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Digital page images are linked to the text file. rI1 I 1 J 1 f J l rr1 jJ TENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1899 O 44 1 iI r I i 4 qt l4 Y 4r c j4 I 1 1 i r 4 = y f iljf t Il J 4 ifk i J IrW 1i I I n jL tj vl K 4 rfcc I 1 1 wr jKy p m P f v M- J 1 ftv g w q IT eC q 1 L Jk F fr pt fe PC m c nOEBELDOOMED He Can Not Be Elected on a inFairALLKENTUCKVIS AROUSED Good Citizens Determined to Preserai tho Honor of tho State WHOLESALE FRAUD HIS ONLY HOPE firazea Bess Has the Laws MickIer r But Will He Dare SKETCh OF A POLITIOAL PIRATE 4 Cold Calculating and Selfish This MIen and Tough Who line Prove n Fulse and Treacherous Alike to f Frloud and Snored Trutt Now At tempts to Fatten Himself Upon the J People by Throttling the Popular Will Contrast Between John Young t lirowu True DemOCrAt Choice fIfur Governor and William Goebel In the Contrast Between a Gentle man nnd n Howdy A pen picture of William Oocbel tb fraudulent candidate for governor an 4J tolltlcal buccaneer appears In the cur- S I rtnl IMUO of JllU era Weekly Il I l evn by the gifted lIerr Loomis Nel 1t on a staff correepondcnt who was ndetnllcd to tour Keetuckr In the Inter Jesti of hl publication To llluMrate- ithe manner In which the braZeD Kenton bow 1 regarded outold the tate v the article U reproduced In full It I 7k a truo akotch Oocbel and Ooobeltom tara revealed In all their lleaei an I picture Is not overdrawn Step br Jiho the career of the bow Ii latolll traced from his entrance Into public Ute down to the present d- tlla rnflchlne hit infamous election 1jlat hU fraudulent nomination for ROT 4 ernor and hli wobbling deception and wSbandJ rio eyes of the whole country are turned to Kentucky during this mo wentou campaign Her loyal eons are coaadently expected to vrefwre un fjiiullc l the honor of the grand old oo m t mOIl ttb To attain this end otbel ti OoebelUm must go down in Iraox nslott and crushing deft We bave UUh In the people Qoebel la doomed Ua can not win In a fair count Hon iijtot citizene are organizing to prevent any attempt of the boa to count him jJand hls henchmen are In Hut to the point Mr Netaon wrltee r Harpers Weekly ai follows AS OTHKU8 8KK HIM William Gocbcl Is the expression of modern politics In the most extreme form and he represents In his charac ter bis methods and his designs the next struggle In the Democratic party fVpuvcrts who bave obtained control ot- a good deal of the party machinery the struggle between the cranks and the criminals for Ooebels auecess In Kentucky and McLcana la Ohio bodo no good to Mr Bryan Kentucky has rarely b04 In such a pollUcal ferment as H Is In today WIN lIam Qoebel not of American parent age not born In the state boa gained control of the Democratic party and has obtained tho nomInation of the convention whose candldaten were a priori supposed to bo sure of election The revolt against the Republicans was probably suffldent to elect the Democrats on a fair count but In ad lTdIlIO to the popular reversion to the old paul theDemocrats had construct fO a machloo for controlling the dee tione and for counting In the candl dates which seemed to make the euc cess of their ticket unavoidable flue machlno was Ooebels construction and Gobo became the candidate of what had been assumed to be the In vvlnclble party But the aasuniptloa Is not what It was A serious revolt F among the silver Democrats has fol lowed aoebela nomination resulting f from lute method of obtaining It and there la now no doubt that the first jf reason for euppoatag the Democratlo candidate invincible no longer exists He can not be elected on a fair count majorellycohfldence la the only hope that re L mains to Goebel Will fee be able to count himself In 1 lie has the ma f chlnery of tbo law of which be Is the author Will his creatures of the state board of election commlsslpners to gather with the county and precinct boards dare the attempt to defraud the popular w117 And If they dare will the good citizens of the state who are organizing and who oven talk of arm- Ingfor tho purpose be able to prevent the consummation of the outrage Ciavbcl nnd IIU Machine WJl m Qo bel is a new product for VK B tucky He M not a native He Is feuiW yopuiaf except among tbOpo- ol9Uand others of that class whose vivUwjw he Is He ft not tho genero s ordlal op n nature which one habit uaHjr thinks of as a Kentuckian He J cold caloulaWiig prudently selfish itij i bouod to rule the sbate and he eVi e contemplates higher spheres for- aetivitiesfcls The contrast between llmandhls Democratic competitor John Young JrowDu the contrasl