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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 7, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 bee1898070701_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): July 7, 1898 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. (c ?, J "1 ,$ LgwninMiiiilSliilMiiiiiifllinPiv,'"fc''''l"'to"'1g''''''ia-l'''''Hilntiffsli- uSuuuilV J Till! LAKUIiST LINU Ul' 4 1.1., .4 'i".t fr.mrJ l ,.3l .rft f. dLsB&Ll&V W A. 'J JC J- -" .M. X X2 -' In Wettern Kentucky It now at . X"X- - WALL PAPER, And hang It on the wall complete per room, work from fj oo and up. first-clas- s guaranteed at MADI50NV1LLB, KY. WB CONTRACT TO FURNISH D.SISK'S BOOK STORE. MADISONVILLD. KY. guaranteed. vjuii In all the leading design and colon. Uotlom prices liiryja yw y,av$ A. D, SISK'S BOOK STORE, nymry "yni'"y.s nywi'ip' i ,""iJ By.'" y EARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1898 uiry,syiiriy;ii'iyiii.iiifpuuBiiiiiyiiiiij'iiyjiu,y.wi.yipi.'' NINTH YEAR. DR. MENDENHALL'S IMPROVED NO. CHILL AND FETOR GDI I HI! ion Appalling Maritime Disaster Sable Island to the East of Halifax, N. S. Off THE FRENCH LINER LA BOURGOGNE SUNK. Hho Wmi In Colllaloii, Slondnr Slornlnp, With tlie Ilrltlili Htciuncr C'romnrtliy ahlro-O- ttt of Nearly Klglit lluiulrod HodU on Hoard I.f than Tito llandred Knonn to llnvo Iloen Sated. Halifax, N. S., July 0. Tho Ilrltlsh iron ship Cromartyshire was lowed in hero by tho All tin liner Urecicui, with UUAIIANTKKD her bow torn away by ft collision, TO CURB 00 miles south of Sable Isliunl, with .. CHILLS AND FEVER tho French stenmer La llourpopno, And Malaria lit nil Forms. Tasteless. No rcnulno III unit tho nlvoTn picture and UiO which latter vessel went down ten l,;nnturo of J. O, Of tho 600 minutes lator. J'rlno, GO contn nt all Doalors. and crew on bonrd La PRHPAREOONLY DY only 200 wcro saved. Ono ,T. O. MlCNmamiAJC-X- , woman wrt) saved by her husband. a EVAHSVII.LE. IND. Tho captnln and other deck King, Si. Clmles, Ky., went down with tho ship. Tho Sold by Crabirro Cnil Mining Company. Ilsley Cromartyshire laid to and plclcod up Kentucky tlio 200 pasflcngcrs nnd seamen who wero rescued, transporting1 them to Surplut Fund tho Ureclnn, which came along shortly Capital Stock Paid In, afterwords. 120,000. 150.000. Tljo log of tho Cromartysliiru, signed COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1807. by Capt. Henderson, is as follows: T V V jTg i Jrif iti 'J 'if Hi wtft flat? .TJ Till H1L tfJr Hour-gogn- o, ofll-ccr- Or-nrg- JNO. G.MORTON, BANKER, (.now all nbout it bat to salaried men, worr earners anil to women it the bink Is a hero's nafet There's convenlenco-tlpood om money always ready antl out of rrach of jour own petty It is easy to spend too l sums when you have a large sum in your pocket. 1 m iwjuan-ilrrtnsm-il- I hi advantages of .1 bank account It is not to busurn numerous. ings men wo are talking they AlADISONVILLE, - KENTUCKY OMAHA EXPOSITION,! Juno 1st to October 31st. TUB GRANDEST EXPOSITION (except World's Fair) ever planned in the United States. Located within cheap and quick access of the entire Missouri and Mississippi Valleys, at your own doors. Through tickets beyond Omaha allow " Reduced excurstop-oversion rates to Omaha. Take the Burlington Route, the old and (irmly established line to and through Omaha in any direction. s. sition of ship 00 miles, south of bablo Island, ship by wind on tho port tack heading nbout W. N. V., though under reduced canvas, going; about four or flvo knots per hour. Our foghorn was being kept going regularly every minute At that time wo heard a steamer's whtstlo on our weather side, or port beam, which seemed to be ncarlng very fast. Wo blow the horn and wcro answered by the steamer's whistle, when all of a sudden sho loomed through tho fog on our port bow and crashed into us, going at a terrific speed. Our forotdp mast and main mast camo down, bringing with It yards and everything attached. Immediately ordered tho boats out and went to examine tho damage. I found that our-- boats wcro completely cut off and tho plates twisted. Tho other ship Dlaappntreil Through the l"og-- . However, our ship was floating on bcr collision bulkhead, so there seemed no immediate danger of her sinking. Wo set to work Immediately to clear the wreckage and also ship our anchor, which was hanging over tho starboard bow and in danger of punching holes in tho bow. Wo heard a steamer blowing her whlstlo on coming back, and wo answered with our Tho steamer then throw up a rocket and fired a shot. Wo also threw up soma rockets and flrcd several shots, but wq neither saw nor heard anything 'inoro of tho steamer. top-gallnfog-hor- Tho Captain' Lop. "On July 4, at 5 a. in., dense fog1, po- divided as follows: o first cabin.' 125 second cabin, 205 third, and 220 crow. An Kntlre Family from Knnias City. Kansas City, Mo., July 0. Among those on La llourgogno were the entire family of John Perry, of tho firm of Keith it Perry, ono of the biggest coal and lumber firms in tho southwest. They included Mrs, John Perry, Katli crlnc, aged 0 years; Misses Florenco and Sadie, twins, aged about 20ycars, and A. Perry, nged 11 years. Mrs. Perry, with her two youngest children, had met tho older daughters, who had just graduated from an eastern college, In New York, all proceeding to Franco for n summer's outing. Mrs. Joseph II. Durkco, also among tho bhlp's passengers, was an aunt of Jed II. Durkco, ot this city, who manages the J. If. Durkco Coal Co. 'a Interests here. Sho was supposed to bo trnvcllng with tho Perry party. AmoiiB Tlioao Booked From Chicago. Chicago, July 0. Among tho passengers on the llourgogno Wcro Mr. 12. It. Rutidcl and wife Mr. Rundcl was of tho Chicago Economist. In tho party with Mr. and Mrs. Uuudel were Mrs. Edwin S. Osgood and son, aged 11 Ty cars. Mrs. Osgood was tho wife of Mr. G. S. Osgood, of tho firm ot Osgood & Co., engravers, in tho Woman's Tcmplo. Accompanying this party wcro also Miss Harriet M. Tower, asststant teacher of tho Garfield school; also Miss Eloy Reeves and Miss Hess, of tho Lewis Institute Mrs. Rundcl, Miss Reeves, Miss Tower and Miss Hess went as delegates to tho World's Sunday-schoo- l convention, now In session in London. 725, niirhtv-flv- on the La Bourgogne Tliey were: Mary Martin, P. Pampanln, Mary Raboli, C. Carncto, A. Rcgglardi, Louis Hamlu, C Alberts, B. Bartrnml. Mary Martin was a Swiss woman. A Michigan Unlvcralty Prof eaaor Sailed on ill-fat- The Royal ti the highest grade baklag powder known. Actual tettstJiow It goes one- third further than nay other trail Ann Annoit, Mich., July 0. It has been definitely ascertained that Prof. E. L. Wulter sailed on La Bourgogne Prof. Walter occupied tho chair of romantic lnngungcs nnd literature In tho university of Michigan. Lh I!ourco2nc. pom POWDER Absolutely Pure ftOVAl I 111 1 1 Commodore Flagship Schley's Caught Half a Dozen Shots During .the Chase. OF THE OTHERS WERE INJURED. lrzl?B PTMp 0MK A Beautiful Present for a. few months tn all Users of the celebrated ELASTIC STARCH, (Flat Iron Brand). To induce you to try this brand of starch, so that you may find out for yourself that all claims for its superiority and economy arc true, the makers have had prepared, at great expense, a scries oft fl NONE ASARGr! ? rWMO Ok WW IjuH FREE IflM SPAIN I Si! AND CENTER. The People are Gradually Learning the Truth and the Storm Will Soon Burst DESPAIR, RAGE Lato Dispatches From Uon. Shnfter-deToral Agrees to the Kxchaiigo of Ilohson and Comrades Iteport that tho Alphonse XII. Tried to ltun tho Hloekade and wan Captured. n. THIS ITAfitfl VflU 0 j.cjTubihgerbroS'c? P tUUHO KM CO., ktw VOHK. RECRIMINATION. OTHERWISE UNNOTICED. Chicago papers havo non-unio- reappeared, jTho Bacaatn Will Havo to Stand Aaldo nnd n stereotyped having been a Man ot Common secured. Miilto Way for Seme Tho Queen llcccnt InconsoUblo 3 Tho 'tiro nt the'St. Louts fairgrounds, Oter Kecent Now "God Alono Know Tuesday, destroyed five stables and six What Will Happen." valuable raco-horso- s. Wicnthol'ojr Lifted. HOWARD ELLIOTT. L. W. WAKELEV, Ctocral Manager St Ctn'l Tats. Agt. Louis, Mo iJiM rWl m fa J I Ud 2THR0UQH VISTIBUIEO TRAIHSDA11Y T cars nton HEWORlfANS NASHVILLE & CtilCAGO. f.P.JEFFRIE5.G.P.A CtVAH5VILLE.IN0 O.n.niLLHAH.0.5.A NASrtVlllE.UMt DETECTIVE Wa want a man in every locality to act ns private Detective under Instructions. Experience Address. unnecessary : DETECTIVE lAOENCY. i Nailirillc, Tenn, !' ''' '' 't'it Don't Uso Drugs unless yon need them, and then only pqro drugs, such as are sold by responsible druggists. We keep only tho best. That is the great distinction to bo looked for when the time comes that you nerd them Nowhere else will ypu find so complete a stock. A good time to begin that spring medicine. ,. ST BERNARD DRLO STORE, IIKYAN HOPPER. Manager. GREATEST BOOK OF THE AGEi MB Shortly after, or about 5:30, tho fog lifted somewhat, nnd we saw two boats pulling toward us with tho French llag flying. Wo signaled them to como alongsido, and found that tho steamer was tlic La llourgognc, from New York to Havre, und that sho had gone down. Wo laid too all day and received on board about 200 survivors from amongst tho passengers nnd crew, reported to bo In all about 800. Several of tho passengers wcro on life rnfts without oars, and I called for volunteers from among my crow and tho HurlvluB l'rcncli btaroon to bring those rafts alongside tho ship. Some ot tho passengers nnd seamen from the sunken steamer assisted us, and wo jettisoned somz30 tons of cargo from our forchold in order to lighten tho ship. At about 3 p. in. another steamer hove In sight bound westward. Wo put up our signals "N. C."(wnnt assistance). Shortly after n steamer bore down townrd us. She proved to be tho Grecian, bound from Glasgow to New York. Tho captain agreed to Take tho I'nMcuccr on ltoiinl, and also agreed to tow my ship to Halifax. Owing to tho condition of my ship, I accepted tho offer nnd proceeded ut once to transship the passengers At 0 p. and get ready our tovr-Hnm. wo had mado a connections, and proceeded In tow of tho Grecian toward Halifax, having put a sail over tho broken bow to tako part of tho strain off the collision bulkhead. There was at that tlmo 14 feet ot water in tho forehead." Comment of tho Croraartyalilro' Crew. The crew of tho Cromartyshlro comment freely upon tho fact that only ono woman was saved out of 300. Nearpassengers wcro ly all the first-clas- s lost, those saved being stccrngo and sailors. Prof. La Casso and his wife wcro in tho water eight hours, clinging to a raft, boforo they were picked up by a boat from tho Cromartyshire. They lost everything but what thoy stand In, Including monoy and valuables. According to the latest figures thcro were 103 persons saved, ot whom 100 wero officers, sailors, firemen, waiters and other ship's pcoplo, while 50 passengers escaped, The I.Qt 8tcam!ilr Nkw York, July 0. La llourgogno was built in 1880 at La Scync. Sho was d d screw steama er of 7,305 tons gross register and of Sho was 405,5 feet 8,000 horse-powelong, had 53.3 feet beam, and was 31.0 feet deep. Sho was built ot steel and iron, had compartments and car12 water-tigh- t ried water ballast, c. four-mnstcship-rigger. Madiiid, July 6. via the FitoNTirsn, 0. The enthusiasm aroused by tho misleading dispatches to the Spanish government from Cuba is changed into the waitings of the families of tho victims and lamentations of the naTho ministers aro tional disaster. crestfallen, nnd aro still concealing tho rametiKSr Hooked From lloaton. Bostox, July 0. At least five passen- worst. Tho oxtromlty of despair, rugo and ger on tho La Bourgogne engaged passage at tho ofllco of the French lino recrimination prevail among tho popusteamer horc. They wcro Leon Dar-tca- lation, and tho authorities aro adoptn music, teacher, with a studio in ing strong precautions, fearing popular this city nnd living with his wife, also outburst. n passenger, at Jamaica Plains. AlMarshall Martinez do Campos has bert Weiss, a member of the Boston been foremost in tho endeavors to preMiss Minnie symphony orchestra. Connors (foreign buyer for n dry goods vent disturbances. A government crisis Is lramlneut.and house here), and Madamo Vert a French dressmaker residing in It Is regarded as probable that Scnor Sllvela or Marshal de Campos will sucBrook line. o ceed Scnor Segasta as premlcr.and l'nMcuccr from Cleveland, U. peace In order to prevent tho A. Angell, Ci.i:vi:i.am, O., July of the local law firm of Webster, An- Americans from attacking seaboard gell Co., wns a passenger on tho La cities of tho peninsula aud ruining Bourgogne Ho was on his way to Spain. Switzerland to join his wife and two Tho palnco Is strongly guarded, and children. tho queen regent, who is described as Do Scott Evans, tho former Cleveland being Inconsolable, Is receiving the ship. sympathy of the sensible portion of artist;' was also on the With him wcro his three daughters. the population. There Is no disguising Tlieao Wero from Waihlnstou, tho fact that grave forebodings aro Wariuxotox, July 0. Mr. and Mrs. heard as to the future of Spain. Anthony Pollock, of this city, wcro on Tho tone of tho general public may La Bo argognc. Mr. Pol lock in tho senior be summed up in the remark frequentmember of tho law firm ot Mturo, nnd is a man of large means. They had ly heard: " "God nlonc knows what will planned to remain abroad three months. Tho agents ot tho steamship comThequceen Is greatly nUlictcd nnd pany here have on, thctr lists also tho did not leave her room throughout names of Miss E. D. Valletta and Mrs. Tuesday. C. Bourquln, tho names of neither apThe Spanish government's decision pearing in tho city directory. to continue tho war is published, and, Known to Hate Ileen on Honrd. it is added, tho Americans need 200,000 Nkw Yoiiic, July 50 It was learned men to continuo tho operations in Cuba, at the Hotel Martin that tho following it being alleged hero that the persons sailed on La llourgogno after of the Insurgents is practically having stopped at that hotel: nil. B. J. Cautlco, Galveston, Tex. J. Str.as, wlfo, son and daughters, PRISONERS TO COME NORTH. Ilnmcls. Mrs. C. Blchon, Mexico. Augusto La Coste Uloron, SL Mario, Sampaon Directed to Send Ills l'rlaoiiers North, tho Offlccr to Fort Wnrren, Franco. tho Seamen to Scaty' Island. Mrs. M. Zabclln, Mexico. Mr. nnd Mrs. Groin, Mexico. Wabhinoton, July 0. Sampson has Scampo, Mexico. been directed to send his prisoners to Wcro From Allochonr City, Fa. tho United States. Possibly tho Hnr-vnr- d will bring some of them. The PiTTSiiuuait, Pa., July 0. Two of La Bourgognc's passengers were Bertha St. Louts Is filled with wounded and Maria Flucklgcr, of Allegheny soldiers and can not bo used to convey the Spanish sailors. The enCity (second-clas- s passengers). offRev. Father John Williams, of Ells- listed men and worth, left here to tako passage on tho icers among the prisoners will be sent Ilourgoguc, and is supposed to havo to Portsmouth, N. II., where thoy will on Scavoy's Island, bo confined perished. In tho harbor. Orders for tho ImmeI'Mnenscra from New Urloan. diate preparation of that place NkwOih.kaxs, July 0. The only New for tho reception of the prisoners are Orleans pcoplo known so far to havo going forward. Tho commissioned been aboard La llourgogno are 'Mrs. officers, from Admiral Ccrvcra himself, Jules Aldlge, Sr., her daughter, Mrs. down to tho ensigns, will be sent to Dr. Robert Bordc, nnd tho Inttcr's little Fort Wnrren, Boston harbor, where girl. Mrs. Aldlgo and her daughter are thoy will bo turned over to the army well known In New Orleans society. for safo keeping. July u, fOnly a small majority of Ccrvcra'a officers decided the attempt at escape was tho best thing to do. Edward S. Dwycr, of Chicago, was sentenced to the pcnltcntlnry by Judge Smith for embezzling 8310,000. Mrs. Bert Brown, while feeding horses at her Ttomo near Prophctstown, la., was kicked to death by n colt. C. II. Wltte and wlfo celebrated their golden wedding at St. Louis, and were congratulated by scores of friends, fwilllnm Chapman, aged 20, went to sleep on tho Illinois Central track near Curbondale, III., and was killed by a train. Gen. in Ar-rou- pro-pos- 0.