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inc currency and of silver dollars is carried on in a private account of silver dollars credit of the government arc part of the act of July 14 1890 containing 378 grains each of pure good now and must be kept commonly known as the Sherman silver which was at the ratio of good forever 1 What we want silver purchase act The purchas 1637 to were coined at this ratio is a sound policy These financial ing clause of that act which required the Secretary of the Treas to compete with Mexican silver and industrial which will give ury lo buy silver bullion nnd cord dollars in the Chinese markets nnd courage and confidence to all it up In the Treasury was repealed as a convenient method of valuing for when that is done the Republican Doctrine November but that part and handling bullion 1H93 money now unemployed be- Â¬ They were intended for this which relates to the coinage and maintaining the parity Oriental trado only and were cause of fear for the future The American people hold provides for of gold in force called Trade Dollars and did not and lack of confidence in in- Â¬ silver the financial honor of our Gov- Â¬ Section and relatPM arc still to coinagu and circulate in tliiscounlry until silver vestment will quickly appear 3 fell in value do that the bullion in ernment as sacred as our flap reads as follow in the channels of trade thcin became worth less than 100 That the Secretary of ibe The money of the United William McKinlkv The first Trenstiry shall each month coin contR 3225000 Ncind fchd two million ouurcj of ihu silver were coined Tho second 490 States vnnTcvcry Then the margin having form of it whether of paper bullion purchased under the 000 become greater and as tlmy were inns tliio ol net into silver or gold must be as good provi sXiindard silver dollar i until the likci the subsidiary roiuFlcgjl ten as the best in the world first day of Inly 1801 nnd alter der lo the amount o Five Dollar The dollar paid to the fir- tl t time he shall coin of the silver tlic ilium owners iiiueHir tl tlio lor Ibe next two years to mer the wage earner and the bullion purchiHtil under the pro cuinai million per annum nnu over six visions of ihii act as much k may forÂ¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i - lW Go v -- - -- IM HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 24 1896 I1 JI 1 a fundamental principle in coinage recognized and followed by all the statesmen of America in the past and never yet safely departed from tliiht there can be only one basisupon which gold and silver can be concurrently coined as money and that basis is equality not in weight but in the commercial value of metal contained in the re- - It is Â¬ spcctivecoins Gakkett AHodart - 1 Â¬ Â¬ 4 k pensioner must continue ever equal in purchasing and debt paying power to the dol- Â¬ lar paid to tiny Government t in creditor Â¬ William McKin1v iVi r tmm Gold is the one standard ot value among all enlightened An hon- Â¬ commercial nations est dollar worth ioo cents everywhere cannot be coined out of 53 cents worth of silver plus a legislative fiat- Gaurdt A IIobaut A tl isortl crcjpu rrcn cy is fatal to industry frugality nnil economy It fosters the spirit of npcculation anil extravagance It is the most effectual of inven- Â¬ tions to fertilize lie rich mans fields with the swcatbf the poor mans brow Daniel Whrsthr dont believe that you can legirataup the value of nnythnif I more than I believe you can linake generals heroes by legislation The Continental Congress tried legislating value up even by resorts to penalties but the inex orable JaWsof traders independ ent as the law of gravitation kept ihent down I do believe you can lcgitatta value down and that you can do it by attempting to leg- slate it up- - Roscoo Conklmgr y Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ LH February jS6j 7 n r V Mnstrcscivc Our Credit jCredit plays a great part in the Si If nyuiu imiiiiiiii- Tm vcrniiyiiiuii pods fpm Ungland ou will gBtliat crcuit amounts to a great Ileal and on n silver basis we will piy a big sum for m this Thij crctit h why mer chants do not want a silver basis Fhiy sty that on a silver basis you wdl calo downpour debt one half Would on do it and deprive the matt yolipwc ofonq linjf of what Shall the nation you We him ilo it say no and not from senti ment do I make this statement but Ve must frvsni a selfish reason our credit in the wot Id j rourvu and if we adopt a silver basis we vill nun it the world over We want no sihcr basis to help us out of theic hard tunes because tlio Dis bilvcr basis i dishonorable trust brought on hese hard times in 18Q3 and hard times will last until we turn down these Silvcritcs and when we settle this thing for goodandlall in November wc will heario more of hard times Thomas B Rum y 1 Â¬ Â¬ be necessary to provide for the re demption of the Tmisuiy notes herein provided for and any gain or seigniorage tuning from such coinage hliall be accounted and paid into the Treasury It will be seen that lilts act stopped 1I11 coinage of siler dol lars except so much as may he necessary for the redemption of the ro called Sherman not is The same act provided that tlnse notes should be redeemed by the Secreit tary in gold at his discretion being the established policy of the United States to maintain the two metals on a parity with each other upon the present legal ratio or such ratio as may be provided by law Tho Republican Secretary of the Treasury used his discretion under this act by paying the notes in silver when silver was wanted and in gold when gold was wanted He kopt this up till March 1893 when Mr Carlisle succeeded him Moreover the same policy had been pursued since January 1 1879 when specie payments had been re sumed with reference to the pay ment 61 United States notes commonly called greenbacks Notwithstanding this law is on tho statute book and its effect well known the orators Bryan Teller Stewart and the small fry echoing them still declare that all the silver dollars and silver ccrrificatcs arc kept on a par with gold without any promise expressed or implied lo re deem them in gold or anything else except silver Everybody knows that it is the legal tender quality conftrrcd upon the silver now in circulation which makes it good money and not any law or policy Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ cnusul tucli a protest from the pcoplu that Congress in 187G look Hut away ihc legal tender qmlit in 1S77 their coinage amounted lo over thirteen millions in be ut before the law could take effrit and in 1878 it was prohibited During that time there wete coined nearly 3G million and the commercial ratio bad changed from 1592 to 1794 dropping their bullion value from t 02 091 ccnipi Â¬ lHIIHIHHMllm0liHP Our Metallic Money There had been coined 1792 to 1805 when Jefferson fron Â¬ slop ped their coinage 1439617 silver dollars at the ratio of 15 to 1 IftrlHr HlMj 1 There were no silver dollar- coined from 1805 to 1836 a period of 35 years From 1836 to 1873 there were coined 6690721 silver dollars at the ratio of 15988 to 1 Of these only 296600 were coined in 1873 and the bullion value of each averaged 1004 lllllWW jBinyijffiffiffffl r iv sr - - THE BOY SCHOOLMASTER Now York Press Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ CM It has been ascertained that the man who held on to the fast was a shoemaker Â¬ SILVER OR GOLD Hia blood ia kept man ia 0 K pure hia digestion perfect and no can onjoy lito and act intelligently rrd patiently upon tho queationa of tho day You all know what to take You liavo known it for years It ia Simmona Liver Regulator Better than either is a hoaltliy liver If tho livor in 0 K tho before Congress whether it is now safo and ex jis pedient to offer frco coinage to the grains iho nilver dollar of 412 with tho mints of the Latin Union closed npd Germany not permit ting silver tp be coined as money At current rates of silver tho free coinage of n dollar containg gram worth in gold about 412 ninety two ccnts gives an itltgiti matt profit to tho owner of the bill- Jjou enabling him to take ninety- two ctfwts wprdi of it tq the mint nnd get it4 stamped as coin and force ljjynojghbor to take it for a fujldolfa Villa is tin undue and unfair advantage which tho Gov ernment has no right to give lo the owner of silver bullion and which forced to l frnudi tlu mart who is ailjo the dollar u IamK Q DmiHe The epicstion For yeara you and your fathora liavo found it of etorling worth It ia unci always haa been put up Oo only by J II Zoilin Take none but tho gonuine It haa tho Red 7i on tho front of tlio wrapper and nothing elso ia tho oamo and nothing bo good Â¬ Â¬ BEST VIA ST LOUIS CHICAGO an PEORIA 8T PAUL OMAHA MINNEAPOLIS KANSAS CITY 8T J03EPH DENVEH MON- Â¬ COLORADO NEBRASKA TANA UTAH AND PACI FIO COAST TO Â¬ VESTIBULED TRAINS SLEEPERS CHAIR CARSi and DINING CARS 1 W WHolov O nvwiird KMIoU I A WITH t i WUf M 78 0uMr From i7p2ito 1896 there hadf Supply and Demand been cpinedncary 220 millions of the mints were throwli open iialvesj rlf subsidary silver coins for the free coinagaoi all the silquarters 20 cent pieces 10 cent ver anybody in the world desired pieces 5 cent pieces and 3 cent to have made into dollars at the pieces ratio of sixteen to one it is certain The total amount of silver coined that these dollars would have to circulate at their actual bullion since the passage of the first coin value age law in 1792 is 253898664477 The commercial price of silver The total amount of gold coined today is about 65 cents an ounce during the same period is f 1814 grains of pure metal and the 371 69225300 in a dollar arc worth about 50 There was coined on private ac- cents The Government has some count from 1836 to 1873 when the difficulty in keeping the present legal ratio of 15988 to rangja large but limited amount of silver tho commercial ratio currency at an equality with gold Jrifle under Take off the limit and coin into a 6690721 silver dollars every fifty cento During 1S96 there have been new dollar worth of silver that anybody choses coined of the bullion bought under the act of 1890 nearly eight mil to send to the mints and the Govlion when the commercial latio is ernment could not keep silver dollars at the artificial level they 31 to 1 would pass at their intrinsic value anxious y If t hpriniA ti rviirnfr tlinfr lliic The silvcritesare mote to change the unit than to change country were going to adopt tree coinage there might be a prelimi the standard nary hording of silver to be de Remember the Republicans do livered at the mints when opened not advocate any ciiange in me and this temporary scarcity in the monetary standard tbat both Jeffer market supply might stimulate a son and Jackson approved Benton brief speculative rise in the price and Calhoun afilrmed and that has until it was nullified by the in Â¬ been adhered to by every adminis- creased production which would History tration both Republican and Demo- attend the advance demonstrates that the market value for sixty years cratic of the mass of existing bullion The Free Coinage Problem would fix the value of the coiii3 A penny magazine containing The overflowing of the country popular discussions on the money with silver currency would Le very question from a Sound Cmrency rapid because the owners of bul puts information on lion would not wait for its coinage standpoint this disturbing question within the but would provide for its issue of circulating certificates immediately reach of all The first two numbers of the upon delivery of Ihc bullion at the series aie mints Present Problems The Free Coinage Problem by Uvcn now such certificates form Lewis N Dcmbilz of Louisville a jyirt of the medium of exchange by nnd aro negotiable at tho market Ky and A Horrible Crime Hull of Atlanta Ga The value from day to day of the bul Alex P latter contains several clever hit lion they represent Silver certifiires on the money question The cates nret what their name implies former contains in 48 small pages receipts for stored silver They as clear concise and complete a am issued by the Mercantile Safe presentation of tho free coinago Deposit Company of New York problem an can no nan m nny pi ice and each certificate represents one The history of our coinago acts thousand ounces A chargo of one since 1834 is accurate and as full cent a day is made lor this stor as is necessary to a general under age As theso warehouse receipts standing of the present question aro much more convenient to han The reasoning as to how farmers dle than tho bullion they usually This difference of laborers and silver mine owners sell higher will bo affected by tho proposed value fluctuates sometimes daily legislation is sound and thorough Under the head of Finance bee It Is just Mich a popular discussion quotations like these Silver bars as should bo in tho hands of all in Gff cents silver certificates 65 telligent voters befpro next Novom cents bcr It W published at 1 cent per The English langnaga is full of copy or 3Q cenla pcryearJiy the Tho rIco- club is inconsistencies Pun Cq Prksent Puohums Vlacs NoV york City often a painful affair No 57 Park Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Sauce for the loose Not Relished by the Gander In nearly all bis speeches Mr Bryan continues to express his belief his conviction and so forth that frco coinage would bring silver up to its old market value of 129 an ounce If Mr Bryan and his political coadjutors sincerely believe tins why were they so anxious in the Chicago Convention to declare against contracts for gold payments This attempt to defeat gold contracts is in curious contrast with their professions of confidence in the power of free coinage to restore silver lo its old But the fact value in the market is that if the Silvcrmongers were convinced of this there would be a tremendous defection from the Bryan ranks before the November election What very many of the Silvcrmongeri are longing for isa debased currency in the illusion that with its attendant infla tion of prices they would get some thing for nothing at the expense of their neighbors Judge W S McClam of Little Rock the leader of the Arkansas free silver foices was very cear in explaining what he was fighting or This is how he did it during the recent campaign am sometimes asked if I believe the remonetization of silver would increase its value so as to make the bullion in a silver dollar equal to the present gold dollar 1 answer no If I thought so 1 would pot wasto lime advocating the restoration of the unlimited coinage of silver The sole object of rcmonetuing silver as I under stand it is to secure n cheaper dollar with which to measure and regulate prices If we would only adopt the silver dollar as the unit and measure of value wo would thereby have a money that would bo a little more than half as valuable as gold and it would bo exactly what we want Arkansas nppcars to want ly a big majority dollar that would mean repudiation and confiscation Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 Â¬ Â¬ 11 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Pilest Pileal Itching IMesI Symptom- s- Molstur Iniensa Itching pnd slinging most at nip lit worso by scratching If allawtil lo continue tu Â¬ mors nny form which often bleed and ul cerate becoming very tore Swaynbs Uintsibnt stops the Itching and bleeding heals ulcernlloo nnd In most canes romovea At druggists or by mail for iho tumors 40 centx Dr iUvayno ft Son Ihiladnlptil Â¬ 1 - bruour beautiful now slock of ladies ties gloycs belts etc It Bernard Store Gcni9From HrynndSpoccbcs the money changing classes the A platform can only bind those brokerage classes of New York who run upon it who arc trying to fasten a gold standard upon the people of this Tho amount of uioneyonecan ob- country not openly but secretly tain for what he has to sell depends and in disguise and then turn iMKJfBwiMMJlBf back 1800 years when tho meek upon the amount in circulation and lowly Saviour threw tho same It may make a great difference kind of people out of His temple to the man who cells wheat wheth because they had made His house a er he receives lor it 50 cents or U denof thieves great applause if he has a debt to pay If he gets twico the number of depreciated dolDemocratic Doctrine Attend their meetings Read their t lars he can use them to pay tl 0 literature Listen to their talk debt Wear tbeir campaign badges and The proportion between the buttons But remember that on He made this statement in Ack election day the ballot is secret values of gold and silver Is a ley lo Mr Pleasants asked the and vote as you please mercantile problem alto lecturer this question Mr Bryan gethcr prinjust In explanation of the charge will the adoption of free coinage that he was amfying classes ciples will lead ds to disregard of silver at ihc ratio of 16 to 1 against one another Mr Bryan cause a business depression antl said I have only to reply that legal proportions altogether panic as Secretary Cirlislc ond when a burglar bteaks into my to inquire into the market house I hive a right to call my other gieat financiers predict Of course he price of gold in the several Mr Dr3an answered promptly as family to help me could say lam arraying my entire follows Yes my opinion it family against him countries with which we shall would have that tendency But if principally be connected in a man is sick there is no use put Mr Bryans managers should commerce and to take an ting off giving him his medicine recommend him to take the followand letting him get worse I think ing good advice to an orator average frbm them A comit will cause a panic But the There are many living who ret mission should therefore be country is in a deploiablc condi- membi r good old Dr Eaton who Was President of Colgate Univer- appointed to inquire what are tion and it will take exticmc mea sity forty years ago He was much sures lo restore it to a condition of beloved by his students who de the proportions between the sired his good opinion above all else prosperity One commencement day the stu- values of fine gold and fine dent v ho had delivered the vale- silver at the markets of the Mr Bryan in his speech at dictory approached the Doctor and Knowlcsville N Y said The timidly asked Iiim what he thought several countries with which promulgation of the gold standard of the effort Thd Doctor looked we arc or probably may be is an attack upon your homes and at him a moment and then said slowly you would pluck a few connected in commerce and If your firesides and you have as of the feathers from the wings of your what much right to resist it as to resist imagination and stick them in the would be a proper pro tail an army marching to take your of your judgement you would make portion here having regard to children captive and hum the roof better speeches the average of their values at over your head I have simply Mexican Dollars for Sale those markets and to other told you what I believe I speak I am prepared to furnish Mexi- Â¬ the sentiments that lie deep down can dollars at the market price circumstances and the coin in my heart now 54 cents each to all advo- Â¬ age of gold and silver at our cates of Free and Unlimited Coin- Â¬ mints should be at the ratio At Mattoon Mr Bryan said age of Silver in an quantity from Wc have hardly time fellow-cit- i one piece to car load lots Cash or thus determined zens to discuss the questions which certified New York exchange must Thomas Jefferson arc the issues in the great campaign accompany all orders Car load I have been taught that a public lots of twelve tons contain up in case free coinage of silver servant was but a hired man chosen vards of four hundred thousand Mexican dollars should ho established in this coun for a certain length of time to do These Mexican dollars contain certain work and that those who more silver than the standard dol- try I presume insurance compaselect him arc the only ones to lar of the United States One nies and all other institutions hundred of theso dollars for sale would continue to make their pay judge whether or not ho is compe tent for he-- place You cant to day at 54 dollars will coin 101 ments by chccKa i anil drafts on Bryan dollars and pay always tell whether a man will debts to that amount wages and banks as heretofore but in my make a good man or not by the Buy now and make 87 per cent on opinion the whole volume of our currency would sink at orte to the way ho looks but we have a good your money silver basis and these checks and Henry Bourland platform adopted at Chicago and Earlington Ky drafts would be paid in silver dolI believe that any person who will lars or their equivalent instead ol honestly faithfully and courageReaching the Danger Point gohl or iis equivalent as is now ously carry out the provisions of A raft of logs has just been sucJ G Carlisle that platform will make a good hired cessfully towed from Stella Wash the case man for the people of the United to San Francisco It was 528 feet Applause States This is a long 52 feet broad at its middle Cleveland Predicts Dcniociacys This campaign in which there will be point and 31 feet deep Destruction method of bringing timber to the much of feeling more feeling than San Francisco market will cause One thing J know Forces has ever been in any campaign in the price of timber to go down in are at work which certainly which you or I have been engaged that city about 3 a thousand feet mean the complete turning back of since tbe war And the leebng and the value of a gold dollar will ths hands on the dial of Democ A appreciate correspondingly arises on two sides collision is apprehended between racy and the destruction of party the gold going up with the fall of hopes Our Southern friends if An increase in ihc volume of the lumber and the gold coming they persist will be left alone with currency will decrease the value of down on account of the rise in their free coinage heresy The