be tweeo a tough and a gentleman bWajsn smartaess and ability between MlJCllttiofy t rday and the poll iteotoa y In JtentUcky Tbe char wtnr o Qoibsl to lllusptra ed by the u killing of John Sandford several years ago In Oovlngton John Sandford was for some reafeon In Occbds way He wss a Ughsplrlted man and his friends say that he wso also a man of ImprcachabVJ character Ooobal wrote secured the publication of an at upon Sandford which Is variously descrIbed os brutal or IntlurJ01I1 or In decoat and which wan probably In tended to lend to a personal encounter jnforstreet which ho crossed for the pur IIOS80t bringing his victim face to face with him Over his left arm he car rltd an overcoat In the pocket of which will a revolver evidently cocked and his right hand grasped It The two jwhenresponsIble for the article ticuebel said- yes and pulled the revolver from his pocket Bsndford reached behind for his pistol but before he could bring it forward Ooebel shot him in the head Bsndforda weapon being discharged apparently by the convulsive grasp of the dying man Since then Qoebel has not killed any one but he has seemingly done his utmost to provoke quarrels of a personal nature by his ruthless and usually mendacious attacks upon his poMUcal opponents lie has given the lie to almost every prominent nnd reputable mesa In the state He more than any one else has deprived Ken lucky and the country of the services of Mr Carlisle at ono time as nine lutely Impregnable In tho affections and admIration of tbo people of the state as Will ever Henry Clay lie will send Senator Lindsay Into private life the moment his term expires He has 1earned the hostility of every selfre Democrat In the tate and he has at his beck and call the conscienceless demagogues chief of whom Is Blackburn the ruffians tho criminals the crowd that admires successful crime and fawns upon courageous and successful criminals Tbo political methods of this mod ern tribune are Illustrated by his gross deception ofM Carlisle In 189G and obtainedIhad done much for Qoebel when the litter was a young man He had given him his start In his profession Common gratitude alone demanded fair treatment for the statesman In Wash- Ington from the politician at home But Qoebel has been denouncing Mr Carlisle and has Invited tho confusion which has been visited upon him He was accused of securing admission to the state convention of 189G through Carlisles Influence and he de the accusation as a lie Upon this Mr Carlisle found himself reluc tantly drawn Into the state campaign and he wrote a letter to tho editor of the Louisville Evening Post narrating the circumstances of Qoebels visit to him In Washington when he requested Mr Carlisles Influence on the ground that he was a singlestandard gold advocate d partisan of Mr Car lisle and an opponent of Mr Black burn Although ho had voted for Blackburn for senator be explained that It was because Blackburn was the of the party Ho convinced Carlisle that he was entitled to a In the convention but being ad sltted as a delegate he at once cut his vote for the freesilver candidates for officers of the convention and voted for tho resolution which pre seated Blackburn as the choice of the Kentucky Democracy for the presidency Mr Carlisle had fortunately preserved a letter which Qocbel had written to him in which his pretenso of being a Gold Democrat was fully set Ooebel has tried to explain this but ho lisa failed utterly to make out a case for himself His own letter Is sufficient to convict him Mr Carlisles exposure of his treachery has caused a sensation as might have been expected and Senator Bronston the silver candidate for whom Qoebel voted for temporary chairman of the convention at which he betrayed Mr Carlisle has announced since tho publication of Mr Carlisles letter that ho can not support a man so dishonorable as is Goebel The Nomination For Governor It was Goebela Intention to be the DemoCratic candidate this year tho invincible candidate when he drew and secured the enactment of the Coo bel law to establish fraud under the protection of the law of the state Tho state convention met at Louisville on the 21st of June At the precinct prl manes and county conventions doebel made strenuous efforts to secure delegates who would favor his nomination In the state convention He some times resorted to fraud and sometlme to violence but he was in a minority when the state convention met Then camo an opportunity for a display of Qoebellsm of which he abundantly took advantage He Is as ready to break faith as to hold office and he had his chance He never hesitates to defraud