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Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 29, 1896

Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 29, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) 300dpi TIFF G4 page images Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 bee1896102901_sn87060004 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Bee (Earlington, Ky.): October 29, 1896 Bee (Earlington, Ky.) Bee Publishing Co. Earlington, KY 1896 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. 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William McKin cv the one standard of value among all enlightened commercial nations An hon- ¬ est dollar worth ioo cents everywhere cannot be coined out of 53 cents worth of silver plus a legislative fiat The law of supply and demand every farmer every busi ness man and every workingman perfectly understands in his own occupations governs the price of the precious metals just as cor- jtainly as it governs tho price of farm products manufactures and labor There is another thing in this connection that ought to be mentioned namely that these precious metals arc not consumed ns they arc produced from year to year as tho other products of human industry are but continue to acciiinulalr which demonstrates the impossibility of maintaining a double standard of values It Has certain therefore ns any which ¬ ¬ f Gold is Garret A A IIohart L disordered currency is fatal to industry frugality and economy It fosters the spirit of speculation and extravagance It is the most effectual of inventions to fertilize the rich mans fields with the sweat of the poor ¬ mans brow Daniel Weiister dont believe thatyou can legislate up the value of anything any more than 1 believe you can make generals heroes by legislation The Continental Congress tried legislating value up even by resorts to penalties but the inex orable laws of trade as independ ent as tho law of gravitation kept them down I do believe you can legistatt a value down and that you can do it by attempting to leg Roscoe Conkling islate it up February 4 18G2 ¬ fI Lv ¬ ¬ ¬ Must Preserve Oar Credit Credit plays a great part in the If your merchants silver question buy goods from England yon will And that credit amounts to a great deal and on a silver basis we will for this Mini li piy a is why mer This credit chants do not want a silver basis They say that on a silver basis you will rcale down our debt one half Would ou do it and deprive the man you owe of one half of what Shall the nation you owe him ¬ from-sentime- thing that human philoiophy and human experience can establish that the roe coinage of silver at the ratio of sixteen to one will produce an enormous depreciation of the value of the silver d6lar and immediately put the United States upon the footing of n silver stand ard alone And this standard will grow more and more depreciated as lie production of silver is stim ulated by the rfght of every mine owner and dealer to turn his metal worth only fifty one to fifty three cents an ounce into a dollar a compulsory legal tender to every man engaged in labor trade or production Out it is asked what harm will It is said that prices of this do everything will rise accordingly If tho prices of everything labor manufactures food products and all rise in equal proportion what better off is anybody In that case we should be just where we arc now excepting that it will take double the volume of money to do the same amount of business But human experience has proved that prices of every tiling do not in such periods of inflation rise in propor ton and that as it respects the small trader and especially the wage earners prices do not rise in proportion It was found and is proved by statistics carefully Rath crcd that during our wartime in flation and since the pay of the wagc caincrs did not rise in proportion to the rise in the things they had to buy Congress perfectly understood what it was about when it passed tho revised coinage act of 1873 There wasno contention about it although the subject was under consideration for nearly or quite And the omission o two ycars the provision for furtner coinage of silver rose from the same obvious business common sense that the experience and action of Jefferson and the whole course of the Government had shown to be true ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ What arc tho principles of this American democracy for I do not refer to that wild turbulent and destructive form of democracy which has been imported from abroad and which is so nearly nl lied to anarchy that it is almost impossible to distinguish one from the other Liberty regulated and protected by law local sclf govcrnmrnt a strict construction of tho powers delegated by the States and people to their agents no interference with the private business of the citizen except so far as may be necessary for tho preservation of the public peace the public health the enforcement of hdpest contracts and llic maintenance of the just authority of the State and Federal Governments no proscription on account of religious belief freedom of speech f i cede in of the press habeas corpue the subordination ol the militaiy to the civil authori ty no luxation Ltyond the necessi ties of the Government honestly and tconrmically administered the nearest possible approach to the absolute freedom of commercial intercourse at home and abroad and sonnd money for the use of the people in order that their trade may be profitable and that they may not be cheated out pf their earnings by the use of spurJousor depreciated coins or irredeemable paper these are some of the familiar and essential articles in the creed of the old Democracy which during the last hundred years has been illustrated and consecrated by the genius oj Thomas Jefferson the heroism of Andrew Jackson and the courage fidelity and patriotism of Grovcr Cleveland During all that time Democracy has constituted the great conservative force of the country ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ REGULARITY ANI HJSION SILVER QRGOLD e Better than either 5 l Lv ft-- g a healthy liver If tho liver is 0 K tho His blood ia kept man ia 0 K pure hia digestion perfect and no can enjoy lifo and act intelligently ml patiently upon tho questions do it of tho day You nil know what to I say no and not tako You have known it for years do I make this statement but It is Simmons LfverRegulator We must from a selfish reason preserve our credit in the world and if wo adopt a silver basis we We will ruin it the world over basis to help us out want no silver of these hard times because the Dis silver basis is dishonorable trust brought on these hard times in 1893 and hard tunes will last until we turn down these Silvcritcs and when we settle this thing for good and all in November we will For years you and your fathers hear no more of hard times havo found it of sterling worth Thomas B Rkkd It is and always has boon put up Oo Tako only by J H Zeilin The question before Congress 116110 but tho gonuino It baa tho is whether it is now safo and ex Red Z on tho front of tho wrapper pedient to Offer free coinage to the and nothing olao is tho samo and the silver dollar of 4ta4 grains nothing bo good with tho mints of the Latin Union closed and Germany not permit ling silver to be coined as money At current rates of silver the free coinage pf a dollar containg 412J4 grains worth in gold about ninety two cents gives an ttlegitl BEST VIA matt profit to tho owner of tho bul and PEORIA ST LOUIS CHICAGO lion enabling him to tako ninety TO two cents worth of it to tho mint OMAHA MINNEAPOLIS 8T PAUL and get it stamped as coin and CANSAS CITY 8T JOSEPH DENVER MON ¬ NCBRASKA COLORADO forco his neighbor to take it for a TANA UTAH AND PACI ¬ FIC COAST full dollar This is an unduo and which tho Gov- unfair advantage UESTIBULED TRAINS WITH crnment has no right to givo to tho owners of silver bullion and which 3LEEPERSCHAIR CAR8 and DINING CARS defrauds tho man who is forced to A take the dollar L W Wakoley C James G Bmwe ott Cn Mftrt February 7 1878 sijmmm ia ¬ ¬ ¬ a i a V Let us inquire for a moment how far mere considerations of regularity arc influencing the actions of our critics in this campaign The nominations made at Chicago have been parially repudiated by the very men who made them in a majority of the States in the Union The National and State committees appointed to carry on the campaign and pledged to the support of both the nominees of the Chicago convention to thc sup port of one just as much as to the support of the other have in twenty six or seven States deliberately entered into arrangements and combinations to deprive one of the nominees of a large number of electoral votes and give them to another candidate not nominated by that convention nor by any other convention even pretending to be Democratic and yet these gentlemen have the assurance to call us bolters and the presidential candidate himself who has countenanced and encouraged the sac rifice of his associate on the ticket whose nomination was as regular at his own tells us that wc cannot get back imo the Democratic party unless wc come in sackcloth Gentlemen wc are and ashes not out of the Democratic party and we do not intend to go cut or be put out Here in Kentucky the State Committee without au ¬ thority and in defiance of the action of thcState Convention which nominated a full electoral ticket has entered into a contract by which it has traded off a part of the votes of the people actually bar gained sold assigned and transferred them from some of the electoral candidates regularly nominated by the Democratic convention at Lexington to other electoral candidates selected by the Pppulist Committee thus making it impos sible for any citizen of this state to so cast his vote at the approaching election as to give the nomiuess of the Chicago convention the entire benefit of his support Have wc ceased to be Democrats because we refuse tq support this electoral ticket not nominated by the State convention but mutilated and disfigured by the names of now electoral candidates pledged to cast their votes for a wild nnd reck less Populist for Vico President of the United States and who if elected might become President and be invested with all the powers of that great office Tills is not a Democratic electoral ticket it represents threo political parties and political platforms no one of which is according to any doctrinal or historical test that can be applied to it On the one great question which is en grossing the attention of tho peo ple and to which tho presidential candidate is now seeking to subordinate all others thu frco coin age of silver at the ratio of iG to i these platforms nro directly in conflict with tho declarations made upon the subject by all prior Na tional Democratic conventions held in this country ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Carlisle on Frcc Colnngc theory tho result was just the reI have observed only verse all over the world silver So far as The increased two propositions havo been pre rose and gold fell coinage of gold went on and tho sented in suppdrt of the contention value of silver relatively to gold f y jjrjJiRy f 1 that free and unlimited coinage by continued to rise so that the comtho United States alone would so mercial ratio between the two met in increase the value of silver ns nls which was nearly 16 to 1818 had fallen in 1853 even be money and so reduce the value of low the French legal ratio of 15 gold as money that parity would to 1 be established at the ratio of 16 to The natural law upon this sub 1 The first is based upon nn er- jectand wc can neither repeal or roneous assumption of fact and alter it seems to be that when the of cither and Democratic Doctrine the second is refuted by the uni- production legal coinage money tender metal into is form experience of every country increased in proportion to the proThe proportion between the valthat has used the coins of the two duction and coinage of the other metal the relative value of the ues of gold and silver is a mercanmetals as money The first propocoins thus disproportionately added tile problem altogether sition is that the price or value specttve coins to circulation will decrease Just principles will lead us to dis the two words being used inter and the rule v the Garrett A Hoiiart changeably of silver is regulated is the samo whether regard legal proportions altogether the increase consists of gold coins to inquire into the market price of by the law of supply and demand or silver coins This I think is gold in the several countries with and that free coinage by the the general rule as shown by ex6 United States alone would create perience but of course there may which wc shall principally be conv an unlimited demand without ma be causes which retard its effective nected in commerce and to take operation in particular instances terially increasing the supply and or even entirely prevent its opera- an average from them A comconsequently it is said the price tion for longer or shorter periods mission should therefore be apor value of silver relatively to of time During recent years wc pointed to inquire what are the gold would rise The second have seen an enormous increase in proportions between the values of the production of silver such proposition is that the free coinage production as mankind never wit- a fine gold and fine silver at the of silver by the United States alone nessed before and if this great and markets of the several countries would so increase the quantity of constantly swelling stream of the with which we aro or probably legal tender metallic money in the white metal had been allowed to may be connected in commerce Tim world that there would be less de inundate the mints neither the and what would be a proper pro United States nor any other counmand for gold than there now is try would have been able to main- portion here having regard to the kss struggle for it as it is some ¬ tain the parity of its coins at any average of their values at those times expressed and therefore legal ratio now existing or that markets and to other circumstances and flic coinage of gold the price or value of gold would could have been agreed upon Notwithstanding all the efforts and silver at our mints should be I have fall relatively to silver in various that have stated the substance of these prop- countries tobeen made coinage