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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r1L 4 Ii T t- I 4 o 4 4t r1 i p t TflILARGEST LINn OF- t tVV bL L PAP E Ri In WCtern Kentucky II no at J A D SISKS BOOK STORE tIADISONVILLU KY ii 1n all the leading and colors flottom I gurantceditOij IIiIIi IIiIIi ix tJf lr1 rI i fti YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JUNE 2 1898 NO 22 tr IFlag I I iW I Whose mission is to protect our shores r and FIGHT Everybody is eager to know more about these superb fort r resses which guard the nations honor r We have arranged for our readers to I secure for a merely nominal sum a I Portfolio Series in ten parts each con W I I 16 I taining repro- ductionsi of specia- lphotographs 160 in all each accom I panied by Expla natory Text in which arc described I the vessels ar mor guns engines power elc f In short the very i information want t 1I AND eel for a full understanding the and maneuvers the fleets and vessels But this is NOT ALL you get put of the Seriesi the ships will 0 protect will receive their share of attention and the reader feels on turning the last I leafthat he has had I Cuba illustrated in a manner to enable him to judge of thei islands past and present But he I as I space in series I is devoted to an I other islandrealm which we may someday In some I ofthepartshefinds Hawaii portrayed and everything plained which an American needsI I to InvesttgateI reLI 10 fif fC h 1 i I I Indiana Brooklyn Columbia OregonMinneapolis Maine Anl- IRKatahdin UIPORC 3TexasAmphitriteBaltimore J1ANY i nl fighting of r Isingle 1crtfclicfor I Lee in Havana PalacesCities PeopleDwellings Products PlantationsFortresses Harbors Commerce mnORD does not here considerable I the own i 4 m Honolulum Birdseye Views ProductionsI Queen Lil I NativesScenery uDLSIII4 ffi J slalIlend lito tbe THE BEE with locentl for each Portfolio wanted It will be moro convenient to send 100 at Once as- rOil can thereby vold the bother of writing a letter and Inclosing a dime for each iiiue They will be sent lo any point In tho United States Canada or Mexico oatpatJTtrn SURIBS COMPRISES No ai The Hawaiian Islands No 36 The Hawaiian Islands No ai The American Navy No ar Cuba and the Wrecked Maine No J The American Navy No a 8 The Hawaiian Islands No 34 The Hawaiian Islands No ao Cuba No as The Maine No 30 The Hawaiian Islands ONB FOR A DinUTBN POR A DOLLAR Tilt IIRU will please send to the undersigned reader the following PORTFOLIOS for whichh 4 INo Is Inclosedi I tcityStateStrecl4Wo will give two Portfolios any number fr jtbu l1ay select for cadi now paid sub scriber to The Boo lot one year ml I a AMERICANSDRIVEN OFF That is the Spanish Account of Corn modore Schleys Bombard mental Santiago OUR SHIPS FIRED SEVENTY BIG SHOTS I It Mont Hato Iloea Our Gunners flat Oft us the Spaniards Declare that Abo lutely No Damage was Dono There nro Other Itoports Ilowcrer that Dont Talk Quite So Spanish The American Squadron Suffered m Chock T- MADWD June 1TIio minister o mnrinu Capt Aunon has rccoircd a dispatch saying tho American squadron has suffered a check before Santiago Spanishforlsis alleged to have repulsed tho Amer ican ships which aro said to have ro treated and to have been damaged The Spanish fleet it is claimed lId not suffer Fpiiilsh Account of ibo Iloinbardment ot Santiago 1TbufollowIJlgSpanlsl gagement oil Santiago do Cuba has been issued here Tho American fleet consisting of the Iowa Massachusetts Brooklyn Texas Now Orleans Marblchcad and another cruiser in addition to six small vessels took up a position on May 31 on tho western side of tho mouth of Santiago do Cuba channel opening fire from tho first fivo vessels Tho Spanish cruiser Cristobal Colon wns anchored toward 1unta Oorda and could bb seen from the open sea The fire of tho American fleet was answered by Morro Socapa and 1unta Gorda batteries and by tho cruiser ColonI fleet fired 70 shots with projectiles of 32 without caus- Ing tho least damage Tho bombardment lasted 00 minutes anti tho American fleet retired with r transatlantic steamer auxiliary cruis cr damaged Two shells were seen tc explode on tho Iowas stern and there was fire on board another battleship Several projectiles fell Inside tho harbor near tbo Spanish warships There is great enthusiasm at Santia go do Cuba and here Another Iteport by Way of Fort auPrlnc 1Ibeen received hero from a Spanish source at Havana of the engagement reported off Santiago do Cuba Tuesday The Spanish batteries at first an ewcrcd the fire of tho American squad ron in a lively manner After 20 min utes of firing directed in a superior manner upon tho part of the American fleet tho Spanish battery began to weaken and tho American ships con centrated a violent ftullado upon El- iiorro destroying it completely The forts at Socapa and Punta Oorda fired tho last shots The Spanish loss must have been con siderable Details aro lackingas to the American loss The Spaniards pretend to have struck thp American vessels several times but this information Is accepted hero under reserveAt oclock Tuesday afternoon tho American squadron ceased firing At that time there was no Spanish ves leI in sight No news has been received there from the dispatch boats London Ilovrlldcred by Conflicting Reports LONDON Juno IThis city is bewil dered by the conflicting reports from Santiago do Cuba which are reaching hero from all sources Tho Spanish fleet destroyed or surrendered alter nates with reported battle discredited at the navy department on tho news placards Some of the special dispatches have seemingly minute details as to how tho Brooklyn standing well in shore opened tho battle and how a heavy fire was concentrated by the whole squadron on Morro and the other do fenses to which they replied furious ly Another report says Commodore Bchloy after exploding many mines in tho channel ran the Texas far enough into tim harbor to engage and sink the Rolna Mercedes An American Story A Different Fee on the Aftalr NEW YORK Juno 1An Evening Journal special from Capo hinytien says Tho torpedo boat Porter arrived at Molo St Nicolas at 1 B m with dis patches for Washington She loft im mediately but beforo going to sea tho following story of tho bombardment of Santiago do Cuba was obtained by your correspondent at tho Mole Tho American squadron augmented by tho torpedo boat Porter tho auxil- Iary cruiser and tho protected cruiser Now Orleans tho entrance to tim harbor of Santiag at about 1330 p m the Iowa leading Inside tho entrance to tho harbor was seen one of tho warships of Cer vcras fleet stripped for action Aq the American fleet drew near the Now Orleans was detached and IowaII she replied the other two ships directing the fire at tlo battery on the Punta Gorda within the harbor and to westward of the position occu pied by tho Spanish ship The latter replied to the fire and immediately bo came a target for tho American ships engaged in the battle Sho retired bo hind a protecting heatjland and was not seen again during tiio engagement The Iowa directed by Capt Fight leg Bob Evans tho Massachusetts 1 Capt P J Illgglnson tho Teas Capt J W Philip and thp New Orleans Capt Wm MFolgcrn kept up their tcrriUa firo against thq Morro Socapa and 1unta Gordo fortifications for two hours their projectiles of enormous size doing tremendous damagoto the defenses of tho harbor Tho masonry of Socapa and Morro was battered aknoet into dust and the forma of Spanish Artillerymen qnd in fantry could plainly be seen flyfafr to safety btihlndtfaeneightiQrlng tiiUs The auxiliary orulwKlwhloh jtfsed J 3 rI Schloys fleet just beforo tho battle took plaeo was hit by shells from the forts and it is thought she was seriously damaged After seeking the protection of a jut ting headland the Spanish warships continued to fire projectiles over tho hills toward the fleet but they had no range not even direction to their shots and the shells fell harmlessly into tho sea That the number of killed and wounded on tho Spanish sldo is enor lUaus no one doubts for time and again the American shells hit tho batteries squarely and amid the flying masonry anti dismantled guns tho forms of men were seen The damage done to tho American fleet can not bo learned but it is not Inf Official Dlipnlch From Havana to Madrid MADRID Juno ITho following un dated ofllclal dispatch from Havana has been received here Tbo American squadron commanded bj Commodore Schley composed of largo Iron dads and cruisers attacked the fortifica tions at tbo entrance of Santiago de Cuba Our Ironclad Cristobal Colon closing ibo mouth of ths channel and supported by tho- r flro of tho torts repulsed the mtaclt causing damngo to tho enemy Signed MANTKJIOLA Admiral Mantcrola is tho officer in command of tho regular Spanish fleet in Cuban waters UNDER THE SECOND CALL AdJUaou Corbln Making Up the Appor tionment Concessions May bo Made for tbo Sake of Harmony WASHINGTON June 1 AdjtOcn Corbin Is engaged in making up tho apportionment of troops which each state is to bo asked to furnish under lresldent McKinlcys second call for 75 000 men Because of an excess over their quota under the last call some of the states will not be naked for any ad ditional men at this time So far as ii possible tho existing regiments will be recruited to their maximum strength Some of tho stato governors in their departLreglDcntsIganizations and in some of these cases mayIofficial statement to that effect Therev is adisposition on tho portof the war department to avoid any unseemly wrari gloovcr the matter but instead to yield a point for tho sake of appearances Ample authority it is said exists un der the volunteer act for the war department to proceed on its own responsibility with tho work of recruiting without calling on the governors to assist in that work AN ORDER OF EXPANSION Organizations Under tho Tint Call to I- flecruItedtJp to Full Strength Indo pendent of tho flccond Call WASHINGTON June IAn order baa been issued by tho war department which provides that the organizations accepted and mustered into the United presldentsfirstfrom tho 75000 men naked for under tho second call BO that each regiment shall consist of 12 companies troops or batteries and each battalion or squadron of four companies and of the maximum unlisted strength provided by tho volunteer army act Regimental and independent battalion commanders are to select a recruiting party to obtain recruits in the locality where tho organization was raised Additional companies necessary for the completion of regiments nnd battalions aro to bo mustered by the same rules that obtained under the presidents first proclamation AN INSPIRING SPECTACLE Firing Drill of Ten flatteries of Light Artillery Along the Reach nt rort Tampa Fla TAMPA Fin June JA drill of tho wholo brigade of light artillery ten batteries of four guns each was hold along tIm beach at Port Tampa All the artillery maneuvers were gone through with and the sight was an im pressive one For over ono hour the artillery dashed up and down the long beach through tho shallow water and lover the hammocks of Picnic island wheeling the guns into lino at com mand and firing The noise of the fir ing at times was deafening Nays tho Health of the Spanish Army In Cuba II Excellent MADRID Juno IIn regard to the reported illness of the Spanish troops in Cuba tho inspectorgeneral of the sanitary department says the health of the army in Cuba is excellent According to the last reports received tho sick list has been reduced onehalf as tho forced marches have ended land the food has improved Bryan Stay Get Rim Nebraska Regiment After All WASHINGTON Juno 1 Secretary Al gel has telegraphed tho governor of Nebraska that ho will bo given nn opportunity to furnish an additional full regiment of infantry This will per mit tho governor to appoint Wm J Bryan as colonel if ho so desires IreparlnfftbReeTlve the American Troopi at Uonoluln- SAN FRANCISCO Juno 1Tue steam ship Moana arrived hero from Australia ports via Honolulu At tho lattet placo everything was in readiness for tho reception of tho troops on their way to Manila nnd tho most elaborate prop arations had been made Condition of the flank of Spain Moro Seri one Than a Itovcrso In War MACRID Juno 14 p rnTIm con dition of tho Bank of Spain is consid ered us moro serious than any reverse of tho war If it can not help the government tho war can not be con tinned Ordered to Gamp Algor WASHINGTON Juno IThe Thirty fourth regiment of Michigan volun tccrs has