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Digital page images are linked to the text file. 1 I i2jk W r 1tf t c Lhi jIit 1 LiI tiNTHi R tEARLINQTONHOPKINSCQUNTYKENTUCKyTHURSDAY OCTOBER 19 1899 NO 401fCONVENTION IS DECLARED OFF f fto Nomination to be Hade In the First Railroad District Jew Order Is Promulgated and Hopklnsvllle Convention Will NotBe Held z From Yesterdays Commercial Tlua will bo no nomination by he Republicans for railroad commissioner in time first dis trict Although a call had boon issued for n nominating conven- tiont tho call was withdrawn yes terday State Central Committee Chairman 0 M Bariiett made the ahnoiuicom6nt Itnppcars that after tho call b Was made a poll of tho members s of tho First district committeo sleve1Odthftt thQrhwas it ma- Jority tigainst tho plan and it was decided to cancel tho convention n1njorityinlargo thnt for Ilepublicans to imiko a nominati is n more for anyfavorabloThis is believed to have caused J time decision against time nomina tion in that district Time first district committee in tho following manner addressed tho republicans of tho first rail road districtully order of time conimitte the call for the comic volition to meet at Hopkinsvillo oil Tuesday October 17 1899 for of making a nomination for railroad commis sioner has boon called off W J DEBOE Chairman Uho Is composed of cthmgrossionalk within tho railroad district Tho coiniuittco is therefore com posod of tho chairmen of tho lirst second third fourth anti eleventh district committees Tho change in plnns loaves tho Democratic iiiii who willrunDemp80l Iholulof without Re publican opposition FIRE AT PROVIDENCE iCJM Coffmana Stable and XTwcHtylour tlersts Burned P c T 0 Payne Lost Several Build Inc With No Insurance Provldotico Ky Oct H S A disastrous fire occurred hero last l night which destroyed tho livery table arid contontH run by H M Colfman meat shop anti olllco building adjoining The 1 and nil the other- buIldings burned were owned by T U rime livery stable equip ment Including twentyfour ea i which I was the property of II M CoUman rite stable had been d owned by MoKliistry and Colfinnn 7 r but McKInstrydled recently and Mr fo- rtI I 1It800cash Collman will bo tho hon icflclaryofapollcyforGOOwhlcli had to MclChiKtryA Colfman ti1Tiils policy had not been transferred land Is a technicality In tho 1 111 of its but Is not ithought that time Insurance com i 1p pnhIy rofuse to the loss t a r lethoflro insurance COIII- do the liberal thing under tich circumstances rJht The rlglnot the flro is not kiownh sparkfj1 tho ijlght Two young men who 114lelltlntho stable oftlco had Just to out of tho window after awakened 1 The contents of the postofllce were Raved Mr Paynes homo and twO k other houses were badly scorched ahd had a narrow Time fav all1klightSflie loss falls very heavily on Mr ColTniau t Olney 21C Smith andLuther Fox hind t xLigitLnta dunce at Martin Glbbs Isstweok niul lox was slightly cut about time throat and arms Everybody around hero Is hauling from river oeA number of our citizens were In Madlsonvillo last week at tending the Howton trial- ftt Newton Wyatt has hall to dismiss Ills school at Freedom on account of LIB Illness R R Haggard and wife of Dalton visited intro week eMrWill Mercer and Miss Minnie Ii Poole were married In Mt Vernon 1 hid last Thursday tfi Tlie river is so low that tho grist nnlll cannot grind iewWells got his hand badly burned last week 1 Ball Wlnstead has boon elected 0 trustee in district No U Wheat Bdwlng Is going slow on ac dryvoathert a new StlweIlingomtlmis place near hero Rpy Mercqc la oh tile sick list Mrs Susan Crisp is visiting her grandmother f The election Is fast approaching i Iand thatthe count may n Republicans to ono Democrats is tho ONE OP THH TJoYS New BujInessHouse I St WO MoLeod line oontractetLyjtim I ifahl BrosU and Lee Oldhant for the erection o a two brick bust- 1v new JIOUBO upon tho site of this r T pretterit trains structure ho has oo tm Railroad street Hols beingii4F intoJlhnpnce L s I t I GREAT DAY INCHICIGQ- The Occasion the Laying oftlf Corner Stone of tho New Federal Building PRESIDENT MKINLEY OFFICIATED The CornerStone Laying FOJlOed by a Monster Mllllary Naval and Clvlo Profession Which was Re viewed hp the President and Oih er UUtln uUhrd Visitors Chicago Oct 10 Surrounded bJ men who guide time diplomatic rein tloiin of three governments nnd In tin spectatorsPresident time cornerstone of the magnificent new federal building of Chicago The event was the crowning feature of time weeks celebration marking the annual observance of Chicago nay W1INITTherAng before the 1101 rlor the cer lIurroundlngtheblock the new bulldfng otands were packed pushingJostling the distinguished visitors from other ountrlef A Roar ot Cheering Shortly before ten oclock arir of hllrlnR down Jackson boulevard nn flOUnced the coming of PreFldcnt Mc Klnley and his party At the Union Lrnanp Club aguellIbIf his party alighted and after a brief reception were escorted across Jackson ooulcvnrd to the platform In front of he federal building Then Judge Christian C11i1toot chairman of the commlttM on eremonles Introduced Secretary of ollpreWUBffe8ker relies flecretnrTiGKi Cheered The secretary was warmly cheered ia he stepped forward and made the ipenlng address At the conclusion of Secretary 1aet rief nddrejw neT Frank W Qunsau tin offered a brief but Impressive prayS rtbe president and nil the members f his party uncovering as Dr Qun taulus asked a blessing on the ccrc nuny Secretary tinge introduced Tostmas erOencral Smith He was also greet ed with much applause and maau jrlef but patriotic address Tlte CornerSlone Laying The actual ceremonies of the laying remer secretary of the federal com nlttec arose and formally announced lint the stone was ready and read the lit of articles placed within it 1rcs lent Mc1Inley was Introduced by Sec nary Gage and as the president Itepped forward to rccejre tho trowel rom the hands of Architect Henry veil Cobb the crowds again burst orth Into cheer after cheer the np Clause not ceasing until the president lilted his head- President Wield the Trowel The president then stepped to the tide of the uplifted mqsn of Illinois JimMono and taking a trowclful of tiortnr from the board lie threw It on he base of the stOne All he did so t band stationed In the reviewing stand played The Star Spangled Thin ler und oil the notes of the national tnthem were heard the crowd again jroke into cheers the noise almost Irowntng the music President Mc Xlnley then pronounced the stone set md resumed his sent as the workmen icttled the stone In Its place Senator Win E Mason was next In Toduced nnd mode n brief nddrcps on jehnlf of the city of Chicago The jeremonled concluded with tim offer ng of benediction by Dr Qunsaulus- Ireeldept McKlnley nUll party then ijrose and were again escorted across he boulerapl to the Union League ilub where the president was the picst of the feiUral committee nt uncheon after which they reviewed he grand Chlcngo day parate In the evening the president VIII he guest of honor at the Chicago day innquct nt the Auditorium Vice President MoriBcal of Mexico and premier Laurler of Canada were also imong the distinguished guests Chicago Smith Dcnil London Oct 10 George Smith bet er know as Chicago Smith one of Jie richest men In England died Sat inlay night at the Heform cliib his tome for ninny years He was ti years f age and was worth 10000000 nade largely In Chicago real cstntc The Iason lllocknde Washington Oct ib Its confluent y averted that such n strict lilockndo Ijurop will bo maintained by Hear Vdmlral Wntuon that the Filipinos will ot be nblt to renew their supplies of nlihltloiiiJ of war nail food Bllllo hewlett la roporlod 116 Im proving nftorn sovoro illness of sOme weeks Jes Phllllpt will go to Honder son Moiidity to Rttonil Grand Lodgo meetings tue lulgh4a of lytlI a FlscarColrt convened of Us regularly quarterly session DlAttldtC CUBAN OIL cuici U4 CuU Ilurni Hnii ltl Illicu- matlarn and Sores Price 26celtis Solilljy St Bernard Drug Store L r T THE DOER ULTIMATUM Warts rr ctlcMICert ln nd the Ileipo tlblllty For U rails Vpon Krnger S Ixndon OcU lu The stolidity If not thoplacdlty of the nJlIsh char acter never was better shown ban It Is In London today whcfi England face to face with war Although It Ssti s only halfpast flva ocl6ck yesterday when Mr Chamber mums secretary handed to represent ative of the press the first copy of the Transvaal ultimatum an hour later every evening paper had the news There was not a trace of the excite ment attendant pon the announce ment of time result oh time night aftor the first race for tho America cup England Realise the Situation lint thla must not be interpreted to mean that England Is not olive to the realities of the situation Time audact ly of the Transvaals dispatch inomcn tartly stuns the public and It was only when under the glare of the music hall lights and listening to the stir ring bars of the national them anti other patriotic nlrs that the effect of time momentary xcbuft was lost In dcm pnstrntlons that shook the ratten Officers and Men Enthu ln tlc Tim Ann and Navy club familiarly known as the nag has notor many A day seen such n gathering of cam pnlgncrs as was there last night Nor was time slowly aroused cnthusl ism confined to the officers At Well ingtoh barrack where a battalion of rcnadlern which forms a portion of time First army corpsliad just returned wJlbrnltoroounds Seldom does Tommy Atkins pismipell of dreary garrison duty and hailed time call to active service with ichoolboy delight CUnderneathlubalterns nnd civilians recognized the fact that the Transvaal campaign will not be n picnic and the sober reality ejlifelncethe days of Gordon pnd KIln bum Almoit Wiped Oat by Firs Chicago Oct USlr Wilfrid Laur lor premier of Canada and other die tinguished Canadians In the premier party were guests of CanadlanAmcr icons yesterday nt an informal lunch ton at the Great Northern hotel Over i hundred guests were present The guests began drinking the health of jjrlnklngwith appropriate toasts SIt Wilfrid Uturier responded to the toast Cnno ubyOrdered to Haste to MnQlla Vnahlngton OctC 11 ActrnpSecrc Iary Alien yesterday cancelled time or ler to tIme gunboat Marietta to make 1 survey of a dangerous shoal on the north coast of South America and directed the ship to proceed with dls patch to Manila by way of the Suez count The survey work has been turned over to the Dolphin The Newark will be ready to sail for Manila from Marc Uland within n mvckUrception to Gen Harrison Berlin Oct 11Andrew D White i United States ambassador to lermany and Mrs White gave a reception In honor of Hon Bcnj Harrison and Mrs Harrison yesterday afternoon which wna attended by about 200 members ol the American colony The banquet hall was decorated with American flaguS1 To Gather Merhauleal laformatlon Washington Oct 11 Director Met rlam of the census has decided to appoint special agents In till of time largest cities for employment not to rxceed 0 to 40 days In gathering In formation only ns to mechanics and manufactures A Young Woman Murdered Lowell Mass Oct Ulh body ot a young woman was found In a lonely- ploee on Pawtucket street near the Merrlmnc river here at 2n m She had been strangled to death and the police think the motive was criminal assault Cession of Delation hay London Oct ItIt Is rportellthot parllomcntIsurrounding territory In Portuguese East Africa to Great Britain lbc- prlcelB said to be 8000000 On the Retired List Washington Oct J 1neorAdmlrdl- IenrT L Howlson was placed oh the retired list of the navy yestetday by operation of law on nccount of age lIe will make his residence in 1ew- York city Fryer Sloivlr DeereaslnR Key West Oct UThere were 23 new cases of yellow fever yesterday- and one death The weather Is becom- Ing slightly cooler nnd the fever ie slowly decreasing EiSiicnker Reed In Washington Washington Oct OExSpenkel- fbomasD Reed arrived In Washing Ion last night Ho declined to discuss remoQiomoYellow Fever at Key West Key Vest Fin Oct 8There were 24 new eases of yellow fever reported in the last 84 hours and three deaths Dewey and Party at nurllnulciu Burlington Vt Oct il Admiral Dewey and party arrived here shortly- betore four oclock yesterday and were- diiyennt once to Dr Webbs residents- Quito n number of tho school paid this offlco apleasant call MGBcluy afternoon Sack 8 Moore of special agent for tho Hanover Fire- Inaurancp Company was In Enrl agenortorirporo Bov rtoscoo M Vhoat Is ex wenCloOwellsborovoddlng of a pronelierlrlend after conference A a f r t c i lINCOLN AND DOVG1 Anniversary of the Celebrated Anto Dellum Debate Between the Two Western Giants INTERESTING DAY AT 6ALESBURQ ILL A Grist Ontlirrlnpr on the Cnmlio ol Knox College that Llnteneil to n Ilrlef Address by Prmlflent lie Klnlcr anil an Oration by Joe muntrrOrncrnl Smith Qnlesburg Iii Oct 8on the earn pitaof historic Knotf college where 41 years ago Abraham Lincoln and Stephen A Douglas iiict In one of n memorable Jicrles of djibatcn to dp termlnewhlehIhould occupy tt Sent In- theUnlell States President MeKln lcy and lmllmastcrGeJlclll Charles Kmory Smith delivered stirring nd dresses commemorative of the contest between those two great lenders ol f ptUlae Kn XlimBP The citizens of Gnlcslnirg turned out en niusse tohonor the president of the United States and the members of lil jnbtnvt and an opportunity was given them to greet their distinguished guests as they were thriven In carriages through the streets of the before the exercise nt the college lIllllIIIThe escort to the president under command of Copt Charles C Craig Mr McKinley at the residence of Clark FHCclrr minister to Denmark during the administration of nt Harrison where he spent night Slide Through the City In the carriage With President McKinley were Col Cnrr Mayor VIctcficr and Justice Alfred M Craig of Illinois supreme court The memo bers of the cabinet In company with Dr John II Flnley former president af Knox college and other prominent of Galeaburg followed In a line of carriages Everywhere along the line of march the en thusiasm of the people was unbound ed and when the college campus was reached the president received uTeri table ovation flie Public Exercises Col Carr presided over the exer uses and the Invocation was delivered by Dr C E Nash president of Lom bordunlleraltyCongrcssmQI George IV Prince vcl omed the president to the Tenth con jrcxslonal district and the greeting on of the people of Illinois wna spoken by Senator Shelby M Cullom The brief speech of the president was listened to with the closest attention and punctuated throughout Its deliv try applauseAn t Then followed the oration of the lay which was delivered by Postmns lereneral Charles Emory Smith Sir inIths eloquent tributes to the char icier anti services of both Lincoln mill Douglas nOd his reminiscences of old JayH In the old Illinois politicalarena were much npprcclatfd by the lin menu crowds of listeners sonic of ivl oin had been among the audiences ivMeh In ISSB wltnmed the political warfare between the great cmaneipa lor nnd the champion of popular soY jriJiMily At the conclusion of the cxcrctaes thortly before nooq tin presidential party boarded the train for Chicago TILE INSURGENTS RETREATED Hmrrlrnn Troops Under Ocn Hell trait Occupy Novclcta anil Cnvlte Vlcjo Scvcrnl Uatllc Fought Kovcletn Island of Tuzon Oct 8I 315 p niUen Sehwnna column con Blstlng of the Thirteenth Infantry n battalion of the Foiirtcontlitwo troops of cavlary Cnpt Hlleys battery of the Fifth nrtlllery flu Jowcs scouts nd wicfd from llncoor thin nironlng nnd occupied Cnvlte VIejo and Jfovcletn The Americnn loss was three officer f nrd nine privates wounded one of tlc of corn being mortally hurt Tim lout of the enepiy Is nnknowi but thr Ibllln of three Filipinos were seen There were two sharp fights neat N vcletn Iowc3 scouts first en countered the enemy cnr Cavlte VII jo and soon put them to flight con tlnulng their advance THE CUP CHALLENGE RACES Alter Thursday Wilt san Ever flay Sunday Excepted Until Com pletion at the Series New York Oct Ol1y mutual agree mvnt between the representatives ol the New York Yacht club and the Itoynl Ulster Yacht club the Columble nnd Shamrock will sail every day aftei next Thursday until the question ol nternotlonalynchIngBUpremaey Is cs tubllflied Grain Dealers Amoclntlon Chicago OetDThe hnnual meet In of the Grain Dealers association wil be held October 18 antI 10 at tht 0 and Pacific hotel The programmt Includes papers on work in IndIans Icwn Missouri Ohio nnd Illinois short weights at terminals elevator nrd kindred subjects The banquet tt the regular grain dealers wilt be nl night the first day Officers will b elected the last day Dewey Will Visit Atlanta Washington Oct8it delegation o Atlanta citizens called on Admiral Dewey and Invited lit into become the guest of that city The admiral prom Ised that ho would go to Atlanta nl some time not later than Novcmbei 1 the date to bo arranged later wouldIprospective jrooms permission1mt t WO tlOIlC 1IKO tO j RWRrwlth- outI authority Dispatcher Toin Fcnthorstono wont ovellinglrlendBreason to be that ho had boon put oil tho train and they say it Is lift BCC ond olIoiiBo tihfetedschooltrustoo self I Lv 25OUJ1EJY Makes the food more delicious and ROYAL UKM MWU KCW YORK EXSENATOR HARLAN IS DEAD lie Held Many Places of Honor and IlUtnctlon In hoth State anil National Affair cslolneslJoOc17The death of cxUnltctV J3tatcs Senator Jamel Ilnrinn occurred athls Home In Mount Plcatunf Thursday Time end was not unexpected n cbllnpse having taken pUjce last Sunday The ImmcdlnU ttjfiRo of the death was congestion ot M lungs complicated with liver trouble Overcxcrtlon attending the teflon of the Iowa Methodist con ferrnce Jnst week aggravated hum mala tile nnd caused prostration life iughter time wife of Itobort T Lin solji of Chicago was summoned from New York city anti was present at the bedside The funeral wilt probnhly be Mil In Iowa Wesleyan chapel In Mount Pleasant on Sunday EXSHNATOn JAMES HARLAN lames Harlan was born In Clark coun atIndianasamo a lawyer lie was elected the Sleet inncrlntendent ot Instruction of Iowa In J5n was president of Iowa Wcslcynn unt frcrtlty nt Mount Pleasant 1S5J tin rras United States senator from Iowa from 1855 to U65 was secretary of the In erlor In Lincolns second cnolnct lUffifin ami was again United States senator 10m Iowa from 18C6 to 1873 In irs Mr tartan was appointed chief justice of time court of commissioner of Alabama yearsXeItepub1ctnaUc a speech whlc ed a tremend u Influence In checking the threatened oolt of prohibition for practical local ou LIon Ho was n candidate for tho republl mn nomination for governor In 1395 butems age was against him He also served- is a member of tho Iowa soldiers and iilloc Monument commission nnd WAS prominent In tho councils of the Methodist Senator Harlans wife died In 1881 Sho trail a remarkable woman and during the lvll war did much to alleviate the cut crlngs of time Union soldiers having an jrllmltcd pass from Secretary Stanton toga where she pleased Will of the Loll Henry B Plant New haven Oct 91udge Dynde Uurrlton ono of the executors of the will of the lute Henry B Plant of New Vork Is authority for the statement Hint no proceedings have been taken adore tlio probate court or by appeal o time superior court tonttack the will do stated however that he had heard that the widow was dissatisfied and Hint It was her opinion ns a widow she was entitled to a larger portion of the iftnte thnn slip receives under the will Judge Harrison also stated that Mon on Plant the son oath never said any thing to him Indicating that ho Is this latUfied In any manner with the pro risIcnR made hi the will Disuntilleilituidrnllnuiu Brisbane Queensland Oct i41reot lurprlso nnd dissatisfaction are es pressed In commercial and political lrclcs here nt time news that the TInt sh war office has placed large orders lor canned meats In the United Statesti- m matter of fact the Queensland can acre anticipating largo demand had prepared Increased stocks which will now possibly be a drug ou their hands WnrshliiH for Wntiion Waidilngton Oct 7 KearAdmlral Wittsoii ln command of the Asiatic itutlon with headquarters at Manila to be reinforced in the near future by the Brooklyn New Orleans Nash rule Albany Badger and Bancroft ind possibly the Marietta nnd Hachlaa It Is time Intention to completely shut jit outside supplies from the Filipino army The Plant on Hobertu Washington Oct 10 Congressman elect lloborts of Utah who ns is well known IB n Mormon with three wives Is preparing for the fight which he teen ahead of him lie has already re talncd counsel and the precedents which will likely Influence action upon his ease flee being carefully gathered He Saved an Americans Life New York Oct 10A special to the Herald from Washington says FOT saving the life of an American soldier MejtIen Otis hnsgranted a full pardon toDomlngo Mngnon Filipino prls oner who was sentenced by n Rpanl li court In 1697 to penal servitude foi lx years for robbery Revenue Sinai Swindle New York Oct 0 Freeman Strait a wellknown business man is undei nrrest for traffic In washed revenue stamps Agents of the treasury de partmcnt who arrested him say that he heads a gang that line been cleaning up 2000 n weele nnd was 100000 to tho good when caught Wreck at Bellevno O Toledo 0 Oct 7h fast train on the New York Chicago St Louis road was wrecked at Bcllevue Engl cer Tracy was badly Injured Fireman Lynch Baggageman Harper and Mall Clerk tJlasgow are slightly Injured The passengers escaped The Poner of n Typhoon Yokohama Oct 10WblIea ty phoon was raging Saturday n train vnh blown from n bridge Into the river ucnr Utsuinomyn Six persons were killed anti many injured heat damn QCI was done to property and crops Are you Bubscrlbor to Tim Bits You should bo it a 7jAj r Si1 1 r Z p 1 I i rr f IJ L 4 Io1AL1AlilNOrIIRE wholesome CO is O HBAWJSK UNNOTICED A destructive prairie fire occurred near Salem 111 A rich vein of copper line been found In time Ozarks Henry W Bchmc of Carllnvllle Iii has been judged insane Private Watchman Matthias Schlllz of St Louis made desperate by tooth Idle blew out his brains Optician J Camille Duronnxj of St Louis attempted suicide by the co caine route because of n reproof for drunkenness Della Prcndergnsts despondency led her to shoot herself In the head nt St Louis She had been suffering from ty phoid fever The apple nnd pear crop In the vi cinity of Ccntralln 111 ia panning out better than expected Two men were Indicted nt Perry vllle Mo on the charge of selling counterfeit money for future delivery The Transvaals state secretary Mr Reljz sdys that hope of United States arbitration has not been adnndoncd Premier Salisbury In summoning the British house of lords announces that affairs of grave moment arc to be considered Henry E Ictsslcr n Spanish war veteran grew remorseful over break ing the pledge at St Louis nnd ended his life with a revolver John Poncclow 21 years old while Intoxicated shot Max RIsch In the leg and then killed himself at St Louis St Louis legal talent line gone to Jefferson City In force to both fight nnd defend the new police law before the Missouri supreme court then Lord Kitchener will lend an expedition of 0000 Egyptians against the khalifa No English troops will be employed The trial of tho four Spring Valley i 111city officials on the charge ul election fraud is In progress in the cir cuit court at Princeton Chicago Is becoming alarmed over a demoqratic moved from that city to either Wash ington or St Louis Maj Braincrd formerly chief commissary nt Manila and who Is on his home III seriously litnt Naga saki Japan Tire MaxlmNordenfcldt Gun and Ammunition Co has shipped from En gland two sixgun batteries of mann tails guns for the American army In the Philippines According to time latest advices iron Johannesburg South Africa the na tives who seem to have been rcen forced by the lawless element are be coming uncontrollable and nnnrchy is threatened Charles Aull warden of Folsom Cal prlron for 13 years and one of the foremost penologist ot this coun eomilloilltInClay county Mo In 1840 President Andrndc of Vcnctiela it is salt will resign allowing the peaceful election of Gen Castro to the presidency This plan would avoid a military dictatorship Ehart thin 12yearold son of C Ii Johnson while at play blew tim top of his tenyearold sister Blanches head off near Columbia Mo with n shotgun Rev Dr 7 If Garrison for 23 years editor of the Christian Evangelist nt resignationeditorial management RrarAdinlral Schlcy New York Oct 7 RearAdinlrni Schley will raise his flag on the cruiser Chicago at tho Brooklyn navy yard taking the quarters of RearAdmiral Howison The Chicago will remain ut the navy yard for some time The Gunboat Uancrnft Washington Oct 10 Orders have been telegraphed to the Boston navy yard to expedite the work on Ihe gun boot Bancroft antI she will be placed In commission without loss of time anti sent to tho far east Time Tartar Sighted San Francisco Oct 1ttTImo trans port Tartar with tho Kansas volun teers on board was sighted two miles out last evening THE MARKETS Now York Oct 1L CAPTLFNativo Steers I tt5 01 r IQ COTTONMlddllnff I 1tI 1 KLOOK Winter Wheat 3 00 tJI S 80 WHEATNO 2 Red itii 1G COKNNo 2 tP u UATSNo Z tj M IOHK Now Mess 9 S3 O 975 8T IOUIS COTTON Mlddllnc I 1 1 UliliVK3me 400 t 660 Cows nnd hollers Z 53 I 4 00 CALVESlpcr MO 4 G 75 I1OUB Knlr to Cholco 4 60U 4 70 HllUuiFnhr to Choice 3 3 90 KlOUU Patents now 3 M t1 31U Other Grades Z ro tj 360 724COhNNOWOATSNO z t u14 HVENo 2 O M- 3SUlOI ACCO LUM U 8 W Iteat Hurley 4 fio y u 0- 0hAYClear Timothy new 0 00 W 11 W liyiTBltCholco Dairy U tJI 20 i p II lORK8t3ndlrJMcs now S 50 pLMIIPnimc 6 14 u Cli ICtOO- CAITLINatiVe Hteeri 4 700 lioas Fair to Cholo 4 75g 4 7f- ltt1uuPlnir to Choco 400 lLOUHWlnter Patents 3 M t IBS Bnrlng Patents 3 40 U 3 70 z Spring 1t i 12HConNNo2OATSNo z 2i 23 lOIUCMess Inew 115 U I BO lCAN8A8 CIlY CATTLE Native Steers 4 82- JnooSAII Grades t 75g 46S WHEAT No 2 tell G9 OATSNO 2 White f It- COltNNo 2 so 41214INEW OltLEhNS FIOUR High Ornde3 60 O tOO jjOATSWesternHAY Choice H CO t 15 56 PCltKStandar Ciesa ii W 87 UACONBhort Rib Sidesp 6 COTTONMddnf8y CTi V 7 I4StCCmltNNoy1OIIICNewllACONClMr lUbe Cfltt Ii COTTONMlddllns 7 tP IH Subscribe for Tint Burt fl per yearS f GIVEN A SWORD OF HONOR Capt ChadwIck of the New York Presented with a Sword at Morgantown W Va fWAS A GALA DAY FOR THE LITTLE CITY The Ceremonies Innnsrurnted by it Military and Chic Parade Hear Admltnl Sampson Xecoiripnnled His Flag Captain and Received an Ovation Morgantown W Va Oct UChod ivlck Day was celebrated by 23000 people Tlie weather was magnificent ind country people came from 40 and iO miles overland The special with naval officers or rived at 0 n m and a salute In honor f RearAdmiral Sampson was fired by the university cadets In the party Sere RcarAdmlral Sampson Capt Jbadwlck and wife Lieut C C Marsh ind wife and Commander 8 A Staunton Among tho distinguished risltora were Qot Atkinson Senators Slldus anti Scott exSenator Davis Congressman Dayton Secretary of State DaWBon then Splllmon Ocn Ap Jleton Col Bnbb and Maj Elliott The Procession Started It was nearly noon when the pro esslon started The parade was dl rldcd into three grand divisions com osed of the veterans of the civil and SpanishAmerican Avars national guard of West Virginia and Pcnnsyl tania and civil societies The chief marshal was BrlgGen B D Splllman Parkersburg W Va Reviewed Dy the Guests When the procession reached the re viewing stand it yaS reviewed by the distinguished guests and then die missed The meeting was then called to order by lion 0 C Sturgls and Coy Atkinson presented a Tnngnlficent vvrd to Copt Chadwick on behalf of the people of tho state Capt Chodwlck was deeply touched by the ovation accorded hlroand when order was restored accepted the gift in a few wellchosen words Time Sword of Honor Time sword in dimensions come spends with naval regulations The blade Is of the finest steel decorated In gold nnd bears tho following In ptlonllresentcdtc Capt French E Chad wicks October 10 1BOS By the cltl zens of West Virginia On tho reverse Is a vignette of the cruiser New York with tho words An ideal ship with an ideal cap loin surrounded with a suitable or namcntatlon Tho scabbard Is made of sterling all ver J1 pxydlzed and relteSby 1rlcllycarveit decorations upper band the coat of arms of the state of West Virginia with the motto At the tip of the scabbard is a mas live gold dolphin with ruby eyes All the metal parts of the belt are of solid gold nnd sterling sliver A Speech on Our Gacst lIon Joseph Moreland was then In spbJectOUlstirring summary of the naval victo mien of the SpanUhAmcrlcan war and accorded to Sampson much of the credit of the splendid victory at San lingo RearAdmiral Sampson replied thanking the people of Morgantown end of the state for their hearty words of welcome and gave voice to the lively sense of gratitude that he felt for the reception that had been given him Then the Dands Played At the close of the cddrcsH the as Bumbled bands played America In unison thousands of voices joining In the air After this an Impromptu re ception and handshaking was held lusting for nn hour The naval officers will remain here for several days us the guests oj friends In the town Army of the Tennessee Chicago Oct 11The twentyfirst annual reunion of the Army of the Tennessee opened In Memorial unit yesterday The society Is made up ol the commissioned officers of that army ondncarly two hundred of the veter aria were present when the first meet Ing wascnlled yesterday- Those Gallant Marines Washington Oct lJThe battalion of marines who took part In Gen Schwanfl land operations Sunday near Bacoor was composed of the men who so distinguished themselves- at Calmnnern Cuba White Healmentii AH Filled Washington Oct 11Ten of the twelve volunteer regiments Inst culled out have recruited their full quota ol menand will be Immediately prepared for transportation to the Philippines These embrace all the white regiments last authorized Condition of the Cotton Crop Washington Oct nfhe condition of cotton on October 10 Is 024 na compared with C8S last month 754 on October 1 1898 100 at the correspond Ing date In 1807 and 735 the mean for October average for the last ten years The Wheat Crop of 1800 New York Oct 10The total wheat crop of 1899 is estimated by the Amer lean Agriculturist In Its final report at 505350000 bushels grown on 45 251000 acres Suicided by Shooting New York Oct 1JF M Brady head of the flrm of F 11 Brady Vo dealers in stocks and bonds commit ted suicide In his private office ycsten day by shooting Wedding Announcement Mr Maurlco Colbert and Miss Stella Saunders will be married next Wednesday October Hlthj at time DrBuUsCOUCH SYRUP Will cure a Cough or Cold at once troublesSmall p f a no YOU WilDl OnSDfflMlM notNobodywantslt yearItcomestothosewbo coughs end colds until the throat Is raw and the lining membranes of the lungs are Inflamed Stop your cough when it first appears and youIremove the greet Usage I future tro- ubleAlters 4 J4Cnerrll e pecjjgaIstops so because a ingandheallngremedyofgrest This ittbegreat est preventive to consumption Put one of 5 Ayers Cherry Pectoral- Plastersoveryourluugs I wiA wftofe Medical LThraij For four buoksMedical FreeIAtlee FnWe tare the eiclnilte isnttei of I mnostemineutphetcIRnsI i tenSOrs and long sprienc ini- nently St them for giVisgyoU wediccI styles 5art15 alan In eloa will raceln a 5r0W5t reply wllOu cost AUru Dli oJ 0 ATEll Lowel Mau- J METHODIST PREACHERS Arc Sent to Work for the Com ing Year REV nil WHEAT COMES HACK HERE Presiding Elder Jeo H Hayes Returned to Henderson JDD1stktS Tlio Louisville Conference of tho Methodist Episcopal Church South closed Tuesday tho ministers havo gone to their homes old and now for the work of tho coming year Itov Goo IL has been returned as presiding older of the Henderson and Rev Boscoe M Wheat is again assigned to the Karllngton and Nobo circuit Those facts are n Source of pleasure to time people of Karllngton especially who placetorpetitioned so earnestly for tho return ofpastorAmoimg that worn nmdo by Conference aro somo that aro of especial interest to our roadSera because of friendship and Jove for these men have la pastItovMiullsoavlllo to Rivers Memorial and Ueachmont churches Louis vlllo Rev W C Hayes from Green vlllo to Cadiz Rev T O Peters GrcnvlltojRovTrenton j Roy Vt H Archie from Dawson to Audubon Tho now tVLyonFollowing a complete list of appointments for Henderson Princeton Russollvilla districts 1 HENDERSON DIST11IOT hayesHendersonF ArchoyCorydou RobnndsW R Smith Morganflold J W Emorson ehl CircuitB P OrrIMadlsonvlllo G W Lyon Earllngtou nail Nebo R M Wheat Hanson G M Everett- SiaugumtorsvlllaE E Pate Sacramento O D Ward EasloyDixonB Caseyvlllo Silas Newton Smiths MillJ R McAfee IKINOETON DISTRICT BlnghmlrlueotonS URndolphloJusB Shady Grove G W Pangburn Salom To bo supplied Carrsvlllo E iifo SmithlnndR T McConnell Grand RiversE D Bogges Eddyvillo L M Robert Johnson HayesCerulean W Browder CantonJ W Crowo GallowayGreenville Greenville Circuit R C Lovo DawsonTo bo supplied Lamasco Cirult Supplied WLowlsBUBSBUiVIIiLR mSTKIOT Presiding Elder W C Brandon Russollvllle C R CrowoSAdairvillo J A Lewis- AlloimvilloD S Bowles Elkton OY SimilthmSElkton CircuitS W Love Sharon Grove R C Alexander KeilsmauBviUo A Chandler CherryHopkiiisvillo CroftonJB MltoJitll KingAuburnJas Hopklnsvlllo Circuit P O DuvahlSLowlsburg J B Adams Fairview CircuitA E Barrett North Logan R H Hartford Died Pearl aged about 7 years the sweet little daughter of Mr Mrs E C Itourland at their home in this place Tuesday evening Oct 10 180U Sue was time child of this little a dear little beloved by neighbors and frleiids- t i rl r t tr Ii 4 o e c U I II D 11 f OCr1e t Jee PAUL M MOOR Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISHINB COMPANY Incorporated ij- Enured the PciloSice at Kitllution at Second 1 1 an mattes I 0 = SUBSCRIPTION RATES 1j1 rO artrlcllloaolnnc i 11 i 51 so IhrefMontbi ss SlnIe Copies i s Specimen copies mailed tree on application Carreipondenli wanted In all pans ol tb ecniTi Address ci forlartlculara II lIIi THURSDAY