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Transacts A general banking business a ifHnvifes tbo accounts of the citizens of onklM and adjoining counties HM ttie finest and most MIJre vault In that loctton oi Kentucky THE BIllIE OF MN1LL Admiral Deweys Official Announce meat of the Bombardment- and Surrender THE CASUALTIES WERE NOT NUMEROUS rive American Soldiers Reported Killed and FortyFive Wounded In the As sault on the Enemys Iliirs Tho Fleet Thundered a Baluto When Old Ulorj was nailed Over JUanlln WASHINGTON Aug 17 Admiral Deweys official announcement of the bombardment and surrender of Mani la tins been received as follows MANILA Aug 13 To SKCIIKTAIIV NAVY WASHINGTON Maulla surrendered today to the American land and naval forces aftci a combined attack A division of tho squadron shelled tho forts cud in trcnchmcnts at Malato on tho south tide of the city driving back the enemy our army advancing from that sldo at the seine tlmo The city surrendered about flvo oclock the American flag being hoisted by Lieut lIrumby About 7000 prisoners were taken The squadron had no casualties none of the vessels Voro Injured On August 71 Qen Merrill and 1 form ally demanded tho surrender of tho city which tho Spanish governorgen eral refused Signed UKWE- VLieut Druinby Is Admiral Doweys flag lieutenant 1OOOO MILES TIP TIP As the Manor Now HUnda I Now that the surrender is officially reported It can bo stated that Manila is being held by virtue of tho military occupation and surrender and not by virtue of tho protocol The differenceS is sold to amount to llttlo In practical results yet such as It is all offi cials agree that the occupation Is tho result of tho combined military and naval operations According to Admiral Dotvoya dispatch tho surren der occurred about 5 p m last Satur lay The peace protocol was signed at 423 p m on Friday It Is said that tho difference in tlmo bo tween Manila and Washington Is such that tho surrender reckoned on Washington time would bo about twelve hour ahead of tho time at Ma nlla or about S I m Saturday In point of actual time therefore tho pence protocol preceded the actual sur render of Manila by a few hours Hut It is a welt established rule of military law accepted tho world over that a peace armistice or cessa lion of hostilities docs not become plndlng upon commanding ofllcors un tit they receive actual notlqo of It This rule Is expressed in tho United States regulations governing armies In tho field Account of the hattie NEW YonK Aug 17A special dispatch iroiU Manila August 13 via Hong ifong to the New York Journal says Five American soldiers were killed nd about 43 wounded In the capture of Manila The Stars and Stripes wero raised over tho cityat 010 oclock In the attar poon In tho bay Admiral Dowoys fleet thundered a national salute A Combined Land and Naval Attack The combined naval and land forces tvcro mploycd la the capture of tho Spanish stronghold of tho Philippines At nine oclock in tho morning tho signal to begin was set on Ad mimI Dowoya flagship The authorities In the city anti tho consuls of foreign powers had previ ously been notified ot tho intended bombardment For two hours great hells were thrown Attacked the Uuemy In Ills Trenches After the tho troops moved forward to attack tho Span lards In the trenches There had been no reply to Deweys bombardment but thu land forces met with a hot recep- tIon But the onward rush of the Amer- Icans could not bo stayed With a loss of five klllod and over two sooro woun- dS Remember the name when you buy again X PLUG 1 5S- Agd ed they drove back tho Spaniards and eapturcd tho trenches The White nag yat Hoisted In a short tlmo tho white flag was kclstcd by tho Dons and 7000 soldiers 12000 rifles and a great quantity of ammunition wore surrendered Tho Spanish loss has not yet been ascertained It is probably several times as largo as that of the American forcesStrength of the Spanish Force The Spanish forces numbered about 3000 men but they were well in trenched Nearly 10000 Americans were engaged in tho assault and their loss under the circumstance Is con sidered small The Colorado troops were tho first to storm the trenches and every man was a hero Auguitl Took a Sneak When tho vhlto flag went up Capt Oon Augustl jumped into a launch from the German cruiser Kalsereln Au gusts The cruiser then left with him on board for Hong Kong The Filipinos Uliid The Filipinos aro glad that tho struggle is over The shops aro again open the blockade has been raised and things will soon bo just as they were before Admiral Dowey came to destroy Spanish rule here August Said to Slave Left After tho Sur render MADUID Aug 17It is now asserted that Ocn Augustl left Manila after the surrender The government has received his re port giving details as to the surrender but it is not yot ready to publish IL It Is asserted that Gen Augustl oh August 7 refused nil propositions to I surrender Dewey Wouldnt Accept Aucnstla Pomona Surrender Nsw YOUK Aug 17A dispatch to tho World from Hong Kong says 1ItwarshipKniserein I tions to give no Information about the lombardmcnt but it Is freely stated that there was a great loss of ilk on both sides- lhero are a great number of steam ers hero preparing to leave for Manila with provisions IN COMMAND OF CAMP WIKOFF len Wheeler Ulvra Carte Illiincho ta lro viCe Kvcryttilns Necessary for tho Comfort of the Sick mill Wuunilod WABIIISOTOX JVug 17Gen Wheeler was nt tho war antI had an Interview with tho secretary Gen Wheeler received orders to as sumo command at Camp WI koff until the arrival of Gen Shatter hen Wheeler wax told by tho secretary of war to purchase everything that was necessary for the corn fort of the men and to that would alleviate tho of tho sick and wounded hen Wheeler will leave at once for Now York and thence to Montauk Point The Fifth Infantry to Go to Santiago ATLANTA Go Aug nThe Fifth infantry now at Tampa which was ro cently ordered homo to Fort McPherson will probably go to Santiago hen commander of tho deportment of the gulf has received orders from the war to hold tho Fifth at Tampa as It would probably be ordered to QcnLawton at Santiago Itlvor New fallSTATIONSIttsburgh 36 IICincinnati tDZ 44 StLouls80 03 IStlOUl 28 0- 2DavonporL34 Oil 1- 0Memphis152 9S LoulsvIIiolie 1- 4Cairoeae 18 Neworicana53 00 =Fall T Trace Kentucky Fnir Dates Lawrcncoburg August 164 daysFern Creek August 163 days Lebanon August 264 days August 17a days Shepherdsville August 234 haysLondon August 243 days Shelbyville August 244 days Madisonviile August 24 4 days Germantown August 2014 days August 305 days Lagrange August 313 days 64dayEwing September 74 days Septemberi4daysLouisville days daysOwcnsboro Paducah October ii4days Are you a subscriber to THE Bic YOU should be L I i t i ir6 OUR NAVY OF1HE FUTURE Efforts to be Made to Secure the Construction of n Number- of World Beaters PUNS OF THE CONSTRUCTION BOARD They Contemplate llatttcshlpt of Thirteen to Xonrtoan Thousand Tons anti Cruls ers of Twelve Thousand Tons AU of Them to bo of slight Speed null Ie signed to WhIp Anything Alloat CHICAGO Aug 17A special to the Chicago Record from Washington says The navy department will ask con gress to authorize tho construction of the largest and most formidable battle ships anti crnlscra afloat vessels with out equals in any foreign fleets and in superior In offensive power speed and endurance to any of tho magiiUlccnt ships which a few weeks ugo destroyed Ccrvcras squadron Decision Will be Urged Upon Congress This decision reached at a meeting of tho naval board of construction will be urged upon congress for prompt action supported by arguments of the most convincing character Tho sub jeet was taken up at the direction of Secretary Long who desired to have a building programme thoroughly con sidered anti agreed upon by the highest technical experts in tho service for presentation to the legislative branch of tho government in December Tho Hoard Will Begin the DuUns Tho board practically agreed to begin the design of three battleships ol between 13000 and 14000 tons displace incut with at least 10 knots main JFROM TO bombardment department sufferings Pennington department Broadhead Bardstown comparably tained speed It was also determined to recommend three firstclass cruisers of about 13000 tons and of not less than 23 knots speed protectcd between 6000 antI 0000 toss as well as a new class of 2500ton cruisers Calculated to Whip Anything Afloat The battleships will bo designed to whip any fighting vessels In tho world of whatever class and the cruisers aro 0 bo moro formidable than any vessels it their speed up to this tlmo In Europe The boaid made no reference to tor pedo boats nnd is not disposed to recommend any further Increase of tile 51 vessels of that typo now built or authorized ADMIRAL CERVERA CHEERED Tho llrnvo Old UpaiiUh Admiral Finds Only Admirers In the Amen cans Ho Moot NKW YOIIK Aug17Tlicre WItS con siderable hand clapping and some chiora when Admiral Ccrvcra landed from the Pall River line steamboat Prlscllla at tho foot of Murray street Whllo on tho boat a passenger shook hands with Cervcra and remarked Im glad to know you were kind to HobsOn Lieut Hobson is a bravo young man and I admired his courage an swered tho admiral Admiral Cervera is on his way back to Annapolis When ho reaches there he expects to complete arrangements for his transfer back to Spain MONEY FOR THE SOLDIERS Paymasters Ordered to 1rocood from San tiago to 1orto Itluo to 1y tho TroopS A 1aymnstcr fur Alaska WASHINGTON Aug 17 Orders havo been issued directing tho paymasters who have been nt Santiago With SI 510000 to proceed nt once to Porto Rico to pay tho troops Qua Miles did not wont these paymasters and tho money to bo sent to Porto Rico from Santiago for fear that they might bring yellow fever The surgeongen cralaonico docs not believe there Is any danger of infection detailedIsent to Alaska Turin IlcEUlittloiis for Our Now Posses amos WASHINGTON Aug l7Many Inqui vies are received fqr copies of tile now tariff regulations relating to our new possessions Arrangements have been made by tho war department so that tho government printer will hcicafter furnish copies of these tariffs at the cost price with ton per cent added To bo llomavoil from Dancer of Yellow Fever Contagion WASHINGTON Aug l7Tlte sur gcongencrola ofllco jim decided to take alt the well and convalescqnt men away train Key West so that they will not be In danger from the outbreak of yellow fever at that point Corbott Going Home NEW Yom Aug 17 George ConsU dine the manager for James J Cor bett says that Corbott has made nit arrangements to leave the city for San Francisco lie will accompanied by his wife and his brother Thomas 1 1 f a 1 Tb powdrbowatMrd Il1Mr thee say other IIr1f ROYAL I b4KIHG POWDER Absolute Pure ROYAL aucma POWDCN CO fctw YORK OTmDRVISE IDKNOTiCED Tho blockade of Porto Rico has been raised Natural gas has been struck at 111gb Island Tex- UcnLawton has been ordered to see that the Cubans observe strictly to tho armistice Democrats of Nebraska celebrated at Omaha Tuesday night tho fusion ot democrats populists and silver republi cans Two young women names unknown jumped from a ferryboat into tho Ucla ware river at Philadelphia and were drowned The ugust meeting of tho Inter state Merchants association at St Louis promises to be tho most largely attended in its history Friends and relatives of George A KitnracJ who disappeared from Kan SItS July 30 ore unable to in any way account for his absence At tho conclusion of the Spanish cab inet council Tuesday Admiral Ccrvcra shiphomeAccounts of the final battle lit Manila wlilqh resulted in the capitulation of that city show that tho American assaulfby land and sea was Irresistible George M Pullman Jr was married in New York city to Mrs Lynno Fcr nald of Chicago who was at one time engaged to young Pullmans brother Hanger Reports of Spanish cruelty toward natives tin the northern part of Porto Rico may lead to a protest from tho powers then Miles being powerless to intervene Milton J lierry a St Louis machin 1st who had become jealous fired three shots at Ills sweetheart Mary Sanders ono of which took effect In her head She will