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Inclosed 4 1iiI Name 1 I Street f CityStateWo will give two Portfolios any number t may select for eaoli now paid sub- sI L iber to The Beefor one year A U thOOP8FORPORTORICORegiments ing Their Effects at Camp Thomas Chickamauga READY FOR IMMEDIATE DEPARTURE Ulliori on tho Jul VIva for Marching Or den Hourly lIpoeteTho Ilnllronilt line Trains In Ilcndlnou to flask tho Troops Through to Newport New Va- In Short Order- CI1clcAAuoA CUATTANOOQA NA TIONAL MHITAIU PARK Tcnn July 20Tue movement of troops from Camp Thomas for Vorto Rico will begin Thursday The various commands included in tho first order to move are busy packing up and loading their ef fects They will have everything fin ished by night and can got out with out delay RaIlroads havo trains in readiness and have things so arranged that they can put tho troops through to Newport News in a very short time The CoiumamU Under Orders Tho commands which go Thursday are the second brigade of tho first di vision First corps consisting of the Fourth Pennsylvania Fourth Ohio and tho Third Illinois under command of IlrlgUcn Unities light batteries II lo c cO iz000Cen o z 8 c Qlo PlCCfI1- en a UICO J 0I 0g of Pennsylvania Aof Illinois A of Missouri and time Twentyseventh Indiana battery signal corps under Mnj Qlassford the reserve has pllal corps under Maj L S Smith and tho reserve ambulance corps with 33 ambulances are under Maj Frank lloydArranging Visa for Departure morningInranging plans for tho departure to Porto Rico Ho declined Interviews on time movement of troops or any other subject Although tho orders havo not yet been issued It is believed that the third brigade first division First corps and time second division of tho First corps will begin moving Thurs day or Friday IV Other Troous On tho QuI Vive The commands aro composed as fol lowsThird brigade first division First Kentucky Fifth Illinois and Third KentuckyFirst second division Ono Hundred and Sixtieth Indiana Thirty first Michigan First West Virginia Second brigade Sixth Ohio One Hundred and Fiftyeighth Indiana Second Ohio Third brigade Fourteenth MIn ucsota First Pennsylvania First Georgia Gen Poland Will Accompany III DUlilon len Poland commander of the second division of the First corpshasbeen ill for the past few days but hopes to be out in a day or two Ho will ac company his division to tho front WORDS OF APPRECIATION Tho Captured Spanish Admiral lias Noth ing but Praise for tbo Kind Ilea Ho Has Received ANXAPOLIS Md July 20 Admiral Cervera through a SpanishAmerican gentleman has this to say of lila treatment slnco lie has been a prisoner Slnco I have passed into tho custody of my captors I havo been treated with courtesies such as are the very acme of kindness Every civility every imag inable net of thoughtful deference such as would relievo time poignancy of my present mortification has been furnished with tIme utmost good taste No words of gratification could halt express tho real appreciation felt byI my officers and myself I see thntI Americas big heart docs not harden against nn enemy Nobody can forgeti tho generous caro afforded tressed men after tho discomfiture of our fleet Informed ot tho United State Ideas NEW Yonic July isA London dis patch to the Journal says Sir Henry DrummondWolff Ilrltish ambassador Madrid has been fully informed of terms upon which tho United StntesI government is ready to mako peace Health Condition Improving at Camp Merrltt SAN FRANcIScO July o1ho latest report of tho health of Camp Merrltt shows considerable improvement In the condition of tho troops- Tbtf rather ofjlielfrltlsli Navy iJdtI LONDON July 20 Admiral Thomas Loako Massle Icnovin as the Father ofItime British navy is dead Ho was In 1802 entered tho navy In 1818 and served at Navarino Uoyrout SIdoi and St Jean d Aero and In China and tho Black sea A Successful Strike DANVILLE Ill July 1OTho 1M verai of tho Pawnee coal mines have been successful in a strike After being out two hours tho operators granted an Increase in wages It is the fIrst strlko thmaimas proved successful heroin many Years i RELATIONS WITH GERMANY No Apparent rounilutlnii fur Itcportu ol Complication of nn Unfriendly Character WAsiiiNOTOJf July so Inquiries In official quarters as to the alleged como plications between tho United States and Germany In tho Philippines failed to elicit anything which mighty servo as a foundation for the reports of such complications On tho contrary It Is learned that there have been recent communW cations between the two governments of n decidedly friendly nature and at therqbeenneutralityinStates and Spain Reports ot misunderstandings in tho Philippines or elsewhere should not be too readily assumed as nbasls of inference of na tional unfriendliness Indeed It Is be lieved to be the desire as it is also the interest of both governments that the relations of traditionalfriendship be tween them should continue unbroken FIRST BALE OF NEW COTTON It wn Irpupiilod to tho Provident and wal Hold for the Ilcniflt of tho United HtutOM Hospital Illml NEW Yom July 20 The first bale of new cotton was sold in front of tho Exchange building at auction at noon buyerlrcsldcntexchange said 9M for the cotton Tho bale hind been presented to President McKlnley by U it II lleer of Now Orleans to bo sold for the benefit of tho United States hospital fund The president in turi for warded it to tio Now York cotton ox change to ba sold by them to the highest bidder- A line new American Hag was at tached to and sold with tho bale MANILA READY TO GIVE UP So Says Advice Ilrought from Hong Kong by the Steamship ttinprcii of India VANCOUVER ILCJuly OAcccrd ing to advices brought by the Empress of India from Hong Kong the chief news of the moment is that Manila is ready to surrender Not that time archbishop anti captalngcncnil are going to voluntarily capitulate before they aro compelled to do so but that ullqueRtlonably of force and intention to bombard the town if the officials do not glvo in the SpanishlIagceived from many sources THIRD NEBRASKA REGIMENT CoL Ilrynn nUll Ills lloyi Cllvcn nn En thusiastic Itocentlou hy tho CHI Zen of Nunhvlllr Tonn NAsavitUKjIdhn July CO Sevcrnf hundred members of the Third Nebras ka regiment commanded by Cia Wm S llryan arrived here and Were met at the depot by a atlunchon their way to Atlanta Go Col llryan with the remainder of tIme regiment arrived in the afternoon and was receptionAllbox lunches and presented with flow els A SENATORS NARROW ESCAPE United States Senator Irllclmril of North Carolina llns n Narrow Escape From Drowning In n Swollen Stream AsiiKvniu NCJuly 20 United States Senator J C Irlchard of North Carolina left his home Sunday to at justbeenswollen mountain stream his buggy was overturned and the senator hind a nar row escape for his life Ho hind an ex hausting struggle with the flood nail time horse and buggy were swept away nail the senator came to liurnsvlllo bruised nnd moist nnd with several ugly cuts none of which are serious SHERIDANS CHIEF SCOUT CBJit J A Cniniiiiell Will Occupy Ilio Sumo Position with Con Ilnioko- In 1orto Ulco Campbell all hroii li tho civil war has been appointed captain of volun leers mid will bo attached to tho staff of Jon llroolcc ns chief of scouts Ho vll accompany time general Campbell Tho people of the United States will perhaps never know of his inestimable services to Isis country II ADMIRAL DEWEYS SWORD Shimmy Klulioruto Ic lem Itocclvod lf the Navy l onirlmont rorthorre nrnlntlim Wenpon WASHINGTON July olhe navy do partinunl continues to receive elabo rate ilusljfiis for the sword to be pre fconliU lo Admiral Dewey under net of congress One of tlioie which came to Assistant Sacrctnry Allen is a basre lief of an acluiil sword with the hilt sot with ninny brilliant stones ropro s tiling diiuuiHids and rubles Tho de sign i Ui If with time many brilliants Is moro cajtly than most swords Not u StttloM Eight WASHINGTON July Orho wurdc pnrtnirnt bus made n ruling that un tier I Ito law providing for the appoint incut of volunteer olllcers by tho gov ernor of tint states when tIme organized militia was milled Into the federal sorv leI tho right to fill vacancies in such placoM caused by Uiitli resignation or illsiliir o roils with tho president anllnot with tho governors ItrpoH enOarcIa Dead NKW Yom July OA Kingston Jumaicn cable to tho Evening Post says that Cubans arriving from Sibonoy rcoort Gen Garcia lend Many of time Spanish soldiers surren dered nt Santiago arc said to believe as they have been told so that time United Statuf has purchased the island of Cuba and that our government will pay them their arrearso pay nnd return them to Spain They repudiate the idea that they havo surrendered James 11 Anderson ot QuIncy 111 has eloped with his brothers wile F it oC powderknownthird further thee a other brH4 raOYAI Q4Klltu POWDER Absolutely pure soYL LKltIQ POW eo htw Yorni OTHERWISE UNNOTICED David Mayficld of Quincy ill while insano from heat cut his throat f Crop reports from western and south rn states show tho need of rain Admiral Sampson nas Dceit ordered ao cooperate with the army in the cx tfellltlon to Porte Rico tofIortLdinu away from malaria y Tobacco growers object to tho or Rnnlzatlon of plug and smoking tobac o manufacturers trusts f SU Louis shippers will resist pay mcnt of war revenue tax added to re companiesJ will contest the new revenue law in so far as it places an additional tax on tobacco W W Cole a contractor committed suicide at Van liurcn Abc by taking 40 grains of chloral and two ounces of laudanum i i At JlumbuslIlss Thomas and Will Gunter shot and killed Dan Gillian for attempted assault on Thomas Guntcrs little laughter v Fifty families were rendered homeless and property to tho amount of NewportICyD B Poa Harris ono of tho most prominent citizens of the Indian terri tory Is dead Ho was an Indian agent under President Lincoln At the now town of Geary Okla Ben Moore a gambler formerly of Oklahoma City knifed to death another gambler named lialdey Hughes Warren Springer a Chicago million aire Is reported to have been arrested at Fairbury Ill charged with forgery of 7500 notes in a real estate deal John T Finch a wealthy resident of Ivewouco III died Tuesday at tho age of 70 Ho went to that city in 1862 antI had resided there contluously since There are dark hints at Houston Tjixr that time negro murderer oftho uglllnItlynched Rev Asa Snell an aged and well known Methodist divine died at the home of his daughter Mrs John II Glass in Edwnrdsvllle Ill in his Sey entieth year Mrs Anna Elizabeth Durst mother of Lieut Harry Durst of Company K Second Missouri volunteers died at her homo in Springfield Mo from time bite of a centipede bylresldentblockade now confined exclusively to the port of San Juan to the entire coast line of Porto Rico Frank O Lott ono of tho lettercar riers Albuquerque N M has disap peared His alleged shortage to hose Company No2 and hits other debts will foot up over 81000 Senators still In Washington favor the prosecution of the war vigorously with no thought of peace on tho Idea that when it gets too warm for Spain she will cry enough Tho strategists military and naval are agreed in time view that tho taking of Porto Rico is primarily a military undertaking and Admiral Sampsons orders for tho cooperation of tho fleet aro on these lines Gen Miles plan In prcccdlhg tho army of invasion to Porto Rico with an advance guard is apparently tb sclso and occupy a baso of operations at which tIme main body of troops can be exneditlouslv landed ENGLISH CARLISTS ACTIVE Heady for Operations When the Word Goes Forth llmtmlned by the Foreign Enlistment Act LONDON July 0 Time English Cutlists are most active and are in hourly expectation of momentous news Tho lender of tho organization hero says Vo arc quite ready for active oper ations Moreover there Is no doubt time authorities at Madrid are aware that a Carlist rising is imminent and that it will bo successful Wo are im mensely strong in many parts of Spain nnd so soon as the truth of the coward ly surrender of Santiago do Cuba per colates our forces will be greatly in creased liTho enlistment net curtails ocr activity in England and over since tho Madrid govcrutnent began to get into difficulties wo have boon shad owed day and night by spies and de tectives However wo havo money which is sorely