of at the ratio thus dertcrmmed restrict the Thomas Jefferson ositions as strongly in favor of our silver the coins of that metal have Congress shall have power to oppoucnts as possible because been tnoic than doubled in the if the question is to be discussed circulation of the world since 1873 lay and collect taxes duties im ports and cxcies to pay the debts and decided upon its real merits and its value relatively to gold has and provide for the common debeen constantly falling nothing that is material in its fair Notwithstanding all that has fense and general welfare of the consideration should be witheld or been said or may hereafter be said United States Constitution Ar- ¬ ticle 1 Section S concealed to the contrary wc now have a disNo one questions the operation tinct monetary system of our own The situation into whiolwe of the law of supply and demand frctly adopted by our own legisla- have thus been forced has impelled tion without dictation from or conbut the difficulty which confronts sultation with any other nation in us to apply a portion of our industo internal our opponents arises from the fact the world and we have the right try and capitalimprovements manti factures and The that the law itself applies to con- and the power to change it or abol- extent of this conversion is daily ditions which will not exist under ish it altogether whenever we increasing and little doubt remains A 60 CENT DOLLAR WONT HELP HIM TAKE OFF THE SHACKLES choose that the establishments formed and the policy they advocate We may destroy the value of forming will under the auspices Now York Press free coinage The statement that our own money we may by un- of cheaper materials and subsis- by the United States alone would wise legislation drive out the best tence the freedom of lahorJrpM1 create an unlimited demand ior money and compel our own people taxation with us and of projecting silver is founded upon the erron- to keep the poorest for use at home duties and prohibitions become per Thomas Jefferson Mes eous assumption that the Govern- but wc cannot change the value of manent Dob IngcrsoII Defines Money 2500 jcars ago is just as good to ment would purchase all the silver money in other countries or force sage November 8 1808 to receive 50 What is money In the first day as when Julius Casar rode at offered to it at Si 29 per ounceand thoir peoplethe equivalent cents or The first revenue law passed by of 258 75 cents as the head ol his legions Since that placcmoney isthe product of na pay for tun gold or at least pay grains of standard gold We may the United States after the adopture money is a part of nature time darkness has fallen over the for it in something more valuable declare an ounce of silver or an tion of the Constitution was one No man ever made or created Roman Empire and the empire than silver or its paper representa- ounce of copper to be equal in prepared under a resolution of Mr value to an ounce of gold but it Madison which became a law July money Its beyond the power of has passed into oblivion but the tive gold coined shines as brightly now The preamble of this law it will not make it so here or else- 4 1789 Legislatures and Congresses It as in Romes palmiest days ApThe actual fact is that the Gov- where and the sooner we recog- recited is beyond the power of the human plause That is good money Whereas it is necessary for the ernment would create no demand nize this simple fact and cease Money is not made race It and the at all because it would not pur- our efforts to work miracles by support of the Government of manHow the ricxican Dollar flay be has to be found chase any silver whatever it would legislation the better it will be encouragement and protection Money Now remember that Handled James Madison Messimply receive silver bullion from for those who are to come after us ufacturers is something that man can not sage December 2 1809 The Berlin Iron Bridge Com- the owner test it weigh it stamp create It is something that men to be disposed Mexican Dollars for Sale The revision of our commercial find It is a part of nature And pany of East Berlin Conn has it and hand it back laws proper to adapt them to the of by him for whatever it may I am prepared to furnish MexiMoney is something received from its representative at what else place then be worth in exchange for the that docs not have to be redeemed C Lerdo Mexico the contract for commodities he needs The whole can dollars at the market price arrangement which has taken gain in Great Britian will doubtless Anything an iron market house at GuadalaMoney is the redeemer finding the demand and now 54 cents each to all advo- the early attention of Congress It that has to be bolstered up with jara If this market house were burden of the market for his silver coins cates of Free and Unlimited Coin- will be worthy at the same time of the promise of an individual or a upon him care to nation is not money Greenbacks built anywhere in the United States would be devolved would certainly age of Silver in an quantity from their just and proudest The Government money They are prom- ¬ and paid for in our money the conpiece to car load lots Cash or make such further alterations in are not one more especially a largo additional supply of the laws as ises to pay money Nothing that tract price would be5 615 00 The create coin without in any manner certified New York exchange must protect and will foster the several silver a government can print no matter Berlin Company is however to increasing Car load branches of manufacture which the demand for their use accompany all orders what picture it may put upon it receive in payment lor this build as monpy more silver bullion lots of twelve tons contain up- have been recently instituted or exIn God no matter what words of by the into coin than We Trust it is not money it is ing Mexican silver dollars and would be converted have been the wards of four hundred thousand tendedcitizens laudable exertions our would otherwise James Madison Mexican dollars therefore the contract price with simply a promise to pay would be neiThese Mexican dollars contain Special Message May 23 1809 And yet there are thousands the City of Guadalajara is 11230 case but the metal ther actually nor relatively worth more silver than the standard dolof people who be- ¬ Our manufactures will likewise and thousands In connection with this contract One require the systematic and fostering lieve that a nation can create a cry interesting qucstionis asked any more in the new form than it lar of the United States was in the old hundred of these dollars for sale careoi the Government Equally A nation can no more money Under freecoinaeif the United to day at 54 dollars will coin 101 important is it to provide at home If free silver coinage should precreate money by law than it can ofcreate corn and wheat and barley vail what is to prevent the Berlin States could coin all the silver sil- Bryan dollars and pay wages and a market for our raw materials as debts to that amount And the promise to pay Iron Bridge Company from taking fered 412J4 grains of standard by extending the competition it law by or in Buy now and make 87 per cent on will enhance the price and protect money is no nearer money than a the Mexican dollars received on ver in the form of a dollar of silother words that quantity your money bill of fare is a dinner the cultivation against the casualIIlnry Bouuland is what this contract to the United States ver bullion would be stibstanlialy Now the next question ties incident to foreign markets a Earlington Ky is a dollar From the bes information that I There arc many states- ¬ mint and having them coined into equal in value to be silver dollar would about equal have been able to obtain it appears men going over the country mak American dollars free of expense The bullion the dollar and of course that our manufactures though ing speeches from the tail end of Under Irec silver the company will in value to the dollar would be about equal in BEN T ROBINSON depressed immediately after the cars and not one of them knows receive for its building in 11230 vaiue to the bullion contained peace have considerably increased what a dollar is not one of them Bryan dollars which he claims will it which is exactly the case now and are still increasing under tho knows what money is I can tell be worth ns much as gold dollars with the Mexican dollar and the encouragement given them by the What is a dollar Twenty three and twenty- - consequently they can be used in silver coin of all other cquntries tariff of 1816 and by subsequent you On full consideration of the laws two one uunurcutns grains oi pure paying the employes thus leaving having free coinage an increase The proposition that subject in all its relations I am gold make one dollar That is the tho company a clear profit of over in the coinage of silver or in other monev ta dav ol the civilized world persuaded that a further augmena Or words an increase of the volume Twenty three and twenty two onc- - 5000 on this one contract Alwayson hand a uland complete stock of tion may now be made of the duties on certain foreign articles in hundredths grains ol pure gold again the company can take these of silver in circulatfon or available DKUGS AND MEDICINES PER favor of our own and without af make a pure and honest dollar same 11230 standard silver dol- for circulation will decrease the of gold relatively to FUMERY and TOILET ARTI h but they say can you not lars and with these pay the labor price or value fecting injuriously other interests silver is not only contrary to rea I say make dollars out of silver James Monroe Message March CLES PAINTS AND OILS and expense of building another son until isuisproveu uy uiu re Yes but when you make a dol 5 1817- lar out of silver you have got to market house another bridge or corded experience of tho world for PHYICI3ANS PRESCRIPTIONS Among the numerous causes of Without put a dollars worth of silver in a building for the Mexican market at least six centuries CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED congratulation the condition of our silver dollar samo 22460 going back to review the various and receive for the import revenue deserve special menIf you make money out of some ¬ Mexican dollars These can be changes that have occurred from tion inasmuch as it promises tho o time in the commercial thing else you have got to put a coined into American dollars and time means of extinguishing the public of something else the company could thus double its ratios between the two metals dollars worth debt sooner than was anticipated that is to say the various fluctuaft takes a dollars money each time into the dollar and furnishes a strong illustration commercial iT1- --gUii onucctsT worth of paper to make a good In view of these facts it is hard tions in their relative of the practical effect of the present values it will be sufficient to call It takes a dollars to see how any man can believe paper dollar tariff upon our commercial interests C attention to facts within tho ST worth of iron to make an iron dol- ¬ that money of that kind will have your The States havo delegated tler it takes a dollars worth the purchasing power of our pres Illclliury ui many wnu aiu am liv lar and whole authority over imports to ing among us and some of whom of silver to make a silver dollar ent dollar To pay labor in such tho general Government without And let me tell you another money would certainly be equiva arc present here this evening limitation or restriction save the to the lent to n reduction of 50 per cent The great gold discoveries in Call You do not add thing and Australia in 1849 and nice iitc of Drugoisls Stmbdes very inconsiderable reservation re value of gold by coining it any in wages And under the arrange fornia lating to their inspection laws prescriptions Carefulln Compomtbeo more than you add to the vaiue of ment mentioned it would be capi- 1850 supplied tho mints of tho This indispensable power thus surworld with much greater quanticoal by weighing it Why do you tal and not labor that would bo rendered by the States must bo had been ties of the metal than Because every man benefited by free silver coinage coin gold A IA UELLE JARDINIERE within the scope of the authority previously accessible and by 1851 a chemists outfit with cannot tako the subject expressly delegated new gold coins had begun to L FRITSCH Piles tho Pilcsl Piles Itching SON on Congress In this conclusion him He cannot carry a cruciblo to t FASHIONABLE and retort scales and acids and Symptoms Moisture Intense Itching enter largely into the circulation of I am confirmed as well by the so tho Government coins it simply and stinging most at night worso by tho principal countries of America opinions of Presidents Washing Now according to to certify how much gold there is scratching If allowed to continue tu and Europe ton Jefferson Madison and Mon- mors mny form which often bleed and ul- tho theory of tho advocates of free in the piece roc wiiu uuvu emu luiiuuiuniv coinage this increased cojnago and Then there is another thing cerate becoming very sore Swavmbs MERCHANT TAIUOH- S- recommended the exercise of this about it It docs not mnko any Ointmknt stops the itching and bleeding use of gold as money ought to as a J A to thil rft nritiAimlll right under tho Constitution difference who issues good money heals ulceration and In most cases removes have reduced the yaluo of silver by tho uniform practice of Conrelatively to gold be It is iust as good when Lazarus the tumors At druggists or by mall for as money and gress the continued acquiesenco issues it as when Dives issues it 40 cents Dr Swayns Son Philadelphia cause according to their contenand tho general tion it must havo diminished tho IMPORTER OF CLOTHS AND SUITINGS of tho States of No matter whether the Governtho people understanding gold bee our beautiful now stock of demand for silver us ihonoy ment is bankrupt that coins it tho Andrew Jackson Message Dec 7 in Upper flril St Urtnsvllli InJ inlftnn lia rtlnrn tn n upru Inrin ov ladies ties gloves belts etc o A pieco of money is just as good ugoarneillr solicits thapilroniiaot his Hop 1830 aBb St Bernard Store tent but unfortunately for their countT trumi gold coined by the Romans ¬ ¬ In thiscontest palriotism is above party and national honor is dearer than any party name The currency and credit of the government arc good now and must be kept