probably die Postmasjir Baumhoff of St Louis and thcjumploycs in the city distrlbu tlon of the post office prc sentodwlfandsomo testimonial toTctlr IngrrfstmSstcrCarllsKS Kid McCoy was greatly shocked when ho learned of the tragic death of Corbetts father and mother in San Francisco lie sent a message of sympathy to Corbctt at once It is said that the aim of tho Amen cans in bombarding Manilas fortifica tions was so careful and accurate that the city was not damaged much while tho defenses practically wore demol ished The New York municipal council has decided to give Admiral Sampson and mayorhastee of 100 citizens to assume chargo of tho affair Tho leader of tho Philippine junta at Hong Kong has sent a message to ulatinghimla and promising the support of the insurgentsPremier Sagasta with tho acumen possesseshastho final grand work of a life spent in tho service of his country and which to his credit leaves him a poor man The fun and merriment at the re union of the old settlers at Clssna Park Ill Tuesday were interrupted by an accident In which 30 persons were in jured As a game of ball was in pro grass tho temporary grand stand col lapsed DYNAMITE FIENDS AT WORK Attempt to Destroy the Home of John Hill Jr at Ilolmont a Chicago Suburb with Dynamite CHICAGO Aug 17An attempt was made Tuesday night to take the lives of John 11111 Jr his wife and two children by exploding a heavy charge of dynamite against Mr huts residence In lIelmont a suburb of this city Nono of the family suffered injury although tile frame and sash of the window where tho explosive RrelLtforeo11111 was sleeping Tho perpetrators placed the missile by means of a pole of sufficient length to reach thee secondstory win dows On tho other end of tile polo was attached a stick of dyna mite or a bomb A slow fuse was attached and tho explosive was so arranged that It was directly against the frame of tho window of tho bedroom on tho east side of tho house tho room usually occupied by Mr 11111 and his wife Time InspiredItagainst whom Mr lUll as an officer of tho Civic federation has conducted a crusade Mr 11111 is a wellknown board of trade operator A Terrible Mistake ST Louis Aug 17 Joseph Devoto n laborer aged 45 mistook his wife Emily for a burglar Tuesday night and fired a shot which lodged at tho baso of her spine and result In her death The almost frantic husbaml is locked up end the unfortunate wife is at tile city hospital A Nonsensical Story LONDON Aug 17lJIsh officials at storybaseLlArabia to tho St Petersburg VIcdomosti to the effect that Great Britain has recently assumed a pro tectorate over tl6 whole of South Arabia is nonsensical iiq DlerrUt Aslu for Infractions WASHINGTON Aug 17 Secretary Al ger has received a dispatch from hen Manlit announcing the surrender oi Manila and asking for Instruction n + i AN IlllNm TRAGEDY- A Prominent and Wealthy Citizen of Macoupin County Wan tonly Murdered THE CAUSE WAS A MERE TRIVIAL ONE BxStnto Senator hampton W Wall ot SUuuton Shot and Instantly Killed lijr Otto Mattlon n Farm Hand Tho Tragedy Arose Over nn Attempt to Impound ii Trespassing lion STAUNTON IhiAiig 17Tile man gled remains of exState Senator Hampton W Wall Ho in the parlor at tho family homo here He was murdered in cold blood ono mile southwest of town at two oclock Tuesday afternoon employedbyMatties is n fugitive from jnstlccnml a sheriffs posse guided by a pack of kccnsccntcd bloodhounds is scouring tho country in search of him Verdict of the Coroners Jury A coroners jury returned a verdict of murder and held Matties and Mrs Ernestlnn Schadlich as principals The woman is locked up in the jail here The facts of time killing as learned from tho tcstimony of eyo witnesses at the inquest show tho murder of Wall to have been a most atrocious crime Just after dinner Senator Wall accom panied by Hen Weasel and Ellen Scrog gins drove to his farm where tho men were to do some work CloyorI maro n senators clover field Time Schadlich family it is al leged had occasioned Senator Wall more or less trouble for moro than a year and ho determined to send tho maro and colt to the pound Ho told Vessel to ibid the horse while he and trespnssersTboran across tho field to an orchard near Schadlicha houseSeized time lion Wall and Scrogglns followed and the former seized the animal by the mane They wcro seen by Mrs Schadlich and her 15yearold daughter Martha who at once ran out and remonstrated with spenlEnlIshto act as interpreter and inform her of his Intention to Impound the animals Au Infuriated Woman The woman became infuriated and declared she would got a gun and kill Wall Suiting her action to her word she entered tho houso and returned a moment later carrying an old muzzle loading shotgun by tho barrel When she was within a few feet of Senator Wall she pointed tho weapon at him 1 and endeavored to fire but sbo didnt understand ltsworklng aiuV failed A Struggle For tho Dan At that Wall caught hold of tho gun with one hand still holding onto tho horse with the other Just then Mat tics came out of tho house and ordered premisesMrsdaughter that they could not take time animals off her property Wall in sisted tolling Mottles who took an aggressive part in tho controversy that ho wanted to mako a case against the Schadlichs and if ho was In tho wrong they could havo redress through tho regular channels of law Tho Fatal Shot Mrs Schadlich jerked the gun out of Walls hand at tills juncture and step ped back as though to shoot him but Matties grabbed it from her and rain ing it to his shoulder took deliberate aim and fired The senator saw tho action and stooped almost to tho ground in an ef fort to dodge tho shot but tile whole charge of buckshot struck time victim in the right sldo tof the head blowing away one side of tho skull spattering tho old mare with blood and brains The Murderer Took to time Ilruih Mottles examined tho gun to see whether there was a load in the other barrel but finding it empty turned anti leisurely walked toward the house and later took to tho brush Death was Instantaneous Senator Walls death was instan taneous Ho pitched forward on his face when the heavy charge toro off the top of Ills head and lay perfectly still Scrogglns and Wossol carried the body to the buggy and started for town and Mrs Schadlich led time old marc the innocent cause of tho trag edy back to the barn and was su1ls- elUentlynrr6sted A GERMAN EXPLANATION The Carrying Away of CaptOen Aacustl won Not In Any Sense a Drench of NeutmlltT BERLIN Aiiff 17The Korddcutscbo Allcffinelno Celtunf explains that tho Kalsereln Augusta which brought avay Gen Augustl from Manila left tho harbor after tho sur render of time city and as serts that the Spanish officers were allowed to jjo free so that Ion Augustl will be able to go whither ho pleased When Admiral Von Dledrlchs per mitted hint to go to Hong Kong on saysmilung It was by agreement with tho American coimnanilcrln chief If indeed tho German admiral considered such un agreement still necessary Moreover it is also to bo observed that the Spanish troops at Manila may by mutual consent pro ceed to Spain or Hong Koug Laraegle Will llvo Another Library DUJIFIUKS Scotland Aug 17Mr Andrew Carnegie has offered the town council of Dumfries 10000 to build tpublic library CHARGED W1TH MURDER Dr Samuel Kennedy a Dentist Arrested for Killing Kmlllno U Ilojrnolda In a Now York Hotel NEW YonK Aug 17Tue police are so positive that in Dr Samuel J Ken nedy dentist they havo tho murderer of Kinllluo 0 Reynolds who was found dead in a room of the Grand hotel Tuesday that Capt Price of tho West Thirtieth Street station made an af fidavit In tho West Side police court charging Kennedy with homicide lie was hold without bail for elimination on 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lofflct Incorporated at Earllngton II Second Un matter IISUUSCRIPTION RATES One Sic Vearttttletlrtn dyaactII 00 SO TbreMoDtDIII as S Single Copies mailed tree on applicationI Correspondents wanted In all county Address UI for particulars THURSDAY AUGUST 18 1898 I I ANNOUNCEMENTS eOIlOISS are aulhoriied loinnoonce W FOWLERWeof ChriitUn a a candl date for Congress from the Second ConJlrsslonal Dietrict ubJCIIO the action of the Republican pariJoLLYWe are lulhotlied to announce lion Jolly of Davies county as a can didate for Congress from the Second Concret lonal Dlitilct subject to the action of the Re publican party HAS Rufe Teague turned about and quit his meanness The dis patches from Goebcl headquarters at Frankfort say he is a Republican Tin stars and stripes have be come in all the distant corners of the earth an emblem of force ando power and the majesty of a great republic TIlE Hopkinsville Kentuckian is no longer a daily publication Although newsy and popular while it lived the war is over and the necessity past ITALY was the first government to congratulate the Administration 011 the happy termination of the war conducted with such conspicu Otis gallantry on the part of our forces GENERAL LEE as military Gov ernor of Havana province will be another fitting rebuke to Spanish pride and will contribute to the 4 harmony of the historic events of the HispanoAmerican war TilE city officials are closing drug stores and saloons on Sunday in Frankfort now What a splen did opportunity for Louisville to agitate a Capital Removal Billil the Legislature were only in session I HuuRAiil the Third Kentucky has started home from Newport News and will go into camp at Lexington on their own native soil May they be soon mustered out and returned to peaceful pur suits THE war with Spain only lasted 103 days but the achievements of this Government and our army 3rindnavy even in that short time have caused wonder and amaze ment in our foreign neighbors and created and forced respect TIlE best indications arc for a total yield of wheat in the United States of nearly 700000000 bush els this year and a total of about 1696000000 bushels of corn The usual cropkilling stories have seemed to be without effect on the yield of the fields RUFUS P TEAGUE has been re ported as the Republican mem berof the Hopkins County election board under the Goebel law Rufus will probably not like the report and the fact is he is not a very good Republican but he will probably do the Republicans as much good as any other Republican j member that would have beer allowed by the Goebel commis missioners to serve on the Hop kins County board GENERAL FITZIIUGU LEE will be made military governor of the province of Havana in all human probability And in all human r probability Blanco will be some what less discourteous to General Lee when he returns with an army at his back and military bands i playing to Spains colonial posses sions a funeral dirgethe Star qSpangled Bannerthan he was 2 when Gen Lee Consul called the palace of the Captain General last spring to say farewell I IF Gen Filzhugh Lee goes into r the race for United States Senator e- ja Virginia as a Washington l pp r says he pill oit is possi- i 1 Iff ka2vry choice item of United z I States history may be spoiled The whole people want to see Gen Lee return to Havana at the head of an army to supplant Blanco and it is said the President wants to send him But if Gen Lee would prefer to be United States Senator now let it be done However it is possible that he may fill both positions and briefly be Governor General of Havana province HOPKINS County is like the whole State in the hands of the enemy The county election board that has just been appointed by the Goebel Commission is wholly Democratic although Rufus P Teague a member of the board and one of the most strenuous free silver Democrats is quoted as a Republican in the newspaper rc ports of the appointments Con ditions arc ripe for wholesale fraud in the coming electIOnsand self destruction of the Democratic par ty in Kentucky which is working upon the principal of unconditional supremacy in the State without regard to methods or means TilE stastician of the Treasury Department shows interesting figures with reference to the iron and steel industry Our exports of manufactures of iron and steel for the fiscal year of 1898 were nearly five times as great as those of 1880 more than double those in any year prior