the voters and again he had his chance There were two other can dldatea before the convention Of theso three candidates Hardin had 629 4 rows stone sat ana ooeoei onlY luTz vocis so that more than 900 of the delegates chosen were against Goebel Then this master of chicanery began to play his tricks with candidate Stone He united with him to defeat Hardlna candidate for the temporary chairmanship of the convention and Judge Red wine a friend of Qocbel wselected He had promised Stone to make him the candidate for governor and he repeated the promise In order to secure Stones assent that the temporary or sanitation should bo made permanent Having accomplished this purpose ho secured the appointment of a commit tee on credentials which not only de clded the contested elcctlqn cases against Hardin but which Invented contests where noon existed unUI finally Qoebel had obtained majority of tho delegates and had secured the nomination Stone having been drop pad out of the contest by some further cunning and dishonorable manipulation of this extraordinary rascal 236 votes were stolen from Hardln and 169 secu sd from Stone Thus was Goebel Umlnated and the methods which be pura edipd by means ot which he sl1ccoededmarkhlnias2M of the brilliant and hudl t po Ittieal bMdRa of his time He kM- f cjboldwwroughtjunervoustt step more lo cause tho shotgun elate ot iiiiiiti to prevail In nil of lcntuek 7 jfraudCQTitoThe Goebel law Is Intended to in Goebel in the law of the state Is on the canvassing and county machinery constructed by this famous statute that Goebel depends for election In the absence of votes This law Is an Interesting incident In the prog ices of machinebuilding which is going on throughout the country The machlno violates tho law or evades It T It wants to cheaL If In New for example dishonest election officers are appointed for the purpose of doing dishonorable work they aro chosen In violation of tho intent of tho law if not of Its letter It Is truo also that under tho Gocbcl law the result expected If fraud Is essential will also bo produced In violation of the crim- Inal law and tho offenders may bo prosecuted before tho criminal courts and on conviction punished But ft no state In tho Union other than Kentucky is tho machinery of electionsI turned over to the control of men who want to cheat If cheating be necessary The people elsewhere have the choosing of tho election officers but In Kentucky the people have noth- Ing whatever to say on time subject cx cept through their votes for future leg Inlaturea In other states dishonest officers are put Into place as other ills honest men are put Into other offices by the votes of the people who there foro have an opportunity to eject them when thelc true characters shall be re vealed In Kentucky Goebel has made his machine part of the administrative government of the state He has put his creatures Into office by awacl the legislature so that his machine not n private corporation even In name like Crokers but an avowedly public corporation receiving pay from tho state for doing Ooebols work This may resemble Crokers machine In fact and at least It Isn frank expression of the creed of the criminal in politics that the offices and revenues of the government belong to those who can get them by hook or crook Ooe bel has taken the plain blunt course Croker uses judges and other officeholders who are paid to do the work of the state In the city as his vassals and servants Gocbcl has a board of commissioners frankly chosen to count In wHomoplea are frankly abandoned and tho officers who receive and count the votes with the exception of the Inspectors who represent the different parties are appointed by tbe powers pltboCIforappoint the county board of election commissioners who In turn appoint the election officers of the different jposedboards but this has long been the law or the custom In Kentucky and the methods of evading It are well known Republicans are appointed for example who are traveling In Europe or who ore physically or mentally unfit for service or who live at a great die tance from the polls Then the others select some one to fill the anticipated vacancy and this year that some one will be a Qoebel Democrat or a complaisant Republican At any moment and with or without cause the state board may remove any member of a county board or the whole of the board appointing successors and tho county board may do the same with the precinct officers This gives the state board absolute control of the ma chinery and even after the votes are cast the state board may remove election officers who threaten to be recal