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J U J cb 4 r I ir- c f J I I t i i iLTENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1899 HOW REV HILL STANDS Declare That tic Is Against Ooe bel and says JiU Sermon was Printed In tie Post Verbatim EDITOR KYHNINO PPBTJ Madlsonvllle Icy gept 181809 In view of the fact that l have been misunderstood largely xnisrepre kiritod by some papers In the State condomlng my recent sermon on Our Duty to the State anti my attitude toward Mr Qoebot In his race for dovornor I feel It my duty to make ri full and final statement to tim public Riving my latest con ictlons concerning tim entire mat p t 4rAt time tlio aeron waI 2preaeltod I had no though of Its goI Ipg Into print but delivered 11 for the benefit of my horne eon grega lion A friend thought U worthy of r sieIiggiven to the public and asked ipe for the manuscript stating that ho was going to send It to tho Even ilng Post Ills request was granted and the Evening post published It verba tim Tho onlylnjustlco I have claimed was that the headline Against Goebellsm conveyed an Idea that was foreign to my mind ln the prep aration and delivery of tho sermon as I was discussfiig principles only I leaving everyone to make lila own application of my words When Imade this explanation pome of tho Goebel papers took It up and ono of them tho Hopkins vlllo Kciitucklan without my authority and Incorrectly stated that vrhllb In Hopkiiisvllle 1 avowed that It was my Intention to yoto for r Joebel I did not make such n statement and am not responsible for the Kontucklans publication rA before Htated 1 1 did hot purpose tako m7Iiftntl In this fight but an lam seemingly driven into ltI- Wow for the first slate my position which has been arrived at very re cently Hy birth and training I am a fern oorat and have novor voted any but the Democratic ticket In the race for the nomination I was for Mr Uoebel because 1 know but littlo of him and having heard him upoak admired hU Intellect I was for him because I am always In sympathy with tho man who Is able by honesty and Industry to rlso from lnfrlgnlHcance and poverty to n pjlaco of he w and distinction VFrom what I had heard of Mr Goo Tie f thougtiVliini to bo such character M opinion have changed and I P1citahiot support Mr Goobol One reason Is that I believe him to be against local option and I can Jrnot support a man who would be a btrrllrln tho way of removing the Whisky curse from time State Another reason In tho attack he made upon tho brother of Mr Hal mill who was In tho penitentiary and It seems that his only crime was that of being a Confederate sot dier If this bo true my father com inIt ted tho same crime for which Nt Ua1ialn was Imprisoned While I haro no sectional feelings and lovo the men who followed tho Hag of tho Union I am frank to say 4 hut in my humble opinion there was never a grander array of men than those who followed to honora ble defeat the lost cause of the Stars i anytor molly or by Implication cast a shadow of Infamy upon an honorable VV- VCommfderata soldier t 4 I regret that my name JIBS thus c l been brought Into politics No CBUtllilRle can low 1711 with drawal of oysupporland with tho above statements is closed what I have 8 nay concerning the present politic campaign J LIIiM- N vv Corporations t c Frankfort Ky Sept IDfhe following companies this morning incorporating articles with the Secretary of Stale Time Laurel Fork Laud Company capital 15000 of London Laurel county D O AV11 ktTHon of Detroit chief incorpora tor Clinton Mining Company of Ashland capital 000 time Sebroo Coal Company filed articles Increas big Its capital stock front 0000 to 10000 According to a letter received from Tom Chitlondori of San Francisco Frank Mbllvaln supposed to live at 1 rLagrange is half owner of a gold irilhp worth 80000 Chlttondon says 0 tliht ITcJlvftln nut ho boughtup tho 4 mines torn mere Bongand gold was found In paying quantities Eighty tljonsand dollars Is pltorod for their Qhnllgs Valid Chlttehdon wants to pell hUt cauiiolilo so without tho tonsent of Mollyain JrllntUspatclbiViJ Neal has rented John M 1otorys home on Main andjlloblnson stretsand- wll zuove fji a soqn nsMr Yltory can arriingo to give possession possibly rybasBleeping ropms for Jifs t hotel until nowV ViddiouiipuinpIngstatiOnp was Installed aV Loch Mary yesterdajt to inamw he wafcpr supply to time city resrWlrandthp comprpsslng plant The connection is through tho ttyllIe pysteihi Pumping starts today with John Robinson as on VglIleerVc VlienT Poblnson la out this week beglnuingr his canvas in the raco for iiepresentatlyp and v1lp1an act ve u n VVVVV VJV VV1V1VVf To RELORCEGEN OTIS The ri Troops for the Philip pines All Expected to Be Under Way by November i REGULAR PROCESSION OF TRANSPORTS V of War Root Will Ce ET IScrretorjr ort 10 hay Every Moth of thr llplnfnrccnipnU the Ililllpplnri In Time lo Unt Hit ClirUtmai Dinner There lnlhtISept10Arrnngemtntlhe ment for Jhe departure for lanllaby November 1 of oil the troops Intended for Gen Oils This means that Secre tart hoots statement that every mothers son of tho reinforcements will eat his Christmas dinner In Ma cite will provo correct That there may be no Jnclt of trann portutlon the collier Casulus Is to bo fitted up ps a transport at nn expense of 120000 nod Gen udtngton line in mind several other vessels which maybe secured It In estimated that It wlU be necessary to provide transpor tation for 20018 men and this table bailleen prepared showing whet time vtHKcls now in service can do The iinlllnir Ironronimc Septemnher 40 pfflecrs 700 men Grant September 18 Thirtyfirst fantry and recruits C8 ofllcent 1700 men Tacoma September 20 25 ofllcerH 900 men Elder September 20 rest of Twenty seventh Infantry SS olTlcers COO men Sherman September SlThlrtIcth In fantry anti recruits 60 ofllccrn 1700 men 1JU1I1IISTlllrtJsecond men Sheridan September 24 Twenty sixth Infantry and recruits 82 onlccrs and 1700 men Charles Nelson September 25 rest oi Thirtysecond Infantry 20 oflleers 480 menV Hancock September 25 50 offlp rs 1200 incaVCity of Rio September 25 rest ot Thirtyfourth Infantry 40 odlccra 810 uyjOlymplamen Aalenctn October S 30 officers fiOO anrnulamllnOeto erl IS officer COfl meimVVictoria October GV SO oIHecnit 00- meh Manmienz October S 15 officers GOO jCity1000 men Pennsylvania October 13 SO oiltccrs 1000 men City of Veklng October 18 45 offl ers 000 men Tartar October 20 45 oflleers 1200 men 1 Newport October 20 10 officers SOO men J Indiana October 20 40 officer 000 meatV A AngloAustralian October 23V 60 of ficers 1000 menV j- Thomaii November I from New fork SO officers 1000 incaVLogan November 1 from New York 30 olllccrs 1090 menVifrmle November 1 from New York SO onicers 1200 men Senator 35 ofllcent 713 men City of Sydney 25 officers 700 men St Paul 40 ofilcern 850 men Treble 30 officers 050 men Four llmlmciili Store There will remain to be transported four reglmenU a total of 4230 men rhe Ohio and Morgan City which art expected to return early in November ran accommodate 42 officers and 1334 men and the Cosslus now being fitted up Is expected to provide accommoda lions for COO more Two or three move vessels can take the rest and efforts ire bring mode to secure them Grriuniir Colrt Shoulder Jlerlln Kept iS It authoritative ly slutfil that the O1angovernrncnt has emphatically Informed President niger to expect no dsitstnnec in time event of war with Qrcat Drltnln ant that the Gennnn conxuls in time Trans veal have been Instructed to Inform lennnns vho volunteer their help that they will be aiding President Knigcr it their own risk- Monlnnn Itciilmcni IomicK Helena Mont Set 1SIrorn monthly reports of till first Montana Infantry since It was mustered in May 1608 the regimont IB shown fo have lost through death 38 men in eluding 3 cbmmlKsUned ofllccni Tide teen were killed In battle 10 died from wounds received 15 l1I llof disease and 00 vere wounded In octlon Dinner to Admiral IJoirey Washington Sept 10 Partial ar rangements have been made at the White House for the dinner which President McKinley will give to Ad mind Dewey It will be held on the evening of October 3 at eight oclock In the state dining room An Entire Dloek II urn pa Los Angeles Cal Sept 10 Flre yrs terday afternoon destroyed an entire block In the business portion ot town thobUridredaofatally InjuredV Au Old Circus Man fiend New Yurt frlltJOTnmcRlIf Nix nnt pro wIll 1 own as proprietor of i iiiVHtlii rtrviiH JK dind In thlr m- lt7i tf Sirs II Hlckinan of Cftrdwoll Mcrj who jias been visiting relatives In Hopklns County tlio past 8uln mer Is at present tho gupst of MrV W JJ JVshby at timla1VVVV John Clarkja promlntnit young Croftbn man was kicked by a mulo rind Ills jaw bono broken lit two placeBV njU trCU B A N OIL cures Bums Bruise Rlicn- matUm and Sore Price 25 cents Bold by St Bernard Drug toro A REQUEST FROKGE1fOTIS The Govcriiorneneral of Ilio Ililli Ipplricii Wnnt n Momlier otAd- dlllounlS4ftO leers Washington Sept 1Lien OtU hiai teluettIn limo Philippines lit asks fdr oho additional judge advocate general two assistant adjutant general two In upectors gcneralclgut qu3rteriimntern nine commissaries of subsistence and two engineer officers Tile adjutant general lies called upon the heads ot these different bureaus to importbOOSstaff asked for before time next cant palgn begins recognized by flic de partment FLOODS IN UPPER AUSTRIA lime Wafer Still ntilnir and Causing Much Damage and Cause quent Mlncrr Vienna Sept lGTho town of UpperAustriarising and time water lies reached time Upper floors of houses and VIsome In stances has rlnn high as the roots Several persons hove been drowned The Inhabitants of Eben lee and Steyr have deserted their dwellings The rivers TJnns and Traun are falling but the Danube Is stilt rising As a result collapsedburying GOVERNORS HORSE GUARDS Time Lending CavnlmofOrnrtiln In Take Part In the Dover Pnrnde In New York Atlanta Ga Sept 1GThe Governors Horse guards the leading cnv airy company of time stnte having among Its membership the carbine team which recently won the cham ploiuhlp against nil comers at the Sea dirt contest lies decided to go to NoW York and participate In the reception to Admiral Dewey Tlio company will have BO men and carry their own horses In pecla1V LYING DEAD UPON TIlE FLOOR lime Horrible Find of a XehrAnkn- Mnn When He Returned Home 1rom Vork Scotia Nebept1GAs a result of Jomestlc dllllculty Mrs Eanie Phil lips forced her two children aged one and two years to takO carbolic n1d anti then nwallowxl n dose of the poison herself Tho husband found nil three lying upon the floorS dead when 1m returned from the field where he lind been ntj work j i Klmrlnc The While St11i Harden Washington Sept UA recently received copy of time Manila American tins the following Time White Mans IJiiiden which tins been carried by the volunteers and regulars In the Philippine Islands for over n year Is being shared by some of the black boys of time United States A sergeant In the Twentyfourth Infantry said the other tiny when sainted ylth the question What are you bovs doing here Why boss wepc here to take up de white mans burden Hunt Serve Oat HU Sentence Chicago Sept 181 T II Howard famous for swindling operations lu connection with Kuropean estates and who was arrested at Horton Mich by Post Ofltcc Inspectors Baird of tits frnnefissec division and Jould of thO Chicago division was taken back to yesterdayItaped from prison four roars ago after having served part of a sen tenre for carrying on swindling op orations through time United States malls Confessed Hli Guilt Philadelphia Sept 20Tbe Times publishes a story to tho effect that Eli Elmw who was acquitted of the mur tier of his grandmother Mrs Emma Kane anti his mother Mrs Sarah II Shaw on the morning of October 1Z 1807 in their home in Camden N J line confessed his guilt to two report mrs who pumped him Declined the Nomination Boston Sept 15 Secretory John Willis IJacr of the Society of Christian Kndcnvor addressed a letter yesterday lo VVf Clark of Boston secretary of Wednesdays prohibition state conven tion in Worcester declining Its nom ination for governor Secretary liner gives no reason for his declination Ordered to Return nom Manila Sept 1GCol Charles Den by nnd Prof Dean AVorcester morn bers of the Ibll commission have rccelvetlhlstrl1ctloIl9 from Presi lent McKinley to return as sotin ua possible They will embark on the steamer Empressof India which sails from Hong Kong September Senator Jone Comlnn llama London Sept 10 Senator James If Jones ot Arkansas chairman of the Democratic national committee will sail for home on the Inibrla on Sep tember 30 He lias greatly Improved lu ihcalth anti soys that upon lilsrto tum home he will resume active work on time national committoc Fruit For thai Slate Jefferson City Mo Sept tllThe United UullwnysCorSt Louis Illed a certificate increase capital stoic with secretary of state train 5000000 to to 40000000 paying a fee of 20000 ongressmnn Grmciilront fiend Beading Pa Sept leJCpngress man Daniel Ermentrout of tho Ninth Pennsylvania district died yesterday aged 02 years Senator Dobop has announced flint ho will recommend OW Hutohoson for postmaster nt IUvroncob to fill tub yncnney causecl by T N Erf warda csiguationV Tue Slate Grand Lodge Knights of Py thins will wilt moot at Ilondor son Sept 2320 Tlio Prlgg County grand jury has camping on tle trali of tbp vlolatora qf J WI returned 140 Uullotinenta at time laat term of court f LINCOLNS LOSS BY FIRE Half a Million Dollars Worth of Property Destroyed at the Nebraska CtijttalV BIG PRINTING CONCERNS SUFFERED Tlio Mnionlo Temple St Pnnln Meth otlUt Church the North Ualldlnir the Webster llloek and Several Smaller Uullillnm Ilurneil Tho Vnbllo LIbrary Gone Lincoln Neb Sept liFlre which broke put at an early hour caused u loss of halt a million dollar It strut ed in the North block occupied en tirely by printing firms and spread so rapidly through the building that it was soon apparent that the utructurp with all Its tontents would be a total loss From there It spread to the Mit sonic temple itctliodlst church cal Vcjjster block which were also total Iy cteritroyetf Several ninll buildings were nlo burned rrliitlnn 1lnntii SntTered The North building u thrccntory brick was occupied by Jacob North book and job printer whoso loss on building and stock will amount to 150000 Also by a branch of the Western Newspaper Iliton and the Ne braska Independent 1rJntlng Co whose plants were entirely destroyed llnonlo Temple In lIuinI Time Masonic temple which stood across the alley was a threestory brick with a high tower Besides the Masonic lodges which lose everything this building contained time city publia library of 10000 volumes the Wood ruff Printing Co nnd the venln6 POst the losses being practically total and amounting to 150000 St Pnnla Church Destroyed St Pauls Methodist church one of the most beautiful In the city was totally destroyed cntnlllng a loss of 23000 Time Webster block was burned val ued at 20000 value of contents not yet learned The Elite studios loss It placed at 10000 and that of time small er buildings and contents of oth era not listed nbovo will bring tho total tip to fully half a million The Ilrcmen DnlHed From time very llrst the firemen seemed absolutely unable to do any timing to check the flumes and save any of time property In Iho block For a time It appeared nx though Ilcrpol ihchiicrs big department store would gobut by hard work it was finally caved At this hour It Is Impossible to make any estimate of time insurance I SEVEN BLACK MINERS KILLED VVr lirfnl uranus of n Datlle Detrrecn White Ililon and Colored Nun rlon Coal Sllueri Cnrtervllle 111 Hopt lfCarterrllle wan the scene of n lilocily riot nbout noon yeiitdiliiy In whlfli four negroes were Instantly killed anti one wounded unto death while Ivo nlhcrs received flight wounds Trouble hud bccnhovcring over sinN the militia was recalled by Qov Tan ner last Monday Time white miners of this place hnva ivfuwd to allow thj negro inlncis to onie Into town al ivuys meeting them and ordering them buck A Sanaalnnry Hattie Yesterday however ii negroes all armed marched into town going to the Illinois Central depot where they exchanged a few words with the white miners there when the negroes pulled their pistols and opened fire on the whites who ot once returned time fire when a running light was kept up time negroes pcattcre but were closely followed by the whites some run nlng up time main itrcct while the re mainder took down tho rallroal track Hero the execution was done all who went through town escaping The Victim Time names of the killed are Itev 0 T J Floyd II use liradleyV John Illack Henry ThnlmumVBlni Cummins Is mortally wounded and expected to die at any time Later Two more dead negroes were found late last evening aearthc Unish mines swelling the total klllet to six Cum m ns the wounded negro Is reported dead making a total f even killed Company C Fourth rpfflment I N 0 orrlv d here late lust evening and will endeavor to preserve order FAMILY CRUSHED TO DEATH C ntlnaonn ltnln Caused tho Col lapse of nn Adobe house Which Pelt Ui 6n Them Las Vegas N M Sept iBAt adobe house five nibs from Morn N M collapsed Saturday night kllllnj Manuel Cordova ind his wife nnd six children It lied been raining in that vicinity for several days and the dirt roof of the house having hecome satu rated tell upon the Initiates crushing them Only ono nvsmbcr of the ham fly a boy of ten years escaped he be Log outside the houno when the acci dent occurred ratal Dlnpute Over a Suit of Clothes Chicago Sept 18Asthe result of h dispute river n suit of clothes yesterday Martin Walgrtn n bookkeeper was killed and Theodore Walgren end George Clark slightly wounded by Fred Fisher a tailor Fisher used n knife and claimed he acted in selfdc fcusc Watermelons nro as plentiful ns goodsbox political arguments and are being brought in from all parts of tho cQuntry Tim stores of our town have boon almost flooded with thorn for several days- Knoxvjiio Sept ISThe Knox vlllo Bristol Railroad will be built Manager Alkon publicly announced today that actual Construction will begin time first week in October Dirt will bo broken here and In Hawkins County simulta neouslyV r o RoMLMakes the food more delicious and lOYAL lAxma Mwor to MW vomc u THE INSURGENTS WEAKENING jThojiBh It Mny be Another Trick So Often riii eil In Gnln Time Urn Otis Dispatch Washington Sept 20 Secretary not yesterday received a telegram from lea OUR that seemed to Indicate a weakening on time part of time In surgents In Luzon It contained a proposition to deliver the American prisoners who have been for no mummy months In tIme hands of time insurgents and also sought iicrnjisston to parley wllh leu Otis Gen Otis DUimtch i Miinlln Sept 10 Adjutant General VuHhinglon Mac Arthur reports from Angeles visit of two Insurgent officers with request for to send latoour lines Amer ican prisoners anti to send to Manila prominent Insurgent general ofllcer forconfcrcnce The requested Inter view granted nnd Insurgent ofliccrs return north this morning with Information OTIS HAS NO COMPLAINT TO MAKE Aa Snllor ItearAilmlrnl Sclilcy Will Oliex Order Vnqueitlonlnic thyAn Important Station 4 MashhiRton Sept 20 nearAdmiral Winflcld Scott Schley will succeed nearAdmiral HowUon In command of the South Atlantic station He has no protpBt to make against tho assign rheni which the nary department BC Irclcd for him As a sailor he will obe orders without a murmur lie called upon the president yesterday afternoon and told him he had no complaint to make that he would cheerfully assume time duties of any post selected by the authority which It had been hits pride to serve for 43 year ItearAdmlral Schley was very reticent when he left the White House Interview with the president and except to say that he always obeyed Orders would make no statement as to time Interview nnd offercdno comment upon the assignment to time coniimtul of the South Atlantic sta tionRACE QUESTION iN THE SOUTH Senator Under In Fnvor of Provlilc JDWfl Separate Place of nel VVdeuce for the Kcjzrpi Y Greenville S C Sept 10 KxScna tor M C Butler of this state In reply to certain questions recently asked by a New York man on the race question In the south says he believes the gov ernment should provide n place of emigration for the negroes He says To my mind It oehovea the govern mint of the United States to carry out the proposition of President Lincoln and provide a home In Central or South America or elsewhere where the negro upCortel for time negro who can never reach the full measure of American 1I1UIhood and citizenship with his environ ments of race prejudice and ostracism la this country SCHLEYS FRIENDS PROTEST Sot SiitUlled Wllli the Course of the JTuvjr Ileitnrliiicnt Toivnriln hear Admiral Sfliley Washington Sept 1Qov town ties Senator Wellington Mayor Mat miter of Baltimore and Gen Felix Agnus called upon the president and formally protested against the assign ment of RearAdmlnil Schloy to the command of the South Atlantic ate tion on the ground that it was not commensurate with his dignity mind time service he hall rendered during time SpanishAmerican war The protest was made voluntarllyand without Ad mire Schleys knowledge The presi dent listened attentively to what the Maryland republican lenders had to say but gave no Indication of what he would do- NEARLY WIPED OUT BY FIRE Nearly All of the flusiness Portion of Inrnluim N V Pails A Irrr to the Flnmei Buffalo N Y Btptt tllA special to the News from Fuuilmm says that almost the entire InislncKs section of that village was wlp d out of existence by a fire which iirake out in Louis Schwcrts barn The loxs is between 200000 and 25000 Among the buildings destroyed were the Erie Pro serving COD canning factory the Na tional hotel nnd between 15 and SO dwellings HALT CALLED IN CHICAGO rriinuriiiciilii For the Pail Fentlvl ties Sii i ciidiil PoiulliiH Settle ment of Labor Ulinte Chicago Sept lllXho difficulties between the labor unions and the cornImittee on arrangements of the go fell festivities reached a climax when Instructions were Issued from festival headquarters suspending sill preparations for the celebration until time difficulties with organized labor are definitely settled Whore the Hitch Comes London Sept IBA dispatch to Reuters Telegram Co from Hong I Kong says advices from Manila an nounce that Agulnaldo Is willing to re lease nil nick nnd civilian Spanish prisoners but It Is lidded MajGent OtIrc fimcH to ullow Spanish vcxsuls to proIetfd to Filipino ports to receive t Denih HI Onkl A Amen Xiilli Vn helm Mii 3fept 20oakl Anu n iii r of the wellknown- hiii Of 4 IT brother of the luc I r iiVH dlid lit his home Subscribe for TUB 11lm1 per year ptrJr i l o f 4Bu i q NO8SI BAKING POWDER wholesomeI OTHERWISE UNNOTICED William J Bryan opened the demo erotic campaign in Nebraska Monday Time war rates on packinghouse ChicagoQolWlllIom JoBeph Mo Is dying at Denver Col Two Illinois boys were arrested nt Terre Haute Ind on a charge of horse stealing- A scheme is on foot to double the deepwater area in tile harbor nt Hono luluEighteen union miners were arrested near Cartcrvillc Ill charged with time murder of Sundays riot victims The government has purchased the famous Itallowny farm and will add It to Chlckamagua park The Belleville 111 free street fair was opened Monday and at night Miss queenGor the regimentCnrbollllalt Some Texas physicians are discuss ing the advisability of asking the legis lature to exclude consumptives from time state Clarence A Sinclair was elected cot regimentMissouriCharles W Holtcamp lieutenant col majorThirteen cut ters and five torpedo boats will wel come the Olympla when she arrives In Nsw York harbor bearing Admiral DeweyUnprotected by patents copyright greatAmerican appetite The Dawes Choecaw and Chlckasaw commissioners have completed their enrollment The enrollment shows a total of 10233 Choctaws and 445 Chickasaws George Tool a wellknown farmer living south of Lebanon 111 line Ills appeared He told severa Intimate friends that unhappy famIy relations caused him to home composingthetion in the name of the order of tho grind orlentdtclllrlng the antiSemite criminal and odious Woshlngton1I1i prott timelbillpplncs pardonedwas serving a fIve years term in the penitentiary on a charge of highway robbery committed