OCTOBER 12 899 l REPUBLICAN TICKET fJlf For Governor I W S TAYLOR Of Butler County For LleutenantGovernor JOHN MARSHALL Of Louisville For Secretary of State CALEB POWERS Of Knox County For AttorneyOeneral CLIFTON J PRATT Of Hopkins County For Auditor HEV JOHN S SWEENEY Of Bourbon County For Treasurer WALTER RDAY- OJJ1reathlttCount3 For Superintendent of Public In I4 JOHN BURKE 4 it Of Campbell County For Commissioner of Agriculture TIIROCKMOUTONI r ANNEXATION has been good for Hawaii Whats tho matter with it for tho Philippines fSix pages this week and full of matter of vital imiJprtancc P1litically and wo trust o of items of interest antS worth Read and pass to your neighbor QOKDKLS estimate of the railroad man as expressed in his charter of cities of tho second anyWends men o the State ail EAcYfparty with a State organ anti State ticket is entitled to have one challenger and precii1ctinslipuld see that they have these challengers GovEUNou BRADLEY will prob ably make his speeches for the Republican ticket immediately after Bryan has made his tour of tho State in which event both Goebel and Bryan will hear of the Governors oratory and logic of facts No Republican will forget how to vote the ticket this year It was never easier nor more ofoa pleasure Ono jab of the stemil1- a mark under the Log nna Goebel is defeated But you must do your own voting Dont I leave it to somebody else THE Goebelites aro on the rear platform of the campaign and will make a whipping journey through Kentucky with Bryan as chief ash and cracker in the en Maybor plaTform than not to be on at all TUB Hopkinsville Kcntuckian calls lion John W Yerkes a partisan but admits that heI is a really able and scholarly man and gentleman of brains and education It is fjood to know and a great concession that the Kentuckian has foynd one gentleman in the Republican party CONFUSION is in tho house of those who predicted that Gov ernor Bradley be silent through the campaign The Governor furnished tho basis for the light against Goebelism in his famous vote of the election bils and ho now announces he jticket J4lKentucky Boom not satisfied with the previous te demonstration of its fuUlt itybut cling to the rear platfornii of tho campaign with desperation that they continue to clutch the 10 to 1 theory They Cmust hold to something t Mn GOKHKL says in oHect int his charter of cities of iho seconddclass that no railroad n 4 to be trusted in tho legislature and not even be allowed to hold 80 low an office as common coun ilnian Mr Goebel says the- nlailroud man shall not be eligible to hold such office It is the brandCof dishonor ho puts upon and will remeinber himt in Novemberfi t JJJDQK VWFJREVANS fearlessiutterances on the crimes hating the election laws of the United States 11111 the ment that is sure to follow is making those fellows think i twice who had concluded to do as they pleased under the Goebel election law so that they gained n point Violations will be looked after and prosecuted and 4IJijiletiorous States laws t are very vjgb EVKIIV earnest citizen of the commonwealth every preacher teacher professional tuna every v hottest conscientiousOhristial Ii man uliould put their hands in the present Kentucky political h jt I I I 1 Ji J 0 CVrft ir fight and work for fairness and honesty in elections and the public polticlans pSttJirthese things for the good uttbe State ONLY about three weeks ofihe re markablo campaign of 1893remaln and so far as county is con cerned there is no mistaking the favorable turn of public sentiment with reference tothel Democratic ticket Hustler QOan this be meant Which Democratic ticket It must be that the writer had in mindand Ropublicanticke and its a winnerand the above is a typographical error It reads like one EoiToii W L PHILUPS of the Greenville Banner has put the John Young Brown ticket at thi 0 head iris Cditoriulcolumns- an is flighting Goebel Ho ex plains that hois fighting for what he has all Uotimo believed to be right and puts an editorial sprag 4n the whoclof kickers thus Every Ooobellte subscrlb tot this I paper who objects to Its course this week will mease step up to the counter and have name taken off the delinquent list before ho kicit for motto is ours I No payee no klekee AND now its Bronston Ohas J Bronston who will uc speak for the ticket not support the Goebel ticket and in a letter demands in powerful avid direct terms the wit drawal of Goebels name hot the ticket Ho says nilself respect and sonal llOnordemand that Mr Goebels name should by party organization be stricken from uprighthonestbe put in his place poliItucky Democrats how to vote What n sideshow whipcracker sort of a campaign the Goobel leaders are making it Are Ken tuckians to learn from fling Y theatrical posiilgs of the orator from Nebraska or pantomimic appearances of Chi ago ward politicians in sil hats kid gloves and long taile coats DO tliQ Goeb l managers think Kentuckians so lacking in strength of character and knowl edge oftheir duty ili this serious duty of suffrage they will be carried away by such catch penny performance CAN any selfrespecting railroad man om general manager and superintendent down vote for Mr has labeled them all as dishonest and unworthy of trust by the terms of charter of cities of the Second class He iustrumentdisqualifiedt 1 citizenship ill this free common wealth andcastupont them a slur of dishonor that Tcaii only bo wiped out by Goebels retirement from public life Can any man cast a vote for one wIno thus at pleasure and with a stroke of a pen sweeps away the rights of freemen What would he not do if clothed with the power of Governor TilE following little table would seem to refute Mr Bryans prediction that without free coinage there could be no in crease in circulation in country With an increase itnation for each one of the 70 000000 people in the United States it can be seen that Mr Bryans prophesy was a few dollars out of the way capitaDatein United States July 1 189- 0January 2128 11897 2308 January 1 1898 2342 January 1 1809 251- 1JulyllSOO 2Ii88 September 11899 2542 lONE of the laughable incon sistencles of the Democratic campaign in Kentucky is found in platformIc convention It reads TheI Democrats of Kentucky in con vention assembled r affirm qualbficaLionB l declared in the Democratic Na tional Platform adopted at Ohij inetallisinvents We nil remember that the country was te go to the demni acceptineolicy of free silver and its can idate of free speeches from rear platforms MUGOKBKL Inns again been cornered lIe told things that did ot jibe with facts as asserted entally by Mr John G BI Then the press and he p ple pushed him so hard or a substantiation of his posi c ion that ho desperation called r eUect and almostOarlisleiillii And now MrCJ Goebel stands convicted of false ihood by the publication of his s own letter in his own handwrit ing to Mr Carlisle which letter substantiates in every particular tIle statements bf Mr Carlisle The latter had no desire tsay b anything in the Kentucky fight but has been forced to do because statements made by Mr Goo el that brought in question Mrc Oar8lAs eraci this a aragont pfcoIdintellectualitya this alntnof man is con P icted df falsehood by his own U his own hand This brings again to mind the exclamation of Mr Sweeney liMy S I Actions of theJust Smell Sweet- SThe fragrance of life i vigor and strength neither of which can be found in a per son whose blood is impure andwnose every Breath speaks of internal troubles Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies vitalizes and enriches the blood gives a good appetite and makes the weak strong Run Down tMyhabnd o nm damn in hettth IIndAll iredouThose trctUtn medicines Hoods Pitts And SarsA prOU bolH Jim up again tfrslj L M TcrwAn OOJ Paid iNever Disappoint lloodrail eurell 1IIllbe nonIrrltatin5 aD4 i to take with iIoo4 tlarlapanll God 1 countrymen do you want a liar for Governor No Railroad Commissioner The change of plan in reference to rdilroad commissioner for this district as decided by the States Central Committee has killed a powerful good announcement in Tins BKK of Dick Salmons ennui hadIsalItment and Senator Deboes official call in the saute mail But the saysi1uainstrby his constituents to otto c many places of trust and honor j equippedIt a blunder should be made by which positionfrom which he must Inter withdraw his candidacy TIm wisest politicians sometimes make ci rors suchun error as this i unfortunate occurring as is announced in the Louisville Com mcrcial because of lackc rirky henkltions It is probable and to be hoped that another tune n poll c committees will be taken and not after call and announce uncut COVERNOR BRADLEY ON TilE STUMP Man Who First Led Kentuck Republicans to Victory WILL ADVOCATE HEIUBLICAN TICKET ills Veto ol Qoebcl Bill Founda tioii of the Great Fight Against iL Governor William 0 Bradley the man who first led Keuituclc Republicans to victory bore thu brunt of the battle in the heat o the day and was seated in the Governors chair where he has performedsible office has announced that ho will take the stump for the I 3Jthe air throughout the Repub lican ranks The Goebel have persistently predicted thin tIne Governor would not be heard in this campaign and upon this prediction they based their con elusion that there was a lack ofIenthusiasm and harmony in the Republican party Goveriior Bradley has in his own way and with his unique in dividual strength been in the con test for pure elections and for the preservation of the right ofIsuffrage remarks the CommercialuTile Republican argumenteveryAvhere for tho of Gocbelism is based upon Gov Bradleys powerful veto of the Goebelelec hiv and in effect the ernor began the campaign which j t t i jieJegislaturotwith it amiexhausted the measure executive to defeat its infamous plirposes 1000 FREIGHT CARS STKAYISG They Are Brand New and are Running at Large LOST Ono Thousand Freight cars j brand new properSoveralOhio Falls Oar Works atJeffer and newly painted and withtine name of the Denver Rio Grande gracefully ston ued on each Tine Ohio Falls Oar works a few days ago sent a draft to the Denver headquarters L the purchasing railroad in euiUiui to collect for the cars supposing that by this timo they had been delivered Uthis end up and handle with care How the word came back that until tine cars arrived there would e no payment made as per contract ihotar works sent message after inea over thuO wires o Ilacesat Inquiries were especially pointed at tho Chicago head quarters of tine Pennsylvania S Railroad company The Ienn e a c a had last been seen vitn Feuiuisylvauiiasouitbacic rived at Chicago 0 KiW and had been started west in tire best sedimIt is the custom to soii1mow freight cars out of the works at Jeffersonvillo in care of various f ighttor them It seems that tho Penn sylvania had made an arrange ment to handle the 1000 new Denver t Rio Grando cars under a plan of this kind After leaving Chicago it is believed division superintendents and others scattered hero and there without knowledge of the fact that the cars were intended for prompt delivery te the Den pintoother The Pennsylvania is said to have quite shortage of freight hbigDenver Rio Grande needs the cars too or it would not have ordered them and the Ohio Falls workwell it needs the money A tracer has been sent out phaswest He will go from Seattle to Santa Fe N M and from Kansas City to California till he finds overy one of the now cars Some of them will need a fresh coat of paint by the time he lo cates them Louisville Comnier cial POWERFUL LETTER lion Charles J Bronston DC aiiiuDEMANDSb Speaks of Perfidy Indisputable Treachery and Dishonesty The following Jotter has been weektoexSenatoris the Goebel Democratic State cam paign Committee Senator 0 J Bronston of Lexington It is sufficiently warm and lucid to ex plain itself J 0 S Blackburn Chairman Dear Sir I take the liberty of addressing you us the chairman of time Democratic campaign com rccoglll7Cllleadero my return from Europe I received a letter from your committee asking me to speak on behalf ofhthe Democratic ticket headed the ibm William Goebel To that letter I made prompt re sponse avowing my intentions of voting for Mr Goebel and the nfyor place your committee mightI consider an advantage the cause of Democracy grunting spefranklyincorporatedinpecially assuring tho committee I- Iof my readiness at all timea to dolanything to aid tIme success of candidates selected by the Demo pefYour committee has niiida noy reply to that letter and I therefore assume that it is of stillreserving tho right to acceptor d IP ll 1 c SIJGoebel to Mn Carlisle of date tlIt4s0tany conditions To do so would boa gross violation of all self respect anda sacrifice of all per sonal hoilor and in my humble judgment disloyal to tine best partyRecalling t ble contestin the general assem g bly of in the spring of treacheryto a which had chosen you as its can didato of Mr Carlisle ami his ejtGoebel with whom I was so inn sivitonurnmentlue cause for which we were so desperately lighting was still TrushIEingma1 I tj You bfn f need not lose flesh In summer I tIf you use the proper means prevent It You think fi J you cant take SCOTTS t coEMULSIONbut you can take It and dl j segestin winter It is not like theM t plain codliver oil which J sfjyou are losing ground and I you need J I Scotts Emulsion 1 and must have It to keep up i 2 your flesh and strength If frcontinue until you are thor 2 oughly strong and wellso niocfJItit + i rr ytJ j I 0 n iI t ji JtijYI- sylvania pIes mbodicd in your raco im possible I will not indulge the pro- sumption of oven suggesting to you and your that nI- lselfIespectparty pride and per so honor demand that Mr Goebels name should by the party organization be strieken urighto man e put in his place Upon your Conscience and judgment that responsibility must rest glmedleaderand tho ion W J Bryan as the lender thereof in tho nation to both of whom and especially bydeotionout limit still insist time Dcmor cratic party shall become perfidyIcannot consent by indorsing such indisputable treachery and dis intendingtofully the best mtcrerls of that party and strive to insure it future success Very truly yours tlO J BnoNSTON It is not unlikely that the rounninont Democrats will desert he Goebel banner on account of this expose of Goebel Henry Koehlcr Company Want several carloads of CircleWAINUT Loas Will pay highest cash rico lIuev also PoihAH and IIARDWOOD LUMHKK In mixed cars Vrlte them at Louisville Ky DOWN IN TIm MINES order fifty cars coal Weigher John Hogan at tho lied a has for two weeks IileForomnn Summers of the coke works says tho demand for coke now exceeds the and the production of many additional coke lrduringtimes Foreman Day of tho Ilecln mines sayfi much work and mony will bo required to put the and machin ht8R14perlslonS progressing rapidly whilethorest last Saturday and almost in a ntHopkhlSlIIcworked for tho last year or two that allilreclatcd A large number of miners from theHUJllbllcnnof the 4th and went away ighly pleased with tho way Judge Holt pounded Goobel and the Goebel generhingmatters A voto for Goebel moans R vote 5fcapitalists to remain away from the tate Miners Hko all other labor upbuilding should vote against tho man who attempts to or favors an attack on same WJourllalSmithlioy s I As many of our readers well livedhereanlIonelitwhokuowsears ho lived in one of the St nor nard houses without a cent rent anti alsothrougftjlts own in fharityarticletllOootrleudetISmith waystof Mr Atkinson who Is known mid near as tim true friend of the minor No king over sat upon a thrown andlovedoes When Smith talks of false weights he knows not what he is talking about and the indication are that he has never fully recovered floging1 Whlloherechronic grumbler undeserving of I tho of his man and unworthy of trust or confidence The clipping shows ffect the waive of prosperJtYhas on me coal In west mtumillouicoal is in de aint all through the Western tates und current Inquiry Is much thIsIsis particularly so to the Eastern and West Virginia coals are very short running well littlehope IllInois ssor degree because tIe car service moro closely looked Into NowRiverrelieve the situation to some extent ut tho tension is strong and the de atuti for coal growing more brisk ery day As week so groat has becomes the scarcity of coM in Kansas that confiscation by railroads is a common everyday oc currence Thoro is stock of coal nt any of the Important Inthoactlvlt in nil industrial lines Rail slllpmf availble very largo tonnage of coal is bell g north anti northwest onlccounttho positive shortage on docks atIrt on tho western shore of Lake- ichigan It Is clearly evident that thorn lagolng to be difllculty In pplyiuig demaud soft coal is season Coke continues active mid prices strong greetCllbyentilludnlltic othilitorlcstirring address It is estimated that tho Southern planters will receive between 75 0000 and 100000000 moro for- oircotton thlsyoar than last son mi Tho Hawthorne Sisters at tho Ma uito nl1thc remaining three ghts of thlRweek- SubscrIbe for TUB BEE i DoctorsSay Fevers vhichpevail iWmiasmatic cuts tricts are invariably aC mpan ied by derangements of the Stomach Ljver and Bowels The Secret of Health The liver is the great driving wheel in the mechanism of man brut when it is out oforderI the whole system becomes deranged and diseise is the result Tutts Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles Church Directory ME CHURCH W C Wilson pastor Services first and third Sun at 11 a in and at 730 in ovotuttugStuuidaysciuool CHHIBTIAN Cauuoiii I H Ted pastor Services second and fourth mslug Wednesday veuniugs at 780 M E CHUKOH SOUTH R IIWheat pastor Services first and Third Sundays at 11 a in and 780 m Sundayschool at 030 Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings at 730 MIRHIONAIIY llATTIBT CnunouIn S Edwards Pastor ecIond Saturday night Sunday Sunday night Sundayschool at 080 Prayer meeting Monday evenings at 730 oolock IJATHOMO CiiUROir Kev A M Coenen First Mass Sunday morning at 7 oclock Second Mass Afternoon service at 230 every Sunday iKNKHAt BAPTIST ClIUKOII William Chillers pastor Services every third Sunday at 11 oclock a m at 730 pm Y P S C E Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 080 An Eastern syndicate has pur chased the electric railways of Iron ton 0 Catlettsburg and Ashland i Ky Central City and Huntington W a Connecting IMS made gIve a continuous street car service along the Ohio river for a distanced forty miles A TIMEttT HINTr YcltubOiI41ie14 a that 3oubleod is itch sad mud whole pit a s perfecttTlaaahb7 codltlobT tbrDr Ca ruled t a Germaa Lift Powder Zks 70 will be frM frow malaria p1to14 fattr colds sad the rip Dr CarlitaUi Cerataa Liver lowderiu Ute bet aMdlclMmoier cut bmjr For jraur Col try Dr Ottos Sprue Gum BalMm Pruss 2 So and lOtI S Bottle rot ul by St Bernard Drug Store An eplnemlo of typhoid fever has out at Lex ington among the students There arc nine unties The use of water In an old cistern Is believed to have caused the disease For all fresh cuts or wounds in i either the sUblector in mini mal as a dressing Snow Liniment excellent while for sores on working horses especially If slow to heal or suppurating its healing qualities rite unequaled 25 and Soc 1 Drugstore 1 Mayfleldhavotobacco over made In Western Kentucky They sold the Italian ernment contractor 630 hogsheads of leaf which averaged about 760 per hundred The sale Involves 7600o I Alii Hhir r Onward Ttoo wiltn I btvi known Dr U A Slnneai Uver Uidlclat 7- Jun ilia a good medicine It nre Cramps la Stomach and Torpid Liver I b Ure ll hamuch bitter mtdlcln than Zlulnand Slack DraachU rite contract has been let for the construction of the Ohio Kentucky railroAd to extend from Jacksonr In Breathltt county through Wolfe county Into the rich coal and timber lands of Eastern Kentucky n dlst anco of2O miles Iwish to oXllressmy thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy for having put on tho market Wir1 exits There are thousands of moth ors whose children have been saved from attacks of dysentery and cholera infantum also fuel thankful It lfor sale by St Ber nard Drugstore Darlington lIeu T OeorgoKing lilaliousohuoltimidnight to move away from Clay county Mrs Elee avas shot from ambush and Berlously wounded LfelKy writes My utile sister had tho Croup very I gavo her several andlher lifo Campbell Co Citizens of Lexington have Rented a loving cup to Ltout Luclon- Young In recognition of his services on the lust the war with Spain Dizziness loss of appetltonausea and flatulency are connected with lIerblneISt Bernard Drugstore At n school election hi Morgan county a general fight arose I which Kelso Burton was killed SI1I1- 1Heed probably fatally shot and two of Burtons brothers wounded To Stimulates Slofflih Llr r Uiolib DIIIoui pen Dlipttie Djipepila Prevent Sick and Nervous Headacbe me Dr M A Slmmoni UnrUedlcfar Coal dealers at Lexington haveIhtude another advance of 80 per cent In flue price of coal The Bahher Pile Cure Is Banner Salve It gives Imme ditto relief iud will soon olfcct n curo2 Campbell Co Tho Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of MondayInwith about 800 delegates In attendance Whites Cream Is a proparationcapablofrom of clearing the system in A few hours StBernordTO Ruttlo Is endeavoring to or ganlo n stock company for erec Owensborowlthper day DppepIIgeetlon BeguUtMUieXiTtr Price 25 eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store 1 f kt CLOTHING b 3 ijourcfi f 4c ness In fact tim early cool weather has caused j tIlourcustomers to rush in upon us before we are tooimtc c as wo 0 s 6I4i it 4 ttheytAour eott roiled up Oulu aeovsuIud are llQwHin 4 it 111111tlat it with both fcfdt1 unilIIboth tit Ill hands for all it is worth Conic right along tilt tilt1ftkeep us hart at work Our Clothing Wrps toyouI y nay o w = tIle1h Wo never had a purchase wo wore as tAtfiifl bottomiBISHOPMADI80NVILLE KY styouR MONEY BACK Tp YOU WANT IT I 1N B Miss Sallie Browning has jut returned a III front the Vest and has given our Dress Goods itR Trimmings and General Dry Goods Stocks their Yo st finishing touch = fs W Iri1 I t YOUR SOLICITED ORDERS Who Does the Lltifif JBisi ss 1 Ask your neighbors 1 They all say that haul better loads nish best teams CurIways at the t tA All mult Barnett ArnoldJ L Ao L A A A A A A A E MeCORDI ontractor and BuilderIus YIAPIS IXPuSIRNO r EARLINGTON KY- All classes of buildings erected and jmade for p ncIudlngtheTurnlshlngofalltnater im and common labor 4 l 01TICItFICATIONSa j Ji susus I GOFG12 O rOY I Soceciiorlo isaac flst I LIVERY d FE- EDSTABLE I At the Old Stand oil Main street JURtipEAItLINOTON KY Ic i J jPS44SI I The matron of a well known Masonic Home mentions one inmate lseventy years of age who has been in the infirmary for three ears rutesnever without them He is willing that his name should be used in a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person to I try them A second old gentleman in the same Institution eightyfour years of age has had liver trouble for many years and finds that IPANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwo bothsuffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits and ncrv r- I J ousness They take the Tabules and find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The matron also states that she is fortyfive years of age and at timcssuffcrs with indiges tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and Is perfectly willing to have her name used in a testimonial OMimnutMMT est rw mu iarMkd U nr tnftlar Tw ant ou IhcuMQil UMImoaMiwlB Mu4t 3 ddns Ie S cwiu l to U UJIMUU ClwoBlcU o fta w tnf m sw Voz A BOON TO MANKIND I 1 D TABLETS BUCKEYE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN I CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUBES s BY MAIL 75 CENTS MOTTLES p CENTS MIlES FlULAfti Ue PrGtfltl a MId tSTllIISMIt Co i J rI I 1 e h i 4 i ri 4 0 1f o lTENTH r YEAR EARLIttGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 12 1899SUPPLEMENT 4 tIIIFIGURES DO TLIE Butythe Kentucky Democratic i Liars Will Figure p THAT BOHOOL FUND BTfiAL r Boras Interesting Facts Are fikowa by tho Official Record VITAL QUESTIONS UNANSWERED fjAflrslssu 0t Demoeratla Bookkeaplns That So Manipulated the Receipts 01 4EIih yo to Defeat the Scbeol riiail 6f It Ltglilmata Share Ia the Same Ait Kdllerlal UloC Acts j a j UoiiIieFXTbeintxture ot slang and falsehood quoted below Is from the Livingston I i Banner of Aug 24 1899 a small sheet JF published at Smlthland Ky of which the Goebcl candidate for superintend tnt of public Instruction Is editor qV Ier capita 1803 last year of Demo 1 cratie rule e 381 RrpurI220 f14r Per capita 1J87 aecond year of Re Is JV pnbllean rule i 220 iN Per capita 18H8 third year of Repub f I lican rule 230 I IVr capita 1SB9 last year of Ilepnb llcan role 270 jZI e k From 83 to M a shortage of 00 lrlnSlOlo 07 a shortage of 00 r run0 to 91 a shortage of G- OFrvui 08 to VO a shortage of 10 4V t Adding we bare s shortage In the tour + years of 180 per pupil Multiplying this by 700000 tlie number of schoolchildren in- the state we bavu laAOOO shortage while the 11111 Taylor gang baa had charge of the atate affairs It Is up to somebody to explain Wo lItto know what be 0 come of tho dough A half million votrra In Krntnrky era walllog for tbe eiplana it lion Not satlsned with this display oft Ignorance or vicious and con 4tlmtlblo demagoguery The Banner in a later editorial indulges In the 7 i silly cant and malicious misrepresen titian that follows The school fund per capita last year WM 1330 till year It la 270 We bare been 4q asknl for an eiplanatlon of this U Is rery simple and easily explained Tie aiMs I e auditors report as to tbe source tram gi1 which tbla yrara fund Is derived shows that 20331209 Is bstance from last year There wrrv hut year la round nnaben 700000 pupil children In the state DlrlOU lug 2032200 by 700000 we have a quo doeii e last year the per cap ita rb41 ali hare been 207 Instead of 334 L j Why was It held back Simply to raise t1 ealnSj V lion stole 20324209 from the teacher of I 10lut yearjnd are paying It to tbe teachers c of this year with the hope of gaining rotes If every teacher In the state were to teach h the same school Ibis year be taught last he would get bis moneya year after It + was dui him but they do not alt aneceed thcniielres and shout IS per cent of tbOM 1J1Iho taught last year do not teach at sit Intbll clais has been robbed out A right c We had become so accustomed to repub t j rJ lican thefts that we thought nothing they I c t Blight do could surprise ua bnwe must j It confess that the audsclty ot this stealt take tar breath sway It Is about the coolrit piece of rubbery ever perpetrated h J la the commonwealth 4I Another renarkabje feature of the ease Is that after holding the fund back last year and ten tree years previous sad IGtc dumping It all Into this years fund they still flit short 15 cents of what tbe per I capita was when they took charge four f years ego It was then 213 It only takes a little figuring Jut here to show that with the jnr capita up to 270 this par there Is still the neat little sum oft 1400 unaccounted for In the tour years on the basic of n per capita of 283 which the Democratic administration paid Ita I tractiere last year are at a toil to know bow a decent Republican can vote for the Rut Taylor staringvSOURCES OF SCHOOL FUND In tho face of the facts asl shown by the reco d Sol oaly the audacity and c baseness but he absurdity and rash ei of these InsulT oecorae apparent The annual school fund Is derived principally from these sources towlt I Its share of taxes collectedbraber- Us taxes on distilled spirits banks Railroads and other corporations taxes on corporate franchises licens- esfuatid forfeitures and Interest on bjnk and stock bonds the Interest item tclHg the only one that remains flied from year to year As everyone ex cept theedito of The Banner knows the fund available for that purpose and the number of children among whom It is to be distributed determine the tier capita that IStbo per capita from yfrarto year bears the same re btloli to these numbers as the tient to th6d vlloranddITldend In simple division On JJune Mls2 soon after the last iDenocratlc admlnlstratloa came Into paww the school tund had to its cred 3G3324IQrV ng260 percaplfator 1893 this sur ti1U wai rieiiucedto J3li7774 In me ting the per capita ot2s5 In 1894 the one Ue last editorial selects for its partisan rant tlie enormous rove nuea of that year were exhausted and the aforesaid surplus was reduced to jV 17762003 Revenues from almost every adurce reached the highwater stark In 1894 The equalised taxable value of the states real and personal Iipropertr reached the magnificent total of C which was reduced In oo ycar of that pertod f Democratlo VepaIc and disaster aptly termed the- lacfc yrlaay IniABierlcaH ccoaeSilo bittaryto B7i2 QW8 a shrinkage of I LT34tsostlul tM sehoqla thq following year ovr4I This msg i4fletevfi men of 4rllltGoOOO 000 had dwindled In I9T 8 the Re p blleanyear that forms a balls for The Banners last assault to 549419 9Oa clepreClatlonof7379096TlIIee- tirliikagealoneredueedr thiS school 0fuud or 18Wt aa ossare4 with 1894 k iooeooVI CAUSE OF 8HRINKAGE Moreover the school revanas of mil which we lft671591 W excesfl of Vi that for 18WT Justified a pe4 capita of BI1I206 Thus It is seen that 20 c ejtjUot the per capita that this falsl JtrJ uJMMih his ttMay6r io show the fBIlt Taylor gang aa Watsfatldn o H A 4 thieves came from a fund that be longed to former years Furthermore the aggfegate loss to the school fund during tbe five years ending Juno 30 1899 from this shrinkage In property values wholly chargeable to a Dem ocratic national administration as compared with the assessment from which tbe school fund of 1891 was obtained exceeded 360000 an annual average of over f70000 Itr1895 the per capita was fixed at I27C IB cents in excess of what the years net school revenues Justified and the previous years surplus of 117762008 was thus reduced to 44 06076 With revenues that produced only I2SC on the pupil child and a pet capita surplus of only 6 cents It II up to The Banner to explain how the conclusion was reached that 280 could be paid the following year The net school fund of 1896 the last year under Democratic rule available for per capita purposes was 178220364 equal to f244 on the years enumeration 727723 children In addition it got the benefit of 193 G9977 hi bank taxes that had been held back in former years pending the Pryor decision and the aforesaid f406076 in effect a surplus of 1138 CCOE3 These Items together approxi mated a per capita of 1263 leaving 17 cents on the pupil child or specifical ly 111932793 to be made good out of the revenues of the first year un der Republican rule a shortage in all of 126798846 The net school fund for 1897 the first year under Republican rule was 177236560 equal to a per capita of IU1Thl amount was reduced by the Democratic deficit of 1896 to 1 65702757 Combined the net rove nues of 1896 and 1897 amounted toS 35455914 a sum 10250506 short of a per capita of 280 the one and 220 the other year TilE MINIMUM SCHOOL FUNDS The net school fund of 189S namely 3162616503 was the smallest since 1891 Various causes contributed to this decrease The assessment as of Sept 151896 was 43000000 under thee of four years earlier end 14000 000 under that of three years later It received from banks onljuJSl 91527 against 13589865 In 1897 and 1236 76768 ia 1896arductloa Jn part due to the tact that In 1898 under the Para ter decision the beaks paid Into the school fund only 22 cents on each 1100 In value of their property Instead of 1121 of 75 cents or over 39 cents un der the Pryor decision This differ ence of over 17 cents meant a loss of about 75000 to thi school fund fort 1898 and an equal amount for each subsequent year Another source of loss to the school fund for this year at well as for 1899 and 1900 had Its otlgln In tho debt Democratic rule bequeathed to Ro publican rule The school fund Is entitled to iuch portion ot licenses fines and forfeiture rcallzn oy tho state as the amoun of tax for common school purposes beats to the whole state tax By the addition ot 10 cents to the tax rate to pay the old debt the school fund lost over 10 per cent tbe difference between 1121 and 1126 ot nil sums realized from these sources Thus the teachers otthe state by virtue of a Democratic law must contribute many thousands of dollar each of the three years the Increased rate Is In force to the pay ment of the old Democratic debt The net fund ot 1899 was 1824 63603 257 on 710225 children Net thor this Increase of 19347075 over tbe fund of 1898 nor the large decrease In the number of schoolchildren as compared with the census tho last year nt Democratic rule is credited to that party This increase which was Included In tho robber balance of 26524209 was made up largely from collections from a class of cor porations that The Banners gang had for years generously excused from taxation One single item from rail road franchises alone swelled this bal ance by 9197602 Banks turned In a largo sum that had been withheld on on account of litigation and that did not figure In the estimate on which the apportionment was made The auditors estimate of receipts including the balance from last year upon which the apportionment 1900 was made shows a gross total otll98412235 a sum sufficient to pay 270 on 718359 children and to meet other charges against It Had tho Bill Taylor gang seen At to saddle such a deficit on the next administration as It was forced to meet on tak- Ing charge of the state affairs it could have fixed the per capita atIUO for the current year- UTTERLY GROUNDLESS How utterly groundless are this candidates Infamous charges is empha sized by the tact that the avcrako per capita jiflfied by the net revenues under the present administration on t much larger average census equals the average for the last eight years under Democratic rule More then that the average per capita rurnlaDea by the revenues of this period equals the average for the last 12 years But will this slangwbanger him self turn explainer long enough to tell the teachers of the 119 counties In Kentucky anti