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OUpemed uinl r 2515" ' NO. 40 'TENTH YEAR 4. REPUBLICAN .- E! ARLINGTON, HOPKINS COUNTY, KENTUCKY, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1899. the Inaurseats llollli Form a Junction I'luliln and Foot Races.' Das-ge- SPEAKING: t 'Largs And isllc Audience , Heard Judge W. II. Holt and The Gallant Admiral Has Another lion. Clifton J Pratt Proof that His Fellow-Coun-trym- At Assembly Hall List '.Night Speeches Well Received and Greatly Applauded. Judgo W. II.IIpH vlHlted Madlson-vlll- o on Wednesday and spoko on tht) Isauprfof tho campaign from thb Republican standpoint. At 1 o'clock a splendid crowd greeted tho speaker In tho Tabornnclo, and oven, tnosb of opposlto views declared tho cilort of tho J uliro ....... a inastorly handling of tho ru suujeet. " All liepuuucans wero uo lighted with tho olfoot produced. At 7:U0 Wednesday night Judgo Holt appeared with our old friend, Judge Watt, wtAssombly Hall, In Karlington. Bo many at Mortons Gup and Unrnsley desired to hear rue uistinguisiieu Hpeaicers mat Mr. J no. B, Atkinson arranged for train service to accommodate our neigh- Love Him. tOVIHS CUP PRESENTED BY THE CITY. iter v. I I. ft,: j&t h' f ,fr ;vI "Vt' fi 'Si's Yen : Hero In War and In Peace Tho OTHEKWISiS UNNOTICED. PRACTICALLY DESTROYED. Forty States, Oklahoma and Indian Modrat Admlralond the Heaource-fTerritory Represented by PromPrealdent A Mead of Honor ia St. Louis bank clearings, Monday, Stafford, Mo., Almost Obliterated 1V inent Individuals or Delegations ' Fire Gnllnnt Fire Fluhtluir Schley lm( the Pnlltlrlnna Could were the largest on record. The ISveut of the Dny tbc ArXot Pre en t. hy Women. Company K has been withdrawn rival of Col. Wm. J. Bryan. from riot duty at Cartervllle, III. Springfield, Mo., Oct. 3. The littlt Washington, Oct. 4, The A caddie on the Country club's golf Dallas, Tex., Oct.". The two days' . of Admiral Dewey's triiimnhnl links nt St. Louis found $3,000 worth town of Strafford, ten miles east of democratic New York, Oct, 1. Yesterday was carnival opened auspiciouswas reached yesterday In of diamonds and returned them to the here, was practically destroyed by fire, ly, the event the greatest day In New York's hisof early Sunday morning. Nearly oil tho arrival of Wm. the morning being the the shadow of the dome of the nntlonal jowner. tory. The entire city, with its unJennings Brynn. Tho ciipitol. Here he received from the Senator Gocbel addressed n great tnale population was In Springfield at- city Is packed with democrats reprecounted hosts pf guests poured out In hands of the president the magnificent democratic gathering nt Itlchmond, tending n meeting of JVoodmen, and senting 40 states, Oklahoma rind Inalmost Inconceivable! mnsses to do the women had to flght the fire al- dian territory. Jeweled sword voted him by congress Ky.J the home of former Gov. honor to the hero of Manila bny and Ibe most nlone. Drought had made water In commemoration of the victory of men who stood behind the guns, nnd It Same Prominent Democrats. XtM'lla buy. Gov. Stanley will head the Kansas scarce, and the town wns very dry. k safe to say that no military or naval Among the At times every building in the city the coming prominent men awaiting A Hero In War and In Pence. committee to welcome home Gen. hero cTer received a greater ovation. of Bryan were O. II. 1'. bors. This was the official reason for the Funston nnd the Twentieth Kansas would be on fire. Women saved sev- Belmont, of New York; Judge Tnrvln, The day's events began with the preeral residences bp tho use of wet of Kentucky; Col. Wetmore, The Assembly Hall was filled to sentation, ot the city hall, of n magnlfl-ecHut mere official sanction regiment, icremony. of Misoverflowing with a most attentive, blankets. Hanson & Thorson, general souri; United States !ould neur have thrown Into the dem- with n cancer. AdSenators Berry, of respectful and appreciative audlencb miral loving cup, of solid pold, tomakThe insurgents surprised nn Ameri- merchandise, loss $20,000, wns the Arkansas, nnd Chilton, of Tcxns; Cononstration the fervor of eiHhuslnsm Dewey, Mnyor Vnn Wyclt when Judgq Trait, at 8 o'clock called Unit was meted out to the admiral as can patrol at llacoor, Monday, where heaviest loser; insunancc light. ing gressmen Sulzcr, of New York; Mad-dotlu meeting to order and Introduced quentthe presentation In a most elone appeured ltoforc the vast audience, nn fight occurred. American CAPT. BARKER'S ASSIGNMENT. address, to which Admiral of Georgia; B'chardson, of Tentill distinguished guost. From iho composed not only of all the highest loss, two killed, eight wounded. nessee; Davis, of Florida; Gordon, uf CAPT. CARTER'S SENTENCE. momont of his npnoarauco, and bo- - Dewey responded briefly but feelingly, ofllcluli in the laud, but of spectators Postmnster Fred J. Helncman of .Will Tuko Commnnd ot the Norfolk- - Ohio; Benton and Clark, of Missouri; ginning of his address, tho people concluding by presenting his captains icsuy entered into ine fullest to the asembled multitude as the men Fire Year' Imprisonment aad a Fine drawn from every quarter of the Ktrkwood, Mo., is. said to be missing, Dlnsmore, of Arkansas; Navy Yard, IlellevliiR nl nympathy with tho speaker. A Without whom he could lmvp aeenm. United States. The buttle of Manila with serious discrepancies In his Adams, of Colorado, and Crittenden of S 3,0O0 Approved br Pru- Furquhnr. money order and stamp accounts. wonderful Imnressl Ifci was made bv pllslieu nothing. bay wns not forgotten, but It might end Stone, of Missouri; A. W. Terrell, Ident MeKlnlejr. Ids logical deduction and clear and I'resldent McKlnley has formally acStates ambassador to TurWashington, Oct. 1, Cnpt. Carter be sold to hnve been relegated almost 'The Washington, Oct, 3. Cnpt. Albert S forceful manner of putting his mjral'a (treat land parade In the nd- hpnor was the most Imposing Is sentenced to five years' Imprison- to Second place In the desire to do cepted the Invitation to visit Chicago Barker has been assigned to command key; J. G. Johnson, of Kansas, who points and telling points they were. on Ihe occasion of the j us explanation or uoenei ways ana that ever marched the streets of the ment, and to pay a fine of $5,000. This h( nor to the man who had proven him- corner stone of the new laying of the the Aorfollc navy yard, relieving Ad- has recently come Into prominence In federal build- miral Knrquhar, who takes command the Uemocratlc nntlonal committee; mttropoUs, requiring nearly it , methods were novor so clearly pre four sentence has been approved by tht, self as great after victory as and who had shown In the long and ing. sented before our people. Govern aours to pass, the reviewing stand. president. Copt. Carter Is now at of the North Atlantic station. Capt. Mayor Hose of Milwaukee, Harvey SalIt will remove all Impurl-- f I Mrs. Charles Lee, one of the early Barker will become n full mon, of St. Louis, and thousands of ment by commission ho claimed was Many of the states were represented Island, under arrest, nnd the trying months that followed Ids naval al lic uuui your uiuou. 11 is way and lit) handled by their governors and contingents of sentence will begin Immediately. lesser lights nnd leaders. triumph the qualities of a statesman pioneer settlers of Sycamore, III., who the UoebeJ within a month. At present ho also a tonic of Immense every point a to the 'Election, Xaw, troops, and there was a good After the Nntlonal Convention. jpd a wise administrator as veil as hod been a resident of this city over 50 Is on waiting Carter value. Uivo nature a little Clilnn ticlioullllll, Prlsoid Commls-slo- tation of veterans of the civil represen- In Capt. United will srve his sentence those of the fighting leader of n vic- years, dirt! Monday ot the age of fcl .commanded the orders. Capt. Barker St. Louis, Kansas City nnd Milwauhelp at this time. Aid her wnr. ft battleship Oregon on States penitentiary nt the. and McChord ltlll In a most Is estimated that nearly 40,000 men Fort Xcnvenvrprtli, years. by removing all the products her memorable cruise from New York kee have delegations liere.nnd en route Kas., whither he arious fleet. f convincing way. of disease from your blood, i I It has been definitely settled thnt to Manila, in answer to Dewey's ap- to work for the democratic national Trnyer was offered by Ttev. Dr. Brls-lo- t. will be sent under guard. Ills splendid tribute to (ho admllt-Istratlo- n were. In line. Tf Mrs. Joseph Bcnolst, of Iberville, prov- peal, and during the Spanish war yuut uuwcis ji ..A... l.n.t. arc noi l Applame For Olrmpla'a Men. President McKluley's pastor. hn sonvention. of Tresldent McKlnloy was Just right, Ayer's Pills will Cereal l'laut Burned. Boss Perry then made the introduc- ince of Quebec, Is not the widow of was one ot tho lending members of the The day opened cool nnd bright. As the parade got In motion, the greatly appreciated, and 'when ho make them so. Send fori While the prospective arrival of Mr. Illoomlngton, 111., Oct. 3. The plant tory address which was lustily tho 'late Joseph Benoist. of Kansas Ivor board. told of the way In which tho records crowds applauded with all their might cur book on Diet in Constl-- i ' spoke of City, Mo. Bryan kept many in town during tho ;ncereu. lie enueu ny introducing the present Stato admlnis-- 1 the SW men from the Olympla. it the Illinois Cereal Co., pation. (ration mid how the Attorney GenThe democrats of "Ken YELLOW FEVER AT HAVANA. morning, the State fair grounds early Long.who wns received with enot a mile west ot Illoomlngton,, "Those are the boys who did the WrHo to our Dootorm. eral had contributed In a large meas- trick," shouted a tucky have field n petition for a place showed signs of the great crowd that d man, was burned on the night of the' 1st. thusiasm and, standingWo hr tha cxcUiIts rrless ure to tho result, great, applause and September Shows Eighhad gathered to hear such n flood of of ioms ot t)itnot eminent chT.l- - I this sentiment met with the full It will be a total loss. The loss Will sddrtssed his remarks directly to Ad- on Ihe, official ballot. They style them- riie teen Heaths, Iterord of Whom figures as to agreement clans la ths United ISlBht Wilts selves the "Honest Klectlon" democratdemocratic oratory as had never been faceted his words. Ills up . irttlr ana receive a Sut.l. rf sir. of the throng, who took up be from !0O,'OOO to $330,000. Melrln miral Dewey who remained prumut deficit loomed atthe beWere Americans, ic party. heard In Texas before. and seated. - AdlrcM, DIU J. C. AVER ginning of tho Republican adminis- tne snout. Tne cheers for the Olym- I'enn nlgbt watchman, was crushed to I'hllip Dyson, colored, n hostler In A Contlnnous Performance. Presented Br the President. piad sailors were still rcsoundlngdown death under n falling wall, and others ix.wou.1 tration, and how warrants hnd boon Havana, Oct. 3. The yellow fever As Secretary Bong concluded then he the employ of Dr. C. O. Chaddock, Meetings were arranged for the d discounted by banks and Individuals the lines ot spectators, were badly burned.at St. Louis, was burned to death in report for September shows there were morning, afternoon and evening, each passed the sword to President McKln-lelu Frankfort, oven tu the extent of when a deeper, mightier shout arose, Vandala Work. The latter rose nnd faced the ad- a fire which destroyed the stable over 18 deaths, 8 of the victims being Amer- with its attractions of national leadM. astounded many. Hut whon he and was taken up and prolonged In one New York, Oct. 3.at Vandals have icans, 8 Spaniards, 1 Frenchman nnd ers. There was no end of enthusiasm, BHOWN AT PRINCETON read rrom tne records. Jiow all this thunderous ware of sound, as Admiral miral. Dewey was visibly affected and which he slept. the destruction of the beautiful brushed his gloved hands across his had been changed, and the work of Dewey's carriage, In which was Mayor At Wilmington, Del., Admiral Dewey 1 German, The total number of case? nnd each speaker was made to feel tlireo yearn showed tho payment of Dewey memorial nrch at Madison before standing nt attention. The icwarded the persistency of Charles during themonth wns 54. There are that his words for tho democratic an oiaiuia against tne stato prompt- Van Wyck, followed his "raeri behind square. The arch Is made of staff, up. ryes Opera House Filled to OverflowWinkler, aged It, who succeeded In 12 cases now on hand, mostly con- cause hod fallen upon willing ears. president said: the guns," bowing and smiling with en 1.18 lu tho ly; and Instead of f a frame ot wood. The northern. Admiral Dewey: From your entrance In mounting the car platform to greet the valescents. Surgeon-Majo- r Davis says An Ovation to Bryan, III 1BB0, HOW over 1400.000, to bared head to the shouting multitude. ing by Enthusiastic or he is well satisfied. It was and southern columns ot the colonade the harbor and New Tork with your gal- admiral, with a $10 gold piece. A Memorable l'rorea. In order to accommodate the Imthe tne crcuit or tne nam worK ami expected thnt September would mense crowds, the place of speaking have been attacked "by relic hunters, lant crew which valiant ship, have demoneverywhere Admiral Dewey kept up his record strations Democrats. Erected brainy methods of the servants of It was a memorable progress ot the you esteem tho people at Frankfort who so nobly victor of Manila from the tomb of the nnd large pieces of staff have been roic reveal the public fullness of your he- for surprises by entering Washington be the worst month for fever. He be- was changed from tho auditorium to . Princpton, Ky., , Sept. 00, Tho ot love In action and the lieves that within the next 30 days tho race track and grand hacked away. on hia trip from New York four mln-tie- s fulfilled their trust, his audience great general ot the civil wnr to the which you are held by your country. stand. Mr. cdXirthouso not boing large- enough The voice of the nation .Is lifted In was delighted. ahead of schedule time. A salute there will not be more than two or Brynn arrived nt the grounds shortly to' hold tho crowd that'wns hero totriumphal arch, erected In his own, prabMLand gratltude.foruho dlstlnKulnhul Charles. A.,HInekler Captured'. .threa enses. Jhe weather la cooler, and after ten o'clock, and was accorded n day to- - hear John At the conclusion of Judge Holt's you have rcn ofheralded his nrrlvnl.-and memorable Young. Brown, New York, Oct. 3. After eluding the dered tho country,servicer the people Rive and all remarks Judgo I'rntt, as ho termed honor. The captains of the ships In Washington gossips have It that Ad- the city is.clean. great ovation. Among those who sur tho Drown' mon secured tho opera welcome It, made an exhortation which was Ibe light at Manila were cueeredhearu-l- y clutches of the law for IS years Ch.is. au auecuunitiomy heart. nume. in wmen miral Dewey is engaged to Mrs. join with all rounded him on tho speakers stand houso, which seats comfortably 800 as they passed. Cnpt. Coghlan re- A. Hinckley has been arrested nt POLE BUOY. full of good sense, quiet humor and our victory exalted American valoranil widow ot Gen. Hnzcn, n sister of ANDREE'S.MORTH were Hon. O. H. V. Belmont, of New dollghtful references to homo and ceiving perhaps a slightly larger share Princeton, II. C, charged with the ixttnded American authority. There wa Gov. Brown was'fntroduced nt 1:80 no flaw In your victory; there will be no John II. McLean, nt whose residence Iluoy Found, September It, on York; Gov. Saycrs of Texas, The social themes. At the clone of his than the others, frequent shouts of stealing ot some $97,000 from the West filtering In maintaining It. (Great ap(he admiral is sojourning nt the l. Beagnn, and nil of the Texas state o'clock 'by Win. J. Jnmes. Tha KlnK Charles Inland, Has SIk- remarks, onu of tho best political "Hoch der Kaiser" greeting his ap- Side bank, of New York city. The wns crowdod to Its utmost, me nlenaurA and crent hnunr congressional delegation. The next building cstimntcd It sli-emeetings Karllngton over had was pearance, while his brother ofllrers ofllccrs ot the bank have spent fornlllcant Interest. and it is 1,250 a In behalf of all Iho people, to hand you The monthly statement of the public ended. Important arrival was Stone, wero In and around that opera people Joined In the langh the shout always tune In hunting htm down. this sword, the gilt of the nation, voted tho f house. debt shows that nt the close of busiby the conjrrcM ot- tbc United States. Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. D. The of Missouri, who was received with Thcrowas great enthusiasm maniprovoked. ELECTION LEAGUES. Fever Declining; at Jackion. The president handed the admiral ness on September 30, 1800, the nubile buoy marked "Antlree Polar Kxpedl- - cheers. Chairman George Carden In- fested, nnd the meeting was a stagSauttaoro lleroea Cheered. Jackson, Miss., Oct. 3. No new the sfford with n deep bow, and there debt, less ensh In the treasury.nmount-e- tlon," which, with nn anchor attached, troduced Gov. Stone at 11:15 a. m., nnd gerer to tho aoebolltes, who had been Admiral Sampson was cordially reClllseas bf Kentucky Organising to Pro. saying there wouldn't bo n "handful" to $1,148,905,780, a decrease for the Was found, September 9, on the north he addressed his audicne. cases ot yellow fever and no dcoth3 wns a ronr of npplnnsc as Dewey received by the crowd and was repeatedteet llie Ballot. Gov. Stone's speech was frequently present. Gov. Brown made a great have been reported in Jackson (since ceived It. The crowd was hushed us month of $8,400,773. coast of King Charles Island, by the Whcea Tweed was In tho plenitude ly cheered. spoech. Hcd Arc wns burned In Washington, master of the Norwegian cutter cpplauded. The next speaker was Quite a demonstration In honor ot Sunday night. Surgeon Carter, who he turned to reply. He said: of his power and owned the ballot Monday night, in Admiral Dewey's Martha Larsnak, was opened, Sunday, Gov. Jones of Arknnsas. At the con Itesponse. Admiral Den-cj-'Schley was mode at the arrived here from New Orleans, says boxes, the city government, tho county Letter List. clusion of the Arkansas governor's I thank you, Mr. President, for this honor, until the heavens were fairly In the presence of a number of exgovern meat, the Judiciary and seemed starting point, and the cheers for him that with a continuance ot tho present honor you have conferred upon me. list of letters rerlmost equalled those given to Dewey. weather, the fever can not possibly freat the congress for what It has done, ablaze. Nothing like It has been seen perts and members of the cabinet. It speech, the morning meeting wns Intrenched lavlttcIWy behind the main uncalled for in tho Enrllngton r thrnk the secretary of the navy tor li'.s In Washington since the British wns found to be the North He was kept busy lifting his hat and gain any headway. Postoillco, October 2, 16D0: of corrupt power there was qui irraclous words. I thank my countrymen burned the capltol. Pole buoy, which Andrec had arranged for this beautiful gift, which shall be an etly formed a small club or league bowing nn acknowledgment of the t'ausht with Their Plunder. to drop If ho succeeded In passing tho TREMBLING IN THB BALANCE. Danlol Armsteo.Mrs J. II. Anderson, heirloom In my family forever, as an evioration be received. General Brown. OtIsBlanks.Mrs,M. whose solo object was the restoration that you, Dillon Declines to Speak. Montreal, Can., Oct. 3. Twenty-thre- e dence thank republics are not ungrateful, pole. Admiral I'litllu Remembered. Chnppol. Alfred Duokot, V. Gt DougMr. Chairman und and I of pure government br the overthrow An Overt Act Slay Prcclullnte Homen of the wrecked steamer Dublin, Oct. 4. John Dillon, nationof the committee, for the gracious, las, Lucinda Pogon, Mr M- - Green-wel- l, was another Philip Kinuiy welcome which you alist member of parliament for Kast HELD FOR RANSOM B V TRAMPS. cordial and of that Intolerable rule. Ills sneering stilities In the Transvaal at Mrs. Cornelia Gant, Miss Walmy home. Itvnrlte. Ills to his men Scotsman's crew were arrested on nr- answer to remonstrance was! "What tt the battle ofadmonition Don't cheer, rlval here Sunday, laden with plunder have given me to "The Star Mayo, Any Moment, ter Harries, Follx Hnghos, Brown Santiago The bnnu played Spangled laying has declined to speak at the Escape of Albert Meddler, Who Was are you going to do about It!" Charles boys, they are dying," uttered when taken from the unfortunate passen- Hanncri" nnd then Cardinal Ulbbons of the foudation stone of tho Hnrloyflold, James Jamos, D. W. Kidnapped Some Time Airo, In memorial to O'Ccncor, Samuel J. Tildes and a few the Spanish fleet was wrecked London, Oct. 2. From alt points In JomUngs, Jano Knox. Leo Williams, and gers, whom they robbed Indiscrimi- pronounced the benediction. There next Sunday, Charles Stewart Parnell it PItlubIc Condition. on the ground that the more like unto them, showed htm what linkingrwas shouted at the bowing ad- nately. Au nsembled crowd wanted to was the usual bustle and confusion ns the Transvaal, Natal and Cirpe Colony, Andy Malono, Charles McMullen, Julio Meadely, Wllklo Morris, Itu-fu- B l'arnellitcs are striving to make party lynch them. they were going to do about It. Judge miral time and time again. :ome reports of continued military acthe ceremonies closed, and then the capital Morrow, H. G. Meins, T. D. Os- Toledo, O., Oct. 2. Albert Mcddley, out of the government. were Impeached, dismissed, disgraced; At the Itevlewlna; Stand. crowd rearranged Itself, a proud path tivity on the frontiers. While the Dorno, uornoiin Hoscoo, Zack tvlio had been missing from his home A Youthful Fiend. the maysi perhaps oaJy ea Innocent was cleared across the plaza, and AdAdmiral Dewey, arrived at the re movement of individual commands ns Crooks llendered Inoccuous, SmJt. Clarissa Smlth.W. It Marlon, Ind., nnd who has been Springfield, 111., Oct. X Charles tool was driven to Ka)Bd; Tweed viewing stand at Madison Square at Dewey stood up beside the presiII. Smith, Bobort Sanlesbry, W, H. New York, Oct. 3. During Dewey Lehman, u;rd 13 years, set fire to, the miral to review for nil over the country, wns yet do not show concentrated plnus it ?.r1trJ',(Jj.?0U,ro SpeltsEva and others seat to the peaHeaUary and 1:43 o'clock. The enthusiasm nnd dress ot n the parade. dent Wincctf, week in New York city 225 professional found nt Montpeller, O., yesterday. He Is evident that the narrow, wedge-lik- e little daughter of Henry Bob Williamson, Frnnk Wing, the aag Mattered, peeled and destroy- cheers that greeted his appearance Cartrlght, aged 13 years, Wednesday. THE BEST FOR MANY YEARS. crooks were taken charge of the police had been kidnapped by tramps, who strip of Natal whose apex is crowned Mrs. Frances Wobb, AlbertE. Wellinged. In San Francisco the city was were tremendous. Several times the and locked up, on general principles, dad stood watch over him ever since with the ominous name of Majuba ton, Frank Waltty, Jblin Curo, child was so badly 'burned Rev. practically captured and looted; He crowds nearly broke through the po- The died n tew hours later. The that boy Last Night's Veiled Prouhet'a Parade witn tne result that the enormous be was taken. she Hill will be the center of the coming W.A. Forman. condition of aJect captivity to tho lice lines n their wild endeavor to get was arrested on a charge ot crowds suffered but little from the C. G. RoniNPON, P. M. Yesterday all four of the kidnappers storm. murder, In St, Louis, a Pronounced freea of evil aad crime can not be ntar the ndmlrnl. Police had expect- and is In jail. depredations of thieves. nent to sleep, nnd the boy escaped. He Success, Late Saturday the Boers established over etatad. ' Cewrta were the slaves ed the rtuhandsnccccdedlnblocklnglt. was in n pitiable condition nnd almost Baptized Into the Church. Become Britishers. Fugitive Bank Teller Arrested. of erlme, policemen the protection of. He was being held for re- a camp nt Scheehpcrs Neck, near Vrey-heiBIUIo Howlott, who has been yory St. Louis, Oct. 4. Last ulght'b London, Oct. 4. The Gazette an- starved. EARTHQUAKE IN ASIA MINOR. thieves aad eouadla the Blavea of the and they will mobilize a great sick for some tlmo, was baptized Santiago de Chile, Oct. t. Confirmaward. into corrupt. At laat. a Kentucklan from tion has been received of the report ol Vleled Prophet's pageant, which wns nounces that Hiram Maxim and John force on the Buffalo rlvcrto-day- , which tho Christian Church, b Pastor Snlu'-- d Willi Sonfr. witnessed by hundreds of thousands C. .Mclggs, of the United States, have the arrest, upon the nppllcatlon'of li of pleased spectators, Prnttriana, William T. Coleman, form- Klfteen Hundred Persons Killed the authorities at Dundee expect will Teel, Saturday nftemoon. Bllllo'a wns the finest taken out certificates of naturalization. New York, Sept. 30. One of the Appalling; Itccltnls of the efUnited States legation, of Fred T. ed an organisation known as the commove across the border to that fcpot, many friends uro rejoiced to hear of fects of the Shock. Moore, the fugitive assistant teller of that has appeared for many years and Mr. Maxim's certificate is 'dated Sep- most Inspiring Incidents of the Dewey probably nt once. of safety. Judges were forced to mittee It Is believed that tho noblo stop that he lias taken. wnr hailed with delight by spectator; tember 10 nnd that of Mr. Melggs Au- reception occurred Thursday night, the National Bank ot Commerce, of all resign or were hanged; courts cleaned a conflict at this point will certainly along the line. gust 30. when the People's Choral union, 1,200 Constantinople, Oct. 3. It Is now es- Doston. Tho safo of tho Bank of Houstonia, as wero the Augean etablea; the pollen strong, led by Frank Damroscli, on occur early in the week. Mo., was blown open Snturday night ColiiURe for September. Ilewry Home Fund. made tho guardian of the law end the timated that 1,500 persons perished In by burglars, who nre said to have Aeronaut Fatally Injured. Washington, Oct. 3. The total coin- board the steamer Warwick, serenadWashington, Sept. 30. Among foe of crime, and San Francisco be- the earthquakes In Asia Minor, around San Francisco, Oct. 3. Albert Mc- contributions received yesterday to the age of the United States mint during ed tho admiral. They sang "Ameri- OVERTURES FROM AGUINALD0. secured $20,000. Aldin. The first shock occurred at came the safest city In Christendom. the pherson, a young aeronaut, was hurled Dewey home fund nrc: September was $9,500,791, as follows: ca," "Sec, tho Conquering Heru Honest election leagues are now be- four In the morning of September 20, "Star Spangled Banner," 1 Tired of Flshtlnir nnd AVnnti Along with tho big corn crop, tho from the trapeze bar of a balloon, by Gold, $0,800,947; sliver, $2,441,280, and Comes," Washington Kvcnlng Star, $250. ing formed In Kentucky. They will tw and lasted 40 seconds. The effects contact with an electric light wire, Kansas fannore have raised a lot of "March of the Men of Harlech," "HalPence Accompanied wllh lfon- W. Bourke Cochran, New York, $300. minor coins, $2G4,5?'J. sneered at; men used to committing were appalling. Whole villages were near Qlen Park, and so seriously Inmortgages. Springfield (Mo.) lelujah Chorus" from Handel's "Mesor nnd Independence. Indianapolis board of trade, $100. outrages at election tlmea will laugh at completely destroyed. The earthquake jured that he will die. siah," and other selections. THEMARKETS. Total receipts up to ten o'clock, them; some will ask: "What are they was felt as far as Sclo, Mltylene and Manila, Oct. 2. Agulnaldo'a third atKansas Ilai.k Deposits. New York. Oct. 4. A Costly Famine. Sond your mombry back fouryears going to do?" Tho answer .depends Smyrnn. CATTLE Native Steers,.,. 4 CO J 5 W Topcka, Kns., Oct. 1. The people tempt to shift his difficulties into the and then ask yourself If the Itepubupon what those who ask this Simla, Oct, 4. It Is estimated thul largely Killed Under Fnlllnsr Earth. .... J UUl ot Kansas havo on deposit in the field of diplomacy la a repetition of the llcnn administration has been a failWinter Wheat.... 8 00 the Indian government must sp'end question are going to do. It the state Present for Helen Gould. Vlncennes, Ind., Sept. 30. W. W FLO-Uother one or two, with an Impossible ure. Sohoncctudy (N.-Y.- ) banks of the state $53,000,000. Union. rupees to relieve famine, In the' Buck, n coal miner of Buckwell, wns WHEAT No. 2 Bed .,., New York, Sept. SO. One of the board selects county.commtssloaers of 2 COllN-N- o. , to Bank Commissioner endeavor to obtain some sort of recogOATS-N- o. 2 known probity of character, whose Olympla's sullors has brought home central provinces nnd that the local crushed to denth yesterday by tons of l'OIllC Now Mess 9 00 Capt. I4. P. Hockcrsmlth and Mr. show $20,000,000 In state and nition ot his government. earth falling on him, completely buryreputation secures confidence In non- two shells from the Spanish admiral's chiefs must expend at least BT. LOUIS. Reynolds, private banks, while it is estimated The Filipino envoys had an hour'i Earlington of Madlsonvlllo, wero lu ing him. Others are missing, and "it COTTON-Mtddl- tng ce t, competent election officers; If the flagship, Itclna C'irlstlnn. They are of this amount, In addition. Tuesday night and atera 4 03 thnt $20,000,000 is deposited in national conference with Gen. Otis yesterday Is feared they met a like fate. Seventy-fir- e UEKVUB-Sle-Cows county boards appoint similar boards' highly pollfhed artf mounted on martended the speaking by lion. Theo. and Heifers. 2 60 A Bad Incendiary ConAaarratlon. banks. CALVES-p- or 100) 4 80 people arc employed ble bases. They arc to be presented In these morning. They brought from Agulnal- Hnllam. of election, so that H becomes manifest rorUiu-PrlncHaytl, Oct, 4. The 4 25 HOCIB Fair to Choice Church Shows to be Taxed. do a message that he desired peace that we art to liavo a fair and legal to MUs Helen Gould ns n token of lov- Hotel Communal, In this city, wns de mines. Buck's bod wns recovered. SHEEP Fair to Choice.,,, i 00 1 B. Ilnrris, Bon T. Robinson and FLOUlt-Pute- nts 3 65 (new) Peorln, Jll Oct. 1. The mayor of and wished to send a civilian governelection, that tho registration will be ing lemcmbnincc rf what she has done stroyed Monday night by nnlnccndlnry Blr Fire at Cincinnati. Other tirades..,.. 2 GO Mark Williams, .of the Gap, wero Wyoming, Stark county, has decreed mental commission to WHEAT-N- o. 2 Bed Winter 73 just, peaceable, full and hottest, and for the soldiers' and sailors. discuss the ques- among those attending tho speaking Are. Ten other buildings wero Cincinnati, Oct. 1. Fire, which COHN-N- o, 2 that all churches of the town giving tion. Gen. Otis replied the promise ot such an election Is cerrinbonlo Plague Spreadlnar. that it was im Tuesday night. burned. started In "the Big Four warehouse, OATS-N- o. SI tH I 24.j pay entertainments must pay tho ... nt r.i HVE No. tain, these leflgaes will harp, nothing Oporto, Sept. 30. Confirmation has shortly after 1 a. m. destroyed that TOHACCO 2 Lugs same license-fe, 3 SO as circuses, theatrical possible for him to recognize Agulnal 860 Two Children Cremated. to do. If tho state board disgraces It- been pbtalncd ot the report ot the buMr. nnd Mrs.. Ernest Bash hnv and adjoining buildings, together with uuriey.... 4 go 8- 12 00 companies nnd street exhibitions. All do's government in that way. Oct. 3. While. Gus, 10' loaded freight cars and 30 empties. HAY CJear Timothy (new) 8 60 ill 11 M lTolllster, Q self and humiliates Kentucky by tho bonic plague has made' its appearance-otaken tho house that.. was until ro shows look alike to the mayor. uuTTisitt appointment of known tricksters; and To Be Perpetunted In Slarbtv. -- cently occupied by Col. Jo V. Foard Dagula, a" village outside the san- Exonkemper and his wife were absent 3ome passenger con tes weie also bad-'.- EaaB-Fre- sh Choice Dairy.,.. 17'i'f! 20 and itary cotdon. Tho disease was intro- from home, Saturday night, tho house unscrupulous tWmble-rfggerTo rittht In tho Philippines. damaged. The loss will exceed $1,' I1ACON Clear Rib New York, Sept. 30. The Dewey tri- anu lamuy nt uecia, and tho lattef they appoint similar ejection officers. duced, there by two patients In tht burned and their two children, aged 000,000. Chicago, Sept. 30. Fred O. Brown, umphal arch Is to be perpetuated In aro ooaruing witn jurs. Jtasli. LAUD-Pri- me Steam three and five years, were cremated. CHICAGO. the Epworth League of the maible, with some elaboration, ns a .taae league will have much to say hospital. CATTLE-Nat- lve Home From Brasll, 8teers.. Contract has beon let to E. E. HOQB-K- olr Chicago northern district has enlisted Symbolic record ot the deeds of tin! aad more to do. Forty-ThrStodghlll to build a Will llcoelve Catholic Faculty. New York, Oct. 3. Col. Charles Page B1IUEP FairtotoChoice cottage for Horses Perished. Choce.... for service In the Philippines. He will navy. A number of wealthy men havj John Slnttery, on frame slto of his These leagues will not be composed tho Berlin, Oct. 4. As the result of Em- Bryan, United States minister to Bra- FLOUH-Wln- ter Mnnlfou, Col., Oct, 3. In n fire that - Patents... leave nt once for Fort Meade, Pa., taken the mutter in hand, one of whom former homo which burned sovoral Drown men nor ot Ttapublleana, nor of Spring- Pate as... tire Kl l'aao stables Sunday peror William's advice, the University zil, was a passenger by the German 2 Sprtur (believed to be J. Plerpont Morgan) months since. where he will join the Popnllta, .nOr Prohibitionists, but b( destroyed 43 horse., Including a- - num- ot Strassburg will receive n Cathollo steamer Llverno, fro n Ttlo Janeiro and WHEAT-N- o, No. 2 nod.;;; morning, regiment of volunteers. having said he would giva his check 11 1 all of men of every political creed ber of thoroughbreds, perished In the faculty, thus ending a long and bitter Pernambuco. Col, Bryan will go to COllN-N- o. z. UA1H-1N- O. gus for $50,000, and tanke it $300,000 5s nee Bopubllcnns of tho Fifteenth senaand ItittU; of men who (wive the right flames. I'OHK-M- ess controversy. (new)..., Washington Wednesday. 7 7J S l'ntnl Powder Works Uzploslon. tsary. torial district mot Mondav nt Leb (i vote and ta have their: votes fairly KAN8AS CITY; Snntn Crnz, Cnl., Sept. 30. YesterCATTLE-Natl- ve 4 SB 9 Steers.,., anon nlul nominated Capt A. Oflutt counted; aad' who organize to see that Coxoy's car, which wns being Qrades 4 25 day nftemoon a fuse nt the Coming Asjiri ndyanlo agent of Tho "poor laborlmr man" (s HOaS-- All Bov. C. C. Hall, formerly pastor forStnnnnn nv. WHEAT-N' 2 lied this Is uone. ta J? Mr. JJrynn la doing pulled over tho country in 1800 with ground down. Tho high TnrltT, gold OATS-- No o. 2 White Mill powder works exploded, killing of the M. E. Church, nt tins placo, 23 O " his bastuut It Is not apparent that Its ownor making calamity speeches, standard Itepubllcnns nro giving COHN No, 2 Joseph Stelner nnd 1'. Larsen. The but rocently transferred to tho 28lS Judse on the Slump. Monoy to patontgood Idea mav by ho Is taking many orders. San With a motto "Protection means low him so much work at good wagos NEW ORLEANS. building was blown to pieces. A com- Southern Illinois Conference has secured by our aid. Addross.TiiH polThe shameful thing in Kentucky r 1.UUU uign uraao,...,.. 3 43 wages,"' wns pulled Into Joplln, Mo., that ho hasn't tlmo to go Francisco Chronlclo. no. x small amount ot black pow- been assigned to the pastorate of i'atent iwx'oim, Baltimore, .Mil. paratively in JtllllS itics Is that the Judges have been tlio other day flllod with machlnory Cole Cnmp (Mo.) "Courier." uaib-west- ern tho Crab Orchard Circuit, lu tho der was exploded. brought to violate all traditions of deto tnlno londand zinc Bonton (III.) 1AV Choice 1160 MoKjnloy Mt. Vernon district. prosperity Is good Itepubllcnn. Tuesday wns tha first day of regls- Men. cency and take the stump for Goebel. enough for tho voters of this coun... Tho prosont domniid or Inbor can ACON-fclBritish Buying American Wairons. tr.itlnn nt, Miiillsnnvlllii nml n cmmlli. . try, and thoy have already made up find no parallel In tho oxnorionco of JOTTOK-MMdllToledo, 0 Sept. 30. Tho Mllburn number of voters wero ourolleu. v 8 (heir rnluds to havo four yearn more Dan Underwood fs filling the posi- Democratic maiingoment of national WHKAT-N- o. In an Intervlewlllshop Dudley wagon works havo received a largo adIn strong terms tho lax nit of It. Goshen (Jnd.) Times. tion of night watchman, lu place of alfairs. Lafayette (Intl.) "Courier." UHK NO Z J na.l.., ditional order for wagons, to be Ladles' Wraps and Hen's Shoes. 'o Oal Morgan, who is 111. vorue laws of tho United States and I MI. a I . CHIC- - Nff V shipped by the British government to Has saved many a life I ... 50 ! p 7 ays ho believes the Episcopal A full lllioof ladles' wratia ami a. Tho Republicans of tho senatorial CUBAN OIL cures Owners of the British C',7 South Africa. The contract calls for Speedily cum Croup sod '.,','.'.'