In St Louis In 1807 Mrs T II Durham who lived three miles southeast of NeoslioMo was found dead In her bed Monday morn Ing Heart disease Is uposed to have caused her death Col Ruhlcn lies received instruc tlons from Washington ordering him to condemn for military lulloseltboc- rown lands of Kalmtulki imnd of Lellc respectivelyJ144Capt Hill of the Fortysecond United States infantry organizing nt Fort NIagara N Y left Ccntrnlln Iii Mon TogimehtTime Pacific Kxprejs Co has forward cd tp Gov Richards of Wyoming n check for 1000 us its contribution to tho relief fund being raUcd for the wasIdliedPacitlc train robbers yellow Fever nt Key West phJslclansbae a great many cases of yellow fever arc known to have occurred In time past S4 hours and one death Jollied time Striker Montgomery W Vn Sept 17Slx hundred miners In time Kanawha field and a similar number on New river have joined the strikers Death ot O A Pillsbury Minneapolis Minn Sept 2BC A Pillsbury of this city the wellknown miller died about 030 last evening of heart diseaseTHE MARKETS New York Sept 20 CATTLENutlvo Stoers4 450 iJ6 00 VLOUR COTTONMtaailnff Winter What 3 00 tiGWHEATNO 2 Red 1CORNNo2 tt 3 OATSNO 2 tt zs PORKNew Mess 8 75 CP 9 MST JMUiB COTTON Mlddllne 0- UEEVESrBteera 4 Z5 GOO Cows and Hclfcr 2 50 U 4 40 CALVE8per 100 15J M C 50 HOdS Fair to Clioba4 01 U 4 to- BHEEIFalr to Choice s 50 ft 400 FLOUR Patents now 340 if 3 W Clear anil Blrulsut 2 75 W 3 ta- WIIBATNo 2 lied Winter 63 W C9 CORNNo 2 S1HW 3- OATSKo 2 22ip 23 RYENO 2 u a- TOUACCO LUES 3 S3 U 8M Leaf Iluney 450 t 12 00- HAV Clear Timothy stew 5 00 111 00 BUTTER Choice Dairy IS U IS Fresh 4 It- 1OHK BtnndardlJessniow 9 00 BACONClear Rib S 61i LARD Prime Steam M 6- C1I1UV 10 CATTLBNatlve tsrsV 4 071- HOaS Fair tn Chnlco 4 3if 4 75 SHEEP Kalr to Choice 3 4 CO FLOUR 50aWHEATNO 2 spring 70 71 No 2 Roth 70V4W 7f 3tOATBNolOlUeMus 11JANCATTLE Native Steers 475 fi 400 424V11HATZioOATS No 2 WhIle 21 ft 23 CUNNO qnnv 9 FLOURilllRh OraUo 340 tim 3 S- OCOHNNO2 a f2 iUAYCholeolORKSlandard 3Zess- HACOUSmdes 9 1G LorrorMilcsviiaV 701coltNrloOATSNO 2 Mixed 24 23 SnACoitClearOTTONMlddllns stitp S lisaYouI 0 iVVVI A PARDONFORDREYFUS- The French Council of Ministers Decides to Grant a Pardon to Capt Dreyfus THE LATTER WITHDRAWS HIS APPEAL TIme Action of time Ministry hind Been niiconntcd ConsequenTly It Oe enilnned nut Little Surprise On the Streets of larl The Plaarui nemnrkn It Imid that Dreyfus will be seat abroad before the promulgation of his pardon In order to avoid demonstra lions In principle is nn idiom sometimes used In semiofficial announcement of forthcoming actions It seems to have but slight bearing on the matter ex VtVT AIlIUD IJT2311U tUll1I11ment There Is much remark here on tIme strange coincidence of the death of M ScheurcrKestner tin first champion of Dreyfus and to whom Dreyfus will virtually owe his freedom on the very day time cabinet decided to pardon the prisonerNo Incitement In Paris The announcement that Dreyfuswas to be pardoned hail already been Ills counted by predictions and there was absolutely no excitement displayed along the boulevards when the news boys ran along at ubout 315 p m with the first editions containing the statement that the cabinet had decid odto pardonDreyiuThet se peTs sold quickly but there was no rush for them upon time part of the boulcvardlers Those who bought till papers sat down In front of tho calM and rend the announcement without comment Everyone exep ted it and the deci lion met with no opposition The Drolts Del Ilomme the social 1st organ sold Our task remains the same after as before the libera tion of Drtyfus to continue time cam paign against all those who are re sponsible for tho lamentable affair andunmask the forgers traitors and false witnesses even though they may be covered with glittering decora IJ lions nxettemeht nt Ilennei- Renncs Sept 191ho news that the council of ministers had decided to pardon Dreyfus was received here with Intense excitement Dreyfus is still a prisoner The PlunroB Comment Paris Sept 10 Reviewing the governmental pardon the Figaro says The government baa decided to par donDreyfUH because such an act is the natural sequence of tho Itennea court martial The discussion which took place before the eyes of the world showed that there was no proof against Dreytus It is the first time In the his tory of court maztiais that a military tribunal had to choose between A general of division and a captain of artil lery From a judicial point of view time decision of the council of war can not be defended Neither our government nor any other government could stand- up In the face of the nations and de fend that decision It may be some what excusable to military minds and from a military point of view never timeless It is the duty of time govern mint to put both in accord This duty It performs today and no nation will encourage our government more In Its line of honomble duty than the United StatesThe Various Formalities The Trcsso saysj Dreyfus with drew lila appeal today This was the various formalities mentioned In the official communication ns remaining to be fulfilled before the pardon would be signed The tntttor will be set free and be able to give lectures in England and America on time secrets of the iron safe In the Ktatc Major liureaux Drejrfu Alrendy Free London Sept 20Tlmo Rennes correspondent of the Thmily Telegraph wiring at nine oclock last evening said dt There is reason to l e love that Dreyfus Is already out of prison and that with his wife ho will probably leave Bronco tonight A Word to Mothers Mothers of children aCeptod with croup or aflovero cold need not hesl tato to administer Chamberlains Coug Jloinqdy It contains no oplat or narcotic in form and may bo illwconfMont1yto the babe as to anadNltThegreatdoo Hthathas attended use m treatment of colds and croup hind won for it tho and It linn received throughout time United States and many foreign lands For sale St Horimr Drugstore Enrllngton I Eon T Itot IIson Mortons Gap George Klngyt Charles jVV rJ 1 now ORISI1CVS roulookoldEveR pale cheeks wont do I mrbemeats may Vi deep but they cannot make you look i old One thing does It and never falls y f 1 It Is Impossible to look young I color of seventy years in your hairV I AlleYs i HiltL 1VIqorb permanently postpones the telltale signs of Used according to directions It I gradually brings back theCI fiftyyourhairfifteen It tbkkcas the hair 1outI send u our book on I Hair andlts Diseases thet Il Thm Bat Advfef It do notot Uln UU m etjj with tam wW- cMmftuuIrcmovAddr5 COOPERATIVE MINES LEASED St Bernard Coal Company Took Possession Yesterday The nine Was Being Pushed by CreditorsV Tuesday time directors of time Co operative Mining and Manufacturing Co of Barnsloy leased tho mines of that company to tho St Bernard Coal Company of this place who took charge yesterday Time mine had been Ullo for several days and was about to bo taken charge of by creditors anti the men had all cleaned up anti quit having decided not toVwork any longer On Tuesday morning the president of tho St Bernard Coal Company made n proposition to lease the Cooperative property and operate tho mlno temporarily pending the final disposition of tho plant Before time day ended the proposition was ac cepted and thd lease executed Tho arrangement keeps time property in good working order and gives steady employment to time BarnpJsy minors Tho men went In the =Inea yesterday morning to make coal andVtho loading and shipping will begin today Tin Work MrJ W Twyman is now pre pared to give his work hotter atten tion than ever before He has so cured time services of Mr WH Reynolds of Louisville who Is n first class tinner and has done satisfactory Work for some of tho largest firms in Louisville Give him a call All orders will receive prompt attention Miss Miller Arrives In another partof this issuowlll bo found an announcement of the expected arrival of Miss Miller who has beon engagetuimmmnissionaryworkV in Japan Miss Miller arrived yes terday iTiiB BEE with all her many friends and acquaintances gladly welcomes her In our midst again Mr Cy Bush who has been here for some tlmo In tho employ of tho L X railroad has resigned his position on the account of bad health and returned to his home in Barren County Dr VM Greonlee who has been pastor of tho Presbyterian church at Hawcsvlllo for some time has reVsigned to accept tho chair of mathe matics In tho University of VirginiaV Knoxvlllo Sept l8Tlmroo new cases of scarlet lever have boon re ported in two days Schools will not close as tho disease is well under control Charles Robinson is keeping drug store at tho Gap whIle Eon opens up his canvas for Representative The public school at Barnsloy Is suspended this week on account of illness in tho homo of Misses Brown the teachers kidr Mosoloy of Hopkinsvlllo was t re Wednesday Mr Lem McKee of Ilopklnsvlllo was in time cityj on business Wednesday Mosdamos J E Fawcott and PVJ I Herb woro in Madisonvillo Wed nOli day h rFi f1e l3e M MOORB Editor and AUnircr PUBLISHING COMPANY I Ibl PCllolllcl IncorporafbU at Btrllncton it Stcon iSfoUSCKlPTION RATES IPAWrttiletlrlnad I ince II S I coplea anlUed reo an Ippllnllon AddrcitnilorparllcnUri wanted la all PUll a ib RSDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1899 f1 j J REPUBLICAN tick For Governor W S TAYLORt Of Butler County For LloutenantCfovernor JOHN MARSHALL Of Louisville 4 For Socrotary of Stato CALEB POWERSD Jt Of Knox County I For AttorneyGeneral ifcj CLIFTON J Of Hopkins County For Auditor Buy JOHN SSWEENEY Of Bourbon poiiftty r FOr Trcasu WALTER UDAY IorBreathUtCcmntyS In Btriictl6h IIN- OfCarnpbq1 00111 ty- I AgricultureCAPTOf FayettbICounty For Reprentat1o IBEN T ROBINSON SOME of the Qoobol papers are m king a great dpal of noise nlfout the organization of some imaginary negro Qoobol clubs Wonder what they think of the strong clubs organizing all over the Statiii their own party to fight Gpebel and Goebelism SoiiR of Mr Bryan advocate are wondering if ho will adhere to his promise to speak for Goe bel in Kentucky since the publication of Mr Carlisles letter containing indisputable evidence that Mr Qoebel tried to kill free silver j s an issue in 1800 in Ken Lucky A COUNTOY correspondent writes I thank you for the Taylor pin which you enclosed You could not have sent mo a more acceptable present than the pic ture of Kentuckys next Governor This is a straw o enthusiasm that shows how Re publican breezes blow just now IN the week ending September 7 there were only 123 business failures in the United States In tho corresponding week of 189JJ there wore 80S failures at which tithe Mr Bryan was touring the country and telling people from the rear platform of the dire calamity that would come if the people rejected the freesil ver proposition BRIEF telegrams to Goebel pa pers announce the formation of a- r largo and enthusiastic colored Goebelclub at Henderson The Henderson Journal says of this meetingAt conclusion of tho meeting the thirty or forty negro voters pres ent wore asked to como forward and enroll their names as members of the negro Goobel Club but very fow of them did so Mil CIIAB K AViiRKUCii the Kentucky congressman who is championing Mr Gocbels candi dacy insults the teachers of tho State by asserting that they and the county school superintendents are bought by the school book trust It is natural that the Goobel campaign should antag onize the pulpit and the schoolhouse of Kentucky and not BUr prising that this insult should be perpetrated by this demagogue j congressman on behalf of Goebel TUB money in circulation in the United States has increased nearly 450000000 since Mr Bryan was nominated Yet there was a Goo hbeorator in Earlington the other week by the name of Mr Jeems y who among other absurd state1 ments said that the people had not more money now than they had before Mr McKinloy was elected The manner in which some Goebelites have praised this speech indicates the straits to which they are put for a de fense of their position WiTH our vaults full of gold with a sufficiency of money to meet the demands of a voluino of business unprecedentedly vast and profitable withtlabor gener 1 ally employed at fair wages with every dojlar the GoVefninorifc is sues as good as any other dollar with our finances as firm as a I rock and our credit the beat ever t known it is no time for mountebanks to cry their nos trums in the market place with any chance of being heard Secretary of StatHay to Col Dick of Ohio OLLIK JAMES said in his Earl d ington speech that the Republi cans had promised before McKin leys election that there would IicanMr Jftliretf assOrted that the Re b11tt vere in iower and the people itlno more money Tho facts are that according to of ficial Treasury figures on Sep tember 1 1898 there was 2541 per capita of money in circula tion as compared with 2118 per capita on July 1 1800 just prior to the nomination of Mr Bryan A CONSCIENTIOUS honest Democrat said tho other day To tell the truth the Democrats are to day without an issue Hone ho said it was necessary that the party try to use hero there ani yonder the various and variegated votecatching schemes represented by the variety of issues advo cated in different parts of tl country The man who said thti is a reader and a student of tli0 times If many intelligent rep resentative Democrats possessed this gontlpriiana li li sty t1ter would be a multitude of like con feBsion h j t MR Joint G CARLISLES letter is another contribution to the 1mass of literature daily increasing wliich proves Mr Geebels unswerving purpose to trim on all issues so as to keep on the winning side and getin Mr Carlisle now confirms that which has been bolioyedby many that Mr Goe1 lHitews on the money question have been formed and reforniod by jus calculations u as to the strength or weakness of sound money or free silver as a political issue with which to catch votes Mr Goebel tried to carry from Kentucky in 1800 a sound money delegation to the Chicago convention but now claims in hid speeches to be an original free silver itdvocate T1II question has been asked Of what church is Elder John OBryan the pastor who is mon tioned in the MadisonviUe Hits tIer as a leading Baptist minister who will take the stump for Goebel Y What does the world think of such a man The better elemement of the people turn away with disgust from the man who poses asa minister of uprready to wink at murder fraud slander and the other attendant elements of Goebelism The clipping below expresses the sen timent in regard to tho matter Parson James who has announced allegiance to Goebel wants it known that he Is not n i readier Even the worldlngs draw the line on being classified with preachers who cling to Goebollsm In a Close Place That the way of the transgressor is hard is a truth old as time itself When in a fit of stateIdid ho think about the hot wa ter into which he was jumping But it was a slander which made many of the best people turn away with disgust Ho has been cornered and has tried to explain out of it but has signally failed The following item from the Pa ducah News shows what a close place Mr Goebel is in Several days ago Judge R J Breckinrldgo candidate for Attor fey General was In this town giv ing currency to the slander started by Mr Goobel that James R Hal lam was once confined lathe Tenn asses penitentiary for a civil offense The News Bent a man to Nashville to Investigate He obtained following certificate refuting the chargesSept 14 1899 This is to certify that I have examined the records of tho Tennessee penitentiary and no such name as James R Hallam ap pears on thus books of the prison W HABTFOBD Warden of the Main Prison When men get to tho point where they have no regard for truthor justice just so their own interests may be advanced they may exp nothing but the contempt of many of their best fellowcitizens The people of Kentucky are too proud and too noble to wink at injustice and slander and will show their dis like for it when thQY dune to the ballotbox in which lies the weal or woo of their State Truly the way of the traits grosser ishard Electric Llghtfl for Elkton A m ting of the city councirofElktoh was huo1ttonjJglt last week and stops regard to BUpjlylng the city wUh olectrc llghtfflbyndvertising1 the franchise Subscribe for TUB flint U per year 11It Is anIlE Wind TltatBlows Nobo Good That small athe or lh or weakness the i lllwfriC- ltzpt directs your attention to ne necessity of purifying your blood by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla Then your whole body receives goods for Jne purified blood goes tingling to every organ It fits the great remedy all anfbothses DykhdJica1ed fJth jiati Mdnty itoablti for jptpslA ilth scoJtre pal- ru1J6iisapM nude nit strongw heady 7 B Emtrton Auburn Me dWlJlM lloodi Milt cure ItTtr lUil the no4irrlUUnn and f fiiiiiOitIAr iIlIarllpatlua TRUTH FROM JOHN C CARLISLES I J IlcQoebel Sought Him For Aid ii Taking Sound floncy Delegation from Kenton County Conventions ALLEGED INTERVIEW DENIED ScnlcoIWashington D 0 Sept 15 There appeared in the Washington Post this morning an alleged interview with Me John G Oar lisle in which tho latter was made tosay that Mr Goebel had never spoken to him on the money question and the visit Mr Goebel made hero in 1800 related purely to matters of minor offices Not a word of this interview is true I saw Mr Carlisle this af ternoon and lie felt outraged that such a statement had been attributed to him and that the contrary was true Ho drew from his pocket the following denial which ho asked mo to give to the Washington Post after sending it to Kentucky The denial is in Mr Carlisles own handwriting and reads The statements attributed mo and published in tho Washing tout Post this morning concerning a conference between Mr Gocb land myself in this city in 1800 were not made by me and are not correct The conference alluded to was sought by Mr Geobel whose principal purpose as ho stated it to me was to secure a sound money delegation from Kenton county to the State convention i which was to be held soon there after at Lexington I had no other interest in the matter and took no action except such as Mr Goebel represented to be necessary in order to secure the selection of a sound money dele a tion JOHN G OARUSIK JUDGE PRATTS SPEECH LIKED tie Was Heard by Voters of Hart County- Munfordvillh Ky Sept 18 Judge Pratt filled his appoint ment hero today and thero was a large crowd to greet him fully 600 or 700 people being on hand The Judge puts his campaign upon a plane far above that taken by the Goebclitcs His speech was greatly enjoyed by those who heard it The Republicans of Hart county are alive and their brethren will hear goodnews from theta on election night TO USE AMERICAN MULES England Negotiating with a Kentucky Firm for 1000 of Them Louisville Ky Sept 18TheI British Government is buying mules in Kentucky and if the threatened hostilities with the Transvaalopen up mules purchased i in this State may help to carry the British army through South Africa The firm of Hudson Bros dealers in horses and mules at Sixteenth and Main streets are negotiating a deal with the British Government whereby England js to be fur nished with 1000 mules to be used in South Africa The negotiations have been carried on for a week and the only thing that now stands in the way of closing the deal is a difference as to the date of delivery England insists n immediate shipment of the mules while Hudson Bros claim that it will be impossible for them to fill the order in less than six weeks 1 Notwithstanding this littlo differ ence members of the local firm re certain that they will come oitiu agreement 1 EngLjuul has been represented 1IIgentand the negotiations have been carried on by telegraph J Price Hudson a member of tho firm said touightI hta boon in corrcspondpncp with Great Britians Now York repr sentative whoso name J canmu make public nwl thero is no doubt that all differences will bo adjusted and the contract signed tomorrow Asked as to what use time mules were to be put he replied They torn mo they desired to use them as 1aokmuuulcs in South Africa This makes tIme task of obtaining them doubly seYCrcisnly a l1inul1hatilr mulo caiMe used urposot v The contract says wo shut 11 deliver them in Now Orleans I am sorry but I can not tell you what wo are to receive for the mules This is flue request of the English representative and I am compelled to respect his wishes LOCOMOTIVE BLASTS The now reservoir now being con atIcover acres and tho bed oftho lako is about 80 feet above tho railroad track level They estimate that when It is onco filled there will bo enough water stored to supply tho demand for SCO days with no additional rain fall Tho Louisvlllo Nashvlllo man agement has recently been making experiments in Nashvlllo to got satisfactory smokeless fuel for loco motives used In the switching ser vice throughout tho city It Is now stated that the Queen Crescent Railroad has devised a flro box for locomotives which will do away with smoke How are you getting along with that schomo of yours for a procession of tho unemployed to march to the City Hall and demand work Its going to be a fizzle Tho blamed chumps nil send mo word theyre too busy and cant got awnyCiao- utgo Tribune Tho thousands of employes of tho great Southern Railway System who are to bo advanced tho tout per cent which was cut oft from their wages during tho 1605 Cleveland calamity period are not likely to glvo much heed to tho presont frau tlo appeals of tho Democratic party toOrgalllI0 office of time State Railway Com mission lucre by tho Kentucky West era Railway Company It has 100 000 capital stock and proposes to erect a Hue from Blackford toDixon in Webster county a distance seventeen miles Tho operators aro Morton Thayer of Kansas City and IH Whcatcraft and F AStefort of St Louis J B Browning general bn gag agent of tho L N who has bcpn In Michigan for some time on count of III health died last Salur day Ho was ono of the oldest officials of this system and was held in high esteem by all who know himMr Elmer Orr of Henderson Was duly installed as agent hero on tho 16th Mr Orr Is nn experienced railroad man and will most assuredly give satisfaction here The men who are kicking through the preHB about tho loss of their II Swill please say why one who becomes an outspoken enemy of tho road should have any claim whatever upon favors extended to tho press W F Sheridan Chief Dispatcher is now enjoying a visit to his mother and other relatives in Ohio As he Is a great politician wo wonder if ho has not gone there to do missionary work for boss McLean Three small wrecks was tho record for ono day lucre last week Tho damage was slight W W Ethorldgo is now in charge of tho agonoy at Scbrco nnd BCCIIIH pleased with tho change How an employe of n railroad company can votongnlnst tho Interest of tho company ho works for without Injuring his own Interests wo cant sqo- Goebols cry against the L N Is losing him votes every day and if so wiry should we worry when wo want to ecu him defeated Operator TIck now fills tho posi tion of day operator of Nortonvlllo Tho pay car now has a now conductor in charge as Conductor Colo finding it so unpleasant to be away from homo so much called torn change i II1 n food medicine for the w Llby that Isthin and not- wehI I nourished and for the K W mother whose milk does not nourish the baby tlyansmic or consumptive 2 W adult that is flesh I 2fKof wasting it is the foodI medicine that will nourish W andfH w when all other means fail ho taken In summeras iShould well aa winter f and 1100 sit drugthtt DOWJJECheniUl n w YorkW D J q 1 I The largest sand pit on time L N 0Is being constructed here under timre- direction of Supt MoVey lIurveylngagrouml Pnducnli It Will bo one of tho largJ est and most complete In time State Work on it will begin at once Agent Will Ogden Of Slaughters vine Is now a happy man as tim movo there placed him with his mother and many other relatives Business on this Mlvlalon has been very heavy this year A desire to stock coal for next winter has caused railroad companies tb lay in a lar Q supply and has hail a groat deal tod with Increasing the freight traffic Mr Goo Boyd returned from a visit to Christian county last Tuesday Mr lloyd has been on time sic list for several weeks but is now able to hobble around with tho as slstanco of a cano