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U n t j nI rTENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 19 1899 1U AD- It GEN W Si TAL01t Kentuckys Next Governor WIT Speak at Mudisonvllle I CLOSING SPEECH OF THE CAMPAIGN I I Judge Pratt Arranges for Him I o Spcuk in Hopkins John Burke Promises to Attend I This Appointuientn zI3ARIINUTGN flAY HEAR HIHL Judge Clifton J Pratt writdo reCannounce S Taylor for Mndisonvillo Fri I l Y day November Ud nt 1 p m Judge Pratt spoke at Glasgow 7 Tuesday where ho mot 0011I a Taylor null secured iigroiuiso to speak in Hopkins boforo tho closo of tho campaign nnd thoI dntu was fixed ns stntodIThis will bo ono of if not thoI c closing spcceh of the campaign by Qon Taylor anti will bo made n great duy for tho Republicans 1 of olt1lIoIIJdllse InII Superintendent of Public In struction has also agreed tontI 4 tend this appointment Mr liurko is preeminently n scholar nnd instructor anti not n politi if clan Ho is eminently fitted faa II tho Dlllco ho stands for and i careful nnd finished speaker Of courso our own candidate I i Judge Clifton J Pratt will bo t onJiand No stono will bo lef 1untu nJel to make this important meeting n rousing success It J wi1l1JCholclnt tho iad isonvill 0 JtS iTabernacle rio brass bands 1 de will bo hero Tho people will I bo there 1j 44 tot the Republicans and al 1W e ant iUoebolites turn out nnd help toinako this moetingn inng ftnillc nt SUCCeSS nnd n good prep it ion for tlio Rcrious battle oCr i f ballots that is to bo waged for right principles for good work und good government attho polls hoIatti t good citizen should arouso him ilclt to action nnd help to gfvbe Qobbclism nn ovcrwholining f fjsifoAt r- FEUfID AND THROCKHORTOHI 0pIf Speke to a Large Crowd Here Last Night 4 i v Caidldale for Coislsslflatr of r Agriculture Makes frIiidstil tjtJI dpi Lew Waltz Declares f rtbeReublicaab 1 Tickett1SW4 7f Last night lion John Poland st of Hopkinsville and Capt J W f Tliroclcinorton Republican noini Ie I Tlico for Commissioner of Agricul I lure spoko to a largo crowd at tho Assembly Hall MrFelnnd made avery able and eloquent speech and OaptThrocl iiiirt on addressed tho people on practical lines and touched upon tho eficct the McOhord hill if 1 fienforced on the railroad indus t 4 trios of tho State showing what rrnt loss of business wouM Coln w ff apt lhmockinorton 8101tci f f1llrt of yesterday making ac ofIrlIul an tor ho was well received untitI made friends for himself and tho rli Republican ticket 3lo Something of n sensation wa produced by Oapt Low Waltz t ono of tho oldest conductors on ci- V the L N road ands who has 4 nhvayn voted the Democratic ticket lie wore a Taylor button ti 1lwork against Goobol who is using ovary efFort to cripple thoIII railroads outof which ho and t dthousands of others inako thair living and appealed to ovory Inrf railroad man null minor to 10DI likewise Tho hall WitS crowded 0n1i Pdfroiti Mortons Gap and Barnsloy Grand FThtertalnnientdr There will bo one of the grand the cat and mbet elaborate outer tahimontBovcr given by homo talent at MadiBonvillo in tho Tabernacle Friday evening Oct 27 Tlio entertainment is being managed by tim ladies of the different churches which fact is a guarantee of the entertain mont being good and properly daiiiUiti4gl1L11 III AdiiiiBsion adults SCcts chilulonFUnder H iCcte Poors fi oclock Kntertainmeiit com m I inencing plftinptly at 8 oclock M K IMBERLY IS MEN6EJ- he Doers Evidently Endeavoring to Capture Cecil Rhodes NEW CASTLE OCCUPIED BY DOERSI UuRlcrlr Innctlvlly llnrk the Stove uiinli nn 1IothNIi1eIIcn flnIuiurnnd SnutT Client the noer caAfltIclpncdLondon Oct 10So far ns actual cvn Is concerned very little change In the situation is noticed The stol e oflllTlllrs at Mafcktnp can only be con Jecturcd The occupation of New COB tie by the Boers was prepared for and pected 1hcphifo having been nbnn t ned by tho British The llocrn areI ported to bo menacing mmbcrlcyIVery heavy rains and snows nrori ported which hamper the IJoer move mcnts and they are finding that the7ivabegan too late to easily obtain the Initial successes counted upon They evidently find the advance upon Lndy smith dlulctilt either from tho nort or west ns Gen Sir George Stewart Whites reconnaissance seems to hay iu preseniTheLiirnge are snowcovered anti the itorms which lao occurred must have caused the Ilocrs great discomfort which probably explains their failure to attack Gen White Masterly inc- I i tin t1 characterlzca tho operations o th sides Pcralstcnt rumor arc In circulation that the Schrclncr ministry Cope Colony has been dismissed and at Mr Moss Innei had been nsked to rm n cabinet These rumor how ce are without foundation Sir Alfred Mllncr lies wired to Mr of IirVII Jocn circulated In Johannesburg some weeks ago with a view of licensing IIOmnlreHOSPITAL THAIV DftiiLfllwhIo rflocryiIhOllpltol train that started for hind bogo hiss just returned after an ad Tcnturous Journey It had reached a curve on a culvert 700 yards south o f CIi ahead had been upturned The brakes edO applied but the engine passed ItIrighted the engine At the same time of wan observed that n party of Hoer to cre galloping Into line east of the ilway but fell on the Cape Colony aide of the border Some of the per tons on tho train declared that they caw a cannon pointed at the train Fbit nlflllrentlyhOlltlllStall speed the engine flying n white AI g with n red cross IIcks end shovels were seen lying out nail the Hoers had npparcntly ell disturbed while removing th 5 rails It Is learned that previous to tho starting of the train Maribogo tell Pe plicntd Vryburg asking that the train sf up na alt yas qulto safe The la rator at Vryburg recognized the It cIee ns that of nn European store elfrk In view of the subsequent re port that till Ilocrs were removing the ls It Is twllcvcd tho Iloers compelled I t clerk to speak through tele one VIbllfJf thi ek 20 mlks distant arid two miles Inside the Transvaal The commander gent n message to the mllwlI r Thationtvagun loads of mint nail two ngontI ads of sugar received a week ago were refused the floors would send COO men to tnkc them haCupcTowii jjKnigrrrtct telephone connection HFrvrephisedIncOlUmnnl1rmn Kmlthdcld la menacing Allwal rththto tirnlng hcsptlal train says he CRT ttl the FCCIIP of the recent armored triln disaster and saw several bottle th while men lying there There Is litlll im reliable news from the her Ijidysmiih Or fllencoe exccptn at ii pl1trolllom the hatter place cxsl spungcdthtritnjslltcr lenin havebcendlscovered cighstof Imbcrleiinivn ii iiinvii 4 vu thitilitcrflwnrd or Klmbcrley Kecin to Indh the cole the movement of n ot liolsfleers ut nl40 col until Moftlnn of Modder river bridge from Jom uineitbiirgoICImliorlor Ileaelecd toCppejjKlmberlcynro in force No details however arc obtainableda allBelmontruiwuy I station anti constructed ortl rr jdefending tenlcapturCccliL th Mr 0 T McKuen and wife of I 1eSnntlny atMrand JOlT McEnon of Manitou I fieMcEuony A tArs CUI3ANOtLenrc 9ICllU Uurni Jinilnw Itlicu Jr nliSold y- Sl I THE BOERS BEAT A RETREAT JTile Force Invading Natal netlre on- Intrnnnne Snld to Hare Been Repulsed ot Mafeklnir London Oct 17 Dispatches from thelu e Cape are very meager but they In de an Importantmcssage from men toe camp dated 335 Monday alter noon announcing that tho Joel com throughCnlngsstle advanced to Pannhauser re ed on Ingagane Sunday evening their transport ecrrico being reported defective This will delay Indefinitely e anticipated and hopedfor assault on the strong British positions at men coe 0 Mother dispatch reports activity on h then the neighborhood of Allwalnorth n the southern frontier The noels advance patrol tho dispatch says go to wtcinil It Is believed tho enemy Intend- oitlyth to try to rush the railway sin 1lion with the help of nrtlllery IOstell on n bridge commanding the towns There arc rumors that the Boers have been repulsed at Matching anao attacking Vryburg A Cnpc Town paper has n dlapatclufrom tho Orange river stating e telegraph wires have been cut between Vryburg awl Klmbcrley and It is be Ho in iantngcgathering of disloyal farmers at Vry burg cclebratlrig Nnchtmaal to attack the town hoplngthat the farmers will tsslst them Ogalnst the British The same dispatch says that tho Drltlsh force at Klmberlcy Is confident Its ability to hold out but urges tho Immediate dispatch of a relief force This question of a possible rising of the Dutch tanners In the northern portions of Cape Colony is very lm ortnnt The Dally Malts correspond t nt Colesberg has been Inquiring garding the matter and on tile againsisinga t spect of good crops after four lean predlspothclcss there Is serious dlsloynlty ifiil much antiBritish ngaltntlon In these districts while tho Free State Boers threaten nn Immediate Invasion ot lcsbcrg anti Allwalnorth The Dally Mails correspondent as certs that Sir Alfred Milner Is worked su1tIngled the Schrclncr cabinets betrayal Mafcklng by Its constant refusal send n volunteer force to Its relief Many residents of Capo Town bin e relatives nt Vryburg nnd they cretan OUR with Messrs Merrlman and Saner respectively colonial treasurer and commissioner of public work nnd the ministers are mobbed whenever the jr appear in public Mr 1ioffmeyGfl- rikander e L lender has gone to the country In order to escape the outbursts of indignation On Sunday night the streets were filled with nngry citizens and it wus feared that rioting would occur This combined with the pressure of the im nal government brought theISchrelncr government to n sense If rll as well as of Its duty and moedIto decide to call out the The ministerial party also worked lisIhardest to prevent the ovation to Con Lajngham Grrene on his arrival fromI thThehave 11 pieces of nrthileygThe Natal s columns at dawn on October 12Ithrough Bothas past Lalngs Nek an ll from Wakkerstroom the objective point of the invader being Newcastle e Boers utilized several thousand na v es who were tramping from U- ndn to drive their heavy guns up Lalnps Neksare 0 defense Pletcrmarltzberg and Bath thee frmpsA dispatch from the latter place says e partial closing down of the Natal al mines will not the su I Benrban nswas imagined by the Boers fogethe water from India Ilegular ipments will arrive from India until e Natal mines Open again n Queen aicnutiac to Parliament loewhich are usually given on the erool opening of parliamentary session which the contents of the queenc eech are generally made eech was privately communicated toC e lenders of the last even ISirhn Morley will undoubtedly make itatementseir action will be guided largely by line which Sir Henry Campbell Banncrman leader of the opposition In e house of commons takes uphIt is considered improbable orley will vote for a hostile amend n eat If Sir Henry CampbellBanner an moves what ho considers n rea nablo and appropriate one Tho Itodcrshowcer 7 htoI cleiris to be smnlle fiThey to deliberate upon the line they all follow and although It Is fairly rtain that any subject but ttiwill be timesilssetstllment on the Crattcr questionitThere Is nolurther tieytnrngd an ili i Qtoiuledy mOOln1fioJtloI nVthnlngything In the bulldlnlllne call on tt McCordt 1li T HE AMERICASCUP SAFE- he I T Shamrock and Columbia flay a Fair Trial of Speed at Last THE LATTER WINS BY TEN MINUTES Amid the Plaudit of the Multitude S She finished Almost Two Mile Ahend ot lEer Fleetpooled An tnaonUI Detailed Account of n Clorloii Itncc New York Oct 17The cup Which e old schooner America won so mandlngly against oil comers cornS course around the Isle of Wight It isi and brought back across the sent ill probably remain here another n defiance to the world SnrcIISn over a wind vnrd nnd leeward course of 30 miles the Columbia scored against Shamrock yesterday in the first race of the IKflrt CrieR for the trophy She bounded ccess thin finish Hue fully a mile nnd half abend of the challenger defeat g her by 10 mlntiten nnd H seconds actual time or 10 minutes and R see ands corrected time after allowing the six seconds handicap which the Co mbic must concede to the challenger on account of her longer water line lleclilvc aud MnKiilllccnt It was a decisive contest a mngnlfl cent race magnificently sailed nnd magnificently won Opinion as to the merits of the two boats had been some what divided ns a result of the flukes d i Althotiglhet I Incur wavered In Its loyalty to the wonderful speed and ability of tin w bite flyer no nautical sharp expect cd that the Shamrock would be PO overwhelmingly vanquished as she was In yesterdays royal struggle The Yankee boat outgeneraled her nt tin start beat her hopelessly In wind ward work to the outer mark nnd gained 22 seconds In the run home be fere the wlod There was a good strong lo or 12 knot breeze and It held throughout the race A Dieter lllovr to Encllli Hopes It is undoubtedly n bitter blow be cause the English hopes of getting the cup have never been higher since the Thistle met the Volunteer In 1387 lcclalfelyIThe regatta committee an n result of tIme showing made by Columbia yes terdny are convinced that the cP is safe Blow high or low the Columblu I it Is believed by her manager Mr Iselln can beat Shamrock filr Thfiiiini n True Hiort mnn t ghatthat lie had been fairly beaten liti had no apologies to make Uccldrdly Iliioiulortnlile Yesterdays race wee n magnificent JepfnleddhmppolntmcntlthtRIrhtsllrR erleneed It wan anything but n corn fortable tiny on the water The pros cet MOS not nllurlnjr Still the mitt wreaths wrrp cnrrird along kv a good im4iot breeze rlplit In from the fast nd the old phcllbauks Raid there wet mono wind where that came from Hut it esturslonlalB Vtho wont down tInS where not very hopeful until ot cuttddc The low clouds overhead hut out the sky nnd the streaked wa e matched them TIme mist mnl- lrnrthlnrrl001c ghmitthlmo and 1H3 IltJelThe chores were uncertain nnd fleetImeteoric tntlll boats sliding swift out to the lightship were like bled llOtR flitting across the water Tin I I colors In the dull landscape wore e ensigns and brilliant streamers ol e checkered flags which adorned the bxcursionom the big hulk of the lightship Whipped Ionni out of the VnveH Outside the wind was fresher nnd whipped some foam out of tIe wnvts oth yachts were towed out from the anchorages anti raised mainsails be re casting oil A llCKiilar Salt Mrs laelln was not to be deterred by the bail weather and was a condsplcuous figure on the Columbia wrapped up like an old cult In a yel w oil skin The crew icedon their working l11lta of white and wore watch caps of bluett nd rod Iscllns private colors Sev miii of the crew of the Shamrock had n Eouvresiters From the truck of the Shamrocks IIreellIJmmroekThe wind kept freshening all the way out to the lightship anti the item ppllt more of Its froth Not n Large Avxemlilnue No largo nsseniblngc was on hand to ineits the start the ivpealcTl flukes uviug mode the public very chary bout coming out A few Bldcwheel crs the regular fleet of oceangoing tugs nnd it score or two of steam yachts were all There was some lively jockeying be ind the line before the start anti th Columbia got the better of it She iurly outmanouvcrcd her rival eventually forcing her over the line 1rstin the weather position The YnchtM Plunge Seaward Closchauled on the Htarboard lack Ihe yachts plunged seaward heeling to 12knot breeze The irst few min les of the rare were the moat Inter ting They made a biuutlful plctnre s they raced away like hounds Their nils to the nautical eye were perfce omi In fit Mrs M Cain and son Frank Ondap wont to Louisvillo for a isit yesterday morningU BullsMothers This 1hlldslUeCrouj or toyrupugh It never falls I ue throat and fang troubles Price 25 clio I I POWDER ASCLVTELY PURE Makes the food more delicious and wholesome OVAI M ia fomt co MW vo 1l OTEEEVVISJg UNNOTICED Charles W Scharkoged 00 for mci 17fyears superintendent of the ccmetei lit Oencsco 111 died at Bloomington The transport Victoria lies sailed withIno trotps sinceIw help wheat but Is too late lo benefit cotton The new beet sugar factory Of the Illinois Sugar Refilling Co nt Ickln has been started It gives employment to 100 men nrIbeingkickedA dispatch from Ortiz Max says that a band of over 300 Mayo Indians has joined tIme Ynqul rebels nt the It rcndcitvous near Sahauripn thoroughbreeIn Kansas City the coming week will be the first of Its kind In the west For more titan a week a snow storm hoftime of the year has been raglnb In the BnountninsColIA national nntlturst conference will be held In Chicago some time In Jan nary under the auspices of the organ Izatlon formed during the recent trust conference mininGleoshas been sold by Hugh Mclndoe and W Hllackcr to n New York syndicate for 100000 tpllOtdfe1erlute Gen Skip superintendent has furleughcd tIme entire corps of cadets for 30 days Fire which broke out in the six story building at 130 to 130 West Wash ington street Chicago caused a loss pbuildingAustins pool room the largest in Dcnverwas robbed of 4000by Robe rt c gTheclor has arrived at New Orleans from Hamburg Germany with 73507 bi of raw beet sugar equal to 7301 tori iflEblsjs the largest cargo of foreign a ay ever brought to New Orleans rrisident McKinley will it is ex pcctcddcotc Considerable attention Inn his forthcoming cannel message to a other executive branch of tho govern ment with n cabinet officer nt Its head to have charge of interstate nndiorIc jIlansfor some weeks past looking to the ffactoriesthose now Independent mills which manufacture wood pulp board pap pulp board and strawboard Texas health authorities kayo wired Maj Scobcl nn English army officer I who is In the south buying mules for his government that he will be or rested if ho enters the stato sooner t l CeansMaj Scobel was trying to evade tl quarantine regulations by coming Texas by way of St Louis A LovInK Cap for IlcutCnldtvell I Qui lie Ill Oct JOJlellt line u ripone presented with n silver loving cim which has been designed in imitation of the l flcweyduring the battle of May 11808 fougiotine of the Olymplas terles Castro Master ot the Situation Paris Oct 17A dispatch from Caracas Venezuela says that Ire ii- ent Andrado ia preparing to leave tht city and that the Insurgent com mander Gen CIprlono Castro is ma tcr of the situation c Gen aicClcrnnnd Iletter Springfield HI Oct lSThe corn Ii tlon of lien John A McClcrnand Will s slightly Improved yesterday THE MARKETS New York Oct 18 CATTLBNatlvo Steer f 0 C 60COTTONaittldllnR W JVt a 1 bV1iEATNoCOJINNo 2 UI 41 c- lUVfSNo 2 4p 2- JlCIIJNow 111STl iiI1v3m38Icrs s Cows and Heifers Z M O 4 23 c CJVm JJr Joo 1 K1 W1 ittIQ0i3luir to Choice 4 3 W 4 11 H lIllPhaIr to Chclco 3 75 tf 4 15 JoLlIUItIalent new a W tf 3 CS Others Grade 2 5tf tf S 5t- tWIIEATNo Z lied Winter 71 W 7Z- UCOUNNo 2 32 40 fflt OATSNO a awt 21 tavtTOIIACCOIUBS UOIIA S nUTTEUCholcfc Dairy 10 tf 2- 0KUaBFresh u IS l UUK Btund rdllessnflW W 9 00 IJAUONClear lOb M GthLAHDrrlmo Steam E4j CHICAG- OCAjTLRNotive d Seeersr 4 75 0 C th 7ZHHHEEP ta- zcuiiwItert Patents 3 CO tP 3 70 370WHEATNO 7Z4COnNNoZSHIOBICHosaKANSAS CITY CHOGSAllbtiWHEATNO z lied cs O cs ziCOnNNoNEW OllLBANfl PIOUnHlBl Grade 3 CO a 40 uOATSHAYChoIco 15 M f JO 0- 0JOflYBlnndtlrd Mess IIW u II 75 iffCmONMOdMnj ii ttJOATH m W1IACONCOTTONWMdilriff 7 U fi lloryear ti1 tI 1w7 I iJ r i I OALIMI4INO S hIxtii HARD FIGHTING IN PROGRESS ettle tinged All Onr North ot Hate rsklnJrUoen Attack an Arm aCed Train London Oct ISA special dispatch frtm Pretoria dated October II by v saysAreceived front pestf 1 bongtroops on board an armored train acted as covering force to military engi ncers engaged In repairing the track A maxim on the train kept up a con- inuoust fire Conspicuous bravery was displayed on both sides but it soon became ap parent that the rifles of the burghers were Ineffective against on armored train The latter however was one forced to retreat before a particularly strong assault but It soon returned accompanied by a British mounted contingent and the fighting was re- ne Id fiercely Fighting still continues the Doers their positions well A dozen Boers were killed or wounded but the ritish casualties can not be ascertained Heavy firing can bo heard south of Mafeking where Gen Cronjes com mando is operating A corps of experienced continental engineers former officers has left Pretoria for the southwestern borders escorted by n commando of picked Doer shots It is probably Intended for large dynamiting operations A big engagement Is expected short ly In the vicinity of Lodysmlth The forces of Commandant Plet Vys are encamped on a mountain overlooking Dundee from which point they win be able to observe the movements of the British troops Unit Slave 8o iiected Treachery dilleovernment received an otTer from a wealthy European