. ohurcirat ita next General L'ounoll, full liuo of mon's shoos, at rock bot steamer district composed of Mason and COTlQX-.MI.'ht;iCuts, Bums. Unilxca, Rheu Whooping-cougtoo wagons, to bo ready in CO days. " will adopt a oanou forblddkig Its. It U safe ' tom prices, may uo loumi nt the St. Pembrldge, which left Savannah, navo clergymen to marry divorced per- matism and Sores. Trice, 25 cents. Ga.. August 18, for Hamburg, have .Liowis countiesPox, of nominated for and sure. Motners can ! Store. V Ila Bernard General showing They will Maysvllle, .W. II. Iber to Thh Hmk? Subscrlbo for Thh Bki$, $1 per ways rely on It. ChUdVea WJ sons. Sold by St. Bernard Drug Store, tako plonsvre In given Itjip as lost. them to StataJSenatorv ' like It. Dosh are saull. Price 25 cents. you. year, ''' " j. c o f Then Came the Great Laud Parade, Witnessed br Many Thousands, Who Cheer and Cheer the Man Who Wanted Old Olorr lu the Philippines and Became a Ills lory-Maker. nl Bn-cohome-coming' com-pnnle- nl Imua, Luzon. Oct. 4. Oen. Jjiwtoi. yesterday dispersed the Insurgents, driving them to the westward. Ths purpose of the rebels was to cut the communication maintained by llneout and Jmus by means of the road between those places at a point between linns nnd the east bank of the river. The insurgents had trenches along the west bank, commanding the open spaces. A force of 1,500 rebels attacked Jmus Monday, and COO proceeded against Bacoor with detachments alcng the river. Yesterday morning Col. Dagget's force spread along the road from s toward Imus, and three of the Fourth regiment, under Cnpt. Uollls, were thrown out from Imus, the two commands forming a Junction. The entire line crossed the river and drove the Filipinos from their trenches to the westward, through rice fields and thickets. Th marines, whose services were tendered by Admiral Watson, crossed the river near the bay, forming a part of the line of advance. Admiral Dewey Receives the Sword Voted Him by Congress and Presented by the President. I i ill in AfcSMuiEiytoRE Malces r WAS A WORSE OROEAL THAN A BATTLE Baking Powder HIS II. AI Auspicious Opening of the Two Days' Democratic Carnival at Have yoiu Been Sick Perhaps you have had the grippe or a bard cold. You may be recovering from malaria, or a slow fever; or possibly some of the children are just getting over the measles or whooping cough. Are you recovering as fast as you should? Has not your old trouble left your blood full of Impurities? And Isn't this the reason you keep so poorly? Don't delay recovery longer but the food more delicious and wholesome OTi nnpw Mcn oo., tw vosc A Dallas, Tex. BRILLIANT ARRAY OF PARTY LIGHTS. Take all-da- Ilenr-Adnilr- Gov-ernor- 's rear-admir- 1 n, three-quarte- rs Hec-rett- nntl-Goeb- gray-bearde- bare-heade- bare-head-?- d close-packe- - State-treasur- gen-feral- ly - s Hu-ze- - enp-itn- s d ftear-Admlr- ram-par- ts gen-tltm- Ilcar-Admlr- nl )y . d, lUft-kllUU- ..,. Be-por- ts Bret-denth- one-thir- d e, e t y s; ee Forty-sevent- h ' ' OnK-anir.ila- rd Ora -- in 5 ng- dls-cuss- iM-K- VTn-N- Planters nx' Dr. Bull's aa...t a wOUkiI or YtaP(Pr v;vv ill V, I'AUU M. MOORE, Editor and AUnaier. Legislature that will bo opposed to him beyond the jieradvonture of a doubt. all along tho lino onco for nil and not only bar him from tho Governor's chair, but elect a "Necessity is the Mother STRONG PETITIONS. DOWN IN TIIE MINES. of Invention tr BEE PUBL1SHINB COMPANY. lacorporattd uii nutter. Dmered Ihi PcttoBce at Eetlluiton ti Second SUUSCRIPTION One KATES: Ii oa JO " bn Monlbe, ItirerUoetbi, MnrleCoplM...., Yer.ittictlrlaidince . " " . lowing conscience doltheir whole duty in this matter we shall hear no more oi uueoeiism aim uoe bel shall be reduced to the ne cesaity of .finishing tho building of his fortune as it was begun by a continuance of the brokerage business at Oper cent. railroad-damage-clai- m If Kontuckians this year fol- Jcohit. AddreitattorpaitlcaUri Specimen coplei milled free oa application wanted In ll pitti el Iba itUirreipoBdentt . I 1 It was the necessity for an honest, reliable blood purifier and tonic that brought into Dcjtrvinj Compliment and Endorsement of This Young Pastor. existence Hood's Sarsapa-rill- a. It is a highly concenpreached Rev. Roscoe M. trated extract prepared by a his farewell BormonWheattho conferfor combination, proportion and ence year to a large congregation nt Church, South, Sunday tho M. process peculiar to itself and evening. K. He spoke In highest terms giving to Hood's Sarsaparilla of tho kind treatment nnd encouraghospitality unequalled curative power. ing hands of the ho had received at Knrlington congrethe Us ivondcrfut record Foromnn .Thomas Robinson waB Sent to Conference Asking Foryj Factum down last Sunday from Emptro mina .TW of Rev. R. M. Wheal and says that about two hundred and A THURSDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1899. 1' REPUBLICAN TICKET. W. S. Of , For Governor, TAYlOtt, Butler County. r, For Lieutenant-Governo- . Of Louisville. For Secretary ot.State, CALEB POWERS, Of Knox County. For Attorney-GeneraCLIFTON J. PRATT, Of Hopkins County. For Auditor, ,Rnv. JOHN S. SWEENEY, l, JOHN MARSHALL, Of Bourbon County. For Treasurer, WALTER R. DAY, JlirUlillll. VUUUVl "Vnv Siinprlntondent of Pnhllo jjj JL " Dr. P. B. Davis, who jnado n nice speech of introduction. He severely arraigned tho Goebel law nnd Its author. Ho showed how plans havo beon mndo to rob the peoplo of their rights as free mon. His arraignment oi tno Xiomsvuie convention ami its workings wns nlso quito severe. Ho made a fine speech from his point of view nnd was iroquontly applaudContracts between Goobel and ed by tho largo audience that heard the poor, oppressed citizen con- him snenk. No speech, on the Demftimto to be unearthed, in which ocratic ticket, delivered hero during tho campaign, was morn enthusias(Goebol handles damage claims tically received. Goebelism in theso 'fur the said oppressed against parts could not stand many more loading a car In eight minutes. the railroads upon conditions such blows ns the ono delivered by discretion. Unit give Qoebel two dollars for Mr. Hallnm. In order to increnso the output of mo isarnsioy mine, wo understand every one ho gains for the claimRed Hilt Items. Hint tho St. Bernard Company will Earlington Book Club. ant. Truly he. loves the poor Our farmers nre busy gathering in Tho Earlington Book Club hnR soon increasoino mining iorco mere. and hath dono thoin great chartheir crops, hauling coal and prepar- 'again 1been organized by tho ladles As has been tho custom for many ity ing for tho lone winter days which of Earlington for the Benson's read years tho St. Bernard Company will Jack Frost has reminded us will soon ing, and tho bookshavo been ordered. again gladden tho hearts of their W. regret to note that the be in our midst. Mrs. George V. Atkinson Is president miners by paying them three cent Democratic members of the The Tcnchent Association for this and secretary. The Club has" the fol- per bushel for mining coal for tho district was held at Macedonia last lowing membership: Mesdames J. next sit months commencing OctoElection Commission under the Saturday. A large number of tench- - F. Fonrd, Ernest Rash. William ber 1st. Goobel law declined to appoint, ers wore present nnd spent a very Wendel. J. II. Atkinson. Paul M. With seven mines operated In this two of the Madisonville in plensantdny, while n very interest Moore, E. R. McEuen, John M. Vic- county, me at. uernimi company tory, Ii. A. Chnttcn, C.UI. McGnry, aro .Republicans who had ing programme carrieu out. unaiiio to como nny way near been designated by the Repub- PHILIPPINE POLICY POPULAR. R. L. Price lint sold his timber to Ida Walker, W. F. Burr, Louise supplying tno neavy demand maue Mr. Pat Wells, who will move his Weber and Powell; Misses Sallio upon them for coal this year thus lican Committee and presented mill into our community in tho near Fonrd. Colosto Moore. Acrucss Burr. J inr. by the Republican election MinnloBourlnnd nnd Lucy C'renshaw-future. Foreman John Evans, of the No. We hope and believe Republicans Stronger in Iowa Wo wore glad to hear from Per- and Cornelia Hester. 11 mine, says, with tho late improve that when the rest of the apkins last week. Some fenrs wero Than Ever Congresment in tho track nt that mino the Tobacco and Corn Damaged. pointments for the county are entertained that ho had gone astray. locomotito can easily do the work sional Session. The heavy frost of last Friday of hauling tho cars from tho mine, The last that was seen of him, he made, due courtesy and proper did considerable and a Bible and was had a shot-gu- n Washington, D. C, Oct. 1. Repro-eantatl- headed for the hills and some night and vegetation over damage to when formerly It was too much for regard will be shown the liopub tno Hull, of Iowa, who is in thought that probably his head was cropsNearly nil of the tobaccocoun- it. licuits and all other voters, by ty. had naming in each precinct the com- Washington today, nays that there so confused by their beauty and been cut and put in tho barn, but Weigher Fred Flier nnd forco at is a very lively interest In politics in work petent and active men that have town at the time and that an active grandeur that he had committed some few patches of tho Into sitting nnd Inin tho Arnold mine, feel proud were caught and nipped. Several fact should feel so, over the been chosen by Republican au- fight Is being made, but that the Re- suicide. small crops, east of Pembroke, wo good record mndo last Fridny when a farm Chas. Miles are thority to look after the interests publicans ever stronger In the State Madisonville has rentedcoming near learn, were badly damaged. Late 10,000 bushels of coal was mined nnd year for the were. on cars, In Is low lands amis ruined of the party and the people at than they "The Philippine policy of the ad- and together with his father's family corn will the bo worth tho cutting. loadedForeman and It nowno wonder not and ltuio that carries a tjio polls. Any tendency to ignore ministration' he said, "will give will move there in the near future. Tho tomnornturo dropped to .11 de- high head nnd will scarcely recog-nlz- o these recommendations cannot the Republicans ten votes where it Mr. Pnrloy Wright says tho cause grees and ice formed nn eighth of an Foremen Day nnd Evans, ns ho was thorn." but bo taken as a suggestion that loses ono to.he thoutrht tho comimr oi ills rail n few Sundays ago by a inch thick. HopkinsviIIo passes thorn by. He headed lass tho the Democratic members of the sessionsaid congress woum Do impor- bewitching black wo won't say this The Sehreo mines havo resumed name of well, oi county election board desiro to tant, though It Was difficult to pro-di- time. work after n few days strike, both Married at Springfield. sides, wo understand conceding a jubUiow legislation would come take undue advantage of their Mr. Joe Campbell and wife vi Mr. John Steersman, of this city, point. honor. Wo believe these gen- out. He thought that the House itcd relatives nt Nebolast week. caucus committee's financial hill B. K. Parker and w ife are visiting and Miss Lou Isabell, of the country, While making the rounds sowing tlemen will give us a fair elec- would bo paused by both houses. and Mr. Ollle Morris, of this city, seeds of discord it would seem from tion. and Miss Julia Hampton, of Mortons Ho did not think Congress would do near uaenz tins weeK. Andrew Bennett and family, of Gap, drove to Nortonville Tuesday the following clipping thnt Purcell, more in that lino and did not see struck why it should do less. Ho thought near Crof ton, were the guestg of John afternoon, and caught tho south alias Jones, has Sept. 80.a snag: PurMust Guard Our Votes. London, ICy., bound train, No. ftl, nnd went to cell, a member of tho W. C. that there would be some military Bennett last week. The Honest Election Leaguo in legislation, but found it hard to calMrs. Amanda Lyell Is on the sick Springfield, Tenn., w here they wore hoard of tho United Mine executive united in matrimony. They nre nil of Amorica, who Is charged Workers Louisville is gaining large mem- culate how strong might bo tho op- list this week. with Inyoung people. bership and thorough organiza- position to the standing army. John Crick Is stitferhig with n very splendid congratulations Tin: Bkk fluencing man' of the miners of extends host Laurel County to lay down their and sore hand, caused by sticking n nail tion. Its work at the polls will wishes. A Few Fair Ones. through it last week. tools, September 0. and wait till their Such work be most valuable. wages wero Increased before going S. II. Grace nnd family will lenvo Are dead? Stone, of Missouri, de- to work again, was this morning will be needed not only in tho We all our "Free-TraderIn a few days for Idnly, Mo., where don't Is still a If e citiea but in the country. The nowadays. hear anything from them they intend to make their future clares that silver is not going issue. brought before tho bar of Justice at Four yearn ago they The Missourian to bo people of every precinct must be were much In evidence. Have the home. the candidnto of his party next this plnco. He was charged In this enso with constantly on guard from now customs reports appalled them and R. Ii. Price has sold one of his year, but ho is likely to have somo special an employe causing W. Williams, of Pittman to will until after the election to seo rendered them speechless? Barn- farms In W. H. Davenport, inwhoshort influenco iiidictntlng the platform. Coal Company, to breakthe contract his our community movo a This Is one of tho reasons for the with that company. The Jury found that none lose their votes be- stable Patriot. notably while thorn, cheerfulness of the Republican tho defendant guilty and fixed his Some tween this and election day and uraco oiofnow vorK, uavo nau tiie Otho Price and Cordio Carroll party. With tho Stone programme lino nt $20. Tho remaining four cases that all cast their votes and see fairness and courage to come out paid a visit to Enrllngton last week. Indorsed by tho National Democ- against Mr. Purcell were set for Deracy next yenr, the Republicans can cember lit. them counted on election day. and declare that they were absolute- They rode tho bumpcro of course. In their opposition to ProWith vigilance on tho part of ly wrong Boston Record. With n bowed head, a heavy heart scarcoly avoid gottlngain bigger ma1B!)U. The-- Loxington Herald of n late jority than got Tho and an empty pocket hook, Hero Democratic they the forces, and every tection. masses apparently date contains theso expressions from voto cast, thoro can bo no doubt W. F. Sheridan, the champion Cash has in ado n solemn vow never stand with Stone on national Issues, the pen of a miner at Beattyvllle, to attend another picnic nt Manning-to- and tho policy outlined by the Mis- ICy.: Upon good heavy-weigof Goebol's defeat. dispatcher of the L. & sourian Is going to bo indorsed in "Mr. Goebel being in oillco as a authority it is known that no N. lines, sat too hard on a folding Henry Davis has the only over the Sonntor got ono about chair in less a personage than National Tuesday Frank Arnold's opera house the idea of ever making abandoned Is noconvention of nextn yenr. There bend of uovornorbill law to restrain Bradley, an elecparty from n profesevonlng during an interim Committeeman Uroy Woodson in a speocn ny Jion. Tiieouoro iini-la- sional base bnll player. He says ho committing suicide. tion bill. What has It dono for anyone? Wo nre getting nfraid of Bitch holds this viw privately, and The chair collapsed and it is loves the girls too well to leave leaders. The L. & N. railroad has Foot Cut Off. the truth of this position is daily reported that as tho Colonel went them all behind. railsuoos down ono oi inose snarp-toe- u Gordon got his foot cut dono moro in one month for the nnd Brakemnn Several of our young mon will cast forcing itself upoii all honest, ponetratod the seat of another chair their first otes at the coining elec- oif nt Crofton Tuesday niirht. Ho road employes, ami miners, thinking men. One of the prom- a car length ahead of him. Mr. Hal- - tion in November way jerked otf of his farmers of Kentucky than Goobel was and wo bo inent Goebel leaders has pro- lam remarxeu that "it was a good stato nearly all of them nre glad to trainin somo hhv foot being caught will do If ho lives to & as old as and fell, will vote Tho L. N. Railroad posed that fivo votes thing that something had brought under the victorious banner of tho under tho train with tho above re- a power for good and ought to bo pro-is grand old Republican party. May sult. He Is a splendid railroadman tected. There is nn army of laboring be killed, lost or stolen in each down the house. she never again know defeat, is the nnd his misfortune Is sad, indeed. piecinct in the State. This Those Denver men nnd thoir families, depending U No Hoo. steam whistles upon it would amount to twelve thous- which tho Inhabitants of that city wish of Gov. Bradley Friday pardoned comforts for tholr living and all the they enjoy. Lot them nlono and votes in tho State. Each in- are complaining about as nuisances Dr. W. T. Davis, serving n life will News from Olney. anyone. In tho Frankfort poiiitontinry. nnd thoy andnot botherfind out Atvoter must bo on his aro one of the evils of a Republican dividual you tack them that Mr. David wife, J. A Protective Tariff administration. Pav nilfl T? Molton and nf DnK.nn Dr. Davis convicted of poisoning you havo nttneked awill There aro many ways guard. bear. We don't Xfn.alinnil Lowry Mundv in Woodford countv When Republicans nre In power factho unscrupulous political man- tories nro always running, whistles have been camping at tho Klrkwood In 188U, and had sorved fifteen years. hear of any troubles oxfstlngbetweon tho road and its employes. What agers have of disfranchising tho blowing, chlmnoys smoking and llko spring tno past week. Many petitions for his pardon havo cause has Goebol or any ono else to Gov. necessary number of votes in misfortunes worrying the people. iiicnnru touu unci ii r. cut by a block flying ins nose herotoforo been rejected. Isold attack them? They havo novcr done Mnrtlnez (Cal.) Contra Costa Ga- badly from tho Bradley states that Dr. Davis a contest such as this. harm, I think wo, as good and feoblo and can live but a short him any nnd If wo havo the goodwill zette. saw at the stnvo factory. The farmers aro busy cutting their time and for thnt reason clemency citizens, of our neighbors and friends at heart Shall He Be Senator? was extended. corn. Orapevine Notes. . and tho prosperity of our State, wo Jnko Boitrtot t Is moving to his farm ought to oncourngo all tho enterNaturally Goebel wants to bo Mr. Win. Johnson is quite hick near Liberty church. prises wo can got nnd not fight them. fever. United States Senator. And with typhoid-malariMorris and Miss Leila JackJohn Thoy nre our friends nnd benofaotori, Judge Pryor boldly says GooMrs. Lucinda Todd and grand son attended church Sunday. and it is tnrougii them, nnd tho labor bel will not only bo Governor, daughter Virginia Agnes, accomtnoy irivo. woeniov tno comforts or Will Mprcer Sundnyed with his panied by Mrs. Jane Todd loft last llfo. Wo can go and see our friends but Senator. And Judge Pryor Monday for Greenville, where they best girl. thnt lire nt a long distance, wo can Ollle. thn lAvn.vnnr.iilil smi nf Mi is one of the Goebel Elec- will visit relatives for a few days. even talk witli friends slnco those tion Commissioners. He, of Miss Katie Sullivan Is getting ami Mrs. Hnioln Wolff, died Monday great enterprises hnvo come into our couise, may bo expected to do along nicely with our public school. illuming. midst. Air. uoeuei, you nro barking g Lafayette Clark, a Dem up tho wrong stump. Wo nro nil all in his power to make his Since Jack Frost made his appear- ocrnt, Hays ho will not voto for Goe I can't take plain cod-live- r friends, our Interests nro parallel prophecy come true. But tho ance, the small boys from town have bel. oil. Doctor says, try it. He wiiu nil tno grand enterprises in our only way Qoebel will ever reach beon quito busy in quest of walnuts, Miss Roso Calvert is on tho sick you attack ono enmight as well tell me to me to Stato; whonothers; wo want you mon tho Governor's chair will bo to grapes and hickory nuts. list. danger tho no disfranchise a large number of Ltttle Miss Ada Russell, who has lard or butter and try to taKef to ropresont us who will array labor It. M. Wlnstend Is making quite a against capital, masses against voters in Kentucky and his most been quite sick, is ablo to bo out again. long visit In Missouri. It is too rich and them. classes; wo nro ono people. I earnest supporters aro losing J. B. Ltndle was called to Dixon W. H. Martin Is slowly rocovoring J' will upset the stomach. ButS mining coal in this Stato twenty-tw- owas Ina elec Monday to tho bedside of his iroin a lingering uinoss. faith in tho possibility of years ago, nnd that feeling was brother-in-layou can take milk or cream, Goebol buttons nro almost ns scarce D. D. Rayburn, who aroused at that plnco. Tho pooplo tion. as hens' tooth in these parts. is very low with typhoid fever. got so hostllo to tho company ihal.it so you can take The question then arises Mrs. Eliza Mercer, of Morcrnnfleld. 