needed in Spain AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT Coalition Ilelnff iFormeii In Bpnln cc IA Account ot time Suspension of tho Constitution MADHID July 20TIme newspapers hero say that a coalition is being or ganized between time different parties and against tho government on account of time suspension of the constitution Time peace movement is losing ground and n newspaper ventures tho supposi tion that a British squadron would prevent tho American squadron from passing through the straits but time suggestion is regarded as improbable The teller Loan MIIWAUKKB July 20JI L Palmer president of the Northwestern mutual Lire Insurance Co confirms the story of time Loiter loan Abstracts of Loiter property nro being examined and the papers covering 82000000 of the loan are now being prepared Tho third million has been voted by tho com pany anti tho deal is expected to be completed next week 1- I t 01 i Iil ic L 1 ru H CONFEDERATEVETERIPISAtlanta I paclty with Men Who Wore the Gray and Friends CHEERS FOR HOBSON AND WHEELER I Gin John n Gordon tho Couiummlorln Chief liven n Tromenilou Ovation Ix ulvlllr Kj nml Charleston 8 C ItlTuli for the Location of tho Next Annual Knoampmont ATLANTA Ga July 20The morning trains brought thousands of people Into Atlanta to attend time opening ex ercises of time reunion of Confederate Veterans wcntylhrco thousand peo ple veterans and their friends reached time city up to midnight and the condition of the downtown streets i gave Indications that time crowd TuesdayNqt OKN JOHN n GOUDO- XCommanderinchief United Confodernto Vet Clans any hotel Tuesday night and but for the arrangements made by the com mittee which furnished sleeping quar ters for 2000 veterans at time park many of the old fighters would havo been compelled to walk the streets Convention at 1lodmoiit Turk Tho interest of the day centered in parkTheearly at work among the delegates in their encampmeutlorthe Loulsvlllo board of trade has had its lines out some time and time dele gation sees good results Charleston is putting up a strong fight Time claims of the South Carolinansaro that that their bi1lt- eFarnhhd More Men than Kentucky for time civil war and that Loulsvlllo Is out of tIme way South lna has- the support of Texas In tim contest and claims that that state holds tho deciding vote Among those who ar rived early and took scats on time stand were Gen Charles E Hooker of Mis sissippi time orator of time day Gov Atkinson of Georgia Gen Dlckcrson commander of time Florida division and Gen Stephen D Lee looked upon by some as a candidate for commandcrln chiefCheer for llobion and Wheeler Before the gathering was called to order three cheers vere given for thIS gallant son of Alabama Lieut Hob- son followed a moment later by three more for tho famous cavalry ofllccr now at time front Gen Joe Wheeler Ovation to CoinmnnderlnChlof Jordan Gen John B Gordon the command erinchicf arrived at 1120 ROIl was given n tremendous ovation Cheer alter cheer swept through the hall and tho audience could not be stilled for five minutes Gen Clement A Evans tho com mander of tho Georgia division called the convention to order at halfpast eleven and prayer was offered by llev chaplalngener1 erans EdItors on an Outing CHICAGO Jtmly2OA train of a dozen Pullmans will carry several hundred editors out of Chicago tonight They are the members of time Michigan Press association who are enjoying an out Ing to Vancouver II C At Wauke gan time party will bo joined by the members of time Wisconsin Press asso elation Tried for UeicrtlonD- KXVKII Col July 20 George I arc who enlisted In the Seventh United States cavalry sonic two months ago in this city deserted recently from Fort Grant Ariz was brought to Fort Lo gnu and tried there by court martial rime decision has not yet been given duti IlUtnco Cut Off from Madrid MArauD July Olho minister for war Jon Correa categorically denies that CaptGcn fiance has resigned Ho adds that there Is absolutely no news from Cuba as tho Americans control time wires and refuse to transmit official dispatches Nominated fur Congress JjuFKiisov City Mo July OTherepubltcansof time Eighth congressional district of Missouri met hero and nom- Inated J W Vostioll of Osago county for candidate for congress Vosholl is a lawyer Uon Toad to lie CourtMarthaledt MADitin July 20 CuptQcn Itlanco has cabled the Spanish government that Santiago was surrendered with out his knowledge Gen Torah will bo c tried by courtmartials to TakeEasy to OperateA- re features peculiar to Hoods Tills Small In size tasteless efficient thorough As one mai 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ANNOUNCEMENTS COOUS- SFOWLERWe are amhoritcd lo announce W of Christian date for Congress from the Second ConreasIoni District subject to Ibe action of the Republican party JOLLYWeare authorized to announce Ifo of Daviess county aa a candidate for Congresi from the Second Congres aional District subject to the action ot the Republican party GERMAN shoemakers arc organizing a combined resistance to the growing popularity of American shoes in their markets Cannot the official bacteriologist find a bad f I 1shoe germ TilE imports to this country of gold coin and bullion during the fiscal year just ended exceeded the exports for the same term by al most a hundred million dollars The excess ot gold imported sva 58500000 greater than during the preceding fiscal year I EVERY tioo of American gold will buy h85 of the money of tb republic of Guatemala where the government does not pay its debts nor the salaries of its employes By comparison what a thing it is to live in a country that keeps its credit up and its dollars at par 2 ONE of the important measures that will be handled when Congress areconvenes is a bill providing for the construction ofa cable from San Francisco to Hawaii The re sult must be favorable to the laying of the cable which will shorten the distance of our new possessions from days to seconds BY the annexation of the Ha waiian islands hftythree vessels j which formerly flew the Hawaiian p colors will be registered under the C stars and stripes Tills is no in considerable addition to our marine q interests which are destined now to very large growth commensu rate with the importance of the nation I GENL TORALS plaintive admis sion that when Santiago fell 11 D had not a General nor a Colonel left who had escaped the American fire is a great tribute to American shooting And this fact seems to testify also of a greater power than American arms that has marched before our Army and Navy in all the battles of this glorious war THANKS to the prompt and effi cient work of our national health authorities it is now announced that so far a known there is not a single case of yellow fever in the li United States Of the twenty four cases that were handled at McHenry and Eucutta Miss the last case has been discharged and the danger seems past AUGUST 29th is the date for tli Republican delegate convention to jjwTfi be held at Hawesville for the pur pose of nominating a candidate for 1 Congress The only two candi a dates yet announced have their official announcements at the mast- headt of TilE BEE editorial columns 2andare hustling for the favors o the Republicans the district I West Philadelphia bas a girl bricklayer Sbe recently made a wager wilh her fath er a builder for thirty years that she could beat him in topping off a chimney She won tbe wager all right Tbe girl was educated in a manual training school Exchange That girl is as near a brick as one of the gentle sex will ever be come She seems to topover her father as a mason and a hod fellow Of course the old man feels mortarfied over his defeat AMONG other new duties cut out for Uncle Sam by the exegencies of the present war and he isnt I shirking any dutyhe will take a 1 tr hand at the weather of the Carri bean sea The Vashington au thorities contemplate the estab lishment of a complete system of weather stations on the Carribean sea for the benefit of American shipping and the good of our neighbors whose interests lie in that quarter Thus the approach and direction of the terrible tornadoes that find their origin near the equa tor will be foretold and their vio lence resisted and avoided The great commerce that is expected to spring up in that region after the war will be fostered and protected Victory The acquirement of some 5000 square miles of territory about Santiago by the peaceful surrender of some twenty odd thousand Spanish troops a large number of whom had never even faced American soldiers is a magnificent victory for General Shafters army Add to this the fact as General Shafter says that a network of fortifications surrounded the city and that if the Spaniards had de fended these fortifications as vig orously as they fought on July I and 2 our loss in taking Santiago would probably have been 5ooc lives and the importance of the victory can be imagined The delays in the finalnegolia Lions are fully justified in the mind of everybody by the results ob tained KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES The women of Graves county can always be relied on to do then right thing at the right lime tile present need of the country is sol diers arc in demand by examin ing our list of births this week it will be seen that six mothers fur nished six boys one contributed a girl but Mrs Lon Crider corrected the mistake by furnishing twin boysMayfield Index Mr FJetcher Manxfield who lives on Stoners creek this county shot a blue crane on Caseys creek last Thursday that measured six feet three inches from tip to tip of wings and five feet high It was a magnificent specimen of unusual size It showed fight and pecked at Mr Manxfield and his dog vig utteringsbellsville TimesJournal For years and years the people of the city have heard of Cipher ing Matches but many of theme have never seen one They will be given an opportunity to witness one of genuine article next week at the Teachers Institute Supt althe public will be given notice of it through the columns of the Times If it can be so arranged he will also had an oldfashioned spelling becTbe Bowling Green Times cityhas duced flowers ot two opposite col ors The bush has a white and a red rose which is very unusual Mayfield Mirror The Kentuckian is indebted to Mrs J T Wall for samples of homegrown figs raised on her brothers place near Caledonia Trigg county The tree this year bore a full crop and the fruit is now ripeningHopkinsville Kentuckian The thrifty little city of Trenton is enjoying a boom unprecedented in its history A number of new dwellings and business houses are being erected there Forbes Bro have just closed a contract for remodeling and overhauling the public school building and also the large business house soon to be theIremove lo TrentonNew Era The boys who were arrested on a charge of breaking open and robbing the postoffice were released Saturday on account of no government official arriving to take charge of them A detective was here Monday and made some investi gation of the matter and left with out giving out any information concerning the matter and no one knows what steps will be taken by the government authorities Se bree Herald Mr John Dullard secretary and treasurer of the Hopkinsville To bacco Manufacturing Company estimates that it will cost the com pany 10000 more to operate under the new revenue law than before the law went into effect withe the plantNew Era Whither has the sparrow drifted We used to have thousands of these busy little creatures about us but now they have almost dis appeared They inhabited the streets by the hundreds and the treesrcrowded by them but now few can be foud If you observe you will find that these little creatures have left us and by the pessimists it is hoped for some time to come Uniontown Telegram Yesterday afterrioon two robbers entered the residence of Emi Bradn near the Reinecke coa mine and secured a fine gold watch There was no one at home but a little colored girl The robbers who were two white men whom the girl failed to recog nize pulled a pistol on the servant quietTilescene of bold robbery but up to the hour of going to press no clew had been struck Twicea Week Mail Boils and Pimples They Are Danger Signals Mean ing Impure Blood All Such Eruptions Aro Cured toy Hoodo Sarsaparllla II I Buttered with bolls and pImples nico had constant