recently to supply n fleet of completelyequipped torpedo oats for the purpose of blowing rIii me British transports on arriving In outh African waters The otTer was rejected sXo X cru of Importance neeelred ondon Oct IS1bo war office ID ee issued the following bulletin re garding the situation in Southitfrh a ot seven oclock last evening Xo news of any Importance haj been received since yesterdays notice 0 A Cute Trick tfnitrnted Cape Town Oct 18The Doers ccizcd the telephone nt Modder river onday evening and attempted tJ qlearnorces there The maneuver was di s- overed and frustrated rAU Have Ilexponded London Oct 18 Yesterday was thi la 10stcolors and the latest reports from ti- rincipal I I P centers show that flrtunllyI all the reserves have presented them s elvestCOLUMBIA WINS SECOND HEAT UaeboIIsulledrNow York Oct JSThe topmast the cup challenger Shamrock was enc eti away 2A minutes after the big sin glesticker had crossed the starting line yesterday anti her enormous club soil with its 3000 feet of canvas come Iting down on the deck leaving her- opeless II I vifjjuv No iliiiutidk of pluck r courage could face such a catastro phe and Capt Hogarth Immediately nbanduncd the race towing back 10 the anchorage after he hail cleared away the vrrrckoge Vent Ii Alone The Columbia continued over tIme course alone placing to her credit thr second of the races for the Amerlcan lip The accident to the Shamrock ruined the race and caused the keenest regret among time yachtmen and the thou idandsto witness what hail promised to be a glorious duel Xnjronclnd Rule It is unfortunate that time defender should have been the beneficiary of an liiccidcnt t n cripple but the rule is Iron ad Tl crippled before the start time for repairs is allowed but once ov inf the line if anything carries away the Danhe Shamrock was yesterday he mui Itttake the consequences Store Racing than They Want London Oct lSThe Dally News referring in an editorial article this morning to the contest between the a o saysVe 10 we want at New York Just now Ot ito tebatctician There was something pro phetic In the Yankee caricature ot poor John Bull toiling In vain to lift he trophy from the groundlaDomextlo Infellollr Canned II J ev Orleans Oct JSosear Ever nrdt n musician yesterday shut Ills sltltHeRvcrhardt Is dying anti his wife js se InttlleltyIR is Wortlilcm SmoUelCM Powder o Washington Oct JSThe govem tvokclcasWorthless Through some chemical action the nature of which hat not yet determined Aro you a subscriber to TUB nEE I You should bo HOTCHASEAFTERROBBER Three Passes on the Trail of a Party of Bandits in Patagonia Mountains ONE ROBBER KILLED ONE WOUNDED Thj lid DeeD Bobbins and Plundering Terms sad Ranches sad lied Shot ci KIlled an American CltlienWMchlns for Them la Mexico and Will Gobble Toem In- Iogmmles Arir Oct 18Wotod was received Monday at the sheriffs office from Harshaw this county that o arty of bandits camped in the Pata onla mountains had for some days een robbing nnd plundering farms nd ranches In tho vicinity A traveler who hind been apprehended by the robbers also came Into town and reported having seen 50 gallons of contnaba mescAl In the mountains near the can of the bandits A report was also received that i American had been shot by the rob bers The sheriff organized left Monday night rive at Harshaw about daylightH Yesterday forenoon a Flewelllngr brought tho news of a fight between the posso and the ban d morningOnoother wounded Hone of the posse w Injured The robbers took flight to ward tho International boundary line In rcspone to a telegram another posse was organized and left at noon IntereeptIngFlewelltng posse gave out anti the men consequently were unable to fol low the trail A posse also will com out from Kogales Sonora to take ti trail of the robbers should they succeed In escaping across the line TIlE SAMOAN ISLANDS The Question Will be Settled by Dl riding Them Between GermAny Englnua and United State New York Oct lSA Washington NegotlnUonsthe three powers signatory to t British treaty England Germany and the United States contemplating a permanent settlement of tho Sampan question by partitioning the Island i The Starr From Rerun dispatchhe toa t TheI Bchleslsche Zeltung announces that a new proposal has been put forward regarding the Samoan question En t oionngriarlan organ adds that It Is not Im possible that Germany will accept thproposal provided that a very Indemnity is paid The foreign office Intimates the report in the Schleisc Zeltung is on indescretlon and Is not fhvNorthGermanys position on the Samoan question remains unchanged In reo gard to the question of compensation to Individuals both Germany and England have agreed to appeal to arbl tratton If they fall to come to an agreement otherwise The consent ol he United States to this course hnaj not arrived but there Is no doubt that the reply will be favorable Would Sell Oat ora Consideration Berlin Oct lSThe Neuste Nat h declares that the colonial countI declaringittcrests to abandon Samoa In return for sufficient indemnification Not the 1ollcy of the Oorernment Berlin Oct 19The Notional 7ni tung which confirms the statement of the Neuste Kachrlchten saysTThl however is e the Imperial government whose policy ia directed now ns hitherto to nap In ing nt leait Upolu Island SPRING VALLEY MINERS OUTE Two Thoniand Miners employed by the Spring Valley Coal Co Called Out bjr Preildcnt HunterfISpring Valley lii Oct J8Slnte President J M Hunter arrived here Monday night on time call of the exec I tin committee of this district ni called n strike of the 2000 miners ciFployed by the Spring Valley Coal The men all struck und the supply of ccal from this point will drop 210 00a Ibestrike Is alleged to have been the reo o usal of General Manager Dalzell to stop union dues at the company otllce EWEY TO VISIT ATLANTA l S hiu Gallant Admiral Will be the O Guest of Georgic Capital o City Next Week Washington Oct J8A committee representing the citizens of Atlanta E ivccompaniedIngston of Georgia called upon Ad n rolral Dewey to arrange the d tollst f his trip to Atlanta It was decided v yhoy the city of Atlanta and a citizens tee tho admiral wilt leave Washington next Monday night anti v Ing at Atlanta Tqesday evening He ill review the display In At nttm take part in the presentation ot the sword anti attend the dinner toFIe given by the Capital club Madisonvillo has a fullflcdgod straight Goobol city ticket that to bo defeated by a strong T trfsmall Democratic majority bi 4s he record does not liow ha many are antiQoobol Democrats E Time most stubborn cases of limo n chltU quickly eucoumb to Couasons s Honey of Tar Price 25 and CO ots II Bt Bernard Drugstore B 5c U P 1m iIYIARSOw7 1dWhy let your neighborsSAnd why give them aSI chance to guess you are even five or ten more goodreasons easyforsoSquickly as gray h- airAllers IdHulr 1 VIflOICIss youthrenewer aluxuriantcolor of youth IIIIt never to restore to gray hair It will laaoutIt feeds the hair bulbs Thinhairbccomeathickbairand haleSIt cleanses the i re moves all dandruff and prevents Its formation theIesend you UIeIIb i e5tL 8 UlrObablJwith your xenenl yusrn whieb AddisisDr WheatWIseSBurgeen ou1Coclock p m Miss Alice WisoSand Rev Koscoo M Wheat wero united in Rev I H Teel officiating Only the family nd a few close friends wero pres ent Miss Wise was one of Earl ingtons handsomest and most popular and estimable young It pastorofE Church South and has been returned to labor for is second year on this work His return was largely petitioned fore by tho people of Earlington andSNebo and although he was of ored a church at Owensboro choso to return here These oung people have tho best wishes o f n host of friends Red Hill NotesSIt L Prico made a business trip to HopkliiBvlllo last week attendthewltbleverT Ilnmby nnd Clarence Price NortonvJlllaatMr ami Mrs J O Wright made a business trip to Hopklnsville last Saturday Perklns homestead for who over heard of an explorer going on an expedition Bibleimea map of Christian county and a compass and you better success locating tho object of your search Miss Katlo McDanlol visited our voryInterestingTho dark shadow of death his happylamllyA Crickftertlontly and bravely borne God in awayIIn his kingdom above On last riday night at 10 oclock she passed peacabJy over tue clark river ot death worshipstfortyflvc years old and loaves a boatfhas boon a faithful member of tho greatI 4 many years was In the didliewantsfVlossed arc they that die In tho Lord for they rest from their labors and their works do follow them dayortfoctionato mother emIt a friend toll who know liar The mortal re mains wore Interred at Coles Chapel cemetery Saturday evening BorrowingfSilently loath knocks at our door wo are called to a bettor laud Soon to meet ricer ones gone before And Join time heavenly angel baud Tako courage sad heart coaao this earthly breaking or BOOH from earths partAnd the dear ones waiting U NO HOO On til 10th of December 1837 Rev A Donahoo pastor M K Church South Pt Pleasant Weon eeted n Bovero cold which was atSiidotl from the first by violent coughing Ho says After resort specificsWose I purchased a bottle of Chmam- erlalnms Cough liemedywimioli acted like a charm I most cheerfully recommend It to the ale by St Bernard Drugstore Earl CharlejenT SS IIi h 1Z3 y Snlwsirn toe ttjrto I Cf LOCAL JEWS Jfr Wm Sfioait IoU front an n- ghe In Jio rallraad yurds Jiero paInlllIlJ t I The old tin sliop pit Robinson Htrtet Is belnr converted Into a occullledhyMr UO Bonlmm of Concord Vonii iipent a few here laiit weok Mr Bonhain was in the Union army during the Civil wart suit had boton attend ngtheBluQ and Grny Reunion atEyansvlIIe and on his homo stopped ofr Jler to- vlKlthlll sons John and atti ot the Ta N railroad nt this place John Feland at Crofton CroftonSatullayIIo had n good crowd and mado a JIlll nii hI Hpcijch Senator Bronston to 5pcakARaIn Senator Bronslon will deliver an other Rpuoch bolero the close of tho campaign nltltcr at OwonKb rootHit great speoch of Saturday night la tho olio topic hero It IH not ilcnlod by tho Cloebollto that ho speech chanht111I1any votes Smile of mana wanhItorsonaIfIH predicted that they will desert Goobol boforo many days Tho Brown Democrats havo r antltt In every wardILouUvIHo Post ti The Kerfoot Matter Again thoIthat have attacked Dr Kerfoot Dr ICorfoot Is an eminent t dlvino whorto Christian character IH I Vllhout npot or hlomUh and tho i 4 phurchcrt In gunoral stand ready to rcsont Insult hIS character Thin action of fho ministers of the Coiifonnico wan commendablo In ICed It tint it is true bo host for- mlulHtcra to engage too much In politics hut aro times when thoy ntiht to speak out It Is their duty to condoinn the wrong In poll RightIKter where fouiid anti It Is always t Gospeltoagainst tho wrong PERSONAL I Mrs MllchcJI of Nanhvlllo tho ljuostof Mr and Mr W B Vim i heY W O Rickard and family paKHcd hrouKh Karliitoli Saturday cnronto to Rochester where Mr I Rickard h tv bo pastor of tho ME Church South Mr Wm U Bartcrrpont several days In Evaiiftylllo and Mt Vernon last week Is strictly bust iuisM and his IIIIRlnofcaJ1s him to Mt Vernon quite often j Mr Dentou and daughter Miss 1May of RotmrdH nttondvd tho fun rvlwB of Mr Youngs child hero Sunday Mr Donton Is Mrs M 18111I Magarot Barnott and Carrie Bailey two popular young ladles of wore guests of Miss Mantle Barnott Saturday Sun lay MICROS Jonnto and PaU hue Davis were In MadiRonvlllo Monday Miss Cornelia Doyle of Madison vlllo visited frlciulH Sunday Mr W II Uouol lllaJIIl wife jijiQiit Sunday nt Nobo Mlftxo Mlnnlo Bourland Ethel alullllllo Evauus wore in 11 Al1ll1on vlllo last Saturday dauKhler Friday Miss Delia Coinhff of Hopklmi vlllo IHtho guest of Mrs J hamt M IM KiiRoiila Will ianiSf of Adams HliuIiMt Tumi i lnvlnlting relatIves here Mr Paul P Prlco spout n few lays lids look in St Louis Mr JJ R MoEuon nnd Mrs Pau llnoIoncrt are vlsltlnj relatives In Loulsvlllo Grapevine Notes Mlfw Belle Story of Crabtroo upont Saturday Iml Sunday with hattie Goodie 4 also came over with her and wont on to Hanson to visIt her parents Mr and Mrs William Morrison nro vial ting friends and relatives In Iogaii County I A great ma of tine Grapovlno 4 folkHaUlllulollchnrch Bethlehem lost Sunday whoro Honry Llgon U liolillng n very Interesting jncutln Mr Bhulton lid fn lieu dflrsdn lire visiting mis fnthur A S Shelton IVery sad death occurred near hero Sunday morli past two oeIIJk Mr William Johnson whO has boon lIov weekp naswd nwnYL Ho leavos a sorrow lung wife ond six chlldroli to mourn Loss Ills remains wore carried to Urapdvlno Moiillay morning floury 1Ig neon ihiuiud tho funeral services thou IIo wart laid to rest In thl cemetery Wo vary loaluly JIynlllJth tZQ the fnthuerleuis alltlgrlet istrlckon wife Mrs Ir Lainb nUll children pf rhOlhliIontln rMbus ICnlo Sulltyaix vlsllcd hur tlfoHtov neighborhood Saturdiiy and Sunday Gold Dust cleans about the houHbefter with half the effort in half the time and at 4 ltalfthecostQi soap or jmy other tft4 ckariser tOT tree IJold GoI4oII B for Hwaowotk I inur K f W5ANKCOMPANV Mf u 1 to S 4wYwk Beat h TWO DEADLY SALOON ROWS One Man In Henderson Mertally Wounded and Two Alen In r County Badly Wounded Henderson ICYu Oct JOD B Edwards was shot near the heart and mortally wounded In Dills saloon by Etl Hawkins who also shot Dill tho hand Hawkins surrendered It Isaaid to havo been the result of a drinking row In fouls saloon at McDonalds Landing Goorgo Courtney Was mOl tally and lick J seriously shot tho McCormick ono of whom wart slodhod roiicatodly III the breast by lra ht ami die All concerned are under arrest WonderfulDiscovery LuNSFoui Ar A April 15 J898I NKW SPKNORU MKIUOINH Co Dear SIrsI have been troubled lomaehcoll1plnlntI health was vory maul I took mtdl cine from four dlirorent doctors and they failed U do 1110 any good I got yourNublanmrs worth of it and It dIll mo more good than all tho mudlclno I over took I have galuuil pouunds In weight mid my health is very good I cnn sleep 11111111111 annul my appetite Is oxcellent1 can roc ommetid Planter Nubian Tea to tho world as being a Godsend to community Any ono who doubts this statement can wrIte to- OSUAlt BAKIill Sold by St Bernard Irngstorot 0AMrs M Qulnlln who lives on MoBslavenue Is tho owner of n hen hung recently shown excellent tasto In Roloctliig and a homo forfherself annul little chicks Qulnlln has a little garden plot anti among other things grow this yeztrpsome fine pumpkin Since the frost went out to look at tJuoiniiouud to liarmill Biiiii nu tii old smugly onsconsccd in ono of tho largest faithfully sitting on n UIOIlOXlmritatollIt J a place largo onough to go In and out and hall eAten the ontiroinoattof the pumpkin rind or not site haul tho Hiat In mind from tim beginning wo aro unable to saybDuring tho winter of 1BU7 Mr Jas fummerolmaunts tsuuchiIt became very much swollen annul bnotHo was treated by physicians also ktwobiutiuimig Itbut nothIng RIO relief SPalmcompluto euro in a weeks time and ho believes that luau ho not used this remedy hula log would havo lund to bo amputated Pain Balm is uno qualcd for sprains bruises and rliou niatlriin pr by thowSt Bor Inaril Drugstore Earllngton Bon tKIngc Tine Park City Times Revived a touVarremi tTimeshas resumed thepubKcatton of thntnas a Dr John Woods is tho editor Mr Donhardt thoWookly o Wednesdayinstead chaslenco In tho newspaper busImneso IIA Heart as Sturdy as an Oak But what about the blood which the heart mustpump at tho rate of DtopuroHoodshearts because It makes good blood fir IIconfidence 0thulooda HarMtparllla Births 1Irn to Mrlntl MrsW OBrannahaUl Saturday October boy nine and onolmlf pounds 11happyBorn to Mr and Mrs C CDiiyall n fine girl Charlie is smiling and mother child are doing well E E Btodghlli Is tho proud father hupoundsNo Right to UglinessfTlio woman wino is lovely in taM form and temper always havo friends but ono who bo at tractive must keep her health If- she Is weak sickly and all run down sho will bo nervous and irritable If kidneytrIlhnpl ll blotches skim and a wrolch complexion Electrlo Bitters tlio best In tho world to rcguiato Blomach liver annul ingivesh connpox Ion It will make n guoullookinigg oharmlng woman of a July CO cents at St Bernard i flruugstoroimFifteen Cases of Small f px inaAdair County Columbia JCyOctIODrs Noll and ham investigated time smallpox situation in the Kcltnor precinct in this county ro port that they found fifteen oaSes ralliermlld form excepting two k rdiseaSecharged front tho penitentiary i d i IviItflILIEF carea conIc Nsurlga2Toeatio 0nndSuSold by St Bernard Drug Store I r QnaHsitt Saved 1 d TRIBUTE TO EARLINGTON Lady Writes to Cloverport Paper About our IIDry Law 0 o What a dood Law and Efficient Officers Have Done contrlbitwdpublished at CiovorportlCy bya tolls truly tIme iuiumtory or Earllngton indirectlycity otllclals for time strict enforceS mont of law- EniTou NEWS I notice your cor rCHpondont from Lowisport asks tho YInby experience to answer III time afllrma tlvo EarUngtohICyt Was ono of time most wicked places Iover saw a dlsgrnco to time fair mnannno of Kell tucky That was when the li censed saloon held sway and dealt out poisonous liquid to steal mens ladywnsDrunken men tho streets cursing and blaspheming Gods Holy Name mado nights hideous and loud qUarrellngand street lIghts were of common occurrence As Boon s local option camo what a whiskeyroil or twelve years and today it Is pencetulThoIIttiotract tho attention of any observeror their noat dress and air of com ortas to school What 1- contraRt with tho past Fifteen orI eoitedityandI miff lit also allude to my Own old homoHopklnsvlUe 1 can rcmein orn whon sarcoly a crimInal was In her Jails when city court had closeiuoirtheIrhoysrevenue howlers got In their work TodayhloatedandIJleAredIt Is a reVenuo that makes devils laugh that blights tho lives of tine- airest and bravest of our land that murdorors of noble boys that tramples on mothers teArs t fills ur and penitentiaries with ibravoI say away with tho great cannotkceplotus too leave Ihem and BlessedSaviorthAnservGsatan in aiomploItt Deafness Cannot be Cured by local as they cannot roach tho diseased portion of tho curedcaCneslIremedies Deafness Is caused y an Inflamed condition the mu oua lining of the EustachIan Tube When tills tube Is inflamedyou liavo rumbling sound or hear closedIine Inflammation can io taken out this tubo restored to IU nor el condition hearing will be do Btroycd forever nine cases out otIton are caused by Catarrh which llnothing but an Shamed condition I f mucous surfaces Wo will give ono Hundred Dollarscfor any case of Deaf HOBS that cannot be cured by alts Catarrh Cure Sound for clru- iarmm froowP JSold Druggists WcwHalls Family Pills i o You Want Repairing or Remodeling on Your Home Having secured the services of a telnss job carpenter I am now repairinginaka a special feature or tints classtf work In connection with my of Iwnnta 1andnd satisfaction guaranteellI JMMoCoContractor and Builder- ar1initon Ky Oct 10 lBtNew Pastor Rev ClranvllJoYLyontho now pastor South throughERrllngtollla now field of labor Mr Lyon Is ne of time most popularand successauil ministers tho oronico amid we hope lie may bo us sticcessful in his new field as ho huts I been In Ills former Chiargesy Ills Life Was Saved Mr J E Lilly a prominent eittr IwOl111erfulful death In tolling of it ho ays Iwas taken fever that ran into Pneumonia My lungs bn camo ll was so weak I NothIngheI110tl110 f Consumption when I heard of Dr iumgs Now Discovery Ono bottle avagrcareIlof continued to use fantmedicine is tho surest nd quickest curo In the world for lt Throat and Lung Trouble Regudlar size OOcont and 100 ties tree at St Bernard Drugstorei very bottle guaranteed County Y ft C AI binsSomolmpqrtnntinnttoi isoUBged Tine General Interna tional Secretary was present anti of forcd some 2 liolpful suggestions Paul M Moore anti EtB jJourland tountyTo Clean Lace veryfinestpoint you can clean it by being careful In tints way sow o upon triis of muslin and roll it tight around a smooth glass bottl and fasten securely Makes n sudslby adding a teaspoonful of Gold bottlolittIm water looks soiled make fresh 1Ipiltthig lingers anti id several waters then dry the lace oh the bottlq with a Boft towel- AtElkLon ft diilioultr took on tho streets ltweenJUHCroue1i n whlto JUR 1APd e and resulted In probabj tinO fatal shooting of the latter by Marshal Cartwnght for resisting arrest Thud most stubborn oaSes of Bron chiLls quickly Bucourab to Coussens of Crlce 86 and CO ca Bt Bernard Drugstores 11 Hearin News Francis Mabry time principal of tim Hearin school Mon daYtafttlr an Illness ofabout two- WeeKS Thnursday Her remains wore laid to rest in Oak Grove cemetery tuykondalIsIcuykendaliI