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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r r p 1 4 t a j Ldd LARGUST LINE d 01 WALL PAPER 1IiiWelern ICentuckr II now a- lA D SISKS BOOK STORES MADISONVILLU KY 11In all the leading designi and colon flottom pree1- I c ruarantaed j i vr A C a NINTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY JUNE 9 1898 NO 23 IJffJ TheJi I I I Flag of Fffi v I Floats Above Our iW n 1 Whose mission is to protect our shores B Jand FIGHT Everybody is eager to 1 I1 know more about these superb fortt t1esscs which guard the nations honor t iI We have arranged for our readers tocsecure for a merely nominal sum auPortfolio Series in ten parts eachcon m taming 16 repro IndianaiBrooklyni1- ductionsofspccial photographs 160 p 0IIregon I panIc Y M1nneaJo118I in 4 I 4bmor guns en lHcrines power etc Texast11 i short the veryAmphitriteAMANV t i information vanta 1more OTtIIJRS I Jp J4 I ifed for a full understanding the fight ingand maneuvers of the fleets and It4 single vessels But this is NOT ALLtA you get out of the 4 Jo1tfolio Se1jes ifor the islands which the ships will 1 11 otect will re Lee in Havana li ceive their 4 attention and thePalaces k- q1Icaucr feels Oiltturning the last Dwellings ia CubaillustratedinProducts r ft i fj himtojudgeoftheFortresses St islands past and- lcMUCII I Commerce ti present But he foRt I does not stop here as considerable 1 1 II- qP J 1ise c 4other island realm 1 Bird seyewhich ve Inayovn 1 1 Views I p ofthepartsbefindsProductions I 1 andeverythingexFruits Liiplained which an tAmerican nee d sANDnuclI A2 to investigate 11 CLsnx I p j I Fill oUI l IWy 10 coupon below tut r r t iT Get Them Inghow with and brlnfi or I- 1c I1UW lend II 0ieYHE DEE with loeent each Portfolio winled It will be more convenient to enl Jioo at Once nt dime for each fj- I bother cfwitting a letter anti Inclollnlla IiOfl thereby avoid thecan Canada or Mexico Ti tunc They will be sent to any point In Ibo VIIII1 Sttca Ij rOSllaJTIIU snums COMPRISHS lb blanda No 26 Tho Hawaiian IslandsLiThe HawaiianNo Jl the Wrecked MaIn r- L No Cuba andIi No aa The American Navy ItlandNoaS The HawaiianNo 33 The American Navy t No 34 Tile Hawaiian ItlaiuU Noap Cuba Hawaiian IslandsNo 30 TheNo as The Mime i ONO FOR A DinnTCN POR A DOLLAR 1 TIIH nnfi will pleaie end to the undersigned reader the following PORTFOLIOS I 5 No 1lorwhlchui r s U Incloied Ltlfl S I Name CityStateStrectb r- i t TF0 will give two Portfolios any number L you may select for each new paid sub J Nioiberto The Beofor one year ll k n ssi FROMTHE CAME- The Soldiers at Chickamauga Park Praying for a Hard Down pour of RainITilE DUST IS BECOMING INTOLERABLE A Mnroment on Foot to Induce the Ireil dent to raT VliU to tho Camp on theI Fourth of July Tho Loiter llpiiiltnl Ilomljr for Opening Tlio Men Nettling Down for e Hamineri Work CiiicicAiiAUoA NATIONAL PAnKTonn Juno BTho usual hard maneuvers arc employing tho vnrlousI regiments of Ucn llrookos big volun teer army The temperature continues high but It is again relieved somewhat by u steady breeze What the wholo nrmy Is now praying for Is a hurl downpour of rain Tho 11ustI is Increasing daily and unless anon abates it will become an almost unbcrablo nuisance Thousand of horses and wagon constantly moving along the park roads and tho long dry spell havo combined to make this nil IIsance tho worst and in fact the only considerable ono with which tho nrmyI lies to contend Uov llradloy and staff of Kentuckyc nru here and Gov Hastings sylvania with his staff Is Scheduled to arrive Saturday A movement Is now on foot to have President McKinley and such of his cabinet officers as can accompany him inspect tho park urmyon the Fourth ofaJuly A formal Invitation will bo ex tended and tho president will bo urgellI to accept If the invitation Is ac cepted tho president and his party will bo elaborately entertained by tho city end at the park The Letter hospital will probably be opened Thursday All the most seri ous cases will at once be transferred o It Thj placo is an ideal one and he army patients will enjoy every comfort in It A largo number of tho volunteers are till suffering with soro arms on ac- ount of the vaccination The men of the First Missouri were- niCormed Tuesday and will bo fully armed und equipped by Friday night Cite First Mississippi will be the next regiment uniformed anti equipped The Eighth Massachusetts is being inspected by Maj Slocum U S A IlrlgGcn John A Wiley of Penn sylvania who arrived Tuesday night mas reported to Gen Ilrooko at head quarters A number of new wells are being drilled in various portions of tho park The supply of drinking water Is now ample and the pipe lines furnish an abundant amount for other purposes len lIrooke has issued an order for goingtflroIntootfeotaad the chango la rcry- oticeable Hundreds of wagons havo een going from camp to camp selling inferior stuff of various kinds and a umber have been making small fore I unes off tho soldiers First Ohio cavalry has been or iThoto discontinue preparations for It baa been several days that this regiment wouMI movo as soon as It could get In rcadl ness Tko reason for tho change in or ens Is not apparent A number of regiments aro scheduled o arrive during tho next few days First Kentucky is duo now TheI alk of transferring the army or any part of it is about at an end and theI men aro settling down for tho summer ADMITTED SPANISH LOSSES Nenri Jtecelred In Havana from Santiago rte Cuba of LOMCI In Mon dym Uombardinent JunoS Details from Span iUAANA at Santiago do Cuba have hero of tho Spanish losses during tho bombardment tho fortifications there by he American fleet on Mon day The marine chief killed on board the Kelna Mercedes was former Capt Etnlllo Acosta Eyormanu Ensign Alejandro Mollus also on tho llelnu Mercedes was killed Col Ordonez of tho artillery and inventor of tho cannon bearing his name was slightly wounded Some other dtllccrs were slightly wounded by projectiles shells and fragments scattered by the explostbn of shells on land Tho Insurgents dynamited a passen ger train near Canas province of Pillar del Rio overthrowing one car and de railing the train CRUISER VIZCAYA DAMAGED A Shot From the Ilroaklyn Haiti to Haro Damaged the SpauUh Cruller nnd 1ounded Several of lion Crow NKW Yom Juno BA special from Kingston Jamaica reports that the Spanish cruiser Vizcaya and tho tor pedo boatdestroyer Furor were badly damaged during tho bombardment of Santiagos defenses on Monday A shell from the Brooklyn Is said to have burst under tho Vlzcayas port quarter dis mounting a gun injuring tho cruisers rudder and wounding several of her sailors Lostui llarge and Sire Men PHILADELPHIA Juno BA dispatch to the Marino Exchange from Charles ton Sc says that tho United States steamer Leonldas put in there en route from Norfolk to Key West and reports that on Saturday night she lost an iron water barge with fine men which she was towing Death of ladge Orluiicll at Chicago CHICAGO June 8Jadgo Julius F Qrinnell died suddenly at tho Illinois Trust tt Savings bank Judge Urlnnell was famous for the record ho made as- a fearless public servant particularly as states attorney during tho prosecu tion of the Haymarkct anarchists A Good CuiUe for Rejoicing DU1IIl1t N oJuue 8 President Kilgo of Trinity college has just an nounced tho gift of 8100000 to the en dowment fund of the college by Walkihgton Duke Mr Duke has given In all 8330000 to Trinity college There is great rejoicing among tho students anti faculty Seventeen thousand men aro ready at Jacksonville and to proceed toI Porto Rico Nearly alltho transports have been provided and the movement wllVoqon beund6 way J3 nJuflnwlU bo theflr8t point of Lr J i d I FORWARD MOVE TO SANTIAGO The Array of Invailou Said to unto Loll Tampa En llouto to neT Welt Thence to Santiago ST Louis June8A special to the PostDispatch from Washington says WABiiiNOToy Juno BIt IsUon to Santiago in earnest an transports with troops left Tampa at hightide Others will get away during time day and by daylight Thursday tho army of Invasion will be in rendezvous nt Key West From there they will proceed immediately to or near Santiago AdjtGcn Corbin Tuesday night sent to Gen Miles time final orders for Qen Shatter who commands the army of invasion Following are tho troops all regu lars that ho will take with him Cavalry first Second Third Fifth Sixth Ninth and Tenth regiments Infantry First Second Third Fourth Sixth Eight Ninth Tenth Twelfth Thirteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Twentieth Twcntyflrst Twentysecond Twentyfourth and Twentyfifth regiments Artillery Batteries E and K First Artillery A and F Second nrtllloy C p Third artillery II F Q nnd 11 Fourth artillery II F K and M Fifth artillery Time engineer battalion and a balloon form part of the expedition Tho heavy siege train of artillery is under commandof MajSS Mills of the Sixth artilleryPhysically tho command will com with any troops in the worll All re armed with tho KragJorgcnscn magazine rifles Three days will be consumed on the voyage assuming that an average =o Spanish Cruiser Damaged the Bombardment Santiago 1Dlle111Somo menolIVnrt Tho president hopes to receive de cisive intelligence of the landing of thin expedition on Sunday night WHY PINKERTON WAS THERE The Detective Vlilted Waihlngton to Ai- inre the Government that lie WM Not In the Employ of Spain WASHIHOTOX June BIn reference to the repeated assertions that Wm AhPinkerton of Chicago had been Yashiugton to confer with theIwar and navy departments in reforIence to spies in this eouutryI it is authoritatively at the treasury department that Mr Pinkerton received no such call as has been reported Ho visited Wash- Ington principally for the purpose it Is said of assuring the various heads of departments that his agency was not engaged in working for Spain Tho fact that his peo tile had been employed to make Investigation in connection with tIme filibustering expeditions before the present war broke out and tIme neces sarily intimate relations that had ex isted between tho agency and the Span Islm r cscntativcs In this country led to lef In some quarters that lip find i hued In Spains employ since hostilities began and It was for the purpose of explaining tho exact attl tudn of his agency and of expressing his loyalty to the government It Is said that Mr Pinkerton came to Washington PHILIPPINES TRANSPORTS iluliUnt Secretary Mclklcjohn Securing Transport Steamers by Charter or ImprpMiuent WASIIIHCITON Juno 8 Assistant Secretary Melhlejohn has chartered tho steamships Indiana Morgan City and City of Iara for transports of troops to time Philippines has closed a contract for tho Victoria Olympia and Arizona of tho Northern Pacific line has secured the privilege of acquiring the Taconia and tho Columbia if needed all five on condition that they bo given an American register Ho also has or dered impressed Into tho service tho Senator Queen and City of Pueblo of the Pacific Coast Steamship Co if found satisfactory A Hutted HrltUh Millionaire LONDON Juno BA receiving order In bankruptcy has been Issued against Ernest Terah Hooley for years prowl nent as time biggest company promoter In this country prominently interested in bicycle laud and other concerns nnd was supposed to bo a multimillionaire W L Sparks m niton Ill has re ceived a commission as lieutenant in time United States navy Mr Sparks was formerly a navigating and ord nance officer of tho Illinois naval re serve Ho has orders to go to tiro front at once About 100 men have bcdn indicted by the federal grand Jury at Fort Scott Kas for burning two young Indians Sampson and McOelsy atthe stake for tho murder of Mrs Lulrd to which crime Hargo a young fallblooded Stun- inoln Indian 1 n confessed i tile Royal ii tile highest grade baMag powder bow Ad1 tota MOW It goso third further Ibis say etker breed ItQD b4KIHG POWDER Absolutely pure lOYAL SAKIKQ FOWMK CO HtW YORK Is NT GIVINGOUT IEWS Secretary Alger Declines to Discuss the Movements of the Troops I From Tampa DOESNT WANT TO GIVE SPAIN POINTS Tho War Department Annoyed at the At tempt of Homo of the Noiripapor tc Indicate the Hxact Point of Uobarka tinner tho American Troop Nothing Farther From Sampton WAHUJNOTOX Juno 8 Secretary AI per dtMllncd to say whether or not United States troops had sailed from Ilimp for Cuba He r Vizcaya in at Holds that notwithstanding the bot up of tIme Spanish squadron in Santiago thcroaro still good and auf ficient reasons why every precaution should be adopted to prevent the Spanish from obtaining informs ion as to the departure of our troops the point selected for their debarksa tion and the strength of tion Ho was a good deal annoyed atlthe attempt of some of the newspapers to Indicate the very point selected for landing tho troops and siege guns in the neighborhood of Santiago If it were true that the de part1ent had selected a place where there Is a strong wharf uponI which tho vessels may discharge tho eavy siege train directly time publica tion of that fact authenticated might very naturally lead the Spaniards to destroy that particular wbartI and thus seriously hamper time opera tions of time troops Careful inquiry at tho war depart went where Information as to the movements of troops might naturallj bo expected developed tho fact that no word had yet como of the departure of a military expedition from Tampa