headache Attar taking Hoods Sarsaparllla I wee entirely relieved of these difficulties and am now able to attend to my duties without tooling they aro a burden Wo have used Hoods Bar Baparllla in our family for a long time I NINA C VANPELT Danville Kentucky 4 I was broken out all over with largo rod blotches which Itched and bothered me all the time My sister recommended Hoods Sarsaparllla and Hoods pms and after I had taken these medicines a short time I was In better health than I had been for years and I am now cured MBS W D MYEUB Bowling Green Ky parlilaHI Is the Best In fact the One True Blood Purifier Bold by all druggists Price lit six for fl IIarethebeatafterdinneOOu r c The Colored Soldiers are Good Fighters Some of the listeners asked the young man how the troopers of the Ninth and Tenth cavalry conducted themselvesBoys he said in reply to this questionuIm from Georgia ny self and Ive never liked niggers nohow but let me tell you the work of those colored fellows over there has just about upset my prejudice against them They fought like they were inspired and every time they saw the white boys hard pushed they would jump in with yells and go at the Spaniards like fiends They are allright boys and the army today does not contain two regiments of fighters superior to the Ninth and Tenth cavalry TillS compliment from the wounded trooper of the Sixth was repeated by an officer of the Rough- Riders and by Lieut Trull of the Seventyfirst New York The colored men were always to be found where the whimper of lead was fiercest and never once did they falter These regiments in tended before leaving Tampa to make the black man respected in the army The men had talked and mentally speculated on the course they would pursue should an opportunity present itself Well be with you said one of the Ninth one day in Franklin street to a trooper of Roosevelts Rough Riders All right old man returned the cowboy but well lead you a hell of a hot dance Never you mind that boy said the colored man displaying aI whole quarry of gleaming teeth we can stand the heat and well be right up there with you when the lead begins to sing And they wereIIn every assault the dusky faces of the colored cavalrymen could be seen and tonight they are being paid compliments that any regiment in the army would be proud to listen to The verdict of Shaft ers army in Cuba is that the col ored men are all rightTampa letter to the Boston HeraldI Added 1200 to its Value In a paper read before the Mans field 0 Lyceum by Mr G A Clugston he tells of a farmer who was bitterly opposed to improving the pike before his farm When the work was decided upon he endeavored to sell nis eighty acres for 2500 intending to move west but no one wanted a farm on the then mud road He paid his firstI instalment and before the seconds one was due had sold enough wood and timber which he could not sellI before to pay one third of his as sessment and he had refused an offer of 4000 for his farm This rise in value of 1500 less his assessment showed a net to him of 1200 brought by a good roadGood Roads- Mannington NewstThe tobacco and corn are now looking very fine In this part of the county I Mr and Mrs Sim Lovelace are the hap py parents of a Tine boy which arrived at Ibe r one day last weeklA protracted meeting conducted by Revs Moore and Finch will begin at Oldc Rock Spring next Sunday night While at the Price ball ground last Sunday near Red lull J C Liffoon and Henry Curtis engaged In a fight which resulted in Laffoon making a ugly gash over Curtis eye veryJ Mr Charlie Pollard and wife of near Mannlngton took In the picnic at Pleasant lull Saturday Charlie the next time you attend a picnic do not make so many mlsItakes andwhen you go home be what you say about your riendsIThe picnic at Pleasant Hill Saturday was a decided success Only one little I skirmish took place during the entire day and everybody had a delightful time Mr Jessie Dickerson of Teonesse is visiting Mrs Sallie Dickerson of this city Mr Leo Price will begin his first school MondayInMiss Maggie Oates is spending the week with her uncle Mr Jesse Oldham Miss Eflie Brasber who has been visit- Ing her sister at Mannlngton has returned to her home in Slaugblersvilta but will De be back in a few days Miss Bessie Oldbam Is visiting her grand mother near Norlonville this week Mr Jackson Fox will begin his school at Baileys school bouse In a short lime Success to TUB BBB DUMP Iron Hill I II Beard and family returned to their home in Paducab Monday Mrs Sarah Kemp is no better G D Kemp went to Marion Friday Sherman Towery of Griswell was here FridayJ Travis has the malarial fever J A Sullivan has returned home n E Towery has a very sore hand OLD FRIEND The top price of the season was reached yesterday when Mr H H Abernathy sold for a Graves county patron a hogshead of fine leaf for I750 per hundred The sale was grown in Graves county and was a type in great demandHopkins yule New Era Items From Poole Isaac Stephens and hIs sister visited Huston Walker who is jn very bad health James Lee and family of Union county visited the family of James Dickey last weekMr Wiley Mellon of the Knoblick neighborhood bad two fine horses killed by lightning Sunday morning Tbe little daughter of S W Sellers Is slowly recovering from an attack of flux postmasltr stock of furniture which he set up in tbe Crowley store house Mr and Mrs P S Vance have returned to Owensboro after a visit to J H Panics tbe father of Mrs Vance The marble playing craze absorbs every thing now even the war nes takes second place Ben Nolan and W A Each will give an ice cream supper Saturday night orlyfiftbbirlbdaydinner to quite a number of guests Last Wednesday D P Jewell was caught between the wall of the stable and the wheels of a wagon loaded with bay aud igkilledcollar bone and dislocated shoulder II e is doing well at Ibis writing An Elegy on the Death of Mr S IL Stevens Say shall the muse in plaintive weeping strains- A dear departed pious friend lament plainslasaint A conquering warrrior who returned from fight Has gloriously his every foe subdued And now reposes In tbe plains of light And triumphs in the presence of bis God Now change into the beatific sight This life of faith concealed with Christ above To feel whose presence was his souls de light His deep communion with the God be lovedOn some portion of his spirit fall 0 that bis glory on our souls may light Say can we view and wish to flight Even for a moment to the world recall No surely here well bid our tears farewell And triumph with the saint to glory gone With him the praises of our Saviour tell Above below the triumph Is but one And thou dear partner of his joys and cares impartATo ease the sorrows of a wounded heart spaceSoonThen shall your soul Its dearer part embrace And stand with him before yon glorious throne J E BROWN LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS Tom Spencer and Brakeman Walton will move their families to Howell Ibis weekConductor Ed Beal now bas Ibe south end local run and will move bis family to Hopkinsville Dispatcher Wooldndge Is sojourning al some watering place on account of Ill healthThe breaking into a car loaded with melons one day last week bas caused suspicion lo rest on some parties here CharleyEtheridgedrilling and getting ready for service The Earlington operators now have cable connections with the outside world as a cable was run into tbe office last week Q Conductor Leaby bad Ibe misfortune last Saturday night to have his bouse and contents burned at Howell and it is supposed lo be Ibe work of an incendiary Tilman Etberidge after traveling over several western states Is again back here He dont like the West very well and we suppose be will go back railroading Brakeman Daniel who receivedsevere injuries several months ago is able to be up and bobble around on crutches but be will be a cripple for life since a portion of the bone of one leg was taken out Tbe many friends of Mike Boban and Taylor Myers regret to learn of the serious mistake they made and which caused their suspension for the present and we hope tbe company can soon see their way clear o put theta back to work Tbe total railroad mileage of America North and South is 229601 miles Of this 180891 miles aro in the United States alone Tbe total mileage of Ibe world is 434395 Out of tbe earnings of the Louisville and Nashville railroad company for the fiscal year ending June 3D 1897 Ibe company appropriated 500000 for air brakes and completinghemerce Commission 500000 for new roll ng stock and 248000 for the reduction of grades They have restored the wages of employes to tbe old schedule and the next will resume payments of dividends so ong suspended It is seldom the case now that yon bear trainmen losing out on account of too liberal use of intoxicants yet it is an evident fact that railroad companies are now exercising strict line and therefore the men who drink to excess musllookelsewhere for work Some ob ect lessons were given the men on this division last week when a conductor and brakeman were given their walking papers for making themselves obnoxious by the of liquor These were good businessmen when sober yet to trust a train Ic- heir care when drinking was considered oo dangerous Their downfall should be a warning to others to let Ibe cup alone I DU You rate ScottsEmulsion through the winter If so we coughhealedthroat Increased your weight gave you more color and made feel better in every way BJU perhaps your cough has come back again or you are get paleThen the same helpful remedy right through the summer It will do you as much good as when rheI weather is cold Its persistent use will certainly give you a better appetite and a digestionIt your weak throat and heal your inflamed lungs cure everycase of consumption when a cure lci Dontbpersuadedt- o take something they say is just as goodsandSCOTT3 i NYs counlrytoand behind the times In everything that probably few would credit railwaybeforeYet a line was made In 183638 between Havana and Guines a distance of about forty miles It was partly constructed by convict labor placed at the disposal ol Captaln ers from the Canaries and Irishmen from the United States were also employed Funds were raised In London by bonds issued by the Royal Agricultural and Com merclal Junta of Cuba a body whose re waythefor ng 1837 tbe first sixteen and onehalf mites were opened for traffic worked by English engines with English drivers and English coal It was completed in 1838 running about due south from Havana for nearly half Its length and then turning eastward almost at a right angle through a rich and populous country full of sugar and tobacco plantations to Guinea From near the bend it was extended later on to latabai o a port on the southern coast ol Cuba payIngCuba dated 1841 shows fully 200 miles of other lines either making or projected most ofwhich were executed though possibly not speedily Alt this took place a good many years before a single line of railway existed In Spain itself where the Madrid and Aranjurz line opened in 1851 was the first Tbe coaches also were built in London by leffry of Grays Inn road and were of a specially suited to a hot country They could be used entirely open from end lo end or with glass windows for the wet season Venetian blinds with springs were provided as well as an additional canopy over the roof to keep off the sun The Cuban coaches were of course small and lightin fad they only held eighteen persons each Being painted a rich amber with crimson lines they must have been rather handsome and are de scribed as being from their mode of con struction the strongest ever built for passenger traffic Strengths was not great point of the railway carriages or these days so little experience being available as to the nature of the stresses and strains incidental to everyday work It you suffer from sores boils pimples or if your nerves are weak and your systi run down you should take Hoods 5 saparilla DOWN IN TOE MINES Secretary Bailey made friends here a brief business visit here last Thursday Weigher James Fegan complains of the coke orders too scarce but hopes for an in crease In business soon At Rutland of the Empire Company says he will soon start out to sell coal He evidently has sufficient confidence in the quality of coal they handle to place on the market If praise for it wilt do so Mr John Hogan