especially those of the little county of Livingston ot what they were robbed outright by a Bern ocratic administration in carrying oyer a balance of 35735321 In 18927 What of the last Democratic admin- Istration that dealt in balances amounting to 66578019 What of Democratic negligence or Indifference that bad permitted certain favored clUes of the state tot at least 15 years ptor to 1837 annually to draw large uumOi the aggregate reaching into the millions from the school fund by means of padded census returns and thus to rob other less favored sections to this extent Tha this was done la very simple end easily explained That these practices made possible by Demo cratic legislation and winked at by Democratic officers cost the people of other cities and the teachers of the smaller towns and rural sections of the state an enormous amount Is also very simple rand easily ex plained The state superintendents reports showY that tie annual Increase Im theeshoolcauL tndr frhL ods of enumeration then in vogue had for years prior to 1897 exceeded 13 per cent hut putting the rate at only 125 per cent for each of the tour years of Republican rule beginning with 727723 in 1896 the census for 1897 1898 1899 and 1900 would have stood 736819 746029 755354 and 764795 re spctlvely Instead of 736109 718624 710325 and 718359 respectively the actual census under methods Inaug urated by the present administration NOTABLE REFORMS INSTITUTED These corrections In the census foot ed up in four years at least 120000 at a saving of 300000 thus tar tq the schools But the real situation does not appear till the last two of the four years after both tho law now govern ing the census and the present regula tlons adopted for taking the enumera tion became operative The difference for each of these years Is over 45000 pupil children a saving of 230000 In 1899 and 1900 Tho methods by which these reforms were secured Is now a part of the Judicial and political his tory of the state In 1888 the per capita was fixed at 190 while the school revenues jus tItled 225 The teachers of the state contributed that year 35 cents on tho pupil child to tho Tate defalcation and the general expenditure fund 11567717 to the one and 10664842 to the other Nearly half of the defal cat on was afterward recovered What became of the 63000 belonging to the school fund thus returned Why was 10664843 taken from that years school fund and dumped Into the general hpendlturef ndt Not only the equalized value of tax able property but the amount of taxes collected Ire 1 bonks railroads aud other corporations 1890 was largely In excess of those for 1889 but the schools got 16420120 less in 1890 than in 1889 Why this difference Why was 9485490 belonging to the school fund of 1893 turned Into the general expenditure fund t What about a system of Denlocrallc bookkeeping that so manipulated 28541247 In receipts from clerks between 1888 and 1896 as to defeat the school lund of its legitimate share In the same Many other points explanations of which could but Interest teachers show themselves In the Democratic record but they await answers to questions herein Louisville Commer cial Dodged tba Coach fill On the subject of the separate coach bill William Goebel Is dodging now as be dodged when Ue vote was taken on the important masure The final vote came on ManIk 31 1892 and the Journal of the senate is searched In vain for the name of William Goebcl as voting either way The final vote having been taken Senator Miller moved to reconsider the vote by which the bill passed and moved to lay the motion on the table And again the journal ot the senate will be searched in vain for the name of William Goe bel as voting for or against the motion In fact there seems to have been a persistent absence of William Goebel from the floor of the senate during the debate on the bill and during the pro posal of the many amendments The journal only disclosed that William Qoebel did not vote He may have been frantically in favor of the measure or ho may have been genuinely opposed to It But for some reason or other his favor or his opposition failed to materialize on the question And his dodging only adds another proof to the fact that OB questions of principle the nominee of the police and firemen of Louisville straddles or dodges tor policy From Covington Special to Louisville Evening Post Straws In the Wind The Goebel managers have admitted that their campaign In western Ken tucky has gone for siaugbt by sending Babe Bailey back there for two weeks ot vigorous speechmaking Mr Taylor has boon drawing Goebels true picture for the astonished Democrats of the first district WIIIAnUNalhtMrbe prepar lug a bitter personal attack upon the lion John G Carlisle Mr Carlisle has already demonstrated however that Mr llinot to be believed under oath SHATTUC VS ATKINSON Refers to the AntiImperialist M a Snappier Copperhead An Associated Press dispatch from Cincinnati says In reply to another letter from Ed ward Atkinson of Boston representative of the antiImperialists Congress man W B Shattuc of this city has written a lengthy communication refusing to retract anything In his former correspondence He denounces all whose sbsrpshootlng Is from the rear and closes thus helIQlIugurlthe administration is endeavor reIIItored IIkerou1IIiCongress and not the president will in due time determine what kind of government should be established in the Philippines but this question will never be definitely settled willieI our government is confronted armed force Tbe Gold Supply The gold in circulation In the United States oh September 1809 was ac cording to the figure of the treasury department 672993193 against 1463- 895969 at the date of Mr Bryansncrm inatton an increase of nearly 50 percent meantime which is a very dis couraging fact io those who insisted during the campaign of 1896 that the gold mines of tha country were not sufficient to furnish the proper In crease in the worlds currency The population of the United States has In creased about five per cent during this period and with bur gold Increasing nearly 60 per cent aeastlme it is dif ficult to understand why the sliver the orists should Insist upon continuing to press for thefreEcoIuage of silver MyllIeL+ 1ge5 4 i CAPTAIN STONES SIDE More Light Thrown Upon the Louisville Convention THAT WBITTENAGREEMENT i Between Himself and tho Fraudulent Candidate For Governor IT HAS MYSTERIOUSLY VVWISUED From tbo Tim That Radwlo Was Euclid Chairman Oobt and Bla Ilk aao Net Only Striven to Destroy the Captain Politically bat to Hint na th itepntatlon For Honesty sad integrity Captain Stone came to town yester day and stopped at the Willard as usual A Dispatch reporter went to him for Information as to the where abouts of tho written agreement between himself and GoebeL He could not tell but be had a story scarcely less Interesting It was charged after tho conven tion said the captain that I had entered Into a corrupt bargain to rob Hardln of his votes I Ignored this for spme time but so persistent was the charge that I felt that I cculd no longer rest under such an imputation When the agreement was signed Urey Woodson was present He and Mr Goebel having written and signed the document I read It carefully and finding It In accordance with the Understanding tti to what we should put in writing signed It The paper was turned over to Woodson with the un derstanding that he was to keep It subject to such disposition as both Mr Goebel apd myself should agree upon Ho was not to give it to one without the consent of the other nor was he to show It to anybody without the consent of both During the excitement in the con vention on Saturday afternoon after Hardln had withdrawn when my friends were demanding that Goebel withdraw in accordance with his promise Goebel came over to where I was sitting on the stage I noticed that he had the written agreement we had signed In his hand I asked him where he got that lie replied that Woodson had Just put It Into his hand Of course I knew immediately that the paper was being circulated among some of my friends to convince them that Goebel had never promised to withdraw In my favor and that all the agreement between us waa in writing PlBcnvd by Woodion The charge that I had entered into a corrupt bargain was so persistently made after tbe convention that I de cided to seek Woodson and if possible secure a copy of the agreement I went to Owensboro Wednesday Sept 7 for this purpose When I asked Woodson for a copy of the agreement he refused upon the ground that it was the understanding that he was to keep it subject to the Joint order of Mr Goebel and myself When I confront ed him with the fact that Goebel had it on the stage in Music Hall on Juts 24 in violation of this understanding ho said Goebel had sent for It Then either you or Goebel has lied I tt plied Goebel says you put It into his hand He insisted that Goebel had sent for It When pressed fur ther as to why bo would not give me a copy of tho agreement he said its publication would Injure the Democratic party I told him if that were true he had a document purporting to be an agreement which I bad never signed The publication of the document 1 signed would not hurt the Democratic party or any of Its mem bers But ho stIll refused I asked him it ho bad the agreement lIe said Jie didnt have itwitb him but that It was In a sate place where nobody would see It Urey I said Goebel has that agreement in violation of our distinct understanding Now hasnt het I No he said In a hesitating man nero Warm InUrvUvr Naturally our Interview was grow- Ing warm by this time I told him from the time that Redwlne was elect ed chairman of the Music hall conten lion he and Goebel had not striven to destroy me politically but to blast ray reputation for honesty and Integrity that I sought a copy of that agreement toctear myself of the charge of a corrupt bargain and still be refused to give up a copy that it was at the disposal othls matter Goebel to be used for eli hts purposes but that I could not aecure a copy of It In defense of my reputation Reverting to the events of the con vention Captain Stone related many Jntereetlng details which have not been described heretofore From the beginning of the negotiation for Joint action In organizing It was generally conceded by Goebel and Woodaon when they were In my pros ence that Goebel could not win and that my nomination was the only pos sible result The organisation was ltio principal thing about which they seemed concerned The written agree ment provided that we were to Join our forces to elect a temporary chair man upon whom we were both to agree We were eactito name a man for the state at large on the oreden tints organisation and resolutions com mittees and one each of the members of the uto committees for tbd etate at large the man named by Goebcl to be chairman la Oaia if Onnteft In caeof contests between myself and Hardln if the evidence was In favor of my delegates Goebel was to use bis influence to have them seated In contests between Goebel and Har dIn whero the proof was for GoebeTa delegates I was to use ray influence to kVf thimeeated r Ttece ma a verbal eressaat te Jv c the effect that if the contesting dele gates from Louisville were seated I was to get half of the votes The agreement as to the committees and tho vote for chairman was carried out but I was to name one man for each of the committees and Judge Jones of Barren county for membzf of the state central and executive committees for tho state at large Mayor Weaver came to my room after the agreement had been reached and assured me that If the Louisville contestants were seated I would jget half the votes Yet on tho first ballot they went solidly for Goebel and were ready to go to him at any time to de feat me and nominate Goehel Mr Bush of Hopklnsvllle was tho only member on the credentials com mittee for whom I was responsible The others who were my friends were elected by the districts After leaving Owensboro I went to Hopkinavlllo to see Mr Bush and ask him his recol lection of my relations to the creden tials committee He says I never asked him to do anything except what was fair and right according to the evi dence When the credentials com- mIttee had completed its work three of my friends sent for me to consult about the report I told them I wanted only what was fair and right The three friends of mine on the committee on credentials are honorable gentlemen and I know did not do anything In that committee except what seemed to them right from the testimony produced There is nothing more to tell about the positive promise of Goebel to with draw in my favor Ills whole crowd has already been silenced by what J said Immediately after the convention The statements made then have not been denied and can not be without disregard for the truth Louisville Dtpatch ME AND to A Bcantlfnl Vatm Which Sight Apptar la School Riadarm Note The following beautiful poem might appear in the new series of School Readers soon to be published by the CuriousJournal Job Company for the school children of Ken tucky Tberea a some that I can play Me and Jo Im a corker In my tray Me and Jo I can steal a nomination I can flgut a corporation And my feea In compensation Are C3 per cent or 10 Im a hot boton a speech Me and J6 I can cuss or pray or preach Mo and Jo When I talk of that convention Judgelet Redwlne I dont mention U b N seta my attention I try to make that old gag go near me bowling at the Trust Me and Jo See me hustle for I must Me and Jo In the senate I attend To cigarette btlli for my friend who stands In And handles all the Trusts good dough How I lore the working mAD Mo and Jo And I work blm all I can Me and Jo There are others too young Chlnn Had a book bill In the swim Tba I killed too dead to akin Out Morgan never knew It though As a boss Im surely IT Me and Jo IM the peoples savior NIT Me and Jo If I faint take off my coat So tbe people all may note The daggers guns and combs I tote Spellbinding through the atate with Jo ARISE AND ANSWERI Former Confederates Put the Uutitloa to Wobbling William OotbaL Ruasellvllle Ky Sept 19The fol lowing very interesting communica tion to William Goebel has been pre pared by exConfederatea of this place To the Hon William Goebel We the Undersigned exConfeder ates of Russellvllle Ky note with in terest the questions put to you by some ot our Confederate brethren of Glas gow calling upon you to name the Hallam to whom you refer as having been convicted ota civil crime and to state when and where said Hallam was sent to the penitentiary We are Informed through a news paper which is supporting you that you had this to say at Henderson in reference to the above charge- I dont care to say anything more about this Hallam family furthelr than this He had a brother who was not in the Confederate army and it was that brother who was in the peniten tiary It was the lost Hcllam men tioned In the letter of H C Hallaro brother of Theodore Hallam published In a Louisville paper In referring to the letter from H C Hallam which you mention we find that the only brother there referred to was named J R Hallum Jr and he served In the Confederate army in Hansons regiment as stated by H C Hallam and corroborated by the history of the orphan brigade page 618 which shows that he lisa an exceed ingly creditable record vow In view ot these conflicting statements we Insist that you make further explanation of the matter j B BRIGGS Brig Gen commanding Second Ken tucky Brigade VC V S B RYAN JOHN W CALDWELL DD ANDREWS J M DALE H K WHITE These veterans of the Confederacy are waiting to hear Goebels reply lIe must answer or go branded as an orle Dieter and disseminator of falsehoods Louisville Dispatch Dnananrerefl Prayer Many of our prayers are unanswered simply because they ore against Gods way of doing We ask to bo taken out of tim world not by death but by dolly erance Our desire is to live but apart trout real life Such is not tho divine I purpose Jemia Himself submitted to every Urinmu condition Presbyterian Journal Tlir llttlr Thine It is wlllllm urc piitlvntly tolling at the lltik tiixbt IIrlltl tbut the meaning aifii liHiH t ftiiti Wellt whole of life Ia j n It s while ure reo IliWtfllitha touare rPbilllps Brooks a 1 2 i i I I qe f It p Ii EXPOSED BY CARLISLE Despicable Duplicity of Wob bling William Goebel THAT WASHINGTON CONFAB Whole Truth Tersely Told by the Former Secretary of SUite KENTON BOSS IN A BAIt LIGHT flow lie Secured Control at nil County Organisation anil now tie Got UU Delegation Admitted to the State Con vention In 1SOO and Wh t FollorrcJ Honorable lien Asked to Fotui Their Own Conotnilonf Mr Goebels conference in Washing ton with Mr Carlisle prior to the Democratic state convention cf 1896 has a profound interest forall men who care for fair dealing and upright conductThat story is herewith presented in full over the signature of John G Car- lisle ias bearing out the whole story The letter of Mr Gcebcl to Mr Car lisle Is given below In full New York Oct 4 1899 RIchard W Knott Esq Louisville KyDear Sir Your letters and the newspaper clippings enclosed In them were duly received and I am also in receipt of several other communica Lions from friends In Kentucky and elsewhere asking for such information as I possess concerning the position of Hon William Goebel on the ques tion of free coinage of silver prior to tho meeting of the state convention at Lexington in 1890 As I wrote you some tlmbago and have said to all others who have spo ken or written to me on the subject my desire was to abstain from any participation directly or Jndlrectly In the political contest now going on in Kentucky and If possible afford the parties engaged in It no pretext for tho use of my name In connection with any of tho questions involved It was known however that Mr Goebel had visited Washington a short time before the state convention In 1896 and that ho had conferred with me upon the political situation in Kentucky and the fact that such a conference had taken place had been stated In the pub lie press with many details as to the purpose of the meeting and the agree ments alleged to have been made be tween us on that occasion Although these publications were erroneous In many particulars they did not purport to be based on inter mation derived from me and I did not feel It Incumbent upon me to notice them further than to say in private conversations with n few friends who inquired about the matter that the newspaper accounts of the jnter view and Its purposes were not cor rect Afterward a Washington paper published a statement in which I was represented as saying that the confer ence between me and Mr Goebel did not relate to the silver question but to local matters only The necessary effect of such a publication which I understand was promptly telegraphed to Kentucky for use In thetampalgn was not only to introduce my name Into the controversy but also to place mo Ina false position In relation to the parties engaged In It I was therefore compelled to either deny the statement erroneously Attributed to me or permit It to be Improperly usid to advance the interests of one of the candidates immediately denied It In a brief statement and so tar as I was concerned the matter would have rested there If my attention had not been Called since that time to certain statements bearing on the subject made bV Mr Goebel and his friends In public speeches and otherwiseI NiMnt R Faliehiimt In a speech delivered at Palntsvllle Mr Goebel Is reported fta follows lie then reviewed what ho had done for bimetallism calling attention to the fact that he led Mr Blackburns fight for tho senate that he headed his delegation to Lexington In 1896 and cast the 30 votes of his county for a free silver chairman that his county had given Bryan an increased majo- rIty that he gave 700 to the Bryan campaign fund and that he was chair man of tho committee which welcomed Bryan to Covington and Frankfort On the next day In a speech at Prestonsburg be Is reported as deny ing that ho was in correspondence with nnyono to send a gold bug delegation to the Chicago convention and on several occasions he Is reported to have mado statements as to his polit ical action In 189C calculated and doubtless intended to create the im pression that what has been said by me concerning his attitude at the time on the question of free silver was not true He Is reported to have said only a few days ago at Versailles When tho Lexington convention mot In June 1896 I appeared there at the head of the Kenton county delega Ionan unInstructed delegaton from the home county of John G Carlisle candidate for president and I cast the vote of that county for Charles J Bronaton for chairman the free silver candidate and against Alqxouder P Humphrey the single gold standard candidate and I cast that vote and my own for the platform there adopted which declared for the free and unlim ited coinage of sliver at tho ratio of 10 tol and Instructed tho Kentucky del egation at Chicago to cast Kentuckys vote not for John G Carlisle but for Joseph C 8 Blackburn It la quite clear I think from these statements and similar ones made at various other places that Mr Goebel intends the people of Kentucky to un derstand that ho was not cooperating with me In support of the gold stand ard ia 1890 andthatJlilyetatoe tH f upon the subject Is not to be accepted as true But If these speeches left any room for doubt on tile subject It was wholly removed by his positive denIal at Cynthlana on the 29th day of Sep tember and telegraphed from that place on the next day Having been abkcft about the statements contained la a recent letter received by him from August Dojmont ESQ Mr doe bel said Why every word of It Is a lie and cant you see that the whole scheme of Belmont and Carlisle is to destroy me with the silver people of Kentucky Well senator was the reply do I understand you to say that n man W l1i Carllsles reputation would stoop to such an act and tell as barefaced a lie as that That is what I mean said Goebel and furthermore I mean that this man Belmdnt Is simply the tool of cap italists that would destroy any man who fights the corporations like I do and Is for the people In view of these affirmative state meats and emphatic denials by Mr Goebel I feel bound in vindication of the truth of my former statement to KenIIthemselves whether be was or was not an advocate of the gold standard anl an opponent of the tree coinage of sliver as late at least as the 23d day of May 1896 The Trna Story About the middle of May 1896 W B Haldeman Esq of Louisville called at my residence in Washington and after some conversation about the political situation In Kentucky and the contest then going on between vocates and opponents of tree coinageI for the control of the state convention he expressed a desire that I should have a conference with Mr Goebel on the subject who he said was thor oughly In accord with my views and was anxious to cooperate wlthme and my friends In our efforts to secure ute election of sound money delegates to the state convention and the national convention to be held In Chicago For reasons which were then stated to Mr Haldeman I was reluctant to accede to the request but upou his statement that he had very recently talked with him on the subject and that he Goe bet was In full accord with us I agreed that it too called on me I would confer with him The impression left upon my mind was that Mr Goebel wasnot then In the city but expected to come In a few days However the next morning he called at my office In the treasury department and we had quite a long conference He began by stating at considerable length the reasons why he had supported Mr Black burn for tho United States senate at the preceding session of the legisla ture but as these reasons were not political but personal they had no bearing on the subject of the conference and need not be stated here lie then explained to me the situation In Kenton county According to his statement there were two rival county com- mIttees the lion Harvey Myers claim ing to be chairman of one and Mr Goebel himself claiming to be chair man of tho other Ho gave me the history of the controversy and from his statement of the facts I was antis fled that the committee of which he was chairman had been regularly chosen at ri Democratic primary election held for that purpose under tht order of the state committee and that It ought to be recognized Each of the contesting committees as ho Informed me was about to call conventions In the three legislative districts of the county to select delegates to the state convention Mr Goebel represented that Mr Myers and his committee were in favor of free silver and that the Conventions called by them would undoubtedly select tree sliver dele gates while he Goebel and his com mlttee were opposed to free silver and the conventions held under their call would choose sound money delegates Under these circumstances he appealed to mo to use whatever Influence I could with the state committee to Induce It to recognize his committee as the regular party organization In the county and also to get the member of the state committee who represented the Sixth Covington congressional district to recognize the authority of his committee and its delegates at the preliminary meeting of the district delegates which was to be held before tho state committee was organized I promised to do so and accordingly at my request a gentleman went from Washington to Kentucky to see the district member of the state commit tee and get him to agree to recognize Mr Goebel and his delegates at the preliminary meeting and thus secure their admission to the state conven tion Dmplcable Duplicity During our interview we also dis cussed the prospects of securing sound money delegations from the counties of Campbell and Pendleton and Mr Goebel appeared to feel as much Interest In the defeat of the free sliver forces In the state convention as I did There was no reason whatever why I should Interfere1 or should be asked to Interfere in a contest between Mr Goebel and Mr Myers except the fact that ono was against the free coinage of sliver and the other was In favor of It and this was the sole ground upon which Mr Goebol based his re quest for my assistance Ho returned to Kentucky and on May 23 he wrote me a letter which Is herewith Inclosed from which you see that the efforts made In his behalf had been successful and that his committee had been fully recognized Ho thus secured control of the county or ganization got his delegates admitted to the state convention and went In with them as their chairman He now publicly proclaims that his first act was to cast the entire vote of the del egation l favor of the tree sliver can dldnto for chairman of the state con vention and that his last was to cast Its entire vote in favor of a free sliver platform If he did this honorable gentlemen everywhere whether they are in favor of free coinage or the gold standard wilt form their own conclu sions as tp the propriety B4F1 r faith of his conduct and It would Da superfluous for me to make any com rMyhis of the 23d Is a reply Is I presume In Mr Goebels possession and ho IIIat liberty to publish It if he I perhaps ought to add that Haldfemmr was not present during Hripart of the interview referred to that nothing was said about the conItrol of the organization In the Fifth t congressional district or In the nor were any means suggested ltatetto the election or defeat of ticular candidate for the United States senate If anything was said in rela I tion to the passage of a resolution by the state convention Indorsing me for any nomination I do not remembe- rIt and my belief is that the lubJ tIwas not mentionedIJ O CARLISLE RAILWAY BOYS Co br TbrfvIIUponMr Qoebela devotion to the railroad employes is remarkable In the first 1 place bo tOTes them so fondly that heVdrew the Charters of the clUes of the second class so that they could notIserve In the council Saloon keepers poolroom owners gamblers tramps I and beggars may serve In the council of Covington Newport and Lexington I but no brakeman engineer conductorIswitchman or any man In the employ I of a rallroadIOut these employes may serve liam Goebel in other ways If theyIwill get hurt or get killed he has his 1 runners out with contracts to be I signed by which he la to beemployedVand under which he takes from CO to 65 cents outot every dollar he receives I The effect Is that Goebel gets rich while the poor man or his family live i In poverty all their lives for after pay ing the doctor and druggist little remains to a signer of a Goebel contractIIt makes Interesting reading and there Is more to follow All wo desireIto add hero Is that it was in one of these cases that Mr Goebel broughtVdown the public condemnation upon himself from Judge Taft for with tho law jugglerI Tenets and tua TrllrrIt may be worth while to notice two points made by Mr Dryan in his speech In Chicago denouncing homo truuts Mr Bryan said If an article can be produced In this country as cheaply as It can be produced abroad then tho trust could exist without the benefit of any tariff at all although it could not extort so much No one can dispute that a tariff law an impost duty enables a trust to charge for its product the price of a similar foreign product plus the tariff The price of foreign cotton ties before the McKinley bill became a law was 1112 a bundle The duty imposed by this law was 3103 a bundle and the price of the American cotton ties while the tariff was in force was 00 cents and then 85 cents a bundle There was no extortion whatever because the price was 25 per cent lower under the law than It was before the tariff of 103 a bundle waa Imposed on foreign cotton ties If Mr I Bryans assertion that no one can deny that a tariff law an impost duty enables a trust to charge for Its prod I uct the price of a similar foreign prod uct plus the tariff was true the priceVof the American cotton ties would nava advanced to 215 a bundle The Me Klnley law was repealed by the Demo cratic WilsonGorman law the tariff of 103 a bundle taken on and cotton ties left free of duty What was the result A trust was organized and the prlca of cotton ties was civanced toV125 and then 140 a bundle proving In the most conclusive manner that un der free trade a trust could and did extort outrageously without the benefitVof any tariff at oil The price of soda ash under free trade was 48 a ton The Solway Process company the only one In this country making soda ash and therefore a monopoly or American trust while the protective duty was 5 a ton sold soda ash at 28 and 29 a ton This proves there was no extor tion under the American trust but that extortion waa shameful under the forVeign trust Universal Pence Apart from the temporal peace between the kingdom oil earth wo are In a higher sense also reminded of the millennial reign of pence toward which the slgus of the times ore clearly point lug As followers of Jesus we are look log forward to that ideal avornmeniVof God indicated in the Scriptures when Christ shall rule His people iu pence and equity and wo are aiding the realization of this ideal and the coming of Gods kingdom just so faresVI-n our daily lives iu our business in all our intercourse with men we mskoVVthe principles of Christs kingdom out I own For the coming of this kingdom of peaco wo as Christians ought cone stantly to labor and bo sincere when wo pray Lord for Thy coming us pro pare Moravian Christian Endeavor IVte Two founds 10 shillings by the tale of arrowroot was raised for Bibles for the Now Hebrides by the missionary committee of the St Pauls Preibyto nan Waugnnni Christian Endeavor so ciety Now Zealand A buttonhole committee is ono of the menus the Woolston Wesjeynn Christian Endeavor society New Zen land uses to recruit its ranks India has more than 400 Christian Endeavor societies the number having much more than doubled within the twolvomontn I A Die Job If Ir Goebel carries out the threat of the Owensboro Messenger that after the election he will settle with his slanderers he will tavo all be can do the balance of his life The wood are full of the class the Messenger has dubbed slanderers and whether Mr Ooebcl uses his pocket comb a gun or the courts ho wont live long enough to get around But the Mes senger clearly meant to bluff aofee one wHh Its threat or the Loulsvllla nom inee would break over the tins ere the November Ides Mow aretmd1Oeg jV gun It V a jL 1 r y II4- 7ii r vtjwYEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 12 41 4i FIGURES UOWTLIE uttbeifIentucky Democratic LUrsrwm Figure THAT SCHOOL FUND STEALr i Boms Interesting Facts Are Shown by tho Official Kecords VITAL QUESTIONS UNANSWERED A Britsm of VomDOrlI Bookkeeplar That Ho MnnlpaUted the tUeelptt of Right Veare M tn Defeat lh Bcbeol ruail at It icliluial Share Iu the t flame An lldilorUl IUTlo Attt M a UOoUlSrACj Therolxture ot slang and falvehoe quoted below Is from the Livingston r Banner of Aug 24 1899 a small sheet 2publlehed at Smlthland Ky of which the Goebel candidate for superintend p e ent of public Instruction Is editor Ier nplla 1SS3 last year of Demo cratic rule i 280 Per capita 1988 lint yrar of Hepub llcau rule 0 220 Per capita 1S87 second year of Ile t1t pnbllcan rule i 220 i Per capita I8U8 third year of Hepub f i Hem rule t 230 S Prr dulls 1S89 last year of Iepnb 0 titan rule 370 From TO to UO a shortage ofGO IrbuiTO to OT a shortage ofGOKmm UI to tIS a shortage ot Go From t 8 to sO a shortage of10N Adding we hare a shortage In the four years of 180 per pupil Multiplying tbli by 700000 the number of schoolchildren In the 111ce hiyo 12118000 shortage while the 11111 Taylor gang has bad charge of the state affairs It Is up to onuboUr J to explain WI want to know what be ram of thi dough A half million In Kentucky ore welting for the lplaD1 e tion p Not Mtlsned with this display of pitiable Ignorance or vicious and con temptible demagogucry The Banner In a later editorial Indulge in the iIIiy cant and malicious misrepresen tation that follow The school fund per capita tnt year waa 6 1330 Ills year It Is 1270 We bar beta Sb- aiked fur an eiplanatlon of this It Is Terr j J tlmpl and easily explained The state anilltors report as to Iba source from SvbIch