now the whole family with tIme ox of two in sick with tine same disease Undo Pedd Below who inns boom t- veryiow with fever is improving rapidlyDr J Moore of died Wednesday after a lingering Illness of consumption His remains woro Rock Springs cern etery Thursday in a grave cemented Mr John Blackwoll rind Mrs Rosa Blackwoll and Mr amid Mrs J D Blackwoll Mr W W Wallace and Miss Clam 0 Wallace loft tor Arkansas on a trip to look nt the country Wednesday Kachary Mnbry who has very III typhoid fever is im proving Good for the Children Mrs Ella HIiiBon of Hinton Ala writes us MIgUeL 12 1898III advise elvothcrchlldrollIlantor puny or fretful I keep this medicine hoiiRo amid when tile children aro ailing I give them a dose and that is time last of it Sold by Bt Bernard DrugstoreICentuckysTriai Trip Newport News Va Oct 16Thu Brooklyn will walt until tho gunboat Marietta Is coaled and ready to proceed before sine starts to Ma oxpeotelltooff Old lolnt Tho Marietta will Join in the morning annul both ships will Icavo tomorow if nothing I force Tho battleship Texas inns not returned to tino head from tho North Carolina coast whore sho went to blow up a wreck Time builders trial trip of time battleship Kentucky sister of tine Kcarsargo will bo hold next week time dato to bq sot later Volcanic Eruptions Are grand but Skin Eruptions rob life of joy Bucklons Arnica Salvo euros them i also bid RuunlnJrand Fever Sores Ulcers Corns Warts Cuts Bruises Burns Scalds Chapped Hands Chilblains nest 10 cure on earth Drives outI alns and Aches Only 25o a boxIguaranteed by St nor nard Drugstore A Successful neetlngIElder I H Tool closed a success nightThereo tho church Bro Tool has served this church for several years nndI oilorod his resignation to tako effect at tho end of but the con wentlon unanimously rejected It deserved compliment to nIworthy Christian gentleman and an earnest worker In tho Lords vineIyard lIre Tool will very likely continue his services as pastor to that congro gallon HAS NATURE WARNED YOU N toro herself clad in the earlr carbt a iprlar tiloMomi forth tree and flower caailof h despondent chord to vibrate to thli tbt oatdemmghttu of a1l and how ds feeumnrfteever If so not pass this warniar u It Is ma Indication ol lckneu avoid thlij m a5 OUt advice costs yon nothlnr alm draeffltt and procure a bottle of Dr Carfitedt German Liver Powder Tak oaa doM a day at bod time for Iia days theO followbyprocarlnr a bottle of Yucatan Chill fonowla the dlrectioos aad aflee two- eeks couree of these two great remedIes 0I prlaPreparebe the almoiphere toil germ If ectaaary aod when your iritem warn yestrepeat the abe Thee Remedies le IIIot 01457 St Bernard Drug Store NoticeITo whom it may concern Wo T 11 Jones and N R Jones eretofore doing business under tho rm name of time Madlsonvillo Car rlago will continuo our partnership and business of manu facture and repair of vehicles oLe mid sell buggies of our own manu facture as heretofore but hereafter f 1beones UugyCompnny instead ot- theliMatllsonlIIo Carriage Com uny Wo will do Clit and our customers with fairness Your patronage Is solicited October 10 IBM Died Saturday Tim infant child of Mr and Mrs Thomas Young of upper Railroad Saturday amid was burled t Madisonvillo Sunday afternoon Funeral services woro nt tinehhome by Roscoo M Wheat ine remains wero taken to Madison uleTo i Cure a Cold In One Daym Tako Laxative Bromo ots All druggists refund money If t falls to euro The genuine hurts L It B Q on each tablet Died of TyphmoldiIlopklnrfvjllo T D Walker for several yours a teacher In tho public schools of Christian county Ho was forty years Death was caused rommi typhoid toverIA Powder Jllll l3xpiosionl cs everything In sight so do- rastric mineral pi s but both aro dynamitehiodoiicato with calomel croton oil or aloes ills whom Dr ihls which aro gentle nllslImmot reeze do tho Work perfectly Cures Constipation Only 25c at St Drugstore Gen William R Shaftor was re Oonefnlhlin command of tho Department of- the1nclfio I as aMajorGenoral of tine volunteer army untilrelioved by or der of tho President or until ho is mustered out on July 1 1001 tho date wimon all Sllanlllh war enilistmmits oxplro Lung Irritation consumptionDrt anti give such strength to tho ungs that a cough or a will not settle there Twentyfive cents at all good ollloroAguinaldoleader is prison ninth will soon hQI shot for treason Agnlnaldo JRy will hot Interforo when tho courtImartial sentences his J to death Baldomoro Is charged with embezzling 80000 Filipino Treasury otlIfoRostcd IlBRiiiNi will reinvigorate a weak stomach and so Improvo di gestion as to insure tho bloom of health Prico COc Bt Bernard Drugstore I t p s ir TO STAMP OUT HYPOCRACY New Religious Sect Organized For That Purpose SEARCH FOR REAL TRUTH Ohio nan Will Incorpotate His New Organization Springfield 0 Oct 15To free tromnUhypoerlsreal truth Is tho avowed purpose of a new religious sect that soon to bo Incorporated under the laws of Ohio Ono ot time founders of tho new church Is at present living hero and while wltholdlng hIs namo at present ho gave out a state ment of time beliefs and of tho church for publication this oven Ing Believers or unbelievers of an nationality aro to bo welcomedIs members of tho now church All conIIburled in superstition ninth hypocrisy and that it is a barrier to search for truth Tho statement avers that any rea sonable man will recognize teach lungs of Christ as rules I olive by and that in following them men and women will bo made batter and than now But members of tho church lure allowed to follow their individual beliefs as to whether or InspIredMlnlstors statement Time writer says they fol low preaching as a profession that they pray for what they do not ex thoythemsolvos wouldbobo hypocrltos In their1 It to make thorn true totllOm solves that time now soot is being organized I Best way to Invest 35 Cents ANTIOO Miss July 1 1898 NEW SiENOKH MKDIOINK Co I vrtnt to tell roiwimat I think or your Nubian IelI havo used it myself and in my family and it is all that you claim for It It Is tho best Liver Medicine I over used It is just tho timing to take Itlou feel bad and aro bilious A 1 told by St Bernard Drugstore guardcdbyder orders from tho cause ot threats ot negroes tohur tho town in retaliation for tho double whipping of three blacks for talking about time strike of whlto Women at tho Oxtordknlttlng mills rime women no groos lund boon given work in the mills On th 10th of December 1897 Rev 1 A Douahoo pastor M E Church South Pt Pleasant Wta con tracted a severe cold which was at tended trom tine first by violent coughing Ho says After resort ing to a number of socalled specifics usually kept in the house to no pur Iiborlainslike a charm I most cheerfully recommend It to tho public For sale by St Bernard Drugstoro Earl Ington George Inglst Charles Bon T Robinson Gap A delegation of Crook Indians who went to to ask for changes in tine Curtis Inw1hnvo been Intoruled that la v can only bo made by Congress The Indians claim that law conflicts IPresident1825 The HeiltbKettortr and lUalthUalntainer M At Simmons Liver Medicine Strengthen he Nerves make you Plump and Comely and Enriches the compleilon with natures choicest colon Tho Attorney General of Louisiana nns entered a in tine United States Supreme Courtat Washington Injunctiontomaintaining a freight embargo against the of Now Orleans A TIMELY HINT yourbloodich U a perfectly healthy condition by the aoe of Dr sritedt German LITer Powder Then you be free front malaria typhoid fever cold arid the grip Dr CarUtedt German LITer Powder 1 the belt medicine money can buy For your Cold try Dr Ottos Spruce Gum BalMm Price 26o and 60o a Bottle Tot eala by St Bernard Drug Store Now tine critics of tlio Columbia who hare been taking up valuable space In tho Now Yorkllnpors oxr plaining why a record of mmarl half century was to bo altered ot fool so selfImportant TI2ousantlsof tho most stubborn cases of piles have cured by Tablets Oint Itnever falls to cure Price atDeTine fourth annual session of tho Kentucky Bt P U metln Louisville weekand many delegates were n attendance Coufhcd as Years I sutrerodfor26yoarswltha cough amt spent of dollars with doctors and for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Dells PlnaTar Honoy This rcn makes weal InlI1tOJDied Tho Infant son of Mr anti Mrs Tom Young born Juno Oth 1898 died Oc tober 14 1899 lono1yOne placolsvnenntThat Weep not for him dear parents I MoriQAround SE- SCASTORIAFor Infanti arid Children The Rind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature of Time mimics fun Caidwoli county arc yielding quito nun abundance Qt shuippctroutother States It isnsod oxtonsivoly lit thamanufaoture of glass amid pure stool To Stimulates Siuuisl Liver JmanIb DIIIoui Ursa Disperse Djipepila Prevent Sick and NetToui Headache me Dr U A Simmon Liver Medicine If you want n biscuit board nn ironing board now inantlo or anything In time buildiiigllno call nn MMcCord gubsiwlb for ricE BKE I s t4j iF S VERYDAY HEROISM I i Struggling through life cursed with catarrh Isa common experience How ever heroic the fight catarrh gcn I orally wins Under som- eI name or other it gels the heal of us Prank E Ingalls Waco VcjE nnd thouI Sands of others have been permanently cured or catarrh remedyrrunnDr S li Jfaitman Coltitntut 0 na1hnvocurcdmcofn of catarrh any ono ever hind My case todiscontInueductor on a railroad but I am now entirely well- Ordinary treatment of catarrh Is for notexpectedDr tarrh absolutely Get his latest book and learn mow to combat this Insidious disease Time Ptvrunn Medicine Co Columbus Owiht mall Dr Ilartmana books free on application II A Scott Burt Tcnn writes j 41 1 feel very thankful to my Maker and your great medicine that I am cured I would not be without Pe runa in the house 4- rcrnna has been curing catarrh for forty years It plucks out the roots of catarrh and builds people up AU druggists sell it DOWN IN TIlE MINES Prof Campbell Inventor and con structor Campbell slack rasjustrotnrned Mont whore ho put ton how washers at a new coke plant timers IIo says tho western fuel consumer mae not yet found out tho value of coke for purposes lint they are learning fast Miners everywhere in Kentucky and especially those of Western locatedwaltrommines would greatly suffer from tine enforcement of tho long and short htiul clause should stop and con- sIder what great damage can do hy their vote it they should cast it for Goohol or any candidate for representative who would favor a strict enforcement of said law and thereby so far as his Influence went cause a loss of at least one hundred and twentyfive thousand dollars yearly to tho minors of this county questionof politics Since getting possession of the huayoheldpose of building up their organiza tlon by membership but thus far outside of this particular mine mentioned they Imavo found but few who would sacrifice their Inde Poflulonce by joinIng an order whIch cnn oiler nothing but strife and mis cry If tho orders of tine agitators or leaders are obeyed Charles1tookKvansvlllo to get a look at President McKlnloy Supt Harris of South Diamond was Inst Sunday Ho says that South mine now produces an average of about twontyflvo cars dally Ernest Hash of Hecla went to Evansvlllo last Wednesday and saw tho President Geo C Atkinson is in Louisville thIs week attending tho Grand Corn mandery of ulght Template In session there Plorco Myers Is now mining coal at Barnsley and business Is- good timers anti when cars are furnished thom they cnn load about litteen gums per day Secretary Platt of the Barnsley Inlnells fast improving from lila re Tho following clipping from Lex- Ington Herald contains some good points on the rIse in tine price of coat Coal is going skyward in price in Lexington at an alarming ra e Kentucky coal is now lIelllngnt 330 a ton all foreign are retailing at 3CO Anthracite soils Sellingforbeen for inanv years Tine Kentucky product wilt reach fl before the first tiny of December If tho weather turns cohl1lntl by January 1 It may reach t and bo scarce thatII for tho Herald talked with ono of time largest dealers in the city Thursday who this to say on of coal Lexington people wilt never see the day when they will ho able to paIdIna stop to that It is a fact that very little line boon made by the dealers In Lexington for many years on coal and in many cases they have lost money on certain grades It is a hard matter to secure miners these days because they are going to time coko regions of Alabama whore they can mako bettor wages loss laborious work Many theMCen tucky and Tennessee are run uhig on loss than a half force and wages are going up all tho time It has boon only a few months ago when tho operators wero compelled to Increase wages of tho minors annul Just a few weeks ago woro increased again increase Is necessary to hold thorn I should not bo surprised to soo hnem demand another rulso in tho near future Yes I know tho price of coal will adyanco again and that very short Iy It is almost Impossible to got coal now because of tine of time miiics annul I would not take an order today to l q filled December 1 at ton I believe that Jan Iror will have advanced to tG but dont think It will go any higher The peoplo of Loxlngtom seem to think It an outrage to pay such a prlco ninth It looks on tho surface that they are right but must consider that coal line lJeon virtually given to thorn for years annul time coal trust means to IUt a stop to it Cheap coal In Lexington Is a thing of tho Other dealers corroborated what GRIPPEGrippe the a such Dr JohnW DuUs Cough Syrup Is hIghly recommended Tide won remedy gives roust at once cOnquers cough overnight and soon cffecta a thorough c- ureDLBuli COUCH SYRUPC- ures and Influenza DosesnIIumlfnDl1 ptawantlo take DottorI recommend 33 clio all dU11ttI this gentleman said and if a sovero winter prevails coal will soil by tho lump and you will bo lucky if you get a large lump is a great UIOlocalninny order ahead that it is impos sible to get more than one or two timatliegottentwo aqunntlty amid thoso wino have burned the Ken imavetoMen who work in coal mines are usually wldo awake to all matters recelvoHuthopkins county who will vote for timerebyvotewages In tho county onefourth or Onelourthroads in is sold in LouIs llloladucnhendorSOI and other river towns lJecnuso ot time river and other competition this coal la carried at rates else It could not bo gold In thoso towns at all Tho GoobolMcChord bill proposem chnrgomorocutting oil all this great business mnliliomdollarsminors as wages Hopkins count oumtirtonnageout In to minors annually half a million of dollars The Union Steel Company yUtsburg Oct 16TIne Union Company with a capital of probablhospring has boon formed hero by Pittsburg capitalists for tho purpose nf competing with tin American Steel Wire Oom known as time wire comEany Time most complete wire plantinerected by tho company Henry Koehler it Company Want several carloads of CHOIOB WALNUT Lone Will pay highest cash price They also POVIAH and HARDWoOD Lusinurt in mixed cars Write thom Louisville Ky Interior Department Washington OctlOTho In cstimatcsiIrear ended Juno 80 1001 aggre gate a rand total of 170500 000 This amount includes 145172000 for tine entire pen sion serviceof which H4000000 is for all army and navy pensions tho remainder being for- agencies salaries etc time con sus bureau 0044000 Indian service 0800260 tho general offlceV 500000 Dr M A Simmons Llrer Medlcinn has greatly benefited others 10111 reaionabljr certain to do you good Try III marsecuredby PATENT Bucommu Baltimore Ladles Wraps and Hens Shoes A full line of ladies wraps and a full lino of mens shoos at rock bottom prices may be found at tho St Bernard General Store They will take pleasvro in showing them to you Are yqu a subscriber to TUB hun7 You should bo II ERDVEGIbI TASTELESS CHILLIl t JuSVASCOOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE 6O eta l93iY15ZaHeIne0 iU bottle o o rlIM= ttlz8Afumo end IWT i bought Uir a gluM alreadr UiU TCU InUlonrex psrteIlcs of n yur lii tho Orug bucineas Myi Diver 14 an camel that car such unlicraal natl 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Ear11ragtora1Ky Iwish to state to tho general public that owing to the de mand for now work as well as all classps of repair work I have procured tho services of a firstclaw shoemaker from Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction DO YEARS EXPERIENCE I Tn oc MARKS DEMONS COPYRIGHTe Aa seitdlng a etMeb and deeedpU ascertain opinion an fnTOntlon a pmhabmyJtentbI COe1enk- Uona slrtctiy 000u000ttal saut4lent tree Oldeet for IeCurtnJet2U Patents taken through wpedo4 notIce wtthoul charge In the Scientific jFltucricati A bandebmely illustrated weakly Jwttjr culatlon of Bdenuao ouruaJ year l fourmonthsL rJoUbyall nw il IJNH Co361nm4aar Branch Offloa CM r Bt W A NIBBET President O W WADDiiiii Cashier a HOPKINS COUNTY BANK MAMSONVILLE KY- Gaptal Stock 50000T- rnnsncta n general banking bual nose amid invites time of the citizens of Ifojiklns and adjoining couutlosIIa finest and most secure vault in this section of Kentucky L he l3ee PAUL M MOORe Editor and Manager it sEE PyBLISHINQ COMPANY Incorporated Entered the Pciiofiee at Barlluxton aa Second taaa matter H Z SUBSCRIPTION RATES 4Uli eel SIxiMonihe r U 1 jo ltreeMont If 1 Single Coplee j I Specimen copies mailed tree on appllcallon I jCarrespondenta wanted In all parts ol the I J nobly Addresana for particulars I g LTIItJRSDAY OCTOBER 19 1599 I r = IoC = cIi 1 REPUBLICAN TICKET ForGovornor I W S TAYLOR itiorButler County L I ten antGovernor i fjFor MARSHALL Of Louisville For Secretary of State I CALEB POWERS Or Qf Knox County For AttorneyGeneral t CLIFTON 1 Of Hopkins County tr For Auditor REVrJOlJN S SWEENEY Of Bourbon County TreasurertOf Breathitt County C For Superlnlondont of Public Inp I JOHN BURKE m Of Campbell County For I CommUsIoiicr of Agriculture CvfiT J W TIIROCKMORTON IVyetto County ffRepresentative T tVOTE for Taylor is a vote for work and good government tt JiiK preachers are against Goo bel for pure principles sake If you are in doubt as to your duty follow the example of the preachJ rONOilAntE8VJ BllONBTON 18 I110W in the list of prominent leaders who aro using againstIsipnt failed to appear f got the bonefit of ad EVERY vote for Taylor and thoI Republican ticket is a vote for good wages to the miner and to the railroad employe a vote fort good prices to tho farmer jjJuDdB CLIFTON J PRATT is mak- ingt ono of the most active and ef fectivo campaigns of the year throughout tho State Wherever t ho goes ho is well received and highly spoken of VOTE for Taylor and tho lip publican ticket and retain 1 Kentucky the millions of dollars in wages to tho coal miner amIj railroad man that will bo lout if Qoebel Co aro elected jL jtTiiK merchants df Hopkins I county aro interested in the c wages tho miners and railroad men in the county receive The merchant who votes for Qoobel Co votes to reduce these wages on fourth lfRTOS BLACKBURK advised Democrats to vote the Republican ticket in the city of Louisville citwoyears ago That is the way 4 to beat the unfit candidatethis year Stamp under the log cabin nnd make your vote count two BRYAN insults the people ofI Kentucky by intimating that no carried Kentucky but was counted out Wo had a freo ballot and fair count thou and most of tho election ollicers and county returning boards were Democratic 4j lIoN 0 J BIIONSTON throw the hottest bomb of the campaign intor the Goebel camp when ho rented kthat Lexington opera house at liis own expense and told in his forcible way what ho know of Qoobels rascality And ho called a spade a spade GOVERNOR BRADLEY and Auditor Stonoare both now taking part in tho Republican campaign Harmony and victory are in the tairbut your vote is what will win Stamp under tho Iog Cabin yourscjf Dont leave it for Bomo one else to do EVERY farmer in Hopkins county are interested in tho amount of wages paid tho mine worker Elect Goobel Co and tho mine worker will have 125000 less wages to spend in the county The railroad man and his wages will bo effected in dike manner I Godbel poses as the friend ofJ tho poor and oppressed und is Wealthy through money ho has made on poor mens law suits Taylor has proven himself the friend of tho poor and has not r sowhOispoor mans friend OTHERS have said before what Mr Goebel is now quoted as saying at McIIenry last weektthat other fellows could StI voting they wanted to but lies n 7 le- b r ii f 1 J n r i y said wo Democrats will do tho counting This sort of talk sounds very much like a public confession of intended rascality GEN W S TAYLOR tho self made man from the ranks of the poor common people mud standard bearer of the Republicans h tho fight