At time troops are under orders to go to sea just as soon as they can bo made ready without further direction from the department it is deemed probable that they will got off some time during tho day and that notice tc that effect will bo the next received ul the department- No word from Admiral Sampson Will received at the navy department Th bulletin made public by tho department Tuesday night in confirmation of thr press reports of attack on Santiago last Monday Is believed to bo merely a skeleton statement of Admiral Sampsons telegram which it if surmised contained a good deal more information than It was deemed pru dent to waIte public Of course tc protect the naval cipher tho motto published was a paraphrase and it was said at tIme department that the term used in tho bulletin Silenced tIn works quickly without injury at any time was based upon a statement in the original dispatch broad enough to indicate that time ships had sustained no injuries and that there had been no casualties among tIme personnel of time American floctv Naval officers expressed time belie that about all of the force landed Monday from Sampsons fleet were marines and that their purpose was not so much to tako mill tory possession of the landing af perhaps to splice some guns and de stroy some batteries that might havo been reoccupied by tho Spaniards to advantage alter tho retirement of the American fleet from the action One object of Admiral Sampsons attack which hiss escaped general obser vation although exceedingly Important was pointed out at tho navy department This was to prevent the Spaniards from making a successful attempt to remove tho obstruction of thn channel caused by the wreck of the Merrlmao Having silenced tho forts at tho entrance of the harbor which while effective obliged the Amer lean fleet to Ho many miles out at sentokeep out of range of their guns Sampson will now be able to place ono or moro of his close to tho mouth of time bottle it will lie in comparative safety und yet be ablo to command easily with its guns tho wreck of tho Merrlmae Only about onethird the output of com is anthracite Li i I 1 S Tc m d t rlI d dod l1WE CONTRACT TO FUftNISII VVALL PA PERII on Iho walll complele rer roomtJoo and up 1lnle1ua rrtrom Ruaranleedal MAD1SONVILLII icy 9 j r 3 THE CHRISTIANSOLDIER- Annual Meeting of the Congrega tl nal Home Missionary Society at Cleveland 0 ANNUAL ADDRESS BY GEN D U HOWARD War Arbitration antI the Now Demand for American Home MlMloni Hli Sah Jcct Aimunl Mooting of tho Woman D Mtrtnient an Important Auxiliary Also Held- CtKVKiAMD 0 Tune BAt time soc ond session of tho seventysecond nn nual meeting of tho Congregational Homo Missionary society the president len O O Howard delivered his an nual address Ills subject was War Arbitration and tho Now Demand for American Homo Missions lie spoke In part as follows III II iiii0 MAJ OEM O 0 HOWARD RETIRED Our Lord has UU own way of leading men He his led our people and our president In n- way they did not dream of step by step to taco new difficulties and new problems He Is re quiring ui all ha did In tho days of slavery to remove obstacles out of Ills path The obiUclei that have now come to the front are centuries of extortion murder Assassination the slaying of hundreds of thousands of In nocent people by Slow starvation and avarice and a tyranny prolonged which no pen can describe We wanted to do all things by peaceful methods We wanted to extend our Influence from men to men and nation to nation by toro lug every element of peace and good wilt Vo seemed to think that the Gospel properly pro claimed and sufficiently proclaimed voud ac complish not only time redemption of our own society but the reformation of nations Ar bitration we had settled upon as something that would cause all wars to cease and nil bloodshed and cruelty resulting therefrom ISollooked at our own supreme court Wo saw difficulties of every nature were settled by Us Uaslcni between States so that war bstwcen the states was not likely to occur again Wo strongly believed that If wo could have an International tribunal like that of our supremo court somehow established not very clearly denned to our minds which would carry out Its decisions Into practical execution no possible contingencies would arise to make war a possibility or a necessity and yet with a iprtsldent thoroughly Christian con scientious to the last degree loving peace and peaceful methods with all his heart wo have come Into the midst of another war between this nation and Spain Our navy promptly organized tad enlarged has already struck heavy blows and the army more than 100000I strong stands ready or Is already en route to seize and hold territory beyond the limits of our domain Nations have not yet progressed far enough nor hove peoples been yeti thoroughly Instructed enough In tho principles of human liberty and rIght- eous law to warrant a reasonable expectancy of universal arbitration The level of the International la4 Is tho highest reach nations can attain and hold at the beginning ofI the twentieth century Whoa peace comes and our hearts are united north and south east and westoh that we might be prepared to carry the iliad tidings of reat Joy In simplicity sal In thoroughness toll who como to us from other nations I beg of you at this epoch which appears to ao to be the beginning of convulsions and revolutions In human society to put ourselves you who are leaders In missionary drISaviour may give you directly or out of Ills holy wor- dlho sixteenth annual meeting of the Womans Department was also held Mrs II S Caswcll of New York presiding She said that time womans or ganizations now cover the entire territory of the United States with tho exception of Alaska The womans organization have added to tho treasuries of the national societies this year over 8100000 Before another annual meeting some plan may be evolved by which men women and children of each church may belong as a united company to a prosperous church missionary society lavishly pouring their offerings into the church treasury to be forwarded from that treasury to time national mis sionary societies for time great work as sumed by each Mrs Lydia Tichlnor Bailey of Seat tie Wash delivered an address en titled A Now Vision The concluding address was by Mrs Alice Freeman Ialmer of Cambridge Mass expresident of Wellesley col lege In answer to the question How Can Woman Save Our Country THREE CHILDREN BURNED Terrible Fate Resulting from Children 1lujrlnc with Slutchcn Near a Coal Oil Can PiTTSuunaii Ia4 Juno BThree children met death in a frightful man ner Tuesday evening in Allegheny By the explosion of a can of oil their cloth ing wan Ignited and the children wero burned so terribly that they died in a short time The victims were Ella Edith aud Harvlllo Watts children of Charles Watts of FernuyiI 11111 near Woods Run eleven und seven years and four mouths respectively The eldest child proved herself a her rome for with tho flames roasting body she tried to carr herbaby brother to n place of safety JJrs Watts Wa badly burned in trying to save her children Tho children were playing in an out IIOUHU in the yard and one of thom to TakeEasy to OperateA- refeatures peculiar to Hoods Pills Small In size tasteless efficient thorough As ono HoodssaId 4 You never know you SoverThe only pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparllla IIAre you a subscriber to Tnt BE You should be I iiiiS 11IsuI I IRONING MADE ESY 11 SPARCH- IPtTJNVEN- jy REQUIRES NO COOKING I MAKES COLLARS AND CUFFS STIFF AND NICE a IS VHEII FIRST BOUGHT HEY I IirIIKEOKUKJOWANEW HAVE NCONwiI I fflHI iflII II1IIUnlnlIlIl IIINHImIlAiI IIM II HuuiulfuO HJ liBtt ml IalIuLl This starch Is ared on scientific principles br mon who havo had ot practical experience In fanc laundering It restores old linen and rammer dresses to thou natural whltenossllud Impart a beanttfnl and lasting tlnlih J t Is tho only eturcl manufactured that U perfectly harmless containing neither arsenic alum or an yhcr substance injurious to linen and can used oven for a baby powder For sale by all wholesale and retail grocers struck a match lit ImTtiamoroaai was n Inrjjo can containing two gallons of oil When time mutch was thrown down it dropped into the can and tho evplo son folloivcd THE FIFTYFIFTH CONGRESS lint llrculir Reiulon HKNATK WABiuxnToNJuiiL 8Soon after tho senate convened Mr Hale Me chair uau of tho navil ultilra committee re Chospitalnavy to define Its duties nn 1 regulate Its pay Time bill was pavMtl The house provision that tho appli cation of the act bo limited to tho du ration of time present war with Spain was eliminated from time bill Mr Mason 111 reported from the committee on post ofllccs and post roads a bill extending the frantcingi privileges through the mall to ficers nnd inen of time army and vavv during the existing war the privilege to extend only to first class matter each piece weighing not moro than ono ounce Went over under objeo Ion HOUSE The days session of the house began with a slight burstover tho annexation- of Hawaii Time regular order pursu ant to unanimous consent granted Tuesday was time consideration of the conference report upon time sundry civil bill Mr Smith rep Mich demand ed the regular order but withdrew It temporarily to permit tho considers tlon of a minor measure Mr Orosvcnor 0 rep a leader of the annexationists gained recognition and asked unanimous consent to read and have referred to the committee on rules a resolution providing for giving the Hawaiian resolution precedence over all other business except conference reports until disposed of The resolution was sent through the regu lar channel anti the regular order was taken up lloturn of a Government Spy Nsw YOIIK Juno 8 Edward Emer son Jr in attache of the war depart i ment bureau of information arrived hero on board the steamer Madlana from St Thomas after having per formed some hazardous service and undergoing some thrilling experiences In Porto Rico n HOW THOSE DONS CAN LIE They Say Sampson was Itepulicd nt Ban Unco with u Loss Estimated at Fifteen Hundred Men MADRID Juno 8 Asemlofllclal note is published hero purporting to give an account of time bombardment of Santiago do Cuba by tho American fleet on Monday last Tim American navy under Admiral Sampson lisa fiercely attacked Santia go do Cuba and a bloody encounter ensued Tho Americans made three attacks on tho Spanish marine and land batteries which replied As a consequence tho Americans were re pulsed with heavy losses estimated at men The American projectiles however sank tho Spanish cruiser Reins Mercedes five sailors and 20 ma nines being killed A SAMPLE OF SPANISH LIES A Spanish Report to tile Effect that Capt Pulllp of the Texai nai Killed by a SpanIsh Shell at Santiago WASHINGTON Juno 8 Reports com- Ing from iJpanlsliBouroos and appar ently in Madrid havo stated that Capt Philip of the Texas buds been killed by a shell by time Spaniards Time president said that tho report undoubtedly was untrue and said that It wascvldcntly baseless as Admiral Sampsons official report stated that there were no casualties At the navy department considerable indignation Is felt at time report of Capt Philips death tho idvpartmunt I saying that no basis whatever for It exlstsnnd that it is calculated needlessly to alarm his family and friends 1To lIaise the Spanish Ships Bunk In Manila liar SAN FRANCISCO Juno H Private ad vices from Washington say that tht United States government will raise the Spanish vessels sunk in Manila harbor by Admiral Deweys gunners and that three San Francisco firms the P Whltelaw Son A Woodsldo t Co and tho Pacific Mall Steamship IC9 will bo called on for bids for undertak ing the work Two youil men of Alaoon Moj tried to settle a family feud with knives iktth are expected to die IiIiiIif 1 Illinois Central R B OF INTEREST TO- STOCKHOLDERS Free Trinsporlitlon to Attend the Annual Mill ing at CMctgoSome Interesting FactsSIn order that stockholders of the lllintU Railroad Company may more attend In perton ibe annual meet ings there lisa been posted in each station til Hie Company a notice to the effect that In accordance with a rrtolvc of the Boatd ol Director there may ha issued to each older of ono or more shares of the capital slock of the Illinois Central Railroad Company as rrfjislrrfil en the books of the Company a ticket enabling him or her to travel free over the Companys Jines from ho station of the Illinois Central Railroad nearest to his or her registered address to Chicago andietunvfor lbqjurpose of at tending in perton the next Annual Stock holders Meeting of the Company which will be held at iis general office in Chicago on Wednesday September 28 at noon Details as to the necersary procedure to obtain such a ticket the dale of its issue and limit are fully set forth on the posted notice referred to In this connection it will tie interesting to note that since in 1862 the capital stock of the Company became full paid A cash dividend ranging from 4 per cent to 10 per cent per annum has been paid semiannually to every holder of slock and that it is now twenly years since the Company in any year paid less than 5 percent the present Tale of dis tribuiion carlstedts 5 German liver Powder iE CURES INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly sit Disuses the human system is heir to PRICE 25 CENTS Sold by St Dernard Drug Store 