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I Q rIt Ili J Cf rf JvItI f f1 i 1 E TENTH YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY OCTOBER B 1899 NO 40 j tI i IY f tl ri c- V I Jk ii f ir I rJf 1 t 1 tt1 A IJ Cr f 1 r L i0C j REPUBLICAN SPEARJN- CUargi tIT An jntthuslJBtlc Audience ti llcaril Jud c W H Holt mid t Itov Clifton J IraU AiAssernbJy Hall Lout NIght Speeches Well Uecelvetl and v Greatly Applauded Judgd W HHpH vlBlted Madlson vlllo on Wednesday and spoko on thtllA tho from the llopnbllcah standPolntAt 1 oclock a speaker- In tho Tabernacle and oV81ltllosbof opposite views declared tho effort of tho Judge a masterly handling of thu subject AH Republicans wore do lighted with thin ofloot ed 78 AVcdnosday night Judgo Ilolt appotiretl with our old friend Judge lratt nt Assombly halt In Jarllllgtoll So at Mortons and Unrnsley desired to hoar the distinguished speakers that Mr JIlOIJ AUdnsol1 arrangod tor train sorvlco to accommodate our neigh born Tho Assembly Hall was filled to overflowing a most attentive rlllleCUulat I appreciative audience JpdgqIratt 8 called tJra toonor and introducodt- h dlsthlJtulllhed guest From the moment of appearance and beginning of his s peopl- earnetly entered into the t with tho speaker A wonderful waR made by his logical dcduotMifi and clear and forceful manner of putting hli lolntllInd points they were oxplanatlonofUoebol ways nd mathods wore never noh tented boforo our Govern- lilont by commlBHlon ho claimed was the QuebpJ WRY and hii handled U very point M U tliexKlectloH Law- Clitnu School 1IIIL slou and McChord prlllOltConmili wayiliAtribute to ho admlir iBtratlon of President Mclflnloy was and when hognaUrapllreelated Uio records Hpoke of the present StAtc admtnls- f tratlon and Attorney Gen eral hall contributed a large meas ure to tho result greatallll1auS8 greeted his word figures as to h wtho deficit loomed atthl beginning of tho Republican adminis and how warrants had boon dlxcountod by hanks and Individuals In Frankfort oven to tho extent of astounded many But when he rend from the records all lila- had be n I anIl thbwork of three tlrll showed Urn lIlIIont of Stattrpminpvlytreasury 18M nowover400000 to tti credit of tho hard worK and brainy methods of thu servants of noblyfuiniltdF4 Van delighted At of Judge Holts rvmarkH Judgo Pratt M ho termed It made an exhortation which was full of good sense mitet bumor and delightful roforcncco to homo and social themes At tho close of Ills r remarks onu of time bust political meeting Knrllngton ov3r haiL was ontleilEECTIQNLEAGUES ClllicBt fcf Kentucky Orcaolllog to Pro tU the Ballot Wheel Tweed was In the plenitude of his twwer aQd owned the ballot boxes time city government the county govfromeat the Judiciary fad seemed IntrweheJ laTlacrbly betloa the ram part3 of corrupt power there was qui Mljr termed a small club or league whose solo object was the restoration of pure govcrnroicBt by theonrtbrow of that Intolerable rule Jill sneering answer to remonstraacea was What are you going to do about IU Charles OCciHtor Samuel J TlWea and a few more like unto UWJD shojred Wm what they wr gplag to do about It Judsef were JllliMached dlsmlMed disgraced the mayeperhspa oaly en Ineoceet tool WM driven to Itegted Twe fl and etttcra eeftt to the pAaHeBUary and the gang Mattered p ed and destroy ed la tan FrancIsco tte city was practically captured And looted Its coMUtton of aJct o pllTUy to the feea of evil asAl crime eta not be 6ver at t3 Cowls were the slaves dferlsK polkemon the protection of UleVMKHd eouadte the slaves of the corrupt At test a Kentuckian from pjratWano Wlllkun T Coleman form ed an organization known as the tom mittee of uafety Judges were forced to resign or were hanged courts cleaned as were the Augean tables the pollen moo the guardians of the law and the foe of crime and San Francisco be canO the sofcst city In Ohri endom HOttest election leagues are now being formed In Keatucky They will to sneered at men wed to committing outrages at election Imea will laugh at them some will ask What are they golng to do The answer depends largely upon what those who ask t1Ii question are going to do If the state board eelecta countjrcommlrelooers of known probity ot character whose reputation secures confluence In hon est competent election officers If the county boards appoint similar board of election so that H becomes manifest that we arn to have a fair and legal election that tho registration Will be suet peaceable full and test and Ittie promise ot such an election Is per tain these leagues will baypnothng to do If the state board disgraces IL self and humiliates ltentu kybytbo polntmootofknowntrfcbtersi and unscrupulous tMn rIJnelthey appoint similar election officers thee leagues will have much to sa- yaa2reO do These leaguee WJifno oe composed of iBrpwni men nor of IUpubUe nsnor PopsilAti niJr Prohlbltloalsta but of aitof men of every p ittioal creed on4 utitU of men who Ivo the right 4rVBt n14atMiTelh lr votes fairly ceiiee tMl wito orasnise to see that tbiiisrdbrie r 1JO fi1ction iii5Iuinp Kerttuckrpolr brought to violate all traditions of de eairand take the stump for GoeVel I limit lntervlewBlsh6p Dudley dUr aIn strong terms tho lax dh vorce laws of tho United Btatea and f he 1iell yes h8Epl800pal- ohurcliatlta nlxta Couticil- whtt5d0pLp a oanou forUIudkig it pozionsiII- t c Wf DAY ON LAND The Gallant Admiral Has Another Proof that His FellowCourt trymen Love Him ifYIHB CUP PRESENTED IY THE CUV Tbn Conies the Oreat Loud Parade i Wltneaaed br Many Tbonianrfi i Who Cheer and Cheer the Man Who Planted Old Glory In the Phllliiplnra and Became a III- foryMaker New York Oct 1 Yesterday was the greatest day In New Yorks his tory The entire city with Its un counted hosts pi guests poured out In almost Inconceivable masses to do honor to the hero of Manila boy nnd the men who stood behind the guns and It fs safe to say that no military or nftyul hero ever received a greater ovation The days events began with the pro sentation at the city hall of a mngnlfl cent loving cup of solid gold to Ad miral Dewey Mayor Von Wyck musk lug the presentation In a most elo quent address to which Admlrnl Dewey responded briefly but feelingly concluding by presenting his captains to the nsembletl multitude as the men Without whom he could have a corr pUslied nothing The great land parade In the nd Imposingthatmetropolis requiring nearly four hours to pass the reviewing stand representedbytroops and there was a good represen tation of veterans of the civil war It U estimated that nearly 40000 men were In line- Applause War Olympia Men As the parade got In motion the crowd applauded with all their might the 2SO men from the Olympia Those are the boys who did the trick shouted a graybearded man and this sentiment met with the full agreement of the throng who took up the shout The cheers for the Olyra pits sailors were still rcsoundlngdown the clojepacked lines of spectators when a deeper mightier shout arose and was taken up and prolonged In one thunderous wave of sound as Admiral Deweys carriage In which was Mayor Van Wyck followed his med behind the guns bowing and smiling with bared bead to the shouting multitude A Memorable Pronre It was a memorable progress ot the victor of Manila from the tomb of the great general of the civil war to the triumphal arch erected In his own honor The captains of the ships In the fight at Manila were chef red hearti ly as they passed Capt Coghlan re ceiving perhaps a slightly larger share than the others frequent shouts of JTooh der Kaiser greeting his ap pearance while his brother officers Joined In the Inngh the shout always proroked Sautlaao Heron Cheered Admiral Sampson was cordially re ceived by the crowd and was repented ly cheered Quite a demonstration In honor of nearAdmiral Schley was made nt the hurting point and the cheers for him rlmost equalled those given to Dewey lie was kept busy lifting Ids hat and bowing an acknowledgment of the ration he received Admiral Phlllu Remembered JlcarAdmlrnl Philip wdn another favorite Ills admonition to his men tt the bottle of SantiagoDont cheer boys they are lying uttered when the Spanish fleet was wrecked anti ilnkingrSvas shouted at the bowing ad miral time and time again At tile IlevlevTlna Stand Admiral Dewey arrived at the re viewing stand at Madison Square at 143 oclock The enthusiasm nnd cheers that greeted his appearance were tremendous Several times the crowds nearly broke through the po lice lines In their wild endeavor to get ecpecledIN ASIA MINOR Fifteen Hundred Prraona Kllled Appnlllnif Recitals of the EN feels of the Shock Constantinople Oct 3Itls now es timated that 1500 persons perished In t1earthquakes In Asia Minor around Atdln The first shock occurred at four In the morning of September 20 and lasted 40 second The effects were appalling Whole villages were completely destroyed The earthquake was felt as far as Solo Mltylene anti Bmyrnn Present for itelen Gould New York Sept S0One of the Olymplas sullors has brought home two shells from the Spanish admirals flugnblp Itclna Christina are highly polished tuiIniqunted on mar presentedloitfg ieiembnUice rf what she has done for the soldiers ami sullors Bnbonlo Vlaano lip reolI II Bept 30 Confirmation has been pbtalncd of the report of the bu bode plague has made its appearance at JJaguIa a village outside the sane itary cordon The disease was Intro duced there by two patients In the hospital FortyThree Horse Perished Mnnltou Col Oct 3ln n fire that destroyed fie El 1asp stables Sunday morning 43 horse Including fa number thoroughbreds perished in the tiamenAsjtn adyanlb agent dt Demo doInghisheIs 1 orders Ban Francisco Chronicle MoKnloy prosperity Is good enough for of tItle coun upIteirofftU shron Ind Times DI SCUBANO IL cures THllllil II Rleu- soatkm and Sores Irice 26 cents iSoldby St Bernard I rugStore GEN LAWTON IN Til SADDLE Dispersed th Inuireutsfluggat unit llollli Form a Junction l luliU unit Foot Races Irons Luzon Oct 4oen JLavrtoi yesterday dispersed the Insurgent v driving them to the westward Ths purpose of the rebels was to cut the communication maintained by llncoui and mum by means of tire road be twcen those places at a point between Iiniia nnd the east bank ot the river The insurgents hod trenches along the west bonk commanding the op n Faces A force Of i500 rebels at tacked Imus Monday and 000 proceed ed against Bacoor with detachments lcng the river- Yesterday morning Col Daggets force spread along the road from Ba cooT toward IMU and three com ponies of the Fourth regiment under Cnpt Hours were thrown out from Imus the two commands forming a Junction The entire lino crossed thu river and drove the Filipinos front their trenches to the westward through rice fields and thickets The marines whose services were tendered by Admiral Watson crossed the river near the bay forming a part of the lino of advance CAPr CARTERS SENTENCE FiveYasUuprleonueulriuidIIn0V ident McKluler Washington Oct 1Copr Carter Is sentenced to live years Imprison ment and to pay a line of f1000 This sentence has been approved by tIn president Capt Carter is now at Gov ernorn island under arrest and the sentence will begin Immediately Cojit Carter will serve his sentence In the UnItBtaei penitentiary at Fort Jjcayenworth Kss bit will be sent under guard Cereal Plant Horned Bloomington Ill Oct 3The plant bt the Illinois Cereal Co threequar ten of a mile west of Illoomlngtou was burned on tile night of the ht- It will be a total loin The loss will to from 200000 to 250000 Melvin Penn night watchman was crushed to death under a falling wall and others were badly burned Vandal at Work New York Oct 3 Vandals have fie gun the destruction of the beautiful Dewey memorial arch at Madison square The arch Is made of stall up en a frame of wood The northern and southern columns of the colonndo have been attacked by iellchunters anti large pieces ot staff have been hacked away Cnarlea A Hinckler Capturod New York Oct 2 Atter eluding the clutches of the law for 15 years Clm A lllnckley has been arrested nt Princeton 11 C charged with the iteallng of some 97000 from the Wed Side bank of New York city The officers of the bank have spent a for tune in hunting him down Fever Declining at Jackson Jackson Miss Oct 3No now cases of yellow fever and no deaths have been reported In Jackson since Sunday night Surgeon Carter who arrived hero from New Orleans says that with n continuance ot the present weather the fever can not possibly gain any headwa- yCaughtwitlaTbclr n Plunder Montreal Can Oct 3 Twenty three men of the wrecked steamer Scotsmans crew were arrested on ur rival here Sunday laden with plunder taken from the unfortunate passen gen whom they robbed IndlscrlmU nately Au osembled crowd wanted to lynch them A Youthful Plead Springfield III OctJC1lnrles Lebmoti aged 15 years ietllre to t Ircss of n little daughter of Henry Cartrlght aged 13 years Wednesday The child was so badly burned that she died a few hours later The boy was arrested on a charge of murder and Is In jail- Fugitive Bank Teller Arrested Santiago de Chile Oct 4 Confirma tion Iran been received of the report bl thcaPJlIeotlonolMUnited Moore the fugitive assistant teller of the Notional Dank of Commerce of Doston Aeronaut Fatallr Injured San Francisco Oct 3Albert Me Iheraon a young aeronaut was hurled from the trapeze bar of a balloon by contact with an electric light wire near Jlen Park and so seriously in juiced that lies will die A Costly VIeSlmlnOct 4It Is estimated that the Indian government must spend 3 500000 rupees to relieve faminoin the central provinces and that the local chiefs must expend at least onethird of this omouritj In addition A Bad iBceudlorjr ConHatrroUo- nPorUmPrince Ilaytl Oct 4TIre Hotel Communal in this city was de stroyed Monday night by Incendiary fire Ten other buildings were burned Two Children Cremated nolllster Q Oct 3WhIle Onv Exonkempcr and bin wife were absent from home Saturday night the IIOUBO burned and their two children aged three and five years were cremated Will Receive A Catholic Faculty Berlin Oct 4As the result ol Em peror Williams advice the University of Btrassburg will receive A Catholla faculty thus ending a long and bitter controversy Coxey V car which wits being pulled over the country hi 1800 owner making calamity speeches with a motto Protection means wages was pulled Into Joplln Mo mnchlnorytonUnoRepublican posltlPIlCal Morgan who is steamerPembrldge I Ga August 13 for Hamburg have given Ifrjip as lost 1 THE CROWNING TRIUMPH Admiral Dewey Receives the Sword Voted Him by Congress and Presented by the President Ir WAS A WORSE ORDEAL THAN A BATTLE i Stern In War rind In PcaeePlhq Modest Admlrnlnnd the Resource nl Prealdvnt A Mead ol Honor ia Sehley that the Politician Could Not Prevent Washington Oct4eThe culmina tion of Admiral Deweys triumphal homecoming was reached yesterday In tine shadow of tine dome of the national capitol Here he received from the malfullicelltJlIn commemoration of time victory of MtiHa buy A Hero In War and In lateThis was the official reason for the scremony lint niece official sanction iould never have thrown Into tire demo iibtratlon the fervor of eiUhuMasm Iliut won meted out to the admiral us ne appeared before the vast audience composed not only of all the highest officials In the land but of spectators drawn from every quarter of the United States The battle of Manila baralnot forgotten but it might be to have been relegated almost to Second place In the desire to ilo Vt nor to the man who had proven him self as great after victory as bore It anti wIno had shown In the long and trying months that followed Ids naval triumph the qualities of a statesman jmd a wise administrator as veil as thule of the fighting leader of n vie Vorlous fleet Prayer was offered tiynev lr Brie Lob President McKluleys pastor ItotS Perry then made tine introduc Icry address which was lustily sheered lie ended by Introducing See retbry Ix ngwho was received with en Ihullllimandstnol1Lng bareheaded ddr Med his remarks directly to Ad mimI Dewey who remained bareheaded and seated Presented Br the President As Secretary Long concluded titan he passed tIe sword to President McKln icy The latter rose had fated the ad mImi Dewey was visibly affected and brushed Ills gloved hands across his eyes before standing nt attention Tie president said Admiral Dewey From your entrance In the harbor of New York with your gal lant crew and valiant ship the demonstrations which everywhere have erflctcij you reveal the public esteem of your he rote action fullness of love In which you are held by your country The voice of the nation Is lifted In tor and memorableservieeiryou have run dered tho country and nil the people give affectionate welcome home In which Iou with all toy heart Your victory eXlllted AmerIcan vatorand txttnded American authority There was no Raw In our victory there will be no faltering In maintaining II Great ftp plauie It gives me pleasure and great houor In behalf of all the people to hand you this sword the gilt of the nation voted by the conprcss of tbe United States The prfildent handed tine admiral tire with a deep bow and there wns n roar of applause as Dewey re ceived It TIre crowd was hushed us he turned to reply He said Admiral Uewcyn Ilcniionae- t thank you Mr President for this great honor you lnaSe COnterrea upon me I thank tine congress for what It has done f ttonk the secretory ot tine navy for lis eracloui words I thank my countrymen for this beautiful gift which shall be all heirloom In my family forever ni an evidence that republics are not ungrateful hnd I thank you Mr Chairman und gen tltmen of the committee for the gracious cordial and kindly welcome which you have given me to my homo The band ployed The Star Spangled lianneri and then Cardinal Gibbons pronounced the benediction There was tine usual bustle and confusion na the ceremonies closed and then the crowd rearranged Itself a proad path was cleared across the plaza and Ad miral Dewey stood up beside tine Pros dent to review tine parade THE BEST FOR MANY YEARS Last HlBUtn Veiled Prophet Parade In 81 Louis a Pronounced Sncccn St Louts Oct 4Last nights Meled Prophets pageant which wns titneesed by hundreds of thousands of pleased spectators was tine finest that has appeared for many years and war hailed with delight by spectator ell along tine line Dewry Home Fund Washington Sept 30Among the contributions received yesterday to the Dewey home tumid are Washington Evening Star 350 W Dourlie Cochmn Xew York 300 Indianapolis board of trade 100 Total receipts up to ten oclock 18 103 Killed Under Fnlllutr earth Vlncennes Ind Sept 30W W Duck n coal miner of lluckwell was crushed to death yesterday by tons of burylag Is feared they met a like fate Seventy five people arc cnuloycU In these mines Ducks bod was recovered Biff Fire nl Cincinnati Cincinnati Oct iF1re which started in the Dig Four warehouse shortly after 1 a m destroyed that and adjoining buildings together with 40 loaded freight cars and SO empties Some passenger COW rca were also bad y damaged The Ions will exceed V 000000 Home From ISraeli New York Oct 3Col Charles Pago Bryan Unlte States minister to Bra rib was a passenger by the German steamer Llvefno frc n Rio Janeiro and Pernambuco Col Bryan will go to Washington Wednesday The poor laboring maui fs ground down Tire Tariff gold glvlnghimaflahlngCole The present demand tot labor can find no pnrallelln tho experience of Democratic management of national atfalra I afayette Ind Courier The Republicans of tire senatorial district composed of Mason and Lewis counties hayo nominated ex Mayor W H Pprof Maysvllle for State nator RQ4L5QLUTILYPVRE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome PeTAL unm Kvn 00 ntw voiw QTHEHWIBiS UNNOTICED St Louis bank clearings Monday were the largest on record Company K line been withdrawn from riot duty at Cortervlllc III golfIIn1l8of diamonds and returned them to the OM nero ogreotdKyJ the home of former Coy Me Crcary will head the Kansas committee to welcome home then Funton nnd the Twentieth Kansas regiment with q cancer T insurgents surprIsed an Amen can patrol at Bacoor Monday where an allday light occurred American loss two killed eight wounded Postmaster Fred 7 Helncman of Kirkwood 1foIS Bald to be missing with serious discrepancies In his money order and stamp accounts President McKinley has formally nc cep td the Invitation to visit Cilcago on the occasion of tine laying of the corner stone of the new federal build tog Mrs Charles Lee one of the early pioneer settlers ot Sycamore ill who hind beep a resident of this city over 50 years dirtl Monday at tine age of 61 yearsIt been definitely settled that preyluceof the late Joseph Benplst of Kansas City Mo The nntiGocbel democrats of zen JUcky have field n petition for n place bn the offielol ballot They style them selves the Honest Election democrat 10 party Philip Dyson colored a hostler In the employ of Dr C O Chaddock at St Louis wan burned to death In a fire which destroyed tie stable over which he slept At Wilmington Del Admiral Dewey rewarded the persistency of Charles WInkier aged 14 who succeeded In mounting the car platform to greet the ndmlral with a 10 gold piece Admiral Dewey kept up his record for surprises by entering Washington on bill trip from New York four min tiles abend of schedule time A salute uf7gne heraldrdhts arrival Washington gossips have It that Ad mistral Dewey Is engaged to Mrs Ha zen widow of then harem a sister of John It McLean at whose residence the admiral Is sojourning at the cap ital Tine monthly statement of the public debt shows that at the dose of bust ness on September 30 1809 the public debt less crush In the tronsurynmount cd to 1148005780 a decrease for the month of 8400773 lied fire won burned In Washington Monday night In Admiral Deweys honor until the heavens were fairly ablaze Nothing like It has been seen In Washington since the British burned tine capitol Dillon Declines to Speak Dublin Oct John Dillon nation alist member of parliament for East Mayo has declined to speak at the laying of the foudation stone of the memorial to Charles Stewart Parnell next Sundayon tine ground that tIre Parnellltcs