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L- h cO J t P J- U LI LARGIST LNU OF i PAPERtn Weatun Xentucky Ii now si A D SISKS BOOK STORE d MAWSONvILLfl KY J Ji In till tlio leading designs and colon Uottom irIce 1 RuaraDlee- dfi Pt lPU IJ NINTH YEAR HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY MAY 26 1808 NO 21 1r LtI I W L The m I IIIlWarships I Whose mission is to protect our shores tand FIGHT Everybody is eager to know more about these superb fort resses which guard the nations honor 111We have arranged for our readers to- T secure for a nominal sum a I I Portfolio Series ten parts each con Itaining6 repro special Qr photographs 160 in alleach accom Spanied by Expla natory Text in twhich are describ- edr thevessels ar= tii1110F guns en power elc w j In short the very t information want ed for full of the fight maneuvers of the fleets and single vessels But this is NOT ALL you get out of th- e1cxtfcliclWJ for the islands which the will protect will re ceivetheirshareofattention reader feels on I turning the last leafthat he has had 1i 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each ljli Isomia wilt be icnt to any point In the United Sutei Canada tor Meilco postpaidTHU 5nRng COMPRISES i i No111 The Hawaiian island No a6 The Hawaiian lilsods fI No Cuba and the Wrecked MaineI IF No 33 The American Navy 371 Noaj The American Navy No aS The Hawaiian Ifland I The Hawaiian lilands No 39 Cuba ftjNo2433 Tho Mime No 30 The Hawaiian Islands If l ONH FOR A DinCtEN FOR A DOLLAR followingItsforwhlch ij No 0 00 0 0 0 00 li 11Inclosed 1 t Name t w State Street iliClty Wo will giva two Portfolios number 1 you may select for eaoli new pail sib sQiibG to Tho Beafor onoyear w t1S rtI JI W U i II I ANOTHER CALL FOR MEN- The President Issues a Proclama tion Calling for Another Batch of Volunteers SEVENTYFIVE THOUSAND TillS TIME An Opportunity for Thoso Who Were Dis appointed In Not Iletaff Able to Come In Under the Vint CM to Evince Their 1atrlolUm tho National Guard 1ItlnI WASHINGTON Iructlcally EahaudocLI dent has issued time following proclamation Itr tho rreitilont of the United StatesA Proclamation WncnCAS An act of cDazroJs wai approved on the nth day of April 1893 entitled An act dcclar nthat war oxlatt between the United States of America and tho kingdom of Spain nndWIIKIIXVB By an act of conzrosi entitled An act to proYldo for temporarily Increasing tho military establishment tho Unites States In tlmo of war and for other purposes approve April SI 1M tho president Is author- Ized In order to raha a volunteer army to Is BIIO hU proclamation calling for volunteers to servo In the army of tho United States Now therefore I William McKlnlcy presi dent of tho United States by virtue of the power vented In mo by the constitution and the lawN and deeming sufficient occasion tooilst have thought Ot to call forth anti hereby do call forth volunteers to tho asgresato number of 71000 In addition to tho volunteers called forth by my pro lnm tlon of the 231 day or April In tho present year tha same to be npportloacd ai far ai practicable among the H3vcralHt3to anl territorial and tho District of Columbia ajjollat to population anl to servo for two jren iless sooner discharged The proportion of ewi irma and the details of NOW WEST Plutoo Cristobal VlzcajaI Torpedo lloat Destroyer Torpedo Destroyer enlistment and organIzatIon will bo msvdo known through lha war department In witness whcrcaf I hive hereunto set ray hanit and caui l the seal of the United Stiton to bo UBUed Done at tho City of Washington this 23th day of May In thojrearot Our Lord one thousand right hundred and ninetyeight and the Indo pcndenco of tho United States tho ono hucdrol And twentysecond WILUAMMCKINUY- Hy tho president WILLIAM R DAT Secretary of State Secretary Alger said that tho addlI volunteers called for not bo recruited from tho national guard as were tho first 125000 but that the en listments will bo open The regula tions referred to in tho proclamation under which tIle enlistments bo conducted have not yet been prepared as it is thought that there Is no occasion for hurry in thin matter until tho full number called for In the first can be secured It is further stated that tho decision to issuo an additional call for volunteers was not reached until tho cabinet meeting Tuesday after noon The call it is supposed hero indicates a determination to press tho campaign actively and vigorously from now on FOUL MURDER AT KEY WEST Jniuo J Dorsey Found Murdered K l- deutljr lot Money lu a Yard at Key Weit Fin KKY WEST Fin May 2Jamas J Dorsoy was found dead in a yard with in a halt block tho Key West hotel Ills faco and head wore bruised beyond recognition This together with tho assault of n negro upon two sailors Tuesday night roused tho people to demand that tho city bo put under martial law- Dorsoy was 53 years of ago an old Limo Florida expert machinist Ho had received a considerable sum of money In wages Tuesday night and was un doubtedly murdered for his money Ho was so terribly beaten about the head that only a search of his clothing re vealed his Identity BiuMliup nt routine III PosiiAd 111 May 2An extra freight train ran into tho St Louis passenger train No 8 near hero Two empty freight cars and ono car of grease were badly smashed There was no damage done to tho engine or pas ssenger carp and no employe or passengers hurt Mantis U Tranquil LONDON May 25A dispatch to tilt Times trout Hong Kong says Manila Is tranquil The foreign cruisers have agreed upon concerted action for tho protection of foreigners la nny emer gency Thomas Wright was convicted ol murder in tho first degree at Dublin Tex Ho killed Constable John Adams Texas continue to organize Enlistment ol recruits to tho regular army In the Lone Star stato havp been large Tho iron pipe manufacturers of the south have consolidated making ther largest company of Its In tho world I Ugly rumors of underfeeding and poor care of the 8Q000 recruits at Me I IHorson barracks Atlarita OLMO be Inning to circulate EQUIPPED FOR EMERGENCE lllluoU Go Into tho FIeld Well Eqnlpjwi with hospitaL Emergency Bnpplle- CutOAoo May 5Tho Illinois vol unteers will go Into tho field well equipped with hospital emergency sup plies Each man now wears in his cartridge belt a packet consisting of one yard of sterilized gauzo onehalf ounco absorbent cotton and two and onehalf drachms each boric and saly clllc acid in powder to make the dress ing antiseptic Tho work of making a temporary dressing on the field is thus greatly facilitated So far as known proMedwas suggested by Surgeon General Bonn It is said however the govern ment will fit out all the soldiers this Vu3 KEYSTONE BOYS AT FRISCO A Noisy nnil Cordial Welcom CIrca tho Tenth rcniisylvunti on Its Arrival nt Sin PrincUoo SAN FiiASciBci M ty 2rime first battalion of tha Tjuth rJImn3nt Penn sylvania voluitjji naajbjrlnf Omen and 33 oJljjra nrriVot at time Otc land mole late TujsUy night but did not cro3S tho bay to this city until morning As the ferry boat nearjd this city nit tho steam whistles 01 tho wa ter front blow a greeting anti the men on tho Monterey and thou on tho transport steawurs City of lchin City of Sydney and tho Australia added theft cheers to tho noise or the whistles and bells Tha Pennsylvanians re spondcd train the daalc of time ferry boat cheer for cheer Time Item Crosssociety as usual tooc charge of the visitors anti conducted thorn to time rooms of time society where hot coffee sandwiches anti fruit wen served to tho men They wore bun I SPANISH INDIAN WATERS proclamation of Itny and thirsty and tho work of tho Cross was greatly appreciated Af ter breakfast each man was presented with a small bouquet of flowers streets wcro thronged with peaIplo who welcomed the soldiers Waving of flags and gifts of fruit and flowers which the donors passed to Inon as they marched along the street bn tho way to their camping ground at Fort Richmond where tho volunteers are camping THE ARMY OF VOLUNTEERS Ono Hundred anti Twelve Thousand Men HOTO Keen Mniterod Some of the Southern State Shy WASHINGTON May23Ono hundred and twelve thousand men have been mustered into the volunteer army of the States and tho official re ports show that tho greater number of theso arc ready to move to front Over of tho states have entirely completed their mus ters dud should tho emergency arlso are prepared to begin anew the work just completed Tho failure of some of tho states notably four or in tho south to urnls h tho men called for up to this time is a surprise to the army officers on duty here but is ascribed not to a lack of pa triotism but to a belief prob ably shared by mauy that tho national guardsmen had homo tics and business connections which they could not well afford to glvo up nnd that plenty of other persons not so en cumbered would readily be found to take their places Ample time will bo given tho states referred tola lilt the apportionment made by tho war do partment and tho expectations hero is that this will bo accomplished without much further delay LienS Sobnil In tho Ilolo of n Spy NKW Yonic May 25A special from Key West says that tho man arrested yesterday on board the steamer lana luau on suspicion of being a Spanish spy is Lieut Sobral formerly naval attache of tho Spanish legation at Washington Denies That tho Cablo Is Cut KINGSTON Jamaica May 2STho West Indian i Panama Cable Co denies do1Cuba1onco have been cut The company adds that Porto Rico messages will ba received I Klllctl by a CaveIu ST Louis May 25Hy the caving in of a sewer excavation Herman Schrnltz aged 25 and August Wisman aged 28 Wore killed Theo llcllmaun barely escaped with his Ufa Expect to Cut the Last of llunooc Cable WASHINGTON May 5Itis expected that the last cable connection between Cuba and Madrid will bo cut today Hirer o filiiTPittsburgh87 lS Cincinnati Z37 13 St Loutrso 10 18 Bt laul45 03 Davenport 38 02 1 Memphis 233 09 LoulsTlllO t 98 011 Cairo W9 25 Now Orleans 118 00 Fall T Trato The Royal is the Ighlllt tirade bUO powder knows Actual toil show It soc OttO third rurtJror Ibeim ODY other trad f ROYAtAKIf1 POWDERI I SOVAL tiKINI rOWDC CO HtW YOIIK OTHERWISE UNNOTICED k i Missouris exhibit at Omaha will sur pass expectations l aInJhreo blocksof frame building wert turned at Uich Hill Mo Tuesdaj iitght capITuesday J Prince Albert heir to time throne of seeinglieTwo lives were lost and several more or less Injured In a tenement house fire at Kansas City Havana authorities aro trying to grow enough vegetables to supply needs of tho city A SL Louis firm lies lIen awarded n contract for 53oJ nilforin for the soldiers hi thu United States army IN Maria float will will Tho five Now the eapi TILe Sixth Illinois regiment at Fort Meyer Va has been brigaded with Ohio nnd Massachusetts troops Tho sickness at first reported Is fast disap pearing Extensive Ire being made by the grand army posts of St Louis and districts for the celebration of Decoration day May 30 Tho Sons of Veterans and other allied will take part in tho cel ebration Miss Dorothy Matter a Salvation army lieutenant scorn of cupids on tho flno arts building at the Omaha exposition She did not admire tho nude in art Tho census of the Edwardsvlllo IlL school district just completed shows 1003 persons under the ago of 21 years Of this number 1785 Ire white 887 be ing males and 893 females The sentiment in favor of an Anglo American alllaneo Is increasing with not among residents of but in semiofficial and even circles Marion Cooper of Maryvlllo Mo has received news of tho death of his brother Joseph Cooper exsheriff of Nodaway county in Homer Cools inlet Alaska seven months ago Contractors who Ire furnishing sup plies for tho army arc discovering that It will not pay to try any tricks on their uncle Tho inspection of alt supplies is of the most rigid character The battleship Oregon and consorts the Marietta and Buffalo arrived off Jupiter Inn Tuesday night Lieut Davis of tho Oregon was put ashore at Jupiter and tho vessel then stood out to sea A terrible explosion of gasoline oc curred at the plant of tho American Steel and Foundry Colt Granite City and as n result tho main building is in ruins T n Kuohn was fatally injured The secretary of tho navy has given Instructions that contractors shall not put upon the supplies furnished tho navy tho words Remember tho Maine It Is supposed Secretary Algcr will Is BUO n like direction William MacLeod a banker of St Petersburg a suburb near Tampa Flawas shot from behind by two per sons and Instantly killed Tuesday night IHs body was then placed on tho track before an freight train and almost ground to pieces A DENIAL FROM BomlOfflolal Repudiation of the Story from Mantis About Admiral Dewey end the Oerman Consul DKIILIN 2It is denied that there is any truth In tho story from Manila regarding tho Ocr man consul threatening Dewey fot pot t1 landing of provisions from German ships it be ing claimed that tho consul said ho would land them with tho aid of Oar man cruisers and that the American commander In return threatened to fire on tho German worships If they in terfered The hated Yankee and his abip Would surely mtet the match If we were but as hard to whip AI wa have been to catch J Washington