against Goeljolism will be heard at Madisonvillo Friday November 8 at 1 oclcok in the afternoon Tho people of Hopkins County will give him arousing reception TilE Norton ill0 GoobolBryai crowd made things lively with beer bottlps rocks and guns while they waited for a three minute speech from tho end of the campaign special They were thero day and had to have some recreation lrobably the scrapping was justifiable Tin was groat MR J 0 8 BLACKBURN two years ago urged Louisville Demo crats to vote for tho Republican ticket in tho city of Louisville headed by Geo D Todd and now ho is busy denouncing Democrats who are confirmed in their belief that Goebel is an unfitcandi date and declare they will vote for Taylor or for Brown RETURNS from a number of Hop kins county precincts that have been polled aro very encouraging Now what remains to bo doneIll tho county and the State is for every ionest citizen to do his duty and cast his voto against force and fraud as represented by Goebel and Goobelism DryanstrengthenellGoebel spectacular swing around the circle remains to be seen TUG BEE knows of men who wore so disgusted with tho Hopkinsvillo and Nortonvillo performances that they have now turned about and declare they will vote for Taylor and tho Republican ticket TilE ministers of the gospel and leading church and moral met aro tho strongest supporters of Taylor and time Republican ticket The gamblers poolroom men and unscrupulous politiciansfar revenueonly are Goobels most earnest advocates and admirers These are indisputable facts Ohooso which crowd you will run with GOEBELS speeches breathe out threatenings and slaughter for tho business interests of tho State2and disaster to these inter is to tho multitude of wage earners in Kentucky d to tho whole people Material loss to any man or class of men in a connnunity is indirectly a loss to every other individual in thatcommunity A METHODIST preacher n man of years and experience in life a man who had been a strong believer in free silver and voted for Bryan says his voto and the time votes of tho rest of tho preachers are for Taylor thus time and tho lie publican ticket Ho says he knows Taylor and knows ho is the right sort of man Anti hQ says further that Goebol will not do WE publish in this issue tho complete official description and boundaries of tho Magisterial dis tricts and voting precincts of Hopkins county There ire several changes that have not before been published and wo publish the whole story so that nil citi Zeus may read and learn where they are entitled to a vote This is done gratuitously and as a matter of news so that Republicans of time county may know where they may demand a vote MR BRYAN believes in bolting when an unfit candidate is nominated as ho wrote editorially in tho Omaha WorldHerald Mr Bryan meant to bolt if time Demo cratic platform promulgated at Chicagohad not declared for free silver for when asked whether in time possible event of tho Dem goldlieho replied Under no circumstances will my vote be given to a man who would uso the influ once of the executive to fasten the gold standard upon the Amer ican people With this record against him Mr Goobel can cer uponthinkingthem to vote for Goebel becausa ho is tho nominee because this sort of men agree that Mr Goobol is an unfit- Hopkins candidate County A Business Loss ilQoebel Wins Tho prosperity or adversity of every Hopkins county in whatever walk of the prosperity of every other citizen Time mining industries of- Ilopkimiscoumuty are tho largest in the State and the people of county realize to a greater or less extent time value of these indus tries to the welfare of the whole county Every man in tho iIHIirectlyaffoctCilby these industries and tim number of wage earners continuously em ployed in thorn This is true also of tho railroad business and employes Tho Hopkins county mine workers now earn half a million dollars in wages The railroad companies earn much more than this in coal freights 11 largo part of which is paid out in wages to railroad men Elect Goobel and his ticket find the Hopkins county minors and railroad men will bo cut off from the large competitive coal markets of the State Those markets consume onefourth of t j i 4 I I I Strike For Your Altars and Your Fires Patriotism is always com men able but in every breast there should be not only the desire to be a good citizen but to be strong able bodied and welt ftte fo tile battle of life To do this pure- blood Is absolutely necessary and Hoods Sarsapa rilla Is tnc one which cleanses the blood thorough ly It acts equally well for both sexes and all ages HumoW71cnIneeda blood purl fieri tiAe Hoofs Srs pritU R cured my humor and Is excellent AS nerve We Jxttfrton Stafford Springs Of ocd StMJataA Never Disappoints llooda 11llaeurUr rllUlh nou4rtlUUnit and LEto take will hood circparti the coal mined in the county and this loss of business would mean a loss in wages to tho miners of the county of not less than 125000 annually It means too a corresponding loss in wages to time railroad men Every conductor engineer fireman brakeman and other railroad em ployo is as much interested in this as is the mine worker Tho GoobelMcOhord railroad bills will turn over to the mines and transportation companies of Pennsylvania Virginia Indiana Illinois and Tennessee one fourth of tho entire coal busi ness of Kentucky will reduce Kentuckys output by one fourth This means n loss to tho mino workers of tho State of not less than halfa million dol lars in wages It means much moro than this to the railroads in Kentucky in loss in coal freights county now produces onefourth of the coal tonnage of the State and will havo to bear ono fourth of tho loss Does any Hopkins County minor or railroad man want to vote to destroy time business of his employer and reduco his own earnings If so ho will voto for Qoebel Docs any farmer merchant or other business man or intelligent citizen want to vote to turn over to other states a largo proportion of the business and earnings of Hopkins County amid tho State of Kentucky A vote for Goebel will do it POLITICAL POINTS Concerning Mr Bronstona lot ter addressed to oxSenator BlackburnJ suggesting tho with 1r Joebel Mr Blackburn in an interview says Really the letter has not the 4iportance that is attached to it IcKinloy was elected on a gold platform in spite of silver ton lencics and why should this lot ter of Carlisles bo so damaging to Goebel When time exSen ator reads Mr GooboPs reply as- illustrated by Mr Goebelslotter- of May 0 18yfl to Captain Head 10Ylho will realize that tho accu JOn against Mr Goebel is not financial hores butpersonal per treachoryLouisvillo Mr Bryan promised something sensational Kentucky failed to material izeIWatch my first speecll ho said and you will understand my reahons for going to Ken tuckyt There was differ nico in his Kentucky speeches and others which ho has been do iveringlately Ho advised Kon tucky Democrats to got to ether told them that Kentucky was and of right ought to bo a Democratic State and that tho Democrats must carry itthis year tobo sure of carrying it next He urged tho Goebel and Joe Blackburn but aside from this hiajpeech was national in character and was along tho usual lines Nashville American GLASS TRUST Will be Fought by Another Com bination Tho American Window Glass Company the latest combination in tho window glass trade is have opposition from a quarter which has not been mentioned heretofore For several weeks past Frederick li Fox tho head of tho Obi cago house of Fox Fox has been in Pittsburg arranging tho first stop of combination which is to contest thotrado withtho American Window Glass Company Fred Fox proposes to combines the independent factories in a nannor similar to that of tho American Glass Company Blind Wedding Cleveland 0 Oct 1LLProb- ably one of tho most remarkable weddings over known will take place next Wednesday at tho 1omo of Mr Georgo Do Weese 26 Vino street this city- Do Wecso istho secretary of tho Blind looplos Association Ho is sightless Do Weeso has thrown open his houso for tho redding festivities Tho groom thirtythreois Miss Lizzie Brown Sue is byJusticeIflRmI1WihhiantFifty guests havo been invited all are blind An orchestra com posed of blind men will play tho wedding mardi After the core nony a literary and musical pro grammo will bo carried out by blind people RON JWf YERKES t Will Speak at MadfeonvlUc Friday h o Afternoon t One of the Ablest and Most Scholarly Public Men Inithe State Hon John W Yorkcs a man of mSt prominent standing be fore tho public and his party will sneak at Madisonvillo tomorrowa J rida7afternorn at 1 of the most ablo and scholarly men in Ken tucky and tolls the story of the a campaign in a most convincing and forcible manner and his speeches aro freo of anything of personalMrover stood high in tho councils of the Republican party and has at times been urgedv to become a candidate for ernor and for United States Sen fThosowill be fortunate OIncyhMr William King of Jtenton Ky is visiting J Mercertlmis veektiMiss Donio Jackson has typhoid n fever t Miss Eva Mercer of Missouri is visiting her brother J Ww Mercer The funeral of Mrs Williamsc was preached Sunday H MorgnDEJ II Calvort and J M Harris are conducting protracted meet t ing at LaFayetterAt a meeting Sunday thirty 11IGoobol II 0 Smith had his trialTiiursw day for cutting Luther l ox was acquitted ONE op THE Boysc Married Wednesdayw At 780 oclock Wednesday- smorning at tho Catholic Church Father uoenon pronounced time words that united for lifo MrsMorris Colbert and Miss SandersMr is an employe ofg tho 1 N Railroad at place and his brido is the daugh ter of Mrs Charles Egloff of city They are popular and de serving young people and have a t host of friends who wish them unbounded peace and happiness through lifo TUB BEE extends congratulations and best wishes c I Bryan at Norton lIIe Thero wore about three hundreds people at Nortonvillo t hear tho Nebraska orator Many of time people went early in the morning and staid all day There were pistols and drinks in abund ance A fight or two took place and created considerable excite ment but no ono was seriously b hurtwLate in tho afternoon bearing Bryan and Goobol ar rived They spoke about three o minutes each and created com paratively little enthusiasm OCOMOTIVE llIASTS Tho railroad manwho lives in Kentucky who votos for Goebel Mc Chord t Co votes to reduce tho freight earnings on coal In Kentucky over half a million dollars annually A large part of this money Is now railroad employes Over one fourth of tho entire coal tonnage of tho State goes to competing points tho long haul getting neces sarily loss rates in many cases than short haul Tho GoobolMcChord bill proposed will nullify the present law railroad men and of Kentucky will lose ono million dollars in wages in ono year Non tucky coal will bo excluded from the large markets by ndvanco proposedlawWill suffer together If they fail to prevent the election of Goebel and timo passage of tue GoobolMeCimord railroad bill Moro railroads aro being built Injj the United States moro being transacted on those alreadyI In existence moro manufacturing Is in progress moro exportation of manufactures is being done and moro gonoral prosperity and loss failures aro reported over before In the history of tho countrYi ft I condItion which augurs 10 Democratic campaigns in 1899 anti 1000 LPeople who watch tile efforts of railroad companies to handle their freight traffic agree with Mr Bryans recent reluctant state thero seems to be some prosperity The demands from all over tho country for cars to um- ovoConsumption is robbed of its terrors by the fact that the best med ical authorities state that it is a curable disease and one of the happy things about it is that its victims rarely ever lose hope You Know there are all sorts of secret nostrums advertised to cure connonpUon Some make absurd claims We only say that If taXen In time and the laws of health are properly observed SCOTTS EMULSION vnH heal the Inflammation of the tktat and lungs and nourish and aboigthen the body so that It can thnw off the disease Ye have thousancb of testl 4 anariili where people claIm they 4 have been permanently cured of 4 tw nalady 4 socnd lioo ill dnifrlitt 4SOOTT a BOWNC ChoUli New York t i products continues to tax every resource of the car shops railroads centering in great menu facturing cities of tho East nro mak shapefo run yet complaints of shortage nnd delays are constant while tho crops are taxing the roads to their utmost Capt ELI Wilson a popular con UCtOr on tho Henderson of the L N railroad and Miss Joaio McCormIck of Elkton will be mar ried on Oct2 at 435 im They triphroughJ W Throcktnorton n conduntor n tho Cincinnati division of time Ij N antI ho is n candidate for Conunlfisloncr of Agriculture on the Republican was hero this l week mixing with the voters lIe Is very plcasnnt gontlonian and makes n good Impression on those ho moots and his conversation and acts Indicate that ho IB n man tho people could trust In a position of onor nnd wo hope to son oloctod A special train for tho benefit of J 11ran was run from llopk ins ile to Nortonvillo last Monday Candidate Ooobol continues to tho Louisville and Nashville Company amid the voters ho believe in Justice In all matters continue to increase and will show their Indignation by voting against iimi Wo were informed latel by ono who makes a study of tho situation hat railroad men who onco had a osiro to support Ooobel are now fearing I would mean war on other roads besides tho L N amid they will now fight him Agents Wooldrldgo mind Ethorldgo ere both called to attend court this week at Henilorsou Master of Trains Dovnoy attended thin weekIOperator Itainbrldgo was called to obree a few nights this week IIo Lane is now switchman In he 1anlimmgtonyard It iRgoncrally conceded thero nro fow bettor men than ho Is flEigmuanMeCuiloy tholrlart of duty to attend court last Monday at leimderson While atHenderson last Tuesday e were told by ono who says ho heart him speak that Goebol In a peech mantle in 18UO made tho ro that one dollar per day was for any working man and ho claims to bo n fnond to lim- oorklimg men- The Lexington Lender in a Into Is luG contained this article Livingston Ky Oct G 00 Editor LoadorSonator uoobel at London on tho 4th to a good sized crowd but at least two thirdB of them worn Taylor buttons n tho lapels of coats which oes to show that tho crowd was there moro for curiosity to see Goe bel than anything else As Mr Uoobol was at tho L k N depot waiting for tho train tp take to todayimehim In charge took special efforts to introduce aa many inlncro from Pittsburgh ICY1to him as they ould nro now on a itriko for an increase of 10 per cent n wagesMr Jollied everybody as ho could in his and corporaiommeplatform which should tho fifth lank of it be placed on tho statutes wouldIthIs Stato from nfaklngany contract wIth their employer whatever and abor be compelled and forced y tho strong arm of tho law Stato If necessary to submit to- hatever their employer sew fit to pay them Time Urotliorhood of I o LocomotIve Time Order f Railway Conductors United Mine organlmtlonRall of their agreements with their nnploycrs take tho employers price of this anti the fifth of tho Louisville Music Hall Democratic platform which reads no follows Kentuckyknownbo so amended as to mako unlawful any arrangement or contract of cor porations of Individuals whereby In carrying on any business tho prices barged aro to bo thereby fixed controlled or regulated Wo believe tho law should further amended BO M to provide that alt contracts nnd agreements mado by combIna- tions generally known as trusts in any kind of tho viewI to fix or regulate prices t voId and not enforceable as to mich trust or combination We r demand that all trustcontrolled ar tides bo on time free list Labor organizations In this State havo a largo amount of their hard earned cash and time to build up and maintain an organization among their follow workmen tho dllforont branches of tho laborersI duties and now when they have them on a footing whore they beneficial to the in are asked to elect a man of GoebolH mako un and lot him destroy nil their privf logos and rights Governor Goobel rest easy In tho Governors chair drawing a nice fat with no fear of hIs wagon being reduced I and nt the end of term as Gov ernor ho could say to corporations See what I havo done for you I have placed tho laborer in such a position ho will not disturb your With the groat railroad and other corporations In tills State assured of no moro r or ganizations and full power to fix wages they could reduce freight rates anti charges but it would In time end be at tho expense of time working mans wages Rend tho fourth plank of the Re publican platform made at Lexing on July 18th which reads an follows We pledge tho Republican parly of Kentucky to tho such laws aB may bo necessary to prevent trusts pools or organizations from combin iii to depreciate its real valuo any or to enhance tho cost of any article or to reduce the emoluments of labor Wo congratulate time Republican part p Federal Icglillntlonfor- tho suppressions of harmful trusts pools Is the of a Republican Congress performed during time a President and we congratulate tho country that in tho of Injurious combi natlonsRellubllcan legislation has had in time past as It will havo in tho fur tho Inter estli of legitimate iiishmess timo pur oscs of such being tho omedy for wrong nnd not omlmr nssmont to industry enterprise or thriftComparotho two anti see which Is more anti recognizes tho Interest of the working man EXCONDUCTOR Jesse Phillips is nt Louisville this week Attending Grand of tho Kentucky Masons as roprcsemmtaLmvoE W Turner Lodge lit Subscribe for THH DEBI por year I j j Tried Friends Best For thirtyyearsTutts Pills have proven ablessing tothe invalid Arc truly the sick mans friend A Known Fact For bilious headache dyspepsia sourstomach malariaconstipa tion and all kindred diseases TUTTS Liver PILLS AN ABSOLUTE CURE Church Directory O Wilson 4iastordays at 11 a in and at 780 p in 4 Prayer meeting Wednesday evening Sunday school at 030 CltKIBTIAN OlIUBOH I H Tool pastor Services second and fourth Sundays at 11 amamid 790 p m Sunday Bchool at 090 Prayer moot ing Wednesday evenings at 730 M E Ciiuitair BouTir R M Wheat pastor Services first and Third Sundays at 11 am and 730 In Sundayschool at 030 meeting Tuesday evenings at 730 oclock I MISSIONARY IUVTIST CHURCH I fl S7Ethvards Pastor Services see ond Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night Sundayschool at 930 Prayer meeting Monday ovenlnga at 730 CATHOLIC CHUKOH Rev A M Coouon pastor First Mass Sunday morning at 7 Second Mass 930 Afternoon service at 230 every Sunday GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH William Chtlders pastor Services every third Sunday at 11 oclock a- In and at780 p m Y P S C EPrayer mooting every Sunday evening at 080 DIGEST YOUR FOOD KtMtr prcut of all iekaes It caMfci b load sot W dlfMted It create pot coal and 0II1t070t1rblOo4 and thea you an llabU to alnott say Sluice human ay Men U heir to UM Dr CatlalcdlM GerinU Unr Powder and witch the melts Toa will feel the e5ectuzftrtakIuoiIdoU UtT U atrulandbecouTlaccd Price Kc Dr Ottos SrvssGum Balmr Cut tYour Ch Jitittile Msdlolsi tar Children rot ukbjr St Bernard Drug Store An eplnemlo of 1yphollifever lies broken out at College lox ington among tho students Timers euro nine cases Time uso of water In unsold cistern is believed to have cA tho disease For all fresh cuts or weunda In either tho human subjects or in animals as a dressing Liniment Is excellent vrhllo forsoreaI on working horses especially If slow to heal or suppurating its healing qualities are unequaled Jffi and roc- St Drugstore In a speech In South Dakota time President Wo have planted our flag in Porto Rico Hawaii In tho Phllliplncs Wo planted It timers because wo lied a right to plant It there Tho President evi dently thinks tho flag is timers to i stay and tho people agreo with him I ThllalKtDgtallBlrdI- Is noted for Its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those persons who uso Sutherlands Eagle Eye Salvo for weak styes sore eyes of any kind or granulated lids Sold by dealers at 35 cents The combined military and naval forces of tho United States in tho Philippines when all tho and now orders reach thero will aggrcgato moro than 70000 men i and tortyUvo war veOuls The last of these will arrive in Manila earlyin December Altl Pblter Onward Turn wrltee I hvs knowS Dr U A Slmmona Liter Uedlclna 7 jcara It li a good mtdieln It cures Crampa la Stomach and Torpid Liver I ballnt It la a reach better medicine than Zelllaa and Black Draught Time Louisville man