For a long time there line boon a howl made by a certain class of rail road men against the company stores run by coal companies The grounds of complaint havo always boon un just Wo wondorhow they will look upon this proposition that time railroad companies have in contompla tion tho establishment of stores for tho benefit of their employee This is what tho Nnshvlllo American has to say on the subjoctIIR It a trust Is it n combine is It an aggregation of capital to further re strict competition Ono of tho latest developments of tho cooperatlvo tendencies of tho times Is the proposed intention of railway companies to establish grocery stores for their employee at which supplies can bo obtained at tho lowest legitimate prices anti the employes be also freed from tho sword of Damocles the garnishment process which I s held in throat over them The ten dency marked aud emphatic Is for employers of labor to provide modes by which their employes can ob alit time necessaries of life at the lowest possible cost and not be subject to outside annoyances and this reported movo on tho part of pronit mont railroads Is a result of tine combination idea now BO prominent It Is based on tho idea of cooperatloti in which rporativoa derive benefit a outsldo Lthe more wages paid It is a combination and while voluntary may be called a monopoly Hut Is tine scheme in its Inception bad onor DOWN IN THE MINES In eastern Kentucky tho minors have some queer ideas as to what constitutes a case wherein an operator of a coal mlno Is justifiable In discharging ono of their employes An nn Illustration of the views hole by tho miners at tho Wlngo mines one man who was a driver was guilty- Of of tho olfensoof killing a mule and tho company exorcised the right all companies should possess and discharged the slayer of the animal when as a puiilsmeut for so doing one hundred of the miners came out on a strike Stfow us the justice in grantedcmade by time company before they discharged tho man and therefore 1 the action of the minors was in no way Justifiable Only a short time ago one Purcoll 1 a chronic agitator sent out by tho U1 V1 canoe to this county on a mission of mischief and while here made an incendiary speech calling upon honest contented miners to rebel against their employes be twcen which there was no dlsagroe inont or grievance to adjust except In Purcells opinion the unpardonable crime of opposing the U M W by refusing In any way to recognize the organization While lucre the operators took the view that give him more rope and ho will hang himself so they let him pass by un noticed But from tho following clipping you will seo that In another portion of Kentucky they have called him down In his mad career and he is to bo hold accountable to tho law for his evil doings London Ky Sept l6O M Purcell member of tho national board of the United Mine Workers of America and a resident of Terre Haute Ind was arrested here on n warrant Issued by the operators of tho Pittsburg Vie toria Plttman and Laurel coal companies charging him with Inducing tho miners who are on strike at time above and tho now Diamond Standard and Kentucky mines to walk out while under con tract Purcell say that ho will show that there Is no contract existing between tho operators and tho miners and that he was arrested without bond that he might be kept out of time way while tho operators Intimidated the minors Into working again without concession and ho further said that ho nnd the national board would fight his arrest and that they intend making a test case of It Tine miners who number 1000 struck for a 10 per cent increase such as was given by the operators of all tho other mines in the compo 1 titive district Those mines are all located at Altamont and Pittsburg this county Tho operators of the lily mines which have also gone out will tomorrow agree to the 10 I per cent raise I Lato revelations indicate that tho honor of winning whether real or imaginary In what the U M Vomost desire and if they can secure that honor oven at a pecuniary loss they are satisfied An evidence of this can bo soon in thoir proposition I made to tho Onkiulil coal operators when they agreed to bear flue total expense of n wolghman If they could I bo allowed to ay they won but the managers would not agree to it foreman Robinson from Empire mines came homo last Saturday Ho still complains of time scarcity oftcoal cars and says furthermore iris company received ono prdor for fifty cars coal to be shipped at once talch they are unable to fill From the testimony given before j 1 Perfect Health Kc RJh system in perfect or der ofI1t1fY reg- ulatttthe bowelsind produce BodyJtil iousness constipation and kin dred Diseases an absolute nire TUTTS Liver PILLS the railroad commissioners during 10the late consideration of the ques tion in regfrdtb loag and short haul wo quote hi part what ono who Is well up on the wage question says workkIn answer to this question In what way if at all are your coal mining operations connected with the public welfare All industries employing labor and paying wages have mote orless influence on time public welfare arthe pay tolls are large or snl lIW ks affect not oi1ftltoezLnerLbut the entire country wagon of the minor goes to the tarmcm time miller tho flier chant for all tho necessities of life Tine greater the wage time greater time amount expended and tho greater the inf1uencooithie public welfare And not only this but amine run nlng regularly through the year produces coal more cheaply than time mine running but half time Hence time consumer gets a cheaper coal from the mine running regularly and time effect on time public welfare IB not only at the mine and iinmcdt ately about them but extends to every point to which coal 1 shipped The American wage earner Is noted as a consumer As wages are good and work iHplCntlfthue Whole county prospers As wages are lower and work Is scarce whole country Buffers It is time foundation of our whole property The St Louis street railway people have been unable to get pearly enough men todo the work of repairing tracks and laying down new rails At Anderson Ind fires have been lighted in 886 Independent pots and the fhr4t window glass of the season is being blown Acconllngto the American Manu pigIrongross tons Time production of anthracite coal to September 1 has been 6982000 1 tons greater than In 1868 antI 1000 000 tons more than In 189G An article mUte London Fortnightly Review for July treating of time condition of the average English mnn estimates that a factory hand earning say 026a week expends out of It for food 1340 of which 10011rfor meat bacon and fish and an equal amount for butter choose lard an egga- Inltead of going without tin dln nor pails altogether what the work Ingman was told would be tine case 4 if time McKinley bill was passed ho is going about With full ones and a surplu of tin In tils pocket bo sides Oswego N Y Times Tho great success of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrlnoea Rem edy Inthe treatment of bowel com plaints baa made Ihtandard over time greater part of time civilized world DrugstoreEarllnkton tons Gap eorgo King St Clarles Mr Bryan is very sure that there can bo no such thing as prosperity when big crops and fat bank accounts cause farmers III to forget all about the crime of 1893 Rochester N Y Demo cratChronicle A diseased liver declares Itself by moroseness mental depression lack of energy melancholy and constipation HKRBINH will ro healthy condition Price fiOoStDernardDrugstoro Murder will out The American wprkinginan now knows that Free TraIiQ killed American in dustries ndthat Protection raised them from the dead Fremont Ohio Journal T polIflsntItTeeowrIIst- Dr lit M A Slmmoni Uvar Mtdlclnt 10 jean It does all ba1s el lm dfor II Wd bn tared ni manjrdbciofitiiUi I woslleotgl oae pick tJI of 1Iotl1o f ZeUinf Ilkt that I used It Is believed that Droyfus wilt be pardoned as the best way to elfmln ito a trpublesome qiestontrom FrdllChpolit1c pertoverywornl JUs abiaa tonic and Titrengthpnlnr properties wil- lrestotopale rosy hue 25 eta St Bernard Drugstore A co ference of AttorneyGenerals and Governors of the States met In St touts AVedtiesday to consider the trust questions As an external liniment of most wonderful penetrative and curative power Ballards Snow Liniment Is not equaled by an In the world Price 26 Sti Bernard Drugstore The lIop1cI company of State Guards will be mustered In Friday night of this week Frcqtuoll ProlratUd Comtlpalloa cannes InHimmiiloa of bt BowIiRliDdfaleDr- U A Sial mOil Wrr u MciD An invitation to attend the reunion f thobluo and gray at Evansvlllo has been extended to Gbtornor Brad ley Cufkt4 as Years I auttered fot 96 years with a cough and spent h tidre sot dollars witln availuntllIused mueswcaklungsJ ll BoscH1 Orantoburg Iii Ainirdhe United States nrptwf1fw-S ftltifBtIfif rd1frUgSt r H 7t N 1 fr 18 E MAR K A B LEI j = f Arc the effects produced in 1899 Fall and ForJ5 t 5 W fi it is to get FIRST CHOICE and in J foundi 7Jt J al Skirting fit tRcversable orIGolf fit J patterns in Black Crepons and some ex I fi effects in Vaist Silksx fn this con i4qncction we will also tell you ofgood values t tiltfi fI t true these new things have alr ttn = 4 to move nicely In your e3cteirqn1trioy 4g E4c mlrGreat= Kid Shoes Ladies and Childrens Slipperstfi of all descriptions and all at = Goods goes merrily on through this entire fi month 1 J BIHUPUJii THE SAME PRICE ON THB SAME THINQ TO EVERYBODYaa r i W WCt PIYOUR ORDERS SOLICITED 5p Who Doss thi Livw Bvsiuss 0 Ask your neighbors Thoy all say lint wochaul hotter loads fur 1l nish best tennis and al i ways at tho right price LAll Nllht Barnett Arnold jA o AdaaA + A A I A 4 A A A AA A A a 4 M McOORD I Contractor and Builder ta YIANS IXPICIINCU EARL1NGTON KY C j1I1adoeoll111ete I PLANS DETAILS SPEdIrico and satisfaction I PIOATIONS400NTUACT8gimaraimtecd Estimates cheerfully given i ON SHORT on VICE Glvo mo aI cinanucoatLYeurj1Iip r v 4s SS GKOKC3E O TOY i Saccetuno ItticDitli LIVERY 6 FEED I SiABLEIAttme laimi street atof EARLINGTONJUHtIFirstClass Equipment and Pro PJ Service Ipbs aspsss ss s S SS S IS I S I P 555 S S SSssgs t The matron of a well known Masonic Home mentions one inmate seventy years of age who has been in the infirmary for three YC1r9aa great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Ripans Tab ulcs about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that he is 1 never without them He is willing that his name should be used in 9a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person to try them A second old gentleman In the same institution eightyfour years of age bash d liver trouble for many years and finds that RlPANS help him very much They nurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwo bothsullerlfrom indigestion causing headache depression of spirits nerv ousness They take the Tabulcs and fund them so useful thatthcyL ttbattion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have her name used in a tcstirtht1 liWiXTKD thtloeaIIUt rfAK8 will not beuat Thiiaeth Mt 01BltM nltof MaU tb word UliAN II on Uw nukJu U4 unpt tt rhTf weomMwwdM4 A BOON TO MANKINDItj DTABLERS 11m II E I New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES HOUTPAiN CURES WHERE ALL OTHER HAVE FAILED rues BY MAIL irs CENTS BoTTLEsoCNm S F IAilAL StIetIK 3l 1ldU 1 LILr- 1 JIfJ Q I N l t + j- i j L ffrL i I r Is I iiI 4 4J tt liJ E1ENT YEAR EARLINGTOiSti COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21 899 SUPPLEMENT NO 88 tIQSEARtIUL4flHT ThjTDwri on Gocbels Record In Conbtltutlooai Cpft ventlon THEOLAIMS OF HIS FRIENDS p Arc Klddled 111000 Volley of Facts from Approved Journal i A TEW THINGS OOEBEL DIDHi DO Tfce rrovUloo rrohlbUlaic th Cooio- lidilloa of rr iUl RallroA4Llaoo Doe Not Hoalf on Hit loll of Pabtia Aeoom pllhinut Mr Qoebeli friends have been busy In fabricating for him a record which may win popular confidence and IUP port Based howerer upon absolutely false assumptions and statements It fall to pices with the sllghteet han dUng The lion IlL Goodnight In a speech delivered at Franklin on the ZUtlnet gave according to tho report 4ofhli speech In the CourierJournal a sketch of Goobers legislative career He Mid Ooebel framed that section In k the present constitution which prohib Its railroad companies owning and op crating parallel llnea and dlacrlmteat Ing In rates on long and abort hauls end the bill which made the offense of S keeping a gambling house a felony la Kentucky No matter whether Judge Goodnight actually made these statements or the t CourierJournal Interpolated them In 1the report of his speech it ta In either event an effort to aid Ooebels waning fortunes by claims which a moments examination of the Journal of the legis lature and of the contention would fl1an discredited For Iho reputation ik 2 of tile bench we trust Judge Ooodolght does not In court accept as conclusive such statements as those oa which he 11 bases his defense of Mr Ooebel Aa Judge Goodnight has not the time nor the Inclination to furaUh the evidence this else The Evening Post will do I1rl for fclai and In a farm which wilt uve him a great deal of trouble 11 IX V a The bill making gambling a felony Wf was something with which Mr GOOd JUT Ji bad nothing whatever to do It origi I I e Bated la a crusade la uJnllleaaaJalto- peD gambling The attorney of tho Ijeagu was Mr Join a Baskla of tho Louisville bar now commissioner in bankruptcy and this bill was drawn by Mr Baskln In the legislature the bill was IB charge of Mr Dana Smith of Larue county What Mr Ooebels attitude was we do not know but for the law as It stands the credit Is due not at all to Mr Ooebel but to Mr Baskln and to Mr Smith HL I Next as to tho claim that to Mr GoOd Is due tho credit for the constitutional I provision prohibiting the consolidation of parallel end competing lines The original resolution looking to the prevent Ion of the buying up and op crating parallel and competing lines Is found on page 169 and Is in the follow I LAIng words Resolved That no railroad or other 4 corporation or tho lessee purchaser or manager of any railroad or corporation shall consolidate jthe stock prop- or franchise of guch corporation 4with or lease or purchase the works or j of5 or II any way Control any c other railroad corporation owning or baying under its I a parallel or I competing Hae nor shall any oncer of such railroad or Ttorpoifatloa actas pflls cer of any Mhaf railroad or o ra Ion ownlnger h vps the control at a parallel or competing linej and the question whether said railroads are parallel or competing JJnes shall when demanded by a party complainant bo decided by a jury as in other civil issues thedelegateMrdrtagtoa paa lioeredanether resolution oalhli isubjeetsalmost idenUcfU With tbo eaoluHo lot Mr Twymari hardly so full and explicit JJoth of these resolutions were referred to the committee on corpotlQnsotv- w I r tioleswas chairman rtojpjerjt jot hat committee Is found p pa the section 12 of hat re Qi Idtfttfeal with the fecUoa of tlie oft tJm except for the pjhjs- faJoafr Uhe section as reported of the word brIdeand thewordsvbr Blnic tu eit plaoes Thfe iejjiito pn measure begins oe pee 3711 arid ehda on ice 8731 and Mrl Ooibel did Tot eerany amendment not did he makeanyrew5rks njjpr of the mere jadeed aithere was no rollp cat tin thia metttElftblretttnothing tQ abowjbt S svonpreaent- i IV a jfow letjus1 Jake up tbe long and s hort hawcUusoVef tai constitution for whlfkjcnftlt UJclaimed by Judge 9ooi4torMrGQal fI n rrt ot the COnDU n Is- eloat1 ttm lf1li1la a Jf onerea ine G taai rWG11l lLk11I subject u tollbwa L1 Thebalt not be lawful In this stats for raljtvayrcompany to charge for fgbt or Qnger grMt r pinoui- ice UietraaJMrtaili fLotUe same for a lees dJjgTRee Mn lhli amount charged foT any greater distance and suitable laws shall bo jassed by the BenprQI aasemby to esforc this pro- vMIon but excursion or eomeutatlon 1 tickets may be Issued at special rates ThU resolution waf referred to the committee on ralroa4i and commerce Mr Whlttaker charman sad sectroa 15 of y report ottata uItte4 TT 4 45 ri witn one or two immaterial vernal changes Is Identical with tho section now In tho constitution The debate on this measure begins on page 5171 Of the Debates of the Convention and ends on page 5183 Several verbal amendments were offered but 7Jr Goobel neither spoke nor offered any amendments as to this matter in fact two roll calls ahow that he was ab seat during this discussion V The next matter of interest to the public in this connection is the constitutional provision establishing the railroad commission The original resolution with refer ence to this subject was offered by Dr J D Clardy subsequently a member of congress then a delegate from Christian county This resolution of Dr Clnrdya will bo found on page 142 of tho DebatesSReferring to page 1C8 of these debates we find a resolution offered by Mr John D Carroll of Henry relating to the same subject The report of the committee on railroads and commerce to which these resolutions were referred In the first section thereof contained practically the clause which was finally adopted In the constitution The debate begins on pago 4991 Tho only part Mr Ooebel took In the discussion and passage of this meas ore was to offer the following amend meat which wu rejected by a vote of CO to 9- When Jurisdiction Is conferred on tho board of railroad commissioners all the power Judicial or ministerial necessary to carry It Into effect Is also conferred and when In the excr else of Jurisdiction within tho purview of the authority conferred on saLt board tho course of proceeding is not pointed out any suitable process or mode of proceeding may be adopted by the board which may appear most conformable to the spirit of the con stitution VI- Sa much then for the claims put tar ward by Judge Goodnight In behalf of a client who has absolutely no stand ins In court Ho comes as a claimant for tho property which by an uaqueIjtioned title belongs to other Aa a matter of fact Ooebel exhibited the1coaltUutlo lie Is mOAt concerned And as a mem ber of the constitutional convention bo pursued the came policy which has governed bis conduct In the legislature Ho Is the author of that provis- Ion of the present constitution by which the representatives other than the Immediate dependents of a person kilted In a railroad accident are per sallIed to tecover damages for the Injury whereby tho death was occasion ed He was looking alter matters which affected law practice and did net trouble himself about discriminations In freight rates or long and short haul distinctions Nobody would criticise him for this were it not that he and his claquers aro constantly trying to make It appear that he and he only bos striven to protect tho rights of tho people endangered by corporate en croachment This li the second chapter on the careet of William Ooebel Tho fleet dealt with his career as a lawyer sttowlng that ho was as ready to bo a corporation attorney as any one and also allowing the reason he was not more often employed wax his failure wan almost uninterrupted Indicating no unwillingness to serve the money power but lacking that ability which commands success Evening Post Aug 23 DKHOUIIAT ON noinru SliUtlcMi oa the Ch rncter of tho Fruit MUiit CuutIdt For lojernor Tom Pettlt always was amusing For verification or that assertion tho flies of the Owensboro Messenger while Its editor held office at tho hands of John Young Drown especially may be consulted Dut the assertion of Mr Pettlt In his speech at Denton that JVIllam Goebel neither drank chewed nor cursed Is the most ludicrously comical of any of the many foolish utterances of Tom Pct lt A more regularly blasphemous man than WH 1mm Ooebel does not exist In Ken tuckrrbo assertion of Tom Pettit would cause more genuine laughter In and among the odlclat circles of Ken ncuntytbl1n the richest humor of Puck or Punch If official circles wero allowed lo have opinions of their own or to enjoy humor at the expense of their creator and owner William Qoe was on his way to Wll ap4lrdandwhen ho saw that gallant etlpjrray standing In fron of tho Frat Bank ho tyrned to Jack Iendrlck and sold Thcroa th- esof a Ir over thore And when jal sad WhntT Qpobcj repeated the vile cpjthet Theres the s of a bv ndthl was at thq tlmo ho was seeking John jJandford to slay him after havjng moflt cruelly and Infam ously libeled him Vloi Shot For doetiel In his speech at Russcllvlllo on Sept 2 HoriAV H wee ey referring to a speech made by Oo bet at Paducah hat every s niade for Drown was paid for tuerIx ufsYllIe and Nash yjille iralfroad reada telegram Ho sent to Ooebol asking If the state ment Commenting on this ho said 1C1ever received any reply and I Wp1tt9 say that so far as the state ment refers to me It IB willful and deliberate lie and Itlauthora public Slanderer and common liar and Mr Obctiei knows my address and Iam not likely to be away from home Great Obd my countrymen do you want a liar for governprT- In to Oottbcl said about Theodpre liallams brother Mr Swee ney saU It was an Insult to every ConfcderatQ soldIer and If any Coa- tsilerato soldier voted fur Opebel he would only be degrading hlnisolf Tit Hoot of All Uvll + Many bi iii1 jieoiilo rdodo take till Jbo ltilfK llMtiiHtflvta riitlirr tlifln let tbe cliiitch catch uny dtjciifio from Hit root ctll1 tfvlt Raws Ucr- ntfllsIiUtton Siti1 right titlU cintrnted with what WBliuvo Juit uuycr with whatwo are PII CliOiJtJteco r N iS 1 J SEOkETALI4AOEROAXSccrctaryHay r4 ic 2t5t cujc- iRELATONS1WITEt ENGLAND r f c Tlioy Art riifldIyiUtttOiOr0SOT- han Vlih Germany OUR DNPABALLEIED PROSPERITY Rcpnbllnan Policy oC rrpttellnr lUt Jn fined Ilielf br It AVprk Domoitlo aDd Fnrrlen Trnd hraolilDSj IoporlloDi Nr Ufdro AUIIIIb V Soine expressions in the recent plot form of Ohio Democrats have moved Secretary Hay to write a letter to Chairman Dick of the Ohio RepuBltcan committee Coming from the secretary of statq of tho United States the letter Is ImportantAfter that the Democratic party had lost Its stock in trade by the collapse ofthelr money hobby and their free trade hobby owing to tho prosperity of the country under sound money and a protective tariff Mr Hay proceeded What isiett thenIn tho way of a platform Tho regulation of trusts which the Republicans can themselves managtf having all the requisite experience both of legislation and buslncssf and finally the war which It seems was too efficiently carried on and has been too beneficial to the nation to suit the Democratic leaders We have been able to giro In our time some novel Ideas to the rest of tho world and none more novel than this that a great part should complain that the results of a war were too advantageous It will be hard however td convince the bulk of our people that wff are the worse off because our flag has gained great Jon or our possessions have been extend ed our position In the world locrea edt and our opportunity for work and use fulness enormously widened through the fortunes ofwar and the valor of our soldiers and sailors wo FotEtlOr AnI8Dei Being In this desperate need of ar Eunicnt It Is not strango that they should havo recourse to fiction An at tempt Is made In the Ohio Democratic platform to excite the prejudice of cer tate classes of voters against the pres cat administration by accusing It of an alliance with England The people who make this charge know Jt to be untrue their making It is on Insult to tho Intelligence of those whose votes they seek by this great misrepresenta tion But as one of their favorite methods of campaign is to Iriventj a ftc tion too fantastic for contradiction and then to assume It to be true be causo It has not been contradicted you may permit mo to take one moment to dispose of this ghost story aSfltittfers to the departmeatwlth which I am con nected There Is no alllanco with Eng land nor with any other power under Ticaven except these known and published to the world the treaties of or dlpnry Internatlohal friendship for purposes of business and commerce No treaty other tban these exists none has been suggested on cither side none is In cbntcmplatlca It has never entered Into tho mind of the presi dent noror an member of the government to forsake under any In ducement the wise precept and exam ple of the rather which forbade en tangling alliances with Eurppean pow ers I need not