2 absolutely tore up twelvo jnllos of Is having chills. "Would tho people of Kentucky Sado Moore Is visiting her nophow, J. W. Mercer, track, left the Stato, and has novcr Georgia Carlylo while going home of this place. chooso to seo Mr. Goobel sent to mined n pound of conl in it since. It from church was thrown from her had locomotives and coal cars and the United States Senate after horse and bruisod up somowhnt, Hero's hoping thnt Tim Bun may hauled coal to tho Cumberland river, have much success, and that General defeating him for Governor?" but no bones broken. 2 It is like cream t but will had largo barges that hold 83,000 Taylor will bo our next Governor. What feort of a victory over bushels of coal, had a steamboat, Onii op tiii: Bovh. A Jolly crowd chaperoned by Mr. ' feed and nourish when cream would that be? If a man and Mrs. M. L. Morrison and Mr. largo coal yard hi Nanhvllle, and It ;wiN not. Babies and how and Mrs. Henry Klttlnger went to Invited to be the City's Oucst. just pulled out and sold Its property bo not it for Governor at a great sacrifice, when thero was much better is it to send him to Dawson laat Saturday. Viz: Misses will thrive and grow Chicago, Oct. 1. A special invita- garen nlontyof coal and a good market, Mamie exorcise upon the affairs of tho Tick Wyatt.ToxIo MoNalr, narrow, tion was sent by tho Fedoral 9 fat on it when their nrrhnarvP Tho pooplo never missed tho water Totiu, jjora iienry. ura nation in the United States Cora Hall. Besslo Arnold, Minnie, Committee to Sir Thomas Llpton, ; food does not nourish them. until tho woll went dry. Our lenders the havo got to clmngo their tactics j thoy Senate thoso dangerous und de- WHIio and Linnie, Whitfield, Dollle owner ofto bo yacht Shamrock,ntask S Persons have been ing him guest Chicago's known to gain tho must try to advocato n hotter feeling Story and tectable attributes which his op- and Nannie Asliby, JJolle B. L. Todd, laying of the corner stone of tho new n harmonious attitude to Hattio Goodie. Messrs. v a pound a day when, UKinj an and farmer, mechanic, minor and all. ponents believe him to possess, S. L, Todd, Sammlo Arnold.Sammle fedoral building next Monday. Tho all JJocH political rascality and lack Pool. .Frank Futrate. Jim Sisk. Jounce of Scott's Emulsion. It eti are dopendont on railroads. Railmachinery in working roads aro aliko dopendont on farmers, scruple lose any of its power CJjarllel Wid ,EIgle nibbs, Artie The indications aro that when tho of order so that the ordinary food u mechanics and minors, so why array for evil by being given a wider Jones, rJIm Arnold 4ind John ofllclal record is completed on Monone class against anothor? Our In, UENNIB. Tliomns. day next it will be found that tho re- 4 properly digested and assimilated. field of operation? terests aro tho same, tho prosperity toe. ind 1 oo, all druggists. ceipts of the government for tho last Tho only way to defeat Goeof ouo Is tho prosperity of nil Subscribe for Tub Bee, 1 per three months have exceeded the ex- (I SCOTTiBOWNE,ChtmUu.NwYorlc penditure by nearly $1,000,000. bel and Goebelism is to defeat it year. ouo-thlr- structlon, JOHN BURKE. Of Campbell County. IFor CominUsioner of Agriculture, W. THROCKMORTON, Jait. J.Of'Fayetto County. For Representative BEN T. ROBINSON. ' In- - t HopkinsviIIo speech. It is told in the ponitontiary at Eddyvillo, by tho officials of that institution, each of whom wears a largo photographic Goebol button on the lapel of his coat, and passed around generally on the outside. The story is that General Taylor stated that tno Jiddyvillo pern tentiary was unhealthy for tho reason that the "backwaters of tho Cumberland river arose in tho cells of that institution." It is folly to believe any sane man should make such a statement. but in a heated campaign most partisans aro guilty of some foil v. Tho hill on which the penitentiary is located is about 5J00 feet above the highest high water mark. General Taylor made no such statement and the most ho said on the subject was to read from Governor Brown's message to tho Kentucky Legislature where he said to that body that 'a million dollars had boon sunk in that institution and that it was so surrounded by water that you could only get to it in a skiff.' And further, that tho cells were po built that 'air had to be pumped into them to make them tenable.' These statements were literally true at the time. General Taylor was simply proving some Democratic mistakes by the official utterances of a Democratic governor then in high favor with his party. But people should be able to exercise just a little reason in accepting or rojectiiifj campaign stories. Tho moon is not yet proven to bo made of green cheese. " have good A most absurd report has been Rosy Cheeks diligently circulated in Lyon and health and rosy cheeks, thanks to Hood's other Western Kentucky coun- SarsapariHa. It builds me up and ties with reference to alleged ut saves doctor bttts." Mary A, Burke, terances of General Taylor in his East Clair St., Indianapolis. Ind. Foolish Story. of cures has made H America's Greatest Medicine. ffid6 AT SaMafKUiifl Hoods PUU cura .Usr Wit the non Irritating m& miTy cathirtio' lo'tak. with Mood's" jUroprllt MADISONVILLE. Hon. Theodore tlallam Spoke Prom Court House Steps. W. D. Orr Spoke Out In ing and Qot a Roast. meet- gation and people during tho yenr, and nt the close of tho sernloii nearly everybody In the house wont up and gave the preeaeher the right hand of fellowship. An earnest and numerously signed petition has been sent to conference asking that Mr. Wheat bo returned to this work. In fact there is such n petition from tho Earlington congregation, another from members of other churches and no church, headed by Rev. I. II. Teel of tho Christian Church, another by the Nebo congregation, and ono signed by tho mombers of tho A. O. U. W. lodgo nt this place. The latter has tho largest membership of porhnps any lodgo in tho county of any order. The church horo has grown nnd prospered undor tho ministry of Mr. Wheat nnd this fact and tho earnest desiro expressed for his return must bo a source of comfort to him, for this was his first work, this tho' first plnco assigned him by conference, which body tho Earlington people, as n whole hope will return him to us again. Tuesday nfternoon, Hon. Theodore Hallnm. of Covinctou snoko nt Mad lsonville. Circuit Court was in ses sion and Judge Nunn did not ad- of tho iourn court in favor spokesneaking, theroforo from the court house steps to a stand intr au dience of voters from various quar ters oi tno county, tho iirown Democrats wero much pleased with his speech. During the speech, Mr. W. D. Orr,"candidate for representative on the Goobel ticket and a. sun- porter of Goebel, took exceptions to something Mr. Hnllam said with reference to Judge Pryor and spoke out in meeting. Air. iinuamrepiiou wttn spirit and the crowd served up a warm torsi to tno legislative candidate that more than paid for liiq in Hon. Theo. Hallam Spoke to a crow ded house, Tuesday night. Ho wns introduced by Bixty cars of coal were loaded and shipped by that company during the month of September. A new air shaft is being sunk for the Empire Coal Company. How can it bo posslblo for minors to bo, so bllndod ns to voto for one whois n pronounced enemy of corporations when duty requires them to labor for a corporation. An old saying Is, wo bIiouuI praise the horse that carriqa lis ovor tho stream safely. So should we vote against tho man who Mould destroy the source from whence conies our meat and bred. Pat Blair wns hero a short time last Saturday calling on friends. So rushed with work has ho been that ho finds Uttlo tlmo to visit. Said a miner from South Diamond mine, InstSundny: "Wo can't got tlmo to een go a nut hunting, so great Is tho demand for our labor." Charles Stokos, of the St. Bernard building forco, after a sloknoss of a few wcoks, Is again nblo to resume work nt the now slack bins being constructed nt tno coko works. Said Secretary Atkinson one day last w eek w hen speaking of the great demand for coal: "Wo nro now about ono hundred nnd seventy cars with our local trade." Coal agent Hart, who represents the St Bernard Coal Co,, at Mt. Vernon, wns tho guest of Geo. 0. Atkinson last week. A coal agent from Nnshvllle was hero last week on tho lookout for coal. Rumor says that during tho coming winter St. Louis wilt consume d moro coal than last winter and the question Is, where will tho fuel como from? Somo romnrknhlv mtiok work In loading coal wns dono a fowdays ago nt tho Arnold mino says weigher iTeu Filer; uo.uuu ins. Doing tipped nnd loaded in n car in eight minuUs. Ho says tho drivers put up n job on him by rushing him for n few min utes. What ml no in tho Stato of Kentucky, nnd wo might say, any State, thnt can bent this record of bo-hi- better than cure. Tutt's Liver Pills wHInot only cure, but if taken in 'time will prevent dyspepsia, biliousness, malaria, constipation, jaundice, torpid liver and kindred diseases. Prevention Vi J 1 49 Sick Headache, CLOTHING.! .at The bulk of our Full and Winter Clothing is on our counters now, nnd wo nro ready for business. In fact tlio early cool weather has caused our customers to rush ih upon us before we nre nblo to "spread" ourselves over our now room as we intended. We hoped to havo had. all things urranged nicely in plenty of time for early Fall Trade, but our "boss," i. 0., the people sav nay; they want to buy NOW, so wo have pulled oil' our coat, rolled up our Bleeves, and aro how' "in it" and "at it" witli "both feet" and "both hands," for all it is worth. Como right along, Wo aro at your ladies and gentlemen. we aro awfully anxious for you to keop us haul at work. Our Clothing, Wraps, Dress Goods and Shoes nro now opon to you, and we must say wo aro perfectly satisfied with each. We never had a purchase wo wero. as proud of. Come in and partake. Tho values aro good, tho styles are ripjht nnd the prices bottom. com-inand; It TUTT'S Liver PILLS ABSOLUTELY CURE. CliUrch, Directory. E. CHUROH. W. C. Wilson, pastor. Services' first and third Sundays at U a, in. and at 7:80 p. m. Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Sunday .school at 0:30. Christian Church. I. H. Teel, pastor. Services second and fourth Sundays at 11 a. m. and 7:80 p. m. Sunday-schont 0:80. Prayor meeting, Wednesday evenings at 7:30. M. E. Churoh, South. R. M. Wheat pastor. Services first and Third Sundays at 11 a. in. and 7:80 p.m. Sunday-schoat 9:30. Prayer M. ol ol & , 49 49 ? 9 9 to to to ? to 9 ? mooting, Tuesday evenings o'clock. at 7:30 D. S. "Edwards Pastor. Sorvlcea sec9 ond Saturday night, Sunday and 49 at 0 :80. 9 Sunday night, Sunday-schoo- l Prayer meeting, Monday evenings at 49 7:30 o'clock. 9 A. M. Catholic Churoh. Rev.Sunday 9 Mass, Coenen,pastQr. First morning at 7 o'clock; Second Mass, 49 0:30 o'clock. Afternoon service at 49 49 2:30 every Sunday. 49 Missionary Baitist Churoh, '9 9 ? BISHOP & CO. 1 MADISONVIt-Lt?- to to to . KY. YOUR MONEY BAOK IP YOU WANT IT. 'to & to Gknkrai. Baitist Churoh. William Chllders, pastor. Services 49. every third Sunday at 11 o'clock u. m. and at 7:30 p.m. Y. P. S. C- - E. Prayer meeting a1 eyctwo! e overy Sunday evonlng at0:S0. After the Blind Tigers. e Lancaster, ICy.. Oct. 2. A has beon hero for several days discovering and exposing tho "blind n warrants tigers," and havo been issued against persona charged with selling whisky. Most af the dives were located on "Battle Row," a nogro settlement of" tho doteo-tlvfifty-seve- Miss bailie drowning lias just returned from the West, and has given our Dress Goods, Trimmings and General Dry Goods Stocks their finishing touch. M. v& ii. m - a e to ft jC fcaft 9 1 S i .. 9VVV9VVV99VVififV9'k K.jmmif&'Xgt feeri.Kaiu(Mi! piiFfqfp&f, nHM YOUR ORDERS Win SOLICITED Poistlit Limy AuJmss? Ask your neighbors. Thoy all say that wo haul better loads, furnish best teams, and always atthoright price. town. a ijtli of Dr. hy Ut Krftctlr hulttiT condition Fowdtr. bm 70a Thta Ucrm&a Uni wilt t Irto from malatla, typhoid fever, fold aad tha trip. Jr. CarUtedt'a Gtrmin Ltrtr Powder U tha bail medlclae moatv caa bar. yaHir Ci1 try Dr. Otte'a SprtiM Oum atJllMm. rrl 2K 14 60 blood Yo hoU tawlMiadiMUiitToir put la ricto kad par mad J oar wkola A TIMELY HINT. k op mi hum. b.t. f--- - ft ... A.-.- 't ..A. .HI, roraclt t.t. 1 Barnett & iArnoJd. iiiinftr-- r dt-- eel rl ?' W 4 iB 11 raV i . vi Bernard Drug Store. In a mysterious fight near Franklin, Ky., Ftevius KlUottwas killed, Sohn Jblck fatally wounded and an unknown man severely cut with knife. Three women havo been sent to jail, but it Is not believed tho evidence will convict them. I suffered tor 25 years with a cough and spent hundreds of dollars with doctors and'for medicine to no avail until I used Dr. Bell's This remedy makes weak lungs strong. It has saved my llfo. J.Ji. Rosell, Grautsburg, III. Incorporation articles have beon filed in the ofllco of the Secretary of State at Frankfort by tho J. V. Pll-chManufacturing Company, of Jefferson county. The capital stock or S3 Jll' lT JJH - - -- .- . Os.a....as..A.ii.. - .Jt - J- - .!.,. I M. MgGORD, Contractor and Builder r'aaap Coagkod as Ytara. HipHllBanReaH IS YIARS IXriRIINOI EARLINGTON, KY. 'JBartTIitaflMaw ve All classes of buildings erected and VTa8aM made complete ready for occupancy, including thofurnlKlilngof all materials, mechanical nnd common labor. r . tT TICE, PLANS. DETAILS. 8PEOI- I'rlco reasonable mid satisfaction a PIOATIONB a CONTRACTS gtwrantctd. Kstlmatcsclieerfullvglveu ON SHORT NO- - on all kinds building and special work. DRAWN UP .. - S lle meachancu at your work. 110,000. Ken-tuckln- n. et For all fresh cuts or wounds It) either tho human subjects or in animals, as a dressing, Ballard's Snow Liniment Isexcellent: while forsoros on working horses, especially If slow to heal, or suppurating, its neaiing unoqualed, 20 and (jOo. Sualitles are Drugstore. In an interview Bishop Dudley discusses In strong terms l.io lax divorce laws of the United States and says he believes the Episcopal church at Its next General Council, will adopt a canon forbidding Its clergymen to marry divorced persons. Allln Pblttr, Oawird, Ttcn , wiluit I b. known Dr. U. A. Simuaat LlTtt UeJlclo7 ytirt. II It a good mtJIclnt. Il cmct Crampt It It a In Siomacb, aad Torpid Liver, I belli much better medicine then Zellln'e aad Bliek Draogbl. Thirty-seve- n of Pittsburg's largo foundries have been idle this week because of a strike among the mold- ers. Ten lounuries nave granted 1110 molders' demands and continue work as usual. . I gbokgh: First-Class (SnrteHorlo liatcDivii) o. A HHillllllllllHI toy, 4 FEED .1.. :&,' . ' LIVERY s STABLE. ftm AtI Qinnrl Main street, Jnut west of Depot. . I I 1 KAKL1NGTON, KY. 4 i ?& j.i s" I Ex-Go- v. Equipment and PromptjService. trnt-i IHIIHIIIIIIIHIIHIIIIIlUMIIIIIIIIIIIItllllllllli " "t T"K - or anti-Goeb- el n. ht anti-Goeb- el sen-ten- co "I wish to express my thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, for having put on the market such a wonderfol medicine," says W. W. Masslnglll, of Beaumont, Texas. There are inany thousands of mothers whose childron have been saved from attacks of dysentery and cholera infantum who must also feel thankful. It Is for sale by St. Bernard Drugstore, Earlington; Ben T. Mortons Gap; George Robinson, King, St. Charles. The gold output for tho Cripple Creek, Col"., mining district for Sep tember was 31.731.000. surpassing all records. Sinco gold was discovered there lnlBBl. the wroductlon has been T02,067,292.': (A. al lMf NO USE TRYING J Dizziness, loss of appotite, nausea and flatulency aro all connocted with Herblne dysposia or Indigestion. will give prompt relief. Price 50 cts. St. Bornard Drugstore. The twentv-fl- f th annual convention of tho Mississippi Valley Medical Association' was opened Tuesday afternoon and will contlnuo till Octo- ber?. life-lon- will euro Dr. Bell's it, and give such strength to tho lungs that a cough or a cold will not cents at settlo thero. Twenty-flv- o nil good druggists. Tho firm of 8. Levy & Co., of Beda, Ohio county, has assigned, with H. P. Taylor as assignee. Tho firm carries a line of merchandise. Ko statement of assets or liabilities has been Is tho forerunner to consumption. Luag IrrltaUaa 1 aeMlre caevere sor u rente, JaMatea te eay eaereae The matron of a well known Masonic Home mentions one inmate, seventy years of age, who has been in the infirmary for three years, a great sufferer from indigestion, and has been taking RIpans Tab-ulc-s about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that he U 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, eighty-fou- r years of age, has had liver trouble for many years and finds that R'I'P'A'N'S help him very much. They also have two nurses there, one thirty years of age, the other forty.two; both suffer from indigestion, causing headache, depression of spirits-anncrv 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 i3 forty.five years of age and at times suffers with indigestion, causing pain and parosms of belching, and finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have her name used in a testimonial. lfAHTZDi- -. cue f bad lUti Out aKirANHealfcepickeneiuluoeiX n ntrWilakMliuipnOMeltft. Baa Mtaufciu. Cl niwi jtvte . d KZ B"C $ r '"I "Jll l wiTwm rr lw.u,fjd.jU u.iUCfctmloi,h, lelrioiTvse. talk, TT J f made. i Scott's Emulsion To Silmnlein a SluKleh Liter. Deoltb Blliouf tun, DUperie Djipepile, Proven! Sick and Nervout Heedecbe, me Dr. M A. Mmmoni Liver Medicine. Forty-olgl- .t A BOON TO MANKIND! DR TO io i Goe-belis- in f to-d- fever nnd two deaths wero roported at Koy West Sunday. White's Cieam Vermifuge is a highly valuable preparation,capable, from tho promptitudo of its action, of clearing the system in a few hours of every worm. Price 25 cts. St. Bernord Drugstore. Tho Nile rlyer Is nt tho lowest point of which there is any record. Two hundred nnd six thousand acres will be dopriyed qf irrigation. gestion. Regulates tiu liver. Price, 25 cU. Hold by ut, uernaru urug store. now ensos of yollow t mHISe1?3 gaoo5 anar v mm TABLER'S BUCKEYE PILE lr rtlX. elB ekl & r". laTaTaTXMTaaTaTPaaTLIIlLZItal Jm eVmJKZHUK .W e iNIH. eW. m vfnra rt.ii.lrK.j 7i mtwHiBfm rnu . tj rs MfftfRT? 