good forever What we want is a sound policy financial and industrial which will give courage and confidence to all for when that is done the money now unemployed be- ¬ cause of fear for the future and lack of confidence in in- ¬ vestment mil quickly appear in the channeRPof trade William McKinluy a fundamental princi ple in coinage recognized and followed by all the statesmen of America in the past and never yet safely departed from that there can be only one basis upon 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 ffj Jfl 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ LP 1 I ¬ rT7Z7 J L4 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ m li ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ DRUGGIST Kcntuoky ¬ -- wM ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ BEORGE KING ¬ k ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ I 1 I I ¬ ¬ LJ I 3il U m sir - m i ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 ¬ n M I TOWfLwJn Em iii n ii ii X fcfcp3cc BEE PUBLISHING COMPANY tneorporitrtt Knrireiltha Pcntohicn rfniller l Barlltmion Smoiiij SUI1SCUIPTI0N I Warstrlcllj Inadsnce Ou Month Sit KATBS Ii oo 5 The old position of silver prior to 1873 was frcu coinage at its Thi9 as Jefferson commercial ratio established is the only correct and would be honest plan 3a to honest nt he pfesont time It might and probably would be soon in n few years nftcr 35 or 40 to the minis worcopened to free coin age even nt 3a to t 1 1 ¬ The election of Bryan means tho greatest panic tho world over saw Bryan snys so C C Givens tho prophet of tho Hustler says so in all his speeches as do other Bryan A panic means empty orators flour barrels barefooted Children hungry mothers and these hon est advocates of n 50 cent dollar arc working day nnd night to accomplish this great wrong Tho man who puts party above his country nbovo his honor who would have office at any price re gardless of the ills his conduct brings is not a Democrat is not a good citizen of these United States ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ J TlirefMonllis SlnitWCoplei Sptelmtn copies mtllM free on application Orffiponcknlt wanted In all pari ot the Address til lor particular unit THURSDAY OCTOUKR 29 1890 4500 Copies W mFxzSS8l3 RBFWaBaffllaWaBWV5RW X TO THE REPUBLICAN TICKET PUT THE X UNDER THE LOO CABIN VOTE REPUBLICAN TICKET For President WILLIAM MKINLEY of Ohio For Vice President G A HOBART of New Jersey For Congress Second District of Kentucky E T FRANKS of Daviess County For State Senate Hopkins and Christian counties S R CRUMBAUGH of Christian County tr For Judge Court of Appeals JOSEPH I LANDES Of Christian County s- - Electors tor Kentucky At Largo O S Doming Ml Olivet At Large S II Kaih Manchester First District W S Mason ot Mayficld Second District Gcorgo H Towery of Dixon Third District J P Taylor of Glasgow Fourth District J S R Wedding of Hartford Fifth District Charles S Stlgllti Lonlsvllle Sixth District D D Wallace of Warsaw Seventh District John L Bosley ot Paris Eighth DIstrlct N Daniel Miles of Nicholas title Ninth District Robert Buckley of Ml Olivet Tenth District J D Marcnmof Jacison Eleventh District II G Trimble of Somerset Blackmail is the word The Bryan dollar will buy but half the sugar tea coffee or goods that the present buys standard dollar We are this week adding to our office equipment a water motor which propelled by water from the city water works will hereafter run our presses Remember and go to the polls early and cast your vote and see tha your neighbor does the same Stamp under the log cabin within the fence The latest campaign lie circu- ¬ lated by the silvcrites is that if Mc Kinley is elected the legal tender quality will be taken from our present silver dollar The Popocrats who claim to be governed by Jeffersons doctrine never quote his maxim as to coining gold and silver on the basis of their market value Why is this ¬ It will bo easy for the merchant i v to mark up his goods to double Is any wage the present prices foolish enough to believe earner his wages can be marked up the same way Ik a gold dollar is too good and free coinage would make the silver in a silver dollar equal in value to the gold dollar the adoption of such a doctrine would only increase the alleged evil Dont vote to cut your wages down one half which free coinage would surely do Your labor would be paid for in coin or paper marked one dollar but its market value would be fifty cents There will be lots of old lies t i re- ¬ told and new lies invented by the silvcrites during the closing days But Bryans of the campaign brief notoriety will soon be ended Like the other sand lot orator his name will be Dennis his fate oblivion be impractical to have All nations a bimetallic standard found it to be an impossibilhave Let us therefore continue ity ¬ It would our gold standard and bimetallic Every dollar on an currency on equality one with another gold silver and paper earner is The American the bent customer the farmer has How will the farmt r bu benefitted by the Br an dollar which the wage earner will have to take for his labor when it will he worth but half the present dollar in purchasing What a difference it docs make To be n5 well off as now as to whose ox is gored Tho inpower tho farmer will hive to double vocation of the silvcrites To the Can he find them his customers voters ol Hopkins County says Our laws are qutc stringent To the Independent Silver Repub enough to prevent any such fraud licans You have placed patriotas stealing a ballot or defacing n ism above party and sought to ballot in this part of tho country servo your country by saving it if the people only know what the from the continued rule of those Desperate men who do who have finally captured the party laws are not care what becomes of them arc organization with which you have Such therefore scorned longer to renot numerous hereabouts Patriotism nbovo party frauds arc felonies punished by main Captured the party orfines and imprisonment in is good heavy Scorned the penitcntiory from two to ten ganization is belli r longer to remain in best This years language is addressed to an imagiAll the talk of the silvcrites nary ally But when there arc about coercion and intimidation of hundreds of Jcffcrsonian Demoemployes by business firms and crats in this county whose attitude corporations is the most silly kind is so aptly described by these of misrepresentation when the work phrases and who renounce Bryan men know full well that no one can and all his works they call them possibly govern their ballots or traitors know how they exercise their priviDont be fooled into voting for leges In the secret ballot sysHe tells the farmers that tem exists the power of the consci- Bryan entious voter to put principle above the low price of silver causes the partisanship without fear of poit low price of grain That high prices must be realized for silver cal punishment before wheat will rise in value It is rumored that certain silver While ho is talking this trash the men are offering reward for the markets arc contradicting him Log Cabin device to be torn off Silver has gone down five per cent the ballots on election day If during the month and whcatcorn any one contemplates mutilating a cotton and pork have gone up fifballot in any way it will be well teen He tells them free coinage for him to know that such action is will give them cheap money with a felony The penalty is- five to which to pay off their mortgages ten years in the penitentiary and a and laborers and in the next breath fine in any sum not exceeding two declares it would raise the bullion thousand dollars value to an equality with the presHe ent gold standard currency Any person who shall knowtells the mechanics artisans and ingly and willfully remove or attempt to remove a ballot from the other wage earners that would make money more election room or have in his possession outside the election room abundant therefore easier to get any ballot cither genuine or coun- but fails to show them how they terfeit during the election shall would be benefitted by obtaining be guilty of felony and on con- more such depreciated money and viction shall be imprisoned in the having to pay double prices for penitentiary not less than two nor dry goods and groceries clothing Instead of giving more than five years General and furniture some valid reason he advises them of Kentucky Statutes to say to those who ask why they The silventcs while lying about want free coinage because it the use of money at the polls by would be good forus A wonder- ¬ the Republicans announce that no fully brilliant and convincing arAs gument Democrat could be bought Almost as wise as the the sound money men know noth- statement he recently made in Coling about funds for such purposes orado that the election of the and their opponents declare them- ticket of Bryan and Sewall he did selves to be unassailable perhaps not mention Watson would mean the sortie is to be from the other indorsement of the policies for camp and this beating of tom toms which we stand It would mean is to conceal their purpose that the American people think The ratio established in 1702 for those policies better than the poliThissage the coinage of gold and silver was cies of our opponents conclusion is arrived at with all not a divine institution but a business and common sense conclu- - the purposely prepared particularsoin arrived at by ascertaining the ity of the renowned Capt Bunsby comparative market values of the and we now are assured that things metals Jcffersoji Jackson Web- of the same sinularness resemble His promoters at ster and Benton recognized the each other Chicago evidently mistook aspihonesty of putting a dollars worth ration for inspiration and of silver in a dollar coin 1834 changed the ratio in order to Free Silver Versus Free Speech do it The Bryanites claim desThe brutal and disgraceful atcent from Jefferson but repudiate tack upon Secretary Carlisle at his coinage theory Covington was the culmination of There is not a particle of doubt the teachings of the hot headed as to the election of McKinlcy and free silvcrites At Frankfort last The only speculation winter it was rule or ruin intimiHobart now is by how large a majority of dation and assault electoral votes it will bo carried At Owcnton Uniontown Hawes The same crowd who are now villc and other places interrupclaiming Kentucky by 30000 for tions insults and blackguardism Bryan kept their courage up last took place to such an extent as to year by similar shouts Their es- intcrtcre with that freedom of timates proved deceptive then speech which has heretofore been There is every reason for believing one of our boasts The reputable there will be a much larger vote journals who espouse the cause of for sound money this year than in Bryan denounce tho cowardly Kentucky will vote against crowd who organized and perpe 1895 a 5o ccnt dollar But the puny trated the assault sheets whoso only A gold dollar that has lost in penny-a-lin- e wear as little as five cents of gold capital is noise and abuse in the will not pass anywhere in the world absence of argument cither make All the stamps of light of it or endorse it and lie for 100 cents Mr Bryan in a Kenall governments of the worldbackcd about it tucky speech illustrated the extenby legislative enactments enforced by all the armies of the world can sive demand for silver to be caused not make this 95 cents worth of by free and unlimited coinage at How can the dishonest ratio by an egg stogold pass for 100 cents He can now show the effect a sane man then expect a Bryan ry of his appeals to passion and preju dollar with but 50 cents of bullion in it and stamped by the United dice by relating this egg throwing States alone to buy 100 cents episode But the treatment acworth of rent goods or provisions corded to the distinguished Ken tuckian at the instigation of the Rowdy blackguardism in poliBlackburnitcs has turned thoustics manifested by interruptions ands of votes to McKinlcy that flag tearing and egg throwing would not otherwise have been reburning whether com- ceived by him banner mitted by Republican sympa National Honesty at Stake thizers or Popocrat adherents cannot be too strongly condemned Two hundred years ago the nuThe recent egg throwing at the cleus of this nation was formed by Chicago Bryanito parade might hardy pioneers who expatriated have had much more serious con- themselves for the sake of principle If Mr or Mrs Bryan Ever since it has been tho place of sequences had been hit nothing could have shelter for tho oppressed of every prevented the riot which was land who could not permit conbarely averted The perpetrators science- to become subservient to should be ferreted out and severely tho dictates of tho regularly conThe com stituted authorities punished if possible Wage ¬ ¬ and elect a Legislature they could make laws and if money is tho creature of law there is no reason why they should not bo as wealthy as Great Britain Do pcoplo buy Howls Brtrganarlllft la tiroforonco to any other Jit tact olmoat Law is Inexhaustible nnd if 011 to tho exclusion ot nil otliora can turn it Into money no nation has an excuse for being poor Then there is another thing If tho Government can make They know from nctunl uso that Hood lalho best 0 it cures wnen outers an by law and I would like Hoods Saraapnrllln lit bIIII nude under irtoilcy personal supervision ot tho educated to have some good Biynn man an tho pharmacists who originated It swer tho question if the Govern Tho question otbeit la Just na positively decided In favor o J Hoods as tliotiucsUon ment make money by law wiy ol comparative rales collect the Government thing Kvcry advertisement should Why 1 form a Government ccpt Because Another Hoods Barsaparllla Is ¬ ¬ Ot true Is honest taxes Hoods Is tho One True tllonil turinor All irtKtlti Vreinrcil only ly V LI ttwxl ft Oo I axtfII Mats TIT are tlio only plli to tako nOOtl S PUIS wltlilloiMraHjrsaiiarilla 1 Sarsaparilla ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ - ¬ ¬ ¬ free-coinag- e ¬ ¬ posito American created by this blending of the sturdy frames active brains and acute moral percep tions of the sons nnd daughters of such varied climes into a homoge neous race has inherited too much sagacity acquired too great a knowledge of the difference be tween right nnd wrong nnd been too well educated by tho co ltom plation of events in the politic and financial