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lull lerAnt Ia ieiAltlSQUInO it rl o iotucitllt- r coverS rhDmetlallhUtlIDeach inuL- or jrr- rtt t51tKtAltIt R1i t V C ILIJ r CREMTMEN IN COUNCIL Third Annual Convention of the National Association of Crcdltmcn at Detroit THE ORGANIZATION IS A GROWING ONE Bynopili of nu Address by Hon Charles Daxrro Comptroller of the Currency Tho Evolution of lluilnpm tdtiri nnd Customs A Trlbuto to the Soldier In tho 1lcld- DKTiioirMlch June 2Mllyor May bury welcomed to the city 150 dele gates to the third annual convention of tho National Association of Credit men J C Cannon of Now York president of tho association In reviewing tho years progress btated that the subject which had received the most attention of the officers and board of adminis tration had been thnt ot investigation of fraudulent failures which subject wnstobo presented later In a special commlttco report The president deplored tho practice of giving dcseitful credit Information for tho purpose of unloading weak ellS tomers upon ones fellow merchants Ho urged raising of the standard of tho associations membership so that re sponses to inquiries will be exactly truthful and other than honest infor mation will bo unknown Treasurer II Green of Sioux City In reported something over 81090 deficit Secretary l R Iloocock re ported a gain of 458 organized and 283 individual members A conservative estimate of tho capital represented the association ho said was 6000000 000 lIon Charles O Dawcs comptroller of tho currency made a short address in which ho said In part M the business operation of the American people Increase nod expand there proceed at tho same time an evolution ot both the lawa and the business customs eovcrnlnz and grant ing of credits In this country whllo tho stat utory and written laws governing credits are locking In general uniformity owing to tier cat legislations In different nates there Is n rapidly growing uniformity in tuo general business customs controlling the granting of credits In nil lines of business and In nil sections This uniformity naturally baa a more rapid growth than Uniformity In legislation govern ing credits and tho growth of business law both legislative and Judicial models itself largely upon the growth of business customs lly such gatherings of business men tcpro renting every section of tho country and the must widely illvcmlfloJ lines of trade brought together for the discussion of tho proper cus toms methods and considerations which should govern In granting commercial credits you aro adding to thojo causes which will finally bring about a muchneeded uniformity In tho lcgU lottvo and Judicial treatment of credits In closing Juts address the comptrol Ice referred to tho war saying In the cause of humanity and rixht our nation has called upon her people to tako up arms and unitedly from north and south and cost and west they have responded anti arc still ready to respond as the president may deem necessaryAs comprised of the flower of the young manhoo1 of tho country marches through tho burning dust and stifling bent of tho southern sun In the midst of hardships and privations wo would have oven tho bumMest of them know that the heart throbs of tho nation keep time with their foot sleds And as a priceless sacrifice of Amer lean lives u about to bo laid on tho altar of common humanity let us pray Ood that front their ashes may rise relief for tho oppressed downtrodden and sufferi- ngFIFTYFIFTh CONGRESS Lint ItcRulnr Hcuslon SENATK- WASIIIKOTOX Juno 2nov Joseph a llartzell DDI bishop of Africa of tho M K church pronounced tho in vocation nt tho beginning of tke sen ates session Mr Wellington Mil presented tho credentials of lion Lewis E McCoraiio lately chosen a senator from Maryland to succeed Mr Ooriuon A joint resolution was passed au thorizing the president of the United States to invite through the proper channels the governments of England France Germany Austria Russia Belgium Switzerland Mexico and Vene zuela to send details of infantry artil lery nnd cavalry to this country to participate in a military jubilee to bo held in Madison Square garden New York by the trustees of tho Red Cross society of New York The jubilee is to bo held during the two weeks beginning December 30 1803 Mr Davis Minn chairman of tho committee on foreign relations asked Immediate consideration of tho following resolution That the secretary of tha navy bo directed to Inform tho sonata whether Lieut Hobson and thoso who were captured wltB him have been coDdnciI by tho Spanish authorities within tim line of flro or under the Ore of tho United States fleet i and If so at what place or places they are or have been so confined also to Inform the sonata what efforts havo been male to effect tho oxchang of such pris oner tad with whit result aho to transmit to the senate copies of the correspondence of reports upon the subjects of this Inquiry The resolution was agreed to BIG RISE IN KOOTENAI LAKE Tho tower 1ortlon of Kaslo 11 U Under- Water llasluoss nt n StandStill and tho Worst to Como VANCOUVEII 3CJuno 22 Heavy rains and the melting of snow huts caused Kootcnai lake to rlso four foot during tho past week Tho lower por trainsIthe station Tho lower portion of tho town is navigable in boats and business is at a alandstill Still higher water is anticipated Tho financial loss will bo heavy Knights of St John CINCINNATI Juno 22 Leading out dais of the Roman Catholic order of the Knights of St John which has a numerous membership hero announce Maj S P OConnor of Cincinnati as candidate lot the supreme secretary ship at tho Detroit convention of Juno 88 Tennessee oxconfederates have In dorsed proposition to have a history of tho civil war taught in southern schools Mrs Grcglng Jardlny one of tho old est porsonsin Morgan county 1111 tiled at her homo near Jacksonville Tues tiny aged OS years It has been practically decided to establish at Fort Mclherson Atlanta 011 military prison in which to con flue Spanish captives Edward Drummer under Indictment for attempted assassination was ar rested at Callao Mo charged with shooting a witness against him MOVING TOWARD THrFRNT Fifteen CAt LoAdof Recruits russ Through Kaniai City En Route to the Vnrlous Campc KANSAS Crer Mo Juno 22 Fifteen ears filled with recruits for the volunteer nnd regular army and secured in this part of tho southwest havo passed through Kansas City with in 24 hours on route to Camp Alger Chlckamauga and Fort McPherson Ten cars of soldiers from various Kansas points bound for Falls Church Va left for Chicago in two divisions over the Santa Fo anti the Rock Island Of the recruits 20 arc from Kansas City and will go towards completing tho complement of the Third Missouri volunteers at Camp Al ger WILL LEAVE ON MONDAY NEXT Tho Third Expedition to tho Ihlllpplnoi Will do on Six TrnnsporUaen- Merrltt May Go on tho Indians WA8I11NToNJune22Qul1rtermoster General Ludington of the war department received a telegram from Quar term aster Long at San Francisco say ing that tho third military expedition for the Philippines will leave San Francisco Monday next on six transports namely tho Ohio In diana City of Para Morgan City Valencia and Newport Ho added that Gen Merritt commanding the new de partment of the Pacific and prospective governorgeneral of the Philippines probably will accompany the expedi tion on tho Indiana MajGcn Otis the next In command will accompany tho fourth expedition to tho Philippines Quartermaster Long says the City of Pueblo will probably bo turned over to the government Thursday but will hardly bo ready to sail with the other vessels Monday The departure wilt not be delayed more than a day or two and it Is prob expedlLIon Manila PRESS OF MADRID PROTEST Deny tho Alleged Intention of the jneen Regent to Abdicate lint No Now from Santiago MADRID Juno 22The press of this city protest that there is no foundation for the reports coming from foreign sources that it is the intention of the queen regent to abdicate It is semi oQlelally declared that lice majesty la determined to unflinchingly carry out the duties of her position The government has uo news of the expected attack on Santiago do Cuba but entire confidence is foIl in tho abil ity of Generals Linares and Parcja to meet the emergency It is reported that great enthusiasm prevails among the troops and citizens of Santiago do Cuba THE OHIO REPUBLICANS i i t9 Tilt JJad Their Work all Cut Ont Did It Up QuIckly sad Adjourned Sine Die COLUMBUS 0 Juno 2Tho follow ing nominations were made by acclama Ion by tho Republican state convention KinnoySupremoClerk of Supremo Court Joslah D AllenFood nnd Dairy Commissioner Jo seph II Blackburn Member of the Hoard of Public Works W O Johnson Tho only incident of unusual inter est was during the consideration of the majority anti minority reports on cre dentials The minority report was presented by Mr Hosier of Dayton the only one of tho 21 members of tho couimtttco signing it and ho was the only ono who supported it in majorIty men anti others unseated were provid ed with scats and tIle proceedings were so expeditiously dispatched that the convention at 11 oclock adjourned sine die A Gratifying Success ST Louis Juno 23A military foto given at tho fair grounds by tho Daughters of the Confederacy and the Daughters of Vctcraps Tuesday even ing for the benefit of tho St Louis soldiers In camp at Chtckamauga park was an unqualified success both in point of attendance and financial ro suits For n Colored Immune Ulvlilon WASHINGTON Juno 23 Senator For nIcer has introduced n bill authorizing tho organization of a division In tho volunteer army not to exceed six regI- ments to consist of colored linmuncs to bo Iccrultcd from the nation nt large anti that the president shall ap point the ncccssarx oQlccrs FAThWSWfANSamuel by IlLs Brothorlnlair lice bert O EverlagUara ST Louis Juno 23 Herbert G Ev orlngham crazed by tho knowledge that his brotherinlaw Samuel Lind say had wronged hits daugh ten had continued tho illicit Inter course for nearly a year and had final ly resorted to an operation in an effort to remove the evidence of his wrong doing which nearly killed the child shot and fatally wounded Lindsay Tuesday afternoon and then quietly waited for an officer to arrest him Speaking of his deed Evcrlngham de dared that ho felt ho was fully Justi fied Lindsay was convoyed to the city hospital whore ho died in a short time Getting la Tclccruphlo Touch WASHINGTON Juno 22Tho war department at 4 p m received a this patch from leillyn Del Este 20 miles from Santiago and midway between Guantanamo and Santiago It was from Capt Allen in charge of signal service work in Oaba The Situation In Catalonia Borloui HARCKIONA Juno 22Tlie situation in tho mining regions of Cataloniu in most serious There are 17000 people put of employment and moro factories are expected to close shortly A re newal of rioting is expected National Association of Elocutionists CINCINNATI Juno 22Tho local com mittee on arrangements for this convention of the National Association of Elocutionists which meets hero Juno 37 to July 1 1 inclusive reports that fully 303 delegate will at- tendjjjl THE POINT1011ADVANCE- Gen Shatters Army May Land the Main Force at Aserraderos Held by Rabl SEEMS TilE MOST AOVANTAGEOUSPOINT Small Detachments Debarked nt Biigna to Join Castillo and Others Landed Near Ariornuloros Tho Troops It If Thought Wit All Hnvo Steen Landed br Friday at tho Latest NEW YOIIK Juno 22 =A Journal ape cial says Gen Shatters fleet of transports lies now in sight of Morro castle but will probably move westward to Aserra dcros where it is expected the landing will be made No attempt at landing any consider able force was attempted Tuesday the work of tho day being limited to find ing the best stragetle point for tint landing To ascertain that place Ucu Shaft er Admiral Sampson and Lieut Stan ton landed in a small boat at tho camp held by Gen Garcia and there under a pulinlent hut they discussed tho situation Around the hut were sentries nnd many Cuban officers in their rags There also were Cot John Jacob Astor Gen Ludlow of the engineer corps who was a part of tho council Gen Castillo and Gen Miloy all of whom took part In the discussion of plans There also were Col Goctzcn thj Gcr man military attache and Copt Lee the British attache In tho discussion It developed that though a landing could bo made at I Go it ray longer tho 1 many places none was probable except at whence it is possible to toward Santiago It would be easier to land at Buiqulri but the mountains are so rugged between time iron wharf and Santiago that It would be well nigh impossible to move to the city Aguadcros is near shoal water but nl landing could be made there only that it is as yet in Spanish hands and the road which leads from there to Santia go is weir defended The is that tho landing will be made at Ascrradcros as tho line from there to Santiago is fairly well patrolcd by Oar clas forces Two detachments of troops landed at Sagua to joli forces with Gen Costlllo and lato last night men were being landed near Ascrradcros to strengthen tho Cuban forces which hold the pass The troops are all well and the chief physician of Gen Garclas staff says thero is no danger of yellow fever as it is not in the vicinity of Santiago- It is expected that the landing of troops will