Star r A DIVERSITY VIEWS American and Feel ing Reflected Through the London THE FORMER LARGELY Tho St James Gazette llecomlnjf Distinct ly Moro Friendly The Westminster Gazette Strongly Advocates n Distinct Understanding Mctwcon Urcat Ilrltaln and the United States LoNDoN May 25In the newspa pers today there nro several striking instances of American and null Amer lean feeling While tho majority of tho papers allude with pleasure to the references to the queen in Tuesdays celebrations at New York and Tampa and in tho prayer of thin chaplain of tho senate the Morning Post has allowed to appear in its columns a violent denunciation of America from non Stewart Erskinc a brother of llaron Erskinc who al ludes to Americas Present immoral warfare against Spain and asserts that time sentiment of tho country which is worth having is for Spain On tho other hand tho St James Oa Ecttc which has hitherto been bitterly antiAmerican seems to bo becoming much more friendly It says regard Ing tho disposition to blame America for the slow progress of tho war Sailors who know tho Tactile and tho Caribbean seas aro well awaro that delay is the essence of a naval war They remember that Nelson found it difficult to discover tIle Spanish fleet somewhere between Jamaica and Cadiz mind they realize that this slow proccs THE FLEET Torpedo Boat Colon Admiral Oquendo Teresa tional has kind tho United tIle twothirds preparations nurroundlng organizations destroyed Washington administration IlLtTucsday approaching GERMANY May scmlofflclally KearAdmlral permitting OF AntiAmerican Newspapers PREDOMINATES slon is not interesting but the pres once of the gunboats around tho sullen Islands means that the American officers Ire getting tho range of every gun of tho batteries that will later op pose the landing of tho troops just ris Nelson did on a similar occasion Tho Westminster Uazctto strongly advocates a distinct understanding between the United States and Great Britain It says The Americans are not going to step out of their continent without raising a variety of questions which will in volvo them with the European powers Their Monroeism In so far as It re lates to South America is likely to bo questioned anow and a European squeeze is likely to bo applied to them from many parts Therefore It is highly desirable for them ns well as for us that there should be a Urltlsh American understanding anti it be hooves both countries to consider betimes somo of the essential business aspects of the matter- VOLUNTEERS IN MIMIC WAR The First Division of the riret Corps Engage In a Slam lluttlo oil Snoil trail IIIU Clilckauymuga CHATTANOOGA Tenn May 25IJatt- Io exercises of tho first division of the First corps began tho days work at Chlckamauga The exercises began at 6am and wcro witnessed by Inspector General Urccklnrldgo and many other officers The first and second brigades of tho division assaulted tho third bri gade which was intrenched on Snod grass hill anti a highly exciting as well as a very creditable sham battle occurredBy count tho number of men now In Chlckamauga park is 33881 There are 35 regiments of infantry two of cavalry anti eight batteries of artillery Ohio has furnished the greatest number of men She has six regiments with 5323 men on tho field Pennsylvania which ranks next also has six regiments but a slightly smaller number of mono As far as equipment is concerned this army will be ready to move ou Cuba within 15 days Vint Pentlou Voucher of tho 1rcsent War CHICAGO May 2hCol Jonathen Merriam tho United States pension agent at Chicago issued tho first pen aba voucher of the war with Spain It is for Sirs Elsie A Montfort of Council llluits In mother of Seaman Wm F Montfort who was a victim of the Maine explosion in Havana harbor 10 II Much in Little IIsespecially 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The rrunlilout Oniclnlljr Inroriiiod o the Arrvul of tho Orejoa uul CuiKjti at Jupiter JII1tSmllun fleet Sild to tu ItI Now lu time Neighborhood II vjinii A Iliiytlttii llapurt WASHINGTON May 35 Secretary of thf Navy Long was at the White House twlco lurIng the morning to sac thocprehttinLspezbliImunly nJtsvv minutes each time On leaving tho second tluio in inudo the important announcement of the safe arrival of the battleship Oregon at Jupiter inlet Fla Tuesday night At tho samo time Secretary Long while expressly stating that no official advices had been received of tho bottling up of tho Spanish fleet in the harbor of Santiago do Cuba by Com modore Schleys squadron announced that there was every reason to believe that was tho case There is so little room for doubting tho report that Ad mimI Ccrrcra and his vessels aro penned in tho harbor by Commodore Schloys squadron that Secretary Longs statement that there was every reason to believe that it was was supplemented by the president who In reply to inquiries front con gressional callers said that it was un doubtedly true Secretory Long had only a brief tallc with time president over the situation Time safe arrival of the Oregon at Jupiter hall been dis counted to some extent by previous an nouncements of Its safety Comma dare Schleys catching up with time Cervorus fleet was a source of much congratulation for in tho conferences that took place in the White House there was a feeling that it brought tho end of tho war much nearer Asked as to tho possl bility of a ruse of some sort arising from Admiral Cervera deliberately entering time harbor under time circumstances Secretary Long said the purposes of tho Spanish could bo only conjectured bet that it might bo they went into Santlcgo for coaling While refraining from dis cussing specifically tho matter of rein forcements and tho dispatch of Ad mimi Sampsons fleet now asserted to bo In time neighborhood of Havana to Santiago Secretary Long had no hesi tation In saying Commodore Schloy could have whatever aid ho wanted Confirmatory Iteport PonTAUPniNCE Haytl May 25 Tho report of time arrival of the Span ish Capo Verde fleet at Santiago do Cu ba is correct A correspondent here has been able to obtain definite confirmation of this news but up to the present It has been impossible to ob tain any details Time dispatches sent from hero to Santiago do Cuba asking for information on time subject remain unanswered AS VIEWED AT KEY WEST While Kotlilnc li Dcllnltcly Known It I- Ilcllovoil tho Bpanlih hoot lies Committed tiulclilc KEY WEST Flo May 251hero i nothing definitely known hero about tho possible operations In eastern Cu ba but time view is expressed at this placo that tho Spanish fleet Is blocked in Santiago harbor In which event tho naval opinion hero is that time Spanish fleet has committed suicide OBI It is now no breach of confidence to say that Commodore Schlcy and Rear Admiral Sampson arc believed to havo Admiral Cervora within their 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by mall bend ycur order to- THE BEEE- ARIINGTON KY Co CompomiO prescriptions properly it takes time It requires experience and a complete knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist to have a large amount of drugs fresh drugs lie must give the best possible work and for compensation be must be reasonable WITH TilE ABOVE FACTS REMEM DEE WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE it 1 1 V F4 p ji p rI I L f- h q 1 Jtj 1 11TTr w i P4 IJ i L h t Ir i fJR l 1 4Ii 4 f I II t i f ttie Ieel PAUL M MOORB Editor and AUnmr M BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated J Holered ibm Pcttoffice it EarllnRton as Second f clan matter f SUBSCRIPTION RATES Oaa Vearatrlclllnadnnce ft oo 611 Monllll I t fit 5- 0Thredlonllll n Single Copies 5- Specimen coplea malted free on application Correspondents wanted in all parti the eaunlv Address uc for particulars THURSDAY MAY 20 1898 TilE wheat prospect is very en couraging In Texas Oklohoma and southern Kansas the crop ISI estimated at 25000000 bushels more than last year and the harvesting has begun TilE industrial edition of the Madisonville Hustler is out and its all its projectors and publishers promised it would be It is a mammouth and most creditable edition well written and compiled and handsomely executed We congratulate the Hustler FROM recent reports the outlook for the sheepraising industry in Australia is very gloomy Because of prolonged drouth millions of sheep have perished American sheep have no such conditions to S contend with and are growing more and more valuable TilE American Agriculturist says there is prospect for a good fruit crop throughout the country at large as tar as can be determined at this early season An excep tion is noted in California and it is said that the crop has exper ienced almost every possible un favorable vicissitude of weather THE Hawaiian government has decided not to proclaim neutrality That government is Uncle Sams friend and is in position to render us a service of possibly great value giving us a friendly port on the road to the Phillipines Hawaii wants to be annexed and there is no time the annexation of these islands would do us more good than now NOTWITHSTANDING the war the trade conditions of the United States are most favorable and everything points to a continuance of such conditions The enor mous increase in our exports con tinues as for months past and im ports from foreign markets remain at a minimum The country is in a happy condition with a very large balance of trade in its favort plenty of money in the treasury and no stringency in the money market Exports and Imports Figures published by the Bureau of Statistics of the Treasury Department make a remarkable showing as to our exports and im ports for the ten months ending with April The value of our exports of merchandise domestic and foreign for the ten months reaches the immense total of 1025426681 more than 125 000000 larger than at the same time in the preceding fiscal yeart which it might be added was the heaviest export year in our history Imports on the other hand aggre gate only 511000000 a decrease of 89000000 from the preceding year and the excess of exports over imports amounts to 514245 495 or a sum total greater than the entire aggregate of our imports during that period Prepare for Peace Commenting on the recent Com mercial Convention of Kentucky and the Industrial Convention of Tennessee the Manufacturers Re cord touches the chord that was sounded in patriotic measures by Hon Jno W Yerkes in his brief speech accepting the chairmanship of the Kentucky convention our great opportunity and manifest good reason to reverse the old adage and in time of war prepare for peace The Rtcord says The programme for both organizations outlined in Ibe speeches and resolutions of the respective conventions is large enough and broad enough to engage the activities of enterprising men for many months These activities should not be relaxed because of foreign war On the contrary Ibat war Is a reason why they should Ie maintained vigorously so as to place the States In a position lo avail themselves of Ibe opportunities which will come to tbe South with the cessation of hostilities The admonition is full of unadorned but beautiful to American eyes and wonderful to our neighbors across the sea who have not till now understood Amer cas strength and greatness While foreign nations unencum bered with war are threatened with bread riots and some contemplate the building of national gramcries to hold a reserve food supply this country now at war with some 200000 men actively engaged in army and navy is experiencing most prosperous conditions and is looking for still further industrial progress when the war shall have endedShake out the bonnie blue flag over the oppressed and prepare for peace War Songs We publish today the words and music of Hail Columbia Most of TilE BEES readers can learn something by studying it All Americans should know all of our national songs but very few know any of them a large percentage not even being able to at once the airs when rendered by band or orchestra The latter statement seems rather hard on the average American but in the South at least it is true This must be true for the southern people cannot be accused- of any lack of patriotic feeling and yet in a large crowd of highly in telligent Kentuckians or Tennes secans special effort is required to start any volume of applause in response to the thrilling strains of any of our great national hymns Dixie Old Kentucky Home Vay Down Upon the Sewanee River stir the pride and love of home and native State and always command instant and feeling response It is not that we love the Southland less but that we love the united country more that we complain of the lack of knowledge of and love for our national hymnsWe have for proof of this that at the Tennessee Centennial last year on opening day it required the dili gent work of three men to start any applause at all for America Star Spangled Banner Hail Columbia Red White and Blue Before the Exposition closed there was a considerable evidence of education in this matter but the applause even then came spasmodically And in Louisville at the great May Musical Festival when America was in troduced under most inspiring circumstances and rendered grandly the applause