citrant and may turn over the ballot boxes to men who will count In accord nnce with tho necessities of the party It Is quite possible that all tho local election officers of the state may be changed on the eve of election day The decision of tho board of canvassers Is final no appeal lies to any authority no review can be ordered If a contest Is made It Is to be tried before Ute men who counted the Vote and whose decision U questioned Another great power given to the machine consists In the provision that If tao canvassing board does not make its returns within 10 days the vote of the precinct or the county may bo thrown out Suppose for example that Taylor the Republican candidate for governor should carry the city of Louisville by a majority of 10000 and that tho rest of tho state should go for Goebcl by a majority of 5000 it lies In the power of the Goebel election officers to the wIlt of the state by simply toilinG to return the Louisville vote The election officer are expected to bo willing and ready to commit any fraud that may be necessary to satisfy the exigencies of the Goebel ticket Tho head of tho state board is Judgo Pryor once qhlef justice ot the state Ho was HellHn high esteem It is aIcurious trait of some bad men that they dislike to see a good man fall When Judgo Pryor was named for the first place on tho commission a mann of ability but thoroughly corrupt went to him and told him that the law was Intended to give the Democrats an opportunity to steal the state and that a man of his Pryors character should not take a place on tho boar Its different with mo Judge said tho frank and cynical friend I believe in stealing the state If we cant get it any other way but you ought not toIbe dragged in Pryor then authorized this man to forbid the use of Iris name in the legis laturo but before the day for the votI ing Qoebel had urged him to standI and he consented Now he seems ready to do anything that Goebcl requires of him and although he Is a judge of last resort in any contest that may arise from the election he is on the stump eulogizing Goebel and abusing his op pcnents The correspondence between South Trimble and WE Thompson of a year ago last August Is still fresh In the public mind Trimble warned TkompfonVwIw had peenappotntedan commissioner that dirty work expected of him and advised him decline the appointment saying that Pryor would appoint any one might be designated If he Thompson would create the vacancy Thompson complied and Judge Pryor am told carried out his part of tho The other day The Evening of Louisville published a letter signed by Alllo W Young chairman Of Goebels state committee It was addressed to an election commissioner and urged him to hurry lila pollbookI to the central commltttee that when the committee had received the pollbooks the most Important IUD of the campaign wilt havo been fired He concluded his letter bysaylng We will then know just where we are what is necessary to be done and expect with your assistance to do It In other words the pollbook will show tho number of votes necessary to Iablo to carry the state and tho election commissioners aro expected to see that the required number of ballots aro In tho box This explains sufficiently the mar nor In which Goebel expects to carry tho state of Kentucky and to bd elect 1ed its governor It seems as though ho had the game In his own hands In the language of the eminent Mr Cox of Cincinnati How can you beat man whos got tho nomination in one hand and the ballotbox In the otter Ii But the good citizens of Kentucky In tend to do their utmost to save tistate from the disgrace of Qoebol an tho shamo of his law In Louisville an Honest Election league has been form ed It Is composed of men of all par ties The rest of the stato is expected to follow the example of the city and It is the intention of these good citizens to have a fair count even If a resort to violence Is necessary to se cure 1t0rent care is being taken the opponents of Goebel In the selec InIr there are five tickets in the field All of the four opponents of the Demo cepeIC party Is not on the old lines between silver and gold Democrats The break is in the silver faction Tho rebels against the regular ticket are Illyer men The gold Democrats are not tak ing a prominent part In the They will vote as they please some ton Taylor and somO for Brown but the contest Is being urged by sliver Democrats who are trying to nt the success ot fraud Tho election positively no national significance Tho contest is one of good against a corrupt boss who has not built up the machlno as the east understands such a mecbanllm- but