been ordered by telegraph by AdjtOcn Corbin lo proceed to Camp Alger Va for duty under com wand of MojGen Graham of tho Sco ond armv corps Respect to tho Memory of ISxaov Car ponter Dna MOINES Id Juno IFlags on all publlo buildings In the staQ are at halfmast out of respect to the memory of exOov Cyrus C Carpenter whose funeral will be held at Fort Dodge o 11 1J L TIHt Royal the highest grade lIalllg powder bow Actual testasbow It goso thlrdfudLer thO sly other brilld atIYAiAKIH POWDER Absolutely Pure r SOYA UAXIN4 POWDER eo IICW YORK 1 OTHERWISE UNNOTICED iecruiting for tho regular army con tinues brisk at8t Louis VItnIf8ICashimself at Perry Okla Frank Painter was shot and instant lyiklllcd ut Walkervillc III Ho him set had killed two men Harvesting of wheat huts begun in Texas More wheat has been planted this year than ever before British war correspondents have been warned to keep away from Cuba Three of npwSthave organ ized to supply necessities for tho soldiers from Missouri at tho front The village of Orchid Mo was struck by a tornado Tuesday evening and six houses were totally demolished The Impression still prevails at Ha vana that the bottle of Manila was a glorious victory for tho Spanish fleet Uncle Sams paymasters made their first rounds Tuesday since war was declined They distributed about 82000 000 The Spanish forces In Havana con sit of 20000 regulars and 40000 volunteers An invasion is momentarily ex pccted Rev Samuel Giles a Baptist minis ter eloped from Ccmentvllle Ind with Mrs John Durham she leaving throe childrenAt Mo during a heavy hailstorm Tuesday night hall drifted two feet deep in many places doing much injury to crops Capt Rumbold of Battery A St LOuis now at Chickamauga wants 54 more men to bring his organization up to tho full war footing Five hundred miners well armed left Duquoln Ill Tuesday night for Cartcrvllle to force tho Big Muddy to pay the scale A riot was looked for Edna WhitnqyLane of Chilllcothc s ngaln1 left her husband and entered upon a new role She Is now traveling for a St Louis vinegar firm Charles L Draper recently acquitted of killing C L Hastings at Jack sonville IlL has been indicted by the grand jury pf Morgan county for per juryWindow glass workers refuse to en tertain a wage conference with the manufacturers They also refuse the proposition that the plants bo closed only for 30 days The Spanish minister of finance has been authorized to issue 1001000000 pesetas in perpetual Internal debt at four per cent in order to guarantee the the present loans For having received a wholesale lot of stolen goods from professional burg lars J M Freeman 70 years old was sentenced at Fort Scott lens to two and a half years in tho penitentiary Because of a refusal by Warden Hunter to allow them to play ball and other games inside the prison walls the prisoners at the Anamosa la state penitentiary revolted and nil have been placed on bread and water THE FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS ViraL Regular Session 8KNATU WASHINGTON June IA bill for tho protection of homestead settlers who outer the military or naval servtco of the United States in time of war was passed by the senate The bill pro vides that tho service in tho war with Spain shall bo considered as residence and work upon the land and that by enlistment tho claim shall not bo for feitedWhen tho war revenue bill was talou up the absence of a quorum was sug gusted aud 15 minutes were consumed in assembling the requisite number of senators and the discussion of the bill proceeded HOUSR The feature of the house vas n north anti south love feast invoiced by a sen ato bill to rtmovo all political disabil- Ities A debate sprang up on the right of Gen Joe Wheeler to serue ns major general of volunteers without resigning from tho house Mr Bailey Tex the democratic leader strongly insisted that Gen Wheeler under the constitu tion must resign from congress Grosyenor 0 and Settle Ivy follow ing in glowing tribute to the reunited north and south The bill was passed unanimously NOTED WITH SATISFACTION Spain dual the Delusion that Sho QnlnoU- n Victory Over the American Fleet at Santiago MADRID Juno JIn the senate Count Valencia uskcd if the news of the American repulse at Santiago do Cuba was olllcinl The minister of marine Capt Aunon replied nfllrmatively adding Tho news Is n good augury for further vie tories which tho courage and high merit of our sailors give reason to hope for The senate then quleldy noted with satisfaction tho brilliant victory of the Spanish fleet Thirtyfour Lives Lost SKATTIE Wash June IA special to the Times from Victoria II C says the schooner Lady Jane Grey foun dered 03 miles west of Capo Flattery Sunday May 23 Only 27 out of 01 pan Congers were waved F Arrvul of lon SHies nt Tampa lA1 Flu June IGen Nelson A MHti accompanied by His family staff OT4 a force of ttlOlIcInrrlved in Tampa a Q30 am frofa Washington i ji- H4GHi I nr 4 WE CONTRACT TO FURNISH wA L L PA P EO R1 It on the wall complete per room 4 00 aod up llntclast work Itulranleed at rrrrom BOOK STORE MADIONVILLC KY Pt tN OiPiP P 1 NINTH stop Minneapolis approached ACCEPTABLE ARTICLES A General Memorandum Prepared by SurgeonGeneral Stern berg of the Army IT IS IN REPLY TO NUMEROUS LETTERS Intrlotlo Ladles Who Desire to Do Some thing for tho Side nnd Wounded Sol dier In the Field May Learn What Articles Will Prove Stoat Useful and Ac ceptable nod Where to Scud Them WASHINGTON June 1 SurgeonGen eral Sternberg of the army has re patrioticladiesmost acccptablo for tho uso of our sick and wounded soldiers In the field or in the hospitals For tho purpose of an Inqultles orandum which will be sent to persons communicating with him on tho sub jectMoney may be sent to the surgeon general of the army as a contribution to the hospital funds of tho hospital ship Keller and of United States general hospital This will be sent to UK surgeons In charge to bo expended for delicacies for tho side such as canned soups jellies lemons oranges etc Those who prefer may con tribute canned soups clam broth orange marmalade ginger ale biscuit water crackers and similar articles in hermetically sealed cans for uso on KeyWestthe hospital ship Relief and at the Thomas Ky and Fort Myer Va Ban dages lint and other surgical dressings are not desired as these can be obtained from tho manufacturers sterilized for use and of the quality which experience has shown to be best suited to our purposes Shirts and drawers are provided by the govern ment but will be accepted and can be given to convalescents upon their dis charge from hospitals Pajamas made of light gingham will bo useful for the sick in hospital anti on tho hospital ship as they can be worn by convales cents who are able to be out of bed Long night shirts of light muslin can also be utilized Broad bandages of light flannel to protect tho abdomen are highly recommended and may bo worn to advantage by our soldiers in the field The articles mentioned may be sent direct to tho surgeongeneral of the army or to the surgeons In charge of tho general hospitals named BUSTED THE BLOCKHOUSE Tie Gunners on the Auxiliary Gunboat Uncus Engaged In a Little Target Practice IKEY WEST FIB Juno IThe United auxiliary gunboat Uucas arrived hero from tho Cuban coast She re ports that on Monday last when about a mile and a half west of Matanzas lighthouse she sighted a Spanish blockhouse on shore Taking up a position about GOO yards off shore the Uncas fired two shots at tho house and tho two shells went clear through the building which was wrecked reral raison Injured by an Exptoilon expleitory of Tobias New Co on East Nineteenth street in which a number of persons were Seriously injured the entire plant was wrecked and thou sands of dollars of damage was done No one was killed but it is feared that some of the injured may die Among the injured is ToWns New the proprietor Spaniards Trying to Compromise Mexico MEXICO CITY Mox Juno IIt is re ported that the agents of tho Spanish government arc buying cattle and grain here hoping to smuggle it out of tho country in tramp steamers which will endeavor to run tho block ade The matter will bo looked into by the government which is doter mined to maintain n strict neutrality mutiny at the United States Penitentiary at Fort Leavemvorth LKAVKXWOHTH Kits Juno IAt tha United States penitentiary at Fort alnonRIdown Tho others escaped Hasting Ilatlous for Thirty Days WASHINGTON Juno ITho war de partment is massing rations for 30 days for the troops that are assembling ut Jacksonville Fin under command of MajOcn Lee The ofllclals decline to flay how ninny men are to be concen trated there or whether they will stay at that placo for the lull 30 days The JlcltldcroB Passenger Safe PHILADELPHIA June IThe Nor wegian steamer Kong Frode reached her dock in this city at 1235 p m She had on board 24 passengers antI the crew of 41 persons from the wrecked steamer Uelvldero VicePresident Ca pote of tho Cuban republic is ono of the passengers Illinois Prohibition State Convention PKOKIA Ill Juno IThe prohibi tion state convention In session here is very largely attended every con gressional district being represented 1200 delegates being present Want to Fight With Ilryan JEFFERSON CITr Mo Juno JUov Stephens Is receiving many telegrams and letters from citizens in all parts of tho state who want to enlist in Bryans regiment Liver IllsLike biliousness dyspepsia headacho consti pation sour stomach ludlRcstlon aro promptly ured by Hoods Tills They dd their work Hoodseasily Best after dinner pills f58 cents All clntgRlsts Irepartd by 0 I Hood c Co Lowell Mass T only Till to take with Hoods ftarsaparllla Are ypun subscriber to TIlE 1lE You should be 4 1 I IRONING MADE EASY 9 11 l t IL SPARCR- 1lGIT INVEN r F REQUIRES NO COOKING RHDIIGEI AS FAR AS A POUND AND A HALF OF ANYtOTHER STARCH UIAttURED ONLp0- I JCIiUBINGER BRQSC9 KEOKUKI10 NEW HAVENCONH k COPYRIGHTED A IiasJI uIIII ljIIjIl 1w ItII 1 11experlenco EXPOSITIONINAUGURALFormal sissippi and International Ex position at Omaha A FINE INAUGURAL STREET PAGEANT Tlio Iumous Marino Ilnnil Led the Way nnd 11 Hundred Other Musical Orcnnl cation Contributed Mania for tho 00- easiontresident McKlnloy Touched tho Starting llutton OMAHA Neb Juno IAmid tho music of a hundred bands the cheers of a hundred thousand people and the waving of innumerable flags the Transmlssissippi and International position was dedicated Everything contributed to tho smoothness of tho final hours of preparations and noth- Ing occurred to mar the occasion At 030 tho great civic parade started on its march from tho center of tho city to the grounds Tho national Marino band led the splendid pageant and a hundred musical organizations from tho various states of the midwest contributed to tho occasion The pa ratio was three miles longconslstlng of tho odlcers and guests of tho exposition in carriages the semimilitary organi zations and all tho secret societies of this and adjacent states Early the special trains had begun to unload their crowds until the rail road men estimated that at least 100 000 people had arrived These win gled with the citizens of Omaha formed one solid phalanx along the routo of the parade for ten miles Rev Dr Niccols of St Louis opened tho exercises at the grounds with an appeal to Ho who dooth all things well to shower Ills blessings on tho enterprise and tho people of tho Trans mississippi region especially President 0 W Wattles lion John L Web ster of Omaha and lIon John N Baldwin of Council Bluffs eulogized tho occasion President Mo mumItudetouched tho magic button and tho ex position was dedicated The weather could not have been moro propitious and not a particle of dust was in evi denceIn tho afternoon tho Marino band gave a concert at tho grounds and a night pyrotechnic display of tho most elaborate scale enlivened tho occasion The 1rctldcut Itegrets and Concrntaln tlans WASHINGTON Juno 1 President Me Kinky formally opened tho Transrols slsslppl and International exposition at Omaha Neb by touching an clcc trio button in tho telegraph room In tho White House A few minutes be fore one oclock tho president sent out the following telegram of oongratula tion to the president of the exposition Mr Qurdon W Wattles lion nunlon Ir Watttu PrnUint Tranmlulf- ilpptanit International Xrpoiltloti Omaha Ntb The cordiality of tho Invitation cjcwaded to mo to bo present at tho opening of your great exposition Is greatly appreciated and I more deeply regret that