--- E. t lll-fat- hap-pcnl- bans, who trlod to prevent him reaching Santiago. Robbers relieved L. O. Leach's farm-hous- o near Paxton, 111., of 82,500 worth of negotiable cotes during tho celebration on tho Fourth. The American fleet's victory at Santiago put new life into tho tired army, News of the engagement created unbounded enthusiasm. It is reported that tho Spaniards arc firing Indiscriminately upon wounded soldiers, surgeons and men wearing the inslgna of tho hospltul corps. Porto Rico will bo tho next point of attack. Havana won't be attacked unarmy of til wo havo a 80,000 or 100,000 men to send thore Fred Dcnglor, a prominent citizen ot Hot Springs, Ark., died suddenly of o heart disease Mr. Dcngler was grape grower and wlnemakor. Prof. James P, Brccse, for throe years superintendent of the Lyons (In.) public schools, and an educator of note, Sled ot hemorrhage, nged nearly 40 years. Recent analyses mado at tho Arizona university of samples of sugar beet, from tho Salt River valley show a remarkable increase in tho percentage oi sugar. Calvin a Whlttaker, 14 years old, whllo bathing in Big Muddy river, at Murphysboro, 111., got into deep water and wns drowned. Tho body wns recovered. While firing a small cannon at Palmyra, Mo., Robert Means was struck in tho face with a chargo of powder, blowing off his left car and leaving mm totally blind. War on the scalo which infests many of tho oranges has begun at Pasadena, Cal., under direction of the horticultural commissioner. Up to date he has taken out over 0,000 trees in his diswell-equippancx-tcnslv- a light nt Las Palmas with tho Pnndo was seriously wounded Cu- American ships. The Spanish Flap; Hauled Down. The Spanish flag was hauled down from the Infanta Maria Teresa while tho Vlzcayo's men wcro swimming ashoro at Azcrradores. After the flag had been hauled down Cuban soldiers, concealed In tho brush, flrcd nt tho Spaniards, arousing tho indignation ot tho American sailors who witnessed tho act. Prisoners Taken on Hoard the Oregon. Tho Cristobal Colon's crew wero taken aboard the Oregon. Several hours after the Colon went ashoro head on, sho floated, and was beginning to sink. The New York rammed her several times, using fenders, nnd pushed her up on the beach without injury toclth-c- r vessel. It Is hoped she will be saved to become part of tho United States navy. Altjer, Sewelt and Coruln Aro Well. Wabhinoton, July 0. Secretary Alger has received tho following dispatch from Gen. Shatter: Camp Near Santiaoo, July 5. -- Captain I Off Santiago de Crn., July t, via Jamaica, July 5 (Delayed in transmission). During the pursuit of the Spanish fleet on Sunday, tho Brooklyn was struck half a dozen times, but no injury was done to any of the other Kl.NOsro.v, GAME PLAQUES exact reproductions of the 510,000 originals by Muvilie, which will be given you ABSOLUTELY FREE by your grocer on conditions named below. These Plaques arc 40 inches in circumference, are free of any suggestion of advertising whatever, and will ornament the most elegant apartment. No manufacturing concern ever before gave away such valuable presents to its customers. They arc not for sale at any price, and can be obtained only in the manner specified. The subjects are: American Wild Ducks, American Pheasant, English Quail, English Snipe. The birds are handsomely embossed and stand out natural as life. Each Plaque is bordered with a band of gold. ELASTIC STARCH has been the standard for as years. TWENTY-TW- O How To Get Them: All purchasers of thrco 10 cent or six Beent packages of Elastic Starch (Flat Iron Brand), aro entitled to from their grocer ono ot theso beautiful Oarao Plaques freo. Tho plaques will not bo sent by malt. Thoy can bo obtained only from your grocer. Every Grocer Keeps Elastic Do not delay. This offer is for a short tlmo only. AHLLION packages of this brand were sold last year. That's how good it is. ASK YOUR DEALER to show you the plaques and tell you about Elastic Starch. Accept no substitute. 1 Alger .and Sowed and Mr. Corbln aro well. I am fcellug bettor. Had honed to be up this morning, but as everything is quiet, I will remain stllL (lea. Wheeler Is foeble, but remains with his command, aen. Young loavos for Key West Qon. Hawkins Is slightly wounded la toot. All others well. y. To otu 011 lliuriilluii Aiiiii'Xiitlon. Signed 0. There will le a vote ou the Huwaliun nnncxntinn this week. It Is expected within tho next 48 hours. This Is nn understanding, but Is not nn agreement ns yet. Washington, July Illinois Central lllS TPn I R. R. ANNOUNCEMENTS. Major-Ocncr- al SnAiTEii, Commanding. Hobon and Comrade to be Hxchungod. Wabhinoton, July 0. Tho war department posts the following from Gen. Station. 1'lttiburgh Clnrlun itl. St. Louis SL 1'uul Davenport Central now Tue TATTTiTfT' h" onIllinois anl wl" con la,e I I II I Klver New. tlnua ,lie "me untll SepXUUlvlvJX tember jo, i8oS, round trip niliaugo TTaln fall I summer tourist tickets from A Qujgo. El hours. In 84 hrs. Ti (A I South It HN points on Its lines In the resorts a large list ot summer X XJU -- 0.1 .! 4 In tho North. Its fast double T.H Shatter: -- 0.B -- 0 4 1.2 SO 0 03 Adjutant General, irathlngton: Camp Near Santiago, July 6. I am Just In receipt of a letter from Oca Toral agreeing to ezchango IloUson and men hero, to make exchange In the morning. Yesterday ho refused my proposition ot eichongo. Signed SnAFTrn, Major General. 6.2 17.0 8a Memphis LouUvlllo Cairo Now Orleans SS 0.2 ft.t 3.8 0.3 JV.2 1.2 . rail T Traco. dally service to St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and Louisville enables ono to reach quickly and comfortably the mountain resorts 61 Virginia, the Whlto Mountains anil Seaside of New England, the 1 housand Islands, the lake and forest resorts ot Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, the Hot Springs ot Arkansas,;the Yellowstone Park or the resotts of Colorado. Itil THE MARKET REPORT. WKDNRSDAY, (J ruin nts, GENERAL PAND0 WOUNDED. Pniillinvn Sniirill'l II UuUlllvill ft. July A new 1898 edition, entirely rewritten, and giving facts and conditions, brought down to dale, of ihe Central's lie Wa Shot In tho Arm Whllo righting Uarcla'a Force nt Las Falma, Kn Itoute to Santiago. and l'rovlalons. Two riillitdclplilnii wero On Hoard. Phlla-delphia- 0. Two who are known to havo sailed on La llourgogno were Francis Penn Steel, Jr., aged 21 years, and his sister, Gcrtrudo Steel, aged 17 years. The Steel family is wealthy and prominent. Was a Itealdent ot Itocheiter, H. Y. RociinsTun, N. Y.,July C II. S. Crumley, whose name is In the passenger list of La Bourgogne, was a resi dent of this city. Ills parents llvo In Kingston, Ont, Philadelphia, July The Fopo Uejoeted. London, July 0. A dispatch from Rome says tho pope is profoundly dejected nt tho fresh disaster to Spain. Tho dispatch adds that several car dinals- strongly urge his holiness to make another attempt to nrrnngo peace between Spain and tho United States. - Two Ladle from St. Taut. Ibmaklia, Egypt, July 0. Tho machinery of tho Spanish battleship is out of order, and she is compelled to stop hero tincc early morning. THE PRISONERS MUTINIED. The Feliiyo' Machinery Out of Order. o Tim llrttlnli Hhtn Cromnrtvshlre. Capt. Hcndorson, sailed from Dunkirk, )'S Bit lie Historu on Juno 8, for Philadelphia. She Is a throo-maste- a snip oi i,ws Ii wrtttan brofWant Hon. Will Urn Twait OMiUiw, tons register. Sho was built at Glas and lrelnnn. (Jhmtar. i.i'rmlr ! Mmt llritUc . Iter. gow in 1870, and is owned by Y. L,aw HHa,"rft luminary. Ulifcimo, 11). liter, trwlerlo W. Farrar.I) 1), & Co., of that city. Sho is 248.0 feet .inior ll.Ouiwn, l.,luIU (Jollfitie,Honwrvllle,Miua. long, has 33.8 feet beam and is 22.8 feet r iinnaanina armnnr inari l. it deep. An Katimate of Thoio on Uoartl. Nnw Yonn, July 0. Inquiries at tho French lino offices concerning tho numkverelt Hale, I) U.. South OODsrwaflonal VtChorea. ber ot people on board La llourgogno Ikwlnn, Mum i Hot. Jowph Aear Jleet, I) !., wltraa ilofleiw. Itlchmond, Eng i ltor. Caipar Jlene Oreiprr, showed that thcro wcro but 85 first jlhleaeo. Chi. Unlvcr.lt Clmnr VlilUnMn, D.IJ.. Hart. 1) U.. ot rlnltr Oollw. cabin passcngors. Tho romalndcr of 1 roio. 111.1 ItaT. Kamui was explained, was mado John1. llMtford.Oonn I IUt. J. Monro aibon,l).l).BU Ucorga tho list, It Wdo1 Fraabitorlan f)hurch.lxn(lon, Eng liar. Bccond cabin passengers, and was O.Irmr,J.M..lhoXeniple.lljiton,MaM. lllintra-tlan- t, up of 61. ulMaaw "Ofl'utt KUITIO- VU para..halt flovant, (aJJOj full not qulto complotc. (tilt edgu, cloth, ti)i No record Is obtainable of tho reuiIiItWuITIOXLJM iwBoa. MO fnll.paa llhutra-mainder of the second cabin people nor Htilo A Ht fdew, full tlitc' full lerant. tufted, p) I TlMU:HtjlD-twovolulu- oi. of tho third class. This makes tho total numbor of persons on board, according to but information obtainable, Monroe fun, Chlwllllaeii. Vu"uiL.r,lno Sit xull-rlgce- il A-- Should bo In Every noma and Library, The Cromartyahlro. 0. Among the Spaniard Cnpturod from tho Marlt Teresa passengers on La Bourgogne, lost oft Hadn't Enough nnd Oot An Capo Sable, wcro Mrs. Hcloise Legas, other I)oe. a widow of this city, and her daughter, Mrs. J. M. Bronk. Washington, July 0. A special dispatch to tho Evening Star, dated off I From Ucndlnjr, Fa, Santiago, via Port Antonio, Jamaica,' CiciJJ.NJfATr, July 0. Dr. L. Llvln-gooJuly 0, says: on La Boargognc, Is from Read"After tho destruction of tho Spaning, Pa. Ho has a brother here ish licet, somo 430 of tho men on tho Maria Teresa wcro placed as prisoners Ha ItelHtlvea In Topckn. , Kas., July 0. Mrs. J. E. on tho Hnrvard. For somo reason not yet ascertained of Now Dillon and Mrs. Dillon-OliveYork, reported lost in the Bourgogno these men mutinied. The officers nnd crow of tho Harvard disaster, aro the mothor and sister of Hiram P. Dillon, n promlnont railroad wero not unprepared, however, aud thos mutineers wcro fired upon, .Six Span-lardnttornoy here, and receiver of tho Manwcro killed outright and Vi wcro & Burllngamo railroad. hattan, Alma wounded. Tho Only Woman Saved. This taught tho Spaniards n lessou Halifax, N. S., July 0. Mrs. La and restored quiet, Casso, wlfo of A. D. La Cassc, language teacher of Plain villo, N. J., was tho THE FIFTYTfTHC0NGRESS. only woman saved from La Bourgogne Tor-EKAr, St. Paul, Minn., July New YortK, July 0. A dispatch to tho ncrald from Kingston, Jamaica, says: Another of tho Spanish leaders, Gen. Pando, has fallen In battle, but his troops, numbering 7,000, havo succeeded in getting Into tho city of Santlngo. This interesting news is obtained from refuegces who arrived hero from Santiago on tho British Pallas nnd tho Austrian warship Maria Teresa. According to these refugees Gen. Pando was seriously wounded In tho arm while commanding his troops In a battle at Los Palmas, at which point Gen. Oarcla, with several thousand Cubnns, attempted to prevent his further advance townrd Santiago. After tho battlo Gen. Pundo's men proceeded toward the city, finally entering without difficulty. Gen. Pando trict. was carried along with tho troops, nnd Tho internal revenue collections for now Is being cared for on the dismantho district of Kansas and tho Indian tled Spanish cruises Rclna Mercedes, nnd Oklahoma territories for tho month which Is lying in Santiago harbor. of Juno amounted to 853,400.05. This OF THANKS. is 811,000 moro than tho collections for A RESOLUTION Juno, 1897. Mamie Scroggs was climbing a shade It I Not Iutendod that Commodore Schley's Fart In the Santiago Victory tree in her father's yard at Warrcns-'Shall be Lost Sight Of. burg, Mo., and had reached a height of 12 feet, when sho fell on tho sharp Wabhinoton, July 0. Senator Petti-grepoint of a picket fence, causing her has introduced n resolution tendeath within an hour, dering tho thanks of congress to ComThcro is talk among senators and modore Schley nnd tho men under him representatives of passing resolutions tor gallant conduct In tho destruction especially thanking Commodore Schley ot the Spanish fleet nt Santiago. for destroying Ccrvcra's fleet. Samp- It occasioned some debate Senason is being criticised for not mentiontor Hale said no ouo knew who wns ing Schley in his dispatches. entitled to tho credit of the great vicFour sticks ot dynamite wero found tory. in a shock ot wheat on tho farm of Mr. Pcttlgrew said ho Introduced tho Fred Seybold, n wealthy farmer near resolution to remove, in n measure, tho Logansport, Ind. Tho deadly explo- erroneous impression that Sampson sive was capped, and only n slight jar had won the most remarkable nnval was necessary to touch It off. battlo ot the world. In response to a telegram, O. C. LamTho resolution went to tho commitbert, nged 03, nn inmate of tho Illinois tee on naval nllairs. soldicis' home, wns arrested at Quiney on tho charge of having committed a HE MUST MOVE ON QUICKLY. girl criminal assault on a Admiral Caniara Is at Sues with His Fleet, iu Fnriro. N. D.. six months atro. But Has Ileen Notllled that Ho Must Movo On. COLON. CRISTOBAL CRUISER man-of-wld No. 3, 7ao. Corn No. 2 mixed, 2, No. 2 whlto, 2SUc Oats-N- o. Pralrlo, l5.Owas.S0; mixed timothy, clear timothy, tr.isoai I oa Ilutter-Croam- cry, 11loMo; dairy, tiaita Kggs Fresh, Be Lard -- Prime steam, tJ.10. Pork-N- ew standard mess, l9.40S0.5a Bacon Uxtra shorts, 5c, clear rlbi OHc; clear, Ohc; all pached. Wool --Choice tub washed, tvaSc Wheat-Futu- res closed. July, 73i73HcbJ September, ttSJicu; December, 65c. Tickets and full Information as to rates In conCorn-rutu- rcs c. olosod July, 31Mc nection with the above can be had of agents of tho "Central" and connecting lines. CtiiCAQO-Opcnl- ng quotations: Wheat July S. a. Hatch, 01. Pats. Agent, Cincinnati. opened at T((c, advanced to 47f c, went down Dlv. Agent, Memphis. to7l'ic then up to T4)c September started at 7 John A. Scott, Dlv Past. Agent, New Orleans. Win. Murray, Pass. S3MQ69Hc, sold up to 03c, then reacted to 68Vo. -- July began nt 21VQ31XC, nnd rosq to Corn A. H. Hanson, G, P. A. W, A, Kellond, A. G P. A. 32Hc Oats July opened at 2lSc, and sold up Chicago, Louisville. pork openod to SHKo. Provlslons-Soptom- ber at ttt.73, roso to W.8C);, then sold down to I9.77H , September lard started at Jvu, and InnKMVttlXltKMMI IT lr advanced to 13 40. September ribs began at (5.85Q3.40, and sold up to IJ.45. v. ... 22c. CnicAao-Closlng IttoatTO; clear, St. 11433.80; straights, U003U5. Wheal -- No. 3 red, T7e, 3I&3IHC Hay faBOttao.) IlUllIubt ulitl U "st been luued. Is a sfii.napii lllinlral. pamphlet, contains a largonumber letters from Northern farmers prosperously located on the line of the Illinois Central Rallrmil In the States of Kentucky, Tennessee, Mississippi and Loulsana, and also a detailed write-uof the cities, towns and country on and adjaceat to thai line. To bomeseekers. or those In search of a farm, this pamphlet will furnish reliable Information concerning tho most accessible and prosperous portion of the South. I'ree copies can be had by appljing to tho nearest of tho undersigned. Guide I quotations. Wheat-Jul- y, 78Jc; September, OOUiaoOHo; December. OOHo. Bcptember, SMfQllljc; Com -- July, tember. 20J.CJ May, 23So. Pork July. K 3t j W.30; SeptemSeptember. 19 85W. Lard-Ju- ly, Short 5.15aM7H ber. 15 40B5.42. October. Htbs-Ju- ly. 5.45j September, U.4714. CHICAOO-Ca- sh No. 2 rtd, 81c; thcat No. 3 da, 7MJS0c; No. C hard winter, 73c No. 3 hard winter, 703720 j No. 2 spring, 75c , No. 3 da, 70381c, Na 1 northern spring, 87S88a Cash corn. No. 2, 32?q, No. 8, 32a Cash oats; 3, 21Jic Deccmbcr,33Ue May.lbo. Oats July,22Vo, Sep- Na Llvo Stock Market. exports, 15.0535 20; ST, LotJis-Cattle-ra- ncy fair to choice 13.85115.00; butchers', Kl00t7i); cows and heifers, a503120. Ilogs-Paok- ing, (3. 1033.80, butchers' hogs, W6033.87H i lights, rango at U.503L75; Shcop-Prlc- os f3.5033.80. spring lambs, H 7530.10 per 10(3 lbs. Heavy droit, good to extra Drivers, good to extra fiilctaiflt7r VUI IdlUli 9 German Liver Powder -- r.mmy.vmr?. SS 02 Cures INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system is heir to. Saddlers Matched teams, Strectcrs Southern animals I 55 003170 09 50 00.1200 00 W 00 good to extra.... 150 OOdiAiO M HOUSES. 0jl3i 00 Price, 25 Cents. jylApAfAninfpAr Sold by St. Oernard Drug Store. IN naoodiitioa 22 BOtb 51 50 MULES. It hands, 4 to 7) cars old UK handi. 