9 P S 3JeeHHvTfifc'" jgjft taW K CURE "Vlt K , a A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES, WTTHOUT PAIN. CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED. TUBES, BY MAIL, 75 CENTS; BOTTLES, 60 CENTS. JMSF.UllAM.StfePfffrlerff. "" arfM W "" J 'Pit P?afe,Wj "rf IVJ ,. V'I l". JijitB && iff .zxk&usr. k It''''' 1 J aTMaaJAaerWWAH TEA cures Dyspep. rWmVl ils, CoaaUpailon sail Indi- TiW.wtii'j aXV- ftem t i nt ' wmBjmSj1 "' " " &&k&&, - . tmLdtnL .ui'J fcEgcassai WWM rt .ufuijtascrj JtwPf Aittoto .Aa.-- . iJL W(rt :o i r 31 S - ? v te T W-- ?i . 1 'fir' li IY. ir-- " " - IIS 10 5 ifej ftl UUMtif - 6 4- - 3Utfj .-- 1 Can be Reached for Failure to AT PADUCAH. Eruption Lasting an Hour Near ' Perform their Duties Undeiy, f the5anta Maria Lakes. IQUSflf 'WT tftrbe." .Creelo, Col., Oct. 1. S.B. RenW the Law.1 t aoebelltesBoast They' Will DIs- sen, county surveyor, claims to havo $ pose of 8oo Colored Votes From tho Lexington Leader. witnessed the outbreak of a volcano Cltanlinets goes 20 miles from this city Friday afterEditor Leader: I Ben It Is stated with lualth. Jf we noon. He states that the eruption that the Cotllltv Election G'ommls. have catarrh any' slonors recentlynpnoiuUd In Fayette BY SUPRESSED REGISTRATION occurred near the Santa Maria lakes ST wifie we can- and lasted less than an hour. He county unuer tno uoouei Law, in the net be wholly approached to within COO feet of the i. W. G. Ilartor spent a fow.ilavs Inst appointment of election and registra clean. tVmk wiui relatives m ' r('ijiiiiiiv. tion ollleors. have annolnted old and Protection CWIII Bci Furnished br Ecdcral upheaval and says that the heat was very uncomfortable at that distance . Make systemIiidinna. decrepit otllcors, who are not compe' A party left hero for tho sceno yesLaw Honrit ElectlooHtague atic efforts to tent by reason of feebleness and adterday to obtain full particulate. bo free from IMRillBonVllle'fl new-- military com- - vanced ago to discharge tholr duties. Formed. this pftiiy 1h to be mustered nftnnio tlmo If this Is so. the County Commission-er- a Best way to Invest 35 Cents. nro punishable by flno nnd ImMr disease. Vj' i. A. Johnston, 103 tins week. prisonment undnrScctlon 157, of tho Pnducnh. Ky.. Oct. 2. The floe l'llham nntl IMpley Sts., Montgomery, Antioo. Mibb.. July 1. 1899. In l'urnoll vs. bellies Ala., tells her experience with catarrh Medicine Co. '' Miss Kppli Aohby, ofSlauRhtorH-Vlll- Kentucky Statutes. pp. 1150, this Soc- - eve here are very actlvo on tio Nf.w Si'knokh you 2i),Ky. oi registration. Their, otiorts of the stomach and how sho ias I want to tollTea. what I think of Is tho ifiioat of Mrv Marlon Mnnu nnu ono L. It. won oitno sections unuer hnvo boon devoted to reprosslnir the your Mtblnn I have used " ftlok at tills placo, 'I cured: .' ' tho old law as to nunlshmonts Is re- - registration of colored citizens. myself nnd in my family, and It Is all Denied. Honco. nnv Cotintv Com Thoy claim oxultantly tonight that that you claim for It It Is tho best "I will stato to you that I havo Mr. nml Mrs. J. 13. Fawcctt and mlssloner Is nunlshnblo for full urn in moy win prevent wo to uu colored Liver Medicine I over used. It Is taken eight bottles of your children returned Rattinlav from a perform his duty who shnll willfully voters from registering Tho only Just tho thing td take If you feel bad andtwoofMau-n-li.- i cndrcjolco to say, plcasnnt vhilt ttfGMtlirlft. porform It In such a way as to hinder way by which thoy can effect this Is and nro bilious. A. R. Lancaster. Ood blcs3 Dr. Hartman nnd the object of tho election law. I aim- - by Intimidation or froo use of " Sold by St. Bernard Drugstore. And I earnestly assure jou that It ., 'l'lio MadtKonVllle band has been ply call your attention to this, so if money. has cent contract. Under this contract cino Uono mo inoro rrood than nnv medl fi,,..ifMil..t tlioro nro grounds for prosecution It in nautili ''In4 Minister Applauded. Pnducnh, Ky., Oct. 3, 1 a. in. I havo ever tahen In my life. I Goebel got $2 for every $1 tho injured IfeiWIeriiqti 'tMjr- tost can bo made, T. M. Oaiiowkm,. mimic for the' United States Marshal A. D. James prcscrlbo It to every ono I meet who Chattanoogn, Oct. 1. Dr. Alonzo man received. nnrrousourg, nv,. Kept. s, lauu. Hpotlnn 1577 of llin Knnriirlf v flint. has Just arrived from Louisville and Monk, pastor of Centenary MethodIt all makes interesting rending. Is suffering, 03 tho best medlelno In Is In conferenco with Deputy Mar' MIbb fleorgln h. Wyntteiiterlnlnid utes referred by Mr. CardweJl Is as shal Larue. Thero Is every indica- ist Church, preached a sensational nnd there is more to follow. All we tho world, and hnvo mado many consormon In which he roundly desiro to add hero is that It wns in one verts who ore now rejoicing In tho nilltii n ntltillinr nf llnr vnnmr frlnmla' follows: tion that aro mado by Any nubile oulcer unon whom a. persons to if attemptswith tho regis- scorod tho regular Democratic and of those cases that Mr. Goebel great good which they havo derived Tuesday ovonlnjr In honor of hor municipal tickets, declaring that a brought down the public condemna- from tho same. I can tell you kluty Is linnosod under this chanter. tration of interfere twHith Dirtily. that I anyone protected under jiaiid a penalty provided for the viola tho thirteenth amondment to the majority of candidates for aldermon tion upon hlmsolf from Judge TalTt nm almost entirely relieved of indiges on both snau wiuiuiiy neg- constitution of tlio Unitod States a keepers, tickets nro either saloon "tor jugglery witn tne law." tion tuorooi. who "Mrs. Jo6 Shanks, of MndlaonvllI tion, mat great foe which has tortured barkeepers or lect such ma so many years, and can now cat dledfiundny night of typhoid fovo shall tft nerform performdutv. or who strict enforcement of tho law will bo friends of tho saloons. Heavowed urged willfully it in such a applfod. Sam Jones at Madisonvllle. Bliu loaves a husband and llvo olill way anything I desiro without It Is fruits or his henrers to vote only for men who as to Hinder tno oniect or this (iron to mourn her death. (10KI1KMTK3 FnUSTItATEW. nro opposed to the repeal of tho 10 The fullowlng note from Rov. Jain something acid." law, shnll be punished by a lino of Jones to Rov. W. A. Roono In regard Paducah, Ky., Oct. 2. Tho Goe o'clock saloon closing ordinance 150 and Imprisonment In tho county Ttf tho Tho many frlomln of Dan Yntea Jail for two months." In referring to saloonkeepers' can- to the prospective meeting at Madi- of understandbest toscientific action bolites hnvo mado their boasts Hint havo Dr. It is ' will bo gratified to learn that ho In thoy would run 800 negroes out of didates for aldermen such terms ns sonvllle, explains Itself: special book for women 6r his ablo to hi) out visiting. Ho intends mo city on registration uay. Tiioy "scounnrel," "bums," "ngonts of Cakterbville, Ga., Sopt.26, 1899. book on chronic Wonderful Discovery. catarrh. Theso books going to the country for a several propose to resort to various moans hell," etc., wcro used. Dr. Monk Deak Hbother Roone: I have aro Mediday's visit. Lunsfokd, Ai.A., April 15, 1898. to accomplish tholr designs. This declnrod that it would be a dlsgraco your letter at hand. In reply: It cine mailed frco by tho Company, Columbus, O. All Nr.w SpknokhMedioiju: Co. was one of tholr schemes to dis for any member of his church to suits me to w alt until first of Novemdruggists sell Dear Sirs: ihavo been troubled franchise 50,000 voters In the Stato vote tho Democratic city ticket, and ber to begin your meetings In Tlio tobacco Iri about all housed. Tlio crop Is a very lino ono and the with Liver and stomach complaint. which they havo declared thoy will declared that if any member of his and wo will set Sunday, Nofanners hnvo been very successful I had no appetlto and my go nern do. An honest election league has church voted for a saloonkeeper for vember 5th, as the day to begin. PERSONAL. In housing It. Tlioro liavo been very health was very bad. I took medi- been organized horo and Us members alderman he wanted him to leave Write me nt Cartersvlllo, Ga. cine from four different doctors nnd nro of the host citizens, and they all his church at onco. Tho congregaYours fraternnlly, .fovr lossoa thus far by lire. they fallod to do mo any good. I got assort innt tney win ueienu tne tion frequently applauded. Sam P. Jones. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. W. Rice, of The Infant Hon of Mr. and Mrs. J. no rollof until I began to use your rights of tho voters at all hazards. attended church hero Remarkable Rescue. T, Hill, of Johnson's Island, this xNuuinn lea. i UReu aoout two doldood for the Children. county, died Inst week after xovoral lars worth of It, and it did me more Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfleld, Story of a Slave. Mr. and Mrs. A. T. KIttlngor, of Mrs. Ella Hinson, of Hinton, Ala., days of painful Illness. Mr. Hill Is good than nil the medlcino I over 111., makes To bo bound hand and foot for caught cold,the statement that sho writes us August 12, 1898. "I advise tho country, woro hero to nttend serhave trained thlrtv-flv- e rtl brother of Mrs. K. K.Stodghlil of took. I In wolghtand my which sottled on her all mothers to give their children vices at the M. E. Church, South, pouunds health Is years by the chains of dlseaso Is the lungs; this city. treated for a very good. I can sloop soundly nnd worst form of slavery. Goorgo D. by her sho was physician butmonth Planter's Nubian Tea when they are Sunday. grow family can rec- Williams, of Manchester, Mich., worso. He told lior sho was a hope fumy or fretful. Ikeep this medicine The l'rovidenco train will be held my appetite is oxcouent. Mr. Crutchfleld, of St. hnlisn nnfl Ti'limi thn nlillrlran Charles,Bartonhero on business, Inst tells how at Henderson until 5:15 p. m. nu ommend Planter's Nubian Tea to the Ho says: such a slavo was made less victim of consumption and that was are ailing I give" them a dose and that Saturday. "My wlfo has been so help- no mouicino coum cure nor. d to any Thursday. Friday and Saturday of world as being a Her next week for the accommodation community. Any ono who doubts less for five years that she could not druggist suggested Dr. King's New is tne last or it." sold by St. Bernard The Misses Lovoll, of Greenville, turn ovor in bed alono. After using Discovery for Consumption; she Drugstore. of those who wish to attend the thisstntomont can writo to visited tholr sister, Mrs. Chnrles two bottles of Eloctrlc Bitters, alio bought a bottlo OROAK llAKKIt. HenderMin fair. and to her delight Hayes, this week. Ib wonderfully Improved and able to Sold by St. llernnrd Drugstore. - Escaped Convict Caught. do her own work." This supreme found herself benefitted from first Mr. Isnnc Itniner, of St. Charles, Mr. and Mrs. dose. She continued its use nnd Frankfort, Ky.,Oct. 2. When Wil- were the guesss Jennings, of Dalton, remedy for fomalo diseases quickly after taking six bottles, found herwho has been very low with of Mr. nnd Mrs. It. J. Rev. tl. R. Coleman. liam Parrish, a roustabout on tho McCulley, cures nervousness, sleeplessness, self sound nnd well; now does sumption for sonio time died last last Friday and Saturday. her Dick Rrown, stepped off the boat A contributor to tho Pembroke melancholy, headache, backache, own housework, nnd is as well as Sunday. VHo leaves awlfo and sev- Review takes occasion to here today,Ofllcer Carlton Thomason Eldor. I. II. Teel has roturnod from o ask sever- fainting and dizzy spells. This eral children, who have our symover was. Frco al questions in regard to Rev. H. It. working modlclne is a godsond sho Rornard Drugstore. trial bottlo at saw a convicts garb protruding be- Hopklnsvlllo, and Is now engaged in pathy. Ho was a good citizen. Only Cocts. low his trousers and arrostcd him. a two weeks' meeting nt Nebo. St. Colomnii, nnd It scorns Hint ho Is in to weak, sickly run down people. taken to tho as bottlo Only CO J)r.J.C. Hotivcr, a promlnont phy- doubt his to Row Colemnn's charac- Every Sold by guaranteed. druggist. nnd $1.00, every bottle guaranteed. Later he was where variousFrankfort Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Cole are prisoners penitentiary, standing as a minister. cents. St. Bernard sician of Oweusboro, was oxpolled ter or wo Ooebei Negro Didn't Draw. identified him ns a man who had spending several days In St. Louis. want to hay a few words from tho medical society of that In Now Mrs. Paul M. Moore and little son. served a term tlioro. His prison garb to to tho matter. regard Slielbyvlllo, Ky., Oct. 2. An nrt-fcity, because In n caso of serious Convicts WeddlneOlft. Jojni woro in Kvansvillo, this week. Is a scheme of the Goebel managers was that of both Eddyvillo and Illness he consulted with a physlcinn M.Mr. Coleman South, minister of tho and tho authorities are Houston. Tox.. Sontember 30. A at this place Saturday night to in good standwho was not n member of tho socl- - ing K. Church, Mrs. W. S. McGnry and MIbs nnd is a man whoso character Is snd story comos bv nrlvato sources a good audience for a negro Goo-b- awaiting news from thero. Alice Wise were in Madisonvllle, abovo roproaeh; u,The only crime ef t rom the state ponftentlary at Hunts-vlllspeaker was a signal failure. Tuesday. years the wife of a HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Mr. J. Knrl Taylor, tho elftod which he Is accuwU by his enemies, prlsonorFor two lived at Iluntsville, Chns. F. Armlstead, a negro, v, as adhas Mrs. M. M. Gordon, of tho country, Is being opposed to Goebel nnd vertised throughout tho town, and Nature herself clad In the early garb ot singer, who led tho singing for Itev. Godly a herself as woll as Jib to especially in tho colored sections to jprinr.bloeso ma forth trees and flo were canting was here Tuesday. John ai. Crowe, nern last spring, nns wink at fraud Is tooInjustice man the supportingawaiting the tlino for she speak at tho courthouse on could and tne despondent chord to vibrate to this, the and the has "Ameri ; Ih'oii lsttlng hero tho pnstfow days. Walter FInloy, who hns been on of all, springtime and how do Interests of bis too expiration of tho sontenco bf her can .Money nnd jVmerlean Labor," Karllngton Jkjskcsbcs (juito a charm much feel? llvre sick tired feellnr, at heart, to stand by and with nusimnu, wtio has only another year and tho colored people were especial- yon forerunner of yon thatMalariashakyTyphoid thobe outlist for several days, is able the Chills, and to again. for Karl, nnd honlwnys seems happy folded hands and closed lips see Ferer ? If so. tou most their to Bervo. It appears that his trouble ly urged to bo present to henr tho as It tl an IndlcaUon of not oass this warning when here. And there others to Rov. A. J. Thompson, of Dixon, sacred rights stolen away from them was caused beeauso of his dovotlon "gifted lawyor and orator" of their contnlt us a onr advicealcknessl avoid thlsi nothing. whom his visits bring happiness. by a baud of men who are willing to to his wife, with whom ho was much own race to discuss this subject. Tho Call on your drrflt and costs yon bottle of passed through Sunday enrdttto to procure a Dr. r resort to most any kind of means in In lovo. During the tlmo tho wo people learned, however, that the one Carlitedt's German Liver Powder. Take Glasgow, to attend Conference. Long Mill tnko up his Dr.lt. dose a day at bed time for sis days; then in has that their own sellUh residence In Karllngton after October ordor bo furthered. Hence, Interests man livedvisitedHunUville, shoocca- negro was a Goebel speaker, mas- follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chill may him on every querading, and severely rebuked the Tonic, follow up the directions and after two his light regularly Nnturo enn only feed tho flnmo of He has been Justly compll- - against aoebollsm. 1st. course sion pennltted by tho prison remedies, 70a meuted by being niipolntcd assistant to fraud, injustice, If being opposed nnd a most loving couple they rules, contemptible scheme by refusing to weeks' like of these two rreat In the spring--. lifo with tho food eaten which is diwill feel the flowers look were. attend the "free lecture," also.doubt-lesHkkiiini: will reinvlgorato Preoare vourself for the malarial or net season gested. pliyslcian to Dr. K. A. Chatton, the tho other attondnnt treachery and Last Saturday sho decided, after elements atmosphere la Improve distomnch and rerma. It chief phyMlcIau of the St. Ilcruard Goobellsin, disqualifies a minister of much persuasion, that a frco man negro remombcring tho effort of tho when the and when year fall of warns yon, a weak ns to Insure sonnt eystem of Goebel speaker who attempted necessary, above. These Remedies lo stock gestion tho ural bloom JJoal Co. Dr. Long Is a young mail tho Gospel then tho majority of the was better than one in tho peniten- to jump his board bill hero several repeat the of health. Prleo C0c. St. Bernard "Tif line character and ability and was sow by tiary, and decidod marry ery 1 weeks ago. Drugstore. spoko rapidly gaining a good prnctlco hero. ministers of Kentucky nroIt does6orI-o- il who had Importunedto her for aa man audience of Tho negro persons,to an St. Rornard Drug Store. sly disqualified. Itul few not about forty four MndlKonvllIo Hustler. weeks. She at onco applied for a disqualify thorn. Thoy nro doing of w bom woro colored persons. Program. on their duty fearlessly and tho Left for Conference. (uarterlv confuronen was held at of God and for His glory,Innnd namo band had the ground that her husFollowing is "tho program of the been convicted of a felony, Roscoo M. Wheat left Wednesday White Plains Teachers' Association, He That Any Would Win" tho M, 1'. Church last Saturday and labors will bo blessed in the their which is a statuary cause In Texas. end. Presiding Kldor Shelton So hero's t ishlng for your nbundant Her lawyer went to tho penitentiary Sunday. "Should be nrovided with good for Glasgow, Ky., to attend tho ses- to bo held nt Whlto Plains school itreslded and at tho times for preach- success in your noblo nnd mnnly to sorvo the process on tne husband, health, and everyone who would have sion of tho Louisvillo Conferenco. house. Friday, October 20. 