publlo duties prevent me from leaving the capital at this time Tho events of tho memorablo halt century which the Transmlsslsslppl and International exposition commemorates are Interwoven with tho history or the wholo nation and are of sur passing Iraoortanco Tho mighty west affords most striking evidences of the splendid achieve ments anti possibilities of our people It U a matchless tribute to tho energy and endur ance of the pioneer while Its vast agricultural development Its progress In manufactures Its advancement In tbo arts and sciences and la all departments of education and endeavor have been Inestimable contributions tothe clTllIra tlon and wctuth ot the world Nowhere have the unconquerable determina lion selfreliant strength and sturdy manhood of our American citizenship been more forcibly Illustrated In peace or war tho men and women of tho west have over been In the vanguard I congratulate the management upon Its mognlDccnt enterprise and assure all who participate In this undertaking of the deep Interest which the government has In Us suc eel WILLIAM SIcKINLZT Christian Work In the Field YOUNOSTOWN 0 Juno 1IIerbert K Kaskcy the general secretary of tho Young Mens Christian association in this city has loft for Tampa LIB to assume charge of tho Ohlp branch of tho Y M 0 A at that point Itobert T Lincoln 8onInl w a Holdlen DES MOIRES la Juno 1WarreQ Bcckwitb tho baseball player who eloped with tho daughter of Kpbort T Lincoln has enlisted with die lowq national guard with tho purpose oi going to thorn frgnt t C1IW QjE Illinois Central R R TO c NEW ORLANBA in connection with the Southern Pacific j Through Weekly 1 TOURIST SLEEPING CAR Leaving Cincinnati and Louisville on I C ii R fast New Orleans limited train EVERY THURSDAY Ifore Los Angeles and San Francisco with Iout change The Limited also connects at New Orleans daily with Express Train or the Pacific Coast and on Tuesdays and Saturdays after January 4 iRgb with th- eSunset 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Compound prescriptions properly it mites lime II requires experience and acomplele knowledge of drugs It requires the druggist to have a largo amount of drugs fresh drugs lie must give the best possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WITH TilE ABOVE FACTS REMEM HER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUGstoRe Jc 4- L I I1Z O c e I t3eeI i = I PAUL M MOORG Editor And Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY X Incorporated Ct S Bolertd the Pcilofflce at Harllll lon II Second folmmaur SUBSCRIPTION HATES 1 Due Vrbtrlctlndnce 1 100 Sli so ThreeUonlbt I 2S S applicationCorreipondenli Ihe S county Addrettui for particular I THURSDAY JUNE 2 1898 PatriotismNot Partisan Strife ir If friend Rogers of the Hop III kinsville Messenger had more pa triotism and less politics in the makeup of his paper he would be happier and much more beloved44 Especially would this be true if tsome of his politics did not reek so of old party strife that hap pened before the war and smells better for not being exhumed Even if viewed only from the lstandpoint of a partisan it were better not to shake the bones of an oldfamily skeleton in the face of the public at any time And the rattling of the skeleton in the last issue of the Messenger evinces ex tremely bad taste on the part of p the editor It is a time for par r triotism not politics or the raking up of old party strife 4 The Messenger has made a scur rilous and vindictive attack on Gov Bradley The pretext as 3 sumed is the troubles of Company D The attack is unwarrantable It and is not justified by the facts It is not our province and we T decline to enter into a discussion of the distressing incident We published the statements of the various parties to the affair last week and the facts are known The charitable view to take of the whole matter is as expscssed in the patriotic letter of Mr John i C Latham to a committee of gentleman I representing the Com pany Thinking over the whole matter I am persuaded that you have been made victims of a most unfortunate combination of circumstances II It is very easy to criticise and there have been several hundred thousand private war strategy 3y boards who have sat in judgment on the government the war and navy departments and Governors iiofvarious states But these criti cisms have done little harm to any body save the critics themselves y There is every reason to believe that Governor Bradleyin common r with Govrenors of other states I the army and navy officials and the administration upon all of whom has devolved the arduous and urgent duty to enlist mobilize muster into the service and equip an immense army of willing and patriotic volunteers have done all that their duty demanded and that their preeminent ability made possible to do in order to equip and put in the field with the I least possible delay an efficient army to meet the foreign foe Personal discord nor politics nor party strife should be given J any place to discredit the earnest work for the nations defense and honor that is being done by those in authority This Settles It There is a controversy about the way to pronounce the name of of Winfield Scott Schley There need be no longer a difference of L opinion TilE BEF has from the very first called it Shla with a long a and now comes the Century F Dictionary and pronounces it the f same way A Nashville professor t has announced that it should be Z Shly and Tennessee people are Ip following his version but he isnt in it with Tilt BEE and the Century Dictionary TilE tiu plate industry in the ItheUnited States has grown apace A paper read before the British Iron and Steel Institute recently shows what loss has been suffered I 14 Great Britain and what gain has been made in the industry in L P this country The exports from Great Britian in 1890 aggregated 417025 tOns In 1897 the ex ports were only 271909 tons a fallitiR off of 147116 tons The United States in 1897 only took 85475 tons as against 318108 tons in 1890 The 10ss 1 of the United States business it was admitted threw the British tipJate trade back about ten ears b I j Pr1 or in other words the business done today is only what it was ten years ago WE have commercial interests in the Orient and the possession of the Phillipines will increase that trade which is already of such im portance as to warrant the United States inncquiring and keeping an outpost in the Pacific A British official report states that the pres ent volume of the United States trade in China represents more than one seventh of the entire trade of the empire The trade of this country in that quarter is next in importance to that of Great Britain The Phillipines arc along way off when measured by miles but they are very near to us and so arc their neighbors in busi ness relations Till number of passports issued by the State Department to people going abroad now is less than 50 per cent of the usual number is sued at this time of year The war is responsible and Americans arc not staying at home wholly through fear They arc not too well pleased with the present attitude of certain European people towarQ this country and its people and have determined not to con tribute any more tourists dollars to their support A useful attachment for pocketbook consists of a register by which the amount of money on hand can be Indicated at a glance a series of dials being placed inside the cover to b3 turned until the figures show Ihe right numbers Louisville Post About the most useful attachment for pocket books that we have ever noted is a well grown roll of bills of the 20 50 and 100 denominations These speak in a dialled which all can understand and which commands universal respect and admiration THERE is more gold in this country than ever before in the countrys history And a Nebras ka man who used to be well known and who recently wanted to be made a Major General in the Volunteer army has been defeated for the Captaincy of a volunteer company What is the country coming to HON GEO W JOLLY of Owens boro has requested Senator Land sey to introduce a bill in Congress changing the names of the Phil lipines to the Dewey Islands Such a change of name would strike a popular chord and would constitute a fitting recognition of the gallant Admirals victory TilE Nashville American perpetrated a grim joke the other day by putting the following item at the head of a half column of Army and Navy Gossip Artificial limbs have been constructed in Germany In such a way that those who aro obliged to use them can ride bicycles THERE have been 105000000 in gold imported into the United States in eleven months past Not Our Friends CourierJournalThe war ought to dissi pate forever the sentimental illu sion which has so long existed re garding Frances friendship for us France was for us in the Revolu tion because England was against us and one of the reasons France is against us now is because Eng land is for us The Revolution had hardly closed before we had to go to war with France and the only class in France today who are not openly and offensively against us arc the tradesmen who arc politic enough to wish to keep our custom which is the mainstay of many of them We can get along without French goods and we shall be the better for it if we get along without the depravity of French literature and art ltIYEYIt Suggestion That the Name of the Phillipines be Changed From the CourierJournal Lieut E S Wright of the First United States cavalry said to a reporter for the CourierJournal telegramfromthe name of the Phillipines has been changed to the Dewey Islands please remember that a Ken tuckian is at the bottom of the idea laylastgenial wholesotjlcd people I met formerlyUnited Kentucky Hq told me that he had written to Senator William Lindsay asking him to introduce a bill in Congress changing the PhilI lipines to the Dewey Islands Not for Export From the New York Tribune Commodore Scliley is expected to prove that the Spanish fleet isnt bottled for export Nelsons Long Chase Baltimors News It took Nelson two years and five months of weary waiting and long chasing after the French and Spanish fleets to bring off the battle of Trafalgar It isnt always an easy proposition to get at an enemy on the sea Do you think there is any money fnIpolitics limpson el there Is Thats where all mine wentDetrolt Free Preis of Uncle Sam Says j This Is- Amorlcas Greatest Medicine It will Sharpen Your Appetite Purify and d I I Vitalize Your Blood Overcome That Tired Feeling Get a bottle of Hoods Sarsaparllla and begin to take It TODAY and realize the great good It Is 5ILrp to do you Hoods Sarsaparilla Ii Americas Oreatett Medicine All druggists Textiles for the Army Some of our textile mills arc already supplied with sufficient or ders for goods for army purposes from the government to keep them running full time in some in stances day and night says the Textile World This demand will affect both our cotton and woolen mills There arc very few of the latter that arc now manufacturing allwool flannels such as were made thirty years ago This fact has an interesting connection here due to the demand for army purposes for goods of this charac ter which have been superseded for ordinary wear by knitted fabrics The result of the demand for flannels more particularly 6x4 blouse linings will induce a num ber of our mills to change their machinery over to this class of fabrics They will all have to be made and this will take time as the market is practically bare of them It will have the advantage however of removing much of the pressure in other directions which is a matter greatly to be desired The government stands in great need for cotton material for tenting purposes and the strictures arc very rigid for a firstclass fabl ric the standard of the govern ment being that the goods shalI stand a fire hose being played upon them for three quarters of an hour before the water showst through This is regarded an essential feature in tenting sup plies for use in Cuba during theI rainy season Cotton ducks and drills will be in great demand and advertisements arc already in the papers for proposals for such goods lor government use The goods in want are cightouncetcn ounce and twelveounce duck The new tan color fastdyed goods arc especially wanted the deliveries to commence on or after July i next Blue kersey cloth for overcoats and trousers for the soldiers and marines will be wanted and rush orders have al ready been placed with some