Holy Spirit. Tho tcmplo was tho dwolling of God. It was not erected ns 11 placo of mcoting for tho people, but ns n honso for God to dwell in nud thcro at tho mercy cent in tho holy of holies Ho dwelt. "Tho spirit of God, " says Paul, "dwolleth in you." God'a Holy Spirit makes our weak nnd impor-fee- t bodies His habitation, His dwelling placo. What n condescension But how can Ho dwell whoro thcro is sin or 1 h'o, 3, I1.S1 Corn-- NA 2 mixed, sio; No. 2 white, aue. Oals-t-No- . 2. SlUo- - Hay 65; mUc4 timothy, t7.CO$10.aj; Tralrle. M.5930 clear timothy, tr.60j&l2.51 lluitcr Crromcry, HGICc; dairy, liailc Kscs-fro- sh, ic-- r.ari I'rlmo steam, fd3i Porlc Now standmess, tills, llacon-Ex- tra ard shorts. 7'jc; clear ribs, 7is; clear, 7fc all packed. Wool-Ch- oice tub-t- t ashed. 263S30. Whcat-rutu- rcs cloed- - May, 11.20 b: July, I1.S5; 63 I5.7i9l00; clear, St tlrnln anil l'rorlloo,s. Louis-Hou- r l'aients.iiSWJdtO: straight. Wb4at-- ; rel. Corn Future closW. May, 3Hc n; July 33.se I), September, 31 'io. Opsnlnj quotations- - Wheat Ciiicaoo July opened at 1107, nqh onto I1.00IS, th,en up to 11.07;, : iScptembcr at und advanced Irregularly to 89)iJiSJXo. Corn July opened at 33'ic advanced to 30 c. Oats Jgly started at 20'ic, and sold up to S8?;c. Provlj-lons-Ju- ly ndranerd iork opened at tli-00- , steadily to 112.30, then OH tb July lard started IftMH, sold up to t6.C7U, then reacted 62 H- - July ribs opened at fa 3), rose to to t6 10. t:'i. and declined to ia.37HCW0. CincAao-Closlni 'o; September, f$!',c July. 11.05'ti .September, MHc, Decern bcr, Me. Corn May, 35o; July. SJSc Septem30c, July, Sftil ber. 3ft3:8),o. Oats-M- ay. 20Hc; September, 23;c rork-M- ay, IIIIIK; July, I12.27H; September. II2.I0. Lanl-MM.05j July, faCfl.S0.C7li, September, t.72'ia R7. K. W July, 1440; SepShort Illbs-M- ay. tember, W47S4. ClilCAOO-Ca- sh Wheat: Va 2 red, II.M; No. 3, do., II l.Vftl.3); No. 2 hard, 11.17; No. 3, do., II 1031.11, No.Ssprlna.!! 131 33. No.3da. 11.1031.35; No. 1 northern sprla;, II M. Cash corn: Na 2, S6238itc; No. 3, SS'c. CashoaUi ay. It.4i quotatlonst lyiieat-M- ay. No. 2, exports, IJ.7Ia St. M0; fair to choice, I3.634JH0; butchers'. I2.7SQ 4 75; cows and hiKers",- - 13 6031 60. Hotts-- 4 racking, IISVBI 63; butchers' hot. U5XJI.6S1 lights, H1VE.I 5tt Shedp-I'rl- fts rank'e at J3.34 OI 33; spring lambs, W.feaaW ler 100 lbs. Louis-Cattlo-ra- ncy 59e30c; Na 3, 29c. Lira Hlo'tk Mnrkct. llfcltsiw. Heavy draft, good tT extra..,. UriverH, good to extra Saddlers Matchod teams, good to extra. Strcetcrs Southern animals VIULUS. 14 65 OuUHO ...t 60 (hj;w M on . . IM IM) (XKI350 25 mtlW 00 (0 60 OKtllO 00 Wii 00 00 I 1 m m AsAaWii. Royal Insurance Co. jajljDoes cvor-mor- e, PAUL M. MOORE 1 Barbee & Castleman, MANAGERS. Southern Department, Home Ullice Louisville, Ky. yvysYawywsaeyyyayyyyyyy h... .. Hatred of Spanish In the Philippines. From the Chattanooga Times. EARLINGTON. KY Resident Agent for Earlington and Vicinity. Our bodios ns God's temples should bo frco from defilement. "If nny man defilo tho tcmplo of God, him will God destroy." This was tho law in Old Testament times. Thoso who d God's dwelling placo wero punished by Him. Tho sacrcdness of God's tern-pl- o had to bo