dwell upn this factEven the men who wroto the Ohio platform know there Is no allance tBui They meek to mako capital In5 this campaign out of the undeniable fact that our re lations with England aYe mote friend ly and satisfactory than they have ever been before It Is hard to take such a charge seriously and If It Is taken seriously how can it be treated with patience In tho name of common sense let mo ask what Is the duty of the government If not to cultivate wherever possible agi eabjo and prof itable relations with other naliiqns And If with other nations why not with that great kindred power which stands among the grealcjg powers Of tho world What harm what menace to other countries fa there in this nat ural and beneficent trJendahlpJOnly- a narrow and purblind cpuldseo In It anything exclusive It Is a poor starved heart that has no room for only one friend Jt Is not with Eng land alone tligt our relations are Im proved Woareon better terms than In J 1asLwlth n 1 tlo trVlth Russia our oldtime friend with tho great German empire to whlchje are bound by so many ties with our sis ter republic of France with Italy Austria and In short every European every Asiatic nation pur relations aro growing In intimacy and cordiality every year and our friendship with Sour neighbors to the south of us from the Rip Orando to Capo Horn grows firmer more genuine day by day Ainirleau raIe Iolly And why should It not be 1101 Every one likes to be ongopd terms with the pedccablo and the prosperous cape daily It their prosperity Is of that na turo that other people prpflt by Itj and this Is precisely our condition Oar trade II taking that vast development for which W9 have been preparing through many years of wise American policy of sturdy American Industry of thoughtful Invention and experi ment by tralnedAmerlcaiv Intelligence We nve gone far toward solving the problem which has so long vexed tho economists of th6 world of raising wages and at tho lImo time lowering tho cost of something which no other people have ever not cbmpllshcil In an equal degree Wo pay the highest wages wblchare paid ourgoodljtolusing to furnish ttieputq yery quarter is t of the globe We aro building locomotives for railways In Europe Asia and Africa our bridges can bo built In America ferried across the Atlantic transported up the Nile and flung across h river1 In tho Soudan in less time than any European nation with a start of 4000 miles can do tho work Wo sell Ironware In Birmingham car pets In Kidderminster wo pipe the sewers of Scotch cities OUt bicycles distance all competitors on tho continent Ohio sends watch cases to Geneva AH this Is to tho advantage of all parties there Is no sentiment in It they buy pur wares because wo make them better and at lower cost than other people We are enabled to do this through wise laws and the American genius for economy Our working people prosper because we are all working people our Idle class Is too meager to count All the ener glee of the nation are devoted to this mighty taskto insure labor Its ad equate reward and so to cheapen production as to bring tho product within the reach of the greatest number for tho least money Not an Attitude of Menace Of course our prosperity would not bring us fticnds It wo held an attitude of menace to other nations But this wo have never done and I hope and believe wo never shall da Wo have great latent military power wo are capable at short notice of remarkable military efllclcncy but tbo habit and spirit of the American people Is essen Uallr peaceful Tho vast majority of our people would bo glad to think that that tho era of wars was over that not another battle anywhere In the world should ever stain the car 1 with carnage or break tho heart of a mother No other nation would ever have shown the longsuffering pa tlence with which we watched for so many years the scenes of waste and disorder which make the recent his tory of Cuba When the state of things ct our doors bad become into crable we took up arms to redress wrongs already too long endured without a thought in any mind of con quest or aggression But no one can control the Issues of war Porto Rico and the Philippines aro ours and the destinies of Cuba are for the moment intrusted to our care It Is not per mlttcd us to shirk tho vast responsl bilities thus Imposed upon us without exhibiting a nerveless pusillanimity which would bring upon us not only the scorn of the world but what Is far worse our own selfcontempt But as we did not seek these acquisitions which came to us through the Irre sistible logic of warwe are not striv ing anywhere to acquire territory or extend our power by conquest It Is no secret that In more than one quar Iter outlying territory only awaits our acceptance but every overture of this nature has been and I am confident will be declined The whole world knows that we are not covetous of land not a chancery In Europe sees us nn Interested rival In their Iin of acquisition What Is ours shall hold what Is not ours wo do not seek But In the field of trade and commerce we shall be the keen com petitors of tho richest and greatest powers and they need no warning to be assured that In that struggle wo shall bring tho sweat to their brows It was written of old that a mans foes shall be of his own household The simple fact Is that at this moment the whole world Is our friend except certain leaders of the Democratic party All countries crowd into our markets but our opponents say our tariff Is barbarous Our achievements In war have received the ungrudging praise of foreign nations and meet with unjust and carping criticism only at home All other countries bid us godspeed In the work of bringing or der and civilization to the Philippines and it Was left to a man In Cincinnati the other day to wish that Otis and his army might be swept Into tho tea It Is hard to exterminate a rooted ten dencytho Proverbs BSgsBomethlng about braying In a mortar The party which by vicious leadership In 1861 was made to place itself across the path of freedom and progress should take care dot to follow the lead this year of men as lacking In sagacity as they are In patriotism But we may take comfort In the reflection that no leaders can carry all their party Into courses their judgment roust condemn and their hearts reject Vhere are thank Ood many Democrats In Ohio who do not desire the humiliation of their country or tho dishonor of their flagYours faithfully JOHN HAY 5 v wily ivMIUm Ooebel Is tho kind of b fellow that posses a law to regulate a corporation and hen takes a plea from the corpo ration to fight his own law and down It in the court of appeals Hns the kind of a fellow that goes to tho senate and ostensibly legislates against banka and then as an attorney for the binks goes before the highest courts to pick his own enactments to plecesPadu nh Sun Ills Name There is an old legend of an enchant ed cup filled with poison and pot treach erously Into n kings hand He signed tbo sign of tho cress and named the nnmQ of Ood over it nnd it shivered in his grasp Do you toke this name of the Lord ns a test I Name Him dyer many a cup which you ore eager to drink of and tbo glittering fragments wilt Ho at ybnrfeetancl the poison be spilled on tbo ground What you cannot Jlft before His pure eyes and think of Him while yon enjoy is not for yonAlex ander Maclaren D D Maturity fcqd Sjmmelrj When n rout is born anew it is a babe of Christ and as snob Is an object of Interest gratitude and expecta tion The hopo Is that it will not al ways bo n babo Birth itself is a great event only if it is tho antecedent of something greater Tho family does apt exist simply that children nifty bo born int chiefly that they maybe trained Into muaturo ami symmetrical men and women that the gaoo may bo advanced In strength and well being The church does not exist sin ply that men maybe born again but chiefly that they may Bo developed into fall grown won nttnluluB fho stataro of the fullness ot CurlBt1 CozxiznouwoalthBaptst- Li fi JV Ii VILE PLANS LAID BARE What the Machine Men Pro pose to Do In November THIRTEEN POINTS OF fRAUD Intimidation Bribery Theft and tho Like to Do Employed REPEATERS WILL BE ON HAND Brown and TayUr VoteS to ne Jogcied Or Deitroyed Outright Oo bl Law Wilt lie U ed to Vail Extent of Id Infamy to Thwart the People Will Ooebel henchmen and negroes aro to run the coming election in Kentucky Upon theft intimidation and frauds generally hangs the only hope of tho Ooebel men In forcing the Kenton man In the governors chair The Ooebel election law will be used to the full extent of Its Infamy to thwart the will of tho people of this commonwealthIt by tho Ooebel ma chine to make a practically clean sweep of the election officers in tho state and make Goebelreturning boards of them The law makes no call for political division In tho election commissioners for tho counties Theycan bo all of one party and In this election they will be all Ooebcl men However according to law the officers of the election at the polls must bo equally divided between tho main parties tho Democratic and the RepublicanThe election commissioners of the various counties will appoint as officers representing tho Democrats Qoebcl men and as officers represent ing tho Republicans negroes who have secretly vowed allegiance to Ooebel These men will do enough corrupt work to leave tho Goebel counting In process of the commissioners an easy thing tlun In Detail The Goebel machine managers have adopted plans to govern tho three state election commissioners Thero are 13 Items in these plans as follows FirstAggressive and unscrupulous Democratic election officers Second Timid ignorant disaffected or venal Republican election officers ThirdNegro Republican election officers who aro for Goebc- lFourthlrregularJtles so that cun ty boards will throw out Republican precincts a because of some tech nical violation of the law such as opening the polls too early or keeping them open too late b by stuffing the ballot box so that more ballots will bo found In the box than there are votes coat c failure of officers to properly certify returns etc Fifth Tho Goebel vote will bo massed at hour of opening polls In pro cincts largely Republican so as to vote first The vote will bo taken very slowly To accomplish this every scheme for delay will be resorted to so that a largo portion of tho anti Ooebel vote will not be cast by tho tlmo the polls close though tho voters may have stood In line for hours Sixth All voters not for Ooebcl will be challenged freely and where possible either rejected or by threats of arrest or suggested penalties the em barrassed voters many of them will voluntarily withdraw and not vote rather than risk getting into trouble This also aids In the plan of delay already menUone- dSevonthMutllatlon of ballots given to Ignorant voters so that such ballots may be rejected In the count This IS to be done by a pencil mark stamp or blot of some kind or by having the ballot tor- nEighthnun out ballots In Republican or Dro8preclacts This will be done by having Democrats to spoil their first ballots and by election officers accidentally spoiling ballots before voters receive them This as silts too In tho plan of delay Schnmer For Rep ttlnr Ninth Repeating by sending voters from precinct to precinct In the coun try and In towns where voters are registered by voting under names of straw such as George Motook Abraham Isott that have been fraudulently registered and under names of those voters who have not voted or who are away from town and should these voters come to vote they will be rejected because tho books will show that they have al ready vote- dTenthShlttlng ballots by pocket Ing Republican and Drown ballots and substituting Ooebel ballots previously stamped and prepared for tho purpose Eleventh Keeping tMUegro Re publican vote away from the polls by the use of money whisky and Intimi dationTwelfthContesting and throwing out every Drown or Taylor ballot about which any question can be raised and appeals to county commis sion will be decided in favor of tho Ooebelltes Thirteenth County commissioners In recapitulating the precinct votes will correct errors pass on contested ballots and throw out Irregular pro emote until the required balance Is obtainedThe men believe that by using these 13 schemes they can count Ooebel and his ticket In Louisville Dispatch Sept 12 A Wbltn HaD Government Colonel Jack China said tlB recent Interview Ooebcl Is a noble man I cannot describe my admiration for him It la too deep for that He will be elected by a large majority The white men are going to run this state And yet Colonel China and the Ooebol leaders generally are moving heaven and earth to coax negroes Into Democratic clubs Colonel Chinns Inter view exposes tao absoluto Insincerity of the Oocbel campaign boasting that white men are going to run Kentucky and organizing negro clubs to Insure white supremacy Lexington Leader 4 c 45f Dxrj c f IIIuI 11 t I 4 t j ttPPPi il j i b rd y iiI HOPKINS AN AhxICi DODdEB Ooobel D say neooril on lire Separate Coicli Law Desperate attempts are being made by certain advocates of Mr Goebel to obtain the votes of negroes and as an excuse for such degrees to give to their friends and associates tho plea has been urged upon them that ho was a member of the senato when tho separate coach law was passed and did not vote tot Iatldlwas added that at heart ho was against this legislation and If elected governor would be In a position to let his views be known and would do so To him was propounded the direct ques tion and In his speech at Cloverport Brecklnrldge county he stated the questions and gave answer The re port wo republish is from the Owens boro Messenger It Is not a steno graphic report and may not be strictly accurate but we assume It Was Intend cd to boa fair report and we accept It as such Early In his speech he read a com munication which ho said was handed him during his speech a Henderson Ho had no tlmo to notice It thero be- Ing crowded for time to catch the train for Cloverport but would now do so Two questions were asked him First aro you In favororagalnst the separata coach law 1 Ills answer to that was I am for it Second if you were a member of te legislature would you vote to repeal the separato coach law Ills answer to that was No After answering both questions he said he would however favor an amendment to the law if the present statute does not specifically demand It requiring the railroads to glvo the col ored people equal accommodations with the white people lie said that it was an Injustice to the colored race to box them up In one end of a amok lag car requiring respectable colored women to share such quarters with rough men who smoked and often drank In tho cramped compartment But ho believed the present law It properly enforced would stop all com plaints from the colored people who ho understood did not complain that they were separated from the white people on trains but because of the Inferior accommodations furnished them Ho called attention to the fact that the Republican party had been In power In Kentucky for nearly four years and the Republican attorney general nor any Republican common wealths attorney had ever offered to take any steps In the courts to secure to tho colored people their rights un del the law and he pledged himself It elected governor to see that tho statute was properly enforced to the end that equal accommodations were furnished colored and white passen gers who paid the same money for the privilege of riding on tho trains While It is Just to Mr Goebel to publish his statement It is also fair to point out the evident attempt to de ceive This statement Invited reply from everyone at all acquainted with the law It was a reckless statement for Mr Qcebel must have known that it exposed him to Immediate and hu miliating conviction of evasion of false insinuation and a futile attempt to demagogue And tho very peat night In tho very same town of Clover port Mr Lawrence Tanner nominee for attorney general react this report and wo republish his comment upon It Mr Tanner said This statement Is neither candid nor fair but is made with a purpose to deceive Mr Ooebel well knew that the law oa It exists today which provides for separate coaches or compartments for each of the races provides that railroads shall give to tho colored people equal accommodations with white peopleThat there may be no mistake In your minds as to whether It does or not I will read you sections 2 3 and 4 of said bill being sections 796 797 and 798 of Kentucky statutes covering this point They read as follows Section 2 That the railroad com panies person or persons shall make no difference or discrimination In the quality convenience or accommoda tions In tho cars or coaches or part tions for whlto and colored passen gers Section 796I Section 3 That any railroad company or companies that shall fall refuse or neglect to comply with the pro visions of sections 1 and 2 of this act shall bo deemed guilty of a misdemeanor and upon Indictment and con viction thereof shall bp fined not less than 500 nor more thanlGOO for each offense Section 797 Section 4 That all circuit courts In which railroads arq operated In this state shall havo complete jurisdiction over such offense Section 797 Lexington Herald CHEAP SCHOOLBOOKS rteonrcl of Candidate dnebel In the Sen to norTh Q notion Mr Qoebel in his speeches urging his claims before the people of Ken tucky Insists that In the late session of tho legislature he voted for a meas ure designed to cheapen schoolbooks In this state- Waiving the question as to whether tho measure to which ho refers the Cblnn bill would have reduced the cost of schoolbooks the records of the senate show that ho never voted for that measure at all the Chlnn bill never having reached a vote In the senate It is a fact however that Mr Dronston Introduced a substitute for the China bill which had for Its object the reduction In the price of such books and which was In every way a better and more practicable measure than the original bill In the consideration of this measure before the senate Mr Goebel always voted against every motion looking to Its passage and on Its final reading voted against the bill Itself Called to Account Just as the tiny shells make up the chalk hills and the chalk bills together make np tbo range so tho trilling rico tions make the whole account and each of thesomnst bo pulled nsnnder separately You bad an hour to spare the other day what did you dotYolI bad n voice uoy did you use II Yon bad a penyou could use thathow did you employ itt Each pnrtlcnlor shall bo brought out and there shall be demanded an account for each one Spnrgeon n e i ATRIBUTE TO VALOR President McKinley Welcomes Returning Volunteers PAYS HOMAGE TO THE QALLAffr LADS lieWill Recommend Medal For tbo Soldiers and Sailors and to the Aunties lie Gives a DlgKxtrn ordluary Demonstration of Popular Regard at Flttsburgv The homecoming of the Tenth Pennsylvania volunteers was the oc casion of an extraordinary demonstra tion of popular regard bytho people of Flttsburg Monday Aug 28 The whole community turned out to do homage to thp boys who acquitted themselves so nobly In a severe Philip pine campaign Among the guests from abroad wero President and Mrs McKinley and the members of the presidential party Exercises of an Impressive and joyous nature were held at a public park into which the two cities poured their population The feature of the occa sion however was the superb address of the president of the United States President McKinley was greeted with applause1 when be arose to speak He saidGovernor Stone and my fellowcit izens I ama glad to participate with the families friends and fellowciti zens of the Tenth Pennsylvania vol unteers In this glad reunion You have earned the plaudits not alone of tho people of Pennsylvania but of the whole nation Your return has been the signal for a great demonstration of popular regard From your landing atthe Golden Gate In the Pa cHic to your homocoming here You find a warmth of welcome and a greet lug of Joyous hearts which tell better than words the estimate of your coun trymen and their high appreciation of the services you have rendered the country You made secure and permanent the victory of Dewey You added new glory to American arms enIthe map of tbe United States and ex tended the jurisdiction of American liberty But while wo share In the joy that Is yours there remain with us soft ened and hallowed memories of those who went forth with you not found In your ranks today Your noble colonel devoted to his men beloved by his command and respected by his su perior officers gave his life to his country with many others of his com rades Tbe nation sorrows with the bereaved These heroes died for their country and there Is no nobler death Our troops represented tho courage and conscience the purpose and pa triotism of their country Whether In Cuba Porto Rico or the Philippines or at home awaiting orders they did their full duty and all sought the post of greatest peril They never faltered The Eighth army corps in the Philip exceptional tered out in April when ths ratifica lions of tho treaty of peace were ex thoprlvliegethey tartly remained In the service and declared their purpose to stay until their places could bo filled by new and longer It the government needed them Their serviceand they under atoodltwaa not to be In camp or garrison free from danger but on the battle line where exposure and death on fronted them and where both have ixacted their victims They did not stack arms They did not run away They were not serving the Insurgents In the Philippines or their sympathizers at home They had no part or patience with the men few In number happily who would have rejoiced to have seen them lay down their arms In the presence of an enemy whom they bad Just emancipated from Spanish rule and who have been their firmest friends They furnished an example of devo tion and sacrifice which will brighten the glorious record of American valor They have secured not alone the grit itude of the government and tbe peo plo but for themselves and their de scendants an Imperishable distinction They may not fully appreciate and tho country may not the heroism of their conduct and Its Important sup port to the government I think I do and soI am here to express it The mighty army of volunteers and regulars numbering over 250000- which last year responded to the of the government with an alacrity without precedent or parallel by tho terms of their enlistment were to be mustered out with all ot the regulars above 27000 when peace was affected Peace brought us the Philippines by treaty cession from Spain The lien ato of the United States ratified the treaty Every step taken was In obedi ence to the requirements of tho con stitution It became our territory and Is ours as much as the Xioulslana purchase or Texas or AlaAa A body of insurgents in no sense representing tbe sentiment of the people of the Islands disputed our lawful authority and even before tho ratification of the treaty by the American senate wero attacking the very forces who fought for and secured their freedom This was the situation In April 1899 raUncatlonswlth ject to the unquestioned direction of the executive and they for the most part on duty In Cuba e Porto Rico or Invalided at home after their severe campaign In tho tropics Even had they been available It would have re quired months to transport them to the Philippines Practically a new army bad to be created These loyal volupteers In the Philippines said We will stay until government- can organize an army at home and transport It to the seat of hostilities The Roll of Honor They did stay cheerfully uncomplainingly patriotically They suffered and Eacrlficcd j they fought and fell they drove back and punished the rebels who resisted federal authority and who with force attacked the soy ereignty of the United States In Its newly acquired territory Without them then and there we would have been practically helpless on land our flag wpuld have had Its stain and the American name Its first Ignominy The brilliant victories of the navy and army In the bay and city of Manilla would have been won in vain our obligations to civilization would have remained temporarily unperformed chaos would have reigned and whatever government there was would have been by cna man and