50 YEARS IMPROVEMENTS IN FARMING Published by the New YORK TRIBUNE Second Edition 32 Pages 18 by i3j Inches A general review cf the 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RATES J Uae Year itrlcllr In advance fi oo so tThreeMontfzs II J SIDle Copies S F Specimen copies mailed free on application- SI Correspondents wanted In all parts of th i icounty Addreti tutor particulars VVt f j THURSDAY JUNE 9 1898 u TilE London FinancialNews says in writing of the worlds coal sup bply Coal is always a burning question Well it depends upon the coal If Earlington coal is meant it is a true proposition TilE Boston Journal of Com merce is 01 opinion that the de mand for cotton manufactures in countries that will be opened to 1 American trade by the war will be very great and think work on new L mills and extensions should be pushed to be ready for the great Ji prosperity when it comes i NINETVFOUR Terrors from the Arizona mountains have gone to wards Cuba to act as expert pack ers for Uncle Sams mule trains in 1VCuba Their coach bore the inscription The Real Terrors of Arizona Teddy Aint in It The company is a singular mixture of Americans Indians Mulattoes and Mexicans All are expert frontiers men The episode is a comment- aryi on the resourcefulness of this tfVVCountfy STRONG efforts are being put forth by the leading business men of the United States to bring about the use abroad of IndianI corn as a substitute for wheat It i is thought that the present time when there is such great difference of price in favor of corn is most I propitious for the success of the movement A large increased for eign demand for our corn is the I7best commercial advance the country could hope for- E I ONE highmindcd and chivalrous Spaniard has developed in the the person of the corkedup Ad miral Cervera who has treated with magnanimity Naval Constructor Hobson and his crew and spared their lives in recognition oft their wonderful bravery in blocking the Santiago harbor by sinking the Merrimac under them after going through a terrific fire from t the Spanish forts The American navy and people give full rccogni tion to the magnanimous act and Cerveras name will find a place in I- VhistoryADMIRAL DEWEY and his men by their wonderful achievement at j Manila Admiral Sampsons men forrand Naval Constructor Hobson and his seven invincible volunteers who steered the Merrimac through f storm of shot and shell sank her in the harbor channel and got off alive these have taught the Spaniards something of American valor 4 If they do not sue for peace they will be taught more of the same lesson even on their own side of FIVIll the Atlantic ONE of the Merrimacs intrepid crew said before the trip to sink that vessel in the Santiago channel Oh I guess we stand a fair Vshow of getting out but they cant I stop us going in No others talked of coming out rThesecret of such heroism as t this lies in the fact that not one man in Uncle Sams army and navy are conscripts All are volunteers Practically all the men under Ad miral Sampson volunteered to do this work for which only seven were needed Such valor knows no defeat J VTheGoebel Election Law Unconstitutional Ip The following very able argu ment showing the unconstitutionality of the Goebel Election Law was written by Judge M C GIV- ens of Henderson that able jurist and well known Democrat and was published first by the Hender son Journal which paper Only v hopes that his views on the cpu stitutionahtyof the law are erron teous TUE BEE takes pleasure in reproducing judge Givens review cf the Election Law and recom lt I mends it to the careful perusal of the voters of Kentucky It is in fullas follows The concern of the people of Kentucky about this Goebel election bill should be no less than about the Constitution of the State Itself However much men may differ as to the intrinsic merits of thIs bill all must agree that if It conflicts with ibe constitution It should be annulled by the cowls as soon as may be To show that it does conflict with the Constitution of the State Is the obect of this short article In the outset I shall assume that the ueneral Assembly has no power to create or flit an office except as it derives that power or authority from the Constitution of the Stale Section i of the Goebel Dill is as follows The General Assembly shall at its present session elect tbieo commissioners who shall be styled the Stale Board of Election Commiissioners They shall bold office for a term of four years and till their successors are elected and qualified a It If a vacancy or va cancies occur white the General Assembly- Is in vacation the same shall be filled by the remaining member or members of the boardThree distinct and vital constitutional questions necessarily grow out of this bill and the election held under its provisions The first question is Can the Legislature create these State offices Assuming that It may create them the second question is Can that body also fill those offices by an election And assuming that the Legisla ture may both create these offices and fill them by an election the third question Is Has there In fact been a valid election un der the Constitution and this act of the General Assembly First Has the Legislature the coast tutional power to create these Stale offices After creating all the State offices desired- or Intended and all district and county offices intended to be permanent Section 107 of the State Constitution makes this provision The General Assembly may provide for the election or appointment for a term not exceeding four years of such other county and district ministerial and executive officers as may from time to time be necessary This section of the Constitution distinctly limits the power of the General As sembly and confines it to creating county and district offices of a special kind To argue in favor of the constitutionality of the Goebel bill one has to assume that the General Assembly is under no constitutional restraint as to the creation of new State offices This proposition I am persuaded noone will willingly assume and need not here be further noticed Comment can add nothing to the plain meaning of this section of the Constitution It speaks for itself and needs no Interpre tation If Its meaning is not plainly man ifest it would be useless to try to find out its meaning by any species of argument But assuming that the General Assembly may create State and other offices It does not necessarily follow that it may also fill the offices thus created by election or appointment Section 107 of the Constitution says the General Assembly provide for the election or appointment of county and district officersVProvide bow Not by a special law certainly for that is expressly forbidden by sub section aa of section 50 of the Con stitution Again section 148 of the Constitution provides that all state district and county officers shall be elected on the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November The Legislature can not be- n session on that day so it could not have been contemplated by the framers of the constitution that any Stale District or County officers should in any event be elected by the Legislature- To provide for the election to fill newly created offices can only mean to provide for their election by the people at the regular elections as provided in the Consiilu lion A special election of or for a State officer can not be provided for by the General Assembly other than on the reiju lar election day The first Tuesday after the first Monday in November except in a case of a vaancy in one or the other bouse of the General Assembly as is specially provided for in tbe Constitution The time at which State and other officers are required to bo elected and the further fact that the Legislature cannot enact a special law on tbe subject of elections or fix any other day precludes absolutely the idea of Ibat body having been entrusted with tbe duty or power of electing State or other officers in any event whatever If we will consider the limited lime the General Assembly is allowed to sit with its many ctber Important and imperative duties to perform the same conclusion is reached that the election of State county or district officers is no part of Its powers nor duties Again looking at many positive restric tions placed upon the General Assembly by tbe Constitution shows clearly that tbe people aimed to restrict rather than en large its powers in that direction It will not allow that body to meet oftener than once in two years and then not to remain together longer than sixty days under any pretense whatever Its powers to enact laws was greatly abridged It was limited in its election of pages and janitors Its power to elect a United States Senator would certainly havs been taken away if it had been within tbe power of tbe people to have done so Can it be that while tbe people of Ken tucky were not willing to give the General Assembly discretionary power In the elec tion of its pages and janitors for a period of sixty days with powers only to carry bundles and sweep halls they supposed that they were by implication confering on the same General Assembly unlimited power to create this great army of 360 officers with unlimited powers over the election of tbe State and all beyond the reach of the people Such a suggestion is a libel on the good sense of the people of Kentucky Third But assuming that the General Assembly may create and fill these offices by election has it In fact done to as pro vided in the act itself This act says these election commission ers shall be elected by the present General Assembly Now what Is tbe General As sembly What does It take to constitute a General Assembly There can certainly be no division of opinion on this question The Constitution creates and defines tue General Assembly Section 49 saysThe legislative power shall be vested in a House of Representatives and a Senate which together sbslj be styled tbe General As Iemby of 1 eSt 19 of Kentucky Every reference in the Constitution to the General Assembly recognizes as eingcomposed nOIquestion I I Wonderful Cure Spinal Disease the Result of a Fall Abscesses Formed Kentucky Clergyman Reports What Hoods anaparllla Did The character of the peoplo who testify to the merits of Hoods Sarsapa rilla worthy of consideration Read what a Kentucky clergyman says When our little girl was 3 years old she foil from a loft and strained her spine Since then iho has boon subject to spinal disease and lost the use of her limbs She was very delicate and did not have much appetite and abscesses formed on theleftsldeot her spine which discharged continually and she was obliged to lie on bar right side nlMho time Wo procured a bottle of hoods Sarsaparllla and she began taking It The first effect was to give her an and enable her to I sleep She continued taking It and now shah a healthy child exception- of her RaY D S WAnD Chaplin Kentucky Remember Hoods SarsaparillaIs UN bestIn fact o n r cure nausea Indlgesllon- biliousnessHoods Pills Price 250 When these two bodies cease to be sepa rate bodies they cease to be the General Assembly Tbe Goebel bill requires these State Election Commissioners to be elected by tbe General Assembly not by a joint Assembly For the General Assembly to do any valid act there must be a vote of both bouses separately Section 83 of the Con slution provides that no bill shall become a law till it has been presented to tbe gov ernor and by him approved or being disapproved is passed over his objections Sec lion 89 Is as follows Every order vole or resolution in which the concurrence of both houses may bo necessary except questions of adjournment or as otherwise provided in this Constitution shall be presented tofthe governor and before it lakes effect approved by him or being disapproved passed as a bill is passed over bis objec lions It The General Assembly did not elect nor j did it attempt to elect these Commission era by order vote or resolution The General Assembly did attempt to do o by resolving itself into a joint Assembly anda voting for them as a Joint and cot as a General Assembly Now whence comes this Joint Assembly and what are its powers and duties lJy virtue of wbat- provision J of the Constitution does It exist It looks as if those having tbis matter in charge seeing that if the election was bad t by the General Assembly the governor might not approve it in which event therep was not time to pass the vote over jeclions It was therefore resolved that the General Assembly should be transformed into a Joint Assembly for the purpose of evading this plain provision of thea Constitution as well as the provisions of the act under and by virtue of which the election was held So the Goebel Bill Itself is not only in plain violation of the Constitution but the election as held was in violation of the plain provisions of tbe Constitution and of the bill itself The election was not held by tbe General Assembly But it It be that a Joint Assembly and the General AssemI bly be the same then under the provision of Section 89 of tbe Constitution the vote of the Joint Assembly should have been presented to the governor for his ap proval or disapproval but tbis was not doneVIt is to be hoped that this question maybe brought before and fairly presented to the Court of Appeals as soon as may be A matter of such great moment to tbe I people and the State ought not to be held