continuo from now on Unabated and that it will be accom pushed by Friday at the latest FORLORN HOPE lie Is Said to lie Prepared to Mnko n Dash Out of Santiago Harbor It Opportunity Froients NEW YoRK Juno 22A special dis patch from Santiago do Cuba Juno 20 viII Kingston Jamaica says that Cubans have brought imforma tion to Admiral Sampson that Admiral Ccrvcrn Is prepared to make a desperate effort to take his ships out of Santiago harbor at tho first favorable opportunity The Span- Ish warships it is reported have been coaled to their full capacity and the crews are refused shore leave Every night the vessels drop down tile bay to be prepared to cm brace the first favorable opportunity to attempt a dash past the squadron It Is said to be tho Spanish admirals hope to save at least a portion of his ships from capture and Inn fight to sink some of tile American craft GAVE THE YANKEES THE SLIP Tho Spanish Steamer rurlulma Cone pclon Said to Have Arrived ly nt Trinidad Cubs KINGSTON Jamacla Juno 22The captain of the steamer Adula which arrived hero from Clenfuegos reports that while on tho way to this port he met tho United States auxiliary cruiser Yankee 70 miles oft the Cuban coast which was the only war vessel ho sighted during the trip The captain further said ho learned at Clenfuegos that tho Spanish steamer Iurissima Conccpcion which sailed from Kingston on July 10 with food supplies for the Spanish troops antI carrying it is understood 8100000 Iin gold had arrived nt Trinidad prov incof Santa Clara Vermont Itepabllcau Nomination MoNTiEUKn Vt Juno 22Tiso re publicans of Vermont in their state convention nominated Col 12 C Smith of St Albans for governor by ac clamation and II C Hates of St Johnsburg for Death of Cot Crofton WASHINGTON Juno 2JCol R B A Crofton retired of the army died hero about 03 years Ho was np pointed tqtho army from Delaware nt tho outbreak of the civil war h4 powderknownthird furtbor then osy oUlet braid ROYAl U4KINI POWDERAbsolutely ROYAL BAKINQ K WOtB CO ttw YORK OTHERWISE temperl1ncoleday Growth of peace sentiment in Spain continues to excite comment in Eu rope Gov Jones of Arkansas was renomI tinted at the state convention at Little Rock Time feud has broken out again in Kentucky Beverly Raker is dead Joseph Velno of St Louis cut his throat with a razor in a IlcllcvlllcIH barbershopEastern capitalists will Invest sev eral million dollars in Missouri lead anti zinc lands The Missouri monthly crop report HIOIVS that chinchbugs are doing con siderable damage HIS INNING ARMY CONTRACTOR old the better4 Ascrrndoros move probability CERVERAS blockading Safe lieutenantgovernor UNNOTICED HowardBaker Jiaj Qcn Miles hopes to start hiS army of invaders for Porto Rico the first week In July During a military review nt Dautsch tiylau East Prussia a soldier in the ranks shot then Von Untie in tho leg N O Darnall a pioneer scttVr and wellknown agriculturist died nt his horne near Fairbury III aged 00 years A floating body found in tho Illinois river was identified as that of Daniel Drew of Pcorio Ho went fishing Sat urday nnd the boat was overturned by the high wind Mrs Clara M Mnhrcr of Scdalia Mo received a telegram Tuesday in forming her that her son George aged 21 years hind been killed at Ranger Tex by the kick of a horse Fire in the Sunny SIdo coal shaft at Trenton Mo totally destroyed tho machinery and other valuable property The buildings were new and tho loss is estimated nt 10003 On tho dcmtmd of Mme Munkacsy the tribunals of Paris have issued a de cree pronouncing her husband the eel ebrated painter to be insane and in capable of managing his alTalra The St Louis Merchants exchange line petitioned Secretary of War Alger to designate Jefferson barracks a per manent camp for the concentration of mustering in volunteers for tint army Charles Kelly a dangerous criminal lunatic escaped from the hospital at Water town Ill Tuesday Ho went to Mollno and inquired tho way to tho ferry anti may have escaped Into Iowa Gov Stephens of Missouri has ap pointed W II Wakcficld a member of tho board of trustees of the soldiers homo nt St James vice Gen Nelson Cole of St Louis who has resigned to- go to the front byjealousyson is dead and Pauline Hlckman is expected to die nt any time at Colum bin Mo Johnson stabbed Pauline and took a heavy dose of morphine THREE MISSOURI HANGINGS John Tomnschuctx Hanged at St Louts for the Murder of Illi Sweet heart Annlo llauich- ST Louis Juno29In the presence of nearly 6000 people John Toma schuctz the condemned murderer of Annie Rausch was hanged in tho jail yard at 005 n m nUll in 13 minutes ho was dead Time condemned man almost collapsed as time hour for the execution approached and ho had almost to be carried to tho scaffold The crime for which ho paid tho pen alty was committed on the evening of April 7 1807 when ho fatally shot his victim who had refused to marry him Ed aicICcnxlo and robe Lnnnlmn Hanged nt Jefferson City JEFFKIISON CITV Mo June 22At 0 0 m sharp tho drop fell that launched into eternity Ed McKenzie who killed Nicholas Llndhart n wealthy farmer on April 30 1800 and Tobo Lanahau who killed Willie Gains a 13yearold negro girl and mutilated her body on December 20 1800 McKenzie confessed his crime alleg- Ing justification because Llndhardt abused him and did not pay him his wages Lanalmn told how ho committed the crime soon after his arrest but later repudiated his confession There was no hitch in the execution onL both were declared dead in ton minutes Arc you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be 1 0 F i WOMEN AND ONLY WOMEN Fourth Biennial Convention of the General Federation of Wom ens Clubs at Omaha IT WAS OPENED AMID A GENERAL BUZZ A Notable Catherine of DptoDato Worn en In UptoDato Govns Covered with HadgCf In n Hulldlng Decorated In Up toDato Style with nil lUnd of Patri otto Emblems DESVEH Col June 22The most notable gathering of women ever held in the country the fourth biennial convention of tho General Federation of Womens clubs opened in the Broad way theater with n buzz like a collec tion of circular saws Two thousand animated women in uptodate clothes covered with badges packed the great auditorium anti two balconies and tho unfortunates who came at tho eleventh hour stood in time rear and even loitered in the lobbies Tho president Mrs Ellen Hcnrotin of Chicago with beaming face antI brilliant gown was a conspicuous fig ure on the stage Surrounding her lteneralfel1eratlon vention who were admitted to these places of honor by virtue of bright red ticketsThe colors of the federation white and pale blue fluttered from every where Great streamers hung from the dome and connected at tho top bat cony with festoons of the Stars and delegations of gorgeous hue Tho stage was banked everyturnpatriot This assemblage was strictly femi nine from the tiny girls who served as pages to tho women physicians who were on hand in case any of the speak ers were oldfashioned enough to faint Promptly on time and in a strictly parliamentary manner the convention opened with a storm of applause With difficulty the women were reduced to silence whereupon n woman in tho gallery insisted that the Bcrgcantsntnrms be pressed into service That squelched the talkers for a time but from time to time they precipitatedhlsscs to miss a single thing There was a funny time in seating the delegation Soma women not entitled to seats managed to insinuate themselves into the reserved sections whereupon they were spotted and turned out into the cold This throng was induced to matte up an overflow meeting in Unity church After Invocation by Rev Celia Par lccr Woolley of Chicago addresses of were given by Alva Adams governor of Colorado T S McMur ray mayor of Denver Mrs M D Thatcher president of the Col outdo federation and Mrs Sarah Platt president of the Denver Womans club Tho response by Mr Hcnrotin was wildly received In a touching and effective manner she expressed her appreciation of her reception These speeches wero followed by im portant reports including those of the local biennial commltto by Mrs James B Grant of Denver the committee on credentials by Mrs Win II Kistlcr of Denver the recording secretary of the general federation Mrs C P Itarlcs of Louisville and the corresponding secretary Mrs Phil- Ip N Moore of St Louis Following the morning session an elaborate buffet luncheon was given in honor of Mrs Hcnrotin at the resI- dence of Mrs James Brown the guests including the speakers the general federation Ulcers and state presidents TWAS KANSAS DAY AT OMAHA Tlio Handsome Ilullillng ot the Sunllotrer State ot tho Exposition Form ally Dedicated OMAHA Neb June 22Thls was Kansas day at the exposition and the handsome building of that state was elaborately decorated for tho occa sion Oov Leedy and staff and many prominent citizens of that state were present Special trains from Atchison Lcavcnworth Kansas City Topeka and other cities brought several thousand people to the city The exercises begun at 11 oclock In tho Kansas building Rev A W Irwin of Hutchlnsou delivered tIme invocation lIon John K Frost vice president of the Kansas commission presented tho building to Gov Leedy who in turn presented it to President Wattles of tho exposition The speeches of these gentlemen elicited much applause NEW RUSSIAN AMBASSADOR Count Casslnl Who Hears a Meranco of Good Will From tbo Czar to be Received In a Few JaIl WASHINGTON June 22Tue now Rus sian ambassador Count Casslni will be formally received by President McKinley within a day or two The coming of tho ambassador at this time when Europe is keenly alert to tho progress of the war excites more titan ordinary interest for it is known that ho brings willIon and one making it quite evident that tho longexisting friendship between Russia and tho United States will not be shaken by the events of the war Alter three weeks search through tho mountains n Tennessee negro wanted for assault was captured Ills llesh hind been torn bydogs following isis trail BiliousnessIs caused by torpid liver which prevents diges tion and permits food to ferment and putrily In the stomach Then follow dizziness headache Hoods SOfIlio liver euro heartache dizziness constipation etc us cents Sold by nil druggists The IUls to take with hoods harsaparilla Subscribe for TUB lIes v L IP 1jriVVALL walls up BOOK FA Viralcia eOOll at PERf I 4 MADISOVILLD L ji KYJ jW PoSi exact reproductions of the 10000 by Muvllle will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below These Plaques 40 inches in circumference arc free any suggestion of advertising whatever and will ornament the most elegant apartment manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents its customers They are not for sale at any price and can be obtained only In manner The subjects arc Wild Ducks American Quail English Snipe The birds arc handsomely embossed stand out as life Each Plaque Is bordered with a band of gold ELASTIC STARCH has been tho standard foras years TWENTYTWO packages of this brand were sold last year Thats how good It is ASK YOUR to show you the plaques and tell about Elastic Starch Accept no Ion Henry to Command tho Itoluforco mcnta for Shatter WASHINGTON June 22 osslgnlolrDrlstGen the division of troops which are to re inforce Gen Shatter at River News STATtONS I Change iltamfall Cluago 24 hours In 84 hrs PittsburghBC 07 03StSt Iaulus 02 Davenport70 02 Memphis152 04 t- ttLouisville53 UI Cairo ese 07 o- NowOrleaus 101 04 IH PalL TTraco THE MARKET REPORT June S3 Grain anti Provision- sSTLouisPIourPatentsH5xai70 clear t300aaw straights liOOffitsa WheatNo 2 red 75Q78c No 37Oc CornNo S mlxcdsito IInyrrolrlcOI llutlcrCrcamncryl3lih4c Lard Irlmo steam W57K Iork Now stand ned moss fO7tI LI aeon Extra shorts 83 clear ribs IHci clear cue all packed Wool Choice tubwashed 2S028HC Wheat Futures closed July 63Hc b Sep tcmber OSflQMc December 07ob July8icCHICAGO Opening quotations started at7373Ho declined to 72Hc rose to 73WO then sold off to 73c September began at 67i Q08e weakened to B7He and firmed up to 07J4407Jic Corn July opened at EM5KKio alladvanced to h2432e Oats July started Uo down at ST351C and advanced to 23323ic Provisions July pork opened at 947H rose to tUb and declined to tP43 July lard began at 870 advanced to 72ilnd weak cued to 63fl7K July ribs started at tt40 sold up to I342H and declined to I337H CHICAGO Closing quotations Wheat Juna 82Hoi July 710 August C3jc September 67HG87Jie Cora June SIc July 82So Sep elSeplember1900 September tOSS LardJune tS72M July 85724 September B82K Short hUbs Juno e343 July 545 September t552KQS65 CHICAGO Cash wheat No 2 red 7o No 3 60372ci No 2 hard 07a72c No 3- 631c No 2 spring 63E93o No 3 spring 638720 No I northern spring 803833 Cash corn No S 3i1o No8 SlKSWlKe Cash oats No 2 Sea No 3 LIvo Stock Market ST Loins Cattle Fanoy exports 117535 lOj fair to choice J30MHBO butchers 300340 cows anti boilers 1S03U8J Hogs Packing l35533Wi butchers hogs S3rhltLO3 lights J34Mt38S Sheep Prices range at 3B03L7J spring lambs H7529ZS per 153 Ibs lions ES Heavy draft good to extra 65 0016140 00 Drivers good to extra 50 OJCMCOOO Saddlers 60 OO5l85 00 Matched teams to extra 150 003330 00 Stroctcrs M OOitlCO 01 Southern animals 17 roa 4000 IIt1LES 14 hands 4 to 7 years old 250033750 14 Ki hands 4 to 7 years old 35003500 15 hands 4 to 8 years old 45 ooa ToW 15K hands 4 to 7 years old 00 