hot by consent pf time governed Who refused to sound the retreat Who stood In the breach when others weakened 1Wbo resisted the suggestion of the unpa triotic that they 6hoiild come home Let mecall theroil of the regiments and baUallonlltbat deserve to bo perpetuated In the nations annals Their1 action was not JI sudden Impulse under D I L ui excitement nut a aoiioerato aetornua atlon to sustain at the cost of life It need be tho honor of their govern stagFirstFJftyliratIowaMinnesota First Montana First Ne- braskA First North Dakota Nevada cavalry Second Oregon1 Tenth Penn- Sylvania First Dakota First Tennessee Utah artillery First Wash ington First Wyoming Wyoming bat iTatbese4000 enlisted men of the regular army who dllchugeund6rtho1899 tho greater portion of whom participated In the engagements of the Eighth corps and are still performing arduous duties In the field torgQttenSlxtyflvodoyoted In engagement of May lla Ma nilla bay whose terms of service had previously expired continuing on dutySQuito a yeas after that action For these men of the army and navy wo have only honor and gratitude SelfControl of the Army The world will never know the restraint of our soldiers their selfcon trot wider tho most exasperating cou dltlons For weeks subjected to tho Insurgentleadersrpmemberlng that they were under an order from their government to sa protocolconflict except In defense pending the negotiations of the treaty of peace Theydidinsurgents pending the ratification of the treaty or peace In the senate great as Was their provocation because their orders from Washington forbade It I take all the responsibility for that di rection Otis only executed the orders of his government and the soldiers under great provocation to strike back obeyed Until the treaty was ratified we had no authority beyond Manilla city bay and harbor We then had no other title to defend no authority be yond that to maintain Spain was still In of the remainder of the archipelago Spain bad sued for peace The truce and treaty were not con eluded S Tho first blow was struck by the In surgents Our kindness was recipro cated with cru61ty our mercy with a Mauser The flag of truco was In yoked only to be dishonored Our sol ministeringtoity was interpreted as weakness bur forbearance as cowardice They as Called our sovereignty and there wH bo no useless parley no pause until tho Insurrection is suppressed and American authority acknowledged and established The misguided followers In rebellion have only our charity and pity As to the cruel leaders have needlessly sacrificed the lives of thou sands of their people at the cost of some of our heat blood for the grati fication of their own ambitious de signs I wilt leave to others the un gracious task of justification and eu logySregutars men who thus signally served their country In Its extremity deserves the special recognition of congress and it- will bo to mo an unfeigned pleasure to recommend for each of them a spe cial medal of hono- rcArruuEu WORLDS AIABUKTS Inorcaie of American Export Ons of the Mar ei uf the Tim The Increase In the amount of the exports of manufactured goods by the United States in the past nine or ten years Is ono of the commercial marSvels of the time Invthp fiscal year 1890 according to figures just sent out by the bureau of statistics at Wash ington the United States exported 151102370 of manufactured goods of alt sorts In the fiscal year 1899 which closed on Juno 30 a little over two months ago the exports of the same class of wares wero 338667791 sAt the beginning of the period named In the year 1890 the countrys Imports of manufactures were 356651940 They were 263248559 In the fiscal year 1899 Hero Is an exhibit which will be a surprise to the world and exceedingly gratifying to the United States The amount of the countrys exports at manufactures have more than doubledSthe Increase being 120 per cent In the decade while the Imports competing goods have fallen off 26 per cent In that time The extent of the growth of manufactures can be apreclated by comparing it with the growth In population In the Interval which has probably been about 19 per cent The United States Is expanding In number of Inhabitants far faster than anySother great nation In the world but its Increase In the sales of Us manu factured goods abroad Is six times greater Moreover the gain Is stilt under way as shown by such figures as have come to hand qlnce the new fiscal year began In July This Immense expansion In our sales of manufactured goods In the rest of the world Is a fine tribute to the virtue of the protective policy and to the business sense of the Republican partySIn devising It and In placing It on the statute book in defiance of the opposi lion of the Democracy It also ac counts for the great activity In all the countrys leading Industries More manufactured goods are consumed in the United States now than at any period ln4ho past but they are chiefly homemade goods and the proportion of these articles which are used here Is constantly and rapidly Increasing No other country In the world Is so nearly selfsustaining as the United States No other has so many of the comforts and the luxuries of life Halt a century ago It was the belief of a very large number of the people of the country that the exports of the United States would always bo confined chiefly to agricultural products That was the theory held by all the leaders of the Democratic party It is the the ory which has been acted upon by that party almost to the present time The Republicans changed all these condi tions They framed an Intelligent sys tern of protection to domestic employ ments which stood In need of It and which promised to expand Into tinSportant proportions on account of It This policy which has been fought byathe Democracy from the beginning has not only put the United States In the front rank of manufacturing countries but has enabled It to con quer a steadily and rapidly enlargingSmarket In the principal countries of the worldSt Louis GlobeDemocrat Money to pntont good idea may l y secured by our alit Address TUB PATENT RECORD Baltimore Mil f Ift 11 SnbYstrIdf ipelI LOCAL i Tlllle Adnins has about recovered t1lueIHtf e 1 Mn CmlJapp orwMwNebo diedHunm I last weekot eoHsit t The tobftwo tiUoSSililx all been U eLt and ioued 1arm1rJWtllo I crop 118ne Ii Roseoe M Whwti 1U preach Ills Iaat sermon lortJi1 yetr fti Nebo next Sunday t W t Mrs J G Wltherspden trio o Creek this county died of consump tion last Sunday Last Sunday was quite a busy day among tho churches There wore services at four churches both morn ing and evening Mr and Hrs Thos KIttlnger of the country attended sorvloes at the Southern Methodist church here last Sunday Dan Yates Is slowly Improving Dan has been very low and his friends are delighted to see him onI thoroad to recovery 1 There Is atiew Republican In town Ills name Is Win Taylor Griffin Dock says he Is a Republi can 6f the deepest dye Rev J H Collins of Bardwoll Ky was hero ashort while Tuesday Ho has been holding services In MadlKonvlllo for afew days Elder I If Teol filled his regular appointment at Mortons Oap lastI Sunday Ito Is now engaged In a- protradeffort at Grapevine MIJMElliabeth and Margaret Victory Monday for St Vincens Achdeniy They wore accompanied by their inher Mrs J1 M VJetoryI Mr 0 A Eudaley of Nebo passed through here Sunday en route home from lUley where he had been to Visit liIii daughter Mrs John Sal 1Hon Rev Sam P Jones the famous evangelist passed through Earllng tot Saturday onroute home He Iiadbe ui4 the North doing sonlri a avangelt tre work Thursday and Friday will be Mad Iwuvllle days at the Princeton fair The early morning L N train will connect with the I C special ut Nortonvllle each day A largo delegation of colored poo pie came through Tuesday on the noon train from Nashville whero they had been attending the Southern Colored Baptist Association t 3 Rev WO Wilson of the M E Church has been returned to this pUceby his conference and has irieved his family hero from Hanson THK BKH welcomes them to our town Ham Magonhohner taco Is now a adorned with a sticking plaster of corwlderablq proportion Sam had anallerentlpn with ft piece of slato and It seems front appearances that the state was vlctorous The moving fever seems to havo struck some portions of FarllngtonlI e peclally that part of at I Methodist ntllti Quito a number t of families In that part of town have changed their places of abode In tho last tel w days Rav EM Crowe of Hartford tY1 Missionary Secretary of tho Loulnvlllo Conference M E Church 4South was in Karllngton A fow hours Saturday on route to Slaugh 4 torsvlllo In tho interests of the cause ho represents The two new cottages on Main street built by Leo Oldham and his carpenter force for Mr J W Itay have boon completed They are j both neat cottages and wlllbe occii I pled by tile families1 of Conductor I Buekley and MrVltJenrySYyatt IlIs a The Rev Mr White a Baptst minister has boon here for several das falling Charles M 8holdonH widelyknown and popular book In Ills or What Would Jesus Ijlrc Do Aftf UtopikUPPWllelX aul favorabl3kuoW heIlnLBUe 1 wit h success In thoaaleofit- Mr UI hlJlretLe1etfs liiolri1 o toIng etiilbuint the tUsslotinrLnl r 1 1 trS f Uu It Is uiild That accltients never V come snglft Last Saturday was 2 j qulto a day for Occidents m this toy FlrsL asa je the early mbhilng tub hbuso occUpleU by Rev Harden caught on flrannd was onllld ably before the names could o fJJiB1Jlllhed r i Then came three wrecks on the rail road Tho ilMa b xcar ver turned near the depot Thin ai en 4 glue jdrnpediho trHek In ttlords and last a cai o tffr 11 I A- rinOh mines iuiltKKwrwJrtngjcrew was on I wrecki weresoono1earet1away 4 I icannevet bmade a pl t i o but one W1i alt e iJ ft e labor willJbfeMived and the res 1iIlm r proved by sin f- rtf Odd Dust Wash ing Powder i krtul41a34aRsit tot Keuemrk l TevAIN4tNgcoMiAY i m SiL iAfKw wki l w T IL l KILLED BY A CONSTICK Accidental Shooting of A J Tapp at Dalton I rYesterdayAf J Tappi who lives lit was showing hits fatherinlaw a guu ho had lately traded for The gun was loaded and had n wiping stick In iti TaN asked Mr Blskj lUK fatherinlaw to him tho shwipingthe stick and tho breech pu lucmltatheyfired and shot tho Btlck Into Tapp 1I body near tho heart About eight or nine Inohefl of tho Btlck tratod peutot lCuuuoatho wasBhot and sntq I am deadluThen ho sat down and expired Wonderful DIscovery1- cLuNflFOitn ALA 15 1808 Nmv SPKNOKH MHDIOINK Co Dear SirsI havo boon troubled with Llvor anti stomach complaint gonernlhealthcine from four different doctors and they failed to do mo any good I got yourNuhlanrea for mrs worth of It and It did mo more good than all tho medicine I oVor I have gained thlrtvfvo b pouunds In weight anti my health Js Amyommond Ten to Acommunitythulsstatomont can to- OMOAR IlAunit SoldUu St Bernard Drugstore Miss Alice Miller Returns i Miss Allco Miller who lllUI been for some time engaged lif MfRslon ary work In Japan Is expected home Miss Miller has n host of friend in this city who will extend to her a cordial openhearted welm come Miss Miller before sho left for lha nil field was n zealous jjPrcildontthan Endeavor requests a full attend jthecome to Its former friend and ardent supporter fe Hows Tills did saWeward for any case of Catarrh that cannot ho cured byHallH Cnlnrrli Cure FJ CHUNKY CoToledoO VeJthe undersigned have known F for tho past fifteen years and believe him perfectly honorable in lafinanciallyIterations mado by their flnn Va 1sTTruax WtlOlcllalo Drugists Toledo Ot WAMUNO KINNAN eikiloHalls Catarrh Cure in taken Internally acting directly upon the the blood and mucous surfaces of the Mr of tho system Testimonials free Sold hi Druggists 7Dc Hairs lI1s are tho best An Enjoyable AffiilrnThe Christian Sunday School pic of ida at Grapevine last Saturday was a grand success in every particular a1d was enjoyed by every ono pros m out Tho Sunday Buhoolrt of Oak do Grove Bethlehem Mortons P1 arIiBonville and Nobo w rorqprosonteddr There were plenty to eAt plenty of good muslo and soy eral Interesting speeches Speeches were made by Brother Whltflold EElder JL Hill Mr 0 J Waddlll spndthoralday had been pleasantly and profit p cjily spout Glorious NewsTComes from Dr D Washuita I T Ho writes Iour bottles Elecrtrio DlUertl hM cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula which has caused her great suiTerlng for years Terrible sores would break out on thtoreIs complete and liar health IB excely bhaveFItitotter salt rheum ulcers bolls and bkidneyshelps digestion up strength Sold by St Bernard Drug gist GuaranteednThe Sturgis Street Fair L Sturgis Is to havo n street fair Bometimtf In October Herbert Mos grove Is at the head of tho alTairand I julded by the city council business mnkoifWeak Elyci ira Made Strong Dim vision made clear Btyos re g moved and granulated lids or soro uyqiu of ally kind spodI1y and ofTe- cttdtIl1 br the ulso of Suther pntuIrl to of Appeaise LCourt of the Court of Ap lny with a full boflCI1 Chlof Justice Hazelrlgg pro aIding rue reading of tho docket of 10 nnfsulllolenln8 formalities coinw r dllStrIW F Colle NcurdsIToothcbo cures cla flro minutes pourStomach Ii ifefepklatt rtico 26 Con- tahIwjytThrnard Drug Store I I TIra I ROBS1NCEETJNC UnderwoodTand JoIiHSoii Heard fI Audience ccje4 i looters j Two Hundred Earllngton Voters Go on Special Train 1t- c flip Karllngton Colored voterB enthusiasm for tho Re llcan state ticket Monday oven g by chartering a special train to ke them with their brass band to dlsollvJHo tOAtho hg speaking tit 9UBe by Dr Underwood anti Editor Johnson wo of tho ablest colored loaders I ii- ontueky The court house was to overflowing the crowd bo g conservatively estimated at from GOO to 80- 0TlioEarlington crowd enthusiast atl dubbed themselves Thug EarIT Ington Colored Pratt Club march ing In n body headed by tho band from tho depot to the court house The speeches wore able anti ri ceived with enthusiasm No on fort was found in the demonstration1 those Democrats who have pro fossod tobollovp that thpro wore cpl orod voters who would veto for Cfoe oh WONDERFUL CURE OF DIARRHOEA J Irsmlnent Virginia Editor Had Almott Given Up but Was BroughttDackto Ptrfctt lltallb by Cbambcrlalaa Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea ed Bead Ills Editorial From the Times Hiltsvlllo Va longtlmouertl I had much tlmoand oney and suffered so much misery that had almost decided to givp up hope of recovery and await the ro Biilt but advertisement Chamberlains Colic Cholera anid- iarrhoea Remedy and also some tlmonlalll stating how some won derful cures had boon wrought by tliis- nnedy I decided to try it Aft r- kinga few doses I was entirely snyfurtherrers that I am a halo and heart man today and feel as welt as I av in my llfeO nMooREForle by St Bernard Drugstore Earl gton King St Charles I Ben T Robinson Mortons Gap K of P Banquet rim Maillsonyillo Knights of pytli s lucid a at Hotel Lucil st Thursday evening E M Ciii- nghinin was toastlhaster JL Hill T E Flnloy John Lak Rufns Willis and Ruby Laffoon n ouitlod to their names and mad etty speeches After tho snpp rank1 of Knight wns conferred o Walter rowers An Empty Sack Cannot Stand Upright Neither can weak thin blood ourish tho system For strength nerves and there must bo llUrerlch vigorous blood Hoods standardlreparatlon arkablo euros and the fact that it es everybody ROod who takes I t oves It is justwhuit you need II you e weak and languid I Hoods Pills do not gripe A ugglsta25cwill at flnnltou At Manltou Saturday night Thib Flnley and Kirby Gordon wi eak on behalf of tho Republican anti local ticket and the Issues at aro being defended by tho Re uhhienu party Tho Goebol election law will bo Illuminated and Bomo interesting things told about e Republican administration hose able young speakers deserve a liberal hearing Discovered by a Woman Another discovery has been made and that too ft ladrInis country Disease utches her and for seven ears she withstood Its severest teats ut her vital wero under ined and death seemed Imminent or three months she coughed In ssaiitly and could not steep She finally discovered a way to recovery y purchasing of us a bottle of Dr Consumption I king first dose that she slept nil ight and with two bottles m absolutely cured Her name Is Mrs Thus writes W Hannlck Co of Shelby N Trial bottlna free at St Bernard Drugstore Regular size Coo and 10 Every bottle guaranteed Public Library A change has boon mado in tho hour of opening thaEarlington Free Library to accommodate tho kinder arton class now being conducted in the Library room by Miss Sue Burr each morning Until further notice tho library will not bo accessible tout tho public in tho mornings b will bo opened at 2 p m and I 0 main open until about 880 each veninglie Fooled time Surgeons All doctors told Ronlck Hamilton West Jefferson 0 after sufberii mouths from YlnX1 Fistula lie ould die unless a costly operation was performed but he cured himsi with five boxes of Arnica t surest Pile cure on Earth and tho best Salvo In tho World 25 cents box Sold by St Bernard Druggist Whipping Post A whipping posterns been osto lished near Noblevlllo Ind The Horse Crook Detective Association has abandoned its organization and formed a vigilancecommittee openly declaring that thieves will J o whul ped at the post The attention of t State authorities has been called to thojnattor You may brldltf tho appetite hut cannot bribe the liver to dolts work well You must bo honest with it help It along n little now and then a dose of HnnniNR tho best liver regulator Price Goc St Ber nard Drugstore Contractor Ed Stodghili has about completed tho four cottages ho has boon for the St Horns Co Company Tie unhappy mortal whose Llvtr l InaclTri Ismiserable wllbonLapparent cause Dr U A Simmons Liver Medicine makes life worth liv- Ing S- L L iGuilty of Murder a former young man of Henderson but who has been llv Ing at Montgomery Ala has beou- lconvicted in this NaslItio Tenn court of murder in tho first degree Clark is about 28 years of age Hols accused of having caused the death of a woman named Minnie Cox with whom he had become en d tangled by administering poison Afterward It was alleged ho drove with tliobody in a buggy to a cov ercd bridge somo distance out of Nashvlllo and was about to cast it Into tho river when discovered and arrested f Tho defense was that tho woman had come to her death by her own act and that Clark was merely try ing to dispose of tim body to avoid a scandal involving his family on account of his longsustained rola tlons with tho deceased The Clarks wore all present at his trial and some of tho best people in Alabama aro said to havo testified to his good character before ho became infatu atod with the woman whoso death has boon charged to him d 1Beat way to Invest 35 CentspANTIOO Miss July 11898 I LvnuitNubian Tea I have used It f myself and In my lamllYiand it Is all that you claim the best Liver Medicine I over used It Just tho thing to take UloU feel and aro bilious A Sold by St Bernard Drugstore An Addition to Chlckamacia thou H V Boynton president of Chlckamauga Park commlBsionsayI that the government has purchased another largo tract of land on Mis slonary Ridge to be added to lostChlckamauga national park The place purchased Is tho famous Hath away place on the ridge whore a number of the prominent generals In tho war had their headquarters clurPIng the Chickamauga engagement iCleanlnir Sliver Instead of scouring and rubbing each pleco of soptirntelyrtlio service can bo In n few minutes as effectively After each pnnkcovered with lukewarm water to which a teaspoonful 6f Gold Dust theIrto boiling point then lift out each piece with a wire spoon and lay on a soft cloth wiping them quickly with chamois Tho so c fcleanedlook like now A Big Factorys bolngr highrmen willtlpres- ent w crop of tobacco which is a finek one in that section of country A TIMELY HINTp brichperfectly healthy condition br the esc of Dr I Carliteats German Liver Powder Thin yos will be free Irani malaria typhoid isTer told and tba rip Dr Carlitodta German tlrsrPowder Is tha best medlclns mosey can boy FOP your Cold try Dr Otto Sprue Gum Bats am Prlo 26o and 60e S soW For sale by N St Bernard Drug Store 11They Want Rates Reducedr bMillers roUj cents per hundred to put it on equal basis with rates on wlteat LI vThisquonco of a convention of millers held In Chattanooga Tenn last week Lung Irritation I consnmrtlonDrit and give such strength to the Jungs that II cough or a cold will not sottlo there TAventyflvo cents at all good druggistscriorc New HouseslPresident Bernard Coal Comnany has planned the erection of several now houses Thus Earllngton continues to grow There is not a town in tho State of Kentucky that Is milking any mon m rapid progress The most delicate constitutions can safely uso Coussens Honey of remedyOand throat troubles Price 25 nun roc St Bernard Drugstore Judge Peters Dead Judge B J Peters exChief Jus tlco of the Court of Appeals of Kentucky pioneer lawyer died at Ill home at Mount Sterling last Monday Ho was over ninety years old and a man of fine legal ability auii many noblo traits of character To Cure a Cold In One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lots All druggists refund money I it falls to cure genuine has II L B Q on each tablet Granted Him a Vacation gThe Paris Christian Church has Its pastor Eld J S Sweeny a leave of absence of several weeks f1lto muko a number of speeches in the of lila race for Auditor Birdt clellrI and distinct vision So are thee0 Eaglebeyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by dealers at 25 cents Rev E B Tlinmons was hero Ho wont from hero to rclholeave In a fow days for the Ilhinol Conference where they will be as signed to duty- Tnblons Pile Ointment relieves the Itonso itching It soothes t heals cures chronic cases where sur goons fail It Is no experiment its sates increase through its cures Evory bottlo guaranteed Price Coo in bottles tubes 7Cc St Drugstore rd1or fine watch work clock work and Jewelry repairing call on W G Barter L k N RR TilF e Inspector Earllngton Ky Every piece of work warranted 4 II P AJ Pilonspoke at the Court Houso at Madl BOnvllio to an audience of Uout 175 people last Friday Mr J j Gloen Introduced the din Ung lsh young orator and he was given quite a round of applause when he appeared before tim au ienceIthat ho did not Intend to attack the private character of any man but intended to deal entirely with tho Issues now confronting the people of the State of Kentucky His speech rom first to last was freo from those bitter personal attacks which char acterize the work of so many cam paign orators Ho dealt in an able manner with stato Issues from his point of view and was applauded frequently lie wapglvbn close at tention not only by men of his bo lie I but by men of other parties as well In a gentlemanly manner he showed the many fallacies of tho Goobel election law his principal argument against it being the ten ecoy toward tho centralization of ower He also paid his respects to the Louisville Convention and the N bugaboo of the Goobol Mr Corbott Is ono of the leading orators of his age in the state ands has a bright future If all tho cam paign orators would pitch their work r upon as high a plain as ho It would not bo any great while until politics Is would be almost entirely tree from Its present gall and bitterness until people would look at things in a- more charitable light and until theAwill of time people would be the law Good for the Children o Mrs Ella Hinson of HlntonJAla writes us August 12 mothers to their children aners Nubian rca when they are puny or fretful I keep this medicine n house and the children aro ailing Igive them a doss and that Is the last Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Farewell Banquet to Dr Whit sltt The citizens of Louisville gave a magnificent banquet to Dr and Mrs W H Whltsltt at tho Gait House last Tuesday night Many of the most prominent people of the ty took part and it was a grand af air Dr and Mrs Whltsitt lefttiWednesday for Now York will sail for Europe to be ab pDrdent of the Southern Baptist Theo logical Seminary ahif1 a popular man a aTheyo dyspeptlcshoseut of order AU such should now that Dr KIngs Now LifefPills the wonderful Stomach iver Remedy gives a splendid ap regularbodilygreat Only 25 l1toreIOur New Post