in suspense If the act be valid or Invalid it should be settled without delay M C GIVENS Crops From Bradstreets The general business situation might well be expressed by the single word crops It Certainly the very flattering outlook reported in nearly all the graingrowing sections ot the country and particu larly as regards the growing wheat has been of a nature to dominate the entire trade situation From all of the surplus wheatgrowing states there comes but one report that of a large acreage extremely good weather and crop conditions already foreshadowing an unpre cedented production of the king of cereals With the steady and favorable progress making toward a large wheat yield has come the final culmination of the May wheat deal and a considerable quieting down of speculative fever and prices The close of the week witnesses an immense shrinkage in the price paid for cash wheat as compared with a short time ago partly the result of course of former high prices inducing a freer movement of reserve wheat stocks into sight not only at home but abroad That the ultimate et fect of the decline has been bene hcial rather than otherwise how ever is evidenced by the increased inquiry of exporters for wheat and corn and the total movement for the week is a record breaking one for this period of the year Ac companying the decline in wheat have been sympathetic decreases in oats and flour but corn is steady and even higher partly becaue of some complaint as to the crop out look but largclyqwing to improved export demand Tobacco Reports from all the burley and dark tobacco sections to the Vest ern Tobacco Journal indicate that despite unfavorable conditions earlier in the season the bulkof the crop has nearly everywhere been set earlier titan is usual and in most cases under auspicious circumstances The generafre port is than there is an abundance of plants and in many sections enough to set far more than the intended acreage Reports from burley sections are very encourag ing Probably from 50 to 80 per cent of the entire crop has been set and is startingout well The bluegrass counties arc more ad vanced than others but VjtVIS be lieved that rams elsewhere at the close of the week have helped to even up matters Mrs Browder Myers of Nash rifle is visiting relatives in this city this week Elb p LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS In its railroad equipment the United States leads all other countries Not one of the mighty nations of the east could gather together and transport to strategic points a vast army without interrupting business as has done the United States Even England with its wealth and magnfi cence would have been forced to stop traffic for mercantile enterprises while Its army was being carried to points of mobll zationIn the United Stales there was not a jar in the regular schedule of railroad freightage Tbe vast iron network gath ered men from every nook and corner of the republic and hurried them on dodging through the ponderous trains of merchandise toward the south The railroads of the United States stand at the bead of the progressive age Louisville Commercial longIllnessIs now Improving rapidly under the influ ence of the waters of Dawson Springs publlsbIng stockholders In Chicago Wednesday September 28 1898 at noon This company offers special Inducements to their stock holders to attend these annual meetings by extending to them the special courtesy of a free ticket to Chicago and return to be used within four days before the meeting and on that day The tickets are issued from the presidents office at Chicago upon written application of stockholder describing bis stock one ticket is issued for any one holding of stock Many I C employes are stockholders in the company The well wishers of the L N are glad to see that company receive their full share of the patronage from the United States government A day seldom goes by without a government train passing over the Henderson division and we are inclined to think tbe safe and prompt manner in which the trains arc has some thing to do with it Conductor Will Cazort has been placed- on the extra list as a passenger conductor and his many friends are pleased to see him promoted Last Sunday we had a yery pleasant call rom Engineer Klnesmier who formerly was one of the best engineers on the lien derson division He was on his way home from St Louis where be had been as a delegate to tbe 0 of L E Convention sayshethat a marked improvement is noted each year Temperance is receiving marked at tention and this order is destined to take he lead in this grand move Experience nd observation has shown them that a clear head is needed at all times by engineers Then again he says it has become astrong charitable institution over 45000 having been expended during tbe past two years for that purpose The question of federation with other orders received much attention and was defeated only by a small vote when final action was akenVSeveral trains of Tennessee soldiers will through hero this week enrbute West for tbePbillipine Islands One of tbe proudest men we have seen of late was Dispatcher Wooldridge when be saw that new horse purchased for him John T Barnett of this place It was fine animal and so gentle that Dave had reasons to rejoice Supervisor Sullivan is now receiving new steel rails for several miles of track near Henderson which will soon be railed Operator Fawcett has returned from a brief visit to relatives at Gutbrie and vicinity Mr M E president of the Chesapeake Ohio Railway Co in a letter to the Manufacturers Record says- I have read the article A Nation Born n a Day with great interest I quite agree with everything you have said I was against this war I have never seen anything so unnecessary and uncalledfor At tbe same time I can see out of it will come great prosperity and there is great safety for our country We were getting nto a very bad condition politically It was possible for demagogues to bowl and rant and they seemed to interest tbe common people They were foolish enough to think that war was their opportunity believe tbe result will be they will be passed to tbe rear and the common peoplp will have their thoughts turned into other channels Take for instance tbe matter of school books in Ibe South and in fact in the North our children ten years from today will not be reading about the terrible oppression of England and tbe way we whipped them in 1775 at Bunker Hill npr will tbe children in Souin Carolina be reading about the enormities committed by Northern soldiers in 1862 and 1863 in the South They will rather be reading the victory of Dewey and I hope some others we may get in before the fight is over Gut of it will come great good It The Brave at Home The maid who binds her warriors sash With smile that well her pain dissembles Tbe while beneath her drooping lash One starry teardrop hangs and trembles Though heaven alone records tbe tear And Fame shall never know her story Her heart has shed a drop as dear As eer bedewed the of glory Tbe wife who girds her husbands sword Mid little ones who weep or wonder And bravely speaks the cheering word What though her heart be rent asunder Doomed nightly in her dreams to bear The bolls of death around him rattle Hath shed as sacred blood as oer Was poured upon the field of battle The mother who conceals her grief While to her breast her son she presses Then breathes a few brave words and brief Kissing the patriot brow she blesses With no one but her secret God To know the pain that weighs upon her Sheds holy blood as eer the sod Received on Freedoms field of honor Thomas Buchanan Read The Indian Head Cotton Mills at Cordova Ala have made their first shipment on the fpur years contract to China It is the largest shipment ever made from the state Did You Take ScottsEmulsion through the winter If so we are sure It quieted your cough healed the rawness In your throat Increased your weight gaye you more color and made you feel better In way But perhaps your cough has come back again or you are get paleThen the same helpful remedy right through the summer It will do you as much good as when the weather is cold Its persistent use will certainly gIve you a better appetite and a digestionIt your weak throat and heal your inflamed lungs t cure every case of consumption when Q cure is posslDle Dont be persuaded to take something they say is Just as good trSCOTTNY A WAR SONG 10 arms To armit the eagle screams Tho bugle sounds the call The roar of battles on the breeze OUr gallant navy plows tIm sear Woro rvailTi one and alit A Spartan spirit flllf the land galeOur rldo Upon tho ocean deep and wide Surcharged with Iron hull I The atars and stripes our orlflamb The Mnlno our battleory dontbeSpaInAnd fight her tilt vro diet Well arbltrnto with cantfon bolls Teach rapine to refrain Oorturn by force of arms tho wrong itrongTillWell double shot each bellowing gunV And tinge tho oceans rod Rain down upon Spains vaunted fleet An avalanche of Iron sleet And pavo their decks with dead Ai bravely epood our gallant tara Across the raging sea Well charge upon tho Spanish main Annihilate the hordes of Bpaln And tot poor Cuba freol David Jame Evans The Church and the Congregation In tho minds of many Christians con grogatlon begins with n capital 0 antI church with n small 0 Nothing is need ed so much just at present as to teach thorn tho roverso of this distinction The church is tho greater thing and tho congregation ninny times tho lessor Tho ono is tho wholo of which tho other Is but a part and a part should never eoom greater than tho wholoLuth eran An Unfortunate Tho man who has nothlpg to do is unfortunate Wo wero made to work For that reason there Un joy in achlov ing Our reward is not measured by the pay wo receive Our satisfaction is in tho success wo havo in beholding tho results of our endeavors In tho church tho annie rnlo holds Some good people are spoiling for want of good works Tho spirit languishes unless it renews its strength in tho service of tho Lord Spiritual nchlovoinsnt and spiritual vlg or go hand in hand Reformed Church Messenger DOWN IN TilE MINES Only about onethird the output of coal is antbracite Now the report is in circulation that there are rich gold mines in tbe 1hillipincs Islands Tbe commercial value of silver mined in the United Stales during the year 1897 is said to be 34074292 In Great Britain 728713 persons are employed in coal mines and last year the total fatalities are 630 The total production of bituminous coal In the United States for the year 1897 was In short tons 139468659 CooperativeCoatposition of secretary at tbe recent an nual meeting A number of coal operators in the East contemplate the buildingof a railroad tide water in New York harbor for the purpose of shipping anthracite coal to that point Elgie Umstead has been added to the St Bernard mechanical force and with tbe experience be has bad at the Madison vllle Foundry he should and will no doubt make a good man Capt Lee Stull who has charge of the mine near Nortonville has concluded that with a dull summer trade staring them In In the face it would be better to shutdown so at present the mine is idle Mr Lem Owens who for the past few months has been in New Mexico mining coal returned home last Saturday We understand wages there are good but board high and tbe fact is that old Kentucky still takes the lead in wages when tbe cost of living is taken into consideration Superintendent Harris of the South Diamond mine is not so rushed now but what ba finds time to take a few hours rest and while it is true there is a natural lull In the coal business at this season of the year for tbe past year or two Mr Harris has been a bardworked man so great was tbe rush of coal orders there Rumor says Ibat the labor agitator has succeeded in convincing a portion of the miners at the Carbondale mine tbat it was their duty to become members of tbe United Mine Workers We are told they have quit mining coal at that place the operator taking tbe view that he must run mine regardless of outside interference Tbe Pennsylvania Railroad Co has de termined to Increase the carrying capacity of its cars and it is announced that in tbe contract recently given to tbe Scboen Pressed Steel Co for looo steel cars the specifications require each to be of a capacity of 100000 pounds Prior la Ibis time 80000 pounds or forty short tons have been considered tbe maximum ca pacity while most of the rolling stock for coal hauling does not average above 55 000 pounds Tbe employment of steel however allows greater space for the load while the supports and framework being of metal it is less bulky than wood Tbe result is economy of space and much greater strength which allows the carry Ing of much heavier weight Pennsylvania parties have become in terested in coal lands in Clay county and a correspondent of the Manufacturers Record at Charleston W Va states that they may purchase about 100000 acres in coal and timber lands in this section of the country Tbe property Is located near Clay C H and adjacent to tbe Charleston Clendenin Sutton Railroad The importance of the coalmining in dustry in this State is shown by the last annual report of the Stale mine inspector It shows that coal is mined on a commer cial scale in twenty of the fiftyfive coun ties of the State Two hundred and fit teen firms are operating mines Total number of tons of coal from commercial