who in lilt suIt for divorce asked that his wife bo restored to her maiden namo evi loftIly thinks there is a great deal in a namo and does not agree with Mt Shakcspoaro on that roso propo I wish to express thanks to time manufacturers of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Rome for having put on tho market such a wondorfol medicine W W Masslnglll of Beaumont Texas There are thousands tf mothers whose children have been saved from attacks of dysentery and chol era Infantum also feel thankful It Is for sale by St Ber nard Drugstore Earllngtou lien T Robinson Mortons Gap George King St Charles How embarrassing It would be if some editor on the CourierJournal should forget tho suspension of time rules and express the real of the paper time groat No braskau Mr Bryan is In Ken tucky I Exchange Dizziness loss of appotltotnausea and fiatuloimey are dysnesia or indigestion Horblne will give prompt relief Prlco CO cts St Bernard Drugstore A citizen who gels Into tho ranks Of the enemy said the President In ono of hut speeches 8thlrdaYlUvoonly to regret It live Only to erase time blotfrom the family name The assistants of Agulnaldo have good reason to statement It is tho ox act historical truth Whites Cream Vermifuge Is a highly valuable proparatJoncapablo from of of clearing the system In a few hours of every worm 2G eta St Bernord Drugstore Acompany with an authorized ofIIJ00 000 hues rocentlybeeni- J ormnfzed for tno pur so of tiovel- opimg time zInc mInes lCcntucky Weak Byea era Mad Strong Dim vision made clear styes re moved and granulated lids or sore OYOR of kInd speotiHy antI elfect- umalhy cLmrod bY time use of Suther lauds Eagle Lye Salve Its up In tubes and on a guarantee by all good druggists At Somerset a company hues been lately organized for tho development of fields near there Dr U A Slmmona Llrer Medicine Quickens ttit Appetite AMi Dlzaulon elves Tonic and Vigor to all the function and totIGri the ajra tern aciloil Epidemic Influence llopkinsville to the Circus On October acth the Louisville and Nashville will soil round trip tickets Octobor201onBros circus- Conductor Sparrowh s about re covered from hmi Injuries and has reported for work again fUHAN TEA cures ppep rlfUHir tU CoMtifMUoB tsA Indi- geetloa Regu1ateI the Uvse Fries 25 eta Sold by St Bernard Drug Store z t 0 o fi fi CLOTHING ft ri t r- I fi W- to tlJ Tho bulk of our Fall and Winter Clothing is on 49 our counters now and wo aro ready for l ness In fact tho earlycool weather hasc busiR tb 0 11 fi our customers to 111 upon us before fiablo to spread ourselves over our now room fc as wo intended Wo hoped to have had all things fe arranged nicely in plenty of time for early Fall tiSlTral1b but our tiboss i e thto people say nay j to buy NOW so wo pulled oil jJo our coat rolled np our sleeves and are now iiiS1 it 11111Hat it with both feet and both jJJ 1 hands for all it is worth Come right along fit X at l 1fiand wo must say we mire perfectly satisfied fit fioncll Wo never halln purchase Wo were IIYMo fi of Como in and partake Tho values M are good time styles are ripht ami the prices it tfl bottom f- cI BIHOPLOJMADISOliVlLL YOUR MONEY flACK IP YOU WANT IT 4Y N B Miss Sallie Browning has jut returned tfl from the Vest and has given our Dress Goods I= Trimmings and General Dry Goods Stocks their J- 4V finishing touch t- ivr P ii SiSi W Si Si Si Si r v wvcvv T YOUR ORDERS Who Dots the Livtry blilSOLICITED Jin Ask your neighbors 5 They all say that wo haul better loads fur iJ imiii best mine niitl al r ways at tho right price f1J t 1111OpiII NIht Barnetl r4 Arnoid1 1 0Il101 SS M McCORD I At Contractor and nderfIs YRAPIS UXPINIIP4CI EARLINGTON AU clauses of buildings erected and f foroeculmaneyIticlutllimg halo meehnlcaland common labor PLANS DETAILS SPOIIrlco rtaxonablo and tathifaclIoH 4 HOATIONS A RHjrnMtct KaUniatenchecrrullyglveri N UP ON SHORT NO on alt kInd bulltlhlK ciii special Work LAW av lire mo a ehuaneo at your vw a S5 SSSSSSSI SSS4SS S SS SSII IGH0 G E 0 EOY I 4 tj AbA I FirstClass Equipment and ProniptjScrvice Is s44 51I J I S C S P S S SSSSSI4I j The matron of a well known Masonic llama mentions one Inmatettiseventy years of age who has bccn in time infirmary for three years 5 a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Ripans Tab j ules about a year and a half and finds them so benefic tl that he is 4 never without them He is willing that his name should be used Inra testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person wlr to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution or eightyfour years of age has had liver trouble for many years and i1t finds that RIPAN help him very much They also have two5t A nurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwo both suffer t from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits and ncry 7A ousness They take the Tabulcs and find them so useful that they ralways have a package in their pockets The matron also states i L that she is fortyfive years of age and at times suffers with indiges y tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that time Tabules are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have hetttname used in a testimonialS JiJ1y I irANTBDti fUdhf that flIiAW5 mii out luM tbnwoeuut Os11M wwd RI1ND 00 1M mkM and opt a atSuI aIIlitoi C 7 lru LurS TN m u4 oisua w M lwnreeSIrorar U ti Uua etaktlOoiNo can ilw rorll A BOON TO MANKIND DTABLERS BUCKEYE PILE I CURS ANewDiscoveryfortheCertainCureoflNTERNALandEXTERNAL CURES VHERE ALL OTHERS HAVE FAILED TUBES BV MAIL TS CENTS BOTTLES 60 CENTsSMKSFWJAIiSerwWr 310 fcr fote Mr STniil Fl p i I I JCflOOL BOOK QUESTION Ii com3ucaon From Prominent Hopkins fjpr County Teacher OUR SCHOOL BOOKS ARE STANDARD The1 Cost no More In Kentucky Than f In Other states Y LtT6 in receipt of n com munication from Prof D Utloy principal of tho Mortons Gap Lnbiic School stating some co1 facts about tho school book ques tion and tho bearing of tho pro posed China School Book Bill which will bo enforced if Qoobel Wius1at the coming election boon many stories told about tho excessive cost of school books in Kentucky ns com pared with the same books sold in Bother States coupled claims that tim Ohinn Book Bill would save money t Kentucky parents Ono fact is jwortha thousand theories Hero it is- MOKTOKS GAP KY OCT 10 1809 followint1otteifyoJn I I Go may bb of interest so those who want to acquaint themselves withitho real state of facts in ro gard to much of tho discussions Of tli School Book question MR MOUTONSGAl Kx DEAn SIRYoUl favor of a few lays 6Jhco is now before us with alis of books now used in your school Now you say that charges aro made that we sell books cheaper in Indiana than in Kentucky but this state mOat is absolutely false and those who givo utterance to such thoughts arc either ignorant or malicious As to Barnes Ills tory of the United States it is not used in Indiana unless it bo hero and there as a supple mentary text and then we bill to Boards of Education as we do to dealers in your own State or to your Boards if they wish to pur Vshaso directly at 80 cts not transportation at your expense A cheap edition of Montom History is sold in Indiana afcCtfctsGinn tc Co furnish most of thd histories in that State and they do supply their looks at a- less rate they put itup in cheaper form paper sides with- a poor quality of paper hence it is really a cheaper book Our uniformlyJujl you rany sponsibile merchant at tho ratedA- SIKIUCAN BOOK Co ISAAC ROOSK Advocates of the Cliinn Book Bill claim that the same books rare sold in Indiana at a much lower price than in Kentucky when tho real fact is that the texts of that Stateare inferior both in subject matter and typography Teachers and school Boards and voters should look carefully before they consent to turn over the matter of texts partieapolitical purposes D JnKY With Jiis1 customary good III1jyjcAlert1oombs presented lljIt M Wheat with a biscuit hoard and rolling pin thin layf after the wedding Tho bore a legend recommending its most eHcctivo use on tho head of tho groom and the board sonic J saucyuiessage all in rhyme rii A Slmmont Liver Medicine has grealy z I benefited olherlndl reaionably certain to do you good Trj fl I t ROUSING TAYLOR CLUB The Colored Men of Nebo Or ganize NEIIO KY Oct 17 1899 DEAlt EDITOU Please ullow us to report the work of our club at this town known as the Tay lor Club which was organized October 81 1899 after being in structcd hy Mr A T Bradley whoso interesting speech did niuch in encouraging the men to como solid for Taylor and our 1Ias and W M Tapp as Vice Presi dent S 0 Moore was elected Secretary and Godfrey Winstead his assistant Then J S Win stead and P P Cargilo District Cominittceincn made good talks which were well taken after which the Club was instructed 1by Mr A T Bradley to enroll reJ two names were signed for Taylor and tho party Rev S 0 Mooro was asked to make a few remarks and not withstanding his confession of not being a politician ho moved the house with as much ease as if ho had been an old time stumper The meeting was adjourned to meet Monday night October 10 at which time a thirty minutes speech was mado by Mr A T Bradley and after his remarka ble speech tho roll was swelled to 101 for Taylor GODFIIKY WlNSTKAD Assistant Secretary They Left Town Three of those miserablo pests namely agitators made their appearance in Earlington Vednes day morning But Marshal Coylo who is always thoroughly alive to his business pronptly informed the brilliantlybndgcd gentlemen that it would bo lo their best interests to take up their bed and walk They took him at his word and at once shook tho dust of Earlington from their feet and departed As has always been the case such nuisances as these find poor encouragement in this town where the miners arc too sensi ble and too conscious of what is best for thom to give ear to the entreaties of men who spend their time in trying to howlcalamity when their is no calamity to howl Crumbakers Speeches lion E S Crumbaker will address tho voters of Hopkins coun in the interest of the Itepnb followmgtimcsDalton Thursday Oct 194 7 p in Nebo Friday Oct 20 7 p in- Baugns School House Saturday Oct 20 7 p in Mr Orumbaker is an able and is doing effective service for the ticket at these ap pointments Notice To whom it may concern We T II Jones and N II Jones heretofore doing business under thoIfirm namo of tho Madlsonvllle riage will continuo our rtnershlpnnd business of manu t- acturo and repair of vehicles etc and soIl buggies our own maim facturo as heretofore but hereafter tho business of tho partnership will t ho conducted in namo of Tho ones iiiggy instead of tholIlmllsol1lJIoCarrlngo Com any Wo do andgtrent our customers with Your patronage is solicitedtOctober 10 1899 t I r COUGHS ASTHMA I Do not iMilact a Cough Foleya Honoy end rtlJsd1as ara of Ts rliananuitMd to sir ten danfforont Foloy8 prompt r llef la all e y llonoy and Toln oflnbma Ua not el plouant safe and aarc tbl with otbw m edlcloIare OonUI ni no opktM that baa fallal aJ la gnarautoed ion rellat I CONSUMPTION LA ORIPPB I Foluya Honey and Ihoo lIallh ort Tor does not boll 001oaprobably need m tv I fako boron la wivunoedtz leyo Hotter and Tar rallof In tho very Worst to boal sour lanja uol MHO and In early ttoco Itop tha racking ooaatoffoctcurs IneUtntaltotblad I CROUP PNEUMONIA lOtuand of Infant Dr J O Dlthop of At LAd children dlo ciaInwmich sis I baro l ot Crop orory ono of oiod FoloyD Honor ihaea Inoeeta could and Tor In threetUMO be n tared had Fo arlloya Honey nnd Tor nU Iho put month withtgteithmIutim oodraulto N FOLEYS BANNER SALVE is a Healing Wonder a OANIIPJBEM L 6c CO f s ANEWDEPARTURE A Radical Change In Marketing Methodsi as Applied to Sewing to An original under which you can obtain caster terms and better value In the purchase of the world lamous White Sewing Machine than sever before offered Write for our elegant HT catalogue and detailed particulars Howowe can Save you money in the purchase of a sewing machine I fromfactorytunity you cannot effort to pass You know the White you know L andliS h we can offer most liberal terms Write today Address in fulllWHITE SEWING MACHINE COMPANY Dept A CiCVCUH HU t w WHITES CREAM VERWIFUGElIFtr 20 Years Has Led all Worm ReMedies iSmTO I 1 aozix Dr ILZaXa O UOrOrXXb1 I JAMES F BALLARD fi Lour I I 4i J f c THE SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON IV FOURTH QUARTER INTER NATIONAL SERIES OCT 22 Text ot tho Lcaaon Jz vlll ai33 Jlcuiorj Verse 2123Golden Test EB vlll S3 Commentary Prepared iip the Rev D SI Stenrni Copyright 1KO by D M Stearns 21 Then I proclaimed a fat there at the rlrcr of Abavo that we might afflict ourselves before our Got to seek of Him a right way tor us and for our little ones nu l for oil our substance In the SOT cnth year of Artaxcrxcp the king ot Per tin Ezm antI some 1800 of his people went up to Jerusalem to tee to the wel fate of those who were there to carry up much silver anti gold a free will offering from tho king and his counselors unto the Cod of Israel for the temple and for Me rifice and for tho will of God ns Ezra might be directed chapter iiI Ezra was n ready scribe In the law of Moses nnd had prepared his heart to seek tho law of the Lord and to do It and to teach It chapter Ill 0 10 Notice the order of doing nnd teaching and compare Acts I1 Mark rl 00 Our lesson begins with Ezra about to start on tho journey and making final preparation by a season of special waiting upon God 22 For I was ashamed to require ot the king a band of soldiers and rsemen to help us against the enemy In the waY because wo had spoken unto the king saying The hand of our Goo Is upon nil them for good that seek him See hU references to tho hand of tho Lord upon him In chapters viI 0 0 28 vlll 1831 also Kch IL 818 Ezck III 11 22 vlll 1 etc It Is no uso to say that we trust In the Lord If wo dont do It and while there would hare been no sin In Ezras having a band of soldiers he would not thus havo shown ns much faith In God 23 So wo fasted and besought ourGod 1tor this and Ho was entreated of us Esther and her people fasted and prayed nnd God heard and delivered Est Ir 10 Our Lord said concerning the evil spirit which Ho cast out of the child aft er Ills transfiguration Ilowbclt this kind gocth not out but by prayer nnd fasting Moth xvli 21 Barnabas and Paul were set apart to missionary work with prayer nnd fasting Acts xIII 2 3 It la true that overindulgence of appetite does not tend to spirituality yet there Is no special credit In doing without food but when we want something from God for Gods glory more than we want anything else wo will be very npt to give ourselves heartily to prayer and tasting Sec Dan Ix 3 x 321 25 Then I separated 12 of tho chief of the priests and weigh d un to them the silver and the gold which the king and his counselors had of fered These two verses tell us that these offerings included also that which was given to all Israel there present and that nil was for tho house of God I do not know of any giving on record that can compare with the gifts of Israel bojj rulers and people for the tabernacle and tho temple Ex xxxvi 0 7 xxxvlll 21 31 1 Chron xxII 11 10 xxlx 10 It there was the same zeal for the house of God today that Is the church of God composed of all true believers to complete it what an abundance ot mission aries and of money there would be seen to the glory of God 20 27 In these two verses he tells the exact weight of the silver and gold and of the vessels and knowing the value ot- a talent of gold or silver tho current vii ne of nil could be estimated but valnc among men and value before God are of ten two wholly different things though we make no reference to this particular case We know that In the temple one cutlngInwidow cast In 2 mites which make a far thing and He said that she bad cast In more than they all She cast In all that she had even all her living 28 And I said unto them Ye arc holy unto the Lord the vessels are holy also and the silver and the gold are a free will offering unto the Lord God ot your fa thers As the Lord who called tho prlcjts and Lcvltes to their office was holy so they were to be holy nko pet apart whol ly for Him boy xxi 0 8 Tho Lord chose them to stand before Him to serve hint to minister unto Him and It Is even so with true believers now for all bcllor ers lire priests and all ore chosen vessels to be holy unto Him nnd to bear Ills name II CUron xxtx 11 1 Pet II n D Acts Ix 1C 29 Watch ye and keep them until yo weigh them before the chief of the priests- at Jerusalem in the chambers of tint Louse of the Lord We think of our Great High Priest who will never lose any yea which the Father has given to Him for no power can ever pluck us out of His hand and we may gladly say I know persuadedhat dayJohn30 So took the priests and tho Lcvltes ho weight of the sliver and the gold and tho vessels to bring them to Jerusalem unto tho house of our God In verses 3 and 34 we read that all the silver and old nnd the vessels were safely delivered j weight and number at Jerusalem and IICrtormedjudgment seat of Christ we will give nc count of our stewardship of all that with which He has intrusted us In ills servo daybyand spirits and trlcth heart and veins and wjll give every ono according to his way nd the fruit ot his doings I Sam II 3 xvi 2 Jer xvli 10 81 Tho hand of our God was upon us and Ho delivered us from tho hand of the nemy and of such ns lay In wait by the way When wo become children of God y faith In Christ Jesus we have from tbpIcvllear for Ho who Is In ns Is greater than ll and victory Is sure while we rely up powerVe deIvcrver evil work and will preserve me un o His heavenly kingdom II Cor I 0 10 I Tim Iv 18 He Is able Wo will Him 32 And we came to Jerusalem and bode there three days On tho next day they gave in their report and burnt offerings and sin offerings were offered- or nil Israel There Is no blessing and bothinvertectglorified Kenrlen Speech It is pleasant to say smooth things in his easy going time serving ago butt may net bo tho wisest A tendency point out tho good things in tho characters nnd lives of wicked men andIworldly Christians and pass over their ins and defects is ono canso of tho failure of tho church to keep Its hold n tho masses Tho Bible hides no sin r fault of tho servants of Go4 It is admired because of its candor and fidel ity to tho truth Thoso ministers of tho gospel and religious teachers who talk out straight to their people hewing toItho line speaking tho truth in love ave the largest hearing end tho most vigorous membership God pity n rain stry tint cries Peace peacel when here is no peace A loving fearless openheirWilY is tho kind of preaching andI teaching tho times demand Religious Telescope URE 10R In tin Sold by dru1ta- t CON SUMPTION A Jh t r f1 r4tutISTUBERNARD1 I INCORPORATED Miners and shippers Of COAL AND COKE i I General Office Kentucky itIi 8rr1911 ffices JllcalliS II NEWBOLD Manager 342 W Main Street Louisville Capt T L LEE Manager Corner Main inth Auction Streets Kentucky Memphis Tann I A S FORD Manager 327 Upper Second Street Evansville Ind ArtttHUNT BRO Memphis Term IIESSER 8 MILTON Rialto Louis Mo J W BRIDGMAN Room 404 Fisher Building Chicago 111 I IW11c It FAMOUS NO 9 COAL II I all uses from Earlington Diamond and St Charles r Mines Only Vibrating Screens and Picking Tables V IFor used THE BEST SELECTED COAL IN THE MARKET I II I BRUSHED BOKE FOR BASK BURNERS UND FURNHBES II Why buy Highpriced Anthracite Coal when you can get ST BERNI i J ARD CRUSHED COKE for a much less price OneIton of the Crushed Coke will do the same work as I 1oneton of the best Anthracite Coal I ASK YOUR DEALER FOR IT AND SAVE MONEY 1 isis CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR topic For the Veek Healnnlnir Oct 23 Comment l r Hey 8 II Doyle TorrcAn oM time mlnlonir Jotuh 111 115 A nlnloiur nwttlng Jonah was tho son of Amittal and a native of Qnthhepher Ho prophesied in the reign of Jeroboam IL God sent hint on a ipeciol mission to Nlnovclu Jonah disliked tho mission and tried to escape to Torshish bnt God by Ills providence brought him to a realiza tion of his mistake Ho commanded him a second timo to go on tho mission to Nineveh and that time ho obeyed The story of his going is found In the topical reference Jonah preaching in Nineveh was a typical foreign missionary 1 Jonah was sent from God Tho Lord said unto him Arise go to Nino veh that great city and preach nnto It Missionaries must bo sent of God When Paul says in Rom x 13 now shall they preach except they bo gent ho refers not to man sending forth mis sionaries but to Gods sending forth missionaries Ono who aspires to mission work should feel called of God to tho work nil all who are interested in missions should