are striving to make party capital out of tire government Crooks tendered Inoccuoni New York Oct 3 During Dewey week in New York city 225 professional crooks were taken charge of the police nnd locked up on general principles with the result that the enormous crowds suffered but little from the depredations of thieves Become Brlllchera London Oct tThe Gazette announces t1ntIIlram Maxim and John C Melggs of tine United States have taken out certificates of naturalization Mr Maxims certificate Isdated September 10 and that of Mr Melggs Au gust 30 Coining for September Washington Oct 3Tire total coin age of the United States mint during September was 9560704 as follows Gold 0800047 silver 3441880 and minor coins 264570 THE MARKETS New York Oct 4- OI580CATTIENatlve Steers 4 GO GiLOUItWlnter COliNNo2 WHEAT No 2 Red TVoOATS No 2 9 59 1OIUC Now Mess 9 00 aw ST LOUIS COTTONMiddling a 7 llEKVESSteera i 400 te oa- OCow and Heifers 2 6- 0CALVE8por 415- O100 4 50 7UO isInew k S70- OOther Grades z GO 3M WHEATNO I iua winter 73 0 111 COHNNo I 31 241tItYENoTOUACCOLuga S SO I S M leaf Durloy 4 60 0 1203 rJrnolhy flaw 00 UUTTlailCholce Dairy 90 KOOB Freeh 15 lOItlCSlandardMesslnew 860In 00 BACON Clear Rib 6 L LARD Prime Steam ClIICAOO ii11OQBFairBHEEPFalr to Choce 3 C- OFLOUn 4 40 Winter Patents 1 68 3611 330vuEAro I Red 13 1 IIOATSNoPOHKMess KANSAS 7 i p 8 2G CITY ii110GBAllWIlBATNo 2 Red ta 4 70 UliCORNNoNEW ORLEANS 10OllNNo3IAYChoiccOHK amrilAnl le1l t MiScljOTTONAlMdllnK r tOllaslL1 18OnNlQ P 0sICOT2O4fl4Iag t3 e- YrIbtilruBflmm7 rj I i 4II r It J THURSDAY EARTHQUAKE BAKING POWDER PRACTICALLY DESTROYED Stafford Mo Almost Obliterated hi FireGallant Fire FlKutlnir by Women Springfield MO Oct31lIe little town of StrafTonl ten miles east of here was practically destroyed by fire early Sunday morning Nearly all tho tnale population was In Springfield at tending n meeting JJoodmen and the women had to fight the fire al most alone Drought laid made water scarce and the town was very dry At times every building In the city would be on fire Women saved sev eral residences bp the Use of wet blankets Hanson Thereon general merchandise loss 20000 was the heaviest loser insusancc light CAPT BARKERS ASSIGNMENT Will Tnko Command of the Norfolk Navy Yard Relieving Rear Admiral Farqulinr Washington Oct 3CnlltAlbert S Darker liDS been assigned to command the Norfolk navy yard relieving Ad mimi Karrjuhar who takes command of the North Atlantic station Capt Darker will become n full rearnd mimi within a month At present ho Is on waiting orders Capt Darker commanded the battleship Oregon on her memorable cruise front New York to Manila In answer to Deweys ap peal and during the Spanish war ho was one of the lending members of the war board- YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA The September Record Show Rlah teen Deaths Slight of Whom Were Americans Havana Oct 3The yellow fever report for September shows thre were 18 deaths 8 of the victims being Amer icans 8 Spaniards 1 Frenchman anti 1 German The total number of case during themonth was 54 There are IS cases now on hand con Valcsccnts SurgeonMajor Davis says ho Is well satisfied It was gen rally expected that September would be the worst month for fever He believes that within the next 30 days there will not be morn than two or three cnsesjlie weatherlacoolex anti Ihe city isclean- ANDREES HORTH POLE BUOY Yuc Buoy Pound September O an Stung Charles Ixlnuil Sins Slc nlUcnnt Interest Stockholm Sweden Oct 3Tire buoy marked Andrce Polar Expedition which with an anchor attached Was found September 0 on the north coast of King Clinches Island by the master of the Norwegian cutter Martha Larsaak was opened Sunday In the presence of n number of ex perts and members of the cabinet It was found to be the socalled North Pole buoy which Andreo mad arranged to drop If he succeeded in passing the pole HELD FOR RANSOM BY TRAMPS Karaite of Albert Meddler Who Wna Klitnnp ril Some Time Ago Inn Iltluble Condition Toledp 0 Oct 2lbert Meddley Who had been missing from his home It Marion Ind nnd who Inns been nd rertlxrd for all over the country was found nt Montpelier 0 yesterday He had been kidnapped by tramps who had stood watch over him ever since be was taken- Yesterday all four of the kidnappers tent to sleep antI time boy escaped lie was in n pitiable condition nnd almost starved He was being held for reward SnluTil Wltli Song New York Sept 30One of the most Insplrlnf Incidents of the Dewey reception occurred Thursday night when time Peoples Choral union 1300 strong led by Frank Damrosch on board the steamer Warwick scrcna1 ed the admiral They sang Ameri ca Sec tire Conquering Hero Comes Star Spangled Danncr March of the Men of Harlech Hal lelujah Chorus front Handels Mes slab and other selections Knnnna BanU Deposits Topeka Kos Oct IThe people of Kansas have on deposit In the banks of the state 55000000 Reports to Dank Commissioner Orel dentinal show 20000000 In state and private banks while it Is estimated that 29000000 Is deposited In natlonnl honks Church Shows to be Taxed Pcorla III Oct ITiie mayor of Wyoming Stark county Inns decreed that all churches of the town giving pay entertainments must pay the some licensefee as circuses theatrical companies and street exhibitions All shows look alike to the mayor To Plant In the Philippine Chicago Sept 30re1 O Drawn prrtldcntof the Epworth League of the Chicago northern district has enlisted for service In tine Philippines He will leave at once for Fort Meade Fa wlxre he will join the Fortyseventh regiment of volunteers Fatal Ponder Works ISxpIoalon Santo Cni7 Cal Sept 30 Yester day afternoon n fuse at the Corning Mill powder works exploded killing Joseph Slelncr nnd U Larsen Tire building was blown to pieces A corn paratlvcly small amount of black vow her was exploded British Buying American Wagons Toledo 0 Sept lOThe Milburn wagon works have received a large additional order for wagons to be shipped by the British government to South The contract calls for too wagons to be ready in CO days Subscribe for tun FJHp r year I J DEMOCRATS i AT DALLAS5 Auspicious Opening of the Two Days Democratic Carnival at Dallas Tex A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF PARTY LIGHTS Fort State Oklahoma and Indian Terrltorr Ilepre ented by Prom inent IndIviduals or Delegations The Brent of the Dnr the Ar rival of Col Win J Drrnn Dallas Tex Oct3The two days democratic carnival opened auspicious Iy the event of the morning being the arrival of Wm Jennings Bryan Tho city Is packed with democrats repre senting 40 states Oklahoma nnd In dma territory Some Prominent Democrat Among the prominent men awaiting the coming of Bryan were O H P Belmont of New York Judge Tarvln of Kentucky Col Wetmore of Mis sourl United States Senators Kerry of Arkansas and Chilian of Texas Con greuincn Sulzer of New York Mati dox of Georgia Itchardson of Ten nessee Davis of Florida Gordon of Ohio Denton and Clark of Missouri DlnRmore of Arkansas exGovernors Adams of Colorado and Crittenden end Stone of Missouri A W Terrell exUnlted States ambassador to Tar key J G Johnson of Kansas who LOB recently come into prominence In the democratic national committee Mayor Hose of Milwaukee Harvey Sal mon ot St Louis and thousands of lesser lights and leaders After the Natlonnl Convention St Louis Kansas City and Milwau kee have delegations hereand en route tt work for the democratic national sonventlon The day opened cool and bright While the prospective arrival of Mr Bryan kept many In town during tho morning the State fair grounds early showed signs of the great crowd that had gathered to hear such a flood of democratic oratory as had never been heard In Texas before A Continuous Performance Meetings were arranged for the morning afternoon and evening each with its attractions of natl nnl leaders There was no end of enthusiasm rind each Ipeakerwns made to feel that his words for the democratic cause had fallen upon willing ears An Oration to Bryan In order to accommodate the im mense crowds the paceof speaking Vallchnngec11ro 1 tine auditorium to the race track and grand stand Mr Bryan arrived at the grounds shortly after ten oclock und was ordetl1J- greot ovation Among those who surrounded him on the stand nero Hon O II P Delmontot New York Gpv Saycrs of Texas exScn ator Reagan and all of the Texas state congressional delegation The next Important arrival was exGov Stone of Missouri who was received with cheers Chairman George Garden In troduced Gor Stone at 1115 a m nnd be addressed his nudlcnr Gov Stones speech was frequently cpplauded The next speaker was Cow Jones of Arkansas At the con elusIon of the Arkansas governors speech the morning meeting was ad ourned TREMBLING IN THE BALANCE n Overt eet3iay Ireciittne Ito tllltlei In the Tranaraal at Any Moment London Oct 2Fronn niL points In the Transvaal Natal and Cupe Colony ome reports ot continued military ac tivity on the frontiers While the movement of individual commands ns yet do not show concentrated plans It Is evident that the narrow wedgelike strip of Natal whose apex Is crowned with the ominous name of Majuba Hill will be the center of tine coming storm TAte Saturday the Doers established a camp at Scheehpcrs Neck near Vrcy held and they will mobilize a great force on the Buffalo river todo which the authorities nt Dundee expect will move across the border to that hpot probably nt once It I believed that a conflict at this point will certainly occur early In the week OVERTURES FROM AGUINALDO 1 Tired of Fighting and Wanl Pence Accompanied with ifon or and Independence Manila Oct 2 Agulnaldos third at tempt to shift lila difficulties into the field of diplomacy Is a repetition of the other one or two with an impossible endeavor to obtain some sort of recog nition of his socalled government The Filipino envoys mad on houri conference with Oen Otis yesterday morning They brought from Agulnal do a message that he desired peace and wished to send a civilian govern mental commission discuss the ques tion Gen Otis replied that It was Im possible for him to recognize Agulnal tIes government In that wry To Be Perpetuated In BlarbM New York Sept 30Tine Dewey tri umphal arch Is to be perpetuated in marble with some elaboration ns a symbolic record of the deeds of tInt A number of wealthy men hav taken the matter in hand one of whom believed to be J Pierpont Morgan having said he would give his check for 50000 and rnke It 500000 I nec nary Rev C C Mali formerly pastor placobutSouthern Illinois Conference has been assigned to the pastorate of the Crab rll tire Jit Vernon district DrBull sCoughWMothetsanaJyrupWAys Hfcelt Dc are nave Been si7Perh- aps you have had the grippe or a hard cold You may be recovering from malaria or a slow fever or possibly some of the chil dren are Just getting over the measles or whooping cough Are you recovering as fast as you should Has not your old trouble left your ImpuritiesAnd you keep so poorly Dont delay recovery longer but Tmkm f 41lt ties from blood It Is I also d tonic of Immense value Give nature a little i help at this time Aid her removing sll the products of disease from your blood If your bowels are not Just right Ayers Pills will make them so Send fort cur book on Diet In Constlf patlon ftijstq Will to our Doctors mfaom replywitbuniAddmi bIt J 0 AIBROWN AT PRINCETO Opera House Filled to Overflow ing by Enthusiastic Democrats Prjncpton Ky Sept OOTho enoughtoday toboar John Young Brown operahousepeople Gov Brown wnsTntrbduced at 180 Timebuilding peoplewere manifested gerer to tire Goebelltes who hail been saying there wouldnt a handful present GOY Brown made a great speech Letter List Tho following list of letters ro El1rllngtonPostofIlco Daniel ArmsteoMrsJH Anderson MraMChnpPoll WalterHarloyflohl James James D W WilliamsAndyJulie Meadely Wllklo Morris Itu Osborneson Andy Smith Clarissa SmlthW vnSrntrordlSoulro WallingtonWA Forman O G ROBINSON P M Baptized Into the Church Billlo Hewlett who has been very IntothoTeel Saturday afternoon Blllles oflieTho safe of the Bank of Houstoiila ulghtbysecured 20000 Along with tho big corn tho Kansas farmers have raised n lot o- fmortgagesSprfngfhMMo Re Send your memory back fouryears RepubIIcnn ure Schoncctudy NY Union Capt ID Hpckersmlth and Mr Reynolds of Madlsonvllle were in Enrllngton Tuesday night and at tended time speaking Uy Hon Theo Hallam F II Harris lieu TRobinson and Mark Williams of tho Gap were speakingTuesday tMr anti Mrs Ernest Rash have 7rocentlyContract has been let to E E- StodghlHto build aframirocottago for Slnttery on tire alto of his former homo which burned several months since of tire Fifteenth jona tonal district mot Monday at Lob OITuttforMonoy pntontgood Idea may by secured by our aftL AddroBSTiiB IATEND I1coiw Jirdtimore i registration number of voters von enrolled Ladles Wraps and Hens Shoes A full llnoof ladles wraps and a lull line of mon8 shoos at rock bat toni may bo found at time St Bernard Gunornl Store They wilt take ploasvre In showing to you c S c ii i 2 L r I I I y ccr1e l3ee PAUL 110 MOORO Bdltor and AUnactr nO = tEE PUBL1SHINB COMPANY lacorporaltd lElllerd the PettoBc ll Eitllucloa ti Scoi d uiimautr SUBSCRIPTION RATES c Uuj Y ritrlcilrlnidriacf H oo 0 fbreUol8tflS II Single 4 t Specimen copies milled fret on ppllcttlon tB rrttpond nU waded IB 11 pans ol lot itcal Addreti ni for pttUeuUri THURSDAY OCTOBER 5 1899 j REPUBLICAN TICKET For Governor W S TAYiOrt- Of Butler County For LieutenantGovernor JOHN MARSHALL Of Louisville For Secretary of State POWERSOf For AttorneyGeneral CLIFTONJPRATT j OfHopklusCounyFor JMiV JOHN SSWEENEY Of Bourbon County For Treasurer WALfERnDAYIOf County For Superintendent of Public IiI t JOHN BURKE Of Campbell County For Commissioner of Agriculture IqAPT JW rIH ROQIWI ORTONI wii OfFayetto County1 For Represeniativo MEN ROBINSON OOXTRACTS between Goobel aw 1the poor eltiten con Imo to be unearthed in feoebol bandIes damagecl fur the said oppressed against he railroads upon s jjlhnigive Qoebel two dollars fo every one ho gains for the claim rant Truly IIQ loves tbepoor and hatli done thorn great charfit t theIgr rct to note that aDemocraticElection Commission under the Goobel law declined to appoint Hi two of the Madisonville preccincts those Republicans who been designated by the Eepub presentedoyncr We hope and believe Unit when the rest of tho ap pointments for the1 county are made due courtesy and proper regard will be shown the Bopub- plicliJ I tpotboon chosen by Republican au f- lIhority to look after the interests peoJleatUIOthese recommendations cannot but be taken as n suggestion that the Democratic members oth ttakehonor Wo believe these gOnctleineii will give us a fair tion Must Guard Our Votes The HonestElection League in Louisville is gaining large mem organizationbe most valuable Suchwork will be needed not only in the cities but in the country The people of every precinct must be w constantly on guard from now retiiitilthat none lose their votes Tbo s Gtliathem counted on election dayly tethevote can be no doubtcastithoroof r j Upon good authority it is known that no N less a personage than National T iiihodsthe truth of this position is daily forcing itself upoii all honestpthinking men One ofthio a incut Goebel leaders has pro posed that live antiGoebel votes be killed lost or stolenincnchde precinct in the State This would amount to twelve tliousw and votes in the State at dividual voter must be on his are guard There are many waysW the unscrupulous political tigers have of disfranchising the bl necessary of votes in a contest such as this Shall He Bc Senator Naturally Goebel wanta to be United States Senator And Judge Pryor boldly says Goe bel willnot only be Governor Pryorisw p film Commissioners He of course may be expected to do all in his power to make his prophecy come true But the al only way Goebel will ever reach the Governors chair will be to disfranchise a large number of voters in Kentucky and his most losingfnit ftThoWould the people of Kentucky choose to see Mr sent to the United States Senate after ho huWhat alihomuch better is it to send him to flllutionSenate those dangerous and de testable attributes which his op poncnts believe lain to possess Does political rascality and lackl of scruple lose any of its power for evil by being given a wider field of operation Sbet all along the lino once for 0111 and not only bar him from tho Governors chair but elect a that will bo e peradveptureof If Kentuckians thja year f lowing conscience whole duty in this matter W6 shall lic no more of Qoebeliitn and Oc e bel shall be redueed to the ne- s scanty Qt finishing the building begunbyd damageclaim brokerage haS- inessat 65jar cent A FiIsh Story A most absurd report has been diligently circulated in Lyon and other Kentucky counties with reference to alleged ut terances of General Taylor in his Hopkinsvillo speech It is told in the penitentiary Eddyville by the officials of that institution l1tographic of his coat and passed around generally on the outside TheBtory is that General Taylor 11 pcitentiarylie reason that the backwaters of the Cumberland river arose the cells of that institution is folly to believe any sane man statement1butpartisans are guilty of some folly penitentiaryislocatecfis the highest high water mark General Taylor made no such statoineiitnnl the most ho said the subject was to read from Governor BrQWnsnlessageto thoI Kentucky Legislature whero he said to that body that a million dollars had boon sunk in that in surito it in n skiff And 11further that the cells were flO built that air had to be pumped into them to make them tenable I Those statemeJ1tswere literally rtrue at the time Tay somer utterances of a Democratic then in high favor with party But people should be ble to exercise a little rea son in accepting or rejecting cam paign stories The moon is not et proven to bo made of green heese i PHILIPPINE POLICY POPULAR Republicans Stronger In Iowa Than verCongres k slonal Session Washington DC Oct IIteprhBanfatlve Hull of Iowa that there 8iown at the time and that an active 0ghtpublicans are stronger In the State over wore The Philippine policy of the ad mlnlllt atlon he said will give the Republicans ten votes where it loses ono to them He said lie thought the coming ImporIiet Just how legislation would como ut Ho tliougIit tjiat the HoLD aucus committees financial hill would bo passed by both houses Ho did not would do more in that lIneanddld not oc thoughttbatlegIslation but found It hard to en culate how strong might be the opposition to the standing army A Few Fair Ones Are all our FreeTraders ltowadasFour We dont hear thing from themhi horocustoms reports appalled them and ndered them Barn Patriot ir oxMayorGraceIrnesa and courage to come out declare that they were absolute wrong in their opposition to Iro- ctlonBoston Recorda chnmplonheavyweIght lines sat too hard on a folding chair In Frank Arnolds opera house an t siaspeocliin The collapsed and it is reported that as the Colonel went Owil one of those sharptoed shoes onetrated the seat of another chair car length ahead of him Mr Hal stingthe housegThose Denver steam whistles hich the inhabitants of that cIt- e tr complaining about as nuisances one of evils of a Tariff administration lieii Republicans aro in power fachtories are SowingOpleMartinezzette HI Grapevine Notes Mr Wm Johnson is quite Kick with typhoidmalarial granddaughter son anted by Mrs Jane Todd loft hiislbMonday for Greenville where ill visit relatives for a few tiaysa gottlnfalong m Since Jack Frost made his appear- ice the small boys from townbnve bel beon quito quest of walnutsi grapes and hickory nuts Ltttle Miss Ada Russell who lias been quite sick Is ablo to be outagain J Ti Llndle was called to Dixon Monday to tho bedside of his- otherinlaw D D Rayburn who very low with typhoid fever as IsOeorglaCarlylefrom was thrown from her hiatjolly crowd chaperoned by Mr d Mrs M L Morrison and Mr InDawsonck Wyatt Toxic McNalr Mamie dti Lora Barrow rn hail flessloArnold Minnie jnHattieL Todd SammloArnoldSainmle Fugate Jim Bisk- OJiirlIelwi4 ElgIe Hibbe Artie Jones JJin Arn9ld anti John TUomas DENNIS ubscribe forTuit lIFE fl per IINecessity is the fflother ofInvention It was the necessity for anal honest and tonic that broug1ztmto- nr existence Hoods Sarsapa rilla It is a highly concen trated extract prepared by a combination proportion and process peculiar to itself arid giving to Hoods Sarsaparllla unequalled curative powers Its wonderful record of cures Far made ti Americas GrfAtest Medicine Rosy Cheeks I hot good health And rosy cheeks thinks to Hoods SArstparttU S buttds me up aid fives doctor Ms Mary A Burke East Qaor St IndUnpolis Ind II6di SaJlJo af j nonIrrItatIngant17CtbIftO AT MADISONV1LLE Hon Theodore Hallam Spoke StepsItW D Orr Spoke Out In heeL lug and Qot a Roast Tuesday afternoon lion Theodore Hallam of Covlngton spoke at Mad Isonvlllo Circuit Court was in ses slou and Judge Nunn did not ad- Journ court In favor of the speaking Mr Hallam therefore spoke from the court house steps to a standing au quaytersDemocrats were much pleased with I Ills speech During the speech Mr ropresentativoonof Goebel took exceptions to something Mr Hnllnm said with rot crence to Judgo Pryor and spoke out I In meeting Mr Hallam replied with spirit and the crowd served a warm roast to the legislative candidate that more than paid for his in discretion Red Hill items Our farmers are busy gathering in preparIngJack Frost lias reminded us will soon be in our midst The Teachers Association for this district was held at Macedonia last Saturday A large mini lie r of teachers were present antI spent n very pleasant ay while a very Interest ngprogramme WM carried out R L Price has sold his timber to Mr Pat Wells who will move his mill into our community in the near future We wore glad to hear from Per ins last week Some fears were astrayTuead a shotgun and a Bible and was headed for the hills and some thought that probably his head Was 0 confused and grandeur that ho hindcommitted suicide Chas Miles has routed a farm near Madlsonville for the coming year and together with his fathers family will move there In the near future Mr Parley Wright says the cause of his fall a few Sundays ago