who Is seeking to make the elec lion officers of the state his machine and to make fraud legal No more Im struggle against corrupt gov and the ascendancy of the In politics Is going on In the countryOoebelllnd National Politics AltEbuga I have said that the cam has no national significance statement must bo qualified In respect Goebel his a deep nig nlficanco for Democrats Ho represents a force which Is rising In the party which has no use for Bryan or his principles which Is greatly interested In securing the control of the party for tho bosses who like Qoebel Croker McLean and Gorman have no uso for principles that Interfere with their ambition or their greed The rise and strength of Geobel are for the moment driving together the honest gold and silver Democrats Stiver as an Issue Is dying out In tvi part of the country If Qoebel anu McLean sue ceed Bryan must look to his position He Is not the kind of man whom the bosses prefer They would rather have Gorman or McLean or even Qoebel himself DB POWELL UEAKD FROM Another Prominent fllnlster Speaks Out Strong sermon at Louisville First Christian Church last Sunday by Dr Powell Proverb Hlcxxlv Righteous ness oxaltotli but sin Is a reproach to my name This was thetext Selected by Rev E L Powell of the Christian Church last night with which to plead for uprightness and honesty In politics to arouse tb people of Kentucky to a realization of the condition of things and to a sense of the duty that confronts them at this time of political crisis in state pollticst Closing he said If there is any wrongdoing 40000 people will demand to know the rea son wh HIs not the tinie for tIli pulpit to keep quit Hones tion Is aa necessarvjas prayer we must not as w LS talk people pOOlliOO ellgion And be liovo that to bo IT Christian is to be loss a man This is not the time for that sort of feeling We are too much inclined to dodge the respon I bill ty If we arise an honest men nnd demand that the honored name of our state bo not smirched there is nothing we cnn not do and the cor ruptlonists will be powerless before its But wo are too prone to dodge the Issue nnd to think we have done our duty when we have shouted tho stars and stripes This is a lent tlmtJj and I want W toll you It is a time for you to wake up anti to Hoo the condition of things I am talking to you In the Inter est of no candidate nor of any llartyI hut as ft man to whom the states honor la dour and as n minister In the interest of righteousness i righteousness that is intended govern tlilngs beside theI churchIIt WAS a strong sermon and made a deep Impression upon the congregation present Powell Is one of Kentuckys greatest and most useful ministers DlftMfeft C U BAN OI L cures 9 Cutst Burn Uruiies Itlien- mitlsm and Sorw Price 26 centsI Sold by 9t Bernard Drug 0tor tJ Makes the food moreideltctous and wholesome 0ru IMIM POWM CO MW YOM GEN W S TAYLOR Will Be Greeted By a Large Audience at Midisonville Today SPECIAL TRAIN FROM NORTONVILLE halfa Days Run at the Mines and MInus Win Attend I ONE FARE rout Tlib ROUND Tint SI Charles hail sad People Will Jain Special at Nortonvtltc aTho biggest day of the campaign In Hopkins county will be todaratMndlsonvlUelas announced weelC the week before Last week It was announced that a Stdtons Gap Banmisley and Jarllngton would make the of Gen W B Taylor tho candidate for Governor one triumphal through part of Hopkins count and to the seat where the Bpeaktngwil begin at 2 oclock p m THE arranged with the Louisville Naslivllle officials to- T run n special train from Norton vllle to Madlsonville and return for the accommodation of those who desire to attend this big of Republicans and antlGoebel voters ofcountyTheCornet Band one oj tim most creditable musical or ganizations in this part of Kentucky will come by rail to ant- there join and accompany General Taylors escort and time party on special train from Nortonvillo to Madlsonville vnday in order to give time monwho are very anxious to go a chance to at t speakingOne trip has been companyuwill reach Nortonville about 12 oclock from the east and will take dinner there The special will leave Nortonville at 1 oclock pick up passengers at all stations until the train Is Free Railway Transportation Tho idea that free transportation is given liberally to the different de JjorIs not true The custom originated In the years when the Utmost goodwill and most cordial cooperation existed between the railroads and the people and their officials It waR In a word a courtesy that has since grown Into a custom It certainly does not operate to Influence favorable legislation or court