4 to 8 years old 13 hands, 4 to 8 years old 15M hands, 4 to 7 jenrs old 125 S3 43 37 50 WfJ 50 00 ,H i 60 WA 83 OJ 70 0OJMI0 00 Chicaoo Hogs Estimated receipts, 22,000 head, left over, 3,500 head Market Ktron, 5o higher Light, t3.S2M33.85; mixed, M.T033.CO; Id to 10H hands, I to 7 years old 0(iu 70 CO "50 YEARS' IMPROVEMENTS FARMING." Suez, July 6. Tho Spanish fleet, Tho Hpanluli Ship May bo liaised and, commanded by Admiral Catnara, has Foaalbly, One or Two ot the Other, arrived hero, and has been notified by und Added to Our Navy. tho officials of tho Egyptian governNkw Yoru, July 0. A special to tho ment that it must leave this port withHerald from Washington says: "I think .It may bo practicable to raiso tho Cristobal Colon and possibly one or two other Spanish ships." This is tho reply made by Rear Admiral Sampson to Secretary Long's cablegram inquiring if it would bo possible to float any of tho wrecked and add them to Spanish tho American navy. Immediately upon its receipt Assistant Secretary Allen gave consideration to the employment of wrecking companies to proceed at once to Santiago de Cuba and take charge of the work ot raising the ships nnd of removing from them all valuable equipment. Cnlllslonln I.nUo Erie. Cleveland, O., July 0. A collision occurred In tho laite thrco miles from the mouth of the river shortly after 1 a. m. As a result tho passenger steamer State of Now York Is badly damaged, almost all tho upper works on the port sldo having beon swept away Hourv by tho prow of tho whale-backCort, bound In. No ouo was hurt men-of-w- 24 hours. The government has also notified Admiral Camara that ho will not bo allowed to coal here in teX:?f 1 Li . i Jmft."" Hofrular l'naioucor from Donvcr. SENATE. Boar-gognDenver, Col., July 0. The La Washington, July 0. Tho senate carried ono passonger from Den-rer- , passed a resolution directing tho Miss Mario Picoe committee to invesligoto A St. Loulanu on Hoard. nnd roport whether further security CmcAao, July 0. Tho last person to is needed for protection of tho govengage passage on tho steamer In Chiernment against fraud and contracts. cago wns C, D. Angelica, a clothing A bill was passed granting American dealer at 114 North Ninth street, St. registry to tho steamer Tltanin ot San Louis. Mr. Angollcn camo to Chicago Franclsce and to consult last week in HOUSE. with his brother about a trip to E urope Tho houso concurred in tho senate ovcnlng passago was socured Paclfio railroads amendment to tho deThursday for hliu In tho second class, but too ficiency bill. Voto 00 yeas; 80 nays. late for his narao to nppcnr In tho list To Urine Homo the Wounded. of second class passengers. Wabhinoton, July 0. Tho wnr deCnllfarulan Who Wero on the partment has rccolved tho following: Stenmer, In CAMPNKAll Santiaoo. July Ii Tho Jro 0. On inquiry qols sailed two days ago with COOnoundcdt San Fhancisco, July agents for Cherokee sails with 3:5 wounaod. nt tho ofllco of tho local Shatter, Signed tho Frcuch lino, It was learned Commanding. that there wcro eight Callfornlans A o lo-ilMajor-Qcner- al (Flrat Setslon.) plements. A vast amount of practical inforQuotations for middling rango as follows: At. mation. The Alfonso XII. Destroyed. Louis, 5 New York, 6c; Now Orleans, A valuable aid to farmers who Wabhinoton, July 0. Secretary 5 7,'c Memphis, fie; Charleston, 8c desire to stimulate production and Long has received word through Gen. Financial, which is New YonK, July Qrccly, signal officer, Money on call nominally profit. tho re- m31K percent. Prime mercantile paper, 3tf3 as confirming accepted Extremely interesting and inport, that the Spanish ship Alfonso 4 per cent. Sterling ciohungo easier, with actual structive. business In bankers' bills at 4S3li34!S5M for XII. was destroyod while trying to nnd at 484K2484U tor 00 days. Posted ONLY 15 CENTS A COPY, by mail. s run tho Havana blockade Gen. rates. MXQHS7. Commercial bills, 4833 ISJX". bend your ( r Jer to Information came tn a cipher mes- Silver certlllcatcs, 6033S))(, Bar silver, 59). sage and he considers tho report relia- Moxlcan dollars, 13(,. Government bonds btron;. THE BEE, Small gains ere tho rulo'at ble Tho ship Is said to bo a total loss. stock market, higher quotations the opening of Eaklinoton, Ky. from London It occurred near Mariel. oxcrtlng a sustaining Influence, but a numberof Cotton, . Grcc-ly'- Cattlo-Hecol- pts, 12,500 hcavy. I3 7033.P7H Published by Ihe New York Tribune bead. Market steady, lOo higher Ilceves, 12.4034 75; (4.1035 30, cons and heifers, Second Edition. Texas steers. (3.5034.70; stockers and feed12,000 head. 332 Pages, 18 by I2j4 Inches- ers, (3.25 I 80. Sbccp-ltcccl- pts, Market Rtcady. Natives. (3 4023.0); westerns, A general review of the advances (4 2534.73; lambs, (1 0038.40. Kansas City Cattle Native steers, (3.03ft and improvements made in the 5.00, Texas steers, 13.034.75; Texas rows, (25033 50; native cows and hollers, (2.003 leading branches of farm industry during the last half century. 4 05, stockers and feeders, (3.1035.00; bulls, (3.2534.15. Hogs-B- ulk of sales, (3.6333.80; Special articles by the best ag(3.05&&00; (3.3533.60; packers, hcavlos, mixed, (15033.80; lights, (3.4033.83; yorkcrs, ricultural writers, on topics which Sheep-Lambs, (3.0033 05; pigs, (3.0033.43. they have made their life study. (3.7530.50; muttons, (3.0035 00. Illustrations sf old fashioned imHogs Active at (3.10&3.&5. Cincinnati r Much in Little Is especially true ot Hood's nils, for nomcdi clno over contained so great curatlvo power In so small space They aro a whole- medicine ported here that the Spanish warship Alfonso XII. attomptcd to run .tin blockade out of Havana and was captured by nti American cruiser. Two moro ships aroexpected from S.inlingo with scrlouBly'woundod soldiers ou board. ltoportod Capture of the Alfonso XII. Key West, Fla., July a It Is re- always ready, al- - nasav wayi efficient, always sat- - MJf tsfoctory; prevent a cold or fever, cure all liver Ills, jlcV headache, jaundice, constipation, etc. 250. I'ueo&lv rills to tako with Hood's Sarsaparllla. chest, Hood's ill ho most speculative blocks showed sharp fractional declines. Tho market lacked animation alter tho first sales. Tho rlso was htopivd and soma sharp losses followed. The dccllno was temporarily checked, but Just boforo II o'clock liberal offerings wcro renowed, and tho lccl of prices soon fell throughout Tho news of tho disaster to La Bourgogno bod a depressing effect. Near midday tho selling movement wus exhausted, and fractional followed. Sales ot stocks to noon were 110,101 shares. wero dull and about steady Bonds Co (Eompoimo prescriptions properly it takes time. It requires experience and a complelo knowledge of drugs. It requires the druggist lo have a large amount of drugs-fre- sh drugs. Ho must give the best possible work, and for compensation he must be reasonable. Are you a subscriber Bke? You should be. to The J. Ji. llalloy, proprietor of a hotel at Hoplclnsvlllo, Ky., who disappeared WITH THE ABOVE FACTS RUMEto-UEfrom his homo In May, has been heard WE'RE CAREFUL. from. His wife received a telegram from Santiago, Cuba, stating that ono ST. BERNARD DRUd STORE, of his legs had been shot off In tho battlo there Friday. Almost tho entire town or uunsmuir, Are you a subscriber to The Cal., was swept out of existence by tiro Bee? "You should be. Tucsdtr morning. K Mf p r lTT A S Sundry War Notes. Bee From the New York Advocate. correspondent asks which we think will triumph in this war. A ws- - W&r' t K C L i Mr W' w- - .ft i an vt, Unless a miracle is wrought, or the powers of Europe place their PAUL M. MOORB, Editor and Minagfr. navies at the service of Spain (and this would be a miracle), there can BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY. be but one result. Incorporated. Another correspondent asks Hnt.rtd tho Pcttoffice at Rirlltigton at Second when we think the war will end. situ matter. We do not think on the subject. Two naval officers of high degree, SUBSCRIPTION HATES: and of character higher even than their rank, stated within two One Year, .tilcllr In advance Ii oo weeks, in our hearing, that it was " " Six Monlbt, 30 their opinion and that of most of 3 ' Three Monlht, " SlnileCoplei 3 the naval officers whom they knew Specimen coplet mailed free on application. Corieipondenti wanted In all parti ot the that unless Spain surrendered beeounlT. Addren at lor particular!. fore she was entirely financially and physically exhausted, it could THURSDAY, JULY 7. 189S. not end till some time next summer. No positive signs of its being exhausted are apparent now. It is an interesting and suggestive tact that the senators who argued for weeks in executive session in favor of the annexation of Hawaii, their speeches not being (Special.) The order for the laid before the public, are now intentionally silent. It is said that movement of the troops of the first Vaccinated arms are still sore. this is to save time and force a division under General Wilson has Mike Pritchctt is carrying an ugly speedy vote. That may be the been rescinded. The destruction one. But Mike is so changed for motive with some. The last seige of Havanna took of Ccrvcra's fleet changed nil plans the better that you would scarcely place before the invention of tor- after the men were packed and know him. He looks fine and is pedoes and Krupp Runs. A fleet doing well. of 200 vessels, among the finest in ready to move. Milton Martin has been on hosin the British Navy, and an army Chickamauga Park, July 4th. pital roll for a few days but is alHaof 15,000 men went to take (SpecU) Correspondence to Tin Un.) vana by a brilliant coup. Lord again as ever. most as The brigading and Albemarle was in command, and Billic Hewlett, who has had a the assault began June 6, 1762. of General Wilson's First Division, slight illness since coming into advan- First Corps did So great were the natural not stick and now camp, says he is all right again, tages of the harbor that, with the the regiments have been brigaded and glance army steadily at work and the 200 a at him tells the story ships pounding away, the time again. As a result tho Third Ken- that he is happier as one of Uncle ANNOUNCEMENTS. from June G to August 14 was ex- tucky Regiment will not move now. Sam's volunteers than he would bo hausted before the garrison sur- The First and Third Kentucky and CONGRESS. in any capacity on the face of the We are authorized to announce W. rendered. Fifth Illinois arc now brigaded to- globe. FOWLER of Christian County, a a candiThe government has advertised gether and will remain at home. date for Congress from the Second Congressional District, subject to the action of the Republican for meat for cats on contract. Lieut. Col. Jouctte Henry went part jr. This will in all probability neces-itat- c Rats on leave of absence to Hopkinsvillc We are authorized to announce Hon. "Thereby hangs a tale." JOLLY W. Jolly, of Daviess county, as a cananother move of quarters by of didate for Congress from the Second Congres- and mice do immense damage the Third since the other two regi- immediately upon the return sional District, subject to tho action of the Re- in army storehouses. A wise man Col. Smith. publican party. suggested the cats as a reliable ments arc now to locate close toCapt. J. L. Burchficld bade antidote to rats. Cats were pro- gether. The present loca'ion of The Sebree Herald issued a very cured, when lo, it they derived to his wife today, spend the Third is excellent and the new good-bycreditable anniversary edition last their entire living trom it, it was location is not far away and equal- ing most of the day in the city week, having completed its third discovered that rats and mice were with her, after a visit from her to too aristocratic a diet. The cats ly as good. year. camp of some days. became victims of gout, dyspepsia General Wilson moves his headThe city of Nashville is now en- and other fatal diseases. A wise quarters Lieutenants Powers and Price leaving at midtertaining the Young People's So- man suggested to vary their diet night for Charleston, and a large were in charge of Company A. on eighnow ciety of Christian Endeavor, which with beef, and it twenty-fiv- costs cents body of troops will follow at once. tnc very quiet rottrtli that was teen dollars and is in session frpm July 6 to u. per annum per cat. As a means The movement of troops begins spent in camp. It was almost like of grace we seize this opportunity in the early morning, when the Sunday, in fact it was much more K. Carlisle, a son of of speaking favorably of William cats. Second Wisconsin and the Six- quiet for the Third Kentucky than of John G. Carlisle, During the two months of the the Treasury, died in Greater blockade Havana has been fortified teenth Pennsylvania, our boys' was Sunday. On all sides among New York Tuesday, where he had until it is now one of the strongest nearest neighbors and best friends men of various regiments could be for some time been practicing law. fortresses in the world. Hundreds will march at 4 o'clock to the rail heard the wail that "two Sundays of guns have been mounted; a road station several miles distant. had come together" and the hope double line of defenses constructed These, their friends of the former that it would not occur again. assistPostmaster John Martin and bis ants on last Sunday found a snake in the on the land side. On the seashore Third Brigade, bade them good-bSunday was a pleasant day for postoflice. How it got in there they do not on both sides of the harbor enwith regrets. When the the boys of the Third Kentucky. trance, the hills are crowned for know, but the supposition is that it was men from each com preparing to celebrate the Fourth ot July, miles with earthworks and bristling Kentuckians took up their present Thirty-fiv- e It is the opinion of camp ground, these two regiments pany under a detail of officers It is useless to say that the Snake is dead. with artillery. mapy observers in Cuba who arc cleaned up the grounds and hauled Hustlers visited Chattanooga and spent the that We have heard of people seeing friendly to the United States, least them water as an net of pure hospi- day in the city and on the mounit will require an army of at snakes after Fourth of July cele- seventy-fiv- e tain, thousand to capture tality. Lieutenants Powers and brations, but this is the first time Havana, and it will probably cost A Wisconsin man said Price escorted the following from we ever heard of a postofficc being that army thirty per cent of its off- that they had always heard of Ken- Company A: Sargcants: E. Nisbct, icers and men. infested with snakes. tucky hospitality and when they Fl Nisbetj Corporals: Powers, Representative Cannon, Chair- heard the Kentuckians were to be 'Tutr, Chapman, Watson, Sleet; The Kentucky Press boys, who man of the House Committee on brigaded with them they thought Privates: Grant, B. Rice, W. Niswar are off on their annual jaunt, cele- Appropriations, says that this mil- they would take the initiation in W. Scott, Stringer, Mohlcr, will cost about four hundred brated the Glorious Fourth at lions if it continues to the end of hospitality. Another man from the bct, Wright, Stokes, Reynolds, J. Macinac Island, Mich., in an ap- the calendar year. The current same State said the other day after Sweat, O. Walton, T. Stewart, J. propriate manner. There was fiscal year ends June 30. The seeing some exhibition of Kentucky Cook, E. Witherspoon, Potter, speech-makinrejoic- war appropriations already made, spirit, that if he ever decided to Gower, P. Morgan, A. Davis, ing of Sampson's victory, etc., all together with those carried in the apply a rough epithet to a pending bill, amount to $371,637,-74Yates, Nightengale, Laycock, of which made the occasion one Tne appropriations in them he would want his coat off Worthington, Ramsey, M. Smith, long to be remembered, and one extend only from July 1 to Decem- and his hat in his hand. Shacklctt, Jas. Taylor, Tom Fin-leof our quill drivers, Editor James ber 31, 1898, and the appropriaThe line of pilgrim friends travA. Jones, H. fones, Brian. W. Stewart, of the Elizabcthtown tions from the beginning of the eling to and from Chickamauga All spent a pleasant day, but the Spain has Leader, doubly celebrated, by get- war up to June 30. third-rat- e and Park, and they come from all prettiest part of the story is the been spoken of as a ting married to Mrs. Cora Hivcly. even a power; but judged quarters. With 40,000 soldiers The Kentuckians never do any by the amount of money we arc camped there, each with his many fact that at the time set for the men of Company A. to meet at thing by halves. compelled to spend in dealing friends and relatives, there is an the railroad station for the return with her, she must be somettiing endless multitude from which to trip, not a man was missing. But The great city of Chicago has more. A fleet is composed of twelve draw. Carriages are going at all it is an open secret that there was been without any daily newspapers hours between Lytic and points in more than one man who left for several days, except those sent battleships. A mosquito fleet is composed of the park, hauling friends to bid Chickamauga Park that day got in there from other points. The twelve or more small boats. the boys God speed. back late and landed in the guard stcrotypers on all the dailies went A squadron is composed of less This from the Chattanooga News house. out on a strike, and the proprietors than