The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1898-07-08

pass the examin alton, but may have to
recruit again before mastering. Most
of the clothing has arrived, but none
of the equipments will he issued until
it all arrives.
The American troops, 2, 500 in mum.
Der, on three transports, conveyed by
the Charleston, arrived at Manila June
80 and began disembarking at Cavite
the next day. They brought to Cavite
as a prisoner the Spanish Governor of
the Lldrone Islands A garrison was
LEFT at Ladroae Islands.
An oder reached Gen. Brooke at
Chickamauga Sunday to designate
about 20, 900 men for immediate depart
ure to the South. 1t is believed he has
selected the First division of the First
corps and two brigades of the Second
division. These include the First and
Third Kentucky regiments.
When the news of the disaster to the
Spanish feet reached the soldiers sur
rounding Santiago, which was during
the truce, the regimental band that
had man aged to keep its instruments
on the line, played "The Star Span
gled Banner" and 'There'l Be a Hot
Time In the Old Town Tonight" The
men cheered from one end of the line
to the other.
E. C. Blanks, of LewisvIlle, Texas,
writes that one box OF DeWitrs Witch
Hazel Salve was worth $50. 900 to him.
1t cured his piles OF ten years stand
ing. He advises others to try it. 1t
also cures eczema, skin diseases and
obstinate sores. Stormes Drug Store.
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| The Wolf News Bureau has issued
an official denial OF the statemen that
Germany, France Russia have reached
an understanding relative to the Phil
l:ppine island and that an internatio-
| nal congress will be held when the
Spanish American war is over, similar
to the Berlin congress OF 1878, SO far
Germany is concerned.
| The statement thus denied was pub
lished in the Frankfurter Z.itung.
In speaking of the war, Sam Jones,
the great evangelist, says: 81 think if
the negotiations had been handled
with proper religious spirit, war would
have been avoided. Now that we are
in it, however, We should lick Spain
out of her boots. If we do it we will
save US licking her again, and maybe
some other nations 1t will not do to
stop until Spain gives up all her pos
sessions and agrees to be decent like
other nations.
Win your battles against disease by
acting promptly. Oae Minute Cough
Cure produces immediate results
When taken early it prevents cousumr
ton. And in later stages it furni
shes prompt relief Stormes Drug
Store. I'm
The 4th Kentucky staff officers ar
Col. David G. Colson, Lieutenant Col
onel, David r. Murray, Majors, Sam'l
Morrow, w. H. Collier, Surgeon Majol
II. G. Kenyon, Assistant Surgeons, Bel
L. Brc Ter and John C. Lewis, Quarter
master, Geo w. Albrecht. Chaplain
John Stamper, Charles Blldrick, Regi
ment Adjutant; James Carroll, Ser
geant Major, and P. G. Brashe ar
Quartermaster Sergeant.
The Chesapeake and Ohio tendere'
to the war department the fleet of fin
steamers owned by that company; ply
ing between Newport News and En-
rope, at the actual cost of the vessels
,, with provisions for restoring them t
the company when the department
has no further need of them, at a fig
ure that would be eminently reasona
BILE. There are seven of these ships
They are of steel and of about 500
tons gross burden.
Persons troubled with diarrhcea Wi
| be interested in the experience of MI
w. NJ. Bush, clerk OF Hotel Dorranc
a Providence, r. I. He says; For sey
GRAZ yCdIo nave UCCh Gal a SoA
t slant sufferer from diarrhoea, the FRI
quent attacks completely prostratin
: me and rendering me unfit for m
duties at this hotel About two year
? ago travelling salesman kindly CAV
q me a small bottle of Chamberlain
? Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
e Much to my surprise and delight i,
r effects were immediate. Whenever
, felt symptoms of the disease l woul
fortify myself against the attack wit
few doses of this valuable remed,
e The result has been very ,satisfactor
t and almost complete relief from tn
q affection" For sale by R. E. McRol
: erts. I'm.
A Chickamauga dispatch to the FL
quirer says: it is believed that the Sc,
ond Kentucky will get orders to NOV
along with the First Corps. Tn
i morning an order came from Ger
4 Wade to Inspector Gen. David Wicker
) to inspect the regiment in detail. Tn
: regiment was at drill. 1t was Gale
in and the men put in heavy march
ing order. Maj Vickers with Co
l Gather examined every man and hi
outfit minutely, and at the conclusion
the inspector turned to Col. Gather
saying: Gather, you have as fine
regiment as there is in Camp Thoma.
and shall so report to Corps Head
quarters"
Do not fail to keep the roost pole