rulings or decisions If it has any effect along these lines it is against the railroads For Instance time Legislatures that have used the courtesy most largely were most hostile and those using It least wore most Just none being really friendly The Legislature of 1897 used more free transportation than any other In the history of the State by many times over and yet It was time most I hostile to the railroads and went In its drastic legislation dangerously near the line of bankrupting that Interest The Legislature of J899 the present oneused less free transportation than any other for many years past and yet it was In the main conservative and tall in the railroad Interest The railroads however neither defend nor condemn this system of courtesies and neither havener will they make any effort to sustain or abolish It but on my own responst Vr8tlllty I will remark that when It Is abolished the people may propane for a greatly swollen appropriation ItbIU every Legislature embracing 1overy department of the State gov ernment for necessary traveling IIexponsesExtract from an address- by Col Gates before the Jackson Farmers Institute Olney ItDemty Sheriff 8 CJennings was collecting taxes severelyineSunday was a cool day but eight persons were baptized here Fourteen Is time number of profos slons at Lafayette so1 far J T Cook Is all smilesits a boy Miss Eva Mercer has returned to Missouri Miss Maud Mercer is visiting in Morganfleld this week The winter Is fast approaching nighAndIn tho sweet by and bv HOVHitBattleship Kentucky The battleship Kentucky made her trial trip Tuesday made tier trial trip Tuesday She mado an avorageof 10 4 knots according to the log In face of a wind that was blowing about 150 miles an hour and in the heaviest kind of a sea pleasedtoder such unfavorable conditions The steering gear was tested thor oughly and was found satisfactory SchoolIIssued a proclamation opening the State Re tonal School at Lexington Sixty youthful Inmates of the penitentiary will be traHBferredio the school at once Nagraater number can be takenjs tl J PTw p a Bu Io1ALIAIilNo GEN GUYV HENRYS FUNERAl riio nemnliiB at the Gallant Boldlcv Laid to net In Arlington Cciuetcrr Washington Oct 31fen OilY V Henry was given military burial at Ar llngton his grave being close to the Temple of Fame and within tight cf Crook The president nnd the were tary of war and other members of the cabinet attended the services both at the church and the cemetery The military escort consisted of a buttery of artillery Troop T of the Third C Myelhrrezrrnd and the members of the Ouy IF Ilrnry garrison n colored veterans as sedation comprising many of the old troopers of tho Tenth cavalry who served under Henry In the west The pall bearers were Gen J M Wil sou chief of engineers Judge Advo cote General Lleber len A W Oreuly chief signal officer and Generals Frank Huggles and Bernard PROSPERITY CAUSES FAMINE I I JJJyFroanre Cnri Omaha Neb Oct 30A special to the lice front Huron S D says A coal famine Ii threatened In this pare of the state There is already a Ehortuge of 200000 tons andwhole ytoclamor In every direction for the black rnpldiI hove been using thelrnnpply very care fully for several weeks and are tearful lest they be left short One reason for the shortage lies In the fact that It Is imigli Impossible to get cars ow to the fact of the henvy Imsl ness being transacted by the roads ROOSEVELTS SENTIMENTS lie Saru Americas Mlality Mnnliood l MoTliitf Forivant to Meet Its Uritlny Without Flinching proelunatlon I prlyerOOIt is right that we thouhl give thanks for the prosperity that hat come to the nation anil for the way which this grent people In the first 1110ling every with toLA Flood of IniiulKrauti I New York Oct 30 Yesterday was a I very busy day at the barge office more than 3000 ImmlgrnntH passing Angustagene The 621 In the steerage of the Cnmpania were landed said the 042 on time Kaiser Wllhelm tier Orosse patted thrcnigh The CalTfornln brought 377 time La Luralne 577 nnd the Rotterdam 204 Over 15000 immigrants are I x peeled here during time present week iAn Involuntary raitjenaer Benson Minn Oct 30MlslI Trunk fl7 years old 1 tried to clfuibover a steck train while un her vnya church yesterday when the train start I cu with leer on the buniperus fond can ried to Wlllmor 30 miles In iOminutes DltlleIIcars nit the way Thu company sent her home onunafternoon freight Death of Sir Charlr Gllixiu Minneapolis Minn Oct 2SSit Charles Gibson the St Louis millionaire and owner of Hotel St Louli died at the Hotel Ntcollet last night aged 73 Old age Is given as the cause of death Mrs Ollwpti and