Ibis yeara fund la derived shows 1 that 20321309 is balance from lilt year f There were last year In round 0 700000 pupil children la the stateDllmlMnI 5 leg t2G32l2qn by 700000 we bay tltnl of about 37 rent This 37 rents due Vb ererjr child la the slat last year should 7 have ta psld last year sod the per cap d ita shuiiU ham been S267 Instead of JtM A Why was It held back Blmply to raise VA 4 i fU e prt delta thU year because a cam t fi lialgn Ion The Republican administra Y tion stole 12G12IX09 from the teachers of 5Vlast rarJlud era pajlng It to the teachers of this year with the hope of gaining Tote If every teacher In the state were to teach the same school tbls year he taught last he would get bla moneya year after It waa due him but they do DOt all auceecd IhcrasclTi sod about IS per cent of tboi bwbo taught last year do not teach at all 0 this rear this dUI has been robbed out 4rlabt V VSVWe had become so accustomed to repub d4 Jr1 lican thefts that we thought nothing they tnlght do could surprise ca butwe must r4Jc ronfrii that tbe audacity of this steal k VVtskca dur breath away It Is about the 1 cooled piece of robbery ever perpetrated feature of the case the fund back last years previous and- V41V I dumping It all Unto this jrcara fund they T sllll fall short 19 cents of what the per VVcapita was when they took charge tour jears ago It waa then S2K3 It only ff likes a little figuring just btra to show that with the Iltr capita up to 1270 this year there Is still the neat little sum of 11400 uasccountrd for In the four years on the bails otA pr capita of 1283 which the Petnocralte administration paid Ita i teacher last year c VesteataIosstoknowbowadeeent Hipublican can rote for tbe Sill Taylor tarinzLSOURCES OP SCHOOL FUND t In tbVface of the facts as shown by C the record not only the audacity and baioheu but ha absurdity and rash t I cesi of these Ins l t become apparent Thi annual school fund Is derived principally from those sources towit Ifs share of taxes collected by fiber tEa taxes on distilled spirit banks railroads and other corporations tax s on corporatefranchlses licensee neand forfeitures and Interest on bisk and stock bonds the intec Item tclug the only ono that remains fixed from year to year As everyone ex cept thetto ot The Banner knows the fund available toe that purpose and tho number of children among whom It Is to be distributed determine the capita that lItbeper capita ciVfrom yeartd year bears tho same re l 1 lation II these numbers as the quo 1 tTtient to thi divisor and dividend In 1 ilmplo division OnJune 30182 soon after the last- elocratIcVadtnintstration came into I Ipowtip the school fund had to its cred 14 tie enormous surplus of 35736334 1cquAltoB5 celt per capita In pay lug 250 per capita for 1863 this sur tlu waa reduced to J3H77742 In- mecthurJbeper capita ot28 In 1894 I k the one the last edltorial1 selects for c Iti partiesrant Uje enormous reve Dues of that year were exhausted and die aforesaid surplus was reduced tn 17762008 Revenues from almost T every sdurce reached the highwater 1xnarjc In 1894 The equalized taxable vahie of the elatoreSandpereoaal property reached the magnificent total of t69076 which was7 reduced In 4 ojo aof that period of Demecratla Q41110antt disaster aptly termed the f1G1i1lobietW1 1UCtli r ttelokooWthl VolIowIng year over fW9W This iaag k ijfewtt aeMmew o rly WM0 000 bad idwindled Ja ISttlS the Re Ve ptbllean year that farms a basis for itfe Banners last aSsatiU to 549419 1aVdepreclation of 147379096 ThU reduced the school fund iif l8Wt aa compared Tlth 1894 106 00OAUSB OF BHRINKAQB VV Moreover the choo 1i Wllrchw qIGG159ln xClII of I T that for 1sd justlfled a per capita of fifC Thua Itrij en that 20 SVVc U of the per capita that this falsi flUMe In his endeavor tp show the VSHV1 frill Baylor gangVan aggregation ot H thieve came from a fund that bo longed to former years Furthermore tbe aggregate loss to the school fund during the five years ending June 30 1899 from thli shrinkage in property values wholly chargeable to a Dem ocratic national administration aa compared with the assessment from which the school fund of 1894 was ob tamed exceeded 350000 an annual average of over f70000 In1895 the per capita was fixed at 275 19 cento In excess of what the earl net school revenues Justified and the previous years surplus of 177C2008 was thus reduced to 144 OC076 With revenues that produced only 266 on the pupil child and n per capita surplus of only 6 centsltI- s up to The Banner to explain how tbo conclusion was reached that 280 could be paid the following year The net school fund of 1896 tho last year under Democratic rule available for per capita purposes waa 178220304 equal to 244 on the years enumeration of 727723 children In addition It got the benefit of 93 C9977 in bank taxes that had been held back In former years pending the Pryor decision and the aforesaid 4406076 In elect a surplus of 133 66063 These Items together approxi mated a per capita of 203 leaving 17 cents on the pupil child or specifical ly 11932793 to be made good out of the revenue of the first year un der Republican rule a shortage In all f25198846- The net school fund for 1897 the flrat year under Republican rule was 17723CGGO equal to a per capita of 241 This amount was reduced by tbe Democratic deficit of 1890 to 1 66702757 Combined the net reve nues of 1896 and 1897 amounted to 3 S54C5914 a sum 10250506 short ot- a per capita of 280 the one and 220 the other year TilE MINIMUM SChOOLS FUNDS The net school fund of 1893 namely 162616503 was the smallest slnco 1891 Various causes contributed to this decrease Tho assessment as of Sept 15 1896 was 48000000 under that of four years earlier and 14000 000 under that of three years ater It received from banks only45191527E acalavt 13589855 in 1897 and 236 76768 IB mMrtductioa la put due to the fact that In 1898 under the Payn ter decision the banka pM lato the school fund only 22 cents on each 100 In value of their property Instead of 1121 of 75 cents or over 39 cents un dee the Pryor decision This difference of over 17 ceata meant a lose of about 76000 to thS school fund for toroackllubtequent Another source of loss to tho school fund for this year at well as for 1839 and 1900 hAd its origin In the debt Democratic rule bequeathed to Republican rule The school fund Is entitled to such portion of licensee flees and forfeiture realize oy the state as the amount of tax ior common school purposes boats to the whole state tax By thti addition of 10 cents to the tax rate to pay the old debt the school fund lost overvlO per cent tho difference between 1121 and 1126of all sums realized from these sources Thus the teachers of the state by virtue of a Democratic law must contribute many thousands of dollars each of tho three years the Increased rate Is In force to the payment of the old Democratic debt The net fund of 1899 was 1824 63603 257 on 710325 children Net titer this Increase of 19847070 over the fund of 1898 nor the large decrease In the number of schoolchildren compared with the census the last year of Democratic rule is credited to that party This Increase which was Included In the robber balance of 26524209 was made up largely from collections from a class of cor porations that The Banners gang bad for years generously excused from taxation One single Item from rail road franchises alone swelled tills balance by 9197602 Banks turned In e largo sum that bad been withheld oa ou account ot litigation and that did not figure In the estimate on which the apportionment was made The auditors estimate of receipts including the balance from last year upon which the apportionment 1900 was made shows a gross total ofI8412285 a sum sufficient to pay 270 on 718359 children and to meet other charges against It Had the Bill Taylor gang soon ftt to saddle such a deficit on the next administra tion as it was forced to meet on Ink ing charge of the state affairs it could have fixed the per capita at 290 for the current year- UTTERLY GROUNDLESS How utterly groundless are this can didates infamous charges is empha sized by the fact that the averake per capita justified by the net revenues under the1 present administration on A much larger average census equals the average for the last eight years under Democratic rule More thun that the avorace per capita furnished by the revenues ot this period equals the average for the last 12 years But will this glangwhanger him self turn explainer long enough to tell the teachers of the 119 counties In Kentucky and especially those of the lIttle county of Livingston of what they were robbed outright by a Deco ocratic administration In carrying orer a balance of 35735324 In 1892T What of the last Democratlo admin istration that dealt In balances amounting to 66578619 What of Democratic negligence or Indifference that had permitted certain favored clUes of tbelltate forat least 15 years prjpr to I9V7 annually to dfaw largo sums tie aggregate reaching Into the millions from the school fund by means of padded census returns and thus tp rob other less favored sections to this extent 1 That this was done Is very simple and easily explained That these practices made possible by Demo cratic legislation and winked at by Democratic officers costthe people of other cities and the teachers of the smaller towns sad rural sections of llLmountIalto plained The staU wperJntoadMts reports Show that the annual Increase IB the schooL MMUS uadortti MsthV 10 rV I t 1 ods of enumeration then In vogue had for years prior to 1897 exceeded 13 per cent But putting the rate at only 125 per cent for each of the four years of Republican rule beginning with 727723 in 1896 the census for 1897 1S98 1899 and 1900 would havo stood 736819 748029 755354 and 764795 re spectively instead of 736109 718524 710325 and 718359 respectively the actual census under methods Inaug urated by the present administration NOTABLE REFORMS INSTITUTED These corrections in the census foot ed up in four years at least 120000 at a saving of 300000 thus far to the schools But the Teal situation does not appear till the last two of the four years after both the law now govern ing the census and the present regulations adopted for taking the enumeration became operative The difference for each of these years Is over 45000 pupil children a saving of 230000 In 1899 and 1900 The methods by which these reforms were secured Is now a part of the Judicial and political his tory of tbe state In 1888 the per capita was fixed at 190 while the school revenues Jus tilled 225 The teachers of the state contributed that year 35 cents on the pupil child to the Tate defalcation and the general expenditure fund c11567717 to the one and 10664842 to tho other Nearly halt of the deCal cation Tras afterward recovered What became of the 63000 belonging to the school fund thus returned Why was 10664843 taken from that years school fund and dumped Into the general expenditure fund Not Only the equalized value of taxable property but the amount oftcollected In t banks railroads sad other corporations 1890 was largely In excess ot those for 1889 but the schools got 16420126 lose In 1890 than In 1889 Why this difference Why was 9485490 belonging to the school fund of 1893 turned into the general expenditure fund What about a system of Democratic bookkeeping that so manipulated 28541247 in receipts from clerks between 1888 and 1896 as to defeat tho school fund of Its legitimate share In the same Many other points explanations of which could but Interest teachers show Hhemselvea in the Democratic record but they await answers to questions herein Louisville Commercial Zdgil the Coach SUit On the subject of the separate coach bill William Goebel Is dodging now as he dodged when Ue vote was taken on the important mature The foal vote came on Marta 31 1892 and the Journal of the senate Is searched In vain for the nain of William Gocbcl as voting either way The final vote having been taken Senator Miller moved to reconsider the vote by which the bill passed and moved to lay the motion on the table And again the journal of the senate will be searched in vain for the name of William Goe bel as voting for or against the motion In fact there seems to have been a persistent absence of William Goebel from the floor of the senate during the debate on the bill and during the pro posal of the many amendments Tho Journal only disclosed that William Goebel did not vote lie may hue been frantically In favor of the meas ure or ho may have been genuinely opposed to It But for some reason or other his favor or his opposition failed to materialize on the question And his Dodging only adds another proof to the fact that on questions of principle the nominee of the police and firemen of Louisville straddles or dodges for policy From Covlngton Special to Louisvlllo Evening Post Straws In the Wind The Goebel managers baye admitted that heir campaign in western Ken tucky has gone for caught by sending Babe Bailey beck there for two weeks of vigorous speechmaklnc Mr Taylor has been drawing Goebea true picture for the astonished Democrats of the first district Will Avail Naught 3tr Goebel la reported to be prepar ing a bitter personal attack upon the lion John G Carlisle Mr Carlisle has already demonstrated however that Mr Goebel is not to be believed under oath SHATTUC VS ATKINSON Refers to the AntlImperUllit as a Snapplic Oapptrhtad An Associated Press dispatch from Cincinnati says 4 In reply to auother letter from E ward Atkinson of Boston representa tive of the antiimperialists Congress man W B Shattuc of this city has written a lengthy communication re fusing to retract anything In his former correspondence He denounces all whose sharpshooting is from the rear and closes thus The war Is the peoples war They inaugurated it and they will stard by the administration which is endeavor- Ing to carry out their will that there hellion bo suppressed and order reo stored in tbo Philippine Islands wlth out regard to the bullets In front and the snapping copperheads like you in the rear- Congras and not the president will in due time determine what kind of government should ba established in the Philippines but this question wilt never be definitely settled While our government is confronted by an i armed force The Gold Sopplj The god In circulation In the United States on September 1899 was according to the figure of the treasury department 672993192 agalnttt 463 89599 at the date of Mr Bryanandm inatlon an increase of nearly 60 per cent meantime which Is a very die couraging fact to those who insisted during the campaign of 186 that the gold mines oitb country were not sufficient to furnish the proper in crease In the worlds currency The population of the United States has In creased about five per ceiit during this period and with our gold increasing nearly 50 per centi meatttlme it is dif ficult to understand why the sliver the crisIs should insist upon continuing to press for the freeeolDsge of sliver Mayayllie Ledger j1 t LV CAPTAIN STONES SIDE More Light Thrown Upon the Louisville Convention THAT WEITTENAQBEEMENT I Between Himself and the Fraudulent Candidate For Governor IT HAS MYSTERIOUSLY VANISHED From the Tima That R dwln Was Elected Chairman Ooebel and We Ilk Have Not Only Striven to Destroy the Captain FolllliiaUr tint to tllut H Hlfli Reputation For Honesty sod Integrity Captain Stone came to town yesterday and stopped at tho Willard as usual A Dispatch reporter went to him for information as to the where about of the written agreement between himself and Goebel He could not tell but be had a story scarcely less Interesting It was charged after the convention said the captain that I had entered into a corrupt bargain to rob lIardln of his votes I Ign red this for some time but so persistent was the charge that I felt that I could no longer rest under such an Imputation When the agreement was signed Urey Woodaon was present He and Mr Goebel having written and signed the document I read It carefully and finding It In accordance with the understanding w to what we should put In writing signed it The paper was turned over to Woodson with the un derstanding that he was to keep It subject to such disposition as both Mr Goebel and myself should agree upon He was not to give It to one without the consent of the other nor was he to show it to anybody without the consent ot both During the excitement in the con vention on Saturday afternoon after Hardln had withdrawn when my frlenda were demanding that Goebel withdraw In accordance with his promise Goebel came over to where I was sitting on the stage I noticed that be had the written agreement we bad signed In his hand I asked him where he got that He replied that Woodson had Just put it into his hand Of course I knew immediately that the paper was being circulated among some of my friends to convince them that Goebel bad never promised to withdraw In my favor and that all the agreement between us was In writing Pinched by Woodson The charge that I had entered into a corrupt bargain was so persistently made after the convention that I decided to seek Woodson and if possible secure a copy of the agreement I went to Owcnsborp Wednesday Sept 7 for this purpose When I asked Woodson for a copy of the agreement he refused upon the ground that It waa the understanding that he was to keep It subject to the joint order of Mr Qoebel and myself When I confront ed hint with the fact that Goebel had It on the stage in Music Hall on Juts 24 In violation of this understanding he said Goebel had sent for it Then either you or Goebel has lied I re plied Goebel says you put It into his hand He insisted that Goebel had sent for It When pressed fur ther as to why ho would not give me- a copy of the agreement he sa dlta publication would Injure the Democratic party I told him If that were true he had a document purporting to be an agreement which I had never signed The publication of the docu ment Laigned would not hurt the Democratic party or any of Its mew bers DOt ho still refused l asked him If ho bad the agreement 110 said he didnt have ItWIttr him but that it was in a safe place where nobody would zoo itVUrey I said Goebel has that agreement in violation of our distinct understanding Now hasnt het a No he said In a hesitating manner 1 Warm Interview Naturally our Interview was grow ing warm by this time I told him from the time that Redwine was elect ed chairman of the Music hall conven tlonbe and Goebel had not only striven tr destroy me politically but to blast cay reputation for honesty and Integrity that I eought a copy of that agreement to clear myself of the charge of a corrupt bargain and still be refused to give up a copy that it waa at the disposal of his matter Goebel to be used for all hts purposes but that I could not secure a copy of it in defense of my reputation Reverting to the events of the con vention Captain Stone related many interesting details which have not been described heretofore From the beginning of the negotia lone for joint action in organizing It was generally conceded by Goebel and Wood when they were In my pros ence that Goobel could not win and that my nomination was the only os sible result The organization was Ao principal thing about which they seemed concerned The written arms went provided that we were to join our forces to elect a temporary chair man upon whom we were both to agree We were each to name a manor the stale at largo on tho oreden tials organisation and resolutions com mittees and one each of the members of the state committees for the1 state at large the men named by Goobel to be chairman ID Cue f Contest In case of contests between myself and HardIn If the evidence was In favor of my delegates Goebel was to use his influence to have theta seated In contests between Goebel and Har din where the proof was for Goebela delegatea I was to use my influence to Stave UUliiMMed Ttwre WW YsrtwJ crewMgrt io t ti 0u the effect that It the contesting dele gates from Louisville were seated I was to get half of the votes The agreement as to the committees and the vote for chairman waa carried out but I was to name one man for each of the committees and Judge Jones of Barren county for member of the state central and execuUve committees for the state at large Mayor Weaver camo to my room after the agreement had been reached and assured me that It the Louisville contestants were seated I would Zget half the votes Yet on the first ballot they went solidly for Goebel and were ready to go to him at any time to de feat me and nominate Goebel Mr Bush of Hopklnsville was the only member on the credentials committee for whom I waS responsible The others who were my friends were elected by time districts After leaving Owensboro I went to Hopkinsvlllo to see Mr Bush and ask him his recol lection of my relations to the creden tials committee He says I never asked him to do anything except what was fair and right according to the evidence When tho credentials com mittee had completed its work three of my friends sent for me to consult About the report I told them I wanted only what was fair and right The three friends of mine on the committee on credentials are honora ble gentlemen and I know did not do anything in that committee except what seemed to them right from the testimony produced There is nothing more to tell about the positive promise of Goebel to with draw in my favor lila whole crowd has already been silenced by what I said Immediately after the convention The statements made then have not been denied and can not be without disregard for the truth Louisville Dspatcb ME AND JO A Beasitfol r em Which Sight Appear In School Render Note The following beautiful poem might appear In the new series of Sohool Readers soon to be published by the CuriousJournal Job Company for the school children of Ken tuckyj Tbcrei a game that I can play Me and Joj Im I corker In my way Ue and Jo I can steal a nomination I can 0bt a corporation Andmr fees la compensation Are 05 pr cent or io f Im a hot shot on a speech Me cod Jo I can cuss or pray or preach Mo end Jo When I talk of that convention Judgelet Rtdwlne I dont mention L N geta my attention I try to make that old gag go I near me howling at the Trust Ua and Jo- Se me bustle fer I must Me and Jo In the senate I attend To cigarette bllli for my friend wbo stands In And bandies nil theV Trusts good dough now I loro the working manVMe and Jo And I work him all I can Me and Jo There are other too young Cbtnn Had a book bill In tbe swithVThat I killed too dead to skinVBut Morgan never knew It though As a boss Im surely IT Me oDd Jo IM tbo peoples savior NIT Me end Jo If I taint take off my coat 80 the people all may note The dagger guns and tomb I tote Spellbinding through tbe state with Jo ARISE AND ANSWER Former Confederates Pat the Justion to Wobbling William Ooebe- lRussellvllte Ky Sept 19The fol lowing very Interesting communica tion to William Goebel has been pre pared by exbonfederates of this place To the Hon William Goebel We the undersigned exConfeder ates of RussellvlUe Ky note vlth interest tbe questions put to you by some of our Confederate brethren of Glas gow calling upon you to name the Hallam to whom you refer as having been convicted of a civil crime and to state when end where said H llam was sent to the penitentiary We are informed through a news paper which is supporting you that you had this to say at Henderson in reference to the above charge I dont care to say anything more about this Hallam family further than this He had a brother who was not In the Confederate army and it was that brother who was in the penlten tlary It was the lost Hallam men tioned in the letter of H C Hallaro brother of Theodore Hallom published In a Louisville paper In referring to the letter from H 0 Hallam which you mention we find that the only brother there referred to was named J R Hallam Jr and he served 4n the Confederate army in Hansons regiment as stated by II C Hallam and corroborated by the his tory of the orphan lbrlgade page 618 which shows that be has an exceed ingly credltablo record pow Jn view ot these conflicting statements we Insist that you make further explanation of the matter- J B BRIGGS Brig Gen commanding Second Ken tucky Brigade V C V S B RYAN JOHN W CALDWELL B B ANDREWS J M DALE II K WHITE These veterans of the Confederacy are waiting to hear Goebels reply He must answer or go branded as an orig mater and disseminator of falsehoods Loulavlllo Dispatch iswrd Prayer Many a our prayers are unanswered simply because they are against Gods way pf doing We ask to bo taken out of tho world not by death but by deliv erance Our deslro is to live but apart from real life Such Is not the divine purpose Jesus Hiuwelf submitted to every human condition Presbyterian Journal Ttit Mill Thin CM It la while you tin ivitkntly tolling at the llttk tuxb of lift tUut tbo mean Ing Jill iJiiiiK of Urn ijrout whole of lifo JawV jfanj Jt M Willie on use re ttHfJltItfimllthl1 t you are r PhiUipa l jn E- iJ3 f 0 c iTENTH 1899SUPPLEMENTNO CQmlllonwrallbtli EXPOSED BY CARLISLE wOb1bllng THAT WASHINGTON CONFAB 1 Whole Truth Tersely Told by the Former Secretarv of State KENTON BOSS IN A BAD LIGHT yi How Ua Secured Control of nil County Organization nail How lie Got Oil Delegation Admitted to the State Convention In 1800 and tth I Fullyned Honorable Men Asked to Form Their Own Conetntlons Mr Goebels conference In Washing ton with Mr Carlisle prior to the Democratic state convention cf 1896 has a profound interest c rtL11 men who care for fair dealing and upright conduct That story is herewith presented InI full over the signature of John G Car lisle as bearing out the whole story The letter of Mr Gcebel to Mr Car lisle is given below in full New York Oct 4 1899 Richard W Knott Eaq Louisville KyDear Sir Your letters and the newspaper clippings enclosed in them were duly received and I am also In receipt of several other communlca lions from friends in Kentucky and elsewhere asking for such information as I possess concerning the position of Hon William Gcebel on the ques tion of free coinage of silver prior to the meeting of the state convention at Lexington in 1896 As I wrote you some time ago and have said to all others who have spo ken or written to me on the subject my deslro was to abstain from any participation directly or jndlrectly In the political contest now going on In Kentucky and It possible afford the parties engaged in It no pretext for tho use of my name in connection with any of tho questions Involved It was known however that Mr Goebel hat visited Washington a short time before the state convention In 1896 and that he had conferred with me upon the political situation In Kentucky and the fact that such a conference had taken place had been stated In the public press with many details as to the purpose of the meeting and the agreements alleged to have been made between us on that occasion Although these publications were erroneous In many particulars they did not purport to be based on Infer mation derived from me and I did not feel it Incumbent upon me to notice them further than to say in pri vate conversations with a few friends who Inquired about the matter that the newspaper accounts of the jnter view and its purposes were not correct Afterward Washington paper published a statement in which I was represented as saying that the confer ence between me and Mr Goebel did not relate to the sliver question but to local matters only The necessary effect of such a publication which I understand was promptly telegraphed to Kentucky for USA In thetampalgn was not only to Introduce my name Into tho controversy but also to place me in a false position In relation to the parties engaged in It I was there fore compelled to either deny the statement erroneously attributed to me or permit It to be Improperly us3d to advance the interests of one of the candidates I immediately denied It In a brief statement and so far as I was concerned the matter would have rested there If my attention had not been called since that time to certain statements bearing on the subject made by Mr Goebel and his friends In public speeches and otherwise N tr n FaUehmtd In a speech delivered at Falntsvllle Mr Qocbel Is reported us follows lie then reviewed what ho had done for bimetallism calling attention to the fact that ho led Mr Blackburns fight for tho senate that he headed his delegation to Lexington In 1896 and cast tho 30 votes of his county for a free silver chairman that his county had given Bryan an Increased major ity that he gave j00 to the Bryan campaign fund and that he was chair man of the committee which welcomed Bryan to Covington and Frankfort 4On the next day In a speech at Prestonsburg he Is reported as deny ing that be was In correspondence with anyono to send n gold bug delega Lion to the Chicago convention and on several occasions bo Is reported to have mado statements as to his polit ical action in 1896 calculated and doubtless intended to create the im pression that what has been said by me concerning hU attitude at tho time on the question of free silver was not true lie Is reported to have said only a few days ago at Versailles When tho Lexington convention met In June 1S96 I appeared there at the head of the Kenton county delega Lion an uninstructed delegaton from the home county of John O Carlisle candidate for president and I cast the vote of that county for Charles J Bronaton for chairman the free sliver candidate and against Alexander P Humphrey the single gold standard candidate and I cast that vote and my own for the platform there adopted which declared for the free SOd unlim ited coinage of silver at the ratio of 10 tol and Instructed the Kentucky del egation at Chicago to cast Kentuckys vote not for John G Carlisle but for Joseph C S Blackburn It IsquJta clear I think from these statements and similar ones made at various other places that Mr Goebel Intends the people ot Kentucky to un derstand that ho was not cooperating with zoo in support ct the gold stand ard in 1898 and that ray statement 1 i i rJi c rASroom for doubt on the subject it was wholly removed by his positive denial at Cynthlana on the 29th day of Sep tember and telegraphed from that place on the next day Having been naked about the statements contained in a recent letter received by htm from August Belmont Esq Mr Ooe bel said Why every word of it la a lie and cant youaeethat the whole scheme of Belmont and Carlisle Is to destroy me with the silver people of KentuckyWell senator was the reply do Tjnnderstand you to say that a man Carlisles reputation would stoop to such an act and tell as barefaced a lie as that That IB what T mean said Goebel and furthermore I mean that this man Belmont is simply the tool of cap italists that would destroy any mann who fights the corporations like I do and is for the people In view of these affirmative state ments and emphatic denials by Mr Goebel I feel bound in vindication of the truth of my former statement to submit the facts to the people of Kentucky leaving them to determine for themselves whether he was or was not an advocate of the gold standard ani an opponent of the free coinage of silver as late at least as the 23d day of May 1898 The Ten Story About the middle of May 1896 Wo B Haldeman Esq ot Louisville called at my residence In Washington and after some conversation about the political situation In Kentucky and the contest then going on between the ad vocates and opponents of free coinage for the control of the state convention he expressed a desire that I should have a conference with Mr Goebel on the subject who he said was thor oughly In accord with my views and was anxious to cooperate wlthme not my friends in our efforts to secure tlte election of sound money delegates to the state convention and the national convention to be held in Chicago For reasons which were then stated to Mr Haldeman I was reluctant to accede to the request but upon his statement that he bad very recently talked with him on tho subject and that he Goe bel was In full accord with us I agreed that if tie called on me I would confer with him The impression left upon my mind was that Mr Goebel WASnot then In the city but expected to come In a few days However the next morning he called at my office io the treasury department and we had quite a long conference He began by stating at considerable length the tea sons why be had supported Mr Black burn for the United States senate at the preceding session ot the legisla ture but as these reasons were not political but personal they had no bearing on the subject of the confer once and need not be stated here lie then explained to me the situation In Kenton county According to his statement there were two rival county committees the lion Harvey Myers claim- Ing to be chairman of one and Mr Qoebel himself claiming to be chair man of the other 110 gave me the history of the controversy and from his statement of the facts I was satis fled that the committee of which ho was chairman had been regularly chosen at a Democratic primary elec Uon held for that purpose under tht order of tho state committee and that It ought to be recognized Each ot the contesting committees as ho Informed me was about to call conventions In the three legislative districts of the county to select delegates to the state convention Mr Goebel represented that Mr Myers and his committee were In favor of free silver and that the conventions called by them would undoubtedly select tree silver delegates while he Qoebel and his com mittee were opposed to free silver and the conventions held under their call would choose sound money delegates Under these circumstances he appealed to mo to use whatever Influence I couldwlth thostate committee to In duco It to recognize his committee as the regular party organization In the county and also to get the member of the state committee who represented the Sixth Covlngton congressional district to recognize the authority of his committee and its delegates at the preliminary meeting of the district delegates which was to be held before the state committee was organized I promised to do so and accordingly at my request a gentleman went from Washington to Kentucky to see the district