ooa R5 00 to to lO4 hands 4 to 7 years old 70 JOil00 00 CUIOAGOhIOgS Estimated receipts 39009 head lOft over 3317 Market fairly active and 510o lower Lights I305G3D2H i mixed 370303 heavy I375Q400 rough etna 309 Cattlollccclpts 14009 head Market steady Beeves f UOS323 cows and heifers ti602t47Ji Texas steers 3003130 stockers and feeders J3B0318J ShoepKccelpts 10009 head Market steady Natives l3iO55 westerns U40O5Z5 lambs 1233075 KANSAS CITT Cattle Native steers 3003 400 Texas steers 315L15 Texas cows 1253330 native cows and hollers 100185 stockers and feeders 3003525 bulls 3203 450 HogsDulU of sales 37538J heavies 3750305 packers 3553383 mixed 350 5365 lights 3503370 Yorkers 3633370 pigs 3003365 SheepLambs 3003033 muttons saoaasC- INCINNATt1fogsActtve Ot 3 093305 Cotton Quotations for middling range as follows Si Louis 6 ISlOo New York OHo New Orleans 60 Memphis 00 I Charleston Oo Financial NEW YOHK June 22 Money on call easy at 1H 3Upr cent PrIma mercantile paper 331 per cent Sterling exchange firm with actual business in bankers bills at 435W for do mand and at 4S4 for 60 days posted rates 485I85M and 43SH2U37 commercial bills 482KOI83 Silver certificates D3H359a 13ar llvcr ISIt Mexican dollars 4511 Govern ment bonds firm The stock market opened with n fair degree of animation but values were not essentially changed either way The bears wero on the alert for weak spots and tested various ape cialties in an effort to uncover stoploss orders The general railway list however at II Do m was comparatively well held with offerings light Tho bears ceased their efforts for a time anti prices improved throughout although the movement was rather feverish oXrcgards the specialties The volume of trading was con siderably reduced and operations by the arbitrage interests wcro not Important Sales to noon 129550 shore The railroad and miscellaneous bond market was rather dormant but exhibited a healthy undertone Another Case of Yellow Fever WASUINOTOK Juno 22Ono more ease of yellow fever at Mellcnry Miss is recorded in ofllcial dispatches It however has broken out in one of the houses first attacked and there is consequently less significance in tho tIC velopment A Beautiful Present FREE for a few months to all users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH FlatIron Brand To Induce you to try this brand of yourselfthatomy arc true the makers have had prepared at great expense a series of three GAME PLAQUES originals which arc of No to the specified American Pheasant English and natural MILLION DEALER you substitute MujUcn Santiago WEDNESDAY WheatJuly 24KO good How To Got Them All purchasers of three 10 cent or V six 5 cent packages of Elastic Starch Flat Iron are entitled to fOo celvo from their UTOCCP ono of these beautiful Game Plaque free Tlio plaques will not sent by mall They can bo obtained only from your grocer Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Starch Do not delay This often Is for a short limo only Illinois Central R RI ANNOUNCEMENTS The Illinois Central now TOURIST September has on sale and will con tourist tickets front RATESsumOler Its lines In the South Ht of summer resorts 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amount of drugs fresh drugs He must Rive the possible work and for compensation he must be reasonable WITH THE ABOVE FACTS REMEM tIER WERE CAREFUL ST BERNARD DRUG STORE L inI j 1- Ic f 1J I r CLQej I wee PAUL M MOORB Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY t Incorporated touted the Peitoffico it Erllrl lon at Second cltii matter a SUBSCRIPTION RATES UQCYear atrleilrlnadvance ft o Six MODID 5- 1TbrfoDID a a Slnrl Spaoetpenntawanted inall partoof lh county Addrets us THURSDAY JUNE 23 1898 The total value of our cereal ex ports for eleven months cndint June 1St was 295603138 is that for high WITII the cable repaired an General Shafters army arrived at Santiago we may expect prompt interesting news LAST years wheat yield in this country was about 600000000 bushels Ths present crop will exceed that by some 50000000 bushels according to best author ity TilE large number of wheat threshers and traction engines be ing received at Hopkinsville to prepare Christian countys wheat crop for market seems to indicate an unusual degree of prosperity among the planters of that section and a steady confidence in the out look for the farmer OUR gold imports for the present fiscal year will exceed the imports for the fiscal year 1881 the great est gold import year in the coun trys history The gold imports for the eleven months elapsed already equals those for the whole fiscal year 1881 We have the gold standard and we have war but our stock of money is bigger than ever and our per capita circulation continues to increase TilE stamp tax on documents and instruments passage tickets telegraphic dispatches telephone messages insurance policies etc takes effect July 1St 1898 The increased tax is already being col lected on beer and tobacco and goes in effect July 1St on wines and chewing gum People will now have to travel less abroad talk less drink less chew less or pay for these priveleges Here is a chance for profitable self dental BUSINESS men speak in glowing terms of the present commercial status which exists in this country in spite of the war Although in terest in the war situation is para mount the Omaha Exposition the International Mining Congress and commercial affairs generally ar not and will not be forgotten Ware able to organize and maintain a magnificent army and navy and prosecute a war and yet preserve and advance our commercial in terests A flag never waved ove- a more resourceful country Wheat The Department of Agriculture shows the total present acreage of the wheat crop of this country ti be 43000000 acres the largest area ever planted with the possible exception of the year 1881 The present acreage is about 35ooooc acres larger than that of last yca- and the best authorities cstimati that the yield of this year will be 50000000 bushels or more greater than last years crop The Wnr Loan In another column we publish full description of the plan of tile popular war loan authorized bj The Government and which tells how to proceed in order to bccomq a subscriber to this great popular loan and a holder of a portion of Uncle Sams giltedged securities on the most advantageous basis The bonds are issued at par and bear 3 per cent interest A check for the interest from the date of subscription to the 1st of August the date of issue will accom pany each bond subscribed for All government bonds now in ex istence are considerably above par and it is reasonable to suppose that these bonds will likewise in crease much in value Hence the bonds will prove a profitable in vestment to anybody even those who are accustomed only to much larger rates of interest than 3 per centThe chief beauty of the plan for the popular war loan is the idea of their wide distribution among American people This is to be accomplished by honoring first the smallest subscriptions offered Individual subscription too are to receive first consideration and these will be served first and as I long as they are offered prior to the date of closing the books Corporations banks and syndicates will be served finally pro vided that the patriotism and pockets of the individual sub scribers arc not strong enough and long enough to take the whole amount of 200000000 now offered We do not believe- it at all improbable that the indi vidual small subscriber may take all =KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES A car load of Georgia water melons and three and onehalf tons of chills passed through the city on their way to St LouisNew EraDuring a heavy rainstorm that passed through the Dalton coun try last Tuesday Polly Barnes of that country had two valuable farm horses struck by lightning and killed Webster County Record Hopkinsville Kli June 16 bev gan a four days today There are over four hundred willdcountytwas has been planted in corn be cause of the lateness of a setting season and the overgrowth of to bacco plantsGlasgow Republi can Uncle Allan Stokes of this county has a straw hat that is 35 years old The hat was made by Mrs Stokes and Uncle Allan is wearing it now every day Elkton Progress It was reported in the city today that Henry Patin the colored man who was shot and seriously wounded near Lafayette Saturday night died at a late hour yester day evening It was impossible- to verify the report No arrests have been madeNew Era Hugh Lee is one of the most active old men in Hardin County He is eightyfive years old and two weeks ago laid off fifteen acres of corn land without assistance on his place about six miles from town on the old pike Elizabeth town News The various religious denomina tions of the town are taking con siderable interest in the opening exercises that arc to take place at the tabernacle on next Sunday week If the weather be favorable there is no doubt that there will be a large crowd presentMadi sonville Hustler James Middaugh of South Ports mouth stepped upon a copperhead snake which immediately sunk its fangs into his right foot It took six hours hard work to save his life Eighteen snakes were killed that night in the little town and a state of terror reigned Rough River Lodge No no K of P decorated the graves of their deceased brothers Messrs W A Gibson and J A Smith at Ooakwood Cemetery Tuesday The exercises were very beautiful and greatly strengthen the Lodge A large number of people were in attendance Hartford Republi can A colored man was in Madison yule who had with him a common squirrel that is pure white The eyes are pink as is always the case with albinos The little animal countyehalf grown and it is a beauty He wanted to sell it and holds it at 3 Tuesday was a recofd breaker in Ironton in regard to accidents There were two men killed nine injured and one attempted sui arstate of intoxication There were more accidents on that day in Iron ton than any day in the history kof the city and it did not happen to be the thirteenth ol the month at thatAshland News T M enldns Cas intall probability there will be no camp meeting held this year Some of the parties adjacent to the therand unless they concur the Board of Managers cannot issue a call for a meetingHenderson Journal Last Saturday Jim Fisher was tried at Calhoon for shooting at Mrs Smith who lives back of herawere that Fisher had indentured one of his children to Mrs Smith On Wednesday last Fisher went to Mrs Smiths to see his child a quarrel ensued in which Fisher it is alleged tried Co kill Mrs Smith with a pistol but only succeeded in inflicting a flesh wound in the hand Owensboro Messenger There was a little fisticuff near the tent meeting down on coal bank hill about one mile from Nar rows bridge The parties whose names were not learned acted awayfromtice their prize fighting abilities After having punched each others noses till satisfied they made friends shook hands andwent bach to churchGolden Era INTERNATIONAL MINING CONGRESS States of the Union and Foreign Oovernments Will be Represented ITS PROGRAM AND PURPOSE Salt Lake City June 20 Nearly a thousand delegates have been appointed to attend the In ternational Mining Congress which 7th8ththe delegations at large from Colorado Wyoming California and seven other states which have in dicated their intention ot being represented but have not yet an appointmentsThe ment official notice has been re ceived come from twentyfour dif ferent States and 188 cities Most of them are directly interested in some branch of mining and all are personally concerned in the objects of the Congress They come from these States Arkansas California Colorado Florida Georgia Idano Iowa Kansas Kentucky Michi gan Minnesota Missouri Montana Nebraska New Jersey Nevada Oregon Pennsylvania Tennessee Texas Utah Wisconsin Wyom ing Besides these there will be a strong attendance from Canada official delegates from the govern ment ot Mexico and consular or commercial representatives from a number of other foreign govern ments which have been invited departmentThe are purely practical in character Po litical subjects and discussions are out of order in its sessions It is intended to promote the interests of all engaged in mining pursuits whether as investors managers or laborers In aid of this purpose one of its principal aims is to se cure the establishment of a rational department of mines with a cabinet officer at its head It will discuss the desirability of revising and co difying the mineral land laws of opening the Spanish land grants to prospectors and miners it will dis cuss the desirability of mutual bonding privileges for mine ship ments and supplies between Cana dian and American points it will discuss problems of mine manage ment ore treatment methods rela tion of railroads to mineral devel opment anda number of other subjects of broad general interest to miners Every branch of the industry will be represented among the delegates and every region of the country so the program will take the widest range possible within practical limits The Congress however will not be limited to business matters solely The people of Salt Lake have given 5000 and expect to make it 6000 which will be used to make the Congress a success in every direction To do this the social program has been arranged to give everybody a good time There will be a