mills for them These demands on the part of the government may have such an influence upon manufac tures that our textile mills may find themselves well supplied with orders before they know it Ax Jottings- We are haying a plenty of rain The Sunday school met at Mitchells school bouse last Sunday morning ThoI threatening of rain caused the attendance to bo small but wo bad a very interesting schoolYour correspondent attended the Pleas ant Grove Sunday school last Sunday Rev Barney Duller is assisting Rev thirds In a meeting in Trigg county Rev Barney Butler will preach at CIL Htgbee next Sunday night Kev Ramey will preach at Woods chapel Saturday night Mr Fred Hulse the stave factory manC man will be ready for making staves next week His factory is a live horse powert and will make staves very fast when get to work This is a great help to the neighborhood The people should raiset their crop and work at the factory at odd limes JohnHopsonsprayermeeting was held conducted by Thomas LaddcLittle Emmet Cox is convalescing after a severe spell ot bilious fever Hotel Higbee has eleven boarders from the factory The prayermeeting convened at Dr- oJL Whites on Tuesday night with a good nttendanceIMay luck and prosperity crown TUB BEB with success is the wish of SALAMAGUNDI j Mnnnington Notes The farmers of this vicinity are very far behind with their farming on account ofI so much rain the past month Walter Mcintosh Dick Richardson MaggioHunttended the clrcns at Madisonville Friday byRevsbegun at Coles Chapel Monday night and will continue several days Mrs nettle McIntosh and sons Diluns and Gus made a trip to Madisonvillo one day last week Mr Frank Wright of Eirlington visited friends at Mannlnglon Saturday and Sunday The entertainment at Mrs Sallie Dick ersons Saturday night was enjoyed by all who attended Master Cart B McIntosh Is very ill at this writing Some of our good looking boys and girls are going to attend services at Flat Creek SundayMist Copple Dickerson visited friends In Madisonville last week Mr Tim Carroll visited at St Charles SundayLee Mclntosb and sister visited friends near Red Hill last Sunday The Sundayschool at Manninglon is regressing finely Come parents and bring your children Rev Morgan preached at Pleasant lull Saturday and Sunday A large crowd at tend the services both days FRIBND Smash It Cleveland Plain Dealer CapSampson AMERICA rl known alto ai Jly Country Tla of Thee was composed by Samuel Francis Bnillh rl Jlo n theological student Qnll1ln sung nt n childrens celebration In the Park Street clrarch at Boston July 4 181l 1 My country tis of boo Sweet land of lib or ty 2 My nntlvoooun trytbooLnnd of the no bio free thee I sins Lnndwhoromy fn thors dlcdLand of the IOtname I lovoj I love thy rooks onil rills Thy woods nnd pllqrlmeprIdoFromn ov ry mountaln aide Lot free dom rlngl heart with rap turu thrilla Ltko that a hove 8 Lot muslo swell tho brcozo 4 Our fathers God to thoo And ring from nil tho trees Author of liberty Sweet freedoms song To thee wo sIng Lot mortal tongues awake Long may our land bo bright Lot nit that breathe partake With freedoms holy light Lot rooks their ellcnco break mightGreatTho sound prolong LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Joe Robertson who has been a freight conductor on the Henderson division has by good work placed himself in the line ol promotion and has been rewarded by his appointment toMhe position of passenger conductor to take effect as soon as ho can learn the St Louis division and passenger rules pertaining to tickets Tho selection is a good one and we wish him well oe Smith passenger conductor will soon sever his connection with the railroad company and retire to his farm up in IndianaRumor says that Ibo wreck on the St Louis division Monday night was caused by somo scoundrel tampering with the track evidently for the purpose of wrecking a train The heavy rain of last Sunday night was the cause of tbo streams near Norton ville overflowing to such an extent that the track in some places was under water but little damage was done Tbe wile of Operator Fawcett is now visiting relatives and friends In the vicinity of Gutbrie and the operator Is very lonely readyforone of the longest sidings on the Henderson division Wo aro much pleased to see Curtis Lane thoughtthatwork on the road Curtis made TUB DIE office a pleasant call Tuesday and showed uphisDawson to spend a few days The government Is aware of the fact that the L N has one of Ihe most direct patronIzes by the numerous trains enroute South Probably no question is of more Im portance to the railroads than that of the restoration of wages so we give what the subjectAsin the Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company approaches as stated a month ago in the CourierJournal the employes- of the road are speculating on whether or not they will get back the cut which was made some years ago When the com mittee appointed by the engineers met with the officials of the road some time ago it is said that they were assured as they had justifled beenIhas continued to show increases artdthe earnings are now pretty close to the earn ings of 189293 which Is taken as the basis on which the earnings must be com putedOne of the officials said yesterday that while he could not speak postively he believed personally that the cut would ba restored about tho beginning of the new prospectIrestoration The impression seems to be also that tho salaries of all the employes would be restored including clerks offi cials and operators This will mean according to estimates a total advance in salaries of about 630000 When the cut was made it was 10 per cent on all employes who received less than 4000 and 20 per cent on those who received 4000 and more The Russellville circuit court returned a verdict Saturday in favor of the L N Railroad company brought byS Z Hutcbeson a tobacco dealt r charging the company with discrimination in freight rates The charge to Louisville was 30 cents a hundred while from Hopkinsville and Clarksvllle it was only 18 cents The road claimed that it had a right to make the discrinlnatlon and was upheld by the As tbo Rothwell and Salycrsvllle rail contemplatlon much pleasure were it not for the story hat Billy Mizs tells on exSenator J M Pieratt of Eel Recalling the fact that SpauldlDghadmood or some other equally brilliant bunco scheme Mr Mize says that he was In Frankfort when Senator Pieratt received word from Spaulding that he would be at Ezel on a certain date to locate the line The line runs right through my properly remarked the excited Senator when be had finished reading the letter and I must be there to have my barn smokehouse etc moved so as to give them the right of way Oh I do wish the Legislature would adjourn Youll have plenty of time to move the buildings before they break dirt inter pacificationTlmel be built at once and I want to move off the buildings so as to be sure of securing it across my lands It means much to me Nothing more was said but as the Blue I Perhaps you have made s up your mind to take Scotts 5 Emulsion this summer Then look for this picture on l the wrapper a bigfishJ Do not let anyone talk to you of something Just iJ as good When you want cod liver oil and the hypo phosphites want the very best You will find placeScotts There Is no other cmul sion like it none other c does the same work and no other has tii same record of cures Miuruggistssoepnd iv SCOTT IiownE chemists NvY 0I Diamond was then in the most tangible shapo it ever assumeda fairly well defined route on paper tbo Inference is as JewExchange DOWN IN THE MINES Geo W Robinson Is now master car builder for the Empire Coal Co A good- man for the place A large amount of coal from Alabama Is used yearly by the sugar refiners of LouisianaLem who has been In New Mexi co operating a mining machine will it is said soon return hero to permanently lo cate saysthattwenty years are now being opened and developed on a large scale increaseining there on government account for South ern and Pacific ports mechanicsfromSunday and took part in the decoration servicesFrom reliable sources wo learn that the tryinghardmining district Whitlay tives here last week and reports work at their mines good G Drowning of the South Diamond lastSundayHe reports work still good there bupt Crutchfield and family made a visit to Madisonville on the day the Harris circus was there Of course Barton just went along to take care of the children Alabama coke companies that contem plate the shipments of coke to Mexico will future show a big increase and ar rangements are being made with railroads with that object in view Thos Steel the efficient nighl watchman for the St Bernard Coal Co at the South Diamond mines says there is not fifteen minutes of the night at a time that you cannot hear people traveling around some place but Tom says they never molest him or the companys property We venture the assertion that at no youfindquestion than at Karlington The map of the world Is studied closely and our men SpanishfleetThe following article from the Louisville Post we give for what it Is worth One of the tobeto the truth of this report said he believed it to be only a rumor Knoxville Tenn May 28News was received here today that the big English coal deal Is an accomplished fact The propertieshasproposition made by the coal com panics and within a month loll the details will bo completed About 5000000 will change hands All the coal properties of upper East Tennessee and Southern Ken tucky are included in the deal The deal Angio4ndlanBanking HMcCroskey Middlesborocapacity Is estimated at 50000 tons daily Today the effect that the report was favorable and that the syndicate would take the presentownersSpain handicapped Considered from every standpoint it Is truly a hazardous venture for the fleet of any country to proceed at any great die tance from the base of fuel supply unless somefriendlygovernment by taking advantage of the situation as to fuel can possibly accom plansgeneralty undisguised also of very great advantage As already stated Welsh coal has been sent to Porto Rico but alt of it was hostllItles coal is used principally in Spain itself and bythemanufacturingIndustries companies which depend upon Welsh coal for their bunker supply the government plants for making ordnance ammunition etc the dry docks and shipyards wlllalt- be seriously affected as tbo Spanish coal production is so small as to be insignifi cant The entire country does not mine over 500000 tons annuallyless than 25 per cent of what Is exported from New periodWithgovernmentbutBiscay provinces where the country Is so mountainous that there Is no means of transporting it to the seaboard except on the backs of mules which prohibits its use except locallyN YCorrespondence Iron Hill Items Weather fine Health very good Mr Allie Hale passed through this vi cinity Monday Mr George Kemp went to Marlon TuesdayMr Taylor went lo Marion MondayMr Sullivan went to see his bra I girl Sunday Gabriel and It E Towery went to Providence Saturday On the aoih a terrible accident hap MisiIssippi walking oil the railroad near Tunila and instantly killed The remains were in lered at the Shady Grove Cemetery ou the aznd Wo extend our sympathy Corkscrew Ships Next Richmond Times s If this bottling business keeps up we will need corkscrew instead of twin screw ships Tried Friends BestI Forthirty years TuttsPills have proven a blessing to the invalid Arc truly the sick mans friend A Known Fact Forbilious headache dyspepsia sour stomach malariaconstipa tion and all kindred diseases TUTTS Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE carlsiecs IGerman LiverPowder I CURES INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system Is heir to PRICE 25 CENTS Sold by St Bernard Drug Store DETECTIVE Imm9ssssuissss I We want a man In every local ity to act as private Detective under instructions Experience unnecessary Address COOPERATIVE J DETECTIVE AGENCY Nashville Tenn ss ese assII S IS S S USSSS DR MENDENHALLS IMPROVED GRILL AND ncm dUAUANTEKD TO CURB CHILLS AND FEVER And Malaria In all Forms Tasteless None genuine without Urn Atom IlIn and the signature of J 0 3IenJcnhalU Prlco CO cents at all Dealers PREPARED ONLY BY r O lIINDIiNIIALLrEVAnSVILLE IND KyCrabtreeKentucky Capital Stock Paid In Sarplut Fund 150000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867- JNO G MORTON BANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi ness men we are talkingthey