lagged much and was almost forced from the audience by a few persistent enthusiasts We havent learned our national airs Let us do so They should be tanght persistently in every school in the land We should learn both the music and the words Our patriotism should be vocal Foreign Demand for American Goods liThe demand for American goods in other countries shows no signs of abatement says the Age of Steel In fact is rapidly in creasing and apparently without any particular preference as to this or that line or class of goods It may be a door lock or an electric motor a locomotive or a pocket knife a tea caddy or a crosscut saw a mechanical toy or a lucy cle mining machinery or a lawn sprinklerpopularity is assured when once the article is seen or tested There are but few mer cantile establishments or manufacturing plants in Great Britain in which Americanmade goods are not to be found and it is declared by both merchants and manufac timers in a candid and honest man ner that in many points of excellence the imported article has the preference of the people There is evidently a wide and growing market for American goods in the tight little island and it needs but push and energy to secure a permanent and profitable trade The same may be said of conti nental Europe where in spite of restriction and traditional exclu siveness American goods are cap turing public appreciation In Englishspeaking colonies Canada Australasia Africa and the West India islands the same trend of popularity is distinctly perceptible In China Japan Russia and Brit ish India the same can be said In some countries legislation has been invoiced to curtail if it can not eliminate the growing demand for American goods and products In some lines these obstructive tactics are more or less successful and it is not impossible that in such competing countries as Germany a more determined opposition may yet develop itself The fact how ever remains that Americanmade goods are gaining prestige and it is neither bombast nor prophecy to anticipate the time when our pres ent export trade will be the largest and most widely distributed of any contemporary nation We have the secret in our laboringsaving machinery that in spite of the the higher wages paid to labor we can produce at lower cost and with more intelligence and energy generally diffused in all mechanical pursuits we can easily keep at the head of the procession Iron 11111 Items We are having some fine weather Corn planting is about over Mrs Geo Riggs and sister were in our midst Ibis week Mr O IV Clark passed through these parts Sunday with show Mr Ed Wades family visited at Mr Warner Tayjors Sunday Mr John Ueckner of Slringlown vis ltd relatives at Clay Sunday Miss Hattie Gardner was the guest of Mr Mack Horning Sunday bestII Uncle Sam Says This Is- Americas Greatest Medicine it will Sharpen Your Appetite Purify and Vitalize Your Blood Overcome That Tired Feeling Get a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparilla and begin to take It TODAY and realize the great good It Is urp to do you Hoods SarsaparillaIs America Ureatett Medicine All druggist CUBA LIBRE Comes a cry from the Cuban water From the warm dusk Antilles From tho lost Atlantas daughter Drowned In blood as drowned In seas Cornea a cry of purpled anguish Bee her strangles Hear her cries Shall she live or shall she languish Shall she sink or shall nlio rlsof She shall rise by all thats holy I She shill live and she shall last Else as we when crushed and lowly From tho blackness of the past Bid her strike Lo It Is written Blood for blood and life for life I Did her smile as she is smitten Btars and stripes wore born of strife Once we Slashed our lights of freedom Lights that dazzled her dark eyes Tilt she could but yearning hood thorn Roach her hands and try to rise Then they stabbed her choked her drown ed her Till we scarce could hear n note Ah those rustling chains that bound her I Oh these robbers at her throat And tho kind that forged these fetters Ask flvo hundred years for news Stake and thumbscrew for their betters Inquisition Banished Jews Chains of slavery What rotnlnder Of ono red man In that land Why these very chains that bound hor Bound Columbus foot and hand Bho shall rise as rose Columbus From his challis from shame and wrong Rise as morning matchless wondrous Rise as somo rich morning tong Rise a ringing song and story Valor love personified Stats and stripes espouse her glory Love and liberty allied Joaquin Miller In Milwaukee Sentinel Got Out of lied to Vote Jndab P Benjamin was tho first Jew elected to n seat In Ibo American senate and tho contest was n notablo ono Colonel W L Knox was a member of tho Louisiana legislature and when the senatorial fight began ho was lying at tho point ot death at a hotel in Baton Rouge There was a tio vote in tho leg islature Colonel Knox was a great ad minor ot Benjamin and ho determined to break tho tie and send Benjamin to tho senate oven at tho cost of his own life Ho was placed on n cot carried to the house of representatives and when his name was called ho v tod for Judah P Benjamin for United States senator Amid great excitement and tho wildest sort of applauso Benjamin was declared elected and moro dead than alive Knox was carried to his hotel Ho ral lied in a few days and in tho courso of time recovered his health Dallas News When Cheek Meets Cheek Ohoekly root his match tho other day and by the same act a match was made for his pretty daughter Young Nerver asked tho old gentleman for her hand Ho expressed his disapproval and said Do you havo tho faintest idea that you oonld support her in tho same luxu rious surroundings sho now enjoys Everything must remain the santo for her when sue marries air I will not permit her to sacrifice n single comfort Sho must bo provided for just as I have provided for her sir Thats easy replied Norver coolly I shall suave right in hero with her There are somo things that might bo improved but I respect your wishes and all shall remain just aa it is Chcekly had to tako a swallow of brandy to prevent a spell and then ho gavo his consent in it weak tono of voice Detroit Freo Press Answering the Child Tho child is very near to natures heart Ho id gifted usually with obor vatiou If all his spontaneous inquiries into tho phenomena by which ho is surrounded are slightingly anti Indifferently treated his observing and reasoning faculties will be defrauded of their nat ural right to grow and wax strong with his yearsChurchmani Soldier Life Louisville Post One of the mothers of Indian apolisof the class who have gray hairs and kindly faceswent- to the camp and her soldier boy showed her about They stopped- at the fire where the cook was fry ing potatoes by the hatful in a large iron pan What else do you cook in that pan the mother asked Oh anything and every thing the soldier answered Where do you wash it Wash ill exclaimed tho cook We dont wash it Wouldnt it get dirty at the next meal The sol dier boy led his gentle old mother away saying Come mother there is one other thing I want to show you It is the company toothbrush But you cant see it now either for two of the men are using it St Charles Items Dr T K Finley is spending Ibis week with his family In Louisville Miss Wattle Todd visited lien sister in Ibe coun try one day last week Mr John Robinson spent Saturday at Ilsley Mrs W Sloan Is visiting her mother at Kuttawa this week Miss Ada Crutcbfleld of near Trenton is visiting relatives here this week Mr James Rash of Karlinglon was in town Monday Mrs Ferd Ualder spent Monday at Princeton LongDennisspent two days last week fishing at Pond River John Johnson made a flying trip lo Mad isonville Tuesday Mrs Ed Cruzo died very suddenly at her home In the country sitting in a chair The trouble is supposed to have been heart failure The deceased was about sixtythree years of age and leaves a husband five children and a host of friends lo mourn her death LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Accidents do and may to soldier trains but not on the Henderson division if you wit observe Supt Martin spent a few hour here Tuesday making a close inspection of tbo company property here It is believed by those In position to know that the L N Is getting their proportion of government business They do say Engineer Howe is an adept at fishing when the other boys take the fish oft the hook and bait the same The Earlington people were out in force last Sunday and gave the soldier boys who stopped hero for n few minutes a hearty welcome Tbo Brotherhood of Engineers at their meeting just closed at St Louis decided not federate with other organizations for at least two years The wife of yard switchman Walker left for San Antonia Texas last Tuesday and there is some talk of her husband locating there snon The good results from the adoption of the air brake and safety coupling can al ready be seen in the decrease of accidents lo men and properly JjTexas nfirstGross earnings for eighty American rail roads for the first week of May aggregated 7339055 an increase ns compared with the corresponding period of last year of I 747027 or 1133 percent For the sec ond week of May sixtythree roads report gross earnings of 10557308 an increase of 800197 or 1583 percent- A railroader whose name it is not neces sary mention Skipped the town during the past week and went to IIowcll Ind payIngEarlington The people he beat are con demning him roundly antI be deserves allI the condemnation given Such a man is a discredit lo his associates on the road One tUition Hates of Cotton Jjnoisleans Picayune celebrated a most ImporI tant event in the history of his road as well as in the commercial history of this city by presenting to Secretary Hester of the Cotton Exchange the bale of cotton which completed the 1000000 bales of the fleecy staple brought into this city by the Illinois Central Railroad during the eight months of the present season To have handled into this city 1000000 bales of cotton in a single season is an im portant and unprecedented feat for a rail road company but even that round million does not fully represent the amount which will be bandied by the same company for the entire season as four months of the transportalion round figures 25000 cars or about 833 av average freight trains Receiver S M Felton of the Cincinnati New Orleans and Teaxs Pacific has issued a notice that in addition to the premiums now being paid to employes in the train service be will from July I 1898 and semlannually thereafter pay the follow ing To enginemen of freight trains 40 to firemen of frleght trains ho and to brakemen of freight trains lao For en ginemen and firemen the basis of awards will be making schedule time freedom from accident and especially from trains parting promptness and accuracy in re ports cleanliness of engine equipment economical use of supplies good judgment in emergencies and observance of the rules For brakemen freedom from accident especially from trains parting cleanliness of caboose economical use of supplies good judgment in emergencies and observance of the rules The significance of Mr Feltona order lies in the fact that he is offering additional premiums in conse quence of the satisfactory resulls obtained from the premium offers which be hM al ready in force Here is what a friend of labor has to say about the arbitration law lately passed by congress Wo recognize said W F Hyncs the representative in Washington of the five great railroad organizations that Ibis bill is not a panacea for the many difficulties th it labor has to contend perfecthumaningenuity the skill and ability necessary to produce perfect legislation Statecraft never has and never will frame a perfect bill This like all other measures of its Kind has many weak points and can be and doubt less will be improved in the progress of its operation It is however the best that could be secured at this time and is a long and great step in tlm direction of right and approclaledmeasure shall be set in motion The great power and influence of this bill will be found in its moral effect its appeal to the heart of the whole people for the jus tice of its cause Of the many kind and disinterested persons who have assisted in securing ibis law inspired by the high motive of benefiting humanity and advancing civilization the most ardent and energetic and contin uous in its efforts wcs E A Mosely La bor owes him the respect they bear him and the affectionate regard and grajitude they express to him Mr Musely has received a number of telegrams of congratulation on the passage- of the bill among the most notable of them being one from Richard Olney exSecre tary of State DOWN IN TilE MINES The mineral wealth of Cuba is said to be quite large so it looks like it may be a valuable prize lo capture The miners here look very little interest in the circus hero last Saturday on account of the heavy rain during the day Since the demand for coal has decreased- on account of warm weather Ibe miners find plenty of time to fish and hunt Mr Cloern is carrying a band in a sling the result of having it slightly mashed in the mine one day last week t tatttlttltaoottlttlt ttIt Tested and Tried I jWouldeafo to put all your K In a now