history of this country to permit themselves to be miss led by office seeking demagoguce to follow the ignis fatuis of free and infinite fiat coin into the mire of repudiation Garrett A llohrt our candidate for Vice President thus tersely expresses his faith In his countrymen My sincere conviction is that my countrymen will prove wise enough to understand the issues that confront them and patriotic enough to apply safe and sure remedies for the evils that oppress They will not I am sure ac us ccpt again at their face value the promises of a party which under desperate and perverted leadership has so recently dishonored its solemn pledges which has rcpudi atcd the principles and policies which have given it a historic past and the success of which us now would endanger at constituted home private security and the pub lie safety and disastrously affect abroad both our credtt and good name And foicmost among those who will decline to follow where the new Democracy leads will be Democrats thousands of men aforetime and Democrats today who count country more than party and are unwilling even by indircc tion to contribute to results so disastrous to our most sacred inter ests ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hero is a Let us bo honest man with a little yoke of cat poor tle cultivating forty acres of stony ground working liko a slavo in the heat of summer in the cold blasts of winter and the Govern ment mnkes him pay to taxes when according to these men it could issue a 100000 bill in a second Issue n bill and give the fellow with the cnttlc a rest Is it possible for tho mind to conceive anything more absurd than that the government can create money Let me tell you wjiy Tho GovThe ernment creates nothing Government doer not support the people the people have to support The Governthe Government It ment is n perpetual pauper raises no corn no wheat digs no gold It collects taxes alms and we have to support the Government We give a part of what wo cre ate by our intelligence by our strength and the Government produces nothing never did and never will We can not depend on the Government for bread We have to feed the Government Withdraw oqr support and where would the gentlemen the officials be What would become of your Presidents and Congtcsscs were it not for the taxes paid by the peoWe and remember it we ple have to support the Government the Government can not support us and the idea that the Government can create moneyin politics in finance is just as absurd as the doctrine of perpetual motion is in mechanics just as idiotic as the philosophers stone just as absurd as the fountain of eternal youth just as idiotic as tho transmutation of mqtals Any man capable of believing that money can be created by law is incapable of reasoning on any subject whatever ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ discouraged and dishenrtancd some winuy William makes thu discovery that the free coinage of silver will have a stimulating effect on the appetite of tho people which will only bo satisfied by tho greater consumption of his cereals Then he concludes to wait for that un certain millcnium rnther thiiti buckle down to thdhoncst thought nnd honest toil involved in the journey to tho promised land Dont voto to produce an effect Voto that will lead to nn autopsy for McKinlcy ¬ winch ho must tocognizo and aia Ilo may fnll to do Hits Ho may nssutno that hii losses were tha result of needless competition with other farmers and that his ultimate success will depend upon his securing control of tho joining IQ suc and competitive acres ceeds In ndding to lils farm only to find that still higher pricos are necessary to carry Iho nddltional bunion of his Investment Then ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ANOTHER MIDNIGHT The CRIME A Costly flud- Experiment stinger in Action Never since thp midnight ride of Ichabod Crane and the goblin horseman of Sleepy Hollow described by Washington Irving has such a chase taken place as the imaginary pursuit of a mythical boodler by a member of the Mail according to their own staff highly varnished and bombastic This outversion of the dream rageous villificalion of a respectable gentleman has for its founda tion the facts that Hon W F Carroll of Chicago a campaign speaker while engaged in speaking ot various points in the County made Madisonville his headquar ters His appointments were ad vertised in The Bee and on hand bills and there was no secrecy about his presence At Dawson he endeavored to have a division of time with the silveritc speaker and was refused the privilege He mad tolling and convincing argu ments wherever he spoke and lully sustained his reputation as an able and eloquent expounder of the sound money doctrine Hence the two column space devoted to lying insinuations against an honorable gentleman engaged in legiti mate campaign work in an open and and conspicuous manner who would against opponents scorn the alleged dishonest methods as much as they despise their The desperation of traducers their cause is evidenced by these frantic and ridiculous efforts to hold the rank and file who arc So far daily deserting them from the gentleman being loaded with boodle his expenses had to be paid by the county committee as the hotel keepers and liverymen well know Our readers will please excuse us for taking up so much space in denial of a silly and transparent lie which only adds to the list of mendacious articles published by the scurrilous sheet As a writer of fiction the author of this latest effusion might achieve a wider reputation and greater emo luments than in his present sphere The vivid imagination knowledge of the ways that are dark and tricks that arc vain coupled with the legitl acumen and versatility of conception displayed amply equip him to issue a pedes of detective stories ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ 111 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Mr Bryan says If the mints arc opened so every man with an ounce of silver can convert it into money there would be no surplus to drag down the price Can the United States take all the silver offered If so we can maintain the parity Tho only way to know absolutely is to try If we can take it all we will fix the price at i dollar and twenty nine cents and wo would raise the prices of those things which come in competition with the products ot other countries thereby restoring prosperity to the farmer who would then purchase at the stores and make a demand for the product of factories Aye theres the rub We If tried the experiment in 1878 and The history of the past failed teaches us that a still larger dose would be fatal There is a very old story of a countryman who was afflicted with A consulta a very serious illness tion of physicians had been held in his room and when they had retired to make a diagnosis of the symptoms of their patient the master inquired of his servant as Oh to what the doctors said sor they said they couldnt tell much until after the autopsy The owner of a heavily mortgag ed farm may include his interest charges in the cost of his wheat corn or oats He may reckon with mathematical accuracy as to the price he should receive per bushel to pay his interest on his mortgage and a fair return on his investment He will learn when he comes into the market that prices for farm products arc determined by other conditions than his high cost of production That the markets of New York Chicago and Liverpool are rcsponsivcito many influences ¬ ¬ ¬ Consumption Out door life and Scotts Emulsion oi Cod liver Oil with HypophosphJtes have cured thousands of cases of consumption in the early stages They cure old advanced cases too but not so many nor so prompt- ¬ ly When a case is so far ad ¬ vanced that a cure cannot be made even then SCOTTS EMULSION checks the rapid ity of the disease relieves the pains in the chest reduces the night sweats and makes the cough easier In these cases it comforts and prolongs life Dont experiment with cures that destroy the digestion Pin your faith to the one remedy which has been THE STAN ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Questionable Regularity V L Gordon says tho Col Mugwumps are the salt of the earth This is no time to cling to mere partisan Iccling and affected regu larity If the policies proclaimed by nn organization arc not in accord with tho preceding doclarn lioni of principles by which it has been governed that absolves all who cannot subscribe to the new doctrine of the reconstructed party When an from allegiance to it administration is placed in power on issues which arc m line with the past history of any successful party and proccqds to conduct the government to correspond with its campaign promises nnd previous record that faction of such party which condemns the promulgates conduct of affairs policies antagonistic to all the traditions and teachings of the found ers of the organization and ignores the honored leaders and even though standard bearers temporarily dominant cannot be They arc considered legitimate scceders They may take possession of the machinery and assume the control of the canvass but with new theories nnd untried and inexperienced chiefs and a heterogeneous and undisciplined follow ing they cannot cocrco the genuine Democrats who arc such as a matter ot principle to desert time honored policies for the hope of sharing in party spoils won by a victory which would bring disaster to the country Tho wing of a di vided party that contains the Pres dent Cabinet a majority of its Senators and Representatives the most prominent distinguished and brainy men and enunciates the doctrines established and adhered to by all its predecessors cannot be considered bolters Future historians will not designate them as such The usurpers who arc now ma ligning insulting and assaulting the most conspicuous representatives of true and undcfiled Democracy terming them bolters and traitors will soon be glad to seek the sheltering arms of i Democracy reinstated in its old place The Republicans and Jcffcrsoriian Democrats have each denounced the assault made on our monetary system which was instituted by Jeffer son and has heen continued and respected by every administration since that tjme and each in their own way aro endeavoring to defeat the success of the free silver combination Mr Bryan denounces these self sacrificing patriots who refuse to sell their birthright for a mest of pottage but praises his Senatorial Republican recruits nnd welcomes their contribution with greedy palm Consistency is a jewel beyond his It possession or comprehension is amusing to hear the threats of fu ture political ostracism which arc hurled by these deluded conspirators at their superior officers and They claim former associates they will prevent them from taking They part in tiituro primaries will realize after tho election is over that next time the tail will not be able to wag the dog Let them judge tho future by tho past There are many rccordod examples of prominent individuals who have put conscientious devotion to principle above partisan aggrandize ment and who have had no difficulty in regaining their accustomed position after the emergency was over And among local politicians kicking over the traces and taking a wild plunge for frcedem of action is a frequent occurrence It is within the memory of many of our citizens that inio8o they nccOm panicd J M Victory in his race for Circuit Court Clerk of Hopkins county on the People stickct when he bolted the regular ticket Not withstanding this irregular episode he seems to have been both forgiven and rewarded and now controls the primaries he defied Those who livo in glass houses should not throw stones Let aIJwho arc are against the tree coinage ot eilvcr at the pro ¬ posed dishonest ratio take the Advice given by Bryan in his speech at Knoxville Tcnn in such a way as to best carry out their sentiments He said on that as he had I seek no on other occasions pretenses falsa votes under I want no one to vote for me under If there Is this understanding any one who believes that tho gold standard is a good thing or that it must be maintained I warn him not to cast his vote for me be cause I promise him that it will not be maintained in this country longer than 1 am able to get rid of Cheers and applauso it ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Manufacturer and mlno owners Oppressing the Poor aro required to provide for the Mr Bryan and Governor Alt safety health and comfort of their geld in their frantic efforts to lu employes lit ninny States it is a ment jonlousits and hntndu among misdemeanor to blacklist a poor tho paohla proclaim on all occn man who lias been discharged or siond that tho masses ore systemat has failed to pay his debts and it ih ically oppressed and tlespdilcd by a misdemeanor to threaten to sue n tho terrible money power in its debtor by n postal card through the inl1ucnc6 upon tliu legislation of mails If thero be truth in tho country Commissioners ol Labor Fell tliis who sire responsible for It oral and Stntc arc nppoinled lo Tho people of tho United States gather statistics with it view to the choose their own rcprcscntativps amelioration of the condition of thu and make their own laws so that working people Tho incorpora Whenever iniquities and wrongs in tion of Inbor organizations for legislation exist they havu them merly discouraged is authorised by selves alonu to blame The rich law Seeds to tho voluo of t5d gold lings and the oooooo few the aro annually distrllv monopolists could not dominate utcd gratis by Congress among tho over thu people nor oppress them farmers- - Philadelph I a Record Tlioy cannot bo oppressed by gov Dom eminent or legislation except with He Is flood Hence the their own consent assertion ol the Brynns nnd Alt Mr Chns M Flowers reader gelds is nn absurd paradox ns it who will qnter ninouiits to nothing more than tho and impersonator people tain tho Earlingtoii people o i Sat charge that tho American What urday evening next will not dis nro oppressing themselves Hero nro a few appoint anybody arc the facts Imprisonment for debt is un of tho good things said about himt As a reader and impersonator Tho known to this generation laws exempt homesteads and n Mr Flowers has hardly an equal Nashville Banner large amount of personal properly Mr Flowers splendid work last from execution for debt nnd lien laws give to mechanics and labor nielil