member of the state commit tee and get him to agree to recognize Mr Goebel and his delegates at the preliminary meeting and thus secure their admission to the state conven tion Despicable Duplicity During our Interview we also dis cussed the prospects of securing sound money delegations from the counties of Campbell and Pendleton and Mr Goebel appeared to feel as much Interest in the defeat of the free silver forces In the state convention as I did There was no reason whatever why I should Interfere or should be naked to Interfere In a contest between Mr Goebel and Mr Myers except the fact that ono was against tho tree coinage of sliver and the other was In favor of it and this was tho solo ground upon which Mr Qoebel based his re quest for my assistance- Ho returned to Kentucky and on May 23 he wrote me a letter which Is herewith Inclosed tram which you see that the efforts made In his behalf bad been successful and that his com mittee had been fully recognized Ho thus secured control of the county or ganization got his delegates admitted to the state convention and went in with them as their chairman lie now publicly proclaims that his first act was to cast the entire vote of the del egation In fayor of the free silver can didate for chairman of the state con vention and that his last was to cast Its entire vote In favor of a free silver platform It ho did this honorable gentlemen everywhere whether they are In favor ot tree coinage or the gold standard will form their own conclu alone as to the propriety and oOOl or i faith ot his conduct and It would tM superfluous for me to snake any comment upon It My letter of May 20 1896 to which his of tho 23d Is a reply Is I presumeVIn Mr Goebels possession and he la at liberty to publish it If he chooses I perhaps ought to add that Mr Haldonrnr was not present during any part of tho interview referred to andVthat nothing was said about the con trol of the organization iu the Fifth congressional district or in the state norwere any means suggested looking to the election or defeat of any par ticular candidate for the United States senate If anything was said In rela tion to the passage of a resolution byVthe state convention Indorsing me for any nomination I do not remember It and my belief is that the subject was not mentionedVJ O CARLISLE RAILWAY BOYS Roebel TbllnUponMr Goebels devotion to tne railroad employes Is remarkable In the first place he lores the so fondly that he drew the charters of the cities of theVsecond class so that they could not serve in the council Saloon keepers poolroom owners gamblers tramps and beggars may servo In the council of Covington Newport and Lexington but no brakeman engineer conductor switchman or any man in the employ ota railroad But these employee may serve Wil liam Goebel In other ways It they will get hurt or get killed he has his runners out with contract to be signed by which he is to becmployed and under which he takes from 60 to 65 cents out of every dollar he receives The effect is that Goebel gets rich while the poor man or his family live In poverty all their lives for after pay Ing tho doctor and druggist little remains to a signer of a Qoebel contract It makes interesting reading and there is more to follow All wo desire to add hero Is that it was In one of these cases that Mr Goebel brought down the public condemnation upon himself from Judge Taft for Jugglery with the law Trusts and the Tariff It may be worth while to notice two points made by Mr Bryan in his speech In Chicago denouncing home truuts Mr Bryan said If an article can be produced in this country as cheaply as It can be produced abroadVthen the trust could exist without the benefit ot any tariff at all although It could not extort so much No one can dispute thnt a tariff law an impost duty enables a trust to charge for IU product the price of a similar foreignVproduct plus the tariff The price of foreign cotton ties before the McKinley bill became a law was 112 a bundle The duty Imposed by this law was 103 a bundle and the price of the American cotton ties while the tariff was In force was 00 cents and then 85 cents a bundle There was no extortion whatever because the price was 25 per cent lower under the law than It was before the tariff of 103 a bundle waa Imposed on foreign cotton ties It Mr Bryans assertion that no one can deny that a tariff law an Impost duty enables a trust to charge for Its prod uct the price of a similar foreign product plus the tariff was true the price of the American cotton ties wouldhaveVadvanced to 215 a bundle The McKinley law was repealed by the Democratic Vj WilsonGorman law the tariff of 103 a bundle taken off and cotton ties left free of duty What was the result A trust was organized and the prlca of cotton tics was advanced to 125 and then 140 a bundle proving In the most conclusive manner that un der free trade a trust could and did extort outrageously without the benefit ot any tariff at all The price of soda ash under free trade was 48 a ton The Solway Process company the only one In this country making soda ash and therefore a monopoly or American trust while the protective duty was 5 a ton sold soda ash at 28 and J29 a ton This proves there was no extorVtion under the American trust but that extortion was shameful under the for sign trust Universal Pence Apart from the temporal peace be tween the kingdom on earth wo are in a higher sense also reminded of the millennial reign of peace toward which the signs of the times are clearly point lug As followers of Jesus we are look- Ing forward to that ideal governmentVof God indicated in the Scriptures when Christ shall rule His people in pence and equity and wo are aiding the realization of this ideal and tba coming of Gods kingdom Just so far aa in our dally lives iu our business la all our intercourse with men we make the principles of Christs kingdom ourVown For the coming of this kingdom of peace wo aa Christians ought con stonily to labor and bo sincere when wo pray Lord for Thy coming Ufa pro paroMoravian 4Twopoundsof arrowroot was raised for Bibles for the Now Hebrides by the missionary committee of the St Pauls PreibytoVclan Wauganni Christian Endeavor so ciety NOW Zealand A buttonhole committee is one of the menus the Woplston WesJeyan Christian Endeavor society New ZenVland uses to recruit its rauks India has moro than 400 Christian Endeavor societies tho number having much more than doubled within the twolvomonth A life Job If Mr Goebel carries out the threat of the Owensboro Messenger that aftr the election he will settle witi hU slanderers he will have all he can doVthe balance of his life The woods are full of the class the Messenger has dubbed slanderers and whether Mr Ooebel uses his pocket comb a gun or the courts ho wont live lang enough to get around But the Mes senger clearly meant to bluff some oneVwith Its threat or the Loulavlllo now bee wouldbreak over the line we the November idea blow around P 4tt9 uE VV VV j irE lr I I 3IJ Zubustrijwe iijte LOCALv S I ptfr ifhoMnillHonvllle band Is making for the Henderson fair this week Mr and Mrs R M SImon ot Haley wore at Madlftonvllle Monday atUlnulng tue funeral of Mr D A r Motion and returned homo Tuesday i morning Mr And Mrs Honrjr Davis Mrs LJ Shaw and F B Harris of Mor tona Oapwen to Eyansvll 1 rLIo s day to attend tho Reunion and BOO tho President All tho carpenters brick Jma dnsI c painters and mechanics gomieIaII r aro busy as possible for all the lionrin a want to work rush continues q Will Cozart ami mother formerly of this but who have been re siding In Nashville a fow months have returned and will ngaln mako Earlington their home Mrs P J IIorb residence on Mc Eucu avenuo Is going up rapidly It twolltoryhousoone of tho prettiest In Earlington Mr Duvo Houlihan IH an addition built jo his residence tIarren avenuo nnd when finished T tilt appearrnco of a now house Mr M tho contractor C 4 Tho Ladles Magaslno Club will hold Itll flrlit meeting wIth Mrs E A Citation Saturday week tho 21st instant Mrs Jo I Foanl and Miss Celeste Mooro are on tho pro gram for that mooting The Providence train will Ire hold at Henderson Thursday Friday anti Saturday this week on account of the fair Half rates on SaturdayIllHopkins County days Messrs Joint Balder Sr W K Uiiutffld John Kampor and O Raid er of St Charles wero in the ad Vance lino of tho multitude thatwent to tho Blue and tho Gray Reunion at Evansvllle to sea President Mo Klnley They wont over Tuesday Rev CO halt Is now a member of the Southern Illinois Conference M E Church having boon recently C transferred front Kentucky ills work U In time Mt at Crab Orchard III It Is probablo that Mr Halls Earlington friends will see him face to face before a great while Rev William H Armstrong a prominent mutt and Methodist preacher of Mltuourl may come to Earlington after tho Reunion of tho Blue antI tho Urara Evansvlllo to vlHit Mr R If BO ho will be asked to preach for tho Earling ton Mr Armstrong was captured Morgan during tho war when tho forces of tho latter wero ro Hlutednt a point on tho Ohio River lit Western Kentucky by Mr Arm Btrong and a few Tho of old comradeship brings imimmiS to visit Mr Woods brother at itttfiville and then probably to Earl hlutOll The Hawthorne Sisters The Hawthorne Sisters are billed to appear at tho Masonic Hall to Iglit tomorrow night and Saturday 4 iiignt Thoy wero in Mndlsonvlllo 9litfirst Ilrt of tho week and their wero saId to bo good L Popular prices will prevail 10 20 and SO conts 1 Itopklnsvllle to the Circus SOtt October IHth tho Louisville anti- Nashville will twit round trip tickets 11 for llJ good returning October ao on account of Foropaugh Soils Clroui PERSONAL Mr C n Wright of Richlind was In tho city Tuesday t Messrs J W and George Finloy hnrlhlgtoJl1NMiss Lucy Crenshaw returned last f week from an extended visit to rela t lives in Christian county Mr mimI Mrs N I Toomba attended tho Reunion at Evansvlllo yesterday Mr J B JImil0 of Grrfpevlno I wax in town Sunday r Miss Sallle McGrath Is visiting friends In Evansvillo this week Mr John Twyman and family and MlMH Agnes Wyatt attended tho j4Street Fair at Hopklnsvllle last reok j 1 Mrs McNcal Bond and little dl aro visiting tine family o r Jo F Foard at Hecla 1014 Mr J II Doan Is attending the 4 Bluo and Gray Rounlon at Evans fvllle00 t Mrs Edgar Bramwoll of Nash ville was guest of Mrs Harry Bramwoll Saturday nnd Sunday Mr and Mrs W E aro viII JUnK relatives nt SlaughtorBVllo and In tho country Mrs Kato Withers and Mrs Pearl Webb were in Madlsonvillo Satijr 8 day Mr Dan Evans and family Re turned Sundayfrom St whqro I they sition spent a few days at the Expo MIssNaimlo Stokes was In Miult Honvlllo Friday i Mrs Henry AVohdolkon and lltllo CloverportSa I Ip relatives and friends Mr Won J t delken was on her Way to Nashville r ertson to visit her daughter Mrs Joe Itoj i Public LibrarySTine Free Library has boon given a thorough going over and overy thing stralghtoned1clenn and mit to rights thO iOOkH bolng nicely limo curios in time interesting museum at tilt- library haVo also cleaned re shalleSevernlnow mnagazinenhave I quite a number of now volumes aro to bo put Hi rime tlmo for reading Is drawing near and the library In good condition for tlrat It Is opened at 2 in oor day except Sunday and remains open until BUO or U In tho ovunlng Everybody Is welcome rWonderlul Discovery LUNHFoni AIA April 15 1808 NEW SPKNOHU MKDIOIM Co Dear SiraI havo been troubled with Liver and stomach complaint I had no appetite anti my general health was very I took mcdl clue from four different doctors antiS they fulled to dome tinny good I got no relief until I began to use your Nubian Tea I used about two dol lIars worth of It ninth It did mo more good than nil tho medicine I over took I mayo gained thirtyflvo pouunds In weight timid 1I1 health very good Jean sleep soundly andS my appetite Is excellent I curt Nubian Tea to tho world as being a Oodsond to any community Any ono who doubts title statement can wrlto to OHO AH DAKKH Sold by St Bernard Drugstore Iimputated a Leg- On Monday morning ioctors Clint ten and assisted Dr VI- Ross of Madlsonvlllo amputated tine leg of Tom Smith which was In in his leap from a fourth story window at Asylum senile months ago Smith scorned to be helped mentally by tho shako Up but Inns sulferctl mUcll with tho Injured member since rimeS leg wascut oil above tho tho patient is reported as doing well Good News for Our Renders Who have scrotum taints In their blood and wino has not Scrotum III all Its forms is cured by Hoods Sarsaparllla which thoroughly purl lies the blood which frequently In children Is greatly to bo dreaded It is most to tilled tho glands of neck which become enlarged eruptions on time head and taco antI time uponitseruptions orplinplos scrofula should be entirely eradicated from tho mph tem by a thorough course of HoodsS Sarsaparilla to provemit nil fulnmitl sickening consequences 01 running scrofula sores tho s tho strength ninth make existence utterly wretched Nutting Party Last Saturday morning a party of young ladles composed of Lucy Ethel Evans and Suo Burr Minnie and Alice Bourland anti chaperoned by Mrs Jonnlo E Mooro went to expeti1tionrimedinner much enjoyed lint tho nuts were evidently behind Tho party 7 oclock Cold Steel or Death There is but ono small chance to save your lifo and that lx through ali operation was tho awful prospect sot before Mrs I B Hunt of Lime Hide Wis by her doctor after vain ly to euro her of a frightful eRie of stomach trouble and yellow jaundice He didnt count on tlio ns of Electric Bitters to Stomach and Liver troubles but she hoard of lt took seven bottles avoleiedsurgeomtaknife better than over Its positively guaranteed to euro and Kidney troubles and never dill appoints GOo at St Bernard Drug tore Family Skeletons Ooobclllpeaks today at Harbours whore a fourlugged rooster nil a rattlesnake will divide honors with him Heros a gftod ox cuso for rattling another family skeleton but possibly recent experi ence cause him to confine exhibits to tho trust nightmare and lnugnhiooCynthtiainnLog tA Lima Mans Testimony I have obtained excellent results from tho use of Foleys Kidney Cure It relieved my backacho anti sovero paula over tine hips It toned up my system and gave mo now vim and vigor I regard it as nn honest arid reliable remedy for all Kidney die eases It makes no false claims but down what It says when given n lair trial I certainly recommend It WM FINN Ellda Road Lima O Campbell Co Democratic Signboard In 1890 tIne Democratic prophecy was that prosperity could snot como Without free coinage at 10 to I Last hasrthe prophecy Is Prosperity cannot last1 ono of sign 4merlcnlsthrollghIIallowocnnlghtExchango Frightful Blunder WIlt oftoll cause a horrible Burn Scald Cut or Bruise Bncklons Arnica Salvo time best In time world will kill thap in and llrol1lptl lien l it CUros Old Sores Fever Sores Ulcers Boils Felons Corns nil Skin Eruptions Best Pile euro on earth Only 25cts a box Cure guaranteed by St Bernards Drugstore Consul McC ok of Dawson City says tho mining outlook for tho Yu kon is improving and tim t- inachifttists would do well to there with material for makingnmchindry which Is in great PIa frCUIIANRELIEf cure i I and Summer Complaints Price 25 cents I Sold by Btllpruard Drug Store SUDDEN DEATH David A horton Stricken With Appoplexy at Home I QI ORBAT SHOCKTO COMMUNITY i The Quiet of a Sabbath Turned to flourhing Davo Morton Is dead Tho news shocked tho peoplo of tho entire county throughout whose length mid breadth nearly every man was his friend That a Juan of such ap parent good health In time full session of all lila faculties at their highest development n man so lleraohinlfrlemndiy countythathoIlot his manhood shook a strong norvos wrenched their hearts oyesDeath ay and Is attributed to apoplexy Ho had at times felt tine warnings of ah overstrained lila temperament his habits and his de slnossamlItaking needed periodical rest al though urgod to so by family anti friends lIe was round dead at homo by his wife a short time after tho fatal stroko had come She lookingrorDavid A Morton was fortynine chicohoplonoorhankoryoung manhood ho has been closely attentive and devoted to hue business as cashier of that bank Last year tho bank was moved bulldlnlIdesignetibyand took personal charge of hide execution Tho deceased was known In Inuit ness and banking circles and was a prominent of tho Masonic orders anti of the Odd Follows At time time of his death ho was about to go to to Paducah to attend the Stato Grand Lodge of the latter order nnd also expected to attend time Masonic Grand Lodge in Louisville next weok rue town of Madlsonvlllo was In mourning and all business suspended und business houses closed Monday afternoon during time fu neral which took from time residence of tho deceased- Ilev L W Rose of Henderson Episcopal minister and Rev J L pastor of the Madlsonvlllo Christian Church conducted servi ces at tim house Tho remains were escorted to tho Odd Follows Ceme tery by the Odd Follows Masons Knights and followed processionthatThe Knights Templars held service at gravo under guidance of Sir Knights B G Witt and James L Lambert of time Henderson Com nmiulery Mr Morton had been a member of Henderson Commandery ulitll Madlsonvlllo Commandery was formed nIl was Commander of both After ho was laid to rest tho mount that marked tho place was hidden magniflcciitflortlmany to indicate their heel and lastI- ng lovo nmHrlomlshlp for him who had been friend and n manyThustho memory of his loving docile and useful life deep in our Hearts as a sweet record ineffncabla Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot roach portion of tho ear There is only one way to euro deafness and that is constitutional remedies Deafness Is caused by an inflamed condition of tho mu cous lining of the Eustachlan Tube When this tube isinflnmedyon have a rumbling or imperfect hear- Ing and wlmemi it Is entirely closed Deafness Is tho result unless time inflammation cant bo taken out and this tubo restored to its nor mal condition hearing will bo do stroyed forever mine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh I which Is nothing but an Inflamed condition of tho mucous surfaces Wo will give ono Hundred Dollars for any casa of Deafness caused by byIInllsculars teem F J CHENFY CO Toledo O Irumgglsta7tielmuliae time best Do You Want Repairing or Re modeling on Your Home Having secured tho services of a firstclass Job carpenter I am now repnlrlngJnthomake a special feature of this class regular hide ready for Occupancy If you want n now carpet strip grate man tie or a now homo me a call and your work will be done promptly tumid satisfaction guaranteed I Respectfully M McCouo Contractor and Builder Earlington Ky Oct 10 1809 How He Saved Them Mr Bryan attained prominence by posing as tine savior of tho working This is like time story of the vIa which saved n mans by his not swallowing it Mr Bryan saved the people from hard times by not being elected Lexington Herald A Night of Terror Awful anxiety was felt for the UurnIramtore said she could not live till morning writes Mrs S H Lincoln who attended her that nightHAll thought she must soon fromn- Pmiouimioiuin but she begged for Dr New Discovery saying it had more onco saved her and hind cured her of Consumption After three small she slept easily all night anti Its further usc comnlmhotoiy curetl her This marvel us medicine is guaranteed to euro all Throal Chest Lung Diseases and 11cruimrIldrZCI at Nebo Largo and enthvtr3lafltl audiences aro greeting J lderH Ioelat Tho meetIng holdIng is one week pld and 1rr hue ehiTChibymooting will continue until tho last of this week On th 10th of December 1897 Rev CiiimrciuSouth nttendodresortlugusually kept hi tho house to no QhaniborlnlnImpsccheertullyrcc Earli1BtlJtp Y t y n Grasshoppers visitation day The Messenger ays In some of tho city Thursday morning there were of big grasshoppers Numbers of them were on ana they would into tho stores and other places of business They were to bo seen In greater numbers on the levee than anywhere else They were so numerous that they would strike a pedestrian on front in the taco and It made walking disagreeable They would remain motionless on ground or walks and would not move as a person or con themManyappearedtodition Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hlnson of Hinton Ala writes us August 12 1898 I advlso nil to their children Ilanters Nubian Ton when aro- punyor fretful I kc this medicine house and whoa tho children are ailing Igive them a doso and that is time Inst of it Sold by St Bernard DrugstoreMost thought n dozen years ago that tho timber of county hind been about exhausted that time thousands of feet have been cut and It is still coming A Louisville firm has bought twelve or fifteen hundred logs hero this sea son Man of thorn havo boon ox ported to Europe while several hun red are near tine depot and are being prepared for shiijniontWinc- heater Democrat During time winter of 1897 Mr Jas of time leadingcltizons and merchants ot Clay Clay Co W Va struck his leg against cake of ice in severelyItpained him so that ho could not walk without the aid of crutches Ho was treated physicians also used several kinds of liniment and two and a half gallons of whiskey In bathing it but until he began using Chamberlains Pain Balm brought almost a complete cure in a weeks tune and that had he not used this remedy his leg would have had to be amputated Pain Balm Is une qualeu for sprains bruises and rheu matism by thc St liar deorgoKing Among pardon petitions turned down by Governor Bradley was ono for tho pardon of Thomas Berry a 15yearold Hart county boy who Is serving a sentence of one in the Edtlyl1Ie penitentiary for malicious cutting 1 was refused In tho case of Tom Bridges of Jessa yearsforHAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself did la tko early garb ot lotlag blossom forth tree and flowers causing the despotideot chord to ytbrat to till thl most deiigbtful ot all pr1ut1zus ant how do TOil f11 Hire that shaky feellni TpholclFnerlLI It II all ot sickness atoM tlllli othIugCallDr Car lteclt German Wrer Powder Take OOS dose a day at bed time for six days then follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chili Tomic followlal Iha dlrectloaa alld after two WkCOIIof these two Ireat reniedle yos prlaPreparewhen the atmosphere full of germ If secturl ycer eystim warn you repeat tba abGTe Thcse Remedies ta IIWdaoldbr St Bernard Drug Store Editor E W Whittomore of Grand Rivers has announced that he will run an excursion to tho Paris Exposition next June He says ho expects to take thirty or forty per sons at a cost not to exceed f200 each and give them a trip of six weeks Care of Lamps Many housekeepers think there is nothing to learn about the care of lamps but if tho little details here mentioned aro adhered to thero will lightFirstand filled every morning tho burners should bo onco a week and the best way is to boll them in water in which Gold Just Washing Pow teaspoonfulton minutes Tine flues should be in a pan of cold water and heated slowly until they boll then take oil and them cool gradually this toughens tIm glass Sales of loose leaf tobacco in Vir ginia for time car ending September SO amounted to 48935542 pounds and the average price brought was 085 per 100 pounds A Short Sad StoryfA Cold Neglect Pumunonla Grief lint Foleys Honey and Tar been used story would have had a Campboll Bryantothere would hn no further lack nf raeeLexhtKtonHerald A Monster Devil FJsh typeotConstipationmurderous malady is felt on organs and nerves and muscles and brain Theres no health till its overcome But Dr Kings New Lifo Pills are a safo arid certain euro Host In tho world for Stomach Liver Lldneys and Dowels Only 25 cents at St Dernard Drugstore profore He has Just issued 8000000 of worthless monoyLexiuugtonr lEer alt The HesltbKeitorer and IlealibUslntstaer Dr if A Simmons Liver Medicine Strengthens the Nerys maVei you Plump and Comely and Enriches the completion with nstures cholcett ColorsS anIroniumganything in time building lino call on M McCord Beef on foot sold at 7 n hundred woekthohIghest Thousands of the most stubborn and distressing cases of plies have boon cured by Tablors Pile Oint mont It never falls to euro Price StReenactThe fight for Republicanism Is os ntially tho wage earners battle for him If he deserts lila own causoXirurrlsonvlll Mo News Take tTkno by the forelock If out of order begin tak lug Hoods5Saparilla at once anti Prevent lIerlous Bryan In tours nowadays Isnt inqHlrIngSi0wloro abouts of evercornerMlnneapoll griLh7benightedyou good Try III 1 Red Hill Notes Making sorghum is tho order of day around Red Hill Alien of Wynns was In- Louisville last week buying goods Ottie vlsal1 enterprising to bacco merchant of Plains Is building a dwelling house Joe Gibson Nortonvllle made a business trip to Red Hill last week trIptotrIptoC M Grace of this city was In Hopklnsvlllo last Tuesday Lee little daughter of Mrs Lou Crick died last Monday with fever William Young and Mrs Ida Den ton of Rod Hill wore quietly mar MonidayThiothe bride Is only thirty G W Grace of Wynns muncie a business trip to Madisonvlllo last Friday John Wynn antI W R Putmanot Wynns attended court In Hopkins last Friday Two of our host citizens put on pugilistic airs ono day last week but the ghtlastod only ono round and was declared a draw Mrs Crick wife of Jesse Crick Is sick this week with fever Sam Grace and of Red lull was visiting relatives at Haleys Mill last week Dr John Grace was in hopkins villo last Friday on professional bus iness Marion Dukes has onto moreI shaved oil his mustache antI lookaI like a man of note Tho writer is to know thatIU No Hoo the charmed writer from Red lull Is catieflodinrogarti to tho whereabouts of Perkins anti would anythoughtonly hunting that lonely farm houso In time ot North ChrIstian that U No Hoo gave such a graphic do scription of in TUB URN not long rue writer armed with the thatmightshadows of the hills and rocks and took his shotgun for protectioni while ho wandered alone romantic domicile whOre that son took his fathers lifo by mistake but alas lie traveled miles searched every mill top and valley plunged regardless of danger into tho dark recesses of shadowy vale and wended his way through flower decked fields but made no now lie objectdescribedhe concludes in the language of Gray in this is laltrISome heart onco pregnant with ce lestlal fire mighthave livinglyreBest way to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOO Miss July 1 1898 NEw SPENCER MEDICINE Co I want to telllou what I think of your I have used it myself and In my family and it is all beljtLiverjust tho thing to take II you feel bad and are bilious A B LANCASTER Sold by St Bernard Drugstore So great Is tho demand for labor In some of the manufacturing towns of Pennsylvania that now em ployes coming from other places are compelled to sleep in tents It is this that General Pros purity is making a winning canvass Now York Mail and Express It Is not a trust that Is raising time price of steel and iron It is tho buyers who overbid each other in their anxiety to purchase mater hal the supply of which is not- equal to demand Rochester N Y DemocratChronicle To Cure a Cold In One Day- Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets All druggists refund money If it tails to cure The genuine inns L L B Q on each Business has boon heavy on the Henderson division this week and tho loss of two engines by wreck causes those in use to almost on a continuous run Nature can only toed tho flamo of lifo with tire eaten winch is di gested HEUIIINF will reInvIgorate a weak stomach and so improve dl gestion as to Insure tho natural bloom of health Price SOc St Bernard Drugstore Fine Work For fine watch work clock work and jewelry repairing call on W G Barter L 6 imo Inspector Earlington Ky Every piece of work warranted Amoiig those who went to Evans vllle yesterday to witness tine cere monies and see President McKinley woro Mrs N I Toombs Miss Inez Deaiio Messrs Chas Cowell David CoweltJ n Doano Earnest Rash O C AtkInson W F Sheridan and of arl- Ington and Gee King11d narton Crutchfleld of St Charles CASTORIAFor Infants and Children The Kind You Have Always Bought 0Bignaturoot An unsigned communication from Mortons found tho wastebasket this week That kind always go to the waste basket Wo cannot publish anything without knowing who is DIGEST YOUR FOOD Ninety r cent qtmll etckae11 caused by not being properly digested It creates pot sons sod roes your blood sod thee yon are llat Powder and watch the results Yes will feet the rood effects alter takln one dose Give It a trial and be coaTlnced Price 26c Dr Otto SliNG Gum Schism CuriI Your Ceuih Just th Mlelnfor Children Tot sale bjr St Bernard Drug Store It Is stated that a number of Amer ban civil diighioera have been on gaged by Transvaal to destroy railroads In time event ot war Great Britlan YOU ought to know that when BUt forinugfrom any kidney trouble oleysI or money Campbell dcC Mrs Willie E lloyd of EarlhiRton 1WhlltondfPriX A Simmons Liver Medicine Quickens the Appetite Aida DIs lion gives Tonle and Vigor to all the unctions and fortifies the sys ten against Epidemic influences I Remember the Hawthorne Sisters at the Masonic Hall tonight 4S Congressman BotkinsStatement WASimrarojf DC April 11808 Dr S B Hartman Columbus O Mv DEAR Docront It gives me pleasure to certify to tho excellent curative qualities of your medicines IICongremanlItLllrlfl kansas Peruna anil Manalin I ilafflicteda with muaOdgIngtorfA low bottles of your medicines have ffircn mo almost complete relief and I am sure that a continuation of their tiusePcruna Is a wonderful rem relyJ D IJOTEINi tOCOMOflVE BLASTS Superintendent Martin Assistant Superintendent Mann Headmaster Robson and other ofllclals of the Inspectlonwe venture time assertion that they woll pleased with tho condition n which time track Many voters lucre were much this pthatspeakIng v and Madlsonvillo but hope to see and hear him before tho campaign is over Law Agent Bramwell and wife spent Sunday with relatives lucre Mr Bramwell so rushed with work that he rarely ever laths time for even a brief visitIWe believe there is a growing sentiment against Goobel among rail LbycorpornUons be said to ho a political ono in tho true sense of the word but rather tho resisting of an attack on railroad and other industries of tho StatotMaster ofTrains Dovnoy nnd Chief Dispatcher Sheridan accompanied train while making a tour of time Henderson last week There can ho no doubt of tho fact that fraudulent claims are often eompnnlestorare not in tho least responsible hut the greatest attempt along thisline occurred last weok when a man by tho name of Davis living at Hccla got Into serious difficulty with a neighbor of his and during the affray was struck in the head withs an ax in tim hands of John Cook who i was defending his mother and home Davis was loft for dead Cook but the next day ho rovlvcdln fact al takingleavevile anti In tho presohco1 of severaltwitnesses mado claim Juries from which lie was suffering wore train inflicted by being struck by ay Brakeman Gordon who was seri ously Injured last week by fallingt front a train and hayIng over and which necessitated tho amputation t of tho limb is improving In connection with tho accident tho experience of Mr Gordon was cur- tatuily doubly painful when wo consider tho fact that no ono on tho train missed him until tine train had proceeded from a north ol Crofton to Kelloy Station and thero ho was In tlio dnrk by himself unable to walk but being a man of courage and power of endurance ho crawled along tho railroad track for a Ills lunco of over half a mile and reached aJiouso in tho suburbs of Crofton nearly exhuastcd from loss of blood It is an evident fast that someone violated a rule or in sonic way mode a grievous mistake that caused the serious wreck near Edgefleld Juno tioh Inst Friday night which two hadlydemollshodin charge of ono of tho trains anti who was at tho tlmo the engines co hided on ono of them was severely but not dangerously Injured as was also ono of tine firemen The accident was caused by tho north bound train pulling out on tho main track iirtho an approaching train where had no right unless under tho protection of a flag Conductor Low Waltz takes a sen i sible view of time political situation this as regards tine Kentucky eleot1oniwhllo says ho has always n anti votetl for nry aiii he now fools when a candidate assails the company for which ho works In an unjust manner as has Goebol threatening to pass laws that would cripple both tho company and Its it is hula duty to strike Goebellsm between the eyes by vot ing for Taylor Operator Frank Coffey attended street fair at Hopklnsvlllo Inst week During tho three months ending September 80 says time Hallway Age there were about as manyPmiles of railway construction tho first six of the year o During tho nine months of 18SCJ thoro I built 2700 mllos of mown track Since July 1 work hurts been retarded by scarcity of labor nnd by Inability to obtain rails anti track supplies TIne construction to date I that of any year slnco 1802 excepting 18U8 Of the totals Ar kansas with 234 miles while Iowa Is second with 203 Tho Southern States have contributed 631 against 050 for the South western States anti Territories in cluding Missouri Nearly all tIme WHY COUGH Why cough and risk consumption when tho celebrated Dr John Bulls will euro at once Ittiovoriallstocurethroatand lung troubles for bronchitis eoro throatand hoarsencsa itis inva- luableDrBnlis COUGH SYRUP Will cure a Hacking Cough 1recommend r q L J exIstinK will reach 4000 miles If Mr Goebel line nothing better to offer railroad employes than a promise to make war on railroads If bo elected Governor of Kentucky ho certainly pays n very poor compliment to the intelligence of men by asking them fur their votes in Tho very dullest railroad man byhostlloIts ability to earn mono nut neces expemuditures no further reduction can bo muncie either In time quantity or cost price of material necessary to tho mainte nance of motive power and mainte nance of cars anti trackmen and brldgomon know that in the matter of material for maintenance of