was a bewitching black headed lass by time name ofwllI we wont say this time Mr Joe Campbell and wife vhs ited at Nobo last week B E Parker and wife are visiting near Cadiz this week ofitweekf Is on the sick list this week John CrIck is sunering with a very sore hand caused by sticking a through it last week S H Grace and family will leave a few davsfor Idaly Mo where to make their future homeR IJ Price has sold one of his farms to W H Davenport who will ove In our commun a short whllo Otho Price and Cordlo Carroll atti a visit to Earllngton last week They rode tho bumport of course With a bowed head a heavy heart nd an empty pocket book Hero Cash line a solemn vow never MannlngtonHenry Davis has about abandonedIidea of ever making onal base ball player He IIn1J he ves the too well to leave them all behind Several of our young men will cast their first votes at the coming elec tlon in November and we are glad to state nearly all of them vote nder the victorious banner of the rand old Republican party Mayashe never again know Is wish of U No Hoo News from Olney Mr David Melton and wife IA JlrkwoodSprinG Mr Richard Todd had his nose badly cut by a block flying from time fnctoryfheemitting their corn Jake Boitnott moving to his farm near Liberty John Morris anti Miss Leila Jack attended church Sunday J JOllleMondayorningLafayetto Dem ocrnt says ho willnot vot for lee 4 flicklistalongrocoverlngfromGoebol buttons aro almost as scarce hens tooth In these parts Morganfloldisthis place mayveylor will be our next Governor ONK op TIlE BoYs vited to be the Citys Quest Chicago Oct lA special Invita FoderalCommltteoowner of time yacht Shamrock ask theInylngderal building next Monday The indications are that whon the Monday lAstthreependiture by nearly 1000000 STRONG PETITIONS Sent to Conference Asking ForiffttUirn of Rev R M WheaL Dcjttvlrtj Compliment and Indors meat of This Young Pastor prenchellIence year to a large congregation I the M E Church Sunday termsoflug hospitality ho had received at the hands of the Earllngton congre gation and people tinting the yelu and Atthe close time soruuorm umearl everybody in time house wont flu gave pre en C the right hand of fellowship An earnestand mmmuumw r numbly signed petition has been sent to conference asking that Mr Wheat bo returned to work1mm fact there Is such a petition from the Earllngton congregation another from of other churches and no church headed RovI H Teel of time Christian Church an other by the Nobo congregation and one signed b time members of tho Illaeelhe ship of perhaps nylodgo in tlio county of any The church here line grown and Mridesire expressed for Ills return must be a source comfort to him for this was his first work this time first place assigned him by conference lleoilleasus again lion Thco liallam Spoke to a crowded house Tues day night Ho was introduced by Dr P B Davis who made n nlco speech Introduction He severely arraigned time Goebel law Its au thor Ho showed how plans have been made to rob the people of their- rights all free men Ills arraignment of the Louisville anti its workings was also quite seven JIo made a One speech front his point of vIew and was frequently applauded by the large audience him speak No speeohon time Demi durIngthetically received Goebelfsm In these parts could not stand man more such blows as time ono delivered by Mr Hallam ClubI hun 8 again been organized by time ladies of Earllngton for the seasons rend Ing anti the books have been ordered Mrs George C Atkinson is president and secretary Time Club has the fol lowing membership Mosdmnes J P Foard Ernest Rash William Wendel J B Atkinson Paul M Moore E H McEuen John M Victory E A Clmtten CVH McGary Ida Walker W F Burrr Louise Weber anti Powell Misses Sallio Foard Celeste Moore Agncss Burr Minnie Bourlamid and Lucy Crcnshaw and Cornelia Hester w l Tobacco and Corn Damaged Time heavy frost of last Friday night did considerable damage to and vegetation over time county Nearly all of the tobacco had been out and put in tho barn but some few patches of the late sitting were caught and nipped Seernl small crops east of Pembroke wo learn were badly damaged1 Late corn in tho Will ruined cutthigThegrees and ico formed an eighth of an Inch thick Hopklnsvilte Ken tucklan Married at Springfield Mr John Steersman of this city and Miss Lou Isahell of the country and Mr Ohio Morris of this city and Miss JuliaHampton of Mortons Gap drove to Nortonvlle Tuesday afternoon anti caught time ROllth bound train No 01 and went to I SprlnA1leld Tenn tiuey wortI united in matrimony hersplendid young people URN extends congratulations amid heal wishes ExGov Stone of Missouri declares that silver Is still a live issume The Mlssourian is not going to bo time candidate of his party next I year hut lie Is likely to have sommie plaUonnIhlscheerfulness of the Ilopubllcan programmeIndorseui racy next year the Republicans cam scarcely avoid getting a bigger ma 1heDemocraticstand with Stone on national Issues and time policy outlined by the Mis- Sourian to bo indorsed in lhoreIRcommitting suicide Foot Cut Off Brakeman Gordon his foot cut oil at Crofton Tuesday night lieI histrainunder tho train with tho above ro He is a railroad man nti Ills misfortune Is sail indeed piurdommeulDrtenco In time Frankfort PolsoumingLowry yearsMany1 byBradley Rhorttlmowas extended i NO USE- TRYING i I cant take plain codliver oil Doctor says try it lieSmight as well tell me to lard or butter and try to take rtthemwill upset the stomach Buto you can take milk or creamaso yoU can take Scotts Emulsion I WiUfeed will not Babies and chilS nt growlat I um imPersonsa pound a day when taking anf gwthe r order so that the ordinary food u properly digested and assimilatedtoc 11 lien ill SCOTT BOWNB ClwmUu New York f DOWN IN TilE MINES WISdruuystimatabouittwo hundred and sixty cars of coal were loaded arid mpanydurlngtber A neWalr shaft is being sunk for the Empire Coal Company minersicrporatlons when duty requires them to labor for a corporation An saying Is wo should 1ralse time horse that carries ua over e stream safely So should we vote against thejitimelastrushed with work line lie been that ho finds little time to visit Said a miner from South Diamond hCttlmogreat Is the demand for our labor Charles Stokes of the St Bernard building forcO after n sickness of a few weeks is again able to resume work at the new slack bins being constructed at tho coke works daylastdemand for coal Wo are now belilnd about one hundred and seventy cars with our local trade Coal agent Hart who represents I tHoAtkinson last week A coal agent from Nashville was lucre last week on time lookout for coal tumor that time com- Ing winter St Louts will consume onethird more coal than last winter and the question Is where will the fuel como from Some remarkably quick work In loading was a few days ago weigherFredand loaded in a car in eight mniuuts lIe says time drivers put up B job him by rushing him for n few min utos What mine in time State of nnyStateloading a car in eight minutes In order to increase the output of the Barnsloy inlno we understand Jjiot tho St Bernard Company will soon increase tho mining force there As has ben the custom for many years time St Bernard Cotnllany111- again gladden tho of their minors by paying them three cents per bushel for mining coal for tho next six months commencing October 1st With seven mines operated in tills COn1vanyarosupplying time hedemand made upon hem for coal tills year thus far Foreman John Kvans of the No 11 mine says with the late improve ment in time track at that maine the locomotive can easily do the work of hauling time ears from tho mine when formerly it was too much for It Weigher Fred Filer and forco at work in time Arnold mine feel proud and in fact should feel so over the good record made last Friday when 10000 bushels of coal was mined arid loaded on cars and it is no wonder that Foreman Hulo now carries a high head and will scarcely recog ulzo Foremen Day and Evans as hit passes thom by Time Sehreo mines have resumed work after a few strike both sitles wo understalHl a point While making the rounds sowing seeds of it would seem from the following clipping that Purcell snagLondon1Pnr- cell a member of tho executive hoard of tho United Mine Workers of America who is charged with In fluencing many of the miners of County to lay down tools September 9 and walt till their wages were increased before going morninghroughtthis place He was charged In this WHI Coal Company to break lila contract with company The jury found hisJDeITime Lexington Herald of a late date contains these expressions from the pen ot a miner at Beattyville Ky Mr Goebel being in ofllce as a Senator one only over the head of Governor Bradley an elec tion bill What It done for anyone We are getting afraid of such leaders Time Lt N railroad has dorm more in one month for time rail road employee anti armers of Kentucky thanboebel will do if he lives to boas old as Mo 1 liicnlnlin Time L J N Railroad Is protoctedmen and their families depending upon It for their livIng and All the comforts they enjoy Lot them alone and they wIU not bother anyone At tack them and you will find out that you have attacked a bear Wo dont behveenthecause has Qoebol or any one else to attack thorn They intro never done him rummy harm I think we as good citizens and if we have thegoodwlll- pf our neighbors and at heart and tIme prosperityof our State wo ought to encourage all time enter irises wo can got not fight them Theyare our friends and benefactors and it Is through thorn and tho labor they give wo enjoy limo comforts of Vo can go see our friends that lire at a long distance we can even talk with friends since those great enterprises have come Into our Mr Goebol yon sure barking up the wrong We are aUIfriends our interests are all time grand enterprises In our tate when you ono you en danger time others wo want no men to represent us who will array labor agruimistlassesmining coal in this State twenty two ears ago and that feeling vns- ronsed at that place people got so huostiho to time company tlmat1Le absolutely tore ill twelve mllos of track left time State mind has hover mlnot1 a pound of coal ium It since Ithall locomotives and coal cars and CumhrlnndrlvlhadI HtcnmboatjInrgeJust pulled out and sold Its property 1 a rolitII sacnhllcc when was plol tyofcoalallll n good mar et hmo leOhlfl novor liilBsed time vater llIl the well went Our loaders nivo got to change their tactics mumst try to advocate a bettarfeellng md ii harmonious to all Tho farmer mechanic miner and nil are dependent on railroads Rail oads aro dependent on farmers mechanics and miners so why array mme class against another theprosrerltypfono concerned Preventionbetter Tutts Liver JPillsfwiirnot only cure but ifC v pv S k qI1it1m will prevent Sick Headached- yspepsa biIiouicss7maIaria- constipatktn jaundice torpid Iliver and kindred diseases TUTTS Over PILLS ABSOLUTELYcUREI ChlirckDirectory Wilsonr eveningSundaylehoo CHRISTIAN CIIUBOH I H Teal pastor ServIces kecond and fourth Sundays at 11 am and 780 p m meetIM E CIIUBOH SOUTH R M Wheat pastor Services first and Third Sundays at1tamn and 730 m Sundayschool at 080 Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings at 780 oclock MISSIONARY JjAMiaT CHUROII D Edwards Pastor J sec SundayandSundayPrayer Monday evenings at 780 CATIIOLIO CHURCH Rev A M Coenen First Mass Sunday morning at 7 oclock Second Mass 030 ocldck Afternoon service at 380 every Sunday CnuROHIevery third Sunday at 11 oclock it nr at 730 pm Y P 8 0 EPrayer meeting every Sundayevenlngat680 After the Blind Tigers Lancaster Ky Oct 2A detec daysdlscoveringand tigers and fiftyseven warrants have been Issued against persons MostIRow a negro settlement of tho town A TIMELY HINT Y01Iho14 WM M that year blood Is- tick u4 pol ra a4ou wkoJ systim Pl Ii a Mrttctlr kMlllT coodlUoo by Ut ss of D- rCaristdulOeftSLlYC rhs yom wll Ieras treat maUtte tnkoU fern cGI4e ass tlM rip JrCarltidOt rm B Lifer Powder U be best us4Idne taon jr caa ba- yPiryrC Idtey Dr Ottsapuinss 4It Raisam 1IeM Heapwo- St t rB rnanl Drug Store In a rnVstirlouB near Frank Un leVlus Elliott was killed Bohn Dick fatally wounded and an unknown man severely cut with a knife Three women have been sent to Jail but It U not believed the evidence convict them Cpttf fc4 as Years I suffered tor 25 with a cough and hundreds of dollar doctors andfor medicine to no avail Until I used Dr Bells PlneTar Honey TUI remedy makes weak lungs strong has my life Jp Resell OranUburg Incorporation articles have been flied in the office of the Secretary of State at Frankfort by time J V Pll cher Manufacturing Company of Jefferson county limo capital tock 10000 For all fresh cuts or weunds In either the human subjects or In ant mals as a dressing Snow Liniment excellent while fonores on working horses especially If slow to heal or suppurating healing qualities are unequaled 2G and rod St Drugstore In an interview Bishop Didley dis cusses in strong terms tJie lax dl vorce laws of the United State and he believes the Episcopal church a Its next General will adopt a canon forbidding its clergymen to marry divorced per sons Altl Pblftr Oavnd ton willMt I bsknown Dr U A Slmaaoll Unr Me4Iclne7 pairs II Uijoodm dlelnt II com Cramp la Siomtcb lad Torpid Uttr I btlliTe ll It a much totltr mtdltln than Zilllnt toJ Stack nrnbl Thlrtysifven of Plttsburgs large foundries have been Idle week because ofa strike among the molders Ten foundries have granted the molders demands and continue work as usual Iwish to ss thanks to the- manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy for b lng put on the market such a wonderfel medicine says W W Masslnelll of Beaumont Texas There are thousands of mothers whose children have been saved from attacK of dysentery and chol era infantum wiuo must also feel thankful It is for salem by St Bernard Drugstore Earllngton Ben 1- Robiniomm Gap George King St Charles CrippleCreekColtember was fl73IOOOsurpasslngall records Since gold was there inlBSl the production has been 02057992 DUilne loss of nausea and atulcinoraroallconnected with or wllf give PlomptreUef Price 50 eta St Drugstore TIle tweniyflf th annual convention of time Mississippi Valley Medical Association was opened Tuesday afternoon and will till Octo bar 7 Ir IrrlUUta consumrtlonDrit and give such strength to tho lungs a COUKI or a cold will not settie tlmero IwentyfIvo Cents at lallgodddrugglaW Time firm of 8 Levy Co of Beda Ohio county jias assigned with IIiP Taylor as a Time firm car a of merchandise No statement of assets or liabilities has been made To Silmnlil a Sluggish Liver BtoUb eilloui ar DUptrn Dpipepia Prtvenl Sick and Nervous llftdtcb miss Dr M A Slmnon Liver Medicine yollowfoverandat Key W4ltSulday Wimites Cream VOJDJlfuge is R preparRUonlcapablofrom of clearing the system In a few lioura of 25 ctsStJorrW9rm Time Nile river Isat time lowest point of which there Is any fucord Two hundred anti six thousand acres will be deprived qf irrigation DI rE cure ppeP I HlIIUs1sCoatipt1osmsad Indl geetloa IUgul t ittoLlv r Price 2ScU Sold by St Bernard Drug Store t ss VCLOTHING 40 IThe bulk of our Fall and Winter Clothing is on 49 our counters now and wo aro really for busl i 49 ness In fact tho early cool weather has caused at 4V our customers to rush in upon us before we are thingsjjable to ourselves over our now room I our o say nuyIW iratle to buy t have oil 1tl rolled up our sieevesl Ud are l1 6f Jn t nt Itll with both feet and both 41 4 6tIndiesmaud wo are awfully anxious for voti to Vrapsiand we must say wo are fiench We never hall a purchase wo were as 40 of Como in AJU partake Tho values 41 are good tho styles are right uid the llr1 fi bottom 9E 1 BISHOP ic Oll-J MADI8ONVILLE KY i rj K YOUR MONEY BACK IP YOU WANT IT 1 JAQ tl N B Miss Sallie Browning has jut returned 7a = from the Vest and gten our Dress Goods 4 I Trimmings and General Dry Goods Stocks their 4V finishing touch i J fJ l qJitAsk your neighbors J They all say that we 1 haul better loads fur r- nish best tennis and al i 1 ways at t ho right price tI 1 AU N1hI1Barneltj IrnaldJ A L U a M McOOR 9 Contractor and Builder f5 YIANS IXPISIINCI EARLJIMQTON KY All classes of buildings erected and oocupancIlIclucllnR Iisis meclianlcal anti rotnmon labor i PLANS DETAILS SPSOIIrlco reasommabie and satisfaction I RstlmnatescimeerfuilvgiycmiI f sSsle I U SS S S I St S iGIi 0T G E O TOY l ISTABLE At IlJalnI KAULINOTON KY S I FirstClass Equipment and PromptjService j Lssss I ee em e essa us sases ass The matron of a well known Masonic Home mentions one inmate seventy ycars of age who has been in the infirmary for three years a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Rlpans Tab ules about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that he b never without them He is willing that his name should be used fa- a 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 has had liver trouble for many years and finds that RIPANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwo both suffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spiritsarid ncrv ousness They take the Tabulcs and find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The matron also states that she is fortyfive years of age and at times suffers with Indiges tion causing pain and parojgjsms of belching and finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and Is perfectly willing to have her name used in a testimonial WAimDtieMfU4l wllhUlaI ItlPAMl will id Uartk Tkr hubh pale ea4 wvlour ill- ruIf Ow101 I word aItHII ea Use ==ace cpI n abuu IhA ii It t IV rack fUrntm ci n7 ct e4 ne mqa4 t oaf uaa7sodrre I cwui orw rd r nuuam iJ A BOOH TO MANKINDJ JyD TABLERS BUCKEYE lIeIhIll CUREt A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and MWMIM M EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE rAILED TUBES BY MAIL 76 CENTS OTTLE Co CENTs a JAMES F IAUAD Se titkW J sr WIt O1e ee PAUL M MOORE Editor and Manage EEE PUBLISHINS COMPANY Incorpottltd sacoD411lImatler =SUBSCRIPTION RATES Oua strlcdylnadvanc fi Ste Montl IIireMoatI Sinci COpIed mtlltii frit DA itMC3trepondent itntv Address III Irpartlclllan THURSDAY OCTOBER s 1999 I REPUBLICAN TICKET For Governor W S TAYtOit Of Butler County For liieutenantGfovernor PUN MARSHALL Qf Louisville For Secretary of State CALEB POVERS Of Knox County For AttorneyOToheral JPRATT Of Hopkins County For tar- Biv JOHN SSWEENEY Of Bourbon County For Treasurer WALTER R DAY Of Jlreatliltt County FofTSuperintendent of Public I IIis JOHN BURKE r Of Campbell County AgrlcultuijOAIr 55 r t orFayette County vi For Rcpresenfatlvo BEN ROBINSON = CONTRACTS between Qoebel ni 1 ilhe poor oppressed citizen co itinuo to be iUitiar in which Goebol handles damage dam for tim said oppressed auin Jlie railroads upon condition that give Goebel two dollars forI overy one he gainst9r the clAm a nnt Truly the poi Snd hath done them great char ity f yJi r ret to note that the- Deiubcratic members of theI Election Commission under theI Goobel law declined to appoint Hv two of the Madispnville pre cinCt8tlioso Republicans who ha d beau designated by the Kepub presontedh1 nisHiducr Wo hope and believe thiitr when the rest of the ap pointments for the county are made due courtesy and proper regard will be shown the Itepub licniis and all voters l y naming in each precinct the con J puttintund active mon that have been chosen by Republican aufthority to look after the interests eopleattJlejthese recommendations cannot but bo taken as a suggestion that I tho Democratic moinbcrs of the utakehonor Wo believe these n SiMust Guard Our Votes t The Honest Election League in 1 Louisville is gainirrg large mem c orgaxtizatirniim I be most valuable Such work will be needed not only in tho cities but in tlift country Tho people of every precinct must be constantly on guard from now Iiuntilthat none lose their votes Be JthutrWiththe antiGoebel forces and every vote can bo hocastitherer A of Upon goo authority it is known that no less a personage than NationaT jflholdstho truth of this position is dail forcing itself upoli all honestdl aiiieiitposed that five antiGoebel votes be killed lost or stolen in each precinct in the State Thu would amount to twelve thousw and votes in the StateJ are dividual voter must be on his are wayitheI ngcrs have of disfranchising the necessary of votes in a contest such as thisMZf Shall He Be Senator Naturally Goebel wants to United States Senator And Judge Pryor boldly says Goo bel will not only bo Governor but Senator And Judge Pryor wtiOUcourse may be expected trt do all in his power to make his prophecy come triie But only way Goebel will over tho Governors chair will bo to gr disfranchise a large number of voters in Kentucky and his most earnest supporters are losingM faith tho of t frThoWould the people of JCcntuckyl choose to seo Mr sent to tho United States Senate after buWhat athomuch better is it to send him to exorcise upon the affairs of theTa CoSeilaltteslallo attributes which his HalIIC1it8Does political rascality and lack pj of scruple lose any of its power for evil by being given a wider Held of operation Sbet all along the line once for all and not only bar him from t Governors chair but elect n opposedtoof a doubt If Kontuckiana tIlls year fol lowing conscience whole duty in this matter shall 1m no more of Goebeliam and Oc bel shall be reduced to the ne cessity Qf finishing the building begllllbyId damageclaim brokerage him si entsoIIAFUi to Y A most report has been diligently circulated in Lyon and other Western Kentucky counties with reference to alleged ut terances of General Taylor in his Hopkinsvillo speech It is told in the penitentiary at Eddyvillo by the officials of that institution phtographic of his coat and passel around generally on Jho outside The atory is that General Taylor 1i pcitentiary hoof reason that the backwaters the Cumberland river arose the cells of that institution is to believe nysano nu i- should make such a stateinex- ibut ina heated campaign inc partisans aro guilty of some folly rylocatedthe highest high water mark made no such 1statonenton the subject was to read from Governor Brown 8messageto the Kentucky Legislature where I said to that body that a milli dollars