classes him with thu foremost ers security for their wages Poor impersonators of this country persons nro allowed to sue in the Cincinnati tribune His work in reading nnd elocu Courts Federal nnd State with out tho payment of costs or the tion is of a vcrv hich order alto giving of security for costs These gethor the most satisfactory it has Courts appoint attorneys todclcnd over been my lot to mecr wiin such persons without compensa- S B Harding A Mf Ilnrvord tion and in soma instances the University Cambridge Mass Courts aro directed by law to enter judgement to cover attorney fees in lavor of a laborer who UNTOLD MISERY has had to bring suit to recover rnoM his wages or enforce his rights against n corporation Eight hours and in some inC It King Wotcr Valloy JIlu ntH by stances seven hours constitute n days labor in the public service or on public worlds In tho adminisflo cirr ftiiiiiwl iinlnM mlery tration of insolvent estates the irlpil wages of labor aro preferred claims fromwitimirfulir tlirimiitUiii HieI lct rriT liM miHth innvilipil ku and in some cases wages arc made liitil II ilXiliigs Art tlirMt Uiift iniiilliiK tw lliiii- osIiIpi tliwtnrV Mil preferred claims generally ui Persons in the public service nut tiriiilin ouiatit nniy iru innij Ir1h lint wni WMitnl own J tin left nrm mill aro allowed payment for national rnlv Him lyll iiv Miiui holidays the ist of January the lii tti ri liritw nut n nliniiK tlio imisck s 22d of February Memorial day the Fourth of July Election day Thanksgiving day and Christmas Employes in the public service arc allowed leave of absence with pay for fifteen days and in some instances thirty days and an additional thirty days for sickness of themselves and families The importation of laborers un dcr contract the coohc trade the labor of convicts ol the United riTWrJMSSWkB5iSfN- States and the immigration of Chinese have been prohibited by law Boards of arbitration for the set tlement of labor disputes Federal Wir twlstdt up In fcnni 1 wai nnnlilo lo ilirn roilf Mri pt ih nlsttliff niulI and State have been created coiil l only lmlMe ulioiil fy Ins cniw Common schools secure to all chiltln Inil no niprtltr nml vni nMiircil dren an education at public exiloctorilliit Icoiiltlnotlltc The palm nt t conll prnciira t inci were so nulul Hut pense only ly means ot lijnrilermle Inji c In many States the laws regulate n IUi of morvtilne I li l my llmln ImwliiReil Hum lint passenger and freight rates and In clay in siililmr In ponlllernAlter tlieo tihiK rjivo only trmimraiy riIlel warehouse and elevator charges nml sufTc tlns tho nuist nwful rv oUilnr Federal and State Commissions iin I lcirn t IiiKo Ayt rs Hnraipatlllii linlilo or tn months I ttnn nlo In walk have been established to supervise ninntln injr lltnlfl nlllunil cane In railroad traffic and prevent unjust le Bin lonslmiKihcn threo In Ihe round of nml discriminations Railroads arc re- ¬ jenr I wai rnreil Mynelclit hin increasnl mil nmrnMe toitomy quired to fence in their lines or pay la a pounds amia Irnllrnail Hickunllh full Uty work m double damages for the results of failure to fence State laws have reduced the rate of interest and extended the time The Only WorldsalrSarsap3tHla for redemption after foreclosure of AV UKS IlllS tun lltiulntlte mortgage ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Rheumatism rr I Ayers Sarsaparilla ¬ 4 I I I i ¬ M M9L ¬ ¬ ¬ 1 AVERS ¬ ¬ WALKER THOS ¬ TIMST5F2s Successors to D TWYMAN WALKER Old Joker THE PIONEER TINNER ¬ -- ¬ JZXB A Main Street West of Railroad SftRfclNGTON KY complete Stock of -- - STOVES CASTINGS AND TINWARE f Repairing Sky high Roofing and Guttering and prices dirt cheap in quality ¬ ¬ ¬ TWYMAN nre If you need anything in their line WALKUK tho men you aro looking for You can get what you want and have a little money left t t i r - tUrLU SlLVJiK AND GREENBACKS J Jrv V tH r t- - 1 TAKEN Fine Dress Goods AT GIIEATLY ItEDUCEU INSfiXCIIANCE FOK IltlCES ¬ ¬ Ladies and Childrens Mens Blankets nt your own price gone tho bottom Calico 5 cents Woolon Underwear Cotton Flannels G cents and up Wo nro tigcnts for thu TENNENT STRIBLING SHOE COS Celebrated Hnnd mado Shoes Ecvery pair warranted to givo entire satisfaction C6T Call and examine ¬ ¬ Walter McGary EARLINGTONi KENTUCKY Livery and Feed Stables SPLENDID LINE OF VEHICLES - GDOD STOCK ELEGANT TURNOUTS hauuinq op I ¬ ¬ Ingersol on Flat flotioy Money never was and never will If you can be the creature of law make money by law why should not wo bo rich If a hundred pco plo should settle on an island and dard for Over 20 Years SCOTT DOWNB tfswYork Book about It ttu for the atklog For sale by all druggists at 50c and 100 Recently Dr Clardy and Capt Bell had a speaking appointment at Empiro liu did not speak The folks do not hanker after free sil ¬ ver up thero and nobody wont to tho meeting ¬ HFARF PUHNIBHRD ON SHORT NOTICE 1 Qhwgos Moasonablo Satisfaction Guaranteed siH MbaMtivM- - - f - faiih A y jayaplMaMhssjsMfsMMMtMtlM M neifcAlS J Slirevo E lLAC1MAIL A IIOMJ UP OP i M nwiii fi3rS J vy v vv i Ti3li 3n6u5lrjj tuc QTijiIdc v 1 V PaoviDBNCK Kv Ocl- - 34II1 Stale Treasurer Geo W Long wim Lllltd fdr a Of the Democratic Cnm- speech here last nlglil andcamu to fill his tiir7 Ira pnljcii Committee appointment but was denied llm tulvifree Eli vTfSMHakHatf by the arbitrary action of Ihe slkcrlles INCORPORATED backed up by the owner of Hie building In i no circular letter which We Others havo found health vigor and vi l N TIMB TABLE which Ihe meeting was lo have been held publish below was received by a tality In Hoods Sarsaparllli and If surely The Republicans had engaged ilia hnll nnd Hopkins County postmaster in one has power to help ou also MIRTH Why not Iry prepared It for the occasion byl when of tho rural districts and it rtiakcs IU v iiipS m Mr Long camo lo speak ho was lold thai quite interesting reading NIhM liTt M TIiqsc 1051 p ra We will piy ioo IN GOLD for any case Uxiimttlla AcromoJiilon he could not speak unless he divide lime blackmailing lettrs havo been sent 805 m Johnson Ky October at liotllmreftmt Milllonrllla RJ p m Special with J P Tarvln whom the sllvrtllessald to postmasters and other federal of Constipation or Indigestion not cured There was an cnthiist- HOUTIf by Dr Corlsiedts rrman Liver Syrup astic meeting at Pond Kiver they expected on the train nrrlilng about ofilco holders throughout the Slate Wil 41I p ni 30c and f too Uotles for sale by Si BervfrjpMK rMBMfiM Mr Long had no objections The letter is as follows Nlolll Ktpiett jo m Church Christian county on the 8 oclock ItvtnvlllnAreoinoilatlon a 3 pin a 1st mat when L Yonts thn to Mr Tarvln speaking lo bis croud after Ollice of Democratic Stale Cam nard Drugstore Cnrlsledl Medicine Co Hvansvllle Ind fOlltncfimlMailonvllle frrlvrt fni in sound money orator paign Committee utterly do he had finished nnd said lin Mould begin In rlfticl Kunilay Jon 19 189O his speech at iho usual hour for public molitilictl the silvcritc advocate LouisvifiK Kv Oct 22 In many cases the Tirst work of AieVs W W KTIIitlPOIt Anant J aijuiro ueo jonnson in joint dc meellngi and If Mr Tarvln came ho could Diak Sir Cant you send us a Sarsaparilla Is lo expel ihe effects of the LUMP OF DinD EYE COAL speak afterwards Not even Dili satisfied contribution to tho campaign fund HRMVAI ANO HPARTUnU 01 TRAINS AT hate Mr Yonts recapitulated the other medicine that have been Iried in Iho sllverllcs nnd he was lold lliat ho could Wo AND coinage question from 1792 to 1893 NORTONVILLE absolutely need money to put vain It would bo a saving of time and on and showed that tho honest Jcffcr- - not bffiln his speech until Iho nrtlval of speakers in the field and to pay money it experimenters look Ajers Sar noninn pian wouiu put 100 cents in Iho train The train came but Mr Tar- - our legitimate expenses Of course saparilla al first instead of at last F3L XV tho dollar while tho Bryan propo vln did not come Then Mr Long was you are aware that upon tho suc- ¬ COINO KAST silion would steal 50 cents from called on at his hotel and requested lo cotno cess of Bryan will depend your Chills are a bad sign Chills portend Metuptift 10 Central Clljr 610 D in tho peoples dollar to put in the and speak nnd divide lime with Jtldgo coiitiniianco in office and that un- ¬ the oncoming of n serious disease They Iallon I I ouIitIIIs 1043 Memplili io Iotilnlllo jn m pocket of Iho rich silver mine own mini juugcrtunn nau gono lo Dcu lr less Bryan is elected every Dqmo- - aro on early sjmplom of malaria precedo GOING WK8T For an hour arid a quarter ho Long Is a gentleman and accustomed lo bo cratic official in Kentucky will pneumonia inflammation of the bowels Lmiloillo to fnl held the audience opcll hound and treated as such hence ho refused to bi ro losohis position 133 pm and many other dangerous diseases They Ominl City Io Memphis 737 n Mr Johnson was not able to score erccd and refused lo speak nt nil Financial assistance nt this time should never bo neglected Dr Hells Pep loultvllle lo Memplili 1139 t n poiiitjhis Iopulistic tendencies on your part will be duly appreci- ¬ permint Chill Tonic cures them II laslrs The Uest for Children pulling him one way while his by this committee and you liko mint tindy All druggisu guarantee Special attention given to Mining Screening and Handling I bellevn Chamberlains Cough Remedy ated Democratic nympathies hauled him Is the best for children I ever used for will rccoivo proper credit for tho it SI Uernard Drug Sloro Harlington tho other On Saturday night at croup it is unequalled It is n splendid same Very Respectfully Georgo King St Charlri Greens Chapel the silvcritc orator seller with us T M Ecklkh Pb G 11 A bOMMEUS I had chronic diarrhoea for ten years was overwhelmed in tliu same Manager Wampum Pharmacy Wampum Chairman Pa When used nssoon as the first svmn- Mrwn Notca -- Personal Paragraph and manner Many postmasters nnd other like sasL W Klchl in njustlco of ihe peace toms appear that Isas soon as it child Hon Polk Cansler on the 26th becomes hoarse or even after ilin nmini officials in Kentucky can not be in al Soulh Kaslon Pa No remedy nffortled Oilier Doings nt Home Woitliy cough has appeared It will prevent Iho timidated made a telling speech here by the fear of loslnir me real rtllcf until I was induced by Chas o Special Mention attack The mothers ot croupy children their jobs into support of tho free T Killan Ihe druggist to Iry Chamber Citizen should bear ihls In mind and always keep lains Colic CholeM nnd Diarrhoea Kern- the remedy at hand It Is ntirf dm Iv t silver fallacy and Bryanism There It cured mo and for n year I havo Electric Hitters medicine in tho world for colds and whoop arc very many who believe the eily JUnilO IILUINti ing cough It has also For sale at 25 and 50 conts per other way and do not hesitate lo had no return of tho trouble Electric Miters Is a medicine suited for Trade Math uuiuo uy 01 uciiiani any season but perhaps moro generally loe Pen T Robinson wrug siorc leaning talk it and vote for sound money cured many others among them old sol A uart or 8 Cents Mortons Gap Geo Hero is one of the answers re diers who had contracted tho diseasoin the you are gelling is none loo good for you needed when Iho languid exhausted feel King St Charles Dora NOT KTRKAK Till CIOTIIEV ing prevails when Iho liver Is torpid and ceived at the Popocratic head army and given up nil hope of recovery What you want Is a chance get Jk Thn blest Hlulng made Take no otho l or snlu by St Ilernard Drug Store quarters from a Kentucky post- ¬ For salo by Si Uernard Drug Store Ear t You want protection lo your mora of STATE TREASURER LONG sluggisii and tho need of a tnnlc and nl homes master Imagine the consternation lington Hen T Robinsort Morions Gap Brjnn wont give it lo you lo Np one who Mr 1lios N Ulack of llcndcr leralo is fell A prompt use of this medl- Geo King St Charles when Chairman Sommers rcaJ the cino bai often averted long and perhaps son was in the city last week is identified with that scoundrel Altgcld following n fatal bilious fevers No medicine will act How to Cure All Skin Diseases has any sympathy with bodest working Is life worth living Yes if your Liver more surely In counteracting and freeing Wasioto Ky Oct 26 8o6 to Big people You saw that exemplified in the Simply apply Swavnes Ointment Mr Gus W Richardson Secre- ¬ No internal mcdiclno required Jf not begin at the system from malarial poison is In good working ord Head SPECIAL ATTENTION Cures let ¬ outrages committed against A once uvlng Dr Catlstedts German Liver ache Constipation Indigesllou Dlxxlness tary Louisville Ky Dear Sir ter eczema itch all eruptions on the face guished citizen and Government that distin QIVON TO official at On Saturday night last Slalo Treasurer Your letter of the 24th in reply to hands nose c leaving the skin clear Covington the other night I want you to lower plca 35015 Do not lake 1 nub- - yield to Electric Dltters 50c and iooper Geo W Long made whlteand healthy Its great healing and a most excellent ar ¬ my letter of the slitulo Your Druegist can get It If not In bottle at St Ilernard Drug Store 23d to H A Som- ¬ curing powers FUnNIBHBD gument before a big crowd In tho Assem ¬ by no other cast your ballots for McKinley on Novem mers just received Now in addi remedy Ask are possessed forSwAVNEs ber 3 Mr Ingalls and Mr Thomas both slock 1 jour druggist bly Hall at this place Mr Long tpoko ON SHORT NOTICt CROFTON tion to my two contributions on UlNTMENT Mrs 12 U McEucnand Miss life long Democrats bave told you in elo In such plain clear and convincing argu the 3rd of November I have in my McGary went to Louisville quent terms why you should do it Jennie Tobacco users will find in another col- SPECIAL ATTENTION Col W U Sherman of Chicago made ments that nobody failed to understand employ about fifteen legal voters umn Wednesday morning Throughout Mr Peabody s t perch tho First Class Turn Oats at Reasonable Rates an item of decided interest to Ihem and he gavo utteranco 10 no venom or PAID TO a fine speech here last Saturday Democrats who arc patriotic d ed Dont Stop Tobacco crowd cheered and hurrahed When be denunciation To make the complexion good and Ihe TRAVELING MEN GtrMY RIGS ARE THE BEST IN THE CITY tt citizens and will most willingly finished tbeygavo him tigeri Hon Jno W Locked National Demo- ¬ He touched questions of greatest inter To gain flesh and strength and get rid of breath sweet uso Dr Dells Peppermint