OfficeePostmaster Robinson and hits as sistants Mrs Bramwell and Miss annie Ashby are now pleasantly situated in their now office The T- xtures have all boon tastefully ar- anged v and the ofilco Is a thing of eauty It would be a credit to any yonliSickA Simmons Liver Medicine cures and pre ent Ibli annoying complaint lie Prominent Han Dead Mr William W Ware one of HopklnsvllloB oldest and most es teemed citizens died last Monday He had been aflllcted with Inflnm t matlon of the stonlach and his Hi ness was of short duration Mr Waro was born in Christian seventyeight years ago and as spent tho entire period of his ong and useful life in the county olthis nativity Henry Koehler Company Want several carloads of CJIOIOK WALNUT Loos Will pay highest cash price They also buy POPLAR and Lujinmt in mixed cars Write them at Louisville Ky Slight Frost vli Little or no damage was done I to crops CASTQR1A slr Infants athi1drentThe Kind You Have Always Bought JDears tho uSignature of Candidate Taylors Aapolntmcnts r IIPaducah Thursday Sept 21 Morganlleld Friday Septti2sClintonSaturday p5MarionWednesday l- DixonFriday Sept 29 Owens orQHaturtla Sept 80 Public Speaking ot interest weSreaklllgof received II full- line of DOUGLAS SHOES and they publichasyearsCall ITM VICTORY CO The efforts of City Marshal Coyle to keel our town tree from tile pres enco of tramps aro commendable These pests are a nuisance in any plncolathat some tramps are wotthy objects of charity but In most case they are men who aro too trifling to work if they had the opportunity men who seem to thInk that tlio world owes them a living no matter how they get It dTo eat wIth Appetite Dlcett with comfort and I sleep with Tranqnlllijr tike aJoie ot Dr M A Simmon Liver Me4lcinoqasioqeui7 Petitions for pardpit aro pouring in upon GovBradiejr In largo num J tsa la unualintlup closing days of a State fjUnlnfstrfttlou PIQ 1 c 11 ublic Statement From A Public Man nan W n Ohler IxSecrttnry of State ot Writ Virginia tvrltcs on open letter CUAmnsTos W Va Mar 0 1808 To whom it may cornIrnosthteartliyrecommentl Peruna s of rcat In cases of catarrh t la especially beneficial wherever tho mucous membranes tiro affected As a tonlo It certainly has no superior W nOiiLKV ExSecretary of State j1Perunaittnala cases of catarrh and b perhaps tho only vfitctcat remedy In exIstence for catarriul dixascM but there are countless tunltiludua Of people whollrov still struggling with caturrh help rceomrauniiillou TobKtli uj thce3thlounqualltiedk Secretary bltlvy la directed Fcruna scientific nail punchy vegetable All dmgglsU toll it Woman Turned the Joke- ddistinguished lawyer and poli tici n of this city was traveling fnwhen an Irish woman came into the car with her basket bundle etc and sat down near tIme ufore said lawyer When tho conductor came around to collect fare time woman paid her money and time conduc tor passed by the lawyer without ollecting anything The good woman thereuponf said to the lawyer an why is it that the conductor takes the money of a poor Irish woman and dont ask ye who Is to bo a rich inon for any ming Tho layer who had a pass re lied My dear madam Im on my beauty Time woman looked at him for moment and then quicklyI answered An5 is that so must be very near ye journeys end Time lawyer who is not noted or his beauty but who is noted for his brains enjoyed the joke too much to keep it Olney Notes Ono of the largest crowds that ver assembled at Lafayette Church was present Sunday to hear preached the funeral of Mrs Polly A How v ton who tIled last November TiUeHowton had lived as tho wife of M Henry Howton nearly fiftythree cars prior to her death Only threeSand her husband on- o rW J Howton loft this morn ing for Marion to bo examined to ure lila pension Sweeney to Speak Hon W H Sweeney of Lebanon Ky will speak at Madlsonvlllo at IIQ court house next Monday atl180 oclockln tho interest of Democratic ticket nominated atLpx ngton and headed by John Young Drown Mr Sweeney was the Hardin candidate for chairman o r he Louisville Convention Ho Is an interesting speaker Col Mlley DeGdsWashington Sept 1DLlout Col I John D Mlloy Inspector General oI Volunteers died today at Manila TheSlnformatlon reached tho War Dopartmckt In a cablegram from Gen Otis His death was due to cerebral meningitis attendant on typhoid lever Col Mlleys rank ii the regular army was First Lieu tenant Second Artillory Child Dead Death entered tho home of Mr and Walter Wright and snatched hucir little babe from that home for over Tho child was about ton months old and was bright and pretty Mranit Mrs Wright have the hoartfelfsymjmthy of THK BKE and all Its renders In their sore be eavemnentI John B Rhodes Master Commls ioner or the Warren Circuit Court has been appointed rccelv r for the ark City Dally TimeS and Weekly TlmesGazotto Tho papers recently suspended Thoy have been eon ducted by Mr Jno B Gaines The plant Is to bo Reid September 26th under aforcclosuro decree Elglo Umstcad loft Tuesday night for Now York where ho will attend school for several mouths He will attend the Pratt Institute of Tech nology Brooklyn and make a study of electrical engineering and other branches HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad In the early garb 0- prlal bloAPom forth tree nod flowers the despondent chord to vibrate to tbli the mostdemightfui of all said how do you feel I Hare that tired thatcr ieemlai Ito forerunuer of Chilli Malaria and Typhoid FcTcr Y It to mu t not pan thU warrnUf Indication of sickness trold this notblaliCallDr Carlatcdta German Powder one dote a day at bed time tot six days then follow procuring Ii bottle of Yllcaull Chill TOnlc1ollOWlulr the directions and after two weeks course of these two great remedies you will feel like the Cowers look In the fprlar Prepare yourself tOt the malarial or hot Mason whet the atmosphere la full of rtrats necessarY and when your warns yoo- rapeat the abaTe These Remedies Is mci itel by St Bernard Drug Store Money to patent good idea may y secured by out aid Ados8 THH IUTRNT KKOOUD Baltlnpro Md I jc l PERSONAL Miss Belle Btrakor has returned from an extended vIsit In Webster CountyMrs Priest and son Robert have returned from Indiana where they have been visiting relatives Miss Lizzie Harland of haley was the gUest of Mrs Moscow Croft last Sunday Mr Ji A Twyman visited his family in Hopklnsvlllo Sunday Hamp Fox of Hopklnsvlllo spent Sunday with his father and mother here Foreman Thos Robinson of Empire spent Sunday with his family hereMr E G MoLood of Madison vllle was hero Sunday tho guest of his father John Hogan tins returned from a several days soJourn In Decatur AlaMr Paul P Price of this place and Mr Walter Powers of Madison vlllo wore lii Nashville Sunday Attorney Jerrold Jbnson returned onday from Groonvlllo where ho as been for several days attending circuit court Miss Pauline Davis has returned from Paducah where she has boon for some time Messrs Abbott and Townsloy L N brakemen have boon quite sick at the Denton tt Lane boarding house but are improving Elder JW Mitchell of Hopkins vlllo was here Monday Mr Frank Dj Rash was In lien emon Stunday- ConduotorDan Up ton lias returned rom a several days sojourn in St LouisMrs B N Clark will leave the last of this week for an extended visit to her sister In Kansas City Mo Mr John Jackson has been on the sick list for several days Mrs Gertrude Day has been the victim of chills for several days Mr Ernest McCulloy of Crofton was in our town last Friday Mr W It Broughton loft Tuesday or a trip to Illinois Mrs Charles Patterson visited In Madlsonville this week Miss Pearl Hanley Henderson visiting her sister Mrs William Vanasen Mr and Mrs W O Toy visited relatives near Hanson Sunday Miss Dona Wood leffSunday for a visit to relatives in Evansvlllti and Washington Ind Chile Dispatcher Sheridan is visit ng his family at Eureka O Mrs George Toy who has been quite sick for some time is Improv- Ing Lee Cozart and Frank McOary wore In Madlsonvillo Monday Mr Frank D Rash will leave for Boston Friday to reenter college Mr G W Rash and family of Madisonvllle have boon visiting the family of Mr J R Rash this week Mr Coley Moore the popular drummer for flagon Bros of Evans ule was here this week W C McLeod was In Mad isonvillo uesday Will Robinson anti wife wore In adisonvilloTuesday Misses Sallio McGrath and Lizzie ullivan are visiting In Henderson MIss Snub Farnsworth spent soy ral days last week In Madisonvllle Charles Robinson and Frank Mc Gary were In St Charles Monday Miss Cornelia Doyal of Madison vllle visited friends here last week Mr Lawrence ICIlroy and family re visiting relatives in Terre Haute uLl Mrs Chatten of Cincinnati who has boon visiting her son Dr E A Clmttoii some time has re turned home DIGEST YOUR FOOD Ninety per cent of all sickness Is canted U oad not digested it creates poi and oulatoollrbIOodand thin yon are liable to almoat soy disease the human s heir to Use Dr Catlstedte rman Liver- Powderand watch the results Yon will feel the rood etectsa1tertaIriagoaiodosc Clre It a 1s4 beton Dr Oltoa Sprue Gum Uaium Curoa Your Couth Ju t the Mtdlotn for Chllslran torlebI- St Bernard Drug Store JOHN SPINGLER Ninth and LaFayette Streets TERRE HAUTE IND WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERHardware and General Merchandise SCALES IN ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE WrIte me for prices on anything have to sell Consignments gpllclted Capital Stock Paid In Sirsln Fund 50000i 120000 COMMENCED BUSINESS IN 11- 17JNOMORTON BANKERThe dnnlll ea of a bank account art It II not 10 boilam men we ire tUoInelbrkIlOW all about itbutto lalarlednitawaiis earners and to women Theres sorelyit the bask Is a oar Theres conven ience the money always ready and out olrssch ol your own petty aqnan daring too lilt Ito spend small mains when ron has a lard mm In your potke- UiMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY 1 t t 7 rl s t f14 r II r ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS GLEAN5ESTHE 5VSTEM 1lC9rVt1Qe tfAB coNSTIPATION PERMANENTLYITS Li ncr THE Gttvitit MAHO b- YLIIRNIAffGSYRVP rca SAU Sf60 oIwG4O1 tea ao pta m JTitre itsio Kctfak butttie Eat man KodM No 2- Falcon Kodak for aJ x zy Pictures 500Uses Eastmans film and can be loaded in daylight Fine achromatic lens safety shutter set of three stops and socket for tripod screw Well made and covered with leather No extras xo bothersome plate holders no heavy glass plates Kodaks 500 to 3500 EASTMAN KODAK CO NYwvltaooooooooooooooooooc Websters International DictionarySuccessor of the Unabridged The One Great Standard Authority Po vrimlton It J Itrawer- Jinlko f H Xnpreuie Cour- lEUnudnrd J orth trRfOTtrrlnUnc soi1nUtlulKclioolliooU s VnrItlJ Ijo commendedi IT iy SLits on It- dlIlaandOlbmlon nlinox williout numb- erXiivulnable III UK lionsehoU and to Wh proteulonaueducator Specimen jmycs tent on nppilcatton C- OGtllIcrriaiisCoInblIsher BprluigfleIdltlnss CAUTION Do not be dccclvsil iibuying small socolUd Websters Dictionaries All aaUwntlo abridtrmenU of Websters International Diction cry tu the ysnoua HITS bear our trademark on the front cover as shown la the eutt ACAZtC a SEni-Ta tgtu ia1u 0000000000000000000000 THOS B YOUNG Manutaclnrcrot high Grade Boots and Shoes Repair Work a Spelall Earlir1gtOr1 mc y I wish to state to the generalIpublic that owing to the do mand for now work as well as all classes of repair work I have procure I tho services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville anti am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and givo satisfaction rv urTnIan a akeeh and deserlptloa may ionrnr our opinion treo an Invention IS probably tomokaaJ UludbOOton Paten4- enI free Oldest for rt iatentJ tAken through Mono A 43 receive IIDIu without cbnvgo In tb- eStltntific flmerkait A handiomelr mutinied weekly Iweat ejr eIIlallon ot soy scionuno journal terms ear nswsdealers UNN Co361asdrHewYOrklir- anch OSCO Ci V St J W A NISHET President O AV WADDILLCnlih- lerHOPKINS COUNTY BANKMADIs0NvIILE Gaptal Stock 50000 Transacts n general banking busi5- a nessnmitl invltos accounts of tho citizens of Hopkins nail adjoining counties JIM time finest and most secure r vault in this section of Kentucky 0 IjY OC I r i PAUL M MOORD Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Incorporated- EnteradibePoitoEc st Etrllufion as Second I aumtter I SUBSCRIPTION RATES H OajVearitilctlripadTanc li 00 SltMonthi so VhreeMonihi I- SlInICopl S copies an lIed free on appllcllonb Correspondents wanted In e Doolr yUdreii ui for partlcnlari THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 21 1899 0 THE PASS AND THE PRESS We note that among some of I our exchanges considerable in dignation is expressed because I they have received notification i tlftt tho passes in their posses sion were no longer to be honored The Evening Post has a great deal of respect for ho press and has done something in its day to maintain its independence but we confess to n good deal of con fusion of ideas after reading the I protests of independence made by the unfortunate newspapers in question with their expressions ofindiguation that their passes should be recalled t There are two or three theories in regard to the acceptance of a pass by a newspaper that are somewhat conflicting and it be hooves the editor therefore to adopt one theory and adhere to IL There are a number of very eminent gentlemen employed on the press whoso ability is so conspicuous I and whose reputation is- o widespread that they may be excused for assuming that a pass presented to them at the begin isiugof the year is a petition on- T thepart of the railroad issuing it to the eminent gentlemen in ques tion that they will honor and dis tinguish the road by riding in its cars on every possible occasion This theory cannot of course be adopted by more than forty or fifty editors in the 8tate of Ken tucky and it is therefore not worth discussing in this connec tion Another theory is that the sending of a pass is an exchange of courtesies that the newspaper announcing the return of the passenger agent from a trip to the Northwest or the advancement of the conductor to a higher posi tion or the recovery of the local freight agent from a serious illness entitles the newspaper to annual passes for all of its em pldyes upon the theory that one good turn deserves another There is a third theory in re gard to passes which seems to us to be the only reasonable one itp is i payment for advertising The newspapers carry tho time tables for the railroads and an nounce as a matter of news spec hal rates changes of trains and various improvements of more or less advantage to tile road and for this service are paid in trans portation Upon this theory the acceptance and use of a pass in no way hampers the independence of the newspaper for the transportation thus used it is paid and as a rule WO think fully pays the road for the accommodation given a news p paperBut this theory is purely a business theory and necessarily it ac cords to the railroads the right to stop this advertising whenever it finds it unprofitable It accords J the same right to the newspaper to stop the advertising whenever in its judgment the transportation it uses is not sulHcicnt compensa t tion for the space given to railroad matters It seems strange to us there fqre that an editor should protest that a railroad is trying to bull doze him when the railroad simply r notifies the newspaper that the advertising arrangement fail big to bo profitable it had dis continued its business Suppose 7thenewspaper should notify the 1railroad that the space devoted tables could be used to better advantage would the r President of the railroad assume that the newspaper was trying to decide what position he should follow in regard to some question of general interest We think not tihereis a mutual obligation advertisers and the adv rtisi1g medium just as there is between a customer and a mer chant It is assumed in all com mcrcial transactions that both parties to an exchange are bene fited but it is also assumed among intelligent menand women that this mutual relation involves a certain courteous reciprocity Customers would stop going to n store where they are rudely treated even though they had t 2 r IL 1L s q fonnd trading there to be satis factory in other respects Advertisers will stop advertising in a newspaper that persistently assails the advertiser or that strives directly and iidircctlyioi- njure that advertisers business For illustration The Owens boro Messenger announced that tho L N road had positively refused to make half fare rates to Owensboro on Labor Day be 5aii8 5 MrGoebel was to be there As k matter of fact the L N road had been the first to pro pose the half fare rate and would have beets very glad to mako the arrangement as a business mat ter Now if Use Messenger per sists in misrepresenting this fact and other facts to the injury of tho business of its advertisers it certainly has no right to complain when that advertiser discontinues its advertising arrangement Our esteemed contemporaries should clear their minds of cant common sense is a great commodity in any business and it can just as well bo applied to the newspaper business as to any other It cannot be assumed that the railroads aro distributing or ders for transportation to tho newspapers of the State without any expectation of a return As long as they think that return is inadequate just so long can the newspapers expect transportation to be received When the road is convinced that the returns are inadequate no independent news paper should expect to accept transportation favors We see in a number of our con temporaries labored explanations of why they surrendered their pass privileges rather titan their independence but we have seen no demand from any railroad for surrender of the newspapers in dependence The newspaper that has surrendered its independence cannot be of much value to a railroad or any other advertiser It may be that tIme railroad is making a mistake that it is un derestimating the value of adver tising in the Henderson Gleaner or in the Owensboro Messenger or other newspapers of boundless circulation but that is a matter for the railroad itself to decide and if it decides unwisely the loss is its loss and it has the penalty to pay So our esteemed contemporaries who have united in an effort to drive the L N out of the State should not cry out against that road when it decides that advertising in that quarter does not pay They are not martyrs and they cannot do the road quite as much mischief without orders for transportation as with them The outcry about intimidation is the outcry of babes not of men It comes with bad grace from the men who announced when the campaign opened that there was to be no quarter given or asked Dont squeal gentlemen of the press You have avowed your purpose to tear up the Louisville Nashville road and to throw its rusty rails in the Ohio river Now with that purpose in view you surely cannot expect the louis- ville Nashville to furnish you transportation in exchange for this service and thus help on your war of extermination Louisville Evening Post She Was Beautiful to Him One day a boy who was taking his first lesson in time art of slid ing down hmii1says time Christian Advocate found his feet in too close contact with a ladys silk dress Mortified and confused he sprang from his sled and cap in hand commenced an apology 1 I beg your pardom maam I am very sorry NeVer mind that exclaimed the lady theres no harm done and you reel worse about it Ulan I do I But your dress is ruined I thought you would be angry with mo for being so careless U Oh no site replied better to have a soiled dress than a ruf fled temperOhwhata beautyexclaimed time lad as time lady passed on 0 Who that lady returned his comrade If you call her a beauty you shant choose for me Why she is old and her face is wrinkled 0 I dont care if her face is wrinkled replied time other her- soul is handsome nnyllOw Chinas 400000000 are now served by only 850 miles of rail ways but as time result of Ameri can enterprise5ten times this are and will be pushed to speedy completion It as though that ancient civ rovolutionizedby DIGEST YOUR FOOD btoodarcliablela lielr to Ua Dr Carlatedts German Liver Powder and watch tbs result Yoa will feet the rood sUed alter taking cue doe Gin It a trial lid be convinced Price ZSc Dr CureYourCouflhfor Children ior aale bJ St Bernard Drug Store y 4 f y l tilln l J11 1 ANOTHER LIE NAILED Facts and Figures of Interest to All Voters THE TRUE DEFICIT OF KEHTUOB Shuffling at Democracy In lie Effort to Hake rolltla l C pltl Uzputed- br the Searching Ky- of Truth The following appeared In the Qlan gow Ky News of late date For the fiscal years 1898 and 1899 tho Republican state administration collected nearly a half million dollars In franchise taxes In excess of the amounts collected from similar sources during a like period of Democratic ad ministration and yet the deficiency In the general expenditure fund for 1898 was J52619423 At the close of the fiscal year 1899 the deficit In the general expenditure fund was 62580C73 an Increase of 9901250 over tho pre- vIous year In the face of such a rec ord as this the Republicans have the gall to ask tho people of Kentucky to allow them to control affairs for four years longer Is It any wonder Goy ernor Bradley refuses to make speeches In behalf of such a cause Is It any wonder that the people are losing all faith In statements emanat ing from Goebel sources when they are confronted with such arguments as this Mark how plain n tale shall put this confuser of the truth down Tho law now Is and for many years past has been that the revenue derived from a tax of 6 cents on each 100 of assessed values shall be set apart for the sinking fund and shall be trans terred to the sinking fund and only withdrawn from that fund In the map ner prescribed by law The deficiency figures given by the news appear large In comparison with the figures of Democratic deficits for previous years aim ply because the Republican adminis tration strictly followed the law and Its books show the actual condition of the treasury while the Democtctlc ad ministration disregarded the law In order to hide the true deficit In the general expenditure fund from the peo pIe The difference In the methods was a matter of bookkeeping resorted to by the Democratic administration to Justify It In Its efforts to make cap- Ital by reducing taxes to a lower rate than the necessities of the state re- quIred tumoerntlo IJeQell Now we will give the Democratic deficits In the general expenditure fund as they would have appeared In each year from 1892 to 1895 Inclusive If the Democratic administration had made their books show the facts as the Republican administration has done The deficit In the general expendi ture fund for the year ending June 30 1892 as stated by Auditor Norman was 27311888 but no transfers of the proceeds of the Cccnt sinking fund tax were made to the sinking fund for the months of September October No vember and December 1891 amount Ing In the aggregate to 23797514 but this sum was used to eke out the gen eral expenditure fund without passing through the sinking fund as required by law If It had been properly trans ferred the deficiency In the general ex penditure fund would have appeared as It really was 51109102 Instead of 27311888 as It was made to appear For the fiscal year ending June 30 1893 the deficit Is given as 29636453 whereas If the transfers of the 5cent tax revenue had been made as required In the months of September October November and December 1892 amounting to 24583031 the true de ficit would have been 78016998 For the fiscal year 1894 the Demo cratic auditor gives the deficit In the general expenditure fund as 326 14960 but no transfers of the 5cent tax receipts were made for October or November 1893 which amounted to 23141538 and must be added to get the true deficit which was 1041 31053For the fiscal year ending June 30 1895 the deficit was given as 225 92004 but no transfers were made of the proceeds of the 5cent sinking fund tax for nine months In that year and to get the true deficit that would have appeared It the law had been fed lowed 38066500 the proceeds of that tax must be added making the deficit 132180587Thus appears that during these four years an aggregate sum of 1095 88583 was kept out of the sinking fund