had boon sunk in that in stitutioh and that it was sosur couldna oIlin iytniosomoro flcial utterances of a governor then in high favor wit his party But people should bo able to exorcise just a little rex in accepting or rejecting cal1JI paign stories The moon not proven to be made of green cheese PHILIPPINE POLICY POPULAR Republicans Stronger In Iowa Than EverCoRjtru slonal Sessloii JsaltUveHullofVashugthn today pays that there IIatown at the time anti that an active Is botugmade but that the ReIubllc na are stronger In the Stlte- thnntliey overworo The I hlllpplhopollc of the all n will glv the Republicans ten votes where it oHesesslonofCOllgTest would bo impor It was tlinicuU to e iet Just how legislation Wpuldcome QutHe thought tJlat tiro committees financial hI be passed by both houses Hedid not Congress would do more in that lino and did not see thoughhaty legislation but found It hardtocal ulata how strong might bo tire op position to the standing army A Few Fair Ones deadWeUI nowadays Four years ago they t were much in evidence Have the customs reports appalled them and rendered them Hani stable Patriot Some of them notably exMayor race of Now imavo had tlttS- airness and courage to come outpnd declare they were Wrong in their opposition to Pro Boston RecordaC t4Ifoltilnihairevening during an interim a speech by Theodore Hal in The chair and it is 1rreportedown one of those sharptoed shoot thcarm remarked that hit was a good e UIdown IIIIs which the Inhabitants of that city complaining about as nuisances one of evils of a Republican Protective Tariff admlnlshatlonCWhen Republicans torles are running whistles blowing chimneys smoking like thepeopleMartinez tte sac Grapevine Notes Mr nllMrs Luolnda Tpdd and grand daughter Virginia Apes accom nanied by Mrs Jane Todd left last theyillMiss anKatiealong nicely with our public school Since Jack Frost made his beIiapes and hickory nuts Ltttle Miss Ada llussell who liar onquitosickisabiatobooutagainJ j onday to the bdside of his lawD D Hayburn who very low with typhoid fever an isGeorgiammi church was thrown from her hatcrowd chaperoned by Mr d Mrs M L Morrison and Mr InwaonlaBtck Wyatt Texle McNair Mamie dd Jora l nrYtOra Barrow raHali n Minnie fVandttie Goodie MossrHBLTodd Todd SftinmloArnolUSammle olFrjk Fugato Jim Slsk ArtieJOllesfJfmomas Dnms ubscribe torTmt JEE 1 per I a theIIOlecessitJ is Mother ofInvention It was the necessity for an honest purifier and tonic that brought tnto Sarsapae trated extract prepared by process combination propOrbOn41JdI giving to Hoods Sarsaparllla unequalled curative powers lit wonderful record of cures his mAd it Americas Greatest Medtcint Rosy Cheeks 1 have good hetllh And rosy cheeks thinks to Hoods SjtrstpArilU 1Jbuildsmt up An4 SJives doctor bSts Hjoy A Burke Emil CUlr SI lndUnpolis Ind JfoodJ holloodlIlIoeurlh lIiItthnonIrrltUngaE to will llooda tlaa L AT 1IAD1SONVIU- Eil Theodore Hallam Spol StepsItW D Orr Spoke Out In flee IJIng and Got a Roast Tuesday afternoon Hon Theodore of Covingtou spoke at isonvllle Circuit Court was in so slou and Judge Nunn did not at burn court in favorof the Mr Hallam therefore spoke from the court house steps to n standing am thence of voters front various qua tars of time county Time Brow vlthmw D Orrcandldato for ropresenta tivo on time Ooobel ticket anti a porter of Goebel took exceptions to refIt In meeting Mr Hallam replied with spirit and the crowd served up a warm roast to the legislative cnndi InyWIlIttnUfgathering In prellnlhJack Frost has reminded us will soon be our mulct 1The Teachers Association for this district was held at Macedonia last Saturday A large number of teach ers were and spent a very pleasant day while a very interest programme was carried out R L Price line sold his timber to Mr Pat Wells who will move his null Into our community in time near future We were glad to hear from Per kins last week Some fears were astrayThe0- ind a shotgun and a Bible and was headed for the hills and some thought that probably his head wastyso confused beauty and grandeur that he had committed suicide Cuss Miles has vomited a farm mica r Mndisonvllle for time coming year and together with lila fathers family- e will mop there In time near future Mr Parley Wright tho cause his fall n few Sundays ago was a bewitching headed lass by tho I name orwell we wont say this time vlleIn E Parker and wife are near Cadiz tithe week Andrew Bennett and family o near Crof ton were time gucstg of n Bennett last week Mrs Amanda Lyell is on the sick list this week John Crick is suffering with a very BOre hand caused by sticking n us through it last week S H Grace nnd family will leave dheyornetL Price has sold one of hmii farms to W If I wih nvenllortlwhomove In our simon while Otho Price nnd Cordlo Carroll aid a visit to Burlington last week imey rode the bumper of course With a bowed head n heavy heart s Dashattend another picnic at Manning onSnbnndouedthe is slonal base ball player He sn11 ho 1 ves the girls too well to leave em all behind Several of our young men will cast eir first votes coming elec o in November and we are glad to Late nearly all of them vill vote nder the victorious banner of the rand old Republican party May- ame never know defeat is the helm of U No Hoo OlneyIMr David Melton and wife J A lrkwoodSpring M Mr Richard Todd hind his nose badly cut by a block flying from time w at the stove farmers factorytiw Jake Boitnott Is moving to his farm Liberty John Morris nail Miss Leila Jackson attended church Sunday hisbestOllle tho two onrohl son of Mr 1IondlYmorningLafayette Clark n lifelong Dem GoebelsicklistnlongrocoverlugIrom scarceliensMorganfleldisthis place mnayve ylor will bo our next Governor ONn op THE BOYS vited to be the Citys Quest Chicago Oct IA special Invita IederalCommitteener of the yacht Shamrock ask timeingfederal building next Monday The indications are that when tho Mondl1Y lastthreependiture by nearly 4000000 STRONC PETITIONS Sent tO Conference Akng 4Retu m of Rev RM Wheat pqervtng Compliment and Endorse meat of This Young Pastor llrPRchedilsermon r ence year to a large congregation It the M E Church Sunday termsiIing hospitality ho hind received at cOllgregatlonand nttho close of these riiipu helm rly everybody in UieMiouso wont umtl evo tIme preeacher therlglithalltl of fellowship An nrnellt and iiuiner ously petition has been sent to conference asking that Mr AVheat bo i turned to this work Intact there is such n petition from the rEarlington congregation another from members ofotherchnrcheslnd- no church by RQV It H Chnrchnnione signed by the members ot the IllaceIheship of perhaps any lodge in the county of any order The church hero has grown and Mrcdesire expressed for his return must bo a source of comfort to him for this was his firstwork this thallrst place assigned him by conference 1IOpIOnsus again lion Theo Hallam 1Slloke to n crowded house Tue day night He was Introduced nlcornultheirftl ItsrHo made a fine speech from his point of view and was frequently ell by time large audience that hmeai a him speak No spooclmon tho Dem tmhtimetlcally received Goebellsm In these could not stand man moro 1Anch blows as tho ono delivered by Mr Hallam j Earllngion Book Club The Karlington nook Club has lallicshlag am the books havo boon ordered Mrs George C Atkinson Is president and secretary Time Club hnfrthefol lowing membership Mesdames J F Ernest Rash William Wendel J II Atkinson Paul M Moore K It McEuen John M Victory E A Clmttcn CH McGary Ida Walker W F Burr Loulso Weber and Powell Misserf Salllo Foard Colesto Moore Agness Bun Minnie Bourland and Lucy Cronshnw and Cornelia Hester 4 Tobacco and Corn Damaged The heavy frost of last Friday night considerable damage to crops and vegetation over tub coun Nearly all of the tobacco had been cut and put In the barn hut some few patcliefl of tho late sitting were caught and nJPPfdcrent welearncorn in the low lands was ruined eutthigThegrees and ice formed an eighth of an Inch timickJfopkinsvilhe Keii tucklan Married at Springfield Mr John Steersman of this city conntryrI 1lortonKCafternoon and caught time south bound train went to Springfield Tenntwllere they were united in matrimony 1imer are nil splendid young peopler1 itu Brim extends congratuJatiollA amid hest- wishes ExGov Stone of Missouri do ares that silver Is still alive issue Mlssourian is not going to be- thecnmlldntc of his party next lIomeI I i This la one of time reasons for tile HepubUcnnI t indorsed by tho National Domoc racy next year time Republicans eni- carcely avoid getting a bigger itia 1110Democratlowith Stone on national Issues nd time policy outlined by time Mis- ourian is going to be indorsed in Mho convention of next year There no law to restrain a party from 1 committing suicide t Foot Cut Off Brakeman Gordon got his foot culrtT flf Crofton Tuesday night I histrainunder thq train with tho above refsuit Ho Is a railroad I nd his misfortune is sad indeedm Gov I rhln I JtencoofpolAonlngLowryn taiiyheretofore been rejected OovfBradley states that Dr Davis nti feeble and cnn lire but a short clomnomicyas o c p T NO USE i TRYING t I cant take plain codliver oil Doctor says try it He I might as well tell me to melt lard or butter and try to take to them It is too rich andcwill upset the stomach Butnyou can take milk or creamaso yot can take Scotts Emulsion I nn willfeedwiN not Babies and chili njfatIPersoNa pound a day whel taking an ounce of Scotts artheorder so that the ordinary food bj JJoeI t BOWNE CJumUu New York c i DOWN IN TilE MINES wasdOand that about two hundred 4- dsixtyearaof coal were loaded and coltlllauYdurlnghoInonth A new air shaft Is being sunk for the Empire Coal Company minersTwhols a pronounced of cor poratlons duty requires them to labor for a corporation An old- snylng lA we pralsethe horse that carries us over 1l e strea againstthesource from whence conies our meat and bred tlmolastSnturdayrushed with work has ho been that ho finds little time to visit Said amman from South Diamond gtUnagreat Is the demand forour labor Charles Stokes of time St Bernard building force after n sickness of 1 few weeks is again able to resume work at the now slack bins being constructed time coke works dayInstdemand for coal Wo are now behind about one hundred and seventy cars with our local trade reprosentstheVernon was the guest of Goo C Atkinson last week A coal agent from Nashville was hero Inst week on tho lookout for vCOftU comIngonethird more coal than last winter and the question Is where will the fuel como from Sonio remarkably quick work in loading coal was done a few days ago weigherFredanti loaded in a car In eight He says the drivers put up a Job c him by rushing him for a few mit utos What mlno in tho State InyStnteloading n car In eight minutes In order to increase the output of tho Barnsloy mine we untlerstan- ibat 1 tho St Bernard Company wi soon increase the there As hiss been time custom for manv years tho St Bernard again gladden the hearts Of tine inlncra by paying theiii three cents per bushel mining coal for the next six months commencing October 1s- tWith seven mines operated In this CompanyIrosupplying time heavy demand made upon them coal this year thus fr Foreman John Evans of the No 11 mimic says with the late Improvement in the track at that mine the locomotive can easily do the work of hauling the cars from the mine forItWeigher Fred Flier and force at work in tho Arnold mine feel proud and In fact should feel so over the good record made Inst Friday when 10000 bushels of coal was and loaded on cars and It Is no wonder that Foreman Rule now carries a high head and will scarcely recogr ulzo Foremen Day as he passes them by I Time Sebree mines have resumed work after n few days h sides wounllorstalld conceding aI pointWhile making time rounds sowing seeds of discord It would seem from the following clipping that Purcell snagIoUllon Pur cell a member of the executive board of time United Mine Workers of xilliui lt who is charged with Influencing ninny of the miners of Laurel County to Jay down their tools September 9 wait till their wages worn increased before going morninghroughttitle place He was charged in this r sPecial case with causing W WIN aute an employe of the Pittman Coal Company to break his contract Thmejuryfoumuime fino at 20 Time remaining four case B DeITho Lexington Herald of a late date contains these expressions from 1JenttyvllleIMr Goebel being in oillce ar a Senator got one bill only over the shenone Wo are getting afraid of such leaders Time L N railroad has moro 111 ono month for time rail 1 oatl employes and miners and fnrmers of iCemntimeky tluUJ uoobel will do If ho to bo as old as Me thullelahm Time L N Railroad i protectedan and their families depending upon it for their living and all the comforts therenjoy LOt them alone t- nd they anyone At tjtweentho attackhim any harm I think we as goo Sfand the prosperity of our State we ought to encourage all tho enter rices wo can got anti not fight them ineynreounfnienitlc and benefactorsi bheyWe can go and see our friends hat lire nt u long distance we car even talk with friends since those D great enterprises havo como into our It midst Mr Goebol you are barking I up the wrong Wo are allsfriends our interests are parallel enterprisellinourState danger tho others wo want no men represent us who will array labor I- gainst capital masses against mniningears ago and that tooling was- roused at that place people got so lmoctiio to time company hntlt ai Ntrncktcon had locomotives and coal cars and hauled coal to the Cumberland river had largo barges that hold 83000 at lItenmboatInroJust pulled opt and sold its property a great sacrifice when was 1narlcetlhejle of Qnrlfmdoilihlvorot B feelingandTho farmer mechanic miner and all e dependent on rallroads Rail I w ads are alike dependent on farmers mechanics and mlnorsRowhYI4r rmo class Our In + I proarerlty9CO tconcerned Prevention better than cure Tutts Liver JPills wlj not onlycure but if taken in time vill prevent SIck H dache dyspepsia biliousness malaria constipation jaundice torpid liver and kindred diseases tUTTS Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE mChwrthDlrectoryist Wilson Sundays at 11amn amid at 780 mu eveningSumidaysoimool CiinisxiAN CHUROII I H Teel i Services second and fourth Sundays at 11 amanud 780 p m Sundayschool at 990 Prayer meet Ing Wednesday evenings at 780 M E CHURCH SOUTH R M Wheat Services first and Third Sundays atllamand 780 pm Bund BChool at 980 Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings oclock MISSIONARY BAiTiar On UROH D SEdwanlsTasfor Services ec ond Saturday night Sunday and Sunday Sundayschool at 980 Prayer meeting Monday evenings at 780 CATHOLIC JCIIUROII Rev A M- CoenenpastQr Fllllt Mass Sunday morning at 7 Second Mass 930 oclock Afternoon service at 230 every Sunday GENERAL BAPTIST Cnunoir William Childers pastor Services every third Sunday at U oclock a m and at 700 p m- YPB Q E Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 030 After the Blind Ticers Lancaster JKy Oct 2A deteo daysdiscovenIngnd tigers anti tUtysevon warrants personaAnaf time dlveawero located on Battle 0Row a negro settlement of the 01ATMELYHINTYo sizoI4 bwiM ktd M Out JOM blood ta doIo4 per wlle1e 1Itea pit ta a otrfoctlT eodltloo I UM ss or Dr Uvsr Powdr Them 70 IICartte4Ioa typot liver colds ad tlM rtpJJrCarllt1i41 Girisas Liver Powder U the atMUclM oiy caa biy rpct4 iW Dr Oa Sinus HeIrForultby IlernartiDrug Store In a mysterious fight near Frank lint Ky vlus Elliott was killed Sol1O Dick fatally wounded and an unknown man severely cut with a knife Three women have been sent to jallbut It Is not believed tim- eevidence convict them C1ug4 a Yesri I suffered tor 35 with a cough and hundreds of dollars with doctors andfor medicine to no avail until I used Dr Dells PineTar Honey ThJ remedy makes weak lungs strong my life JB Resell Grantsburg Incorporation articles havo been of the Secretary of State at Frankfort by tine J V Pu cher Manufacturing Company of Jefferson county lime capital stock 10000 For all fresh cuts or weunds in either the human subjects or in anti male as a dressing llallards Snow 11 nlmen t excellent hlle for sores on working horses especially If slow to lien or Its healing qu llUes axe unequaled IIi anti Go- dSt Bernard Drugstore In an Interview Bishop Dudley dls cusses in strong terms the lax divorce laws of the United States and he believes time Episcopal church at html next General will adopt a canon forbidding its clergymen to marry divorced per sons Ali Pblftr Onvird Ttpa wrlliit I hy known Dr Jf A Slmmoos Urn IirdIcIfl7- Itn Iagoolmdlclo Ii tare Cramp la Siomicb tnd Torpid lIr I believe It U t much totter utdlclot thin Ztlllat toil BUck Dnatbl Thlrtys von of Pittsburgh large foundries have been Idle this week because of a strike the molders Ten toundrlesllave granted the molders demands and continue work as usual S tlI wish thanks to the- manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for having put on the market uch a wonderfol medicine says W vMassln Ill of Beaumont Texas There are many thousands of mothers whose children have been saved from attacks of dysentery and cholera Infantum w 10 also feel thankful It Is forsale by St Bar nard Drugstore Ben T GeorgeKing The goiL output for time Cripple Creek Coi mining district for Sep tembe ws fl78IOOO surpassing records Since gold was In18 l the production has been 62067292 DizzineM loss of appetite nausea nd are with Horblnedt Bernard Drugstore The twejiiyJDf annual convention Valley1ledlcnlAernoon and will continue till Octo ar 7 Laic IrrlUMoii Is the forerunner to consumption- r BeWaPIBeTarlloneywUl cure and give such strength to the ungetimata cough or a cold will not there cents at nil good druggists Tho firm of S Levy Sc Cot of Beda Ohio county has asslgnedwlth H as car rles IHIIIoohnerchalldlseNostate ant of assets or liabilities huM been ade To Stimulate a Sluggish LIver Dinlih BllloulI Oltptrit DjipepiU Prtvent Sick and ervous Uadacbis Dr M A SimmonS LtmUfdjclat yollowfeverludKey WpstSuqday Whltos Cream Vcr ltuge Is f pAbleIrol11bfclparlng Byfitom ina few hours every worm tIQ ft liii cts St ortIortl Drugstore Nile Is at time lowest Prolntofwhchth re Is any record slxtlio land acres ilL b4 deprly dot irrigation ynpepIsSrtloa lUguUUiitlMsLlw Erioe ficU Soii by StrBerhard DrugStore J CLOTHING lyIio hulk of our Fall and Winter Clothing is ellEIfl our counters now and we nro ready for IIness In fact time early cool weather has caused to- uri customers to rush ih upon us before we are 6t able to sjrcad ourselves over our now room thingsI II IW iJhey WIlt to NOW so jyq have pulled oil jlur cdtrollclup bur sloeves and are hOW ImtIIl at it with both feet and l lUnds for nIl it is Worth Oomo right along t titoti4tk us hard at work Our 1mb Ph4tIflellch Wo never hat a purchnso we wore as fi of Como iiLjintl partake limo values tJt pnIetslOttomml t i BI5HOP JRLMADI8ONVILLB KY i i YOUR MONEY BACK IF YOU WANT IT Ph 4 PhN= from the West and has given our Dress Goods b Trimmings and General Dry Goods Stocks their i1 = finishing touchttfJ it1Thohaul better loads fur nish best teams and al ways at the riglltllrrrci 4 1 op All NILht Barneit + IrnpjdJ 1A a liMccoRD ii Contractor and Builder 1Is YlARS IXPIIIN0I EARLINBTON KY All clauses of buildings erected s madu completn ready for Including tliftfurnhililngof all m alldr isis common 1 PLANS OETAIIg SPSClrlce roasommabli and cimeerfuiivgiyeuI t 1 jcitaI crai V ss44 5s4 bSs4S P IS I S 155 154 rGE 0 J G E 0 I 0 lIS ISTABLE At JMainwest of Ilepot- EARLINOTON f KY I J444SSSas The matron of a well knownMasonic Home mentions one inmate seventy years of age who has been in tIme infirmary for three years a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Rlpatis Tab ules about a ycar and a half and finds them so beneficial that he is never without them He is willing that his name should be used ia a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution ffianyyearsandfindsnurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwq both suffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spiritsandnerv ousness They take the Tabulcs and find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The matron also states that she is fortyfive years of age and at times suffers with indiges tion causing pain and paroHgsmsof belching and finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have her name used in a testimonial WA5TzD AcaMofbadtalIbthat niPkNs wmflo4 best Tkaybaat5 oIor IUe u RIftlhwaeoo aIII= tot boha4 IIId T aaza4rI fanIU PI aa4trx A BOON TO MANKIND I D TABLERS BUCKEYE BIr tJIi 111 + l1J CURE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN FAJLEDTUBESIMIESF IALWI SlIt rntweW STi I D thy i ee H U 1115iUhJrtrJ 8OCAL JNE1vs ft r Iw 1 larter t fewdity last sHWeek with relatives In y o V- S1UflaIIfl II Madlsonvlllefl jew coin any ia to bem1Hlercdrlt tMlma time week rTti j oCSlaultrllrlIIae 4pBMr niutI1tdroiplea1lnllt viiIttdOIhtlirIe t Tho MadlgoiiVllle hand has boon engaged to assist s lit Cur Ishlng UIC urth JIeIII IQ xt- 1s2cok Miss Oeorgla WyattentcrlAlnoi nulte a young frlol1lls Tuesday eveningvlii honor ot lior twelfth trs JnO Shanb otlladlsonvUlo typholdfoveHhodren to mourn her death I I The many friends of nail Yates I will bo gratified to learn that ho is able to bo out visiting Ho intends going to the country for a several days visit Tho tobacco II about nil housed Tho crop Is a very line one and the farmers have boon very successful III housing it There have been very tow losses thus far by lire The Infant son of Mr and Mrs J T Jill of Johnsons Island this county tIled last week after several days ot paillfllllllnollil Mr Hill is ni of Mrs I Stodghlll of this city The Providence train will be held at Henderson until 545 p m fin A Thursday and Saturday of lIext WtnK for the accommodation of those who wish to attend tho I Henderson fair Mr Isaac Ramor of St Charles who has Iwon very low with COl- ilIumption for some time died last SunuoyMIo leaves a wife and ROY ron who have our sym pathy Ho wits a good citizen rJC Hoover a prominent phy slclan of Owen bllro was expelled from the medical society of that bocauso In n caso of serious nines hv consulted with a physician who