bank monoYi if havo Just hoard of Jr But how about On old 9 bank Ono that has dono 2 S business for over a quarter S V of a century Ono that has JC always kopt Its promises If Ono that novor failed i novor t If misled you In any woyi JIiSCOTTS i I EMULSION i iiLook out that oomoono If doos slot try to mako you t Invost your hoalth In n now fr tonic comb now modlclno S you know nothing of t If soc and see JUrutjUlJ If SCOTT tt DOWN Chemist New Y- ik44l31aI g Ii becomedissatisfiednow clamor for a readjustment of wages carRoesleaylngto see that by no foul means coal can reach the Spanish war vessels Polo the late Spanish minister at Washington but now located In Canada is said to be trying to arrange for coal at some northern point for use In the war Geo C Atkinson attended the Grand Commandery meeting held in eastern Kin lucky last week And is much enthused with the reception they met Organizations should be very careful in the selection of the men they send out to represent them when looking for new re cruits The trlicle appearing in the last weeks issue of Tint has regard to Carter a successful agitator is a sample of how much Injury can even be done a bad cause when placed in the keeping of one whose dealing in the past has not been honorable and who is now suspected ol only acting from selfish motives Springfield III May 20Tile Illinois Coal Operators Association met hero today in conference with delegates from the United Mine Workers of America for the purpose of adjusting the scale in the Fourth and Seventh districts but adjourned late tonight without coming to ft agreement The operators in these claim they can not mine coal and Itat a profit on the scale de prlcoforand 3Cc in the Seventh district The operators agreed to pay 350 and 320 per ton priceTheing scale in the districts was also discussed but no agreement was reached The amount of coal required by the goy ernment for use in the navy and for other purposes has stimulated the activity in mining districts of Maryland and West Virginia as well as other portions of the South Large quantities of coal have been delivered to war vessels and colliers- at Newport News from the mines along the Chesapeake Ohio to fill government orders A large tonnage is also being shipped to Locust Point Baltimore byway of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad territoryTheonce destined for various Southern coal- Ing stations The Interstate Coal Co of Baltimore has recently filled an order of 10000 tons for the government but this represents only a small portion tot the business If the United States captures any or all of the Spanish possessions in the West Indies a very large quantity of fuel it Is believed will be required for the coaling stations of San Juan on the island of Porlo Rico and other points on the Cu ban coast The question of coal for the Islands is also being discussed by shippers and it is believed that if this territory is held by the American Govern ment It will form another market for Southern coal ManufacturersRecord Not only has Spain the danger of a fuel famine at sea but also slight chances of reaching her own bases of supplies This is shown by the number and location of the coaling stations in the West Indies The four most important are at Havana Kingston Jamaica San Juan Porlo Rico and SI Thomas in the Danish West In dies The nearest port to Europe where a vessel can ordinarily obtain coal is at Santa Lucia which is nearly 1200 miles east of Havana Besides these places are Matanzas and Cardenas on the northern coast of Cuba both within 100 miles of Havana Cienfuegos and St Jago on the southern coast Only small vessels could enter Cardenas and St Jago while as is well known all of the Cuban coast is so closely watched that an enemys warihip SpainhasJuan and Ponce on the Island of Porlo Rico the latter being too small to be of strategic importance As Porlo Rico is nearly Gao miles nearer Europe than hay ana it would bo the natural base of sup plies but there is no question that a Spanish fleet would be obliged to encounter the best ships of our navy in order lo en ter the harbor The other places are con trolled by neutral powers who could not furnish fuel from the fact that it is contra band of war Estimates which have been obtained on good uthotity of the supply of coal in the West Indies show that there are not over 50000 Ions at Juan The government statistics indicate that within the last twelve months from 20000 lo 25 000 tons were sent lo this destination while it is claimed about 20000 Ions have been bought by Spain and shipped from Wales since January i In spite of the insurrection in Cuba the sugar refineries steam plants In the mining districts electric light works and factories In the cities have consumed much of the coal sent from this country During the last five years from 200000 to 243000 have been exported to Cuba annually from Ibe United States The average for the past year was about 225000 Supposing the consumption to be about as usual it is calculated that there can not be over 25000 Ions in Havana today The supply at either San or Ibe Cuban capital is therefore limitedGlobeDemocratT- ime Land of Dreams Of all the nations east or west Imagination Is the best Its boundless realms are richer far Than all earths other countries are Its azure skies are more serene Its verdant fields a fairer green And brooks sing softer music to An ocean of diviner blue Its laughing blossomedbordered rills Dance down from Hopes triumphant hills Or pause in pools within the dale Enchanted by the nightingale Spring blooms eternal and the rose Makes fragrant every breeze that blows And frulls with rounded cheeks of wine Hang purpling on the tree and vine This country is not pencilled on The little maps that men have drawn greatForawayUut mortals may throughThisNixon Waterman in L A W Bulletin Onton Notes J8g8Tbediscouraging to farmers especially those In Ibe lowlands A considerable amount countrybutnot plowed a furrow The wheat crop is very promising The mail which formerly left Slaughters yule al 730 to Asbbysburg via Onton and Belcourt and return has changed and now starts at Asbbysburg via Onton and Bel court to Slaugbtersville and return thus giving us our mail from tbo South one day earlier Mr Thomas Timmons of Ash bysburg is the contractor Rev Jupin and wife are attending meet ng at Embury today flew C C nail and wife after several days visit lo II L Ashby and family have returned to their home in Earlington Mr D C Luckandwifeand Miss Nola Hill spent several days last week In Nebo attending their sister who has been very sick They have returned however and report her considerably better Mr Oliver Mackey of Battery I First Artillery Ft Morgan Ala sent two living alligators through the pall to bis brother B C Mackey at Beech Grove Ky They arc living and doing well Now some of your readers will doubtless condemn this slfttemen as false but the writer author izis you to vouch for every word of it as authentic There is no lelllng what those soldier boa will think of When they get to Cuba some of them wilt doubtless try to transit a Spaniard through the mill to Borne of their friends Decoration Day draws nigh i nd we everybody will remember their deceased- friends and by paying these bet tributes of respect perpetuate Ibis great day TltBODRIC n Doctors 7 Say Bilious and Intermittent Fevers which prevail in miasmatic districts are invariably accompan ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels The Secret of Health The liver is the great driving wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out oforder the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result Tufts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles kt ki 1 t L L DR OTTOS SPRUCE GUM BALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTL- ES4wviVrt1 I tirrytpSold by St Dernard Drug Store I 4 I S S S sgelSs4445 I DETECTIVEwant a man In every local to act as private Detective instructions Experience IW Address I DETECTIVE AGENCY Nashville Tenn U S S S S ssssssesas S S IS DR MENDENHAIiLS IMPROVED GlITTT AND fijiUll CURB aUAn nED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVERA- nd Malaria In All Forms Tasteless Noot Ccnulno without tho above IctUrtl and tho signature of J O lI lIl1enhalL Prlco 50 cents at nit Dealers PREPARED ONLY DV IT C MND1tNILtLLEVANSVILLE IND I Sold by George King St Charles Ky Crabtree Coal Mining Company Ilsley Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 60000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 18- 67JNOGTTORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busl ness men we are talking they know all about itbut to salaried men wage earners and lo women Theres safety if the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squan dering too It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large pocketIMADISONVILLB KENTUCKY W A NISnin President 0 W WAD JLL CashIer 3opkins Lounlu IBANKMADISONVILLE Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in that section of Kentucky 4Vt AII w4s 1 TIlE Fifth Avenue Hotel LOUISVILLE KY ij i Is the Only FivstClass c 200 Per Day Hotel 0 g in the City 3 8 COME AND SEE US tj 1 PIKE CAMPBELL MANAGER X7IS s A AY THROUGH VESTIBULED TRAIHSOAIiy iTcI1IcAa WWW PING aBUffU CARS FROM- HWORlIANS 6PJEflATfS nt1II1ANG5i lf fVAt VI1EIIN f t1VILr1ffiH H1f ct t I Babys rst8tepsl 1YOUR MONEYtz 1 IF tayou WANT t4IT L S ssssse m re Important The shoeing of a childs foot is a matter which requires muchat tention Much injurymay ha- h done the little feet by the wrong kind of shoes We take great care of our childrens department We have the right shoe and we know how to fit the little feet You need shoes and so do your children We have shoes for all ages and we have them for sale mnotany shoe we sell for a good one = = n tr BISHOP COMADISONVILLE KYv I 1THO1 Repair a House E Now is the time for this kind of work J PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDERfi 4ForSpring and Summer fi Make your nest comfortable iWE HAVE THE STUFF fiC1 All sorts of Building Material j Lumber Doors and Sashcl 41lowPine Stuff Lime Cement fi Builders Hardware etc etc i OUR PLANING MILL RUNS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR 9 9 9 fiCl 9And we can furnish All Orders 41onShort Notice 99 You know the Firm We will treat you right 99Cl ui URUBY CO 9 941iWAR WITH SPAIN Reliable War News THE GRE- ATNATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPAPER Furnished by Correspondents the Front The New York Weekly Tribune Will contain all important war news of the daily edition Special dispatches up the hour of publication Careful attention will be given Farm and Family Topics For eign Correspondence Market Reports and all general news of the World and Nation We furnish the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE and your favorite home paper TilE BEE BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 Send all orders THE BEE Earlington Ky ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE 0tno o STUCK m I ffi uPSIf you looked over our new line li mofPAPER HANGINGS you would at once say that you Q would like them stuck up on your rooms It is pleasure to S to show them tffius UI DQ COME IN AND ASK H TO SEE THEM ffl ST BERNARD GENERAL STORE 444WILLARD HOTEL W S MILLER Jrt MANAGER BEST and 250 HOUSE I IN LOUISVILLE co = Ii lL I I I I IN r Special at to to to I a uH 3 c r s I I 1 It iI L 1 fjM I a 2- i J 4- fO t I J o ii JI IIIs Ij c i t I a cL- ps I 4 i i l 41 t l b j L1e Iee ull 3nbuslrjj we tCljrfoe LOCAL NEWS Miss Maggie Barnett of Mani tou visited relatives here Sunday Misses Lillit and Ada Toombs are visiting relatives near Nebo this week W E Bourlancl and family of Dixon visited relatives here the past week Mrs Ed Holt and little daughter and Mrs Cordier of Nashville arc visiting relatives here this week Quito a crowd of young folks from Madisonville spent the day picnicking at Loch Mary at this place Tuesday Three new members were re ceived into tim Christian Church on Sunday by Elder I H Tool pastor at the regular fourth Sun day services There were two additions to the church and one infant baptised by Rev S II Lovelace pastor of I the Methodist Episcopal Church South Sunday jThe people of the country were disappointed that Tuesdays rum ors oi a victory for Sampson were unfounded but all confidently look for such news The St Bernard tore and drug store and the Companys offices are ablaze with Old Glory and the Cuban colors brought re cently by Mr Gco C Atkinson from Cincinnati In recognition of what was sup posed to bo a confirmation of an other great naval victory Chas McFadden brought to TilE BEE force a supply of fragrant flowers yesterday morning as he had said j he would do when another battle was won THE BEE thinks of putting up another bulletin today Mr J no M Victory has been in quite poor health for some time past and last week was unable to rf leave home On Sunday afternoon r he left for Hot Springs in search of health and strength although he was scarcely able to be up His family and friends believe that thu springs will greatly benefit him anti look for Ins return in greatly improved condition The Iowa volunteers who passed through Earlington