the dollar as measured by other wheat danger is that another Southern kinds of property idea and a charge of heedlessness THE for thejpublich safely on the financial questiontwill dqserviccinthQ Mr Bryan said in his speech at North American place of memories ofthe Ciyl Columbus O When the crime War Grover Cleveland was discovered and the American Benefit Association people attempted to restore silver to its ancient place by the side of Ignorance and design arb proOF gold the opponents of free coinage ductive of much mischief The Evansvllle Indiana forced the Bland act upon Conformer is the tool of the latter and gress as a compromise and as soon PAYS INDEMNITY FOR is often set to work suddenly and as the Bland act went into force Accident Sickness and Dealli unexpectedly In a word the nethe enemies of free silver proceedcessity arising fronva want of speed to repeal the Bland act and left silnothing in its place But the CHEAP and RELIABLE cie is represented as greater than ver sentiment grew until 1890 and it really is I contend that it is in that year the opponents of free H M CILOITAgent by the substance not with a shad- Â¬ coinage being afraid of the pasow of a thing we are to be bene- sage of a free coinage bill secured fited another compromise which was BEN T ROBINSON Depreciation keeps pace with known as the Sherman law the quantity of the emission and This is certainly astonishing articles for which it is changed rise news to every one at all familiar in a greater ratio than the sinking with the financial legislation of the value of the money Where then Otajp M United States is tho farmer the artisan benefited Neither the enemies nor the The debtor may be because a3 I friends of free silver repealed the Always on hand a full and complete slock of have observed ho gives the shad Bland net and left nothing in its DUUGS AND MFUICINES PEK ow in lieu of the substance and in FUMERY and TOILET ARTI The Bland act was in lull place proportion to his gain the creditor force until the passage off the Sher CLES PAINTS AND OILS of the body politic suffers Whether The Bland act PHYICISANS PRESCRIPTIONS it be a legal tender man act in 1890 or not it will was not repealed until it was reas has been observed very truly CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED pealed by tho Sherman act leave no alternative It must be And yet tho youngster who has that or nothing An evil equally put himself up as the financial great is the door it immediately teacher of the American people opens for speculation by which the DnUGOtST travels over theJand with a tireless least designing and perhaps the tongue and a voluminous vocabumost valuable part of the conimun CHARLES ST lary blandly telling tho people of ity are preyed upon by the more the impossible things that will hap KENTUCKY knowing and crafty speculators pen in tho future under free coin shall therefore only observethat ago of silver when ho is utterly iTke Chic Druggists Sitnbries so many people have suffered by of ignorant of the simplest facts of former emissions that like a burnt prescriptions Carefullu Compound our past financial history child who dreads tho fire no per son will touch it who can possibly How things liavo changed in the avoid it The natural consequence Look at the last i8oo years Will receive inrompt attention at of which will be that the specie people who head the gold standaid remains uhexported wilt Iks Etitpatea furnished which propaganda in the United States this office instantly locked up Georok Washington Look at tho bondholding class and upon application Â¬ m Â¬ I u hll Â¬ i Â¬ 111 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Y Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ J A i t J4 M -- J i Â¬ Â¬ t Â¬ -t- S Â¬ r tm i n1 Â¬ Â¬ m m M wis j l Â¬ -- 5 a Ml1 Â¬ Â¬ fea r Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ DRUGGIST ortont PConttjtolcy Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ BEORGE KING Â¬ 1 JOB WORK- i J t LbeJ yvEEt dY R br I it IT luf 1 fictitious value of the silver coin ho eration Jackson Benton Web Â¬ irom wnat appears to be Mr find any such Paducah bas been made the dispatching months only to be awakened by a failed to ster and their colleagues debated ScwaUs literary bureau There arc quite a number of bears point for nil trains on the Louisville divi- frightful explosion which shook proposed to pay for it REPUBLICAN TICKET the matter and all agreed that the tho heading American Merchant sion of the Illinois Central between Padu- buildings to their foundations A Democrats in Dawson who will Association Arthur cah nnd Central City The dispatchers fusillade of rifle shots followed in not vote for Bryan some of whom gold dollar should be the standard Marine Dollars and Nonsense of Ftantly the flames glnrcd Irom the will vote for McKinley will get to work as soon ai appointed Then they followed the Scwall first Bath Me President For President No other paper except the Mail of value arc the words at top of the letCoronado plant and the firo bells Tho following resolutions wero adopted clanged bringing crouds of citihas exposed such asinine stupidity principlo originally laid down by terhead It is dated Sept 141I1 WILLIAM MKINLEY as to assert that the government Hamilton and Jefferson of taking 1896 the date of the Maine elec last week by ibe Railroad mens Sound zens to the streets The mob re CANCER CURED of Ohio Money Club of Lovlsville sisted the efforts ol the firo de would stand behind and assure the into consideration the commercial tion the appropriateness of which -- AND AWhereas The organs of tho free silver partment to quench the flames will everywhere be recognized full face value of free coined silver value when fixing the legal ratio The letter is signed by Alex R parly are Industriously repeating the state fired into them and as Jerry For Vice President LIFE SAVED The mere idea that when a man for coining the two metals and in Smith Secretary an associate of ment that tho organization of Railway OKecfe plug man of the hose By the Persistent Use of G A HOBART order to be sure of getting enough Mr Scwall who is said to bo the Mens Sound Money Clubs is the wotk ot company was turning on the water would collect Ins old spoons and of Newjcrsey take them with his old tea pot to silver in the dollar of the daddies same sort of silver man as Mr the Presidents and managers of the com- he was murdered by a shot from panies that the men who join such clubs behind they gave heaping measure The Sewall TifE Cadiz Telephone is a long the mint and have the lot coined The following extract indicates are being coerced and intimidated Attempts were made by the mob commercial ratio being 1575 ney I was troubled for years with a For Congress way roff on Arjcansas Inclosed into doing so by tear of official disap- on other mines but they were reEven as into silver dollars that the govern- enacted that the legal ration should the gist of the letter sc ro 011 my knee which several ment would guarantee proval and them please find extracts from the Repulsed This dastardly work has pliralclatus w ho late as its issue of the 17th instant Second District of Kentucky treated me called a be 15988 publican national platform and Whereas Mr W J Uryan the candi destroyed nuch of the public sym it stated that the Democratic ma- to be full value and assume the cancer nssttrlng Y110 that nothing E T FRANKS they had been financiers of Maj McKinloys letter accepting date for the presidency ot the free silver pathy for the strikers If It seemed jority in that State had grown from task of maintaining its parity with the presidential nomination which parties bas seen fit to make the tame like a big plot to destroy property could bo dono to snvo my life As of Daviess County n last resort I was Induced to try - The Telephone gold is an expression of mental the Bryan Teller Stewart or have reference to the Republican statement In bis public speeches 65000 to 80000worth millions regardless of sacriAyers Snrnaiiurllla ami after tak Â¬ weakness not oltcn found outside Jones variety they would have de- pojfcy of protection to American Resolved That we hereby unanimously fice of life sqems to be trying to preserve ig ing a number of bottles tho soro termined to coin at the ratio that shipping in the foreign trade I express our resentment ot the accusation For Judge Court of Appeals norance amongijts readers forsil- - the Feeble Minded Asylum existed when Columbus discovered also inclose a four page circular which we regard as an insult to our Intel RAILROAD COMAUSSIONERS vcr campaign purposes 11 ue JOSEPH I LANDES the stamp containing extracts from the utter- ligence and onr manhood We as rail Those Workingmans Questions America 1075 to i publican gains everywhere should Of Christian County ances ol eminent men on the way employes assert our absolute Inde Found in Eastern Kentucky ne Free Silrcr The silver men are desperate of the Government and the legal shipping question no more than equal those gains in I also beg to pendence of all dictations or undus influ Republicans tender quality had just as much but Many Sound Democratic Atkapsas Mr McKin One of them stated the other day power then as now to destroy the inclose a statement setting forth as ences so far as our political judgement Money Democrats Electors tor Kentucky leys majority would be great that the Louisville Evening Post effect of the law of supply and do explicitly and briefly as possible goes We emphatically deny that we are Al Large O S Demlng Ml Olivet the entire shipping question which influenced by any other motives than oar had assailed tho Workingmans At Large S It Kath Manchester enough Tho Capital says Secretary firm conviction that tbe free coinage of you could use to advantage I Irit Dlilrlcl W S Maion o Majfield Questions which The Bee and mand Brown returned from a weeks trip Second District George It Towerjr ot Oiton Â¬ silver would be injurious to onr Individual Inclosurcs arc as stated includBSBSfc other papers have published and A Bryahitisu exchange says Third DlstrlctI F Taylor ot Glasgow ing the extracts from tho Repub Interests as wage earners as well as disas with the Railroad Commission and flcxlcan Prosperity Fourth District J S R Wedalng of Hartford Sentiment and hero worship are that The Post had called them lican platform and Maj McKtnjeys trous to tbe United States as a nation and says that through their entire trip Fifth District Charles S Stlgllt Louisville The free silver papers are pubat each town visited they felt the wo claim our rigbt to follow our personal silly questions But when his not cutfirig any figdrc with our peoSixth District D II Wallace ot Warsaw letter ot acceptance political EhjsBMsirki3PwiSSSMEF lishing with great big head lines the Seventh District John L Boiler of Paris The four page circular is made political convictions without being in rapidly pulse and found the tideple now But Bryan considers statement was denied and he was Eighth Dlstrlct N Daniel Miles of Nicholas running toward soundstory of one James H Kennedy up largely of utterances of Jas G sulted either by the organs or tbe candi himself yheman of destiny money They did not hear a sin vllle and asked to say whether such criticism dates of any parly which we may chance who swears he has lived in Mexi Blaine Wm Windon Ninth DistrictRobert Buckley ot Mt Olivet his followers gle Republican say he would vote scramble many of was not in a silvcritcs letter to dent Harrison Senators Lodge to oppose Tenth District J D Marcum of Jackson co for 25 years and knows that the for Bryan but in every place heard them to but touch him and one The Post he fessed up that he G Trimble ot Somerset Eleventh District in to disappear and my general Resolved further these Foraker standard stlvcrdollarof the United Elkins leaders andand other Repub tions be adopted by a That vote resolu Democrats say they would vote for lirtltti Improve I pVrshtod hi tlili lican rising man it OwcnsBoro kissed an old believed it was in a communication tbe ris is throughout a States will not buy two silver Mex- strong appeal for the domination ing being symbolical ot our independence sound money Mr Brown thinks IrettttiiMif until the sore was en umbrella which he had loaned to from a silver man Indiana for McKinley the friends of the gold standard t r lv hciliil feluco then J use ican dollars in Mexico that Mexi- of Republican national policy as individuals and citizens A misrepresentation of facts in lieep the sun off Mr Bryan while are making common cause in the A its Sitrsapirlll1 occasionally as were unanimously Tbe resolutions is making strides of advance- Â¬ The incisure styled The Ameri co fight and will vote for the man n tonic niul blood purlflcr atul in Illinois for McKinley hespoke and said ho would keep a controversy is admission of the ment greater than any other nation can Shipping Question distinctly adopted an tho accompanying applanse when election comes who is sure ilred It seems its though I could not if always and that it should be weakness of a mans position The condemns Wm J Bryan and was long and continued to defeat debased currency He Ki vp house without It on earth that the national debt points Mrs A Kentucky for McKinley Workingmans Questions out that upon the success buried with him when he died are is payable in silver that silver of the Republican party and its H P Robinson of Chicago editor of says that the sound money men rniD3 Illooniflchl la unanswered and unanswerable the Railway Age the Everybody everywhere for Mcbullion has never fluctuated up or ptcsiucntial candidate depend the sound money club and the father ofrail- are happy that Bryan has been Who is the farmers best custo- Read them for yourself movement among seen and heard as the reality is welfare of our commercial prosper way employes said down two cents in 250 years Kinley not near so dangerous as the antimer The vjagc earner the man ity Now this man Kennedy is a The railway men ot tho will be cipation Mr Brown wound up Intelligence vs Ignorance who works by the day th week One of the richest gems which almost solid for McKinleycountry The Bryan Press Bureau at Ninety per by saying My guess is 50000 The Only Woilds Fair SarsaparWa most refreshing liar and it would be Mr Sewalls bureau sends Maine has 54531223 in saving out Washington has been abandoned the month or the year These absurd to notice his statements but will doubtless be peculiarly con- cent of tbem at least all over the conntry majority for sound money in Kenwage earners Tecdive in one year banks belonging to 155704 deAyors Pills Regutato tho Llvsr will vote the Republican national ticket tucky for the fact that they arc in line ducive to the enthusaiasm of Bryan Fully 20000 people heard in the United States the enormous positors Arkansas has no saving With the usual arguments of free supporters It is this The Re This means that there will be a half a million more railway voles cast for McKinley The farm- banks Palmer and Buckncr at Madison sum of 3250009000 publican party and its candidate than have ever been silver papers cast for any Republi Maine has a population of 541 er who votes for free silver votes to for the presidency stand for the Square Garden Tuesday evening Every intelligent man Knows restoration of protection to our can candidate for the presidency The cut this wage account nearly in two 662 over ten years of age of whom total number of votes in the railway service that 51 standard dollars of the snips And Democracy if it to reduce itsJ purchasing power 55 per cent or 29587 are unable The special elections have all will buy thhdayxn stands for anything in shipping in the United States is about 800000 Hut cents on the dollar The farmer to read Arkansas has a popttla United States railway employes as a class ate not good been called to fill thoTacancies in 47 Mexico 100 Mexican silver dollars stands for more free trade more voters Tbe condition ot their employment Successors to whq votes for Bryan shows the in tion 01787113 over ten years of our Legislature and another ses While the manufacturer in Mex national losses and larger payments takes them away from home and makes it telligence ot the man who killed age of whom 266 or 209745 are to foreign ship owners for doing sion is in prospect THOS D WALKER Old Jokir for tbem lo register Maine votes ico is prosperous his employes the carrying that Americans can difficult There have probablynnd get to the the goose that laid the golden egg vnablc to read polls never been live in huts sleep on dirt floors and should far better do for them- Â¬ A vote for Bryan is a vote to 50000 majority for sound money live on corn meal and beans with selves in cast by THE PIONEER TINNER Republicanism means 400000 voteselection railway men any Hon William McKinley with 100 cents to the dollar The presidential and not more than pay the 3 374000000 deposited Democracy meat perhaps twice a month The American prosperity have Arkansas votes 40000 majority Main Street West of Kailroad 150000 in National and State banks in has no time to be revolving atountl means foreign prosperity Which This to 200000 will bebeen Republican I jear there 700000 railway Bee i in a circle for debased money worth 53 cents meanest farm hand in the cotton shall American voters choose dollars worth but 53 cents votes for McKinley The fields of the South lives like a But the wheels in his head re in the dollar Mr Scwall now says he has re- vote wilt be very small Tbe men are eftRblNGTON KY prince when compared with the signed the presidency of this asso aroused and propose to make themselves The intelligence of the Mail as E TFranks will address the volyCjvorouid and tlo musjc they felt They dont want their wages paid in A complete Stock of laborer ciation citizensof Madisonvillcon Wednes- mac is farfVomf encohraging to displayed in its editorials on fi Mexican 30c dollars lose Ives Limanlour Mexican On Wednesday night of last week Why because 130- How do I know nance is on a level with that of Arday September 30 at 130 p m the Republicans and their allies tho 000 01 mem nave joined tne sound money Mail kansas Further comment is un- minister of finance states that Kallroad Mens Sound Money CIubol clubs now organized all tbe way from Dr Clardy will also be there Mexico owes a gold bond debt of St Louis was organized with ijoo mem- California to Massachusetts and they are Outside the Free Silventes we necessary 100000000 with annual interest bers J A Tustlo was elected President being lormed at tne rate ol fifteen and Repairing Roofing and Guttering Sky high in quality Democrats and Populists have know of no party that is encouraged twenty new clubs a day charges of 6000000 in gold He The following Committee 011 Permanent In reply to a question as to whether there Whnt Gold Imports rican fused nominally in Kentucky at by thp music of wheels and cranks and prices dirt cheap Organization was appointed by the Chair- was any truth in ibe reports that tbe cm last Populists get two Watsorfl The Republicans recpive their What causes the present influx says furthermore that it takes 12 man G 12 Logan Tbos Fielden II G clals of roads were endeavor ng to coerce electors but no Congressional di encouragement from the fact that of gold to this country is a matter 000000 in Mcxcan silver to buy Krake William OConnell T P Llslon or intimidate tbeir men Into joining he inthefr line WALKER TWYMAN are clubs Mr Robinson said it was the veriest vision J J Daulch A T Perkins M It Denson nonsense McKfq leys1 election will not only of inquiry It is believed to be in annually this gold interest tho metuyouardodking for- - You can get what you want and have a Silver bullion fluctuates cycry A Douglas Charles H Miller A P Whatever other accusation may be cause the wheels of commerce consequence of several influences made against tho presidents and managers little money left The wage earners of this counday in Mexico and has depreciated Flory It E Dcrger andbtlsiness to revolve but it wil working independently conducing be said tbey are not Judge T S Burnett was then Introduced of the railwayr try receive two and one fourth bil- Tbey aro In favor of sound money and gave a practical railroad mans vie wot fools also maintain the circulation of to tne same end Une very im- in 20 years nearly 50 per cent TTons0f dollars each year The those argontine Mexico has silver as well as gold tne silver question He closed by saying almost to a man it is true but they could wheels which portant factor is the exportation that be should vote for McKinley although not possibly adopt any course more certain man who votes for Bryan votes to silver lo make their men vote for of cotton and wheat are worth iooccmitq the dollar That brings bonds In June last Mr Georgo ne nas ueen a lite long Democrat at wbicb attempting to compel them freevole as than pay this enormous sum in 53 cerit to tbey the crowd cheered lustly VT cither gold or our securities Gold Boultcn of Chicago bought in the wished The campaign was stalled by the r uouars city of Mexico 50000 of bonds Railway Age without anybodys help or Anv man ol ordinary intelligence is coming instead of stocks nnd advice We started on the night that Bry TAKEN IN EXCIIANG1 TOR knowsMhatiivtlferc could be-- de- bonds because it cannot be em issued by the Mexican government an was nominated It was only necessary We publish in this jssue on vised anyrnethoil by which the ployed to bring as much interest as The price he paid was about 48 to start tbe employes have done the rest fourth page a Populists views of life insurance companies generally Wc are working of course in close touch cents on the dollar Mexican silver with and with tbe backing of the National the day and the present condition could discharge one dollar of tho securities pay even when they AT GUBATLY REDUCED HtlCES Republican Committee but when anybody Gold standard amounting to 24170 Mexican siland attitude