mines for the year 111571900 estimated tons from small mines 133929 for 1896 125000 an increase of 8929 Number of tons of coke manufactured 1374197- Tolal values of coal at the for the year 8329198 total values of coke at the ovens 171812125 for 1897 A recently invented device for miners will no doubt result in lessening the loss of life It is designed to render the miners Immune from tbe deadly effects of car bonic oxide in tbe after damp which fol lows gas explosions in mines It is a helmet which will enable the wearer to live for at least halt an hour after such an explosion takes place It Is worn over the face and Is constructed ofa asbestos tanned leather or cloth rendering It proof against fire heat steam boiling water and all poisonous fluids It comes down close over the shoulders and is held hrmly in place by means of two straps passng under tbe arms At tbe back ot the is a metal reservoir from viulch thj wearer is supplied with fresh air at the natural air pressure and 20 degrees cooler than the outside atmos phere ftoe tank has a capacity of one hundred rounds of compressed lr and Is always ready service the same pressure of pure being retained for months The amount of air in store can be seen on be attached to the reservoir which can ro quickly charged by an air pump A lever on top of the reservoir forces the air through the supply tubes to a point inside and directly In front of the mouth and nostrils The supply can be adjusted to the comfort of the wearer Tho neck gear has an outlet for Ihe foul air and the two lookouts are constructed of double plates of clear mica with rtvolvmftclea- ers protected by cross Wires The side or ear have special dia phragms or sounding discs which give perfectly distinct hearing Twenty Years Proof Tutts LiverPills keep the bow els in natural motion and cleanse the system of all impurities An absolute cure for sick headache dyspepsia sour stomachcon stipation and kindred diseases Cant do without them- R P Smith Chilcsburg Va writes I dont know how I could do without them I have had Liver disease for over twenty years Am now entirely cured Tutts Liver Pills L kiki DR OTTOS SPRUCE- GUM BALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTLES ijiprq1 Sold by St Bernard Drug Store + 4441eISSU S SCUS SI DETECTIVEWe want a man in every local ity to act as private Detective under instructions Experience unnecessary Address COOPERATIVE I DETECTIVE AGENCY Naihville Tenn I Ili S StiIiS S S S S S S SSSS4I DR MENDENHAILS IMPROVED GRILL AND FEVER ODE amVV OUAIEANTKKD TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVERA- nd Malaria In all Formi Tasteless Noi4 genuine without the above ftul the signature of J O UeiwJenhau Price SO cents at all Deniers PREPARED ONLY BY T O MENDIINIiAXX EVANSVILLE IND Sold by George King St Charles ICy Crabtree Coal Mining Company Ilsley Kentucky Dont Use Drugs unless Jon need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by responsible druggists We keep only the best That is tbe great dis tinction to be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine STI3ERNARD DRLQ STORE BRYAN HOPPER Manager- w A NISDEl President O W WADOILL Cashier CopkirtaBANK MADISONVILLE KY Caplal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites tbe accounts of tbe 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 directionHOWARD L W WAKELEV General Manager Cenl Pass Agt St Louis Mo ZThRUUh1 VESTIBULE1RAlHSVi flASH VILC- ETsHlfMfl TIlRDUIIYH PIN6SHIFFET CARStFR0n NftORLEANS I JVA- Pt1VItLTft4Ii tRffiRfFitlt 8 There is the Right Shoe Your Shoe is 4 here We make a point of fitting people tgAny house can sell shoesonce We sell jV1 over and over to the same people j Steady trade is the test of a Shoe StoreVI r We have lots of such advertisements walk j 4 ing Ground over Hopkins County they 1walk a good deal the Shoes feel so easy and lv lookswell Our Pingree Smithour 9 Williams Knecland our Ziegler Bros our Sachs our Wolfe Bros and our nBat- m tic Ax Shoes can not be turned down m We Stand Behind Any Shoe We Sell You For a Good J One o u KnowVi WE WANT YOUR SHOE TRADES l BISHOP CO r I MADISONVILLE KYViIIeI nYOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT V I j ca1 VVVVV itII Build a Home a a = ThVVV = i i Repair a IIOIISCVVV i 411 t Now is the time for this kind of work VV1VV YOUR HOUSE IN ORDE- RVJIV- Vt 41 For Spring and Summer j Make your nest comfortable taV II WEfi HAVE STUFF 4 41J4ItIIsorts of Building MaterialV4 Doors and Sushi Yel IIlowPine Stuff Lime Cement Hardware etc etc 4l IOUR PLANING Mill RUNS EVERY DAY IN THE YEARV fil I C11 And we can furnish All OrdersVon Short Notice rilhtsfi JV RUBY 4Q 4 1t LX COi4 J- 4l fMADISONVILLE KYV Mt s j WAR WITH SPAINL II LOUISVILLE i PUT THE I Reliable War 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The columns ol the paperltor a wsrhi p EO well manedL A W Dullelln Mr McNeil Bond and family of Nashville have been visiting tli family ol Mr Jo F Foardat pHeclnf Mrs Ray McDonald who has verylowhopo for her recovery Rev Elijah Timmons of May I field stopped over hero Monday J night enroute to Webster county to visit relatives and friends 7 giftedkmghtville has treated the residence of Denny Bcrrigan to a full dose o I- r11 variegated lead and oil JL Mr Howard White Jr I c Wednesday morning for a three weeks visit to relatives In and about Philadelphia his home be fore taking up his abode in our tjy- j Dr Geo J Gooch of Empire j tof Kylwho formerly resided in our city made this office a pleasant alwasjdoctor Mr C M Hibbs of Providenc came up to our city Wednesday toI meet his little boy who has been hstiCr home to spend vacation j The sympathy of the entire corn 1 hiunity is extended to Mr and ofIf Morning and which lived hut aj t short time afterwards Mrs Coreyl at last accounts was doing fii 1S coulll he expected t A We are glad to note that MrlI E Stevens who has been PS sick list for several days has business at the old standI 1 He suffered from a malarial attack L which has greatly reduced the size 1 of his shadow in fact ho has to stand twice in tho same place to make theIIleast trace or reoI semblance of a shadowI I Esquire James Head last Tiles f r day sold his residence in the south t eastern part of the city to Mr r k q Louis Rice Consideration 1250 Mr Rice will reside there in the future In a recent conservation 4 Esquire Head announced his in tention of leaving our city proba 4 y4lily going West He is an old f and we regret to see him f itleave but such is lifeol Snakes to the FrontoJoseph Egloff killed a rattlesnako a last Friday in the Company Vine I yard that had eight rattles and a t vLuittdn If ycnamous serpents ares n Jt so abundant diggins the 1 hoss editor would suggest tIlatII some latter day Saint s be induced to invade that vineyardl j and exercise his banishing uI over the pestiferous reptiles t c f Matrimonial Noose Madam Rumor is responsible for a report which is being widely circulated and university believed that Mr John Salmon and a ular young lady of Nebo wills launch out upon the high seas of I matrimony within a few days We dont give nway office secrets and the dear public can employ its leisure moments guessing the name of the young ladyrBack Again Frank Rash who has been abIsent since last September attend ing the Massachusetts Institute of L Technology returned home last Monday night Although he has l changed a great deal in the way oftaltitude and avoirdupois he remains r the same genial cheerful i goodhearted fellow and wasc warmly welcomed by innumerable I Iriends He will sojourn in our t I midst until September then re turn to attend another session at 1 the name institution i Foot Crushed Last Monday evening as Charles Curtis was driving a heavily loaded log wagon along a steep hillside one of the logs slipped and he sprang to the ground to avoid bo ing crushed by it His feet be came entangled in the lines andc threw him under the wheel which a ran over his foot badly crushing that member Fortunately the log was chained in such a manner that it was held upon tho log seat or ho would have met a fearful death No bones are broken in his foot lint so severely is it crushed that he will be laid up for some time TwSIngular IncidentI Mr Kenyan Harper who lives Iabout two miles out on the St 1Charles road owns a cat that is something out of the ordinary A few nights since a mink invaded i he felines family anti cut the throats of her entire litter ol kit 1 tens The bereaved animal re paired to a field near by and re with a young rabbit the 1 vjraof which was yet unopened p z find without the least ceremony adopted the little bunnie Us tier myn and lavishes more care nndl attention ipoh this little alien than ill natural mother probably ever uiJ This strange incident is at teslud by an cycvitncss and is preatjng considerable comment inI it section N 1 1 Harry VilhiamiSVisiting rela l yspear Adatris Station I t 1 1 Weighed and Found Wantldg Monday evening Judge Co- nmnctrv 1 the trembling balance QndDillypartiedurings stboollanguageWaltons arrest alleging undue freedom of speech The trial was natureDeVyldertempted to flatter Billy by calling hum an old rascal Billy d nied the soft impeachment he admitted ariitwhen engaged in the uncertain pokerbutI and business transactions ho was as square as the ten commandments Ho admitted his poverty of language in not finding a suit able epithet to apply to Mr Dc Vylder and in tillS strait he hud callingthatscoundrel preceded by an adjec tive which all apply to the front end of a mill pond The Judge levied a tax of five dollars and trimming and the olive branch of peace once more waved overt the town Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the portion of the ear There Is only one way to cure deafness and that Is by constitutional remedies Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condition of Ibe mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube When Ibis tube gels Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when it is entirely closed deafness is Ibo 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 wblch is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrb that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send for circulars free F J UENEY CO Toledo O Sold by Druggists 750 HalPi Family Pills are the best Sunday Feetures Last Sunday was the annual footwashing at Flat Creek The was unusually bright and the largest multitude assembled that has every gathered in the history if that congregation Elder Mor an preached a sermon of great length and beauty to which the most respectful attention was paid nd utmost decorum prevailed among the vast concourse of people who thronged the adjacent groves After a short recess the ordinances- of the Last Supper and footwash ng was administered and during hese ceremonies such ill bred en iosity was exhibited by a large number of young people that Rev Morgan gave them such stinging reproof that they sat down and conducted themselves with great propriety during the rest of the ervice The day awa pleasantly and everybody enjoyed the occasioned Mr Isaac Homer proprietor of tbe urton House Norton W VAil and one f the most widely known men in tbe State was cured rheumatism after three years fluttering lie says I have not ant cient command of language to convey ay idea ot what I suffered my physicians old me that nothing could be done for mejand my friends were fully convinced Dllilog but death would relieve me of myJ iffering In June 1894 Mr Evans then ilesman for the Wheeling Drug Co recommended Chamberlains Pain Balm At this time my foot and limb were double heir normal size and it seemed to me my eg would burst but soon after I began tine the Pain Balm the swelling began- o decrease the pain to leave and now I insider that I am entirely cured For sale by St IJernard Drug Store Hatllogton George King St Charles Ben Robinson Mortons Gap Distressing False Report i Late Saturday evening a report artcd and spread with the rapidity of wildfire that Grover Long an eightyearold son of MDL- ong was drowned in the lake Nobody knew the origin ol the rumor but everybody believed and repeated it and soon the doleful news had spread over the city Meanwhile a general rush was made for the lake but no one could ho found that knew the slightest concerning him Great anxiety and distress ensued but fortudate y news soon came that he was in- he city alive and well It seems that the day before he- had fallen in the Do n pond and somehow or other the report of his supposed drowning grew out of- his circumstance Beats the KlondlkeIMr A C Thomas of Marysville Tex has found a more valuable discovery than bas yet been made in tho Klondike For ytars he suflered untold agony from con- sampllon accompanied by Hemorrhages and was absolutely cured by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds He declares that gold is of Ill lie value in comparison with this marvel au i cure would have it even if it cost a idred dollars a bottle Asthma Dron hitli and all throat and lung affections re positively cured by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumptiqn Free Irlal- boules at St Bernard Drug Store Regu lar size size 50c and fcoo Guaranteed 10 cure or price refunded Disappeared Claude Fox a young man about twentyfive years of ngewltofors- evern I years past has clerked for Crabtree Coat Company left home last Friday night His where abouts remain a mystery