Sunday made itnpressionldnC A boys and Christian Endeav orers among them and they arc spoken of as a gentlemanly set of fellows They gave a vigorous iJ and prolonged college yell as the train left town The yells of the soldier boys arc usually indi vidual and greatly varied and it was something new to heara yell ill unison like that Boh Stevens leg was not cut off It was only a case of a caller who couldnt read The message was for Stove Mothcrshcad and Steve was at lodge The caller called at tho lodge room and reported he had a message for Enfold Stevens who wasnt there He also called at Enfolds home and he wasnt there either Surmise and rumor got to work and had Bob Stevens leg cut off when it was only a wrecked caboose at Guthrie Mhat needed attention They say Bob was mad Eloped John Childers and Miss Jodie Clayton of the Shakcrag neigh borhood Hopkins county eloped via Earlington Monday morning on the early train to Springfield Tcnn where they were married They returned on the same morning She Ate Nails A fine Jersey cow belonging to Mr James Crenshaw died last Monday morning from an unknown cause John Trice was called in to hold a post mortem examination which he did and discovered a handful of nails in her stomach Some were crooked some straight sonic much corruded as if they lund been in the animals stomach for some time others straight and al most new looking It was a fine cow and a pet of the family Ascension Services Ascension services were held last Thursday night at the Baptist Church Madisonville ns previously announced Rev J S Cheek preached the sermon Not withstanding the stormy and very threatening weather a good con gregation was out and the ser mon and whole service was greatly enjoyed Largely through the kindness of Mr C T Wells who always has at hand some very choice growing plants the floral decorations about the pulpit were both rare and beautiful Miss Katie Pemberton presided at the organ anti the choir rendered sweet music Miss Clark ren dered a solo in very pleasing manner Notice When you need anything in the wayof Watch Clock or Jewelry ripairing take it to J II titnitr the jeweler nt J W Twy mans store Earlington Ky Only first class work done I also do all kinds of sewing machine and bicycle repairing and keep in stock ill kinds of machine needles and repairs and oils anti bicycle sun drit5 repairs and when you jKfl a clock wath or spectacle- sdot11rlet that I can furnish you Eyesfitedcizrge m12 imo A d ti NEWS FROM TilE HOME COMPANY I Two Letters from Member of Former Company E Now Company A Two letters were received here yesterday from members of former Company E now Company A Kentucky Volunteers One was from Lieutenant Paul P Price and the other from private Carl Wool folk Both confirm the story of the three desertions from the company on the eve of being mustered and their letters indicate how strong is the feeling in camp against deserters Lieut Prices letter is dated the 23d He says in part liThe boys are nil celling along nicely IIo5pitaibutday or two We began drawing our Government supplies today K the mustering goes on awayfromRemember me to the friends Tell the boys I amgetllng fat and will soon be up to my old standard Carl Woolfolk has not forgotten his Odd Fellows lodge and writes that he has seen nineteen degrees conferred since he reached Lexing ton Earlington people arc much interested in the boys and delighted to hear from them Hows This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case ol Catarrh that can not be cured by Halts Calarrh Cure R J CIIKNRV Co Props Toledo O JCheneyhim perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation made by their firm WEST 3c TRUAX Wholesale Druggists To ledo O WALDINO KINNAN ft MARVIN Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous perbottlenials free Halls family Pills are the best SUNDAYSCHOOL CONVENTION ThirtyThird Annual Convention at Paducah Ky June 14 15 and 16 The Annual State Convention of the Kentucky Sundayschool Union will be held in Paducah on Juno 14 15 and iG A most attractive and practical program has been ar ranged Wellknown and expe rienced speakers will discuss topics of vital import to Sundayschool workers The speakers from abroad arc Mrs W FCrafts of Washing ton D C the wellknown primary teacher Rev E Morris Ferguson of Trenton N J General Secretary of the New Jersey S S Asso ciation and Rev L B Maxwell of Savannah Ga Colored Field Worker for the International Executive Committee The devotional services will be in charge of Rev Francis R Be attic D D of Louisville Prominent among the Kentucky speak ers are Rev E L Powell D D Rev C Y Smith and Rev Dr J H Eager of Louisville Rev W IC Pmcr of Hopkinsville Prof J E Turner of Herschel Rev W E Bryce of Shelbyville and Rev Dr J M Richmond of Princeton The music will be in charge of Prof Charles Davis who is train ing a chorus of Paducah singers DELEGATE Each Sundayschool in the State is entitled to one delegate for each hundred members or fraction thereofE- NTERTAINMENT will be provided for all accredited delegates on condition that their names are enrolled on or before June 13 with Rev Rev W II Pinkerton at Paducah TRANSPORTATION All the rail roads in the State have made a rate of one tare for the round trip on presentation of credentials CREDENTIALS may be obtained from county officers or from the State Secretary at Room igLouis villa Trust Building Louisville The Best Remedy for Rheumatism Prom the Falrhaven N Y Register Mr lames Rowland of this village states that for Uentyfive years his wife was a sufferer from rheumatism A few nights ago she was In such pain that she was nearly crazy She sent Mr Rowland for the doctor but he had read of Chamber Pain Balm and instead of going for the physician he went to the store and se cured a of it His wife did not approve of Mr Rowlands purchase at first but nevertheless applied the Balm thor oughly and in an hours time was able to go to sleep She now applies it whenever she feels an ache or a finds that it always Rives relief fie says that no medi cine which she had ever used did her as much good The 25 and 50 cent sizes for for sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earl inglon George King St Charles Ben T Robinson Mortons Ga- parigsbys Cowboys Col Grigsby and his Cow boys from Montana Nebraska and the Dakotas passed through Earlington Sunday morning Their passing attracted much at tention from ninny citizens They were supplied with the bucking broncho and were true cattle punchers cool quiet and fear less halting in their gait afoot but like a winged bird of prey when in the saddle Col Grigsby is a handsome man of 52 years referred to by a writer of regimental song as a Smoked Yankee who saw service in the Federal army during the civil war and as he says had he honor to surrender twice Once he surrendered to General Joe Wheeler and the Colonel said he would now probably be placed in Wheelers division When asked tot a speech Col Grigsby said good naturedly that the time for talking had passed Grigsbys cow oyandRoosevelts rough riders will be heard from when they get to the front In Hungary whiskey is distilled from turnips maize potatoes and molasses Dr Ottos Spruce Guns DatumIbe mOlt teauut and remedy for cougilIcoidB croup and nit breech ot the throatchest ano lungs Large bottles Me nod SOc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store COMPANY DS TROUBLE Statements all Around as to the Reasons HESOLVT10NS FROM HOPKINSVILLE Capt Poland out In a Card As suming the Responsibility The trouble of Company D troopsisgret to all Kentuckians whatever its origin and upon whomsover may rest the blame The outcome of the affair is that Capt John Feland and about two thirdstlie company returned to Hopkinsville The rest remained and enlisted in other companies The expressions of those prin cipally concerned in the deplora able incident followResolutions The following resolutions were passed at a meeting of Hopkins ville citizens everycityyoung men to answer their countrys call In a struggle which should enlist the co operation of all patriotic Americans we the citizens of Hopkinsville mass con vention assembled deplore the unfortunate disruption of the Latham Light Guards Company D composed of the best young men our city now in Camp Collier Lexington Ills therefore Resolved By this convention that our sympathies are tendered to these gallant boys who are In earnest In their determlna tion to fight for their country Resolved Further that his excellency Gov Bradley be requested to withdraw his appointment of Capt Noel Gaines as Cap lain of Company D and allow the mem bers of said Company to select their own Captain and commissioned officers without executive interference Bo it also Resolved That it is the sense of this convention and of the people and homes that Company D represents that in the event this right honored custom as expressed this day in resolutions forwarded to Gov Bradley to choose the commissioned officers under whom they are to serve is denied and refused by Gov Bradley that we will welcome their return home honored respected and loved as when they departed from us These resolutions were tele graphed to Gov Bradley and his reply by telegraph is a follows Th Governors RtplyF- RANKFORT Kv May 20 DR ANDREW SARGENT Chairman Information is that a large majority of the Ccmpany do not desire to go to war There are now only thirty In camp Have not commissioned any one to command that Company as there is no one there to command Gen Collier authorized Gaines to recruit to fill up tha Company and agreed that those remaining should be reo commissioned officially Gen Collier Capt Feland requested that he should or der him to proceed with such members of Company D as did not desire to enlist to Hopkinsville and reorganize a company for State Guard Service and this being true you should address your complaint to Capt Ireland and those who desire to go home rather than to meW O BRADLEY Here is what Adjt Gen Collier says about it The company had become disorganized and substantially disbanded owing to Its Captains having been Intoxicated and In capacitated for duty Finally at the request of Capt Feland and upon the ur gent request of his father and brother to let him down as easy us possible I went to Frankfort and got Gov Bradleys per mission to issue the following order a Capt John Feland Company D Third Regiment nentucky State Guard will proceed without delay to Hopkinsville Ky with such members of his company as do not desire to enlist in the United States Volunteer service and there organize his company with a view of its being mus tered into the State Guard services by command of Gov Bradley D R Collier Adjl Gen The copy which I hold in my hand was made by Capt Feland himself from my original draft and he was pleased to gel out without further trouble I regret the necessity of having to make the cir cumstances public but I feel that such misrepresentation of the motives govern log this department would greatly injure its efficiency at time Capt Gaines and Lieut Casey who were on the ground were authorized to raise a company to take the place of Fe lands company and were directed to en list In the new company such members of Felands company as desired to remain and if a sufficient number of them remained to justify they would be given a Lieutenants place in this new company This step was taken in order that the regl ment might be mustered In as soon as pos sibleLieut E B Basset makes the following statement through the CourierJournal Hopkinsville Ky May 22Pleaso correct statement made by your Camp Collier correspondent In Saturdays paper quoting me as saying there was talk hereof hanging Gov Bradley In effigy I said no such thing and did not mention the Governors name In any derogatory sensenor did I connect my name with Capt Felands regarding any future Inaction In reference to the State Guard or otherwise I am a conservative business man of this city and In my capacity as First Lieuten ant of Company D have faithfully per formed every duty being diligently en gaged in securing the recruits necessary for mustering the company into service when the trouble at Lexington arose and culminated I was kept in ignorance of any trouble until in response to my re quest for transportation for my recruits as promised the message came from Cot Smith Cannot secure transportation compabY busted up On receiving this I dismissed recruits and left for Lex ington at once hoping to save the company but found on arrival that my absence bad been taken advantage of by mlsrepresenta tlons concerning my intentions and the Governor bad appointed Dr Casey in my stead In view of this nothing remained for me but to return home though prom- Ised by Col Smith that be would rectify the matter In any way I should suggest By adhering to my duty as a citizen and a soldier I had hoped to be exempt from newspaper controversy or cardwiiting but have been the victim of designing politicians placehunters or else the mud battery for shielding others faults It Is but simple justice that make the cor rections and publish the facts stated herein which from my high opinion of your fairness and Impartiality I confidently believe you will do- E B BASSETT