of tho Populist Party obligation by the payment of 53 arc at a premium says tbat tbe managements are running tbe Blankets at your own price Mens Ladies and Childrens cents that method would receive countries all have cheaper money ver dollars for the entire amount campaign or tuat tney Dad anything what It will doubtless be of interest to gone tho bottom Woolen Underwear Calico 5 cents the unanimous endorsement and that is a lower interest rate than of bonds As the money for the ever to say with starting it or tbat any that party body except the Railway Age backed by Cotton Flannels 6 cents and up Wo aro agents for unqualified approval of said cor- silver i standard nations Money is bonds came from the United States the committee and supported by tbe em porations and their hired bunco- thoTENNENT STRIBLING SHOE COS ployes themselves Is doing the organizing Anviiodv who knows anything steerers Mail cheap or dear according to the it took just 13012 it in American like a dogs bark is a sign that Celebrated Ilnnd mado Shoes tbat man simply says what is not true silver dollars to pay for the entire and has monby td bet would take there is something foreign uryan said Eevcry pair warranted to 1 see ay tne way mat Mr There are three beneficiary so- price paid for tho use of it And this man it tbe other day added Mr Robinson give entire satisfaction ss quickly any such offer as Whalleir around which shouldnt be Another reason is that the peo- 50000 bonds cieties here1 iii this placd whoso after a pause Call and examine 8 of Louisville is alleged to have ple arc economizing there You can quiet the noise Merchants Kennedy would havo scnsiblo peomembers are honest hard working ple believe that Mexico is prosperorenisi-i-aw--J but the clanger may be there made that Bryan will carry HANSON men who with 1J10 welfare of their are not importing as much becauso ous Louisville by 3500 or any other Just the same the demand has fallen off BusiSCOTTS lainuics av nearr nave lor years T L Asbliy went to Evanavllle Friday majority EMULSION of Cod liver Oil ness is dull a less amount of wages Joint Debates maintained their standing in those Hugh Rotbroclc of Mud River has is not a cough specific it does is paid and a less amount of everyE T Franks Republican nomi been visiting in Hanson for tbe past week One hundred thousand pcoplo societies by their industry and self thing is consumed both foreign not merely allay the symptoms and inca for Congress in tho Second These men in conscienRev J T Randolf tbo Methodist pas and more in a city of moderate size denial The people have less district and the standard bearer of but it does give such strength tor of tbe Hanson circuit left Tuesday af tious discharge of the plain duty domestic is a crowd Canton has 40000 the present qound money advocates ternoon for Annual Conference which to the body that it is able to income and are trying to live within convened at Hopklnsvillo tbe 33 will meet and discuss the issues people The railroads hauled in of providing for their wives and it throw off the disease EARLINGTON KENTUCKY of the campaigu with Dr 1 D little ones are dubbed hired Willis Ashley and wife of Henderson ono day Go 000 to visit Maj Mc- Â¬ You know the old proverb A third reason is that as the can- Clardj the nomineo of those who have been visiting relatives and friends bunco steerers by this most en Kinley Many others came by here for tbe past few days of the ounce of prevention lightened Mail How does this vass progresses the danger of the wish to debase the currency at conveyance We are sorry to learn of tbe death ot following named places dates and Dont neglect your cough A suit Jack Day Ed Scruggs and success of the Psuedo Deniocracy times Miss Ulelia Robertson of tbe Old Salem book which will tell you more grows less and less and with tho country We have learned but little re- H Mk Bit van has said that tlm Edgar McLcod who haVo worked Hawesvillie Sep 34 130 p m on the subject sent free on re Â¬ threat of repudiation removed Sardlng this death but understand tbat she SPLENDID UNE OF VEHICLES typhoid fever after an illness of a nomination at Chicago has caused so faithfully dnd zcaloiuly to build money lying Idle in Europe is com Owcnsboro Sep 35 130 p m quest few weeks She was a beautiful girl Just GOOD STOCK Morganficld Sop 26 130 p in a flow ot gold to this country In up and promote the welfare of ing over for investment mentlns into womanhood and Dosseued Your druggist kttpt Scotts Emul Â¬ -Uniontowni Sep 36 730 p m their respective orders Wo hope and tweet disposition that al the same measure it might bo said the virtues sion of Cod livtr Oil Put tip fat 50 ELEBANT TURNOUTS Henderson Sep 38 130 p ni ways go to make up the trutt woman Sbo That Ancient Honest Dollar and with more truth surelv that the gentlemen named will meditate 00 Us cti nid was loved aad ttRd by all who knew Dixon Sep 29 130 p m op HAUUN T TT A T CT7 PURNISHUD and will U xully mlawed by btr family kvkry tho nomtqitions at Chicago have upon their lately acquired appella Tho silver dollars of our grand BOWNe SCOTT tiw YwW t VAv r Madisonville Sep 30 130 p m evapHtp TioKI stud ft Units who mourn her loss W ex daddies was intended by them to caustxl the LeadvUlo riots uopKinsviue uct Jt J3o p ot twmvecj oat Hod our sptBpalby u ChwtMMivQMtbk Jition Sail Maj McKinley is kept busier if possible day by ilay entertaining the multitudes that visit him at ms nomc in uanton He now speaks from a Southern slump presented by aiTcnncssec Sheriff to Southern people Northern people Eastdrn people and Western people without thedjscomfort and indignity of swinging around the circle - Lllllo Deltle nn Infant daughter cf Mr DAWSON and Mrs I II Webb died Monday After people be defrauded by the same noon t 30 oclock funeral service dollar tha free silver orators Employes of the Dig Four and Ches were conducted hy ltev I S iMwatds of DISTRIBUTION OP REPUBLI STRONQ NON PARTISAN Remains were nlctred In ask It is vary easy to see how Is needed by poor a pes lea and Ohio railroad companies or Â¬ this place CAN LITERATURE BY AN tired mothers over Iiasl Lawn Cemetery 60UN0 A10NBV CLUB ganised a Bound Money Club In Loutsviljo Tho best equipped silver mines worked and burdened with caro doblll ASSOCIATION tliicnrpotsieJ I last week ORQANIZBD Thoy will hold meetings every Whit Slodghlll nnd Jack McLnughlD produce tho metal at n cost vary Utcd and run down because o poor thin week until tho election and Impoverished blood Help I needed Rn ril llir IcuortlcK l ttsrtliitlon Second who have bren in N Pi for two months ing from 30 to 50 cent3 per ounce by tho nervous sufferer e inslii tho men and The Kaltroad Mens Sound Money arrived here I lie 17 McLaughlyn whoio One of tha National Populist At tho present price of 65 cents for women tortured with rheumatism nou Club of Louisville over eight hundred home la In Grorgln st ttled for thai place Committeemen emphasizing the bullion they aro making on the ralgln dyspepsia ncrof ula catarrh Help SUIISCftllMION KATKSi of Malno strong are arranging for a special train lo afirr a short rcl hi rr threat No Watson no Bryan maximum cost only 30 percent If convey tho rluli In a body lo Canton O Geo Ashley who has been raveling Mooting O u Vfiltletlf lnadrnft lo visit Maj McKlnloy fi oo suggests a scheme for knifing Bry Â¬ they wore able to have it coined Whon Hoods Barsaparllln begins to en out West for Several jcara Is at his old A Mutillit JO an in Electoral College He ntits market value into coin which rich parity and vllallzo tho blood and home In Hanson at present nnd hai Iota rirrrMonthl tj With a membership ot 483 to start on a Single Copies IJryan Condemned ond the Republican j snys the Democrats havo betrayed v Special to 1iir Una Specimen copies milled trite on application Sireet Hallway Hmployei Non partisan ot Interesting llilngt to tell tha boys iiuu a icgai tonucr vaiuo ot 100 sends it in a heattne nourishing Invlir- Uirreipomlenit wtnled In all pull of the the PQpuljsts National Policy Ad Dawson Kv Sept 3t 1896 and the Populists cents for nn intrinsic value of 50 oratlngntrramtotho nerves muscles and bound Money Club was orginlzed In liqv V C Wilson nnd wife of Hick e hniT organs ot tho body Hoods Barsaparilla Address as for ptrllcnUrs Loulsvlllo last week bulldB up tho weak and Secretary Sparrow ory Grove Ky Mopped n few days with -- A Notwithstanding the statements might as wujl get even vocated cents they could make nn addi tem and cures alt bloodbroken down sys Â¬ diseases becauso said that about ona thlrd ot I In employe relatives herr wliilii on llirlr way from I HURSDAY SUPTllIlKR 24 189O free silver men havo sent abroad tional profit on all they could pay ottheslrcct railway company wera now tha Kentucky Confuencn of Iho M It The following is a gem fromjo out for wngesorony indebtedness to the effect that there were no The Bei is in receipt of n letter tncmbeM Church Blackburns speech at Owonjon They would also havo their bullion sound money men hero a non Â¬ which evidently menus that Mr SPECIAL CAMPAIGN EDITION A striking t fleet partisan Sound Money Club was Thursday September Scwall is mora concerned in the ot Iho cheap moneyol the disastrous results INLINE WITH BRYANS ADVICE 18991 converted by the government free ngilallon Is Ihenbtn organized in the Opera Houso at success of his business interests tlonment ot the Chicago TllKRK ARE PEOrLE Iff HEM of charge into a 3000 Copies IndlanapolU nnd convcncnicnt form cam for value ing and shipping even Is the Ono Truo Wood Purifier All druggists L than inofthe success of the silver Cbatlanooga railroad unlit after Iho elec Lcidvillc Riots and Loss of Innocent this pjaco last Thursday evening Â¬ who have as opod right The club organ Ilia 17th instant ticket which ho is only ono of lion Already about 135 000 has been themselves christians as the though they derived but little more Prepared only bjr C IIIood Co I ow ell Mass tho tails A Washington dispatch ized with members and com Â¬ Life The Masses Against Mem who met ore the only plllf to toko says Indianapolis have gold for it than they now receive pleted organization by electing the Ho therefore lends tho spent la construction o the proposed road trout the Classes with Hoods Sarsaparilla S following officers Wm Alexander weight of his name and authority miles Otvcnsboro lo Indianapolis Twelvo to call themselves democrats for it of the road have been graded nnd Vice President to tho circulation of Republican Ernest Lutz On the other handtlic wage earn bo an honest coin equal in value to campaign documents commending bridged and the right ot way secured or Leadviuk Col Sept 31 This President P W Franklin Secre The wage careers aro invited by er who would have to lake it for his eighty miles President Patrick said Wo tne Kcpublican platform and Mr niorning at 1 oclock tho Coronado tary the managers 0MI10 BoyOrator to labor could only pass it for its bul- Â¬ the gold dollar When it was McKinlcya letter of acceptance adjourned over to November toth lo learn The Opera Houso was filled and mines with nil its found that on account of the de- Â¬ vigorously advocating n restora- Â¬ the result of the election If Uryan is de Â¬ chinery was blown expensive ma- the audience was addressed by each make a voluntary contribu- Â¬ lion value because its tip by dynamite fictictious feated the load will be built If hoshould tion of one dollar 0 their campaign value would be added from time to cline in the value of silver tho legal tion and continuance of the Re- Â¬ bo nt the hands of strikers aftcr every Esquire Jas Alexander of this elected the project will bo abandoned Fox a visitor ono thought the long strike was place and Mr fund If the Pseudo Democracy time as it depreciated to everything ratio established in 1792 made the publican policy in national affairs It Is should bo successful workmen he would have to buy If it were silver dollars worth but 9G cents and urging all citizens to vote the lngn reported that tho project of build settled Tho strike has been on Tho Club will meet on Thursday road from Calto to Cumberland Gap for three months and the Carbon evenings and expects to increase straight Republican ticket That will all make an involuntary con worth but 50 cents and he wanted Jefferson in 1805 stopped the dis Â¬ is what Arthur Scwall Mr Bryans by mm- - nf llapkinsville has reached such ate camp has during tbaftiine its membership materially before Claims that free Then in 1834 our colleague on tho Popocratic ticket a point Dial Hood Tucker has been ap been a veritable volcano Last another week TO VOTE THE REPUBLICAN tribution oHialf jthcir earnings to abarrcl of flour he would find fotir honest coinage swell tho profits of the greedy sil- Â¬ dollar flour would pointed cniet engineer and bas com night the citizens of- - Lcadvitlo silver Republicans abound here aro daddies concluded to again take is doing Jc advanced to TICKET PUT THE X UNDER Your correspondent The circular letter referred to fmenced the suncy Theentlre length of went to bed with a feeling of se- Â¬ unfounded ver syndicate eight dollars to get even with the the subject ofcoinagc into consid- Â¬ which is being widely distributed the road Is estimated at about curity for the first timo in three has searched diligently but has 300 miles THE LOQ CABIN AnoUT 15000 wheelmen aro ex pected to visit Maj McKinley at Carlton on Oct 3d Those going by tall will leave the trains outride tho city and go in awheel This will probably be the mo3t hovel demonstration of the campaign a profit by free coinago and the How can the mine owner make Help SEWALL FOR MKINLEY bocomotiOe EMasfs Â¬ Â¬ Comes Quickly Of Which Arthur Sowoll Bath Is President With Oho Hundred and Twelve Members at First tlc 1 1 1 1 - Â¬ to Hoods Sarsaparilla Fills at up us Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ t 1 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Â¬ Ayers Sarsaparilla Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fr Â¬ Â¬ w wBSSlBSBBSV Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Ex-Pre- si 11 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 L Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ AYERS Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ WALKER TWYMAN Â¬ - e Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ fJt4 STOVES CASTINGS AND TINWARE- Â¬ Â¬ Iflcdpythjng Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ GQLp SILVER AND GREENBACKS a Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Yout Fine Dress Goods 5jAMBa Â¬ Cough Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ w Â¬ I n j 7 Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Walter McGary Â¬ Â¬ Livery and Feed Stables Â¬ Â¬ lr Oi t m v k t i -- L I A j -- jws aaaipi KENTUCKY BEE BniTEMHEB Viiuiclinttcariat si IPPPIaSiHqB5JJWM i wm mffi dji iiavMjmtui v V5 Ji f IN COUPON IT v f IVl t cj I SUPPLEMENT EARLINGTON THURSDAY PUTTING RINGS ON THE RIGHT HOGS i mis s urn i I6ML His Eopeated Assertions Ooncorn- ing India Whoat Provon False HON JAMES BRYCE SPEAKS mrrn WdfmS rrw rfjim s Sjv m1vjtti ii 7aPlho frte jiii iiiMnjjwuw i Mi 9vjssmisnjsam 5pl2 JSJ u Hiirijiii3iinji it iii i it ii iisij y ti - rjWA ii at y tal7Illn s afeSa 55C pn r Denials by Mombcrs of tho English Parliamont and a Prominent London Merchant In tho speech delivered lijr William Jennings Bryan to tho fnrmpr nf Now iiork assembled ot Chautauqua tho In Â¬ v- - dia wheat fako was revamped by the silver candidate for president Tho inBryan In his sertion mado by Mr Omaha dobnto last May that tbo Eng llali speculators could drlvo great bar coins In buying silver and trading It lor India wheat to tho detriment of tho American farmer was reiterated and embellished by bis fervid Imaglmtlon o as to crcato tho Impression that tbo decline of silver has made India tho tnost formidable competitor of the American wheat and cotton growers As usual Mr Bryan talked at random without taking tho trouble to acquaint blmself nlth tbo actual facts Tbo Beo now has tbo facts and the figures that effectually explode Mr Aryans India fake Over two months ego tho editor of tho Ileo directed a per Â¬ sonal Inquiry on this subject to lion James Brycc who Is now and has for many years been a member of Parlia ment and was a member of the Jlrltish board ot trade Responding to this letter uudcr dato of August 1 Mr Mryco says Von are qnlte right In thinking that British merchants gain nothing at all from the closim of tlio Initlnn mini Who sharp competition especially of tho Hindoo native merchants cuts down their profits and they lose heavily on tho exchange between India and England In turning Into English gold the ullvcr prices they rccelvo for tho goods they export to India Tho export of food stuffs from India bus not 1 gather In creased during the last few years and tlu closing of tho mints hns not increased it Manchester and our manufacturers complain fenerallyunprofitable that business with Our cotton Indus try is at present greatly depressed So Britain at least gains nothing You will therefore bo safe In denying that thcro lias been or Is any bonus or benefit to British merchants or manufacturers This letter has been supplemented by Trof Bryco with an article prepared by bis brother J Annan Bryco n very prominent London merchant who was for many years a resident of India Mr J Annan Brycc says for Mr Rosowntcrs guidance I have made up tho annexed statement which shows in parallel columns the exports of wheat from the United States Argen- Â¬ tine Russia and India up to 1873 beÂ¬ fore the fall In silver nnd rupee ex change liccamc pronounced You will observe that while tho exports from the United States Russin and Argentine arc on the whole Increasing those from India are falling off and that in the year 1805 tho cximrts from India wcro the same as In the year 1877 Of course It does not do to reason on Individual years ns there may be special circumstances rucb as famines to account for very short years For Instance 1878 and 1871 were the years of tho great famine In India and 1892 was the year of the famine In Russia Dividing the last twenty years Into peÂ¬ riods of live years each you will see that during the last three five year periods the exports fronv India have been falling off while those from the United States Ar- Â¬ gentine and Russia have been Increas- Â¬ ing although all tho whilo rupee ex Â¬ change has been steadily falling with silver The fisurcs prove conclusively as regards Indian wheat which has always been tho great bogy with the American silver man that tho India ex port has had nothing to do with the fall of silver or rupee exchange The silver man would be moro sensible If bo were to take alarm at tho growing ex- Â¬ ports from Argentine nnd from Itussln But ho could make nothing nf tho silver argument here for neither Russian nor Argentine exchange dejicnds on silver Both countries during tho whole of the lierlod embraced in my statement had for the basis of their currency nnd nf course foreign exchange an inconvertible paper currency and not either Bllvor or Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ K ts jfeQ NTRn cf M- - - V-- - I was passing through Iowa some months ago and I got an Idea from some bogs Laughter An idea is the most Important thing that a person can get Into bis bead and we gather our Ideas from ev Â¬ ery source As I was riding along I noticed these bogs rooting In a Held and they were tearing up the ground and tbe first thought that came to me was that they were destroying a good deal of property And that carried me back to the time when as a boy I lived upon a farmland I remerobered that when we bad bogs we used to put rings In tbe noses of the hogs and then tbc thought camo to me Why did we do It Not to keep the hogs from getting fat We were more Interested In their getting than they were Laughter Tbe sooner they got fat the sooner we killed them the longer they wcro In getting fat the longer they Uvd But why wcro tbe rings put In the noses of those bogs So that while they were getting fat they would not destroyv more property than they were worth Laughter and great opplausc1 And as 1 thought ot that this thought came to me that one of tbe duties of the government one of the Important duties of government Is tbc putting of rings In tbe nose Of bogs Applause From W J Bryans Labor Dy Speech ft bushel which wns equal to the price of one ounce of sliver From 1870 to 18S0 while silver wns going down the aver Â¬ age price of wheat at Bombay roso to 5140 per bushel Between 1881 and 1885 the average price of wheat at Bom bay was 110 per bushel and from 18S0 to 1800 5101 per bushel although silver had been tending upward From 1801 to 1805 tho overage price of wheat at Bombay was 05 cents per bushel Had wheat followed theprlcc of silver It should have been only 08 cents per bushel Cotton exports from India to Europe have been equally at varlnnco with tho theories advanced by Mr Bryan In 1871 India exported 12308S2 bides and In 1875 1211520 bales During tho five years following its cotton ex port was below 1000000 bales In 1870 It was only CH1 158 bales During the five years ending with 1805 the cotton export from India has been steadllv decreasing In 1S01 It was l0284l7 bales In 1S02 054000 bales in 1803 857771 bales In 1S01 707070 bales in 1805 025000 bales In contrast with this the United States exports of cotton bavo been steadily Increasing In 1800 they amounted to 0020013 bales In 1801 5820770 bales In 1802 0801111 bales in 1803 4431220 bales In 1801 5307500 bales In 1805 0005358 bales Thus it will bo soon that tho India bugbear has no foundation but has been conjured up for political purposes by Bryan Harvey and all tbo apostles of sliver Omaha Bee THINGS TO REMEMBER Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ A Eousohold Truly Homelike and Entirely Free from All Ostentations NOTES OF Tho A VISIT TO CANTON Houso Whero the McKinleys Have Mado Their Home for Twenty five Yeats gold Altogether