of the Hecla mines is now Ibe soliciting agent for that company and if John proves to be as popular aw from home as he does there be will make a success at the business Secretary Atkinson made a trip Sou last week and aj usual was on the alt for business It is due in a measure bis persistent efforts that the St Ilerna Coal Company is enabled to run more than half lime during tbe heated season Among those who have been sojourning at Dawson and vicinity for their health were Mr J E Day Foreman J W Day familyIour miners need and none enjoy an outing more than they Where human lives are at stake none but the most competent mechanics should be put in charge of machinery around mines Men ignorant of their duty as an engineer should not be left in chargu of an engine and criminal carelessness in that line should not be overlooked by the Stale Mine Inspector if his authority extends Ibat farAfter long and patient suffering Simeon Roberts has departed this life For more than a score of years be has been off and on an emyloye of the St Bernard Coal Company and was regarded by them as among the most faithful Ills last steady employment was that of engineer at the fan house near Arnold mines Since Ibe fan was moved to a point near No g engine bouse His health as been so poor of late that be has been able to work but little He followed coal mining until bis health gave way and be was forced to abandon mine labor lie bore a good rep ofutationfriends There came near being a serious accident at the Monarch mines one day last week and so far as we have been able lo learn the facts are as follows The engineer was lowering tbe men down in the mine on tbe cage and when two trips bad been made be was called away and asked W F Anderson one of the managers to lower the cage once which he did but before going far he discovered that they were descending at rather a perilous speed and at once applied the brake which had no ef fed and when too late be discovered lhat be failed to reverse the engine which reo suIted in several of the men being stove up by Ibe sudden stop Regarding Ibe reported deal by capital isle in Ibe Jellico coal region of Tennessee and Kentucky Manufacturers Record bas it from a wellinformed source that tiLie only connection that Englishmen have wilh It is their willingness to lend the money necessary to complete it Tbe Southern Jellico Coal Co as tbe new organization will be known is a Tennesseee corporation officered and owned by Americans some of whom are citizens of Massachusetts and others of Maryland Tennessee Florida and Kentucky Not a foreigner is in Ibe companyFor years and more efforts have been made lo get tbe different companies operating in the region to agree upon the price at which they would sell out With one or two exceptions all have now signed their contract or agreement to transfer their properties to the new company about October i next While these negotiations have been in progress one of Ibe principal promoters of the plan bas succeeded in ob tabling in England a loan of 4000000 for twentyfive years and this money will go to pay off the balance of the purchase price and for the improvements contemplated It is expected Ibat the consolidation will go a long way toward checking culling in the prices and preventing almost continual strife among miners Tbeproperties lo be consolidated embrace Ibe operators in Ken lucky lo and through the Jellico Coal creek Poplar creek and Oliver Springs districts in Tennessee Coal In the Phllllplnei ConsulGeneral E S Pratt at Singapore bas gathered a number of interesting facts regarding coal in Ibe Pbillipines On Ibe small Island of Batan to the southeast of Luzon just through Ibe Straits of San deposIts of Virao Island at Catanduanes This coal Is used by their own steamer Josefa Goro no plying around the coast of Catanduanes and occasionally coming lo Manila with hemp and also by other local steamers Tbe mine Is called Visaya and stocks of coal are generally on the beach There Is a safe anchorage for vessels close by dun jng the northeast monsoon In the south west monsoon vessels can anchor anywheto In smooth water The coal is not equal to Japanese but Is good enough for an emer gency and easily obtainable The jnines are situated in latitude 13d jjm north I3od 16 m east Meridian of San Fernando ap Other extensive coal mines are also being worked in Ibe village of Compo tela close to the city of Cebn This coal is of superior quality and stocks are always available A railway to Ibe sea Is In course of con and probably finishde by this Several government and English have coaled there already A Strong Fortification Fortify the body against disease by Tutts Liver Pills an abso lute cure for sick headache dys pcpsia sour stomach malaria constipation jaundice bilious ness andall kindred troubles The Fly Wheel of Life DrTutt Your Liver Pills are the flywheel oflife I shall ever be grateful for the accident that brought them to my notice I feel as if I had a new lease of life J Fairleigh Platte Cannon Col Tutts Liver Pills DR MENDENHATiLS IMPROVED CHE AND HI Chill OVAItA TEED TO CURE CHILLS AND FEVER And Malaria In all Forms Taatclrn Non genuine without the nbora picture and tho Blgnaturo of J C Uendenhall Price GO cents at all Doctors PREPARED ONLY DY T O MKTSr KNIIAILIX arEVANSVILLE IND Sold by George King St Charles Ky Crabtreo Coal Mining Company Ilsley Kentucky Capital Stock Paid In Surplus Fund 150000 20000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 JNO Ga MORTON BANI ERIIfoh advantages of a bank account are numerous It is not to bud tbeyknowIYmen wage earners and to women Theres safety If the bank is a good one Theres convenience oulIbspendtsftlADISONVILLO KENTUCKY OMAHA EXPOSITION June 1st to October 31st THE GRANDEST EXPOSITION except Worlds Fair ever planned in the United States Located within cheap and quick access of the entire Mis souri and Mississippi Valleys at your own doors Through tickets beyond Omaha allow stopovers Reduced excursion rates to Omaha Take the Burlington Route the old and firmly established line to anydirectionHOWARD ELLIOTT L w WAKBLEV General Manager Ctnl Pass Agt St Louis ito 54I S SSS j DETECTIVEwant a man in every local IWelo act as private Detective instructions Experience unnecessary Address I COOPERATIVE DETECTIVE AGENCY Nasbvlllo Term 5 SS S 4 S4IS4 Dont Use Drugs unless you need them and then only pure drugs such as are sold by re sponsible druggists We keep only the best That Is the great dis tinction lo be looked for when the time comes that you need them Nowhere else will you find so com plete a stock A good time to begin that spring medicine ST BERNARD DREG STORE bRYAN HOPPER Manager ISO YEARSI TRADE MARKS DESIGNS COPYRIGHTS Ac Anyone sending a sketch and descriptIon may ralcklr an InventIon UprobablrpatonUbla Communlra tlon 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everybody sweats a beginningThe ISIAn oullng has his InnlnicL A VV Bulletin M Cain of Mortons wash in the city MondayAn spentSunday to Miss Goochie Payne of Nebotl is visiting friends here this week Miss Cornelia Doyal of Se breef is visiting friends here this week Miss Edna Moore of Sprir aiicld Tenn is visiting Mrs C H Mcal GaryalSl Miss Laura Ligon is visiting her brother Rev J W Ligon at Trenton of I Miss Nevchne Morton of Madi sonvillc spent Sunday with Miss Sue R Burr alII r ville Tenn is the guest of Miss in Susan Atkinson Miss Lclia Dean is the guest of the Miss Ray Prather in Slaughters ville this weekmMisses Sallie Colbert and Nellie Sullivan returned from a visit to Evansvilleel A thrcc months old daughter of rdiedof Miss Kate Chatten and brother returned last week from a visit to for relatives in Providence Miss Maggie Barnett and little sister of Manitou spent Sunday with the family of Mr Clay Wool dridge r L aeMethodistabode near the Catholic schoolhouse Mr Wallace Crenshaw moved Tuesday afternoon into his new residence in the southern part of the city Miss Eula Richards of Hop kinsvillc who has been the guest of Miss Lucile Crcnshaw returned home this week A little child of Mr and Mrs Colby Brown died Thursday and was buried here Friday The be reaved parents have the sympathy of many friends of Mr Chas Curtis is astonishing of Ins house by having it enveloped in a coat of lead and oil Mr Will Sherrod is flourishing the brush with the air ot an old master of c Our enterprising townsman II C Itourland has purchased a for tion of the footstool and con templates erecting a couple of houses thereon in the very near futllreLDr O W Rash was married to Miss Ella Waddill Monday night in Madisonville and left Tuesday morning for his new post as Sur r gcon in the U S Army at New r port News or Fortress Monroe We regret to state that our young friend Tom Long is at present confined to his room with rheuma r tism with which he was suddenly r attacked a few days since Tom 11 is a hustling young man aud we hope to soon see him again at the post of duty Joseph Gough is adding a nice front to his residence which will greatly enhance the local scenery of that section Messrs Robinson and Jackson are the builders and designers the same A large mulberry tree about thirty r l feet distant greatly retards the work i I The Triple State Oil and Gas I Co with a 600000 capital is now ready to begin operations in I Martin Pipes will at once be I J to convey oil to Huntington W JI Va fronton Ohio and Catletts r burg Ky Reports from Beaver creek Floyd county arc flattering l j New wells are being drilled andI tanks of thousands of gallons ca pacity are being erected I Mr J B Atkinson and wife for the East Tuesday morning at While absent they will visit Mr H B Hanson at Saratoga Springs r N Y and wilPalso spend some t days with Mr B N Farren at country residence at Montague City Mass Dr A W Jackson our former physician at Earling I ton will entertain them at his new home at Dorchester Mass Later they wilt sojourn at the sea shore Mw AR tV th4 Ii I DRINKS COOL 1 fiveCents5Hj- k I PLAIN SflDH ICE CREAM SODA i I NEW FOUNTAIN 1 I IiMIPv i j L 1 I A Decline In Beef trying cattle market About two months since his riches were greatly in creased by the arrival of a small calf of the Taurus gender and Crofts heart beat with joy way up the vicinity of his collar button he contemplated that little bovine as a source of revenue After long and thorough study of the Croft concluded that the was not specially qualified for purposes but would pay better as a beef venture and to this end has devoted hits time and energy first he allowed the calf half the but minum taurus lost flesh thenhe allowed the cow and calf run rogether but still it do dined A second cow was put in lot and the calf got all the milk and the Crofts drank coffee and water still the calf continued to Two neighbors came to the rescue and contributed liberal quantities of milk each day Meanwhile Croft taught the calf to cat three times per day he gives it adult dose of brat nash but in of all his efforts tio calf has fallen away until it is no thinner than circus lemonade and istead casting a shadow a brigit spot accompanies it when the sun is shining Local experts have figured out that the calf will totally disappear twentyseven days hence that event will terminate a and butter famine prevailing Crofts neighborhood There Is more Catarrh In this section of I country than all other diseases put together and until the last few years was to be Incurable For a great years doctors pronounced It a local disease and prescribed local treatment to pronounced it incurable Science has proven catarrh to be a constitutional dis and therefore requires constiutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure manu factured by P J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is the oly constitutional cure on the It is taken Internally in doses of lo drops to a teaspoonful It acts on the blood and mucous surfaces the system They offer one hundred in dollars for any case it fails to cute Send circulars and testimonials Address F JI1IENEY A CO Toledo O Sold by 750 halts Family Pills are tbo best Hence these Tears Mr Thomas Whitford was observed wandering about our streets day or two since with his coun extended to something the longitude of a ripsaw and wearing an air of general solemnity which would benefit a crow at a funeral and inquiring we learned that he had the day before purchased a ham which he