Capt Feland publishes the fol lowing card in which he declares himself responsible and asks that I the boys of the company be not censured Hopkinsvillfl Ky May 24 1898 To the people vicinity As regards the controversy concerning the military company I once bad the honor to command and their recent visit to Lexington and its unfortunate outcome I wish to mako the following statement Whatever wrongs were done you or yours I did them whatever mistakes wem made I made them My position was such that I was responsible for the conduct ol individually or collectively rill sundering of home relations the seemingly ruthless departure from my lIttle family were too much for my frail nature and in an evil hour I fell and whatever disaster followed I cheerfully assume the burden of In bitterness i have at times railed against those whom I thought were unnec essarily hounding me but I want to retract all I may have said In condemnation or In mitigation of my own offense and now I bare my breast for the reception of whatever poisonous darts you may wish to burl against me My greatest regret Is that your bitter ness necessitates the crushing of Innocent loved ones as well as my punishment I thought once of making a full state ment in regard to this matter but space will not permit neither do I believe that in your present state of feeling you care to bear side of it At any rate I cannot close without renewing my plea in behalf of my men to whom I am still devoted Dont blame them Dont deride them They have done nothing amiss They are respectI Latham New York five hundred dollars on the eve of our departure How this money was expended is a matter for the company and myself I shall call them together on Tuesday night May 31St and make them a detailed account at the same time rent derlng a statement to Mr Latham This I suppose will sever my connection with an organization I labored hard for and in the succcsss of which I found my greatest joy respectfullyJOHN Jr Too Ltte to Grant Request A telegram signed by prominent citizens and close personal friends of Gov Bradley was sent to the Governor Monday afternoon from Hopkinsville asking him to au thorize the reorganization of a company to be known as Company D The following response was received that evening- Col Smith says regiment will be full tomorrow Demand for completion so ur gent can not wait W O BRADLEY Impure Blood in Spring This is the almost universal experience Diminished perspiration during winter rich foods and close confinement Indoors are some of the causes A good Spring Medicine like Hoods SarsaparillaIs abso lutely necessary lo purify the blood and put the system in n healthy condition at this season Hoods Pills are the best family cathartic and liver tonic Gentle reliable sure In Sonoma County California there is a huge underground tank the biggest wine receptacle in the world holding 500000 gallons of wine It is owned by a Swiss Italian colony and their entire yearly product is stored and aged in this tank The Westfield Ind News prints the following in regard to an old resident of that place Frank McAvoy for many years in the employ of the L N A C Ry here says I have used Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for ten years or longeram never without it in my house I consider it the best remedy of the kind manufactured I take pleasure In recommending it It is a specific for all bowel disorders For sale by St Ber nard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap The supply of canned goads in San Francisco is reported to be practically exhausted Klondike and the Phillipine invasion have taken the stock OUR aUARANTEB 10000 IN GOLD We will pay One Hundred Dollars In Cold tof any and every case of cough and cold where no benefit Is derived from the use of Dr Ottos nOLbtaltajurloUlImitationsSold St Bernard Drug Store The wheat acreage in Illinois is about onethird heavier than last year The corn acreage is about onefourth greater An Enterprising Druggist There are a few men more wide awake and enterprising than the St Bernard druggists who spare no pains to secure the best of everything in their line for their many customers They now have the valuable agency for Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds This is the wonderful remedy that Is producing such a furor over the country by its startling cures It absolutely cures Asthma Bronchitis Hoarseness and all affections of the Throat Chest and Lungs Call at the above drug store and get a trial bottle free or regular size 50 cents and ft Guaranteed to cure or price refunded More steel rails were made in this country during the year 1897 than in any other year in the coun trys history Bucklens Arnica 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 It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 25C per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Died at Ninetyfour Hopkinsville Ky May 23 Mrs Mary Moris aged ninety four a pioneer citizen of Christian coun ty died today at her home near this city She leaves four sons and one daughter fortyone grand children and twentyfour great Grandchildren It lathe Best on Earth That Is what lidwarda Parker mer chants of Plains Ga say of Chamber lains Pain Balm for rheumatism lame back deep seated and muscular pains Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earling ton George King St Charles Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap How Brave New York Journal Spanish AideThe enemy are at our rear- Spanish GeneralCarambal Let us hasten to the frontl CASTORIAFor Infants anti Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears tho s Blgnotu oor Government supply trains heavily loaded continue to pass ovcr the Henderson dl vision and it does seem like Uuncle Sam k determined that the boys shall not lack for the necessaries of life- Remarkable Rescue Mrs Michael Curtaiu Plainfield III makrs the statement that she caught cold which settled on hr lungs she was treated for a month by her family physician but grew worse Iii told her she was a hope t rM victim nl consumption and that no urdlciiiu cuid cure her list druggist iil testeil Dr lInga New Discovery for Consumption Ihn bouglil a bollla anti lo- lifrifclighl fniinrl hirsslf benefited from first done Stir continued its usq iiiul alirt taking six boillrs found herself onnd and well now does her own housework anti has well as she ever was FrtCI trial bottles of this Great Discovery at il U rnrd Drug Store Large bodies 50 cents and too THIRD REGIMENT May Move This Week Possibly to Washington Three Deserters From the Home Company KyMaynot retain its old lettering The new lettering has been arranged and as each company is mustered in it is given its new letter Following is a table showing the old and new lettering the Captain and home town of each company AdjutantRletter appearing in parentheses A E Madlsonville Capt Burchfield B A Bowling Green Capt Clarke- C C Bardslown Capt Beckbam- D G Hartford Capt Keown B D Hopkinsyille Capt Gaines F HOwensboro Capt Feland- G F Glasgow Capt Halley H I Henderson Capt Atkinson I B Morgantown Capt Howard- K K Paducah Capt Davis ReynoldsMSeven companies in the Third regiment have been mustered in up to this morning The Hender son company will be mustered in tomorrow That will make only three more to be mustered and they will be completed by Friday Cot Smiths Staff Col T J Smith and his entire staff and field officers were examined by the surgeons this morning and so far as any of them know all passed Following is the staff of the Third- ColonelT J Smith Lieutenant Colonel Jouett Henry Majors E H Wall D G Colson and- O G Saflarans Regimental Adjutant R S Mitchell Quartermaster rank First Lieutenant V L Strange Surgeon MajorFrank Boyd First Assistant Surgeon Bell Second Assistant Surgeon Garrelt Battalion Adjutants G E Snell A G Sharpleyand F Siracox Chaplain F M Thomas Sergeant Major Gordon Nelson Quartermaster Sergeant M F Martin The Third to Move It is stated here on what seems the best authority that orders have been given the C O Railroad Company to have a train in readi doss to move a regiment of Kentucky troops some time the latter part of this week It is believed that this train is to move the Third regiment to the East Three De erter Dave Smith and C L Cates of Earlington deserted from Capt Burchfields company Friday and W W Davis of Barnsley refused to muster when the time came Sat urday morning Capt Burchfield put Davis in the guard house and worked him all morning and after dinner turned him over to the boys of Company E who drummed him out of camp in disgrace and told him to get home the best way he could These deserters are denounced as cowards and scoundrelr particularly as they lived off the company two weeks at home got transportation to Lexington and lived off the Government two weeks longer then deserted at the last mo menteCol Castleman of the First regiment says men who desert could be arrested and fined 1100 each and imprisoned for a year but the officers are glad to get rid of such cowards and mis chief makers For that tired feeling you must enrich and purify your blood Hoods Sarsapa rilla Is the medicine you need A Great Girl Detroit Free Press Whats the war all about any howWell this country has more liberty than it can use and it is going to give some to Cuba Robbed the Grave A startling incident of which Mr John Oliver of Philadelphia was the subject Is narrated by him as I was in a most dreadful condition My skin was al most yellow eyes sunken tongue coated pain continually in back and sides no ape petite gradually growing weaker day by day Three physicians had given me up Fortunately a friend advised trying Elec tric Bitters and to my great joy and sur prise the first bottle made a decided im provement and I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man I know they saved my life and robbed the grave of another victim No one should fail to try them Only 50 cts per bottle at St Bernard Drug Store Hell and Spain The cursed deeds by Spaniards done Makes history blush to tell Yet Col Bob would let them off By claiming theres no hell But from Cadiz to Pyrenees From beggars but to villa The Spaniards think that part of h1I Has popped at Manila Nor Dewey think tb yil change their mind For years to come again When Sampson pulls the lanyard on The curse that wrecked tIme Maine When Spanish lust and brutal greed Across the sea Is driven Then Cuba may be free indeed Her hell be changed to heaven Detroit Journal Dtttcr than A Klondike Gold Mint Good health t priceless when once lost When you havea slight cold or cough inves- t25cina bottle of Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Dal sanithe return are greater a interest I nan Alanka cold IIIlnelas cannot burlot health flewam cold Sold by SI Bernard Drug Slorr A Spanish Soliloquy The hated Yankee and his ship Would surely meet the match If we were but as bard to whip As we have been to catch Washington Star Dr Oltoi Spruce Rum Daltam It a scientIfic remedy baked on discoveries and cOmo pounded by chemists of renown Khobar given ibroat and luag disease allfe tndy Ask your to procure It for you K not la stock Hold In two sizes and SOc Snld by St Bernard Drug Siorn Well Machine for Sale- I have a good WIII Drilling Machine with ten horse pnwijr threshing engine all in good run ning order which I will sell reason a lilyRlCIIAKO 1ALMt- Kaprai 8t St Charles Kv Are you a subscriber tal IIi SEE You should be A Handsome Acknowledgement Miss Helen Miller Gould has ac knowledged the receipt of a cer tificate of deposit for 100000 which she donated to the United States for use in the war Her letter was addressed to Treasurer Roberts and read as follows When you stated in your letter of May 7 that a certificate of deposit would follow in due time I had no expectation of receiving such a handsome acknowledgement of my gift to the Govern ment as the certificate that has reached me I am much pleased with it and shall always value it highly sincerelyHELEN GOULD The certificate was prepared by the best penman of the depart ment and in addition to being a splendid example of penmanship is quite artistic It recites the purpose for which the gift was made and at the top is an eagle with outspread wings the drawing and lettering being done entirely with a pen Washington Telegram to the Chicago Inter Ocean Anyone tending a sketch and description may alcilr ascertain our an Invention 1 probablftentablo Commnnlca tlons strIctly on Iatontl sent free Oldost for securing patents 1atenU taken through Munn fe Co receIve iprelol notice without charge In the Scientific flttiericciti A handsomely Illustrated weekly largest cir culation of any sctenttflo Terms f1 n earl fourmontUltL ttoldbyaii newsdealer VNN CO361nroadv New York Drench Offloo 63 F Bt Washington im C Dont Use Drugs unless you need them 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 timn to begin that spring medicine STBI3RNAR DRUG STORRII- RYAN IIOPIGR Manazer Youngman dressup Dont be a fop but look well dressed Our Tailor Made Cloth ing is well and artisti cally made We have stacks of samples Gen uine goods at reasonable prices Jt Bernard Genl Store GEORGE KING DRUGGIST t ST CHARLES KENTUCKY Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded When th Berries Hevf Turned Black You kin talk erbout yer skcetln Or coastin on yor sled possumAnBut ther cums ter me a feelin That makes my go smack When th blossoms hey all fallen An th berries hev turned black Tb trees mout all took puny When then buds hey shed New leaves hey all cum out In th place of them thets dead longinPerWhen the blossoms hev all fallen An th berries hey turned black gravySweetApples ripe an juicy An peaches that are red All these mout hev then sweetness But fer me they must step back When the blossoms hev fallen And th berries hev turned black bullyAn fed turnipsAnBut let mo tell yer nabor Sich like mus clear th track When th blossoms hev all fallen I An th berries hey turned black JESSE PHILLIPS I Put Broad Tires on Your Life From Ihe L A W Bulletin A country doctor hurrying over a horrible road on a life and death errand exclaimed to ills driver If those poor fellows bleed to death it will be the fault of the narrow tires that have made this NeverI necessary the Room a 0 THB EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF Is duo not only to tho originality and alsotomanufactured by scientific processes SYRUPCopurchaslnllthetruo genuine of Figs is manufactured by tho OALiPontriL Fia SYRUP Co only a knowledge of that fact wIlt assist one In avoiding tho worthless partiesFORNIA Fm SVKUP Co with the medl cal nnd the satisfaction the genuine Syrup of Figs has to millions of families makes the namo of the Company a guaranty of the excellence of Its remedy It is far In advance of all other laxatives as It acts on tho kidneys liver and without irritating or weaken- Ing them antI it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get Its beneficial effects remember the name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAN FUANC1KCO Cat LOUISVILLE Kr NEW YOUK KT NEW ENTERPRISEIN DaUY BVIltiO OGIVIIfQ TOVES OVIIR use 200000 SATSIAOTlOlf they are made of Southern Iron by Southern Workmen who are sustained by the products of Southern Fanners They last longer and make more homes happy than any other Stove on earth Fire backs guaranteed for 15 years lf your docs not handle them WRITE FOR CATALOGUE Phillips Buttorff Mfg Co NASHVILLE TENN 1s OF COOKING AND HEATING STOVES Mantels and Grates Bollowware Tinware Etc trLflrtAu LIt China Crockery andOlassware Cutlery WOODEN AND WILLOWWARE Everything end convenient for Kitchen Dining Laundry and Dairy FWS Syrup profession which given bowels please Dealer HANUFACTUIIUU BICYCLESA I SUBSCRIBE FOR C THE BEEONE DOLLAR A YEAR t 1 ITO it3TAii j 1 COAL BLL DOWIT t oorft FAIL TO US- Er I T e = v THE BEST 5TEM COALON rplE HAFUETS U A 11LO- EFAHD YOU WILL UjSE MO e c iffiJORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED SATIsFA IOri GUARMIT ED t P C- lL 0 L it i I w jr h cI 0 r 4 4- I l i r w- I 1i I 4 V r r JAv F4 r iiiIi L ii I I I 1 SF 4 lJJ tfi i Id l I FI tJ t r II4 4444 AAAAAAAMI WATCHIWMii tfill tfi- O Mil- lt ==c = === 00 ttttttII u t 010 mo 1 = = n U fID ll roiA- sshi1 Mroodandflcgtita ling titnmhm4Bawe1s of Promotc sU nCoorfut- ocssaMl1CstCont ins nclU1cr OpmrnlMorpuiruyBor IJtaeral NOT NARCOTIC t VAFaJfrS4Nl221Y7rll27z1atii 4Jmf RJIUJJIIJft 1sjtionSourjSforMcliDiarrltoca ne5i P LEER T4tsW J paf Dt 1 NEW yORIt I L t EXACT COpY OF WRABECB J I MEDICINEfor I MILLION Vicinity n 0 0 bit This Space for something Mi special every week b bit blo 350 Work Shirts 20c Choice S 25 TO 40 CENT QUALITY j t Mi Io Anderson Waller 8 MADIGONVILLE KY b Mi 4l CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought the- Signature of t l J The Kind You Have Always Boug- htCASIOR1A THE erxTou COMPANY nrwvomt CITY 1 A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the in a direction that may to a revolution in the trade A NtvrTork of imnufnoturlnir MmlI the lUpini Chemical Company placodIpontheinarkeIaboutltTe irurit iun medicinal tablet or libido compocnl of Iii tr c rtuln medicinal drugs vrhkli baIt Un ascer tallied lo lie or more general uoo atnoiiK niMiical men than any other furl lie cute vr alleviation much ills common to man Os linvo their origin In an liniialrml dlgiulou or weake i capacity for uilmllatlng ixxlutaorblng nourishment nreliminating WfttC- lhOCflOgUeIt ItIClUdCd under lute U a1I to otIy rtery dl ear r which tho phy lclnn U called upon to prescribe Inp their itnnclaiii rental fur tho acceptance of tho American people the company laid down the principle that everything entering Into tho packet mioul lic of the highest craue ana 10 Ilfrrol eli and protected III to retain IU iualltle Intact nod unimpaired throuiili any txttcdcd lame i f limo nor cllmato Only tho cholccrt drum used their prei arailou a1outd hoill necordance wiLh In claw protected bjr absorbent cotton tecnreljr Kvrn thr mrka used harolHMnof a grade colilgh In Its requirement that no inanufi elmer ef lucre everdaytOpperICOIItl mpplr more than a proportion front liln output that would nu et speclncatlons The lau were turn fcktit lUtOXPI of equality not surpassed n oout7nntJ perfection of TorkmanihlpbylhoiietiEix1 1lbo mot In jewel and ornnnitnl gold Hairing tctthrlrlilghstandnril nnduereroontentlnzto rroprictor resorted to themgotN dommethods of miking heir ncren hundred thousand Invested 000rernirn within nro years In newspaper III1dmrinzrJ IIIorerr American cltlien Jlelnll lhotlllruiand ourvers of the changed conditions that oier the coinniercini nnd careful to note crcrr circumstance liaTlnc a Ixarlnir upon the uccourut proleCUtlnn or their trade the managers or the company haTe noted that thcro Ii n precnt demand II lower prIce en article that reaches or approaches nn unlrerul use and that tha IO although requIring tho best of everything resent being called upon to pay h ary percentages tupeiflucui irrappln lacklnit or unnecessary protection ngalnst deterioration that might re In years but ls needloiu In tho vale n purchase Inrinded to he consumed In a t week 11 has nl o liecndlioorered and proved by teflo time and actual experlrncp that theao Tnbules da not haro the tendency to baa of qualities or of ex reliance from that mIght at nm hava been expected Inasmuch as tinder favorable conditions bore that havo flrolC drawer a traveling bar or elkfor several weeks or mouths are I as fresh and as ni ever Acting upon theso sugfro Hon and noting particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of ereU newspapers now sola fore tnt of the old rate of five time mount nnd the general tendency In all directions toward tow ratea and Increased tal tim have entered IIpoa the experiment of putting up liipana Tabuica in utcboard packaobeingaproprletarl mediclnoFIVJi cent each TIme d IcontInuo the manufacture and rile rlot forte with wbIeht- ime hav01e4me to knoW fOIL lluo the lUponITnbule but will oerIbe cheaJr- rerperlmenIILIIrorlbe benefit of such ns may lllro them It should be undertoo4 lint the quality of II medicine ii Identicalin both ports time only ditferencg being In the form anl or ruttIng up The fivecent pack aRea are not yet to be had or all denterslaufouJlb It I iflobable that almost any drug girl wilt obtain a supply when to do 10 I but In any caao n iingle carton containing ten tabules will bo vent postage paid to any address for live cents In i tamps to the Rlpan Chemical Co No 10 Spruce Si New York Until the goods are thoMtlJlhl710trodueed to the trade agents peddlers will be supplied nt I- IJrlrOWhlrhIII a margin of rrotltvlzt cartons for 40 cent for 1132 8 gross TJUCirtom for 2053 Z gross 3000 cartons for tro Cub with tho order la OTcry case Li- ISb = 60 elloUnB Caatleman ArtiiurG llreclilnrldee I Royal Insurance 7f Co Of Vcrpool I The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky StatesI3 II s PAUL M MOORE BARLINQTON KY Resident Agent for Earlington and L Bears 1 first experimental step lead tholatetperftcledmcthodiofmodern- vacc4i Laniibnic Barbee Southern CastlemanI Home = Kyfn Hnmv y4e4if f WE HAVE SPARED I NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the Statet Anything and everyt thing you want in livery 1 u PRICES ALWAYS 1 THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD t TNrpV EARLINGTONKY cPurwi Ji fI THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON iX SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES MAY 29 Text of the Legion Math ZXT 1730 Memory Vorao 2028 OolJeu Text I Cor xl 20 Commentary by time novo D jr Steams Copyright 1S9S by D M Stearns 17 Now tho first day of tho fcnst of nnlonvonetl bread tho disciples canto to Jesus saying unto Him Vlioro wilt 1hou that wo prepare for Tlico to rot tho pass ovcrf This wits of nil pnssovcrs tho greatest fir It was tho last the consum motion and fulfillment of nil that hail ever been Ho Mill concern Ing this ono I halo heartily desired to oat tills passovcr with you before I suiTor Luko xx 1C margin And Ho also added that It would have ft fulfillment In the kingdom of God Tho first passover was in connection with tho deliverance of Israel from Egypt Tho still future fulfillment will bo in connec tion with n far greater dcllvoranco of Is rael EO much greater that tho former shall not seem worth mentioning Tor Art 14 15 xxIII 7 8 May tho Whoro wilt thou of tho disciples with tho What wilt thouf of Tnul Acts Ix 0 bo over our attitude to Him 18 And Ho said Go Into tho city to such n man and say unto him Tho Mas ter salth My time Is at hand I will keep tho passover at thy houso with My Ills ciples In Luko xxll 10 wo learn how they would know tho houso and find tho man They would moot n man bearing n pitcher of water nnd following him they would find tho house 10 And tho disciples did as Jesus had appointed thorn and they mado ready tho passover In Luko xx 13 It Is written that thoy wont anti found as Ho had salt unto them So It was also In tho matter of tho ass colt Luko xix H9 they fount oven as Ho had salt unto them In John lr CO tim titan believed tho word that Jesus had spoken unto him nnd ho went his way and tho sequel shows that ho found just as Josus lint salt CO Now when tho oven was come Ho satdown with tho twelve Itwould bo Interesting to consider tho preparations which they mado and tho significance of each Item Let tho teacher tnko tlmo to rotor back to tho institution of tho feast In Ex xII nnd show how tho Lamb kept tour days ant then slain n lamb without blemish tho bitter herbs tho unleavened bread tho sprinkled blood are nil so full of significance as typical of Christ our Iassovcr sacrificed for us 1 Cor v 7 21 And ns they did cat ho said Ver ily I say unto you that ono of you shall betray mo There were only 12 tho In nermost circle of Ills followers und yet Ho says ono ofyou Out It was no sur prlso to Him for Jesus know from tho boo ginning who they wcro that behaved not anti who should betray Him 23 And they were exceeding sorrow ful antI began every ono of them to say unto hUm Lord Is it H Ko hint Lad Ho over given thorn of tho truo character of Judas and well hat Judas concealed from them what ho really was Instead of suspecting any ono they each ask Lord Is It If What a wonderful Saviour to havo such a ono in Ills company all that timo and never tell the others 23 And Ho answered and salt Ho thatdlppcth his hand with Mo In tho dish tho samo shall betray Me John xtli 26I says that Jesus dipped thu sop ant gavo It to Judas Iscarlot When thoso who havo been our frIends or at least have professed to bo our friends turn against us ant bo como our enemies it Is n most trying thing but it is blessed fellowship with Jesus for as Ho was treated wo must ox poet to bo 21 Tho Son of Man gocth as it Is writ ten of Him But woo unto that man by whom tho Son of Man is betrayed It hat been good for that man If ho had not been born II It was all foreseen nnd taro known oven ns tho apostles said conccrn ing tho treatment of our Lord by Herod ant Pontius Pilate nnd tho gentiles and tho people of Israel they only did what Gods hand and counsel determined before to bo done Acts lv 27 28 but that did not In tho least lessen their guilt Ills knowing that It would bo dono did not compel them to do It Unless there is an indlscribnbly fearful future for tho do splscrs of our Lord lBs words in this verso Lace no significance but see Job xxxvl 18 Rov xxI 8 28 Then Judas which betrayed Him answered and said Master is it It Ho salt unto him Thou host said Accord Ing to John till 97 30 Jesus nlso said That thou deest doquickly And Judos wont immediately out and it was night And it Is still night with him who boo trayod his Master tho blackness of dark ness forever and there Is no escape 20 And as they wcro eating Jesus took bread and blessed it nnd brake It and gavo it to the disciples ant salt Take eat This la My body IITho passover being fulfilled or about to be but not for tho national benefit of Israel at that tlino because they know not the tlmo of their visitation ant would not havo their Mes siah Ho Institutes n now ordinance to continue till Ho shall como again 27 28 And Ho took tho cup and gave thanks and gnvo It to them saying Drink yq all of It for this is My blood of tho now testament which is shed for many for the remission of sins When Ho said I am tho door or I nm tho truo vine or I am tho bread of life lIe certainly would not suppose that any ono