know all about itbut to salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safetyIf the bank is a good one Theres convenience the money always ready and out of reach of your own petty squan dering too It is easy to spend small sums when you have a large sum in your pocks- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY W A NISntn President O W WADDILL Cashier opkirtn rcntB BANKMADISONVILLE 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 OMAHA EXPOSITION June 1st to October 31st THE GRANDEST EXPOSITION except Worlds Fair ever planned in the United States Located within cheap and quick access of the entire Mis souri and Mississippi Valleys at your own doors Through tickets beyond Omaha allow stopovers Reduced excursion rates to Omaha Take the Burlington Route the old and firmly established line to and through Omaha in any direction HOWARD ELLIOTT L W WAKBLEY General Manager Cenl Pass Agt St Louis Mo ZTHROUGH VEST1DUIEO TRA1HSDAILY NASHVILLETo TrlROUHSUD PINGfiBUFffT CARS FRO1- HEWORIIAHS nrPJErrnIEsGP A oTiiiitUius I IVAKVlJgIUD HAZdIVILIETNN i 4- Babysi First Steps lij It2 YOURMONEY l BACK IFYOU I WANT 1 IT = uU re 1moran+ 1 The shoeing of a childs foot is a 4tcntionl done the little feet by the wrong j 7 kind of shoes We take great Icareof 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 allIages and we have them for sale Cast your lot with us you shall 4 1not regret it We stand behind J any shoe we sell for a good one StsuuSSs auas as sise BISHOP CO 11IBuild Home bit Repair a House B ciNow is the time for this kind of work = tt PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER rfi 9 41ForSpring and Summer fi 9 Make your nest comfortable Mt i 9WEte All sorts of Building Material 4tLumber Doors and Sash Yel 9- 4s low Pine Stuff Lime Cementrn4 Builders Hardware etc etc 9tfi OUR PLANING MILL RUNS EVERY DAY IN THE YEAR tfilAndwe can furnish All Orders 9 9 9t41 You know the Firm We will treat you riett 9 99 4- 11ISIMRUBY CO 9 9 411MADISONVILLE KY 99 9 WAR WITH SPAIN IN THE Furnished Special at the Front The Will contain all important war news of the daily edition Special dispatches up to the hour of publication Careful attention will be given to Farm and Family Topics For eign Correspondence Market Reports and all general news of the 4 World and Nation We furnish the NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE and your favorite home paper THE BEE BOTH ONE YEAR FOR 125 Send all orders to THE BEE Earlington Ky ST STORE tii CJ to to- JiotJ Ou1STU by UK I j1 If you looked over our new lineu of PAPER HANGINGS i at once say that you would like them stuck up on tfl your rooms It is a pleasure to pus to showffi DQ GONE IN AND ASK ST STORE WILLARD W S MILLER JR MANAGER J BEST a and 250 HOUSE IN LOUISVILLE a Reliable War News GRE- ATNATIONAL I FAMILYNEWSPAPER Correspondents New York Weekly Tribune p4BERNARD GENERAL UP youffl ftQwould themtn aU1BERNARD GENERAL HOTEL 9 r fS1 c i ir i c YW 4 4IlIII11I t C 1Ie 1 ee f Bu 3n6ustcu roc Cfjrbc v 4 u n f LOCAL NEWS t They Say that space Is limitless hut they are alackl As tbo poet knows whose outburst Is Pot lark of space sent back I L Chicago Newsy Miss Betlie Patterson of Dts Owen Walkers Sanitarium Evr ansvillc Ind visited our city last week When you sea tim peopla tell them when you last saw me I was looking well in the photo I had taken hy Drown Morrison Earl ItlglOll A small party of young people chaperoned by Mr and Mrs N I Toomhs spent last Thursday eve r J ning at Lakeside Park fishing and 1 otherwise enjoying themselves t The domicile of Mr Ed Robini son a former Earlington boy who now resides at Sullivan Ind was if made radiant by tho the advent of iXahoy baby on the 26th All hands reported doing well TIlE DEl ex tends its doubled and twisted con gratulations Miss II E Brooks of Madtson 1villeclosed her school last Friday with appropriate exercises Those who attended were greatly pleased with the efforts of the pupils Much 4credit is due Miss Brooks and her teachers for their untiring interest in those under their care The interest in the war news manifested by Uncle Oscar Stevens creates a good deal of comment f For IIpeaceat any price man he certainly shows as deep an inter cst as many of the Veterans who flheheve time United States should on a war 01 conquestI b Mr C D Finlcy manager aI rtheNew Soddy Coal Company at H V Soddy Tcnn and a college mate Y of Mr Jno D Atkinson Presi dent of the St Bernard Coal ComI pany of this place visited at gentleman last week enroute ytcr on a business trip and to visit his daughter who lives in ConI companyisr contract shipping to Port Tampa Valtcr Peyton who has been so seriously ill with a complication of diseases since last summer came down in town Tuesday morning and was gladly greeted by his numerous friends Probably no one in the history of the town has ever had a closer call nor more combined diseases to combat than young Peyton His recovery isj almost miraculous as at no time of v his long protracted illness did the l least grounds for hope appeartJ TIme regular old primitive pre forcordcstination Baptist will hold their annual footwashing services at Flat Creek next Sunday and a large concourse of people anda perfect flood of rain can be confi dently predicted Everything on wheels in this city has been char tered already and no vehicle above the dignity of a wheel barrow can be had for love or money Some prudent parties secured carriages three weeks ago and paid in ad- Vance for them to avoid disappoint ment Mr Thos N Black and family of Henderson paid relatives and friends of this place a visit last week Time joy manifested over a- Toms descent upon our city in duccd strangers to believe that a full fledged Methodist meetin was in active progress Tom in bygone days used to occupy the tripod and wield the shears in be half of this paper and has a host of friends here He and the lamc ily left Monday for a weeks so joiirn at Dawson in hopes of am a plifying his shadow by so doingI I E W Turner Lodge No 548 has embellished the walls of their lodge room with life size pictures of tIme Past Masters in apprecia tion of the untiring effort of those master spirits who in days agono stood firm at the helm and navigated time craft of the Mystic Tie through hath smooth and troubled waters We commend this action of time lodge in thus honoring the old servants and would suggestt that some gifted brother biographical sketch of the old masters to accompany time pic mires Tho editor of this paper is so journing in Louisville this week arid tho hoss editor has usurped the journalistic throne nod ifour renders find the local page glowing with fiction please remember that news is scarcer than rich men on 4 tother side of the eye of the needle and the public clamor for something to read and facts or fiction must be supplied Every timing from a naval engagement lo a dogfight will be faithfully recorded but tim man with the latest war gag had better take roundr nncc on this office or he will be made acquainted with grief Our eminently gifted electric mans White and Peyton have been busy thig week putting in clan destine lights The colored read jug room was supplied with four the L N Depot received a complement of twelve and a redI light The company stable got c fifteen Victorys Store seventeen and Mike Long six A day or two longer and thQ skillful artisans will wind their work to a close We will bock White and Peyton ngainstanyother tvo men going a wall rip up ANafloor a polo or shin up the t same or making a short circuit to the dinner table 1 Agricultural We arc reliably informed that promising falling the yield will be away above the average Corn is look ing well though some of the low planting A short crop of tobacco is planted in this section this season partly owing to scarcity of plants and partly due to the fact that many large growers have voluntarily re duced their acreage The outlook for hay is flattering Potatoes are visibly affected by the prevalent wet weather Strawberries fell short of half a crop Should nothing intervene blackberries will largely exceed an average yield There is little fruit either appFes or peaches in time county and these arc found only in the hilly sec tions Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot react the portion of the car There is only one way lo cure deafness anti that is by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an Inflamed condition of tbe mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When this tube gets Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect bearing and when It is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can betaken out and this tube restored to Its nor mat condition hearing will be destroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which Is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will glvo One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh I that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrb Cure Send for circulars free F J CHENEY CO Toledo O 750Halls the best A Sad Scene A sad sceno was upon our streets last Tuesday morning A small wagon a man a woman and a girl stopped at a principal corner and the girl assisted the man to alight He was the worst cripple that has ever appeared in our city havingno use of his lower limbs and but a limited use of his arms He slowly dragged himself upon crutches and it required the use of both hands to move a single crutch He hailed from Knox county Tcnn and his affliction was the result of a full from a high building He said he hadrelatives in Paducah and had been two months on the road so far He was selling a grease eraser and our people dealt with him liberally a majority donating his goods back gratefully whitest people he ever struck Mr Isaac Hornet proprietor of the Uurton House Burton W Va and one of the most widely known men In the State was cured rheumatism alter three years otsuffering lie san I have not sufIficient command of language to convey any Idea of what I suffered my physicians told me that nothing could be done for me and my friends were fully convinced that nothing but death would relieve me of my suffering In June 1894 Mr Evans then salesman for the Wheeling Drug Co recommended Chamberlains Pain Balm Ibis time my foot and limb were double their normal size and It seemed to me my leg would burst but soon after I began the Pain Balm the swelling began o decrease the pain to leave and now I consider that I am entirely cured For sale by St Bernard Drug Store Earlington George King St Charles Uen Robinson Mortons Gap Is Recovering We are glad to state that our good friend Thomas P Barnes of j the Nebo country is rapidly im- proVing Our readers will remember that Mr Barnes was shot from ambush by a cowardly assassin about three weeks since and solserious was time nature of his jury that for a long time his life was despaired of The cowardlyt perpetrator is unknown motive which prompted him to the hellish deed is a matter of conjecture Time people of that section rc roused to the highest pitch over the infamous deed and its author had better keep his identity closely concealedaA Narrow Escape Thankful words written by Mrs Ada EfHart of Groton S D Was taken bad cold which settled on my lungs set in and finally terminated in Consumption Four doctors gave me up saying 1 could live but a short time I ave myself upto my Savior determined if could not stay with my friends on earth would meet my absent ones above My husband was advised to get Dr Dings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs nd Oolds I gave it a trial took in all ight bottles It has cured me and thank God I am saved and now a well and health woman Trial bottles free at St Ueruard Drug Store Regular size see and 100 Guaranteed or prico refunded Memorial Services At 1030 last Sunday the Knights of Pythias repaired to the cemeI ory and decorated the graves of- heir departed brethren An able and beautiful address was made by Mayor Burr in his most impressive manner Appropriate hymns were sung by the assembly and thet graves of John Hodge C C Mc Gary and F H Stevens strewn with flowers Although the weather was unfavorable a large crowdI attended the interesting pa thetic services a The Sure La Grippe Cure There Is no use suffering from IbisC dreadful malady If you will only get theIright remedy You are having pain through your body your liver is out of order have no appetite no life or ambition have a bad cold In fact are completely used