to 1896 and 23 per cent greater than in 1897 The im ports have greatly decreased Commenting upon the showing made by these figures JJradslrects states the matter briefly thus m3nuactureulhave portion of the home market which was held by foreign manufacturers of iron and steel and have at the same time increased their sales in foreign markets 400 per cent Taxation of Kentucky Banks From Bradstreets It is said that the laws of Ken tucky relating to the increased taxation of banks have failed of their purpose The Auditor of Banking in speaking of tile mat ter a short time ago said that whereas the banks paid to the State last year over 150000 this year the revenue from them would be under 75000 The reason is that there has boon a general reduction of capital In Louisville the Union National one of the most prosperous re duced its capital from 800000 to 500000 the City National from 400000 to 240000 the Bank of Louisville from 600000 to 390000 and the German Bank it is reported intends reduc ing its capitalization Similar action has been taken by some of the smaller banks in the interior American Push The increase in our exports of manufactures of iron and steel and the corresponding decrease in their imports is shown to be phe nominal by the figures of the Chief of the Bureau of Statistics of the Treasury Department Just now especially anything hearing on our growth in foreign trade is of partic ular interest to Americans The chief sums the matter up interestingly thus Our sewing machines hum in Africa the East Indies Columbia Cuba Central America and the islands of Oceanic Our telegraph instruments click in Japan China Australia Russia and in ali parts of Europe Our wire nails go to all Euro pean countries to Canada British Hon duras all the Central American states Mexico British West Indies Cuba Iortu Rico the South American states China British East Indies Hong Kong Japan French Occanica British Australasia British Africa and Liberia our steel rails and locomotives go to Australia China Japan Hawaii Central and South Amer ica Africa and Russia Our electrical machinery is attracting tho attention of the world and during the past year Au striaHungary France Germany Italy the United Kingdom Argentina Brazil Mexico Japan British Australasia British Africa and French Africa have been among its purchasers Political Points IIn titus issue is the call for a Re publican Magisterial Convention to be held in Earlington on Satur day next the 2oth instant to select delegates to the County Convention to be held in Madisonville Monday the 22nd Conventions will be held in all the Magisterial districts of the county on the same dateThe Louisville Commercial speaks of Mr Oscar Turner as the young man who is being boomed by a coalition of the Dunlap free silver men and the Haldemangolddontknowwhere they arc ats and denominates it as a campaign of the forties deriving its name from a remark made by a friend of this Democratic candidate who saidflWhy if necessary Oscar can raise SO- t 000 in ten hours whereas the most of his opponents for the nomination can not raise enough to buy forty shirts- Considerable regret will be felt by Republicans of the State when the learn that Senator William Henry Jones who represented Barren Metcalfe and Monroe counties for two terms will not be a candidate for reelection There has been a complete re vival of interest in things political in Kentucky since itIS known that pence is assured and the war at end Campaigning has begun in nine of the eleven Congressional district9 and the Fifth and Sixth districts will be turned over to the stump speakprs Jitter this month In the Purchase and Pennyrile the rival candidates will meet on the hustings every day this week Louisville PostR- EPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS Time and Manner of Holding as Decided by County Com mittee MAIHSONVILLE KvAug n 1898 Pursuant to a call the Republican Committee of Hopkins County met and agreed to hold Magister ial District Convetions on Saturday Aug 2oth and County Convention on Monday following at the Court House in Madisonville at which time delegates will be elected to attend the Second Congressional District Convention which meets in Henderson Aug 29th for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Congress Basis of represen tation to County Convention will be one delegate for each fifty votes and one for each fraction over twentyfive based upon the election for clerk of0 Court of Appeals Representation for each Magisterial district as follows First district entitled to six delates Second district six delegates Third district five delegates Fourth district three delegates Fifth district six delegates Sixth district six delegates Seventh district seven delegates total thirtynine delegates Mr Chas Cowcll of Earling ton was elected Secretary suc cessor to Mr E L Hendrix After transacting other business of importance the meeting adjourned W H Ross Sccty Our War With Spain Breaks all 1 Records ij From the Philadelphia Press Events have moved rapidly dur ing the past few months more rap idly than at any time in American history And if Spain as reported is now ready to consent to terms of peace the nation can look back upon an tinparallcd record Here is a brief recapitulation April 22War was begun by a llockade of SIte ports of Cuba May ICommodore Dewey at tacked and sunk the Spanish fleet in the harbor of Manila May 24Commodore Schlcys squadron blockaded Admiral Cervcras fieet in Santiago harbor June 20Gen Shatters army arrived off Santiago July i and 2The American troops attacked the Spanish drove them into Santiago and captured El Caney and San Juan July 3 Admiral Cervera made a dash out of Santiago harbor and every one of his ships was sunk July IfGen Toral surren dered Santiago the eastern end of the Island of Cuba and 22000 Spanish prisoners July 26First landing of the United States troops made in Porto Rico at Guanica August GSpain reported to have accepted terms of peace and the war comes to an end Tins is a wonderful record to make in 107 days Considered in connection with the unprepared ness of the country for war it is a record no intelligent man could have anticipated With the lessons learned in this war as to the need of keeping a larger and better equipped army andnavy adequate to the needs of the coun try and the demonstration given of the warlike spirit of the nation anyforeignerity to attack us So much for making the war short sharp and decisive The Cave Party A telephone message was re ceived Tuesday night from the re turning Mammoth Cave excursion ists who had reached Hopkins yule and expected to come in home last night The party was five days going through most pic turesque rugged and beautiful country not all of which five days were the most comfortable travel because of the rains they encountered qnd the consequent slick roads etc They spent Fri day and part of Saturday at the cave leaving for home Saturday afternoon The return was by a- more southerly route and smoother roads via Bowling Green and Hopkinsvillc It is a big journey for a party of ladies and gentlemen and they are proud of its successful accomplishment All return in good health and spirits but it is not known yet how much time it may take some of the party to rest up Patriotic Boyhood From the Atchison Globo When there is company the boy of the family usually says some thing that results in his mpthcr giving him a flagraising as soon as the company has gone il f J of I 1n t 4j J f JOHN CRAWFORD INJURED Loses a Leg as a Result of Acci dent in Crabtree nines GEORGE WASHINGTONS HAND MASHED Ilsley KyAug xGSpecial- Mr John Crawford the veteran miner of this place met with a serious accident Thursday morn ing last He told his wife as he left home that morning that there would be no run that day and that he would be outabout noon that he was going in to mine down some coal he had left standing About as he was nearing com pie tion of his work tile coal fell and broke his leg and bruised him pain fully As there was scarcely any body in the mines he remained unable to go out himself until about 7 oclock that evening when JamesLacyhome Doctors Nisbet and Earle amputated the leg between ankle and knee and at present the pa nicelyGeorge a driver in the mines had his hand mashed yesterday morning catching it between his car and some timbers He will be unable to resume work for sometime LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS There seems to be rather an over supply of engineers on the Henderson division and they complain of dull business Conductor Leslie Reynolds was on south end local last week and is much pleased with the run- Conductor Chas Davis was on the sick list last week About oncu every year a railroadbuild ing fever brooks out among tbo citizens of Madisonville This time they have in contemplation the building of a road from Madisonville to Hamby station on the I C R R This road is already completed on paper and only awaits the touch of the pen by the ICcompany but one may ven tore the assertion that it is as near completion as it will ever be Even the copying cletks from tho dispatchers office are now taking a careful look over the Henderson division John Devncy passed over the road en route south last Sunday After a two weeks sojourn among rela down near the Tennessee and Kentucky line operator Fawcelt returned home last SundayThree special trains for the accommoda lion of those wishing to attend the fair will be run this year- Conductor Herb was able to resume work again this week A special train from Elkton to Evansville last Sunday was well patronized as are all Sunday excursions H F Smith has resigned from the freight department of the Southern Rail way to become traffic manager of Nashville Chattanooga St Louis Railway The Loiusville Nashville is about to place in service the new freight cars built for it These new cars will differ materially from the ordinary box cars in so far that they will be much larger and roomier almost approximating in size the furniture cars now in uso on the various lines throughout the country The object in building the cars so large is to offer better facilities for the transportation of especiallyi July railroad earnings aro unfavorably small since they show a very small gain over that of one year ago But still there is a gain and that much is favorable The grain movement of tbo autumn will make the wheels of commerce sing From 1884 to the present time there has been the greatest advance in the use of electricity in the United States In 84 the total investment in electrical appliances was not much over 1000000 while at the present time the capitalization of electric railroad lighting and other con cerns is put down as fully 1900000000 and there are 14000 miles of electric rail roads now in operation Tbo Central of Georgia Railroad has secured what should be a very effective advertisement of Georgias attractions to largeIdistrictI chards in shipping time has ever been gotten together There are fifty or more of them of large size showing the hands at work giving views of single trees of orchards of thousands of trees of branches laden almost to breaking with the fruit and of specimens of the choicest peaches sent to market Manufacturers Record It looks like the promoters of the pro posed Black Diamond railroad are getting some moneyinvesting capitalists deeply interested In their undertaking Sir Thomas Lancrcd representing an English syndicate will this week go over the right of way survey lines and franchises to make a report to the moneyed men of his country who are willing to invest unspar- Ingly in the enterprise if it promises hand some returns Fritnds of tbo line say nothing but a satisfactory report from the British railroad expert is expected Largest Freight Train The largest freight train ever hauled anywhere in the world ran eastward from Altoona to Columbia on Tuesday of last week over the Pennsylvania Railroad The recordbreaker was made up of 130 cars of Amboy coal which made a train 3877 feet in length a riffle less than threequarters of a mile The total weight of the train behind the tender of the engine was 5212 tons of which 3693 tons was the weight ot the coal The