big reception at one of the great resorts on the Great Salt Lake at which salt water will be open to the guests There will be special excursions to the large mining camps close by where visitors will be guests of the camp and will have some of the largest mines of the country opened to their inspection A compli mentary concert will be given in the Tabernacle by the Mormon Tabernacle choir of 1000 voices An entertainment for the ladies who accompany delegates is also in contemplation and it will not be Salt Lakes fault if the pleasure of the occasion docs not equal its practical benefits Railroad rate of a single fare plus S2 for the round trip will be given from all points between Chicago and San Francisco East and south of Chicago a rate of a fare and a third has been given and all indica tions point to a very large attend ance larger even than at Denver last year when over a thousand delegates were present Lisman Items Wheat harvest is almost over Corn and tobacco are doing well Miss Nettle Lisman of Dixon is visit ing relatives here R M Baker of Dixon was in town SaturdaySeveral of our young people attended the dedication services at Hopowcll church SundayMrs Joo Baker and daughter Mrs Cosby are visiting here Mr Art Crawford went to Dixon Sun daySeveral of our young folks attended prayer meeling at Slover Sunday They Misses Mabel Rice Oma Baker Elfie Rice Messrs Jeff Jenkins Will Price and Ed BakerMiss Lula Brasbear of Earlinglon is visiting friends and relatives here this weekMessrs Ed and Bob Baker attended the foot washing at Providence Sunday Messrs Benjamin Jenkins and Morris Davis and Misses Sallie Marshall and throughhere pllceifless Sam M Cole Is on the sick list Mrs W T Baker has got that dreadful consumption but Is some better Misses Daisy Rico and Fannie Baker of this place are visiting friends and rela tives in Dixon this week Mr Mortio Crawford our well known buggy painter has gone to parts unknown Ask Jessie McLean If he and May are getting along well now MARK HANNA St Charles Items Mr Chas Crulcbneld andjion are hero on a visit this week Messsrs Geo Long and Hughie Gra barn spent Sunday at Dawson Rev Wright filled his regular appoint ment at Christian Church Sunday Mr Cbas Cribble and son William spent two days at Dawson last week Mrs Hlorla Bavis of Mortons Cp Is visiting relatives here this week Conductors Story A Friend Put Him on the Track to Good Health Had Boon Laid Up forTwo Months with Dizzy Spoils II I have had a stomach troublo for tho past three years and last winter I was BO that I could not work for over two months I would have dizzy spoils when I could not get out of bed and when I was lying down It scorned as though there was a hard lump In my stomach Tho medicines given me afforded relief only for o time A friend advised mo to try hoods Sarsaparllia which I dld and after taking six bottles I am glad to say I never felt bettor In my life I do not have any dizzy spells and do not feel the lump In my stomach A JACKSON Passenger Conductor P C C and St Louis Ry 429 19th St Louisville Kentucky HOOdS Sarsaparilla Is the best In fact tho Ono True Blood Purifier Insist upon HOODS take no substitute are Gentle mild cnoc Hoods Pius tlve AU druggists 230 UNITED STATES BONDS How to contribute to the War Loan and Get a Port of The 200000000 of New Bonds United Stales bonds are recognized as the most secure and stable Corm of obliga lion that investors can hold They are attracttvenot only because of the absolute security offered but because there is at oil times a public market for them on which holders can quickly sell and they also offer the most desirable form of collateral If the holder wishes to secure a temporary loan The fact that United States bonds are not subject to taxes of any character Federal State or municipalIs a valuable feature of that form of investment United States bonds are issued in both coupon and registered formCoupon floods A coupon bond is payable to the bearer It may be bought and sold without formality as freely as any kind of property and without endorsements of any to the freedom of transfer coupon bonds are usually preferred by persons who expect to hold them but a short time Their disadvantage for the person who wishes to make a permanent Investment lies in the fact that they might be lost or stolen in which case the loss to the owner would be as complete as would be the loss of a bank note The coupon bonds take their name from the method by which interest is col lected by the holder Printed on the same sheet with the bond is a series of coupons or small certificates of interest due which are so designed that one is cut off at each in terest period Each coupon bears the number of the bond and shows the date of the coupons maturity The bolder of a coupon bond at each interest period detaches the coupon due that day and col anySubTreasurythrough any bank and will usually be ac cepted by any merchant having a bank account with whom the holder of the bond couponbondinto a registered bond free of charge Registered Honda registered bond is payable lo the order of the owner and can only be transferred assignedbyby the owner filling in the blank form on the back of the bond and must be wit nessed by some officer authorized by the regulations of the Treasury Department to witness assignments The owner of the registered bond who wishes to part with it writes his name on the back of the bond In the presence of the officer then the witnessing officer writes his name in its proper place and affixes an impression of his offi cial seal- The officers who are authorized to witness assignments are a United States judge United States district attorney clerk of a United States court collector of customs collector or assessor of internal revenue United States Treasurer or Assistant Treasurer or the president or cashier of a national bank or if in a foreign country a United States minister or consul In eases where there is no officer within a reasonable distance or when through sickness or for some other good reason the owner of registered bonds can not go before one of these officers the Treasury Department will designate some person near the owner to act as witness When the owner of a registered bond disposes of it and has properly assigned It he delivers it to the new owner who should at once forward it to the Register of the Treasury for transfer on the books of the Department The Register cancels the bond so forwarded and issues a new bond In the name of the new owner and sends It to him by registered mall The Department makes no charge for trans ferring bonds If the owner of a registered bond loses it or if It is stolen from him he should at TreasuryAbond and if It should be presented for transfer the Department will hold possession of the bond until the ownership is clearly established If a or stolen bond is not recovered within six months the Department will issue a duplicate bond upon proof of loss and a bond of indemnity being furnished paidbyIn order that no may be made In the payment of interest the boooks of the Department are closed for a period varying according to the importance of the loan Tho books of the 4 per cent loan of 1907 are closed for the whole month preceding the payment of a quarters interest On other loans the are for fifteen days preceding the interest payment During this period no transfers are made and the time is devoted to preparing schedules which contain the names of the own ers the amount of bonds each one holds and the amount of interest due each one When the schedules have been prepared and proved they are sent to the Treasurer of the United States who immediately has checks and envelopes and in due time each check is mailed to the address of Its owner The checks for the more dis tant points are first mailed Interest checks are obligations of the United Slates and of everywhereCoupon denomina Registered of 20 btoo S500 1000 5000 roooo How to Subscribe for the New Honda The war loan which Is now being offered duringthe14 1898 The method of subscription has been made as simple as possible Blank forms may be obtained at every money order postoffice and at most of banks and express offices and on these forms is clearly Indicated all that it is necessary for the subscriber to fill out The subscriber may himself mail to to the Treasury Department at Washington blank form filled out together with his remittance covering the par value of the amount of bonds for which he wishes to subscribe That remittance may be In whatever form best suits the subscribers conveniencein currency bank draft expressmoneyceived or the day the proceeds are received from the checks drafts or money orders the subscription will be entered and will Immediately begin drawing interest When the bonds are delivered a check will ac company each delivery covering the inter crlplion date of the bonds and from which date the bonds will carry their own interest DOWN IN TIlE MINES Few beller miners can bo found than those at work at the South Diamond mines but when some of the younger ones tried to down the Karlington colored base ball team they found they were not such adepts at ball playing as at coal digging and therefore met Mr Lonnie Burden is back from a trip to the Jellico coal regions and brought some specimines of the fine coals found In that great mining territory While the coal is of the finest quality it is more dif fiault to mine with machines and besides our boys found It too lonesome for some of them to stay there long Coal trade shows the effect of June weather and the miner can only put in about half time during tho healed season Mr B N Farren one of the leading stockholders and directors in the St Ber nard Coal Company has been visiting relatives hero this week recoverlnllfromslate in the Ilecla mines last week Will Whltford is still blacksmithing for the Whitley Coal Company and makes them a good man and friends here wish him well Although of the proper age no one ha yet heard Superintendent Crutchfield ex press a desire to go to war The fact Is Uarton no longer has his war paint on Dan M Evans has returned from a trip to the Whitley coal mine where he went to lend a helping band in starting some new machine men to work The way beer kegs are seen piled up on the depot platform hero at times causes us to believe that some of the miners are throwing away a vast amount of money on that beverage and some too who run in debt for the necessaries of life The coke works on account of scarcity of slack now only run about half time The shipment of coke now about equals the production The U S Government has coal to sink when it seems necessary to block up a harbor by the sinking of a collier Engineer Joe Brown and wife were be reaved last Sunday by the death of a child Friends extend their sympathy Percy III June 17The Little Muddy coal mine formerly operated by Deans Coal and Mining Company will be sold at assignees sale June This is one of the largest mines here The assignment was caused by bad collections Independence Kas June tyZinc has been discovered near Neodesha Kas fourteen miles north of this city and it is thought to be in paying quantities About two weeks ago specimens of ore were sent to St Louis to be analyzed and was reported to be a rich quality of zinc Other WashinlltonD rence both places making a similar report St Louis capitalists at Neodesha are examining the ore and sent out a large quantity to smellers today to be examined If the report on this ore is as favorable as the other reports they will commence at once to develop the mines Great damage was done particularly to the agricultural interests of St Clair Coun ty Illinois by the heavy downpour of rain on Thursday last The wheat crop which is about ripe and ready for harvest suffered most having been in many places beaten down and owing to the fact that it is now fully matured will never erect itself InI the low lands growing vegetables were submerged and many truck farmers will lose their entire crops Kichland Creek at Belleville was swollen beyond its banks and the many persons residing in South seekinKhigherflood of May 19 last At Donk Bros coal mine about one mile south of Belleville the miners were given quite a scare by a report that a creek flowing below the entrance to the mine had swollen beyond its limits some distance above and that the torrent of water rushing downstream would likely engulf them Orders were given to the seventy men engaged to imme diately quit work and come to the surface which they did A small quantity of water entered the mine but not enough to cause any danger to the men at work below LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS The pay car In charge of Conductor SuptMarlinForeman liircbett who has charge of the crew that is now at work on the depot platform here has so far recovered from a recent illness as to be able to join his men this week Conductor Robertson and family have gone to Nashville where they will reside in futureWhile special trains are being tun to carry the soldiers south quite i number pass over the road daily employedbybeen heard from in Kansas where he is harvesting wheat at good wages L N Agent Ethridge has opened a surgical hospital for simple operations in his freight room Those having corns to be pulled should apply during the cool spell while the necessary exposure will not prove fatal B F