the facts Illustrate tho roundness of Mr Roscwaters conclusion that the fall In prices nf commodities Is due to more economical production and transport In India In Russia and in Argentlno wheat exports became possi ble not because the exchange value of rupee the rouble or Iho dollar fell but becauso railway were built Into districts previously Inaccessible In India the providing of railway facilities stimulated tho extension of irrigation In the Iunjab fur Instance many millions of acres were brought Into cultivation under irrigation ns soon as tho opening of tho railway to Karachi mado the export pos sible But In India there no longer remains any large new field to bo opened up nnd in most of the wheat producing districts which depend on irrigation I diellevo as much water Is now taken out of tho rivers as they can give Ameri ca therefore need not fear India much If silver and rupee in the future even were likely to go lower which they are not Tho statistical exhibit accompanying this statement is exhaustlvo nnd convincing In support of tho conclusions arrived at by Mr Bryce In 18711 the export of wheat from the United States to England was 15701Ifl bushels from Argentine Russia 17OiO000 bushels mado no exports ami India exported n fraction over 1250000 bushels In 1877 wheat exports from the United States Bind reached 107420111 bushels from Russia 57120000 bushels from India atymim bushels Argentine still had In 1803 wheat ox sio wheat to export ports from thu United State had reached i238inllB3 bushels from Riis da 100 i75000 bushels from India 27001111 bushels and from Argentine 12000000 In 1801 Argentlno exported bushels 05000000 bushels of wheat to England while India did not Increase Its export over tho preceding year In 1805 the wheat export from tho United States was iyuimkm nustiQis irgm Kussia iniUaUWa bushelst from Argentine 42000000 bushels from India 15120 01 bushels price of wheat In Bom Tbenvcrago bay from 1610 to 1875 was 120 per Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Nino Points About filUor and Protec- Â¬ tion First That thcro Is hot a free coinage country In tbe world today that is not on a silver bnsls Second That free coinage will not raise tho price of American wool one cent while foreign wool Is coming in frie of duty and Is crowding American wool out of the home market Third That there Is not a gold stand ard country In the world that does not itso silver along with gold nnd keep its silver coins worth twlco as much as their bullion value Fourth That the free coinage of silver will not start a slnglo factory in tills country when under tbe Democratic tar- Â¬ iff the products of foreign labor ore shipped into this country cheaper than uwy cau no mane acre Fifth That thcro is not n silver stand ard country In the world that uses auy gold ns money along with silver Sixth That freo sliver coinage will not creato a demand for labor when Democratic free trade makes the supply ninny times greater than tho demand Seventh That there is not a silver standard country In the world today that lias more man onc tlilril ns mucn money In circulation per capita as tho United States lias Klghth That freo silver Is not going to Increase the price of nor the demand for farm products so long ns the Ameri can worklngman who is the principal consumer Is kept In Idleness by trans ferring his work to the hands of foreign workmen through tho medium ot freo trndc Ninth That there Is not a country in the world where the laboring man receives fair pay for his days work and It is largely these mens products that have come Into this country by tho grnce of Democratic free trade and wiped out the prosiierlty we enjoyed prior to 1803 Zanesvllle Times Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ silver-standar- d Â¬ Â¬ Labor today has reached Its crisis This Is n very simple proposition to anyone who looks at It with common sense and reason but one on which hangs the fate of labor If labor votes fpr Bryan and free silver it votes nway one half of Its wages It will vote Its organizations nnd unions out of existdegraded labor that Is a drug ence For on tho market too poor to save n penny too feoblc to lift Its bead against wrong and oppression cannot maintain an organization ngnlnst power and wealth It will vote Its children Into Ignorance and toll from their dullest years It will voto Its women Into tho tilling of Its fields Into drudgery In brick yards and into slavery In tbo very mines which silver men will operate for their own advantage at the expense of ovcryono In tho United States who works for wages It will vote Itself Into bondage from which It cannot cscapo In our day and time Tho statistics of every free silver country In tho world will prove this proposition to be true Â¬ Â¬ Frno Stiver and Degradation Sojourning n few days recently near Canton gave opportunity for a charm lug visit to that new center of attrac- Â¬ tion Canton Is alive with enthusiasm the courthouse business places and private houses are decorated with flags portraits of MaJ McKinley nntloual colors and various national and patriotic de vices It Is easy to recognize the McKinley residence by the lawn which Is worn brown and bare by the delegations that continue to come from nil parts to pay their respects to tho future occupant of the white house Never beforo havo women taken such an nctlvo Interest in tho presidential campaign nnd never before since the nomination of President Lincoln hnve womens hearts been so stirred over thofniKtttlnii nf thn rnnntrr nml whiln k nany are interested because of the main issues or mo campaign an are interested in tho Republican nominee for president because of his standing as a man nml n citizen and his social and family life Tho residenco of Gov nnd Mrs Mc Kinley Is homelike and free from ostentation A porch exteilds along the entire front of tho house some flue old trees cast a grateful sbado nnon the lawn and beds of Mowers attract tho sight We step Into the softly carpeted hall furnished with easy chairs and colors restful to the eye a moment more nnd wo nro received by Mr Mc Kinley The reception room on the right of tho ball as one enters is used as an otlice and here at all times of tho day Mr McKinley receives news and telo- grams mat are coiumuuk ateil directly to Ids residence of such matters ns per tain to and uro of Interest to the cam paign While he talks his secretary occasionally hands him u telegram which he reads without interruption to the conver sation Mr McKinley will remain In Canton most of the time until after the election In November It hns been his lo tentlou to take a short trip to some point on the sea const but he lias decided to I have no wish remain In Canton be said to shut myself away from the people Stenklng of the activity of the women In tue campaign he said I am glad the ladies have fitch confidence In me I v ns glad to respond We do have great confidence In you Mr McKinley more than it has ever before been our opportunity to express Would you MVo to meet Mrs McKin ley Mother Is one of our family but at present she Is awny on a visit and although sho has reached tho age of 81 sho Is in excellent health Any nntlelpatd pleasure wo may havo had In meeting Mrs McKinley Is more Seated in the linndsomo thau realized parlor whero nil lights and colors hnr Impresses nioulze prevailing harmony pno first nnd Inst In tho McKinley home with soino dainty crochet work In bluo zephyr In her lap talking with a lady visitor Is tbe future mistress of tho whito bouse It Is easy to say of this woman who will bo the first lady In tho land now that sho Is npproachlpg her zenith that sho Is ono of tho loveliest women wo havo ever met but such is the oft repeated verdict of the many At first glance wo recognize Mrs Mc- Â¬ Kinley from her pictures recently taken tho shining hair parted in tho center of tbe fort head rippling softly over the Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ beautiful brow a sweet almost girlish face not a line or wrinkle marring Its smoothness the Incarnation of womanly sweetness One who Is sensitive nnd observant need never to have heard one word of Mr McKlnleys family life to understand the relation Mr and Mr McKinley occupy toward one another and while the pleas- Â¬ ant morning conversation proceeds we seem to feel through tho atmosphere of the room every word of tho spirit and existence of the happy wedded life perpetu- Â¬ ated which Browning expressed and painted In his By the Fireside We nro looking at and discussing pic Â¬ tures of Mr and Mrs McKinley when one of tho family taking up ono of Mr McKinley which from the view of the face shows the deep thought line extending the length of the forehead remitrks Mrs McKinley docs not like tbeJc she thinks that line looks like a scowl We nil smile nnd quite agree with her that that picture does not do him Justice nnd wo think what picture could portray him as he is the charming personality the kindly genial manner the clear perfectly modulated voice tho bright blue eye and clear complexion and the fino smooth skin that a wom an might envy While bis pictures cannot portray this they do show with fidelity some qualities of the man whose splendid constitution has never been im paired by excesses tbe erect form the brown hair that shows but few traces of silver the broad full forehead deep set eye clearly cut features and square massive jnw tbe features and bearing one might look for in the hero of the battle of Fishers Hill and Cedar Creek where he wns breveted major by Presi- Â¬ dent Lincoln Mr McKlnleys passlonnto love of flowers is recognized by his friends Are not those roses lovelvV mm Mrs McKinley calling our attention to some vases of rnre red roses upon the but I lovo these mantel and brackets glancing at a bouquet of sweet peas on tho pretty table beside her The roses came In such a beautiful wooden box The namo of the giver Is not here Wiladdressing Mr McKinley nnd liam tnking up a card nnd rending To Mr and Mrs McKinley from your devoted friend Tho magnolias were sent from the South As Mr McKinley rises our eyes follow him and wo catch a glimpse through an open door of n dainty couch In white and gold nnd Mrs McKinley savs softlr William there is n baby asleep In there So gentle Is the step on the thick enr pets that It could not awaken the lightest sleeper nnd holding the great snowy waxen blossoms for our Inspec tion be says the recollection perhaps suggested by the thought of tho little sleeper In the adjoining We room commenced our first housekeeping in this house out twenty live years ngo Hero our little ones were born and passed nway the old homes endeared to us by many pleasant hallovtcd mem ories Tho silken flag that ndorued the chairmans desk at the Republican con vention at St Louis is draped on ono corner of the piano The gavel used by the chairman on that occasion n beautiful piece of carved workmanship was shown us It Is said to have been made from n piece of one of the logs from the log cabin in which Abraham Lincoln lived It Is a pleasant thought to n lover of relies and to the patriotic suvs Mr McKinley There were nlso some beautiful bad ges used during different presidential campaigns one a white sntln bndgu used during Tylers campaign President bearing his motto the design of which would have done credit to the flurat of todny with all our modern accessories of art Mr McKinley Is ns It has been said the deliverer ot a new gospel to women and children In making protection nud tho tariff plain to them nnd we may add that is his blameless political professional religious domestic end social life ho bus also revealed a now gospel to thu young men of our country Alary Stuart Collin Bryans hope of success Is grounded wholly on the late P T Itaniums the ory that a fool Is born every minute Paste It In your hat that free coinage and free trade the great pair of panic producers go hand In hand In this Von enut support thu ono campaign without voting for tho other Mr Bryan Is too confidential with bis audiences for dignity almost plaintive sometimes in his anneals to them to say whether or not ho looks like an anarchist Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Home Demand Supplies the Chief Market for Agricultural Products WHERE THEIR INTEREST LIES Effect of Curtailing the Purchasing Power of the Mon Employed in Factories We export about one third of tho wheat grown In the United Stntcs cither In tho form of Hour or of wheat We export only about 5 per cent of our corn crop The exportation of other grain is ns a rule tritllug In quantity although the very low price of oats for the past two years owing to heavy production and a falling off In the home de maud for consumption by street railway horses and driving horses has led to a considerable foreign movement in Of our meats wo probably this grain export about 10 per cent although exact statistics arc not available on this point These figures are suUieicnt to make it to the intelligent farmer that the ome market is his great market and auy causes which reduce the home that demand for provisions directly injure the lanning interest Besides tho stnple articles of grain and meat there are a multitude of fnrm products for which there Is no market at all except the home market This Includes the whole range of perishable fruits and vegetables nnd also includes to n very great extent the dairy products Other Important Items aio poultry and eggs All thrifty farmers know the value of home markets for such articles as these and know too that much of the profit of farming comes from the minor productions of the farm If we arc to hove Increased homo consumption of farm products wo must have labor generally employed and at fnir wages in the towns and cities To keep labor well employed It Is absolutely es sential under tho present conditions that we should have protective duties upon a large range of foreign made urtlcles This is no longer n mutter of theory about which intelligent men dispute It was hold for n time by the advocates of free trade that the superior intelligence of the average American worklngman and tho superior quulity of the machinery bo used would be n suUleleut nrotectlon to ItiMire our own markets for our own manufactured products This Is a delusion which no intelligent man now advocates The extension of commerce by steamship lines all over the world the laying of submarine telegraph cables the world wide habit of travel the cheap ness and convenience of transportation and the general spread nf Intelligence by newspapers has nut the entire civ ilized nnd Kcinl civilfzed globe In close Our ingenious labor business relations saving machines arc being Introduced Into China and Japan nnd no Important improvement is made in Inventions In this coutry that is not immediately known In ail parts of Europe Tim skill anil producing capacity of tho mechanics nnd operatives of other countries are constantly being Increased by tho sharp ness of competition and by the introduction of new methods nnd machinery Labor all over the world is tending to a lommon level Now the thoughtful farmer will readily see that If we were to keep up the ability of our own shop and factory popula tion to consume his product In liberal quantities we must maintain an excep tional rate of wages If through such free trade legislation ns Mr Bryifu and his followers advocate wo are fo lower our American wage earning population to thn standards of living prevailing In tho manufacturing countries which compete with us then there would be a great surplus nf furn products In this country for which thero would bo no homo mar We pmst put up a tariff wail to ket keep out a flood of such articles as wo manufacture In our own country or we will soon be deluged with cheap wares and fabrics from Japan and Cblua as Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ well as from the low paid labor countries of Europe The farming Industry Is unquestiona- Â¬ bly In a depressed condition today and the cause is not far to seek Look at the hundreds of silent factories with their smokeless chimneys all over the country from Nebraska to Maine and form if you can an estimate of tho Immense multitude of people formerly employed in these establishments who are now eking out a poor living as best they can in other vocations many of them no doubt in farming nud garden- Â¬ ing Where they have become competitors with the men who formerly supplied them with food If the free trade moveÂ¬ ment led by Mr Bryan goes on to its natural conclusion whole lines of In- Â¬ dustry which have survived the Wilson bill will be ruined nnd hundreds of thou sands of employes will be thrown out of work The conclusion ougkt to bo plain to every thoughtful man engaged In agricultural pursuits Wo cannot afford to reduce our wage rates to those of for eign countries We must make for our selves nil articles needed for our ordinary cvery day uses importing enly such luxuries as foreign countries have special facilities for producing Tariff for revenue only means the ruin of the farmer and tariff for protection means a well employed town and city population and good homo markets for every- Â¬ thing the farmer has to sell Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ CAMPAIGN NOTES I would willingly defend free trade with my life said Mr Bryan In his first speech In Congress and as ho is now defending freo silver with his tongue only It Is easy to see to which policy he Is most devoted Democratic orators and organs may evade the tariff but the worklngman of the country cannot for to them It presents tho unavoidable Issuo of work and prosperity or idleness nnd poverty Willie the Popocrnt demagogues aro shouting Down with tho rich tho Republican party advances with tho cry Up with the poor and proposes tho enactment of measures that will provide work for thu workers and prosperity for all Sam Jones Is nothing If not expressive Ho declares that he would rather climb a ladder with an armful of tels tnan to uudcrtnkc to fuse with the Â¬ a The workingmnn docs not want a cheaper dollar He wants stendy em Â¬ ployment paid for In dollars us good us gold Tho simplest way to elect McKinley Ii to vote for him Mr Bourke Cockrnn ob serves to his fellow Demoernts uud that remark contains all the wisdom of all the ages The one question Bryan never answers Is the simplo one How about freo trade Tho Bryan party is made up of all kinds of factions led by all sorts of cranks and it it should get Into ollice it couldnt work together In denouncing wealth tho Democratic organs are consistent with their party for It has done everything it could to make the people poor and keep them so Tho Republican pledge to promote tho free coinage of silver by International agreement offers the only solution of the money problem which good business men enn accept and for that reason even the Democrats among them nre working with the Republican party this year and will i vote for McKinley Any Popocrnt who believes that Bryan can carry Kentucky when Palmer Is a native and Buckner a native and a resi dent of the Blue Grass state doesnt know tho Kentucky nature It Is easy to seo from Thomas B Reeds speeches down In Moluo that Ik Is perfectly sercno nnd happy But then lie usually feels that way no was Lorp Â¬ Â¬ so Mr Bryan errs In saying that it Is Id 17 curiosity that draws people to his meetings It h both Interesting nud profitable to study a man who In this civilized country in this ago ot the world ap parently thinks that wealth cau bo created by legislation What gain would wo make for tin circulating medium asked the lat James O Blaltio eighteen years ago if on opening the gato for slrer to flow In we open a still wider gato for gold to flow out The question is still un answered and still timely Â¬ I i 4U I b uUjmaaK- -TTL s JTHrrrT ajm jmjjkt it i4tjrtw4iJr-rFjstb1u-T9t- TtrrMMniviffiisWBsww rauuvj42rU3iivHKLViwifcdresr j jt jxijhlUi JitomWMJJi3 huh wt - TnTi iiimfBsmi jrftjrj v u iCtaritafratu siiiBiiiKiTiTiiwr-frmwt-rtiffiWf- f iw aw i a iliiX iWwyi inojucbiiiii4iiuuiojvciuiioi y iviu1iijuju YWimrSKti iltilifflKrvall ulvlllitoveelglii hundred lomborslntj s Si CHI tatI L1S speech In front of the Hotft Lincoln someone asked What nbout Mr Sew all Donnelly replied I know noth SOME PERTINENT BUT RATHER EMBARRASSING QUESTIONS FOR MR BRYAN ing rif Mr Sewnll nnd I dont want any thing to do with him If I had my way he would come off of that ticket In wftl6B ctntt ptrQunte twenty four hours v Mr Donnellr then Political Notes and Observations went Into a bitter tirade against nil ft uill kt wn tti htetKirtc A JJtvan is eUCtct bankers nnd business men In gptirnl nnd tin laboring men who henrd him from tho Popocrat Cand- Â¬ JW V 6 Cent v A applauded his utterances Now It must Formers 3owfmiL tM JtT V have occurred to the more thoughtful of idates Own Oity Who ycTs Biol air rofit these laWIng men that every dnys work and every dollar paid to labor must first n ai be thought out nnd planned by some business mind Beforo labor can liegln ANALYZED PLATFORM HIS In any Industry there must be some thought force null some business judg went which passes upon the pi ins of that industry nnd believes that it will Appeal to Class PrejuA Constant succeed There must bo llnificiers hnnkrj nnd capitalists to consent nnd Interest of Sil- Â¬ dice m the their consent must bo lnsed upon the ver Mine Owners fa Ith that lii Inilntr- ill if Mr Donnellj and Mr Brynn were capitalists nnd business men then they themselves might promise employment Business men nrp studvlng the money to labor Or If the plans proposed by Mr Brynn hns seen lit to Mr Donnellj nnd Mr Brjun were re question loll lil nulicutc over and over again ceiving the endorsement of the business who have capital that thi business men of the roiuitry arc Judgment of others rnniuiiinlilo Iliit r partly became they then it llllsht seem ngilnst frcc H coluao might revive Industiy and bring dont Know anything about the question better times nJ pirtly because they nre dishonest Mr Brynn nnd his corps of free silver In this Mr Brynn niltleads his follow crs ami misrepresents the business men orators constantly denounce idle capital knows that idle It may be true that what Is called free Mr Brian rratllt nt tnlr fcapital11 Is nl- WaTS tUP silver agitation started flrst anions the He nlso knows that idle capital makes farmers rather than nmons the business ono sct ot nien imp the men but later the business men have capital nnd another set of men who read the free silver literature hive rend are workers stand ready to be euiplovcd by s there both Bides of the question until at tho condition roptnl then between must be a of harmony present time he business men of the who own the capital nnd the the people men who nation nre thoroughly informed from a stand ready tp go to work or there will be no work If n plan is proposed which business standpoint nnd from a nonpar makes capital tisan standpoint on the money question fctanil rendy byafraid and if the workers otcs and their in i It Is probably true that the politicians Joritles to carrj their this plan then It is out that oppose silver are moved by prejudice urn iniiirni tnnt the men who contro and self interest to a certain decree just the capital being afraid of his new pi in ns the politicians who fnvor fice silver will hoard their capital and keen It idle nre moved by self interest to a certain rather than risk It under conditions degico but the business men the men which they believe will be dlsnstious Chicago Tribune August 28 who nre nmuging the business concerns Does It thin nvnll anj thing to the laborof the countiy the haulers and the ing man thnt this capital is denounced financiers hue made it n pirt of their ns the enemy of the eountrj Edison w as upon the farmer mind the truth business to read up on the money ques once a laboring man but Is now n captho great truth still remains thnt thoroughly Informed and italist When he was a laboring innn Ins tion to become A the mind of the business mnn must originthey luve pised upon the question from opinions and Ills plans were In a cirtniu ate all the plans for the employment of a business and not trom a political stand- degree dependent upon the plans and the upon the stage and ns the As he idle labor nud whither these industries opinions of come one else When Edl ipplause comes Mr Hi van recognizing tho morpoint It breiks forth he smiles nre little bj little enlarged pjcIi year em al force of the business judgment of the nn was a hborer employed In con is n pleased smile properly speaking a plnjlng more and more men or whether structing machines whether he was em country nnd knotting that tins business The grin of one to whom the Effects of Industrial Depression in they are little by little narrowed each judgment condemns free coinage as n ployed or no depended upon his em- grin year emplijing less nud less men dc dangerous thing hceks to discredit the ployer If the employer found by experi jells of Hurray fur Bill nnd the apCities Brought Homo in ence thnt the work in which he was en plause of a gallery Is food and drluk jiends not upon the judgment or tho pobusiness mind of the country by denounc litical views of the men employed but ing it as Igtioiiut nnd dishonest on the gaged wns unprofitable to him thin Mr nnd raiment Applause of what kind a Practical Way upon the judgment of the men who em Ml liryau professes Edison lost his job money question Now Mr Edison ploy Indiistiles having evolved by his own exertions out it does not matter is what the na Whin the fanners in the country to desire a restoration of the The rec Â¬ nnd the hborers In the city suffer them At the same time he of n condition where he was n worker ture of the innn thrives upon of this country selves to be led into some great national with his hands only Into n condition ognition of him as a great mm a hero denounces the business men of the counmovement whnh the busiuess mind be try and proposes pliu which he kuons where he has become a great mind forco a deliverer cannot but make him smile STORY OF A KANSAS FARMER lieves is dangerous then this business which controls Industry Is vastly more lie appreciates the joke they are aft Jul of Â¬ mind In order to protect the Interests over Imoortnnt to labor thin he was before He composes his features as he rewhich it presides begins the process of In the cam Â¬ 1 hen lie could consent to the employment members what is expected of him His The threat of free trade narrowing its operations to suit the new paign of IK aud in the election of 12 of only one man himself Now ho can nttitude nt once suggests the hero of Decrease in the Consumption of Food He conditions frightened the business mind of the coun consent to the employment of thousands the mclodrninn the tank show by Laborers Aflccts the Sale A farmer may Wlleve In free coinage try first into distrust and doubt and then 01 men anu wnetlier thev nre pinnlnreil looks this way then that and then to and n laboring mnn may tellcve in free into a panic the effect of which is still or not deiKMids more upon ids judgment ward the part of his audience from of Farm Products coinage but If the business mind of the on J he question above all others at than upon their own The industries of which comes the most hilarious demoncountry on which Imth the fnrmer nud He grins ugnin us he tbiuks this time Is how to remove this business the world no matter who is employed In stration the Inboring man Is dependent is afraid of If the noise continues depression f 10111 the business mind Mr them hnve nlwnys been and nlwnys will of his side of it the thrent of free Bryan says that free coinage vtill revive be under the control and direction of ho turns to those nbout him nnd smiles A stock feeder of Kansas recently In free coinage then brenthlng coinage instend of But he is not afraid of it new life In the industiies but at the same time he mind Majorities have nothing to do naively glow and grntifimtiou shows Kansas City tells n story that is worth to Industry strikes it with tho paralysis admits that the business mind is against with It except ns the majorities nre in The eyesmovement glance and action repeating for the excellent lesson which it and is afraid of it The effect of this harmony with this mind forco and have Iu every Everj- - enrnest thinking man In this He is introduced and stauus erect and It teaches In n certain town wns a threat of free coinage Is to make every the approval of its judgment It is not the pleasing dig crenmery again grins nt capitalist hide his money to make every It gathered the cream from country or nthis time whether he be n nified acknowledgment in keeping with Whether 500 or 5000 men nre employed Inborer nbove all things banker nfrald of investments to make radius of ten miles farmer at the Burlington machines shops nt Lin the honor to which the man aspires but the farms within aabout 100 pounds of nlKivc all party or personal preferences every dollar creep into the darkest corner the magician desires to see the Industries of the nation of tho safety vault nnd by this process of coin Nebraska during the next four the smile of because It is to the nudicnre nnd manufactured mystified He butter per day Beyond the limits of revlvid liecanse lnbor can find employ ears depends not unon the nolitienl that cheers money biding and money hoarding which udgmeut of the men who nre employed rnises n restraining hand to Imsh the this circle from which cream wns gath ment and farm produce find a market In is now going on all oer the United graceThe movement States the circulating money of toe in these machine shoos but iinon thp demonstration more Like every isgesture ered there were a number of farmers no other way ful nothing When nil the arguments hnve been ex country Is disappearing from active use business judgment of those who must fur- The faster than all the government mints nisn money to pay for this hbor And he innkes it Jacks strength the hands who desired to sell cream but were not hausted on both sides the whole ques Â¬ so If could coin new money if they were now this busiuess judgment looking always to are weak hopelessly posing as ifapliue able to do so because the wagons from tion harrows Into this proposition that for the the financial iwllcy of the government for continues he waitspatient nctlvlty in industry is depend nt upon under a free coinage law A diguified the creamery did not reach their farms He Is signs of busiuess safety or of business camera One day n delegation of these farmers the confidence the business men hnve in very presence would coiu Laboring men nie crowding around danger is inspired with confidence or is statesmans after the hrst burst of ap- Â¬ the creamery to the financial and tariff policy of the na- Â¬ maud the othec Mr Bryan to hear his speeches and inspired with fear as it interprets the plause silencewould not be necessary for called atthe manager ofwith reference to tional government Partners may have It consult business prosperity of the future by the many of them appear to be pleased confidence in some untried and catchy to wait until every un the great what he says He talks kindly to political conditions of the future If this couth wit mail made his joke but this the enlargement of its business so as to proposition nnd tho tailoring mnn may with had Include them nnd their neighbors me laDoring man and his w orris are us business mind sees in the election of man lacks the dignity of the position explained to the manager that by They have confidence and even be enthusiassendBryan and chenn monev slims nf fnluro sweet as honey But the thinking labor He plays for the gallery and the gallery ing his teams a few miles farther in tic but if the mind of tho business man stagnation and depression then it is but ing man knows that so long ns industry hesitates then industry languishes whistles stamps aud claims him for Its nil directions he would double the quanA thousand laboring that is the mind force which l uiiu natural that it should keep the number of very own the amount to go to work in men may stand ready tity aging industry is afraid of free coinage men employed to the very least possible a factory begins his address with n well of of creamgathered doubleconsequently And the lie butter produced nnd may stand ready to provide that all plans for the enlargement of in- limit People who ride in the Burlington turned sentence which Iip knows will The farmers along dustry or the employment of labor are trains Lincoln by the town of Havelock please his audience In fart fiom first double the profits of the crenmery they theso laboring men with food but If the near where these machine shops to last It is his effort by skillful re- - farmers were disappointed when managers of the factory aro afraid to suspended pending the discussion of are look on located cnn see the money question and that these plans depression and cnn the signs of business tronts never to onena no is cnpaoie oi saw by theproposition the managers face start it then It will not start It may was not favorably appear to these thousand interpret the doubt no tlmt Is that their will be taken up jnd carried Into execuis in the mind of the directors of the a fair flight In words but at thnt received There had been n great deal tp these fanners that the laborers and tion ouly when tho business mind of road wiien they mansgrs of At no time does he bring nf anion the farmer natrons of the factory are unreasonable and see the side tracks lined he an orator to the notice of his hear rnln the country is assuied by the election of with broken engines which hat the small a known fact argument then one condi- Â¬ the creamery that the price paid for they have more power In the nation than McKInlcy that there Is to be a sound force of men employed are not able to ers then an another and then as a cream was too low and that the profits they ought to have but the truth will business policy in the government of this repair If the tailoring people of the concern were larger than they remain forever that mind and not ma of the East tion and still nation were nt work today there would be a climax as one Indisputable unanswera ought to bo and now theso farmers jorities is the controlling force upon ble declaration rounded nnd full guard market In these great centers of Industry could not understand why n business which the Industry of the nation depends George Groot chairpian cf the Nationed nnd protected by logic launch It forth which wns making exorbitant profits in the East for Nebraskas food product Ulght of words jnd that the judgment of ono trained al Silver paity speaking at Lincoln and then these great railroad systems at his listeners Ills willing to enlarge Itself to business mind Is should worth oratory nre made to divert double not be eb on September 8 from the steps of w to a its output and consequently to munlty thnn the judgmentmore many eom and l rolllire every engine repairevery car alleged to be IliC state capitol building of men with Mr the mind from questioning his asser double its profits imvj uivu oe in unilnll who work with their muscles on tho Brynn sitting near him denounced the the wheels wouldio be kept rolling night ilnna TT soars in an outburst the The managor explained that to enlarge bankers as the enemies of society nnd nnd day carrying the great crops of Kan- ground work of which Is ns old as tho the circle of their farmer patrons would farm and In the factory declared thnt the financiers of Wall sas Nebraska nnd Iown to the human voicp to please the car of his require nn nddltlonal number of men JOXKS SILVIUt SUNK thoughts on the street should be hung to the telegraph Last This to gather the cream would em listeners nnd keep their poles On the evening of September 7 ploy labor nnd give condition wouldprod- wing Theso flights nppeal to nil that nnd tenms value to finn The present Interest In nnythlng relat- Â¬ require nddltlonal machinery nnd an enin front of the Hotel Lincoln In LinThey nre seldom original ucts The w hole theory of Western suc Is emotional ing to silver recalls James Russell Low larged plant with more huttcrninkers coln Neb Ignatius Donnelly of Mincess depends upon the nctlvlty of Eastern they express no new thoughts nud they nnd other operatives nil of which witty rhymes of twenty years ago He mnkes asser meant nn nddltlonal Investment of ells nesota denounced the bankers and the Industry nnd the nctlvlty of Eastern In benr his trndo mark A D A LOO UK linnnciers of this country as tho enemies lustry depends upon the faith and confi while the audience Is under the In- money In which he did not feel Justified tions Jones owns a silver mine Pray who He pours forth at this time Is Joaes heroics of the people enemies of prosperity dence of the Eastern business mind fluence nf his a ml ilnMirna If tn hfl vex ltnl nnd declared that their Influence upon prleo of butter Dontowns my ears with horrors like Jones explained thnt He this country ought to bo set aside Now A hired man cannot be emploved true but when tho time nrrives In thei was low that thousands of laboring men Why Junes Is Srnntor nnd so what do the followers of Mr Bryan ex n farm without the consent of the upon course of his reninrus vvnen mo incis io In tho cities being out of emplojment To make us buy bis ingots nil he strives own our lives pect to happen to the laboring iikmi nnd er of the farm back his nsscrtions shonld be henrd not eating butter but were bujiug At n stiff premium on the market price were A silver currency would be so nice A carpenter cannot get emnlovment behold another flight in Fourth of July oleomargarine and other theap Imltn tp the farmers of this country when What Is Jones planr they bj reason of their superior numwithout the consent of the builder A coinage fireworks to be tlons of butter nnd bemuse of all these sure ber hnve voted out the banker nnd the s engaged In building houses ind who Lnbor applauds itself nnd this mnn llscouniglng circumstances he wns nnnblr To rise the and fall with Wall streets tempisacrifice business man and have voted in this builder uiiinot get the house to build knms It He recognizes thnt to consider a proposition to enlarge the -rat me the peo- Â¬ down trodden now svstcm of finance crucified creamery The maiulgpr Tou wish to treat the crowd your dollar What force without the content of the men who nnd similar business of the went of tho face will take the place of this business have the money to build houes n crenmery In In ple ordinary went on tn explain that Iown depended Undreamed pcrccntumt while they mix nl lines of industrj the mm who works words and phrases arouse In the mind force wIipii it has been displaced Kansas Neliruskit or the When the country hns stiuck down Its with his hands is deppndent upon the audience nn imperative desire to npplnud Its customers big mm who works with his mind and In Tor logic he uses heroics for nrgiiment upon the towns cities for the people keep Jones mines quicksilver then Vour present bankers its present financiers many of wit wont piss men but In small truly its present business men Its piesent all countries the mind workers aie ths words upd livapply to grrnt but In the big cities His coins mercurial bat his mine Is brass of his subjest thau cows as their ownKansas City Omaha managers of industiies and commerce controllers of Industrv When tho mind which no more Dcnvei such our on workers and those who hnve the making to the crucifixion worse when the common people by a majorlt St Louis St Paul Minneapolis nnd He comiiares himself to the Mnn of Chicago where thousands of laboring Thnn the slow torturo of nn echo verte vote have parnlvzed this business power of the plans for Industiy have confi y deuce that industrv will be profitable Galilee without a blush 0U0 lbius 3oae wou own what other forco will take Its place the farmers find men nre gathered li Is employment He defies facts as AJnx did the light and form plans for the employment of then there Jennings their best customer not only for dairy That tho cat hid beneath tho mesl Is bis William IJrvan nnd his plat- ning food products labor for the carrying on of commerce form Is n menace to the other products but Cleveland World He declares thnt something cnn bo got of the farm all industrv nnd Mr and for the management of nil the Indus Brjnn knows It The families of these laminer will be The loiivletlon is fast of trhl foiccs which give vitality to the ened deep upon him nnd the leaders of outget nothing thnt n of metnl coinednble boring men nro extravagant eaters and JIo is Mistaken InVI rents worth to of farm products material body of the nation In his speech nt Springfield O his cause thnt the thing which thev are to 1 nnd In the same breath Insists thnt etrnvngant buyers money to buy with Wednesday Candidate Bryan spoko on trying tp accomplish Is against the busi tho miner will sell that metal to nnjnne when thev hnve the of On the afternoon of September 8 In liess judgment of the American people who will buj it for fil cents nnd give lie When the laboring men In these cities the nations pensnutry front of the state capitol building nt lhej are condemned bj the mind work- bujer the chance to make tint profit arc einplojed they consume vnst quanti no peasants In this country There are aud the eggs Hour beef nnd man who attempts to mnke such n class Lincoln Mr Brjnn nfter denouncing ers of the nation nnd because instead of himself Why the miner will ties of butter thousands nieilcreameries nf Ificutlon is unworthy The the business element of tho country be realize this they constantly appealthey sell nt Kl cents and lose the coined profit poultry the support of to In Knnsns lowi and Nebrnskn had the free American sovereigns cause it Is against lilm In this contest class prejudlre hoping Every nre he explnlns b n highly colored account congratulated himself that the laboring lahoreis and fnrmeis whothat there busi Â¬ of n crlmo w hlch has nulled labor to more orders for their product than they man Is n prince nnd no man is o peashnto tho men of tho country believed In him nnd ness men and the emplojers of labor n cross of gold could supply before the Democratic ant With the bnllot In his hand the ranks thnt enough of the farmers believed In that when all these haters are organized lie refuses to believe that cnptltal Is of panic stopped the industries In the cities voter of todaywith Vnnderblltpoor The richman may be the him thnt theso two elements united In Into one great army there will be enough any use except to starve and grind down nnd threw the laboring men out of work man toIn the last two jenrs the demand for luirruw iiiiu lie niio is not endowed this election would enable him to sweep of them to cniry this election for Mr mankind the country in November This he char Brjan and for the mine owneis nf Coloevery mnn should fond products lfnve been less nnd less with wealth at this moment may bo n thnt Insinuations notorizes n victory of tho people because rado iu whose interest his candidacy ex hive more thnn enough In sjdto of his showing thnt the futilities of the laboring mllllonnlro beforo the close of n dee rMa lying of tho people of men In the cities are growing more nnd V It will bring them better times It may Uts liiblts ills drunkenness or his improvimore eennomlcnl In their consumption of the United States into classes Is tho lie very pleasing to Mr Brjnn when he dence he lavishes upon his hearers In n long conversation with the most pernicious thing that has ever been food Silver Dollars Aro hcgul Tender looks out Into lie fnevs of laboring men that n country Is nil Declarations creamery these fnrmeis attempted In this eountrj-- nnd the and farmers who applaud such speeches Mnny of the plain people of which gives every man who will malinger of the as this but whnt reason have these In United Stntes have wondered what tho wronrf with head nnd hands n chance