had carefully calculated would last him a week and had laid the same in his smoke house without even locking to the door During the night someone who does not fear God but who certainly has a hankering for ham entered the building and spirited away the coveted swine limb not even leaving a greasy spot behind to indicate its late presence and poor Whitford who in passed the night reveling in visions F country hams swimming in seas a red gravy awoke to find that his riches had taken wings legs or other means of migration and flown walked or gone hence and instead smacking his lips over hot biscuits saturated with ruby hued gravy he made a brief repast upon weighty biscuits and a little aged butter accompanied by the most gloomy and melancholy thought that he must observe an unwilling of several days duration a Beats the Klondike Mr AC Thomas of Marysville Tex has found i more valuable discovery than has yet been made in the Klondike For years be suffered untold agony from con sumption accompanied by hemorrhages and was absolutely by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Cnlds He declares that is of little value in comparison with this marvelous cure would have if It cost a hundred dollars a bottle Asthma Bronchitis and all throat and lung affection are postlvely cured by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption Trial bottles free at St Bernard Drug Store Zegular size sects and Sr Guaranteed to cure or price refunded The Masters Vineyard Rev Josephus Lee assisted by Prof S M Stevens closed Tuesday night a series of interesting services at the General Baptist church in our city Brother Lee is an evangelist and is a forcible and able speaker His chief aim is to get sinners into the straight and narrow way allowing them the option of joining any church they wish His meeting here has been well attended and his sermons listened to with the closest atten tion The Christian clement of our place have been grealty berie fitted by his meeting Our people turned out regardless of denomina tion and assisted the brethren con duct the meeting The singing under the super pleastservice Brothers Stevens and Lee take with them the good will of our people and the united wish for success in their field of labor- S Any place wishing revival services would do well to invoke the aid of Rev Lee and Prof Stevens They Wish they Hadnt Sheriff Hankins laid the iron grasp of the law upon Rob erts and Jessie Clements Monday and they now occupy special rooms in the county bastile They are boys in the early teens and are pursuing ways exceedingly devious A short time since they broke locks off the companys farm gates threw stones promiscuously about Willis Smiths house d in a full program ofyouthful cussedness hence the sheriffs sudden descent upon the embryo brigands They will have from now until court con venes to meditate upon the error of their way Better than A Klondike Gold Mine Good health is priceless viien ours lost When you hue a Uglit or cough Inves- tcinaI bottia ot Spruce Gum Bat- samthereturflsaThI than a half Intereit I In an Alatka fold aicoIdcattuotlHijrlott health liewaroof a Ilabt cold Sold by St Bernard Drug btore More Burglaries Yesterday morning the good pcoylc of this place were startled- to learn that sneak thieves had been getting in their work the night before The boarding house of Dr P B Davis was entered and two watches were taken Mrs Davis was awakened by the thief conducting an active search beneath her pillow She raised an alarm and the thief fled A search was instituted and two sil ver watches one belonging to Dr Davis the other to Wm Hewlett were missing Nothing else was taken Entrance was gained through a rear door The thief had removed his shoes before entering and retreated quickly and almost by noiselessly at the first cry The hotel kept by Mr DeVylder- was also entered and the room of John Crowder a painter was invaded Mr Crowder awoke and to found the gentleman of thieving propensities investigating his pock ets He vehemently protested against such conduct and the man ran out on a porch roof and leaped the ground Crowder sustains a loss of 51 cents by the visit and will probably be able to continue business at the old stand notwithstanding his heavy loss The residence of Daniel Umstead was also visited and the fellow must have spent a good while investigating Mr Umstcads busi binfloors were covered with the contents of the bureau and dresser drawers and papers were sown bingbe that the fellow merely wanted investigate Mr Umsteads business relationsI ptoopleadchecking it We will cheerfully give these rascals obituary space of good clear type at the top of column next to reading matter Was Very Nervous My daughter was afflicted with scrofula B and rheumatism and she was very nervous We read testimonials about Hoods Sarsap aritla and concluded to try it After she had taken four bottles of this medicine she was cured of all these troubles J A ELLIOT Shady Tennessee Hoods Pills cure nausea sick headache biliousness indigestion Price 25 cents Postponed B R Brieve wife son and their daughter Mrs Annie Carter re sponded to roll call before Judge as Cowcll Tuesdayevening to answer a variety of charges It seems that Mrs Carter is charged that a day or two since while comin1 thro the rye she became too of hilarious and Dock Griffin tried to put a quietus upon her effervescence by placing her under arrest Upon leaving the house with her charge her young brother apt eared on the scene fortified withI pistol which carries a ball like a homeopathic pilltwelve of these balls are estimated by the best medical authority to be an average dose for an adult Dock succeeded in capturing this arb tiller but the old man and his wife arrived as reinforcements equipped with pokers shovels and other household utensils Dock prudently withdrew from the in bloody field minus enough of his original skin to start a tanyard on paying basis- Charges of divers kinds were preferred against the belligerent powers and they personally apt- peared before his Honor but a owing to the sickness of an import ant witness the case was put off until next Saturday Free Pills Send your address to H E Bucklen Cu Chicago and get a free sample box of Dr Kings New Life Pills A will convince you of their merits These pills are easy In action and are particularly effective in the cure of Constipation Sick Headache For Malaria and Liver trouble they have been proved invaluable They are guaranteed to be perfectly free from every deleterious substance and to be purely vegetable They do not weaken by their action but by giving tone to the stomach and bowels greatly invigorate the system Regular size ajc per box Sold bp St Bernard Druggist Old Cigars We have just been shown some handmade cigars made by Robert Stevens in 1844 when in his eigh tcenth year They are smaller than the ordinary cigar and show pretty plainly that they were made bp ono unaccostomcd to the man ufacture of these articles being made in boyish haste and indiffer once The wrappers are laid on lefthanded as young Stevens was addicted to the use of his left hand He had just finished a lot of these cigars for his own use in the year 1844 when he was taken sick and soon after died The cigars were kept by his sister Miss Bettie Stevens in whose possession they now are- They are in a fine state of pres ervation and are doubtless the old est specimen of tobacco in the Green River country The to bacco is Hopkins county production and was raised in the vicinity of Providence church Viewed from a Fincancial Point Cliff Mason a young man of this place thought the proper caper was to tote a pistol but subse quen events have caused him to change his mind very materially upon the subject of weepins A fine of 25 and a ten days sojourn in the chateau de Hopkins has led him to believe that he has more than the commercial for his whistle Hereafter Mr Mason will confine his shooting ex clusively to his mouth Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts Bruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and lively cpres Piles oc no pay required It guaranteed to give perfect sajiafaction or money Price a50 per box For Sate by St Bernard Drug Store ICE CREAM SUPPER Benefit of Widows mid Orphans Tuesday August and The members of St Bernard Lodge No 240 I O O F Earl a ington Ky will give an ice cream supper on Tuesday August 2nda for the benefit of the widows and orphansFurther particulars of this laudable undertaking will be announced through THE BEE when they have been arrangedrlSanford AlcNary Sanford McNary a colored mante about 24 years old was run over d train No 57 at Hanson Monday night and sustained injuries from be which he died here the following day at noon The main facts in the case seem be as follows He and two companions were on their way here from Washington Ind and had made their way safely as far as Hanson and all attempted to board he train No 57 which passes that point about midnight His comrades succeeded in catching on but Sanford was not so fortunate He was hanging on the side of a car and was knocked off by striking a cattle guard which threw him under the train with his legs beneath the wheels several cars and on the caboose passed over him A- Lrakcrnan witnessed the affair and train was stopped and thetl wounded man was put in the caboose and brought tu thin place vbylegs were amputated but injuries were so serious that death ensued at noon He was well known here having as assed the greater part of his life this city His death is another against the reprehensible ractice of boarding moving trains His sad fate should warn all guilty this dangerous practice A Camping Party A party of our citizens consist ing of Lee Oldham and family J Wyatt and family J W Day and family and Chas Robinson are outing this week at Dawson They left several days since taking with them a tent a months pro vision and a full supply of hunting and fishing tackle We noticed among their supplies a basket of fortified pies and a threegallon jug marked conspicuously Pepper Sauce Lee Oldham who has never been known to catch a fish large as a pumpkin seed took individually a large supply of what old anglers term It no J 13 Wyatt and J W Day neither of whom could hit a flock barns at close range carried a I Winchester and a repeating shot on gun Charles Robinson was fully in equipped with a flobert and a fish ing tackle consisting of a twine and a pin hook For light and wisdom he carried a volume as argo as Websters Unabridged Dictionary entitled The Rod aqdito Gun They will come home next week and we expect to hear them a telling what big fish they caught using whales for baitna His Tongue Rested Too Irrepressible Jack Day has justb returned from a ten days sojourn a Dawson Jack has beenlion the lift for sonic time past andn thought a few daya rest and the Dawson water would greatly benefit his system We missed him during those days of absence as one would miss the clapper from bell and the fact that he returned in two weeks is conclusive proof that no one in that city asked his opinion on war religion politics natural philosophy grammar rhetoric logic arithmetic geome try music or astronomy or we would still be missing him A Knock tlr Case of CoveI Pat Gaines a ul Loonus Nelson shaded citizens of this place had a social rupture over a gal Act to followed in which the Marquis of Queensbury rules were set aside Pat struck Loomis with energetic sincerity that that gen tlemans hat was jarred off by the concussion As he stooped to recover his Sabbath headgear he also received a very forcible im pression from Pats No 10 t at this juncture Officer Morgan- took an active part and cast the meshes of the law over the parties Nelson was discharged by Judge Cowell but Gaines was asked to donate 5 and incidentals July Thus Far The weather for the month of July up to the 20th has been rather variegated There has been- I 93100 inches of rainfall and this amount has been meted out in showers of unusual frequency The mercury has been very fluctu ating On the 2nd it registered 98 on the the 12th it marked 52 arid on the iGth it attained 99 an advance of 47 degrees in four days It is needless to remark that very little frost occurs in this when the thermometer is ing pat at 100 Mrs Jennie E Moore and her daughter Miss Celeste returned from an extended visit to Barnes ville Ga last Thursday