earnestly pray to God to send forth laborers into His vineyards 2 Jonah had a message from God and proclaimed it to the people Tho Lord said Preach unto it the preach ing that I bid thee And Jonah delivered the message of God Fearlessly earnestly ho announced to thb people the threatened destruction of tho city crying upon the streets Yet 40 days and Nineveh shall bo overthrown Tho missionary whether at homo or abroad must get his message from God and boldly must ho proclaim tho truth anti tho whole truth not only holding out overtures of mercy to all who will liovo and repent but warning men of their suro destruction if they refuse to repent and to accept the mercy of God 8 God blessed his messenger and his message faithfully delivered and success crowned his efforts Tho people of Ifinoveh believed God repented of their sins and God staid off the threatened destruction of tho city But Jonah for political reasons was displeased at his own success an anomaly in this respect God will still bless tho faithful efforts of His servants to win tho world for Him Tho task seems tremendously difficult tho work impossible of com pletion and yet nothing is with God With ono missionary God could bring tho great wicked Nineveh to Itsknees and God is just as power fnl and just as willing to bloss His word today as in tho days of Jonah Jonahs fidelity and success should encourage all who are interested in mis sion work It shows that it is not im possible to win the world for God In Jesus Christ Biblo Readings Ex iii 110 Isa vi 110 1117 Nah i 15 i Math ix 0038 xxvIII 1820 Mark III 1419 Lukox 112 John I 8851 iv 8000 Acts vi 17 vlii 2040 xiii 18 i xvi 812 Rom x 141n The Children In Church II Hero am I and tho children thou hast given mo That is well That is 53 it should ootho children at church and in tho family pew They understand morb than you suppose and they ore solemnly impressed by the occasion oven if they cannot understand tho sermon But they will get so tired going to school nnd then to Sunday school Not so very tired as you suppose They visa up and change posture during sing ing Tho service sonly about an hour and n quarter long Then comes a ro cogs to go into Sunday school then only nbont an hour there and no such hard study as in school Really dp yon see 7 Any halt day at school Is more severe titan a whole service at church including tho Handay school Besides it they cnnnot attend both tho Sunday school can bo omitted Our very best Sunday school workers will tell you that the church is worth more to tho children titan tho school If ho can have but tho one give him the church But do not bo whimsical bean have both It will not hurthimDrlng tho chil dren Central Church Subscribe for THE Bun Ct J k ST CIIARLES Huslness Social and Cliurch News of Our Neighbors C S Crumbakcrnntl T G Finley Spoke to si Full House A protracted meeting will begin hero at the Church on next Sunday A few of our citizens went to Nor touvlllo last Monday to hear W J Bryan Goobel Co and returned whole Others wore less fortunate Mr nnd Mrs It Crutchflold anti Dr T It 1lnley were ulghtHeoliig in LotiHvillo this week It Is understood that the St IJor openIng Business and work of nIl kinds wore never In tho history of thIs town ns good nn now I rIte Christian Endeavor Society organized hero a fow months ago Is steadily gathering Htrongth nnd meets every Sunday nt 030 p in- V U Wright pastor of tho ChrlllI tint Church vas prevented by nipoIntmmmoiitlucre convention nt Cincinnati Wo hoar that ho Is ImprovingiAmong tho many things to bo In tho near future of this town Is a town hail to lin built by the St 11crh nard Coal Co for tho benefit people This is only another ovl thence of that companys beneficial liberality toward its employeR Thos E Finley and B S Crumus baker met with n full house people last Monday night nnd drew in striking Uepubll cnnlRtl1 anti Goebollsm tho latter getting decidedly the worst of tho comparison Both Rpcochetf wore well nnd tim meeting was quiet and orderly throughout Republican 5paking Dates Gen W S Taylor and lion Julio Burke Madlsonvlllnlp in Friday Nov IJ Coy W 0 Bradley Louisville 8 p in Thursday Octn 19sOwcnsboro 130 p m Monday Oct 23 Ashland I 80 110 in Monday Oct 110 Judge Clifton J 1ratt acid W If Pay NIcholaBvillo Thursday Oct 1111 p in Lancaster Friday Oct 20 1 p in Winchester Monday Oct 23 1 p in- Cynthlana 1 p in Monday Oct 23 Oct 21tCnrllsloVedncRdnyOet2 l1 Tolosboro Thursday Oct20 1 p in lion John W Ytrkei Ilopklnsvlllo Thursday Oct 10 1 P iiia Mndlsonvillo Friday Oct 20 1 p mu Sinititland Saturday Oct 2llpm Hlckmnn Monday Oct 23 1 p in 1aducah Tuesday Oct LoItchlloUl 1 p in Veduiesdaym Oct 25 II N Lander and if S SmithtTliurstlny Oct IIJI Friday Oct 20 towlluig Cl recum1 80 c pmcop inIw lion Caleb lowcr and Ciipt Lew Wnliz Sacramento 1 p m Saturday a Oct 21- Onton U 730 p in Saturday Oct illcSource 1 pm Monday Oct 23 a Tool 750pm Monday Oct 23 o Jhlnckforii 1 p in Tuesday Oct H p Clay 7 10 p m y Crof ton 1 p in Wednesday Oct f 25 Spottsvlllo 1 p m Thursday Oct 20 Ion 7RO mu Thursday Oct 20 irebbarduylllo I p ni Friday Out I 17IIr w W II McRldle- rMadlrtonvlllo 730 p m Friday Oct 20 HiHtticnion 730 p m Saturday i Oct 21 Owonsboro 7sO p in Monday Oct 22 r- RiiBsollvlllo 730 p tni Tuesday i Oct2L11ev r B Smith and rrrj E Wood IIrlnceton 730 p m Monday Oct 11- 0OrcollllIe 730 p in Tuesday Oct 3- 1Iaducali 730 p in Wednesday I Nov Franklin 730 110 m Thursday I Hov 2- Henderson 730 p m Friday Nov 2 MR EPIZOOT WILKINS lie Calabllahcn a Baroo ar Infer mnilian In tVaablnston to Alii the Democratic Party anti Explain Hair It Will Do Conducted Copjrrlcht 1S99 by American Press Aaso clatlon1 WASHINGTON D 0 To tbo Edltur IVr wverll weeks I hey been tryln tu establish a Iluroo nr Infcrmasbun wbarc y catty Dlmlcrot hop got strayed awn from borne rood cum hero tu hoJquartcrs tri tu feel cumfurtablc The Itepub her nlnnio kept open house nnd It struck mo thet tho DImlcrats rood profit bl their example I roto tn nercrll ur our statesmen fcr coutribushuns and wusiagreeably snrprlxcd tn her them o favorably Tha seemed tu hike tbo idco ur hevln sum central placo whore tha rood play poker and eauiplo the oooer key applejack anti cunt under ccnoolnc Dlmlern tic inflooenccs I her hired a bllJiti bl payiu ter It In advance and he had it equIpped with it choIce assorttmcnt ur llkkcru clears uplttoons and poker chips I lied sum uiisgIvcnsabout It nt first fcr hot Will ur outfit I am told that contrlbltcd timlour defect In 1600 A good Dlmlcrot qllcoredblwus playln poker nml soakln themselvescIn JIll wntcr wile the utIle anti sin with n big force ur- ien fluddln tbo kountry with Iteptibhiklnpspcechcii and ntbcr toor lie sod be hoped I wood see tn It thot wo bed more wurk anti less rum In notfindoursclleshun nile Ho ted that the cnthooslnsm necessary tu convluso pccplo nnd git out ovUentuckr i iu air rite tnt frend sod I It kin Oer8Cyapplejockpano managers In 1800 tu hey so mulch 8 Phatvided for the noo Buroo ur Infcrmashnn exc1oodedWowith drinks thet thnro Iz cnny onccrtalnty allplOJocknul1lmocxbllcrdtln Infloocuco wo kin peel off our coats and go tu work antI feel confident confidencoIIArplejqtkls veriods 111tnkluteniutootisenthoolasuumt infloocucoillalto sum horvy coiicoomcrs ur applejack t hcdqunrtera and thin will act cz n sort v central etnshun frum wlch will tie iillJ gartsItctthodarkest 7 ci rked C Inferunashiuinill 5 C At cnnr rato Ills catabljsbt anti we tntnthodifferentwharo Dlmlcratlc quarrels nocm ta ro quite attenihun Whea Koncrcss sects jilacitharoamid fnmUfur lurrouadlns All three tho prcnldcnihal rarapano wo hcl boy need ur all the Infcrmaahun wo kin clt We shed be obllccd ta kon suIt frequently like docturs da wen thel pasnunU lira In a critlkal TuU will bo tho crater fruti wlch wo she fiN out pmllciliuns tu offset facti and IMOO slob JItcratoor ci mar be needed tu brace us up and Inspire hope nod kur It IIIsthotllCOadmlnlstrashucbut Embalmed tho prerallln prosperity amung tho labcr t8trltentheir thaddcrs I kla foresee bet It I C gob tu be uphill irurk tu Kit back wharo wo wu dooM Mr Clcrctana ndmlnU troibun but It we kin only find cant thIngs gain ronjr wo kIn cvcntooallr jrft thoroTho Dlmlcratic party Ii hike a ItaOrlnaround onlcai there licnuff nv It ta star Ilt11uhnntWell tBulfIand then will cum tbo Dlmlcratlc opper toonltr Wen I bed finished ml little talk with hlmwltuthour Infcrnmsbun for the benefit ur tho party Tho Idee is all rite set he but I WaahIngtI Radtlll8hunsplans Tho licpabllkln kin manlj ar TbskintnIraut uv the kountry With the Diralcrati 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Itt 10ot Jt w 1 ltCh LoutaviuE a NACHVUC R Rl J j 1110AKDSOicCufliThs Maximum of SaflJtvi i 1I1I1- I 101 The Maximum ofSpd liC The Maximum of Comhrtj fst tlu The Minimum of Ratest5 Jlg1 nl4 Rate Time nnd alt other lufiwranlloa wto i nobe cheerfully furaltfaed by Ir 011CrW W ETHRIDGE AOKi y 11 oln c JOB WORK Will receive prompt attention f- II at this office Estimate Int furnished upon applicatiols 1111 t1 AlaI Tho twentyfir annual cOllvenljolrri i of Mississippi Valley MedleaL was J teruiooui alldwlllconUn I till t1eto ber7 11 ViIlt= Itll S q T n I C t rw ii rJ l TENTH YEAR ARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY OCTOBER 19 1899 SUPPLEMENT NO 42 COLDrxI 4I 1 I More Light on the Doubte j Dealing otGo bels Ia+ J Crmhlac aad Drab Conclusive Evident at the Dttpfrabja Doplloltr sod Apc touaiilag Audacity of the llraicn eDa I ton HiuHl Reputation slid ruUUcal r Valor DestroyedsThe Evening rot publishes more J + with a sense of humiliation than any f feellBg of triumph ft remarkable letter dated May 3 1S9C addrcsedto Captain John W Headlcy of Louis vllle Ky The publication of this let let U due to the confession and apolh ogy DI de byMr Goebel in iiU at Hartford After taking his own time and ctooeslBg his own place to respond to Mr Carlisle Mr Gwfcel constructed OBet of the crudest pkccof political fct1athat say man credited with ordinary iftttllleeace ever offered to the people of Kentucky i The Evening Poit recently published a letter written by Mr Goebel May 23 i 189fi to Mr Jean G Carlisle At the w Ii same tine we publfehed a statement from Mr Carlisle concerning that let if tcr It was clearly shown o0i kUoeWIo letter that his position an the posllloa of his committee In Ken f Toncount were la IlrlOWl peril troKf y Atacks a3e ttfwti MBI blMr I idycrs Mr Qoebct had gono to Washr us ington to seek tho assistance of Mr CarlUlo In this struggle with Mr liar a ji tveT Myero Ho had pointed out to Mr t if CarlUlo tho tact that Harvey Myers t r and his delegation stood for silver a Blackburn and Hardla that be Mr 1 Goebel Mood for Carlisle and Car rx llales policies and that tko only way r to eecuro the Carlisle delegations to 1 the state coavcRtloa aad Carlisle del i j sflj cgates to tho national convention was J t for Mr Carllelo to use his iBfluenco trwwith tho members of the state contra cemmlttcA to secure tho continued rec r egnltlon of Mr Qoebel by the 1ot F committeo a At Hartford Mr Gocbcl denied that 7 IZ bo bad asked Mr Carlisles asaistanco I f and denied further that there was any necessity for seeking the assistance ot I raybody and pointed to the creden l J tlala given Jilm and his committee la l itf 1Octobfr 1895 as proof cosctualvo of eat If s Now the truth la thattbesecrcdca tints of October ccoatltutcd1tne evl I ss r ydeseoMr Goebel gave toM Carlisle i K nulmBcs of his title which t rH was being nassailed and he refers to w them credeatials la his letter of May t 23 1S90 Quibbling Swept Aside But all quibbling double dealing a t and doubt arc swept aside by the pub llcatloa of the letter of Mr Gocbcl to Captain licadley tinted May 3 189G jtw t 30 days previous to tho ttlKto Mr Carlisle Let It be remembered that at this time Captain John W o Headlcy waa aa outspoken advocate lag octree Silver and that thle letter was ad4reMed to him tayrder to secure hill personal Influence as a friend and ahfadvocato of free silver wJth cer taw members of the central commit lc4 r in this Plotter Mr Qoebef seta forth litcoSblHUOflsM Mrv Myers to cancel the creden dale gtren him in October 1895 and Jorl sr tore etabll h the Myers committee w kndrani as old coamlttce in place C s otttheneor Goebel committeo With 1 4 thus statemeat of facU he appeals to a hk Captain for hte aseUtanco ao Y BurtovfihUd that the mattci1 vitally I- nieol1tl dW his political future It is a ti cry of distress it lean appeal for help Ia desperate need It Is far moro e frank and outspoken than tho letter I to Mr Carlisle IM reveals the condl rM tlon ot SIB Goebcl9 mind It sets forth n the mal yolenco of Mr Qoebcls ha lure against any wan who dares op pace him The lodge whom In this letter he denounces as a liar is tho can same Judge IIOdowho camo to the L fcT vHe convention and hero organ iz ti a contest against tte seating of to the Campbell county delegates This letter following 30 hours after t rb th publication of MrGbebera defense arer is without question the flea and tho most conclusive political doc In umant ever published It destrOys at personalv tlon re ro rts s then B who pennedIt It shows that pie i Mji Goebel deliberately addreeelng an rest at co ot Kentuckians l4redwlth to I astOunding audacity to the po tot lineal records of his own party writ I t loft with hU own hand In the desper boxl e ate hope that no letters remained to thIs t cosfute hint tale Ins not possible to make any cairn JRMttolncrea tho force ot this his out i caItertloebeiqdcMy dishonors We submit It to that t Y tS Bator Bikckourn to Judge Pryor to all R bert J Qrecktpirldfe and ask If tiif lire still willlar to stand before and w pee of Keatde as the pe al tWlb I t J tyair I t W wTitvLLJ P f t HOSTILE TO PROGRESS Qorbcl and Ills vitrS Would Drive Cnpltnl From tho State Mr William Gocbcl and his cam palgu managers have confined them during the summer to an as sault upon one corporation They made their campaign a crusade progress They have attempt ed to Intimidate capital and thus to oppress labor and to proclaim their If successful to break down Institution that Is doing most for development of the states re- ources simplyimpairto develop the state Cut It keeps out ourInacca and add to tbo wealth of the community Just before the panic in 1893 ad been considerable development eastern Kentucky coal and lands were cold and developed rail roads were built and many counties that had been pauper counties from organization became revenue g counties During the panic ll this development 8cd men who had invested largo sums of money in eastern Kentucky and who reside In ether portions of tbo state and tho reglousIdeclined and further investments ceased But during tho past year there has been considerable change here hag been great activity In all kinds of mountain property tho lum glvlnsIlava of capital have been Invested Jh purchase of lumber In eastern Largo sums have been In- nvented In cool made several rail aro projected through that see lion Rcrcntly a contract to construct railroad from Jackson Into tho coal and tlmbcrTcglons of Kentucky was KentuckyIaway from It who have mouse Invested there are hopeful of the future They know that In order to develop thatSccIflop Increase values and put e U marketsWolately necessary Mr Gocbcl and his platform JUOI hostile to the railroads and to all progress and If elected his adminis tration would greatly retard It It did stop the construction of railroad check tho tiding ot prosperty aUIover the state and specially in region The representatives of cool allele are dally sending their through this section and ore in corI respondence with the people In refer coca to Its development In oddities therefore to tho inter Kentuckians generally have In the defeat of Mr Gocbcl the people of eastern Kentucky have a direct andC personal Interest In his safest With tho downfall of the Gocbcl machine with tho overthrow orIIn that it stands fr a now era of progress andC prosperity would begin as well as anew era and a halter era In Kentucky politics Men of eastern Kentucky doIyou stead ready to do your duty Loulsvlllo Evening PostIPROTECT THE BALLOT Mountaineer Should JInlto System idle and Determined KfTorU The Goebel leaders have been mwItho Republican strength In ther Eleventh district for several years Since the ejection of 1896 they have added to tho district Jackson which In 1898 gave McKinley a maJorltyotc 1328 and Bailey a Cumberland with a ma nJorltyblican majority ot 800 Calculating fcnthcs in Jackson Cumberland andt Monroe aggregating 2600 Mr Goebel In his campaign has sought to vindicate hie force bill bytgeneral assault upon the election turns of the enUroEIQvcnth district one he descended Into par culars and declared that Mr Colston candidate for congress served fie an election officer in ono of tho precincts and he made other accusations which tho people of the Eleventh sits trict should long remember Mr Qoebel and his buglcmon havefboon makIng a tour of the district not with tho idea that hoC convert any Republicans or winc Democmps C assert that ho cad made grgtttt gains this assertion standing explanation of tho returns which to tome In tho night ot the else showing large Republican esctho Eleventh district Tho Evening Post calls thonttonv of the Eleventh district to thistcondition of affairs now that the may unite with the citizens of thoII of tho state In determination vindicate their right to suffrage and stand with theft fellow citizens B everywhere In defense of thtf ballot of Thero ohould bono teat from time forth in any ef the moon counties systematic and deter at mined efforts should be made to bring A full vote and to secure a fair or Voting Is no easy tiling in the mOna tains tho distances are great and the roads are rough but tho peopleof district love liberty valuo shove also therlgMot1l1ftrago and should be willing to devote th lrUmetI attention for One month to the f maintenance of tho ballot ftnd the dohBiructlon of Goebelism Louisville Framing Pasiti v N I i Bt iy4s- r 1 f CITIZENS BE ON GUARD Election Swindles Will Be At tempted by tie Gang PAST HI3TOBY AO A PBEOEDEHT Gently latlinat to Tliute Who Would HurUli th Hallot flog or the lUtarni That Suet OffeadkM in the DliUnt VUtu Are Known to Hare Stretched Hemp The following letter addressed from the Democratic state central and exec utlvo committee to one of tho ele commissioners In one of tho counties In the Eleventh district should be in terpreted in connection with Mr South Thompeore la No better man could have been ap pointed but It la an unenviable pOll lion and one that you should not ac cept Our county is ell right safely Democratic but city elections can not be won with a fair count and you know that as well aa I do Incompetent unreliable Republican judges will have to be appointed The right of the Repub licans to Indicate who shall represent them as judges etc will have to be Ignored and the election commission era will havo to do this or receive the ill will of the city Democrats L would not do It for I could not conscientious ly do so and know that you would not therefore my advice to you is to refuse to actI a talk with Judgo Pryor on the subject and ho said if you would refuse to act he wouldappoint any one that we might indicate which would bo Den Marshal You know Den Is so partisan that ho thinks anything right that helps the Democrats Thin this matter over and use your best Judgment and It you conclude not to accept write tome Immediately and I will have the change made I will also see that your interests are represented In tho appointment of offlcera on your ride of the river Let me hoar from you at onc- eJudgePJ7or after this Utter appointed Mr Den Marshal Hero is the letter referred to from tho Democratic committee Frankfort Ky Sept 23 IS99lIy Dear Sir Permit to urge upon you the Importance of returning to us the poll books sent to you at the very earliest possible moment Most all of the coun ties have already completed tho poll returned the books to us and we aro now walling on your county and two or three others I am fully aware of the many dInt culties you have necessarily encoun tered In making the poll but when it Is completed the most important gun of campaign will have bees fired We will then know tint where we are what to necessary to bo done end expect with your assistance to do It Faithfully yours ALLIE W YOUNG statement has been made that what necessary to bo done according to Goebela needs and what Is cxp ted- Isthal returns shall be held back from strong Republican counties in that district til too late to be counted A little vlglleseod a gentle inti mation that some election swindlers ie hanged will prevent that Under the Btatutesand under tho rul- Ing of Judge Pryor each candidate