Dickson formerly superintendent of tho Henderson and St Louis divisions has lately accepted a position with Uncle Sam in the engineer corps We feel confident that he will show his good qualities as a leader there as bo did when in charge of railroad business Engineers complain of dull business and It Is an evident fact that they number too many for the jobs in sight during a dull timeThe boys have strong hopes of a restora tion of wages beginning July 1St yet no authorized statement to that effect has been made Conductor Gepbarl of the HopJdnsvillp accommodation claims his train now has the fastest schedule of any passenger train on tho Henderson division with the ex ception of train No gt Does Baby Thrive e If your baby is delicate andsickly and its food does not nourish it put fifteen or twenty drops of Scotts Emulsion in its bottle three or four times a day and you willsee a marked change We have had abundant proof that they will thrive on this emulsion when other food fails to nourish them It is the same with larger children that are delicate Scotts Emulsion seems to be the element lacking in their food Do not fail to try it if your children do not thrive h is as useful for them in summer as in winter IIsfl your door if this is not true SCOTT 8 DOWNS Chcmtjtt New York A CLEAR HEAD I good digestion sound sleep a fine appetite and a ripe old age arc some ofthe results ofthe use of Tutts Liver Pills A single dose will convince you of their wonderfuleffects and virtue A Known Fact An absolute cure for sick head ache dyspepsia malaria sour stomach dizziness constipation bilious fever piles torpid liver and all kindred diseases Tufts Liver Pills The many wellwishers of George Mad dox are proud to know that he Is now learning the road as passenger conductor There are In 7550 miles of rail road less than onethird of the number in Great Britain France or Russia and less than onethird of the number In Italy Spanishswith American railroads a single line the Chicago Burlington and Quincy having an aggregate mileage of 7400 owned operated or controlled or nearly as much as all the railroads of Spain com bined Tulllo Malesani an Italian resident of Verona left St Louis recently for Italy where he will organize a colony of 500 families which Is to locate on lands of the Frisco Railway near Bald Knob a few miles north of the already thriving settlement called Monlcbella which was founded springSig Is an Influential Italian business man and the agent for the St Louis and San Francisco Railway in Italy The success ot the colonies formed by the Frisco last winter and spring attracted the favorable attention of thousands of pros perous peasants In the north of Italy and through the efforts of Ernest M Henna land and lax agent of the road an arrange meat was entered Into which insures the coming of about 1500 more of the better class of Italian farmers They are at present tilling leased lands in the northern parts of Italy Their leases are made from year to year and will expire November Agent Malesani is empowered to sell these thrifty farmers acreage along the Frisco at prices and terms which have proved very attractive to them The properly to be conveyed to the emigrants in cludes substantial homes built by the rail priceNoneincluded Ithecolony and all are well provided money and trades The to be paid land and homes includes transportation from Genoa Italy to the site for the colony The expedition especiallyforas soon after November i as possible and make for New York The colonists 1500 strong should reach St Louis before De cember i and will be taken directly to the new city of comfortable homes which wilt be ready for occupancy in time to receive themThe fine success of Montebella has de lighted the colonists who had a rather bitter experience in their first attempt at colonization in this country Their health prospertityWithin a few days the Government will send to Tampa a hospital Corps It will consist of two tourist cafe cars 10 sleepers one surgeons car and a baggage car There will be accommodations for for 500 men and every facility aboard for treating the sick and wounded adequately A full equipment of surgical instruments drugs and operating tables will be placed in in the train which be manned by a picked crew besides a cook steward and ao mem CorpsTheMajor Richards late of Fortress Monroe by Captain Stiles of Fort Preble While at Tampa the train will be utilized as a stationary hospital and will be used also in transporting sick and wounded men who may return from the front in need of such attention The hospital train will be maintained throughout the war and is expected to be ot great service In caring promptly for soldiers to whom delay or rough handling would mean death The victory rests with Americas Great tit Medicine Hoods Sarsaparilla when it enters the battle against impure blood Ax Jottings Our energetic and thoroughgoing farm ers are cutting wheat and think their yield will be very good but not as good as first anticipated flyIng Walker last Saturday and returned on SundayThe quarterly meeting convened at Cave Springs Church last Saturday and Sunday The preacher in charge was not present on account of the illness of his father who resides at Corydon Ky Bro W C Allen our elder was present and conducted the services in a masterly way The Sunday School convened at Mitchell school house last Sunday with small at tendance We hope the parents will mani fest a greater interest in School JoeTurnerThe stave factory started last Saturday morning and is running very nicely There will be a number of men employed veryillThe applicants for schools in Christian County are numerous The last prayer meeting convened at Bro S C Lillys May luck and prosperity crourp TUB Des with success is the wish of SALMAGUNDI Pgole The farmers are near by tone their harvest and it is gratifying to them that their wheatcrop will be unecelled both In quality and quantity The tobacco crop is all out The last season enabled the farmers to finish their planting The crops look fairly well Our bachelor Post Master has built a dining room and kitchen to his already neat house The Masonic building Is going up on the corner of Main and Church streets Since the war commenced several of our old men are taking a great Interest In the study of Geography II G Allen formerly of this place but now of Crittenden County is on business hereBrother Lynn filled Brother Holloways pulpit at the Christian Church Sunday From the atlentiop he pays to a certain school teacher he must be deeply Interested In the cause of edncatson The steam threshers are now ready fol commence their work Eld Stone has completed his new and very neat veranda to his new house on Church Street Mrs Chas Cavanab is not so well this week She has been confined to her couch for six years Mrs Elizabeth J Cavanab died on the nth Inst She was sixtythree years of manyrriendsMrs Dr Boone is on an extended visit to her parents Mr and Mrs W P Sparks of Merom Ind She was joined a week ago by her husband Dr Boone They are expected to return this week m FOR EVERY FOOT r r f 1 There is the Right Shoe Your Shoe is t here We make a point of fitting people i jshoesI I Steady trade is the test ofa Shoe Store I 11We have lots of such advertisements walk i ing around over Hopkins County they r t 7walk a good deal the Shoes feel so easy and Our Pingrce tC Smith our 1Williams Knceland our Ziegler Bros our Sachs our Wolfe Bros and our Bat tic Ax Shoes can not be turned down We Stand Behind Any Shoe We Sell You For a Good r ono You Know1rf I r BISHOPCOjMADISONVILLE1 ITtmq H q n U U W1JrJ M1 SI UW + J+JdJ1JJn- M7 b Build a Home iIIt4 tt Repair a House ji 4I 4 Now is the time for this kind of work4- P1 r HOUSE IN ORDER a 1For41 If f 44 Spring and Summer 44 Make your nest comfortable 1 4- 1i WE SAVE THE STUFF 44 4 iAllsorts o Building MaterialMaofll Doors and Sash Yet bl 41 low Pine Stuff Lime Cement OF 4 Builders Hardware etc etc 43 OUR PLANING MILL RUNS EVERY DAY IN THE YEARP 44 h 411 And we can furnish All Orders 11IonShort Notice U righlcf1 b1 U U COf41v WrW WAR WITH SPAIN War IN THE Furnished by Special Correspondents at the Front The New York Will contain all important war news of the daily edition Special dispatches up to the hour of publication Careful attention will bo given to Farm and Family Topics For eign 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HiLbs of the vine country visited Grapiin 1 the city Sundaynizjcrrold A onson who has been visiting relatives in Greenville the past week is home again Conductor Joe Robertson and family left for Nashville Tuesday where they will maim their future home iitMifliJames Kilroy spent last Saturday witAgathaMr and Mrs Frank M Toombs i bjtheirt odist Ilil this weekacci injDrV rose ofjsummcr is blooming alone I His better nine tenths left Monday 41L i fadaysRev W M Likins editor of the Beaver Dam Gleaner was here jf last week and prcdchcd at the by General Baptist church Sunday morning and evening Mr Henry Adcock and family 11 loft the city Mondy afternoon and will abide in the future near Beth f any The various denominations here will sadly miss Bro Adcock muinchurchDr P B Davis suffered an at tack of bilious colic a few S anysincephysician was called to help bridge over Moral Doctors should not cat green appleslIRev W D Frazee an old able pioneer preacher of Los Angeles Cal preached at the Christian sonchurch1preach again tillS evening Aliniturinvited to come out and Mrs J M Victory and daughter Mesdamos Will Writht of Polduw call Emma Davis and Misses Sathrlie McGrath and Lizzie pedcisesweek Mrs J W Robinson has thefo following little visitors this week Miss Mary Jones Hopkinsvillcbre Misses Ellis Katie Jones Fairview Miss Nettie the Martin Springfield Tenn and and Master Lucien Ruby Madison of yule the The new Union Tabernacle itatMadisonvillc will be formally dedicated on Sunday morning next Great interest is felt in this insti this union by the people of the county as well as those of the county seat nml a very large attendance is an Hur ticipatedwas otRevregular appointment at the M E Church South Sunday night The service for the morning is not called in in order to allow the pa Isuff tor to take part in the dedicatory services of the UnionTabcrnacle reco at Madisonvillc At legWminer of this placean under sur to face farmerbut who this year em barked in open air surface farming MtSundayhas fine crop prospects and is well pleased with the work of Mother Nature and himself on his place aftMessrs4l 1 I slefamilyTeSwarthmorcand a brotherinlnw 14 ktisSaingColorndofOI lisgestion thedtatIzanPCCtCdday or two and its case was not considered an alarming one butJcongestion developed and terminated fatally Interment took place in the cemetery here Mon day dverdson con extend our sympathy to the be not reavcd ones rec Dr tion firsfledon first 53 yesterday morning name hounded over the fence with a W Triihontwater smashed railroad etiquette bottle and tho individual rights of the limpid fountain and grassy sod in the pretty little station park It was the time of reveille and the soldiers bathed their faces three ton deep in the coot waters whether the grass grew and the trainmaster was pleased or notWhf aaneorgODixie got his caught in IItCI binder and badly mangled RUNAWAY TEAM Mrs Franklin ThThrownHenry Franklin of the Charles ton country residing near Cold littleboyton Tuesday afternoon enroute tiasran up street A young mule was at the bottom of the mischief At the corner of Railroad and Clark streets the team veered out of the cilightand front of wagon bed just inside of the right front wheel All three Occupants of the wagon were SI- tting on the drivers scat and all we to lllieofthcei wovedan teeyhoeconscious Her face was bruis and the concussion about her head an rec theeivedlegs and was considerably shakcingup The boy with the usual good fortune fn dangerous pla lylipimpact against the post was so great that the harness broke hi a sounding crack and the les continued their travels The injured woman was picked up and carried to Cal Morgans house near where she was attended by Dr thicshcad who has seen the ident and helped to tuck up the ured Mrs Franklin was only tially recovered when she was taken to the home of Hiram Div ens near Earlington The two alodtient Deafness Cannot be Cured local application as they cannot reach the portion of the ear There is ofbycaused by an inflamed condition of IIonmucous lining of the Eustachian When this tube sets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and to when it is entirely closed deafness is the result and unless the inflammation can betaken out and this tube restored to its nor condition hearing will be destroyed tJcatarrbcondition of the mucous surfaces We will give One Hundred Dollars for ThcannotCure Send for circulars CreealF J CHENEY CO Toledo O he MHallsReMarvinof Mr Dan M Evans has right up to the front and cap Rt LOneknee upon the pedal and impel his eel through the streets in that D nner He will place his footon ough the Irame upon the oppo site pedal and stand erect upon ti Jrstandsmounting lug and with the othierqt stuck out straight in the a ir will coast rapidly down a long lull h his arms folded upon his ast Upon reaching the foot of hill he will leap in his saddle ad continue his journey Another his tricks is to stand erect upon top bar and with