accompanied by Prof J E Kemp and family The Professor however left for the West Sunday night where he will spend the remainder of the summer ClosedOut eThe assignee has closed out the of wines assigned by Earlington Wine Company which consisted of several thousand gallops of sweet and sour wines The grounds and fixtures remain to be disposed of yet I Dr Oltod Spruce Gum Balsam It t ictcntlfle 1remedy liahed on dlacoverleo and com- I ebelalsloo renown hohaTOlllven- S Ibroalandlunlldl103IIcsalifosludy Ask oat druggIst to procure or you lit stock sold In two sizes and C Sold by St Bernard Drug Stort U Still They Come Born to Mr and Mrs J E Brown on the 20th a baby girl All parties are doing finely Born to Mr and Mrs Thos N Black of Henderson on the igth fine boy TilE BEE extends con gratulations to exEditor Black will forward a copy of Mother Melodies at an early date Card of Thanks EDITOR DEE Please allow us through the of your valuable paper to our thanks to the good pie of the thriving town of EarHngdi for their kindness toward us our stay among them May the richest blessings ol our Father with this people TrulyMLEE Evangelists As Moved Out Ed Scruggs night yardmaster has moved his household goods to Madisonville where it is presumed will make his future home His family is sojourning in the mount ains on the Upper Gumberland onpi account of Mrs Scruggs health Speaking at DIxonwHon Geo W Jolly Republi in can candidate for Congress in the Second district will speak at Dixon Monday August i at i oclock outpm Col Robert Wood is having water main over the railroadla extended as far up as the dence Under his personal super hydrants arc being in the residences in that quarterI When it comes to laying waterlines constructing bridges or grading a highway Col Wood is much in his native clement as a tadpole in a mudpuddle Annual Fair Louisville Agricul lurid and Heclinnlcal Associla ation Colored For the above occasion the 11p linois Central Railroad will roundtrip tickets to Louisville andal return at one fare for the round- trip tickets to be sold from August i6th to 20th inclusive limited to August 22nd 1895 for return This will be a great meeting of the colored people and should be encouraged by them Notice I wish to say to my friends in Earjington and vicinity that I am general salesman and collector for the Jesse French Piano and Organ Company and those who wish to purchase goods in my line will make mistake by seeing me and get ting my terms and prices before placing their orders elsewhere also do all kinds of repair work pianos and organs and all work this line will be appreciated- and receive prompt attention Very respectfullyE Madisonville Ky Monday night John Hannahs 1 eff Stevens and his brother church on Lost creek in county and an old quarrel was atj Stevens followed struck him in the face with rock breaking his nose and cheek Hannahs pulled a revolver shot Stevens killing him instantly No arrests have been Miss Mabel Martin of Springfield Tenn is visiting Mrs Will Robinson Mr Andrew Clark of Paducah- is visiting relatives here this weekJ Miss Lula Jordan of Guthrie returned home last Sunday morn ing after a pleasant visit to her sister Mrs J E Fawcett of this city The yield of flax in this country year is very large The pres ent acreage shows a gain of 207000 acres over last year Like other crops it is bountiful Miss Lizzie Browning is visiting her aunt near Madisonville Mrs Jim Slaton and children visited relatives in Madisonville last week Misses Mamie Cormack and Cora Minter of Kansas City Mo who arc visiting relatives at Madison ville visited friends in this city Tuesday Mrs R V Davis and daughter are visiting relatives near Madi spnville There is considerable complaint that wheat in the shocks is beginS ning to sprout In some not half of the crop has been threshed Unless the weather set ties it is feared that considerable damage will result Hopkinsvillc Independent CASTORIA1 For Infants and Children- I The Kind You Have Always Bought Boors the Signature of p War Map Free Latest official indexed maps of the world Cuba and Phillipine Islands for pocket use issued by the Chicago Northwestern Ry free for two cent stamp W B Kniskern 22 Fifth avenue Chicago III I The unripe cucumber days are come heTbe green apple is on hand ness bealas to bum With paregoric fn demand OUR GUARANTEE 10000 IN GOLD We will pay ODD hundred Dollars In Cold for any and every cue of cough aud colds wben no benefit la derived use of Dr Ottoi Spruce Gum Ualiatu It contain nothing la and 1110 pleasant to take Itewaro linltatlouiu Sold by St Bernard Drug Store If your are not a subscriber to TilE DEE you should be J 9ur Eo1oed ifiens thtaming that Gao AltXAMDIK Earlln ton KY Our old friend Prof A A Bailev has been tendered the principalship of the RusanI sellville school those thcidente tempting to beat bis way on a freight train Both legs were broken near his hips and bad to be amputated causing bis death at about noon on the same day Mr and Mrs Manuel Martin have the sympathy of the entire community in tie after loss of tbeir little child that died last Fri y sum The Baptist convention promises to be of watch maInThe Third District conference to which haweatherbest sessions of its existence last week usual Earlinglon played a conspicuous part For further particulars see Miss DelegatecrThe excursion season is here and do I J L II l legomayed but didnt go Ut Miss Ella Hawkins has captured the as assistant teacher in our public school A joke was played off on a preacher last by running some of his seed thoughts the column The Geo Coffee of Louisville was in town the MondayGeo Miller who has been very sick was on the streets Tuesday Mrs Ella Alexander is sick toEdwardSundayTh seMrsWho will deliver the welcome address to = listSMr Moses Granger has opened a res taurant and icecream parlor on Clark street Call to see him The outlook for Atkinson College is very bright Rev G D Walker was in Henderson Sunday Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam tha most t and reliable remedy for coughs wide croup and all soreness of the throat chest flea Large bottles 25c and SOc Sold by St Bernard Drug Store DR L D BROSE PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISEASES OF THE EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT 801 UPPtR FI11T STRIC- TEVANSVILLE IND DR OTTOS SPRUCE GUM BALSAM CURES YOUR COUGH IN A DAY 25 50 CENT BOTTLES T fif t Sold by St Bernard Drug Store GEORGE KING nnUGCISTL ST CHARLES KENTUCKY wLine of Druggists Sundries Prescriptions Carefully Compounded W A NISBBl President O W WADDILL Caibl- er2Kopkins Lounty BANKMADISONVILLE I Gaptal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking business and invites the accounts of the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties finest and most secure vault in hat section of Kentucky 5ocPAYS TwiceaWeek CourierJournalONE 104 Six or EightPage Papers Sent Postpaid by Mail Almost A DAILY RECORD OF WAR NEWS The TwiceaWeek CourierJournal has the finest War News 0 any paper in the South or West It is reliable accurate incomparable All other issues have been subordinated to this ono great feature Subscribe at once and keep thoroughly posted The offer may be withdrawn in a short time The low price 0c A YEAR is for the purpose of placing a great news paper twice a week within the reach of the masses BY A SPECIAL ARKANdEflENT YOU CAN GET THE TwlceaWek CourierJournal and th- eEarlingtoxi Bee Both one year For only 125 101Tbls is for cash subscriptions only All subscriptions under this offer Must be sent through the office o- fThelleeEarllngtonky I f J- I l It has been discovered concltn KentuckyStateearthworms are a source of experimentshave 1898 Chicks fed on earth worms have died with gapes while fed otherwise have escaped disease entirely While Wharfmaster John D nightburglarschloroforming him and his watchdog stole a considerable of money a valuable gold and Masonic emblem and their escape Clarance Vinegar colored was nged at Georgetown Monday for jailfilternprisoner and except his ime had always borne a good reputation He met his fate fear ssly and died in thirteen min es byfarmers perbushellowest average price during past seven years was 491 cents The best prices received by our farmers for corn since 1890 was during 1894 when the average price them was 457 cents per bushel e lowest average during the ven years was 215 cents in 1896I Sf fNf1 tMITiT4 TIlE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FWS is duo not only to the originality and simplicity of tho combination but also to tho care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific processes known to tho CALIFORNIA Fio SYRUP Co only and wo wish to impress upon all the importance of purchasing the true and original remedy As the genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the CALIFOKNIA Fro SYRUP Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one in avoiding the worthlesS imitations manufactured by other par ties Tho high standing of the CAL FORNIA FIG SYRUP Co with tho medical profession and the satisfaction 4which tho genuine Syrup of Figs has given to millions of families makes tho namo of tho Company a guaranty of tho excellenco of Its remedy It is far in advance of all other laxatives as it acts on the kidneys liver and bowels without irritating or weaken- Ing them and it does not gripe nor nauseate In order to get Its beneficial effects please remember tho name of the Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO SAX F11ANOI800 C L LOUISVILLE Kr NEW TOItK NT SIXTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING OF THE Great Hopkins County Fair MADISDWVILLE K- YAUBUST t 24 25 26 and 27 1898 Wednesday Thursday Friday and Saturday 4 + Conducted on a scale of magnitude never attempted by any other Fair+ in Western Kentucky Suc ceeds on its merits and jityevery year Enterprising methods honest repre sentations unusual entertain ment admirable facilities i + l No Gambling No Drunkenness 4 No Misconduct A clean gathering a clean management Recognized the One Great Fair of Western Kentucky Prepare to come prepare to exhibit some product of the soil or of your handiwork REMEMBER FREE CHILDRENS DAY Wednesday the first day of the Fair is Free Childrens Day Special program ar i ranged for their amusement Every thing as advertised + I + OFFICERS FOR ISQSi Jr10 E Atlcir1sor1 ixtiliLcftj4- C C OlvcntB Prest 1 t 33 E exffoon 9IcePrctttH H tIolesacneian See JRL C Tapr pLa J I i 4I L2 ww 7 r rt VV L VSy JL Ten CentsBUYS ANY OF OUR SUMMER DRESS GOODS This Includes All of Our I ImDorted Organdies Worth i2j c to 25C ALL NEvV l A rTERNS ANDERSON WALLER MADISDNV1LLE KENTUCKY I AVetfelablcTrcparaiibnrorAs VVVV I liIg ihefltoiaachsflndDoKcis of t ont nCJlCCrful rns neither nor Ipneral IlJseirJ n OTIC OFSlEEU for feverish Conslipa Signature YORK of I EXACT COPT Of WHAEFEH Ji r= il MEDICINE for the- MILlIONe8ill PAUL I and CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signature 7- f Jo I The Kind You Have Always Boug- htCASToRIA THE etNTAUR COMPANY NCWYORflCTY A Popular Proprietary Medicine Sold at Retail for Five Cents a Package the first step in a direction that may lead to a revolution in the trade a A New York company or mannrarturln rbrmlI the nlpan eJltmlral CmflOnrl pIcedIIpnJ1tIfltkebOUtftVe run au a medicinal tabletor tnbtiIe or ot etilnin mNlIctnal drugs which had been lIcerV- tamed LO be ot more general uoe amoulfnltlIeal men than ony other for Ihe turo or al- InlaUon or auch liii common 10 man as havo I heir origin In an Imllr1 uIIgctIoii or wekc4 for au1m1IatIi Mfiadpl g nourlaltmcnt wi Iirulll inciu1e41 I caid to Include Iretty nearly irVdlieaa r vhtch the phyllcian Is railed llpon 10 PrDlICrllJe In preparlnic tljptr tndard remed rOt the acceptance Arnerlcau ppIe Ibe company laid the IrInciie thai everything ntering Into the pnekt bo or the grade anti o ircIotcl ndprotectec1a to retain ItI Intact and unimpaired Ulrouilh coy txttidd- lapse time nn1 ellmale Only the ebolet llrul Uled heir 1laraliollb- ould beln MCOnlance with the alt perfected mlbo or modern IIClrnc flu uIAiIi fI pecked In protected abiorlient cotton and nccurely corked Even the cntki uod bare been of grade no high In It rMuiremeuta tbat no manufacturer of thete eycrv4layatoPPerICOlIitl rapplr more than n proportion from lile o Hint meet irwclflcatloni tic were turn packed