He- took his clothing and drew part of- his money out of the bank In a- note he left behind he stated that- his friends might hear from him- again and they might not No reason whatever can be assingnedI for his strange action YOUilg mun of unusual steady hab its was well known and universally liked His father Esquire J nines Fox resides at St Charles and is known throughout the- cOllnty Relatives and friends are- greatly distressed over Ins sudden leaving Better Than A Klondlko Cold Mine- Good heiUlota priceless when once ioit- Wilen you have a light orcollifla Inveet- ZSc In a bottle of Dr Otton Spruce Glint Bat Saul the returns are greater than a interest Iii all Masks gold mlnelalgold canuot buy laM I Isaib Ileware Soldby St Beraard Drug Store r TilE GLORIOUS FOURTH Will be Celebrated by the A 0 U W Lodge of This Places GRAflD PICNIC AND BARBECU E Will Be Given They are Prepar log for One of the Largest Crowds That Has Ever Visited Earilngton The Hopkins Lodge No 61 A O U Wv of Uiis place will barbecueIAs the Fourth of July crowds alvaytbeenI parpeo pie of our grand country at this time the members of this lodge will leave no stone unturned in making ample arrangements to provide for the thousands of patriotic citizens that will be present on this gala occasion wantsIas it has never been before and there is no doubt but that the picturesque Lakeside Park will be one perfect surging thass of humanity frorii early morfi until late at night while Old Glory will be found here there and everywhere with her colors unfurled to the breezeThere will be meats barbecued- in the oldfashioned way that will tickle the palate of the most fastidious epicurean and there will be refreshments consisting of all the delicacies of the season in great abundance so all who come no matter how many will find plenty- to eat and amusements of all kinds for everybody specialto be present and help them cele brate on this patriotic occasion For further particulars see large posters Everybody comel Do You Read What people are saying about Hoods Sarsaparilla 1 It is curing the worst cases of crofnla dyspepsia rheumatism and all forms of blood disease eruptions sores toils and pimples It is giving strength to weak and tired women Why should you hesitate to take it when it is doing so much for others Hood Pills are the best family cathartic and liver tonic Gentle reliable sure The Ice Cream Supper The ice cream supper given by the ChristianEndeavor Society at Assembly Hall Tuesday night was well attended and a pronounced success The hall was beautifully decorated with ferns and flowers the national colors were profusel displayed whilst numbers of lanterns added to tile beauteous scene The tables were dressed in the most attractive manner and cream sherbet and cake abounded A gypsy tent stood out in bold relief and five weird maidens who occupied the tent plied their trade of fortune telling A most prominent feature was the lemonade well presided over by two Rebekahs who were impersonated by Mrs Cramer and Miss Carrie Crenshaw who dressed in ancient Oriental costume served out the frigid beverage to the thirsty The evening was one of greatienjoyment and pleasure one being delighted with the abundant refreshments and charmed by the captivating music of the gypsy maidens Attendance was good and the neat Sum of 3095 was realized which will be expended n the purchase of books and supplies for the societycThe merit of Hoods Sarsaparilla Is literally written in blood It is traced in the vital fluid Of millions bf the human race Its positive medicinal meritfAnd curative power is written Upon the hearts and graven upon The minds of thousands Of people whom it has cured And given good health When there seemed nothing before Them but darknessand despair It cures all diseases arising From or promoted by Impure Blood by its Intrinsic merit as The One True Blood Purifier Memorial Service The Knights of Pythias will holdI AssemblyHall i4th Service will begin at 730 Po m Rev C C Hall will do- liver an appropriate address for- the occasion A general invitations extended and a large attendances certain The following is the program Music SongInvocationPrelate Theodore WattsSong Reading list of names of mem rs of Victoria Lodge No 84 P C Chas Cowell SongSermonC C Rev C C HallSong Dismissal Dr Ottos Spruce Cam Balsamthe most pleasant and reliable remedy lorconjln colds all loredeti of the throat chett and lungsLargeLttIC5c2C and fOc Sold by St Bernard Etrug Store Visited Chlckamauga Mrs P B Davis returned from Chickamauga Monday night where- snowentto see her son Eldred who isa member of Company A- from Madispnville She reports- tllo soldier boys nil getting along nicelywith the exception of two or- three who were slightly under the- weather She said they all seemed very well pleased with camp life and many expressed their hope of- being sent to thp Philltpincs While there she also saw a no- p1mw of hers Ernest Hall son of B W Hall a merchant who form- erJy resided at Madisonville hut whe is now located at Chase Kan- Ernest is a member of the Twenty first regiment of Kansas Volunteers a well equipped regiment VisitIiA Gruesome Whilst roving around in quest dropintoand his eves bulged out at the tull completeness of this gruesome department A modern operatuig table stood in the center of the roqm which can be raised low ered tilted or extended giving any requiredGlass I about the room upon the shelves of which glittered and glistened every kind of modern surgical tools and instruments the sight ol which caused the Iold chills to run up the hoss editors back like a lizard with a turkey after him After explaining the use of all the knives saws shears hooks andcrooks to the nag man till his hair stood up as straight as the straws in an inverted broom the Dr produced something like a large grip beneath which was panslikeThis when mounted upon a trivet and fitted with suitable sieve divisions finished with a tight fitting top makes a complete sterilizer being heated by a spirit lamp placed at the bottom and is known- as Schimmelbuschs Instrument and Dressing Sterilizer This and the accompanying grip known as Gersters Emergency Bag makes a complete outfit for erne gency operations By this time the blood of tile nag man was so cold that to avoid- a congestive chill ho put on an overcoat and sat a few hours in the hot sunshine till he had regained his equilibrium No other preparation has ever doneso many people so much good as Hoods Sarsaparilla Americas Greatest Medicine Still Leading A stranger visiting our town this week would readily conclude that we were casting up fortificitior along our streets against a threat encd invasion of the Spanish But such is not the case That corps ol men so busy with pick and shovel are not fortifying but merely excavating for an extended water main which will cross the railroad and extend up Main street as far as the residence of Frank Arnold Smaller pipes from this g will ramify the streets affording water and fire protection to the citizens of the southern part of our town a pattern for even larger ones to follow For three years we have never been without Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Jiarrhoea Remedy in the house says AU Patter with E C Atkins Co Indianapolis Ind and my wire would- as soon of being without flourdas a bottle ot this Remedy in the season We bave used it with all three of d our children and it has never failed to cure a absolulelyIt S find it so For sale by St Bernard DrugSStore Earlington George King Charles Ben T Robinson Motions Gap Dont Walt for the Wagon Hire a Wheel t Barnett Arnold have came up and taken a front seat by adding to their livery business a good stock of bicycles which includes ladies and gents wheels and also- a tantrum Parties who enjoyp a spin and who do not own a can indulge in the luxury at reasonable figgcrs by calling on theoabove We will also remark il parenthesis th a wheel doctor who s up to snuff can realize a fortunem by locating in that will simply stay on hand and heal the ills that wheels are heir to a Free PillsSSend your address to H E Ducllen j I Co Chicago and get a free sample box of Kings New Life Pills A trial will convince you of their merits These pills- are easy in action and are particularly ef Bheadachetbey have been proved invaluable They- are guaranteed to be perfectly free from cl every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable They do not weaken by their action bat by jiving tone to the stomach systemRegularBernard Drug Store Home Sweet Home We note that Dr Mothersliead b has been duly installed in his new- and beautiful residence on Main- street where he can now sit under the shade of his own fig tree with none to molest nor make him afraid During the week Dave Vinson took possession of his new house- Sin the southern part of the city Dave will not sit in the shade even a little bit because theres nothing as tall as a mullein stalk o to cast a shadow in his proximity and unless he embarks in the- gourd business a la Jonah the- solar rays will get a lair lick at- him from the rising of the sun to- the going down of the same 1 ASTORIAFor Infants and Children TheKlnd Toil Have Always Bought loars tho fSignaturoof Regenerationt flleadabout a sky high rise in those articles ii they in their sent course TllosWhitford is regenerating his domicile Mike oMMcFadden and Hunt are painting every thing in sight From all- parts of the city conies the report of painters at work The deaf and- dumb painter Tom McFadden has- just finished up thu resilience of- Will McCarlpy in such unusualI lwiliiancy that thq are congregated around viewing it- through smoked glass ti tun i Cam Italnani U a nclenllflc rrurly ljtiil un mOdern discoveries and com ndrdhy cleiiIit of renown who bive given Ihroilandlunlf diseases tlCelludy Ask xonr- druggist to procure It for you If not In stock Bollln IlO and Sold by St Bernard Drug Store r t I THIRD KENTUCKY To be Recruited to Full Numbel at Once RECRUITING OFFICERS DETAILED 7Accordingfrom corps headquarters the corn panics of the Third Kentucky zegi ment will be recruited to 103 mon to complete tho enlistment Col Smith and staff were kept nightdetailingmakiug necessary arrangements Tho recruiting officers for the AdjtGcttyRussell Privates C M MiIIiJen H C Pedigo and Arthur Harrod Those for the Second batalion CorporalJFrank Barrington James Hines CaptHugh HopkinsThe recruiting officers for the First battalion wilt enlist men at Bowling Green Franklin Russell ville Morgantown and Glasgow those for the Second battalion at Frankfort Lexington PaintsviUe and Ashland and those for the Third battalion at Henderson Owensboro Madisonville Padu- cah Princeton and Hopkinsville It lube Best on Earth That is what lidwards Parker merchants of Plains Ga say of Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism lame back deep seated and muscular pains Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earling ton George King St Charles lien T Robinson Mortons Gap Mr Willis Sugg of Clinton Ky and Miss Gradie J3ishop of Madisonville were married Wednesday afternoon and passed through our city on the four oclock train cnroute to their future home Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Silt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively cures Piles or no pay required Itls uaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box Fur Sale by St Bernard Drug Store Mr and Mrs J E Long and little son of Nashville arc visiting relatives here Mr E B Bourland of Madi onville was in the city Saturday veiling Hundreds of thousands bave been In uced to try Chamberlains Cough Reme y by reading what it has done for others nd having tested its merits for themselves are today its warmest friends For sale by t Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon Den Robinson Mortons Gap George King t Charles Miss Minnie Bourland left Tuesday morning for Bowling Green o attend the Southern Normal School Bravery Courier Journal It is a fine thing to start away the war with flags flying bands laying and the multitude cheering godspeed But all the bravo en do not go to the front It is ten as brave a thing to stay at ime when there are imperative for doing so as it is to arch away to battle OUR aUARANTEB 10000 IN GOLD Vo wilt pay One Hundred Dollariln Gold fat ly and every case of cough and colds where o benefit Is derived from the use of Dr Ottos iruce Gum llalsara It contains nothing In rloiis and U so pleasant to take Uewara at nation Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Homer Taylor who killed Posey ali at Henderson was held over the examining court on tile arge of manslaughter and his bond fixed at 8000 DeingI unable to execute said was sent to jail A Summer Outing Along the NorthWestern Line Chi 3go Northwestern Ry cane most enjoyably spent at Milwaukee Vaukesha Madison De viis Lake Green Lake Gogebic Lake Geneva St Paul Minneap olis Duluth Marquette Lake Minnetonka White Bear Ash land Munismg Twentieth Century Tram the Northwestern Limited electric lighted daily tot Paul Minneapolis and Duluth- Low rate tourist tickets and pamphlets upon mbuiry of ticket agents r address A H Waggener T P A NO7 Jackson Place Indianapolis Ind or W B Kniskern G P T A Chicago III The length of the public highways of this country is said to be 00000 miles The amount of freight hauled over them in one year is estimated at 500006001 