folded arms coast down hill resuming his seat the foot of the hill ageinnow is the time to speaklag Mr Isaac Hornet proprietor of the wo couhecured of rheumatism alter three years suffering Hesays I have not suf nt command of language to cony physicIanstold grand my friends wero fully convinced that the ingeringsalesman for the Co ammendedthis time my toot and limb were double folegthe Pain Balm the d eacecreaseconsider that I am entirely cured For beGeorgertons GapofSalmonEudaley At the residence of the brides father at Nebo Ky yesterday ernoon Wednesday June 22 at oclock Mr John Salmon of II J y and Miss Roxie Eudalcy were ted in matrimony Rev I H d of this place officiated Miss daley is the refined and accom D JaEudalerd tobacco dealer of Nebo Mr fin lmon a young man of excellent aracter and standing has been years and is now connected lynleyst of friends THE BEE joins in best wishes for length of life E happiness to this man and wire Discovered by a Woman nother great discovery has been made Gen vtiseaseNaverest MShe0coveryKings New Discovery for Consump and was so much relieved on taking 111 t dose that sue slept all night and with bottles has been absolutely cured Her is Mrs Martha Lulz Thus writes C Hamnlck Co of Shelby N C ve DrugStore an guaranteed to llJamestence for complicity in the Howwe murder case heGOOen you have a iliglit cold or cough tlllt m13moatnith Uewlre of a slight cold Sold by St Bernard prog Slore I ON TO NASHVILLE ousands of Endcnvorers will Gather in the Rock City July 6n chargatheentb International Convention o the Ch thristianNashville Tennessee lulyG to u everythingis anxiously awaiting the ir wiityeveryStatema ofnyConventionssis Christian people held in the rld and the Nashville Commit has made preparation to enter forty thousand visitors in the tels boarding houses and priI dtlopen to and the price for entertainment in se homes will be one dollar to ollar and a half a day incltid room and meals j As far back as January trans portation for dothehave been untiring in their effor to arrange a delightful trip an special trains will be run fromI nearly all the States The railroads have granted a onefare rate for the round trip and tickets can be extended to July 31st for the return trip For full information about rates etc call on your local ticketI agent On the reception committee ne there are 1000 persons all thoroulhlydrilled a tion should arrive at one time there would be no trouble in takin car adethe reception committee will et all incoming trains to e hundred miles from Nashvilleil and assign delegates and all visitors homes Itau nes colday nandbeliThe Enduement with POWfrae following noted brimahreachronto Ont Rev Gilby C Kel wjRevnoalleinapmanRev Samuel Fallows D D L D Chicago Ills Rev Me fiRevou hisDajcto duchepuietEvery morning from 830 to 930 of Rev Wilbur of Phil by AfeiphiaHour meeting in the Union Gospel Tabernacle Mr Estey who BethanyChurch sc duct the singing in these meetings The remainder of the morning hours will be with vari fri allconferences hiscalrkerscountryhida bttasJginMinerals speciallyfittedseating capacity of 7000 and kno- t8000 not suffmsandhthousand voices is being trained 0 led by Mr E O ExcellMt disWashington lar Here is a list of some of the tee prominent speakers Rev J F Cowan Boston Mass Rev D Burrell D D New York City Rev Sam Jones Cartersville Gao the Rev E W Shurtleff Plymouth Mass i Rev Geo C Lorimer D of IfI D Boston Mass i Rev the mes tc Hill po DISalem assj RevJ H Boroberger Tif C H Curtis Min of neapolis Minn Rev T McCrory D P Pittsburg Pad Rev Thornton B Penfield Brook N Yj Rev F Lytell Hal the orc Mdj Rev Sherman H the Doyle Philadelphia Pa Mrs F the Clark Boston Mass Com the mander F DeL BoothTucker New York City Rev Frank M Bristol D D Washington D C O O Howard Burlington Gen Clement A Evans At nta Ga Gov R L TshvillecCabe D D Forth Worth xas Rev Wilbur F Crafts Ph JohnHenryand many others This is the first time the con Sh sizdattend All pastors are reoSI quested to announce the convene th thClmstianrth Leagues Baptist Young Peoples Unions and other young peoples Nashville societies are tequestedBr Soarany to attend the convention tlv The following topics are sug Sale gcstcd for local societies to use in their rallies Some of the attractions of the 98 convention Some blessings to be derived from attending the convention Open Conference Best meth delegationfromThe trip and expense to the convention Open Conference Some of e best things I have learned about an International Christian Endeavor Convention youruestth good music you will have a lighitful evenings entertainment and catch much of the enthusiasm the great convention ISReserved scats on the platforms everydenomination Willis Baer hasten Massua For any further information ad dress W L Noell State Presi nt and Chairman of Press COol- s ttee Room Endeavor Nash ville Tenn Madisonville Woman r898MrsDeilythose who have received benefit from the use of the famous medicine Hoods Sarsaparilla She stales that she was all ru ame thevedtiredlstrengthening and toning effects upon the systemIA Corner In VealICharlie Curtis has can buyingtre shortly at least not until Ii Ccea has recovered from his last purchase and this is how it happened One day last week some one told Holhngsworthhad blue streak for Hollingsworth and asked tha thetmitted that he owned a youth fill bovine that could be had for a cautiouslyinquired worth told him that one dollar and fifty cents would enable him to of read his titles clear to the juvenile uilaterale lightning Then securing shopoweringtl as deputies lie marched to boldly the street to and Indnglovldlyce of a calf was in sight The loviiteredpartydiscovered poke stalk which would not have f t j lovdt on stems as he contemplated betuldfamished possum and in addition its midget size was blind deaf mb deformed and thailepticgazed transfixed with astonish mcnt then broke forth in a torrent by ladwellter relieving his pent up feelings Cu discharged his deputies and se the cretin the rope under his coat IiTsought home through the most ure alleys Of course the story got out and poor Curtis has suffered and at the hands of his merciless r andism word to come and take that f as he does not wish to tenrborres that he is out of the cattle and siness for all time to come that far as he is concerned ulAwn buffalo bulls would go g at fittecn cents a dozen Millions Glven AwayofIt is prewfesseringw Discovery for Consumption Coughs Colds have given away over ten mil trial bottles of this great medicine an dshave the satisfaction of knowing it has wit utely cured thousands of hopeless cases It logeasesOVIdruggist todToed the Mark t toCharlesmark before Judge Cowell Monday evening to answer a charge pettty larceny It seems from evidence that Charles had a strong affinity for his neighbors chickens and bad acquired several the said bipeds in a clandestine manner not sanctioned by the statutes of this great Commonwealth The Judge patiently heard volume evidence and caused carnivcrous Charles to ante up value ot ten fowls and danced to music of Five dollars an cost for undignified demeanor CASTORIA arePor ThoBolUS tho Signature of C A Flood of Sonshine aw theanI appearanceEvery II ca beatwar 1eImpartAtUucklena Arnica Salve and best Salve in the world for Cuts of uises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever res Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains rns and all Skin and I i ioelyguaranteed to Rive perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 350 per lox For by St Bernard Drug Store BREMEN COLLEGE L edargeWith People to Witness the Commencement Ex ercises Presentation Addres by the Pres idcnt Rev S W Schelton Sp StecialBremen Ky June zBOn th auspicious occasion of the closing exercises of Bremen dr heedsnear filling the large collei chapel to overflowing There were brilliant orations and gre sermons Rev C J Howes Presiding Elder of the Louisville District preached two sermons which will never be forgotten Three young men were grad ted in the teachers course at the orations delivered by these graduates were scholarly efforts bytbeton who addressed the graduates as follows Mr President ladies and gentlemen I certainly appreciate the honor conferred upon me by the other members of ti faculty in selecting me to address the gra uating of 1898 Gentlemen I am not to address you In uptbodsofIn ory You have learned in this inslltu ti n the best theories known to the educators of this enlightened age You are now to enter your life work to put your knowledge to use to lest your toneteenthf you have learned bow to and we for latllIf tofcessionse to study If you cease to U Yo wil lagubyturnlnatu re If you are wise you will not yield andbestround and scholarly Leave the chaff and smut the wind to drive uway H thefinest as The teachers calling is sacredIt is di as HisChurcb ou preach The calling of the teacher is not second to nor less sacred than the office It the ministry The natural and scientific order Is first teaching The tbeDIPllstacher of the gospel greatItr oalitythe teacher and sch thioolispensable to success in teaching A Islovepr e Therefore a teacher can not succeed without religion IslovingyourselrTbewould that men should do to you do ye even you beknowledge arerecllonGod the teacher needs Let us illustrate this principle Ladies as a rule have ter success than gentlemen In teaching ladlesloespect ladies more than gentlemen VbRoBecause ot the generally accepted t ladies are purer and better than men wever this opinion is not necessarily meetIngs one and maddened by the other These Speprturedifference In results One loved sin The other did not he degree of success in teaching must oflovelove books Is not enough The pupilslie difficulties He should know their theirfathersfathers The ideal teacher combines the buhsonobleyour culture seasoned with all grace to you all things to allmen nd now since you have passed a good examination in all your studies and bavin gW andeportmentit affords me great pleasure in behalf Ihe faculty and our hounrable Board to ImI sent these diplomas with our best proresslon barYellowsuppliehI d is with pleasure we publish the follow This is to I was a ter to lo sufferer from Yellow Jaundice for r six months and was treated by some henotakingtwo at alsanylady I am gratefully yours M A Hogarty Lexington Ky Sold by St Bernard Druggistf1e lanPicnIcSundaySchoolChurch of Madisonvillc will pic todayTheyand leave the church at seven 27 oclock in the morning As old and young will turn out a large crowd is expected anda good time can be confidently predicted haHundredsduced to try Chamberlains Cough Rem by reading what it has done for others d having tested its merits for themselves diBernardKingItHe Lays Them in the Shade yc agentMr1 Alningand added cupboards and lockers ereunto making his place of be siness a retreat from the viatLnserved with ho latest reliable news or enjoy the rich humor Bob Taylor and Opio Reid dams is a hustler from away back is alive to every need and wish the reading publicLi piidypouuilcdbjrclitmUUof renown wbo han crlveu O aud dlseaoe a Ute Ask A MockHoldSold by St Bernard Drugstore iG MRS BENDER Will Be at the Christian and Will Lecture for the Ladles The Hustler is rtally glad to announce wi th Louisvlllllid tbeladlesnoon at 3 oclock She will lecture oni HillDendertetown beard her There was perhaps not nvallbersel citiesewith large audiences There is no atwhatever at any of her lectures We as ThereSsay many s that are of Importance to the ladles who go to hear her The fact is we know why any lady of Madisonville should fail to hear her next Tuesday No woman moredthan this same Mrs Bender The Hustler again urges that she shall have a good at tendanceMadisonvillo Hustler- SMrs Bender will deliver a serb pChurchJune 28that 3 p tn Subject Know Thyself Wednesday SubjectIIpr2 free and all of the ladies arc cor dially invited to attendlic thiThankof forLdescent upon our city and liara rn away the platform about the depot and are making one of greaterJ itude The new one is the old trap which has ore menaced life and limb anti isl general level the incline hav been dispensed with We feel to the management for this much needed improvement wit trohoutDiarrhoea Remedy in the house says A Patter with R C Atkins Co Indianapolis md and wife would juasseason We have used 111notfind is anittiCharles chTirethe Picnic and Barbecue to be jthison themselves and making grea tgr tha forttldoneamusements choice barbecued meats and all kinds of refresh me mbeIt thIsthemThatchants of Plains Ga say of ChamberA lalos Pain Balm for C back deep seated and muscular pains Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Earling George King St Charles lien T binson Morions GapSlHome Again 1 fro bitmzeringsoved by his visit and his conver tlhavementas he can still outtalk flut tlancethe year which is so much considered the dull season that summer rates arc offered as an inducement He would have gladly stayed a few weeks longer but tihegreatly benefited OUR OUARANTEB J10000 IN GOLD e will par One Hundred Dollar In Gold tot and every cue of cough and colds where DrOuol8prllceious and is so pleaiaut to take Beivaro ot jjSoldG nieorgeber who worked in the Hotel Latham p while the hotel was running died aJbeennumber of friends here who will be sorry = learn of his death Hopkinsville Ken tuckian