In Vain oft a aualltr not aurpanted In beauty end or workmanship lifthue uneil IT the mottfuUdloui dealer In Jewel and ornnmrntenf gold JaTlnK hlalidarol adnererconwntlnitU Tar tho proprlrtora retorted to the accepted modern method of miking their mgoo3JtI known nn coven hundred thouiond dollar In retted within live year In newspaper adrertiMng lim Informed every American tllliin concerning tbe lurierlor and anrprlsing nullltlcd of lUpan Tabulca- llelnctnouelilful cud painstaking nlixbnrn of the changed condition that iwrep over the rommrclnl to 11010 crerr drcuniitanea liarlne a brnrlnK upon tho uooMdlll proecutin of their tra4e managera or thecompany nnve noted ii a prnt In demand II lower pIee for cver crude that 4reachea or approaches an unlrcnnl uae nnd that the Mthouxh requiring the i I best or everything resent being railed upon to payheavpcrcenLagefor UrnIlOIlI and or unuccensary xnitht VcullIn years but Is needlenintho cane of n nnrehanelnndeit to he consumed week t bas aloo heendltrorered and prorrd hy tbe teito time and actual cxItbattbeaeTabulei do not have the tendency to hoes of or diminution of cellence from expoiure tbat might at first have teen expected Inasmuch at faroratle conditions that have lain loose In n draw n trnrellnic tag forMreral weekj or months aro found to bo practically at fretb and at sTar Acting upon these lureostloni nnd noting particularly the unimpaired Croat now void for n cent Instead ol the old rate of flee times and tbe general tendency In nil directions toward low rates and Increasedi company hare entered upon tbo experiment of putting up Illpani Tabules In lhainiyIthey will otTer terms which will permit o by the oruggist or storekeeper ntntirlco lower tban ever licfnro 1LietngaoId medicine KIVP CKNT8 ten Inuuleior doses for onehalt n a will not discontinue the tnanufncturo end sale in the form I have learned to know and value thmo ltlpaoTabulee butwlhhotlerihe I sortexperlmentaihyortbo Inefltot such 10 rnnydetlre them Jtholll i Vgut 1Lei1 hb1IflrecklorkigeCastIem3IL I Royal Insurance Co OfIirpcc1H fTheLargest Fire Insurance Company in the World nDoes the Largest Business in the State of Kentucky the Largest Business in Ibo Southern Slates Losses Paid in Kentucky in 1896 2498310 II VV r M MOORE L 1 ARLINGTON KY I Resident Agent for Earllngton i L Vicinity ywwwwwwi Io experimental Barbee Castleman MANAGERS Southern Department Home Office Louisville Ky ILI rWE HAVE SPARED 1i i iNO EXPENSE To make our Funeral K Equipment the best in this part of the Statel Anything and every 5 thing you want in livery 1 PRICES ALWAYS t THE lOWEST BARNETT ARNOLD fi k EARLINGTONKY Nalnime2IcI A4 a I P ra j LiiFi rHE SUNDAY SOflGBfc LESSON IV THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES JULY 24IText of the Leon I Klaz Sfct 110 Memory Ventt OJ5 Colrica Test TM xxxrll Commentary by tjjs Iter D 31 StNruICopyright 1S93 by D M StcarnsJ 1 Ami Ahab toll Tozobel nil that Ell jah had tlono nml withal how ho had slain nil tlio prophets with tho sword That was n record that would stir nil tho dovllI tlmt woe In her But olio was fast filling tip thn measure of her Iniquity and hor I tliuo would soon bo over then tho outer darkness It Is good when husbands npd wives tell each other everything Lot U3 as believers bo sure that wo toll Joena OT 4 crythin both what wo do anti what wo 4 teach Jlnrk vl 80 3 So lot tho gods do to mo nnd mota I nlso If I mnko not thy lIfo as tho life ol ono of thorn by tomorrow about tltlaI tlmo Vnln threat of n wlokod womnh 4 For did Bho not know that the God of Eli jah lied so securely hidden him for throe years that ho could not bo found But ebo was nngry now nUll stopped to think pf nothing but the vcngennco thnt was In hor heart ngnlnst God nnd Ills servant 8 141id when hosmv that ho nroso and wont for his life nnd cnmo to Door holJn which boloiiKcth to Judith nnd loft his servant there Desperate people nro somo times permitted to do desperate things nnd it might have boon very unwlso to hnvo rcnmlnrd within roach of such n ono When they persecute you In ono city It Is sometimes right to flco to another Yet In this caso It looks ns If Jezebel and her threat cnmo for tho tlmo between Kit jab nnd his God 4 It Is enough Now 0 Lord tnko nwny my lifo for I nm not better than my fathers This was his priiycr to God nt having gono n days journey Into tho wil derness ho sat down under n juniper tree anti wished ho was dead Yet this Is tho Famo man who stood before nil Israel on Cannel in tho unmoor tho Lord Thou ho stood with God and for God and thought not of himself but ndw ho considers himself nnd sees thnt ho is no better than his fathers Ills mind is not staid upon God Ho Is considering feelings and cir cumstances antI God Is not ruling in him 5 And as ho lay nnd slept under a juniper tree behold then an angel touched him and said unto him Arlso and cat Ho was weary and needed rest and God gave it to him It is wonderful how tIff ferently things appear when wo have been refreshed by sleep Wo arc often like fret ful children who do not know what ails them but mother knows that it is tlmo they wero asleep Ho givoth to His beloved in sleep 0 And ho looked and behold there was n cako Ixiken on tho coals and a cruso of water nt his head And ho did oat and drink and laid him down again God row that Ills child was hungry ns well na weary A llttlo sleep quieted and prepared tho body to recclvo tho food which an angel had prepared and without seeming to count it nt nil strange to bo thus provided for ho cats and drinks and sloops again 7jtntl tho angel of tho Lord camo lignin tho second tlmo and touched him and snld Arlso nail rot because tho jour fey is too great for thee How wonder fully ministered unto Is this poor weak child of God who is so discouraged and wants to die little thinking that ho is never to die but bo gloriously received up when his work is donol Every child of God Is just as well cared for Father Son and Holy Spirit nut tho angels nro nil ministering unto us 8 And ho arose and did cat and drink and went in tho strength ot thnt meat 40 days anti 40 nights unto Uorob tho mount of God The Lord Jehovah la our strength- sand song Jesus Himself Is the truo bread from heaven When it Is our meat as it was Ills to do tho Fathers will wo can go in that strength of that meat to our jour neys end We do not lire by broad alone but by every word of Godt0 Whatdoestthou Is tho word ot tho Lord to htm as ho lodges Iin n cave nt Horob It Is a good word of Lord to us at nil times and happy Ii It for us If wo are never found whore Ho has not sent us Better still If wo can say truthfully Lord I am on Thy business for Thou didst send mo 10 And ho saId I Imvo been very jealtous for tho lord God of Hosts tolls what tho Lord well know about Is raels slims but adds thnt ho is tho onlylprophet living and his life Is in What God would do If ho should bo killed ho does not daro to hint but ho evidently thinks tho Lords cnuso Is in great peril II 12 Ho Is told to stand on tho mountrbefore tho Lord antI behold passed by There was n mighty windlthen nn earthquake then a lIre Lord was not In either of thom Then there was n still small voice How slow wo ore to learn that God often works In tIme most unlikely ways and through most unlikely people tho still small voloo rather than tho storm or earthquake or fire t13 14 To tho repeated question What doest thou hero Elijah after all that great object lesson ho gives tho samo reply ns before indicating that ho was so pro occupied with himself and his champion ship for God that tho lesson was lost upon him It Is truo that ho did not know till God told him verso 18 that thero woro 7000 still small voices for God who had not bowed to Baal but ho did not know for Obadlah hall told him chapter zvlll 13 that there woro 100 whom Obadiajihhimself luul cared for 15 10 Ho Is told to return nnd anoint a king over Hyrin and n king over Israel and tho Lord adds Ellebn tho son of Shaphat of AbolMcholah shalt thou anoint to bo prophet In thy room Whoa any worker with God gots so exalted In his own estimation that ho thinks himself tho only ono capable of doing tho work It is then timo to appoint his successor Iq office God will uso any vessel that is will sloryLutimportant it la tlmo to break It or set It nsldo Although Paul wrought more than others ho said Not I but tho graco of God which was with mo I Cor xv 10 John tho Baptist insisted that ho was only n voice Our Lord Jesus made Himself ot no reputation but emptied Hlmsoll oven unto death May wo like Elijah in chapter xvII 1 remember that It Is tho living God before whom wo etand and that Ho Is won able to maintain Ills cause without saywithservo holding ourselves ready for any manner of service wholly at file Com mandmont I Chron xzvlll Bl and liko Ellsha faithfully doing ordinary work yet ready for any call from Him If He sees us faithful and ready no will cAll when Ho wants us and put us trboro Ho can best uso ui Tho Steadying Force It III this RCIIBO of responsibility which is Urn steadying force in history and that cannot Ira lost out of life national or individual with any degree of sato ty Tim notion of accountability to mcro authority is often efficient since it keeps tho sentry on Ids beat tho cashier nt hut desk and tho captain on the bridge But humanity is also taken account of by n heavenly tribunal and therefore tho most solemn reflection that can over cross tho mind of n hu man being is as Webster realized tho persistent thought I must answer CJNcw York Observer Missionaries are tire picket guard of civilization So much may certainly bo said that tho gospel and tho mission schools tire at present tho most truly civ ilizing influences which work upon tho natives mid that upon those influences moro than upon any other ngonoy docs tho progress of tho colonial races do pend Brycon South Africa CURE FOR UUKlSWHlHt All LISt tAILS heat CeoInUMPTION t1V HHHHH4 ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY INCORPORATEDI iMi rs and Shippers of D COKE i General Office Earlington Kentucky it Itq- iric1iB Offices IA M CARROLL Manager 201 N Cherry Street Nashville R G ROUSE Manager Palmer House Broadway Padncali J 2 Tennessee Kentucky S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets it 2 Kentucky Memphis Tenn J ql A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind jJ Vl oleeejle Agents JOHN T HESSER Hauser Building St Louis Mo i J VV Z BRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago 111 g i ft1 I THE FAMAUS NO 9 CQAL Iirf F MARKETiii I BRUSHED BUICK FOR BASK BURNERS AND FURNHBES 2 ii5 ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as- S one ton of the best Anthracite CoalIi ASK YOUfx DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY t1 tt1 tWi1 CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For the Week Beginning July IT Comment by Her B 11 Doyle TOPIC Christianity compared with other religions Acts xvlt 22fll A tuloslouary topic ChriBtliuis need never fear n compari on of their religion with tho other re ligious of tho world Many good pooplo feared the worlds congress of religions but such fears proved tq bo groundloss was not afraid of a test between he God of Israel and Baal tho god ofI Israels enemies Paul was not afraid to stand upon Mars hill in Athens and comparo his God with tho innumerable gods of tho heathen Greeks Our religion today will stand tho test of comparison with all other religion A In tho grondonr its beliefs tho effects produced upon Im lives of its adherents and tho sub limity of its hopes for tho future Christianity far surpasses all tho other ro- igious of tho world 1 Christianity surpasses all other ro ligious in the grandeur of its beliefs Its doctrines of God of man and of the- elation existing between God and man infinitely superior to all modem re- igious Brahmanism tho casto religion of India is both pantheistic nUll poly theistic Buddhism which holds be neath its sway BO many millions in In dIn China Japan and other places is essentially atheistic It has no concep ion of God at all Confucianism tho state religion of China is also practical ly atheistic having no real conception of God anti in all of those idols made by mans hands are worshiped in place of God Mohammedanism has a distort ed Christian Idea of God None of these religious has n higher idea of man than its ideas of God anti none has any way by