won not a member of tho sod 2 ety Mr J Karl Taylor tho gifted singer who led tho singing for Rev v John Crowe here lost spring has i IMJOU visiting hero the lIst few days t Karlliigton K iui HBes quite a charm for Karl and ho always happy when her And there to whom his visits bring happiness rDr R W will take up his residence In Karlliigton after October 1st He has tnenlcd by being nJIolntm1aRKllitant physician to Dr tit tho St Bernard Coat Co Dr Long Is a young mail ilf Ilnft clmraeter and ability and wai rapidly gaining a good practice here Hustler Jimrli conference was hold at time M K Church last Saturday and Sunday Presiding Elder Shelton presided and at time times for preach lug sonic excellent ser mona There was quito a large attendance of members from the other churches In the circuit On account tlf the farewell services at the M E Church South Sunday night thp brethren called In thclrSunday night tippolntmunt Dr 1U W Long of Madlsonvillo has lx cn employed to assist Dr Chattel In 1iractielngfor the St Ber nard people began his tiutIei October lilt Ills fattier IracUcecI 1- 1nrllnKIOIIIcars ago nuui time family hero Dr Long comes to us highly recommended and wo tako great pleasure In ex1 tendlug to him time right of room over tire lIIayhoneeded i horn JlontyWjaU129 New Boy I Mr and Mrs Vernon Baldwin are tl parents of a fine new boy who arrived In home Saturday night Congratulations SeWer Repairs Tho bridge over time sower in front of W C MeLcod store on Railroad street U being rebuilt Tho work that is being dono Is ve substaii thai and Is quite an Improvement over the old om- mePeculiar Bar of Corn MrV W Patterson of Madison ylllo brought to this ofllco a novelty In time way of corn Every grain III tho ear has a poporato over It Not only that but the tassel IA full of small gralnrt of corn This Is certainly a very rare specimen Mr Patterson has oUr thanks for kindness Slightly Disfigured Thafront of Mr G W Robin sons head Is considerably disilgurod as the result of too close a contact with tIme Ho was riding a vimooI lOn 110 slipped iumid taU antI- gOt hihimisif considerably hruised The most embarrassing of it all was that It was done Bright Irt time of town uenrly everybody saw him lint Oflorgo wnR n amid did not nhIILImiIV nor con plaln ienoatlt timd chastening rOll boro lila pain like a man ELECTION COMMISSIONERS It Can be Reached for Failure to Perform eitheFrom tiloLexfmmktoujealer- Editor it T LeaderI molt is stated that thin County Election Commis sioners recently appointed In Fayette county under In the appointment of election and oinenrs have appolntedoldn d competent vanced ago to discharge tholr duties If this Commission ers nrc punishable fine and tin prlsonment under Section 1577 of tho Kentucky Statutes In 1urnoll vs Mnnmi n pp liro thus soc lion amione ot sectiomma under tho old law as to punishments Is re pealed Ilonco all Com inlHslonor Is punishable for failure to perform his who shall willfully perform It In such a way as to the object of tho election law I sIm- ply ca attention to this so if- there are grounds for prosecution It can bo mode T M OutmvKii Harrodsburg CYISept 2G 1800 1577 Stat utes referred by Mr Onrdwoll Is as follows Any public officer upon whom a I duty under chapter anil a penalty provided for the viola noglect shall willfully perform It In such away as to hinder tho ohJect of tills shall bo punished by a hue of countyjailWonderful Discovery LUNSFOKD ALA 15 1808 NrW HPKVOKIljllKDIOiNK Co troubled with Liver and stomach complaint JOnerathonUhcine from four different doctors and they failed to dome any good I got yourNublanlars worth of it and It dill me more good than all tho medicine I over took r have gained thirtyfive pouunds In weight and my health Is very good lean sloop soundly and my appetite Is excellent Ican rec rj4 Nubian Tea to the world as being n Godsend to any community Ail ono who doubts thlsstatcmont can wrlto to- OROAK UAKKU Soul by St Bernard Drugstore Rev II R Coleman A contributor to tho Pembroke sevorAlquolltlonR Colomali and It seems that ho Is in doubt as to Rev Colomans charac ter or his standing as a minister Now wo want to say a few words In regard to to tho matter Mr Coleman is a minister of tho M E Church South In good stand ing and Is a mnamtwhoso character Is nbovo roproOlMemly crime of which zu lhy his enemies is being opposed to Goebel and Qoe lie too wink at fraud alllllnJUlltfcehasthe Interests of lila fcllowcltlxons too much at heart to stand by and with folded hands and closedllpK see their sacred rights away from them by a band of men are willing to resort to most kind of means In order that their own selfish Interests may bo furthered Hence lila fight opposedtotho other attendant elements of Goobollsm disqualifies n minister of tho Gospel then tho majority of time ministers of Kentucky nro very soil ously disqualified UuLlt does not lIolngtheirof God and for His glory and their labors will be blessed in the end So heros wishing for your abundant success In OUf noble and manly efforts Mr Colommi- anDeafness Cannot be Cured J- by local as cannot roach thecdiseasollilortion of time ear There only ono way to euro deafness and that is constitu tional remedies Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mu cous lining of the Kustnchlnn Tube When this tube is Inflamed you have n rumbling sound or Imperfect hear lug and It is eut closed Deafness is tho rellultRlld unless the Inflammation can bo taken out and this tubo restored to Its nor mal condition hearing will bo de stroyed forever nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh which Is nothing but an inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces Wo will give one Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness caused by byhallsculars free F J CHENFY CO Toledo O Sold DruggistschelPs Family Pills are tho best Fatally Wounded Last Sunday at Clay Webster county Vlackwell shot and fatally wounded E Price Tho men quarrelled over a land title and time shooting was tho result Both are pr01nlnentcltlzens and this sad affair most unfortunate Bismarcks Iron Nerve splendidhmealtimmentions are not found whore Stomach LiverKldney8 anti Bowels are out of If you want those qualltos and the success bring TheydevelopI body store Only 25o at St Bernard Drug I Caught Fire The grassin time largo lot near the residence of Mr J R Evans caught spark8fromguished however by Mr F B Ar noldlt1l others before any tlamago was done It Is about th time of- year for forest fires and as every tlmatmnammydathagos DrCUBAN RELIEF cures F InfiTO minutes BoarBtoauch und Bummer Complaint Price 23 Ccnta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store oic LD- D LJITitt TheBest PQW erl- War Ask Your Ldtindress to Try It MARSHAL JAMES to 4 A t AT PADUCAH If1hoeilltposepf Coqed Votes BY SUPRESSED REGISTRATION Po rctl a iBet111rDYfbrd bir Idrrt Ift Law ollut Election Liege Formed Paducah Ky Qct 2Time Goe belltes here are qitortshaveregistration of colored citizens They claim exultantly totlglit that they will prevent COO to 800 colored voters from registering Time only way which can effect this Is intimidation or free UIiOOt moneyPaducah Oct 3 1 a m United States Marshal A D James has Just arrived from Louisville and is in conference with Deputy Mar shal Lame There Is every indica tion that If attempts are made by pomona to with the regis protectedundeJthe constitution of tho United States a strict enforcement of tho law will be applied OOJJlRIITE8VR U8TJtA TED Paducah Ky Oct 2Tho Goe bolltes have made their boasts that they would run 800 negroos out of city on registration day They propose to resortto various moans to accomplish their designs This was one of their schemes to die franchise fX000 voters In the Stats which thmeyliavo declared they will do honest election league has been organized hero and its members are of tit0 best yaU assert that they willdefend tin rights of tho voters at hazards Story of a Slave To bo bound hand and foot for years by the chains of disease is the worst form of slavery D Williams ofManchetr Mich tells how siich a slave was made sohelpless usingtwoIs wonderfully Improved and able to do her own work This supreme remedy for female diseases cures nervousness sleeplessness melancholy hdadache fainting dizzy spoils This mlr acts working no lclne Ilia godsend pebploJcents by St Bernard druggist Convicts Wedding Gift rouston Tox Septembcr30A sad story comes by sources from state penitentiary atHunts vlllo For wife of a prisoner has lived at Huntsvllle herself as well as she could and awaiting the thnofor the expiration of time sentence tit her yeartowas caused beeauso of his devotion to whom ho was much In loveburing the time time wo man lived In Huntsville shoo line regularly visited him oil occa sion pennltted by time prison rules wereLastmuch persuasiomm lint a free man ponitontinry 1 Importuned her for II few weeks at onco applied for a dl vorco on the ground her hue band had hepn convicted of a felony whIch III II IItntuarycauso in Texas penitentiaryto yardTimetho lawyer Then lie suddenly raised lila sharp ax In his left landso the story goes and with one blow smote off right arm blow tIO elbow ropplng the bloody ax ha picked up quivering IlI band handing the said as wedding gift to her Ho dropped in a faint and has since boon lying between life and death In tho hospital During the winter of 1807 Mr Jim Reed ono of tho leading citizens and merchants of Clay CoW Va struck his logagalnstacake of ice in severelyItpained him so that ho could not walk without tho aid of crutches Ho was treated physicians also used several kinds of and two anti a half gallons of whiskey In bathing it but nothln until he began using Chamberlains Pain brought almost a complete cure in a wholes time and that had he not used this remedy lila log would have had to bo amputated Pain Balm Is unequaled for sprains bruises and rheu matism salo by theSt Ber deorgeKing Heavy Lou by Fire Beaver Dam Ky Oct 2At S oclock this lire broke Out in tho hardwarostoro of W A Rone quiCkly houses of Foster Woodard Co and Rowe Morton together with tIme contents of the stores loss is at least 25000 with only 2000 In suranco held by Foster Woodward Co Time causo of the fire Is un known DIGEST YOUR FOOD Ninety per cent of oil Richness U caused b ood not tlelal properly digested It create pot oni and goes your blood and thee yo are rltcmIIPowder and watch tbentult You wllHeel the rood effect after Uldur one dose Give it- a triaL and be conlace4 PrICll25c Dr Ottoa Sprue Gwen Raisins CurM Your Cough JvatthMdilas fit Childrsn Foraalehj St Bernard prug Store Starting the Steal Early Bowling Green Ky Oot2Goe thoreportlnthisdays of registration hero when there bo but ono On the other hand warningtime registerunless from doing so or on account of sick ness or absence from the city l Thousands of time most stubborn and distressing eases of piles have been cured by Tablers Pllq Olnt mont It never falls tocure Price StlernnrdTho largo coal mines at Dekoven which have been shut dQwn man months on account of a d1 with tho mlnersandoperatorsfltartei ujl yesterday Tho strike 1ms beei settled Tbo ihahIb Rsstorer and HeaUbUilntalne Dr MA Slmtjons Ller fedlclnt Strcfictben tti NttYti tn kei you Plump endCOsiy an Enticbci the completion with n aturei choices colon t 4 Subscribe for THH BEH p VOLCANO WAS ALIVE Eruption Lasting an Hour Near 4 the Sahtai Maria Lakes iCreele Col pot lS B Rem sen county surveyor claims to have witnessed outbreak of a volcano 20 miles from this city Friday after noon He states that eruption occurred near the Santa and lasted less than an hour He approached to within COO feet of the says that time heat was very uncomfortADle at that distance yesterday Best way to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOO Miss July 11899 NNw SPKNOKII MEDICINE Co J want to toll you what I think of Nubian I have used it myself and in my famllYiand It Is all that you claim tho best Liver Medicine I ever used It is Just time to take Illou feel bad and aro bilious A Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Minister Applauded Chattanooga Oct IDr Alonzo Monk pastor of Centenary Method ist Church preached a sensational sermon tonight In which he roundly scored the regular Democratic and municipal that a- majority of candidates for aldermen on tickets are either saloon- keepers barkeepers or avowed urgedhisOrO opposed to the of tho 10 oclock saloon closing ordinance In referring to saloonkeepers can didates for aldermen s terms as scoundrel bums agents of hellote wore used Dr Monk dllgracetorvote tho Democratic city ticket anti declared that If any member of his church voted for a saloonkeeper for alderman he w to leave congregatlonroquently Remarkable Rescue Plainflellli1mcaught cold which settled on her lungs chic was treated for a month by family physician but opolessno medicine could cure her Her druggist suggested Dr Kings New Discovery for she delightfounddose She continued its use and after taking six bottles found her solf sound and now does her own housework and Is ns well nshe over was Free trial bottle at St Bernard Drugstore Only Cocts anti 100 every bottle guaranteed Qoebel Negro Didnt Draw ShelbyvlIIo Ky Oct 2An art ful scheme of the Ooebel managers at this place Saturday to se negroOoobelChits F Armistead a negro was ad vertised throughout tho town and especially In tho colored sections to speak at the courthouse on Ameri can Money and American Labor especially gifted lawyer and orator of their own race to discuss this subject Time people learned however that the negro was a Goebel speaker mils and severely rebuked the contemptible scheme by refusing to attend tIme free lecture alsodoubt less remembering the effort of tho attemptedtoweeks ago Time negro spoke to an audience of about forty persons four of whom were colored persons He That Any Would Win goodhealthandgood health should remember that pure rich blood is time first requisite goodblood glvleg takingItlife to vim- mhoods Pills are gentle yet effect lye Fine Work For flue watch work clock work and jewelry repairing call omi W O Inspeetor1rllngtonwork warranted Stewards House Burned The stewards residence at tho flopkinevillenoon Saiiday Most of its contents time property of Judge Anderson tho wore saved Tho origin of time fire is not known Loss several thousand dollars Covered by Insurance Washing Crock and Milk Vessels A great dealdepends Upon time care of crocks or In milk is They should bowashietlas soon as possible after being used Rinse I first with cold water then wash thoroughly InsIdo and out with hot water in which enough of Gold Dust Washing Powder has been dissolved to make a good suds Finish by wlpodQand tlleyIllGeorge Spence Dead Mr George Sponce died at lila home at Hocla Saturday even ing Ills funeral was preached Sun- daY afternoon at his Rev theOenorallJaptistCbureh Earlingtan cemetery Mr PresbyterianChurch and several children TUN Ban extends lie sympaty to the bereaved ones On th 10th of December 1807 Rev T A pastor M E Church South Pt Pleasant VTa con tracted a severe cold which Was attended from tho first by violent coughing Ho nays i After resort ing to a number of socalled specifics kept In tIme house to no pur- pose1Purchased a bottloof Cimam Remedywhlchncted cheerfullyrecommenll sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earl ington George St Charles lIen T Robinson Morons Gap Oldest Woman In America Aunt Peggy Wade 110 years WOoInRn11lIn Lawrenceburg Tonn last Satur day TheCIKlalol all Dlrdi Is noted for Its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those lersdns who use Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvo for weak eyes sore I eyes of any kind or granulated lids l I Sold by all dcalorH at 25 cents t President McKinley Is to be at Nashville in November to welcome the First Tennessee regiment on Its return from Manila t The most stubborn cases of Bron chltls quickly succumb to Coussen Honey of Tar Price 25 and CO cts St Bernard Drugstore Goebel Loves the Poor IIfow devotion to tho rail is remarkable In tho first place ho loves them so fondly he drew tho charter of the cities Of time second class so that they could not servo in the Council Saloonkeepers poolroom owners gamblers tramps beggars may ovingtomiNewport engineer commuluct- orswitchman or man In tho em ploy of railroad mllYSOrveWilliamthey will get hurt or killed he hums runners out with contracts to be signed by which he is to be employed l and under which he takes ltarThe effect Is that Goebel gets richIwhile the poor man or his family In poverty and suffering mill their for after paying time doctor and signer1of I Tho Evening Post published Tues 1 day one of Mr Goebols 50 per cent hcentGoebel 2 for every f 1 the Injured d man received It all makes Interesting reading and there is more to follow All we desire to add here is that it was in one gbroughtLion upon himself from Judge Tafft for Jugglery with the law t Sam Jones at Madisonyihlea The fallowing note from Rev Jam regardtolonvllle Itself nCABTEIIBVIILEDEAR BROTUKU UOONJ11 have your letter at hand In Itsuits me to waituntilfirst otNovomndbar to begin your meetings invlllo and we will set btmmmtiav No heglnWrltoYours fraternally SAM P JONKS Good for the ChildrendMrs Ella Hinson of Hinton Ala writes us August 12 1898 I advise all mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they are puny or fretful this medIcine In time house and when the ehtlllrell SIsDrugstorev0 Escaped Convict Caught Frankfort 1CyOct2Vhen Wit Iw 11Dlokhere todayOfllcer Carlton Thomason saw a convicts garb protruding be low his trousers and a Later he was taken to time Frankfort prisonersidentified garbwasersonvlllo and tho authorities are awaiting news from thereAHAS NATURE WARNED YOU wprlegbmosowsforthtrnUO deipondent chord to Tlbrato to the nostdeilghtfum ot aU Iprialltlllloalld how 40t7011 feel UTI yoa tired shaky feella tlFlnru It la aa IndlciUon ot alcknet arold thIs coatnlt ni as our adrlce emu yon nothing Call druggist and procare a bottle of Dr olou German Liver lowder Take one dose a day at bed tint toe eta days then follow by proeutlasa bottle of YacaUa Chill TonIc foilowtng the dttectlou and after two Weekl course of thrie two great nllle41eollwill feel ilke the flowers look la the spring Prepare yovrieit for the malarial or hot aeaaoa whea tho la tell of germs If a Necessary nd when your ayium warn you repeat the sheen These Remedies U ItoQI dsol4bDLeft for Conference RoscoeM Wheat left Wednesday for Glasgow Ky to tho see aba of tIme Louisville Conference Ho was accompanied by Paul Mj CTlmIpected to bo an unusually Interesting Tone as there is quite an amount of Important work to be attended to Volcanic EruptionsSAre life of JoYDucklen ArnIca Salvo cures them also Old Runlling antI Fever Sores Ulcers hells Felons Corns AVarts Cuts Bruises Burns tBestPains and Aches Only 25cts a box Oiire guaranteed Sold by St nero nard Druggist Bride Groom of 79 William Young aged seventynine timirtyfiveClerks orace at 11 oclock Monday at Hopklnsvillo JUdgo Cansler The couple reside at Rod Rock In tho extreme north part of the coftnty To Cure a Cold In One DayITake laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets All druggists refund money If It falls to cure The genuine line Jl L B Q on each tablet Died Saturday Night BnrnBloydiedHo had boon sick for some time with lung trouble and lila death was not unexpected Ho was about 24 years bliesympathy Weak Gy i are Made Strong Dim vision made clear styes re moved and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kind speedily cured by time use of Sutherf uphquboall good druggists Mayfield Goes DryIThe most exciting local option election Mayfield line had in the- last 25 took and resulted as before In a victory for tho antisaloon people Tho majority was only time temperance oplo are rojoicimmg and the saloon vocates are despondent When time result was announced time church and lire bells r and tho people went wild The Vote cast was about 800 CASTORIAFor Infanta and Children The KM YUII Havi Always Bought Bear the SflUOfMrs Armstrong of Parks vllle probably owns tho oldest stove in good in the United States Itwas made atJohnsons Furnace somewhere in Kentucky in the year 177QMr Armstrong says It is a the out of date but could be sot up r for cooking or heating in a few minutes Mr Armstrong also line a singular coin which was Armstrong1by1612 DrWA Simmons LIfer Xtsdlclns Quickens I the Appetite Ida Dltesllon gives Tonic and Vigor to all the fuactlons and foittSeitb sjrs ills gslust EpidemiC al1unmiI nLEANt Cltanlineii got with health Jfwe have catarrh any gr where we tan net be wholly cttait- yp Uakesystem IInib efforts to be free from disgustingdisease MontgomeryAlathe stomach anti how she was curedI will state to you that I have taken eight bottles of your lcruna snyOodAnd I earnestly assure you that It as done mo wore good than any rnedl oe I have ever taken in my life I prescribe it to every ono I meet who Is suffering 03 the bcit medicine In tho world anti have made mommy con verts who ore now rejoicing In LImo reat good which they have derived rom tho same I can tell you that I am almost entirely relieved of Indiges Ion that great foe which has tortured so ninny years antI can now cat- nytlming I desire without Is fruits or something acid la understand the scientific action of Peruna it in best to Intro Dr Hart ans special book for women or his ook on chronic catarrh These books are malted free by the Peruna Mcdl lime Company Columbus O All- ruggists sell Peruna PERSONAL Mr and Mrs L W Rice of Math sonvillo attended church hero Sun ay Mr and Mrs A T Klttlnger of the country were here to attend services at the M E Church South Sunday Mr Barton Crutchfield of St Charles was hero on business last- aturday The Misses Lovell of Greenville their sister Mrs Charles Hayes this week Mr and Mrs Jennings of Dalton ore the guesssof Mr anti Mrs RJMcCulley last Friday and Saturday Elder I II reel has returned from Hopklnsvillo and is now engaged in two weeks meeting at Nebo- Mr and Mrs Arthur Cole are spending several days in St Louts Mrs Paul M Moore and little son TjJm wore in Evansville this week Mrs W S McGary and Miss hico Wise were in Madlsonvlllo Tuesday Mrs