emphasized, nud it nlwnys wns. Wherever God dwolls thcro should bo 110 defilement nnd no miclcnuucss. If, thercforo, Ho dwolls in our bodies thoy should bo ovcry whit clean. Tho tonguo, tho hands, tho heart, ovcry organ of tho body, should bo kept clean nnd puro for God's spirit. This would mako intompornnco in nny direction intemporauco in thought,, spooch or nction. It would forever drunkenness, lust, passion, excess-iv- o worldlinoss or whatsoever would tend to mako unclean or to dofilo. May this bo our aim to livo n lifo of Buch purity that our bodios may bo n fit dwolling placo for God's Holy Spirit. Biblo Itoadiugs. Frov, xx, 1; xxiii, Iba. i, 10; v, 11, IS; xxvili, Rom. xiii, I Cor. vi, Gnl. Eph. ii, II Cor. vi, Hcb. ill, 0; I Pot. ii, LB. V, 13. y 20-80; 12-111-110-210-2- CiilCAOO-Ho- gs Estimated '"receipts, M.OO'J head; left over, 5,600 head. Market dragging, 1J3J0O lowch Light, II 0OS4.35; mixed. 14.25 4.55; heavy. I4.20ai&5; rough, t)20ffiiaa Coti tie Receipts l7,OOohcaL Market, goodstcady; keep them in good standing. weak to lOo lower, llccvos, tl.t)0t5.23; others Dr. Edwin Ilrant Frost, of Dartmouth cowh nnd heifers, i75O1.70, Toxas Ktccrs, 13.0034 60; stockers nnd feeders, (3.0031 0. college will becoino a member of tho Shocp Kccclpts, 20,000 head. Market a shade faculty of tho University of Chlcugo nt 8 25 hands, 4 to 7 yeals old 40 35 wit B2 UK hands, 4 to 7 cars old 15 hand., 4 to K years old 60 0u( K) 15H hands, I to 7 years od. .... 00 txttf l5 10 to mi hands, 4 to 7 years old 75 W213i 0a 00 50 oo 00 00 Eugene Hall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burwell Hall, forncr residents A shortage of SI0O has been found in of Hopkins comity, passed through Earlington yesterday as a member tho Necleyvlllo (,Mo.) post office of the Kansas Volunteers en route Mr. nud Mrs. .1. C. Kuclscn Young Hall is their golden weddinr? nt St. to Chsckamatiga. Ixiuis. a nephew of Mrs. J. M. Victory, of A call has been issued for a Missouri this place. populist stnto convention in St. Louis, .Inly T. As the Kansas Volunteers passed Immcnso orders for provisions for southward through Kentucky yestho army keep tho St Louis wholesal- terday a private asked the Major ers busy. how long it would be before they Oscar Scrval, a prominent business should cross the Mason and Dixon man of Lebanon, Mo., was killed in a line. The- Major, two of whose runnway accident. Tho populists will uncles had been killed and another paralyzed in the battle of Shiloli, meet In Omnlm, Juno 13, threo days answered, "There is no Mason and the other populists meet. All shipments to South American Dixon line." In the same regiports from S't. Louis hnvc been aban- ment was a private whose father, doned on account of the war. fighting on the other side, was also The St. Lonls grand jury failed to re- killed in the same battle. This turn nny indictments against tho al- man was a brilliant attorney and a leged municipal assembly bribers. man of wealth bnt he declined a Tho president may issuo bonds uncommission and enlisted as n prider the existing law if tho senate vate. ' action on tho wnr revenue bill. Tho department of agriculture's speSome very illustrious military cial weekly report of the condition