1899. ing preached some excellent ser- efforts, Mr. Colomnn. U:30 Devotional Jixorcises J. D. who was working in the wood vnrd. good health should remember that Ho wns accompanied by Paul M. Moore, who mons. There was (julto a large atTho poor fellow ilstoned quietly to puro, ncn blood is tne lirst requisite. This session goes as a lay delegate. Cart of tho Conference is ex tendance of members from tho other 0:40 Wolcomo Address R. P. tho Jnwver. Then bo suddenly Hood's Sarsaparllla. by giving good Deafness Cannot be Cured to bo churches In the circuit. On account ralsod sharp ax In his left band, blood and good health, has helped pected thero an unusually interesting Tengtio. one as is quite an amount of of the furowoil services at tho M. K. by local applications as they cannot fo tho his 0:45 Response D. Utloy. story goes, and, with one many a man to success, besides giv- Important work to be Church, South , Sunday night, tho roach the diseased portion of tho blow, smote off his right arm attended to. 0:00 Purposo of Teachers' Assocl-tlo- n ing strength nnd courago to thouJust brethren called In thclrSundny night ear. Thero Is only ono wny to euro Miss Pearl Miller. tho elbow. Dropping the bloody sands of women who, before taking appointment. 10:00 Discussion by Miss Elln deafness, and that Is by constitu- ax, ho picked up tho quivering limb It, could not oven see any good In Volcanic Eruptions Stnples and Taylor Cranor. tional remedies. Denfitess is caused nnd, handing it to the lawyer, said: llfo to win. Are grand, but Skin Eruptions rob Dr. It. W. Long, of Madlsonvllle, by an inflamed condition of tho mu10:20 Langunge Lessons Aliss this as my wedding gift to life of has been employed to assist Dr. cous lining of tho Eustachian Tube. "Prosont dropped in a faint, and Hood's Pills nre gentlo, yot effect- cures joy. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, Ophelia Davis. her." Ho them, also Old, Running nnd 10:30 iriinaryitentiing--Jiissios- o ive. d Chatton In practlciugfortheSt.Hor-imrWhen this tube Is Inllnmodyou have has sluco been lying between life Fever Sores, Ulcers, Rolls, Felons, people. He legnn his dutlep a rumbling sound or imperfect hear- and death In tho hospital. Fine Work. Corns, Warts, Cuta, Bruises, Burns, Hall. Octolter 1st. His father practiced iji ing, and when It Is entirely closed, 10:40 Discussion by tho AssociaFor flno watch work, clock work Scalds, Chapped Hands, Chilblains. tion. Karllngton years ago and tho family Deafness is tho result, nnd unless During winter of 1807 Mr. Drives out has many old friends hero. Dr. Long tho inflammation can bo taken out Reed, ono the tho leadingcitlzons Jas. and Jowolry ropalrlng, call on W. G. Best Pile cure on earth. 2Cets. Geography MIbs of and Bnrtor, L. & N. R. It. Tlmo Inspector, Pains and Aches. Only a box. 10:40 Primary comes to us highly recommended, and this tube restored to Its nor Discussed by merchants of Clay, Clay Co., W. Va., Karllngton, Ky. Every piece of Curo guaranteed. Sold by St. Ber Rcllo Parker. E. G. Hamby. Marion and wo tnko great pleasure in ex- mal condition, hearing will bo deColomnn nnd his logagalnsta cake of ico in work wnrranted. nard Druggist. tending to him the right band of stroyed forevor; nine enses out of struck manner as 11:05 Recitation Lotcher Fox. such a tobrulso it severely. welcome. Ho has a room ovor the ten nro caused by Catarrh, which is 11:10 Mothods of Teaching Spellmay nothing but an inflamed condition Itbecamo very much swollen nnd St. Jlerunrd Drugstore where he ing Willie Tengue. Steward's House Burned. Bride Qroom of 79. pained him so bndly that ho could bo found whenever Ills services nro of tho mucous surfaces. 11 lioyu uatun. o The steward's nt William Young aged waiK without tno aid or crutches. needed. ' Wo will give ono Hundred Dollars not was treated by physicians, also Western Lunatic reshlenco at tho and Miss Ida Deuton Boventy-nln-thirty-liv- e 11:30 School Discipline J. D. Asylum, aged Ho for any caso of Deafness (causod by used several kinds of liniment and wns dostroyod by flro nt woro Joined In in the Cart. Horn. 11:45 Noon. catarrh) that cannot be cured by two and a half gallons of whiskey in noon, Sanday. Most of Its contents, Clerk's office at 11 marrlagoMonday o'clock 1 :1C Song Service. Hnll'R Catarrh Cure. Send for cir- bathing it, but nothing gnvo rolief tho property of Judge Anderson, tho at Hopklnsvlllo by Judge Causler. Horn, to Mr. and Mrs. Henry 1:00 Vyatt, a boy baby on Friday, Sep- culars; froo. until ho began using Chamberlain's stownrd, woro saved. Tho origin of The couple reside at Red Rock, In 1:40 History Loin Ray.Salllo P.. PestnlozI Miss F. J. CHENFY & CO., Toledo, O. Pain Ralm. This brought nlmost a tho flro is not known. Loss several tho extreme north part of the tember 21). Rrown. Sold by Druggists, 75c. comploto euro In a weok's tlmo and thousand dollars. Covered by Insur- connty. 1:55 Percentage A. J. Fox. Hall's Family Pills nro tho best. ho bolloves that had he not used this ance. New Boy. 2:10 Number Work Taylor CraTo Cure a Cold in One Day remedy his leg would have had to and Mrs, Vernon llaldwln are nor. Discussed by Miss Mallssa Mr. Washing Crock and nilk Vessels. Take bo amputated. Pain Balm is Fatally Wounded. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab Samples. the proud parents of a flno new boy for sprains, A great deal dopends upon the caro money 11 Last Sunday, at Clay, Webster matism. For salo bruises nnd rheuwho arrived In tholr home Saturday 2:25 Moral Training In School-- D. druggists by tho. St. Ber- of crocks or pans In which milk is lets. Ail cure. Thoremna It fails to county' Sherman Dlackwell shot and nard Drugstoro, Earlington: genuino hns L. Utloy. night. Congratulations. Ben kept. They should bo washed as soon L. B. Q. on each tablet. fatally wounded Goorgo K. Price. 2:40 Grammar CM. Oates. GenTho men quarrolledovera land title, T. Robinson, Mortons Gap: George as possible after being used. Rinse eral discussion by Association. Sswer Repairs. King, St. Charles. first with cold water, thou wnsh nnd tho shooting wns tho result. 2 :55 Physiology Dr. W. N. Bally. Died Saturday Night. Tho brldgo ovor tho sewer In front Roth aro promluont citizens nnd thoroughly lnsldonnd out with hot !1:10 Miscellaneous Business. of W. C. McLcod's utoro on Itailroad sad affair is most unfortunate. this Heavy Loss by Fire water, in which enough of Gold Dust Mr. Henry Green, of Barnsloy, 3:30 Adjournment. street Is being rebuilt. Tlio work Roavor Dam, Ky., Oct. 2. At 2 Washing rowuor lias been dissolved died at his homo Saturday night. Miss Salmk It. Brown, Pres. Uint is being dnuo Is very substanto mako Miss Oi'hki.ia Davis, V. P. o'clock this morning flro broko Out in rinsing a good suds. Finish bv Ho had boon sick for some tlmo with Bismarck's Iron Nerve and Is quite an Improvement tial with scalding wator; wipe lung trouble and his death was not tho hardwaro store of W. A. Rono & over tho old one. Wns tho result of his splendid Co., ntCcntertown. It spread quick- dry nnd sot out, with right sldo up,ln unoxpocted. Ho was about 24 years Dr. M. A Simmons Lher Medicine has greatly tre- ly and destroyed health. Indomitablo will and tho largo store- the irosn air ami sunsnino, and thoy old and was a good young man. benefited others and it reasonably certain to do Peculiar Ear of Corn Ho leaves a wife and ono child. mendous energy nro not found whore houses of Foster, Woodard & Co., will bo clean and sweot. Try ill Stomach, Liver,Ktdnoys and Ilowols and Rowo & Morton, together with Tho bereaved ones havo our sympa- jou food. Madison-YlllMr. AV. W. Patterson, of are out of order. If you want these tho contents of tho stores. Tho loss thy. Ocorffe Spence Dead. In Henderson County. brought to this olllco qulto a noyqlty hi tho wny of corn. Kvorv qualltos and tho succors thoy bring, is at least 125,000 with only $2,000 inMr. Goorgo Spence died nt his It has beon loudly ndvortlsed by the Weak Byes are Made Strong, UBo Dr. grain In tho ear hns a sepnrato shuck dovelop King's Now LIfo Pills. Thoy surance, held by Foster, Woodward homo at Hocla Inst Saturday eventhat John Young Brown ovory powor of brain nnd & Co. The causo of the fire is un- ing. His funornl was preached SunDim vision mndo clear, styes re- Goebelltesgot ono hundred votes in only that, but tlio tassel over It. Not soro will not of small grains of corn. This body. Only 25c at St. Rernnrd Drug- known. his homo by Rev. moved and granulated lids oreffec- Henderson county, whero ho formis full day nftornoon nt is certainly a very rare specimen. store. Bnptist eyes of any kind Bneedily and erly lived, etc. Paducah Register. J. W. Luster, of Mr. Patterson hns our thanks for his Church, nnd ho was buried at tho tually cured by tho uso of SutherDIGEST YOUR FOOD. than land's Englo Eye Salvo. It's put up More to bo half that number nro Caught Fire. kindness. Ninety percent et nil atekaeii U canted b Earlington cemetery Mr. Spenco for Rrown In a slnglo known In nnd sold ood creates The grass in tho lnrgo lot near the mm not bel n if properly dlfeeted, Itmen yon poi- - wns a member of tho Prosbyterlan all tubes druggists. on ,a gunranteo by precinct In tho county, with many are good irucB lata jour diooo una Slightly Disfigured. residonco of Mr. J. R. EvnnB caught liableanaalmoetanrdluau the hnuan intern Church nt Hecla. Ho leaves a wife to xoters refusing to declaro CarUtedt'a In two precincts over ono The'front part of Mr. 0. W. Robin tiro Aionuny morning from sparks U heir to. Ue Dr. the reiulta. CermanXlTer and sovornl children. Its sympaty to Mayfield (Joes "Dry." Yon will feel Powder and watch extinThk Bkk hundred nro known to bo for Rrown. son's lienu is couBuiornmy iiisugureu, from a passing train. It wns I). Ar- the trood effects after taking- one dote. OIt it tho bereaved extends ones. Tho most exciting local option Hondoison Journal. as tlio result of too close a contact guished, liowover. by Mr. F.dnmacro a trial and be conrtneed. I'rlco 25c election Mayfield has had in the Dr. Otto's Sprues Gum Balsam CyrM with tho ground. Ho was riding a nold and others Isbeforo any On tli 10th of Docombor, 1897, Rov. last 25 years took placo and resulted, of was done. It about the tlino wheel whon ho sllnned and foil and Your Cough. Justths Msftetns T, A. Doiiahoo, pastor M. E. Church, as always before, in a victory for tho brnlsod. vonr for forest llrps nnd ns nvorv far ChlMrtn. irot himself considerably n people. Tho majority thing is so dry, It Is feared that many Koutn, ft. l'icasani, v. va., con For tale fay 'rli most umlinrrnsslncr tmrt of It all tracted a sovoroeold, which was at was only 32, but tho temporanco St. Bernnrd Drug Store. was that It was tlono rlght In uainagos may do uono in tuts way. tended from tho llrst by violen tJataplQ are rejoicing and tho saloon Why cough and risk consumption, the public part or town wnero coughing. Ho nays t "After resort.'rnyocates are despondent, Whon when tho colobrated Dr. John W. nearly ovorybody saw him. Hut IM4Aama CUBAN RELIEF carta Starting the Steal Early., Ing to a number of 'specific's tho result was announced tho church M ISrS CUo- NennUcU rcI Toothache Oeorgo was a Hero, and "dhljiot Rowling Green. Ky.. Oct. 2. Goo- - usually kept In the houso, to no pur- - nnd flro bells rang nnd tho people Bull's Cough Syrup will curo you at v,n flTOmulcJt sourStoauch Itnovorfallstocurothroatand miutmir nor complain beneath, tlio nndmniTi Complaints. Xric. 25 'Cent. bolltos have circulated tho roport In went wild. The voto cast was about onco?troubles. For bronchitis, soro Summer lpurchascd a bottle of chastening rod," but boro his pain lung Cough Remedy .which acted 800. '' tins city tunc tuoro win uo tnroo Sold by St. Rernnrd Drug Store. llko a man. throat and hoarseness It is invaluable. days of registration here, when there llko a charm. I most cheerfully will bo but ono. On the other hand, recommend it to the public." For circulars have beon issued warning salo by St. Rornard Drugstore, EarlI tho Domoernts that tomorrow Is the ington; Georgo King, St. Charles; only day that thoy can register, un- BonT. Robinson, Mortons Gnp. For Infants and Children. less thoy are unavoidably hindered from doing so, or on account of sickTha KM Yon Hare Always Bought Oldest Woman in America. Will cure a Hacking Cough. ness or absence from tho city. "Aunt" Peggy Wndo, 110 years Doses sre small and Dlcatant to lake. Doctors Bears the old, and said to bo the oldest recommend it. Trice 25 cts. At alt drugguts. Thousands of tho most stubborn In America, died at her homo Signature and distressing cases of piles havo In Lawroncoburg, Tonn., last Saturbeen cured by Tabler's Pllo Ointment. It nover falls to cure. Price. day. Mrs. E. S. Armstrong, of Parks CO ots in bottles; tubes 75 cts. Tbe Catle, King ot all Birds, St. vlllo, probably owns tho oldest stove Bernard Drugstoro. Is noted for its keen sight, clear in good repair in the United States. and distinct vision. So nro those Itwas mado at "Johnson's Furnace," Tho largo coal mines at Dokovon, who uso Sutherland's Eagle somewhere in Kentucky lit the year many Sersons which have beon shut down for weak eyes, styes, sora Armstrong says it on account of a disagreement eyes 01 any Kinu or grnnuinteci litis. 1770. Air. date, but could bo is a litmonths tle out of set up with tho mincrsand operators started sold uy an ueaiors at cents. ready for cooking or heating in a few J iv ; " up yesterday. Tho strlko has been Jilrv a minutes. Mr. Armstrong also settled. President MoKlnloy Is to bo at singular coin, date 1601, 'which has wns Nashville In November to wolcomo glvon to his father. J. R. Armstrong. and The tl;o First Tennessee reglmouton Its by nu Indian girl during tho wnr of. Dr. U. A. Slmuons Liver Medicine, Slreeftbent return from Manila. iui. theNeivei, makei yon Flump and Comely, and Cbc ELECTION COMMISSIONERS MARSHAL JAMES T VOLCAHO WAS ALIVE. bbbvy. iWTsMWtW ' " fen tOCALJEIS. 4t - e, '"' How Ooebei Loves the Poor. Mr. Goebel's dovotlon to tho railroad employes Is remarkable In tho first place ho loves them so fondly that ho drew tho charter of the cities Of tho socond class so that they could not serve In the Council. Saloon-keeper- s, pool-rooowners, gamblers, tramps and beggars may servo in the Council of Covington, Newport and Lexington, but no brakeman, engineer, conductor, switchman or any man in tho employ of a railroad. But theso employes may servo William Goebel In other ways. If thoy will get hurt or killed ho has his runners out with contrncts to be signed, by which he is to be em ployed, and under which he takes from CO to C6 cents out ofovery dollar he recoives. The effect is that Goebel gots rich, whllo tho poor man or his family live In poverty and suffering all their lives, for after paying tho doctor and druggist, littlo remains to a signer of a Goebel contract. The Evening Post published Tuesday one of Mr. Goebel's CO per cent contracts ; wo publish today a 05 per m DR. LEAN 0. C. SETTLE PEOPLE dkMfW Preaches His Farewell Sermon to the Citizens of Rus- sellvllic. Dr. H. C. Settle, who received a stroke of pnralysls a few weeks ago, preached his last sermon that he will ever deliver last Sunday at. the Methodist church nt Russellville. hnnd wns in a sling and he reeled sovernl times while spenking. Ho will go to Louisvillo to live with his son George. One f illso-iiktln- c Pc-run- a nito-nrrti- ht . Pe-ru-- Hart-man'- s Tho Sonntor, when asked If Mr. McKinley wjould bo a candidate for tho presidency again, said everything pointed that way. litical schemers." An Insult to Dewey." United States Senator Mark Hannn savs this of tho possibility of Admiral Dowoy for tho presidency: "Tho practice of continually plac ing tho unmo of Admiral Dewey on tho list of nrospcctlvo presidential candidates Is indecent. It is nn Insult nnd a great injustice to tho hero of Manila Ray, as ho himself has frequently said that nothing in the world would Induco him to run for President or any other political office To forco upon this bravo and FANSES gnllant sailor tho need of again nnd ngnln declnrlng ho will not nccept political olllco Is, In my opinion, any contemptible, nnd plnces this man of Integrity, stem purposo and determination in the rnnks of those shifting nspirants for political honors who have not the stamina to resist OVERCOMES tho flattory or blandishments of po- Kidneys, Liver and Bowels SYSTEM r.. THE Acts gently on the nP.si EFFECTUALLY ljr0 & D I T rtnnr train i,v "08.CA ffl&tBUir THE GENVINl-MAHT- - riayfleld Blaze. The largo llvorv stablo of J. T. Sanderson at Mayflld was burned Sunday morning about daylight. A largo amount of feedstuff was also destroyed. 6y a (AUtvRNIAlTG,SYRVP( XilL,t- roa mu Madl-sonvlll- o, a. trait owsero rmt to 1 ":! mini. .e Mndl-sonvill- o. Sun-da- y. lienry Koehler & Company Want several of O110101: Walnut Loas. Will pay highest car-loa- cash prlco. Thoy alsObuy Poplau and hardwood LuMnp.it la mixed cars. Wrlto thorn at Louisvillo, Ky. Low Rate Excursion to Louisville, Kodaks do away with cumber- October 9th. some plate-holder- s, God-sen- mlr-acl- ul se-cu- ro el o. For tho opening day of the Louis ville Industrial Exposition, Street heavy, fragile glass plates, Fair and Midway Carnival, tho Illi nois tjentrat win run its last low and bothersome dark-slide-s. price Excursion of the season to Loulsylllo. Special train will lenvo NortonvlIIo at 0:53 a. m., arriving at Louisvillo 3:30 p. m., Monday, October 9th. Tickets good to return on regular trains until Wednesday, October 11, inclusive. Jtnte from Nortonylllo is All K0J1W use our film cartridge f $2.75. This will be tho most exten(which weigh but ounces, where plates weigh sive Street Fair and Carnlvnl of tho pounds) and can be loaded In dajrUgh't. Serca year. In addition to the Industrial ttjieauie either plates or films. Exposition will be many of the Midway attractions of the World's Fair, including Hagenbach'g Famous Kodaks, $5.00 to $35.00. Trained Animals, Streets of Cairo, etc. A. II. Hanson, G. P. A. EASTMAN Just turn a light-proo- Key KODAK CO. doe-holis- Republican Speaking: Dates. Judge W. II, Holt and Capt. J. W. Tbtock- morton. CataUgml frti si At Rochester, N. Y. fellow-citlxo- ns mostdelig-htita- I s, co Thursday, Oct. 5, Dixon, 1 p. 111. JOOOOOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOft Thursday, Oct. 5, Sebreo, 7 p. in. Friday, Oct. 0, Princeton. 