M M Gordon of the country as here Tuesday Walter Flnley who line been on ime sick list for several days is able be out again Rev A J Thompson of Dixon passed through Sunday enr ute to to attend Conference Nature can only food the flame of Ufa with the eaten which is di gested IlEitTUNi will relnvlgorato weak stomach and so improve digestion as to Insure the natural bloom health Price toe St Bernard Program Following Is the of time Assoclatlonltobohouse Friday October 20 1809 930Devotional Exorcises J D art 040 Welcome Address R P eague 015 Response D Utloy 950 Purpose of Teachers Assocl touMllIlIlearlMllIer10OODlscuslllon Miss Ella taples and Taylor Cranor 1020 Language Lessons Miss Ophelia 1080 Primary Reading Miss Rose Hall 1040 Discussion by time Associa ion 1040 Prlmarv OeogrllphMIBs- Bello Parker by Coleman and EG Hamby 1105 Recitation Lotcher Fox SpellIngWlllloll20rWrltingBoyd 1130 School Discipline J D Cart 11 45Noon 1 l5Sommg Service 180 History Loin Ray 140 PestalozI Mlss Snub B Brown 155 loNumber WorkTaylor Cra Discussed by Miss Samples 22 Training SchoolDUtloy 240 Grammar CM Gates Gen eral discussion by Association 265 Physiology Dr WNBally 810 Miscellaneous Business 80Adjoumninent Miss SALMB R BROWN Free Miss OPHELIA DAVIS VI pr M A Simmons Liver Medicine his greatly- etirlited others lad Is reasonably certain to do ou good Try III III Henderson County It lisa been loudly advertised by the Goebelltes that John Young Brown will not get ono hundred votes In Henderson county where he form ny lived etcInducalm Register More than half that number are known to bo for Brown Inn Blnglo precinct In tho with mutiny xoters refusing to declare them selves In two precincts over one hundred known to Brown Henderson Journal WHY COUGH Why and risk consumption when tIme celebrated Dr John Dolls Cough will euro at once Itnovorfahle tocure throatnnd lung troubles For bronchitis sore throat and hoarseness itis Inva- luableDLBU1ft COUCHSVROPWill euro a Hacking Cough Doses are small end pleasant to take Doctors recommend It Trice 22 cts At alt druggists DR H C SETTLE Preaches His Farewell Sermon to the Citizens of Rus sellvlllc Dr 1IQ Settle who received a stroke of paralysis a feW weeks ago preached sermon that lie will overdeliver last Sunday at the Methodist church at Russcllvllle One hand was In a and be spenklngHohis sort George An Insult to Dewey United States Senator Mark Hnnna says this of tho possibility presldeney plncIng time list of prospectivo presidential candidates Is Indecent It Is hn In sult anti a great injustice to time hero of Manila Bay as ho himself huts frequeutly that nothing In the world inducO him to run for President or any other political of flee To force upon this bravo anti gallant sailor the need of again amid again declaring ho will not accept oplnloniIwho have not time stamina to resist vohitical Tho Senator When asked If Mr McKinley wxmldbe a candidate for everything Mayfield Blaze Time largo livery stable of J T Sanderson at Mayflld was burned Sunday morning about daylight A largo amount of feedstuff was also destroyed Henry Koehler Company I Want several carloads of CHOIOI WALNUT LOGS Will pay highest cash They alsO buy POVJAH and HARDWOOD 4JUMnrii ia mixed extra Write them at Louisville Ky Low Rate Excursion to Louisville October pth For time opening day of the Louis ville Industrial Exposition Street Fair and Midway Carnival tue liii nols Central will run Its last low price Excursion of time season to laOUtSyllle Special train vjht leave ntlJoulsvlllo330pher regulartrainsinclusive Rate from JSortonvillo Is 275 This will bo time most exten sive Street Fair and Carnival of tho year In addition to time Industrial Exposition Will be manvof the Midway attractions Of tho Worlds Fair including Hagenbachs Famous Trained Animals Streets of Cairo etc AlI HANSON G P A Republican Speaking Dates Judge W II Holt and Capt J W Tbiock I norton Thursday Oct 6 Dixon 1 p m Thursday Oct 5 Sobroo 7p in ct olrlncoton1l p m Saturday 1 Im1IomlayOcf0 Cadiz lp m Tuesday Oct 10 Elktpn 11 m qct dalrvIl I p m Thursday Oct 12 Franklin Friday Oct 13 RinltliH drove 1 p ni Saturday Oct 11 Brownsville 1 p m Judge Clifton J Pratt and W R Day RuBsollvlllo Saturday Oct 14 1- PmGlasgow Monday Oct 10 11 m Versailles Wednesday Oct 18 1 p mNlcholaavlllo Thursday Oct 10 1 p mLancaster Friday Oct 20 1 p in Winchester Monday Oct 23 Ip m Carlisle Wednesday Oct 25 1 pin Tolesboro Thursday Oct20 l p m Hon John W Ycrkti Bowling Oreen Tuesday Oct 17 1 m Greenville Wednesday Oct 18 1 Hopklnsvillo Thursday Oct 10 1 Madlsonvlllo Friday Oct 20 1 p m Smithland Saturday Oct 211pmI- Tfokmnn 23 IIJm Paducah Tuesday Oct 24 1 p in HarttordWednesllnyOct2Ii11m Prof W II McRIdley Hopkiimvillo Friday Oct Bo Madlsonvlllo Saturday Oct 7 Henderson I 10 Russellvlllo Wednesday Oct 11 Owensboro Tluursdmmy Oct 12 U N Lander and II S Smith Thursday Oct 6 Providence 78J p m Friday Oct 0 Henderson 7 80 p in Saturday Oct 7 Corydon 780p m Monday Oct 0 Morganfleld 73C J TuesdayTOcf 10 Marlon 780p m 0etllPrlhcettto7 P LArhurlldny 73- CPFriday Oct 13 Paducah 780 p m Saturday Oct 14 Cadiz 780 p m Monday Oct 10 Elktou 730 p in Tuesday Oct 17 AllenBVllle7 p m Wednesday Oct 18 RuBSellvllle 780 m- Thursday Oct 10 Auburn 30 p in Friday 20 Bowling Green S- PBatiirdoy Oct 21 Greenville 7- pni GADVEE TASTE J incemcnt iiextIBullsJu3UCH SYRUP WARRAcure a Cough or Cold at once 1gMlirusMeduItIVOIY Q V edoaee bob LlaNO t of U DeTeraoManariUettoaMjou t a c vi ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS CLEANSES THE SYSTEM fLr EFrECTUALL ttPSOVER CON5i PERMANENTlYITS ICIAL GUY THt GCHVINf Mr4TO b- Ai1rNIA f Ic SviVt- P 1 tsca ve1roa mu YAH tnuawi Pace sot meant Kodaksy do awaywith cumbersome platehol ers heavy fragile glass plates and bothersome dark slides r Just turn alfCJI All Kodaks use our lightproof film cartridges which weigh but ounces where plates weigh poinds and can be loaded to diyujli SnOQ iteiuse either plates or time Kodaks 500 to 3500 EASTMAN KODAK COC- 1a2llNsfrNaUh doIai Rochester NY ooooooooooooooooooooooo Websters International Diti narySiercisor oft ITnaMJycJ TIlt Ontf Crcnt Stamlartl Authority Powrllrsllmi l JlliritrtJ lul Iru 111 hncrciue Uuarw Htattilurtl Hhe I RioIIrIIIJlC suprernUunht jirriMf ourtsmtdof near ehueItuok Vnranl Coiitiiicstded I Slide RniwrinleiHlniU ollplmldnlAndot nlmosl tttlwnt iiniub- crIiivuluahlc In Hie linustboU and to the tarlwr Pro- taioiam luau 004 hloryf Specimen HUrient on application to- O C Slcrrlum CoPnbIlabera- Blirliicncltl Iaaa CAUTION Do not be deceived la buying smell cJI4 Webster1 Dictionaries All anthraUo 1rrlaoJoWebster International Mrtton Cry size heir our trademark on robt eovsr as sbownla the cnts c JeWcU VlC- ra CKKXXXKMXXMXXXKKXXXXKKXX3 n THOS B YOUlG Manatactnreroi Hljh Grade Boots and ShoesI Rlpalr Work tSpiclsllj I Exenlingfton laCy I wish to state to Ute general public that owing to the de I mand for now work as well as all classes of repair work I have pro cured the services of a firstclass shoemaker from EvanSville and I am now prepared to do all work promptly on notice AlI work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction AflyOtiUflttflt a sketch arid descrtiOc way jUlkly our opinion fre aA Is probably p COmfllunlC lion stztctlyconOdntii UlDdbOOkOD sent free Oldt for lecunJ ltD- llatenta taken through Mann II Co receive n K at notiu without charm lo the SkIiflft1Aha- 1nttOi1O at to Elkton J W Love item Sharon Grove R C Alexander KeiismnalisvlllOJ A Ohandler Trenton J T Cherry HonkiuBvlllo W K CroftonJ S Mitchell Lafayette E King AulmrmiJflS F Chandler Hopklnsvillo ClrcultPCDuvallL- owlsburg U Adams Fairview CircuitA F Barrett North Logan R II Hartford Died Pearl aged about 7 years time sweet little daughter of Mr Mrs E C llourlaud at their home In this place Tuesday evening Oct 10 18W Shmo was time oldest of this little a dear little beloved by neighbors and friends 1fi1iJ te il JIn J rltf t EOCALNEVS NV Ch Barter spent ft todAVII last r untyUlhma cMadlsonvlIlefl hew in m r com any Is to bo mbsteretliIKIeimethno tIIs week i e J j Miss EjjIII Ashby ofjfjlaughtflrs vilit i the t ilk at thisplace f iVd iJJ1H MraUlIMrl1 Ji J3 and SfttUnlay from a pleasant visit fcf t4 Ic Tlo tc1IgoJ1lo birnl las been IiCluflllfhlngJfSl Miss fleorgia1iiyattontortaIiu 1ul11bcrofJlflryoungtrlends1uIJlltJay tWtolCth 2JrH a MndlaonvilleidletiHunday ohlldrenrrho frlonds of Dan Yates I will bo gratified to learn that he Is ablo to Im out visiting Ho Intends going to the country for a several days Visit Tlio tobacco IK about all housed Tho crop Is a Tory fine ono and tho farmers have bun very successful In housing It There have been very fovr louses thus far by Ire The Infant son of Mr and Mrs J T Hill of Johnsons Island this county died last week after several days of painful illness Mr Hilt ISI nl brother of Mrs K E Stodghlll of this city Tho Providence train will be hold I J at HonderHon until C45 p m en t Thursday Friday and saturday of p next for the accommodation i of thoso who wish to attend the I t Henderson fair ii Mr Isaac Ramur of St Chariot conilIumptioni eral cnlldrcu who havo our syml palhy Ho was a good citizen JC Hoover a prominent iiiytsician of Owensboro was ruin the moihical society of that city because In n case of serious Illness ho consulted with n physician who was not a member of sodloft giftedLJ j John MCrowo here last spring huts j n M OII vlxlllng tiara tho past few tiftysi arllllJtflllIORIICMseli qultun i for nnd always seems happy F lien liiire Anti there to wliuin his visits bring imapinessh Jlrlt W lonl will take up his residence lii Jnrllllgton at tar October lilt Hw tins bfiimnemiteil hy lidmig 1I1110lntel1aSlllstlnt physician to Dr K A Chatton the of lImo St Bernard I Coal Co Ur llOlig is a young man of thin chactcr RIIII ability Rlld wlrapidly gaining a good practice here MgtthIsunvlhlO Hustler Quartrrly conforoneo was held at time 11 B Church last Satunlay andlSunday Presiding Elder anti at tho times for preach lug preached some excellent say nuuiH wan quito n largo at tendance of members from tho other churches In time circuit On account of time farewell services at thoM E I Church South Suiulav night thin 4 brethren called In tholr Hundny night appointinotittt Dr U W Long of Madlsonvillo DaChattonHard iwopk Ho began his dutlct October 1st His father In familyliftscomes to us highly rocommondou mind wo take great pleasure In ox tending to him time ofswolconio Ho has a room over marhoneeded Horn fern to Mr and Mrs Henry Wyatt ti boy bajiy on Friday tell1bor29 New Boy Mr and Mrs Vernon Baldwin are time proud parelitRof a line new boy who homo Saturday night Congratulations T Sewer Repairs i limo bridge over the sewer In front of W C McLoodH store on Railroad street Is being rebuilt The work that Is being done is substan tial and is quito an Improvement over tho old omi- eIccuiiatr Bar of Corn Mr W W Patterson Madfson Ylllo brought to this ofllco UltoR novelty In time warot corn V Every nrnln m tho ear hosft separate over It Not only that but time tassel Is lull of small grains of corn This Is certainly a very rare specimen Mr Patterson oilr thankafor klndnoss Slightly Disfigured Thnfrout of Mr G W Robin sons head Is considerably ngured as tho result of n contact with thin grotto Ho was riding a wheel when slipped 1l1 tell and got himself considerably bruised Jh most umulrnrrnssiuig IIrtof It all was that It was Iri time part of town whero- uoarlyoverybOllY saw him But George was n nnuIll not imuinur nor complain beneath chastening roth but bore his pain like a mail ELECTION COMMISSIONERS 54r Can be Reached for Failure to Perform their Duties UndeftL V th felrom the Lexington iLender J tnwdHIsioners recently appointed in Fayette I county tho babel Law In tho roglstratron ompoten vanced ago to discharge their duties It this is so County Commlsslon ore are by fine and 1m- prlsonmontunderSoction 1677 of tho I Kentucky Statutes In Purnoli I Mnnll 291CyJJ R Ilroj thlll bee lion mone or the sectIons under the old law as punishments Is reo pealed Hence nn Commissioner is punishable for failure to perform his willfully perform It In such a way as to time object of tho election law I stun ca your attention to this so If there aro grounds for prosecution It can be made T M CAHDWIILI Harrodsburg ICYlSopt 25 1890 Section 1677 Stat utes referred by Mr CardwoII Is as followsAny public officer upon whom a Is Imposed under this chapter 1Hiul a penalty provided for naglectshall willfully perform It In such a tiuislawcountyJail jLUNSVOHD NEW SPKNOKIl lEDloiNKCO Dear Siruirhiavo been troubled with Liver and stomach complaint myganeralhcalthclno from four different doctors olid they failed to dome any good I got yourNubtanlays worth of Itand it did mo more good than nil time medicine I over thirtyfivepouundsvery good I can soundly and my appetite IsoxceUent 1 can rec+ r Nubian Tea to the world as being n Godsend to anylcommunity Any ono who statement can write totSold by St Bernard rugRloroI Rev H R ColemancA contributor to tho Pembroke Review takes occasion to ask sever al questions In regard to Rev H R a Coleman and It seems that he is In as to Rev Colemans charac ar or his standing ns a minister Now wo want to n a few orda- In regard to to tho matter Mr Coleman Is a minister of time E Church South In good stand JIabwhich ho is accused by Ills enemies Is being opposed to Goebel and lee Ho Is tod Oodiv a man to winkat fraud anti Injustice has tIme Interests of his fellowcitizens too inlich at heart to stand by and with folded hands and closed lips see their sacred rights stolen away from themtly a of men are resort to most any kind of moans In order that their own selfish Interests may ho furthered Hence his fight r against Goebellsm If being opposedato fraud injustice the other attendant elements of I Goobollsm disqualifies a minister of tho GoHpol then the majority of the ministers of Kentucky are very sort ously It does not disqualify thorn They aro doing fearlessly In tho namo Got glory and their labors will be blessed In time end So heros wishing for your abundanttsuccess your efforts Mr Coleman Deafness Cannot be Cured I local applications as they cannot reach ell portion bf the There is only ono way to cure aIonalby an inflamed condition of tho imi coils lining of limo Eustachlau Tube When this tubo Is inflamed you have R rumbling sound or hear 1 hnllorfectIng and when it Is Deafness Is time result nnd unless tho Inflammation can bo taken out I and this tube restored to Its nor stroyadten are caused Catarrh which Is nothing but an inflamed condition- of tho mucous surfacesIWo will give one for any case of Deafness caused by thailsculars free F J CHENFY CO Toledo O i Sold Druggists 76ecHalls Finally Pills are Fatally Wounded Lust Sunday at Clay Webster county Sherman Blackwell shot and fatally wounded George E Price Tho men quarrelled over a land titlo and time shooting was tho result Both aro prominent citizens and this sad affair is most unfortunate I Bismarcks Iron Nerve splendidhealthmendous energy are not found where Stomach LlyerKldnoys and Bowels are out of If you want these qualltes and tim success bring Theydovelopbody oat St Bernard Drugstore Caught Fire The grass In the largo lot near the residence of Mr J REvans caught sparksfromgulshed however by Mp F B ArIiioltl others before any damago was done It Is about tIme time of overythlngJlIBodryt gca may lJe ty Pfi tCUANflEIlEF cures aad lilDcrCumplatnILlrioo 25 Ceat Sold by St Bernard Drug Store G1 LD D i1 1 r atiThe t MARSHAL JAMES 4 CI AT PADUCAH I OJIltesiBoa8tTheY WIIiDrS posef 8oo CojoredVotes BY SUPRESSED REGISTRATION Protettiou Wiii 8 Sj Furnished dtfa1 Law 1 Hontit Elee1iLuprJ Formed GoebellteseffortsliavocitizomisTheythey will prevent GOO to 800 colored onlywayby intimidation or free uso of money Paducah Ky Oct 8 1 a m JameshasIs in conference with Deputy Mar slial Lame There is every indica bypersonsUndertimeconstitution of tho United States a strict enforcement of the law will bo applied OOEllEUTEfl FBURTItATKU Paducah Ky Oct 2Time Goo bollteg have made their boasts that tlieywould rUn 800 out ot i on registration Theyhpropose to resort to various accomplish their designs This was one of their to die franchise 0000 voter In the State which have declared they will do An honest election league has been1 organized hero and members- are of the be t tassertrights of time voters at all hazards Story of a SlaveITo ho bound years by tho chains of disease is the worst forum of slavery George D Williams of Manchesteri how such a was made helple Itwo fofor female diseases ures nervousness sleeplessnesss melancholy hdadacho This mnir che working modiclnoisa godsend pebpleRverybottJoguarantecd I cents by St Bernard druggist ffTouston cifromvllle For two years the wife of a prisoner lute at Huntsvllle supporting herself as well as she COli awaiting the timo for tho chusbandto serve It appears that his troublo caused beeauno of his devotion o hits wife with whom he was much In paimqtunnd a most loving wero ast Saturday shodeclded after much persuasIon that a free man penltentlnrywho had importuned liar for a few weeks at once applied for a divorce on time ground her husband had been convicted of a felony which is a statuary causo In Texas penitentiaryto IThotho lawyer Then he suddenly raised his sharp ax in hits left hand so tho story goes and with one blow smote oft imisrigbtarmjustbee low tllo elbow Dropping bloody x ho picked up quivering him nd1 handing to time lAwyer Said Present this as my wedding gift to lalntaUlIhIlSand death In the hospital aBeedmercliAnts Co V Va- truck legagainstacake of ice In severelytpained him so that ho could without time aid of crutches Ho was treated physicians also used several kinds of liniment and wo anti a half gallons of whiskey In It but until ho began using Chamberlains s Balm This brought almost a- omplete euro in a weeks time and he believes that had ho not used this remedy his log would have had to bo amputated Pain Balm is unequaled for sprains bruIses and rheu nudism by thowSt Bor o kPKing St Charles Heavy Loss by Fire Beaver Dam ICy Oct 2Attocloek this mornlng ro tho store of W A Bone r Co atCentertown It spread quicktly and destroyed time houses of Foster Woodard Co and Rowe Morton together with time contents of the stores The loss is at least 25000 with only 2000 In surance hold by Foster Woodwind Co Time cause of the fire is un knownDIGEST YOUR FOOD JJlnetr per cent of all ilckaeii Ii cAnaed b bodaotbelnrproperlrdlttated It cream poAo IOU roe your then you art LlteaaI1owder and watch the result Yoawtll eel tbeoo4 effectt alter taking out doss Cite It trial and be coat Inctd Price 2SC Dr Ottos Sprue Gum BalMm CurM Your Cowik Justthe McJIoln frChIlIlNftISt Bernard jDrug StoretStarting the Steal Jarly I y00t200o1belltesthis city that there wilt bo throe t days of registration here when there will bo ono time other hand warningtimeonly day that they can un 1navolda1Jlyhlndoredfromdblng nesS or absence from thoclty Thousands of time most stubborn and distressing oases of piles have been cured by Tablers Plle Oint PrlcorootlllnBernard Drugstore Tho largo coal mines at Dokovon which have been shut down months on account of a chtsflgQcmeut- witilthmozniners and opera torsntar ted up yesterday Time strike has been The iteilthRistorer cod He lihU lnlslntr Dr MA Stmnont LIver Mcdielnt SUeeilhtni the Nuirtt maker rOil Plump and Colllol and Cntlchei tht completion with litirscbotcsm Color 4 Subscribe for THH BKB VOLCANO WAS ALIVE Eruption Lasting an Hour Near V1 the Sahtai Maria Lakes breelo CiL p t fSB Beri sencountysuryoyorchaims to have outbreak of a volcano 30 miles fromthlsclty Friday after noon the eruption occurred near tIme Santa I and lasted less than an hour He approached to within COO feet of the upheaval and says that the heat was very uncomfortable at that distance yesterdayBest way to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOO Miss July 1 1899 NKW SPKNOBH MEDICINE Co I want to tell you what I think of your Nubian Tea I have use4 It myself and in my tamllYiand It is all that you claim time best Liver Medicine I over used It is Just time thing td take if you feel bad and aro bilious A B LANOASTKH Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Minister Applauded Chattanooga Oct IDr Alonzo Monk pastor of Centenary Method lot Church preached a sensational sermontonlght in which ho scored tho regular Democratic anilI municipal that a majority of candidates for aldermen on both tickets are either saloon- keepers I barkeepers or avowed urgodhisare opposed to time of tim 10 saloon closing ordinance In referring to saloonkeepers can for such terms as scounnrel bums agents of ell etc wore used Dr Monk declared that It would be a disgrace for any member of hits church to voto the Democratic city ticket and declared that if any member of hits g church voted a saloonkeeper for alderman he to congregnJlonfrequently Remarkable Rescue Plainfleidllcaught cold which settled on her pbyflessno medicine could cure her Her druggist suggested Dr Kings New Discovery for she delightfoundose Sue continued Its use and aftertnklng six bottles found her sound and well now does her own housework Ana is lIS well as she over was Free trial bottle atsSt Bernard Drugstore Only Cocts and 1100 every guaranteed I Qoebel Negro Didnt DrawI Shelbyvllle Oct 2An art Jiso ure a good audience for a Goo et speaker was a signal failure Chas F tead a negro was advertised throughout town and specially in time colored sections to speak at time courthouse on Amorl t 1andly urged to be present to hear the gifted lawyer and orator of their 4 own race to discuss this Time learned however that theowas a Goobel speaker mas severely rebuked time J- contemptible b refusing to attend the free lecture alsodoubt less remembering time effort of tho atwmplodto a 1 weeks Time negro spoke to an- audlonco of about forty persons four of whom were colored persons He That Any Would Win goodbcalthandood health should remember that requisiteiooblood and good health has helped glIng takingtlife to win Hoods Pills are gentle yet effect Ivo Fine Work- SFor line watch work clock work I nd Jewelry repairing caUon W G InspectorEanhington work warranted Stewards House burned The