tons and the cost ol carting jt IOOOoooooo but with real good roads this item could he ru- duced over onehalf Good Roads Well Machine for Sale I have a good Well Drilling Machine with ten horsepower threslling engine all in good run- ing order which I will sell reason blyRIChARD PALMER apru 8t St Charles Ky Vm Cramp Sons the am lin Philadelphia shipbuilders re secured contracts from the- Russian government amounting to I5O0OO00 of the building o- warslups Strayed or Stolen One white cow with ril ntck- hlazedJacc right hara slipped oil- about 8 years old slant hlavr- llilt cow was giving 24 gahlnis- milk at a milking whet slur shi- tappeared Was last at my placr in Earlington on Saturday Miy 28 Will pay suitable reward for her return JOIINSONEarhngtonKy rF A Remarkable Dog Mr George Hooser a switchman in the here owns a dog that is certainly something out of the ordinary Said canine is about two years old and promptly ro NigAbout took it into his head to learn railroad lag Since that time he has faith fully followed the switch engine every day back and forth in the yards in its ceaseless duty and alongsidehewill till he has rested and then resume his chase He knows the whistle of the shift engine as well as ho knows his masters voice and nothing can induce him to either boardor quit the engine while it IS in motion thereby displaying bet ter judgment than many brakemen systemShould at any tithe day or night he will repair to the yard and seek him first upon the engine and then in the yards until he is found Nig is peculiar in his tastes He would starve sooner than cat anything from a plate His diet is cake pic and lean meat bread and fat meat he will not notice He has to be led from the hand His general disposition is social and friendly and he greatly enjoys a romp with friends when not on dutyIt is sad to reflect upon the future of this faithful creature At some future day he will doubtless be caught beneath the relentless wheels and ground to pieces thus ending a life of faithful fidelity if not usefulness- As poor Nigs name docs not ap pear upon the payroll ol the L N the management of the system wouldonly be doing the square thing to present him a nice brass collar bearing his name and the name of the great railway system he so faithfully serves Mrs W W Etheridge is visiting her parents in Henderson this veek Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be GEORGE KING DRUGGIST t ST CHARLES KENTUCKY Nice Line of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded JOB WORK Will receive prompt atten tion at this office Estimates furnished upon application Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 50000 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO G MORTON ANKERThe advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to busi ness men we are talking they know all about itbullo salaried men wage earners and to women Theres safety if the bank is a good one Theres convenience Ibe 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 largo sum in your pocke- tMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY ST ChARLES Mr John Robinson spent Sunday at Crabtreo Mr I R Rash and son Ben were In town Saturday Mr Jno B Atkinson gave us a pleasant call Saturday Tbo strawberry and ice cream supper at Masonic halt Friday was a success The paperinIbeMr Chas Robinson or Earllncton spent Sunday with the family of Mr Geo KingMr E 1 SIsk ana wife visited relatives at Mortons Gap Mr Lee Hart of Mortons Gap was here Sunday Childrens bay exercises convened ai Methodist Church Sunday The pro gramme wasas follows Beautiful Story By Vida Rhea FalthBy Miss Belle Flake The Sunday School boyBy Master Harold Hewlett Day by DayDy Miss Nora Faull Song Advantage of Sabbath School and F3ullIa good Sun I Cart Song SundaySchoolflyMusic lathe Sunday School By Base Hibbs What advantage Is literature By Rev CrowoMessrs Jas and Duck Fox went to Dawson Sunday Several of of our town people attended the foot washing at Flat Creek Sunday Mary Mahoney of Russell IMiss visiting relatives here R1f IK I- h1k 1M1TAftU THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIRS Is duo not only to the originality and simplicity of the combination but also to tim care nnil skill with which It is manufactured by scientific processes known to the CAMFORKIA Pta SVRUP Co only and wo wish to impress upon alt the Importance of purchasing the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by th CALIFOIINrA Pio Svntrp Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist ono In avoiding the worthless partiesFORNIA Pio Srnur Co with the medi cal profession and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes 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UBO aiiiouu iniillcal men than any fur the cure or iI I levUtlou if KUCII IIU common to nun ni Imvo their origin In on lmu lrel illgmlou or weaktr i caiuwltr for uilrotlatlnit footlalMorblng nourlibmrnl and ellmlnatiug waite Tba ca luzuo nf Included under IhU bead l uld to Inelud pretty ucarljr eur dlwaf jr which tbe phylcIn I called upon toprewrtbe In Ihlr standard- rallied for Lila aoceptflCe of Ibo AmericAn IeopIe bid dowu tho I rlorlill- eIb1 1 everything enterlolr tub Ibo paekel oo of Ihe RTde Idao prepai m- landproleItlai to retain lia qualities Intact anti Unimpaired through any izttiidod- lpio or 11111010 a07 clImate Oul clolceiI drup used heIr paearatIon- MouId j liu lu COOlI1aure with the lahllrrCI d method or modern aclenve lilt labUcI l ck d In eliuu protected by nbsorbent cotton and tecnrely corked KMII tlio corks used liavoueonof grade tolilgn In In requirements no miuuhcluier cf these- verydsystopperseoutd supply more than a small proportion from Mi poclncatlont The plan l were tUTU picked quality notsurpaiedlnhaeautyand cit vrorkmamhlp by lnu e itldlous ornamentiofgold 2lavtngut to Tar from It the proprietors retorted to t taetuodtofintkloKlhelr commodhylnownan4 Mren hundred thousand mated wIthin tiro year In newapajer adVerIIIIng liii Informed every conceruloB tun auiierlor and aurprlnlnE nualltlct or Hlpana Tabulea aupeAuouaI tiding thoughtful anti iialnitaklng oliMrreri of Ida changed eondllloni orer the commercial vorMIaod careful to note every ctrcunutane upon 10 ulrul their trade mnagers Of thcompany thai there is n prelent tnhItent demud a lower price for every reaches or ollehll an tintverl use and IbM the pe1e Lest or everllblog rlleut being called upoo to pay heavy e for wrpDIu ant ckIng or unneeesery protectIon neatest deterioration that soil In ean but U needlesalnthe case of a purehuelntpid4 to be couumed week It lies alia beendUcorered and proved and actual tinderIthat these Tabulos do not have the tendency to beg or qualities or diminution QUeuce rroan that mlllht ci hsve been expected Inasmuch as favorable condition those that unTo lain loose In a drawer a traveling hag or for several weeks or mouthS flO found to be practically II 1AIC aver Acting upon thee snnraitlonii and noting particularly the unimpaired gnat newspaper now Wid forarent Instead of the old rate of five times thatr and the general tendency In xii dIrections toward low rates and Increased salt company have entered upon the experiment of putting up Illpan ltbUIF IlntyIcartuni whlcb offer I upon term whlcn tIDg sold by the druggist or storekeeper at trlrlowe than eye beior 4 a proprietary inedielneYIVE CEtThten for onelialfa cent company anti not dIscontInue ho manufacture and ui In the form with the people have learned to know and vnluo the Itlpans Tabules but will offer the sort experimentally for the eneRtof such as may desire them It should be understood that the qUAII17 of the medicine is identtcMIn both aorta the only packIput will obuin a upplwben rcqueLed by aeultomer to dO so i bUlln any case a Ingle carton containing Mm poalag paid 10 any address for live cents In i clamp forwarded to the IUpan Chemical Co No ht New York Until the hoods are thoroughly Introduced to the trade agents and peddlers will be supplied at a price which will them a Jalr margin of profit yin i I dozen carton for 40 centsa Ion III cartons for slSi 5 RTOIITJJ cartuni for eWJZ agross 130JO cartons for fliu ClUb with the order tu every case AI bbu iiiB u 1- IF CsitlemiD ArtliurC Lan liair Brecllnridgt Cattleman Royal Insurance Co Of LiVcrpool The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World CentucltyiLossis Paid in Kentucky in 1896 2498310 II I f PAUL M MOORE I Barbee Castleman MANAGERSt K- yvwwvvwwwvvvvywwvvvvvwwvwvvvw 4 VWVWWVWVy f WE NO EXPENSE HAVE SPARED Ml To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State Anything and every K thing you want in livery PRICES ALWAYS i THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD g EARLINGTONKY r TP LTinap 7 I 1 THE SUNAY SCiIOOL LESSON XI SECOND QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES JUNE 12 Text of the Ixison Math sxvll 33SO Memory Vcnct 0037 Golden Text I Cor xv Commentary by tlio Rev D 21 Stearns Copyright 1S9S by D M StearnsJ 05 And they crucified Him and parted ills garments casting Me that It might bo fullfllod which wns spoken by tho prophet They ported My garments among them anti upon My vesturo did they cnst lots So It cnmo to pnsa na llo had many times Raid that It would Uiit who can comprehend ItP Tho Lord of glory tho Creator of nil things hanging upon n cross with nails through hands and feet mado a curso for me mado sin fur mo Gal Ill 10 i II Cor v 81 that I might bo saved Ho mado tho Iron that formed tho nails and tho wood that formed tho cross and tho men who untied Him thcro and consent ed to bo subject to nil for tho time 80 And sitting down they watched Him thero Compare Gen xxxvII 28 Esther 111 IB How desperately wicked and hard and dead Is tho natural heart of man no ono knows but God Himself Jcr xvII 0 10 Vcrhapa you codld not look upon Christ or tho cross for you you could not boor it But can you look upon tho mill titudes for whom Ho died who know not of Him anti bo indifferent as to whether they over hear of Him 07 And set up over Ills head His ac cusation written This Is Jesus the King of tho J0511 It was written in Greek and Latin and Hebrew Luko xxIII 03 for It was and will yet bo scon to bo n truth of worldwide Import Until it boo comes n reality in tho eyes of nil nations I tho world will never have tho pcnco and prosperity that nro in store for her Jor Ill 17 j Isa Ix C 7 Luko I 03 83 Let us bo obedient to Isa lxII 0 7 nnd remem her Pa oMll 0 88 Then wcro these two thieves eruct fied with Him ono on tho right hand and another on tho left It is added in Mark xv 28 And tho Scripture was ulfllled which snlth And Ho was numbered with the transgressors In Ills llfo they had called hint glutton winebibber devil and In His death they would proclaim to the world that llo was naught but an evil doer and a liar and Ho meekly submitted to It nil 89 40 Snvo Thyself If Thou bo tho Son of God como down from the cross Thus they reviled Him in His agony and self Imposed helplessness and rondo sport of Ills sayIng that Ho would ralsotho torn plo In throe days John II 1021 not knowing that they wcro preparing tho way for Him to do that very thing Ho could have snVod Himself Ho could have como down from tho cross But Ho could not save Himself and others too 41 42 If Ho bo tho King of Israel let Him now como down from tho cross and wo will believe Him But they lied for they wore children of their father John Till 44 and of tho same stock as those who rejected God as their King and de manded king like thoso of other nations I Slim vIII 7 x 10 How great tho contrast in Nathaniel who said from tho heart Rabbi Thou art tho Son of God Thou art tho King of Israel John I 40 43 110 trusted In God Let Him do liver Him now It Ho will hnvo Him for Ho said I am tho Son of God Thus they denied the Father and tho Son and rapidly filled up tbo measure of their In iquity See their word now they would have It dono now There la much sin oven on tho part of Gods people in their setting Him n tlmo and saying now this day or week or month or year And because Ho docs not humor thorn they find fault with Him This is neither faith nor patience but la more opt to bo self and tbo dovlL 44 Tho thieves also which wero cruel fied with Him cast thosamo in Ills teeth flub ono afterward repented and gave urn tho joy of faith In Him and wont to para disc with Him that day Luko xxxIII 41 48 On tho cross is soon na nowhcro else tho lovo of God to us I John iv 0 III 10 and about tho cross Is seen every phase of the human heart 45 Now from tho sixth tour thero was darkness over all tho land unto the ninth hour Possibly tim reference in Amos Till 0 includes this darkness whllo point ing onward to something yet to bo fulfilled Wo know that God Is light and in Him is no darkness at nil I John i C and dark ness is suggestive of evil and of Eaton I Thcss v 6 Eph v 8 Col I 13 Judo vl 10 Even the sun refused to look upon such n scene ns Its Creator suffering for the sins of men 40 And about tho ninth hour Jesus cried with n loud vqlco saying Ell Ell lama sabachthanl that Is to sayMy God My God why best Thou forsaken Mel While chapters nro devoted to the sayings and doings of Herod and PIlato and the chief priests and others at this time there arc but seven sayings of Christ recorded In the whole four gospels and they seem to have been in tho following order Luko xxIII 04 4u John xix 27 Math xxvII 10 John xlx 28 80 Luke xxUl 40 