train was hauled by engine 872 the first of the great Hjclass and probably the largest engine in the world The following from the Manufacturers Record would indicate that parties in Tennessee are clamoring for more rail roadsThe present status of the Tennessee Central project is given In the following interview with Jere Baxter president of the company It will be two months be fore I let the contract for building the sixty miles of road from Monterey lo Harriman AflerjtbeiO i I Ji 1f f will take about nine mouths to complete this part of the road The rails could be laldfin a much shorter time but there are three or four span bridges to be built But this does not mean that the other parts of the road will watt until this sixty miles arec completed As soon as I get everything in gthefrom Nashville to Clarksville There haver been some surveys made already over this part of the road but the location has not definitely been determined Two or three corps of engineers will be put to work within a few days locating the line from Clarksville to Monterey The money is all ready to build as fast as the surveys can bo made and work will be going on at many points when the other contracts ares let The general offices of the road will be in Nashville DOWN IN TIlE NINESo Bud Nisbet of the Providence mines eports that last week he discharged about forty miners Cause unknownpThe people of Slaughtersville have for sometime contemplated the opening of a coal mine near that place which they saya can be done with small expense Thos Robinson foreman of the Empire mines after spending several weeks at home on account of sickness has so far recovered as to resume business The Madisonville Huster has this to S3Ys about erecting coke ovens at the Heinecke mines Mr I Bailey has just returned t from St Louis where he went to make some investigation in reference lo the manufacture of coke at this place While it has not been definitely determined whatt will be done in reference to the manufac turing of this important article of com merce yet it is more than probablea that a battery of ovens t put in at the mines in the near future The Hustler is more than willing to confess that it is not at all posted in referenco to the manufacture and sale of coke yet If it can be made and sold at Earlington and elsewhere at a profit we see no reason why the same could not be done here While at work at the NO9 shops one day last week Hiram Griffin bad one of his feet badly mashed by a piece of machinery falling on it and it is now threatened with erysipelasRumor says that the walking delegate is expected local on the Christian county miners and persuade them if possible that they are a poor underpaid overworked class of laborers who should at once place themselves under the control of said agitat or who has it in bis power to regulate the price the miner should be paid regardless of what the men who have invested their money and opened up the mine thereby providing them with labor should say We believe that such uncalled for and unjust interference should be prohibited bylaw and when they are found trying to in terfere in any way with contented labor prosecution should follow for the benefit of those who will work when an opportunity presents itself As usual the leading operators in Ibis Hopkins County have assured their em ployees of one days attendance at the Fair at the expense of the companies Where in theSlale or United States can you find such treatment rendered the miners as is given here and in return the miners when confronted by the walking delegate turn a deaf ear and point with gratitude in their hearts to the companies who have in the past befriended them in so many ways The miners are not ungrate ful and show their appreciation of kind acts by resenting oulside interference with their business- Our miners in this and adjoining conn ties are patriotic and why not have on miners day at the Fair ground a patriotic procession in which each will carry a U S flag and appropriate and patriotic words on banners Let our leading miners get together and make this a day never to be forgottenFew show or take more interest hr mining affairs that Missouri now does Ohio coal consumers ore now making contracts for large shipments of coal from West Virginia Millions of bushels of coal are now saic to be coming down the Ohio from Penn sylvania The recent rise in the Ohio river has proved a big advantage to them Will Hall formerly an employee of the St Bernard Coal Company and for the last few years clerking for Bishop Co 1 Madisonville has lately embarked into the coal business He is one of a compan now operating the Oakbill mine near Nor tonville Last week bo spent sometime out on the road soliciting orders which at this season of the year he finds upbll workInspector Stone made the new Empire mines a visit for bis first lime lately and reports everything in good condition Dan M Evans in behalf of the St Bernard Company made a business trip to Guthrie and other points last week There arc few better business men than be is and ho is sure to make friends wherever ho goes Several operators in this region com plained of the scarcity of coal car last week but wo are inclined to believe it was 1scarcitythem the most A leading coal operator a few days ago expressed himself as very much discour aged over the business prospects caused he said by somo unknown coal operator offering to place on the market the best screened lump coal at three and onebal cents per bushel less than it costs to produce the same and load on cars Dont it look like it was time for the good of miner and operator that such trading should stop Along the Illinois Central railroad be tween Paducah and Louisville the miners at many places are out on a strike At three points the operators refuse to oper ate their mines unless they be allowed the privilege of mining the same in accordance with their own views a right it seems to me men who invest their money should be entitled to- Whero Smith the walking delcfatewbo formerly on several occasions appeared In our midst has shown his power sufficient to influence the miners trouble has en sued as will be seen up at Central City and other points Foreman Blanks of the New South Diamond mines while working around the mine one day last week met with a painful accident one of his arms being broken The injured member was set at once by a physician and be is doing well Mr Crawford the old miner 71 years of age who was injured by a fall of coal y s tJ C5 LiZF In Crabtree mines a few days since is doing splendidly notwithstanding that the leg was amputated between knee and ankleSuggestion for improvement of anthra ite coaltrade conditions furnish fruitful themes for discussion It seems to be generally admitted that the policy of an producers and of the coalcarrying which in general terms might be described as forcing upon the market month by month a larger amount of coal than It is able to absord Is as mistaken as as It Is Irremediable Agreements to re strict production always fail to work for one cause or another and the trade seems to be one of the few unfavorable spots in general business situation that exhibits uch gratifying tendencies toward Improve ment It is however claimed by competent observers that the real cure for the disease that affects anthracite coal produc ion must be found in a complete change f methods In line with this there have been a number of almost revolutionary suggestions not the least attractive of which Is one to the effect that a large pro ortion of the product of the Pennsylvania mines might ba utilized for the production ot gas on the largest possible scale directly t the mines Uradstreels Llsman Items Rev Prtce filled his regulr appointment here Saturday and Sunday Mr and Mrs T K Rrico and children Saturday at Madisonville Miss Jettie Nichols is on the sick list his week Public school commences hero August agtb Mr Brack Price and son Claude at tended the barbecue near Providence Saturday Master Aubrey Mitchell who has been t the point of death for some time is though some better Mr L U Nichols was at Madisonville SaturdayEd was at Madisonville Saturday Mr Wm Baker went to Providence SaturdayMr Rice attended services at Ash land Sunday Mrs Brack Price is sick this week Messrs MortIe and Art Crawford of Uordley attended preaching here Sunday Mr Hawk Wheeler cxscbool superin tendent of Webster County attended services here Sunday Mr Lower Mitchell and wife of Dixoo were in town Sunday Jas Mitchell and Miss Waddlington oi Dixon Snndayed here Messrs Paul Northern and Finis Palmer of Providence were here Sunday Messrs Frand and Bob Baker and Oma and Nannie Baker attended preaching at Ashland Saturday night Mr Bud Price went toDixon to see the fair sex Saturday Mr Billie Baker and Misses Pearl and Fannie Baker and May Todd visited Miss Effie Whilsell at Providence Sunday eveningMr Martin went to Providence Saturday Dixon News ClaythisMiss Blanche Baker is spending the week with relatives and friends in Provi denceEditor Beard of the Sebree Herald was in the city Monday on business Mrs D E Raybnrn and little daughter are expected home this week from an ex tended visit to Union county yesterdayfromCircuit Court adjourned last Saturday after a two weeks session The dockt was unusually large Several important cases were laid over until next term The Webster County Teachers Institute will convene next Monday and will be conducted by Prof Shackett of Sturgis A great many visitors are expected aside from the many teachers in the county The sudden death of Dr Jno n More head last Monday afternoon was a great shock lo the entire community Ho was a allIat the Dixon cemetery He leaves a wife one child and a number of relatives and friends to whom we extend sympathy New Election Boards As reported in yesterdays dis patches the county election boards named by the Goebel State Election Commission arc as fol lows in the counties of the Second Congressional district Christian Isaac Garriott DJChas M Meacham D J A Young R- DaviessC W Bransford D L D Baer DJ P Heavrm R0 HancockC T Duncan D W W Tabor D Geo New man R- HendersonJ H Powell D JPetersHopkins R B Bradley D J F Gordon D R P Tcagu- eMcLeanR D G Higdon D Dr T W Cooper Dj R M Kinchcloc D UnionJohn M Bttckman Dj F B Seigler It S II Bingham D Webster Buford Payne D P M Willingham D W E Bourland R There is one Republican mem ber allowed in each of these eight counties except Hopkins and Mc Lean in which counties the whole board is Democratic The out rages of the Goebel Election law arc being vigorously denounced on all sides by all who are not in sympathy with the villanious Democratic election machine thus inaugurated and the peoples in dignation will be expressed at the polls Remember the name when you buy again PLUG e A War Echo Wake up early chillunl Day is long and bright Sun is workin overtime lIghtSojcrs playEvryCase wo got dat tax to pay Bees is makin honey plowDoJes as fast as it knows bow De pigs is ealln faster gayAintCaso we got dat tax to Washington Star Doctors7SayBilious Fevers which prevail in miasmatic dis tricts are invariably accompan ied by derangements of the Stomach Liver and Bowels The Secret of Health The liver is the great driving wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out oforder the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result Tutts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles 80 3FEET1 rJY V The remains of the late Gov Gabriel Slaughter who was Chief Executive of Kentucky from 1816 to 1819 will probably brought to Kentucky for interment from Virginia His widow has signified her willingness and the next Legis lature will called upon for an appropriation for this purpose It is Kentucky custom to bury the ex Governors hero when their families not object It is said that the Newsboys KentuckyVolunteers fr where They are now on their way to Porto Rico A fine trip lix tho newsboys Remember the name when you buy again jxPLUG Wic I I FOR EVERY FOOT i There is the Right Shoe Your Shoe is- M here We make a point of fitting people w Any house can sell shoesonce We sell 7i and over the same people kSteady trade is the test of a Shoe Store lots of such advertisements walk