of names, both from the North and crops says that tho prospect Is imSouth, arc being perpetuated by proved. Meager news has been received of n appointments to the Cuban sercyclone in Nebrnska Tuesday after- vice. President McKinley. is unnoon. Albion, Wood Itlvcr nnd other doubtedly doing bis full share totowns buffered. ward obliterating tho memories of The Ohio naval militia refused to en- the civil war, and the whole counlist bavo as a body. As a result 400 the act. Globe seamen nave been ordered from Illi- try applauds Democrat. nois instead of 200. Ambassador Hay, at London, reports Distiller rionnrch's Failure, that Mr. and Mrs. McQrow wero not Owensboro, Ky., May 17. The nmoug tho missionaries killed in AfriSour Mash Distilling Company, ca a short tlmo since. At tho populist stato convention at owned for the most part by M. V. Springfield, HI,, tho fusion clement Monarch, has made an assignment bolted. The for the benefit of its creditors. The nominated n stato ticket. Columbia Finance and Trust ComJudgo Wilson, of Seattle, Wash., and pany, of Louisville, is assignee. James Wesley, of Tacoma, havo arrived The liabilities are, in round numfrom Dawson City, bringing 800 letters bers, $100,000 with assets approxiand 311,000 In gold dnsU M. V. Monarch A Jewish lodgo at Loulsvlllo, Ky., mating the same. also made a personal assignment resolves to pay Its members who join tho army, assist their families, and of his property. OTHERWISE UNNOTICED GROVES cole-brntc- d - middle-of-the-roa- -- d aBLy L if 'JjaSjV .WSF bo-fo- re do-la- CHILL TDNIC WARRANTED. Paris JttMteliio To,, TASTELES- S- v1 ISJuSVASCOOD FOR ADULTS. llnllmri!-.W- o aitul last vrar. ffiO hrllra TAHTKI.I&SH CHILI, TO .NIC ami Utn OIIOVK-- (lAtATiA, III,, Not. K,nttt- tt, Unila, Mo. PRICCOcts. I rt' J boneblturvo imauiairaaaf miarrar. Inailiwrvt'i perMlro nr II Jiwre. in iimi uniii pi,jrw)a. Dt never fold nn nrtlctn that mro such uulTprsSTea Vouratrulr. taOlvn aa your Tunic. .AUXgV.CAHrt 4(W NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND ST. LOUIS PULLMAN RAILWAY.1! PALACE mjddlo-of-the-roade- I SLEEPING CA11S Uetuern Nashville anil Llmltanoocn. AlrJ bama, Augusta, Macon, Jacksonville. Knox! vllle, Ashoville, WnslunRlon, Balitmorfll rbiladelnuin. New York--. Portsmouth Norfolk. Jackson, Memplils, Liille I(cc l cxerknna, blierman, Waco, Dallas and I'ort Worlli :i Palace Day Coaches on all Traim Information perlainlnc lo TICKETS. ROUTES. HATE8. A. J. WKI-CI- I, Correspondent Sentenced. Havana, May 17. News just received here from Porto Rico con T8'I It lower. 00; A correspondent quotes a gen- Tho Curfew Custom. VVWVVVWV VVVryrWVVVVYVVVVVVVVVVV wtryyssyayy yJ J fri,! ,A, fjn.it ,nr...-- i ..Kiyi-i-.:- . ,t,., ?,) WE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE. "1 I r IV To make our Funeral Eciuinment Ihn hft?t in this part of the State. Anything and every- thinpj von w.nnf-i- livr.. vw y & tv j - the lowest. t -- PRICES ALWAYS tleman who has lived in the Philippine Islands three years, to the effect that the natives ferociously hate the Spaniards. No Spaniard, even before the late revolt, could 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 not tolerated. This same resident of three years