to gathered the Idea as thejs had never demagogues who nro engaged In the unIs work righteous attempt deservo the contempt understood It before that the boring men and farmers to expect bet meant when It is Mild that Congress in be above those who will not he belches uU which they nre sure to fall farm Is dependent upon the food ter times through the election of Mr lBTt struck dow n one half the money forth In tnncnts market nnd thnt Bryan when he himself ndmlts that the in thi country he snys nnd ndvlses consuming ofcity for Its the demand for It My friends The figuio Is forcible fuod and prleo llmnoinber Tills business men of this nation regard his but somewhat obscure The Denver those to whom he applies t lie term ns n the iqion When Bpurkb Cock election as n menace to businens and News conies to the rescue It sayss By emio mnn would hesitate to advise his depends nf tho the employment at good laboring peoplo of the great speech In New ran In his recent wages prosperltj York uttered tho Cnn ou rovlve business by the legislation of 187t the mints were worst enemy This much the farmers hud nl cities doing that which parol ros the bono and not only closed to silver but the silver Ho distributes chaff coolly predicts a ready understood In n general way but following sentence he uttered n sentence which should be posted over counigp of business men When tho money of the country was demonetized pinle quotes the words of Christ ns to tho fnr every houost laboring mnn tho door of industries of the nation revive there It was deprived of its legul tender quali glibly as the rowdy uses his name nnd they hud never stopped thntrenllzemanagewhether He the truth must bo some mind force in the country ty Thus the silver money of tho coun having directed the ej es of his hearers more Impoitnnt great laboring employing publican or Democrat in this country ment of tluRo I cnn take a 10 gold piece and defy all to bring it nbont There must also bo try was struck down uiiou n hubblo which floats pleaslugly devolves entirely upon tho Industries cnpltalists who bcllovo In the future and of I thnnk you The News Is In error Section 07 of about ho says trained business minds of tho heads of tho power tnkeall0the governments of this cents vajuo from It who nro ready to Invest money There the act ot 1873 contained a proviso that Pnul Aimttrong these industries whom tho Popocratle or earth to to the uttermost must be banks nnd these banks mutt not this act shall not bo construed to affect ends of tho ntoru now denounce ns plutocrats nnd I cnn go only hnve funds but they must bo will nny act done right accrued or penalty the common people It is earth nndbo wherever I present It Its In nil parts of tho country women hnve Jug to invest these funds and they must Incurred under former acts but every organized campaign committees working enemies of unquestioned unchallenged value will very tine sport for eloquent believe and have confidence before they such right is saved This langungo under tho direction of the Womans bu politicians to denounce the men who That gold dollar tho honest masses of Mr Bryan admits that preserved the legal tender quality of the reau of tho untlonnl Itepuhllcnn commitcan content the labor Industries to call them this country without distinction of party thay nro not contenting now will they silver dollar since the right tn pay onos tee They distribute literature and use ninnngo divisions demand shall bo paid the laop- Â¬ goldbugs plutocrats robbers consent after election pressors and other offensive names but borer when he earns it and no power debt In silver dollars was ono of tho their personal Intlucnco with husbands When Icnatloui Donnelly was de right accrued under former acts which brothers and other relative to secure nfter all these eloquent speeches Jinvo on earth shall cheat him out of the pouncing the bankers nnd the financiers nothing contained In the act was permit Qaleaburg Evening their rotes for tho good came pa lug been delivered and after all thli mis- sweat of hit brow 3 the enemies of their country eipeclal ottcutlon to first voter la hit ted to dcitror ffact Mali chievous talk hsi had Its Â¬ Â¬ WOMANS WORK IN THE CAMPAIGN Never was there beforo n presidential campaign In which the women of the country hate taken such an active part ns lu the present struggle V jsl A Â¬ 0ltr VVmr fxJ 29cnh ni In three states of the Union Wyoming Colorado nnd Utah women have the same voting privileges ns men but feminine Interests in the campaign are by no means limited t those states Intelligent women nil over the country seem to feel thnt the contest has nn Im Â¬ portant bearing upon the welfare of their households They think thnt the cauie of protection nnd sound money Is bound up with the prosperity of the family nnd they feel a great Interest In the He publican presidential candidate because of the nobility ot his character and hit devotion to his home life The Womnns bureau Is nnder the di rection of Mr J Ellen Poster Ilia well known orntor nnd political writer of Des Moines In for several years president of the Wonvinj National ItcpubllcanTii soclntlon The bureau Is estnbllshed in commodious matters In the Auditorium Annex Chlergo quite nwny from tho noise and activities of the national com Â¬ mittee where Mrs Poster Is rtivlded with every convenience and assisted by capable aids Â¬ 4 4 M Â¬ ests of their country and homes Tho Womans association Is not a suffrage Many nf Its members do association not believe In suffrage nt nil It is not nlthoitgh u mora reform association mnny of its members nre engaged In tho philanthropies nud reforms which Illumine this deende of our national history They do not seek to utilize the Ilonub lea n nctoclntlon tn advance any nf these reforms Its members nre simply nnd nil the time Republicans laboring for the support of the principles of that pirty and for thu election of Its candi- Â¬ dates Â¬ 1 Is composed of thinking active women women Intensely nllv to the bciit Inter- Â¬ Tho Womans Itenubllcan nssoclatloo C1IME1HBY Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Mrs Tosters Immediate nssoclatesj and assistants In the work nre women Mrs nf capabilities In various lines Thomas W Chnce the general sccrc tnrr resides In East Oreenvvlch It L nnd from there exercises n watchful carp for the work In the New England states Mrs Chace hns nn extensive ac Â¬ quaintance nnd is Identified with mnny great charities philanthropies nud soci Â¬ eties aside from her pclltlcnl duties Ihe national treasurer Jllss Helen nr wnk Itoswell of New York city hns su Â¬ pervision over the headquarters of her Miss sfnte lornteil nt llTl Broadway Boswell has Inaugurated the plan of per Â¬ sonal visits Among the women in the tenemeni districts of New York for tho purpose of showing the women the iupimi Ing of the free coinage of sliver and how it will nflect the purchasing power of She finds these women their dollars with well defined views on the currency question nnd ready t defend them ns they do In Insisting thnt tho voters In their families shall maintain them nt the polls Miss Boswell hns enlisted n largo number of young business women to help spread the doctrines of sound money and protection nnd to help secure votes for the Republican candidates In the Chicago hcadquirtcrs Mrs Pos Â¬ chief assistant and secretary Is Mrs Alice Itosseter Willard who has wide experience In general business and news Â¬ paper work In this country nnd In Eng- Â¬ land Next to her comes Miss Anna Miss Bronhy Brophy of Duboqne la Is qot only valuable for her education nnd wide general knowledge Imt because every piece of work which passes through her hinds receives her critical attention as to its correctness Its ac Â¬ curacy Miss Brophy is chief stenog- Â¬ Â¬ ters Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ rapher i Â¬ i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Almost the first thing done by Mrs Foster nfter opening her headquarters was to issue an appeal to the patriotic women of the country urging them to organize committees or clubs for stndy of the Issues of the campaign and to help promote the cause of national unity and protection The responses hnve lieen most gratifying copilng as they have These from Oregon to New Jersey women are directed In their work of or make their ganlzlnr and advised how to The weapons of the efforts effective women arc personal appeal and litera- Â¬ used to convince the Thete arc ture women that their own personal welfare Including the Interests of children and of the home are on the side of the Itepub This conviction assured llcsn party little doubt remains as to how the vote by these women will be cast Influenced -- T1 Freo Wool nnd Prco Silver During the mnny wenry months nfter the Wllson Gorninn tariff had given the death blow to the wool Industry free trade journals assured their readers that the blow would not be fatal In time the Industry would revive Considerable pni dence wns manifested ns to dates but tho prediction wns confident thnt In the course of time the Industrv would re Â¬ cover from Its paralysis The Philadel phia ltecord wns one of the molt sanguine of these free traders That journal simply knew that its theories could not be wrong Prce wool must nnd would enable our maniifncturers to recover tho home mnrket for woolen goods nnd grad uillv get a good hold on the nmrkets of the world In n recent Issue the ltee nrd threw up the sponge It ndmlts that free wool Is not strong enough to carry free sliver The confidence with which it nttributes the failure of its free wool theory to some oilier persons free silver theory would If transferred to the money market revive business even In these freo trade times Sujs the llecordt The distrust eliguidercd by the silver craze has checked sales of manufactured poods increased the percent ngp of Idle mills nnd so narrowed tho outlet and crippled the tlnnnclnl rp sources of Eastern distributors of wool thnt tbo latter have practically censed purchases of the staple In the countiy markets nnd in many eases hivu re Â¬ fused to make even reduced cash nd vances on consignments The silver craze did not materialize until free wool had had nearly throo years In which to show what It could do During nil thnt time the wool In- Â¬ dustry went from bod to worse Now the people nre asked to believe that free silver did nil the mischief St Jo Â¬ seph Mo Herald Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 to Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ABl Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ i Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ g Â¬ Â¬ otlice-seck-lu- g Â¬ Glvo it to tlio Tiiilluim Let us restore the conditions that ex snjs Mr Teller Isted prior to 187l Very well let us tear up nil the rail have been built since then roads thnt let us reduce the ncreago of wheat nnd corn nnd cotton to whnt It was thent let us send bnck to barbarism those parts of tho world that have since been reclaimed tn civilization let us plug up the Rus sian oil wells nnd destroy tho wheat fields nf India nud tho Argentine let us smooth oyer the hills of Lendvllle nud Crlpplo Creek and fill up the mines nnd red new tho production of silver from Jil7000O0O0 n year to 10000000 lot us kill off about 10000000 of our people so ns to make the population what It wns In 1H7U let us have a paper basis for our money as we had then and gold nt n premium of 1ft cents or moru on the do- Â¬ llarIn short let us try to turn back tho hand on time s dial nnd make overybody as hnppy and wealthy ns all the people nre now alleged to have been before Colorado Springs Jnzctto 1873 Â¬ Â¬ W vn I efl 4 BHBSjsHifiJlslllsslV uauuieaiwnauuciicicMm k ytuvniitUHssgvywivv4jr STSRisVliSiSiSiSiSiSiSiSMBiHiiiMBiSiSSSSBBVBiSiV lib T i ftjut BBMgylMUitiryMii x v i 9jjr fBnf r- - j li i LbglBgi R3ee Ull tf Km METHODIST HISBET PRITCHETT lloplilnsvlllc Tills RE UNION IIOS JOIIN W LOCKETr HON TIIOS l BULLITT asmmmmmmmmm JstT E T HALSEY Pkbsiubnt W M GRAHAM SecV la Session at WccKT 3it5ttslru roe Cijrluc A Multitudo of Descend ants of Two Old Hop- - Nominated for Congress liy the Sound Â¬ wmnwffmifwtiitifl W C NONES BEN W ROBINSON VfCF PllESIOFNT Money Democrats of the Second a m Fifty yoars ago tie Louisville Conference of the Methodist Epis TarrTVri UnyP V copal Church South held its first meeting nt Hopkinsville Ky Now litis same conference is in session again ii the city of Hop M TIMB TABLE L kinsvillc celebrating iti fiftieth The delegates he anniversary NOITN gnn to arrive several liajs ago and Iiitiam delegates arc expected Bishop Mtlii iimh 1051 Pm 300 W Wilson of Baltimore Will 8 OJ a m A Utmiirllle Afcamoilf tloi 6 ij p m preside il lilenr mill kUilltonrllla 4ttM2tflHt A kins CSatrfty District In Hopkins County Makes two Democratic Sound Money Speeches Powerful form Genl Mok I HS - 1 Â¬ Kvtrmllla Accomojon rdvllfnee nnt Xtlolivl1l Mill fliglil liipreni south hi elfeel Sunday Jin 19 itgA W W KTIIHIUOK AJIRIVAl ANU ter rcteina llcli oil eruptions on tie fc nose Ac leaving llm akin clear Anonl wliiienml lirallhy Iti great healing mil curing powers ore possessed by no oilier DRIAR VRB Or TRAINS AT remedy Ask your druggist firSVAYNRA lianiln atilvn in How to Cure All Skin Diseases 4l 439am Simply apply Swaynbs551pm No Internal medicine required Ointment Â¬ Clirei let 0 J - NORTONVlLLB Ointment f COINQ RAST Mamphlt 10 Central Clljr Lonlifllla 1 Pullon I Memphis to Lsnlullla GOINQ WKST Loulivilla lo F11I ni 1 Crntftl Chy lo Mampt1 LouUvllla to Mempliln c o 3 xv en re w Wo arc glad to record that our good friend Judge Cowcll is still improving and although yet Ciopro to sit up ho docs not suffer uuahlo much m 1043 The Judge is sadly missed a in pain til from our streets and his friends will rejoice to again rco him pera 33 p n m forming his usual periodic revolu 737 1139 a tions Â¬ r yv fi she will engage in dressmaking Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications ns they cannot reach the diseased portions of the ear There Is only one way lo cure deafness nnd that Is llewa Notes Personal Paragraphs nnrl by constitutional remedies Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of tho Other Doing at Home Worthy mucous lining of tho Eustachian Tube n Hpeclat Mention Whm this lube It nflimed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing and when It is entirely closed iliftH ii Mr and Mrs E G McLcod n siili and unlets the infhinmition can the b and Mr and Mrs W F Anderson I ilcn out and this tulra rrstored to its eve- Â¬ ol Madisonvillc spent Friday normal condition hearing will bo destroyed ning with Mrs B F Myers forever nine cases out of ten are caused by catarrh which is nothing but nn in junuo uuuino flamed condition of the mucous surfaces Trsda Mitk We wilt give One Hundred Doll Irs for A Quart or 8 Cents ony case of Deafness oaused by citarrh DOES NOT STREAK Til CIOTIIE1 that cannot be cured by tho ute of Halls Tha West Dluiog made Take no olhe Catarrh Cure Send for testimonials free lror sale by St Dernard Drag Store F J CHENEY CO Toledo O Mtss Claudia Grainger left yes- Â¬ Sold by Druggiils 75c terday for South Carolina where Halls Family Pillls are the best Earlin5tor happenings Tuesday afternoon the Sound Fnnilllert fleet at Oropcvlnc Money Democrats of the Second Congressional District met in conChurch Ncnr This vention nt Henderson and placed Hon Jno W Lockctt in nominaPlace tion for CongrcaS Each county in the district was represented ex Last Saturday some too de cept Hancock and McLean Thcro scendants of the Nisbct Pritchett was general Unanimity among the families of Hopkins County held a delegates ns to the nomination juyuus reunion at urapcvinc cutircii Mr Frank B Arnold of this place near this place Tho weather was represented Hopkins threatening in tho morning and The ladies of U10 W C T U many others who would have swelled the gathering to hear hold their meetings twice each double its size were kept away month on Tuesday evenings with October 6 is the The sky cleared however atultlie Mrs B Meyers All inSun shone brightly most of the day dato of the next meeting It was such a reunion as no other terested ih Ins great work are cortwo families could muster in old dially invited A number of represen Hopkins Republican Heeling tatives from other States were also present Hon S D McCormick and James H Pritclictt died in Hon N B Chambers addressed Scottsylvania county Virginia in our citizens last evening at MasonHis family emigrated to ic Hall There was a good crowd 1785 Kentucky the same car nnd set- and much interest Going o press tled in Hopkins county James early as we do wo are unable to H Nisbct and family emigrated to give a full account of the meeting Kentucky1 from Buncombe county North Carolina in 1S00 and rilso That Qipsy Supper 001111 civiu ill iiujiniiiij ivii i1111 11a mu List Wednesday ftfternbon tbo Man now the limits ol Madisonvillc About Town received a pressing invitation In 1821 Jas Nisbct and Mary A to bo pretent at a Gypsy Supper given B Pritclictt wore married and In the tltllo dell Just this side the wine since that time the two families cellsr uncjer tbo supervision of Mrs Wm have been closely allied They Day Mrs S E Stevens and Mr M U expecrto meet again next year Long Promptly at G oclock The Man Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Arraignment of the Chicago Plat Capt Ilotkersmltlis Prison I Bird Eye Jellico Coal Co INCORPORATED Â¬ Companion Strengthens the Causr 7ti 1 i v I a Yes If your Liver Is life worth living K not begin at is in good working order nce using Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder price ajcts Do not take a subIt is not unusual for druggists to recom Â¬ stitute Your Druggist can get It l not in mend Chamberlains Cough Remedy to mock their customers Many of them have used It themselves or in their families and know Messrs T D Walker and Wm experience its F Burr attended Grand Lodge from personal ofcougbs coldsgreat value in and croup K of P at Covington last week the treatment Pbey know too thtt their cuitomers aro Dr Dells Peppermint Chill Tonic is a their best friends and naturally wish to perfect Liver regulator anti malarial and givo them the most reliablo medicine tbey Removes btitiousness with Â¬ have for those ailments blood purifier Meisrs Daugh Cures chills and makes the erly Bros prominent druggists of Indiana out purging We sell more of Chamberlains Guaranteed by dealers Pa say complexion good Cough Remedy than any other coaRh Miss Gunthcr of Hartford Ky syrnp and always take pleasure in recom visited Mrs J R Rash this week mending it to our customers Mr H M Urey the popular druggist at Fredonia I For lears says Capi C Mueller Pa who has sold Chamberlain Cough have relied more upon Ayers Pills than Remedy for several years says I can thing elso in the medicine chest lo art truly say that it Is the best cough medicine rrgulate my bowels hod those of the ships in the market For sale at 23c per bottle crew These pills are not severe in their by St Bernard Drug Store Earlinglon action but do their work thoroughly George King St Charles Ben T Robin of Mop sou Morions Gap V Miss Anna Iurgcson Â¬ Â¬ Messrs Bob Ferguson John Coil and John Carroll were in the city Monday evening Said stack was three Cone Hence feet in diameter and over sixty feet in length The underlaying was a Died on Monday Ihe aist Mrs Fox difficult one as it was necessary to wife of Mr Israel Fox after a protracted tons Gap is visiting friends here Mr J T Covington and wife of raise tho slack above the building illness of nearly aj ear Mrs Fox was a Insist on having just what you call or near Manitou visited tho family of and lower it through a hole in the daughter of Joshua Todd was raised in this icinity and had a large circle of when Oii ro to buy Hoods Sarsaparilla Mr O J Farnsworth last week roof to the proper place After nil tives and friends Sao was about 50 j rela ears und be coinlnccd ol its merit old and leaves a husband and seven chil arrangements had been made a dren tp lament ber death The deceased Aro You Tired hitch was taken on the monster was a conslslent member of Miss Mollic Plain of Madisonthe Christian All llm time This condition is a sure stack and it was carefully and church anddied steadfast in the unfalfer villc vistcdMissSallie Farnsworth is not rich and quickly landed in place without the ingfalihof a true Christian indication that your blood Interment Fiiday and Saturduy took place Tuesday evenintr at the Old nourishing as it ought la be and as it may least trouble to the disappoint Gordon graveyard attendd by a large conWe will pay Jioo IN GOLD for ai case be if ou will take a fjw bottles of the ment of several skeptics who had course of stricken relatives and acquaingathered to witness a failure At tances to whom we offer our sympathy of Constipation or Indigestion not cured great blood purlfitr Hoods Sarsaparilla -- oclock Monday everything was Thousands write that Hoods Sarsaparilla by Dr Carlstedts German Lhrr Syrup baa cured tbem of Ibat tired feeling by giv- in good shape and both the great and loo Dottles for sabi by Nearly Finished 50c compressing engines could run as Drugstore Carlsledl Medicine Co ing tbcm rich red blood We are pleased to noteihat the work on usual Utansvitle Ind Hoods is nearing act easily promptly on Â¬ Â¬ of the feast Tho table was weiredlv Knights of Pythias lighted by tin lamps candles and lantern Messrs T D Walker and W and candles were snl about over thu grove F Burr attended Grand Lodge Riving a pleasant effect lo Iho surround- logs At an early hour supper was an Â¬ at Covington last week The following officer were elect nounced and the party repaired to the ed Stanley Adams of Louisville live board and did ample justice to the was elected Grand Chancellor J bounteous repast Here the Man About B Settle of Bowling Green Grand Town was in bis glory and divided bis Vice Chancellor E C Green of time about equally eating good