ij CountytheyI1VilUams Our Pingrce Smith our IKnccland our Ziegler Bros mour Sachs our Wolfe Bros and our Bat t I Ax Shoes can not be turned down We Stand Behind Any Shoe We Sell You For a goodI1 One You Knew I k WE WANT YOUR SHOE TRADES m BISHOPCOMADISONVILLE WYOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT t I vPh1 ENGAGED AT GREAT EXPENSE Most Thrilllni Foals t41 I exhibi tt 41 fi 0rMoSEEDDARING DIVES 4 1 41 I 41 f fEET TOtfifi 41 bF be be lie a all L do to an 41 1 fZP yAJ9FIIGH 4 on cach day of the Mt Mt t Great Hopkins j iFair AUGUST F 24567J 1B8I I = Everything on a mammoth scale One continuous ii- programme jf fi of interest amusement and ex t4citcment from nine oclock a m to five Mt IV oclock p m Prepare to come and Mo witness the Greatest Exhibi 41bonsever seen upon a J 49 Fair Ground b 9 Uk t49 MANY OTHER ACROBATIC FEATS S WILL BE GIVEN j I4 2 Mt Speclal Trains From HophinsTllIc and Henderson Each Day t ii iii WAR WITH SPAINcReliable War News INTHEGRATI NATIONAL FAMILY NEWSPApEI Furnished by Special Correspondents at the Front The New York Weekly Tribunei Will contain all important war news of the daily edition Special dispatches up to tim hour of publication r 1 Careful attention will be given to Farm and Family Topics For cign Correspondence Market Reports and all general news oftljg World and Nation yourfavoriteBOTH QNECYEAR FOR Sla iS i- r I Send all orders to THE BEE jSutittiit Ky 1j4 dt r7y T Iw PW w I qQeif tll ZJitbustru we af71ive LOCAL NEWS I Mr J E Kemp who recently zvcntto Colorado to rest and im Z his health is already much improved but has decided to re main in the west for a year at least He was so weakened as a result of continued hard confining workI thaUfhc doctors advise a contin ued stay m the healthy atmos phere of the Rockies Z Last week Mr William McCar Icy had an attack of his old trouble of dizziness which made life un comfortable for ham some months ago But this time Mr McCarley i was only slightly affected He has recovered sufficiently to talk wl vigorously in favor of Hardin for the next Democratic nomina J lion for Governor of Kentucky The Hoss Editor IS sick this week we arc sorry to report He a has turned shaker and is wrestling with an incarnate fiend in thetshape of an overgrown chill every other day He is usually a a pretty good hand in a tussle of this kind but is thoroughly thrown down this time Everybody hopes for Mr Toombs to get straight and starchy again quicklyt Mr M McCord is a sufferer this week from an inflammation of a 1hascaused considerable suffering and y annoyance It is a recurrence of b an old trouble and comes at a time when Mr McCord is about to enter 1 upon the execution of some build ing contracts which he is anxious to complete without delay The promise is for a large at pCountyand North Christian The Hop kinsvillc special train is a convenhience the people of the the road have not before enjoyed and the Fair is bigger and better than ever People from Christian Runty can spend the day at the Fair and return home at nightf Mr C H Hunt is in the hands of a nurse supplied by the Masonsr and Odd Fellows lodges Tplacc in both of which orders he holds membership Mr Hunt has been in poor health for some time and lately has had much malaria which he has been unable to throw off Repeated heavyc chills have exhausted his ing strength We hope to see him recovered very soon ITheold men over 70 years and the children of school age from six to twenty wilt not forget that the first day of the Great Hopkins County Faith opened to them free and that they arc given a cordial invitation to attend on that day a It looks now as if there would be on that day the biggest reunion of r young and old people of Hopkins C and surrounding counties that has occurred in the countys history Galen Burden has excited siderablc interest among smallt boys and some not so small thea past few days by exhibiting on the streets a young fox which he cap tured recently and is endeavoring to partially domesticate The animal is so far tamed that he took from Squire Heads hand and ate some of Mike Longs popcornb1 Galen said he wouldnt lie but he did and Mike is givenfa pointer for a testimonial excellency of his corn roast Mr Wm Hancock of Greenbville Ky is now with 1 M Victory Co in charge of the grocery department He is a nephew of Mr Wm Hancock of the country with whom and with whose choice fruits and vegetablesI the people of been well acquainted for years Mr Hancock is a young married amen so we give the girls fair varning TilE BEE extends a hearty welcome to the new comer and trusts he may find his new home most pleasant DIxon Park the beautifult little plot of grass and ers nt our L N station is a gem Its flowers and bright fresh foliage have been this sumImer as an oasis in the midst least a big dry space and have regaled the tired through passen ger as well as every citizen of Earlington who has passed thatj way Foreman OBrien Etheridge and others deserve tho thanks of our people for having this handsome little park in IvrJh thrifty order The pretty s little fountain too has played in 1 cessantly In this spot is the memory of exSuperintendent BI F Dixon of the L L railroad kept green It bears his name and is the only park at a station on the Henderson division 5f the Louisville Nashville road KvJttYmwMJ w4cP m COOL DRINKS I F I 1 II1ICE CREAM SODA I i NEW FOUNTAIN I ATIrl1M1It FOXS GROCERY t ir 1 Ct j 1i REV HALL WILL LEAVE Quite Certain That He Will not be Returned to this Work Rev C C Hall is busy making his pastoral visits before Annual Conference which rnetts at Mays ville Ky the 7th of September It is quite accepted as a certainty that he will not be returned by his conference to this work and ac cording to the best obtainable in formation he is likely to be given as he deserves one of the best cir cuits in the bounds of the conference brother Hall has worked very hard for the past two years hero and has made no little sacrifice in the performance of his duty We trust that Bro Hall and his good wife in going from us may find a good and a pleasant field for the continuance of their earnest labors The Hopkins vile Fair Special The Hopkinsvillo special to the Hopkins County Fair this year is step in the right direction Heretofore the railroad cars in the that runs between Madison villc and the Fair grounds to han die the people back to town in the evening have been inadequate to the occasion The consequence has een that people have gotten back o town in vehicles or afoot the best way they could and the railroad has lost revenue Now however the cars of the Hopkins ule special will be there and cane used in any numbers necessary to handle the passengers speedily and with comfortIA Splendid Fruit Crop We do not believe there have been finer peaches or more fine eaches in this section for many ears than we arc enjoying this ear Much fine and perfect fruit as come to this market andevery body has had an opportunity to supply themselves with this delicious and healthy fruit Earling on is an excellent market for and vegetables and those who have such things to sell find sale at good prices for their products The crokers prediction- as usualthat the fruit was all killed by late frosts has been en tirely discredited by the abund nco of all kinds of fruit and very fruit Doing a Nice Business Mr Ernest Hibbs the hustlingl piano and organ Madisonville has been doing ai nice business among the Earling ton people of late Since he has been in the business he has placed number of instruments with Earl ingtonians He has just succeed d in closing the sale of a 375 piano to Mr John W Twyman and has Mr Twymans permission to invite the people of Earlington o go and inspect this instrument nd try itespecially prospective purchasers He has also sold Mr William Brown a 75 organ thisI week Third Kentucky Coming Home Gen Sanger and his staff have een busy inspecting a number of arms around Lexington looking or a camp for a portion of the Volunteer Army which is to be- ocated there The camp will notI e less than four and a half miles from the city and at the healthiest location that can be found The Third Kentucky One Hundred nd Sixtieth Indiana and Fifth regiments now at Newport News will be at Lexington in few days Big Peaches Within the last few days there have been gathered from peach trees in the yard of Mr Jno B Atkinson at this place some of he finest peaches it has ever been our lot to seeand eat Several specimens were measured and weighed They showed a circumference of iot inches around one way and ioginches the other way and weighed more than a half pound apiece The great beauty this fruit is that it is as fine of flavor as it is fine in appearance Republican Congressional Con vention Special rates have been granted to those who desire to attend the Republican Congressional Conven tion which is to be held in Hender son Monday August 29 The Louisville and Nashville Railroad will sell tickets on this account atone fare for the round trip on Aug ust 28 and for morning trains of the 29th The tickets are good returning until the 30th Children Get Your Tickets supI drens Day at the Great Hopkins County Fair they are invited to come at once to the office of TilE BEE where they will be gived the beautiful badge ticket that hat- been prepared for them and Wil admit them free on that day Willie Phillips is now the proud possessor of anew typewriter and may be seen any morning dili gently manipulating the keys a his window at home Dr Ottoi Spruce Gum Baliam the moet and reliable remedy for conffhicold cronpu4a1lrefla0f tlle throat cliett lungs ar and SOc Soldby St Bernard Drug Store w f == = I r OUR PUBLIC SCHOOL Advanced Grade Added to the Common School Course Pupils Finishing this Course will be Granted a Common School Diploma The Earlington Public School will begin on Monday morning Sept 5 1898 In addition to the regular Public School course the following is the prescribed course for the Senior Fifth grade All pupils finishing this course to the satisfaction of the Faculty and after passing prescribed examina tions will be granted a Common School diplomaPint Term English Grammar Higher Arithmetic PhysiologyAlgebra Beginning Latin Second Term English Grammar Higher Arithmetic Science Studies U S History Latin Beginning Geometry Third Term Beginning Rhetoric and Literature ArithmeticScience Civil GovernmentI LatanIGeometryReading Writing Spelling Composition and Literature will taught two and three times a week through the three terms Unnatural Alliance A singular case of unusual ani mal affection is to be seen in the Hccla dairy inclosure Col Foard and several others watched the demonstration of a cows affection for a half rown pig Sunday withI considerable interest The Jersey has no calf of her own and has adopted the pig She followed the foundling around with great apparent solicitude and would interpose her head between her piggiwig and all possible danger The pig showed its gratitude and appreciation by responding to the cows caresses and rearing up on his hind legs to regale himself now and then with the white fluid that was meant by the dairy company or some youngster with only tw- oegsand at so much a quart It s probable that anyone desiring a good fat pig can find their wants supplied by applying at the Hecla Dairy Reunion of the Blue and the Gray Special rates have been granted by the railroads on account of the Reunion of the Blue and the Gray Itto be held at Dawson Springs August 25 to 27 The Louisville and Nashville will sell tickets on this account at one fare for the round trip from August 24 27 good returning till the 28th Notice To the Republican Voters of Earling on Ay On Saturday next August 20 1898 at 430 p m in the Masonic Hall a meeting will be held to select delegates to attend the county convention to be held next Monday August 22 in Madisonville At thecounty convention delegates will be selected to vote for nominee in the regular Congressional dis trict convention at Henderson WM K- District BURR Chairman State Reunion of Kentucky Un ion Soldiers The meeting of the Union Sol diers in a grand reunion will be held at New Haven Ky August 23 and 24 The railroads have made liberal concessions in the