twelve battleships, and is often a part of a fleet, such as the expresses beautifully the Fourth of have been playing a game of A number of visitors from Kensentiment felt here: freeze-ou- t with them. They refused van, center, or rear squadron. tucky spent Sunday and Monday A flotilla is composed of twelve There have been Fourth of July to grant the demands or take any or more some of which celebrations in Chattanooga mark- with the boys of the Third and of the old men back, and have may be battleships. ed by varying degrees of success made their hearts glad. been importing men there to take Hence the United States has no and enthusiasm, but never a natal A. number ot tne boys arc reday on which were more reasons membering the folks at home, and their places. They succeeded in fleet; neither has Spain. Admiral Dewey commands a for patriotic utterance and exuber-en- t publishing all morning papers yestheir obligations there, and instead squadron. exhibition than today. terday, getting out four page ediAlmirante Montojo also comIt is not the first Fourth on which of squandering their funds for tions. At one time it looked as if mands a squadron. soldiers have occupied the city. drink or passing pleasure are sendActing Admiral Sampson com- Twenty-fivthe strike would become general years ago they were ing home their surplus cash. But mands a flotilla. here, filling the valley from Look- - usually the money of a soldier among the newspaper printers Almirante Cervcra and Almirante out Mountain to the river, and from machine operators, pressmen and Camara each command a squad- Moccasin Bend to the fields of flows like water. others going out with the strikers, ron. Everything was bustle at Genmodern Chickamauga Park. The but it looks now like the backbone Tioys in blue had the town then, eral Wilson's headquarters, preOne hundred and ninety-fivof the strike had been broken and men have been selected for ap but were not received with the paring for the move at midnight. things will be running smoothly in pointment as second lieutenants in same cordiality that characterized The General received me most Bullets and swords met a few days. There was a great de- the army. Much time and consid- today. I find that kindly, nevertheless. mand for foreign papers during eration both by the President and them at the threshold then; cheers Secretary of War have been given and flags were their reception to- he is 'very popular with the men this lull, and news agents succeed- to their selection. Of this num- day. of his Division for the reason that ed in getting most any kind of a ber eighty-ninThirty-fivare known to be years ago the boys he treats them as men and is one college graduates; fifty of them in gray sang "Dixie" and the boys price for their papers. of them. honor-meof their classes, of col- in blue echoed "The Effort is being made to stop the leges having military instructors. Banner," as the contending Kentucky Fair Dates. brothers gambling in the park among the following are the dates for In the one hundred and ninety-fiv- armies of American The institutions are rushed at each other, bent on Soldiers. There is a strict law pro dolding Kentucky fairs this year Forty-eigh- t represented. are now slaughter and conquest. Today reported: bo far as hibiting it and the army officials August 164 in the volunteer war militia, and the boys from Georgia waved their are trying to prevent its infringeLawrenceburg, thirteen enlisted in the regular hats and shouted with enthusiasm days. ; ment. A raid was made on a crap Fern Creek, AtTgust, 1CK-- 3 days. army. There were seven thousand when the strains of "The applications for the appointment, Banner" were heard, game in a southern regiment today Lebanon, August 1 G days. Army officers, especially the West while the soldiers from Penn- and, among others, an innocent Broadhead, August-12 days. August 23 4 Point men, are delighted that sylvania and Ohio gave "Dixie" onlooker who wouldn't play craps, Shepherdsville, different college no- cheer after cheer as the bands hays. tions and methods are going to be gave out the melodious old song was hustled to the guard house. London, August 24 3 days. Shelbyville, August 24 4 days. put on trial alongside of West so dear to the hearts of the South. He got out but the boys had a good A country, hostile only laugh. Madisonville, August 24 4 days. Point and army methods. The one hundred and ninety-fiv- e have to a common foreign foe, joined in August Germantown, 24 4 to pass an examination of Orlean Pritchctt is in luck and mental the celebration in Chattanooga todays. holds a position as stenographer Bardstown, August 30 5 days. and physical qualifications. Those day. who pass at General Wilson's headquarters. Lagrange, August 31 3 days. Senate by will be nominated to the Notes of the Camp. the President. He is regularly enlisted and has Elizabethtown, September Everything belongs to the sol- the rank of Sargcant. Orlean's days. Circulars Sent Out. diers. They have got money to arms consist of rifle, revolver a days. , Ewing, September Chairman of the Republican burn and many of them burn it Glasgow, September 14 4 days. big one and a machete. The State Central Committe, C. M. beptcmber 2 Louisville, Barnctt has sent circulars to all and everything is theirs for the last seen of him he was at the days. buying. Considerable freedom Third Kentucky bidding good-bydays. the county emmittces throughout Hartford, September the State directing them to select and leniency is shown them, too, and devouring a large hunk of Owensboro, October 4 5 days. three names in their respective by the civil authorities of ChattaPaducah, October 4 days. cocoanut cake from home. counties for submission to the nooga when they get too boozy of Election Commissioners. as some do. mess was Board Capt. Burchfield's Subscribe for The Bee. able-bodie- Great Blood Purifier is Hood's Sarsaparilla, of The Bee A Representative Which absolutely Spends the Fourth With Cures every form of the Soldiers. Impure blood, from The pimple on your THE BOYS HAD MONEY TO 13URN Face to the great Scrofula sore which All ricmbcrs of Company A. in Drains your system. dood Slinpc Third Regiment Thousands of people Will Not Hove Now. Testify that Hood's REGIMENTS HAVE BEEN IIKIOADED AGAIN Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Order far Movement of Troopi Under General Dyspepsia, Malaria, Lots of Wilson lias Been Itescinded Catarrh, Rheumatism, Visitors Notes Taken at And That Tired Ilandom. Feeling. Remember this And get Hood's Chattanooga, Tcnn., July 5. And only Hood's. AT CHICKAMAUGA The World's better than the Chattanooga hotels. The Captain was absent but his Lieutenants entertained myself and other friends far beyond my conception of officers' mess.. The Captain is a good judge of a cook is no slouch himself on that score as the ladies who have oyster suppers will remember and he selected "John, the Cook" with his usual good judgment. Very few of the boys are on the sick roll. Will Smith has not recovered from the mumps yet and kept his tent most of the day. Clarence Cherry is a member of Company B., Bowling Green, and does extra duty part of the time as stenographer to Col. Henry. Jim Rash, of the Henderson company, has made himself even more popular by distributing what looked to be a hogshead of smoking tobacco. The boys of the Third were carrying it literally by the hatfull and buckctfull. Oscar Walton got leave of the Captain and escorted me to the railroad station as I left the grounds. Oscar is working and living right to make a good soldier. P. M. M. DOWN IN THE MINES. The Earlinslon miner complains not when he can Ret four days work per week, as was the case last week. Engineer Wanks, of South Diamond mine, was among those who celebrated tho Glorious Fourth at this place, Monday. Mr. Uoardman, of tho Carbondalo mino made a brief visit here last Monday while en route to the Hvansville celebration. Miners from different parts of the county were out in force to celebrate here last Monday. A day's outing is always highly appreciated by them. Last year the great coal strike originated in Pennsylvania, and now there are several mines on a strike in that region. Where will tho trouble end? We are informed that two more organizers and agitators were in our midst last week, but they have found their labors among our miners arc spent in vain. Superintendent Salmon, of the Crabtree Mines, came over last Monday and spent a portion ot the day with relatives and "" friends here celebrating. Ot course the St. Bernard Coal Company had no control of the weather, yet they did all in their power toward making the big 4th of July picnic a grand success. The question of a sufficient coal supply still continues to be a perplexing one to the Spanish navy, as shown last week when they were tied up on account of a scarcity of fuel. II. M, Adcock, formerly an employe of the L. & N., at this place, has accepted a position with Mr. T I Liar nes, near N'ebo, who operates a small coal mine near that place. Happy indeed was the St. llcruard Company's chief official on the day we celebrated wticn the glorious news came in from Sampson, staling that be had completely annihilated Cervera's fleet. Occasionally you hear of a Spanish sympathizer, but we have yet to hear of ajcoal miner in these regions so expressing himself. In fact, we don't believe our patriotic miners would tolerate such an act The Gear Creek Hydraulic Mining Company has been incorporated, with a capital stock of $1,500,000, by Thco N. Uarnes-dal- l, of Bradford. Pa.; I M Marshall, of Mars. Pa,; W. I Burke, lohn F. Steely. John C. Miller, of Pittsburg. Pa , and others. Racine. Wis.. luly a. The coal sheds of William Pugb, covering two blocks.burned this afternoon. The flames damaged slightly the Case Threshing Machine Works adjoining. The steamer, David Rust, which was unloading coal at the docks of the coal sheds, was damaged forward, her large mast being burned off and falling into the river The coal sheds contained 0 tons of coal. The loss is estimated at between $75,000 $100,000, covered by in- 20,-00- ARE YOU BANKRUFTinhealth, constitution undermined by extravagance in eating, by disregarding the laws of nature, or physical capital all gone, if so, i FOR EVERY FOOT Your Shoe is here. We make a point of fitting people Any house can sell shoes once. Wc sell shoes over and over to the same, people. Steady trade is the test of a Shoe Store. We have lots of such advertisements walking .around over Hopkins County they walk a good deal, the Shoes feel so easy and look "swell." Our Pingrce & Smith, our Williams & Knecland, our Zicgler Bros., our Sachs, our Wolfe Bros, and our "Battle Ax" Shoes can not be turned down. ' We Stand Behind Any Shoe We Sell You For a Good One You Know. There is the Right Shoe. NEVER DESPAIR Tutt's Liver Pills will cure you. For sick headache, dyspepsia, sour stomach, malaria, torpid liver, constipation, biliousness and air kindred diseases. Tutt's Liver Pills an absolute cure. For the first time In years Agent George O'Bryan, of Henderson, failed to show up on the 4th of luly, and we suppose the Dewey day at Evansvillo proved a greater attraction for him. Agent Matt Draper, ot Empire, came down on the 4th and spent several hours here. Although tho rain did pour Matt cared but little after be read the glorious news of the annihilation of the second Spanish fleet A small strike took place at Hopktnsville one day last week. A crew of men in the employ of the Western Union Telegraph Company struck because the foreman could not secure for them a pass to go home to spend the 4th. WE WANT YOUR SHOE TRADE, d e t, e y to-da- y to-da- y fire-work- 1. Ken-tuckia- n y, sarance. fifth-rat- e A dispatch from Louisville states that the sale of the Jellico mines to an English syndicate has been completed. Messrs McCrosky, Morton & leromc. of London. England, represented the English parties, and Messrs. E. T. Halsey, Howell Davis and Powhattsn A. Toldridge the Louisville interests. The property includes a total acreage of 32,729 owned by eight different companies, operating in tho Jellico district, situated in Whitley county, Ky., and Jellico, Tcnn. LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS. men-of-wa- r, Wc understand that Dispatcher Wool- dridge will soon tako a much needed rest. The restoration of five ot the ten per cent cut on the 1st of this month was glad news to the men. and while many expected the full restoration, Ibey feel thankful for what they got, ana will wait patiently until January 1, when the remaining five per cent will be restored. Ay an indication of the business done by the railroads in tho South on account of tho war, a trainload ot cartridges alone was recently shipped to Tampa. Fla , by way ot Savannah, Ga., which comprised ten cars. It is an evident fact that the government has on a small scale taken possession ot and is now operating a short road In Cuba. This is according to the Popu-listi- c platform, yet wo are afraid the populist will not goto Cuba even if their ideas aro carried into effect. Here is what an able writer in the Manufacturer's Record has to say about the great prejudice that' lias heretofore existed in the South against corporations. "You think, then, that the South has been greatly retarded In its progress by thn prejudice against corporations?" "I know it. I have felt it. I see it wherever I go. Tako the railroads for illustration. Tho South needs more of them. There are sections ot the South that are fifty or sixty miles from a rail Of course, these sections would road. give a large portion of their lands to have a railroad built through them, but can It be expected that any additional railroads will bo built in those States where the public men and legislatures are doing everything in their power to destroy the railroads already in existence? This vicious sentiment, so disastrous to all progressive movements, is also, I think, on the decline. Let us hope that wherever intelligence rules and ambition for a higher development prevails and a sense ot justice presides, this prejudice against railroads may be softened to the point whero equal and exact justico may be meted out to the greatest creative agencies known to mankind. Of the 1,0093 miles ot railroad constructed in the United Slates during the first six months of ibis year, three-fifth- s of the mileage was built in tho states west of tbo Mississippi and all but 80 miles of this in the southern halt ot the section. Some 37S miles were built In ten states south of the Ohio river and east ot the Mississippi. With the exception ot five miles in Maine not a mile was built in the New England States. In the southwest Alabama heads the list with 125 miles, then follow Missouri 94 milts, Louisiana 78 miles. New Mexico 71, California and North Carolina 65 miles, Texas 63 miles, Georgia Cz miles and Oklahoma Territory Gl miles. Kentucky does not have a showing In this estimate for the reason that this kind of enterprise encounters serious discouragement in this state Political piracy runs rampant and delights to center its assaults particularly on tbo railroads. All the forces of rapine and party blackmail in the democrat and populist organizations y are exerted at every session of tho legislature to the Injury of railway investments, although there is great need of new or extended lines to open undeveloped resources. Kentucky has a total railway mileage ot 3,045, with but an increase of 31 miles in One fourth ot the counties are 1S97 without railway facilities. In spite of the fact that they are fruitful of ore, timbtr and agricultural products, but substantially useless because inaccessible. Railroads aregreat educators. As tbey open the way to the mattock in the minr, e the plow in the field or the In the dell, for the complete development of burled or neglected riches, the feuds disappear, and school houses stand whero the illicit still stood. Capital is not unmindful of these advantages, but It fears the attacks of the political brigands who lie in wait for it In the legislative balls. Kentucky is bountiful and it will be marvelous In product as soon as it is saved from official highwaymen. Ken-luck- lMggj MADISONVILLE, KY. J"YOUR MONEY DAOK IF YOU WANT IT. BISHOP & CO., gSftAftftftSSftSAAAftAftftft4i8 BuildaHome? AKJIUKU 4? 9 fMIHiMM a House? Kl 4i 9 5ELssijg g?. Repair For SprinR and Summer .. Make your nest comfortable v-W- E Now is the tunc for this kind of work 49 4? 4? 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 49 PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER i HAVE THE STUFFS i ? 