tracks trestles bridges arid built hugs no further economy can ho used 1lreinen ninth mayo been encouraged by substantial rewards proinollonsfinch anti luhiricnuuts until tim cost In that direction Is at low wixter mark wayliipenses Is to roduco tho wages of their employes This would not be done a spirit of revenge It would simply hiouu business necessity For railroads are governed by tho same business laws as thoso by which 1- mmividuale arc governed and both do uunmuHB for tine purpose 01 ciirmug uonuey in excess of which is leuut ill operating tho business Of coursowhcn expenditures are greater under a plan of management than receipts thou that plan must bo lrnctical At present tho rate of wages upon railroads Is fairly good It is mado oubly so by tho greater purchasing power which a dollar how has as compared to its power In that direc tion n row years ago Tho necessi ties arid indeed the luxuries of life are cheaper than formerly while tho rates of pay are now bettor than for Romo tlmo past All classes of rail road mon are satisfied that tho pres ent state of wages could not bo con tinued If the earning capacity of rnllronds shouM bo ing their business arbitrarily con avowedlyhostlloFor this reason if Mr Goobel and his commutators arc expecting sup ort from railroad they nt ho are reckoning without host There is no sentiment In olvccl it is simply a question of business which will not spoilindcrRailroad Card to tho CovIngton Common wealth Tho most stubborn cases of Bron hiiti quickly succumb to Cotissouts- lomucyofTar Price 25 and 50 eta St Bernard Drugstore Industrial Exposition Street Fair Midway Carni val and Festival of Fire Tho Louisville and Nashville Rail road will sell tickets to Louisville ni tine above account at one fare for he round trip Oct 13 18 ninth 21 limited two days in addition to date f sale also sell at ono and onethird faro on Oct 12 14 10 17 10 and 20 limited to two days addition to dato of sale It May Save Your Life A dose or two of Foloys Honey anti Tar will prevent an of pneu monia grip or severe cold If taken in croupIngrlppeIng whooping cough Incipient con sumption asthma or bronchitis Gives positivo relief In advanced tages of consumption asthma or rouidhuht is Guarnntoet Cmnllboll Co Ladles Wraps and Hens Shoes A full line of ladles wraps and a ull line of mens shoes at rock bot oni 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general A public that owing to tire doSmand for now work as well as all classes of repair work I have pro cured the services of a firstclass shoemaker front Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction I BO YEARS EXPERIENCE IA TRADE MARKS DESIGNS i COPYRIGHT Ac Anyone sending a sketch and description soar our opinion roo anSInvention is probably Connubha uoniutctiyeontidantiai ilandbookouiatcnia sent tree dOnut for securltur latenta taken through Wnnn A tXh reovlT nottu without chart lit thSScientific Jlmerkan A handsomelr Illuitrate4 weekly Tareet eSt enlallon of any sclentido Journal Terms M a year i four U Cold ill newsdealers tJNN Co3e1uwumNeWTOrk Branca Offlco Iffl F 8U W A NisnKT rrosidont O W WAPDII Cashier HOPKINS COUN- TYBANKi MADISONVILLE KY- Gaplal Slock 50000 Transacts general banking busi ness and invites tine account ot the citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties line time finest and most secure vault in this section of Kentucky V C1e 13ee IAllL M MOORC Editor mnit Manner BEE FUBLISHINB CDMPANYJ Incorporated Entered Ibe PcttotBce at Batlluctan n Second tall miller t SUBSCRIPTION RATES OuYeartlrlcilrlntdvancet li 00 SO IhretMonibi tjSingle Coplei I Specimen coplei milled free on ippllcilion- tiorreipondentt wanted In alt parts ol IbII onniT Addtei us for plllieulan 111 THURSDAY OCTOBER 12 1899 I REPUBLICAN TICKET w For Governor W B TAYLOJl Of Butler County For LleutenantGovernor I JOHN MARSHALL Of Louisville l Secretary of State CAIVEB Of Knox County For AttorneyGeneral CLIFTON T PRATT Of Hopkins County For Auditor REV JOHN S SWEENEY Of Bourbon County For Treasurer WALTER R DAY Of Jlreathltt County For Superintendent of Public In JOHtf BURKE ii 5 Of Campbell County Commissioner of AgricultureI CirrJ J W THROOKMORTON IFayette County IANNEXATION has been good for Hawaii Whats tho matter Ihilippiiiesjs full rtancc politically and wo trust other of items of interest and forth Read and pass to your neighbor Ietiinato of the rail man as in Iii charter of cities of tho second not making him any sturdyiiillthe State 1 organiiiitinn titc4to have one challenger and preciilctinsKould see that they havo these challengers GOVJiltNOIt BRADLEY will prob ably make his speeches for the Republican ticket immediately after Bryan has made his tour of t1o State in which event both Goebel and Bryan will hear of tho Governors oratory and logic of facts No Republican will forget how to vote the ticket this year It was never easier nor more ofL pleasure One jab of the stencil a mark under the Log Cabin and Gocbcl is defeated But you must do your own voting Dont leave it to somebody else THE Goebelites are on the rear platform of the campaign and will make a journey through Kentucky with Bryan as chief ash and cracker in the en deavor toHget em in line May bditss better to bon the rear plaTform than not to bo on at all TUB Ilopkinsville Kentuckian calls lion John W Yerkes a partisan but admits that ho is a really able and scholarly man and gentleman of braintI and education It is know and a great concession that the Kentuckian has found one gentleman in the Republican party CONTUSION is in the house of those who predicted that Gov ernor Bradley would be silent through the campaign The Governor furnished tho basis for tho fight against Goebelism in his famous veto of the election bils and ho now announces he will go on tho stump for the ticket TIlE roar platform form of en thusiasm is to bo tried again in Kentucky Bryanites seem not satisfied com plete demonstration of its futil itybut cling to tho rear platform tof tho campaign with the same desperation they continue to clutch tho 10 to 1 theory They must hold to something MK GOEUEL says in JifTect in hthi charter of cities of the second clas that no railroad man is fit to ho trusted in the legislature sind not oven be allowed to hold 80 how an office as common court ilman Mr Goebel says tire railroad utah shall not be eligible to hold such oflice It is tho brand of dishonor ho puts upon thorn and they will remember him in November JyodK WAITKK EVANS fearless utterances on tho crimes of violating the election laws of the United States and the punish ment that IS sure to follow is making those fellows think twice who had concluded todo as they pleased under the Goebel election law so that they gained u point Violations will be Jooketi after and prosecuted and United States laws are very VgI orous r KVKUY earnest citizen of the commonwealth every preachefy touchier professional man honest Christian- niart l miould put their hands in tire present Kentucky political I p fltt11i dJt1 1 to 1f i qf j 11l1iY fight and work for fairness and I honesty in elections and tho ptrlHo when men and not mere poli ticians should take a leading Mfrti in these things for gocI of the State ONLY abut three weeks of ihe re mnrkable campaign of 1899 remain and BO far as county is con cerned titers Is no mistaking the favorable turn of public sentiment with reference to the Democratic ticket Hustler Can this bo meant Which Democratic ticket li must be that the writer had in mind and RepublicanticlCtther and its a winner and tho is a typographical error It rear like one EDITOR W L PhILLIPS of tho Greenville Banner has put tho John Young Brown ticket at tho head of editorial columns arid is fighting Goebol Ho explains that he is fighting for what he has all tho tune believe d to be right and puts an editorial sprag in UIQ wheel of kickers titus Every Goebelite eubacrlbefof this paper who objects to its course this week will please step up to the counter and name taken off the delinquent list before he kicks for motto is ours No payee no klekee AND now its Bronston HonI Chas J Bronsten who will not speak for the GOQiJel ticket will- not support the Goebel ticket and in a letter demands in ppw erful and direct terms the drawal of Goebels namo fro tho ticket Ho saysHall aol respect p pride and po sonal linnnr demand that Mr Goebel a name should by party organization bo stricken from uprighthonestbe put in his place AND the Chicago ward politicians aro coming o tell Kentucky Democrats how to vote What u sideshow whipcracker sortof a campaign tho Goobel leaders aro making it Are Ken flyI orator from Nebraska or ti pantomimic appearances of Cii ago ward politicians in si I hats kid gloves and long taik coats Do tliQ Goebel managers think Kentuckians so lacking in strength of character and knowl edge of their duty iii this serious duty of suffrage that they will be carried away by such catch penny performance CAN any selfrespecting railroad man from general manager and superintendent for Mr Goebel WllO has laieled them all usdishoncstand unworthy of trust by the terms of iris charter of cities of the second class He has in that instrument disquali iiedtlietu frqtn the full rights of citizenship iii tins free common wealth audcastupori thom a slur of dishonor that tan only I wiped out by Goebels from public life Can any in cast a voto for one who thus at pleasure and with a stroke of a pen sweeps away tho rights of freemen What would he riot do if clothed with the power of Gov ernor THE following little table would seem to refute Mr Bryant prediction that without fr coinage there could be no increase in circulation in ti country With an increase 423 since July a fo v- days prior to Mr IIryarrs nomination for each one of the 70 000000 people in tire United States it can be seen that Mr Bryans prophesy was a few dollars out of the way capitaDntoin United States July 1 1800 2128 January 11897 2308 January 1 1898 2342 January 1 1899 2519 Julyl 2538 September 11899 25 42 lONE of tho laughable sistencies of the Democraticcam paign in Kentucky is found i n tire first Rcctioh of the platform adopted by the Louisville Music Hall convention It roads The Democrats of Kentucky in convention assembled reaflirm without tire slightest qualifica tiou the principles and policies declared in tho Democratic Na tional Platform adopted at Cli cago in 1800 Their faith in bi metallism s vindicated by events Wo all remember that the country was to go to tire demni tion borrows if it didnt accept tire Chicago platform with its policy of free silver and its can didato of free speeches from rear platforms MUQOKBKL has again been cor tiered He told that didI not jibe with facts as asserted incidentally by Mr John G Carlisle Then tho press and tho people pushed him so hard llositlon Mr effect and almostOarlisleiinin Arid now Mr Qoobel stands convicted of false hood by the publication of own letter in his own handwrit ing to Mr Carlisle which substantiates in every particular the statements of Mr Carlisle Tho latter had no desire tsay fightbute p statements made by Mr Goe b6l that brought in question Mre GarlMQjB voracity And this aragon of cold itnteilectualit y thlsairitnofool mUll is convicted of falsehood by his own his own hand This brings again to mind tin exclamation of Mr Sweeney My t c i t1 It Ii y1t I i i rJrG 1 0 jIy S t I fir Actions of theJust Smell Sweet The fragrance of life is vigor and strength neither of winch can be found in a person whose blood is impure and whose every breath speaks of internal troubles Hoods Sarsaparilla purifies vitalizes and enriches the blood ties a good appetite and makes the weakstrong Run OOwnM luubtnJws run doion in health andsa tired out Those excellent medicines Hoods Pith AndSdrsA pat3U bud hbn 6pagsnS Mrrlf L M Tow4ndc P- acdi S6U Never Disappoint lloodi Mill CUrl liver Illl i the nonIrritating end iTicethiIto take with hood ilerieperllia God I countrymen do you want aliaI for Governor No Railroad Commissioner Tho change of plan in reference to rdilroad commissioner for this district as decided by tho State Central Committee has killed a powerful good announcement in Tint BEE of Dick Salmons candi lucy for that office Wo had boon sprouting good to sal about Dick sinco wo received letter containing tire announco merit and Senator Deboos official call in tire same mail But tin saysInagninstrby his constituents to one of many places of trust arid honor for is wellequipped It is a matter of regret that a Lllbh1lldcr should be made by which a good man bo put in tine posi tion of announcing for an oflico from which he must later with draw his candidacy The wisest politicians sometimes make cr rors but such an error as this is unfortunate occurring as is an nounccd in tho Louisville Com mercial because of luckof knowledge of how the members 10of tire committee in authority hcnIkdtions It is probable and to be hoped that another time a poll of committees will be taken before and not after call arid announce inent COVERNOR BRADLEY ON TilE STUMP Man Who first Led Kentucky Republicans to Victory WILL ADVOCATE REPUBLICAN TICKET Ills Veto of Qoebel Bill Founda ttlo of the Great Fight mAgainst It Governor William O Bradley tire man who first led Kentucky Eepublicans to victory bore tin brunt of tho battlo in tho heat o tho day and was seated in the Governors chair where he has most ubIand fearlessly per responeho will taker tho stump for the ticketf victory UcpuliIs have persistently predicted tha the Governor would not bo hrear in this campaign and upon this prediction they based their conclusion that there was a lackof enthusiasm arid harmony in the Republican party Governor Bradley has in hh own way and with his unique in dividual strength been iu tine con test for pure elections and for tire preservation of the right of suffrage remarks then CommercialLrTln 1Rcpublicanargument everywhere Goebelism- n based upon GOY Bradloys powerful veto of tine elec tion law arid in eilect the Gov ernor began tine campaign which is being prosecuted now wirer he stood between tire people and- S corrupt Democratic legislature with William Goobel at tho head- j of it and exhausted the measure of executive to defeat its infamous pl1rposcs 1000 FREIGHT CARS STKAYIKC They Are Brand New and are Running at Large LOST One Thousand Freight cars i brand new properSeveralOhio Falls Car Works at Jefler sonville clean and newly imainted and with tho namo of tho Denver Rio Grando gracefully sten oiled on erich The Ohio Falls Oar works a few days ago sent a draft to tho Denver headquarters QL tine purchasing lailr adtintending to collect for tho cars theytrand muncie with care however tine word camo back that Ulllll tire cars arrived there would bo no payment mado as per contract Tine wires immediately became hot out of JeUersonvillo Tho works sent message after mea sago shooting over tine wires to ask whore in tho blazes and otliSr places those thousand cars wore at Inquiries wore especially pointed at tho Chicago head ionrnsylvarniaRailroad t i tr iis UHU Bylvania had last been scon with cars Tire Pennsylvania sent back word that the cars hlTd ar rived at Chicago 0 K1 mitt had been started west in tine best of spirits and awfully leased with tine scenery en route It is tine custom to send new freight cars out of the works at Jeilersonvillo in care of various railroads and loaded with freight hanctlingthemsylvania had mado an arrange ment to handle tine 1000 nev Denver Rio Grande cars under a plan of this kind After leaving Chicago it is believed vnrlOUS division superintendents and others scattered hero and there without knowledge of tine fact that tho cars were intended for prompt delivery to tho Denver Rio Giande and put them into service of onto kind or another Tine Pennsylvania is said to inure quito a shortage of freight cars this fall anyhow owing lo big crops in tho west But the Denver c Rio Oral1do needs tho cars too or it would not haeo- rdcrcd trern arid tine Ohio lalls- workwcll i needs tire money A tracer has been sent out after tine stray 1000 cars He has located a few of them out west Ho will go from Seattle to Santa Fe N M and from Kansas City to California till he finds every one of tine now cars Some of them will treed a fresh coat of paint by the time ho lo- B cates them Louisville Commer cial LETTERs lion Charles J Bronston DC nounces Ooebcl DEftfANDS illS WITHDRAWAL Speaks of PctfidyIIndisputable Treachery and Dishonesty Tho following letter has been addressed this week to exSenator J 0 S Blackburn chairman of tine Qoebel Democratic State cam paign Committee Senator 0 J Bronston of Lomngtonr It is warm arid lucid to ox plain itself J 0 S Blackburn Chairman Dear Sir J take tire liberty of addressing you TIS tine chairman of the Democratic campaign com mitteo and tire recognized leader of Kentucky Democracy Upon my return from Europe I received u letter from your committee asking me to speak on behalf of tine Democratic ticket headed by tire lIon William Qocbel To that letter I mince prompt re spouse avowing my intentions of voting for Mr Qoebel and the entire ticket and expressing my willingness to speak at any time or place your committee might consider an advantage to the cause of Democracy granting BjJUUIXfrankly1 I incorporatetIinpecially assuring tine committee of my readiness at all timcu to do anything to aid tine success of the candidates selected by tho Demo cratic party not violative self frespcct nor inconsistent with per Your committee has made rn reply to that letter and I mustp therefore assume that it is nccclttI havo read the letter ol Mr Goebel to Mn Carlisle of date of 1890 and knowing mo as youdo it is scarcely rnec essary for mo tosay that I can onIbo a gross violation of nil self llerrjudgment disloyal to tine best putyBRecallingbio the general assem bly of Kentucky in the spring of 1890 arid especially tine trenrciner3 to and through you tire party which had chosen you as its corn didato of Mr Carlisle and his followers I am simply mortified at being forced to know that Mr Goebel with whom I was so in innately and constantlyasso dated was 3 intent immediately upon the ad journment of the legislature and tine cause for which AVO were so desperately fighting was still held in tho balance to at once rush into tine arms of his bitterest foo and unite with him in muting your success and tho princi r 4 i YOUi need not lose flesh In summer I tIf you use the proper means 4 prevent it You think j J you cant take SCOTTS t EMULSION In hot weather but you can take it and di I gest it as well in summer asI i In winter It Is not like the i t plain codliver oil which Is ty J tjmeII I you are losing ground and t i you need i Scotts Emulsion t and must have it to keep up I your flesh and strength If f J you have been taking it ndI J prospering on it dont fail to t continue until you arc thor oughly strong and well soc CTiJ fIOO lhltuCbts t SCOTT A UOWPI cnnili Nw Y- ciki41 I j tt i 4 t Itj it pics embodied in your race im possible 1110l and your associates that all selfrespect party pride and per sot nl honor demand that Mr Goebels name should by tire party organization be stricken from the ticket and a loyal up right honest Democrat and truo man be put in his place Upon your conscience and judgment that responsibility must rest recognizedleader and tho Hon W J Bryant as tine leader thereof in tho nation to both of whom arid especially bydevotionout limit still insist tine Demo cratic party shall become perfidyIcannot consent by indorsing such indisputable treachery arid dis honesty although still intending to loyally timid faithfully tine best intcrerts of that party arid strive to insure its future success Very truly yours OJ BRONSTON It is not unlikely that tire prominent Democrats will desert the Goobel banner on account of this expose of Goebel Henry Koehler Company Want several carloads of CHOIOK WALNUT Loos Will pay highest cash price They also buy 1oriAH arid AJUlwoon LU FR in mixed cars Vrlte them at Louisville Ky DOWN IN TilE MINES Secretary Atkinson Inns on lili or tier book orders for two hundred arid fifty cars coal Weigher John Hogan at tho Hecla mlno has for tine last two weeks been a sullerer from bronchial trou ble hut is Htlll able to work Foreman Summers of the coke works says tho demand for coke now exceeds the and the production of ninny additional coko ovens easily bo disposed of during tine tho present prosperous times Foreman Day of tine Ilocla mines says much work and mony will bo required to put tine and nmcliln 1 cry In good shape arid under lilssuperrisioni tino work of inujirovinig Is progressing rapidly For tine first time in quito n while tho Kmpiro miners took n few days rest last Saturdainnd almost In n body fair at Hopklnsvillo So hard maya they worked for tire last year or two that npproclatcilA largo number of minors from Mortonll arid Barnrsley attended tine Republican speaking mere on tho night of 4th and went away highly pleased with tire way Judge Holt pounded Qoobel and tho Goebol generaltitlingmatters A vote for Clocbel moans a vote against tho fast increasing Industries of our state anti is an invitation to capitalists to remain away from the state MInors like all other labor upbuildingshould voto against tho man who attempts to or favors an attack on same If tine editors of tine U M W Journal knew the past record of the iimnwho last week signed Smith they would hardly give space to hi letter As many of our readers well know Smith for several years lived here anti at eclaand if no ever this played any ambition to make an 111 Independent living such was not tine case here Ono who twoInnrd houses without paying a cent of ron nnd also own In- ntioleiil habits became n subject of charity Mr J B whom artlclolto him arid In other befriended I Smith yet tho ingrato ho Is now waystoof Mr Atkinson who is known far and near as tho true friend of the minorNo king ever sat upon a thrown who commanded more respect and love of those around than he does When Smith talks of false ho knows not what he is talking about and the indications are that he inns never fully recovered from tho effects of good flog he got while prowling around whore he had no While hero in Karllugton he was known as- a chronic grumbler undeserving of tho respect of his man and unworthy of trust or confidence The following clipping shows what effect time walvo of prosparityhnas on the coal in west- ltitunniirourcoal is in strong demand all through tho Western States and current Inquiry is much greater than tho supply While this applicable to of soft coal It is particularly so to tine Eastern varieties Ohio and West Virginia coals are short running well Into thousands of earn little mope of any relief in tho near futuro Tho same applies to Indinnaand 111 Inols coal probably In a lesser degree because the car service In moro closely looked Into Tinny practical settlement of the Now River in West Virginia will oxtentSI mand for coal more brisk very day As stated last week so great inns becomti tho scarcity of I coal in Kansas that confiscation by railroads is a common oc currenco There is practically no stock of coal at any of important centers of trade arid manufacture in tine West which is duo to tho groat actlvitln all industrial lines Kall roads are calling for Increased sllniQiits on their contracts which of avnllIvery large tonnage of coal Is being sent north and northwest on account of tho positive shortage on docks at on western shore of Jake Michigan It is clearly evident that thorn Is going to bo dllllculty In supplying tho demand for soft coal season Coko continues net ho und prices strong greetedbyon tho llll of historic Knox College ho delivered a stirring It is estimated that tIme Southern planters will receive between 76 000000 arid 10o000000 moro for their cotton this year than last sea son Tho Hawthonio Sisters at tine Ma sonic Hall tho remaining three nights of tInts week Subscribe for TUB DEB i i Doctors1 Say Bilious and Intermittent Fevers winch prevail in mIasmatic urs tricts are i1Variably acc mpan led by derangements of the Stomach Ljver and Bowels The Secret of Health The liver is the great driving wheel in the mechanism of man and when it is out oforder the whole system becomes de ranged and disease is the result Tutt s Liver Pills Cure all Liver Troubles Church Directory M E CnuHOir W C Wilson pastor Services first and third Sun at llam and at 730 m evonninigSunrdaysohool CiiniHTiAN immtncontI H Teel pastor Services second and fourth Sundays at 11 am and 780 p m school 030 Prayer meet- Ing Wednesday evenings at 730 M E CIIUKOH SOUTH R M Wheat pastor Sorvlcei first and Third Sundays at 11 a in and 780 Ui Sundayschool at 030 Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings oclock MISSIONARY UAITIST Cauitau D S Edwards Pastor Services soc oud Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night Sundayschool at ii 80 Prayer meeting Monday evenings at 780 VATII0r10ClItJRonltev A M Coenen pastor First Mass Sunday morning at 7 Second Mass 930 oclock Afternoon service at 230 every Sunday GENERAl IlAPTlBT CltUKOII William Chlldqra pastor Services every third Sunday at 11 oclock a m at 730 pm Y P S C E Prayer meeting every Sunday evening at 030 An Eastern syndicate has pur chased the electric railways of Iron ton 0 Catlettaburg and Ifuritlnngtomrvmade which will give a continuous street car service along tho Ohio river for a distance at forty miles A TIMtpr HINt- yoc lUoila U 14sea that 10Ilrloo4r- tcla U sad pari cud whets ijum pat a a perfectS talth7 coidltloa I till M of Dr CarlttMti Oertaaa Liver Powder Tkea 70 win be lree Irene malaria typhoid hrtr cold aud till grip Dr Carlitotta Gra Lint Powder Uti beet nudlcla ney cma bay ran your CoW try Dr Ottei SpniM Gum uilsarn Prlc 25i sad 60e S soW Fota3b St Bernard Drug Store An cplnemic of typhoid fever has broken out at Lex ington among the students There aro nine cases Tine use of water in an old cistern Is belloved to havo caused the disease For all fresh cuts or weunds in either the human subjects or In sal mals as a dressing Snow Liniment is excellent while for sores on working horses if slow to heal or suppurating its healing iiGnudWXit Mayfloicihavetobacco over made in Western Ken tucky They sold the Italian guy ernment contractor 630 hogsheads of perhuudrcdAide Pblftr Onward Tin aches I bars knows Dr U A Sinnont Liver Medicine I ytin It U a good mtdiclni It earn Crimps In Stomach tad Torpid Liver I billiT It li a touch kiln mullein then Ztllla ind Black DreubtFlie contract has been let for the construction of tho Ohio nc Kentucky railroad to extcifd from In Breathltt county through Wolfe county into the rich coal and timber lauds of Eastern Kentucky a distance of 20 miles Iwish to express thanks to the manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Borne for having put on tho market such a wouderfel medicine says W W Mfissinglll of Beaumont Texas There are thousands of moth ors whoso children have been saved from attacks of dysentery and cholera infantum also feel thankful It Is for sale by St Bernard Drugstore Earllngtou Ben T OeorgeClngWhile Carl Elee was loading Iris household goods on awagon after midnight to move away front Clay county Mrs Elee was shot from ambush and seriously wounded It Saved Her Life Miss Mamie Smith MIddlesboro Ky writes My little sister had tho Croup bad I gave her several of Fohey Honey and Tar and she was Instantly It saved her life Campbell at Co Citizens of Lexington have pro seated a loving cup to Lieut Lucion Young in recognition of his services on tire lust during the war with Spaliii Dizziness loss of appetite nausea and flatulency are connected with dyspesia or indigestion Herblno give prompt relief Price CO cts St Bernard Drugstore At a school election in Morgan county a general fight arose which Kolse Bnnrtonn was killed Bam- Hoed probably fatally shot and two of Burtons brothers wounded To Sllraulite a Slagclib Liver Uinitb Ullloui pen Disperse Djtpcpila Prerent Sick and Nervous Hiadicbt use Dr M A Simmons Liver Udlcln Coal dealers at Lexington have made another advance of 80 per cent In the price of coal the Banner Pile Cure Is Banner Salvo It gives Immediate relief and will soon effect a cure 26c Campbell Co The Odd Fellows Grand Lodge of MondayInwith about BOO delegates in attendance Whltos Cream Vermifuge is a preparatloncnpablofrom of clearing tire system in a few hours of every Prlco 20 etc St Bernoril1rnngstoro TQ Ruttlelelldcavorfng to or ganlzo a stock company for the erection of a canning factory at Owens boro with capacity for 40000 cans per day DfatifAMtNUBiAN TEA cures Jpep I SWII ConatlptfoaHd mill geetlon Emulate the LIysr Pilce25ct Soldby St Bernard Drug Store d CLOTHING i iTine bulk of our Fall arid Winter Clothing is on J 4l our counters now arid we are ready for busi Mt 4 ness In fact tho early cool weather has coursed j 4ourcustomers to upon us before wo are bit ii able to spread ourselves over our moW room tidingsi bIt it Ii1ri le butour nb J tire people wiV nayi A wjuifc to buy NOWso wo inavt Iml1 cd lUbit Mt4lng4loftmantl i wo im awfully anxious for von to bit 4choe1 us hard at work Our Glothiiig Vraps tb 1 Dress Goods oral Shoes aro now open toyou op and we must say wo are perfectly sntisfiedwillt = Ieach Wo never mad a purchase We were as 4l Ilrou of Dume in arid partake Tire v luosl4 4 bitqBISHOP till itc- 12t the Vest and has given our Dress Goods I J4VPppw wnp PPPP pnn a F YOUR ORDERS SOLICITED r WhDI thi LeryiiSkiss 1j Ask your neighbors jnish t open All N1ht1tineit Arnold A Ad 2 dA J4 a A AAA A4A4 A A 4 a O E McOORD 1 l Contractor and i1derfIS VCAH CXPIHIIN- OBEARLIWGTON + All classes of buildings erected and f occupancyMi lala meclianlcal and common labor I satisfactionI woIjttyL i ww y lipv r 1 sUssstsSsessIs4su ass s is si a p us ssssass IGECRGE O rOY I Sicctuorlo Isaac basis LIVERY FEED STABLEAt I Main street JUltiwest ofI I ARLINGTON KY I j IFirstClass Equipient and ProniptiService Jit4uau a a a S Inmatejfseventya great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Uipans Tab tules about a year and a half anti finds them so beneficial that he is r never without them He is willing that his name should be used in a testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution eightyfour years of age has had liver trouble for many years and finds that IPANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwo bothsuffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits and nerv ousness They take the Tabules and find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The matron also states r I that she is forty five years of age and at times suffers with indiges 1 tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that the Tabules are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have her p name used in a tcstimpnial 1UJITIItI IA cemef bAd MlIlu1 WhPAN1 will not boas Tby bnih Ul Osi- iw fillet 51 the wud IIlTAMlnUuiiodkmnuulaMixiwHUtuu IflrAKI uiur a saeuaoaleliM4t A BOON TO MANKIND D TABLERS BUCKEYE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL and EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUBES BV MAIL 7S CENT810TTUE8jip CENT t MES F lAUAj Sue Peder 310 lid MukeI ST LIISMI a 0 t n F i 1e ee 4 tPAULMi AIOORB Editor and Manager BEE PUBLISH1NQ COMPANY r iDcorporaled Entered Ibe PctlofBce it BirlluKton as Secooi lass matter SUBSCRIPTION RATES Uue YearslrlctlrTnadrance I oa Sic TnreeUontns s Single Copies S Specimen copies mailed firs on application Correspondents wanted In alt parts ol in ouniv Address ullor particulate 4 t THURSDAY OCTOBER 12 1899 I GQEBELS ONLYHP Depends Upon His Infamous Bill For Success ma ANXIETY rOB GOOD MEN u Why the Stat Board Delayed Appoint poluiuent of Count Commissioners la a Number pi Counties Attempts to Justlfr Ilia Law Hoth Dishonest nod Urpocrltlcal One of the Qoebel organs has pub C lished a dispatch from Frankfort in which It was stated that the state Iboard of Goebcl commissioners had de commissionfI I Eleventh district because they were I very anxious to get good men Good men for what 111The Inference to be drawn from the lr t Is that the commissioners are Istili working on the hypocritical and I false pretense by which Mr doebel seeks to defend his bill that Kentucky carried by McKinley by frauds In Ithe Eleventh district The Commer cia has heretofore published the fig t 4urea that exposed the lying nature of 1tbatpretense but they can not be pub i lished too often In the whole otato of Kentucky the Republican gain In the vote of 1896 over that ol 1895 was 26 per cent pert cratic gain In 1896 over 1895 was 38 per cent while the Republican gain only 27 per cent Inthe Third district I the Democratic gain was 31 per cent i while the Republican gain was only 11 per cent In the county of Chris t Itian which Mr Qoebel cites as one ot the counties In which there were frauds In favor of the Republicans the Republicans gained 24 per cent In 1893 over 1893 while the Democrats gained 30 per cent The charge that fraud t was perpetrated In these places Ja an offense equally against public decenc and common cense 1Asfor Louisville Mr Goebel charted In the election of 1896 the elec i tion cfflcera were so appointed that at ever 4U precincts there was not a sin gle election officer for Bryan and thU statement Mr Goebel said has never r been questioned by any one This II t another of the many Inaccuracies of which Mr Goebcl has been convicted In this canvass Out of the mouth of Mr Qoebels own advocate the Louisville Times we will show that his charge Is utterly unfounded In the Issue of August 14 j 1896 In speaking of the appointment cs of election officers that paper says i The Democrats have been given wo J officers in each precinct and the Re publicans two D signifies Democrat R Republican C clerk J Judge t and S sheriff The politics and be position are coupled In the appended JUligJsound money Democrats an equal rep resentatlon and in every Instance a I appointed one sound money and one 1 free sliver Democrat in each precinct Nobody ever pretended that the election In Louisville In 189G was not fair till Mr Goebel assailed it with his 1 Ignorant assertion about election offi c cers How Is It now about the districts In which Mr Pryan got his big voteT In the First district the Democratic gMn I