matter of rates anda big attend ance is looked for The Louisville and Nashville road will sell tickets at one fare for the round trip on August 22 and 23 limited to the 25th for return FOR SALE One farm containing 200 acres 150 acres in cultivation acres in timber good Dwellinghouses and good out tobacco barns shedded All build ings in good condition Plenty stock water Good cistern at house Good orchard for sale Terms reasonable Lying one and onehalf miles southeast of Dixon Ky and one and onehalf miles west of Vanderburg adjoining W D Ramseys farm on road leading from Dixon to Liberty For any information call on W S Overby on said farm or write to him at Dixon Ky- Good Dinner at the Fair Remember the W C T U dining hall at the Hopkins County 3Fair and while at thd Fair you get hungry only once a day before dinner Dinner only 25 cents 3OUlt QUARANTEn 10000 IN QOLD Wo will pay One Hundred Dollara I n Gold tot any and every cue of coaah and cold when no benefit U derived from me of Dr Ottoi Spruce Gum llaliam It contains nolUlnir In urlou and Is so pleasant to take Itararo of Imitations Sold by SL Bernard Drug Siore tGeorge Farnsworth is another Earhngtonian who has invested in a typewriter George is devoting himself to a particular line o study in which the typewriter wil I serve asa great aid u aa t7i i Tickets for Childrens Day The distribution of Childrens Day patriotic badgetickets to the Hopkins County Fair was made atI the public school house on Mon cheerfulIa morning and the teachers were in the building about eight oclock Early but not early enough to be ahead of many of the children who were eager to get the handsome little badges that entitle them to a pleasant day with all tho other children of the countyand some from other countiesat the big Fair The little folks came with bright faces and in their best bib and tucker Mrs Walker reports the distribution on that day of about 400 tickets If there is any child of school age in Earlington who has not re ceived one of these tickets to the Fair they arc invited to call at Tux BEE office and get them Better come early while there arc plenty of them tUners Day Badge TilE BEE is designing a hand some badge for Miners Day at the Hopkins County Fair which will be appropriate in an especial manner The type founders andI big illustrating houses of the coun try do not know what a coal miner isnor his characteristic tools and garb and one almost always finds pictures of minors equipped with dirt shovel and pick and sometimes with apple baskets and prdi nary coal oilor sperm candle lanternsBeing unable to find a cut that would do at all to illustrate the badge with we got together a group of things pertaining tu the miner and our friend Mr Hop per kindly photographed them We arc having a cut made from this picture which will be approved as correct by every miner in county Hopkins county is about the only place within our knowledge where there is any art applied to the miners avocation and daily lile The badge will be in keeping with the circumstances Sioo Reward 100 The readers of this paper will be r leased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages and that is catarrh Stalls Catarrh Cure U the only positive cure now known to tho medical fraternity Catarrb being a constitutional disease requires a constitutional treatment Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system thereby destroying tho founda tion of the disease and giving the patient strength b building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Stun drcd Dollars for any case that it fails to cure Send for list of Testimonials F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Soldby Druggists 75C Halls Family Pills are the best Fine Class of Singers for the Fair Miss Sallie Brown Hopkins Countys popular School Superin tendent visited Earlington yester day morning and was present at the school house when our teachers were drilling the children in the patriotic songs for Chil drens Day at the Hopkins County Fair She favored TUE BEE with a call and while here said that Mrs Walker had a lot of young singers ready for the OCt casion and would have yet a greater number There were about forty at practice yesterday The Earl ton class will go to Madisonville Saturday join Miss Browns class there and all practice together in the Auditorium Dock Griffin is the object of some sport at the hands of his friends but he told the story on himself and it is quite safe to joke him about it It is a characteristic Kentucky snake story A mocca sonof course a dry land mocca sonwas discovered under his pillow Tuesday night When Dock got up to hold a caucus with that smooth individual he found that only himself and the snake remained in the room although according to Docks story the rest of the family had not yet retired that is they had not retired to their beds Dock says he killed it with a walking stick that it was as large as half of his arm and ever so loneetc He still thinks that his family were assembled around his bed when he arose in his wrath but he had been taking medicine that night and we have not seen the doctors prescription iThe high dive act will be per formed daily at the Great Hopkins County Fair by Speedy the fa mous high diver A company of acrobats arc also on the list of at tractions and there will be races between a greyhound and a horse The amusement features this year will be more attractive than eve rand that is saying a great deal George W Robinson has bought the Stevens sawmill and is clean ing up and setting things vigorously to rights preparatory to the sawing campaign of the fall and winter There were several bid ders at the sale but George want ed it worst and it is his Henry C Bourland and Dan W Umstcad bought the rough lumber at the sale of Stevens sawmill etc last week Henry has con tracted for two new houses arid it is expected that N W Umstead will build him a home this year broughttogrowth in sweet potatoes Two of these toothsome tubs have intertwined themselves very close in a sort of Siamese twin alliance Ifresembling two letter Ss inter locked It is peculiar and inter esting y 6x DINING HALL AT THE FAIR The Ladles of the W C T U Will Feed Well And No Need of Anybody Being Hungry The ladies of the W C T U have arranged to again serve din ner at the dining hall of the Hop 3 kins County Fair Their great success scored in this undertaking last year insures for them the most liberal patronage from the multi tudes that will attend the Fair this year The promise for a large attendance is unprecedented and the ladies will be prepared to serve quickly and well large numbers of hungry visitors Of Their dinners arc excellent This must be so since they prepare and serve them themselves If you will only remember the W CnT U dining hall you will feel happy when you get hungryknowing how well that hunger is to be sat isfied Robbed the Grave JohnOlivernarrated by him as follows I was In a most dreadful condition My skin was at inpainbydayFortunately a friend advised trying Electric Bitters and to my great joy and sue prise the first bottle made a decided tin provcment I continued their use for three weeks and am now a well man I know they saved my life and grave of another victim No one shouldW fail to try them Only 50 cents per bottle at St Bernards Drug StoretoBids ofium 11thethe Insane near Hopkinsvillc Kyal 1SeptemberThe amount of coal required will be about one hundred thousand bushels consisting of ninetyfive per cent pea or small nut freeS from slack and five per cent ofal wellscreened and picked lump Bids will be received at the office of the superintendent of said asy lum until noon August 29 1898fr Right is reserved to reject any andi all bidsvTHOS W GARDINER SuptyBy A H ANDERSON Steward Miss Ethel Evans has received the new song books for the Chrisltian Endeavor Society ers have been practicing some ofAthe choice selections in the new books and1the soicety will now bewin better condition as to its song service than it has been for some tibooksMisses Martha and Alice Carroll daughters of Mr A M Carroll ofB Nashville Tenn are guests at the JnoDRemarkable Rescue Mrs Michael Curtain Plalnficld III makes the statement that she caught cold which settled on her lungs she was treated for a month by her family physician but hopeless medicine could cure her Her druggist fiConsumptionher delight round herself benefltted from ftakingwell now does her own housework and is as well as she ever wasFree trial bottles of this Great Discovery at St Bernards Drug Store Large bottles 50 cents and 100 Speedy the famous high diver has been engaged to give an exhibition on each of the four days of the Great Hopkins Couiftys Fair He dives from a eighty feet in the air into a tank containing only three and a ballIfeet of water This is one of greatest attractions ever offered at a county fair and everybody wants to see itiBillie the Kid Walter Mo Garys fast buggy horse went a mile in 244 Tuesday morning at the Hopkins County Fair grounds Walters horse is booked for entry in some of the races and will make it interesting for somebodyI CASTORIAPorInfants The Kind You Have Always BHgW Boars tho Signature of John Captain J L BurchI fields colored cook who presides over the kitchen of officers meS for Company A Third Kentucky Volunteers has been home on a visit but is now again on duty at Newport News John is a good cookand is proud of his service with Company A lit Jttoe Sprnce Cent HaUam a clentlBo remedy baud on modern discoveries and con pounded by cUcmlsu of renown who have give tUroatandludfr diseases allfettudy Aikyonc loprocnre It tot you U not In Block Sold In two Blzesi25c andSOfe Sold by St Bernard Drug Store Colored State Fair at Louisville The Louisville and Nashville Railroad will sell tickets to the Colored State Fair on any date the Fair is in session August 16 to 20 limited for return to the 22 Better Than A Klondike Gold Mites 10ItWhellZSCIQ a bottle of Dr Ottoi Spruce Gum Bat earn tlie returns are than a half Intend lIu111IealtbSold by St Bernard Drug Store ik STATE ENCAMPMENT The Four State Guard Companies to Enter Camps of Instruction Orders were issued from the Ad jutant Generals department today fixing the time of encampment of each of the four State Guard companies The company at Bowling Green will camp from August 17 to- O the Lexington company from September 2 to 15 the Pewee Valley company from September 23 to October 6 and the Frankfort company i from October 8 to 21 Eacht company is to camp near its hometown and to take force matches to the neighboring townsaKENTUCKY CONFERENCE the A M E Zion Church tiMeetsF tember 7 w PETTEY WILL PRESIDE g Excursions on the Following Sun day and a Very Large luCrowdn The annual meeting of the Kentucky Conference of the A M E Zion Church will be held in Earl gton next month The conter ence will convene Wednesday September 7 and continue over Sunday A large number ol delegates will be in attendance Sunday September n ill be run from Evansville 01I and intervening points to n for the day and a large number of people will take advantage the opportunity to attend the- onference and hear the Bishop reach Bishop C C Pettey one of the men in the Zion Church will reside Bishop G W Clinton is so expected to be present The General Secretary of Foreign Mis sions Dr A Warner is expected and it is hoped that Editor J W mith of the Star of Zion will be ble to attend The big One Dollar Excursion It which will be run from Evansville will bring passengers Evansville and points to and- ncluding Sebree at Sr Slaughters ihle 75c Hanson 6oc Madison Ule 15c The war fund chain letter that nearly buried an eastern young with dimes is not the only that has been started this year chain has been started in one of benevolent orders of Kentucky hich promises to make the promoters very busy in a short time and to swell their exchequer boun fully Bucklens Arnica Salve The best Salve in the world for Cuts ruises Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Sores Tetter Chapped Hands Chilblains Corns and all Skin Eruptions and positively I cures Piles or no pay It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded Price 250 per box Sale by St Bernard Drug Store WANTED ForI