to cover up deficits In the general ex penditure fund and the deficits kept up notwithstanding the facts that during that period the general government refunded to the state the sum of over 600000 on Its war claims and that the auditor from tlmo to time had to suspend payment on warrants And yet In the face of these facts some Democrats have the cheek to ask the people to elect OoebelFrom Louis yule Commercial Tut Yourself la ills Plane Dont bo too hard on Mr Dryan lie declared in 1896 that It would be impossible to have higher prices and good times under the gold standard We have higher prices and good times the best we have ever had under tho gold standard It must be embarrassing to Mr Bryan Just think how you would feel yourself under such circumstances Minneapolis Journal Our Election Board As arranged under time Goebol law ninetyfive counties in Ken tucky have each two Democratic and ono Republican Election Commissioners thirteen counties have two Democratic and one Populist commissioners and eleven have solid Democratic election boards All are appointed by a Democratic state board which eventually changes and tabulates time returns Under such a law free government is practically a farce GlobeDem ocrat A Goebel Device Both Democratic parties in Kentucky aro claiming time rooster as all emblem to head their tickets Goebel ought to be satisfied with a picture of his election board tabulating the returns GlobeDemocrat t I f Jtii 11 f- J I J It 1 J j lor 2 3 i rrtt if TO THE PUBLIC 4 Chairman P P JOI nSOn sues a W V Strong Statement Regard Ing Kentucky Politics LEXINGTON ICY Sept 14 Governor Brown and other prominent Democrats know at the time of time Lexington convention that tho state of mj health rendered it improbable that I would bo able to take part in the pending campaign but the fact was not generally known and I now give this communication to the public to avoid any misun dcrstamling of my views or of mj failure to appear among time forces working to prevent the stomp of approval being put on time methods that culminated in tho Louisville ticket I am heartily in accord with tho Democrats of time State who are trying to save tho party from the baleful influences now seeking to control itUlul regret that my condition is such that I am compelled to remain quiet while others aro bearing the brunt of the fight Tho issues aro unfortu nately notorious and well understood by the country They in volvo truth honesty loyalty to time principles of our party and to a republican form of government If the Democratic party is to be worthy of time confidence and support of time people it must bo carefulof tho rights of its individual members true to its pro fessed principles and when in power enact laws fair to all citizens of time State When any number of its members depart front these rules self preservation demands that if they can not be reclaimed hoy must ho repudi atOll We carried tho last State election without the Goebel law by over 15000 votes and while the ballot needed additional safe guards that could easily have been provided there was absolutely nothing to justify tho passage of an act capable of being used to rob every citizen of his franchise who failed to vote to suit the men appointed to administer it Wo had better perish as a party than to livo under the possibili ties of this degrading law so re pugnant to time manly fairness of Kentucky character What would time great old champion James 13 Beck who battled during all time dark lays of reconstruction against tho passage of such laws say to tins departure from the lessons lie had learned from the fathers lUll handed down to lIsl It is bad enough for spoilsmen blinded by an insane determina tion to get olllce to uphold thit gratuitous assault upon tjio prin ciples of free government but why should Democrats from other States undertake the odious and impossible taskof persuading Kentuckians that the use of fraud and force in politics commend able and should be approved That it is Democratic to llisr all chise hundreds of delegates rep resenting tens of thousands of Democratic voters when they stand in tho way of the full pur pose of an office seeker Are they to bo tempted by lust for office to ally themselves with shameful methods and endeavor to fasten them oil time people of Kentucky under the mistaken Mea that tho State is to be kept in line for nineteen hundred in that way Do they expect by upholding in time name of Democ racy crimes against your party your conscience your religion and your country to induce you to in dorso tho fake delegates in the Louisville convention and tho ticket that was its production Can they go beforc the country as tho sponsors of a force hill that gives tho voters of Kentucky not a ray of hope that makes no claim or show of fairness plac tog exclusively in tho hands of three irresponsible persons named by tho authors of the measure itself tile entire election machinery of time State Such an alliance and tho advocacy of such methods would show them unworthy to be trusted with power in a republican govern mont and fix a brand that no honorable statesman would want to bear Time voter who values time dig nity of a free citizen is proud of tho record of his party anti loves time gooll name of his State will not look with kindly eye em men however distinguished who would have them trail all these in tho mire for time poor privilege of becoming tho abject slaves of a corrupt political machine Every man who supports time Goebel ticket must approve time methods by which it was put be fore tho people of Kentucky and to approve such methods is to abandon Democratic principles and surrender tho party to its enemies It would bo puerile to divide I IiIfii j rif iXft 1 E1f J L s 1 Ji I il jd i Y g about gold and silver whilQ you are being stripped of time dignity that belongs of right to every cit izen of a free country Time tune is on when you must stand un ilijichingly for your liberties and your manhood Tolerate no craven in your midst who boasts openly or by insinuation his willingness to steal aft election and lot it bo understood that any man who commits such a crime does it at his peril- I appeal to all good Democrats to unite in a supreme effort to overthrow this attempt to debauch time ballot by men who have deliberately prepared to deny every political right to those who refuse to join them servilely in their nefarious schemes If this is dono wo may hopo to achieve victory this fall and again in nineteen hundred but democracy can never succeed by time approval of time methods by which tho Goobcl ticket was placed before tho people of Ken tacky Respectfully P P JOHNSTON The Era of Scarcity No man lives who has wit nessed development got ahead of production to time extent it has tho present year says time American Manufacturer I It is doubtful if any of the present generation will again witness tho phenomena History records no such a period for consumption anti production Time scarcity applies to almost all metals and all trades are cmbarassed We note mammoth plants closing down or discharaing thousands of men not because they have not employment for them but be cause they have too much work because every concern is crowded with orders nnd material can not be supplied rapidly enough This is not confined to time shipbuilding industry but to all lines Buildings are delayed a halt is called on projected enterprises railroads are short of cars and carbuilders can not finish orders because of the shortage The electrical industry is suffering bo cause of time shortage of copper Aluminium has hall to be called to time aid of telegraph and electric companies because copper wire can not bo hud Economists political writers and theorists a few years ago wrote essays dur ing a dull period to the effect that the world was suffering from underconsumption while others held that time curse of overproduction haunted the world Many believed that the monetary sys toni was to blame while politic limits argued that free trade and protection were each to blame according to their party affilia tions There has been no change in the financial system the tariff has not been tampered with pro duction has increased out of all proportions with past progress hut consumption has outdistanced it All this is brought about luring a period of war und rumors of war Time United States was on tho eve of a boom when time Spanish war was de clared Time struggle in the Philippines has not retarded it any moro than time previous con diet did Englands threatened rouble with time Boor republic docs not retard time rush of trade in the British isles Time empire in all its parts was never so crowded with evidences of pros perity From time Capo of Good Hope to Alexandria bay in Afri ca tho rush of commerce is evi denced Indias progress is marvelous China and Japan and tho whole Orient are bending their energies to keep step with time procession Mistaken In John John Anderson my Jo John Wliou wo wore first ncquninf I thought you wore for silver John But now I know you aint You talk It on tho stump John And illustrate it by laughter nut ovoryono is well aware Its tho olllce youre after C CHAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself clad III the early garb- Jprinblossoms o forth tret and flower causing the despondent cburd to Tlbrate to this the moat delightful of nil and bow do feen Hare tUat tired abakyfeellar TyphoidFner1as tl la alilaolcLtlon or ilckneu Told this consult ni U our advlca costs you nothing Can on jour druggist and procure a bottle ot Dr Carllteclt German Powder Take one dOH a day at bed time for sit day then follow by a bottle of Yucatan Chili Tonic direction and after two wecke1 fOllowlarthe two treat remedies you springPreparewhen the ntno here germs It necessary and wbell your ystnt warn yon repeat above The KeDltdlea to toGII lad bySt Bernard Drug Store Candidate Taylors Aapolntrrients- Pndiicnli Thursday Sept 21 MorgnnlloldKrldny Sept 22 Clinton Saturday Sept 23 Wlcklliro Monday Sopt 20 Marlon Wednesday Sept 27 DIxonFriday Sept 2- 1Owensboro8nturday Sept 80 Uet vay to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOO Miss July 1 1898 NKW SiKN0KK MBDIOINR Co I want to tell you what I think of your Nubian I have used It myself and In tnmllYiand It Is all that claim the host Liver Medicine I over used It la just the thing to take It you feel bad are bilious A B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drugstore t f MR EPIZOOT WILKINS H Writ pf tt Conolooahnn BY tko CoataV at St Lout and dire Ionia Hlitorjr of Democratic El forts to Promote Harmony Copyright UM by American Press Also elation WA8H1HOTOW DC TutheEattnr In ml lust lattur I promlst to rite about the concloothnn nr the confab we bed ot St Louis with Col Bryan the members UT the Dlmlcratlc National Committee sad other Inharmonlut ele meats ur the Dlmlcratlc party CoL Bryan clowln plctar nr our party In control nr the Trusts with 10 match ndJUhutml patronage st our disposal wrought ni up tu a hi pitch ur cs tte meat and we almost forgot that we wus opposed tu em We wus so mutch elated over itch a slorlou pro peck thet wo all ajuroed ta the bar fct mutual conrrttoo Uihnn and enknrrljment We all under tood however what Cot Bryan Led meant bl the little glimmer ur hopo ho lied clvon us It was crclootlrcly for the mauaeon the knowln wuni boo pull the ropes and la out the plans tu fool the peeplo On the stump and In tho nooze papers we air tu fits the Trusts moro ftercely than ever bcfoar but if we win we air lu lab em and wurk cm fer all tha air wuth In tho interests nr the Dlml cratlc party It Is a trot scheme and U otter wurk well In every part ur the kountry We hey always bin trubbled bl not heyln cnuff offices tu BO round Mr Cleveland run up asln no end ur dlfflkll ties In thct wo bat It wo kin Bit hold ur the Trusts and reorganize em and turn em onrwa we kin du wunder for the hungry bind thirsty Dlmlcrat boo will bo on hand won the splice air ready tu be dlstribo ted Tu the victors belong the spiles Ilea always bin tho motto nr cr cry tree Dlmlcrat except doorln Mr- Clevelands Admlnlstrashnns Yen we bed to houtter civil rvls reform andhold- on tu the splIts With such a mltey In gins ur reform es the Trusts reorganized under Dlmlcratlc utonljmcnt we rood giro neerly ererybuddy a place and not hey to resort lu desepshun es we did onct under Mr Cleveland wen Six Secretary ur the Treasury tiromlst tu make a good Noo Jersey Dlmlcrat an Inspector ur Pork at Jerooiialem It was a lowdown Joke 04 It lost us votes won wo found out thet pork wasnt yoosed In Jeroosa loin All sick bad breaks rood be avoided If wo bed offices enufl to go round and no uthcr plan seems so easy es Col Dry ans ur course It must be held and treated es strlckly confidensbaL He cood not afford tu go befoar the kountry and her It oudcrstood that he wood tolerate ennrthlor like a Trust under enny dr kumstnnccc and we cood not afford tu her him but privately we kin aoshoor ourselves that everything kin be made ta cum ourwa If we kin land him In the White IIousc This Inpllse thot Cot Dry an Is td be the Dlmlcratlc candidate for President next yeer and I foresee truhble abed fer mo wen I am obliged to break the awful nooze to Mr Cleveland But we klnnot let enny man stand la the pathwa tu victory and let him blok np the road If Mr Bryan U nominated I shel her tu support him provided thet ho rives me satisfactory asshopraacea thet I sel be properly taken care nr If ho Is elected I kin safely M the same or Saul uther man hoe may be nominated and so kin euny good Dlmlcrat boo hes the welfare ur the kountry at hart wile at the same time not foolishly fergcttln his oWL Whut 1 hey rittea constrain Mr Dry ans wllllnnes tu adapt hUself tu drkuuutance la order tu gala vote fer a nomtnashun or an elecshun must not bo known outside nr the contractln parties so we all pledged his btlth In a foatuln beaker ur beer and solumly swore our seln tu secrecy If we Anally conclood tu go It alone on tree sliver es the Issoo we shell fix tho platform In that wa but It wa conclood that the Trust kin be made tu pan out better for us or we kin scare mob potpie with em wo abel malk the flte with em bl addln a plank agin Imperialism win we Iud out what It Is I think we cood her agreed upon sum general plan nr acsbnn It It bed bin left lu the members of tho committee boo wore present Tha were mostly tram the south apd welt and a majority of em were frondly to Mr Bryan but I am afrade than Ucoln tn be a hot old time wen we git the full committee tngether The Dim Icrat nr Noo York and Noo England and suam of the Middle Stilts air badly broke up over gold and free silver and we 4L1t dare ta commit the party on any finansbal Issoo notwlthstandln we bed a flat majority wlch we manoofac tered on the spot Wile wa felt thet we were capable ur rasslln with all kinds nr pnbllk questions and settln the course fer the Dlmlcratlc party tu steer bl yet we thot It Improodent tn du so with so menny members absent Thareforo we cot over It bl publlkly deklarln thet wo bed only cum tugether for a frendly con ference and thet we hed no Intcnsbnn nr dlctatln what the party stood du The real Inside trooth nr the matter was that aside from Mr Bryan boo II alwaze present everywhere In every part nr the kountry wherever two or three Dlmlcrats are assembled tugether the grate stalls men ur the Dimlcratlc party staid owa pad no more attenshun tu our meet land tha wood tu a sowln strkle ur old I fees their course Indicates thet tha dons konalder the chances fer success truth pouch fer next yeer and I ask ml self kin It be possible thet all our labcrin and sweatln and drinkln and palarcrln will be In vain Thar9 was wan dlstrcssln Incident wile we wore assembled thet upsot ns consid erably twllo It larsted Wun nr the kom mltteo becum waterlogged bl drlukln tu much u the Ice water provided for the spceken Iud hed a falntln fit It wus lalt at nile and we faled to lad a doctor handy The only wun w 0 rood git was a young colored man boo wax found bl tho clet ur the hotel and ho was study In tu be 4 doctor When ho entered the room wj Immediately fired him out agin ttr we yoonanlmously conclooded thet enny tfao Dlmlcrat wood sooner dIe than be helped bl a nigger and the nlggor sad lie wuxt wlllln ho shoed A sniff tram ml bottle ur Applejack soon brot him around all rUe and the Insldcnt wus regarded es doted uatWUll From Applejack Farm wlch Is next tn Gmrer Clerelund In the stilt ur Noo Jersey Tho people of lower Cane Cod are laughing heartily at the expense of Governor Wolcott of Massachusetts Time governor has nominated a dead man for tim- eohllcepf associate medical exam iner in district No 3 Barnstablo county At tho time of tho Portland and other wreck horrors in Novemberlast the imperative need of associate medical exam iner in the Cape district was apparent Dr J 0 Shelby of AYellfleot was in January or Feb ruary submitted for considera tion Dr Shelby died in April A few days ago nearly five months after Dr Shelbys death lie was nominated for the office There is a crying need of associato medical examiners on Capo Cod but live ones are preferred Are you a subscriber to TUB DEE You should be Disease and Cure Goobolism is moral and politi cal leprosy In its mild form it has been known ns Twecdisiu Quayism or Plattism and locally as Weaverism At the present stage of the disease its victims are given to robbing time tiixpay ers and turning lack to great corporations money that belongs to time public treasury Kentucky has developed thoi disease in time most virulent form When tho victjni hits it in this form tho head center of time ail mont is ready for murder theft or coercion lIe is capable of stealS ing a nomination und betraying his best friends Time moro evil that ho engages in tho smarter ho is He is all that is btdbuttl- llO is no foo- lAttempt to reason with ono who has tho disease badly and the victim will admit all that is charged against his patron saint but he will explain that time other follow might have been just as badIn years gone by mon who had tho disease oven in n mild form were occasionally sent to tho penitentiary as for instance Tweed In these days they as hire to a governorship or may bo content to act as tools for the greater rogue Formerly this disease was mostly confined to the Republican party hut during and since time regime of Cleveland great many miscalled Democrats have been inoculated with it However its run in Hint party in this State will be very short as wo have a physician by tho name of John Young Brown who knows how to handle it so as to eradi cato it from time system of tho tho State entirely lIe luau tho assitanco oftl largo corps of helper in tho shape of honest Democrats who propose assisting him Time Democratic imartywill bo restored to health Dispatch HYPOCRITICAL AFFAIR Wale Prelena of Onebel FMtlnn In I A X rictil Kapottd The fight against the Louisville and Nashville Railroad company now be log waged by the Qocbel faction ot the Democratic party In Kentucky li hypocritical and will amount to noth ing However we want It distinctly understood that we favor no trust or corporation that la detrimental to state and nation Democratic pipers throughout the state have painted thIs corporation aa a vast monster and powerful political organization Let us look at It from philosophys point of view As cltl zeus of the state the men who compost the L N are entitled by law to the same privilege and protection as any citizen out of It and If those men In common are against Qoebel and doe holism they have tho same right I American citizensto oppose him and bring about legitimately his defeat as much so aa the Republican Populist or any political party on the opppsl tion aide Tho Louisville and Nashville has done more for the development of Kentucky than any like concern in th- eatatln every section which It tray erses thrift la In evidence It has car- rIed tho conveniences of civilization Into many remote sections of tho state it feeds many thousands of working men It affords facilities to the farmer the merchant the manufacturer and carries the product of these men to markets other than thoso In tho state and too at a neat profit to the producers The L N is a commercial enterprise of brilliant magnitude not only In Kentucky but Tennessee Ala barns Florida Mississippi Louisiana and north of the Ohio It reaches Into St Louis and also has Cincinnati na a terminus It Is one of the great In stitutions that brought the country out of the forest and wilds to Its present state of Industrial activity and when we Injure the road all the people along Its line must necessarily suffer With out the peoples support It can not ex let and on the other hand without the L So N the people adjacent thereto In our opinion would find a poor miserable existence in this day of rap Id transit We have never seen any- thIng yet that had not two sides to it It the L N wore for Ooobel everything would be lovely with that party and no mention would come from that side denouncing It as u great and dan gerous trust Gocbcl and every mann sensible manwould accept Its influ enco with grace Just at this very time while the battle line Is being formed It Is said a drowning man will grab at a 8traw thls la equally true to tho Democratic party They know well that Ooebel can not be elected and as- a last resort h vi brought the L ft N Into politics smearing the eyes of the rural voters with slimy lies then en deavorlng to portray to them the L ft Nal their enemy and oppressor Can this method of campaigning be successful No not BO long aa Kentuckian feel the need of railroads- In regard to railroads we boliero there should be a law to regulate ex cessive charges where no competition confronts a railroad company but that law should be fairly framed and equal to nfl concerned Railroads nru a necessity and therefore they should be constructed and equipped in the very best and modern way in order to Insure safety to life It we legislate against railroads beyond the limits of justice we endanger the lives pf many thousands Including the Innocent women and children It the L N Is a political organiza tion we have never before heard of It and certainly fail to see It In that role The Democrats say It has bought all the papers In the state that oppose Oopbcl Well we tall to understand this If the L ft N were really Inter ested In buying newspaper plants It would certainly bo wise to buy those which advocate Qoebela election Wo oppose any corporation trust or combine that is working for the de andIlibortlesdeyelop the country resourcesliopk- lnaylUo Messenger lHw STILL AFTER HIM More Hot Shot For QoebelEdlter Charlie Lewis Warren County Baptist Resent the Insult to Dr Kerfoot Bowling Green Ky Sept 10 Tho Warren County Baptist As sociation hold at Barren River churcH Adopted fthe resolutions which by ft twdiliirds vote This association was one of the pioneers in the war on the whisky traffic was probably the first in Kentucky to prohibit by her con stitution nioniborship in her body of churches vji5clyretain in their fellowship members engaged in time manufacture or sale of intox icating liquors for beverage pur poses We at all times have indorsed tho interllenominnj lanai temper ance committee headed by our beloved Dr P II Kerfoot in its efforts to get Hid proper legisla tion on tho subjecT of prohibition by time legislature of Kentucky Whereas In tho prosecution of tho work for humanity and tem perance Dr Kerfoot has incurred time enmity and hatred of certain politicians by this work and Whereas One Charles Lewis Supposed to be time editor of a so called newspaper by the name of tho Shelby Sentinel has seen cause to make a most outrageous attack on time life mill Christian character of Dr Kerfoot and Whereas Wo disclaim any pur pose to mix in politics except to defend time life and Christian character of out colaborers in time groat cause of temperance there fore IKJ it fltesolvml That we denounce in language at our command this wicked and ma licious assault on this mre man of God A man Who would slnnlleriDr Kerfoot in this manner we think is too lowtn bo counte 11 nanced by Christian people If Itesolvcd That we hereby ex I press our full faiths in Dr Kerorfoots integrity and uprightness I as u man und citizen und that wo have unbounded faith in his i Christian piety and love for time t Master and tho threat cause we represent AN NRMOUS