up Electric Hitters istbe only that will give you prompt and sure They act directly on your Liver Stomach and Kidneys tone up tbe whole system and make you feel like a new being They are guaranteed to cure or price re funded For sale at St Bernard Drug Stare Virgil Fox the well known shadographcr has retired from business He sold his picture plant stock lock nnd barrell to Messrs Brown and Morrison of Illinois These gentlemen will continue business at the old slandIThey do all kinds of work groups family residences and scenes at reasonable prices Or Ottos Spruce Gum Datum IlIl1scleutiftaC remedy baud on modern dl ixmndetl by chemists of renown wbo bay glvea throat and iun diseases altr study Ask your draglt to procure It for you If not In stock Bold In two iltei and rocISold by St Dernard Drug Store 4 4 r J ACTING MAJOR Captain James L Burchfleld so Appointed to Take THE PLACE OF MAJOR BRYANT p Who Is to be Left Behind as flustering Officer for the Third Regiment HAVE GONE TO CHICKAMAUOA Camp Collier Lexington IyIMay 31Timis camp will be deserted after tomorrow since the Tihrd regiment will pack up tents and move tomorrow afternoon Col Smith expects to leave behind a mustering officer in the per son of I C Bryant but as yet no orders to this effect have been received from time War De partmentLooking toward this end Capt Btirhcfield of Company A Madi sonville has been appointed acting Major and the boys for the first time begin to realize time advantage CaptBurclifields mustered and on this account the Captain is first on the roll of pro motion The drilling was continued this afternoon in Ingleside Park and most of the companies participated The men arc now pretty well drilled so far as company and squad drill are concernedbut know little of battalion and nothing of regimental drilling The men arc poorly shod and Col Smith docs not like to take them away without shoes but the orders are in his office and he will have to obey Since the Second regiment went away the companies of the Third found better quarters and have fared reasonably well However all the men agree that life in tent in the green fields would be preferable to the present quarters Tb Final Arrangements The hnal arrangements were transporting manga over the Cincinnati South ern railroad tomorrow afternoon Col Smith and Superintendent W J Murphy held a long consultation- In the latters office at 3 oclock this afternoon and it was arranged that the regiment would go in a train of thirt eight cars of three sections each The first section which is to leave at 345 p m will consist of one horse one Pull man one baggage and nine tourist cars The second section which is to leave at 4 oclock will consist of one baggage one Pull man and eleven tourist cars The third section which is to leave at 415 oclock will consist of one baggage one Pullman and eleven tourist cars These cars Mr Murphy says will be much better for the troops to ride in than the regular day coaches Three men will occupy a section which will give them all an opportunity to sleep or to rest at least It is expected that a large crowd of people from Western Kentucky will be here to see the regiment leave Lexington will turn out in full force for the ThirdRegi ment boys have made many friends here by their uniform gen tlemanly conduct and in the ab sence of old friends and kindred tomorrow the Lexington people appreciaion hung at the depot and bidding Godspeed in their journey toward the foe- Needed Bracing UpII was feeling very much run down and needed a bracing up medicine I began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla and soon felt stronger and better My appetite re turned and I gained in weight When the ellow fever broke out I did not take it- lthough exposed to the disease G HALL 8 Ashland Court Memphis Tenn Hoods Pills cure all liver Ills Mailed or sic by C I Hood Co Lowell Mass Henderson County Tragedy Poscy D Ball a Henderson lawyer was shot and killed by a farmer named Taylor last Saturday at Scuffietown A dispute over an old claim led to the killing Taylor the slayer is a marriedI man about forty years bears the reputation of being aIpeacable though dangerous manIBall was about the same age was once County Attorney andIrepresented Henderson the long session of Legislature in 189123 He was twice married and had recently returned from Chicago where he had lived for several years past Public sentiment seems to be that Taylor will come off with a light sentence ifj acquittal For three years we have never beenI without Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the bouse says A i Patter with E C Atkins Co Indianapolis Ind and my wife would as soon think of being without flours a bottle of this Remedy In the summer season We have used it with all three of ur children and it has never failed to cure not imply stop pain but cure absolutely t is any one who tries it will find it so For sale by SL Bernard Drug- Store Earlington George King St Charles Ben T Robinsqn Mortons Gap To Whom Honor is Due Great credit and praise is due Mr Chas McFadden for his kindness in furnishing a large quantity of flowers and ferns to the com mittee for decorating the graves last Sunday His unselfish un solicited kindness shows the proper spirit and will be held in grateful remembrance His disinterested action in contributing the flowers coupled with the fact that he walked two miles to bring them toI the committee should be a remem bered example to others It Is the Best on Earth That is what Udwarda Parker merchants of Plains Ga say of Chamber lains Pain Palm fur rheumatism lame back deep seated and muscular pains Sold by Si Bernard Drug Store EarhnRI ton King St Charles Robinson MorlDnllGspI f I I Ice Cream Supper Tuesday evening June yth an Ice Cream and Strawberry will be given at Assembly Hall b the Y 1J S C E beginning at 630 oclock A deep cool well of byRebeccasist of singing by the children and music instrumental and vocal b ladies at intervals Prices fo cream xoc strawberries loc cake 5c and lemonade SG The proceeds will be used for the purchase of books and other needful sup plies for the society For that tired feeling you must enrich and purify your blood Hoods Sarsapa rilla is the medicine you need Sam Doyal Married The Sebree correspondent of the Henderson Gleaner thus describes the wedding of a well lormerlylivedA pretty wedding occurred Thurs day night at 830 oclock at the residence- of Mr and Mrs IL H Royster The happy contracting parties were Mr S H Doyal and Miss Claude Jenkins Rev R L Brown performing the ceremony in his usual pretty way Mr Will Doyal and Miss Allie Clark were the attendants Im mediately after the ceremony they repaired to the home of the brides parents where refreshments were served The bride Is the beautiful daughter of Mrs J B Yonts and is a most estimable young lady Hundreds of thousands have been Induced to try Chamberlains Cough Reme dy by reading what it has done for others and having tested its merits for themselvesI are today its warmest friends St Bernard Drug Store Earlington Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap George King 8t Charles Misses Maggie Devney and Sal lie McGrath arc visiting relatives and friends in Nashville Mrs W W Etheridge attended Memorial Day services in Slaught ersville Monday Rev C C Hall has fortified himself with a well selected assortment of Talmages sermons and repaired to Crofton at which place he and Rev Ricard are bombarding time strongholds of sin andI pointing out to the sinners of section their alarming proximity toIperpetual fire We have heard npI report of the meeting but we sup pose that as usual there is a gen oral awakening at the close of theI sermonIDetter than A Klondike Gold Mine Good health It priceless whcu onto lost When you hare a slight cold or cough Invest Be la a bottle of Dr Ottos Barn tliereturna greater than a haUllilereatI buyloetbeallbSold by St Bernard Drug Store I The Light InfantryCOne day last week Masters C Marvin Evans D Miller Evans Ben R Evans John A Moore George and Edgar Arnold paraded the principal streets equipped with military caps and other parapiterc nalia of war The Scott and Hardee at open defiance and went through numerous evo lutions unknown to modern tactics They attracted more notice than a regiment of Uncle Sams blucJ coated warriors 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 required It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box For Sale by St Bernard Drug Store K of P Lodge at Greenville Messrs Lee Brian Major Wells and Jim Williams of Madisonville passed through here Tuesday afternoon enroute to Greenville where they assisted in instituting a Knights of Pythias Lodge at that place Several Knights of this place had intended to be present at the instituting but owing to a press of business matters were kept at home OUR QUARANTCn 10000 IN GOLD We will pay One Hundred Dollars In GoldfoIany and case of cough and cold no benefit Is derlred from the use of Dr OlioI 1illrlouImitations Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Highest for Forty Years We learn from a reliable source that the rainfall in the southwest cm part of the county last Sunday night almost reached the propor tions of a waterspout Old inhabitants assert that the water on Lick creek was higher Monday morning than it has been for forty years A heavy fall of hail accompanied which lasted nearly an hourtFarmers in that section e greatly retarded by the excessive rainfallIWe regret to state that Mr En t field Stevens has been on the sick list tar several days and at the time this writing is confined to his bed His case appears to he oneCof threatened fever but we to see him out soon CASTORIAFor Infants and Ohildren The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars tho Signature of Notice When you need anything in the way of Watch Clock or Jewelry ibergermans store Earlington Ky Only first class work lone I also do all kinds of sewing machine andm bicycle repairing and keep in stock all kinds of machine needles anti repairs and oils and bicycle Run dries and repairs and when you need a clock wath or spectacles dont for cttha I can furnish you same at hardtimu prices Eyes tested and fitted without extra a charges mia imo Mrs E U McEuen has re turned from an extended visit with relatives anJ friends in Louisville I J- I I i r HENRY WATTERSON TalksVLexington MaY27Ten thou Lexinltontodaytary pageant followed by a review companiesr HenryWatterson and review were ended 300 school children sang America Hon W C P Breckinridge then intro duced Hon Henry Watterson who was given an ovation Mr Watterson said among other things You are going to fight a battle waged by man for man You are going therefore in the name of Christ who died for men You are going to fight a battle for time glory of God and your native land You are going therefore under a flag which the symbol at once of free havingGodsyet known defeat Look to it that you carry yourselves as soldiers equally of the cross and of the flag No man can be a good soldier who is not at heart a good man Selfpossession in the presence of danger is the truest courage and keepshisright thing to do and who docs it when frightened out of his boots awaynmake you men duty to the flag above you duty to constituted authority duty to country and honor and to those dear ones at home who will follow you with ever tearful but ever brightening eyesI believe in this war I believe in it with all my mind and with all justified rob me of lives that are dearer tome than my own life I shall believe t conceived in a holy spirit sanc tilled by heaven and directed to ward the advancement and the enlargement of a benign civiliza tion In these warlike spectacles everywhere manifest it has already united us as nothing else could have united us emancipating both sections of the Union from the mistaken impression that we ever were or ever could be anything else than one people In the bril tYPicalGreenside of the globe it has already exploited us as a naval power and as you yourselves will show it will presently demonstrate us no less a military power before whose egions the enemies of liberty and humanity will do well to look be ore they leap Surely these were consummations devoutly to be wished Timeyare worth all the war has cost us or will cost us Bethel Female College Hopkinsville Ky May 31 Commencement exercises of Bethel Female College are in progress Last night the Seniors reception was held Tonight a large audi dience