would think that Ho was an actual door or vino and EO hero It Is beyond thought that Ho would have us consider tho bread and wlno as Ills actual body and blood but they represent Ills body given for us to tho death on tho cross and Ills blood poured out for us 29 But I say unto you I will not drink henceforth of this fruit of tho vine until that day when I drink It now with you In My Fathers kingdom Luko xxII 18 says It Until the kingdom of Uotl shall come In Luko xxII 20 CO Ho speaks of His own kingdom and of tho apostles eating and drinking at His table In Ills kingdom and sitting on thrones judging tho 19 tribes of Israel From I Cor xv 8428 it scorns that Ills kingdom shall precedo that of God tho Father ant yet wo shall probably find that both are ono in different stages On that same night Ho said that Ho had given to Ills peoplo tho glory which tho Father had given Him and that Ho was desirous to show it to us In Her xx 0 It Is said wo shall reign n thousand years and In hay xxl 6 that wo shall reign forovcr and over As In last lesson so again wo ro jolco that wo shall bo over with tho Lord and then wo shall tully know Aro wo heartily ono with Him now in Ills great desire to gather out ills bride and hasten tho marrlago of tho Lamb 30ItAnd when they had sung nn hymn they went out Into tho Mount of Olives Then followed Gcthsomano where Ho loft the eight and afterward tho three nnd wont nlonoCalling on the Lord It Is n good thing to call upon tho Slvothanksof which our fathers never dreamed but IIPPYIstho grace of Christian thankfulness Wo havo thus become selfish ant in tho midst of plenty complain that wo havo not more Reformed Church Messenger Tbo Only TimIng onlythingtho thing before which every ambition of man is folly and all lower achieve incuts vain Drumniond A Good Way ngreeablotoable crooked perverse folks That is a good way to ehine Chrluticin Stand tUKtS WH18E Alt list FAILS Bert UsebumpCONSUMPTION H 5fcHH3S H3 Sfc9fcHfct f- I sj BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATED IMiners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE I I HJR General Office Earlington Kentucky I pW i BrA rLch Off1ces If A M CAKROLL Managcr 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah ff i Tennessee Kentucky ff is H NEWBOLDliManagor v 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets J Ijjf f Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill i 1 I cUALjForj Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables ji used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE Iii MARKET s ill Ia BRUSHED GORE FOR BHSE BURNERS ID FURNRBES i iWhYObuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One iii ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 2 one ton of the best Anthracite CoalIASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY lit 9SrifS r t fcWIiti titifc t 1 t 1 1 11 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVORI Topic For the Week Comment by Itcv S II Ijojle Tone Chriit our mode Uatii z 24 23 John xiII 1215 A union meetlre with tbo juniors suggested to bo led by the junior superintendent Christ not only lived to work ont Gods plan of redemption but nlso to giro Ills followers tho pattern of n perfect life Ills lifo is tho only perfect lifo that has been lived aud must ho- taken as a model by all who would livo in tacit a way as will plenEo God tho Father It was divinely intended that Christs lifo should boa model for nil Christians lIlt lifo is stated to be an example for us and wo aro commanded to do as Ho did oven to havo tho samo mind as Christ had After washing tho disciples feet that Ho might teach them hnmili ty Jesus said I havo given you on example that yo should do as I havo dono to you In John xv 13 Ho says This is my commandment that YI Jove ono another as I havo loved yon Ia exhorting servants to suffer patiently the abuses of masters Petersays Christ OlEO suffered for nj leaving us nu ex ample that ye should follow His steps Scripture thus conclusively proves that Christp lifo was intended to bo a model for nil Christians How important then to know what Christ did How can wo follow in His steps if wo are not no quainted with tho pathway that Ho trod How can wo do what Ho did un less wo know what Ho did Gut wo aro not only in our actions to tako Christ as our model but wo may also expect to be treated in tho world as Christ was treated Tho world persecuted und abused Christ It maligned and ridiculed Him Can wo expect less from it Naturally not so Christ was Master wo are disciples Christ was Lord wo aro sovvnuts Can dlEciplcs expect better treatment than their master re ceived or servants than their lord They would bo foolish to do so The disciple is not abovo his master nor tho servant above his lord Christ then should bo our model in tho reception of the ad verso treatment anti misrepresentation of tho world Tho aim of ovory Christian Endeav oror should bo to bo liko Christ Christ likeness is Christianity Tho moro liko Christ wo are tho better Christians wo ore A Christian lifo is a Christ life How can wo bccomo most liko Christ By having Christ dwell within us and make our lives ills lifo When puzzled as to how to act wo may well try to find out what Christ would do and then do that but tho best way to live liko Christ is to put self out of onr lives and to let Christ into them to surrender ourselves so absolutely to Christ ns to no longer live but to havo Christ livo iu us If wo got Christs spirit within us wo cannot but have a Christ lifo without us Let us tako Him as our pattern and model At every stop of lifo let us ask How would Christ walk At every niomcntof decision lotus ask What would Christ do Then lot us do it Bible Readings Math v 2120 48i vi 01C xi 2880 Luke vi 40i John xv 113 1837 I Cor xi 1 Eph iv 81 D2i v 1B i PhIl ii MI Hi MSl Col ill 17 I Pot ii IIi I Johuil 10 Follow Die Christ demands nu open loyalty Ev cry call of Ills is a call to confession of Him Follow Mo was tho message which tho fishermen of Galileo hoard and heeded They loft their nets and followed their Master It was open following not secret love Matthew at tho publicans bench hoard tho same met sage nnd Capernaums custom house had n vacant office after that MiluHo forsook all nut followed Him ia tho simple yet significant symbol of confes sion Como after Mo says Christ to every dlsoiplo Show your colors do yourlovevroototdiselpleshlp in OhrlfitH school of Christian life No looking back if yon would bo fitted for tho kingdom of God Christian Intelligencer A large amount of coal Is now being shipped south for government use L r HAIL I COLUMBIA VhIthl Columbia was written by Joseph Hopklnson In 1708 tInting the war between Prance and England when America was ninth divided In eentlment limo cuthor cxi llnm at tho tjflje that his object In writing tho BOHR which was first produced at a theatrical hen tit was to got up a true American spirit Independent of and alwvo the Intercut 1161011 and policy of both belligerents 1 Holll C Jlnm bin hap py land Hnlll yo hems licnvn born 8 Immortal patriots rlso onco moro Defend your rights defend your bnndI Who fought and blod In freedoms cause Who fought tnt bled Let no rude foe with tm pi oui bond Let no rude too tnI frcodoms oonso And when tho storm of war nat gono Ira pi out hand In vade the abrlno where ia crud lies En joyd tho peace our vn lor won Lot In Uopcndcnco Of toil and blood tho vroll oarnd price While oil crlng peace bo our boast Kv cr mind ful what It cost sincere ant just In heavn wo pIece n manly trust Ev or grateful for the prize Let Its al tar reach the That truth and Justlco will proTailAnd ov cry scheme of bond 5ldesI Firm u nltod let us bo RnllyIng round our Libcr Firm u nit od lot us bo RnMyIng round our Lib cr iyI aa a band of brothcrs jolnd peaoo and eafo ty wo shall find as a bond of broth rJolnd peace and safo ty wo shall find OnOTTDS Firm u nltod lot us bo BaMylng round our Lib cr ty As a band of brothera Jolnd Pcnoo and sato ty wo eholl flnd FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS First Itcgulur Session SENATE VAsniNOTOS Mny25At 11 n m the senate convened nn hour earlier than usual to resume its discussion of tho war revenue measure Scarcely a presentMr appropri ation bill to supply deficiencies In pen elons and for other purposes As reported tho bill carries 83408405 of Which 88075873 Is for pensions and tho balance for tho army navy and courts After a brief discussion of that feature of tho measure which makes possible temporary appointments of clerks without civil service passedAadopted di reporttoof Tampa bay Fla After tho transaction of considerable morning business consideration of tho war revenue measure was resumed THE SARANAC RELEASED The Only 1rlie Captured by the Spaa litmUs In the Ihlllpplura Recaptured and Released 0Loipojr May 25A dispatch re MInila can bdrlf Saranac Capt IJartaby from Newcastle N S W on February 20 for Iloilo Philippine islands and which was captured shortly after the outbreak of tho war by tho Spanish gunboat El Cano has been released Time Saranoo took about 1040 tons of coal to Iloilo which Is said to have been unloaded before she was captured Time coal was released some tlmo ago Tho Saranno is owned by Wm Simpson Jr of Now York WAITING TO MAKE A START Tanlullalne Delay In Getting the Troop v of the 1lilllpptne Expedition Away from San IrancUoo BAS PnANOisco May 25The trans port steamers have not sailed although tho soldiers have been on board tho City of Pcklu since Monday and on time Australia and the City of Sydnoy since Tuesday The Australia which is the flagship of tho fleet is ready for sea but tho other vessels will hardly bo ready for several days yet Their cargoes aro not all on board and tho vcsocls have not been trimmed for sea llrlffQcn Anderson anti his staff are aboard tho Australia anti waiting impatiently for tho stor Gen Ander IOn Is having the worlt rushed but ow lag to tlio condition of the crowded vessels tlio creWS can not work as rap idly as lie would desire THE MARKET REPORT WEDNESDAY May 1S Grain and 1rovlilont- SrLom FlourPatent HL2JO040 itralgh t37Mia00 clear liOOOiM WheatNo trod 3301NoPralrlo tawatatOi mlxod timothy 170X1 laoj clear timothy tiUOXHOa Duller E4sFreaheaojoNew standard mes liaoa llaconKxtn PGCkf Ju17DOiSo JulyhiC lwooopenl quotations Wheat July opened ot ll10JilitH Sold or to I LOO V then Seplemberup to tic sad back again to BTJie Corn July began at 3IUO34Mo weakened to S4i O S4fc then sold up to 3IMO34KO Oats July opened at tlVc declined totIcuphe24hO Z4JJ back to SIH5WIKO then row to 210- rrovlalouJulr pork opened at II I77H ross to IILW then back totlLttK and up again to ltl8i July lard opened otMll row to WSO then back to M17H July ribs opened at H93 and ranged between tXW 97K- CniCAOOCloatng quotations WheatMay IL70 Juno UO JulyllltW September BKH assUci December 83e Com May Slot July SIWo Sept mber33i OaUMayZ7 o July C42tc September ZtHe Pork May 11170 July IIIBiUi September lllW SeptemberKSeptember tdoo- CIllCAoocrb wheat No I red 1183s No I III03ISO No S hard ILtO No I llioa tU No S sprint 1120 No 8 tt103130 No northern spring IL6X Cash corn No 2 Sic No So SJHe Cash oats No 3 S7oj No S tQsscc- Live Stock Market ST LornsCrtttleFanoy exports H7KJ 800 fair to choice tlOXUTV butchers W75O 180 cows and heifer 13002 LU hogs 1acklnif I3KV91I9 butchers hogs H2MHM lights I4ivai45 SheepIrlces range at 1331 Q423 spring lambs I1KO73 per 100 lbs nouses WOofijOOOOSaddlers Matched teams good to extra 150 ooituo 00 wooailOOOSouthernxuus 14 hands 4 to 7 yeses oldS 1 ooa 4000 14H bands 4 to 7 years old ss xiZt 5250 15 hands 4 to 8 years old 0 50OIIIO00- it4 hands 4 to 7 yearn old uvOit 9501- It to 1GH band 4 to 7 yearn old 75 watts 00 CntoAoollogs Estimated receipts today OJXO head left over yesterday 10809 head Market slow and weak mostly ito lower Lights M761I5 mixed 14050140 heavy 11013143 rough I405O11J CattleIlecelptv 18000 head Make steady to lOc lower Deercs HflOOlS cows and heifers 12403160 Texas steers 13802140 stockers and feeders e1DOj 185 Sheep Receipts 0000 head Market steady to lot lower Natives tS2SQI53 west erns tOOaiW lambs UOtta4XX KANSAS CrrrCattle Native steers 13503 15O Texas steers tlGOOtU Texas cows 12753125 native cows and heifers n JOt8J stockers and feeders ta25 525 bulls 4503 400 IIognDulk of sales I1003LS3 heavies M1MJ133 packers l3 5lSHi mixed MP03 tIe lights 13503140 yorkers KWiaiOO pigs laooaiwx SheepLambs l375I23i muttons s3soatooC- INCI1ISATIIIogSAOtiYe at ri003145 Financial Nxw YORK May 26 Money on call IK per cent prime mercantile paper 4HCJW per cent Sterling exchange steady with actual bus Incas In i bankers bills at 489 a4e i for demand and484 481H for CO days posted rates 489 and 487H commercial bills 44216048- 3Stiver cortinoatas B7W53 Bar silver 67W Mexican dollars 45H Government bonds strongLondon tolled to respond fully to yesterdays New York galas market here showed depression at the opening The bulls rallied to tho support of the market and purchased round amounts of tho leading specialties The riilwsy steele Were rather alutth sithmoub there were no largo imibThmts octrbd TIIo atp daltles reacted before the end of the boc losllll 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