contributes their votes by making Stable and Office on MAIN ST near Depot 3 ISAAC DAVIS President Thomas of the N C also It purifies the blood rids oil cratic candidate for Congress trom this dis- est to the miner and wage earner tlicm count two against Bryanism that tired feeling use Yucutan Chill Tonic Chill Tonic trict spoke here Thursday out of his own experience and-- recollec- rcpudiationism Tasteles contains no poison Every bot- delivered an address of malaria and is an upbuilding tonic aid anarchism roten He said history showed that a depreci Rev Pope a Unlversallst preacher tions in a comparison of wages earned cgglsm etc ing digestion Pleasant taste and pleasant besides these my tle guaranteed Price socts Tho great preached at ths Christian Church Monday and prices paid for goods prior lo 1873 other employes see no reasons why tonic for toning up the system Do your ated currency falls most heavily on those effect joe Guaranteed by all dealers when he was a teamster in the raining dis ¬ night they should depart from party affil- ¬ bones ache Do you wake up with a bad who make their living by the sweat of their Miss Minnie Rice of Provi- ¬ tricts of Illinois and the wages and prices iation to uphold such an unsound taste in your mouth Is your tongue coated faces Those are tho people who would Rev P E Herndon filfed bis reoular in dence is spending a few weeks in 1890 The difference was great and in un American unpatriotic and un- ¬ If so you need a Tonic Tho question suffer most in the United States if the free appointment at Iho Dapllst church Sunday favor this city coinage ot 1896 conditions as Tiib Bek bas democratic a cause as a the one arises which Is the best Yucatan Chill of the of silver was declared tho policy Rev V O RIckford a Methodist di- clearly illustrated on numerous occasions adopted Government He declared that unTonic is invincible It never fails to La- Why suffer with Couchs Colds and at Chicago I trust that Grippe when Laxative Uromo QuInine vine has moved here to take the place ot Such speeches as this of Mr Longs of you as well as I will after No- ¬ cure above symptoms A guarantee with der a free coinage law the railroad men will cure you in one day cool and klodly argument Does not pro- f W Crowe who went to Dawson 156000000 a jear cannot be re vember feql the good effects of every bottle Take no substitute but in- aigne would lose We will sell duce Iho ringing in Ihe bead liko Sulphate futed or even dissipated In effect by lry having this only that There was a parly at Chet Drasbers nations honor and sist on getting Yucatan which is the most Not inrown outbut01thousands of mena would ofQuinino Put up in tablets convenient oe anltish speakers who would make men be- fidelity upheld employment panicand and supported by a ve Chill Tonicat Ibe same time most cficct for taking Guaranteed 10 cure or money Thursday night lieve that every other man not of their own ever produced For sale would result and the country would be rrfuuded Price 33 Cents For sale by grand and glurious sound money by Si Bernard Drug Store Wallaco Meyers fell from a horse Sun- station or vocation is their enemy in a condition of cbaos St Ilernard Drug Store Earlington Ky He said tho peo ¬ cause such as will be represented day and broke his arm One good woman who bad como some by Maj Al William McKinley and It is surprising to many that foot ball ple of Ibis country had too much good Mrs Emma Davis and Miss Mr Al Clark of Hopkinsville will speak distance to bear the speech saw tho force Garret A Hobart players and other athletes regard a sprain sense to perpetrate the stupendous folly Nannie Ashby will leave lor St of Ibe arguments Trusting that such contributions or bruise of so little consequence One the outrageous crime tho withering curse Vincents Saturday where they here Saturday for the cau se of Ihe Repub the meeting was offered anil said when over that her husband as the above will be lican party of the reason of this is they know how to treat of a debased dollar He said that be rA will visit Miss Pauline Davis umsi voio lor nicmntcy several cam most benefit and importance to such injuries so as to recover from them in wanted the working man paid in an hones paign aqd patriotic songs wererendered by you and assuring you Uucklens Arnica Salve Carlsledts German Liver Powder is j that no po- ¬ a fewdajs while others would be laid up dollar No dollar ho said was too good liu cheapest purest and best family medi ¬ He deserved to be The best Salve In the world for Cuts Ibe chorus of ladies and gentlemen and litical event could occur which for two or three weeks if not longer for tho working man Per Pair CASH This is done to in- ¬ cine in the world tor Dyspepsia Constipa Uriilscs Sores Ulcers Salt Rheum Fever Ibe brass band blew their best would bo more painful to me than Writing from Crntral State Normal Schbol paid in a dollar which Is worjb a dollar Ihe Shoe troduce the best tion nnd Sour Stomach It has n clear If there is any one thing that needs to the election of Mr Bryan you will Lock Haven Pa Mr W II Losch cap world over Tho claim is made that the Price ascts at St Her Sores Teller Chapped Hands Chilblains guarantee to cure ever put on this market If you want the railroads will be compelled lo pay double Corns and all Skin Eruptions and posi be purified It Is politics so llm nant Drug Store reformer partion me lor declining to get tain of the baseball club and gymnasium be wages under the free coinage of silver tively cures Piles or eu pay required It is nays and many agree thereto alarmed at the covert threat to re- ¬ says I take pleasurn iu stating Ibat Best Bargain ever offered Uut blood The Bachelor Maids held a guaranteed lo give perfect satisfaction or tells and as a blood that they are now paying Ho wanted to purifier and liver cor- ¬ move me as postmaster at this members ot our baseball club and myself rnuch we lose on each pair very pleasant meeting at the home money refunded Price 23c per box For rector Simmons know if people would bo willing to pay Liver Regulator is tho place on the succession of Mr bave used Chamberlains Pain Dalm with most excellent results I unhesitatingly ol Miss Lucy Crenshaw last Sat Sale by St Ilernard Drug Store twice as much to travel as they do now of Shoes is our business and your ErAIlMi best medicine I use it in preference to Bryan recommend It as the best remedy for urday nltcrnoon although several If Maj McKinley is not elected sprains swellings cutsand bruises of any He declared that Ibo fixed charges of the any other So wrote Mr S M Hysell Sec the Big Pile of them in our Window of the members were unavoidably Dlood is Life For sale by St Bernard Drug railroads would have to be paid in too of Mlddleport Ohio And Dr D S Rus- to the presidency at the November I know of absent Tho report of the last It Is Ihe medium which carries to every sell of Farmvllle Va He showed that railroads Earlington Ben T Robinson Mor- ¬ cent dollars iVfulfilh election the injury done to my Store Gap Geo King St Charles writes meeting was read by the Secre- nerve muscle organ and fibre lis nourish ¬ all you would be run at a great loss per mile nnd business interests hero will make tons promise for il tary as was also the first number ment and strength It Ihe blood is pure he wanted lo know how under these cirthe Wasioto post office a nuisance ol Volume a of the Chat The next rich nnd healthy you will be well It im ¬ cumstances wage could bo raised ST CHARLES and make necessar my resigna- ¬ meeting will be held with Miss Ce- pure discasa will soon overtako you tion which will be nromotlv ten An old engineer is responsible for Ihe Moore leste the followiuB train order on Ihe Washing Hoods Sarsaparilla bas power to keep you Wo Rice of Dawson was in town latt dered upon Mr Bryans inaugura- ¬ Conservative men concede that the great- ton Sstem March tion which I think extrerriely im- ¬ est political parade ever seen in Dr tk llH IniRTar Honey t dilfcrtini in health by making j our blood rich and Tuesday Headquarters G O P K R Wash- ¬ the South Very truly yours probable W H Finch filled his annoinlin nt ington System March 1 1897 Westlimn till ctlur cough remedies It cures ny pure was Ibat of the sound money railroad men last Lords day bound mixed special No 2 will pull out T J Asiiek Postmaster illM mg the infl immalion an giving lone nt Louisville last Hoodd Pills are easy to lake easy to Postmaster Daniel of Moxley thousand of them Saturday when fifteen of White Ilouro Station at 12 m sharp vigor nndailnliiy in Ihe respira fttcngth Mrs M Brown of Madisonvillo visited appeared io line and March 4 to consist of a sixteen wlieiiler to operate Cure indigestion billiousness Ky describes the circular as an Si All druggists rrll il here last week tory organs Tariff Reiorm buffer marched for two hours behind forty bands one smoker attempt to bluff the postmasters Grover slieper Stevenson and pusher Hitnntd Dhik Sloir Earlington icotgii ELECTION and other musical organizations Among Our school teachers at tended Hie district adding OFFICERS Democrat dead At Buffalo send bufler It dont go with me King St Charlie meeting at Dawion Fridiy tho hundreds from H13 Henderson and St into Hying switch pick up wreck KY EARLINGTON TAKE NOTICEI The Courier Journal yesterday Louis divisions who were there and look Grover Bryan with smashed platform anil ing car When you seu M M Gilmour J R Rash of Earlington nnd M Cain The an active part were Supt Dickson Assist busted air chamber nt Gold Cross leave of Mortons Gap wcrn in town last wesk published fttr Ashers reply Mop him and give him iour appli Ben has the circular letter tin front ot ant Supt Mann ftoadmasier ttobson where it willChicago platform at Uvanston The Election Law as Interpreted Some of our silver brethren went lo the be picked up by the Lincoln cation for membership in the North Master Mechanic Walsh Master of Trains limited cattle train nt left at Saline Kiver silver rally at Princeton Saturday Speaking at Mortons Qap by the Court of Appeals American Benefit Association Devney Supervisor Sullivan Agents J W Neb Leave Ibe dead pusher Democrat Mr Lofon Allen of Louisville Wooldridge Chas Schneider C E Chas Cribble and Gabe Jennings have Mann at the Coliseum scrap heap Chicago Why suffer with Constipation Indiges- ¬ returned from Louisvillrv where they nt an able Sound money Democratic The cast bound Green Mountain accom U K Walker W W Elheridgo and Sution nnd Sick Headaches when Dr Carl modalion will leave the refrigerator or speaker will address the people at pervisor Sullivan In former elections under the secret bal- lended Grand Lodge to have Mulls German Livrr Medicines will euro lot in Kentucky many votes have been ar ¬ r irtST Mortons Gap Friday night the highly elated over theThey all came back Sewall at Maino Bath tank Creek barquic H W Kemper representing the Louisgreat success of tho rel laps repaired The Salt limited on They do not weaken tliu organs on bitrarily thrown out on trifling technicali- ¬ ville Blblo Society preached at tbo Meth ¬ 30th inst at 7 oclock CLAQS rasnvioe rally and it is evident their faith in the will take up smoker Watson at Columuluch Ihey act but regulato the wholo ties when the intent of the voter was plain odist church hero Saturday and Sundiy Mr Allen speaks on Saturday cause of sleeper Stevenson at Free Number one rigs on short notice sound money has been strength bus and leave will be picked up by Wilsylem thereby bringing relief to tho suf Trade which Tho decision of Ihe court o appeals of Mtss Allie Southworih and Mr Sloycn night with Hons E T Franks and ened aad from now until election day JNO T BARNETT they sons wrecking train per bottle Kentucky on January 34 1806 in Ihe case Hawkins both of this place wcro married Jno Fcland in the big rally at Crab ferer Syrup sods and will work with renewed vigor Wo here Close and lock all switches on G O P Manager Powder 33 els Every loltla guaranteed of Houston county judge vs Steele from at the brides homo last Sunday night W tree give some brief sketches of speeches made R R main line and wait on siding for No H or money refunded for sale by St Her Uoyil county settles several disputed points eral Finch officiating Wa wish them n libregular Washington limited McKinley 25 share ot lifes blessing by prominent railroad men present Silver Arguments nanl Drug Store and Hobart Mark llanna conductor In tho new secret ballot election law of Mr IngalKsald Tho result of the fifty which bas absolute right of way over ill A Parker Populist At Uniontown Saturday week the Joe filled tho np Members of the North American Kentucky Tho decision Is as follows of D C Hell candidate for hoodlums howled down Atty Gcnl cent dollar would bu tliat when the railroad trains from Canton 10 Washington By order First A ballot marked with a lead pointment Gen Manager HON Stale benate at this place last Thursday will American Benefit Association W S Tavlor who had accented tho man got his G n month nnd went Into a PROS ESTDOLLAR Superintended pencil instead ot with Ink and stencil is Mr Parker spoke to forty nine persons by PEUITY Geti slore to buy things 10 eat nnd articles to their dues are pay ¬ valid and must be counted remember thnt adtual count about one third of whom invitation extended by the silver Chicago Tribune 1 ites to a joint debato with a man wear ho would find that be would get only able on the first of each month SecondMarks blurs and blots on ihe were gold bugs half as many tilings then as ho could now without notice Pay your dues to ballot that appear to be accidental are J State Treasurer Geo W Long addressed named Prentiss after thu latter Mr Bryan ho said could not deny Ibis not such distinguishing marks as will in- ¬ a large crowd hero last Saturday night had spoken A large attdienco was nnd hn had never attempted to answer it VV R Coyle collector The audience was notably quiet nnd inter present including a large number validate the ballot The only cry of Mr Bryan for the last ested and heard a most conclusive argu October 31 Mrs Smith Wooldridge of Kimble Ky ThirdIt tbo stencil mark should be ment in favor of sound money and protec- ¬ of ladies Mr Taylor could not few weeks was that nil tho railway em was so tfillclcd with ber throat for over made just outside Ibe square Ibat contains tion to home industry make himself heard The ladies The speaker two years that she could not speak nbovo a the party device