attended a pupils recital Dr J B Hawthorne of Nashville will deliver the baccalaureate address Wednesday night and graduating exercises will take place Thursday night The graduates this year are Misses Mabel Lloyd Pembroke Annie Carver Nash villa Ora Baker Julian Bessie Currier Paris Tenn Sarah Gar nett Pembroke Elizabeth Nourse Hopkinsville Bert Baker South Christian War Songs Last week we published the words and music of that soul stirring national hymn Hail Columbia Today we give our readers the words and music of America These are old of course and most people who have any music at all ave these But many do not either the words or music ol these and others of our national hymns that should be taught our children in all the schools of the land TilE BEE has plates of all these songs and can furnish them in any quantity printed on cardboard or paper for use in patriotic meetings and celebrations PERSONAL Mr and Mrs Dick Williams of White Plains visited relatives in thicity Tuesday shoppinginMrs Chas H McGary and lithe daughter are visiting Mrs Nat Wetzel in St Louis Mo Will Phillips Has returned from Bros College Bowling reen Mrs J E lawcCJtt and little daughters arc visiting friends at GuthrieMiss Effic Teagtie is expected home from Bethel college Hop kinsville this week Miss Ida Hampton of Hender son is visiting Mrs Celia Chris tian shopinginLittle Miss Ruth Prathcr ji Slaughtcrsvillc is visiting relatives ere this week Dr Ottoa Spruce Gum Dilum tbe molt nltasant and reliable remedy for roup aad all soreness of the throat cheat and ug Large bottles 25c and roc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Well Machine for Sale I have a good Well Drilling Machine with ten horse power threshing engine all in gool run- nlng order which I will sell rrasnn lyRICHARD PALMH aprai 8t St Charles Kv Arc you a subscriber to THE lie You should beIfi L The New Memorial Day Under the roses tha blue I Under tholillles the grayaOh the roses we plucked for tbe blurI grayWeAnd in silence beneathcSlumber our heroes today Over the new turnedsod The sons of our fathers stand fightSlipsIn tho clasp of a brothers bandhFor the old blood left a stainoawayAndThat have faced as foes Are marching together today gaveObAnd the flow of red And the tears they shed Embittered a sea of years Out the roses we plucked for the blue rjrayWehSlumberBY ALDBRT DIGELOW PAINE in NewdYork Herald I ST CHARLES Big Victory for Base Ball Team Memorial Day Observed Mr Claude Fox of Crablrcs was in town Sunday Mr Shady Veazey of Sebreo visitedTbis sister Mrs Gaba Jennings who last Monday Messrs Dill Jenkins Bsn Gillilnnd and Ferd Balder went to seo tha show at Mad sonville Friday Mr Dixon Wright of Crofton visited bis mother here Sunday Mr Ashmore of the country visited- friendsand relatives hero Sunday Mrs James Goldworthy of Empire is slaying with her mother who is ill this weekMr Frank Stewart arrived hero last Tuesday bringing with him a wife They were met at the train by the grooms rela tives from whence they were conveyed lo the home of the grooms mother where a bountiful feast was spread They were afterwards serenaded by the St Charles band Mr Stewart was a formir citizen of SI Charles until be accepted a position with a wholesale bouse at Paducab where be married Miss Daisy Uumpas We wish the couple success Memorial day was observed hero Sun day A procession led by the band and followed by the Sunday school children marched to the cemetery where they deco rated the graves of tbe soldiers and other departed friends then marched around tai flag pole wherein the meantime flag had been hoisted Mr Letcher Fox then mounted the platform and made a short but good speech This is only his second speech and we heartily congratulate him upon bis success Next followed Mr Geo King an experienced speaker who gave us a good talk and poured out his soul in the causeMrs JV McEuen and Pbronia Mur phy in Madisonville Monday Mr and Mrs C U Jenkins spent Fri day at Madisonville Mrs Elmer Harris Is on the sick list In the baseball game at this place Mon day afternoon between the St Charles Club and the Princeton College Nine the St Charlss boys won the score being 13 to n The game was very close and ex citing throughout the score in tbe seventh inning standing to 7 with Princeton at bat nobody out and three men on bases but Balder who was in the box for our nine was equal to the emergency and pro ceeded to give the visitors a Dewey born bardment as ho shot curves twisters highballs low balls and swift balls with such lightninglike rapidity across the plate that he retired the next three batters upon strikes and thereby pulled himself out of a tight place Dalder pitched good ball striking out thirteen men and giving only one base on balls Long did tbe receiving behind tbe bat The St Cbaries Club challenges any club in Hopkins or Chris tian counties If wanting a game with them adddress Ferdinand Balder SI Charles Ky Below follows the names of the members of tbe St Charles Club and their positions Ferdinand Balder Pitcher George Long catcberA Balder cener field J Kamper second base J Matbeny first base O Rogers third base S Sutton short slop rightfield1 Electrical Display Last Sunday night the heavens were shrouded with heavy clouds sixtenthinchesied by incessant lightning and ap palling peals of thunder which aused the terrified old sinners to shut their eyes tightly and mumble over all they could remember of sleepNotvitlmstanding damageheremit an instrument in the residence of Secretary Atkinson The elec teleplmonaines Died Died on the ajth inst at the residence of Mr John Denton Mrs Amanda Denton at the ago of sixtylour years Deceased was a resident of Louisiana andI ad been in bad health for some me At the time of her deathI eath she was visiting relatives in this county She was a sister of our well known citizen Mr William McCarley The interment chapelTilEthe sorrowing ones Mr W R Pratt of Madison ville accompanied by his little son daughter made us a short calltuesday afternoon Hopinsville parents hereI necessary convenient tho DinIng H tr 1ACAPACJTY 1RlfPOF 60 I NfVt fMIT n EDI L THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OPOO duo not only to the originality and alsotomanufactured by scientific processea SyupCo thotruogenuine Syrup of Pigs Is manufactured by the CAIIFOIINIA PJO SYRUP Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one In avoiding the worthless partiesFOIUJIA PLO Hntup Co with the medical profession and the satisfaction which tho genuine of Figs has given to millions of families makes the name of the Company a guaranty Isl1ras it acts on the kidneys liver and weakening nauseate In order to get its beneficial effects remember the name of the Company CAUFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO 1- HAN ritANClSCO Cat 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toward low rates and Increased tale the S tfavorabteconditiOn upon tile experiment of putting up Ripen I1abull rwill otTer upon terms which package or storikixpci1 at a price lower than over Iwfore adopted for CENTSten tabuleor h lf a cent eachWIDttnot illicontlnuo the manufacture ra form with which to know and value the Rl pan Tabule but wlllolterlh cheaper for the bencfltof nueli as roar draire them It ihould boplalnl quality of tim medlclno II Identical In both aorta the only difference being litthe form and comparative cott of packl or putting The fivecent pack was are not yet to bo lead of rRllhoUKh It JI I that almost any druggist will obtain a lupply hen b a customer to do so I bUlln CM a Ingle carton containing ten will bo aentpoitagepati to any aildres for rive cent in Im forwarded totho CbmlClI 00 lO8pruee St New York Until the Kondi are thoroughly Introduted to the trade axent and peddlers will be supplied at a I price which will allow them a fair inaraln of px via i 1 dozen canon for 40 cent I El lolln III cartons for 1S2 II RTOI TJJ carton for f2Q 21 grog 300 CArWna for situ Cuh with tho order la cYcrjr can bba AAAA ellobaU Caslleman Arthur G Lanhar Ilreclilnridce 7f Royal Insurance Co or The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World Docs the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern States I Paid in in 1896 I t j 1 PAUL M EARLINGTON KY Resident Agent for Earlington and 3VicInity Waller i rWE HAVE SPARED NO EXPENSE Package experimental step lead revolution nnttarpauedlnbeantrnnd JUTlnKHftlhrlrliluhilnndnril proatcntton LiVerpool Losses Kentucky 2498310 MOORE f Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home Office Louisville Ky vvwvvvvwvvwwwyv wvvvwwvw 111w 1 d 1 To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State Anything and every thing you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS 3 IELOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD 4 j E TIlE StJNDAY SCHOOL LESSON X SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES JUNE 0 Text of tho Lesson Sloth xxvll 1120 Memory Verses 8134 Golden Text I Tim I 10 Commentary by tlio Her D M Stearns Copyright 1S3S by D M Stearns 11 And Jesus stood boforo the govern or and tho governor nskctl Him saying Art Thou tho King of tho lows And JO BUS said unto htm Thou snyost Ho iivo tho wimo answer when Judas nad II Mn ter li It If ohnptor xxvl 25 After nil tho ngony of Qcthsomnno and tho Insult anti mockery boforo tho high prlost clang with 1ctcra denial anti nil forsaking Hint Ho has been brought by tho chief priests cud cldors of tho Jews bcforo tho Itoinaii governor on their pnrt determined that Ho Bhall bo put to dcnth vorsca 1 2 When tho wise won cnmo train tho cnst nt tho tlmoof Ills birth their Inquiry wns Whcpo Is Ho thnt is born King of tho Jewel chapter II 2 And It shall yet be soon by nil nations thnt Ho is what Ho confessed boforo Pilate IDII And whon Ho wns accused of tho chief priests anti elders Ho answered noth log There was nothing to nnswcr for there wns no truth in their accusations cad Ho know that thoy wcro determined to kill Hint and that tho time had como for Him to let them 13 JJII And Ho answered him to never a word insomuch that tho governor mar veled greatly 1llnto saw that ho hind a most extraordinary prisoner Ho had novo or mot one llko this ansi ho know not what to think of Him Pilate had strange work on hand that day and no man boo foro or slnco over had just such nn oppor tunity Looking nt Jesus wo sco bow wo should not when unjustly treated nnd falsely accused for Ho left us nn example of patient endurance of wrong thnt Is un paralleled I Pet II 20 21 IB Now nt that feast tho governor wns wont to roloose unto tho people n pris oner whom they would Pllnto gave tho release but tho people oboso tho man Consider Him who stood dumb bcforo PI halo as having up to that tlmo released millions of prisoners from tho power of Mian anti millions slnco by Ills going to prison nnd to death for us Ho still lives to sot tho prisoners free and whosoever will accept hint Is forever free Ho might hnvo sot Himself free for they could not tako His lifo unless Ho willed It John x 18 Dut Ho could not frco Himself and us too Ho died that wo might live 10 17 Whom will yo that I release unto you Barabbas or J called Christ Our 1pe BUS which lit was p on Says tint this roau notablo prisoner Ii Luke xxIII 10 It Is said that ho was In prison for ecdltlon and murder Fancy peoplo asked to choose between a red banded mur derer and tho spotless Lamb of Oed bow tween ono of the greatest of sinners anti tho only Saviour of sinners Barabbas or Christi Tho choice today is betwcen tho most notablo of nil prisoners see Rev xx 1 8 tho father of lies and n murderer from the beginning John vIII 41 nnd this same Jesus who silently but oh so beseechingly for our Bakes nwnlts our choice 18 For ho know that for envy they had delivered him It Is written in Prey xxvil 4 Wrath is cruel anti anger is outrageous but who is able to stand before ont Stephen said In his sermon that tho patriarchs moved with envy sold Joseph Into Egypt Acts vii 0 10 Hnvo thou nothing to do with that Just Man for I have suffered many things this day In n dream because of Him This was tho message that came to Pilate from his wifo as ho sat on tho Judgment scat Good was It for her If sho never suf tore but In n dream because of Him Sho acknowledged Him to bo righteous Man but wo bavo no evidence that she received Him as tho Son of God Multitudes oven yet call Him a good Man but will not ac copt Him ns God their Saviour BO 21 Whether of tho twain will yo that I release