for governor te entitled to an IhsKCtor at ach precinct to supervise tnf counting the vote There are five Candidates for governor and If good men who UfO ot afraid to do their duty are appoint d as Inspectors and have the backing of honest election leagues and other- riends of a tree vote ad a fair count Donating will be all right Under the Qoebel law tho sheriff is required to deposit with the county of election commlaaloner the re urns from the various preciact In his county within two days next after the election and on the next day the sold board la required to moot in the ctiuuty clerks office between 10and 12 oclock In tho morning open and canvass the returns and immediately thereafter to make out two or more certificates in writing over their signatures ot the of vots cast for the candidates or tho various offices ono of which ites shall bo retained In tho office and another of which the shall send by next mall under over itotho secretary ofetato The state board canvasses such rurns ca are received on tho fourth Monday after the election Tho inspectors at each precinct are- ntitled to a certificate tit the votes polled The sheriff has to return thee tan the prednota to the county within two days Tho next day he county commissioners are to tabtir the returns from tho various pro olncta and all they have to do is to tabulate themAnd immediately to ak6 out two or moro certificates ono wbChrho clerk Is to retain and an ocher of which he is to send by next mail under coyer to secretary of state Frankfort The postmaster will know whether the clerk does this duty not The Inspectors at tho various precincts will know whether pro notInndl8C8taoD the thl day after the elec see that the returns are properly tabulated and that tbo clerk sends certlflcajtes by next mall to Frank ort the rumored Qoebel scheme to back returns tilt too tale to be counted by the state comalMlosera tnb defeated c 1 w T OTIS AND HIS CniTlCS A Chapter on the Wl o Guys Stay at Homo and Chow At the close of tho rainy season I n Luzon approaches and troops to toko the place ot tho returned volunteers aro arriving military affairs there aro acllvitTI In position for a good start as soon as the rains aro over It has been well understood in military circles and among intelligent readers that no important military movements were practicable or advisable while the rainy season which lasts till ne tho end of the month continues b Agunstreetcorner and newspaper generals have ignored that tact and have been abusing General Otis for bis apparent inaction fightfng brought on by movements to clear our front and the dispatches show the dif ficulties Which the weather puts In the way of our gallant men The special correspondent of the Chicago flee ord a paper inclined towards what is called the antiimperialist side reports as follows ofXJcncral Bchwans suc cessful advance on Novalcta Tho movement was mado with a great deal of difficulty Tho rice fields are filled with soft oozy mud in which tho men often sunk nearly to their waists Tho special correspondent of tho St Louis GlobeDemocrat speaking of tho movement said The day wa showery and hot Tho marines waded through more rico fields forded tho river in water to their shoulders and carried tho forts Thence tho marines returned to Cavlto thoroughly exhausted No wonder they were ex hausted Lieut WInne with a three durlakB t the roads mado the progress of tho ar tillery Blow- General Otis is criticised by somo of 1Icsing every little village out of which tho insurgents are driven when little raids arc mado to clear the front and It makes no difference to these wise strategists that his forces havo beenI weakened by the return of volunteers s and that tho rainy season makes it very difficult to furnish outlying post8J with supplies and that General OtisI probably knows as well as they doI what points It is necessary or conv nlent to hold permanentlyIWhen the rains ceaso and the roads dry and the troops to replace tho volunteers arrive efficient and persistent 1atlait will bo time to blame him Tho faultfinding Indulged In so tar Is about as respectable as the mild scandal mongering reputed to go on in tha sewing societies of old maids or th clubs of superannuated beauties STRAWS IN THE WIND All Indications Point to Kcpubllcan 4rhoSuccess In Kentucky Tho fact that COy Bradley of Kentucky ia going to take tho stump 1 the flghi against Gocbel will give sat isfaction to nil the friends of decent politics in the country of every party Governor Bradley Is an effective stump speaker Ills canvass in 1805 was memorable for tho Interest which he aroused throughout the state It was said of him at tho time that Ken tucky never saw a more exciting can vass since tho days when Clay and Crittenden were In their prime and when the farmers and planters used to make a journey of two or three days duration to hear them There was a report earlier in tho present campaign that Bradley would refus- to make any speeches in the canvass but happily this has proven untrue Very nearly every influential man Kentucky who favors honest politics la now out against Goebel or has promised to come out against him bo torn the campaign closes It is evi dent that tho split In tho Democracy which the candidacy of ex crnorBrown Is making is moro serlo theta the machine end of the party anUclpate Brown was a good gov ernor and is personally a man o great popularity On his side are ar- raIgned many influential Democrats from all parts of the state These mo- realizetbat tho worst possible calamity which could befall their state an theta party this year would be th election of Gocbol To prevent catastrophe they are willing to d rapt their party for the time in ordeeto drive out tho leaders who credit It All the Indications point to Repub lican success In Kentucky Tho Re publicans have a strong candidate f tho governorship The party Is un1 In Ills tayor as is shown by tho de termination ot Governor Bradley to take tho stump for the ticket Very nearly It not quite as much interest is taken in this campaign as was taken In that of 1895 and as largo a relative rote la likely to bo polled Kentucky by Its vote in tho past four year is seen to be n doubtful state The Republicans carried It In 189a and 1896 and it went Democratic in 1897 margin in each case being compar atively small It tho Republicans show throughout the remainder of the cam the same onthuslastn that they are displaying now the chances are that they will carry the state Gee bets supporters It Is evident aro thoroughly alarmed at the outlook Bt Louis GlobeDemocrat y t t 1 I l Jq Sec r 1 hoIDemocratic Self Respect DC mands Gocbcls Defeat BBH8ATIOKAL POLITIOAL EPISTLE Beolor Urqniton In n flinging Letter to Chairman Blackburn Wises Cacent nedoni For Hit Repudiation of tlie Fraudulent Head of the nomoorntlo State Ticket LexiagItletter from Senator Charles J Dron stout Democrat to Chairman J C 8 Blackburn of tho Goebel campaign com inlttee Mr Bronston repudiates Goe bel and demands his removal from the head of the ticket on account of the Kenton mans treachery and dou bio dealing in 1896 which were ex posed by eSecretary John G Car lisle Mr Gocbel has worked sides of the street as It were and 1 now fast losing out Ho hoe played fast and loose with tho sliver men an has deceived tho gold men when h felt like It- Senator Bronstons letter was ti hardest blow yet dealt the Goebel gam- In g central KentuclY as they had counted on the BtrSlig personal following of Mr Bronston Now they realize that they will loso It unless Goebel should bo withdrawn Mrs Bronstons letter Is as follows J C S Blackburn Chairman Dear SIrI take the liberty of addressing you as the chairman of tho Democratic campaign committee au tho recognized tauter of Democracy Upon my return from Europe I received a letter from your committee asking me to speak on be halt of the Democratic ticket headed by tho lion William Gocbcl To that letter I made prompt response avowing my Intentions of voting for Mr Coebel and the cntlrd ticket and ex pressing my willingness to speak at any time or place your committee might consider on advantage to the cause of Democracy granting however the right to speak frankly an consistently upon certain measures In corporatcd in the party platform and especially assuring tho committeo a- my f readiness at all times to do anything to old the success of tho candidates selected by tho Democratic par inw consistent with personal honor Your committee has made no reply to that letter and I must Ut assume that It Is still reserving th right to accept or reject my offer at pleasure I have Just read tho letter of Mr Goebel to Mr Carlisle of date May 23 1891and knowing mo as you do it scarcely necessary for mo to say that I Goebeleany a To so wiUld bo gloss violation of nil selfrespect and a sacrifice of all personal honor and InJli bumble judgment disloyal best interests ot the party Recalling as I do the memor r assemblynespecially tho treachery to you an through you the party which had chosen you as Its candidate of Mr Carlisle and his followers I am simply horrified at being forced to know that Mr Oocbel with whom I was so Intimately and constantly associated was then harboring tho Intent ImmedI- ately upon the adjournment of the legislature and while your taco was still pending and the cause for which we were BO desperately fighting was still held in the butanes to at once rush into the arms of his bitterest too andunltewltb him in malting yoursuc fneyour taco IropoEslKo- I will not Indulge In tho presump andnyour associates that all selfrespect party prldo and personal honor demand that Mr Goebels name should by the party organization bo stricken from the ticket and a loyal upright honest Democrat and truo man be put conscienceusand judgment that responsibility must rest Yet It you as tho recognized andfas thereof In the nation to both of whom and especlaly to you my loyalty Is au BeltsacrificeJparUcepseas a consentm r and dishonesty although still In tending to maintain loyally and faith fully tho best interests of that party and strive to insure its future success rnCJ BRONSTON Louisville Dispatch Volunteer Army The enormous task of recruiting tho volunteer army for the Philippines is practically completed It was an flounced at tW war department that all the regiments have been filled except one of tho colored regiments the For tyninth which needs less than GOO mm These will be secured within 48 hours Tho other colored regiment tho Fortyeighth Colonel Duvall or ganized at Jefferson Barracks Mo iron been completed Thus the task of raising an army of 32725 men261u11- regimradahas bcbn accomplished In three moetto Thi personnel of tho volunteer r trI meats to very pleasing tSlho war dcs partmeat s r TELLTALE LETTERS Did Judgo Pryor Know of Them Vies Ho Appointed Hen Marshall In the short speech made at Lazing ton lion William Cravens of NeKcig tie Henry county Is reported to said that Judge Pryor had seen tie Thompsons letter and the lettered Mr South Trimble before ho appointed Mn Marshall Wo quote the report made 6f the statement of Mr Cravens Mr Cravens spoke torn few mini area on the election commissioners ojt Franklin county and discussed to Mr WE Thompson of thatcountyaavisia him not to accept the appointment b6 himtr vans said that Judge Pryor saw tti t letter and also Trimbles letter wig gearing that Den Marshall be appointed and ho charged that Judea Pryor knew that when ho appointed Marshall ho would do tho work iequired of him On several occasions The Evening Post has published that Judge Pryor said he knew of some snag corr 4tsenco was published The Herald tiadlodenqePryor never mado answer and no far as wo are Informed has never yet made answer Our readers remem bar that Infamous letter of Mr Trim bio Judge Pryor may determine to remain silent oven under this direct statement of his fellow townsman Mr Cravens Is a member of the Newcastle bar ho represented that district In the senate he stands as high for In cbaracYccptcd this position before he approved the violation of law commit ted by the election commissioners ia his county In this connection wo also call the attention of our readers to the pubic cation In a recent Issue concerning the action of tho Jecsamfho election board Judgo Pryor dlstlncUy stated la his correspondence with the manager of Tho Herald that II tho county boa d weredcompanled by legal affidavits were made for their removal and the board rcfusedtomovo the disqualified offl core then a causo for action on the part of this board would arise and implied that In such event tares tlgation would bo had and removal follow Acting upon this statement formal notice was served upon the of9cersed application mado for removal appli cation was properly mado and legal and sufficient affidavits were filed the dI= yraa applied to and responded if dlsqual othersano S Pryor and tho Illegal officers acted at tho registration Of course tfits acceptedlcas act as they lsethllt there Is no board and will be no board in session seeumdan tho beauties of this election law when administered by an ablo lawyer understands its possibilities whofi in sympathy with Its objects and who intends to do all In his power to ef fectuato tho purposes for Which It1 was passed and he appointed Certain county boards in tho Pugh din trill deliberately attempted to defraud Pugh out of his certificate some if not all ot those commissioners are reappoInted A wink is as good uanod to a blind horse This wlnls1 means a nod of approval of eve y board who docs likewise in Noveia bcr Lexington Herald Campers Vlows Samuel tampers president of the American Federation of Labor has written an editorial for the curies number of tho official organ Of ttTa federation which may have an Impor tant effect In tending to prevent tta trust issue from assuming Importance as a political issue Mr Campers takes strong ground against any anti trust legislation in any form He says ho is convinced that the government Is not capable of preventing the legit coucititrallonpropositions to dose which have coma- under his observation would beyond doubt react with greater force onofljj jury upon tho working people of be Country than tho Crusts Maysvilla Ledger A Comparison People who aro Inclined to criticise the conduct of tho American campaign in tho Philippines would do well to contrast itwlth those of Spain In ihoie j Islands General Rivera in the flrit Lillpinsor mortally wounded and 2600 dl4r abled by disease making a total of 11000 or 46 per cent of his entire com mand General Otis in tho eight months ot his campaign has lost 8M men killed 92 deaths from YOu 470 Incapacitated from disease and no prisoners making the total 815 or about 2 per cent of his entire corn mand Mnysvlllo Ledger Senator Dronston refused to bfiJJT tervlowed with reference to hU seaar tlonal letter stating that ho would clef support Qoebel Ho said that laterllio i1Pfet miisVbes to Ulf excused N PRECINCT BOUNDARIES Hopkins County Voting Precincts as They Are Today Latest Changes Now for the First ty wig Time Published+A E- y i Voters Should Learn the Boundaries So They May Know Where to Votett Below is printed tho complete official flescription and liomula ribs of the Magisterial districts voting precincts or Hop kills county as ordered by Judge Jno 113 Hall April 14 1897 together with certain changes lathe dividing lines between White Plains and Norton villa Mortons Gap nail St Charles Cotton and Elk and Dalton and Silent Run ordered by Judge Hall April 271813- a Trio changes in boundary are inserted in blackfaced immediately following the precincts that the can tin readily noticed andeasing com with the old boundaries nClpmintbimsol his precinct so that he may know where to demand a vote Precinct Boundaries Notice Is horob given to tho pub lie that tho following order wan made by the Hopklim County court at Its special term April 14th 1807 establishing tho bounderltfa imincE and numbers of tlio various voting in Hopkins county Ky towitm various precincts in Hopkins county lit the last regular election cast moro than three hundred cud fUt votes and that the changes in the various Justices Districts as this day mado by order of this court and tho puddle convenience snit good require changes in various other of vot- Ing poclncts it la therefore ordered by court that the Justices Districts of said county as this day es etabllebed be and the same aro dl voting precincts and the former voting precincts are changed or reestablished HO that the boundaries names and voting places shall bo as follows JUSTICES DISTIUOT NO IWHITE PLAINS Voting precinct White Plains No 1 Beginning at tho mouth ol Drakes creek Pond river running up said river to the Christian county line thence with said line westwardly arid including tho James Daws Bailey old place thence north to Drakes creek with santo to the beginning Voting place lit White Plains- Votlrigprcclnct Nortonvlllo No 2 Beginning in the Christian county lino at James Down Bailoj running thence north to Drakes creek and with same to the bridge near Mans Hanks thence with Greenville and Princeton road to tho Madfsonville and 1I0pklnsvlllo public road thence wltb same to Ibo ChrIstian county line and with sold line to thin be ginning Voting place at Norton yUle DIVIDING MNK O1IANOK1 Precincts Nos I and 21 That the dl viding line between White Plains and Nortonvilll precincts be as follows Beginning in Christian county line south of At J Foxs home thence north to said A JFox including his place in White Plains thence a straight line to the bridge over Drakes Creek on Madisonville and Green viUe road near Mans Hanks leaving the Ptndley place on the tine but jn Norton vilk Precinct Mortons No 3Beginning- In Drakes creek at tho northeast cornerof tho Trllnio hUIIItihencn with the Trlbuo military lino and the Mortons 0 road to Salem church thence a straight lino to the bridge over Flat creek on the Madisonvilie and White Plains road thence with Flat creek to its head near tho Towns old place thence a straight lino to where tho Christian Privilege road crosses Klchland crook near William Fin leys thence a straight 11110 to the Greenville and Princeton road near tho Ben Davis old place thence with said road to Drakes creek and heglnnlngVoting St Charles No 4Beginning where the Christian Privilege road crosses lllchland creek near ViIIlam- Finleyslthenco a straight lino to on the lireon ville and Princeton road thonco with said road to tho Madlsovlllo and Hopklnsvlllo road thence sauna to tho Christian county lino thence with said line west to the Buttermilk road near George Terrys thonco with said road to the uhrlstlan Irlvllego church thence with tho Mailfson vllle road to the beginning Voting place at St Charles DIVIDING LINE CHANdRD Precincts Nos 3 and 4t That the line between Mortons Gap and St Charles pre clods be the Madisonvilie and llopkinsville road from the Greenville and Princeton road to Flat Creek near Ed Bradleys pUce JUBTIOKS DISTINCT NO 2 HUIM NO lON- VoUnglroclnct Lake No 6DoA I I I ginning to Nash railroad where tho sann crosses the northwest boundary ono of the town of Barnsloy running thence with tho Vestern south era line of said town to time Hop kinivlllo road and with tho same to Flat creek thence up same to time Townes old place thonco a straight line to where Christian rlvl legs road crosses lllchland Creek near Win Flnleys thence to a over said creek near to and- eloludiigCCIIlbbs place thonco r t Z r 1 jI hVi tu anti including John Gamblln thonco to anti excluding the T Y Gordon placo thence to Clear crook at I mill site so as to exclude David Stokes Tarm Whence on a straight line towards the south oust corner of J P Merrills farm on time Madlsohvillo and Karl Ington road until it strikes the Louisville Nashville railroad thence with the railroad to the be ginning Voting place on the west side of railroad in Earllngtou Voting Precinct Northeast Earl ington No 0 Beginning in the Louisville Nashville R 11 at the depot in Earllngton running with c uIu south to tho first crossing Earllngtouthonco northeast to the Hopkins vlllo road at the crossing of the Earllngtoll nUll uruuiivmu road near tho Plum orchard thence with said Karlington and Greenville road to the old Madisonvllle and Green ville road thence with same to Flat creek and down said crook to J Ii Todds thonco excluding A J Bisks place to Grapevine churoh thence to P Merrills southoast- corner on the Earllngton and Madi straightlInoon Clear crook until said lino strikes tho Louisville Nashville railroad thenco with said railroad to tho be tanning Voting placo in Earling ton on tbo cast of the L N nHVoting Precinct No 7 Beginning in the Louisville Nashville railroad at time first crossing of tho Earllngton and Mortons Gap road