stewards residence at the Western Lunatlo Asylum at Hop ijnoonthe property of Judge Anderson tho a wero saved Tho origin of tho fire Is not known Loss several thousand dollars Covered by insur anco Washing Crock and Milk Vessels A great dealdepends the care f crooks or pans InVlilch milk is ept They should be washed as soon possible after being used Rinse first with colt water then wash thoroughly inside anti out with hot water n enough of Gold Dust Washing Powder has been dissolved byinsingupinime o u will be clean and sweet George Spence Dead Mr George Sponce died at his homo at Hocla last Saturday oven ing life funeral was preached SunIday afternoon at lila home by BaptistChmurclm t Earllngton cemetery Mr Spence ProsbyterlanChuroh and several children TUB Ban extends Its sylmmpaty to tIme bereaved ones On th 10th of December 1897 Rev A Donahoo pastor M E Church South Pt Pleasant W Va con tractod a severe cold which was at tended from tho first violent tcoughing Ho says After resort to a number of socalled specifics I usually kept In the house to nopur lrurchl8ed a bottle of Cimam I which acted eheerfnllyrecommend sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earl Ington George Charles Don T Robinson Morons Gap Oldest Woman In America Aunt Peggy Wade 110 years old and to bo the oldest wo juan in America died at her home Lawroncoburg Tenn last Satiir day managua King ofU Bird IB noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons who use Sutherlands Eagle Bye Salve for weak eyes Btyes soro- eyeR of any kind or granulated lids Sold by nlldealors at 25 cents President MoKinloy is to be at Nashville In November to welcome the FJrst Tennessee regiment on its return from Manila Time most stubborn cases of Broil chitis quickly succumb to Coussens Honey Price 9Ciand CO ots St Bernard Drugstore How Qoebel Love the Poor Mr Goobels devotion to time rail road employes is remarkable In the place he loves thorn so fondly that he tho charter of the cities 5f the second class so that they could not serve In the Council Saloonkeepers poolroom owners gamblers tramps beggars may Covlngwl1Lbrakeman engineer conductor switchman or man in the employ of a railroad- But these employes may serve William other ways If they will get hurt or killed ho has hits runners out with contracts to be signed by which he is to be employed anti under which he takes dollarho The effect is that babel gets rich while the poor man or his family live In poverty anti suffering till for after paying tho doctor and signerofTho Evening Post published Tues day one of Mr CO per cent contracts wo publish today a 05 per cent contract Under this contract Goebel got2 for ft the t JItand there Is more to follow All we desire to add hero Is that it was in one those cases that Mr Goebel brought down time public condenina Hon upon himself tram Judge Tafft for Jugglery with the Sam Jones at Madlsonvllle Time tallowing note from Rev Jam regardtosonville Itself DCARTEUSVILLBDEAR BBOTHER DOONEI have your letter at hand In Itsuits me to wait until first of November to begin your meetings In Madi and we will set No beginWrltoYours fraternally f P Jesus Good for the ChildrenIMrs Ella Hlnson of Hinton Ala writes us August 12 1898 I advise all mothers to their children Nubian Ten when are or fretful I keep this medicine time house and the children ailing Igive them n dose and that hyStlernartlDrugstore 0 Escaped Convict Caught Frankfort IyOct2When William Parrish a roustabout on time DIck Drown off time boat here todayOfllcer Canton Tnoumson aw a convicts garb protruding be low his trousers and arrested Later he was taken to time Frankfort wherevanlouspnisonersdentified served a term there His garb that of both Eddyvlllo and Jef fersohville and the authorities are awaiting news from there HAS NATURE WARNED YOUr Natare herself clad In the early garbs cs I causlegheI most delightful of ala springtime lid how do I ou feel lIaT you that tired shaky feellnr Tphol4Fenra It le ca Indication of alckneut avoId this coninlt at u our adtlca costs you nothing Can os your drarglst and procure a bottle of r Carilledt German Powder Take ne dosa day at bed time for sig then follow by procnrlnr bottle of Yucatan Chill onic loUowlalbe directions and ftUtwo wetki eonne of these two great remedle you prlaPreparea wlaea the atlll pben 1 full of terms If ecessarr and whti 7tllr Ijitsue wSrns 70t10 repeat the shore Theal Reed1es In IltocII odsoUby 1 St Bernard Drug Store Left for Conference RoscooMWheatlectWednosdayforOlAsgUw sion of time LouisvIlle Conference Ho was accompanied by Paul M delegateThl I pected to bo an unusually interesting one as there Is quite an amount of important work to be attended to Volcanic Eruptions Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life or joyo Buckleris Arnica Salvo cure them also Old anu Fever Sores Ulcers Bolls Felons Coins Warts Cuts calds Chapped Hhds Chilblains Best I cure on earth Drives out Pains and Aches Only 25cts a box Oiiro guaranteed Sold by St Ben uanl Druggist Bride Groom of 79 William Young aged soventynlno thlrty1lvinvero MondaytThe couple reside at Red Rock in the extreme north part of the connty To Cure a Cold In One Day DlomoQulnlnoTahletsAIldrugglst81eund it fails to ureTho genuine hnsL L B Q oii each tablet Died Saturday Night DnrnsloydiedHo hind been sick for some time with lung trouble and ida death was not yearsldHe leaves a wife and ono child sympathy Weak Bjrei art Made IrolllrIDim vision made clear re moved and granulated lids or sore eyes of any kInd peedlly and alTe- cually cured by tIme use of Sutimer uplujubesandI nil good druggists Mayfleld Goes DryhTie most exciting option election Mayfleld has had tho last 25 took and resulted asalwaysbOforo in a victory for the antisaloon people Tho majority was only tho temperance pIe are reJoicing anti saloon vacates are despondent When time result was announced thechureh and fire bells l ngJnd tho people wsnt wild The vof cast was about 800 CASTORIAFor Infants and Children Tks Kid You Have Always Bought Bean the- Signature 71of Mrs ES Armstrong of Parks vlllo probably owns the oldest stove I3tatesItwasmado year177Qtlo out of date but could bo set up towmlnutessingular coin date 1801 which was Armatrong1by1812 Dr M A Simmons llvcrUsdlctna Qalckeni the AppltlU Aldi DUtitloo gives Tonic and Vl orto 11 the functions and fonlfiesihe sjs tsmaliinMJtpIdiJmto InOatncei ILEANPEoPLE Cltanlinttt goes with fifaltfi IfIthave eatarrh any L where we fan not tt wholly 5i clean v Makcsystem title efforts to be free from this Uscrastlni disease Mrs TI A Johnston 103 MontgomeryAlaof the stomach null how she was cured I I will state to you that I have taken eight bottles of your Pcruna tol1YOodAnd I earnestly assure you that It has done mo more good than medl Jprescribesuffering 01 tho boil medicine In the world and have matlo many converts who are now rejoicing in tho great good which they liavo derived from tho same I can tell you that I am almost entirely relieved of indlges lion that great foo which has tortured mil so many years and can now cat anything I desire without Is frultsor something acid Td understand tho scientific action of Peru na It Is best to have Dr Hart special book for women 6r hit on chronic catarrh These books are mailed free by tho Poruna Medl clno Company Columbus O All Jrnsctsts sell Peruna PERSONAL Mr and Mrs L W Rice of Mad Bonvillo attended church item Sun day Mr and Mrs A T Kittingor of tho country were hero to attend ser SouthSunday StCharlesSaturday The Misses Lovell of Greenville visited their sister Mrs Charles Hayes this week Mr and Mrs Jennings of Dalton woro the guesss of Mr anti Mrs R J McCulley last Friday and Saturday Elder I H Teel has returned from Hopkinsvillo and Is now engaged in a two weeks meeting at Nebo Mr and Mrs Arthur Cole aro spending several days in St Louis Mrs Paul M Moore nnd little son Jojm wore in Evansville this week Mrs W S McGary and Miss Alice Wise were in MadisonviHe Tuesday Mrs M M Gordon of tho country was here Tuesday Walter Flnley who has been on time sick several days Is able to be out again Rev A J Thompson of Dixon through Sunday eiinJiito to Glasgow to attend Conference Nature can only teed the flame of life with the eaton which is di gested HEUDINI will reinvigorate a weak stomach and so improve digestion as to Insure the natural bloom of health Price 50c St Bernard Drugstore Program Following istho program of time White Plains Teachers Association to be held at White Plnlns Rchoo house Friday D80Dovotlonal xerclsoRJ D Cart 040 Welcome Address R P- Teagite 946Responsefl Utloy Assoclliln10 tOO Discussion by Miss Ella Staples nnd Taylor Cranor 1020 Language Lessons Miss Ophelia Davis lO30Prlmary Readlng1IIss Rose Hall 1040 Discussion by time Associa tion GeographMlssDelio Coleman anti EG Hamby 1105 Recitation Lotcher Fox SIIellIngWflUo1120 Writing Boyd Gatlin- 1130School Discipline J D Cart 11 45Noomm 1 15Song Service flay140PostalozziMisa Salllo 11 Drown l 5PorcentageA J Fox 210Number WorkTaylor Cra- nor Discussed by Miss Mnllssiv Samples 22Moral Training In School D U they 240 Grammar CM Oates General discussion by Associallo- im25IimyslologyDr W N Bally 310 Miscellaneous Business 330 Adjournment Miss SALMB BKOWN Free Miss OiHKiiA DAvis V P jQr M A Simmons Liter Medicine hit greilly benefited others and It reasonably cettiln lo do you rood Try 111 In Henderson County It has been loudly advertised by the Goebelltes that John Young Brown will not got ono hundred votes in Henderson where ho formerly lived etc Paducah Register More than half that number are known to be for Brown In ji single precinct in tho county with many voters refusing to declare them selves In two precincts over onei hundred aro known to bo Brown Henderson Journal WHY COUGH Why and rlconsumption when tIe celebrated Dr John W Dulls will euro at once Itnovcrfailstocurothroatand- lung troubles For bronchitis soro throat and hoarseness iLls Invaluable DLBiilLsCOUCH Will euro a Hacking Cough Doses are itnaU and pleasant to take Doctors recommend It ITlceajcti Al alt druggists Wail n DR H C SETTLE Preaches His Farewell Sermon to the Citizens of Rus sellvllle Dr HO Settle who received a stroke of paralysis a few wefiks ago preached sermon that timeMethodistOne hand was In a sling anti be reeled several times while wIthhtsoiiHAn Insult to Dewey United States Senator Mark Hanna says this of the presldoney placIng the list of prospective presidential candidates is is hn in still and a great injustice to tho hero of Manila Bay as ho himself has frequently that nothing in the world Induco to run for President or other political of To torceilp n thus bravo and time need of again and again declaring ho will not accept oPlnlonlcontemptlblo i stern purpose nnd determination In time ranks of those shift lug aspirants for political honors who have not the to resist yehitical TIme Senator when asked If Mr McKlnley would be a candidate for everytImIng nayfleld Blazed WSandersoaSunday morning about daylight A large amount of feedstull was also destroyed Henry Koehler Company Want several carloads of CIIOIOK WALNUT Loos Will pay highest cash prlcoTheynlso buy Popiukn and LuMUBii In mixed cars Write them at Louisville Ky Low Rate Excursion to Louisville October 9th For time day of the Louis villa Industrial Exposition Street Fair and Midway Carnival time Illi nois Central will run Its last low toVNortonville at D53 aflL arriving at Loulsvillo 830 p m Monday Octo her 9th regulartraln8inclusive Rate from NortonyJ1le Is 275 This Will be the most exten sive Street Fair and Carnival of time In addition to tint IndustrialSjar will be many of the Mid way attractions of tho Worlds Fair including Hagenbachs Famous Trained Animals Streets of Cairo etc AI1 HANsoN 0 PA Republican Speaking Dates Judge W II Holt and Capt J W Tbtock morton Thursday Oct C Dixon 1 p m Thursday Oct 6 Sebree 7 p m Prlncetonll p in Saturday Oct 1 pm mumTuesdayWednesday l1 tllIirvlte 1 I In Thursday Oct 12 Franklin Friday Oct 131111111118 drove I p ni Saturday Oct 14 Brownsville 1 p m Judge Clifton J Pratt and W R Day Russellvlllo Saturday Oct 14 1 p m Glasgow Monday Oct 101 p m Versailles Wednesday Oct 18 1 p m Nicholasvlllo Thursday Oct 19 1 p inLancaster Friday Oct 20 1 p m Winchester Monday Oct 23 1 p m Carlisle Wednesday Oct 20 1 pm Tolesboro Thursday Oct20l p in lion John W Yerkes Bowling Green Tuesday Oct 17 1 in Greenville Wednesday Oct 181- p mHopkinsvillo Thursday Oct 19 1 Madlsonvillo Friday Oct 20 1 p m Smlthland Saturday Oct 21lpmn Hickman 23 111ln Paducah Tuesday Oct 24 In in Hartford WednellllayOct 21 fpin Prof W II lleKldley Hopkinsvillo rfdny Oct 0 Madisonvilio1Saturday Oct 7 10 Russellvllle Wednesday Oct 11 Owensboro Thursday Oct 12 U N Lander and II S Smith Thursday Oct 5 Providence 730 p m Friday OctO Henderson 7 80p in Saturday Oct7 Corydon 7 80 p m Monday Oct 9 1Iorgan ld 730 P lIJi ai f Tuesday Oct10Mam1on 7 80p m Wednesday OotliPrlhcetai7aoP- Thursdny Oct ft Ktittawn 730 p in Friday Oct 13 Paducah 730 p m Saturday Oct 14 Cacti 780p m Monday Oct 10 Elktou 730 II m Tuesday Oct 17 Allensvllle 730 p in Wednesday Oct 18 Russellvlllo 780 m Thursday Oct 10 m Friday 20 BowlngGrcen730- PSaturdny Oct 21 Greenville 730 pm GRDVE5 TASTE IiiiLL- TtINICASCOODFOltADtJl18WA aPerldCe4IcQOIWVB11bought tInSo CKM already In all our ex- Krlnnce ot yean In e drill bosloeee hays to aatl UoUoua 7OrQuiCcOUS1ICAUZ CGo ACTS GENTLY ON THE DNEYSLIVIAAND CLEANSES THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALLD tlEPSOVERCOMES hAGo STIPATr u PERMANENTLVITS ICrAL DUX THE GCNUINCMAHTO b- YLINIA puLa JTG Yroa seu tai MICIFI U too nhioTi Kodaksdo some plateholders heavy fragile glass plates and bothersome dark slides Just turn a Key All Kodak use our lightproof lUll cartridges which weigh but ounces where plates weigh pounds and can be loaded in daylight tease itylei use either plates or Clou Kodaks 500 to 35001 EASTMAN KODAK CO 5SSRl t Rochester NY ooooooooooooooooooo4 Webster International DhtiOnaryS Tltp the Creat Standard Authority tinwtllif Hon IIJ Itrewrr nunHtnitclartl r the 11 K jlovlPriWg- pdIreIie T5 supreme Cuntt nil th KUK Ma hrriniCoitrUjiiKlofnwr ly nil Crhoottuoks Vnrtiily Coniiticuded iy5te Snperlnlenlents 1 IIIIrol tIn holllertdhealu liuoit ntiliout nnmW- rZmivn1unIie Iii HM Uoiiwrwhaurpro fal win 004- emtrotor rsJermciJHur lent on ajjxlcatloH to O C aicrrlntti CorubUabclll- Springfield Blana CAUTION Do not be deceived la buying email aocalle4 Vebsterp DIctIonarIes All tniMnlhj l rl lrmrnta of VtI lcr rIi rtutloiiKl Dirtlon cry In the iarlous aloes our tredetnark on Ilic rotit rover as tbowii la the cnts MZC ie m Va u- cT CKKKHKKKHXXXXXKKXKXXXXXX THOS B YOUNG Manufacturer High Gradeto Boots and Shoes Repair Work i Jpiclallf Earllr1gtOr1 Ky generalAmand for now work as well as all classes of repair wQrk Ihave pro cured tho services of a Urstclass shoemaker from Evansville and am noiV prepared to do till work promptly on short notice Al work guaranteed to fit and give Anyone 5flQt0 a ieecu wu our opinion free w Mention Is lions strtcthr conOdentlsJJJ tnt free Oldest 1atent taken tErou tfwlaltwtlu without a melt tfleitrtled iotJerasu tori of acten050 s months L 50 newdealsts ROM RCo 3OIBroadwsyWeW York cane mt a at Wuhtoetou U t W A NISHET President O W WADniM Cashier HOPKINS COUNTY BANKMADISONVILLE Captal Stock 50000 Transacts n general banking busi ness and Invites time accounts of time citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest anti most secure vault Iu this suction of Kentucky OUTRAGE AT LEXINGTON J 4 Characteristic Goebel Method of Deception WILL DO THE COUNTING i4GANG Action of FjyttU County fiUctlon Com v mission Strikingly Display aobVa Otalcnlng Iland Organisation of Hon a11 Kcetaaary to Protect tb Dal lot nod PnnUh Ha Dtiacratnra The entire state should be aroused by thj attack of the Ooebel machine In Fayette county upon a free ballot slId n lair count ItiIa a bold defiance of the people it Is a declaration of war on the ballot box It Is a determined preparation to faj pehdous crime T This Is the first response to the ac tlonof Messrs Pryor and Ellis In packing 119 county election boards with Goebel men We bolleve this original error was due to partisan zeal and not to any desire to wrong any man but we pointed out at the tins that the course of Messrs Pryor and Ellis in giving to one faction of one party a majority of every county board in the state would be taken by the county politicians as their Instructions to jdo all for Goebel oin Lexington the Fayette county commissioner have acted promptly and audaciously and It the people of Fayette intend to have a fair election they must meet the crisis courageously and at once- Believing that Messrs Pryor and Ellis desire to secure a fair expression we urge on them the removal of the commissioners appointed last week in Fayetto county They have the power to do this It is an extraordinary power and in our Judgment It was put in the lay for no such purposes as that fOr which we urge the commissioners to use It But it can never be used again so effica ciously so beneficently Remove the commissioners of Fay ette county and put men in their places whose very names will command pub lic confidence So doing gentlemen of the commis zion you can reassure a disturbed people So doing you can go far to coun terac the evil consequences that must otherwise follow the appointment of two or three Ooebel men on everyone of the 119 county election boards Not only must the people of Ken tucky have a fair election this year they must in advance bave an assur ance of a perfectly fair election The issues Involved are too serious to be In doubt for a moment The consequences of illadvised actions may prove most momentous The action of the Fayette commis lion Is at once a threat and a menace They threaten the people with dlsfran chlsement and they constitute a men ace to order in this commonwealth When Mr Goebel prepared to seize from an unwilling convention a nomi nation for gpvernor he emptied 322 seats by a minority vote and then seated enough of his hirelings to give them control The nomination following that act baa produced a revolt within the party to which cur recent history gives no parallel It has been a peaceful revolt te cauE3 the people have believed that there was yet one more appeal for Justice They have made that appeal to the ballot box Now that count In Fayette county is to be tampered with Is It possible peopletotcision from a debauched ballot box We do not Because we do not believe they either will accept or ought to accept such a decision We make thla personal appeal to you Judge Pryor to you Captain Ellis to Inter vouonnd stop the proceedings already Inaugurated in Fayette countyLou isville Post ObI rroloIt7 When Editor Morris said to William Coebel Senator If you publish this article It will bring on serious trouble with Sandford what was the response of this Immaculate candidate for governor by grace and favor of force fraud treachery and the police and firemen of Louisville 0d him thats what I want Rend the vile and infamcus article which William tj Goebel wrote and caused to be pub hiked in the Covington Ledger and Mr Tom Pettit is answered It may be that William Goebel does not chew and it may be that he does not smoke But that he Is profane and vile In his language In his home town is known Before we started uptown said Jack Hendrick referring to the killing of Sandford we bad several toddles and the ne comprised William Goe bel and himself Aa Othr Sa Him During a recent political apeaklng at Mt Sterling Judge Redwlne who so ably did Mr Goebels bidding at the Louisville convention was one of the auditors He waltzed into the hall aud squatted beside an honest old hayseed The latter was all attention but as the speaker progressed he began to manifest considerable uneasiness Finally he turned to his neighbor and In an Irish whisper saM Why dont he say something about RedwlneT lies the damned rascal we farmers ate after And the Judge was so silent that you could have beard an eye wink Mays vine Ledger ur Eolofed Jiti ens All communicttioui ami uuitori of n wr per I Hiatus la this column should bt addrsd la Gin ALIXAMDSS IIIIrhaClob Ky Taylor and Pratt Club At Earlington Ky on September 27 1699 the Taylor und Pratt club met and reorganized with a number of colored voters Quite an interest was manifested Taylor and Pratt AssomblyHallH S Smith were the distinguished speakers They are Hopkinavilie- orators of more fame P A CAVANAUQII Seoy Rev T A Brown M D wife and three children ot who are engaged In time evangelical- work and in the interest of time Christian Mission In Memphis arrived In Earlington Friday even lug and are by special request of Rev J M Hurt pastor and officers of the A M EZlon lmurcIi to hold a series of meetings The Doctor and held an open air service on the streets near the Company Store Saturday evening was appreciated by all pros ent Mrs Brown preached morning and at to large congregations Great interest was manifested two persons confessed Christ and three church Mrs Brown and children left for Memphis Monday morning the 2nd Dr remain to hold the meetings for a week or ten days The Doctor has many good things to say of our little townMrs E Atkinson who has been visiting friends at Nashville stopped AndyNightatLouis Tuesday Mr Torn Davis departed this life September BOth and was buried Monday the 2nd The school is making rapid progress Mrs M V Keunard is an excellent teacher The trustees are to be congratulated for their wIse provision for Rev Brown visited tho school Monday and his presence was a delight to tho little people A PW Thets Tennyson could take a sheet of mner and write a poem on it worth 66 000thats genIus The St Bernard Coal Company can write a few words on It and make It capitalA of metal worth 5 and make it into watch springs worth 1000 thats skillA hod carrier can work ten hours and handle several tons of earth for flrothatitlabor everythingbutbankruptcySome expect their children to be educated going to school every qther day or week with only a part of the required articles or none at alt thats foolishness More than fifty per cent of children of school age are attending school thats Interest But less than fifteen per cent at tend