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Great interest was taken In the picnic here on the 4th by tho railroad boys, and when they lend a helping hand success Is assured. The passenger travel on tho Henderson division was very heavy on the 4th and on some trains an extra man was put to assist in collecting tickets and fare. The place of honor In tho big parade at Evansvillo last Monday was captured by the Howell band, and Master Mechanic Walsh certainly felt proud to see his boys lead. Dixon News. sunaay. Jesse Holeman, ot Clay, was in fown Miss Mamie Cobb, who has been visit ing friends in Clay returned Sunday.) Miss Addie Page, of Clay, is visiting Misses Sophie and Lizzie Page Ibis week. Will Doris and wife are visiting at L, I), Hall's this week. J Bro. Llgon filled bis appointment here Saturday and bunciay. Several of our young people went to the Ice Cream Supper at Mt Lebanon Saturday night. Thomas Page and James Givens celebrated tho Fourth at Evansvillo. Mrs. Nannie Bennett, of Eldarado, III., is visiting the family of Henry Doris this week. Bob Armstrong and family, of Mortons Gap, are the guests ot Mrs. Cavanah this week. The infant child ot Bud Ramsey died Thursday. May they believo that their loss is its gain. lohn Crews, who was shot some weeks ago near Little Zion, died Friday and was buried near Wanaraaker Saturday eve. Ho leaves a host ot friends to mourn his loss. J. W, Maban and Miss Kate Brooks wero married at too residence 01 the bride's father, Thursday eve. The bride Is one of tho most highly accomplished young ladies of the town. The groom Is an excellent gentleman. He came from Union county here about three years ago and taught tho Dixon High School for two terms, but has since begun the practice of law. May they have a pleasant voyage on the sea, of life is the wish of Chat. BOTH ONE YEAR FOR $1.25. Send all orders to THE BEE, Earlington, Ky, 5T. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. '''V''VV'' ifz n e e m - ifn oersons sav f n Star-Spangle- d e, sixty-seve- n dltlon? tt is natural tor them to lose flesh durine summer. But losing flesh is losing ground. Can you afford to approach another winter in this weakened con- ana coias,weaK STUCK UP If you looked over our new line of PAPER HANGINGS you would at once say that you would like them stuck up on your rooms. It is a pleasure to us to show them. -- " throats and lungs, come Star-Spangl- 7 sixty-seve- n quickest to those who are mm in flesh, to those easily chilled, to those who B have poor circulation and 0 feeble digestion. a e 64 74 00 293 n e of cod liver oil tollb i does just as much good In summer as in winter. It makes flesh in August as well as April. You certainly need as strong nerves in July as in January. And your weak throat and lungs should be healed and strength ened without delay. SCOTT & UOYHK, Chenilat. New York Emulsion Scott's u COME IN AND ASK TO SEE THEM. 8 s e B ST. BERNARD GENERAL STORE. hypo-phospbl- tes e It Was Not Let Us Take a Walk. a Detroit Free Press. Wliatwas it one Kentucky edia r tor said'tp,another Kenttiky editor at Walkerville? think from (he Dewcy,-i. 0 B 9 WILLARD HOTEL W. S. MILLER, Manager, '''' Jr., This. ;s tlid latest so far war-jok- wc e ..,,, fiend: KIXI If I KKmfMfi All Drngglsti, : Schley did 2. . Sampson p 2. COc. and It. v 1 4a aaaeaets Watson 022. Miles will j2- - A BEST $a and $2.50 HOUSE: IN LOUISVILLE. V .- U&3ifeLsfejL . &&L Jtti&&w. rfttMKiy.... jAmJ6tn ittfJL- ljJbiiiMliU !ki. KKgi75IB St -- A boiArxv "Bjj 3itoustru roe A RUNAWAY HOUSE, THE LARGEST CROWD DR. 0. W. HAS1I Testament Lost in the Civil War Recovered by the Son of the Owner. Fostoria, Ohio, July 2. A letter and a badly worn testament were received today by Capt. F. R. Stewart from nis son, Victor, who is with Company D, Sixth Ohio V. I., at Camp Thomas, Chickamauga Park. The letter stated that a few ilavs ago a Georgian visited the camp of the Sixth, and called at the tent for the purpose of selling relics. One of the relics was a testament on the of which was printed "F. R. Stewart, Fostoria, Ohio, Company H, Forty-nintOhio Volunteers." Col. McMaken hastily sent for Lieut. Col. Bulger, of this city and showed the testament to him. and he at once hastnnnrl tn Co. D, and asked Victor Stewart to come to headquarters. Arriving there and seeing the testament the young man readily paid the price asked, two dollars for the book. He secured a statement from the Georgian that he had found the testament in 1869 in an old hospital building which he purchased in Ringgold, Ga. Capt. Stewart remembers losincr the testament shortly before the battle of Stone fly-le- af h A Wounded Cfjtbc." LOCAL NEWS. We celebrated the style. 4h in grand the city the 4th. Dr. Williams, of Crofton was in W. O. Toy is spending the week v in Nashvilic. Misses Sallic McGrath is Evansvillc. is visiting Mrs. visit-in Miss Vera Blackburn, of Clay, Frank Fox. is Miss Dennis, of Audubon, visiting Mrs. Enfield Stevens. 7 Rev. W. O. Rickard, of Crofton, Visited relatives in Earlington yesterday. Miss Cora Harry, ot Hopkins-ville- , is visiting Mrs. Hamp Fox, this week. Miss Delia Combs, of Hopkins-ville- , is visiting Mrs. . M. Oldham this week. Mr. Walter McGary is confined to his room this week with chills and fever. Miss Cora Harry, of Hopkins-ville- , is the guest of her sisfcr, Mrs. Hamp Fox. Miss Sarah Farnsworth left for Nashville yesterday where she will visit Mrs. V. S. Dramwcll. Mr. and Mrs. Enfield Stevens and Mis. T. D. Walker left today to spend a few days at Dawson. Creek country, and C. C. Hall, pastor of the M. E. Church, of this ciiy, were preparing to leave Mr. Tom Barnes residence near Nebo to go the homo of Mr. Rowland about one and a half miles from Barnes house. The two men were seated in a buppv with n crippled bicycle in the front of the ouggy wnen tne liorsc became frightened at the wheel and started to run away. On being checked by Mr. HalJ the animal began to kick. Striking the dash linnrrl nnrl also Mr. Rowland's leg, and being puucu around against a tree broke loose from the buggy and ran off. Mr Rowland jumped from the ycnicie and tliougnt he was uninjured at first but found in a moment that his leg was broken. Dr. Ferguson, of Nebo, was called for over the telephone and arrived in a tew minutes and set the broken member, and at this writing Mr. Rowland is doing as well as could be expected. Mr. Hall was not hurt very bad. When the buggy hit the tree he was thrown to the ground but escaped with a few scratches and a bumped head. The buggy was not damaged much and can soon be rcnaircd. The horse and buggy were the property of Mr. Hall, and profiting by so narrow an escape and hoping to avoid future trouble Mr. Hall docs not not now drive such a nice looking animal, but to be hoped a saler one. There is more That Has Ever Visited Earlington Passed a Rigid Examination and Buggy. is Apppointcd Surgeon in Was Here'on the Glorious On last Friday afternoon Mr. United States Army. Fourth. Daniel Rowland, of the Rose On last Man and n Broken 0. W. Rash passed through EarlESTIMATED AT 5.000 PEOPLE. ington enroutc for his home in Monday morning, Dr. The Picnic Given by the A. 0. V. W. Ledge Was a Grand Success National Colors and Old Glory Were Conspicuous. the country than all other diseases put together, and until tho last few pars was supposed to be incurable. For a ureal many years doctors pronounced it n local disease, and prescribed local treatment, pronounced it incurable Sciencu has proven catarrh to Mart Whitford, of Birmingham, ease, and therefore be a constitutional disrequires constiutional Ala., is visiting his parents here, treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure, manuand spent a few days last week in factured by F J. Chcnoy & Co , Toledo. Ohio, is the oly constitutional euro on the St. Louis. market. It is taken internatly in doses from 10 drops to a It acts Miss Eva Day, of Crofton, and directly on the blood teaspoonful. surfaces and mucous Mrs. Bcttic Cross.of Madisonvillc, of the system. They offer ona hundred were the guests of the family of dollars for any case it fails to cure. Send for circulars and testimonial Address, Mr. J. E. Day this week. V J CHENEY & CO, Toledo, O. Sold by DrugRists, 75c Mr Ned Glenn, of Springfield, Hall's Family Tills are the best Catarrh in this section of Tenn., formerly connected with the Madisonvillc Hustler, was in Earlington on the Fourth. Misses Emily and Claude Granger, of Wilmington, S. C, have come to spend a month with their sister, Mrs. Wm. McCarlcy. Mr. James R. Rash, of this city, went to Chickamauga Sunday to visit his nephew Jas. R. Rash, Jr., of the Third Kentucky Regiment. The Dedication. The dedication of Bethany church on Rose Creek road near Nebo. that was announced in last week's Bek to be held last Sunday, July 3, actually took place on the above day and date. Rcy. S. W. Schclton, Presiding Elder of the Green River District, M. E. Church, Kentucky Conference, delivered the dedicatory sermon, text, Acts, 1 chap., 4V., "Wait for the promise of the Father." The sermon was grand, and abounded in rich thought and soul food. About 1000 people were present and dinner was served on the ground. In the afternoon the church was formally dedicated to God, alter which the sacrament of the Lord's was administered to a great many communicants. The thanks of the membership of that church arc extended to all friends who assisted in the erection of the church and who contributed in the collection taken on that day. Among those in attendance from Earlington were, Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Toombs, Mr. and Mrs. Rady Peyton, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Harris, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Larmouth and others. July 4, 1898, is one day long to be remembered in Earlington. The and barbecue given by the A. O. U. W. lodge, of this place, had been well advertised, and early in the day the people began to pour in here on trains, in wagons, buggies, on horseback, on icot and any and every kind of a vehicle was used to get here, even to the bicycle. Early in the morning it was seen that the crowd would be the largest that had ever visited Earlington, and the members of Hopkins Lodge were feel ing jubilant over the fact that they had made preparations for such a vast multitude, and knew that each and every one would enjoy themselves and find plenty to. cat. The parade, headed by the St. ucrnard liana, tool; place on schedule time, and the lodge mem bcrs after marching through the principal streets, marched to the beautiful Lakeside Park where the day's festivities began and continued until late in the night. The hard rain in the morning kept a great many people away from the park, but in the afternoon it was very pleasant, and in a short while the picturesque spot was full of visitors. Liberal estimates place the num-o- f visitors at about 5,000, and red, white and blue neckties, Dewey badges, buttons, flags and other novelties were seen everywhere, while Old Glory was floating in conspicuous places, all of which showed that the people were filled with patriotism and made it a day long to be remembered. The hacks and other vehicles had all they could do carrying the people to and from the park. Until late in the night they were kept running, bringing the immense crowd back, and everyone returned home pretty much tired out, but proud of the day, proud of their grand country, and proud of the good news received during the day. Long will this Fourth be remembered. pic-ni- c Madisonvillc on his return from Washington for examination for Surgeon in the U. S. army. Dr. Rash applied for the appointment some time ago, and about two weeks since was ordered to Washington for examination, with about twenty-fivother applicants for the same position. Dr. Rash passed a most rigid examination and was appointed to the position, which is one of honor and emolument; and to have been achieved so young for the doctor is only twenty-thre- e years of age is just ground for pride on his part and congratulations from his many friends. Dr. Rash had a good record at the medical schools of Louisville and New York. He made great progress in Madisonvillc as a practicing physician and though young, yet because of his record as a student abroad and at home and his progress as a physician and his upright walk as a gentleman, none wonder at his appointment. In the Doctor s good fortune we heartily join his many friends in extending our congratulations. Dr. Rash was ordered to report immediately at Ft. Monroe, but was granted six days to get ready, and wc suppose that on next Saturday he will report at tho above named place. e ivivt-- i w1m.11 ucfcuu ucc. 30, 1002. was missing on the Fourth. Walter was in bed sick, much to the regret of his many friends. liveryman, Those handsome little souvenir flags, the compliments of The Bee, went off like a Fourth of July sky rocket with a rush and long . Fourth of July familiar face and form The of Walter McGary, the clever Snap-Shots- after the supply was exhausted there was a demand for them. FranlC'Sport" McGary was here. there and everywhere with his war novelties, and also looked after the running of some of the convey"Sport" Penitentiary Wardens Selected. ances to the grounds. got there with both feet, and you Frankfort, July 1 The State can bet on that. Col. Wash was presented with a $250 flag by the merchants of Lexington. The flag fund was raised by the mother and sister of Lieut. Milward, one of the regiment's most gallant soldiers. The presentation speech was delivered by Milward's brother, who is City Treasurer of Lexington. It was eloquent and appropriate. Col. John Wilkins, of Bowling Green, on the part of tne regiment, made the response in a short speech, which was a gem of eloquence. Henry Williams, of Company B, was appointed Color Sergeant and received the flag. The ceremonies were conducted amid cheers from the soldiers and the Kentucky visitors. Col. Smith, the regiments splendid leader, was also complimented by rousing cheers. The camp was filled with visitors, and the boys have en joyed the day immmensely. Flag for Third Regiment. Chickamauga Park, Ga., July was an "Old Glory" 3. day for the Third regiment. It To-day Misses Agnes Wyatt, Nannie and Elbe Stokes arc in Nashville this week attending the International Y. P. S. C. E. Convention. V Mr. A Sudden Attack. I was suddenly broken down with kidney and liver troubles and for two months I was in a very low condition, and received little benefit from medicines. One day I made up my mind to try Hood's Sarsapa-rill- a and after taking a few bottles I was able to ride out. I am now well. Ulysses E. Compton, Buchanan, Ky. Hood's Etheridge, our clever cathartic. 25c Pills are the favorite family Easy to take, easy to operate. railroad agent, had charge of the dancing pavilion, and filled the place with great credit. He was as alert and prompt as he is in attending to the wants and answering questions of the many people he has to deal with in railroad transactions. Ind., and Mr. Lewis Pohl, of Patoka, Ind., visited the family of Mr. John Heppcll this Princeton, week. Mrs. Jim McDonald, of the Madisonvillc country, is at the bedside of her mother, Mrs. Ray McDonald, who has been ill for some time, and expected to die at any time. Mr. S. C. Hancock and wife, Chas Nance and wife, Mr. L. Bcal and Master Ed Nance, all of Onton, Ky., were the guests of the families of Mr. Carpenter and Mr. Dtivall this week. Mr. Bryan Hopper, the genial St. Bernard druggist, has returned from a visit to Halscy and other points in the mountains of Eastern Kentucky. He reports a pleasant time and improved health. J.F. Pfohl and daughter, of Everybody came to Earlington Monday who lived near and a great many from distant places, Crofton. Mannington, Mortons, Madisonvillc, Hanson, Slaughters, Scbrce, Robards and other places. Hop-kinsvillc, Mr. D. G. Wiley, of Hopkins-ville- , while at Dawson for his health, was struck with paralysis last Saturday, however the attack is not as serious as first reported and it is hoped that Mr. Wiley will soon recover. Rev. E. A. Ross is still conducting a revival meeting at the tabernacle in Madisonvillc, and will continue the remainder of the week, preaching at 10 a. m. and 7,30 p. m. Mr. Rossis an earnest and forceful preacher, and is making good impressions in MadisonAt this time my foot and limb were double Watts. villc. their normal size and it seemed to me my Song. leg would burst, but soon after I Reading list of names of de- usinc the Pain Balm, the swelling began Mr. Howard White, the clever began mining engineer and electrician of ceased members of Victoria Lodge to decrease, tho pain to leave, and now I consider that I am entirely cured." For the St. Bernard Coal Company, No. 84, by Chas. Cowell, P. C. sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Earlington; Song. after spending several weeks visitGeorge King, St. Charles; Ben Robinson, Sermon Rev. C. C. Hall, C. C. Mortons Gap. Philaing friends and relatives ia Song. delphia and other Eastern points, Dismissal. Ha is lookDied. is again in our midst. ing well and reports that he had a Miss Sallic Thomasson, daughRescue. Remarkable fine time. of Joseph Thomasson, A startling incident, of which Mr. John ter of Philadelphia, tho subject, is Lightning struck a tree in Mr. Oliver of as follows: waswas in a most Hccla, died Tuesday evening at narrated "I Intero'clock of consumption. J no. M. Victory's yard last Mon- dreadful condition. My skin was almost 4 day, making a terrific report and yellow, eyes sunken, tongue coated, pain ment took place at Earlington cemetery yesterday afternoon. scattering bark around over the continually in back and cides, no appetite every day bree premises, atso shocking the hired gradually growing weaker up. Fortunately The family of the deceased have physician had given mo girl who was near. No serious a friend advised Irvine, 'Electric Billets' our sympathy. damage was done and probably and to my great joy and surprise, the first Bucklen's Arnica Salve. lightning was only celebrating the bottle made a decided improvement, and in The best Salve in tho world for Cuts, tbree weeks was a well man. I know they Glorious Fourth a.nd the great saved my life, and robbed the grave of an- Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sampson victory, inasmuch as it other victim." No one should fail to try Sores. Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, occurred in Victory's yard. them. Only 50c per bottle at St. Bernard Corns and all Skin Eruptions, and posii-- The Hoss Editor. On last Friday morning at an early hour the hoss editor, wife and scion editors took their departure over land to the old country home of the hoss editor near Nebo. At this time wc presume that he is engaged in telling the little that he actually knows and and what this one and that one did years ago when he used to live in that corner of the deadening; what large crops he used to raise, the big snakes he has killed in that country, and now that he has moved to the city tells them of the great buildings erected under his stipcrvison, and that Earlington actually needs his presence day by day. We suppose that he is lamentRemarkable Rescue. ing the fact that the editor of The Mrs. Michael Curtain, Flainfield, III., Bee is away and the hoss editor makes the statement, that she caught cold and which settled on her lungs; she was treated is away taking a vacation, for a month by ber family physician, but grieved because there will be no grew worse. He told her that she was a issue of The Bee this week. But hopeless victim of consumption and that The Bee press man and the city no medicine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's New Discovery for deacon ventures to say that the Consumption, she bought a bottle and to usual wcakley issue in the absence ber delight found herself benefited from of the and the presthe first dose. She continued its use and ence of the hoss editor will be sent after taking six bottles, found herself sound and well, now does her own work forth, meanwhile we expect to see and is as well as she ever was. Free trial a great report next week from the bottles of this Great Discovery at St hoss editor concerning crops etc. Drug Store. Large bottles 50c cents and also get to read the poem of and $1 00. "The old oaken bucket, the iron bound bucket that hung in the Memorial Service. The Knights of Pythias will well." hold memorial services in the M. of the Mr. Isaac Horner, E. Church on Sunday aftcrrioon Burton House, Burton, proprietor and one W Va July totliat 3:30 p. m. Rev. C. of the most widely known men In tbe State U Hall will deliver an appropriate was cured of rheumatism after three years A gen of suffering. He says: "I have not sufaddress for the occasion. ficient command of language to convey eral invitation is extended and a any idea of what I suffered, my physicians large attendance is certain. told me that nothing could be done for me, and my friends were fully convinced that The following is the piogram: nothing but death would relieve me of my Music. suffering. In June, 1804, Mr Evans, then Song. for the Wheeling Drug Co , salesman Invocation Prelate, Theodore recommended Chamberlain's Fain Balm. editor-in-chief Her-nar- Wc suppose that our "hoss" editor enjoyed himself hugely while rusticating in the wilds of the Nebo country. Wc haven't heard from him yet, and don't know whether he was able to discover a mint bed or not. d One patriotic citizen, who was running over with patriotism, mint A Mistake. juleps, or a stronger article, or in It has been reported for several other words he was full, said it days that the I. C. railroad comwas only a hard chill, so wc arc in- pany had bought out the Arcadia formed by a knowing party. hotel property at Dawson, and would build a large and commoThe day passed off very quietly. dious hotel on the site and make There was some drinking, of that one of the finest watering course, and one or two little places in the south. A gentleman "scrapes," which did not amount from here had a talk with Mr. Holcman, one of the proprietors, to much, however. who says that it is a all rumor and that the I. C. company "Skcct" Umstead, our only no proposition, neitherhad made has the "Skcct,". played with the band, Arcadia Co. The Arcadia is, unand it is needless to say that he der its present management, preput his whole heart and soul in it. pared to furnish all the modern conveniences of an Marvin Evans, our clever little hotel, and during the summer trick bicycle rider, had his wheel months is always filled with decorated to suit the occasion and guests. Mail. attractcdi a great deal of attention. Changed Hnnds. Oak Hill coal mines near Mr. Thomas Longstaff worked changed hands recently. hard to make the picnic the grand Mr. Jabez Trathem, who has been success it was. foreman of the Monarch mines, is The future is uncertain, but if you keep now the manager of the Oak Hill jour blood pure with Hood's Sarsaparilla mines, and Mr. W. H. Hall, of you may be sure of good health. Madisonvillc, will be the secretary, while Mr. John Trathem will Revival Services. be superintendent. Rev. Joscphus Lee, of Oakland The above named gentlemen arc City, Ind., began a series of re- recommended as good business vival services in the General men, honest and reliable, and from Baptist Church last Monday night, this wc predict success to the comand will continue about two Weeks. pany under their management. Bro. Lcc is assisted by Prof. S. M. Stevens, of Howell, Ind., The Evansvillc Press Club. who conducts the singing. A representative of The Bee Next Sunday at 10:30 a. m. had the pleasure of visiting the Bro. Lcc will preach a special headquarters of the Evansville sermon to the children and young Press Club, while in the Indiana folks. Let all the children come. City on tho Fourth. They kept Wc have heard this brother preach open house for all visiting memto children and feel safe in saying bers of the press, where a nice that it will benefit the old as well lunch, lemonade, cigars, etc., were as the young. to be had at all times and free of We are informed that the Gen- charge. Each and every member eral Baptist Church will be dedi- of the Press Club is an A 1 fellow, cated July 17th, at 10:30 a. m. and they can rest assured that their Wc are glad that while churches hospitality was appreciated by The arc being dedicated at different Bee Man. places that frequently one is announced for in our thriving little city. I Nor-tonville Board of Prison Commissioners held a night session and elected Eph Lillard, of Jessamine county, warden of the Frankfort penitentiary, and Henry F. Smith, of Bowling Green, warden of the Eddyville penitentiary. Jarvis Stone, of Spencer county, was elected clerk of the Frankfort penitentiary. Henry B. Ware and John Hunt, of Frankfort, were selected to with the committees appointed by the State Board of Sinking Fund Commissioners in making an inventory of the penitentiaries. His believed Ed F. Garth, of Covington, will be deputy warden at Frankfort, and George Catlctt, of Lyon county, deputy warden at Eddyville. Fires at rladisonvlllc. belonging to Mr. J. D. Oldham was destroyed by fire Friday morning at Madisonvillc. The house was occupied by Geo. W. Scruggs, and a considerable portion of his household goods were destroyed. The cottage will be rebuilt at once. The kitchen of Mrs. Brooks' boarding house caught fire from the cook stove last Sunday afternoon, but was discovered and the fire extinguished before much damage was done. A cottage Better than A Klondike dold Aline. Good health Is priceless when onco lost. (Vben you have a slight cold or cout'li invest 25c. In a bottlo ot Dr. Otto's Spruce Cum llal- CASTOR A For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Boars Signature Capt Feland Did Not Enlist. The Cincinnati Enquirer of last Friday contained a bit of erroneous Drug Store, news concerning the late Capt. atGatrison Creek, seven miles cast John Poland's enlistment in an unio of Paducah, Engineer Jake Thomp son was killed, and James Scott, of has returned to Hopktns- - Madisonvillc was injured. Several Feland villc and denies tnc statement, it others were badly shaken up. Chickais reported that he went to a scientific Dr. Otto' Spruce r.nni llalsam com. discoveries mauga in search of a staff appoin- remedy baud ml modernrenown who and given have pounded by cliemltU ot row" tment but failing to find a vacancy throat and June diseases a life stndy. Askstock. druggist to procure It for tou U not In returned home. 80IJ In two sites. 25c. and SOc. I In A Wreck. a wreck on the I. C. railroad It is tively cures Piles or no pay required. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Price 25c per box. For Sale by St. Bernard Drug Store, Three Hundred Feet Deeper. From tbe Uniontown Telegram. ors; riore Lightning. In the thunderstorm that passed over the White Plains country Sunday afternoon, lightnirig struck weather-boar- Subscribe for Tjie Bek. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. a tree in James Dillinham's yard. It went from there to the house and ripped off a large amount of Several members of the family were shocked and two dogs under the house were killed. ding. sam, tbereturns are greater than a ball interest In'an Alaska irold mine, as cold cannot tiny lost health, lleware of a slicht cold. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store. A depth of one thousand feet having been reached in the borings at the oil well a new contract was entered into the first of the week in which Contractor Chapman and men agree to drill three hundred feet deeper in quest of the much coveted oil. Although no oil or gas has yet been reached, it is possible that at any time success may crown the efforts of the company. Meanwhile the final result is anxiously awaited. the thirtpcen States excited the sympathy of the people without Frankfort, July 2. The Farm, distinction of party. After long ers and Merchant's Bank of waiting for the triumph of those Slaughtersville filed articles of in- who claim Cuba by right of discorporation with the Secretary of covery and uninterrupted possesState. Capita, $20,000. Incor- sion for hundreds of years, Congress porators, W. B. Smith, W. C. took such measures as to compel Brooks, W. H. Ogden and O. L. war or the submission of Spam to the mandate to withdraw forever Coffman. from Cuba. A document of great value as a The flag takes its old place. The historical relic and for containing grandson ol General Grant is on an autographic signature of Light the staff of the son of General Lee. worse Harry Lee has been sent to This, an incidental result of the this office by Miss Sallic Morgan, war goes far toward reconciling to of Oakvillc. It is a warrant or the war many not originally con- THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIfiS Is duo not only to tho originality and deed to some land on Red river, in vinced of its need. simplicity of tlio combination, but also ' this county, conveyed under a milIn this war we are to the Cubans itary grant by the Governor of Vir- what France was to America, ex- to tho caro and skill with which it is manufactured ginia. The date of the instrument cept that wc had no reason to be known to tlio by scientific processes California Fio Svrup is April, I7Q2, at which time Ken jealous of the power of Spain, no Co. only, and wo wish to impress upon tucky was a part of Virginia, and serious grievances of all tho importance of purchasing tlio Gen, Lee was Governor thereof. to punish, loday instead of 3,000,-00- true and original remedy. As the It is written on genuine parchment there are 70,000,000; instead penuino Syrup of Vga is manufactured by tho CAuroitNiA Via Brain Co. in a delicate and regular hand and of thirteen States, forty-fiv- e States, is still perfectly legible, The sig- instead ol only an Atlantic coast, a only, a knowledge of that fact will ono in avoiding the worthless nature of Gen. Lcc is not so deli- vast Pacific coast; instead of pov- assist imitations manufactured by other parcate or legible. It rcscmbies the erty, wealth incomputable; instead ties. Tho high standing of tho perpendicular writing affected by of slavery, liberty; instead of small Fid S vityp Co. with tho medisome society people except it is towns, great and powerful cities; cal profession, and tlio. satisfaction larger and coarser, as if the general instead of slow traveling teams, which tho genuine Syrup ofTigs has had dipped the point of his sword railroads and ships; instead of given to millions of 'funillles.unakes namo of tlio in ink and written his name with laggard mails, telegraphs and ca- tho tho excellence Company a guaranty of of its remedy. It is that. No title is affixed. It is bles, and single ships mightier for far in advance of all other laxatives,' signed plain Harry Lee. Russcll-vill- e destruction than a whole navy such as it acta on tho kidneys, liver and Herald-Ledgeas bombarded Boston and New bowels without Jrritating or weakening them, and, it Iocs not gipe nor York. Sunday's storm did considerable Thus far wounds and death have nauseate. In orifer toct its beneficial damage in the vicinities of Roareffects, please remember the name of ing Springs. A fine orchard of been so few that while grief and the Company Mr. Ed Stcgar near Beverly was despair invade some homes, hope CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. almost demolished. Mr. II. II. still sits smiling .on the thrcshhold SAN over which more than one hundred LOUISVILLE, I'KV.-- l CISCO. CL Tilly, at Herndon, had a buggy Kr. HEWYOItlT.N.V. and fifty thousand American citi blown twenty feet into a deep gully and totally wrecked. Mr. John zens have passed' enroutc to the SB.l.l..l.l.l.l.l.l,i...l.l.l.......l..l...f. Jones' barn near Beverly was scats of war in the subtropical leveled, damaging two binders and West and the tropical far East. killing a fine cow. His crop was OUR aUARANTEU $100.00 IN OOLD. badly damaged. Wheat was scat. Wc will pay One Hundred Dollars In Goldfot tered in many ot the fields around any and every case of coufjli and colds where Dr. Otto's the use and floated away. Corn was lev- no benefit is derlred from contains ofnothing' InSpruce Gum llalsam. It eled to the ground and many miles jurious and Is so pleasant to take. Ilcwaro ol , of fences blown down. Tobacco Imitations. Sold by St. Bernard Drug btore. in lowlands suffered considerably. The damage in those sections can Died at Hortons Gap. not be estimated at present, but it Wesley Coyle, aged iq, died at will amount to several thousand Mortons Gap, Tuesday, of typhoid Hopkinsvillc Independdollars. fever. He was a brother of W. ent. R. Coylc, a merchant of this place. A Henderson dispatch says: "It i lie interment took place at balcm IN'A-DA- Y. was moving day in the Henderson cemeteryesterday afternoon. telephone business Saturday, as it Tip film's Gum 'Ilalsim (he most was the date fixed by the grocers pleasant and Snmte remedy for coughi.colds. reliable 25 & 50 GENT BOHLES? dispense with their phones. croup, and all soreness of' the throat, chest and to They were all taken out. The luuirs. iarce wines, oc. auu m. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Strc. butchers of the city arc reported to Sold by'St: be following in the footsteps of the WAS BOUND TO CELEBRATE. groccrymen in telephone matters. It was given out on good authority i that they were circulating a peti- Kentucky Visitor Falls In Jtyie'r, tion similar to that signed by the But is Rescued. . groccrymen, asking for cheaper From Evansville Courier.-PAYS FOIt THE v . ,rates. This petition, it is said, John HargusJaMtejtoirfOl ,'Delewas numerously signed. Several ivy,,' leiiucornvtno lower other parties, not included in the ware, boat Mona'nigHt. Twice-a-Wee'; k two above named classes of busi wharf . uy iiicouorc tic was rescued ness men, have intimated, that, young tney nau gotten cnougn 01 nign Cofencn and several other Courier-Journ- al and would in all men. telephone rates Hargus' wetting did not seem to probability order their phones reONE WHOLE YEAR. spoil his evening as he insisted on moved." staying on the wliarf and seeing 104 Six or Eight-Pag- e Papers Sent the fireworks. A CONTRAST. Postpaid by Mail. Almost From the New York Advocate. War Map Free. 1776. A Latest'official indexed4 maps-On July 4, 1776, a document un equaled in importance was submit the world, Cuba and Phillipinc OF WAR NEWS, ted to the consideration of man- Islands for pocket use, issued by & Northwestern .R'y has The kind. There were many things to the Chicago ? free, for two cent stamp. the finest War News Service of any paper make it extraordinary. ave-- , in the South or West. It is reliable, accuW. B. Kniskcrn, It emanated from the New nuc, Chicago, III. 22 Fifth All other issues have rate, incomparable. World. It was a manifesto against been subordinated to this one great feature Subscribe at onco and keep thoroughly the then strongest Old World Subscribe for The Bee. posted. Tbe offer may be withdrawn in a power. It was the protest of a short time. The low price, ' against the exactions and a child oppressions of its mother. Three millions of people stood PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES Or THE behind it; they were scattered over is for the purpose of placing a great newsa vast domain, without great cities, EYE, EAR, NOSE Affo THROAT. paper twice a week within the reach of i5 , masses. without armies, with a loose or S01 Upper First strict, ganization; they pledged life, forEVANSVILLE, IND. BY A SPECIAL ARRANQEriENT tune and sacred honor in support YOU CAN GET THE of a Declaration of Independence. W. A. NISBEl'T'PreJuient The style of the document has O. W. WADDILL, Cashier k often been criticised. The accu Sfopkias CLounlu allegations has been racy of its and the impeached. It has been compared in later times to a fulmination of But each Bombastcs Furioso. Both ono vear , charge is sustained by a voice of Madisonville, , Ky.. , : impartial history. Granting the truth of the charges - $50;6oo. the style is not exaggerated, but is Captal Stock, - This is for cash subscriptions only, All a model 01 directness destitute Transacts a general banking business, subscriptions under this offer must be sent alike of indefinitcness and ambig and invites the accounts of tho citizens of through tbe office of uity, and properly pronounced it Hopkins and adjoining counties. Has tho The Bee, Earlington, Ky. has a potency ol exciting enthusi- that section finest and most secure vault in ot Kentucky asm worth to the American people then and now an army of "twice ten thousand men." r The mother country had not per fected its colonizing policy; the liberalization of the British monarchy had scarcely begun. The IH DAILY king, in addition to native obstinuam 200,000 mvsHY ond aivina BATIBFACTIOH. ova acy, fancied that he stood for the v legitimate scope of monarchal They ore made of Southern Iron by Southern 'Workrtcs, power. who are sustained by the products of Southern Farmers. They last longer and make more homes happy than any The battle was long and fierce, other Stove on earth. fire backs guaranteed for ia years. and England distracted by If your Denier does not hMdiehemKWRlTE FOR CATALOQUE. with other powers, the chief of which, under a desire to punish an ancient enemy and to aid a struggling people, seized the opportunity to put its army and navy at the service of those who antedated it in raising the banner of liberty, equality and fraternity was fain to submit to so great a loss of prestige, territory and population. When the treaty of peace KKSMtsSnKIBmBKBfvSB 3BIHnvz9CijjjMij was signed and the British troops withdrew from the United States, an achievement was consummated the measure of which the King of kings and Lord of lords alone can take. The rightfulness of the Revolution is demonstrated by the modifications in the English colonial policy which it necessitated; by the modifications in the representative system of the British home government; by its indirect influence over all the governments of Europe, with the exception of Turkey and over the republics of South NASHVILLE, TENN. America; and it is practically conMANUFACTuaUt OP British statesmen. ceded by modern KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES, Ifefe, ' r long-standin- g 0 Cali-fohsi- a r. -- Dr. Ottcs V " MIKE Gum Balsam CURJE.S YOUR COUGH Bgrrfafd-DTtyBtor- BO ! DAILY-RECOR- of D- ty Twicc-a-Wee- k Courier-Journ- al Dr. l. d. brose, 50c A EM k v . Twicc-a-Wcc- Courier-Journ- al BANlfc Earlington "Bee," For only $1.25 NEW ENTERPRISE STOVES Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Co. COOKING AND HEATING STOVES, Mantels an4 Grates, EoUowware, DCALItlUI The 1898. country is in war with the Tinware. Etc. Klfrt. 1 1 nation that discovered the New World. An unsuccessful revolution in a large colony so near that a sailboat might reach it in half a day a revolution begun and car ried forward for many years by colonists who have more to com plain of than the revolutionists of ., China7j3rockery and Glassware, Cutlery, WOODEN AND $ WILLOWWARE. Everything noceesary nnd convontont (or tho Kitchen, Dining; Room, M Laundry and Dairy.'' 9 ' BICYCLES A SPECIALTY. v KSS3 RCWK09 SSiaVi'ua ' r V .i ,J T "W "? JTWIsJSGV.--Tf- l jPJJfff: vwwjww,'- - irt' "l I Ten Cents BUYS ANY OF OUR THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON II, THIRD QUARTER, INTERNATIONAL SERIES, JULY 10. 3 SUMMER DRESS GOODS. This Includes All of Our Text of the Lesson, I Kings xrll, 110. Memory Verses, 0 Golden Text, I Kings xvll, 10 Commentary by the Iter. D, M. Stearns. 3-- r, IS ST. BERNARD COAL COMPANY.! INCORPORATED. Young man, dress up. I moor ted Worth Organdies, i2jc. to 25c. ALL. NEW PATTERNS, ANDERSDN & WALLER, MADISONVILLE, KENTUCKY. Gnl. I, 10). our hearts" (I U'hoss. II, 0. "Got thoo henco nnd turn tlieo eastward nnd hldo thyself by tho biool: Cher-ltthat Is beforo Jordan." It is n great thing, perhaps tho greatest thing, In tho llfo of n child of God to learn to llvo nlono with God. Our Lord Jesus was much nlono uith Ills rather both In tho huniblo homo In Knzarcth and after Ho entered 4- fCopj right, 1S0S, by D M Stearns "As tho Lord Ood of Isrncl llrcth, whom I stnnd," This Is tho first word from Klljnh tho proiihct, ns lio cornea to Ahnb with his messngo from God, This Is thnt Ahnb who did moro to proroko tho Lord God of Isrncl to nngcr than nil tho Lings of Israel that wcro him (chapter jo 1, 03). 8. "And tho word of tho Lord caino unto him, Bnylntr." A truo man of God receives his inessn.Ro from God and delivers It for God, seeking only to plcnso God. Whllo ho must of necessity stand beforo pcoplo to deliver his message, ho docs not nlm to plenso people, but llko Paul rays, "As o vcro allowed of God to bo put In trust with tho gospel, oven fo wo spoak, not ns ploaslng men, but God who trlcth 1. bo-fobo-fo- I Don't be i look wella fop, but dressed. I General Office, Earlington, Kentucky, i i " Bi-anc-h. A. M. Miners and Shippers of QQAL AND COKE. CARROLL, Manager, 201 N. Cherry Street, Nashville, ?? R. G. ROUSE, Manager, Palmer House, Broadway, Paducah, Offices. Our Tailor Made Clothing is well and artistically made. We have stacks of samples. Genuine gooddat reasonable prices. upon 4. inri!iiriiii'iiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiimimi'nrii'iiiiiiniiiniiiniiiiii'wiwSr-gM- I 11 U' CASTORIA For Infants and Children. oijijiiiinii n dim inn nnini mi The Kind You Have 'ii minimi t murium Always Bought Bears the Signature AyctfclaWoPxcpraKonrorAs if EromotesT5s!ioTi(Ckcrful-TOssaftdBcsWonfol- ns iw NotNarcotic. fimUKtSJ- OpiumiMorphinoTtior IJjncral. neither - AprfectP(!rnWy,forcbrislipa-tion.SouSfoinactijDInrrhoc- a, Jl Jr rurtf The Kind Worm.Convulions'.rcvcrifeh?' nes? anflqssjpj$SLEER Tac SmSfeSigpotufeof X You Have I'.v r 4 continually nnd trust in Him vt ith all our heart and lean not to our own understanding, then wo shall nlways bo suro of guldanco (Hob. xil, 0; Pror. ill, C; Isn CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR. xxx, CI). Wo must gather mannn fresh every morning. Topic For tho Week Urglnnlnp July 3. 0. "Arise, get thco to Zarcphnth, which Comment Xiy Iter. S. II. Dojle, belongoth to Zldou, nnd dwell thero. 'WRAEPEH. Honoring I hnvo commanded n widow woman vt,Topic.Prov. xvll, 0, father nnd mother. Eph. 21, 23. It; rftj thoro to sustain thco." Theso nro His now THCCCNTAUH COMPANY, NEW TOUR CITY. A spirit of irrovcrcuco is abroad iu orders. God has been watching His child, and doubtless Elijah had communion with tho world today. Tliero is not tho rovor-cco oithor for things divino or hmrmn God every day. 10. "So ho nroso nnd went to thnt thero oarjht to bo. God's nnmo, And thero wns tho wldowwoman God's house, God's word, God's day, nt tho gato of tho city gathering sticks, nro not honored and rovcrcd ns thoy and ho asked her to bring him a drink of wero by onr fathors and forefathers. water. Perhaps as tho Lord whispered to Samuel, "Behold tho man" (I Sam. lx, Nowhcro is this spirit so manifest ns in A Popular Proprietary 17), Ho may havo whispered to Elijah, tho relation that exists botwoon chilMedicine Sold at Retail "This is tho woman of whom I told thco." dren nnd parents. Wo might almost 11. "And ns sho was going to fetch It ho imngino today that God had commanded for Five Cents a Package called to her nnd raid, Bring mo, I pray parents to honor nnd obey tboir chilthe first experimental thco, n morsel of bread In thlno band." dren. This is nil rovcrsing tho law nnd His wants wero not many, cither in tho commandment of God and introducing step in a direction that way of food or raiment. Ho did not llvo may lead to a revolution to cat, but to do tho will of God. Llko our into human society customs that cannot Lord Jesus, his meat was to do tho will of but in tho end bo ruinous nnd destrucee in the trade. Him thnt sent him, nnd ho knew that tive Every sacred principlo nnd tio of A Now York company of manufacturing chemists, tho Rlpans Chemical Company, bread would bo given him nnd his wntcr lifo demands that children should love, placed upon the market about live ear ntoo mnllrtnal tablet or "tabulc" computi'il would bo sure. It is n good thing to Icnrn honor, respect nnd obey father and f o rtaln medicinal drug! whlrli bad been uscer of compreMed powdered preparation taloetl 10 le of itioro general use nmong i" dlcat men tban any other, fur the turn or al to bo content in nuy stnto whether full or mother. levlalloimf such Ills common to man an Imo their origin In an Impaired ingestion or nourlihment and eliminating hungry (Phil, iv, 11, 12). weakr' t.. capacity for assimilating food, absorbing said to include pretty nearlj watte. Tho topical references suggest reasons nery Tha catogue of fill Included under this head U IS, "And sho said, As tho Lord thy God dUcai nr which the physician Is railed upon to prescribe In preparing their atnmlard why children should honor and oboy reined; for tho accepunco of tho American people tho company laid down Iho prlucli lo llvctb, I havo not n cako, but an handful le unimpaired grade, any pre nird that ever) thing nUring Into tho packet nhould nndof tho highest throughand o ixlindcd of meal in n barrel and n llttlo oil in n their parents. and protected as to retain Its qualities tn'act 1. Children should honor tboir parlapse of time In any ellmato. Only tho cliolreit drugs should bo used, their rearatlon cruso." This is her pitiful story, with tho shuuld be In accordance with tho latest nrfected methods of modern science, thetabuli a added Item that when sho nnd her son had ents bocauso their happiness depends packet In glass, protected by absorbent cotton,and securely corked. J.tch the cotkg used liateCocnof a grado so high In Its requirements that no manufacturer cf theso eaten this sho expected they would hnvo to largely upon tho actions of their chilevery day stoppers could supply more than a small proportion from Ms outrut that dio. Perhaps her poor heart was saying, dren. Parents nlono can realize how would meet llio exacting specifications. Tho r'ass lata v ero In turn packed In boies of aquallty not surpassed in beauty and perf taction of workmanship by those used by the "Hath God forgotten to bo graclousr" nnd soon nnd how completely thoy begin to ornaments of gold. Having mut fattldlous dealers In Jewels andIt, the proprietors resorted toset their hlghstandard, sho was wondering what Eomo of His llvo only in thoir children. No sooner the accepted modern andneterconventlngtn vury from commodity known, nnd seven hundred thousand dollars methodsot miking their promises could mean, it wns surely her within n o years Innewnpaper advertising haa Informed every American citizen until tho livos of extremity nnd His opportunity, for God is tbo child born completely nbsorbed its concerning tho smerlor nnd surprising qualities of HI pans Tabules. in lifting thoughtful nnd palnntaklng obsunersof the changed conditions that sweep helps thoso who cannot help themselves parents becomo every circumstance having a bearing over the rommorrlal world, and careful to nolo its lifo, nnd henceforth thoy livo main(Ps. Ixxll, IS). upon t ho successful pronecutlon of their trade, tho managers of Iho company have noted U n present for every article that thire approaches anInsistent demaml for a lower price although requiring that 13. "And Elijah said unto her: Fear ly for thoir child. Is tho child happy, universal use, and that tho pci4lo, the reaches or not. Go nnd do as thou hast Enid. Hut thoy aro happy. Is tho child sorrowful, best of everything, resent being called upon to pay unary percentages for superfluous wrapping and picking or unnecessary protection against deterioration that might ninko mo tVcxcof a llttlo cako first nnd thoy nro sorrowful. Is tho child sucin years, but Is needless In tho cafto of n purchase Int lnded to be consumed In a week. It has also been discovered, and proed by the test or time and actual experience, bring it unto ino, nnd after mnko for thco cessful, thoy succeed. Is tho child n to tho that thus Tabules do not havomighttendency haroloss of qualities or diminution of exnnd for thy son." It wns not n very failuro, thoy fail. Tho cntiro charaotor been expected. Inasmuch as, under nt first cellence from exposure that conditions, those that liao lain loose In a drawer, n traveling bag or pocket favorable abundant wclcomo for tho man of God, of their livos is determined by tho lifo for several weeks or months era found to bo practically ns fresh and as efficacious as nnd some would feel that thero was a great ever. Acting upon theso suggestions, nnd noting particularly the unimpaired prosperity of mlstnko somewhero. Hut ono who had of tho child. great newspapers now sold for a cent Inxtead of the old rate of Ave times that amount, In Prov. x, 1, Solomon 6ays, "A wlso becu ministered unto by ravens would not and the general tendency In all directions toward low rates and Increased sales, tho company havo entered upon tho oxiicrlment of putting up Illpans Tabules In pasteboard son makoth n glad father, but n foolish bo apt to faint in this emergency. rartons, which they will olTer to tho trade upon terms which will permit of a package 14. 