which it can explain the- elation existing between God nnd man ow inferior to our beliefs in on in finite eternal personal God who has created man in His own imago and who though separated from God by sin may bo united to Him through Jesus Chriot Ills Soul 2 Christianity surpasses nil religions in tho effect it produces upon tho lives of men Christianity presents to man tho highest ideals of lIfo and gives him lofty motives for striving to reach these ideals It teaches that a pure nnd holy life should bo tho aim of all and every where tho world over it produces the highest standard of moral lifo that tho world has over seen Tho ethical teach ings of Jesus are tho best tho world has over had Other religious debase nnd debauch men ns a necessary result of their false doctrino and beliefs 8 Christianity surpasses nil other re ligions in its conceptions of tho future Buddhism is n religion of darkness nnd despair both for this lifo and tho lifo to come It is hopeless Tho Mohammed ans idea of tho futuro is a lifo of tho grossest sensuality nnd sin Tho hope of tho Brahuinu is at last to bo lost in Brahm the universal souL Death to tho Bwhman is tho loss of consciousness There is no hope of n resurrection of a Fathers home of recognition of friends only n rapid passing from ono form of lifo to another until lost altogether in tho ono great soul How hopeless What despair as to tho future1 And how much moro infinitely BO when placed bo aide tho Christians hopo of eternal glory and happiness in heaven I As wo comparo Christianity our be liefs and ourhopcswith those of others how our hearts should burn within us to send theme tho gospel to give thorn true knowledge aboutGod themselves andthofuturol Shall wo whoso souls are lighted With wisdom from on high Shall wo to men benighted Tho lamp of life deny Salvation oh ealvntlon The sound proclaim Tilt earths remotest nation line learned Heaalohs nameI Bible Readings Ex xx 10 Dent vii 10 i I Kings xviii 1740 Ps ii 112 Isa Hi 7 Dan ii 3746 Math xxviii 10 20 j Acts viii 2040 Rom i 1482 x 14 1C II Cor vi 1418 I Thcss i S10 I Tim ii 17 Jas i 27 I John v 2 Tlio Uiutiil Hale triKiMiry lost ntxnu j I bull toil It day during tho mouth of August by the decline in tho value of the silver Ktorud In its vaults SUNDAY RIOT IN PORTO RICO Nluo Ienoni Hlllinl and Many Wounded at MuynguozHpauUli Iteililonti Attacked Native NEW Yo ilK July2OA special dis patch from St Tlioinn D W I to the Journal reports tliut n serious riot occurred at Maynfjuuz Porto Rico on Sunday resiiUliifrlu thc idling ot nine persons and the wouuliuj of many others Spanish ruthltMiU of the place attacked natives whom they accused of being American sympathizers anti intending to ultl the iuvudlng army from the United Slates THE MARKET REPORT WEDNESDAY July WX Ural u unit 1rovliloiu new1clearNo 2reJ TiaTJj NJ 3 iJJiUUa Corn No 2 mixed 3J ia No 3 white Me Oat INo- 23c Hay IValrlo liiM 18J mire tint othy tiMkl90 clear tlmilh IJWillO UuUorCrenmerytiaUcUalryIJilH4o Kjtti Fresh 01Q LrJlVlni3 itana ili Porlc New standard men taanj UioiiKitrahorli 8ic clear ribs 8V4o cletr 0ij all packeJ Wool Cholos tubwaihl 28Uo Wheat Futures closed July 74Viob Sep tember Pie b December Cliie CornFutures closed July 3lo b September 3ittiVIC CHICAGO Opening quotations Wheat Sep tember opened at 6Z64O advanasd to 8Jio down to C7Ke then up to tJfie Uscember started at flfliOaSHc sold oR tofl7U2B7o then rose to tie CornSeptember opened it 8itfQ 33o nod rose to MJje OatsSeptember began at 19jiIOSietond told up to lOKaUHa Provi sions September pork opened at a82ti4803 advanced to tl W then tell off to 1983 September lard began 1303 anti weakened to IK7K OS60 September ribs started at 56nondr- ose to t6o- MCutwoocJosln quotations Wheat July 77Uei Autruit ee Kc September 03140 December eajio CornJuly 33Jo September 33 jo December SJXStJIc May MJittsaUo Oat- sJul23Ie September I9j ei May KJiOWKc PorkJuly 1980 Sepimber 1095 Lard July 1Mi September W6S October JS70J December JAKH Short Ulbs JulyU05i September 1570 October 1376- CiiiOAOOCasb wheat No 2 rot TTfiTTUo No S TJaTJc No S h nl7l27UJ No 3TUQ71e No 2 sprIng Tie No 3 70iJSOu No1 northern spring Sflj Caib corns No 8 33XO3Jic No 1 U 33io Cash oats No I KHia No 3130 Live Stock Market ST LotnaCatUe Fancy exports HCWJiMj laIr to choice 11632185 butobcrs tao024S3 cows and heifers IO503tllX lfogsPucktn3- b5aa93 butchers hogs UU2110 lights 13652193 SheepPrices range at ia0 iBO spring lambs 11002350 per 10J Ibs HousEs Heavy draft good to extra1 IB 003180 00 Driven rood to extra 60 00 a200 00 5000tZJi3000MatchedStreeters CO 003103 00 Southern animals 22 Wj 60 00 MULES CcHVt15 hands 4to8yerraolti 4i 003 70 00 m5 hanas 4 to 7 years old II OO sa 00 18 to 18H hands 4 to 7 years old 70 ooai 10 00 CiticAooHozi Estimated receipts 3JOW head left over 4010 Market Opened airly active Sc lower Lights t3753403Ht mixed IS803407W i heavy t3SOLKXt rough tl803 385 CattlaRccelpts 11000 bead Market for best cattle steady others shade lower hooves HS0240 cows and heifers I250ffll75 Texas steers 1103475 RtocLrs and feeders II 103 463 Uheep ecelpu 13000 head Market strong Natives I3Z3C500 westerns 111 103 485 lambs 4003875 KANSAS CrrTCattle Native erects IXSOft 520 Texas steers 13233175 Toxas cows 12753175 native cows and heifers 1225 101 stackers Dud feeders HOOavW bulls tiBOO tam HoiSDulk of sales t375O383 boavloi 13753390 packers t3633383 mixed W6ia 3SO lights t3603375 yorkers t370a37jj pigs 13153303 SheepLambs M 7338 Ut muttons J300111C- INCINNATI11olsActlvo at t3303l07K rinnnclnl NEw YORK July 0Money on call nominal ly iU3Ui per cent prime mercantile paper nJ percent sterling exchange easy with actual business In bankers bills nt 483H483tf for demand and at 48l 3l8i4 for 60 days Posted rates 433483K Opd 48DH3487 com mercial bills 493ffil83W Sliver certificates 6K5 1ak Dar sliver MM Mexican dollars 43i Government bonds strong There was scarcely a rlpplo on tho market at the oponln none of the railroad stocks varying more than a quarter from Tuesday nights prices Ilujlng of the Industrials was a feature of the first hour The general market stiffened sympathy but fluctuations were narrow and transactions very light The market moved steadily upward on light buying without bring ing out realizing sales The advance was quite uniform In the standard shares and thero were exceptional Improvements In some of the I Ialtlo3 Sales of stocks to noon 8J10lahllreL Donds generally were quiet but there was a continued heavy demand for Denver A Gulf kate which lifted them to 71 Are you a subscriber to THE BEE You should be 9 Dixon News Charley Mauzy and family of Elkton are visiting here Mrs Kcrnohan is visiting In Dixie Miss Martha Uarneli of Cadiz is visit ing lolls Baker Miss Ruby Tapp returned from a visit 10 Slaughlrrsvilla Monday Rev Price of Providence preached al the Union church Sunday James Henson and family of Ml Ver non lad who attended the funeral of bis sister Mrs Hardwick returned Tuesday- S V Dixon of Henderson is In town Ibis week Tim following crowd from this place and elsewhere spent Thursday picnicking at Burnt Mills Misses Emma Mettle and l7uquaylime QlIlgleyHaylinker lion Ceo W Jolly the prospcclivo candidate tar Congress will ddreu the people of Webster county at this place August met on the general political affiirt of theclay This county almost universally favors the nomination of Mr Jolly In a agohIpie ills breadth and depth of intellect his masterly skill and statesmanlike way of dealing with the important political topics his loyalty 10 principle Rod his devotion to his country have made him tho dolor the people of Webster county Obituary- In Dixon Ky at 5 oclock on the morn log of July ij 1893 at her home Mrs Addio Hardwick the wife of C C Hard wick quietly departed ibis life leaving In sorrow nnd surviving ber eight children and a brokenhearted husband Tbe funeral services were conducted by Rev Whitlincbill of Madisonville and largely attended She was born in Christian county Ky January t 1840 and was married lo C C Hardwick November 22 1859 She has been a true devoted wife and a loving and affectionate mother She was the center from which emanated kindness tenderness and love lo whom the children looked for counsel comfort and sympathy and the husband for love devotion and consola tionVUut aba has gone from the trials and tribulations of earth to the land of the blessed and while her melodious voice can never moro dispense Ibo timely admoni lions nor give time lender reproof that only a mother cnn minister yet may that soft gentle voice linger upon the ear and the wholesome advice of an affectionate loving mother remain fresh in the memory of those left behind through all the shilling scenes and changing vicissitudes of life as a monitor to warn them of the dangers of consuming sin and the allurements of the evil one Mrs Hardwick became a member of the United Baptist church in 1886 and since then has been a faithful and devout Chris ian shedding the sweet fragrance of Chris tian love to all around The life of a sin cere loyal Christian Is always known and felt in a vicinity and the community real- Izes a great loss at their departure Out God knows best His purposes are Just perfecteci May the bereayed ones find solace com miseration and sympathy from friends and may tlie Lord lend His helping band in Ibis lime of need and throw of pro tection about them and embrace them in His strong arm of restraint grant His mer cy and divine assistance through life and ultimately when lIfos trials aro over and the loved ones are called from earth to eternity may they all without the loss of one husband children grandchildren brothers sisters relatives and friends tilumphanlly enter through the pearly portals of heaven Into the blissful fields of Eden Is the earnest and sincere prayer of the writer CHAT Miss Sallic Brown the Superin tendent of Schools of this county has returned from Washington D C where she had been for a few days attending tile National Edu cational Association that was held last week She reports an enjoy aWe time Time meeting was an ended by 20000 educators Madi sonville Hustler Tbe unripe cucumber days are coma The green apple is on hand Drugstore bus ness begins to hum With paregoric in demand GEN MILES AGAIN DELAYED This Time It It Uhllrt1 lo failure uf tbe Navy to 1ruvlilo Sun IUitil sits Uiinvoy WAslhlNaThN20then Miles has been again delayed In nllliifr from Slbonoy for Iorto Illco The dclny In this cnso Is charged to the fall ure of the navy to provide the required convoy Tlic war department was in cable communica tion with tho general and nguln bo expects that tho Yale will salt bcforo night Mo nnwhile tho reports to tho department trout Tuuipa show that so muchof tho expedition to Porto Rico an was to be drawn from tho camp there has already ularlfd though It may bo n dny or two beforet- ime ships leave Key West The war department is now doing its best to hurry forward tho Immune regiments then Shatter has urgently requested and It in hoped they will bo gotten off within 24 hours TiiK IJUH llUrrlir PEACE Nothing Known In London of the Alleged Determination of the HpanUh Cab met to Sue for 1cocn LONDON July 20 Neither tho of Semis of the tjpanldh embassy those of tho Ilrltlsh foreign olllce nor tho United States ambassador Col John Hay have nay news tending to confirm the report circulated In tlio United States Unit time Spanish cabinet lm1 do elded to sue for peace On tho other band Into dlnpatehe received hero from Madrid nmlto no mention of such n ItHermlmitlon upon time part ol tho Spaninh ministry flu decline In Spanish fours In Paris and London Is another reason for this crediting the report A hpcelul dUpatcli from Mutiriti says The powers Including tlront Ilrllnln are exchanging notes conivniing their attitude In case Commodore Wntson comes and tho progress made tuna far is satisfactory to Spain Barnett Nabbed tuna Yesterday afternoon Marshal Barnett received word that a lame negro was out on the St Charles road making his way to that place Ho went out and soon had the fellow in custody Upon search ing him the two silver watches were found that had been taken from tho Davis Hotel the night before also a lot of dice and a small amount of money He claims to have obtained tho watches from two colored boys who were tramping to Nashville 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