1 p. m. Saturday, Oct. 7, Hopklnsvllle, 1 ! p. m. Mommy, uct. u. uauiz, 1 n. m. 1 p. in. Tuesday, Oct 10, Elktou, Wednesday,. Oct. 11, Adnfrvlllo, 1 Sucrestorcthe" IfiiaMdffcd" p. 111. The Ono Creat Stutirfurtt Authority, Tiiuratiay, uct. 12, 1'rnnKiin, 1 p. m. 8(i wrllrfl lion, n .1. i.rtmT, Friday, Oct. 13, Smith's Grove, 1 Jiullcw t M. htipriiiHS tuurv p. m. Htnmlurd Saturday, Oct. 11, Brownsville, I L-- gS of Diet H.(loT'trrlaUtii (Milt, lit I'.H. t p. m. cum i, an in huie mi- - International irfiti ouru,AiKioinear-tiilltiioHthoclljookt f Judg Clifton bo-lo- w RuRsellvIllo, Saturday, Oct. 14, I Iivfitiil Riintiintiislsntai i p. in. SB i f Ks hoola. I nllim 1 rnl. tWV trUjnnloliriMnclQt$ ) uiasgow, jvionuay, uct. iu, 1 p. m. I !iimoc without iiiuu utr. 18, 1 Versailles, Wednesday, Oct. TsssssB I xunluatlc p. in. III tiiaj iliia)cuaiU HMU tu r jNicnoinsviuo, Minirsuay, uct. tu, 1 HUU Mil irwitlllHl p. 111. or. -Lancaster, iriuay, uct. zu, 1 1p. in. Isjiccimcii intact sent on ajijJicatloii to Winchester, Monday, Oot 23, p m. i C. & C. Mcrrluitt Co., Publishers. j Carlisle, Wednesday, Oct 25, 1 pm. HprliiKflcld. Mass Tolesboro, Thursday, Oct. 20, 1 p in. be CVlf.TIOTNr. Do not am dectlvl la ' 2 IsssssissssssssssssH IssssssssssssssssH 1LUW1, Clint-ti- t J. Pratt and W. R. Day. NB(i): Warmly Commended Hon. loba W. Vtrkts. 1 p.m. jlopKinsvuie, 'luursuny, uct. p.m. Aiauisouviiio, rritiny, uct. p. 111. Rowling Green, Tuesday, Oct. 17, p. m. Greenville, Wednesday, Oct. 18, 1 iu, 1 t i buvinir alt aocaJId "Webster Dictionaries.' All anthfntla iniemauonM iumiitmnu or wewiernbear onr lit the tnrious alzra on nrf iiitj iiiiicu.;asut7wiiiaiiiv vim. tnnif-uiar- I I ucruwy WEVrm acaclhic 1 I I VI Wirt ypcTawwsr I Imcmsoko.1 I VtasnTn 1 lama iota I tsrmaMry f Mssfllin 1 IrwMriEattl VbKnawwy t, i 0000000000000000000000004 :aur-writi- ng miiiuiiuiiu, omuiuny, uui -- i, i J' iu. 1 lilckman, juonuay, uct.isi, 1 p. m. Paducah, Tuesday, Oct. 24, p. in. Hartford,Wednesdny,Oct.21,l pm. Prof W. II. McRldley. Hop-klnsvill- e, Hopklnsvlllo, Friday, Oct. 0 Madlsonvlllo, Snturuay, Oct. 7. Henderson, Tuesday, Oct. 10. Russellville, Wednesday, Oct. 11. Oweusboro, Thursday, Oct. 12. It. N. Lander and II. S. Smith. uno-qtiftl- ed Thursday, Oct. C, Provldonce, 7:30 p. in. Frldny, Oct. 0, Henderson, 7:80 p in. Saturday, Oct. 7, Corydon, 7 :30 p in. Monday, Oct. 0, Morganfleld, 7:30 "? p.m. f,A Tuesday, Oct. 10. Marlon, 7:80p in Wednesday, Oct. ll,Prlncctoh,7:80 , Hi P m. Thursday, Oct. 12, Kuttawn, 7:30 . , THOS. B.YOUNG Manufacturer ot lllgb Grade .. Boots and Shoes, RipalrWork aSptclaltr. EJear-ling-jtori, p. in. o. wish to stato to the general public that owing to the deTuesday, Oct. 17, AllenBvIlle,7:30 mand for now work, ns woll as all p. m. ' classes of repair work, I have proWednosday, Oct. 18, Russellville, cured tho services of a s 7:80 p. in. Thursday, Oct. 10, Auburn,7:30pm. shoemaker from Evansvillo, and Friday, Oct.20, RowllngGrcen,7:30 am now prepared to do all work p. 111. promptly on short notice. A Saturday, Oct. 21, Greenville, 7:30 work guaranteed to fit and give p. m. Friday, Oct: 13, Paducah, 7:30 p in. Saturday, Oct. 14. Cadiz, 7:30 p. 111. Monday, Oct. 10, Elkton, 7:30 p. in. . ' Ky. I first-clas- . satisfaction. them-solve- s. - GRDVE BO YEARS' EXPERIENCE anti-saloo- WHY COUGH iinEus lulcklr ascertain our opinion free wlstnsr ao fai.ntlon Is protJRbly patentable. HandDookoa Patent sent Iron. Oldest sseucy for seojrlnaatenu. Co. rscelra 1'atenta taken through Munn rjweioi nottw, without charge. In the .J-...ii- fill - AnTnna sending- - T..... r: nniSNB atK a sketch and description mar TrtAor Mark a Cham-erlaln- 's CASTOR A Dr.Bull's COUCH SYRUP j Pinnin""' -- ter Wnesth HBHfcHfllluM Lw- i- m DOST The Best tOvfifffl!c&ti TA5TEI I La Eminent. Will JUHin lletlth-Reitore- r Washing Powder. Ask Your Laundress to Try It. WARRAcur0 a Cough or Cold at onco. Tfe Bull's isjus'iuuun oTtcur aiV r Ihuroli. Ijra will bo married next . Ontobor 18th. nt tlio f" UOlDOrt " V. Smith. Klkton uircuit j . w . iovo. Sharon Orovo It. C. Aloxander. Kollsinnnsvlllo J. A. Chandler. Trenton J. T. Cherry. IIoiikliiBvlllo W. K. Plner. Crofton J. S. Mitchell. Lafayotto J. 13. King. Auburn Jas. F. Chandler. Hopklnsvlllo Circuit P. C. Duvall. IiOwlBburg J.U. Adams. Kftlrviow Circuit A. E. Barrett. North Logan It. II. Hartford. """' Died. 7 years, the lltllo (lutiL'litor of Mr. and Mrs 33. C. Bourlaud nt their homo iu this placo Tuesday evening, Oct. 10, 1809. Sho was tlio oldest child ot this little family, a doar littlo girl beloved by neighbors nnd friends. mvnnt Pcnrl, ngod about Enricbci the completion with nature't cbolcett J- colore. . Subscribe for Tub Bkk. The lllOSt Stubborn cases Of Broil- - Dr. M. A. Slmmom Liver Uedlcine Oeickena CllltlS OUlCKly BUCCtimU tO COUSSeil'S the Add.iIi.. Aldinlr.illon. lvi Tonic snd noney 01 rar. rnce at. aim 00 cts, vigor to all ibsfuoctioni. and fouieetihe ,- im St. Bornard Drugstoro. ttm agtlost Epidemic Influence!. TmSHSimH fc'H. i '.'ir'' Parts MediersltlTcly relioTes Ml throat troubles. tisntlemon: iIasaa. rnce w oeaij nt uruggiws, OKUVITH Ti bought three I pert.nce ot It neTsrsoldanari lacUoa as jour; , a. w. . A S .;,' 'V,- - f :'" .' ' i. -- . V "i " " ;.jy:w s& ,' , . fl.. it . ." ?i ".. A J.'-?Ji - ' r .11 . e-r- Wijat-w V.St.L?" ", ". - WBtSfMBiv r'wsr " W.-'T- -" ' - v .1 t - ' . . vf'A ; r "' f-'-" " WB!,!Wi3F-T-. ."? .,, i- v ". ssra""' :' if iirti!:'.'.' ' .V fc ;'if- - Qoebel wrote and caused to bo published In tho Covington Ledger and Mr. Tom Pettlt Is answered. It may be that William Qoebel does not chew, Characteristic Goebel Method and It may bo that he does not smoke. But that he Is profane and vile In his of Deception. language In his home town Is known. "Before we started uptown," said Jack ;HIS GANG WILL DO THE COUNTING Hendrlck, referring to the killing of Sandford," "we bad several toddles," and the "vie" comprised William QoeAetloa ot Fayette County Election Strikingly Dlaptaya rOoebere bel and himself. n Designing: lland Organisation of As Other Saa Him. Necessary to Protect tba BalDuring a recent political speaking at lot and Pnnlah III Deaeoratnre. Mt. Sterling Judge Redwlne, who so The entire state should be aroused ably did Mr. Qoebel's bidding at the by thj attack ot the Qoebel machine Louisville convention, was one ot tba hall aud In Fayette county upon a free ballot auditors. He waltzed into the squatted beside an honest old hayseed. and a Xalr count. The latter was all attention; but as thi It le a bold defiance ot the people; speaker progressed he began to maniIt Is a declaration of war on the ballot-bofest considerable uneasiness. Finally It Is a determined preparation for he turned to his neighbor and In an Irish whisper said: a', stupendous crime. "Why don't he say something about This la the first response to the ac- RedwineT He's the damned rascal we tion Jot Messrs. Pryor and Ellli In farmers are after." And the judge was so silent that you .packing 119 county election boards Mays-Ylll- e with' Qoebel men. We believe this could have heard an eye wink. Ledger. original error was due to partisan zeal, and not to any deslro to wrong any (Jolofed man, but we pointed out ot the time that the courso ot Messrs. Pryor and n.i matters ot mwt per All communication! Ellis In giving to one faction of one Islnlug lo this column ihoold bt addreert lo Geo. Alixakdii, tCarlinelou, Kv. party a majority of every county board In the state would be taken by the Taylor and Pratt Club. OUTRAGE tr LEXINGTON THE SUNDAY SCHOOL. LESSON II, rOURTH QUARTER, INTER NATIONAL SERIES, OCT. 8. HHHHHH!HHHHimHH9tHHtotot V tH UllMlIM Text ot the l.esaon. Cat. Ill, Memory Vcraca, B, O Gulden Text, tloui. vlll, 31 Coniuientnrr Prepared by the Her. U. M. Stenrn. Copyright. ISM, by D. M. Stearns. "After these thluus did King Ahasu-cm- s promote Unman, the son of the Agngltc, and advanced him and set his scat above all the princes that were with lilm." This wicked man and other wicked men, placed In positions of poner and authority, make us think of Dan. lr, 17, "The Most HIrIi ruleth la the kingdom ot men and Rlvrtli It U whomsoever He will and Rpttrtli up over It tUc hasoKt of men." We have seen In tho book of Kzra how the enemies of Qod and Ills people were permitted to prosper up to a certain point, but were In due time overcome. In this book of Esther we see the enemy prospering wonderfully for a time, hut sudden and fearful was his downfall. 2. "And all the king's servants that were In the king's gate bowed and reverenced Haman, for the king had so commanded concerning him, but Hordecal bowed not uor did htm reverence." Here Is a man who, like Daniel and his friends, fears not the face of man because he fears Qod, nnd to an enemy of Qod he will not bow, let the result bo what It may. Because ot Amalck's rebellion against God and Ills people it had been determined to blot out the remembrance of htm from under heaven (Ex. xvll, 10; Had Mordcca! bowed Deut. xxv, to Human he would have done so to nn enemy of Qod, and this be would not do. 8. "Then the" king's servants which were In the king's gate said unto Why transgressest thou the king's These servants knew commandment?" Like the Jews no king but Ahasucrns. in the time of Christ, they would say, king butiCaesar (John xix, Wo havo no IB). How many who bear the name of Christian would have to confess If they Bpoke truly? O Lord, our God, other Lords besides theo have dominion over us (Isa. xxvl, 13). Many there aro who break tho first commandment, Thou shalt have no other gods before me (Ex. xx, 3). Mordecal could truthfully say: The Lord Is my lawgiver, the Lord Is my judge, the Lord Is my klug. lie will save me (Isa. xxxill, 22). i. "Now, it came to pass, when they spake dally unto him and he hearkened not unto them, that they told Unman to sec whether Mordccal's matters would stand, for he had told them that he was a Jew." Mordecal was established and therefore unmoved by the con hiual words of the king's servants. He believed God, for that Is the only way to be established (II Chron. xr, 20; Isa. vll, 0). The word for us Is, Bo ye thcrefoio steadfast, unmovnble, always nboundlns in the work of tho Lord (I Cor. xv, 53). We should say with Paul: With me It Is a very small thing that I should be Judged of you or ot man's judgment. He that judgeth me Ih the Lord (I Cor. Iv, 3, 4). 5. "And when Ilaman saw that Mordecal bowed not nor did him reverence then was ITnninn full of wrath." Just so did Nebuchadnezzar act when Daniel's friends bowed uot to him. It Is all ot satan when any one wants to be worshiped or reverenced Instead ot 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 are some great ones to whom others must bow down (Acts v, 30: vlll, 0). This spirit, which has been so fully seen since they said at Babel, Let us make ts a name (Gen. xi, 4), shall be finally and most fully seen la the antichrist, or man of sin, or lawless one or the last days (Dan. xi, SO, 37; II Thess. II. 4, B, etc). 0. "And be thought scorn to lay hnnJs wherefore Haon Mordecal oloue, man sought to destroy all tho Jews." Death is the devil's weapon (Hnb. II, 14). Therefore Coin killed Abel, Pharaoh killed the male children of Israel, Herod killed the babes In Bethlehem, and so It goes and will go till the last cncmy.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 thj righteous (Ps. xxxvii, 32, 33). 7. It would seem from this verse, when compared with chapter "Ix, that for about a year Haman was plotting and planning the destruction of the Jews. It is said ot the wicked that they devise mischief upon their beds and set themselves In a way that Is not good (Pa. xxxvl, 4). It is bad enough when enemies speak evil of us, whisper together against us and devise our hurt, but It is wcrsc it those who were our familiar frleuds turn against us, yet even that U but a phase of our fellowship with Christ (Ps. xii, John xv, 20, 21). 8. "And Haman said unto King Thero Is a certain people scattered abroad and dispersed among the people la all the provinces of the kingdom, and their; laws arc diverse from all peoplo; neither keep they the king's laws. Therefore It Is not for the king's profit to suffer them." Thus were tho Jews slandered to the king when the temple was being bullded (Ez. vl, 12, 13). The testimony 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 Itomnns (Acta xvi, 20, 21). But nothing was ever said about any one quite so bad as that which our Lord's enemies said about Him', the pure and holy Lamb ot God. 0. "If It please the king, let it be writ, ten that they may bo destroyed, and I will pay 10,000 talents of silver to the hands of those that havo the charge of the business to bring It into the king's treasuries." What a truly devilish plot this was to destroy thousands of peoplo so as to bo avenged upon Mordecal! 10. "And the king took his ring from his hand and gave It unto Ilaman, t'uo son ot Hammcdatba, the Agagtte, the Jews' enemy." Thus the doom of tho Jews seemed about to be accomplished by tbelr enemy, but Qod was watching and saying: Thus far shalt thou come. Klns and rulers may set themselves and tako counsel together ngainst the anointed of tho Lord, but He that sltteth In the heavens shall laugh. The Lord shall have them In division (Ps. II, 11. "And the king said unto Haman, The silver Is given to thee, the people also, to do with them as It scemeth good to thee." Shall God allow His people thus to be given Into the hand of tho enemy? Sometimes He does, for He said concerning Israel, I have given the dearly beloved of my soul Into tho hand ot ber enemies (Jcr. xlt, 7). 1. Ham-medath- a, 17-10-). Mor-deca- l, , 5-Ahas-uerus, 1ST. BERNARD Miners and Shippers of COAL COMPANY. 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Remove the commissioners of Fayette county and put men In their places whose very names will command public confidence. So doing, gentlemen ot the commission, you can reassure a disturbed people. So doing you can go far to counteract the evil consequences that must otherwise follow the appointment of two or three Goebel men on everyone of the 119 county election boards. Not only must the people of Kentucky have a fair election this year they must, In advance, have an assurance ot a perfectly fair election. The Issues Involved are too serious to be In doubt for a moment. acThe consequences ot tions may prove most momentous. Tho action of the Fayette commission Is at once a threat and a menace. They threaten the people with disfranchisement and they constitute a menace to order In this commonwealth. When Mr. Goebel prepared to selie from an unwilling convention a nomination for governor, he emptied 322 seats by a minority vote, and then Eeated enough of his hirelings to give them control. The nomination following that act has produced a revolt within (he party to which cur recent history gives no sj At Earlington, Ky.,on September 27, 1899, the Taylor aud Pratt club with a number met and of colored voters. Quite an interest was manifested. Taylor and Pratt club met October 2, nt tho Assombly Hall. Mr. It. N. Lander and Mr. H. S. Smith were the distinguished and at once. speakers. Tlioy are HopkTnsvllle Believing that Messrs. Pryor and El- orators of more than local fame. lis desire to secure a fair expression P. A Cavanauoii, Sec'y we urge on them the removal of the Itev. T. A. Brown, M. I)., wlfo and commissioners appointed last week In three children, of Memphis, Tonn.. Fayette county. who are engaged In the ovaugelical They have the power to do this. It work and in the interest of the Mission in Memphis, Is an extraordinary power, and In our Christian judgment It was put In the lay for no arrived in Earlington Friday evensuch purposes as that for which we ing, and are hore by special request M. Hurt, pastor, and ofurge the commissioners to use It. But' of itev. J. ficers of tho A. M. K.ZIon Church to Tho hold a series of meetings. Doctor and children held an open service on the Btrcets near the air Company Store Saturday evening which was appreciated by all pres county politicians as their Instructions to Vdo all for Qoebel." "' In Lexington the Fayette county commissioners have acted promptly and audaciously, and It the people ot Fayette Intend to have a fair election they must meet the crisis courageously THE. FAMOUS MARKET. 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W. L. DANLEY, Oen'l 1'ass. and Ticket Agt Pass-imgur Ex-chan- ge ly BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASE BURNERS AND FURNABES. Why buy High-price- d ent. Mrs. Brown preached morning and nt night to large congregations. Great interest was manifested; two persons confessed Christ and three joined tho church. Mrs. Brown and children left for Memphis Monday morning the 2nd. Br. Brown will remain to hold the meotlngs for a week or ton days. The Doctor has many good things to say of our little town. Anthracite Coal, when you can get ST. BERN- ARD CRUSHED COKE for 5 Monday tho 2nd. making rapid The school is progress. Mrs. M. V. Keunaru is an excellent teacher. The trustees are to be congratulated for their wise provision for three teachers. Itev. Brown visited tho school Monday and his presence was a delight to tho little people. A Few "That'i." Tennyson could take a sheet of paper and write a poem on it worth $66,000 that's genius. Tho St. Bernard Coal Company can parallel. write a few words on it and make it It has been a peaceful revolt, wortli thousands that's capital. the people have believed that A mechanic can take a piece of there was yet one more appeal for metal worth $5, and make it into justice. They have made that appeal watch springs worth $1,000 that's to tho ballot box. skill. A hod carrier can work ten hours Now that count In Fayette county Is to be tampered with. Is It possible, and handle several tons of earth for gentlemen, that you believe the peoplo $1.G0 that's labor. Some people depend on everything of Kentucky will quietly accept the de- but hard work for success that's cision from a debauched ballot box? bankruptcy. We do not. Because we do not beSome people expect their children accept or ought to be educated going to school every lieve they either will to accept such a decision. We make qther day or week with only a part or none nt this personal appeal to you, Judge of the required articles, nil that's foolishness. Pryor, to you, Captain Ellis, to InterMoro than fifty per cent of chilvene and stop the proceedings already dren of sctiool age are attending LouIn Fayette county, inaugurated school that's Interest. But less than fifteen per cent atisville Post- tend Sabbath School that's caretfiiebel' rrfanltjr. lessness. When Editor Morris said to William There are people who are so anxGoebel, "Senator, If you publish this ious to have their children educated, article It will bring on serious trouble yet they do not want to pay school nonsense. with Sandford," what was the response taxes that's peoplo who wish their There are of this Immaculate candidate for gov- children to become Intelligent men ernor, by grace and favor of force aud women, yet their children live fraud, treachery and the police and In the streets and havo but little d him; home restraint that's inconsistency. firemen of Louisville? "Q that's what I want." Head the vile Subscrlbo for Tub Hue. and Infamcus article which William Mrs. E. Atkinson, who has been visiting friendsat Nashville, stopped on her way home to visit Mr. Andy Night at Hecla. She returned to St. Louis Tuesday. Mr. Tom Davis departed this life September 30th, and was buried t Tone 2 One a much less price? ton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as one ton of the best Anthracite Coal. ASK YOUR DEALER FDR IT AND SAVE MONEY S9TO59tS$tt5tfr VOTERS, HEED leaders of Kentucky might one without exaggeration, or pathos, exclaim: On, Judgment, thou art fled to brutish beasts and men have' lost their rea- KA81IVII.I.K, KNX. tSTOSmStffSTOS; Clttlil Stack rilt tso.oea la, tartlil raa iie.oss. IIS). CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR, DOLOBED topic For (he Week Healnnlnir Oct. 8 Comment bj- - Iter. S. II. Dojrle. Walk where Clirtrt til, 14. Why You Shou'd Support the Tbe topic is illustrated in the topical Republican Ticket. referenco by an incident in tbe lifo of Christ alter His resurrection. It is tbe appearance of Cbriat to tbe seven on tho Galilean sea, where tbey STAND BY PROVEN FRIENDS bad been fishing an entiro night without success. Jeans appeared in the morning. He said to them, "Cast the net on And Overthrow the 1'j.r.y That Would tho right side of tbe ship, and ye shall They cast, therefore, and now find." Hob You of Your J!iuts. they were not able to draw it for tba , die-cipl- ttlls 7011 to. Joba tion of working where Christ said to work, and tho result. Wbero shall we work na Christians? What shall we do for Christ t Shall wo preach tho gospel t Shall we become foreign missionaries, or shaft we stay in the borne chnrcb, and, if so, what shall we consider oar special duty and mission there? Theso are qnestions that often confront Christian people, nor are they always answered. Oar topic gives us. a safe principle to follow work where Christ tells yon to. For many reasons wo should work where Christ tells us to. 1. Because it is onr duty. It Is for Christ to command and for ns to obey. IIo Is onr leader, onr Captain, and the most important duty of tho soldier is to obey tbe commands of bis superior officer. 