Sabbath Schoolthats care lessness There are people who are so anx educatediyettaxes thats nonsense There are people who wish their children to intelligent men and women yet their live in time streets and have but little home restraint thatsInconsistency Subscribe for fUR nEE ForTAKECoughs Croup Hoarseness Honey La GrippeTar BronchitisCREAT THROAT AN I Consumption LUNa REMEDY WOLEYS BANNER ALVE is a Healing Wonder CAMPBELL 6c CO jfNIWIMITUftA as Applied to Sewing Machines- An Vaa under which you can obtain easier terms and bcttervaJuo In the purchase of- 45Jwrorid famous White Sewing Machine than ever 1fko offered Write for our elegant HT caufc ue and detailed particulars How we can save you money la the purcIm4a highgrade sewing machine and the easy terms of pa meat we cfffer either direct from factory or through our regular authorized agee This Ian opportunity you cannot afford to pass You know the Wite you know Its manufacturers Therefore a detailed o1C machine and Its Construciou is unnecessary If you have an phd machlnJto OXChange we can offer most liberal terns Write todaf Address it full WHITE SEWING MACIINE CMffANY Dept A title ILI t j WORMS here W1u11ScEAM VERMIF14CEMostt Ftr 20YSIK His Lad ill Warm a- QXi Zj XaXa 3xlvGrarIx k fVepatrcd by JAMES r BALLARD Ot TilE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON II IOURTH QUARTER iNTER- NATIONAL SERIES OCT 8 Text of the Ieaaon Cat 111 1U Sleuiory Verse B G Golden Text nom vlll 31 Couimentnrr lro pared br the neT D M Steam Copyright 1SDD by D M Stearns 1 After these things Old King Ahasu crui promote Unman the son of Ham mcUatha the Agnglte and advanced him nnd set his seat above all the princes that were with him This wicked man and other wicked men placed In positions of power and authority make us think of Dan lv 17 The Most High ruleth In the kingdom of men and girrth It b whomsoever He will and nettcth up over It the txmKt of men We have seen In the book of Ezra how the enemies of Od aOl lIla people were permitted to pros per up to a certain point but were In due time overcome In this book of Esther we see the enemy prospering wonder fully for a time but sudden and fearful was his downfall 2 And all the kings servants that were In the kings gate bowed and reverenced unman for the king had BO com manded concerning him but Mordecal bowed not nor did him reverence Here Is a man who like Daniel anti his friends fears not the face of man because he fears God and to an enemy of God he will not bow let the result bo what It may Because of Amnleks rebellion against God and ills people it had been determined to blot out the remembrance of him from under heaven Ex xvII 10 Deut xxv 1710 Had Mordecal bowed to Ilaman he would have done EO to an enemy ot Qod and this he would not don Then the kings servants which were In the kings gate said unto Mor decal Why trans sscst thou the kings commandment These servants knew no king but Ahnsuerus Like the Jews In the time of Christ they would say We have no king butiCoesor John xix 1C How many who bear the name of Christian would have to confess it they spoke truly 0 Lord our God other Lords besides Jheo have dominion over us Isa xxv 13 Many there ore who con tinually break the first commandment Thou shall have no other gods before me Ex xx 3 Mordecal could truthfully I say The Lord is my lawgiver the Lord Is my judge the Lord Is my king lie will save me Isa xxxIII 22 4 Now It came to pass when they spnke dally unto him and he hearkened not unto them that they told Ilaman to see whether Mordecals matters would stand for he bad told them that he was a Jew Mordecal was established and therefore unmoved by the con luual words of tbo kings servants lie believed God for that Is the only way to lie estab IIshed II Chron xx 20 Isa vil 0 The worth for us is Be ye therefore stead fast unmovable always abounding in the work of the Lord I Cor xv CS We should say with Paul With me It U a very small thing that I should be judged of you or of mans judgment lie that judgcth mo It the Lord I Cor Iv 3 4 5 And when Human saw that Mor decal bowed not nor did him reverence then was Unman full of wrath Just so did Nebuchadnezzar act when Dan iels friends bowed not to him It is allot satan when any one wants to be wor shiped or reverenced Instead of giving all the glory to God He wanted even the Son of God to worship him Math Iv 0 and his followers have the same spirit making out that they lire some great I ones to whom others must bow down Acts v 30 Till 0 This spirit which has been so fully seen since they said nt Babel Let us make us a name Gen xi 4 shall be finally and most fully seen In the antichrist or man of sin or law less one of the last days Dan il 80 37 II Thess II 4 8 etc 0 And be thought scorn to lay hrmJj on Mordecal alone S wherefore Ha man sought to destroy all the Jews Death is the devils weapon Hob II 14 Therefore Cain killed Abel Pharaoh kill ed the male children of Israel Herod killed the babes In Bethlehem and so It goes and will go till the last enemy death shall be destroyed I Cor xv 20 It Is the nature of the wicked to watch the righteous and seek to slay him but the Lord will not suffer It unless It Is for the highest good nnd greatest glory of the righteous Ps xxxvII 32 33 7 It would seem from this verse when compared with chapter Ix 24 that for about a year Unman was plotting anti planning the destruction of the Jews It Is said of the wicked that they devise mischief upon their beds and set them selves in a way that Is not good Pa xxxvl 4 It Is bad enough when ene moles speak evil of us whisper together against us and devise our hurt but It is wcrso It those who were our familiar friends turn against as yet even that li but a phase of our fellowship with Christ Ps xII 69 John xv 20 21 8 And Human said unto King Abas uerus Thero is a certain people scattered abroad and dispersed among the people In all the provinces of the kingdom ahd their laws arc diverse from all people neither keep they the kings laws Three fore It Is not for the kings profit to suffer them Thus were the Jews alan dcred to the king when the temple was being buildcd Ez vl 12 13 The testi mony against Paul and Silas was These men being Jews do exceedingly trouble our city and teach customs which are not lawful for us to receive neither to observe being Romans Acts xvi 20 21 lInt nothing was ever said about any one quite so bad as that which our Lords enemies said about Him the pure and holy Lamb of God 0 It It please the king let It be writ ten that they may be destroyed and I will pay 10000 talents of silver to the hands of those that have the charge of the business to bring It into the kings treasuries What a truly devilish plot this was to destroy thousands of people so as to be avenged upon Mordccall 10 And the king took his ring from his hand and gave It unto Unman tue son of Hammcdathn the Agaglte the Jews enemy Thus the doom of the Jews seemed about to be accomplished by their enemy but God was watching and saying Thus far shall thou come Kings and rulers tony set themselves and take counsel together against the anointed of the Lord but Ho that glttcth In the heav ens shall laugh The Lord shall have them In division Ps II 14 11 And the king said unto Unman The silver is given to thee the people also to do with them as it seemcth good to thee Shall God allow Ills people thus to be given Into the hand of the en emy Sometimes lie does for He said concerning Israel I have given the dear ly beloved ot my soul Into the hand of her enemies Jcr xII fl- Sunshlny People When we comp to count over the qualities that endear OUT friends to us we naturally think of the bright and cheerful talker who has been foremost In giving us enjoyment The sunshiny bringbrllhthopelesslybewildered Is not a local one will be always as MayChrJatlan Begin Thy Hecrn Com Lord and tarry not dayOhher flee ages of delay Own for Thy winti MW watt iJally ascends the ilgb The Spirit sad the brld fay coin Vest Thou not hear their cryf reignofCome take the kingdom to HiyuU Great Kite of rtgbtcoussesaI fiTTiise4 V In time Bold by dtu5tats CONSUMPTION J 1ST BERNARD COAL COMPANY lV INCORPORATED It Ii1r I fW J General Office Earlington Kentucky ii p 13r1 z CIi OfTi ces I JAMES It IOVU Mhiiantr 201 N Chcrrv Street Nashville Capt K U KOUSK Mr Ialmri Mnur Urnilw If 4 1Tennessee KrniuCky S M NKWI3OLD Mannger 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager GUI tier Main ami Auction Streets Kentucky Memphis Tenn i A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind iV1401e ale AriteaHUNT BRO Memphis Tenn HESSER MILTON Rialto Building St Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago 111 1STHE FAMOUS NO 9 COAL For all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET ii I BRUSHED 60KE FOR BASK BURNERS ID FURNACES BERNfptonof the Crushed Coke will do the same workas 2 one ton of the best Anthracite Coal i ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY t sSisTOst sasfs stf Ie 1tCHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR topic For the Week Bealnnlas Oct H Comment by novo H II Doyle Tone Weik whir Cluirt ltll you tOoJoIua Ul 1A The topic illustrated in the topical reference by an incident in the life of Christ after His resurrection It is the appearance of Christ to the seven die ciplea on the Galilean sea where they had been fishing an entire night with out success Jeans appeared In the worn ing He said to them Cast the ouI the right side of the ship and ye 8ha11I find They cast therefore and they were not able to draw it multitude of fishes Here is an illustra tion of working where Christ said toIwork and tho result Where shall we work as Christians T What shall we do for Christ T Shall we preach the gospel t Shall we become foreign missionaries or halt we stay in the home church and If so what shall we consider our special duty and mis sion there These are questions that often confront Christian people nor are they always answered gives uq a safe principle to follow work where Christ tells you to For many reasons wo should work where Christ tells us to 1 Because it is our doty It la for Christ to command and for us to obey Ho is onr leader our Captain and the most important duty of the soldier is to obey tbe commands of his superior officer 2 Obedience to Christ is a test of our love for Christ Christ Himself said If ye love Me keep My command ments If we love Cbrlsl we are to show it doing what He wants ns to do 8 Christ knows best where the work should bo done and what we are capa ble of doing The officer always has a wider vision than the private His op- portunIties for superior knowledge are greater Christs vision is greater than ours The disciples had failed When they did them to do they succeeded beyond all expectations Sac COBS therefore depends upon obedience to Christ But how may wo know where Christ wants us to work He cannot tell us as He did His disciples of old and yet Ha does give us leadings in the matter 1 Ability should assist us to decide If Christ has not given us ability to do a certain kind of work we may rest assured that He does not want us to do it 2 Opportunity should be looked upon as a command from Christ Chris than opportunity Christian duty The helplessness and need of tbo man who had fallen among thieves were a command of Christ to those who passed by Him 8 The study of Gods word will asist us in deciding when Christ wants us to work and what He wants us tooLet us do oar best to discover where Christ wants us to work and then let us do His work Where duty calls or danger be never wantlngtbere Bible Readings EccL jx 10 Math v 10 xliII 48 xII 50 xxv 8140 xxviii 1820 John ii 111 xiv 10 xv 114 Acts vi 110 xIII 18 Luo vi 40 I Rom xII 081 Cor x 81 1 xII 111 S Gal vi 10 CoL III 17 Literature and Itellalon III vain do wo search for true and soul saving religion among the most brilliant writers of the day In Joo many of them we encounter only bitter hostility and unbelief Therefore when a prominent writer acknowledges the superintending care of God in honest vigorous terms the Christian world la surprised into thinking that ho leon the side of truth and especially whet bo is at the same time one whose voice Is for progress and limo development MrKlpling In publicly acknowledging the dependence of Great Britain upon a superin tending Providence May his recent ex perlenco be so bleeeed to him that he may attain to truths of which as yet his writings are silent Episcopal Re corder- A Scotch Criticism It Ah my mister you preached A goodish sermon tonight but if it had been cut short at ends and set afire in thomlddleltwad a dean M ware goodiExsLmije t T rri trn1 DOLORED VOTERS HEED Why You Shoud Support the Rcoublican Ticket STAND BY PROVEN FRIENDS And Overthrow the Iirty That Would I Jtob You of Your Ji uts I AN ADDBr33 2IKOCRE AND WISE Ctnrrat Annelailnn of C Inrod naplltll Mtkra a rr oaf Apntil lit Uvotackr Negrw l Me4 fr llunrt CUellooa till Cnr the fjrir Thu I ramvtra lh II pjIns nmrnrt cud Pr avrlty of h hnIIAt a recent meeting of the General Association of Kentucky Baptists a committee was appointed to wake cer tain Investigations and to examine the several party platforms and the per sonal standing cf the various candidates for office A careful examination was duly made by the committee and the following address was drawn up to the colored voters of Kentucky Wo your committee appointed by the general association at its recent session in Paris Kyto make certain investigations and to examine the say eral party platforms and the personal standing of the several candidates for office and to issue an address to the colored people of Kentucky advising them as to what we thought would be for the best Interest of nil true Ken tacklans in the coming contest real ize tho grave responsibility attached knowIIngsire of the ministers of Kentucky to dictate and scramble in politics But such grave questions now confront our people and so many rumors having been afloat in regard to the attitude of many of the men running for office towards the colored people the Gen eral Association of Colored Baptists representing 75000 members felt called upon to give some attention to the election in our beloved state this year The only apology we have to offer for pursuing this course we are Kentucklans and have an Interest In common with all Kentuckians Never In the history of our prouS common wealth have the Kentucky people been more interested in an election than the one to take place in November We have made a careful examination of the different party platforms and the Goebel election law the Mc Chord railroad bill and the China schoolbook bill We have also read the views of Hon W O Bradley as set forth in his vetoes of these measures Knowing his ability as a law yer and statesman we feel that his opinion Is in every way worthy of our consideration and confidence lie points out these measures tb be in every way partisan dangerous undem ocratic as well as unconstitutional The Hon Charles J Brcnston Democratic senator from Fiyetto county recognized as one of the leading DIm ocrats of the state in his speech in the senate in opposition to the election bill declared that this was the most infamous measure ever enacted In Kentucky and wound up by saying Never shall my efforts cease until I have seen erased from the fair name of Kentucky the blot you will place there by your votes this day The CourierJournal of Feb 25 1898 said of the election bl1lThea- lien and sedition laws which engulfed and destroyed the Federal party were not less oppressive and unrepublican In their character Indeed bfthfPreaenL Democratic t i P t leaders of Kentucky might one with out exaggeration or pathos exclaim Oh Judgment thou art fled to brutish beasts and mea have lost their rca son MTal monstrous usurpation Of power needs no explanation It Is so simple that a child may read and un derstand It But no power can stop it unless the people of Kentucky not yet wholly lost to liberty manhood and selfrespect arise In their majesty and arise at once to call off the maddened dogs of war whom passion and faction have let loose on Frankfort and who bavin bad a taste of blood would rend the very eagles that guard the commonwealth from limb to limb leaving the people only the bare and worthies bone Cruth noatxlltu In common with the best thinkers and liberty loving people of the com monwealth of Kentucky we add our condemnation and disapproval of this force bill that strikes at the very foundation of our civil liberties and time destruction of our republican foVm of government Whatever Is for the best Interest of Kentucky the negro has always been found to advocate that doctrine he Is not a party to fraud and corruption He believes that all men should be treated with fairness and Justice Whatever is forthe best interest for our white brother we believe will also be to the best Interest of our brother blackTbe of the nation as well as Kentucky are and will be fixed on us watching to see what use we will make of our power as voters The fate of our own race as well as the white who believe In giving every man a living chance will depend upoa how we tote In the coming election so far as Kentucky Is concerned Good men of all parties are uniting In the effort to cave the honor of Kentucky Goebellam must bd stopped The bosses are resorting to everything contemptible and unmanly to throttle the will of the people They have even attacked the ministry They have assaulted many of the feeding preachers of the state notably among whom ire might mention Dr Kerfoot It seems to be their plan to silence the pulpit unless it speaks In favor of Goe bcllsm With the wrangle now going on in the Democratic party and the way General Hardln and Captain Stone were defrauded out of the nomination and the methods used by the Itedwlno and police convention In Louisville that nominated one of the Democratic tickets we doubt the wisdom of the colored people of Kentucky listening to the fairpromises made by these political tricksters Ii they will treat the members of their oWn household in the manner they did what hope has the negro who has opposed the Bern ocratic party to break away at this limo from the timehonored principles of tho Republican party to help a party that advocates laws and measures that seem to strike every vestige of man hood down that happens to be poor and not as fortunate aahls white brother We plainly say that In our Judgment this is not the time fo tel low these strange gods The following Is a sample of what they will do If given allbranches of our national gov ernment The DejftocraU seek to die franchise the poor man On Feb 18 1898 the Democrats In the house passed the following bilIlalso pass ed the Senate and Mr Qoebel a can didate for governor voted for the bill U Do It enacted by the general assembly of the commonwealth of Kentucky that at tho next regular election there be submitted to the qualified voters of this commonwealth the tel lowing amendment to section 145 of the constitution of the state of Ken tucky that in addition to the throe exceptions contained therein the fourth exception shall be inserted and shall rsadj astollowsFoufthPer ions tailing to produce receipts tor poi 1 taX properly B4gB 4by the sheriff T na JfJ- or of tils county for tie year preceding the year In which the election Is held provided a poll tax Is levied for such a year and provided further suet persona as are exempt from paying a poll tax shall not be required to pro duce such a receipt the persons so ex empted to produce the certificate of the county clerk to that effect roe t Man Shet Oat qt will be observed that not a sin gle Republican voted for the bill This law It enacted would deprive every poor man of the right to vote unless he had a pull with the fiscal court This shows clearly who are the friends of the poor The negroes of Kentucky should understand what this bill mesas hay in enjoyed four years under a Republican administration we are satisfied that It is for the best Interest for the citizens of Kentucky to keep the Republican party la power The Repub lican party has been the aflraaatlve aggressive and advancing party the party of progress nd reform the party of patriotism liberty sad courage All the great measures leading to the pres ervation of the Union the abolition of slavery the establishment of the highest public credit of the best cur rency of the diversity of our employ- mentS of the protection of our indus try from undue competition of the homestead policy and the numerous other public measures that hUb tend ed to lift our country to the greatest national republic that ever existed have been the works of the Republican party It II equally true that during all this time the Democratic party has been a party of opposition resisting at I I every point all of the measures of the I Republican policy I We point with pride to the illus I I trious and noble governor William O Bradley the friend and champion of all the people be they white or black rich or poor and there would be no greater commendation ot his superb administration than to see to It that his successor Is a Republican In the person of General W S Taylor We have every reason to believe I that the people of the state will make no mistake in supporting every noml leo of the Republican ticket We call upon humanitarians and cosmopoli tans everywhere to aid In striking a blow at that which takes from us our rights and robs us of our liberties Qoebellsm Fellow citizens the time Is ripe for hontbt elections for wise and effective temperance laws and toe a careful an4 studious consideration of the labor problems with a view to promote as far aa possible laws for the happiness peoplewcan be done by Republican success The election of General Taylor and the Republican ticket and the election ot- a Republican senate and house of representatives will Insure the rl ht of suffrage to every citizen whether rich or poor Signed by 8 E Smith D D pwensboro 0 H1 ParrIsh D D Lou Isrllle R Mitchell DI Frankfort J E Wood A M W H Steward A M Louisville tJL1L But CpvingtonH Kennedy Henderson J W Clark Nichala vijtV Its is with iprUe and muihjwtlsfacr tloa that the commlttee preseQts this statement to time public ordeVtoLexington to 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