or just outside the Utile showed that the unlimited coinaga ol silver becamo frightened and left the ployes were wearing McKinloy buttons and were going lo vole for Bryan whisper After sho used the first boltlo of square opposite any one candidates name would not bo an antidote for hard times house and tho meeting adjourned No no noverl camo from all over Dr Hells Pine Tar Honey she could talk Il dobs not Invalldato the ballot and should enforced idleness and wide spread distress now any more than it was before the Ibe house Reader and Impersonator aa well ns over and the case h such a won be counted that is if the mark Is near Genl Jno M Palmer was howlCrlmeof 73 and pointed out different Mr Bryan bo said assumed that derful cure that her neighbors comp In 0 enough to the device or square to leave no periods in our countrys history when limes ed down at Mobile The chairman Ho knew were worse than now and that too when of tho meeting threatened to put Ibe railroad men aro all liars see for themsch cs and are astonished to doubt as to the voters Intention the mints ot the nation were open to the hear her talk Sold by St Bernard Drug tho rowdies out but they com ¬ he said that Iho railroad men did not praccoinage of silver Mr Longs speech was tice deceit or lio Such an assumption on Store Earlington Geo King St Charles Thero is more catarrh in this section of well received here and most of our neonle pelled Gcnl Palmer to quit speak- ¬ part ot Mr Bryan was an Insult to all believe with him that it is not tbo free ing other diseases put to tho country than railroad men Last Saturday morning Mr John gether and until all past few years was and unlimited coinage ot silver but a prothe tective tariff hat we need in order to hive Thats right lhats rightl yelled the who for years past has had IJodgo Secretary Carlisle was rotten crowd supposed to be incurable For a great charge of a charging car at tho many years doctors pronounced It a local the prosperity of former years egged and vilely insulted on his Mr Peabody Vice President of Ihe New Dental 1arlprs coko ovens here was caught be disease and prescribed local remedies and own native Kentucky soil And Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern was in- ¬ lam permanently located In Madison Kentuckians arc in tween his car and a post and was by constantly falling to cure with local revolt against troduced ville and would be pleased to wait on any crushed so badly that he died Bryanism which leads to such pronounced it incurable treatment Keep standing boys At the approach Will make a vigorous and relentless fight through about an hour afterward He leaves Science hsa proven catarrb to be a consti- person needing work in my line Allat work outrages will be fully guaranteed and done the of the Sabbalh day I want to Invoke tho a wife and two children and a large the Presidential campaign for principles which will following low prices Cement or While One notable frcc silvcr man has tutional disease and therefore requires con ¬ He said Boys the dollar circle of relatives and friends to stitutional treatment HallV Catarrb Cure fills 30c Silver fills 73c Gold fills 130 said that when it comes to free blessing bring prosperity to the entire country and up Gold crowns S5 Logan Crowns mourn his death Its campaign news and discussions will interest Co To t Jso to 300 Set of Teeth 800 Crown silver or free speech ho is lor free manufactured by F J Cheney and Brldgo Work a Specially Bridge spccchand will not support Bryan and should be read by every American citizen Whllo thorough In action Ayers Pills ledo Ohio is the only constitutional cure Work at 3 It is taken Internally In to bave you 00 per toolh Would bo glad strengthen rather than stimulate Ibe excre- on lha market READINGS MISCELLANEOUS call to see me over Dr Longs Is especially trno of Itooda nib lur nuuui drand Rally at Crnbtree doses from 10 drops to a teaspoonful It Drug Store Telephone 47 2 Madisonvtlle We Furnish The Bee and the New York Weekly Tribune cino ever contained so great curative power I tory organs Leading physicians recomVery respectfully There will bo a grand political bo small spneo Tltey are a wliole meillclu Mr Flowers repertoire of mlscclleneous mend tbem becauso they are free from acts directly on the blood and mucous sur- ¬ Ky I N Vickers D D S recitations and Impersonations Is large and demonstration at Crabtrcc Ky calomel or other injurious drugs being faces of the system They offer one hun- ¬ FOR ONE YEAR FOR ONLY excellent A number of such programs Ilslcy P O on Saturday nignt composed entirely of Ihe best vegetable dred dollars for any case it falls to cure aro offered embracing every variety of Editor J L Montgomery of Marshall Send for circulars and testimonials Three able speakers brass band ura aperients dlalellc humorous descriptive and III Democrat states that for many years IN Co Toledo O Addrels F J Cheney big time I malic selections and roprrsenllnp a wldo Address all orderto he suffered untold agony from Dyspepsia aulborslilp Sold by druggists 73c Delivered from THE BE rarifio ol Speeches by Hon E T Franks cheat always ready nU Found At last be began to laka Ayers Sarsaparilla Hon b memory Halls Family Pills are the best Write your name and address on a postal card send it to Geo W Feland Jno and Mr ways efficient alnnyt sat- - ua Ut7 1 and by the time he used six bottles he was A koy which tha owner can B of Louisville Lafon Allen a tefoctoryt prevent it mil m 29 Admission Reserved seate 35c Uest Room a Tribuno Buiding New York City and a samplo -or fever euro all IU or Are you a subscriber to The as well as ever Cures others will euro Sound Money Democrat havo by calling at this ofilco and copy of THE NEW YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE will bo mailed sick hoadjclie Jaundice conciliation eta esc you You should he General 25c Bck paying for tliis notice Dont miss it to yon Tbeonly Iilli Ui take wltli Hoods Rarsapnrllla UKcov ety li llm only thing Itial cures my couoli nnd It Is the best seller I have 1 I Campbell merchant at Ssfford Ariz writes Dr Kings New Discovery does all that Is claimed for It it never falls and Stntq Treasurer Long Shut outnt Provldonco MiDnUAL OP- - PICH IIOLDBRS UY CIIAIR- MAH SOAiriBUS SFKraWSSS a SgffifflfflS JIBk i a sura euro for Consumption Coughs and Colds I cannot say enough for lis metHs Dr Kings New Discovery lor Consumpllon Coughs and Colds Is not an experiment It has been lifed for n quar ter of a cenlury and lo daj stands nt the head Il never disappoints TrUl hollies at Si Uernard Drug Store ¬ itntc perfect blood purifier A comnlelealrcnclh nr Hells Peppermint Chill Tonic ener will give color lo Iho face and change that sallow complexion ion healthful rosy hue It corrects disorders of Iho slomaeh nnd olds digestion Overcomes nervous depres sion und low spirits I will restore ex hausted and nursing mothers lo lull Strength and enemy nnd mnt rlilMmn fat as pigs Guaranteed Si Bernard Drug ueorge King at oioro Kornngion Charles ¬ ¬ mmmmmnmmmmmtttmminmmiii 2E E T IIALSKY W M pKCbtiii nt Secv - v W C NONBS VtCE pRKStbRNT GRAHAM B1N W ROBINSON Geni Mok Bird Eye Jellico Coal Co IIALSEI Telegraph Comity Address 1 - 2Z 2- Wliilfcy ¬ WmKgMP Kentucky jJELLICO f 3 l TENN MINERS OO S Fi JELICD F VANDERPDDL SHIPPERS OF rom thewell known Jellico Vein usurpassed tr both as a Steam and a Domestic Coal 5 i I l KM 11 111 SoleMinersoftheFamous 111 BIRn EYE CANNEL A ft V Garlingforv tannings WE ARE PREPARED TO FILL ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY GIVE U TRIAL i fc PLEASE ADDRESS ¬ ALL COMMUNICATIONS COMPANY TO THE a ¬ zmmmiiumm WuUiUUUiUUUWUUft ¬ ¬ Delivers Speech a Convincing Crowd LIVERY STABLE IKE DAVIS ji E E ¬ HEARSE i V4 4- - ¬ FUNERALS ¬ ¬ -- Pi fix ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ M h 179 For K W ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ SHORT TIME 0 hl a VK ¬ BAILEYS 200 SHOES ¬ a In Ir 179 ¬ FOR TWO DOLLAR 0 ¬ QUICK- Hw COME 1 ¬ I ¬ ¬ Jt3VIIE5Y bocomottOe Blasts ¬ IvleicAitaoin vJlles CO ¬ ¬ 179 Kly hr a ¬ ¬ BarnBiMrnold 1 ¬ ¬ ¬ LIVERY ¬ ¬ Feed and Sale Stable I ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ HEARSB ¬ 1 ¬ Rally jjond the FOR Sound Money lt3UUnJrA M j- - OPERA HOUSE ¬ ¬ ¬ National Honor n i CM FLOWERS Home Prosperity ¬ ¬ ¬ THe New YORK ¬ ¬ WeeKLY TRIBMNe Tpejpei ¬ ilioj Twocicliiragj TMeitioraeil Kojputloliotnim Pamlly Nswh I 1 r 9A ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Hoods III -I 125 lH 7 3J CASH ADVANCE il i Ti mi W bg t-- aa7 EMi SICVGR AND GOLD jr Dacon tJJfgCg B mr ttimmm im M 13WT M- - r The Purchasing Powers ol Amer ican and Mexican Silver Dollars Quantity or an American sliver dollar ¬ vST t A1 BERNARD COAL COMPANY iNoortPonATCD L N RAILROAD THH QRHAT LINL1 THROUGH TRUNK between the cities of Miners an a shippers of ARTICLES 1lour Rood grade Ham Refined siRsr Green coffee Mex Deans Quantity for a Mexican 4 hA t1 S COAL AND COKE Offices Emarliragjtoan PCy JLJJU Cincinnati Lexington Louisnllc Evansvillc St Louis -- silver dollar lC 30 lbs 7tflb jo 4 7 lbs lbs nilbs lbs 4 12 lolaloe lbs lb 5 lbs 9 lbs 13 lbs 3 lbs 4 lbs lbs J 10 lbs 50 lbs 40 bars to cans 5 cans 8 cans to cans 8 cans 8 cans 10 8 lbs lbs Segals 4S lbs 3 4 lbs doz Rice Tea China Lard refined Lard compound Making powder Macaroni vermicelli Dried mils Ar buckles coffee Corn meal Starch Common candles Soap laundry Tomatoes canned California fruits California jams American sardines American salmon Corned beef Coal oil California cheese California butter Eastern eggs lbs lbs lbs ao lbs G Jlbi 4 lbs 2 i ua -- v 1 Generml JOHN T IIESSER i V 2 utefk fat V v s OlAil iJ i yj JJWd3 Lous Mr J W BRIDGMAN Room r y p - S I jVfr j Evansvillc Ind III And the cities of Nashville Memphis Montgomery Mobile anil Now Orleans WitlTlOUlt Ol aCijripjO - I CARROLL Manager R G ROUSE Manager S II NEWBOLD Manager CAPT T L LEE Manager Cor Main nnd Auction Sts Palmer House Broadway Padifcab Ky 337 Union Sired Nashville Tcnn 34a W Mnin Street Louisville Ky M A Memphis Tcnn 85 Manager 327Uppir Second St S FORD AND SPEED UNRIVALED vl SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE 0i lbs 3jlbs 5 5 4 lbs lbs lbs Wllolestiale Agents Hauscr Building S Hartford Building Chicogo From St Louis Evnnsvillo and Henderson to tho Cribs t lb 3 13 3 33 3 3 4 SOUTHEAST AND SOUTH- - lbs bs lbs lbs Jo oars cans cans cans 8 cans 4 cans Keep a Share Lookout for Fresh Items of Interest to the Retail COAL and COKE TRADE which will aouear from time to time Dermanentlv occupying this space t M THROUGH COACHES From above cities to Nanhvillc and Chattanooga mak ing direct connection ¬ ¬ l WITH PULLMAN PALACE CARS l 4 cms gals SOMETHING WORTH KNOWING If the free coinage ot silver is to bring about llio high prices and tho good old times about which we hear so much It must enable the rail- ¬ and one road to charge six cents instead of half to thrco cents per mile for passenger traffic to charce 33 cents Instead of 12 rents for hauling ajslbs ilbs 3 doz St Bernard Coal Companv iNconportATED PITHY PARAGRAPHS A nation may determine for Itself the ma terial out qf which its money shall be made but where It lias determined the material ts worlji no marc It It parses for more this additional sum for which it passes Is credit Tho 33 cent sitter dollar pastes for too cents but 47a Is credit J rut ns long a our credit I rtod for this 47 cents tho silver ililltr will as 100 cenK but when cur credit is conr then It will ass tor only 33 crnt ¬ For AtlantaSavannahMacon Jacksonville and Points IN FLORIDA Connections arc made at Guthrie and lVashvillc for all points As the bullion value of silver and Hie price of quotation of Mexican dollars lell prices of goods in M xican money advanced in the to North East South and West In rtillmnn Pnlaco Cars 4 ofNogalcsuntilnow tlicMcx icnn Itilhr Inns but half nsintich as ttincli ii il once did But 1I11 wigos ol Mi Menu uorkingtmii tommicd Consequently thuir siaiioiiai living was reduced by half But prices tit American money remain ed as before and those paid in that coin fare as will as ever Free and independent coinage of silver would affect workingmen all over the United States in tne same sf oii s ¬ It must de grain from Chicago loMevYuik stroy the ifiicl ol new pntmls dtid new intention and new processes ami piio back to the Mrel maker the high prices ot the past at d let him ask JiGj instead of ti for bis rails it muil dj stroy the ocean Meimtr and give us back the old sail boat It must do these and many other things if it Is to accomplish what its advocates claim for it ¬ ptt EMIGRANTS Seeking homes on the line of tliif road w receive special low rules Sec aqeats of this company lor rates routes c or write to C P Atmohb G h way Cleveland at Prlncton N J Obviously a Government resting upon the will and universal suffrage of the people has no anchorage except in the peoples intelligence While the advantages of a collegiate education are by no means necessary to good citizen ship yet the college graduate found everywhere can not smoth er his opportunities to teach his and influence them for good nor hide his talents in a napkin without recreancy to a trust In a nation like ours charged with the care of numerous and widely varied interests a spirit of conservatism and toleration is abA collegiate solutely essential training the study of principles unvexed by distracting and misleading influences and a correct apprehension of the theories upon which our republic is established ought to constitute the college graduate a constant monitor warning against popular rashness and fellow-country-me- There 2000 men on a sttike in the Montgomery county 111 coat fields and the miners are de termined to mako tbo operators pay a rate of 30 cents per net ton ¬ Alabama again atsumrs the position II held from 1SS9 to 1P94 as seemed In amount of pro ¬ duction f the coke producing States West Virginia which rxcreded It In production In 1801 dropsagain to the third place Pennsylvania still holding first rank The most conWncing sign of public confidence in McKlnlrs election It tho general revival in Lusletss enterprises These hae been held much In nbeance with a vlow to waiting untl tho Notcmbcr result was known but It is now obcred that n good many people do not feel it necessary to delay until the oles are actually counted They ore assured without waiting for such eclion Between iSS V P A T A jfi WXi Louisville Knnlnctv V ONLY A NIGHTS RIDE ¬ ¬ ¬ A miner cmplojAl at tbo Hartford mines near Cambridge O was Killed by a live wiro while in the mine which is worked by electricity Bernard Coal Tipple on Tennessee River at Paducab Ky for Supplying Steamboats n ¬ ¬ The success ot ins silxer movement would advancement cause surely halt the countr capitalists to hoard their money bring about a practical cessation in railroad building and in the development of mining and manufacturing throw back inln farming thousands of men now otherwise employed and thus still further inThese crease the output of agricultural products facts are presented for lhc thoughtful study of Theyare of the people of tho whole country vital interest to all but especially to every man woman aud child in the South and West for upon these sections mainly depends bow this question is to be settled for free silver would give us a long period of stagnation while its defeat will inaugurate a period of more wonder ¬ ful progress even tbsn that of 18S0 to 1890 ¬ V 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 R upners L TO to rnl m 3830ccocpo and 1890 tho South gained or an increase ot 50 per cent ¬ THE LIMITED The Iaatca t and rinett Trains making direct connections lo Iolnta In fiposiied Coke for Rase and Fornaees Why buy High priced Anthracite Coal ¬ excess The character of our Institutions and our national self interest require that a feeling of sincere brotherhood and a disposition to unite in mutual endeavor should pervade our people Our scheme of government in its beginning was based upon this sentiment and its interruption has never failed and can never fail to grievously menace our national health Who can better caution against passion and bitterness than those who know by thought and study their baneful consequences and who are themselves within the noble brotherhood of higher education There are natural lawsand economic truths which command implicit obedience and which should unalterably fix the bounds of wholesome popular discussion and the limits of political strife The knowledge gained in our universities and colleges would be sadly deficient if its beneficiaries were unable to recognize and point out to their fellow citizens these truths and natural laws and to teach the mischievous futility of their non observance or attempted viola¬ ¬ ¬ telegram from Boston states that Samual C Pressley makes affidavit thai the Colorado letter bearing bis name and alleging that Mr Ilanna had said that it McKinley is elected the United States Army will be enlarged to 230000 men is a forgery A when you can get ST BER- ¬ NARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price One ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of whila the New Kngland and Middle States com bined starting with 17333000000 in 1880 giincd only 390003000 or an Increase of 2 per cent The South having In iS3o total farm assets including the value ot farms implements etc of 2314000000 made an advanca by 1S90 to 3 iSiooooao ora gunof 37prcent Dur ¬ ing the same period lie increase in farm value in all other States and Territories was from 9790000000 to 12797000000 or 30 per cent the percentage ot gain in the rest of the country being less than in the South notwith ¬ standing the opening up of the great west by the enormous immigration that poured In that region between J8S6 and 1S93 MISSISSIPPI LOUISIANA ARKANSAS TPXAS OKLAHOMA MEXICO and CALIFORNIA Afc for TlcitU via the CHESAPEAKE OHIO a SOUTHWESTERN rwnnoAD C R ItVAN PAHtNCtn AND VlCKCT AOCHT Ticacr orner rao rouarH Ave 0 O HATCH JOHN ECHOLS Oenl raivAgcut Ctnl Manager LOUISVILLE KY i the best Anthracite Coal ¬ ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY ¬ ¬ jtt ton Wages in Ohio mining districts bae not been adjusted but are likely to bo npon the basis heretofore mentioned 45 cents per 1Tofp1 S200 PROPR ¬ ¬ ¬ tion do not forget the practical necessity of political parties nor do I deny their desirability I I recognize wholesome differences of opinion touching legitimate governmental policies and would by no means control or limit the utmost freedom in their discussion I have only attempted to suggest the important patriotic service which our institutions of higher education and their graduates are fitted to render to our people in the enforcement of those fundamental principles which are related to our national condition hut should never be dragged into the field of political strife nor impressed into the service of partisan contention When the excitement of party warfare presses dangerously near our national safeguards 1 would have the intelligent conservatism of our universities and colleges warn the contestants in impressive tones against the perils of a breach impossible to repair When popular discontent and passion are stimulated by the arts of designing partisans to a pitch perilously near to class hatred or sectional anger I would have our universities and colleges sound the alarm in the name of American brotherhood and fraternal depend- ¬ ¬ ¬ and uuperyerted operation it se- during that period If gold as a cures to every citteen his just share measure of value had appreciated of the safety and prosperity it holds there would have been a uniform in store for all fall of prices of labor and of commodities can be adequately exWheat and Silver The silverites claim that just as plained by other and sufficient wheat has gone tip now because causes there is a demand for it so silver would go up if a free coinage law J There are in this country no were passed to create a demand masses and no classes in the sense for it But there is this difference in which Mr Bryan uses these Wheat is planted grows and is terms Here with a very few exconsumed A failure of the crop ceptions all men labor and labor Industry and which shortens the worlds supply is held in honor thrift are regarded as virtues and creates a greater demand for consumption Silver is continually the only masses whom Mr Bryan discovered and produced but the can rally to his standard arc those aggregate quantity in the world is who followed Coxey constantly because increasing The criticism of Altgeld Pen none of it disappears like wheat but merely changes owners The noycr and Sewall because they experfmentsinade from 1S78 to have all their mortgages and con1893 to boom silver by legislation tracts made payable in gold may utterly failed and the idle tons show that they are inconsistent nowljing in the treasury vaults but it exonerates them from being testify to the futility of such an fools These gentlemen are after idea It would not sell for what the offices and as demagogues usit cost by 150000000 and the ually do they profess the principrice bi bullion fll constantly as ples which they think will flatter the prejudices or excite the pasthe output increased sions of the ignorant in order to seGold Standard or Silver Standard cure their votes So far as they In 1873 the interest charged are concerned they are business men acting the role of demagogues upon the public debt was 96000 ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ WmmsmmmMmm lfSWti 3 judges Dixon Wright sheriff John Hat land cleric St Charles Wesley Cook Geo King judges lien Gilliland sheriff Joseph 11 Kennedy clerk 3STEWr BELMONT Sufficiently Heated Wall Watered f Lighted by Cai Lucile KY MADISONVILLE UNNOTIFIED TOMMY fir II JOHN KENDRICh IMhGS Tbla llouia la New I huioUhlnet aro New I FTerjtblnB Fllitcl 1gA u HOTEL Proprietor Surplus Fund St 8000 IN 1807 CHICAGC MADISONVILLE KY 13 earn m lit WTKXPASV mm 9GL6D V41TI 3WUEK Qooaooo wo con 7fffl M Khau iMttozlnntniu whrAT cn I Little Tommy Watson Weeping all the day Silting by bis loney On tbe reeky wa ones 60000 - Capital Slock Paid In COMMENCED BUSINESS Not bjeen notified Never mind sweet Tomm t Walt till lection day Then ouII find tome others On that rocky way Injured in their feelings Broken in their pride Wishing that liko you theyd Not been notified Hurt are alt his fellings Injured is bis pride loor old Tommy Watsons Qoir d Morton Sanger Madisonville Ky fpfansacts a QercralSg BanKing Business Special attention jlten to Collections The ftnviLi mlMe Emcyiutj To The North RASHVIUK ROUTE OF THE PACTS PLAYING SMASH WITH RHLTOKIO Lonlsvillo Courier Journal CHICAGO and ffa Sclenllfio American Agency for NASHVILLE llMITED rve only Pullman Veatlbuled Tram Sorvlco will Niweat and Ftnoat Day Oouchoo Sleepers and Dluloc Oara ¬ ¬ ¬ 000 in 1895 it was S29 000000 Mr Bryan declares war against In 1873 the deposits in savings funds amounted to 1100000000 and at the end of 1895 they amounted to more than Si 800 000000 ence When the attempt is made to jeludb the people into the belief that their suffrages can change the operations ot natural laws I would have our universities and colleges proclaim that those laws arc the inexorable and far removed from political control When selfish interest seeks un due private benefit through governmental aid and public places are claimed as reward ot party service selves I would have our uniacrsities and colleges pcrsuado the people to a It is not true now that gold has relinquishment of the demand for appreciated On tho contrary the party spoils and exhort them to a disinterested and patriotic love of worlds production of gold has their Government for its own sako doulled since 1871 and the do and because in its true adjustment Imantl for gold has not doubled ¬ ¬ In 1873 the average wages of all labor in the United States taking 100 in 1860 as the basiswas 166 10 the average of prices was 1199 and the purchasing power of wages was 1385 In 1895 the average of wages was 1G8C the average of 10000000000 It would be well for Mr Bryan ptices 9G2 and the purchasing power of wages was 1385 In to observe that tho largest number 1895 the average of wages was of voters at any previous Presidential election amounted to less than 12000000 and allowing for As our own mines produce only the incieasc of population tho 50000000 ounces of silver while possible number of voters this the rest of the world produces an- year is less than 14000000 Of nually 125000000 ounces of those 14000000 an overwhelming which the British people own 100 majority arc to bo found in the 000000 tho proposition of Mr classes of capitalists that I have Bryan to raise the prico from 65c just enumerated It is these peoto Si 29 per ounce is one certainly ple that Mr Bryan invites to de that if any were benefitted would stroy tho value of their own prop benefit tho British more than our erty ¬ the moneyed classes He does not know that the real money classes of this country are the depositors in savings funds the members of building and loan associations the holders of policies of life insurance and of policies of fire insurance and the shareholders in trust companies State banks and national banks in number more than 20000000 and owning assets amounting to more than ¬ ¬ 175-4- - ¬ Tho North American Benefit As- suemuon 01 inuiana now has a membership of 47 most of them in Earlington written by Mr M M Gilmour Subscribe for Tup Bke We herewith publish tbe revised list of election officers for Hopkins county All communications and matters o news per White Plains A D Fox R E Allen UlnlnMo tbii column should be rddreited to judges G C Deny sheriff R P Teague Earliagjon Ky Geo Aliunde clerk U C Morions Gap Burr Morion Edmond Dickson passed through here Rice judgds Paton Lovan sheriff V M Friday going to pTvansville Davis clerk John Tisdale ba returned home Court House Dr E S BaVer T M Slaton judges Langdon Told ah 0 riff Misses Sallie Ross Mandie Couch and Ernest Speed clerk Clara Hoss of Madisonville spent Sunday Elk James Nichols Ad Raines judges in tbe city D A liondurant sheriff John Speed clerk Rev White of Hit York is with in Mill W M Rhea R B Utterback judges A W Denny sheriff S D Cooke Mrs Hell Kirk has returned home clerk Tho band boys are in full order again Kitchen W T Stark E B Frost judges J G Buchanan sheriff W D was a big speaking in town Satur There Orr clerk day night Nortonville W L Clements G E Tho band bos went to Morions Gip Ham by judges Geo Thompson sheriff J H Wilkins clerk Monday night to a speaking Lako Earlington Wyatt Ford Cbas Cowell judges Manson Sisk sheriff F B MORTONS QAP Arnold clerk N E Earlington Frank Sisk Paul M Wa will bavo 1 new orcan in town ina Moore judges R P KillicV sheriff D few days M Evans clerk S E Earlington J II Head D W A grand concert at the school house next Saturday night given by Mrs Sarah Umstcad judges Joseph Lovan sheriff McDowell Everybody is invited to be J I j Coenen clerk Eison Richland H E Chai D present Wright judges Will Cox sheriff W A Tbe political fever Is very high Rev u nryan cierx Hall and Frank Sbarbcr aro tho badgo East Hanson L A Pritcbett W E men Hampton judges Thos I Dame sheriff Quits a crowd of our good people spent Harry Brown clerk West Hanson Richard Ramsey I M last Sunday In White Plains attending tho P Stewart judges G A Jackson sheriff quarterly meeting T D Brown clerk A joint class meeting will bo held at Nor Oak Wall W D Crowley Geo Barr tonville consisting of the Gap and Whlto judges C C Majors sheriff Pdter De Plains next Sunday Everybody is invited moss clerk Nov rst Wm North Nebo G B Harralson Mrs Harriet Clark of White Plains Harris judges G B Greer sheriff W S was united In mnrriage to Mr Jago of Rutherford clerk South Nebo B L Oooch H II Hill Johnsontown last Sunday judges W D Hobgood sheriff D C Nortonville was well represented at Morrow clerk White Plains last Suuday Now let every Dalton J V Montgomery James Mc- ¬ body go to Nortonville Gregor judges Joseph Quinn sheriff Mesdames Amy Porter Temp Myers Delaixev Sisk clerk Logan Charleston Sam J N Wool and Uncle Frank Graddy wern In Green dridge judges C I Milligan sheriff Dr villu a few days ago B P Earlo clerk Our public school is In splendid condi Dawson B D Menser Andrew Lvle tion and as more families are movins in Judges Isaap Shaefer sheriff T W Clark I continually wo expect to have n larger clerk riKrtit tlitrt atttm ljafsirn Ilslcy Thomas Hornby II J Salmon ¬ ¬ ur Jolored Jifiens Election Officers 0AVCAT9 TRADrr uanifll DESIGN PATCMTS COraVnlDHTS ntnl 1 or Information an I frro llarullxiok urltn to IIUNS A co Mil lUmatiwar haw oaav OMpt Mirraii tor ecriirlnttainlatfi America I irrj rilrntukrnnut lijr iil bronitlit befnni tho iuLIIo hy a notice olvi u frro of cuargo In Uu -- 3- TOka2 W- rmoM tup SOUTH T0 1 KmCHINE Ho not b deed red by 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