Many of our readers will remem r young Goldsworthy as he was one time in the emyloy of Mr George Toy in this city and had o lived some time in Madison le r Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam the most aeant and reliable remedy for croup and sit soreness of the throat chest sun ge fcaro bottle 25c and SOc by St Bernard Drug Stre A Mexican silver dollar was found in the garden of Mr P A Lyon near Gondonsville a few days ago which had been lost for years In 1871 Mr Lyons nephew who was visiting him tossed it up and it fell among some weeds and was lost The young man told Mrs Lyon she might ve it if she ever found it The rden has been constantly cultivated but nothing was seen of the coin It was found by some one gging in a corner which had not eviously been disturbed The money is as bright and as little worn as if it had been minted last arTodd County Times A Summer Outing ong the NorthWestern Line Chicago Northwestern Ry can most enjoyably spent at Milwaukee Waukesha Madison De is Lake Green Lake Gogcbic ake Geneva St Paul Minneapolis Duluth Marquette Lake Minnetonka White Bear Ash land Munismg Twentieth Century Train the Northwestern Limited electric lighted daily to Paul Minneapolis and Duluth ow rate tourist tickets and pam hicts upon inbuiry of ticket agents address A H Wjiggeher T P NO7 Jackson Place Indianapolis Ind or W B Kniskern P T A Chicago III OSTEOPATHS IIAnd Other Unlicensed Practition ers to be Examined State Board of Health Circular The followingcircular letter just ofHealthHEALsIBowLiNe To Osteopaths and all Other Un IIfoltngArlGENTLEMEN Notice is hereby giv ens examinationkhealing art by any system or meth whatsoever at the University of Lou beginnlDgatThe examl on will bo open to all bc graduatesbe rr notbeentore tIputablyall toFebruaryoof required by the statutes thebrancbestime the particular applicant graduated faacticalcapacItyaliceDscI contemplaleaDolber schools now represented In this State or requesttthe hours named By order of the Board I SecretaryJ I I Pair Warning on ist bo jenounced candidates for future uble A batch of these young robates are in the habit of free quenting the grounds adjacent to the Free Library and indulging in enile deviltry One of their pastimes is killing ani poorloned this too in spite of her en aties and remonstrace Now parents of these boys are good well known citizens and would not for a moment believe that their ildren would indulge in disrep able conduct Few parents can be made to realize that their chil en are wayward and mean when t of their sight and some we re et to sayappear to care but little the conduct of their boys at time These latter to 1thecuss and find fault with the War Depart nt when the plain fact is if they uld look rigidly after their chil en and let the War Department IeAlmightycause as He has hitherto do vi Al1ns good and true and at the me time obviate a lot of coming trouble The authorities are on theoffns will either have to anti od sized fine or witness upbe Suuthfulpoeper diem It will certainly pay some parties to keep an eye on eir boys- Is 15 PER WEEKmiWe will pay a salary of 15 per week and expenses for man wIth- rig BY to introduce our Poultry Mix re and Insect Destroyer in the untry Reference required Address with stamp PERFECTION Mo Co- Parsons Kan Well flachine for Sale DrillingMachine reshing engine all in good run ng order which I will sell reason ly RICHARD PALMER ri 8t St Charles Ky Everything necessary and convenient 8for tho Kitchen Dining Room nnd Dairy 1 K TiIB EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OP HiS I andimplicityo the care and skill with which It Is manufactured by scientific processes SYRUPIsall tho importance of purchasing the theoaComwlUoJpares ronjjiA Fin Svitur Co with tho medi w c satisfactionhich t makesheof tho excellence of Its remedy It is r laxativesiibowels without irritating or weaken ing them and it does not gripe nor e n beneficialffectsthe Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CON FIIAN01SOO CoU LODUTILLE ICy NEW YORIT W T nr caristedts i German 1 Liver r Powder CURES INDIGESTION- The entering wedge for nearly aU Diseases the human system is heir to PRICE 25 CENTS Sold by St Bernard Drug Store 5ocPAYS TwiceaWeek CourierJournal ONE WHOLE YEAR 4 Six or EightPage Papers Sent Postpaid by Mail Almost DAILY RECORD OF WAR NEWS The TwiceaWeek CourierJournal has paperthee incomparable All other issues have en subordinated to this one great feature bscribe at once and keep thoroughly sted The offer may be withdrawn In a ort limo The low price 0c A YEAR for the purpose of placing a great news- pertwicea week within the reach of the sses A SPECIAL 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MADI50IMVILLE KENTUCKY r t A n AVc taDl i fi ror As sIthiLhliiTg roodlllWRc tita- iiig lhCS nndDowcls of pomosiihcctMhess OplUmttolorphiM tlDr NOTNSILCOTICJ4atNJnLS1Jz2znhzr5E1z iJApafecflcnBayfor5onstipa WormsConvulsionsTcvcrjshr ness arjdtoss OJfrSLEER TatSinufcSignoturc Udit1- NEV Yom I EXACT COPY OF VmAEPpn jj ia I MEDICINEfor L MILLION MOORE Resident CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have f Always Bought i the 1 Signature v- f 0 r tThe ti Kind i j You Have Always Bough- tCASTORIA THE CENTAUR COMPANY HCW YOMPI CITY L wt A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first experimental step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in trade Comlollnrlpl4CfJlnponuf talllod 111 ut moro cicraI Use no 1IIlknl men thAn anollltrlor I h chit or iii of uchltl common to man n liavo tlielr origin In nn ImimliiM lIgUon er woakV i capacity for oMimllntlnt fumlolMnrblne nourishment UIII cl mlnatme WflIt- CThactitogUO If Ella Inriuled Unkr Itili 1enI Ii iaII to Inclulo luLl IIIIIFIy C C- TUoM II which Iho phyolclau II elilled tJflTiLO Jii preparl IIIIrIItAIldAI renloit lor tIio accellanco Amerlcau ppro lIItCvIflIRflY Jalll OWII hi rILcIII- entevorttIIg entering tIo Ickt houlo11J oT tito hlgMAt gradc LHI So 1 limj protected as to retain IU imtllic lniict nnd unimpaired tliroujrU oiiy iziuulnl laiwont Unto an climate choicest drug iiuud dIfITC oration IbOIIIt train ncoonlanco with the fattst porrTtod method of modern III I lule packed In Khun protected l jr nbnorlxMit cotton nnd tccurcly corked lun the corks iuva CCII of n iI go high In 114 requirement that no mninifj tourer cf IIIW- eyery4ayatoppcracuII eupply moro than a small proportion from II cutiut Ibat meet itpecmcatloiu Tho loll wero turn yri kllu lion of oqualttr not inrpau cd ucnutr ItIIIflUf wotkmnnthlp Iy 11 te 1ted hy the most fMtlJlous dealer In Jowcliand oriiamcntiorcold llaTiOKECtlluli llulistanditd andneverconwntlnptto vary from t tho proprietor resorted to tho occcplnl modern method commodity known nnd scren hundred thoniacd ilollara In vetted within flvo years In newipaner nilvcrtiMnu Imi Inf ormnl every American ciiL n- COflNI1IITI surprising qualities of Itlpans TaLulcs Deh ftlollghlruianll lng or the changed condltlonl tlint Inrpo- yerthocuniaFC1L rorclul to nolo cyery ekcumallineo tinvirr n henrlnlf upon IhO ucoorul worldtnnd thiIr tra1 the tnllnllglrI or the company Iovo nole1 thAt tllIm It II pronl InStIt dlOlind rnr n lowor prlco for i viry orlllo tnt rcachri or approaches nn unlvertnl use and that tho pcuplo nlthough rrqulrlnir the hi it or eyorylhlng 10111 beIng cnUed UpOIl to pa ha1 percentllilcs ror uNllu 1- t lIuIIlaCIcIn or UnfleCCarY VrtCCttrfl nnInI letrtloratioii H itt itIpItt re suit In ynarmlxit neoole11I tho caw n purchase Inrtndod to lie consumed In n week It Iivt l ecn discovered and roved time nnd actual experience that them Tabulea do not havo tho tendency to loni of qualities or diminution of ex from that might tt nut havo been inasmuch os tndcr- tornlitIICOI1ILlOIt1thOT0thftt Inn drawer a traveling bait or rocket for several weeks or months aro li fnJlrol1 practically as fresh and as cfllcaclous as eTer Actlnltupon the o nnd notIng particularly tho unimpaired prosperity of great newspapers now 101 for ncent Instead of old rate of flvo tlmci amount and the peneral in nit directions toward low ratei nnrt Increased fOlIo tho company have entered upon tho experiment of putting Illpnns Tnbule In mItt InIeartnns which they will otter to upon terms which will permit of a package Iethj IIfIld Iiy tho inti1t or otcrkrpirnt ajrlco sower than over 1forO adoplt 1 fur a 11Trfa lriolJ l Jiilnn Irri Ol rAtIt form CCnteitch with vbIch the havo learned to know ant vnluo tho ItlpaMTabules but will offer the ehellra- orloxpcrlmnlollyror ths t encnt of such as may deslro them It should bo plainly understood that the of tho modlclno Is lontlclln both aorta tho only difference IcInr In Iho lonn nnl comparative rolt or PllCklulf or pulling up Tho IIvecent jack ngo am nol yel to Lo had or nil although It Ilrobable tint nlmot any ilrug gui wilt otitairt rlto ky a but In OOYCIIO n Inltlo carton nlurplywhen will be lent peatoltO paid to any aIlre for nvC cenlln stamp rorwarde1 to the JtII3fl chpmlcnt Co No 10Spruce tt Now York Unlll tuG nr thoroiIIit7 Introduced to tho tralelIIent and peddlers will be supplied at a- IrIowhtchwItIahIoVthPm a fair margin of tTOflt vis t cartons for OccnU 12 dozen III carton G IOU tiJJ outon ror 23gros 3QQ cartons for sill coih with tho oracr la every cue Ibb PI A AA elJohn 13 Casllcman Arthur G Lankan Urccklnrldge Royal InsuranceCoof The Largest Fire Insurance Company in the World uIIa Does the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky Does the Largest Business in the Southern States I Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 2498310 II PAUL M EARLINGTON KY Agent for Earlington and L Vicinity Bears o the ofmaklnu IitZCtofl Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home OCice Louisville Ky- WVVVYWWYYW nh IWE HAVE SPARED lNO EXPENSE To make our Funeral Equipment the best in this part of the State Anything andevery t thing you want in livery IJJ PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD It I v EARLINGTONKY E OTE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XIII SECOND QUARTER IN TErtNATIONAL SERIES JUNE 26 A Oomprclicnilvo Itcvlctr or tho Quni tcr Icuoni Golden Text Jude xxl Commentary by tho flay D ItT Stearns CopyrIght 1808 by D M Stcnrnil LEMON LTho Woman of Cnnnan Mnth xv 3101 Golden Text Mnth xv 35 Then eho cnrao and worships Uliii snylns Lord help mo It would seem ns If our Lord went away from the un bollof and questionings and reasonings of tho scribes nnd Plmrlseoa to bo rcfrcshc by tim strong and filmplo faith of this SyroPlioBiiIclnn woman Even Ills disc plea wero not always n comfort to Him for In verso 10 Ho said to them Aro ye also yet without understanding But lIo whoso eyes run to nUll fro throughout the wholo earth to show Himself strong on be half of every heart that Is wholly for him II Chron xii 0 saW tim faith In the heart of this woman Dud took this long journey to bless her and bo refreshed by her LEssoR IJTJlo Resurrection of Jesus Mark xvl 18 Golden Text I Cor xv 20 Now Is Christ risen from tho dead and become tim first fruits of them that slept Tho regular IO EOU for this day In Math xvI 3188 on tho sufferings of Jesus foretold would also maUo n good Easter lesson for Ho foretold Ills resurrec tlon as well as Ills sufferings Neither Ills lIfo nor Ills death can glvo us any benefit apart from His resurrection as Is fully set forth In I Cor xv 1118 LESSON III Tho Transfiguration Math xvII 10 Golden Text John I 14 Wo beheld Ills glory tho glory ns of tho only begotten of tho Father This was tho fulfillment of that which Ho sold concerning soinoof them not tasting dent till they had seen tho Son of Man coining In Ills kingdom Tho center of Ills king dom will bo tim risen mill translated saints represented by Moses and Elijah and 1 righteous Israel represented by 1etei James and John LESSON IVA Lesson on Forglvcnes Mnth xvIII 0135 Golden text Luke vI 87 Forglvo nnd yo shall boforKlvcn Forgiving ono another even ns God to Christs snko hath forgiven you Kith Iv 03 Is the way tho Spirit states It by 1aul Peter to whom our Lord was talking was n saved man and n disciple of Christ mill as such ho bad been forgiven nil and should therefore exercise forgiveness to oil oven to tho extent of 70 times 7 olso ho would lose much by it both in tho matter of present fellowship with God and also future privileges LEssON VTho Triumphal Entry Math xxi 010 Golden text Moth xxl 0 Hosannn to tho Son of David Blessed is Ho that comcth in the nnino of tho Lord This might bo called Ills Inst public otTer of Himself to Israel ns her King Ho fulfilled tho Scrlpturo whicl salth Behold thy King comcth Ho lit orally fulfilled i5cch ix 0 ns to tho man ncr of Ills entry How could they fall to ECO it Hero was forgiveness to tho utter most on Ills part but they know not tho day of their visitation so Ho wept over them longing to bless them and saying I would but yo would not Luko air 4144 Math xxlll 87 LESSON VITho Marriage Feast Math xxII 114 Golden teat Luko xiv 17 Come for all things arc now ready Those whom Ho longed to bless antI cam to savo would not receive IBm nmdo light of Ills invitations and oven alow His ser ants Yet Ho hind pity upon them and loved them and laid down Ills life fo them nnd asks What could hare boon dono moro that I have not donef Isa v 4 Is It nothing to you nil ye that paso byf Lam I 12 LESSON VII Watchfulness Math xxlv 4361 