describes the native people as naturally docile and intelligent, remarkably so. He says a just government would find them as easy to manage as any people in the world. TiMMUKJCJLJHCiL&Tl'AiHBjlJkfl Boat Cough tijrurv Twtca Good. tjjti. in ilmA t BARNTT & ARNOLD. sinnpnnj;, iry.iT'Mmy.i.yu.rjjt EARLINGTON. KV nap iiymViiVJIV.ira?J w&&snrpnrf? u fc ....... An encouraging "sign of tho times" is tho somowhat uuoxpoctcd success which has attended tho revival of tho ourfow custom in tomo U00 cities in this country. Tho plan is torequironll children under 15 years of ago to bo in their homes by 0 o'clock in summer nnd by 8 o'clock in winter. Thq reduction of of young peoplo lias in sonto places been 70 por cent. May wo bo speedily delivered from fa! so notions of liberty which do not giro young peoplo tho wholcsomo attention which thoy so much need. Young peoplo who rccoivo stroet education ns "tougba" nnd "flirts" will tnnko poor cltizons. Moravian. j. ruse mm. Trust Him for n wny when thero is uo wny, for light when thero is no light, for nil things when yon havo nothing, for joy whou thero is only sorrow, for lifo when yon nro in tho midst of death, TJui3 yon will find nt lust that faith is not only righteousness, but lifo and joy nnd penco.- - T. T. Munger,D. D. ts esK, London (cpt lower quotations, but tho Improving tondency thcro nf tit the opening led to tho cholines being ignorfd hero whero prices wero generally higher. Tho market pursued Its upward course for a time, and tho gains In somo stacks wero qulto notable. The rlso oj prpes brought out offerings to realize, but tho market speedily lapsed Into dullness on tho resulting reaction bales or stocks to noon ncrs l?i),5C0shnro. Tho bond mailed was neglected, but tHo undertone was Urm. The earl of Kimberly said In the Halstcad, the American newspaper Texas steers, l!K)iil 05, Texas cows, ii) (31.10; native cows and heifers, M25Q4 75; Ilritibh parliament that alllanco with correspondent, had been sentenced Rtockersand feodera, UOOIiJOi; bulls, liTSiJ tho United States should not be ex4.0a Hogs-Hby a military court-martiof sales. $1.1001.05; heavies, at San I2034 60; packer)). ll.avatlO; mixed, HH& pected, such a consummation being a Juan dc Porto Rico to imprison4.40; lights, (1 0at23; yorkcre, II 20a 25; pigs, remote possibility. Qov. llolcomb of Nebraska has Issuod ment after having been convicted I3.50L05. Sheep I.umlM, Il255 50i muttons, 1X0024.25. a commission to . J. Ilryan, permit- of taking pictures of the fort with Ot 1831.05. ting him to organize a third regiment the use of a camera. of Nebraska volunteers, whoso services Cotton, A Bushel of Corn. Quotations for middling rnngo as follows: St will bo tendered to the president Louis, 57,cj New York, ?o; Now Orleans, As soon as tho 125,030 volunteers From a bushel of corn a dealer 5 Memphis, 51io; Charleston, &'ic called for by tho president are in tho gets fourgallons of whiskey, which I'lnniiclul. field, thoroughly equipped nnd organNew Yoiik, May on call nominalized, thu president, It is said, will is- he retails for $16. Of" this the por cent I'rlmo mercantllo papor, 5 ly Uitt! Government gets fa.Go, the resuo a call for 25.000 colored troons. 