2. Obedience to Christ is a test ot onr love for Christ. Christ Hiimself said, "If yo love Me, keep My commandments." "If we love CbrlBl, wo are to show It doing what He wants ns to da 0. Christ knows best where tho work should be done and what we are capable of doing. Tbo officer always has a wider vision than tbe private. His opportunities for superior knowledgo are greater. Christ's vision is greater than oars. Tbe disciples bad failed. When thoy did what He told them to do, they succeeded beyond all expectations. Sac-ces- s, therefore, depends upon obedience AN ADDBr33 EIK0CRE AND WISE. renrrul Assnclatlnn of O Inrari riaptlsta Apnatl til Uantockf Bltkft a NeerM. t- - Mantl r'ir tluitr.t ICIaellooa ml I'nr Ilia IMrtr Tlml II prilnr-a- , mrrt and Ilia Wtm-v,iili. I ruui.ln tne I'r v'llr ' For Coughs, Croup, Hoarseness, La Grippe, Asthma, Bronchitis, Consumption, TAKE. Foley's Honey and Tar IT IS THE GREAT THROAT an LUNG REMEDY. fie FOLEY'S BANNER i?ALVE Is a Healing Wonder. 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He cannot tell ns, as He did His disciples of old, and yet He does give us leadings In the matter. 1. Ability shonld assist us to decide. If Christ has not 'given ns ability to do a certain kind of work, we may rest asanrod that He does not want ng to do it. 2. Opportunity should bo looked upon as a command from Christ. Christian opportunity is Christian dnty. Tbe helplessness and need of tbo man who bad fallen among thieves were a command of Christ to those who passed by Him. 8. Tbe stady of God's word will aslst ns in deciding when Christ wants ns to work nnd what He wants us to do. Let us do oar best to discover where Christ wants ns to work, and then let us do His work. "Where daty calls or danger, bo never "wantlng-there.Diblo Readings. Eccl. ix, 10; Math. v, 10; xllli, 4U; zll, 00; xxv, xxviii. John II, xiv. IS; Sunshiny I'eople. xv, Acts vl, 1 10; xiil, When we comu to count over the vl, 40; Rom. xii, I Cor. x, 81; xii, qualities that endear our friends to us, Gal. vi. Col. HI, 17. we naturally think of tho bright and cheerful talker, who has been foremost Literature nnd Itellirlou. In giving ns enjoyment. The sunshiny In vain do wo search for true and men or women, boys or girls, who bring son) saving religion among the most bright words, who can talk on all sorts brilliant writers ot tbe day. In Joo of subjects without seeming hopelessly many of them we encounter only bitter bewildered, becaueo the subject on hand hostility and unbelief. Thereforo when is not a local one, will be always as a prominent writer acknowledges the welcome in society as flowers In May, superintending caro of God in honest, Christian Instructor. vigorous terms the Christian world is surprised into thinking that ho is on Begin Thy Ueisru. tho side of trntb, and especially wher. Come, Lord, and tarry not. bo Is at tbe same timo one whoso voice Dries tho long looked (or day, Ob, why tbcw yean o( wilting tint, is for progress and thn development of TneM ages ot dtliy! tbo nice upon natural lines. Mr. Kipling bos got beyond many literary men Ctmt, for Thy taints ttlll wilt) 9lly ascends the algh in publicly acknowledging the dependThe Spirit and tba bride My coma, ence of Great Britain upon a superinHost Thou cot heir their cry! tending Providence. May his recent exCome, and begin thy rtlfn perience be so blested to him that be Ot everlasting peace; may attain to truths of which na yet Come, take the kingdom to Thyself, bis writings are silent. Episcopal ReCrest Kirj t righteousness. 81-418-26--- to Christ. I corder. QeaUty. Far 20 Ytart Hit Lid all WaraRa.aa.Uaa. ozixa - XiTT AXiXi QHTraaiHTa.l JAMES r. BALLARD, t. i1 B I kS p&t lUKt3 HtKt AIL ILSt lAJtS. Cough ijrnp. Tasiea uooo. uses In tuna. Horn or uroaaista Criticism. "Ah, miy, mister, yon preached a goodfsh term on tonight, but if it bad been cut short at heath cuds and set afire in tho middle it wad a dean b V uiaro good I" ExebaMe. A Scotch J - eral party platforms, and the personal standing of tbe several candidates for office, and to Issue an address to tbe colored peoplo ot Kentucky, advising them as to what we thought would be for the best interest of all true in the coming contest, realize tbo grave responsibility attached to such an Important position, knowing it Is not the province nor the desire of the ministers of Kentucky to dlctato and scramble In politics. But, such grave questions now confront our people, and so many rumors having been afloat In regard to tho attitude of many of the men running for office towards tho colored people, the General Association of Colored Baptists, members, felt representing 75,000 called upon to give some attention to tho election In our beloved state this year. The only apology wo have to ofwe are fer for pursuing this course Kentucklans and havo on Interest In common with all Kentucklans. Never in the history of our proul common, wealth have the Kentucky people been more Interested in an election than tbe one to tako place in November. "We "have made a careful examination of tho different party platforms and tho Goebel election law, the railroad bill and tbe Cblun schoolbook bill. Wo havo also read the views of Hon. W. O. Bradley asset forth in bis vetoes of these measures. Knowing his ability as a lawyer and statesman, we feel that his opinion Is In every way worthy of our He consideration and confidence. points out these measures t'o be in every way partisan, dangerous, undemocratic as well as unconstitutional, Tho Hon. Charles J, Brcnston, Democratic senator from Fyetto county, recognized as one of the leading Democrats of tbe state, in bis speech In tbe senate, in opposition to the election bill, declared that this was tho most measure, ever enacted iu infamous Kentucky, and wound up by saying: 'Never shall my efforts ceaso until I havo seen erased from the fair name of Kentucky the blot you will placo there by your votes this day.' of Feb. 25, J "The Courier-Journ1898, said of the election bill: 'The alien and sedition laws which engulfed and destroyed tho Federal party were not less oppressive and unrepublican in their character, '"Indeed of the' present Democratic Kcn-tucklard al At a recent meeting of the General Association of Kentucky Baptists a committee was' appointed to make certain investigations and to examine tbe several party platforms and the personal standing ct the various candidates tor 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, Ky., to make certain Investigations and to examine the sev- of bis county, for the year preceding the year In which the election Is held, provided a poll tax Is levied for such a year, and provided further, such persons as are exempt from paying a son.'" "'This monstrous usurpation ot poll tax shall sot be required to proTba k Jrsnistri ot a t nV account aia power needs no explanation. It Is so duce sucti a receipt, tbe persons so exnumrtous. It Is not la ballasts una simple that a child may read and un- empted to produce tbe certlflcato ot tbe Ma are talking -- Ibry knoa all about It bui losiliclxl aicu, wsra aaraais derstand It. But no power can stop it county clerk to that effect' aaillowoinrn Tbaia's tattli if lb unless tbe people of Kentucky, uot yet IVar Man Shat Out. bank Is a fooJ out. Tbtra'a coattn Uncclba laonty slasys raadr aad wholly lost to liberty, manhood and "It will be observed that not a sinout olliacb ot your oarn pally t, , loo. II It arise In their majesty and gle Republican voted for the bill. This r to sptaJ small sum wbn ion bata a Uita sua la arise at once to call off the maddened law, If enacted, would deprive every your pockst dogs ot war whom passion and faction poor man of the right to vote unless he have let loose on Frankfort, and who, had a 'pull with the fiscal court This AlADISONVILLE. - KBNTUCKY bavins' had a taste of Mood, would shows clearly who aro tbe friends of rend tho very eagles that guard the the poor. It. It. commonwealth from limb to limb, "The negroes of Kentucky should leaving the people only tbe bare and understand what this bill means. Hav-i- n worthess bone.' enjoyed four years under a RepubANNOUNCEMENTS Crush floebetUra. lican administration, we are satisfied "In common with the best thinkers that It Is for the best Interest for the The Central now aad liberty loving people ot the com- clUzeus ot Kentucky to keep the Re- 'l'mHiIO'l' bas onIllinois and will coo sale, I I II I If l I nalil lu lha same round Sepmonwealth ot Kentucky, we add our publican party In power. The Repubtilp tember jo, itoS, condemnation and disapproval ot this lican party has been the affirmative, Is 1 rPfPP summer touilil tickets (font I bill, that strikes at the very aggressive and advancing party, tbe It A I MS polouonlis lines la thsSouta force large list summer resoita Iji I la aiba North, of tla in donbia foundation of our civil liberties and party of progress nd reform, tbe party Hfl dally seitlce lo SL Loals, Chicago, Clacluatl the destruction ot our republican foYm of patriotism, liberty and courage. All and enables ona la teach quickly and of government the great measures leading to the pres- comfortably lha mountain resorts of Virginia, tba White Mountains and Seaside of "Whatever la for the best Interest ervation of the Union, the abolition of tbelbousand Islands, lha lake and New England, forest irsoiia ot Kentucky, tho negro has always slavery, the establishment of the of Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota, tba Hot Springs of Arkansas, tbe Yellowstone ferk er lbs been found to advocate that doctrine; highest public credit of tbe best cur- resorts of Colorado. be Is not a party to fraud and corrup- rency, ot the diversity of our employtion. He believes that all men should ments, ot the. protection of our IndusA new SS edition, caiiraly be treated with fairness and Justice. rewtittto, aait litlflc Iscis try from undue competition ot the ami conditions, brcnsbi down is for the best interest for homestead "Whatever policy and the numerous data, ci lua iratrars our white brother we believe will also other public measures that have tendnoma "Stoutiitrn be to the best interest of our brother ed to lift our country to the greatest Homeseekers' tsekii'Gulda."bai lust ben Issacd. Is a aaj'tiaaa lllasnai. In black. national republic that ever existed, I - ei pamphlet, contains a Una namUr "The eyes ot tbe nation, as well as havo been the works of the Republican I ot iiotn Noilbern tsrraari llllll Kentucky, are and will be fixed on us; party. It is equally true that during Uliltili now prosperotitlr located on tba Uu lha llllnnl. Cnlnl watching to see what use we will maka all this time the Democratic party has tba Slates otofKentucky, TeesaMte, H.ltrn.rt In Mississippi detailed write-ucl lie of our power as voters. Tbo fate of been a party of opposition, resisting at and Lonlsana and also a on cities, towns and country and adjaceai 10 thai our own race, as well as the white, who every point all of the measures of the Una. To bomeseekers, or tbosa In searcli ot a farm, tbls pampblet will lurnlib reliable InJeima-tlobelieve In giving every man a living Republican policy. concerning tbe moil accessible and prosperchance, will depend upoa how we ponlon Free "We point with pride to tho Illus- ous applying; ol tba Souib. ot tbacopies can ba bad to the nearest undersigned. tote In tbe coming election, so far as trious and noble governor, William O. by Kentucky Is concerned. Good men ot Bradley, the or friend and champion all parties are unltlug in the effort to all tbe people; be they white or black, Tlcksls and full Information as 10 rates laca. section with tba above can be bsd ot agents si save tbe honor ot Kentucky. Goebellsm rich or poor; and ana conaccung iwct. there would bo no wo Bust bo stopped. 1. 6. Hitch. Dl. Pm. Ant, Cincinnati. greater commendation ot superb" "The bosses are resorting to every administration than to. see his It that' Jthn A. tcall, DIi,Pmi. Aaint, Miaskls. to thing contemptible and unmanly to his successor Is a Republican in the Wat. Miirrii, Dl Pan. Agent, New Otlttss. throttle the will of the people. They person ot General W. S. Taylor. A.H. Haasen,G,P. A, W, A. KilUae. A. 0. P. A. have even attacked tbe ministry. They "We have every reason to believe Chlcif, Lealitllle. have assaulted many ot the leading that the people ot the state will make prvachcrs of the state, notably among no mistake In supporting every nomiwhom wo might mention Dr. Kcrfoot, You Aro Going North, nee of the Republican ticket Wc call It seems to be tbelr plan to silence tbe upon humanitarians and cosmopolipulpit unless it speaks In favor of Goetans everywhere to aid In striking a Yw Aro Going South, bellsm. blow that "With the wrangle now going on in rights atand which takes from us our You Am Going East, the Democratic party, and the way Goebellsm. robs us of our liberties General" Hardin and Captain Stone "Fellow citizens, the time Is ripe for You Aro Going West; were defrauded out of the nomination, and tbe methods used by the Redwlno hontut elections, for wise and effcctlvo temperance laws, and for a careful PURCHAtC TICKETS VI THC and police convention In Louisville one ot the Democratic and studious consideration of the labor that nominated tickets, we doubt the wisdom of the problems, with a view to promote as colored people of Kentucky listening far as possible, laws for tbe happiness, to tbe fair promises made by these po- comfort and prosperity of the people. litical tricksters. If they will treat the We have an abounding faith that this members of tbelr' own household In can bo done by Republican success. Tho election ot General Taylor and the the manner they did, what hope has Republican ticket, Lwuismir, a riatHviiic Pi. R. and tbe election ot 1 tho negro who has opposed the Dem- a Republican senato and bouse ot repocratic party, to break away at this resentatives, will ans ao seairta principles suffrago to every insure the right, ot tlmo from tbe citizen, whether rich Republican party to help a party of tho The Maximum of Safety, or poor. Signed by: S. E. D that advocates laws and measures that Owensboro; C. H. Parrlab,Smith, D. D. D Louseem to strike every vestige of manTh Maximum of Spaed, isville; R. Mitchell, D. D., Frankfort; hood down that happens to bo poor E. Wood, A. M Danville; W. H. not as fortunate as his white J. and Th Maximum of Comfort, Steward, A.,M,, Louisville; lR.iB. But-lerbrother? Wo plainly say that in our B., Paris; O, ,& ,Bcott, Cpving-ton- ; Judgment this Is not the time to folO. W. Bollpg,, Ellzabethtown;' P. The Minimum of Rates. low these strange gods. The following II. Kennedy, Henderson; J, W. is a sample of what they will do It Clark, NIchalaivUTe." given ot our national govRates, Ttoa and alt other inbeawttcu wilt ''It Is with pride and much jtwtlsfac ernment. The Democrats seek to dis,'i, ' tion that tbe committee presents this bchrVllyfurnUhltiT franchise tho poor man. On Feb. 18, tUtecaent to the public. C. P. ATMORC, tt..P,., 1898,i the Democrats In the house IVOWSVKMt, Xi ,- passed the following bill It also passTho Courier-Journa- l, in order W. W. ETHRIDGE.-AOKN- T. ed the senate and Mr, Goebel, a can- to uiacriMui. uio meeting item in K n, didate for governor, voted for the bill; Loxingtoitto Becuro a fair elec-tion- ,i ., I "'Be It enacted by the general asBayBit was controlled largely, sembly ot the commonwealth of Ken- by Itopublicana and, ministers. tucky, that at tho next regular election In tho opinion of tho Goobolites there be submitted to the qualified Will receive prompt: attenwas a most disreputable gathvoters of this commonwealth tho fol- it ering. Evening Post. tion at this office. Estimates lowing amendment to section 145 of tho toustltution of tbe state ot Kenfurnished upon application. time; Irritation tucky, that, In addition to tbe three Is the forerunner to consumption. exceptions contained therein, the Dr. Boll's will cure The twenty-fift-h annual oonvantlnm fourth exception shall be Inserted and it, and glvo such strength to the Of the MisslBSiDDl Vnlln Mmllnial lungs thata cough or n cold will not Association was opened Tuesday afPershall read" as follows; Fouf-tTwenty-fiv- e cents at ternoon and will continue till Onto sons falling to produce receipts for settle thero. goou uruggists. ,ber7. tax, properly signed by the sheriff au poll CSMMENCEO BUIINEM IN JNO. G.MORTON. IzJAIMK I'iFJ. tqusa-latli- tf Illinois Ccnlrul IVUllllJl ft -- Mi ! If, Southern p,', l'' n "! i.a .A tf If If If "' time-honor- dl ') ' '- JOB WORK Plne-Tar-IIon- h i " ,A v. I. -- ".J JOmL. iMUHtmeSi. JtfM'

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