'Tor thus salth tho Lord God of Isbeing sold by tho (Iniggtst or storekeeper nt a price lower than ever beforo adopted for soil is tho heaviness of his mother." a proprietary medicine FIVE CENTS ten tabules, or dotes, for one half a cent each. rael, Tho barrel of meal shall not wasto, Anil again In tho references, "ChilThe company will not discontinue tho manufacture and sale In the form with which nolther shall tho cruse of oil fall, until tho dren's children aro tho crown of old tho ieople havo learned to know nmMnlue tho ltlpnns Tabules, but wlllofler tho cheaper sort experimentally for tho honefltof such as maydetlre them. Itshould beplainly day thnt tha Lord sendeth rain upon tho men," "A foolish son is n grief to his understood that the quality of tho medicine Is Identlcalln both sorts, the only difference packbeing lu tlio form and comparative cost of packing or putting up. The earth." Tho God of Isrncl had fed mil- father nnd bitterness to her that boro ages are not yet to bo had of all dealers, although It 1i probable that almost any drug, lions of pcoplo for 40 years with bread from a single by customer to do so but In obtain n lilt willcontainingsupply when requestedsent, apostage paid, to any addressany caso cents In ten tabules, will bo carton, for five heaven. Ho had brought water out of tho him." If children could only rcalizo forwarded to tho ltlpans Chemical Co , No. 10 Spruce Bt New York. Until the tuinpi rock for thorn. Ho had divided tho Red how much tho very lifo of parents agents and peddlers will bo supplied at a goolinre thoroughly introduced to the trade, iTOllt, dor.cn cartons for 40 cents. vis upon them, thoy would bo moro price which will allow them a fair margin of sea nnd tho Jordan. Ho Is tho Creator of It dozen (III rartons) for $133. E gross (TJJ cartons) for SJ0.52. 23 grou (3,ax) cartons) for heaven and earth, nnd thero is nothing too caroful to honor and respect thorn, for sum. I'aiu w 1111 1110 orucr in every cue. wonderful for Him (Jcr. xxxll, 17, 27). certainly thoy owo it ns n sacred duty 1G. "And sho wont and did according Tt) to mako tho best lifo possiblo for thoso to the saying of Elijah, nnd sho nnd ho who havo boon so much to thorn. nnd her house did cat many days." Tho 2, Childron should honor thoir par-on2 margin says "a full year," l'nlth just bocauso it is tho command of God bclloves what God says without nny other WWUJAAAAJUAAAAJAAAAAAUWUJUUUWUA (Eph. vi, "Children," says Paul, ras-ovldcncc, or in spito of nil scorning Cast. man, Arthur C. Lannliarc, llrecltloridge Casllema to tho contrary, nnd acts according- "oboy your parents in tho Lord, for this ly. is right. Honor thy father and thy 10. "And tho barrel of meal wasted not, mother, which is tho first commnnd-incu- t neither did tho cruso of oil fall, according with promiso, that it may bo woll to tho word of tho Lord, which Ho spnko with thco nnd thou mayest livo long " But suppose, if possible, that by Ell jab. sho had refused to share it, what then? on tho earth," God has said, "Honor Thero had been no increnso. Aro you thy father nnd thy mother. " Who can sharing all jou havo with others or aro disoboy God and not regret it? God has you saying, "I havo not enough for mo mado n promiso of long lifo to all who The Largest Fire Insurance Company In llic World. nnd wlno, nnd giving to others is out of oboy tho command. Who but wants tho question." this promiso fulfilled in them? Does the Largest business in the State of Kentucky, Hard places glvo tho Lord n chanco to Lot nil Eudcnvorors tako n firm stand Does the Largest Business in tbo Southern States. show His power, nnd in tho noxt lncidant in favor of God's fifth commandmout. wo eco that Ho is tho resurrection and tho parson given back from tho dead Lot us honor, rcspoct and oboy our Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 $249,831.03 II llfo, and tho to his mother than if ho had ents. Lot us mako thoir last days thoir would bo moro not died. Tho word of tho Lord is truth. best nnd happiost days. Ohildron who rovoreuoo and rcspoct tboir parents aro Thero In too much begging aono mm trusted' nnd rospectod by men, and in too llttlo asking. Thoro nro two things honoring and oboying parents wo learn Barbee & Castleman, Christians must over icccp iu mind. Ono to honor and oboy God, our hoaveuly EARLINGTON, KY MANAGERS, is thnt tho Lord is not n beggar. Ho asks Futhor. Dlblo Headings. Ex, xx, 12; Lov. for but n small part of what Ho lms so Southern Department, Resident Agent for Earlington and Dout. v, 10; Ps. xxvii, 10; bountifully given. Tho other is that xlx, Vicinity. Homo Office Louisville, Ky. thoso who nsk iu His uamo nro not beg Prov. iv, 1; x, 1; xv, 20; six, 18; Jor. ewvwwwwvswwwwvwwvwwywvv xix, 10; vvwv gars either. Thoy simply do what tho xxxv, 18, 10; Math, xv, Lord commands. When Christians do n Alarkvii, 10; Lukoxviii, 20, 31; Phil, groat deal of asking from tho Lord, thoy ii, 23. ,, ft ,mi! .ict..ifld urg..1 1 2.it 2 (1, .u'A:,t'u.:ll:r.-l- . nit ..if ,,..!., ,fIi i...,.. novcr call it beggiug when tho Lord Opportunities Missed. 1 b asks of them. Lutheran. WE HAVE Tho individual who has renchod or passod midlifo in looking backward Tuko Meed. NO It is of tho utmo. t importauco that must needs mark many a turning point To make our Funeral K men should tako heed how and what in his caroor whon for somo reason or thoy Tho gracious invitation is, anothor, through ignoranco, indifforenco Tlogl iP I r. A rvasssfai Equipment the best in , "Ho hear. hath ears to hear lot him or Buplnouoss, ho let slip an opportuthat improved might havo influhenr." But would it not bo well for nity which favorably his this part of the State. wholo future professing Christians, boforo thoy go to enced most many recoivo tho good seed, cither by hearing Theso lost opportunities nro in Anvthinfr nnrl oviru. tf by reading it, to Bcckdivino cases tho sourco of doop rcgrot, nnd tho word or ! .!.; strength to cast out tbo thorns or cares when missod through unwillingness to ining you want in livery and worldly iuclinations lest tho sood makouoodful sacriflcos or through slothful self indulgonco thoy nro properly should bo choked? 'Churchman. ALWAYS tho occasiou of unavailing laments. Christian Iutolligcnccr. A E rV '"YPHIg. TffSSM Always Bought. of tho brook, nnd I havo commanded tho rnrous to feed thco there." When wo nro on tho Lord's business and just whero Ho would havo us to be, nil our temporal needs nro suro to bo supplied (Math, vl, 03). Wo shall nlways ilnd "thrtt which wo hnvo need of day bx day without fall" (Ezra vl, 0). 5. "So ho went nnd did according unto tho word of tho Lord." Willing nnd obedient Is nlways tho way of blessing (Isn. i, 10). Elijah asked no questions nnd lundo no suggestions, but simply obeyed. Ood has ns cloar n plan for each of ns ns Ho had for Elijah, nnd if wo nro only willing nnd obedient Ho will guldo us In it. 0. "And tho ravens brought him bread and flesh in tho morning and bread nnd flesh in tho ovoning, nnd ho drank of tho brook." Wo nro not to havo fellowship with that which is In God's sight unclean or seek help from tho ungodly, but If Ho commands tho unclean to minister unto us wo nro to accept nil things nsfrom Him nnd bo thankful (I Thes. v, 18). 7. "And it enmo to pass after nwhllo that tho brook dried up because there- had been no rain in tho land." If Elijah had depended upon tbo brook, ho would naturally feel discouraged as ho saw it growing less nnd less day by day, but depending upon God ho could say, "All my springs nro in Thco" (Ps. lxxxvll, 7). "O Christ, thou nrt my fountain over flowing, nnd my sweet wnysldo brook Is Thlno nnd mine," Ho is El Shnddal, tho mighty God who Is nil eufllclont (Gen. xvll, 1). 8. "And tho word of tho Lord enrao unto him, saying," Wo need n fresh word from tho Lord for o cry occasion. What Ho told us to do last tlmo may not bo Ills messngo for us next time, oven though tho circumstances may bo cry similar. Seo II Sam. v, 10, S3. 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MEDICINE for the MILLION lnl Thoy'll rally to tho fight In the stormy day nnd night In bonds that no cruel fato shall eercr, Whllo tho storm winds wnft on high Their rlngln battlocry, "Our country our country forever!" Thclrnvo old flag abovo them Ij rlpplln down Its red, Each crimson Btrlpo tho emblem of tho blood hy heroes shod. It shall vnvo for them victorious or droop nbovo them dead, For thoy'll ansucr to tho roll call in tho morn- lnl They'll rnlly to tho fight In tho stormy day and night bonds that no cruel fato shall eovcr, la Whllo their far famed battlccry Shall go rlngln to tho sky, "Onr country our country forovcrl" P. L. Btanton In Chicago Times Herald. ro-a- Ileal Presence, of Ood. God is with us on this down, ns wo two aro walking together, just as trnly ns Christ wns with tho two disciples on tho way to Eramaus. Wo cannot boo Him, but Ho, tho Fathor and tho Saviour and tho Spirit, is nearer perhaps now than then to thoso who aro not nfraid to hoar tho words of tho npostlcs about tho actual nnd real prcsenco of God and His Christ with all who yearn for it. Alfred Tennyson. live-ce- 1 struggles of tho present. All things work together for its good. Tho flro purifies it, tho battlo givos its power oxerciso, tho darkness makes it to grow tho moro rapidly and persecution extends its nehiovements. Living for Christ is tho ono thing worth living for. Christian Statosman. Morality. It is porfectod Tho Christian's Ii tho Eterncl Life. by thu sufferings nnd 1 hi. ts - ovl-den- Royal Insurance Co. OF l. Morality without roligion can exist only in theory ; in practlco ono without tho other can bo naught but, nt best, n scleatiflo oxporlment, nn artificial growth, without nny lasting strength. The destruction of the entire Cervera Jowish Volco. fleet may bo regarded as a decisive event in the war It gives to our navy tbe masSlandering the Lord. Wo may gain n reputation for piety tery of tbo sea as far as Spain is conby looking solemn, but wo shall slander cerned tho Lord whilo doing it. Christian EXCITEHENT COOLINQ. Instructor. Walking In tho Light. Ho who walks with Lis faco toward Trlnl of Bob Blanks Will Probatho Sun of Kigbtoonsnoss will not walk bly Proceed Without Trouble. in his own shadow. Lnthoran Observer. Mayfield, Ky July 5. Tho excitement fncident to tbe coming of the Stale troops Extremely So. Blanks, has It is really a difficult task to comma-nlcat- o with Iho negro, I3ob extent and it subsided is now to others tho knowlodgo that yoa to a considerable thought tbe trial of Ulanks will be allowed do not possoss. American Friend. trouble. His case to proceed without Globe-Democra- t. Coming, as ths result doM, after the desperate attack mado by the land forces under Gen Shatter, in which tha greatest heroism was displayed, it It not only a iribuie la American arms, but lis completeness is a presage of that peace for which all must wish our Tho Constituiion congratulates country upon this new era, in which the American heart is united with the freedom of the American continent from Atlanta interference as it aim Constitution. Spanish Authority on the ocean, once brr hoist and pride, is gone for this war. Tbo welcome message will thrill the hearts of nil Americans, and increase the presliga oi the American name everywhere in tho Washington Post world Tho results of the pist few diys must convince the men in charge of Spanish affairs that it it worse than useless for that nation to male an attempt to continue the war Spain's last and really only important fleet has been destroyed white confessing its weakness by running away. Hy the destruction of Cervcra's fleet Spain his not only ceased to bo a naval power, but it is no longer able to send troops or sup plies to Cuba It can not defend its seaIt has 60,000 ports from bombardment men under aims in Cuba, but they can win no victories that can help Spain in tbe final adjustment, and compelling those men lo fight to surrender will reflect no credit nor give prestige to a Government two thousand miles away, which tan no Indianlonger rendpr them assislance apolis Sentinel Tbe American warship, ibe American gunner and the American commander take a stand at the bead The successes of our navy In past wars have been sources of There is no falling pride to tho nation off in that respect now. Braver and more ships competent men, or belter-fougWho is were never known in the world not proud that bo is an American citizen? Iudianipolis Sentinel, ffj llte Taking; Moclc. PAUL M. MOORE li.J.ti,ii-limtt-iii- if 1.1,1 it SPARED EXPENSE .... PRICES lowest. NK rAAA.IAA A AN s, iHHl JXJUt -, JKm 7FF1F sKilfH37TrsssfWi 'rVrqp WV" J""JF"T?' "ZWWW nPrFrrmpW EARLINGTON.KY. TT Ui WHtHt AIL Hit MILS. Host Cough rJjrrnp. Tastes UooJ. LUKU, lOTTIWKJrn-.-- :HigM'jiai5 SSEEHEi In time. Mom dt amintuts. v El Merchants tako account of stock, and businoss gonerally is roviowod for making nn nnuunl inventory. Wo caunot havo such n running account in our spiritual rolations, but each ono should wisely tako n survey for solf examination nnd improvement. Blessings, mor-ciobenefits, dolivcranccs and responsibilities, duties, promises, plodgcs, vows nnd fniluros, shortcomings, transgressions and sins thoso belong to tho year now ending. Aro you willing thus to mako up tho rocord soalcd for tho eternal judgment? God's influito graco nlono can euro tho dofects nnd mako your standing for tho groat day pcrfoot and comploto iu Jesus Christ. Reformed Church Messenger. Fanes of Conscience. Whnt a prico wo would pay to bo released from tho pangs of oousciencol It dcos "mnko cowards of ns nil. " Wo cannot fly from ourselves, and this givos ns an idea also of God's tolling us nothing is conceal cd from nlm nor is aught covered from His sight Lot us listen to what conA Kinioiiit Kplnim. science tolls us is our duty nnd tho will Wu Rivi1 Tf lei1, but cannot glvo of God, and thus shall wo bo at ponco with tho Creator, oursolvos nnd all the u.sdum :j i.n.tit by It La orcaturos. American Hehrew. s, omni-prcsencv- bo taken up by tho circuit court as soon as the murder trial of Sam Clark, which began Thursday, is concluded. This will likely bo tomorrow or Thursday Blanks is in mortal fear of being hanged by a mob and does not think tho soldiers will be able to protect bim. will The debitn nn Cul'i will draw a large crowd at llin renting room Ya editor was in llopkinsville tint week visiting relatives anil (riends Mrs. Fletcher Warders, of llopkinsville, is the guest ot Mrs Rosa Itatclifl this week Rev J I). Walker Is in our city quite often. lie is welcome. Is he on a mission? Mr lien Fitzpatrick, who has been on the sick list for several di)s, is now able to be up We were pleased to meet our friends from Nortonville, Morton's Gap, Whllo Plains, Madisonville, Providence and many other points last Monday Albert GrAham, ot Kockford Ind , is with us for a short whilo lid Campbell is sojourning in F.vansvillo last Mondiy was The Wiscmcn's a success Miss Katy Ross, of Providence, was tbo guest of Mrs Hlla Merriwcathcr this week, Abraham Otborn was on the sick list last week The boys fought nobly in Cuba last week Our Tell Sbelton ii like the mighty sea, At this season of he must be up or down the year be cm !! up in his chariot ot industry Uncle Oscar Smith's houso was given a coat ot paint a few days ago. Mim Florence Warders is visiting her brother and frienit at llopkinsville this week Laying all j ikes aside, ain't we on the war question? Come out and hear George Simms and Jim OITutt on the question Sergeant lianks, a colored mm, was tho first person to raise tbe American fl ig over Rl Canary lianks is a member of the twelfth Infantry. Walter Morion is now employed at & Uro's. Mrs. Delia Campbell is onflned lo her room with a swolen ankle. Ligc Pritchott was in St Cltul.M In Sunday The Third District Conference of the A. M. E. Zion church will meet in Adalrville, Ky., next Tuesday, the 13th. Re,v. Grady, of Mortons Qip, was In our town Monday Manuel Martin has a very sicx child at house. Rev, Slaughter, ot Danville, Ky., has been called to take charge of the Uaplist We hope tli.it ha will church at this place give satisfaction Mr, and Mrs. Stewart, of St. Charles, are visiting relatives here. Mrs. Eliza Sisk, of Hanson, is tbo guest of Mrs. Press Minters, Prof. W, Smith, of llopkinsville, is expected here this week on musical business. Tbe Zlon church in Madisonville is preparing to celebrate tbe event of being Iho oldest colored church in the country, on August 6, 7 and 8. The Madisonville. base ball club defeated our club last Saturday. Out of four games tho Madisonville club has defeated out boys in one. There will bo a grand rally at tbe Zion melbodist church next Sunday for tho purpose of beautifying the church for the annual conference which will meet hero the Everyone first Wednesday in September is cordially invited to be present and help us in this good cause pic-nic "iST CHILL TDNIC WARRANTED. PRICE SOctS. Mo. Paris Meillelno Co., Hi. Wo sM last Tesr, vr) boulo o OenUmen OIIOVKH TAKTKl.KSri CIIIIJ. TONIC ana lisrt bouKhi thrto Krowi already this ?iar. In all oyr r It jcars. In Iho droit bnslnoM. haft nerer sM an arilelo ibat gato surli unlreraal sill 1 ours trulr. taction a jour Tvulo. TASTELESS ISJuSVASCOODFORADULTS. (litATIA.IUA.K0T 10.15SJ. 3 Auisr.Cjinii ICo. sn NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA AND --Ml ST. 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