unto you They said Barab bas Tho chief priests and elders put thorn up to this for they woro bound to destroy Jesus Thom are many In places of authority who Influence others to do wrongmany false teachers who teach error 23 Pllato snUb unto them What shallI I do then with Jesus which Is called Christ They nil say unto him Lot Him be crucified So they decided that they would havo none of Him Ho must boIkilled tho croatnro hating tho Creator man attempting to do away with God who made him Ho came unto Ills own and Ills own received Him not They said This Is tho heir Como let us kill him nnd let us seize on his Inheritance And they caught him and cast him out of tho vineyard and slow him John I 11 12 Math xxi 88 80 How Ho had told it nil to thorn over and over again for Ho know It oil front tho beginning But their hearts wore hardened anti their eyes were blindedBut what about Pilates question for there is nono llko It Every ono who has over hbard of Christ must ask It of his own soul What shall I do with Jesus Ho is before each ono for acceptance or re jection 23 24 I am innocent of tho blood of this Just person Sec yo to It Persuaded of Ills Innocence vainly seeking to release Him yet afraid to do right becauso of the people Pilate washes his hands before them all and proclaims his innocence in this affair But it wont wash off Pllato ns easy ns that ns you hnvo found era this It is easy to say I am Innocent DuE what does God think of Itt In Mark xvI15 tho record is that Pilate was willing to content tho people but ho certainly was not willing to do right nt any cost 25 Then answered all tho people and said Ills blood bo on us and on our chill dren They might kayo accepted this precious cornerstone and built euroly upon It for tlmo and eternity but they choso to have It fall upon thorn and crush them Math xxi 42 44 They might havo been ns safe under this passover blood as woro their fathers in Kgpyt but they preferred to trample it underfoot Fear ful was tho curso they pronounced upon themselves and continues to this day 20 Then released ho Barabbns unto thom and when ho hail scourged Jesus ho delivered Him to bo crucified Tho mur deror goes tree and tho Innocent is scourged and crucified What about this blood Pilate On what ground do you scourgo an innocent Man But 0 my soul leave Pilate to God and behold for thyself God manifest In tho flesh receiving thoso stripes on your behalf for It iswrlt ton that Ho was wounded for our trans Inlqultics upon Him and with Ills stripes wo arc sayThisIMo May such love constrain us to meekly endure all things for IlsBakoI Stronger Than Death Thoro is n fear of death which is faithlessness n tremulous ecnsatipn tt tho nerves but thero is a fear which speaks out of conscience out of a dis satisfaction with self out of a want of conformity to tho character of God and tho descriptions of His word as to what heaven shall be But this is not all Tho sun will shiuo on tho deepest grave and shimmer on the varnished coffinI It is not tho result of pootry or ro mance not on invention of that strango ability wo hare in self deception in which tho wish rushes in to become parent to tho thought but tho infallible testimony of Christ Himself Lovo is stronger than death Presbyterian I will account no sin little since tho least works out tho death of tho soul It is nil ono whether I bo drowned in the ebb on shore or in tho midst of 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ton of the best Anthracite Coal 7 IASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY f Ih11 KHisisisisi itsHitismsK t 1 1 1I 1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Itrclnnlni May 20 Comment by Itcv B II Dolr Tone Clirlstlon growth Rs xcII 715 feph iv 1110 Tho true Christian must grow Ho cannot stand still for that is impossible Ho must not turn to tho right hand or left hand for that is dangerous Ho daro not turn back for that is treason to Christ Christ emphatically declares that ono who puts his hand to the plow and looks back is not worthy of Him God intended that wo should arid develop Ho has placed tho elements of growth within antI without ns Ho has placed high ideals before us nnd calls upon us to strive to attain to them Christs intention and purposo toward us is that wo should grow Yo have not chosen Mo Ho says bnllliavo chosen you cud ordained you that you should go and bring forth fruit nad unit your fruit should remain Grow in grace says tho apostle Peter Grow in tho graces that adorn and beautify Christ and Christianity Christian growth is compared to that of tho palm troo and tho cedar of Leb anon Ps xlii 71C The righteous shall flourish Hko tho palm treo ho shall grow like n cedar in Lebanon Tho leading characteristics of tbo date palm and tho cedar ore their stately loveliness fruitfulness uudecayfiiB vigor and perpetuity Nothing in nil the world of naturo is moro stately than tho cedar Tho palm is over green in tho winters coM as in tho summers heat Not by years but by centuries is thocodars ago reckoned Tho wicked spring ns tho grass which soon withers and dies but tho righteous are over green oDd fruitful They that are planted in tho honso of tho Lord shall flourish in tho courts of our God Thoy shall still bring forth fruit in their old ago they shall bo fat and flourishing Tho fruitfulness of tho dato palm in old ago is remarkable It has been said that when it reaches its maturity it produces 000 or 400 pounds weight of food and oven as much as 000 pounds May our Christian growth bo like tho palm nnd cedar beautiful constant producing a fruitfulness that will redound to the honor and glory of God Tho Christians growth is to bo to ward perfect manhood in Christ Jesus Eph iv 011 This is tho high ideal that Paul sots before us Christ ho says gavo somo apostles nnd somo prophets anti somo evangelists and somo pastors and teachers for tho perfecting of tho tInts till wo all como in tho unity of tho faith und of tho knowledge of tho Son of God unto a perfect man unto thu measure of tho etatnro of tho fullness of Christ Perfection in Christ is tho ideal that is sot boforo us and how well wo know that this cannot bo attained in a day or at n single bound but by the steady gradual growth of month and of years as steadily and gradually tho coder attains to its stately height and spreading beauty Lot us tako this as our ideal and strive each day to como ono stop nearer to it Bible Readings Ps i 10 Jcr xii 2 Hos xiv 17 Mnl iv 1 2 John xv IB 1 Cor iii 0ff II Cor ix 81C Gal yi 0 Eph ii 1833 Phil ill 715 Col i 017 II These I 13 I Pot ii 3 II Pet ill 18 Thono Vho Suffer If wo sufferwrongly why should wo add to our suffering by giving heed to tho suggestions of satan or allow ourselves to lose confidenco in our follow men All are not baso Tho psalmist said In my haste I said all men aro liars but for us to harbor such n thought is to cut us oil from the fel lowship of onr brethren to look with distrust upon all their actions and in terpret their every act as an intention to do us harm when really uo harm is meant Trust not to your own understanding A good mans steps are order ed by tho Lord If wo suffer with Him wo shall also reign with Him Plilla dolohla Methodist A Delight There is a delight in meeting awl conversing with white Bonled eoplo in this world that can neither bo nor fully comprehended Christian Witness A n un n THE MAN AND THE ARMS THE BATTLESHIP TEXAS Tho Tcxnscan steam 17 knotsan hour whoa doing her best work Sho die places 0015 tons of water develops 0000 horsepower and shocoat 3600000 Her main battery is composed of two 12 inch nnd six 0 inch guns Her second sly battery consists of a dozen smaller guns This is the man and these arc the Cruisers whose guns defeated the attempt of Admiral Ccrvcras torpcdohoat destroyers who crept out of Santiago Harbor Monday May 30 at midnight and made a dash for the Texas were discovered by thelookout on the Texas The men were sleeping by their guns and the Texas made a hot fire for the Spainards in which the Brooklyn took part The entire fleet went to general quarters and their searchlights were turned on to the entrance to the bay hut the two vessels retired without firing a shot and no others came ADMIRAL DEWEYS THANKS MeMsgo From tlio Ircnlilcnt to Con groin Conveying the Admirals Thanks for the Uonorn Conferred WAsmsaTON June IThe president sent following message to congress- TO TUB CONOBESH OP TilE UNITED STATES Tho resolution of Congress passed May 0 1893 tendering to Commodore George Dowey United States navy commandcrln chief of the T7nlt l States naval forces on tho Asiatic station tho thanks of congress and of tho American people for highly distinguished conduct In cone flict with tho enemy as displayed by him In the destruction of tho Sp anlsh fleet nnd batteries In the harbor of Manila May I 1898 and through him extending tho thanks ot con gross and of the American people to tho officers Dud men under his command for pal lantry nnd sId II exhibited by them on that occasion requested tho president to communi cote tho same to Commodore Dewey and through him to tho officers and men under his command This having been done tbrough the secretary of the navy on tho tth of May 1808 tho following response has been received and Is hereby transmitted to the congress I I desire to express to tho dcpartmcntand to request that It will bo transmitted to the pres- Ident and congress my most sincere thanks for tho great compliment paid to mal MCKINLEY Executive Mansion Juno 11813 A Preliminary to Takln Possetslon of Hawaii CHICAGO Juno 1A special to the News from Washington says Tho Monadnoclc the Pacific coastdefense vessel has been ordered to Honolulu This is said to be n preliminary stop taken rvt the presidents direction to ward what may bo the taking posses aba of tho Hawaiian islands Thomas W Keenes End Near NEW Yonic Juno 1At tho Smith Infirmary New Brighton 8 I it was stated that Thomas W Keene tho act or was growing weaker and that his death may be expected at any moment To Uo to CalM lit Once WASHINGTON Juno 1 Secretary Al ger in a letter to congress says 15000 or 20000 troops will go to Cuba at once and bo followed as soon as possible by COOOO moro- AdjtUcn Bell of Missouri says it will serve no purpose for selfstyled colonels majors or captains to attempt to raise troops All enlistments must como in tho regular way anti officers will only be commissioned on their merits V7k O WV Live Stock Market ST LouisCatUe Fancy exports IIT5O 610 fair to choice 3030470 butchers tinfatdG cows and heifer I3e0344S Ilogt PltCklnlrn eOS4tS butchers hogs 1WOIS7H lights 6v6t SheepPrice range at f3Df- QUlO I sprlnz lambs W6038K per 100 Ibs HOIISE Heavy draft good to extra I 50021400 I UrIYers good to extra SI 0J 011 Saddlers TO SltO 011 Matched teams Rood to extra 19- 0Strcetera OO3O 00 M 00 J110 08 Southern animals SJ 0X6 CO 00 MULl I4hand4to7yesrold f 2S 00 Ii4bands 4 to lyearsotd 85 fit I hands to8years old tO 140 011 1514 haUia4to7yw5rs old IJ 011 IB to 18 i hands 4 to 7 years old 75 M CniCAQ IIooBKstlmated receipt 24001 head led over 4O3 head Market opened higher turned slow to weak Light flttQ 435 mixed I410ffl445i heavy HOXJieSKl rough e4oaaiSO Cattlonecelpta head Market steady to stronger DeeTa ltOOOS23 cows and heifers li40ies Toxns steers 1378 45l46 stockers and feeders 11003400 Sheep Receipts 14000 head Market Btronc Natives rnoaJ03 westerns 1410 460 lambs U 015 KANSAS CITT CattleNative steers 11003 400 Texas steers l4OOi34E9 Texas cows llOaaiWj native cows and heifers t2COQ485 stockers and fenders r37JO585 bulls RJ75 44a IIossDulk of tales H003125 heavies H8oai35 packers t4OOO4ZS mixed 1385 OJ lights eiMffitlO yorkers HOMZ410 pigs t3S5O375 SheenLambs tSOO6W muttons tt30QtB5 CNcINNATZllogsActlve attd503i4X Cotton Quotations for middling range M follows St Louis Oo New York 0 0 10o New Orleans 8 1lSo Memphis Co Charleston flo Financial NEW YORK Juno IMoney on call nominal ly 1 M percent m ereantlle paper SUSD 4 per cent sterlIng exo banco heavy with actual business In bankers bills at 4WyjD 488 for demand and 483 a484 for CO dais Posted rates 484HB485 and 487 commercial bills 483S483U Silver certificates KH bid nar stiver Ktf Mexican dollars eij aor ernmcnt bonds strong Price were higher at the opening of the stock exchange some hesitation In London being Ig nored hero Th market burst Into furious activity after the opening and was very buoyant Tho dealings broadened out all 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