two sons Were at his bedside when death came The hotly wllf be shipped to St foul today for Interment Twentieth Kama In houSe Home San Francisco Oct aOfhe Twin tleth Kansas volunteers who were mamas tered out of service Saturday left for lmomeeatcrday in a special train made up of three sections und provided by the people of the Sunflower state BrlgGen Funston and H J Allen private secretary of Coy Stanley accompanied the regiment Six Hundred Shceu Crvmatea Kansas City Mo Oct lOChe sheer pens nt the stock yards covering nn entire block were destroyer by fire late Saturday night said GOO head ol- sbeep were cremated Four firemen were seriously injured by falling wall nnd one of them Chiirleu Peterson driver of a hook alid ladder truck may die Loss estimated nt 10000 Her G D MorrlnuH Hunted Vernon Tex Oct 2llev 0 B MorrUon convicted of the murder oi his wife by poison In outer that he might marry n rich woman in Illinois and who wax convicted largely on the evidence of the latter suffered the extreme penalty of the law at time Jail lure lIe maintained lmis assertions ol Innocence to the last MR JOLLY SPEAKS A Good Audience Is Well mptuitd Hon leo W Jolly last night made a most persuasive and con nudiommeeImereocrAts who yet entertain an Idea of voting for Goebel was most telling After the speech Democrats and Republicans went up and gave him Many attend ed from Mortons Gap Hnrnsloy and the country In those times of MoKlnloy a perlty all records are belngbroJCen all save the records of penury and belongtOFails KC Yellow Jacket DAD QUARTER OF AN HOUR- Thats What the British arc Getting- at the Opening of the War With the Boers A BAD SETBACK AT LADYSMITH MONDAY The Floral Irish Fuillecri time dlon ceitcrihlrc Regiment anti alo- talu Battery Foreeil to Capitu late The New rtecelrril an n Staggering Blow In London London Nov ITho war office Ima rtched a dispatch from Gen White commanding the British forces ni Ladysinith reporting that the Iloynl Irish fuglleeri No 10 mountain bat tery sad the Gloucestershire regl fluent were surrounded In time hllli lorintheavil3Qcu White adds that the casualties have not yet been ascertained Uen WhltoH ninimtcti London Nov IThe following Is the text of Gen Whites dispatch to the war office- Ladysmlth Oct 30 1035 p 111have to report a disaster to the col umn sent by me to take a position on a hill to guard the left flank of the troops In theseoperatlons today the Royal Irish fuslleers No 10 mountain and the Gloucestershire regi were surrounded in the hlllsuml capitulateThe tahedaA man of the fusllecrs employed as p hospital orderly came in under a flag of truce with a letter from tim survivors of the column who asked mi assistance to bury the dead I tear is no doubt of the truth of tin a I formed a plan in the carrying out of which the disaster occurred and I aim alone responsible for the plan There Is no blame whatever to tlc troops ai the position was untenable The Officer Captured Gen White in a subsequent dispatch iayss The following is a list of the officers taken prisoners Staff Major Adye MajMunnrowes Mntthlng nice and Sliver Lieutenants Heard Souther Phibbs McGregor Holmes KellyDooncr Ken tilth Klnahan and Jeiulwlnc Of the above Captains Illce nml Sll ver nnd Lieut Dooner were wounded JInjHumphreylace Captains Duncan and Connor Lieutenants Bryant NIsbet Ingham Davey Kuox Temple iladlce Breul Hill Short Smith Mackenzie Beatley and Gray Of the above Captains Duncan and Connor were wounded Jryant1oIountaln t Wheeler Nugent Moore nUll Webb A STAGOUniNO IlIiOW While Kxpectluv Minor Reverie Union Appalled nt the JSenm London Nov 1WhIle minor re verses were not wholly unexpected nothing Iikethe staggering blow Gen Joiibert dellevered to Gen Wbitcr forces Monday was anticipated Time full extent of the disaster is not yet acknowledged If It is known at the war office The loss in effective men must be appalling to a general who is practically surrounded Two of the Finest Uettltuenti tullIlurrillon weakens It about n fifth of its total strength and alters time whole slti ation very materially in favor of the Boerswho have again shown them selves stern fighters and military strategists of no mean order The dls alter cost the British from 1500 to 2 000 men and six 7pound guns and as tho Doer artillery is already stronger gthun imagined the capture of these gunr will be a great help to the Boers Farther New AiTalleil Further news must be awaited before It Is attempted to fix the blame where It belongs Gen White manfully accepts all the responsibility for the dltaster which apparently was least partially due to the of the mules with the