Two million split spokes size 14x 2 inches and 28 inches long 500000 fee- trstclass hickory logs length of logs 14 15 t 6 21 and 24 eet delivered on our yard at Madisonville Ky For particulars call at our office Terms cash BUCKEYE SPOKE Co By John F Fischer Mgr Mr W S McGary who was for ome time seriously ill here at Evansville and at Dawson Springs so far recovered as to be at mme again and in charge of his livery business for a few days j Walter didnt like the talk of the 1 Evansville doctors about cutting nto him heroically so he figur atively took up his bed and walked home Then he went Ito Dawson Springs to try the virtues of those famous waters Walter says Dawson water has done wonders for him On Tuesday however Walter had an attack of quite a serious nature and is again in the doc tbrs care We hope for his early recovery The Entertainment Committee of the Louisville Commercial Club is making preparations for the entertainment of Mexican War Veterans who will hold their annual re union in that city in September From 100 to 150 survivors of the Mexican War will be in attendance iiIRemember the name when you buy again PLUG DR L D BROSE PRACTICE LIMITED TO DISUSES OF THE EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT BOl Ufft FlIHT 8TIUC- TEVANSVILLE L IND J Y fR1JL NJTHE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OF FIGS andimplicityo the care and skill with which It Is manufactured by scientific processes SrnurCothotruoRcnulno Syrup of Figs is manufactured by the CAUFOKMIA Fia Srnur Co only a knowledge of that fact will assist one In avoiding the worthless particsFio SVIIUP Co with tho medi cal profession and the satisfaction hasiventhe namo of tho Company a guaranty Isfarandbowelsg them and it does not grIpe nor- auseate In order to get Its beneficial effects please remember tho namo of tho Company CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO BAN FUANOUCO Cal LOUISVILLE Kr NEW YOKE NT sRemember the name you buy ag- ainBaJiM PLUG 1 CrIsed1s Germoit LiverPowder CURES INDIGESTION The entering wedge for nearly all Diseases the human system Is heir t- o25NTS E PRICE Sold by St Bernard Drug Store f3tW F AAAAAAAA AAWAAAA CEver Been to the Great Hopkins County t Special Train will run from Hopkinsville to Madisonville on each of the four days of this great occasion August 24567o-n schedule Leave Hopklnsvll1e730 a m C Kelleys 747 k Crofton 766 I Empire 802 807 N 817orc M R2or0 Barnsleyr830Earlington8 3 ArriveMadisonville Returning Leave Madisonville ONE VARE FOR Rou OOTRW I i Return Limit August 29th Rate of One Fare for Round Trip on each of above days also made on regular trainsbctwccfl t iGuthrie Henderson and Providence to Madisonville HOPKINS COUNTY FAIR Is recognized as the one great TttE of Kentucky and the gathering of 1898 prom ises to be the grandest In the of the Association The Special Train above mentioned enables people between Hopkins ville and Madisonville to spend a day at the great fair and ar rive home at a convenient hour in the evening 114 Ii Ii m 114 Wednesday Aug 24School Childrens Patriotic Day and Old Mens Reunion Free admission to Fair on that day to all children of school age and all old people seventy years old and over ADMISSION AT GATES Gentlemen 35 Cents Ladies and Children Sf 25 Cents I JNO B ATKINSON DIrectorlnChlef PresidentC C GIVENS H HOLEMANSecretnryItIvrrwvmvvm WILLARDHOTELw JBEST h and 350 HOUSE IN LOUISV1ELL When Western history MANAGER kjJ r Ten Cents i I BUYS ANY OF OUR I I SUMMER DRESS GOODS I This Includes All of Our I Imported Organdies Worth isjc to 25C 1LI NE5W IP ATTEIXNS ANDERSON WALLERJ MADISONVILLE KENTUCKY t i IlIIU IRIIIIIdIIIIIII IIIl IlII II III 1 AYcq PWATOOllOdne ulaJ- c ling tIuinmnrJsiindBoith or Porno sllftC11ctrfu- 1afdIOflthlfl51lelLhcrncss OflOr NOTNRCOT1d I jaiiill2zL1zrE Lp j4 JJL I IionSouSflClUlarftbC8 Vorms Com ussmLqoILEE1- i TacSitFe ikilur r 1- NF7 omt 4 i L1 I CXACT COP OF WHABBCB J CASTORIA For Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the- Signatur of The I j Kind You Have Always Bough- tCASTORIA u uTHCCCNTAUNCONPMYNLWTORKCITV aV 1AMEDICINE Sold at Retail4 for Five Cents a Package i 1nl experimentalIII or rry the of ld 1 r commodity aud senii hundred thousand dollnrs Inveiled within five year newspaper tI T nnrabaa tnforneoI Cry America citizen I btnrlnjfuponTnulctttingconditions that swcn IhalroacheulfOrnllnuwrapplnwlull In years hut Is needless In the case nt n purchase Inrfnded to in consumed In n C I aeluIIllxlrllltballhTbuledock relleneo from that might at nlllao ten expected intuomucio to tllirrfavorable conditions those that IIt Tnlrhi In a e n trarcllim tag or pocket for sereral weeks or months are practically as resit ant as efficacious as enr I Acting upon these lufrroitlonf and particularly tim unimpaired prtxperlly ofrreat newspapers now sold for a cent Instead rato of fire time amount thoIcartons which they will offer to tile trade upon terms whlcb will permit oft parknirobeing sold by tha Urunhit or torllrffper nt alrloa lower than ever before adopted fora PiCI famedicineFIVE ltJjb u or df jnthoforrn onehaifa cent with each whichI the people have learneR to know and value the Illpans Tabulen but wl II otTer the cheaper experlmentallyfortbe benentot suchas maydeslro them Itsbould lw plainly that haanU1 of the medicine ii identicatin both snrtt thobeing in the form coat of packing or puUin Tho t lIntpack e ages era not yet to he had ot although II U probable that almost obtain a upplywhen reqnaoted bye customer aot butlnanycaionitlnula t jc4rtn Containing ten taint wilt be wntpoii Ke paid to any a ro live cents la UnlllihoKOe prleewhlehwMlallowtbem a laIr margin of iTotltvlit idoten cartons for 40 centsL 12 dozen 1111 cartons for l2 IIlfroilITJJ carton for WK 23 groan 13M canton forslit Cnd wIll tha order In eTel1cuo A ibb a0 u V lIUI S OfLiVorpool The Larges Fire Insurance Company in tile World Docs the Largest Business Transacted In Kentucky 4 Does the Largest Bussness Transacted in the Southern States PAUL M MOORE Barbee Castleman t ARLINGTON KY MANAGERS Resident Agent for Earlington and Southern Department L Vicinity Homo OtiiccLoujsvllle Ky ru = f WE HAVE SPARED 4NO EXPENSE To make our Funeral K Equipment the best in this part of the Anything and Statei thing you want in ALWAYSj4 BARNETT ARNOLD z 1 EARlINGTONKYJt t i OP f C A tJw TIlE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON VIII THIRD QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES AUG 21 Text of ttio Lesson II IClngn v 114 Memory Vcrse 13 14 Qoldcn Tcxt Jar xll 14 Commentary b7 tho Rev DoM Stearns 1 Now Ntinmnn captain of hohol of tlio WIIR of Syrln was n groat man with his master antI honornblu I Tho verso goes on to toll why but closes with thc- end statement that ho was n leper Thc- Worti of Qoil from beginning to end reveals God to us working in and through antI lot- III people nUll for nil who aro wIIIInt receive Ills nioroy Kvon by thosewho I not know Him Ho sometimes works as In this onto delivering Syria by Nanman All tho great and honorable men of Scrip turo Buoh as Boa tho mighty man wealth Uuth II li Mordccal who was groat among tho Jows Est x 0 anti others leadtho believer to sny with heart felt gratitude I know n greater and moro honorable than nil others anti Ho can heal oven leper S Brought away captive out of the land of Israel n lIttlo timid and she watt ed on Nnninnns wife Thus did the Syrians with Gods permission but What about tho llttlo maids father and mother anti what about her own poor little heart It Is very evident thnt God does not nl ways seek tho comfort of Ills people but Ho does always seek tho highest good and tho greatest eternal glory of each one Consider Joseph and Daniel etc 8 Would God my lord wore with tho prophet that Is In Samaria I For ho would recover hIm of his leprosy lint for tho love of God manifested through tho llttlo maid wo might Paver have hall tho story of Xaaman Tho faithfulness of tho little boy Samuel nnd of this llttlo girl aro great lessons for nil boys anti girls Jesus at tho ago of l2was about His Fathers bust ness nnd It Is tho business of nil who know Him to mako hint known to others 4 Thus and thus said tho maid that Is of tho land of Israel So sold ono to the king and thus the message of tho little maid Is passed on to headquarters even tho words of n lIttlo boy or girl aro worth bcfng passed on ami will accomplish Gods pleasure If they concern Him or Ills serv ants who llvo unto Him Ho will uso any vessel that Is willing to bo used by Him that Ho may bo glorified C And tho king of Syria said Go to go and I will send a letter unto tho king of Israel So Kaaman departed taking as a present 10 talents of silver 0000 pieces of gold nnd ton changes of rnlmont God govo Ills Son freely nnd with Him freely nil things Rom Ill 21 I vlll 82 Those do not know Him who think to buy Ills gifts neither do those know Him as they should who bring Him no thank offering 0 Now when this letter Is como unto thco behold I hare therewith sent Nan man my servant to thee that thou may ost recover hint of his leprosy Our mes sages for God often got twisted anti per vortcd by those who hear them but God will somehow accomplish Ills ploasuro It is not for us to worry It wo havo noted according to Jor xxIII 28 Tho lIttlo girl had said that the prophet not tho king would do It 7 Am I God to kill and to mnko olive that this man doth send unto mo to recover a man of his leprosy Thus said tho king of Israel when ho had road tho letter and Imagined that tho king of Syria sought to quarrel with him Truo ho was not nblo either to kill or mako alive but ho should have known tho God of Israel nnd Ills servants tho prophets nnd havo been nblo to point people to tho ono only living nnd truo God 8 Whorcforo hast thou rent thy clothes Let him now como to mo and ho shall know that thoro Is a prophet In Israel Thus sent Kllslm to tho king when ho hoard that tho king had rent his clothes Hero Is n man conscious of tho fact that ho Is on earth for God anti that God is with him Ho has seen tho power of God In tho dividing of tho waters tho healing of tho waters nnd in tho miraculous supply of water In the Increase of tho oil tho raising of tho Shunamltos son anti tho healing of tho pottago Ho knows God and feels free to expect whatever will glorify Him 0 So Naaman camo with his horses and with his chariot and stood at tho door of tho house of Kllslm A wonderful sight truly to bo seen at n poor mans door It makes us think of thotlmo when nIt kings shall toIl down before hint whom Elisha served when every high thing shall bo brought down and tho Lord nlono shall bo exalted In that day Ps lxxII 11 Isa II 11 10 Go and wash In Jordan seven times nnd thy flesh shall como again to thco anti thou nhiilt bo clean Thus said tho messenger whom Elisha sent to tho door for Kllsba thought It not necessary to go himself Ho stood llko Elijah before God nnd considered no greatness that was not of God II nut Naaman was wroth and wont away and Raid Behold I thought ho will surely como out to mo Naaman had it all planned In his own mind just how It ought to bo dono for was not ho n great and honorable man and did ho not deserve to bo honored boforo his soldiers and by this Israelite Was ho not prepared to pay well for nil ho got and wus this any kind of n way to treat such ns hot Ills prldo would not stand it and ho wont away In ri rage 12 Aro not Abnnit anti Phnrpar rivers of Damascus better than nil tho wn ters of Israel The water might bo ns good or possibly better for saute purposes but they wore not Gods way for his cleansing Cains fruits woro probably much moro attractive than Abels bloody lamb but they woro not Gods way Good verybeautifulthey aro not Gods way of cleansing tho leprosy of sin and therefore of no avail 13 How much rather then when ho salth to thco Wash and bo clean His servants wiser than he thus reasoned with him that ho would gladly do some great thing nnd why not this simple thing There aro many who would give much money and do ninny so called good works It thus they could b3 saved but simply to receive Christ and depend whol Iy upon Him nnd to have nfl their right eousness count for nothing Is too humili ating for