things and Lexingtonj Grand Prelate Wade flirting with tho Gipsy Queen Notice lo Shcltman of Louisville Grand the printer 0lng to the fact that Mrs Keeper of Records and Seals J ulc Mdn About Town is at borne now ft would Plummcr of Newport Graml Mas- be best to suppress Ibat last Indircreet After supper the men sat ter ol Exchequer W- - M Powers statement of Carrolllon Grand Master of around smoking Gypsy fasion the women Arms J B Thornton j of Somer- plpared away the remains of the feast set Grand Inner Guard R L whilst the children chased and played Sladc of Berry Grand Outer over tho grounds Among those present were Mr and Mrs Long Mr and Mrs Guard Admission to the lodge wa re- Â¬ Stevens Mr and Mrs Day Mrs Brow fused Mr Henry Wellcnvoss who der Mjers Mrs Kramer Mrs Jack Long was a leader in the German move Mr Robt Stevens Mrs Browning and inent in the order Frankfoit gels Miss Effie Stevens The Man About Town returns his doubled and twisied the next Grand Lodge 1 thanks 9 the management and assures Put Up n New Stack Ihctn that tbeir kindness wfll ever be ro Last Sunday Foremen Umstcad momhered and begs them to recollect that and Toombs combined their forces hoisalwaS open lo Invitations of this and raised a new smoke stack at character If youre In doubt whether our trouble is Indigestion or Djrpepsta Just lake a few doses of Simmmons Liver Regulaior it X blvo will settle the wholo question tried Simmons Liver Keculator for Dy spepsia and find it Just the thing to relieve me A small close alter meals Is sure lo S S prevent Indigestion Perkins Sharon Ga It Is the best rnediclna to aid digeslion J J Black Duncan Ari zona listened to his kindly but powerful nnd pointed argument with most respectful attention Col Bullitt is noted among law ycrs for his excellent preparation of his cases for trial and lor his close argument before juries As a public speaker he is n novice but so earnest and conscientious and able a novice and such an admira ble representative of the honorable and chivalrous Kentucky gentleman that Kcntuckians can but give hihi a courteous hearing And a courteous hearing ho had during both speeches each of which lasted about two hours The Court House at Madisonvillc was crowd cd in the afternoon and Masonic Hall hero was crowded in the even ing The Earlington speaking About Town appeared upou the scene and was not announced till noon Col found quite u number of invited gurss Bullitt in his Earlington speech upontho ground already and several oth said Hayes had stolen the Presi ers camo In later The table was already dency and olher things Republiset and literally Uemtd with good things cans do not agree to or appreciate which the management had prepared but they forgave all else for his mostly upon the spot duitng the day Hot strong arraigpment of the Chicago cofteo and barbecued meats suniiorted bv platform arid free silver fallacies ptcscakcs and sicb things formed a pari and his able vindication of sound Â¬ Last Saturday was n good day in old Hopkins for the Sound- Money cause Hon Thos W Bullitt of Kentucky came from his home in Louisville to address our people on tho Money question anu was greeted both at Madison- Â¬ villc and Earlington by large crowds of people of nil parties who t T Whitley County v sfaifiiira VsWfrrK 3 rrt r Telegraph Address JELLICO Kentucky iKii9 LUMP OF BIRD EYE COAL TENS JELLICDF MM - MINERS AND SHIPPERS OF the well knoWn Jellico Vein ih VANDERPnnL Sp Unsurpassed both as a Steam and a Domestic Coal S Sole Miners of tlieFamous--i3II- n g-- BYE CANNEL S A Â¬ Special attention giveii to Mining Screening and Handling gj S WE ARE PREPXRED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY GIVE US PLEASE ADDRESS TRIAL TO ALL Â¬ COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY THE TsiilUUiUliMUiUiUiUU than his services then Gov Brown dc he said voted two columnc and a half telling of the Crime of 73 but for got to say that silver liau been re stored in 1878 Col Bullitt made no statement that he did not nrovc and dial lenged any man to ffucstiou the correctness of any of his statements He said if any one was dissatisfied as to the accuracy of any statement or the proofs he should offer he would take pleasure in meeting any gentleman or a committee of three after the spcakicg at his hotel and would there give them a written statement of what ho had said and show them the proofs And that if he failed to prove his statement conclusively he was w lling the committee should report back to the people that he bad attempted to deceive them It is needless to say that no committee waited on Col Bullitt But Judge Dempsey did fire at his track Saturday night before the Bryan club and accused him of gross misstatement Â¬ Â¬ iUUUUiUiWiUUlWU Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ that man now is worth no more Â¬ fs Â¬ Â¬ the shaft Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ 1 d Â¬ Mr and Mrs O W Rash of Hoidcrson visited the family of J R Rash Sunday Hev Mark M liners 1 Dckers Point Pa saya fiend Chambeilaina Iiin 111 need of a gooJ liniment nml that he considers It the best hi Ins ever used Halfc is especlilly valuable for rheu- lame back sprains swellings cutr and scalds It is one of the flarkable medicines in existence will bath surprise and do ffects ss and so cent bottles or sate by KEkHv Drug Store Earlington Hen T Koblnson Mortons Gap George Klug St Charles 4flHJ ministerki recomHalm Id any ono mrm liii brsurns Mrs Rash and daughter Mabej of Madisonvillc spent Sunday with Mrs W D Crenshaw Will Cazort and John Dcvney attended tlicEvnnsville fairThurs fliy Why suffer with Constipation Indiges tion nnd Sick Headaches when Dr Carl atcdis German Liver Medicines will cure jou They do not weaken tho organs- on which they acl but regulate tho whole ostein thereby bringing relief lo tho sufferer Syrup 50CU and fi per bottle Powder 23 cts Every bottle guaranteed or money refunded For sale by St Ber nard prug Store Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ ir pJU- - Tho sidewalks upon the south tide of Railroad Street will soon be completed The work under tho supervision of Mr Thomas Whit The lord is being pushed rapidly brick for sidewalks upon Method Jst Hill have been delivered and the residents of that godly section will soon be abla to take their feet out of tho miry clay J hlubly respected citlsen nn old resident and tf our towno ailed this morning and her purchasing a boltto of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dlar If anyone asks ou rheoa Hemedy sad if this remedy will da el that Is claimed or it tM hm yrand reer tuera to mo ILjf SrpKB Tvtlynoldsvllle Pa No pne of tils medicine after givlflplaif trit Thai It is pleasant psctalty val Â¬ and 36kjvU making It by the r phlldreo uable For St Batfd Drag Store Karlagloa 1MT KoWiwosi MorloM Gap George King St Charles Jesse L Test Esq cffijttbvali4 Tobacco users will had in another col umn an item of decided ntofM to them luuded tDont Stop Tobacoo Â¬ ihiiio The BttlC tho General Baptist Church But little remains to be done Tb make the complexion good and tho completion except making the seats and this will be use Dr Bells Peppermint commenced at once Tho congregation breath sweet Miss Mollie Plain of Madison- Â¬ Chill Tonic It purifies the blood ridsjou has secured a nice bell to adorn their edi- Â¬ Â¬ villc visited Miss Sallic Farns- of malaria and is an upbuilding tonic aid- fice and notify the public when to come worth Friday Pleasant laste and pleasant out and sit under Iho sootblog sound of ing digestion The members of this branch the guspel effect 50c Guaranteed by all dealers of tho vino and their pastor Rev J A Ayers Sarsaparilla is not a secret pre- Â¬ Burden deserves great credit for tbeir un- Â¬ paration Any physician may have Iho Republican Club Organized by tiring efforts lo secure a bouse of worship formiih on application 1 ha secret of lis which will stand as a lasting monument to Hon E Q SebrcentCorydon their zeal and energy success as a medicine lies in its extraordin Â¬ Ky Sept CoKYDONt 22 ary power to cleanse the blood of impuri- Â¬ Become One ol Us Sebrco lion E ties and cure the most deep seated cases of Special1 addressed the pcpplu of this place blood disease Mr Robt Fenwirk n former citizen of last night on the issues of the day this place who has been residing in Hen years returned last Mr Frank Fox has been having making a very able argument it dersonandfor several with us again taking cast not being of the sky scraping kind weekhis abode his lot a pretty lively tussle with malaria in tho Gougb House up at however but eloquent and logical which under the magical touches of Mc for three or four days painted Fadan and last accounts Frank was in the lead in its simplicity of the kind that pered until son has been thing of and pa beauty it glown ns a was calculated to make the man on and bids fair to come out ahead rail- Â¬ In bygone jears tlic fence tumble to the side which road man and ueMr Fenwick was a learn that he will resume mansion and cabin oltke that avocation To gain flesh and strength and get rid of protects After the speech thcro was a Re- Â¬ that tired feeling useYucutan Chill Tonic which The Mystic Tic publican club organized Tasleles contains no poison Every bot Â¬ by the Popocratic standPrico jocts The great measured tle guaranteed The members of E W Turner Lodge would number 170 but ac- No A M held a called meeting tonic for toning up tho system Do your ard 548 P cording to the rules dnd regula- Â¬ Monday night for ilia purpose of conferring bones ache Do you wake up with a bad tions of an honest standard would the third degree upon Leslie Reynolds tasle In our mouth Is your tongue coated bo but 85 strong without adding If so you need a Tonic The question J R Rash prusided and the victim was names of many absentees arises which is tbo best Yucatan Ctlll the wUlzed through in approvtM stla Quite Tonic is Invincible It never falls to Dr Carlstedts German Liver Powder is n good sized crowd was in attendance al Â¬ A guarantee with the cheapest purest nnd bst family medi though tho meeting was not generally cure above symptoms 4very bottle Take no substitute but in cine in the world tor Dyspspsia Constipa Â¬ known The brethren of the compass and M has a clear sist on getting Yucatan which Is the most tion and Sour Stomach square have been to busy mauufacturing guarantee lo cure Price 25015 at St Ber Â¬ pleasant and at the same time most effect- Â¬ nard Drug Store new Masons this season Ibat called meet Â¬ ive Chill Tonic ever produced For sale ings are a frequent necessity N Excursion Rates L by SI Bernard Drug iJtoro ShcEXSpccs to Get Them Round trip tickets to Louisville A parly consisting of Henry Bourland Mrs Wm Day requests us to state that Mrs Margaret Douriand Will Koblnson on account of the fall meeting of Louisville Drivfug and Fair Asso- Â¬ sho lost a pair of gold rimmed spectacles and Henry Hrcvnin rrent over to the containing the same last They ciation at one fare plus 100 for und the case Trl Slale Fair last Thursday Sunday in tho vicinity of the admission Sept 27th to Oct 3rd Christian somewhereThe finder will not only complain of having a pleasant and church limited to Oct 5th agreeable time rceetve n liberal roward here upon earth Tickets to Henderson on account but nil doubtless have an additional star 11 THERE IS A of Bicycle Races Sept 24th atone set in the luture crown for tbo commend- Â¬ to their CHILL TONIC faro for round trip good returning nbla act of returning said specs their lossbe Is nighted owner who owing to Which cures the chills that tastes like on Sept 25th see through a glass not even able to Penoermlnt candy Instead of arsenic or darkly at the lime of this writing any other poison It simply contains taste Â¬ Ohio County Fair less syrup of Qainlno Iron Peppermint Mrs D J Wordworth and Tho Ohio County Fair will bo and extract of May APPleRoot Everybody October j daughter of Philadelphia aro vis says it tastes good and alt dealers guaran Â¬ held at Hartford Ky tee it to euro Its name is Dr Bolls PepÂ¬ 2 and 3 Tho officials are using iting Mrs McManus in this city In rendering the YWnrt nvnrtinn In limkn linn the permint Chill Tonic Quinine tasteless we dont hurt It but we Dr A W Jackson and family This s You know how best air in f heir history fix it so it wont hurt you have returned from the East mattes your ueaa the twuriticth annual exhibition the old fashioned quinine buzz and your hearing bad Dr Dells Mrnnd Mrs II E Eudaley of A Banner School District Peppermint Cbilt Tonic is without un ob NebOji are now residents of this city jection and if you can get two or three Wo could give the name and doses beiprecntii lime youn never nave ReV T C PcteTs and wife were the chill You know what a fine tbtBg number of a school district in Hon Pwmermlnt is for indigestion and stek kins County in which there is only in Earlington Tuesday en route to K acli and you knowf bow Iros make One BryantRernocratjc voto and Lottisvjllo Annual Conference at YylhUnTyou MllMieso goou anu Both are in good one doubtful The olher voters Ilopkinsvillo Root to pUasantly move off May 1m Brother Peters preached McKiolay jlnd Squnrt health ooMtipUsq Dr fklls FjprmWt Chill are all for Complexion i4 U tb Money and yill vote accordingly Tuesday evening and was heard Tonic ok most ps wtrfui Hpwiiwmg tonw in im by a large- - number of good friends bottle for jo cents or aaj world Aire- - yo nhscribfr tp Tik of former day wjien he was pas by SI Mrt rd Drug Store HarlingtOni B YW should be torhere ori King Hi Cbarla Â¬ Pills the liver and bowels and Cure sick headache 0 Â¬ pastbut Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ speaking here bore the heading Old Time Democracy He said he was of that kind and not of any new fledged Democrocy That he was raised a private member of the Democratic part which he was taught to believe stood for all that was safe in political government and that he cast his first vote for Jno C Breckinridge That from the foundation of the Government the Dcmdcratic party had stood for good government and against Communism had class never known a that it has enforced the law whether violated by a mob in Chicago or in any olher form His first lesson in politics was that the old time Democratic party owed it to itself and duly to preserve the honor of the country That this party had stood upon tho Constitution and had withstood all changes has doctrine of never known the I have yet to He said hate take on that new creed that teaches differences in government for dif He spoke of Wm ferent classes J Bryan who aspires to fill the place that Thomas Jefferson once filled that Geo Washington once filled as the man who 111 his swing around the circle denounces Scarcely a sentence all men certainly not a finished thought that he docs not denounce some bbdyrprmcipally money the grabber rWlib are the money I was taught that the grabbers first duty a man owed to his family was to make himself independent if he could do so Abe Lincoln split rails and Andy Johnson was taught by his wife to read and write Wc need to preserve old No new creed time principles and especially no new creed of hatel I denounce it as not Democratic and as unpatriotic He said Mr Bryan sent Chairman Jones to St Louis to solicit the Populist nomination If there ever was a party from which Democrats differ it is the Populist Party Speaking of the Supreme Court he said The life tenure is to be abolished and thejudgesputupona footing of cross road constables If I had believed all my life that Ircc coinage of silver was necessary to prosperity when I looked at this de- Â¬ liberate attack upon the liberties of that court would that part induce me to reject the platform as dishonor and a degradation Furthermore he stated that Blackburn holds his position in the Senate to day by virtuoof tho integrity of a Republican Supreme Court Speaking of bolters he said he had tried to bolt out of the Columbus prisoh with Capt Hock- ersmitb but had failed He de My test of regularity is clared not in the form It goes deeper No form will ever betray me to the abandonment of those principles to which I have always held The Kcntuckian who abandons his courage whether upon tho held of carnage or elsewhere loses the I am not name of Kcntuckian to he bound by any treachery or betrayal to abandon the principles of my party As to the silver plank of the Chi cago platform he said there was not a word of truth m tho statements of fact contained therein In regard to tho Crime of 73 surreptitiously passed etc ho said of any member of Congress who was a member nt the time and did not know of the act and its passage that the opinion of Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ money Col Bullit said he was pleased that the announcement of his OPECIAL ATTENTION OIVSN TO LIVERY STABLE A HEARSE jgJiJL Skii7U J3sidVlij Vbk9B S ZPURNISHCO ON BHOFIT NOTICe IKE DAVIS FUNERALS ar First Class Turn Outs at Reasonable Rates MY RIGS ARE THE DEST IN THE CITY Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot SPECIAL ATTBNTION PAID TO TRAVELING MEN 4 ISAAC DAVIS 179 SHORT BAILEYS For a TIlVIIEp wn We will sell 0 K 4 200 SHOES Lost Strayed or Stolen1 VL From my lot in Earlington Ky on the night of Monday Sept 14th 189G ono mare mule about 14 bands high daik mouse color small white spot on right hip in good condition about ten years old Also one horse mule dark bay 18 or 19 hands high some gray hairs in face about 15 ears old very wide hip a ismall white spot ou top of neck where collar buckle shows mark of cut by rope just above hoof on one fore leg Suitable reward for return of mules or Information leading lo their recovery 0 in 179 Per Pair FOR CASH This is done to in- Â¬ troduce the best TWO DOLXAR Shoe ever put on this market If you want the Best Bargain ever offered COME QUICK How much we lose on each pair of Shoes is our business and your rIM See the Big Pile of them in our Window H 0 Monroe Dailev Uarlington Ky CHARLES Jno McAisterfcUOnrLondale lAitin I t BAILEY IkInisor-i-vill- 8c CO was in Uitnliu Mrs Richaid Williams of Foster la is visiting her sister Mrs U P Rogers of this place Den T Robinsbn and family of Mortons Gap spent the day with us list Sunday 179 rmaTT5flEn KI OLASS Zi Kv Tnu protracted meeting at the Christian Church is being well attended There have been six additions up lodateTucsday Some of our Gold Uug Democratic friends who went to Madisonvilla last Saturday were very much pleased with Mr liullllls speech Mr D II Klusmeier and daughter have returned I9 their borne in Pensacola Fla Ulloy bad Tho his lg broken last Sunday evening boy with some others was playing bmong some logs when one of them rolled over with the nbove result Lido Cheek died last Mflndiy morning pnd was buried at tho C P Cemetery on Tuesday She was honest and Industrious and had provided herself wilt a modest It home by the labor of her ovn hands Is not known what disposition will bo made of her home and savings at this time Prof Goobel who is largely responsible for the progress mide by the St Charles Urass Band is again with us and will rive the boys another series of lessons Hall Rates Plus Claud Uiley soa of Henry BarnetHrnoliljV Vi EARLINGTON KY iffiKlB LIVERY inEtir3 X2IIBy Feed and Sale Stable nnST Number one rigs on short notice HEARSE QUICK SBRViV JNO T BARNETT Manager 9 t k tallij Round ttie HHHfliCbJTL M J vUiHBaijBrvB FOR Sound Money National Honor Home Prosperity Â¬ 200 UUIIUNGTON IIOUTB Â¬ To the West and Northwest Sept 15th 29th Ocl Gth and 20th round trip 30 days limit to Nebraska Kansas Wyoming Utah JJIack Hills nnd cerium parts of Colorada Splendid through trains of chair cars seals free handsome compartOnly ment obsesvation vestibule sleepers dining car lino to Denver via St Louis and Kansas City cafe plan pay only for what you order The Ilurlioglon Route is the original Harvest Excuision line See the magnificent corn crops of Ne Send to the undersigned for braska pamphlets on Missouri and Nebraska and consult local agent for rates and train ser Â¬ Â¬ Tfte New YORK ie WeeKLY TRIBJflK Tho I cs ex d lings 3STettioracl F5o jpittlioeitrx IT ta xirx 1 1 y jpajpor vice L W Wakely G P A LA A St Loulr UELLE JARDINIERE I I v Easy to Take to Operate L FRIT5CHSDIM FASHIONABLE I t Will make a vigorous and relentless fight through the Presidential campaign for principles wliich will bring prosperity to the entire country Its campaign news and discussions wjii interest and should be read by every American citizen Wo S- X -M- Are features peculiar to Hoods Wis Bmall In size tasteless efficient Uioroujli A ouo man Furnish Tha Bee and the New York Weekly Tribune in ntl Uri W 4M You never know you mmm un hate tekena pm till It is an 1 no at ii co ItoDirltimrs Xjwell Mas Ttw euly Villi to akp with Jfon4n fUrsitnnrlllif Hoods owf ERCHANT TUUW- FOR ONO YEAR FOR ONLY 125 T IMPORTER CASH IN ADVANCE and t s a r III OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS St n III Upper Vm lie ojruetttr solicits tluICOUQir hi m RvoyI J llm pAtroaanciot Ids Mpr- - THE BEE Write your namo nnd address on a postal card send it to Geo W Bct Room a Tribtino Building New York City and a sample copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE wjll be mailed Address all orders lo to you mf -- 4 i cg iia TKnMBl- Onscatrfio- Yaar In advance Su Monlhi Three Monlhn 33ee n V T I Si lr Bee Publishing A Ill I 7 ro Hi oo A It ft r BBRNAJRD COAL COMPANY p QQAL tlNOOnPORATED 1 L N RAILROAD THH GF1BAT Miners and Shippers of t - THROUGH TRUNK UNI between the cltlen ot M wy QQKE Ky l lisis n 4 vh A General K i t Offices Eeir liragtoxTL Cincinnati Lexington Lottintnllo Evansvillo St Louis And the cities ot PuaUSIISM POPULISTS VIEWS jj TInJnn Mm on tlie Questions of he Day and In Inupnt Altitude of the Iopulht Parlr RirnKKrSri7ii M HMU Tiiiui iiiiuii V OTL Whojeeale Agentw t S jl v n n n A -- Manager Mrniti i ninctniii C ROUSE Bronch Officer itni Manager i - Nashyillo