In 1896 over 1895 was 96 pr cent while the Republican gain was only 38 per cent In the Second district the Democratic gain was 83 per cent In r 1896 over 1895 while the Republican I gain was only 31 per cent In thf county of Graves In 1896 Bryan received 120R votes more than both i Bradley and Hardln got In 1895 1 i Mr Goebels attempt to justify his j law by alleging Republican frauds In I 1896 Is dishonest and hypocritical It can not be excused as IgnorantLou isville Commercial Vrmii fnur Dollar to Twelve DoUr Kelley Lee an Industrious farmer of Allen county told a calf during Cleve lands administration for U The same cow had another calf no better In any respect and no older when sold But tho last calf brought Mr Lee f2 un itierMcKinleys admlnstratlon in this case Republican prices are Just three to one better than Democratic prices di This Is only one reason among a million others why the people should vote I the Republican ticket The Democratic r leaders say that their party is great on fighting they even fight each other- S Thats true but all lighting is destruc 1 jive We dont want to be destroyed wa want to build up- OoHm Furor bydaying along according to existing need I merdes take them as matter of course at tribute them to secondary causes and fail to trace them with duo intelli gence and gratitude to their divine source Never ought the Hand that ot respondsInr forgotten or unacknowledged Goodness ever deserves recognition Presbyter Ian Education Education Is not lUere learning or the acqulsli a up r mind and to remain there without liv Clugenergy Education la the cultiva IovS himself this has so far wasted the years of his edncution Front Thoughts of4 and For the Issuer Life u Volume of Sermons by ExFrosldeut Dwight of Yale Just Published rk reT a 1lI t IL I TilE PRESENT POLITICAL CAMPAIGN As Seen by the Railway Em ployes Pollticnliiciub of Louisville and the State at Large VIEWED IN A BUSINESS LIGHT More than 1200 brawny railroad men representing every large sys tern centora in ICentuckrmetin Louisville last w a organization to be knowis as the Railway EmIloycsa Iolitical Club A strong address was issued to tho railroad men of the State and the following ofllcors elected Frank W Smith president Henry McKenney first viceprosldont Henry I second vicepresident E H Me 1 Intosh treasurer C II Toner re cording secretary J W Toner assistant secretary Jas OConner corresponding secretary In midi I tlon a number of vicopresldents were chosen every department of every railroad entering j being represented Tho mentioned club with headquarters Louisville and hav ing on its membership list the names inootiniduringS I organized for the of protec tion and not aggression From the very leglnnhtspof the present campaign It has apparently pleased certain and thou r supporters to wage a vindictive war business interests that we are engaged in and to refer to Us collectively ina manner and in such vltuperatholangu1g8 as are eaten to resentment As we lire not politicians In that sense of the word that applies to tho office seeker we have not placed ourII Ills however thin souse of this club in order to place ourselves in the light before the people In general and also before the employes in the State that adI club and to ask that tho same be given just consideration by all To begin with we wish to say that this Club was organized solely by Indlvlduallrbearit and If any benefits are derived the credit be ours along with seeingthatIVe would like to say further as a club and individually that we have i never been approached by an owner or operator of the roads We work for with a demand orrequest that we iiipport Any particular party or can Jluate for a political contrary to our wishes or preference yet- some of us have been In the service a great number of years Neither do wo know of nor have we heard of any particular employe who has lost lila position dr was threatened with the loss of it for supporting or tailing to support any particular party or candidate majority of us regard politics as practiced by the as an of imaginary issues to be used by the the sole purpose of getting a poUtical job anti so long as our personal interusta are not vitally assailed we do not weII kind At present we have good free employment where we can earn a plenty for present needs and by ex ercising a little economy save up a portion of our gotten income for the future and of these earn legs we tare not required to contrib ute to the campaign lund nor to support a certain candidate or administration In order to hold our positionsYou not find us in tho Police Court on Monday mornings not one per cent of bur number are gar nlsheed or sued for debt and yet our merchants here and along the line will tell you that we buy good buymorewho are apparently better able to afford it W6 support charitable Institutions provide or the poor and needy pay our taxes and ihon we attempt to exercise the freedom of speech or gather for the purpose of publicly showing our die approval of a harty or measure that threatens our legitimate prosperity we are referred to as t1hlrellngs politician theyknowtate During the present campaign we taken thu pzuhers1tried to keep posted auth wll plaice our support where it will at least prevent harm to our Interest to the of our bU9h1essnnd the Interest of those that vo deal with- Ait we understand it the McChord railroad measure would permit a merchant a farmer and a doctor to serve as a commission to assess the haulingfreightfessions are alt tIme most honorable but for comparisons sake couldnt they equal rounds for Justness and iiiness appoint a commission of railroad men to assess the value of calico hay or to prescribe at the bedside of the While that commission would no doubt be composed of the most honorable citi zens to be found Is it reasonable to capalie of lekulatlnlitrafllcas would the who has finally reached his responsible position after of experience in the different departments of trafllc Could such commission Inexperi enced In such matters figure on costs actual and prospective of building maintaining and operating a railroad including thin costs hroseiitiuii accuracyIafriiess chargeforGrove to Louisville This measure if adopted would be placing the of Kentucky in the hands of three inexperienced commissioners and Isnt it to conjecture that while no doubt unintentionally in order to keep out of the hands Of the Re Vouldbocompelledto they are now buying thulr ommglmmos cars raIls ties tutu otb supplieserut cheap ns lImit niarkot would timers be any means of oltIsetting this lows in way other than by getting cheaper men to work for themIwill we not have to make reductions to correspond Wont wo have to wear cheaper clothes and snore Wont we IIIe to pay our landlord less house rent or move into ono that rents cheaper Wont we have to got a pint of milk from the milkman instead of gutting a quartlWill our bIll with tho grocer be as large as now In other if our purchasing power is reduced will It not lit turn eifect the business of every soul that we trade with to that extent For these reasons if for no other we areltida club and individually opposed to thurc Law tf y t a I ii I d 4 Now in regard to candidate Goo bcl ThOinaJorlty us only have 11 newspaper acquaintance with tin man and it would hardly be fair I dscuss his personality but since Ii lias publicly announced his purposes Intentions both bo fore since his nomination It SA In line to consider hit declarations In his opening speech for tin nomination at Lebanon he endorsee the McChord bill and said ho won use his Influence to have this ora similar measure made a law should ho become Governor For this If opposestocampaignhelings and slaves and with but fev exceptions If any has ho failed tc denounce our business and interest front every stump he has mounted in the State yet in tho face of this record of abuse from the same stump whore he threatens our comet he announces himself as the ot the railroad man and a 8 evidence of the fact recommend a measure prohibiting the running of doubo headers In other words he abuses us as hire lings and slaves from one stump and from the next tries to Invent an supportVht fror running a team PossI- bly such a measure would give em plo mollt to more teamsters nnd open a market for more wagons and If so perhaps such a measure would gain support of thin makers and drivers Prohibit th building of twostory houses itsdangerous to work on high buildings and such a measure would place on the market a largo frontage of vacant lots which would certainly win him the support of the lot own agentsAs iti should Mr Goebel bo made Gov ernor nnd carry out his intentions and promises there would likely bt henderlandthey being manned by poorly paid crows We are told by lila supporters that wo should support because- he has himself to be thin railroad mans friend by making their bonds to get them out of Jail de fending them III tim courts and by successfully handling their claims against the companies for personal injuries received Is it IIOSS we are that class of people who ex 11Ilngfrleudssional bondsman Are we to violate the laws and require the services of a percentage attorney to plead our cases before the courts Have wo received Injuries without getting our claims properly adjusted isnt any good lawyer just as competent as Goebel to handle the case and sixtyfloL leo for sameIA that he broke into the convention and stole tho nomination and on that account they have bolted the action of his convention others re maining as supporters claim his shrewdness as in stealing tho nomination proves Jeyond doubt that he Is an extremely thais and Just such a man as we should have for Governor In other words the burglar that can enter your place of business crack your safe and get away with tho goods i jobasMasterhas been thoroughly demonstrated that ho Is a slick article with tools Is It possible that good reasonable honorable citizens are In earnest when they voice such an endorse meat Are former proud statesmen to be displaced altogether by the scheming politician Is all sense of Justice anti fairness to be side tracked amid this greedy rush for political otllco It actually seems that a moral blight over mens souls spreadIIk60public and private Interests would if possible be sacrificed for the sake ofprefermentMr bail us out of Jail and at thin same time threatens to put us in thin poorhouse threat ens to destroy all corporations especially tho railroads drive In dustries front the State prevent others from coming reduce our pa ca1ls us hirelings and sllves- Ind as an all healing ointment for these bruises oJrers to recommend SINCIIK headers Now we wish to say to the rail road men of tho State and to our nlongtheGoebel his principles and his ticket not from a partybut from n business and moral point of view The of us are country raised and our families and connections aro still residing among you in the various smaller towns nnd on the farms along tho lino and through out the State antI our interests are your Interests because your boys your brothers your relatives and your friends are working right hereon the road with us and for those reasons we believe you will oppose any measure or party that threatens the destruction of our interests and consequently tho interest of the whole State ns in time present cam paign perllonallytolined above we address you in this manner trusting that you will join us In thwarting tho designs of this aggregation of political tricksters QoebelticketE H MolNToair i- O P DKMUTH Com GKO IlKFFNEIt Good News for Our Readers Who havo scrofula taints In their blood and who has not Scrofula in all its forms is cured by Hoods punlies frequently appears In children is greatly to be dreaded It Is most likely to affect time glands of neck whIch become enlarged eruptions appear on the head anti face and the UponItsshouldbetem by a thorough course of Hoods IlalnfulrunnIng scrofula sores which drain tine system the strength and existence utterly wretched Mr Bryan Is a versatile man as every one knows When wheat goes down free silver Is preached when wheat goes up the trusts are trapsorisingTine toharpOrayson Eaglet It nay Save Your Life A dose or two of Foleys Honoy and Tar will prevent an attack of IlIIen monln or severe cold if taken In time Cures coughs colds croup hrelthlngsumption asthma or bronchitis Gives positive relief in advanced stages of consumption asthma or bronchitis U narnnteetl Campbell Co menearI ej i crI 1 RIGHTS OF THE NEGRO JIOfiBurden of This Juig Chargep to the Gra id Jury IEVLNSLAY8DOWITRELAV Colored Citizens Must No Free to Ex crciso Elctlvis Franchise I HEAVY PENALTIES IESSOBIBED Ptrtoni Who CusiItIlaI Urlrlim iTujr Ior Uajluf OS SKto a li ItpTIuiiii rruu lUaltlcrlut In V tIl Will Ho Wall lo Iii Thl Otisc uf M UnlUit Cxltug a IUnited States District Judge Evans in a recent charge to a Kentucky Jury 11lucidly laid down the law prescribing punishments for various offense meant to protect a certain clua of citizens of the United States In the cxI erclse of the elective franchise It Is t1c1ear and to the point Those persons who contemplate driv Ing away or buying off of negroes to keep them from registering or voting therefore need well to take a look at Judge Evans charge uTtEq grand jury It was as follows There Is a statute of the United States which prescribes punishments for various offenses meant to protect a certain class of citizens of the Unit eel States in the exercise of the elective franchise Understand gentlemen that in nothing that you do should you permit partisan politics to have the slightest Influence with you The grand jury is meant to be the most mentlaw It II your duty and it la mine and it should be the pleasure of each of us to administer the law Justly fairly and rightly In no spirit of partisanship In no spirit of oppression but with a spirit guided solely by the desire to observe our oaths and dls charge the duty thereby Imposed upon us it Is my duty to call your attention to this statute as to all others and to explain to you possibly somewhat more at length because these statutes are not aa familiar to the people gen emIly as othersto explain to you to some extent what these offenses are Section 5507 of the statute3 of the languagetmeans or obstructs or combines and confederates with others to binder delay prevent or obstruct any citizen from doing any act required to be done to qualify hire to vote or from voting at any election in any state terrltorydlstrlct county city parish township school district municipality or other territorial subdivision shall be fined not less than 500 or be Imprisoned not less than one month nor more than one year or be punished by both such fine and Im prisonment Congress lias not exercised any power in this statute except that of enforcing the provisions of the 15th amendm nt to the constitution of the United States So that this section of the statuteapplles solelyto the colored man so far as the design of the statute goes to protect them from any of those thing that are denounced as crimes by the statutes You will observe therefore that this section has refer ence to the colored man and this Is a part of the act known as the civil rights bill designed to carry Into ef feet the rights given to him by tho fifteenth amendment to the constitu tion of the United States With this explanation you wilt understand that very person who prevents a colored man from voting by means of intim idation or bribery Is guilty of an of tense against the laws of the United States Statute II Uroaii Now you will observe too that this statute Is very broad In its language and I say to you gentlemen of time jury in cities like this and In other cities of the state of Kentucky where registration Is required as an act precedent to the right to vote that this statute would embrace any prevention of registration any hindering or con trolling of registration by means of bribery or Intimidation because If he does not register he can not vote and it would be absurd and ludicrous to hold this statute to refer merely to the day of the election where ho would IntlmldaI or use money fact that he had not registered and yet to say that It did not apply to time registration itself So that I Instruct you that It is an offense against tine laws of time United States for any manor set of men by means of bribery or intimidation to prevent hinder or con trol any colored man In registering as- thrprehlminary to voting at the dee tionAnd I will say to you further that this statute does not epply to congres sional elections nor to presidential elections only It applies to all alec lions In which the colored man has the right to vote It was enacted for the purpose of guaranteeing to the colored man the right that the people had glv n him under the fifteenth amendment 13 the constitution ot the United Utates And we must look into this question gentlemen of the jury front a broader standpoint tItan any to which I have averted It la fortunate possibly certainly It Is not a misfortune that the federal court has this luchpower It Is no calamity to the country nor to the liberties of the people that as many courts as possible have jurisdiction to punish offense against the elective franchise for the reason that the government of the United States or the governments of the states and all the governments of our municipalities are based at last upon the fee expression of the will of the people through the ballot and any machinery that may be provided anywhere that can materially asalstorald In the prevention of crimes against the ballot box that can mater- Ially aid in a free fair and full expression of the will of the people is usetul and beneficial to the public not for the purpose of Oppressing anyone not for the purpose of depriving any man of the right of suffrage not for the purpose of influencing any man to vote any other way than as he pleases but simply to protect hIm inf doing A I C what he desires to do as a voter to give him the right to vote as he pleases and to punish any man who by means of Intimidation or bribery prevents him frotrtvqtlng as he pleases So that whatever others aay do It lithe duty of those charged1 with the enforcement of the law to look to tin law as Ula and to set that those who are guaranteed protection by the law should lave IV and that those who violate the law are punished With the punishment alone have we anything to do The government of the United States can not Interfere and docs not by these statutes in the slightest degree Interfere with the con duct of any election The elections allover our state our conducted under the laws of the state exclusively and no officer of the United States has the least right to Interfere with tho elec tlon or its progresses All that these sections of the statute do and the next section to which I shall call your at tentlon U to provide punishment against evildoer If they violate the laws of the United States These laws like all other laws are to operate upon acts that have been dons and to restrain the doing of criminal scts by the tear of the en forcement of the laws and whenever the laws of the United State shall be systematically disregarded because the men charged with the execution of theo laws violate their oaths and do not enforce them it will be a sad day for the government The government of the United States is lobe perpet uated It at all by an honest vigilant enforcement of the laws that congress makes for the protection of the people Further FtlonU There are one or two other section to which I shall call your attention In the same connection Section 5508U two or more perr Sons conspire to Injure oppress threaten or intimidate any citizen in the free exercise or enjoyment of any right Or privilege secured to him by the constitution or laws of the United States or because of his having so exercised the same or It two or more persons go in disguise on the highway or on the premises of another with Intent to prevent or hinder hIs free ex ercise or enjoyment of any right or privilege so secured they shall be fined not more than 5000 and Imprisoned not more than ten years and shall moreover bo thereafter ineligible to any offlce or place of honor profit or trust created by the constitution or laws of the United States Furthermore there U quite an Important section 5509 which provides that if In the act bt violating any provision In either of the two preceding sections any further felony or misdemeanor be committed the offender shall be punished for the same with such punishment as is attached d to aueh felony or misdemeanor by the laws of the state in which the offense Is com mittedAnd gentlemen let me say in refer ence to this statute that the period of limitation that bars a prosecution of a crime Is three years So that If with in three years last past you find any one guilty of any of these offenses or any of tIme others to which I shall allude they are subject to indictment it you think there is reasonable ground for their conviction I Now It is an offense against the laws pf the United States to conspire to dd anything to which I have alluded under the other section and the conspiracy must be engaged in by two or more persons before it Is a conspir lacyI have known and so have you heard of many Instances where there was a conspiracy by means of which persons were prevented from exercis ling the right of suffrage by means of bribery For example I take It It you were to find anywhere that 10 or 15 or 100 of these colored men had been by means of bribery Induced to go into a house for the purpose of btlng kept from voting that would be conspiracy It engaged In by one or more persons If any of these things are done by mere persuasion it Is no offense against the laws of the United States A can persuadu U to do this by any means except to brlbo or Intimidate him and those things are entirely within the liberties of the people If done by per suasion This Is what we endeavor to do to persuade our fellow citizens t go with us on these questions Then is no offense here The offense consists in doing such things by means of bribery and Intimidation The iBKvnuoajMri ol Childhood Children are single minded an dsiuv ida Thin inxennuncneea childhood U one of Us charms Insincerity anti pro tense tire foreign to tine child and iu life Is a transparent one In this respect we all need to become as little children Tboehams with which our life II filled ahonld be lIning away The deceptions of foolisluprldffelKmld be dropped nod we should live one with another In the simplicity of childhood Only thins way we Know the happiness that belongs to none bnt the absolutely honest f Evan rellit Depend an Clirlit Itockou on Christ to do His part pet footly Directly you give Ho tskes Directly you will open the door Ho en tens Directly yon will open tho flood gates Ha pours iu a glorious tide pf fullness fullness of wealth of power of joy The clay has only to be plaitlo to the hand of a Pallssy tho macblbhai only to bo pliant to the oblsel of a Michael Angola the organ hirohly to be responsive to the slightest touch of a Handel the student has only to follow the least bint of a Faraday or a Whe well and there will be 110 faIlure In 1nailll1oepUbleto thohlgbliIdealwo will lot Him do Ills work uuhfudor tilijev If B Meyer rEUGENE ien free FIELDS to ach person Inter I rued In tubicrlblni la NonPOSubicribe any amount A 700dulreJ Subscriptions s lloo wllln debutBThe okcr theFIeLD PLOWIMB century bandaome 1111 S a II as a I IUuICrale Ijy cerliflcile of tcbfcrlp I tfilrtr two olh IlonlolulIJ mrouk coii World Gnat eel tune a Icllon of- I Artists Fields 11 I ant most I I repiesrnuiiv works and Is ready for But for the noble contribution ol tlie world greatest artists this book could nOl have been manufactured fur mesa than 7dO The Fund createS Is di a Ided equally between the family of the late I iingene field and the Fund for the buildlne of a monument lo Ibe memorroflh beloved poet of childhood Eofitne Field Monument Souvenir Fund i to Monroe St Chicago Alto at Dock Stores If you alto wish to send postage enclose toe Meoilon THE tug as adv Is as our IDaeuedJ Subscribe for THE BEE f r MR EPiZOOT WILKINS j flo Returns From WaetiloBton ana BriBivpUeonraiclnir NCTTI to Mr CI riionjhe Political iitaa ttoa Ir t Copyright 11S toy American Press Also clatlon1- AriiJUAcK FARU iwicn Is NEXT TO- GnoVtn ClKVELAXD0 IK THE sTAt uv Koo Gcnscr Tuth Edltun After eucounterln so many setback tu Dlmlcratle haruluny and heerln no end ur bad nooxo from ivery pint uv the po Iltlkal kumpnes doorln ml stay In Wash- Ington I hey returned home fer a brcef koniuttaihun with Mr Cleveland befoar 1 go abroad agltt Intu territory outside uv No Qefiej tu drum up recroots Wen I- eOt down odd realized how be lied uacht- Inc runs later and sot me adrift among strangers with more mutiny In ml pocket than I lied over seen thoro befoar J felt bet Itwood be hate lugratltood not tu call upon him smut let Lisa share the at dlckshuns bet had fallen ontu me I toots hit bidder on tbo harts dote es I approacht lila premUls antI found tho grate man engaged In Benin n ben wlch accrued tu be wobblln around tu much tu loot Mr Cleveland peece ful ideaL The old hen wus walkln anti kickIn nod cacklln In a belligerent attl tood amid fatvd tu appreslilato her own er pacific inteaihuns jest px sum DIml crnts hey dun weneter hit hamo It men shuned lleffiar I coed git a chance tu as caujthluf Mn Cl reIand kbmmcnced to talk tu thaobjeck uv hi sollcltood and onliurJehcd his tu her es It she hed bin ai dplegata tu a nomlaatln convent shun JYn air a toomultuous and kon trary old kuan sod he but I kh not at ford tn heY yu feel cuny nnnlmoslty agin line Vu used konclllatloa Yu air Jest like the Ulmlcrntlc party ci conitltooted at the present tluie Yu liar tu mutch Silo blud In Ire conitltoosbun and riot nuuff juilgDieut tu bak it up Yii air hiintln for trubble In every dlrecjsihun and likely tu find It It yu keep on huntlu fir IL Yu cvrd sum strong man like me for Instance who rood secte yu with a mailed Sand and hold yn In cheek wile yu get rid uv the fit In fever thct seetnu oulialanco yu Iu yuro prcscut fralm uv mind there II na tellln whut further delooahuu may enter yuro bed nor how soon yu jvlll run up ngtu cum bigger bird thet kits Ilk the ituffin out nv yu Thnro Is the Balm ouccrtalnty eI tu how yu will act after yu gtt quieted down and git Intn the Incoobatln blincu Vhut kind ur a platform bird I mean air yu guln tn hatch out t Air yu golotu hatch out wuu with golden plumage or wun with tllrrr tethers or wnn with no culler at oil t lrhllpllru will Incoobate a scare crow with a ulgger outfit U wlch tu scare lumbnddy thet U easily cared jcrt on the Itepubllklni uv Daltlmore wus bl our folks at the city elecbun In May Oh bet I rood1 tIu a per Into futoorlty antI find out Whut Is abed ur urF- Indlh ml benefactor In such a mrdlta Lir tnooil and IncIIucJ tu be deapoadeut It made roe downcast mtulf wen I remembered thet I brought no tldlns kal culaled JI1 cheer the hart ur any Dlmt rnt hoo huncercd and thirsted fer offls 80jMt ci be wus about tu rcaootn isle conrcnashnn with tho hen In regard tu pollttkalekonomy I nuht up tu him and frantlkally embrnlst him amidships rs fer cs I rood reach Whnt noose from the Uttlcfleld sd he ea he gently entangled me frum hU linteL The nooio U all wnn wo and all agin ns Mr Prwldcnt sod I wether yu look at It irum a military or a poUtlka standpoint The FUlipecn heetben heY not cum np tu our cxpvctaaban In op poiln tho Amerlkin armies and the Dry an insurgent sire glttln tu numeral and palsy fer onr cutnfort The Itepubllkln air glltln all the party glory out ur the war tha urns tom lutu and tharc dont Deem tu bo notliln left far us tu du hut tu Mt down on our haunches and growl Ur whut good U cnny kind ur a teeth en Id like tu kno if wo kent yooxo him for the benefit ur the Dlmlcratle par ty led Mr Cleveland I was opposed tu the wr and still nm opposed tu all kind nr strife tint will benefit the lie publlkla party but It yu kin also me cuny assortment nv heethcB ennywhero wlch wo kin ketch ontu And rope em Intu our own ranks I kin bI depended upon tim utend a frendly welcome to rra if tBa will protnlso tu be faithful tu the civil semis out rtreuod reform Uicuso me Mr Prettdent seal I but net Ix exactly whut I her lied tu contend agtnit In Washington wham yu scut mo tu harmouUo to menny different laruplcs ur DJmlcrnts One and all of em set tint cirtl IOnI and rertiioo reform wiu plade out and bet wIi coodnt win In 1000 bi hanglu live men ontu ded Usooi nor by banelog live luoo ontu ded men We mutt her lumthln noo and ntnrtlln and cnuithln bet wont be tu itiggeiittr ur a graveyard The prvvnlllii oplnyun wus hot we Alreddy her on baud tu tuenojr unburied corpses boo air walkln around aud makln ballets tha air alive That Is wharo they air all rang sail Mr CloytlauJ etneitly We dont want nothln noo Vo must toiler In the tout steps uv our fourfftthor arid beliero In whutercf tha Nwe ort to believe Iu wen we got tu It We air alwaio boor ur n man boo ttlllrtblnk ho U vatIn ter An droo Jackson wen he votes fer sue but thare U ho dependence tu be placed ontu a man thet Joe hunlln mound ten noo Isaoo and non candidates The Dltnl crntlc party kin never hope tu cum Inter power nIii If It make Intelligence tent or tries tu compact with the Ilvpubllkln In keepln abreit ur tine tlmeOtlritrougeit bold is tn ignore ex far ex pus sible allalloo huui tu paaaln crentf and lit back antI flto agio nigger kuprenfocy and the danger we sir all liable tu of berin sum nigger marry our daughter We won tile tile in Ilaltlmoro bl sick tac- ticS and we kim conduct a campsite along ilch line with mAn llul cnthooilasm- Wo cood du It so far ex yu anti lair vvnierned Mr President sad I and we coodcaxlly Indooce the Dlmlcrnta ur Noo Geney to waller whuterer true sot befoar cui but tbare seems tu be suns yung men In our party in other Malts boo want tu look abed and not tile the bat ties ur heir grandfather Applejack dont cecvu tu reach their cases at all and i rim ofrnJo bet we abel looze Ibelr votes nnd their Inflooeuco 1 her appecled tu them to irate fer kalamlty tu euro and lisa ikornfully rcpllda thet lbs preferred prosperity Then thare Is but little hope tee them sod Mr Cleveland A Dlmlcrat lice klnnot wets tet kalamlty in these dUIicarti iiIii times Is no troo Dlmlcrat t ilkltu HAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature herself cUd In iSis rb cc tprlnir bloeeomsforth trees au4110erlcaOlltu tile deeuondent chord to vibrate to this the most delighifut of all springtime and how da you feel Hive you feellar tie rurarunur of Malaria sod 11Pbo1G leverS U so you snail oou pass mats warningaas It Is an of sickness conault tu as our advice costs you notblaf Call om your druggist and sv bottle ot Dr Carlatedts Oernurt LtnrPowdr Take one doss a day atUd time for als davs then c bTonicWMks course these tworreat will feel Ilka tbo Cowers look la the Spring Prepare yooraelf for the malarial or hot seaaoa when liii attuotpBcr II fall of germs If easssry and witsu gong systint wants youtrepeat the above These StsmedLesie WatsoUkr Sti llornftrd Drug Store T C Ruttle Is ondeavorliig to orbgaiilzo a stock company for the tion n lit OwensIhero wlthcallncltyfor per clayaGood for the ChildrenaMrs Ella UiiiHon of 11111 ton Ala writes us August 12 1898 I advise nil inoUiers to give their children g Planter Nubian Ien when th yare puny or fretful I keep this medicine house tumid when the children aro ailing Ifffvo thorn a dos anti that is tIme last of ItiSold by St Bernard Drugstore H v WE CANT TURN BACK Without JoinS Violence to Sacred Obligations OUR DUTY 1H THE PH LIPPIHESp laanrarent Claims In Lsssu Conflict With Artlcln of the lsnI Treitlr a Doeument WhloU limits Vt u tur fim Certain UutM Kovnlt Jlut he Crashed Not unless the United Qtatri were capable of the betrayal of eacieJ obll gagtlona ccuM It recOgnlro the Insur gent claims In Luzon The constant repetition cf tho Toga dsinard that we shall aCkowlcdgo their K wornuicdt Is limply ridiculous Wo wcrq at war with Spain and settled It by treaty That document binds us to perform certain duties One provision is that the civil rights and political statue of the native Inhabitants of the territory ceded to tho United Stntca shall be determined by cougresa The presi dent can nut act beyond this limita thou Conrcea has yet to meet arid tako up the subject Article 9 of tho treaty guarantees that Spanish sulk jects may remain in the Islands and enjoy the tights of other foreigners Article 10 Is a pledge for the free exercise of religion article 11 guarantees Spanish rights In the courts article IS protects Spanish copyrights and article IS agrees that for 10 years Spanish merchant vessels In Philippine ports shall have the sumo privileges ns American ships RecognitIOn of thoTagal government would be a repudiation of the treaty and before the meeting of congress at at that It would be an announcement to Spain that our treaty pledges would be deliberately violated Such a course would give Spain a weighty grievance against the United States and one In whoso presence we1 could only hang our beads In rbame for no honorable response could be made Tho Tugal revolt must be crushed or our good faith In framing treaties with the ac knowledged powers will stand Irrepar ably broken down When the Tagals present themselves with a flag of truce requesting that this country admit their Independence they might be handed a copy of the treaty with Spain as a sufficient and unanswer able reply The Tagal proposition II- an Insult as well at a challenge and should get no further hereafter than an outpost CAN THIS BE TRUE A Its DieiMrJlr list Unsnthed lit CM I HI Inn The most diabolical plot ever laid jj ajQUii sl campaign has been un earthed In Covlngton U was nothing less than a schoawto Inveigle W J Bryan Into the state and bave him rottenegged on his first appearance on a platform to speak Devilish aa the plot Is trusty Goebel mea have been delegated to carry It out with tho hope that such aa outrage being charged against the Brown Democrats wilt cause a stampede to Qoebel To such straits have the Ooebelltcs been reduced they are willing to humiliate Bryan that Qoebel may be benefited Details of the dastardly scheme are