some people and they will not submit Rom x 0 dippedhimselfto tho saying of tho man of God anti his flesh camo again like unto tho flesh of n little child and ho was clean Ho cer tainly was not worthy but ho was obedi ent nnd ho was cleaned There Is no other way but Gods way Acts Iv 12 and all without exception who accept tho way John xlv 0 aro mado clean John xlil 10 Rov I 0 0 I Cor vi 11 Isa I 18 Antagonism to the Bicycle Christian ministers nro not alone in their antagonism to the bicycle It affects also tho attendance nt Jewish Sunday services or at least is claimed to Wo seriously doubt it however ilf tho youug men who go oil on their wheels would otherwise go to temple on Sunday mornings they would attend nt least on rainy days anti during tho winter months when wheels are laid aside but careful inquiry fails to prove this to bo tho case No it is not tim wheel that awayArncricanHebrew Women Preachers Tho Universalist and Unitarian churches look with moro favor on women preachers than any other clcnom- lnation In tho former church thoro aro 05 women preachers some of thom or ilnincd whilo in tho Unitarian church thoro nro 20 women pastors settled over church societies pij PISOS CURE FC R M CUKIS SWilHt All USE fAILS Cf lleat VeOIn JI1lIaTrnT p r STMBERNARDt1441COAL COMPANY I iiKentuckyI I Brar1ch OfficesSB IIi S H NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville CAPT T L LEE Manager Corner Main and Auction Streets jff p Kentucky Memphis Tcnn Jg A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville m- drittJOHN Iff i Wlraolet= eile T HESSER Hauscr Building St Louis Mo j J W iBRIDGMAN Room 85 Hartford Building Chicago Ill a I I THE FAMAU5 NO 9 COAL I IICOAL IN THE MARKET 1 Sd I BRUSHED BDKK FOR BB8K BURNERS flND FURNRBES I Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BER Iij one ton of the best Anthracite Coal iASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY h1151 51111111114CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR Topic For tho Wtvk nrgluulnf Ang 14 Comment by Her S If Boyle ToncExnlt ChristMoth xxI Ml This passage in Matthew tells us tho familiar story of Christs triumphant entry into Jerusalem n few days bo foro Ills crucifixion It is tho ono solitary instance in tho life of Christ where IIo allowed Himself to receive tho horn ago anti adoration duo Him It was n magnificent spontaneous demonstra tion showing tho estimation in which Ho was hold by tho multitudes of lIb countrymen but tIm fact th1at porhape a few days later tho yokes that cried If Hosanna I then cried Crucify Him I makes it stand forever as an illustration of tho fickleness of tho human heart and of tho easo with which tho minds of tho masses of tho people may bo swayed by artful null designing men But it was an exaltation of Christ at tho time milt suggests to us a study in tho exalta tion of Christ 1 Tho triumphal entry was nn cn thusiastic exaltation of Christ Enthusiasm characterized tho demonstration throughout Tho multitudes were wild ly enthusiastic They stripped tho trees of breaches mill spread them before Him they took off their cloaks and with these mado paths for Him they cheered and cried Ilosumal Christ is worthy of enthusiastic exaltation Enthusiasm is n good thing when there is anything to bo enthusiastic over What is worthier of our greatest enthusi asm tItan tho life and work of Christ 2 Tho triumphant entry was a public exaltation of Christ In n sense it was national as wcHos local People from various parts of tho nation participated in it Christ should lw exalted publicly in tho community in tho state in tho nation Every Endeavorcr should throw all tho influence of his publio lifo strongly in favor of tho exaltation of Christ 8 Tho triumphant entry was an ox altation of tho real Christ Christ was there before tho pcoplo Ho wan n real Christ To many Christians Christ is not as real ns lIe ought to bo Many have some sort of a hazy idea that away back in tho centuries such n person lived but their ideas about Him aro very unsatisfactory and indistinct Wo should study moro thoroughly tho lifo of Christ livo moro closely to Him in prayer so that Ho may become as real as an earthly friend standing beside us Then wo will present a real Christ to tho world and this is what tire world needs 4 Tho triumphant entry was an ex altation of Christ that produced results When IIo camo into Jerusalem all tho city was moved saying Who is this Ono great object of our exalta tion of Christ should bo to lend men to inquire about Him and to learn to ad iniro Him If wo exalted Christ moro in our daily walk and conversation in all our private arid public actions men would moro often say Who is this And this would give us tho opportunity to tell them who our Christ is and to urge thorn to boliovo in profess and ex alt Him Bible Readings Pa xxiv 110 xxxir 0 Isa xlv 2220 Math xvi 1820 xxviii 1820 John xlU 3132 Acts i 111 iv1012 xv 25 20 Rom xiv 712 Gal ii20 21 Phil ii 112 CoL iii 11 10 17 Rov v 111 The Truo Church Tho note of tho trno church is not bugformother of us all Sho is not tho mother of tho saints and of time confessors only silo is also tho mother of heretics and reformers She has room for all lIen children must not only havo food and discipline but they must also havo freedom and light Bho docs not cast them off when they mako mistakes They must havo room to grow they must have opportunity for experiment and adventure Tho great thing after all is not II well kopt houno butJ healthy happy household ChristRegister 0 tUltctt 7it I A f Ihclll u I vrciiijil tli Mm k t Jtviy f IIY H iv I oitf- iiiiTuiuir iiVJ ii Vuf otntv SjriiYotJ j +ti ltc i ff 1 c n 9ur Joloted Jitt ens I pmtamingI Gal ALtXANpKX Kailnutim Kv Praise for the Colored Soldier The idea that the United Stales if it desires to bold the Spanish colonial pos sessions acquired by conquest in tho present war can best do so by armies of occupation composed of colored troops is at tracting some attention Colored troops are best fitted to withstand the effects of a tightlagupon to stand up bravely for the flij un der which their fathers were redeemed from slavery and made citizens of the re public Perhaps if its necessary to re lain conquered territory for any length of time colored troops may bn found very useful for the purposes imlicited Iliiflv lo N Y Commercial Tlia colored troops have maintained their reputation in the present war Thorn were three negro regiments engaged in the assault upon San Jinn and thay tore themselves very gillinlly Ex- Itev j M Lusy of Maclisonvillr will preach out here next Sunday Clarence Halley left homo Sunday to re turn no more Miss Sallic Ross of Mailisonville is visiting at this place Mrs McNcal of Hopkinsvillr is visit ing Mrs Gipson Dont for et tim Fair Remember the club tonight altofrombuilding Monday morning Aug 22 when they will bo given badges and tickets for Childrens day at time Fair Mr Tom Kirlo has a line boy at his house To all whom it may concern This is to certify that the Mount Zion Baptist Church at Karlington Ky did in her regular stated church meeting on Fri day night before the first Sunday in July 1898 unanimously extend an indefinite call to Rev J R G Slaughter of Dan ville Ky as pastor to succeed Kcv Wm Foster Said call was Accepted but alter tlghlerdidtion on Tuesday evening August 9 i803 to take effect at the close of the 8 p m service of Sunday August 14 1838 Wo regret very much the present state of af fairs but believing as we do that time hand of Providence is in the arrangement we accept Rev Slaughter is a forcible practical Gospel minister and has made a number of friends among the citizens of this placo by his good conduct May God open to him a held where can work in the Masters vineyard Dons by order of the church REV J R G SLAUOHTKR Mod WM KILLBBREW F S I BOY THAT WENT WITH TEDDY Only boy nn evrr had TeddyToughRough nn always ready Somewhat wililish in his way prayUUIAlways true nn steady ROMe woeWeLoved our boy almighty dear An it knocked us out o gear When be went an left us hero Lone with one another Used lo set hero every night Me an my ol woman SetiltWhenKnoivcd hod never flincharhit Knoweil ho wasnt built la quit KithackOln fore wodgo lo bed I could tee her kneelin An knowed il was fur Ned appaslinAsflow to pray an in me burned Kind of an oneasy darned Guilty sort D feelin When the Denver paper coincm To tlio ranch n loll Uout the fight I inIDancin an a t Whopped fur Teddy an Iberest I With the Mildest sort o zest Whlln the heart within ay Was with pride a swellinlbreastfI a rcadin on an t 1ThaIThen a cloud come oer my skie sirpriseAsOn some names theyd prinlelIC of Nothin that the neighbors S3 11IlightenEvery NellISeemed the cinch d Only gleam o sun that shot rrtughfWasThat ho died a fighlin 1anver Tost Mr Fred A Miller IIns opened r cigar factory at Kiclim and Ky The Adam John son Company holdilstember 16 and 173q211 W 13 W JionL rW Inginthonupstho true wfbrlngtofyfBewand truo from the DR BELL- SPineTarHohey bysciencesurfacesofexhilarated causa of that tickling Is removed and tliefnflamed thereIsDRUGGiSTSBoUIs Honey GETanyIt irtnn tjnlck and I In crip M well PhsTarHnqMweaIt IUDS BUOIiJrltI i I i r r u KENTUCKY NEWS NOTES A Kentucky woman who desires that lion name bo not known has sent Cumberland Umvursity at Lebanon Twin a check for 4 000 The Fourth Kentucky Regiment of Volunteers have had a ling pro scntntion and an opportunity to go through regular drills They arc still hoping to go to the Phillipincs or to he sont to Jacksonville to he brigaded in General Lees Corps Kentucky is the third largest producer ol internal revenue of all the States of the Union The re port for the last fiscal year show Kentucky produced about 10 percent of the entire internal reve nueIt is said that Colonel Castleman looks ten years older Camp hard ships do not agree with the Colonel who has been used to a life of luxury and case for many years Subscriptions to the fund to purchase a silver service for the hat tleship Kentucky arc being sent in very slowly Somebody will have to do hotter or the presentation ccrcmoniuK will be delayed hue liuavv overflow of the Ken tuck river is such that the oldest citizens do not remember its equal at this time of tim year It tins been a regular log title I Tho strictest measures are being adopted by the State Board of Health to stamp out smallpox inI the mountains A quarantine will be rigidly enforced against the counties where smallpox is prevalent Qiptnin Philip When the yellow anti red flag V7is pulled down on the Almirantc thelas gave men poordeviLs The rfctor looks over the shotchurned wave At the nVen ship of his foemen bravo lyingAndTho lust ti tame anti battle dies And Dont cheer theyre dyinftX Cycles have piaseil tinea lliyiid ilia bravo Passed sncv Sidney Hut water gtvi On ZntjtmervtrettisI lyinR Hut ihi knijhty elm Jiad lingered frIt mug in the vordn tit ihu Yankm tar When ho b lu Doii chcur theyre dying Why leap our heart at cur Jlobsnniuiamr Or at his who bnilleJ sits IIIay to fame Our flat in tile far atH4fiiiR l The nations spirit Hicsi iJettiv reviMl But nono Ihu lest dons iial spirit peal In IheyrodyingCharles W Jhonpson nr New York Sun Santgodeatimany Kentucky towns He is a plausible liar and wili his gall needs no other stock in trade to work on the sympathies of the gen erous and credulous citizen of the smaller tovns a Dont Use Drugs onlypuresponsible druggists Wo keep nnly dlfooIincUonlime comes that you need thanNowhere else will you find so com cginIhatST BERNARD DRLQ STORJE HRVANIIOI r a Mcnager II A Twentieth Century Train Electric lighted throughout including lights at the head of each berlh1 the Northwestern Limited which leaves Chicago daily at 630 pm and reaches St Paul anti Minneapolis early next morning is regarded by the traveling public ns the hmig1et development in railway science This train is equipped with buffet smoking and library cars regular and compartment sleeping cars and luxurious dining carsThe principal summer resorts in Wisconsin arc most easily readied via the Chicago and Northwestern Railway the pioneer linn west anti northwest of Chicago All ticket agents sell tickets via 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