Golden text Math xxIv 42 Watch therefore for yo know not what hour your Lord doth como Just no plainly as Ho taught that Ho would dli and rlso again from tho dead so did Hi also tench that Ho would como again when not expected nnd that nil who were wlsi would bo looking for Him any hour but nt work up to tho time of Ills return oo cupylng till Ho como Ho expects to find us not only waiting but doing verso 40 LESSON VIIITho Day of Judgment Math xxv 8140 Golden text Math xvI 27 Ho shall reward every man nc cording to Ills works Along with thin text it would bo welt to placo Ilov nil 12 Luko xiv 14 I Cor ill 14 15 Un less wo distinguish between tim judgment sent of Christfor believers nnd their work Ram xiv 10 II Cor v 10 tho judgment of nations for their treatment of Israel as sot forth in our lesson and the judgment of tho great white throno for nil who do not talto part in tho first rcsurrcc tlon Hov xx 5 1110 LESSON IXTho Lords Supper Math xxvl 1730 Golden Text I Cor xl 20 As often as yo cat this broad and drink this cup yo do show tho Lords death till Ho come From tho exodus until liii own exodus Luko Is 81 Greek as the Truo PoBtovcr Lamb tho Passover was the great feast commemorative of Israels do llvcronco from Egypt nnd has n still fu turo outlook Luke xxII 15 10 but or tho night before Ho suffered Ho took bread and wino symbols of Ills body anti blood and gave us a new feast to bo kept in re mombranco of lUlU till Ho shall come again LESSON XJosus Condemned Math xxvII 1120 Golden Toxt I Tim I 1C Christ Jesus camo Into tho world to snv sinners Pllatos questions mid pcrplcxl ties nro still tho great ones Barahbas cs Jesus and What shall I do with Jcsusf As then so now tbo majority choose hlarab has Dud if they over think of Jesus it it often only to wish that thcro was not any such person LESSON XLJosus Crucified Math xxvll 8550 Golden Text I Cor xv 3 Christ died for our filni according to the Scriptures Thero was no other way by which ntoncmont could bo made Aslnlesi man was required and to that end Ho bo camo n nina Because wo are flesh and blood Ho took tho BOIUO Hob 11 11 and lived in a body like ours sin excepted for over BO years LESSON XIITbo lllsen Lord Math xxvlil 820 Golden Text Rev 118 I nm Ho that llvcth and was dead and behold I am alive for evermore A risen Christ at Gods right hand having nil power In Heaven and on earth is tho great truth wo glory in and pray with lnul That I may know Him and tim power of Ills resurrection If our lives showed Ills risen life in calm anti clear reflection patiently suffering or cheerfully doing sill that comes to us to boar or do wo would accomplish moro for Him or rather Hi would accomplish moro through us to Ills glory If only wo knew Him better and believed Ills lovo moro fully wo would be constrained to Go quickly and tell thoEi who do not know Him The Thlnc That Make For Peace Tim Diblo has n great deal to say it coiumoudatlou of pence but nt the sam time strongly condemns those who cr pcvsco peace when thoro is no peace cud declares with vehement cinpliasi that thoro is no poaco to tho wicked II discriminates between a truo and n faInt poaoo approving tho ono and coudcmu lug tho other Wo sometimes hear met say Lot us liavo peace while tho do tho things thatroudcr real peace ini possible True pence must have its faun dation in rlShtceusnessPresbyterlnt- McssonJcr A Debatable Point Agnostics and BO called liberals are in our experience a thousand time moro intolerant than tho conservative of any religious faith Jewish Voice The World Is Ullnt Put out n fools eyes nnd ho will nay that tho world is blind Christian In struotor CUR1 I4iRU HLRt ALL ELSE IAttS flest Thte luod hoc IntImo1tuJthgLr 1 d 11 11111111 11111 1111 LII- I t IrINCORPORATED iMiners and Shippers of COAL AND COKE i I I I Genera Office Earlington Kentucky II BrA nch Offices ijjA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville It G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Paducah 11 Tennessee Kentucky jf S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets I Kentucky Memphis Tenn riI A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street EvansvIlle Ind if Vl1tc3hIc Age11tsJOHN T IIESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo J Wt i BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill H Pt I I THE FAMOUS NO9 LuAU fFor all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables jf used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE iiMARKET I p I CRUSHED COKE FOR BASK BURNERS ID FURMGES Whyrjbuy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One titonof the Crushed Coke will do the same work as ione ton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY I 1a 1 1 t 1Vft 1 t It1I1 11 11w CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic Var tho Week HcfjInnliiB June 10 Comment by Kov S II Doyle TOPIC Trno rlondililp Prov xvlll 24 Mark v 1510 John xv 1213 Nothing is moro tloslrablo in this lIfo than truo friends thoso who will com fort us In tim hour of trouble assist us in the hour of need stand by us in tho hour of trial look charitably upon our weaknesses and frailties nnd appreciate that which is best anti truest iii us Soma characteristics of true friend ship nro suggested by tho topical refer ences 1 Truo friendship is born of trno friendliness A man that hath friends must show himself friendly Provo xviil 24 Lovo begets love kindness begets kindness and friendship begets friendship It is Impossible to have friends and not bo friendly If wo feel lonely sometimes and tho need of fol lowship and association with others nnd havo it not and wonder why others have such a host of friends lot us examine our own lives and see if wo have not been unfriendly ourselves 2 Truo friendship manifests itself in tho hour of need A friend in need is a friend indeed Thoro is n friend that stickcth closer than n brother says the wise nine Wo apply those words to Christ Solomon did not Ho had learned from experience perhaps or from observation that men had some times found friends who vero moro con stant nnd moro faithful than brothers This is a common human experience In tho darkest hours of lifo in tho hours of greatest need friends not bound to us by the tics of blood aro often wore faithful to us than thoso who aro The supremo test of friendship is tho hour of need and it has not been infrequent that friendship has often stood tho test of need bettor than relationship In tho hour of need wo should bo truo and con stant to both brother and friend Our sympathy and our aid should be nt tho call of all who have either claim upon us Tho greatest need of our friends is their spiritual need If wo havo reedy ed healing for our sins in Christ and our friends havo not wo should toll them of tho Christ who is nblo to heal nil men Christ said to tho man out of whom Ho had cast a dovil Go homo to thy friends and tell them how great things tho Lord hath douo for theo stud hath had compassion on thee So wo should tell our friends what Christ has done for us that they may bo led to desire His friendship- S Tho truest friendship is divino friendship tho friendship of Christ Ho is indeed tho friend that stioketh closer than a brother Ho has stood His own test of ideal friendship that n man lay down his lifo for his friends Christ as a friend has power to help us in time of need Ho understands us as t no ono else docs or can anti is therefore able to help us as no ono also Ho never will llsappoiut us Ho is always near and ready to help us His friendship is intelligent disinterested nud constant Cnn wo do without It To havo it wo must bo His friends nud to bo His I friends wo must obey Him Yoaro lily I friends if yo do whatsoever I com wand yon It Will you do ItBiblo Readings Dent xiii 08 I I Sam xvIII I II Sam i 2527 II Chron xx 7 Provo vi 13 xvii 17 xsll 81 xxv ill xxvii 0 0 17 Mlo vii 0 I Zsoli xiII I Lnko xII 4 Jas I 11 Jil iv 14 i I John ii 1517 Hartford went dry on the i8th by a majority of thirty High Ii- I cense has prevailed there for the past three years W a Washburnc of Fleming j county was attempting to unscrew a glass jar of preserves when the jar broke and cut his left hand see verely severing an artery lie ale t most bled to death before medical assistance could be secured In a melee in Christian county a byIbottle Ho was not injuredexcept the loss of the whisky and a good deal of anticipated fun I State Briefs George Mauls of Owcnsboro cut his throat with a razor last week He loaves a wife and three children Eycrctt Tompkins shot and killed Norman Smith in Clinton count The trouble arose over ai flagDr M D Logan the oldest physician in Doyle county died on the i8th He was a Colonel un der Morgan Upshaw Merritt colored of Hopkinsvillc fell under the wheels of an excursion train at Hender son one leg cut off and a hand mangled Boiler Explodes Sebrce Ky June 22 J8981 Special The boiler at J B Ramseys tobacco factory blew up this a m at 9 oclock instantly killing Lee Reider colored the fireman also scalding his daughter very badly and Fitz Brown col ored aged fifteen years was scalded and bruised considerably Mr J B Ramsey was in the boiler room a few minutes before and told the fireman not to run the steam up over forty pounds and as soon as Ramsey left the steaming boss not knowing what Ramseys instructions were to the fireman told him to run the steam up which he did with the above men tioned results Dixon News Wynn Dixon of Dixie was in town SundayMiss Betlio Coffman is visiting Miss Ruby Tapp Sam Dixon of Hcmlmon is in town this week John and Willie Cavanab went toSobrtc SundayMrs Addie Bender gave an illustrated lecture Tuesday and Wednesday nights at the Union church Delmer Dixon who has been al West Point military school is al homo on a fur laugh The show has been hero for nearly three weeks aud interest is increasing as Is shown by the large crowds that attend In the County Examination that was held here Friday and Saturday there were fifteen applicants and six out of that nnm ber failed John Parker who has been confined to bis room for some lime with consump lion is sinking rapidly James Crews who was shot by Hurrley Nail near Little Zion Is Improving and hopes aro enttrtnined for his recovery Dud Ramseys child is very sick and Is not expected to liyo Jay and Autumn Limber left Tuesday ArkansasThomas and Miss Leona Over by were married at the brides homo near near Vandersburg Sunday The groom is a promising young man and the brido is tho daughter of William Overby a wellto do farmer They have the best wisbesof the writer CHAT Letter List The following letters remain uncalled for in the Earlinglon postofTtco and will be sent to the dead letter office unless called for Adams Mr Dud Urasier Mrs Mary Dacam Minnie Drown Mrs Emma Dyars Mrs Tom Cole William Dixson George Doris Mr I K Fox Clint Fells Wm H ParenT L Gardner Rev H fl Harden James Hendrict Mollie Harris Garfield Irwin Charles Latham PM McGarcn Lizzie Mosely Mrs J II McManus J W Pentecost Frank Philip John Rodeman Lizzie Ruuyon C E Roberson Mrs A J Roach Miss Sallie Rise Mrs Wiley Smith Lee Southard Thomas Tisdull Miss Alice Thompson Rev G Wiliiat Mss Jano Wartben Mrs Geo Wilson Mrs Dettle Mrs John Webb- C G ROBINSON P M YANKEE DOODLE The tnnn of Yanlcoo Doodlo was known in Unglnnd III early t1I the r iRn of Ct rloi I- and was used to ratlrlso Cromwell In colonIal times It win couplod with various dopacrel TCTBoa and plnjcd mid sung by the BritIsh In rldloalo of the American Tbo i alrloU IlckoJ up the song and mado It n national favorite 1 Fnthcrnnd I wont down to cnmpAlonBwllh Cap tAl OoodwlnAnd theta wo MW the men nail boys As thick M hast y pud dingI I Tan kcodoodlo koop It up Ynn koo doo llo dan dy Mind the ma ito nnd tbo step And with tho girls bo hand y I Cnoncs Ynu kco dooillo keep It up Von koodoodlo linn sly Mind tho inuslo and the stop And with tho girls bo hand y 3 kOHUponITo lookil as big na nil outdoors They boat It with two little sticks Soma thought bo was much larger To call tho men together 8 And thoro they had n copper gun 6 Out I cant tell you half I Hood Dig na a log of maple They kept up such a smother Thy tlod U to iv wooden cart I took my hat off mado n bow A load for fathers cattle And Bcatupcrd homo to mother 9ur Eeleted Eitiens porlamIngCto ALIX KDI Uatlmjtoii Kr Miss Wheatly of Hopklnsville the so liciling agent for the Hopkinsville Major was in our town the first of Ibis week She was the guest of Mrs Lillie U Cavanaugh Several of our people went to Evansville last Sunday on the excursion Mrs Sandiford McNary was the guest of Mrs Rash the first of this week Mrs Smith of Mortons Gap Is hero visiting friends The hangout last Saturday night should be a reminder to our people Mr John Ross Sr of Madisonville en route home from Dawson Springs stopped over last Sunday and was the guest of Mr and Mrs Lige Pntchett Mrs Emma Christian was on the sick list last week Rev John Bailey will preach the first Sunday in July at tho park at a oclock p m a special sermon for the sinners and for all who desire to be present Mrs II Amos is very sick Dont forget the Childrens Day at the Methodist church next Sunday Miss Lilllo Cavanaugh is on the sick list this week Miss Lizzie Rash Is sick Remember the big picnic on the Fourth of JulyGeorge Helton Larsfoon and Mat Hel ton got cut 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