meager but enough baa been learned to Ox the plot upon the henchmen of Qocbcl Such tactics will meet with condemnation from all honest Demo crate as it Is well known that the real Democrats are friends of Bryan and would not stoop to such diabolical work The whole plot Is Intended to Injure the Brown ticket and create sympathy for Qoebel Mr Bryans real friends are anxious that he shall Co Informed of the kind of reception prepared for him by his pretended friends and warned against his becoming an inno cent party to such a plot U will bo remembered that in 1898 John O Carlisle was rottenegged at Covlngton This piece of littleness was carried out by the same gang of Qoebelltcs who would now humiliate Brrou In order to cieata sympathy for their l J arid master5 tfMiiii ltiM l itMHMfllnf bf Sir HrftD From 1873 to 1892 the list of protect ed Items or articles contained four thousand names and the average pro tective duty under the McKlnley law was EO per cent In his speech in Chi cago denouncing trusts Mr Bryan said Another thing that to my judg went has aided monopolies la a high tariff No one can dispute that n tariff law an Impost duty enables the trust to charge for Its product the price of a slmllarforelgn product plus tIme tariff There H nothing new about tfets On the contrary it is a place ot old folly a mere theory or assertion exploded long since The CourierJournal once proved In the most conclusive manner that the theory Is unsound as follows Since 1873 there was a reduction In the commodities which farmers have to buy sugar fell BO per cent nails C2 bar Iron 67 steel rails 7Ct lild coffcee lli tea 73 sheeting 48 drilling 65 shirting 45 standard prints 47prlnt cloths 56 quinine 89 glass goblets 70r 10 by 14 window glass 50 under- shIrts 56 ginghams 64 carpets 66 pepper 62 molasses 63 The average decrease In price under tIme highest tariff ever known Is 654 per cent Hero Is a difference between Ur Bryan and the CourierJournal of 1054 per cent which literally crushes Mr Bryans charge that the tariff law an Impost duty enables a trust to charge for Its product the price of a similar foreign product plus the tariff Deweys Adaptability to Cir urn stances Admiral Dpwoy IH n rnihnrknbio Illustration of thin adaptability of of our race to rid circumstances that unexpected ly surround anti meet hem Ho showa tim ability of our leaders to successfully with now aud road But with thstendency of his American blood and training and thin Inspira tion which lie train birth nt childhood In Vermont are certain ihdlsponsablo latent qualities such as consummate load ership executive liidom courage strength of coitvlctlbh wore only brought out b the attle of Manila cares that preceded and followed that engage Long before to hum largo lrehn of friends In naVril political nd business circles ho of urbanity discrimination nt selfpossession wliloh put to their full test Manila cant paign proved oqual to tine emer Jlon John Ilarrott in Harp ers Magazine br M X Simmons Liver Medicine Quickens Ibe Appollle Aids Dilution fives Tonic and Vigor to all the functions and fortifies Ib sys tem icslnil Bpldemje Influences l Literary Notes G W Stevens tho war correspond ont who bocamo famous dra matic narrative of Kitcheners cam paign to Khartoum thoughtful article In thinbutobar number of Harpers Magazine the nitect of 1rayfus affair on France An ibis John Ilarrott late United States Minister to Slam arid for ten months war correspondent at Ma nila gives an lion of the diameter nut personality of Acimnimal 1owey KirMnrtirs Cons way thin greatest mountain climber surlti opoims the mumsoberwith thin story if ascomit of Ihhinsania one of the highest nnd most Inacces z chili of Bolivian Asides Part Second Of Tho Flr t American Hf Home arid ills Households by Leila Herbert gives an Interest lug descriptiomi of itsiIngiosss life Iii Now York vhseis lie city uvas thin seat of the national government Julian tintitr thin 1110 Tout lug on Two Sens describe1 n voy ago olsolie tnt Ito famous P and U CalcuttaSiiesrt 1 amidSttjiietiFlit largest Issue of Harpers Weekly over published Is Dowoy Number ready September 28th Itetwoon Its coy ers printed In colors are fiftysix devoted almost entirely to Admiral Downy rusd time eventful Incidents career For Interestlngand authoritative articles and fuse drawings tithe Dewey num ber In perhaps unprecedented thin aniinbi periodicals Kudynrd Kipling contributes a m tile most Rtrlklng work since his Illness entitled Let Us Now Praise Famous Men A history of thin Dowoy family and a of the Admirals is con tribu led the Hon Joust Ilarrott into United States Minister to Slain an Intimate friend of lisa Admiral and closely associated with him for ton months at Manila Throughout this period Mr llarrett careful notes of everything of material In crest and consequently his article contains n stunts of new In formation on upon these allengross lug subjects number contains also an Important article on thin Iteliryiooiniison Dewey ond Manila campaign Il lumetratatiwith un published portraits nnd with superb drawing of nnvnt BCKIIDH It 18 n number that Is smut inly worth read lug lint worth preserving The Issue for October 7lh will Ad miral Iewes reception lit New York and tim succeeding number will be given over to time story of the contest the Americas cup The special fashion mimlKsr of Harpers llaxar published October tli contains n and authoritative presentation of au tumn anti fashions The number is elaborately Illustrated anti gives full descriptions of tine reception gowns outing costumes negligeedurlnfftho coming autum and win tar The largo number of stew suit fashionhint make this tis sue Invaluable to every woman The Author f In tile SUps The nuttier of In hut Steps tho famous religious book of which over three million copies have now ben soul lies been Induced tu answer In an article which he has sent to The Ladles Howe Journal the question which unconsciously comes to time mind after IsIs book Is title Plait IrdetieahiO 10 our preseiutt- hiulhu ti r ihieliitsru tiocit riot i VadH the question but answerH It In ii direct and vigorous manner and tells exactly what he believes would bo tho effect of isis Pulls upon mod itreseistdayTho generation U only slow coming to understand tInt meaning of time work It to 4MrseCiiariottuundertaken to snake this clear In her article What Work In which rip- penrs In tho October Cosmopoli tan Under thin title of Christian Science and thin hook of Mrs Eddy Mark Twain contributes to Oc tuber Cosmopolitan what Is tho most remarkable magazine article yearIwairiKflf tho humorist nnd tho keen far sighted philosopher He handles fthieBets them units most forcibly HU statement concerning Eddys saysIof Creation that n Voice linn gone crashing through with such placid and complacent confidence and command ERUYE TASTELESS CHILL TONICWARRANTED PRICE OOcts ULcATL5itLL UovniMaarts 1oltcine o he Liua Mo oOiIovIcbought three rose alreadi tula jenr In all our ex perlunru of 54 Uruit bUsiness bare sever suid am amidi ibaae aucu saute UcUou M juur Tonic Vuurs truly 4siresrCASS Leo BO YEARS EXPERIENCE ATENTS fltt JAnronei aeodiag at sketch and deaeHitUess saa1 ascertatn our opinion free oa liOns etrletir conOdentlaL Uanabooi oo PMtstI st jNrtasuiTatenUfKtelnette wltaeuekaira in the Sckrnifk JlmerkasCAhsndsomsliSnitrste4 weekly 7areset dru- maItOn of any earl rourmitblL HulCbyaIhnawasaiena UNN Co38iBresdwIYWwYorkY Mrsueb 0oe M V fit Wathlnglou IC Are you a subscriber to TUB Bmw You should be v p a 1 JAYOR OF DEFENDENTI AgainstK4 1e k Coal Cu Decided J Asked Damages for Polluted rt Water on Farm LandI aUlfIOnvl1le Ky Oct IiTho suit or JII Lunsford against theI Uglnpcko Conl Company for alleged o on account of water nol liitod by minerals in notation that flows through farm land of the plnlntilT was today decided in ClrIrt horo b a verdict for T detendontIfluB suit caused considerable lu terest Tho lalntilf claimed that his farms productiveness was in jured by water the do fondant hold that tho damage waatlimited to the pollution of water anti sot tho Importance of UbcMinining Industry ajjalnst tho F vnluo of such claim Many wit nesses were hearth Stable Burned A Thie mule stable of tho St Bernard l Company at Mortons GnpI burned TuoBuny afternoon rho I building ntl contents was n total l but no stock was burned It wiis fired cinders hauled nm- lIJUtlntothu stalls the man who not realizing they wero hot Tho loss will probably reach 2000 Including a car load corn that had been put in within n few driyVpast Thero was no Insurance Republican Speaking Dates Judge W II Holt and Capt 1 W Thtock f I imortoo1linrsday Oct 12 Franklin 1 pmoFriday Oct 13 Smiths p in Saturday Oct 14 Urownsvllle 1 pln JuJi CllfionJ Pratt and W It DaydIliiss cuvula Saturday Oct pnfVersailles Wednesday Oct 18 1 p in Nlcholasville Thursday Oct 191 p pLancasterWinchester Monday Oct 23 Ip in Carlisle Wednesday Oct 25 IInTolcsboro Thursday Oct2OIIm lion John V Yerkei Bowling Green Tuesday Oct 17 1 Greenville Wednesday Oct 181 Itp litppiiIspfn 11cp in Hickman Monday Oct 23 lIlt in 1aducah Tuesday Oct 24 1 p in- IIartfordWednesdayOct21lpmtj H N Lander and II S Smith Thursday Oct 12 Knttawa 730 p p in Friday Out 13 Padiicnh TM p in Saturday Oct 14 Cadiz 7 110 p in Monday Oct 10 Klkton 780 p in Tuesday Oct 17 Aliensvillo 784tp in Wednesday Oct 18 Knssollville 7 730 p IIIdFriday Oct 20 Bowling Green730 p Saturday Oct 21 Greenville 730 of p in I Louisville Industrial Exposition Street Pair Midway Caroleval and Festival of FireIITho Louisville and Nashville Hall road will sell tickets to Iioutavilio on tho above account at ono faro for tho round trip Oct 13 18 and 21 limited two days in addition to date of salo Will also sell nt ono and oliothird faro on Oct 12 14 10 17 lID nut 20 limited to two days midittlon to Into of salecThe contract has been let for the vralirozulBreathitt county through Wolfo county into tho rich coal and timber lands of Eastern Kentucky n dlst alice of 20 Dillon h OUAHD THE 13AULOT floor Urn ot All runlet Should Or gatize at Oc The Louisville Dispatch begins an editorial In the words following Judge Pryor and Captain Kills era Democrats whose loyalty to Democratic principles has never been quca tloned They are men of Integrity no matter what may be the diner ent opinions of the people as to tho Goebel law there has been no disposi Ion to doubt that these gentlemen would do all In their power to honestly administer the law and to prevent frauds In the elections They oc cupy positions of power as well as responsibility They may at any time remove any member or all of the memo of any county board of election commissioners In the state It is not necessary for them to prefer charges and give a hearing They do not have o give a reason for removal Their discretion is broad and theIr power ab ferI boards to be shifted in turn to the precinct election officers Under tills machine they are responsible and it Is possible for them to escape re sponsibility That being the case why are such election officers appointed in FVxyette county That being the case why does the Dispatch feel moved to talk about what It calls The Lexington Outrage in the following The purpose of the Gocbolitca was strikingly displayed In the action of the Fayette county election commis loners According to the reports from Lexington which have not been de ied the Qoebel commissioners resort il to the characteristic Qoebel method of deception They told the Republi can tom missioners that the time In which registration and election officers to be appointed expired last Fri ay end that the appointments must be made that day They did not walt or the notice of appointment tg reachI the Republican member and their complete list of officers bothIRepublican and Democratic and the minutes of the meet written up In advance the Goebel program was rushed through without consideration of the lists as proposeda by the Republicans scThis Lexington affair is in line with the threats that have been made that the Goobelltes are to do the counting shows that an effort will bo made tout these threats Into execution wher ver the gang believes the people willr It demonstrates the urgent ne x- easity of a thorough organization for- ethe protection of the ballot and for the punishment of ballot thlevlcThe Nor and tbe Pulpit Wo should think that a minister whose chief aim was to the gos oelwhatever material would further thatsend Moro and more the story appears to be tbo form of discourse which ap eals to the multitude and which Is of en the vehicle of truths that would I never otherwise bo grasped No man of- ense would devote GO or even 25 Sun ay evenings during the year to scrImons of this character but an occa sional sympathetic discussion n story tho first order by a minister well versed in general literature and skillful n discerning its relations to life is as legitimate and may bo as fruitful aa expository or doctrinal or any other ind of ureacblnaCoiurregntionalist The Home nnU the CbarebIThere are two kingdoms of wblchI peace is the sovereign the home andc the church No one should ever throw the pebbles of discord into those waters Why one should remain in either when his presance gives offense is a species of martyrdom wo cannot understand DIsIord is antagonistic to the ono purpose of church and homo life To fight for a position In either is n battle to whichI cannot como God made tho orld wider than our necessities demand The margin belongs to those who are always better than their neigh ors or friends Presbyterian Journal i II RIng out the old RIng in the new RIng out the false lUng In the true If We bring to you the new and true from the plney forests of Nor- wayDRBELLS N I PineTarHoneyNatures science to a Pleasant Permanent Positive Otto for coughs colds antI all Inflamed surfaces of the Lungs and Bronchial Tubes The sore weary cough wom Lungs are ixhua rated the microbebearing mucus Is cut out the cause of that tickling Is removed and the InflamedI membranes are healed and soothed so that there Is no Inclination to cough 5SOLD BY ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS Bottle Only 26o 60oandlOO SlMtl IAMOSYCARSOIO aineeruaeiUI1 TUU 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Remedies r tFlI2RJt1 r OXOD UY IIXaX- aPrprcd DaUGoXBXB i7 JAMES Fe BALLARD St Louis THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON III FOURTH QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES OCT 15 Text of the Leon Ut vlll 8H 10 17 Jlcmory Venn 1817 Gulden Text lvuxyll n Commentary Prepared the Her D SI BCeurm Copyright 1S89 by D SI Stearns 3 And Esther spoke yet ngaln before the king and fell down at hU feet nnd besought him with tears to put away the mischief of Unman the Agaglte and his device that he had devised against the Jews The topic Is Esther pleading for her people but this nnd the following chapters Are only the conclusion of the story of Gods overthrow of tlnumu and his plot through Kstlior and Mordccil The kings sleepless night hit rcqitctt for the hook of records hU hearing there from that Mordecal hod saved lib life nnd no honor had been conferred upon him for It Unman being found In the court just then his being called In and naked what should be done for the rnan whom the king dellghlcth to honor hIs answer thinking that It meant himself his being compelled to do this for the man whom he had hoped to lines on the gal howe he had caused to be made and his being hanged himself on the same gal tows no soon afterward all give a most striking Illustration of one falling Into the lIlt he had tUgged for another 4 Then the king held out the golden scepter toward Esther So Esther arose and stood before tho king So had the king done when Esther came the first time and he had said to her at that time What wilt thou Queen Either and what Is thy request It shall be even given theo to the halt of time kingdom chapter v 2 3 If any one came to the king without being called and the golden scepter was not held out to them It meant death to the one thus Intruding chapter IT 11 How unspeakably great Is the privilege of every sinner to come to God through Jesus Christ sure that ho will not be cast out John III 10 neT xxII 17 John vl 3i nnd of every saint to come ns often as he will relying upon the promises In John xii 13 111- G And said If It please the king and t I have found favor In his sight nod the thing seem right before the king and I be pleasing In his eyes let It be written to reverse tho letters devised by Unman These letters the verso goes on to say wcro written to destroy the Jews In nil the kings provinces and for the lives of- hese Jews Esther was pleading Moses nd Samuel are two of the greatest Inter on record among mere men but there came a time In Israel history when even such Intercession ns theirs would not nvnll Jer xv 1 In answering one of Moses prayers the Lord sold unto him I will do this thing nUo that thou est spoken for thou hast found grace In sight and I know thee by name Ex xlll 17 0 For how can I endure to see the vil that shall come unto my people or ow can I endure to see the destruction f my kindred Consider the sorrow of heart and Intercession of Moses Nehe mlab Daniel nnd Paul Ex xxxil 32 Neh Ix Dan Ix Item ix 13 Consid r Jeremiah also as he suffers with Ids In their sorrows because of their ins Lam I 12 1C and as we think of our Lord actually taking our place and bearing our sIns In Ut own body may Jeremiahs question search us Is It noth ng to you 7 Behold I have given Esther tho house of unman and him they have hanged upon the gallows because he laid hand upon the Jews Thus said the king to Esther and to Mordecal and inverses 1 and 2 It Is more fully stated how Mordecal was put In IlamanM place of authority nnd the kings ring which Ha man hnd worn was given to Mordecai To touch the people of God Is to touch God Himself even ns It Is written lIe that touchcth you toucheth the apple of Ills eye Znch II 8 nod when Saul persecuted the Christians the Lord Jcsua from heaven that Saul was perse Him Acts ix 4 a Write ye also for the Jews as It llkcth you In the kings name and seal it with the klugs ring The rest of tho verse says that such writing so sealed no man reverse A law of the Modes Persians once made could not be al tered chapter 111 Dan vi812lD lint as the letters which had gone forth lied given power to all the people of the prov inces to kill all Jews young and old on the 13th day of the twelfth month It was possible now to send forth other letters authorizing the Jews to be ready ngalnit that day to avenge themselves on their enemies and this was done speedily verses t 14 compare chapter Hi 1215 15 And Mordecal went out from the presence of the king In royal apparel of blue nnd white and with n great crown of gold and with a garment of fine linen and purple and the city of Shuchan le joked and was glad See nlso what U written of hint In chapters Ix 4 x 3 hIs greatness In the kings house and In all the provinces an well as nmong his own people und how he was next to the king seeking the wealth of his people and speaking pence to all his seed lie makes us think of Joseph nnd Ids position In Egypt end the Messing which he was made to his people Both came up from great humiliation and from the place of death to be preeminent amid a source of blessing to multitudes 10 The Jews lied light and gladness and joy anti honor The first half of the next verse says that this was the case In every province nnd city where the kings commandment and decree came Had Mordecal bowed to Unman this would not have been but because he was faith ful to his God like Joseph and Daniel nnd lila friends he like they was great ly blessed mill honored and made a bless- Ing to many All are typical of Him through whom alone true joy and honor and gladnesii comes the only light of the world 17 And many of the people of tho land became Jews for the fear of the Jews fell upon them So we arc re minded that when the glory of the Lord shall be seen upon Israel In the latter days nil nations shall through them be blessed and that people out of nil nations shall take hold of a Jew saying We will go with you for God Is with you nod all nations shall go up to Jerusalem from year to year to worship the Lord of hosts Iso Ix 13 Zach vlll 23 sir 10 It was very evident in this case that God was with tho Jews and therefore tho people turned to them When the Phil istines came to Isaac desiring to have his favor the reason they gave was We saw certainly that tho Lord was with thee Gen xxvi 22- TIiinlc at God Just turn from the world n moment and think of God Do BO especially when you are anxious and worn with core Turn to Him and leave your trou blo with Him Many of them will shrink lightfallsman In the fairy tale that tho devil has been leading you on by making yon bo hove that withered turnips were gold Turn to God in your moments of joy and gratitude too Share them with Him Apply the social instinct to the best companion of nilto your Father WatchmanAll Thing Now Having tho mind of Christ let tho days find you bearing one another hardens or lining tho hours ns they piles with a beautiful service which shall be myrrhlaidto cover our sins with forgiveness and to make all things nowL Monch Chambers Iu Uu41t3 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stf t 1e CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR foplo For the Week Beginning Oel 15 Comment by Her S II Doyle Tend Lett opportunltln Jcr till SO Math nut 3130 Itch ill 17 Several phases of opportunities and their loss are I1reeented to us in tho top ical references They should make n serIous and lasting Impression upon us because of the greatness of our oppor tunitiea today 1 The greater the opportunity tbo moro serious its loss Jcrvlll 20 The harvest is passed ther summer is ended and we ares not saved The Jews hall their opportunity to bo saved but they rejected salvation nnd the kingdom was lost and the serlongneiu of the loss was tremendouslymagnified because of the priceless value of that which was losttho life and well being of a nation To losonn opportunity Hint involves little is perhaps of small mo ment but to lose an opportunity that involves tho destiny of n nntion or the eternal destiny of an immortal soul is a matter of the most stupendous Impor tance Onr most valuable opportunity is for salvation in Christ Let ns BOJ to it that the harvest lees not pass with out onr being saved 2 Opportunity brings responsibility and if lost places the blame upon onr selves Math xxIII 3780 Christ had been willing to gather the people of Jerusalem to Himself to protect them us n lieu doth her brood hut Jerusalem would not Tlioopportnnity to bo saved placed tho responsibility of salvation upon the people antI when they reject cd it and doom cnmo they alone were to blame The fact that God gives ns op portnnltlcs relieves Hitii of the responsi bully and places it upon ns und if wo fail we can pass no censure upon God but must bear the brnnt of failure onr selves This serious fact should Insplrr us to seize and use every opportunity of lift for being good und doing good cod sonlsI8 Lost opportunities sire Irrevocn bio Heb xII 17 Ian hid the oppor tunity of Inheriting the Meaning of tho firstborn sun of Isaac lie lightly eo teemellltand rejected It amid when he would have Inherited the blessing he Was rejected for ho found no place of repentance though ho sought it care fully with tears toIt was too late He bad lost hi opportunity Another pos sessed the blessing neil it could not be returned to Esau Out undoubtedly time blessings hero do not typify tho salva tion of the soul but rather opportuni ties for service lInt In tho parable of tho virgins we have nn illustration of an opportunity for salvation which once lost never returned This is the saddest pbnsti of opportunities Onco gone they never return The past Is ir revocable We may repent our loss wo may mourn for our opportunities bnt no repentance no mourning will over recall them How Important therefore that no opportunities should be lost Bible Readings Pa jxall 0 EccL xII 1 Isa Iv 0 7 Math v 25xxv 118 Lnkozlll 24 35 i John vii 3384 vIII 31 ix 4 I Cor xv C8 II Cor vi I 8s Hob Iv 111 Ta Love Them Every relation to mankind of hato or scorn or neglect is full of vexation and torment There is nothing to do with men but to lovo them j to contemplate their virtues with admiration tholr faults with pity and forgiveness Task all the ingenuity of yonr mind to devise some other thing but yon can never find it To bate your adversary will not help yon to kill him will not help you nothing within tho compass of tho universe can help you but td love him Out let that lovo flow out upon all around yon and what could harm yon t How many n knot of mystery and mis understanding would be untied by one word spoken in simple and confiding truth of heart How many a solitary place would be made glad if love wero there and bow many a dark dwelling would bo filled with light iOrville Dewey Tho fight for Republicanism Is OB I Hontlnlly wage earners biUtlof Alnfi fur him If ho deserts iln OWN l cnuso Harrlsonvllle Mo Neus1 ijI tjf f1 J MR EPIZOOT WILKINS Ito StolId n Plltcrlinane to Boston to IntcrTlcrr IZdward Atkinson and Wai Surprised to Plod thai Florin Punch and Joody Copyright JSSJ by American Press Aaid elation AMLEJACK PAm WIC1I IS NEXT TU- Gnovtn CLEVELANDS ut wan BTAI- Tuv Noo GnitsEY Tu tha Edltur I hcv Jest bin down tu Boston wlch U In tho stall uv Mnssnchoosctfs for the purpuia nr swappln convcrsashnn with Mr Edward Atkinson hoo rescntly run up agin tho PostDins Department AntI succeeded in gtttln sum ur his literatoor exclooded from the malls Mr Atkinson moves In the most cxcloostvo sirklcs ur the Boston beaneaten and lies the kill wenevtr statUtlcks kin be made a oaths factory substltoot for bccfstako and vcg ctabtes IIo hex kin ohIo tu Oggcr out how a laberln man coed live anti gro fat on four cents a meet If ho patronized the stoves and tin kitties and dinner pales tnta wtch Mr Atkinson hcd thrown his whole kola ca nn Inventor Doorin tho hard linen under Mr Clevelands ad inlnUtrntlmn he wux the right bower ur knlauilty anti tho king via ur destltoc shun lie cood take n hungry man hoo lied lost his job and boo wux vnuely walkln tho streets In search ur another one antI konvluco him M pamphlet and collums ur flggers thet ho wnz gllty ur wastefulness anti shameful extravagance If be wanted tu cat snore fodder In twen tyfour hours than cood bo bought rev thirteen cents nud twentyseven sixtieth uv a mill lie cood go before a konren shun uv old malt and fill cm up with figgcrs tu provo tbet tim wuz llvln too gay If tim didnt yooao his tin ovens tu tOOk In On nil occasions whore jitatla ticks wuz wanted uud not much else Mr Atkinson cood nlwaze lie depended on tu furnish em In enny quantity thet wnz necessary tu bak up enuy cause thet needed brnclii up Mr Cleveland early pelscored how yooscful slch n man cood be lu him wen his Idees upon revcnoo antI tho tariff wuz rapidly growln unpopular with the labcrlu Dlmlcrats Then It wnz thct ho sot Mr AtkInson tu figgerln slut firln off pamphlets and bulletins to at tract publlck cttenshun nndi dtkiiro tAint everything wuz lovely vz wngow wux cut down and men and wlmmcn thrown out ur employment LI the shuttln up nr tho mills and workshops I nipnshuu these facts only tn tho how much ho wuz npprcshlatcd doorln Ore vcrs glorious ndinlnlitrnshun and how rcddy wo aIr tu tlo tu him ngln If bo kin BgRcr out how we kin win 1000 Ur halt ho hex been devotln his cxcloo olin nttcnahun tu nsuliitln the Filllpcenozo lion hey been at war with the Voonltcd Stnlta Wcncvcr tha hey bin nblo tu hold our solgcrs In check or shoot a plzencd arrcr Intu cm hlz hart hex overflowed with gratltood lIe her sot Agulnaldo up higher than Old George Washington and salt tu him In substance Yu must lick the kussld Araerlkln solgers who air de prlvln yu uv ycr liberties and then wo kin du sumtbln for yu I will onload armybettu dn time job Then Mr Atkinson got Intu trnbble fcr jest cz ho commcnst tn onload the litera tour deemed tu aid tho Fllllpecnoze a wicked and perverse ndralnlstrnshun sed lie shoodnt du it The President and the PostmasterGeneral sod It wuz bad cnuff fer our solgers tu her to fito niggers snakes and tho thermometer without bcln fired on frum the rear Tharcforo tba crooclly denied him tho prlvlllgo ur tho malls and dlabolllckly deprived him ur tbo konstltooshnual right tu taco tba Dorll That Iz wun reezon why I went tUIUlnes aJmtbJHIblotitoomulthasbus for next year wo hey tGUM thiet It lidVoteswharo tu glteBJ ell1ts whDtls pus haitihicwuzgt1IiRChJlB4 Joody In hU parlor Ho lied f i up n box such eJtho regular rCnch sail Joody performers ypoec and WW nockln the llttla Imncea about Iq 11 grate stile 1 wui afrado tie bed tone crazy oter the iou nr the opportnnlty to onload his statUticka upon this FiUlpco note and I hardly knn whet tn sa bet I finally rote to the hlto nv the occsihua anti Introodooccd mlsclf bl aayln I am a Diinlcrnt from tho stall nr Noo Ocr peramboolatinGrover Cleveland boo Ix Latin ahed tn the next naihunal ampeRe tn see If bare sir enny sine UT rcnurection fer tree trald and revcnoo reform or If enny thing kin be dune In the Interest nr liar muny Im afrado not ted Mr At kinson Interrnptln me Ml atatUtlck aba hid wen 0 150370ii men Toto fern ccrtln measure and 7107371 210 men rote fer snmthln else and 8670407 1113 men vote fer a snbatltoot proposition the chances are 10 to 1 tAint tbo dlffcrcnaln shun nr main logarithm will becum ta kompllcatcd fer the average rompl hen shun and that the abstract proposlihun will falo bl about 00 710 per cent I thot the man wui crazy fer shoor then and J made haste tu remark I aso It nil now It U plane cz dallfo but will yn kindly tell mo whut In thunder yu air parlorEx a trend to Grover I will da so sed lie This outfit Is dealoed tu soothe and knmfcrt me I hey dressed up those dummies tu represent tho grate con lck coin on between the Amerlklns and the- Fiilipeenozewliare our Yoonlted Stilts solgers air icIng uncnnttttooihnnally cm ployeil fer tu crush and subjoogalt that lofty patriot Agwlnaldoo antI Ills uncloth ed followers boo nlr hungcrln nnd thlrstln ter liberty and Independence I set these little figgeri tn flteln and 1 find It 1s the only place whare tho Filllpeenozo dont git licked That wuz enough I floe from hlz preMcnce and I her been nakln mlaolf ever scncv whut hey wo gained bl wnatcln nlmpathy on8 man booze pa triotism Iz measured bt percentage and Punch anti Toody7iUtk UIn Touch With All Spiritual Work A pastor should be in touch with ev ery part of the congregational work so far BJ to know that all la being carried on but be should have direct part in all the spiritual work If he In a atranger In tb Sabbath school and young peoples meeting be will find that the bonds between him and big people aro not increasing in strength cr tenderness United Presbyterian AfraidV t1 Duk clouds of sorrow sweep 3 And you train natur Idnns- DoI turn away to weep L Tbrr la a lotlog Rirlour Wbo comfort can bettowt M4Ii great heart loot to aid yooj Your aorrow lie doth oiJ Upon Ihe croaf II f1Iot than you can II mtahl lies Lnowj11 Youri only to btlliv 3 Ob licar the word of tqt2 Who for 70U pardon not our heart Li 3Nor let ii b1 alrald I V Then itrlr tad heart I0 treat Him Though dreary U tha day i For II baa aurely romlKd IOITW I All tears to wtp away B t Nor let II be afraid Selected JTntFrlendtp Trno friendship Is born from tin character Ho or ulio who la true toIet- Is true to everybody Those vho prev B themselves to be always loyal a aya yetkindnotnot afraid torgjfye Mfer our own goodiare Akett beautifully boeomNisJ1ItJeewiiUinont our affections in theIrs Love is tho synonym of God and friend ship is BO closely akin to It tImi love clothes It in Its own beanty It wo were more earnest in exercising the true spirit of religion true friendship would not bo such n rare thing and ho world would be made tIme brighter and truer Jolla Teresa Butler in Catholic Vat verse It Saved Her Life MlddleaborojlCywrltcs Croui gave dosoH of IroJoy Honey and Tar nUll Nhewos instantly relieved It savei her life Campbell tIc Co I 0 Iur folofed iti3en All conutjumeaiioa I i4ii M of Ww i Illnin ta I till mlinn hnnl1 ii a livint u nn Aiimes hapio t Mr MaiiRon IInllu of Greenville Is visiting frloiulK hero thlH week Mr Mason Hayso who huts boon sick for two weeks 5 s yet very sick Mm Campbell III on tho sick list StuardilHItetiDock IcIioU was at tho street lair you see Mrs Roslo natclltro suit Mr HORROR were marrleil Sunday night nt tho Muthodlst Times are irettinir hotter In our lty Miss Llzzlo Johnson nnd MrAdnm Oaultworu nmrrloil at Kvaimvllllo Siuulay Why do you throw stones nt n tel ow1 veryJntorostlngislnnnrH uro hclng roimyortetl 3tev T A ovniigollBt gives solitu stirring sermons amid will continuo with ns until utter tim IGtli lust Ilohna ar thoItitdirectchurch limo Doctor Is belnl kindly cared for hy novo J M Hurt anti family Anyone wishing Clirlallnn counsel may from 10 to II n in A FEW Tit ATH Rov Uroxrii has boon earnestly showing ulniicra tho Bible vayof finding LorthThiatsproachming Threo nowly married In the city Kuntlny Wedding hulls are yet chiming noftly Tliutfl agree inenu W C Ortoii ninenihor of the Kxe cutlvo CoiniiiUUo of Second C U Teachers Aiwocliitlon visited the city SAturday In Interest or said as IB planning for the Zttamiyhavethat elfort Ills interest In the affair will bojrot Interest ThatB In fluence When you wish to know whether anything lu right or Just apply it to yourneir Thats n test If you cant three dollars spend ono save time two Thnta common sense To Stimulate a Sltmlih Liver Danish Uhlious bets Ulipcrte Djnptpila pineal SICk and NervouS Iloidche miss DrM A Slmraonf Liver Medicine W A KIHIIKT President O W WAUDILL Cashier HOPKINS COUN- TYIBANKIE MADISONVILLI1IKt CataI SfWt 5rO brnmkhilsnShIiiiitVitcaIto oltixons of HopkIns cud ndjolntoe counties Has tho finest nUll rnoimt scours vault In this section of Kentucky BO YEARS EXPERIENCE TRADE MARKS DcsiarmC- OPVRiaHTft Ac rafnPlion iitotiyortdeiiiii Iiandbooken rMntent tite aMitt sooner for CUrlllJf MontIatnnu akin liana A COvMcal fttot Mtlu without charge In tbo Scientific Jltnericjui A handaomelf 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