Mcmpliin MontRomcry Mobllo nnd Now Orlcnnii - n imh uMWn i i aaucaii iivy iii oai1 i j Manaecr uor main ami Auction StF W BRIDGMAN Memphis Tenn A S - FORD Manager - Without Chnnpro 8PEUD AND UNKIVALHD a JOHN T IIESSER Ilausor Building St Louis Mo ncn llnr rn islii iiiMIUf wi i 111 It Madisonviu f Ky Sep 1 3 9G SOUTHEAST AMD SOUTH Editor Bek Many ask why it is that the M THROUGH COACHES K Democrats cant tell the truth lrom above cities to Naahville nhotit this matter of coinage and and Chattanooga mak things generally when making ing direct conrpecclics The reason they cant nection do so and answer arguments put WITH PULLMAN PAIACK CARS forth by the Republicans is that the SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING For Atlanta Savannah Macon natural inclination to mislead and PITHY PARAGRAPHS Jacksonville and Points deceive the people makes such We hive 630000003 full legal tender silver IN FLORIDA INConnntiATcn West Virginias coal biilnrw as reported by liars of them that it is a matter of money given to the people for loo cents on Ibe our correspondent is by no means as llourhhing impossibility for them to tell the dollartn gold To adoptlie pilver standard would Connections are mado at Guthrie shrink to one hall of its present value not only tisllwastn the spring and early summer and truth Now how do they intend to this silver money but Iho greenback bank and Nashville for all points while tin re is no material changt during the past liindlo their llirce way ticket It notes subsidiary silver and In fact Ihn whole wrek tho dullness Is fcidrdlv prnnomiccd in North East South and West seems lo ma that if Mr Bryan in body of our currency except gold All bank de nrnly nil llic field In Pullman Palace Cars tends to accept Mr Watson as posits would shrink 10 the same extent since Bryan is qoing lo New Kngland in Ojober tto his Kooiii running mate it is hiyh though gold value was deposited cheap silver EMIGRANTS month of wormy chrMmitt would be payable The unlimited coinage of tim he was doing so I will tell 011 Seeking homes on the line of th sdver is but another name for gigantic and whole my brother Populists what they in- - sale fraud Illinois is the next Slilo to IVnnsivanlj In tho road w receive special low rate pmduclion of rojl tciulio do They mean to keep hold Tim mlnrs tt in llo touih See aqorits ol this company hit enipirt uflhu Stale ird imploy 35000 men rates ing off on this matter until it is too The money question Is oho that affects the laroutes c or write to New Ulor saving melliitU aru constantly brin late for us to hold another conven- boring people of the coil region moit vitally and g p 1 a C P Atmo In more ways than one introduced one of Iho hint LeiiiR ilm culling tion and they will squeeze out Mr machine with which one man nndn the work of Free coinage of silver in Iho first place means Louisville Kentucky Watson fifteen the absolute reduction of wages almost one half v Do you intend to sit idly by whit- To the cokcrs howeverit means more There h a funny slht up in a Franklin County tle sticks clicw homo made tobacco It Is no secret that iron men and business men ONLY A Me town on a highway totderd tj well lillrd generally rightly or wrongly it does not matter and talk free silver until it is too feel that the triumph of sound money will farms and neat aim home make In front of one of NIGHTS late for action I saw lots of Pop the country prosperous while a victory for the niceit looking rrtidrnces thu owner has ulists getting ready to start for free silver will make a money panic erected a sign board as largo as n birn door RIDE St Bernard Coal Tipple tn Tennessee Kiver at Paducah Ky for Supplying Steamboats and on it are pilntid tho words Under the first condition they will proce I I hive voted Henderson to hear Bryan speak my last Democratic llckrl and dont j 011 forget They cill him the second Moses with confidence and this Very fact will mako it The farmer lulng ncrosstho road his a business good LOU They make as much fuss about similar board and on it Is the incrlplion to Under tho latter they will not proceed at al My Bryan as if he were a second timdiity wilt rule capital will hide Industry will sentiments aro just like tl oso of my neighbor iilTX Christ but four years ago they droop labor will lack employment and want will across the way were howling and cursing the follow THE LIMITED Steam coal shows very little if any improve Democratic party calling them The fattest and Tlnctl Trains making direct ment and probably will not uniil Iho weattier When a mechanic coal miner or workingman connections tu Points la robbers thieves and scoundrels grows colder or industrial plants show some signs of any kind in the United States is banded bis MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA Toda3 they are ready to fall down pay envelope with its mingled bills and silver of aclhitr irices on slem vnrielies aro still af and lick their feet dragging on the bottom ARKANSAS TEXAS But this is the coin he knows just what he is getting hence the way You mistreat a dog and does not trouble himself to see whether they are OKLAHOMA MGXICO Shipper are exercising great caution in regard he will get lose and play around United States silver certificates sational bink and CALIFORNIA to credits and collections are generally slow but you and lick your hand I never notes or any ojber bills one is just as good as Ask far Tickets via the not quite so bad as during August These have another and will buy 100 cents worth of food could understand this unless the clothing etc for every dollar represented Not Â¬ CHESAPEAKE OHIO SOUTHWESTERK when you can had and will conttnuo to hive the effect ot repoor dog was glad he got off with only this but ho cm Inko these same bills and rtAIUIOAD stricting the movement of coal nnd may account out being killed We the Pops obtain ibeir gold value of 100 cents on Ibe dollar for the slight concessions on practically cash for a C n rtYAN passrtiotn and Tick tTAotNr less ton Ticuct ernet ito t ounm vt less a very slight discount for exchange in Engsales heard of though tha circular is generally lire the dogs in this case Dont land France Germany Holland or other Euromaintained Retail kales all over the West re OHN CCHOU O Q HATCH will do you know my brother Populists pean country on a gold basis But with free as one ton main very quiet and largely for smaller Ccnl Manactr Cenl rasa Agent coinage of silver he would lose anywhere from than ordinarily obtained that the Democrats will promise LOUISVILLE KY 43 cents to 50 cents for every dollar be had anything to get in power Dont Again under the tG to 1 ratio he would find his I wo as the only persons Coke for foundry use is very quiet but crushed you remember when they ran wages practically cut In would be the owners of who would be benefited coke Is growing in favor and may supersede a Horace Greely for the Presidency silver mines good tonnage of anthracite coal A A man that never drew a Democratic breath in his life a man who with to per cent interest Oaco Curo that you can sell to advantage that came to lead the working men I 1 lMErW J W PBITCHHTT I said time and again Show me a fM I is not a substitute but a scientific enre rather than a few knotty hard out of bondage We have shown Sufficiently Heated that cures without the aid of will power Democrat and I wiU show you a Well Watered ana witu no inconvenience II leaves tne BELMONT Lighted by Gat MADISON VI LLE KY horse thief This is a fact gentle- Â¬ little thugs sour enough to make a our inability to perfect and mainsystem as pure and free from nicotine sis the day you took your first chew or smoke Tills House Is Newt Why dont you raise tain a party organization and they pig squeal men The Democrats were the Furnishings are Hew us in the ranks Cured Uy Uoco Curo and Oatncd Thirty Everything Flisl clast do n t lis ca e I mention this to peaches that will sell in anybodys intend to work Pounds as they term it of tried and true show you what you can expect from market KY MADIBONVILLE From hundreds of testimonials the origiI wonder what the Now I am a fair sample of the Democracy such a party The Populist party nals of which aro on the Hie and open to e Kj Tories Proprietor inspection the following is presented I am a single man world will think of our Populists when first organized pledged itstlf poor mechanic Clayton Kevtda CoArk Jan ail 1893 Eureka Chemical to abolish all other parties pledged and make 12 per week pay S3 00 I know it will say that the party It re Co La Croite WU Surplus Fund Uemlcmen lor forty year I ned labacco la Capital Stock Paid In has been sold to the silver wing of itseit to abolish the National Banks for board per week and blow in the 60000 tlE000 forms For twenty Dvo years of that lime all iti COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 1867 Iwaiacreat sufferer from general debility and and now we are asked to vote for rest Does anyone hear me com- the Democratic Party platform heart disease lor fifteen years tried to quit What a shameful ending Now lets and all filr H National Bank president for the plaining of hard times but couldnt took various remedies amonr 01 Irl vTrrt others The Indian Tobacco An- Â¬ recond highest office within the take a view of my past life When to a party that had inch bright burnt in- - IfjJ J tidote Double Chlkf ide of Cold etc etc prospects before it Had we been gift of the American people but none of them did mo the least bit of good Will I was 16 years of age I went in a true to ourselvos for a few more Finally however I purchased a box ot your Banker you do it Remember if you vote shop at 75 cents per day to learn UNKNE Baco Curo and It has entirely cured me of the Â¬ Ij wconn f for Bryan you vote to elect Scwall the Machinist trade After three years wo could have had free silhabit in all li forms and I have Increased thirty pounds In weight and am relieved of all the MadisotiOille K for there are a great many States years I got 200 per day and went ver free whiskey free trade free TnTftf EUNSYlllE U numerous aches and pains of body and mind I Can you afford to vote anything that will have no Bryan and Wat on up to 400 per day I have could willoa quire of paper upon my changed fpransacis a ereraPS5 feelings and condition Yours respectfully son Electors I will tell you brother made an average 250 per day all for Bryan and Sewall Pause be P II Maaauxr BanKin Business opulists what I intend to do 1 the time after I Idarned the trade fore it is too late for I tell you as Pastor C P Church Clayton Aik HASHVIU sure as you do you will destroy the Sold by all druggists at it 00 per box ntend to vote for McKinley and For each year I have earned Special attention given to Collections Veto for froo silvor nnd I will bo ablo to got Silver Mino Owner three boxes thirty days treatment In three years people will ROUTE Or THE 230 1 Iobart Electors I will then know Now for eighteen years parly 88250 with iron clad written guarantee or sent all this bullion of mind colnod into dollars CHICAGO and working I have forgotten such a party ever who I am voting for You all can the time I have been direct upon receipt of price Write for IlMlTED Farmer nnd Mechanic A Populist Thats all right for yon bnt whero do wo h Scientific American do as you please have earned 1588500 My board existed booklet and proofs Eureka Chemical NASHVILLE coruo In Mfg Co La Crosse Wis and lioston Honest money and a chance to has cost me in that time 360000 Tlie ONLY Exohniigo Mass Unklc Jonny on Politicks Balance after paying for board and earn it by honest toil ought to suit Pullman VoetlbuleU Tram florvtca wltl Buzzard Hill KvSept 4 96 Hbwent and Finest Day Coaciioa us this is McKinley How much clothing S6885oo Is it the fault Hleopora and Dlnluc Jam EARLINGTON FREE LIBRARY Mistur Bee Editor of the Government that I am still better do you want times than they Miss Lizzie Rash visited the Misses Lit I hev bin thinkin fur sum tim I tho shavens looked like a fine pile What were at the end of 892 Dunns working as hard as ever OAVRATn SOUTH uv green grass to tho ole mule so tlepage Saturday and Sunday She spent TRADE M AUKfl I AzSaUP1 -- TO Weekly Review said on Dec 31st could a good business man do with wud rite to yur jurnal about the ho DCSICN PATCHT11 tho day Sunday in hunting priprs and Open from 10 a m to 9 p m daily ct a bate uv tho shavens and it capvnirii r n m The people except Sunday In ten years he could money question 688500 1892 today closes the most proshazelnuts Fcrrc Haute Indianapolis jiMMbonK writa lo tar iuionnauu ain mtoMUVAT New JIUNN You ix m around mi settlement iz sorter killed him dolA Cordial Invitation is extended to whoperous year in the history of the be worth a hundred thousand OWcit bureau for soiitiiuriirnuiuuieilca Miss Ella Lilllepage and Mr Robert is gist the wa the silver That Ivtrr IlU ut lakrlldiit It us Lronnht Iwroro ever may find a spare half hour to im CHICAGO toe puLllo l a uoliunlrwn tn JthnQ In Uia nation Why do Populists cry lars in round numbers And this is mixed up on the big qustion but Murphey of Morions Gap eloped last the case with ninety nine out of most uv thorn iz fur gold standard mine oner- haz dun the peeple Wednesday to Tennessee where they were prove their lime at lbs FREE LH3KARY for more money I individually Milwaukee St Paul Tha hav put spekttkles over the united In marriage pnd returned Thursday say it is not more money wo need every hundred men of this country I belecv that is best cny howc I MORE THAN 500 VOLUMES rln tiUtlrn ofroiy r finite tuiptr In tha lAltnt peeples cjci an makoq unsoud lo Morions Gap whero they will make rrTa THE IniUillv Imirausi iuiiil No but better money if possible You today They live up their income kin gist tell yu whut 111 farmers nmii rkonll without it UYLIr lntllrrut aioo MORE THAN FIFTY PERIODICALS muny look like sound muny az it their future homo ttllltJ 11MUI1 Atirrun JlllK Ts CO HI AND NORTHWEST cayj 011 cant get a good price for arid as the sandsof life run down wants wee dont cheep mtiny nor made the shavens Wiiiuci UAjaJwy lew Voiltfltr DAILY WEEKLY MONTHLY t ROGERS I P JEFFRIES look lik green Following is tho program for September your tobacco If you grow more they begin to curse this glorious cheep laber Whin wen git a dolar Sua Pait Agt I A nvsnsvill InJ Valuable Case of Minerals 30a Specimens wee want it tu goe fur 100 cents grass an the peepel will eat a big 4 qhsllanooRaTeniin H R GRlSWALD DR HENDENHAELS will the price be hotter It is pot country of ours this land of the Song Hy Circle A G P A bate uv the unsound stuff an it will Krantrllla InJ 340 Species Labeled more tobacco we need but better free this homo of the brave And Wee want it to bee sound Ef IMnOVED Opening Addrcs Uy P A Cavanaugh Unklo Jonny free silver taks plac wont it bee kill them tu CURIOSITIES PflOM TUB INDIAN MOUNDS Song Uy Circle tobaccog In Webster Co livej one here youaremy Populist brethren OP HOPKINS COUNTY A FIND Hecilation Ily Mrs Lula Portrr right in line with the Democrats gist as hard tu git a dolar then az Henderson Foxwcll colored OOLLBOTION Select Reading Uertha Offutt ur Joloied Jifiens going to get fooled again Dont it iz now who got 7 cts for his tobacco this Short Talk IJy E Marlin Naiiva woods ir4 varieties in form of you know this split in the DemoWhin the muny qtistian fiurst year His was a better tobacco Declamation Uy Lillie Harper All communications and nutters ol newi per picture frames which collection was exMlHlaSaSaSaSaHi Do you know why Uncle Hender- cratic party alter McKinley licks kum up tha tol me that yu cud DlnliiK 10 lliis column JlioulJ bo ailareueil 10 Song Hy Circle jHaWaSaaaB hibited at Ibe Worlds Columbian Expo Clio ALrxANptR Karlington Kv the stuffing out of both of you will find muny on bushes and skattcrcd Select Reading Dy Josle Dickerson sons tobacco was better than sition Closing Address J Craig Because lie did not sit be adjusted and the poor old Pops along every pig path in tho kentry yours Mrs Hei tha Haw kins and Herbert Gar Debate Resolvothatn president is more Photographs and Photograghlc Trans rett were nt Bvansvllle last week around the Cross Road groceries will get the life squeezed out of but found difercnt from that benefit lo tho counlry than a kingAffirm pirencles numerous and beautiful Bui what a record for the I wuz rccdm in the papper tother rquirt tobacco juice through his them Miss Marie Earl left for Princeton Inl ntlve E Hollands negatho W M Kilo poor mans party the party that da whur thair wuz free silver in Sunday a week ago teeth and talk Irec silver or bust Prize collection of grasses exhibited at brow Columbian Exposition Kong IlljsWfassssssssw God bo With You Till Wo M You see he looked at the matter in is against Banks Trusts and Mo- China and Japan and laborers thair Mrs Amanda Ilaukins returned from Agiln Ily Circle this light LaWaSaSaSaSaHsi While the other fel- nopolies taking sides with such wuz a gitten frum 10 to 30 cents Evansvillo Friday W HiJRRNAGAN Prest and Genl Manager lows are talking J will fight the people as Bryan Sewall Stewart per da Ef that iz whut free silIHV yaaSaSaSaHaiHIilaaBRD J Mr Hitch Phelps of Hopklnsvllle was O W WAODILI DONT STOP TOBACCO Cashier worms and hoc and sucker my to Teller Tillman Altgeld Debs and ver doz wee dont want any free in the city Sunda The workingmen of silver in this kentry 3fopkinn Launtu Result more tobacco and Company bacco People hero Come out to tho reading room to night HOW TO CURU YOURSELF WHILE tobacco than his neighbors this country arc the biggest fools is talkin that tha kaint git no and hear tho program better qiABANTEED TO CURE j HwwbjvMB U rt USINO IT Why dont the farmer get on earth especially those south of gold and there is no gold raised That iz Tho baseiuM boys went to Crablreo CHILLS AND FEVER And Malaria In nil Forms Taatelesa Kono The tobacco habit grows on n man until Dixons line I will tell a mistaik there iz gold In 91 yu Sunday Why dont you Mason up and hustle eomiimi without tho nboTo picture nn1 tho his nervous system is seriously affected fclgnature or J O Meinlenhall clean up your fence corners Why you the fact and I have observed cud git a check cashed for 200 in Mr Darbeo his a very sick child Impairing health comfort nnd happiness Prloo 60 oonto nt nil Doalors Madisonvillk Ky dont you go along that little stream this since I joined tho Populists gold az quick az you cud in silver Bob Williams child Is very sick To quit suddenly is too severe a shock to PREPARED ONLY BY that wonders through your meadow that in States where there has been But since this free silver craze kum Mrs Ausbnrn Is the system as tobacco to nn invetrrato very sick - - - 50000 jet user becomes a slimulant that bis system Capital Stock EVANSVILLE IHD or corn ficldand kill out the weeds an unbroken reign of Democracy up every body iz keepin their gold wages arc less than ii any other an puttin out nil uv their silver and Mrs Edgar McNary was in Madison continually craves Uaco Cnro is a Sold by Maltinglv Co Karlmglonj briars and willows and plant up to Transacts a general banking business villa Friday sclentifc cure for tha tobacco habit In all tnd invites the accounts of tho citizens of Crablreo Coal Wining Company lUJey the very waters edge Dont you section of tho country You take green backs fur feer that tha kaint Keniucky Mr Fd lialloy was nt Madlsonvilla lis forms parefully compounded nfter the Hopkins and adjplning counties know this is the richest part of the mountain sections of our South- get them redeamed Wun tim I Friday formula ot gn eminent lierllu physician Has the fiuest and most secure yaHlt in who has used it in his private nrncttro I8JU8TA3 GOOD FOR ADULTa your farm and dont you know this ern States and you will find the hecrd uv a rite smart man playin a It h purely hit necilon ot Kentucky Thero is a McKinley ami llobart Club tinea 1872 without a failure SN IDEAL FAMILY M EDICINt WARRANTED PRICE SO cts will increase Iho value of it ait hun poor man subsists principally upon trik on an ole mule uv his vegetable nnd guaranteed perfectly harm- Ho got nt Crohon flAfATTA II Wtw J IawkImUii Uffoudra ia icii sou can uso an 1110 totiacco you awl all llrjr ot tbt rarla MMIdna Co Ht lulaMo l sum green spektiklea an put tlicni dred per cent in looks if nothing Democratic promises Uaco Cnro llcnilomeni Wo sold It will WANTED AN riu4 sgvM l botllaa bt Mr nnd Mrs Clrover are nil smiles now want while taklnc iw mm i i auoyu a TABTicipa last Tear Well I hardly know what to call over tho mules eyes Then ho got J HB TABULCSLAW Why dont you preserve ciiirjMio all Va notify yon when more stop Wo give a writ luuigi to paientr iroieet j our lUeaa t they mar thla year In KroM they haven 15 pound baby girl one week ten guaranteq 10to euro vrH John WKiJiiKa wrlnu ot It ors In tho druhiilmia ovt permanently any vrrSPV5rJiltufca those npplo trees and raise a fruit this great Populist Party tho party suni shavens an put in tho troff an old Her name li Susie Hannah j w oia an art clothat re auoE uulmaa mun case with Ibreo boxes or icfund lip money KeeD a Sharn Lookout for Fi pqIi Ttmc nf infpmof to the Retail COAL and COKE TRADE which will appear from time to time permanently occupying this space J - Room 85 Hartford Building Chicogo f MUf ri HVIt BIIORTEaTAND QUICKKST NOUTIt From St Louis Uvansvillo and Henderson to tho Â¬ St Bernard iffijft Coal Cotnpanw Â¬ -- Â¬ Â¬ Â¬ - Â¬ Famous No 9 Coal for all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET SHE IfflS d Â¬ Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal mi fi ofce Top Base Imps and Furnaces Â¬ NARD CRUSHED COKE Â¬ much price the Crushed Coke the same work the best Anthracite Coal get ST BERof One of Â¬ Â¬ 4 ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY Â¬ Hotel -- Â¬ 200 IDeiy f I I HOTEL Â¬ Â¬ 1 bubs5 1 Morton tsfZsM -- 21 Â¬ North PTHE Â¬ Â¬ I I 1M i I 5 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