Ono suggests that they tell ua of Ills love for sinners receiving the penitent caring for our need tho depth of His sufferings Ills thirst for souls tho boundless word tho tri umph of faith Another has said concern big them that they are deeper than the sea higher than tho heaven brighter than tho sun and need not tho lamplight of our explanation Concerning tho ono In our lesson some refuse to believe that lIe was forsaken and say that Ho only felt liko it because tho agony was so great My only answer Is that Ho was tho Truth and Ho always spoko tho truth 4740 Ills saying was about as well un dorstood as many of Ills sayings wcro by His own disciples Ho was talking to God Ills Father nnd they thought Ho was call Ins for Elms Not much worso than when spooking to Ills disciples of tho false doo trlno of tbo 1harlscca they thought that Ho was speaking of bread for tho body 60 Jesus when Ho had cried again with n loud voice yielded up tho ghost In verso 40 as well as hero Matthew specks of His crying with a loud voice This would not indicate tho oxtrumo weak ness of a dying moment under such nwful circumstances but rather confirm Ills words elsewhere No pno taketh My lIfo front Mo Hay it down of Myself Soino say that Ho died not because of the sullen ings of crucifixion but because of a bro ken heart which was mado manifest when the blood and water flowed front Ills side It is finished Ho is dead Ills body Is loft for Joseph and Nlcodomus to lay kindly away lie committed ills Spirit unto Ills Father and to His Father Ho went and very soon welcomed tho redeemed ono from I the cross noxt to ills own Vhoro are they What is It liko Why does no ono como back to tell us mono about Itr yettutvopart and bo with Christ is far hotter Moderation Lot us pray for that groatI had almost said that crowning grnco and virtue of moderation what St Paul calls sobriety and a sound mind Lot us pray for moderato appetites moder ate passions moderate appetites modor ate gains moderato Joys nnd if sorrows be needed to chasten us moderato sorrows Lot us not long violently after or wish too eagerly to rise in litcIlo formed Church Messenger Self Our 1rlnclplo When self is our principle and end wo rlso no higher than ourselves but when God bocomoth tho lifo of our soul wo follow after Him and rise far above tho highest point to which nature could conduct ns Episcopal Recorder Quality Not Quantity Dear hustling brother it is the quail ty not tho quantity of your work that counts Congrogationalist 1 IfMNaukliRz- 1NLUthL Use J41Ibtlme KoldbrdrantiU lal CONSUMPTION 4 Y 4IHetel l UI H3l 4sll 1 11111 11 hItI 1 1 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY I INOORPORATEDI IMihtr and Shippers of COAL AND COKE1 I General Office Earlingt n Kentucky I 1 iJA 13rFl1 cl Offices IM CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah r Tennessee Kentucky rrS H NEWBOLD Managr 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets cIcntllcl y Memphis Tcnn rt A S FORD Manager 337 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind jfVl olesale Age1tsJOHN T HESSER Mauser Building St Louis Mo j J VV fBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago 111 ti d THE FAMOUS ND 9 COALJi iFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and f Mines Screens and Picking Tables IiII I BRUSHED 60KE FOR BflSE BURNERS AND FURNHGES I IWhYObu Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER Jj CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One d jj- y ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as 5 one ton of the best Anthracite CoalII ASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 1111 t 11 11 1 tCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR topic For the Week Beginning June C Comment by Ref S II Uoyle- Vortc Oirlsts mission on earth John z MS Christs mission on earth was to seek and to save that which vnslo8t j it was to giro divine life to those who had lost it by sin nnd who could not obtain it in any other WilY Tho one solo object of His coming into tho world by His own testimony wits to glvo this divine spiritual llfo which would result In mans salvntioh I nm como Ho says that they might have life and that they might hnvo it moro abundantly This divino life was tho greatest need of man and in making it possible Christ became tlio greatest benefactor of tho human race Christs mission to glvo lifo was a mission of unselfishness Ho camo not to receive but to give Falso Christs had arisen hirelings but their concern was riot for tho sheep who needed lifo but for themselves In a moment of danger they were ready to floe willing to sacrifice tho sheep if necessary to save themselves They wero thieves and hirelings inspired olono by self ndvnn tago and self aggrandizement Christs mission WaS fulfilled by tho giving of His own life I am tim Good Shepherd tho Good Shepherd glveth His lIfo for tho sheep I lay down My lifo for the sheep Ho died Himself that others might have mOo It was necessary that Christ should dlo before man could have lifo Wo may differ as to tho cause of tho necessity but can not deny tho fact Christ Himself has testified to this necessity As Moses lifted up tho serpent in tho wilderness even EO tho Son of Man must necessity bo lifted up to give eternal life To tho disciples on tho way to Emmaus litter His resurrection Ho said Ought not Christ to have suffered those things and to havo entered into glory Thus Christ Himself declares tho necessity of His death and by Ills death alone was Ho able to gain lifo to accomplish His mission on earth It was only when Ho had been lifted up amid tho end of lifo was immediately before Him that Ho could oxolaim It is finished Then and then only had Ho performed tho work that God had given Him to do Christs mission should bo tho mis sion of nil Christians As Ills ono aim in llfo was to give spiritual nnd eternal lifo to those who had It not so this should bo our aim nnd our mission And ns in Ills case it required self sacrifice to accomplish it so it will in ours Christians livo too much to themselves and for themselves Our Muster lived for others leaving us an example that wo should follow His last commission to His disciples was Go and preach to 07 r crenturo Buok nnd savo that which is lost Aro wo doing what Jesus did when upon earth Aro wo doing what Jesus would do wero Ho in our places today Millions are calling for the bread of lifo Let us not send thorn away but lot us hour His voice saying to us Give yo them to oat and lot oft tie It Blblo Readings Isa xl lljlxi 10 Ezek xxxiv 1124 Math xvi 21 xx 1710 Luko ii 4003 iv 1021 ix 21 22 xv 110 xix MO John xlU 1217 Heb ii 011 xlll 20 21 I Pet ii 2025 Tho Tree of Ufo If any man or woman any sinner howover unworthy will begin now and faithfully hereafter shun evils ns sins against God moaning by God Him who WaS tho incarnation of unselfish divine love that same God will dwell with him and bo his God and fulfill for him all tho promises written in this book wipe nway all tears from his oyes glvo him to drink of tho water of Ufo freely load him In by tho gates into tho city but above all will impart to him His own Ufo of unselfish lovo plant in his heart of hearts tho troo of Ufo Helper Evil Enough There is evil enough in mann God Imows but it is not tbo mission of every young man and woman to dotallnnd report it nil Keep the atmosphere na pure na possible and fragrant with gentleness and charity Dr John Hall I 2 k Silver New StUTATIOCot Pittsburgh58 00 Cincinnati 109 09 St LouIs298 09 Ol Ht iaul137 04 T- Davenport42 Ot 10- 41temphIa04 05 T LoulxTllle 63 02 P- enlro511 08 P- NewOrleans46 01 Fall T Trace THE MARKET REPORT WEDNESDAY June 1 drain and IrodlonS- TLOUlBFlourPatrntll 13203640 airtight II75O5CO clear t4SMJ44d WheatNo I red We No 3 88c CornNo 2 mixed 310 No 2 white SOtfe OatsNo C SSo hey PraIrie I7wai000 mixed timothy I7t03800j clear tlmothjr 19003 1300 nutterCreamery ISKOlOo dairy HOlJMc ErRsFreib 5ho LirdPrlme steam IMO PorkNew standard mess liasj10IS Dacon Extra aborts BHc clear ribs OXo clear ekcall packed WoolChoIco tubwashed 2528a Wheat Futures closed Juno Mo n July EOfce b September 73Xo b Corn Futures closed June SOSio Di July SOc b September SIKSJJlSc CUICAOO Opening quotations Wheat Julj opened at KS89c nod held steady with tin range between those two quotations Septem ber started at TCJ4T8Xe sold down to 76Ho rose to 77c then declined to TOKa Corn Julj opened at32HxViedecllned to 31 l1rmedup to 32a DataJuly began at 13e sold oft to 2Jo then rallied to SSHc IroTintoniJuljr pork opened at 11030 sold on to I10I7H then rallied to 11025 July lard started at ti93 and sold to l387KO5tia July ribs opened at- CuicAaoCiovng tseiquotations Wheat Juno SLOSH July 680 September 7AHo Decem ber T5te Corn June SlUcj July 3So Sep- tembermkhj35e Oats June Sic July =X O23o September SOHe Pork June 11021 July I1J25 September 11045 LardJune I5HiK July B87HO5BO September I587KO COO Short nibsJune 4500 July I5M September P70- CItiCAtiOCaah wheat No 2 red ll0iai03 No 3 5c JIOONo 2 bard 1100 No 3 hardtio No 2 spring ILOJai03 No 3 spring B3cll08 No t northern spring I11610 Cash corn No 2 SIXo No 8 31 JiOSiUc Cash oats No 225cNo32114oLive Stock Market ST LomsCatlleFancy exports K75ZJ5 lOt fair to choice I38i848i butchers ISOOOtei cows and heifers l2Kxa4ea UogsPacklnc I3t0a386 butchers hogs 13802400 lights Uroa4si1sprlnonaica Heavy draft good to extraI BS OOO135 00 Drivers good to extra 50 C Saddlers ro 00 Matched teams good to extra ISO 1200 00 Streeters f OC Southern animals 17 OIl MULEs 14 hands 4 tovyearsold3250034004i4- 14 hands 4 to 7 years old Sh oaa M M- IS hands 4 to 8 eara 0111 M 004J 75 09- ISVt hands 4 toT years old 110 Ooa M M 10 to I6y hands 4 to 7 years old 75 OOiilSi 0- 4CnIOAO0llogsEttltflated receipts SKM head left over 2SOO head Market opened lower recovering part of the loss later closing active Lights t370S405 mlxedH380atl9 heavy taooail7K rough t3003400 Cattl Receipts 15000 head Market best steady others week to lOc lower Beeves I400O52S cows and heifers t240a48Jj Texas steers t370 440 stockers and feeders U0034M Sheep Receipts 19000 head Market steady to lOa lower Natives USSOtTS westerns ttooa 475 lambs ttOOOO85 KANSAS CiTTCattldNatlve steers NOOQ 180 Texas stoers tlloaioO Tons cows M3J ttaes native cows and heifers t30034B5 stockers and feeders taOOS32S bulls ttOOffl 400 HogsDulk of salas U7SOaH heavies t385O4OOj packers t375i2395 mixed 136548 a90 lights I360S385 ters438oaa85 pigs taoo23Bl SheepLamft t475O860 mut- tons I320at85 CINCINNATI Hogs Active at 41233421 Cotton Quotations for middling range as follows SL Louis 80 New York 6Ho New Orleans 0 M8o Memphis 60 Charleston Do Financial New YORIt Juno B Money on call nominally IUIH per cent Prime mercantile paper I 01 per cent Sterling exchange firm with actual business in bankers bills at 48848 K for demand and 484h43 2 for 80 days Posted rates 4953487 commercial bills 484 sliver ccr WHo Mexican dollars 4511Goverment bonds weak The market at the opening felt the pulse of higher quotations for Americans In London Tho share speculation became very much mixed after the opening Thero were wide fluctua tions in opposite directions A raid on Sugar drove that stock down to 14SH and led to sym pathetic declines In other parts of the list The boors made n renewed demonstration against the market and wore helped by tree selling of arbitrage account There were losses of nearly a point in pretty much every active share Toward midday the market rallied but sold od again Sales to noon 217181 shares blonds quiet but well sustained Homer Taylor who killed Posey Ball at Henderson was held over by the examining court on the charge of manslaughter and his bond Fixed at 8000 Being unable to execute said bond he was sent to jail s RED WHITE AND BLUE COLUMBIA THE OEM OF THE OOEAN Written and Composed by Dark T Shaw X r IIL 1 O Columbia the gem of tho ocean The homo of tho bravo and tbo 6 Wtiun war winged its wide desolation AntI threatened tho Inntl to do xrmfren Tho ahrlno of each patriots devotion A uorld offers homage to form Tbo ark then of freedoms foundation Columbia rode auto through tha X thee Thy innnilntos make heroes na ncm bto- Ftorui When With her gee lands of vlctry around tier When c 1r r F Th1T LIbcr tys fonn stands In view Thy banners niche ty ran ny to proudly she boro her bravo crow With her flag proudly float I lilt hf kHS J JLffk trom blo When borno by the red whlto and blue Whan before her Tho boast of tbs rod vrhlto nnd bluo Tho I irirborn-eby tho red whlto and blue When borne by the rod whlto and bluoThy boast of the rod whlto and bluo The boast of tho rod white and blue With tr tllbanners make tjrarjny tremble When borne by tho rod white anti bluo her flag proudly floating before her Tho boast of tho rod white and b- luolcrL=zDI OTHEEWISE UNNOTICED Walter Llndsey was killed by lightning near College Mound Tex Tho Burgess Steel and Iron Cos works at Portsmouth 0 were burned Tuesday loss 8350000 The hardwood manufacturing plant of Smith Bell at Decatur Ind was burned Tuesday loss 810000 Queen Victoria will cause the erec tlon of a monument to the tate Wra B Gladstone in Westminster abbey Burglars entered a South Broadway St Louis jewelry store in broad day light and robbed it of 82300 worth of goodsJ v Ettmfr a liveryman at Hot Springs Ark being despondent over business affairs killed his 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