INCREASEjC iAi J 0 lorelgn Commerce of the United I Stalea for August 1j TUB LARGEST IN HISTORY r t Exports TwentyFive Per Cent LargcrThan In 1898 Washington Sept 17T1m omrTt eign commerce of time United States for the month of August 1800 is the largest in the history of the month Time exports are nearly 25 per cent larger titan those of August 1808 and 83 per cent higher than tho average or- 18M 1895 andl800 while for time eight months of time calendar year ending with August they are the highest in our history Tho total exports for tho eight months end t ing witli August 1800 were 792 595000 against 778012000 in ttime phenomenal year of 1041070000 in 1897 and 18USgil 298000 in time great export of 1892 While the details of August importation are not atI 8t fJ hand time details of August imjl i ports which have recently been I completed indicate that the lgrowth in importation is largely + in time class of materials uecd by imanufacturers foodstuffs anti in tropical 1 c i GRDVEG A TASTELESS CHILL ttIS JuSV AS GOO CT FOR ADULTS IPrWMeOlolnoCoUtotlemeat =lutjrear MO QKOVKa iL 0araw1txnubl tbra cross already Itaajear ptriobCD ot U Tear In Orua baa 11MCoIII 1 Will receive prompt atten tion at thiroffice Estimate I f rnishedJuponapplicationJ a I f MRS BLACKBURN DEAD Wlfe of the Kentucky Senator HeartjwDisease Versailles ICy Sept nTheWife of Senator J 0 S Blackburn I died at 10 oclock tonight Herjliuabdud who went to Wash ington n low days ago has been telegraphed for and will reach hero tomorrow Mrs Blackburn was upward of Co years of age although up tT tho time of her illness sho didI1 trot appear to bo over 45 She wnsri very handsome and charm ing woman and was immensely icp9plar SOON BE COMPLETED Trial Trip of Battleship Kentucky to Take Place in October iNewport News Ara Sept 17i It is probable that the ers trial trip of the battleship Kentucky sister ship of the Kearsage will take plac the first or second week in October Ifjlier builders trial takes place early in October she will have her official trip in November and will go in commission in Decem ber Mr Qocliel and the Teachers Mr Qoebcl has a deal of shal low cunning which his followers call ability but which ho cannot i impose on any great numbers of voters in a community whore free discussion is permitted In a recent speech the Courier t Journal reports Mr Goebel as sayinglb said ho understood that fr Ilallam claimed he had said something derogatory to the teachers of Kentucky in connec tion with the cheap school book law JlIh saying that ho simply uttered nn untruth as he has about other things commented Mr Goebel We doubt if Mr Ilallam mado the statement that Mr Goebel had said somethingderogatory tof the teachers of Kentucky but ho did ho simply attributed to- tMr Goebel the remarks made by one of Mr Goebels orators Mr Charles K Wheeler The advocates of Mr Goebel ffeelnecessary to destroy the inilucrico of the teachers as well as the influence of the preachers of Kentucky and so Mr Chats K Wheeler said They liavo Leon changing books once or twice a year They wont allow you to uso the same books this year as last and K a man has a growing family like I have Increas ing all tho thno lie foels tho weight jfrotty heavy I have a little tot six years old such it took 280 to start her to Kchool and sue couldnt spell baker and they change those booksp every twelve months Now you how they do It They go Into- yotiThountiosniith they buy Sour Superintendent of Public Instructions mill they buy your teachers In l the school They have an i agontiaclng up and down in IConCtiicify taking interest In tho dee tion and I have heard Superintend ents of Schools say that if tho China School Hook 11111 wore Indorsed In tho Kentuckyplatform they would not voto for tho Democrats but would voto against tho ticket They haVo bought them like they proposot to buy you next November callbof Mr p Was stenographically reported for the Evening Post and these are the exact words used It is a matter of little import alice whether they were used by Mr Goebel or by his spokesman Mr Wheeler It is all a part of tim Goebel campaign and fits in well with the campaign tacti which have done so much to solidify tho State against Mr Go belThe teachers of Kentucky ni an honorable body of men and women striving to give tiS an educated citizenship Educa tion is a deadly foe to Goobelisii and the Chinn school book bill is a measure intended as Judge Beckncr has shown to make the schoolsystem an annex to tho Goobel political machine- It does not secure cheap books but bad books The present law does not permit the introduction n Kentucky of text books unless the Kentucky price is as low as the price elsewhere and with some few amendments the present law would meet all there quirements modern education But it would not meet the requirement of tho Goebel machine hence the Oliinn bill which creates a now commission of sevon with subcommissionsall bound to the throno of Goobel and as his satraps governing our schoolsTo tho people to this preposterous scheme of interference with education it is ne cessary to discredit our echo ol superintendent and teachers and this work seems to have been as signed not to Mr Goobel but to Mr Goebols Mr Wheeler Lou isville Evening Post The Wonder of God Power Wo think of Gods power chiefly when we are in the presence of some natural phenomenon like Niagara or the Grand canyon of the Yellowstone but no one can reflect long upon the moat commonplace landscape or other natural fact without being impressed by it nor is there a greater pleasure to moat devout minds than to meditate upon such a subject Mark off a square foot of ground some time and then ex mino it minutely and patiently study ag what there la in it in the way of plants or minerals how it came to be what it is how it is changing from day o day and you will gain new conception of the divine power and To stndy Gods power on a large seal as in connection with astronomy f example impresses one strongly wit the immensity of the divine power bat to study It in little things impresses one equally with its wonderful core of do toll its almsat Incredible attention to the perfection of details and with tho love of order and beauty which sure must be qualities in the divine Congregationaliii III Hated A spiritually prepared preacher without a like minded congregation is ill yoking the ox and the ass together Instead of great things for the gloryof- God and an abundance of blessings from the word of life the assembly goes its way and straightway forgets what man or of men and women they are The reacher is thrown back upon himself and requires a double portion of the spirit to Have him from despair Tho unbelieving go on in their sins and the gospel goes forth into a community where sin abounds shorn of its power as an immediate remedy for the regen of human society Reformed hurch Messenger God Wa Preparing How often after those who are dear to na have been suddenly called into the better life we recognize that a strange tenderness and responsiveness to spiritual motives characterized them in tho ays or weeks Immediately preceding he summonsI They did not in the least realize that they were so near the end ut God was preparing them for it Watchman J A FRIEND OF THE FAMILY FOLEYStfQNEYand TAR i IS THE GREAT THROAT and LUNG REMEDY BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder IFOLEYSOAMI BELL CO I ANEWDEPAKTURE I A Radical Change In Marketing Methods I as A to Sewing Machines An originalplan under which you can easIer terms and better value In the purchase the world famous White Sewing Machine ofi ever before offered flowIand the easy terms of payment we can offer either direct from opportunity Its nlaliufacturers Therefore a detailed description of the machine and eChangeweWHITE SEWING MACIINE COMPANY Dept A CICVCllll kiei4 I WORMS WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGEI II BitlaQu JltT Fir 20 YeariJ1ait iliwirifliMiglis SOXO DT AXX xtuxBrb1 AMEa F MALLARD It Louis L1 1 wr PI I 41 I I r i 3 THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON XIII THIRD QUARTER INTER 1 NATIONAL SERIES SEPT 24 Test of tlio Lemon a Com r beDaYe Ilcvler of tlio Quarter Golden Text Pm xxx I r Commentary Pre cscueel l r the ttor O SI Slearni ICopyrlGht 1S9 by D M Stearns nolieand let tis return unto this Lord TLc manroand dwell with man and be glorified hi him Ho wants us for his peculiar treasure and desires that we should Urn In Him our portion Ex xix C Lam III 21 This Ho sought to fulfill In Adam In Noah in Abraham In thu prophets and apostles but It was only fully ex emplified In Christ Jesus LESSON II Daniel In Babylon Dan I 821 Golden text Dan I 8 Daniel purposed In lila heart that ho would not defile himself It Is one thIng to be a child ot God but to be such a choice ono as Daniel who would separate him self from oven seemingly lawful things that God might bo glorified In him Is a rare thing This Is tho narrow way and few there bo that find It but those who do find It learn to know God as others cannot See In verses OlG 17 20 how God wrought for and In these men because of their special devotion to Him LESSON IIITlio Hebrews In tho Fiery Furnace Dan Ill 1423 Golden text Dan Ill 17 Our God whom wo serve Is able to deliver us If wo are willing to be Ills choice ones set apart for Himself Fs IT 3 true Nazarites Num vi 18 fearing not the frown and socking not the favor of any man and not fearing even death we must expect to bo hated for HU sake John xr 20 21 but ho tells us not to lear suffering or even death Rev ii1O Math x 28 for to die Is gain and to be with Christ Is Tery tar better Phil I 21 23 LESSON IVThe Handwriting on the Wall Dan v 1731 Golden tXt Ill Ixxr 7 God Is the Judge A drunken feast God dishonored and delicti one word from Him ot solemn Import and Bclahozzar passes from time Into ctornl ty Ho knew bow God had warned and humbled his father but gave no heed to It and Daniel summed up the story when He saId to him The God in whose hand thy breath Is and whoso are all thy ways host thou not glorlDcd verse 23 LESSON VDanlel In tbo Den of Lions Dan vl 1023 Golden text Fa crxL C The Lord is thy keeper We have again the truth that to fear Gd Is to fear no man and not even to fear death Daniels friends would not bow their heads nor bend the knee to save their lives and Daniel will not stop pray- Ing nor close his windows when be prays to save his life When there Is fear of man there Is forgetfulness of God Iso II 12 13- LESSOt VITho Now Heart Ezek xxxvi 2530 Golden text Ezek xxxvI 20 A new heart also will I give you How can we get over sinning against God and become brave and true people for God like Daniel and his friends Tho natural man cannot do It and no amount of education or reformation can make him do It but God can give a new heart a new nature even put Himself In us and God in us can do as He did In Dan- Iel and lila friends for It was by tbe Spirit of God In them that they did a dide VII EzeklolB Great Vision EzckInIn you Not only does God give a new lIfe which we never had before but b Ills Spirit who comes to live In us H will live that life Tho believer becomes n mansion In which Father Son and Spirit dwell John xlv 1723 a illalife will be that of one alive from tbc dead a resurrection life LESSON VIII Tho ulcer of Salvation Ezek xlvII 112 Goldpn text Hov xxII theBreo coke Christ are equally saved there Is no limit to the degree of rleldedness- whlcb ho may enjoy Our enjoyment of Christ may bo as water to tho ankles or to the knees or to tho loins or as a mighty river and It all depends upon our willingness to be wholly or only In port set apart for God Himself LEssoV IX Itctnrnlng From CapUT fly Ez I 111 Golden text Ps cxxrl 3 The Lord hath done great things for us whereof we aro glad This Is no the age ot subduing the world unto God but ot gathering out of all nations nn elect people who will rulo with Christ when Ho comes again In other words it is the ago of gathering out tho church of building Eve ills body and bride and a believers are commissioned to take part In this by either going themselves to help give the gospel to every creature or by helping with their money and prayers thoso who do go LESSON X Rebuilding the Temple Ez Ill 10 to lv 0 Golden text I Car III 17 The temple of God Is bolr- which temple ye are There were many and very persistent hlnderers to the work In the days ot Zerubbabcl who for a time actually caused the work to cease and yet In duo time tho temple was fin ished There arc many hinderers am hindrances to the work of completing the church and yet lIe shall seo of the travail of His soul and shall be satisfied LESSON XI Encouraging the Build ers Hog II 10 Golden tcxft nag II 4 Be stroug all ye people of the land salth the Lord and work for I am with you The people being hindered grewI Indifferent and were attending to thou own affairs while tho house of God la waste consequently they labored In vain worked hard and accomplished little and when they bad somewhat by their toll it all seemed to blow away God raised up Haggal and Zecharlah to show the people their sin and to guide them In the right way and from the day when they began to resume building tho tem pIe God began to bless thorn Hag II 1811 4 Spleit0 Not by might nor by power but byI My Spirit salth the Lord ot Hosts Tub is the great lesson of the whole quarter apart from God nothing but failure but by His Spirit great things are accomplished Daniel and his friends EzekIel Haggal and Zecharlah Zerubbabel and Joshua were all men of the Spirit Spirit working In them and through themI to the glory of God I believe with In creasing firmness that our one great need as Christians Is to be fully under the con trol or the Dplrlt ot God Tito Gift of Ood sinklaggoesIder It is very likely that water so In valuable and so often scarce in hot pofnote its preciousness If BO Jeans ex mforcibieBaggod oneaellDaGive the niblo a chancel It appears very often that ministers are of thewopinion of the old lady who called the church services the trlmmlna to 11surprIsingSeniptuneatmuch regard for the Bible after tho minister had shown so little Unlvcr sallst Leader dco FORr rInaeIi L H iHHUfeft mhllt ISTBIRNARD COAL COMPANY IINCORPORATED COKEiifGeneral Office Earlington Kentucky ft it a BrA rlch Offices Ii1JAMES It LOVE Manager 201 N ChcrrV Street Nashville Capt It G ROUSE Mgr Palmer House Broadway Paducah I Ji I IiSS Kentucky Memphis Tcnn Il Ji A S FORD Manager 337 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind ft Wholesale Ageints HUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago Ill I II THE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL I I For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St CharlesIMines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKETIoI I I BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASK BURNERS UND VURNGE8I Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNIARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price OneIi ton of theCrushed Coke will do the same work asIone ton of the best Anthracite Coal I IASK YOUr DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY II E 1e I41 ro fSiSt mtS nS mmW CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR slopla For the Week BeitlMnlnv Sept DoleITone CUooni tini Jaig vii 1XS The story of QMcons band Is inter eating and inspiring Gideon was tbs manyopeoplefromHo blow his trumpet and 39000 rallied to his standard By allowing the timid to withdraw and as a result of a second test at the spring of trembling his army was reduced to a band of SOC men These by a strategy peculiar to eastern warfare under the battlecry of The sword of the Lord and of Old eon won a signal victory over Israels enemies which resulted in a 40 years peace This historic Incident has been the inspiration of thonAnds of Gods people In their struggles against satan tho powers of the air and unregenerate man In the incident we have the secret of success in Christian work and warfare dependsINumbers aro not to be despised but they are often magnified above their desert There is too much of a tend 11ency today in Christian work to depend entirely upon external agencies External agencies of great appearance easily lead ns to neglect God and to trust In that which Is human We must guard against this tendency In all Christian work the source of power Is God If God be for us greater is He that is for us than all they that be against ns and if He bo for us no matter who or what Is against us we shall prevail To succeed we must keep close powIwon Paul may plant and Apollos wa ter but God only can give the increase 2 Success in Christian work do pends more upon tbo character of the workers than upon the number Of them Quality is more to be desired than quantity Paul with a little band of tollowersjstlrredtbo won it for Christ More attention should be paid to the quality of Christian workers Too many are hindrances rather than helps They impede prog yeas rather than accelerate it Thoy aro in the way ratter than on the way There needs tObe moro testing today than there Is Tim half hearted and doubting should tarry behind until thoy are full of the Holy Ghost Those who are bowing the knee to Baal should step aside till entirely consecrated to God This topic should suggest a personal testing of ourselves What kind of sol dicra and workers aro wo 7 Are we tim- Id and half hearted t Are we worldly Isel8sh Christians thinking more of else than God or are we whole hearted consecrated followers of Christ Bible Readings Neb iv 10 Hos- I 7Zecblv 110 Ps zx 70 xxxIII 1220 j cxxv 15 Prov xxlS1 Ian xxxl 19 Math zxviii 1820 John II 111 ix 14 I Cor utII7 xv 08 GaL vi DRev II 10 PleasIng Other The best rule Is to take people as you find them and make tbo most of your op- ontunity to please them In some sort of- ashion There aro so many ways to HC thoughti p f which being saturated with the milk bringIng p we learn to live to please others e shall reap the largest harvest of pleasure for ourselves by imitating our Lord and Master who went about do p good to the souls and bodies of men Philadelphia Methodist 1TbGenius as a model is liable to produce harm One might as well attempt to Iuro upon tho sun to a conventionw lantern makers Work as ay there will always be a painful ntrast between their art and noonday Perfection sermons do no good only deceive tim susceptible andJslf righteous Presbyterian tS it l Jd J r Republican Speaking Dates lion W S Taylor Senator Dtbo sad Dr A D James Thursday Sept 21 Paducah 730 lmFriday Sept 22 Mayfield 1 p in Saturday Sept 23 Clinton 1 p in Monday Sept 26 Wickllffo 1 pm Wednesday Sept 27 Marlon pm Thursday Sopt 23 Dixon I p in John Marshal Hawesvllle Wednesday Sept 27 t 1 p in liowlsport Wednesday Sept 27 i 7 p in- Clovorport Thursday Sept 28- 7luIi Irvington Friday Sept 29 1 p m Judge W II Holt sod Capt J W Tbioclc morton Monday Oct 2 Hartford 1 p m Tuesday Oct Greenville 1 p in Wednesday Oct Madlsonvlllo 1 p in Thursday Oct 5 Dixon Ill m Thursday Oct 5 Sebrco 7 p in Friday Oct 0 Princeton 1 p in Saturday Oct 7 Ilojiklnsvllle 1 inMonday Oct 9 Cadiz 1 p in Tuesday Oct 10 Elkton II m Wednesday Oct 11 Atlalrvllle 1- pm Thursday Oct 12 Franklin I p ii Friday Oct 13 Smiths Grove pl11 Saturday Oct 14 Brownsville I- pl11 lion W S Taylor Friday Sept 20 Henderson 1 pm Saturday Sept 30 Owensboro 1 pm Monday Oct2IIarrodsburg 1 p ui Judge Clifton J Pratt and John Burke iiCnmpbollsvillo1 p in GreonBburg Saturday Sept 23 1 pm LeItchneiaMonday Sept 2u 1 pm Hanllnsburg Tuesday Sept 20 1 p in It N Under and II S Smith Moiulay0ct3 Earlington 730pin IIWednesday730 p in Thursday Oct C Providence 730 p in Friday Oct 0 Henderson 730 p m Satunlay Oct 7 Coryilon 7 30 11111 Monday Oct 0 Morganflold 7SO pm Tuesday Oct 10 Marion 730p in Wednesday Oct 11 Pnlncoton7 80 pI11 Thursday Oct 12 Kuttawa 730 p in Friday 1ct13 Padijcah 730 p m Saturday Oct 14 Chili 730 p m Monday Oct 10 Elkton 730 p in Tuesday Oct 17 AlIeiiBvlIlo7 0 pm Wednesday Oct IB lUissollville 1 730 pm Thursday Oct 10 Auburu780 p in Friday Oct 20 Howling Green730 in Saturday Oct 21 Greenville 730 m Elder John S Sweeny Thursday Oct 5 Owonsboro 1 pm Saturday Oct 7 Hopklnsvllio 1 in Monday Oct 0 nussollvlllo 1 p m Tuesday Oct 10 Bowling Green 1 in Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hlnson of Hinton Ala rites us August 12 18U8 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are- Ilunyor fretful I keep this medicine and when tIme children I c- roailiug lin = them a dose and that l- thteilstof Itvflold by St Bernard Drugstore 4 ur Colored ittyens I All commuoieaiiont ml tauort ol ar I lilnln 10 ibis column ibcald bi aJJUrd in I Gin ALllAKDtl Killiallou K There was a large crowd of arl- ington people attended tim speaking Monday night There are a good many of our people on the sick list Miss Johnnie Watts la visiting her prrcntK Rev 1 Cundoe ofHenderson wan in the city Tuesday Misft Sallle Ross is visiting here JM Hurt has returned from Con ference AFROAMERICAN LEAGUE Pass Strong Resolutions for Bet terment of the Negroes Tho AfroAmerican League of Hopkins County met In fifth annual session at Mortons Gap Sept 14 I and hall a very good delegation most of tho products being repro seated The1 people of Mortons Gap seemed to appreciate tho meet- Ing by putting In their presence Good resolutions were adopted and If carried out will do tho race much goolIi election of officers was as fol President W H floss jfMadlsonvlllo vicepresident J W Johnson of St Charles secretary J B Hawkins of Earlington treasurer A Mitcliorson of Madlsonvllle Tho Executive Board B II Hall Wm Klllebrew George Slsk W B Tengue Wyatt Edmonds Prof W DJeunings We your committee on resolu tlons beg leave to submit tho fol lowing Whereas We as Negroes need to religionfinancoIs a common fact that time negroes aro most too religious without any spiritual effect therefore be It Resolved That it Is tho souse of this League that we teach Clinic peoplerime race is marked by Its financial condition It is a fact that wo as a raco make plenty of but wo do not know uso it therefore It is the souse of this body that wo teach economy to IWILE1IEMI eyestour men and women is not what It should bo therefore bo It BKSOLVRD That we time Afro American League recommend tho teaching of morality in all timings to our people Since It Is true that no race or na Lion can rise higher than its educa tional standing thereforebo It KKSOLVKD 1 lat wo as a racotako tho greatoft Interest In Limo edupa tlon of bur children SIncewo know that ox cursions are detrimental to our moral and financial progress let Thu advise our loadeas 6 fight Sunday excursions with pall powers Bo it Resolved That wo thank tho kind people of Mortons Gap for their hos pltllltyCommltteeV D Sick A N Mite lee n WmkUle prow Ed Johnson e 1Instead latukeptto which a teaspoonful of Gold Dust Washing Powder Is added sat tho pan on the range until the water gots to boiling point then lift out each piece a wire spoon and lay on a soft cloth wiping the1l1 quickly lchamois skin The so- leaned will bo highly polished ariil U ook like newbeSubscribe for TUB DIm 4 rl SHowing Godn Horn What is the good of all this about leg and blessing and praisIng and boasting T A good deal of good if the shouting and praising and boasting and blessing are In the Lord and not In ourselves nor lit anybody or anything else Blowing Gods horn may not be blowing our own Ono good it accom plishes Is to gladden the mock folks If they meet or bear of ono of these bravo and triumphant persons who blew the Lord at all times whoeo months continually praise the Cord and whoso souls make their boast in the Lord It so increases their courage and faith and hope that thoy nro glad Is it not worth while to gladden meek saints 1 Surely It Is So dont got out pcopleChristian Look Inward Whenever you find yourself inclined todwell with moro than common sever Ity of temper on the sins and shortcom ings of other men and to be lax and liberal in judging your own faults you will do well to Inquire whether you areI not In n backslidden state If you have In any measure overcome the world the flesh and the devil you aro bound to know how hard tho task is and to entertain feelings of sympathy for all that aro engaged in tho same fight The beat people aro the most charitable Saintliness Is tenderness The Immacu late Son of Man 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