6H per cent Sterling OTehango strong, with Cnpt. Lcutz," commanding tho United tailer gets $7, the distiller gets $4, actual business In hankers' bills nt 4t!(t248ti for demand, and at 4K1Q183! for CO days; posted States steamer Alert, now at San Diego, the railroad gets $1, the farmer rates, 433!401d7. Commercial bills, 4821J. Cul., reports that thcro aro two Spanwho raised the corn gets 40c, the Silver certiorates, 67jia58. liar silver, 57. ish gunboats ot about 150 tons at GuayMexican dollars, 45'io. aovcrnment bonds aquil, Ecuador, and that thoy havo consumer gets ten days or more in 4 t-ulk al ClNCINNATI-llogS-ActlvO Kansas Citt Cattlo-Natl- vo sheers, 13 607 the beginning of tho next school year. firms the report that Mr. Freeman Will he checrfnllr furnlthed upon application lo Ticket Akcdis, of 10 Division Passenger ARerrM Aiempius, lenn. J II. LATIMEK, Bouiheaslcrn Passpa'rrijl 1 Ancnl, Atlanta, Ga. D. J. MULLANUY, Northeastern 1'nj.l ARt. so WIfourth St Cincinnati. "6. H. C. COWARDIN. Western Pass. Aseni.i Hoom Ky. lixclinnfo ItulldliijfJ IUtlAUD F. HIM., Northern Pass, uoom 3aa jviarnueti uidg thicaeo. J. L. EDMONDSON, Soothcrn Pass, ArJ iuauanooga, i enn. Gen'l Pass, and Ticket Agij NASllVILLK, ThU OI. JUUIB, jo, IVIO. fil I W. L. DANLEY.. BEN T. UOBINSONl "the cooler," and the policeman been there much longer than neutraland judge get good salaries for ity laws allow. AVtcax-toin'- fOea.jp, At lluey, 111., n burg ar b oke It to a sending him there. Cur-lylstoro, was nrrestcd and tuken to indicted by tho grand jury, plead THE GREATEST BOOK OP THE AGE I Alwayson hand a full and completcstock guilty, was sentenced to tho penltcn-tsarShould be in Every Dome end Library. DUUGS AND MEDICINHS, PKU! nnd stnrtcd for there, all in 13 hours. FUMERY and TOILET AKTI-CLEFeODII PAINTS AND OILS, c, DRUGGIST Kcntuol S y, Ills Kqtinls In Ilenuty of Boul. As thcro is n higher nnd holier Etato for tho church, so thcro is n fairer form for human society, industry nud govern-menIt is impossihlotosCt beforo mnn nn ideal of individual character which nttrnots him and lifts him up without his boon perceiving that tho individual ideal includes n Eooial ideal, nud if ho bo n truo man ho will bo truo to both. If ns ho Icnrusinoro of Cliribt ho discovers that tho only righteous courso is ono that will diminish profits, lesfun influ-onc- o nnd nlicnnto friends, will ho hesitate? Not for n moment, Ho will recog-niz- o Iho call of tho cross nud go toiling up n now Calvary, to tho coiuiu;; crucifixion. Itov Kriiul: (i Tyrrell. t. for-wnr- ijmjjra Trade Marks CopvniQHT Anyone sending a sketch and description may iulcklr ascertain our opinion free whether, on Invention Is probably PtlenUbla, Commanlca-tlon- s strictly confldeullai. Handbook on Patent sont freo. Oldest agency for securing pateuti. l'atenu taken through ilunn & Co. receive tjxetat notice, without charge. In the A handsomely Illustrated woekly. I.arjtet circulation of any sclontmo journal. Terras, 3 year i four months, Sold brail newsdealers. EXPERIENCE 60 YEARS- - Eaiaris &c. Scientific JTmerlcati. SCo.36'8'!-HeM6 MUNN ft V r W?W 1 j York V, V. Branch Oflce, o StWashlegtw, Is wrltlan br Itfalit lion. 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