north of Barnsloy thonco northeast to the Hopkins villo road at the crossing of the Earllngton and Greenville road near tho Plum orchard thence with said Greonvlllo road and the Madl Bonvillo and Greenville road to Flat creek and down same to Pond river and up said river to time mouth of Drakes creek thenco up Drakes crook to the northeast corner of tho Trlbuo land thence westwardly with the military line and tho Mortons Gap church thenco a straight lino to the bridge over Flat crock on the Madi sonvlllo mud White Plains road JIoll1IlIslIIethenco with saltlroad to the town 0 BaniBloy thence with time south anti west lino of Barnsley to the L N B II and with the sand to the beginning Voting place In Barnsloy JUSTICES DISTRICT NO 3 COUKT- IIOUSE Voting Precinct Courthouse No 8 Beginning at the center stone In the city of Madlsonvllle thouco cast WIUI the Oreonvllle to the and Island road thence throughtimeFlat Flat creek to and including the ffinrrfnril Todd minco thenco to Grapevine church Including A J Sisk thence a straight line to the Southeast corner of J P Merrills farm on tho Madi sonvillo and Karlington public road thence with road and Male street of Madlsonvillo to tho beginning Voting place in Mad sonvllle east of Main and south of Center streets Voting Precinct Elk No DnOt- Inning at tho northeast corner of the square in center of Union street in Madisonvilie thence north to Arch street thenco east with Arch street to the Island Ford road and with sane to the branch east of Wiley Mitchells old house thenco a straight line east to the now Frostburg and Greenville road and with same to the Frostburg road at straightTirocreek In Elk creek thenco down upIcreek thenco to too east end of the public road in tho Island thence with tho Key mId Island road to the Madisonvlllo and Greenville road thonco with said road and Center street of Madisouvllle to tho beginning Voting place in Madisonvlllo between Arch and Center streets In tho precinctIBeginning at the northeast corner of public square in center of Union street running thence north to Arch street in tho town of Madlsonyillo thonco with Arch street to the Ford road thence with said road to tho branch cast of Viley Mitchells old house thenco straight line east to tho now Frostburg Groenvllio public road thence with same to tho Frostburg road at Hal Pritclietts thence a straight line to time mouth of Little Elk creek in Elk thence up Little Elk to the Island Ford road near tho Dan Haynes excludlug tho Botsio Ashby thence west wardly to Mt Zion church on the Jackson public road thence with said road and Main street of Madl sonvillo to time center stone in said town thonco with Main Cross street to tho beginning Voting place in of Cross and east of Main streets in tho boundary of precinct DIVIBINO LINK CHANGED Precincts Nos 9 and I0i That the dl viding line between Cotton and Elk pre cincts continue as It now Is until it Inter sects the Frostburg road near Hal Pritch ells thence run with said road to Pond given thence continuing the line of Cot ton precinct down Pond Rizer to blk Creek and up Elk Creek to Little Elk thence as heretofore established JUBTIOBfl DI8TUIOT NO 4 HANSON Voting Precinct Hanson No 11 Beginning In Pond river at the mouth of Elk crook running up Elk to Little Elk thence up Little Elk to time Island Ford road near the Ian thence with the toad Including said Ilayncs1 farm to the top of the BetsIe Ashby hill f thence wostwardly to tho Mt Zion church on the Jackson public road thence with said road north to the crossing of the Hanson and Nebo road thence with the Hanson road to the L N railroad In Hanson thence with the railroad to the north end of the deep cut thepco a straight line to whore the Island Ford crosses Otter thence with said road to HoweS1s schoolhouse but so as to Includo Wm Harrison J C Wilson and John Davis thence a straight lino to time Island Ford on Pond river Including W B Howell and time Anderson farm thenco up said river to the beginning Voting place east side of railroad In Manson Voting Precinct Vest Hanson No 12 at Mt Zion church on time Jackson publlo road thenco a straight line to Fridays schoolhouso thence wostwardly to and P P Owens farms on tho Madisonvlllo and Henderson road thence with said road but ox cludiugEd Allenders farm and Wm Spoons farm to the Webster county line thence with county lino to LN railroad at SlaughtorsvlUo thence with railroad to whoro street In Hanson crosses railroad thenco with Main street and the Nebo and Hanson public road to time Jackson road near J Browns thenco with the Jackson road to the beginning Voting place west stile of railroad in Hanson Precinct Oak Wall No 13 Beginning at the Island Ford on Pond thence down said river to Groom river and down Groom river to tho mouth of Pitman crook thence with the Webster lino to time L N railroad at Slaughters villo thonco southwardly rail road to tho north end of the deep cut thenco to the bridge over Otter creek on Islnllli Ford road thence with said road to Howolls schoolhonso but so as to oxcludo Win Harrison J C Wjlsonaud John Davis a the Island iord ou Pond river excluding W II Howell and tho Anderson farm JUBTIOKS DISTUICT NO 5 NEDO Voting Precinct North Nobo No- HUeghmlng whore the Madison villo and public road crosses the Webster couuty at tho Bailey old place with the line to 1rovldenco and Madlsonvllle road thenco with said road and Main street of- MillsNobo to and excluding John thonce a line to tho Madi sonvlllo and Henderson road at P P Owens thence with said road but Ed Allender and Win beglnlrlugVotlmig street Voting Precinct South Nebo No- l Beglnnlng at ant excluding Join Mills farm on time MadlsoulI1o md Providence public road thence with canto to time county ono thence with said line southwest to and Including John Harking thence to time mouth of the lano at and the John Barnhill brldfieonrid farm thence down Wires crook to Clear Creek and up Clear crook to John Bosquets east line thonco with hits line to northeast corner thenco a straight course to time Rose creek public road at tho bridge over Pond crook thence a straight line to time beginning Voting place In Nebo south of time railroad Voting Precinct Dalton No 10 Beginning at time mouth of Clear creek running with tho county lino northeast to and excluding John Harkins thenco to the mouth of the lane at John Baruhllls thence to tho Wires creek near thepoleMills old thenco down Wires creek to Clear crook thence with Clear creek to tho Burnett brhl with the Henderson and Princeton road to the Colonel Lick creek thence up said creekto the Charleston magesterial hie thence with said line to tho Brooks old place on tho Wilson warehouse road thence with the Nebo and Princeton road but excluding tho I W Jackson place to Iron bridge over Tradewater thence down sauna to tho beginning Voting In Dalton Voting Precinct Sllonfcllun No 17 Beginning at the Wntson bridge over Clear creek anti running down said creek to the Burnett bridge thence with Henderson andPrlncefon oat0 the Coleman bridge on Lick creak thenco tin said creek to the Miarloston magisterial district lino thence with same a ono to vhero the Madisonvlllo amid Dalton road crosses the Nebo and Charleston road thence with the Nebo and hegllmlllFVotingschool house DIVIDING LINK OIIANUKH Precincts Nos 16 and I7 That the dividing line between Dalton and Silent Run precincts be as follgwsu Beginningat the rrn Brooks old place on Madisonvilie and Princeton road leaving It in Dalton pre cinch t thence a straight line to the Baptist church at Dalton i thence with Dalton and Providence public road to John Barn hills All voters taken out of the Dalton precinct are hueby transferred to the Si lent Run precinct and the voting places of each precinct vlzi Dalton and Silent Run shall be in Dalton Ky JUSTICES DiSTRiOTNO6OIfAIILhS TON Voting PrecInctCharleston No 18 Beginning In Tradewater river at time Iron bridge on time Nebo and rlnceton public road thonce said river to of time cutoff slough thence said sloilgh to whore ho Evans mill road orosses said slough i thonco with the Evans mlll road m time DavIs Tnmi old lllaeoon time Dawson and Charleston road to time Wm Bishop coal bank thence to the Win Bishop old house thonco to and Fames Hambys on tho MadisonvHIo and Charleston road thonce with the rfadlBonvlllo road to the Madison vllle and Princeton public honco west with said to whoro the private rohd to Silent Run leaves It near Burtons thence with said Silent Run road to where it crosses time Nebo and Charleston mbllo Silent Run thenco a straight line tQ the I1roots place on the Wilson warehouse road thence with the Nobo and Princeton public road but Including IWJack son to the beginning Voting place In Charleston Voting Precinct Dawson No IDthe mouth of cutoilUglnnlnfiat below Evans mill on Pradowater thenco up said river to time Christian county lino thence with said lino to h old mill jn Tradewater thence a straight into t 0iA jA ti III 1 r- f to tho Dr Harris lane on tho Green vlllo and Prlncoton public road thenco to Win Bishops coal bank thonco to tho old place on tho Charleston and Dawson old road thonco with the Evans mill road to where it crosses tho cutoil slough thence with the slough to tilt beginning Arotlng place in DawsonVoting Precinct Ilsley No 20- Begluuilg at Murrays old mill on strayghtlineGreenville and Princeton road thonco to the Wm Bishopcoal bank thence to tho Win Bishop old house near Lick creek to and ex eluding Jairies Ilambyson the Mad and caton thence with said road to the roadI Bonville and Prlucolon road thence to amid excluding L S Meltons thonco to Rlchland creek at a bridge on a private road near the Charles C J place anti including It thenco said crook to the bridge on tho Christian Privilege public road then co with said road to the Christian Privilege church thenco with tho Buttermilk public road to nearOeorgoferrjILthonco Ilsley JUSTlCRfl IiST1Itt1T No KITCIIKN Voting Product Mill No 21De ginning at Mt Zion church on the Jackson pubhiO road thence west wardly to Fridays school house thence southwardly to and Including straightlInopublic road at the mouth of the Princeton and Pleasant Grove church road thence with said road south to the on Greasy creek thence n straight line to the James Brown placo at tho west end of Main Cross 8treetpf Madisonvlllo thence with said street to time center stone on Main street thenco north with Main street and with the Jackson road tu the beginning ofplace in Mall sonvlllo north Cross and West of Main streets Voting Precinct Kitchen No 22 beginning at the center stone In tho town of Madlsonvllle thonco with Main street and the Madlsonvllle and Earllngtonpublle road to the cornerof J P Merrols farm thonco westwardly to the old Fagan mill site on Clear jthcnce down said creek to John Bosquets east line thence with his to tho Graham Tanyard road thenco with said road castwardly to tho west lino of tho I old then co a straight line to the division corner between A L Jagoe and John O burns land near the Widow Lovan house thonco with tho Pleasant Grove church and the Princeton public road to the bridge over Grcaavcreek thonco a straight lino to tho James J house aUhe west end of Main Cross street of Madisonvlllo thence with said street to the beginning Voting place ht- Madisonville west of Main south of Main Cross streets Voting Precinct Manitou No23 Beginning in time Nebo and Madison villo road at tho mouth or Princeton and Pleasant Grovo church road thence with said Pleasant Grove church road to the division corner between tho lands of A L Jngoo and John Osborno Hoar Widow Lovans hoUse thence n trllght line southwest to tho west lino of the Polly Klrkwood In time Graham Tanyard public road thonco with said road west to the east line of John Bosquets thence to hits north east comer thonco a straight lino to the Rose creek public road at time bridge on Pond creek thence to and Including John Mills farm on tho MadisonvHIo and Nebo public road thence a straight lino to Madl sonvilio ollll Houderson pUblic road at P P Owons thence to Fridays school house a stray ht line to and Jotlu o farm thenco a straight line to the begin ning Voting place in Manitou YoUng Precinct lllchland No24 Beginning in the MadisonvHIo and Princeton road where the Charleston roadleaves near the Dr Bob Davis IncludingJbridge on private road over Rich land creek near C Illbbs place thenco to and excluding John llagcnbnck Wild Animals Sacred Donkeys Venetian GondofnsT- kc Osly 0 l Is tmiltt Jeffries and Filzsimmons Fight- Congress of Nations Automobile or Electric Carriages Crncomctagrapl 01 ia Ut Wu ttttn see 9nhsile i tlanibliithencotoandincludingtimeT creek at Pagans old mill silo so IR placethoncoson bridge on theN cho and Princeton sail road to whor theMadlsovllle and Dalton road crosses same nearSllentllun thenc with a road leading to the- MatilsonvlUo and Princeton road near Dock Burtons thenco with said Madisonvlllo road to tho begin nlng Voting place at lllchland JNO B HAM County Judge Attests Wt 1I AHNOIII County Court Clerk MR EPIZOOT WILKINS I He Hour the Rumor That Plncotoi College Ie to Be Endowed sad Ilopek to See It BEcome an Ineoo batar Per Dlmleratla SlalUruen Copyright ISM by American Frpss Aso Delatio- nArrixiACK FAHU wick is KEXT TI- ClBOVXn CUVKLAXD0 IX TUE 4TAI1 uv coo GEMKT Tu the Editor There heY bin vague roomors uv halt float lu around la the ntmosfeor tbet Koo Gene Brats cdJIcashunnl lustltooihun Princeton College U tu tier a stark uy yak throe the iMtroomuntalltr ur mi po lltltal sponsor Graver Cleveland One story li tu the eilcckt thct ho U tu give a hundred thounan dollars tn found a chair ur Polltlknl Fhllosof and the oth er U thct he U gala tu hang outu tho money or let unmbuJJy clIO partirlth It and dlitriblt the phllosofy bluelf I kin not quite ondcnttnd how ho esiiocki tn benefit hlz party hi eukurriffta collfRca Bi a rool wen Il young man gUs conald erUe nollego Inta bU hcil ho fops over late tho ItcpnbUkin party If ho nlnt ol roddy there and votes the Itcpublikla ticket We her found bl bitter expert enee lu the viilnlty ur Applejack Farm that thara Is no dependence tu bo plncwl ontu ft voter wen he clu tu kno monr than his numbers Our only hope Is tu keep him where ho irlll talk lib omen without nikln envy questions Ilillca shun brakes us all up and I tbarefurc repeat thct I klimot ondcrataml why Mr Cleveland thood ixpcit cnny returns fruni rauuney Invested In xeboob ur rimy kind I Ruppozo however ho fitMt tlirt a Kx l mcnuy young omen air oiiHil tu go tu col Icsu ennyhuxv nUll tlirt It Ix test tu try tu steer cm Minto In their polltlknl Wren after the clt than Tnkln tlnt vac nr the Riihjeck Mr Clonlandn liilcnlmin air all right Kr ho dent want tu lnrq calm moro rotes II hortn rong hires thumped Iota till beds nr the Rtnatrnis 1VIle I rcRanl It M a lairli iX oi meat tn monkey nnil ml dhunnhinal In slliooitmns with time ir wtytnn nr fealnlu Diatcratle votes xlilLl rln l Lev tu give U time wnto uv ml rfprural Irwo air gltthi nlarmbily t t uv rni Un tier tko matizii luflmiin liT better tIn napeltyand wo hey got tn talk dtp+rlt chancre In rccroot our depleted rnnU Under theo clicumtnnccs It wood giro mo real ilen un tu kuu that Mr Clorvlmul wns at Ibo helm ur tuir grate Instltoosluo sad bat he wax dally shetldln wl dnm sad Informaihnn and illnribiiolln oliimki ur polltikal phllonofy that wood In duo time meteor into Dlmlrrntl voters hunt coat be depended upon not tu ill tho track wen sum nnhicky period ur pros perity onvxpcctedly tumlilnl ontu us Un tier tho Inllnooneo ur Ms forty tcechlns we cood graduate entiff xtoodrnts In a few years tu net cz lenders stud stomp speakers In tho kountry detntricLi hoozo duty It wood bo tu enplane whtttorcr wo thot seeded erplalnln and ill keep In lino slch ur our voters ex exhibited aim tome ur Intelligence bl wmitln tu beta the party rum tlmo tu time rlooeldato the grate undcrlylu principles ur finance wlch hex enabled sum ur our staltsmen Tammanyherderssmall salaries and not dolu onny wurk Ho cood also Impress ontu tho mInds nr economyinIllustrated doorln Liz admlnbtraihun Ho cood give em sum strong pint on deficits and bond Isetwsehtdlklts and percentages and show cm how a few fa daysbltho tttvcnnento nnticr Ho coed throw tll HUMOR FROLIC Persians Algerians Arahs on the Streets at bli Hours Parades With Dmds of Will Tnkc Place Each Day ate f nu wnoto nart BDcrBOWinra F lectures upoa llI I 14oBe TLat IlhU talk bl tho week wliBivary It was thot thoTab 1 bo rcdooced tu the rehto afftfkfflafcwi bl tbo rJiettln up UT aUto ana factories and that the konntrr shoed bo Tooted antI grounded In kalamlty la order tn In ihoor Dlmlcratlc success By the aid ur a pccco ur chalk he cood demonttralt ontu a blackboard thet a poor man coed afford tu work on halt time at cut wages If bo cood only save a cent oa a tin din ner pall and half a dollar on a soot nr clothes He rood be upon lacum out solid on civil acrrlM reform and give It to the atoodeata hot nail betty that lino He cood show em how nil thetMa were Intended tukeep Dlml ItpubIIklnsly tho rackot win worked doorla hU ad tnlnlitraihun On forth ntfarea be cood speak tu em clno other Amorlkln Pretldent Uo cood boait UT hovla ordered tho Amerlkin sag tu bo hauled down and claaae all the glory for the act lIe cood bout too ur his blot UT England on the Von- xudan qucatyun and sum amalltr wan that paused out about the same I VtiDlmleratieCleveland conduct the exercise and Lor tho rite kind ur stoedenU to start withsIt wood aloe na a grate seed off It wo kla turn loose n few hundred young met boo preach alch politick tt wo need aad Innokulato the community with noo ideas uecmfutlycarriedtwitted In our later maid or belo jootcd ogln us ex It Is at the present time With 1 grindInyear well schooled In gamblln and how ruin rolxln drinks and other Noo Qeney akkompllibmcntf I shoed feel thet we coed git tho atalt safely beck tu her old Dlmlcratlc anchorage la the courts nr a I few yccit If Mr Cleveland kla lit a bimbo tu lector that will help M asm I but we need tu have a BOO manljmoBt l throoonl tho lactltooahun and a complect change or ideas and method before we kin hOT much confidence la It There tea bin tn mutch attensban pade tu looki and not enuff to practlkle poWlx ur tho rlto kind If wo kin MT Wen U atmctora cs Dick Croker on finance and Hilly Thompson on boom racln and David B Hill on polltlkal reform wile Mr Cleveland unlimbers hbwclf on cue titoo khnnal law rro kin yin malk Old Pria ton stand fcr aumthln monr than mere eddlcaslmn and football Wen It kla rccch tha lofty potUbun ur beta an in coobatur fer Dlmlcratlc Ult mcn we kla thro up our bata and give three cheer and n User fcr tbo whole outfit jtUtk1sneperatelp Wlckdl ITbt hurt U dtotltfal bore all tUafS sad dnpcrittl trldtdJ WI bill motii about rictory oreeeM- I alt then tint Ah mel Tare huts not cmtcf AM oltboot w nail dwell wtlklB- Wt ctrd n for lifts coetlct io4 r tank BeclUt OW to Nor dream bathe bat met a4 sepal d M i laee loaf sea But W art Wood to IIow to tran UM trutk Tin HulT Uutbt Tttt dtmllUr rMMy to Mil than MM- Mortil whath Dot Uf s ItuM or ot rood or titl treed 10 1litOle Shoo Eternal OM whoa Sfartblag trtSees tTcryttbtrr Bordnrd with eotarfoo tulle to Thw t cos U sat dopalr- Xrrr oar mortal flU with sty strtMtk And nuts u UU To rid cl tmr till Icndtixy 4Iba ItrollCoI4 fkm wtth are s fMwtate Wad mad rims sal n 1 K pwaJtil tball U pure Hot eta dolt otIditdMM loot tta Heart M SKiire e Earah U TtaIwr U CkrUtlas Ware Fine Work v For flue watoh work clock work 0 and Jewelry repairing call nn W n In8pectorEarllngton work warranted Subscribe for TJIH Basiu m n iJ The Very 1 Warmest i1 Yetc tA1 LOCI 0Zl hovea4V at ii yli r d r MORE VARIOUS FREE ATTRACTIONS y ROOD AND liwt7 r vMUSIC MOPE FUN and JOY I i lDA Yo EC 0 RAT ION S I t kJI W rl CL I J Ijand ngyplians Music reform depended along whole Streets of Cairo Darkness And Dawn Moulin Rouge Turkish Theatre Coy PAree Gypsy Camp Crystal Maze Riding Camels Electra Indial1VillageI- Ugh Diving Etc Etc UiuuuMi Olktr AttmtUit 1I I I ql Daring Bicycle Ride from a Tower 110 Feet High Into the WatertThe Famous All Zuda in his Three Great Acts The Streets Will be Ablaze With Thousands of Electric and Gas Lights The Electric Decorations al the Strut Itlmedlon and the Oilier Decorations ol the Slrttts and Stores WIN be Sos othief to Wonderlul and Beautilul t u HALF PARE on ALL RAILROADS sand STEAMBOATS and SPECIAL LOWER RATES ON SPECIAL DAYS rTho Keys pi tho City will be gives U the Commute and they will throwthem Into Iho river or turn them over to our guests test year Evantvlll surpassed all others and the record will be the same this er Come all You will be weN taken care of or onoen or 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