guns From time list it will be seen that 42 officers were made prisoners besides a newspaper correspondent J Hyde- A Feeling Akin to Coniteruntloii The disaster has caused a feeling akin to consternation and in Glouces terthtre and the north of Ireland where the captured regiments were re ciulted the blackest gloom prevails families awaiting with beating hearts the names of the killed and wounded which are fully expected to reach alreadyinsustained by these regiments In prevt ous engagements rubllo Anxlctr Increased Public anxiety was increased by u special dispatch from Ladysmlth published In the late editions of the London Afternoon to the effect that be fore darkness Monday the Doers re occupied the old position held by their heavy artillery which Gen White hud reported silenced by tbe guns of tho naval brigade from the Powerful and hud opened fire again The dispatch further saysr A Grave Situation The enemy are again closing in and the situation is one of grave anxl ety Beyond doubt the Boer retirement Monday was a ruse to draw Urn While into the hilly country and away from the British camp The Pond River lints have boon full pf people n good portion of tho time for several days hunting latch cropthIsseveral ye- arsDr Bulls ougshoith YruptI1elIt lavA1I Small Jcu Prkc2S eta BILIOUS Do get up with a I headacheIs a bad taste In mouth Then you have a poor appetIte and a weak drges tion You are frequently I dizzy always feel dull and drowsy have cold d getbutfood You have no ambition palniIbodyWhat the cause of all this trouble Constipated bowels Ager PILLSwill and certain cure t Hoop You Blood Pure yourIbetter take sarsaparillaralsu It will remove all impurities that have been I accumulating in your blood and will greatly strengthen your nerves Write thu Doctor There war be lomcthlng ibo tour a you do taoS quit under teShimwill r reeclys lbs be mldlcaladYle Addr n Dr J 0 Ajrir Lowell fal SHORT ON CARSi Cement Mills In Indiana Unable to Keep up With Their Orders The lack of cars is causing widespread distress among all classes of shippers but among noiie is tho shortage felt so keen ly as by the cement manufacturers In Olark county Ind the mills have orders for almost unlimited quantities but it is im possible to fill thorn because freight cars can not be had The warehouses are filled to their full capacity and telegraph wires are kept hot with inquiriesbut there is no prospect of early relief During last week Speeds mill succeeded in shipping 8100 barrels the largest amount sent out for a long time A requisi tion was made the same day the shipment was sent out fprf00 cars and the most the company could get was fifteen All other mills and other lines of business are having a similar experience The above is from one of the calamityhowlingThey in the country and yet are ever ready to howl calamity when there is no calamity to howl about 0 consistency what a jewel thou art Nashville American Speaks Out on Ex panslon Some of the papers u the State say that the two United States Senators and time eight Demo opKare backed up by time Democracy of time State mind that can advocating the good Demo cratio doctrine of expansion will be left below the ford As the Democratic party of the State has not ofllcially abandoned Democratic principles and the Senators and Congressmen refer red to aro not time only Democratic pebbles on the peach The American is satisfied that its Democracy is of the oldtime is good enough for litl citizen and the attempted slurs of papers which should be attending the Democratic kindergarten worryNnsimvilie S Bryans Futile Canvass BryunIllnillOhio for the socalled democratic tickets line gone to Nebraska to help save the fusion ticket in that state If Mr Bryan did not more good in Ohio than he did in Kentucky it would havo been better for himself at least if he had re mainod in Nebraska He cer tainly strengthened the Brown ites and disgusted many Goebel ites by his visit to this section Republican Speaking Dates GEN W S TAYLOR Madisonvilfe 2 ptn Thurs dar1Nov 2 Louisville 8 p m lIlY 0 Hartford 1 pm Saturday Nov 4 Morgantown 1 p in Monday Nov 1 Mouse and Lot for Sale Widow Sullivan place on Sebree avenue in Earllngton for 800 cast 1 cK r i A 1 f 1 tit I 4 4 0- i 3 J 7 T 11I tj4 n D p l 1 7 C B 4- r I 4- I i 1p 4 1 f 0er 3ee U3LI Jllbustru we Q 1itLve iLOCALNVSI Mr John M Victory liaR gono to Loulsvlllo to hnva his oyos treated by n specialist Mr Goorgo IIooBor has boon sick for tho pnst two weeks but has not IK on confined to his bed Bpolclo Bourland of Mndlsonvlllo wa ndjlld Insane anti sent to the Asylum at Hopklnsvillo Tuesday EIlscoInliurcIiI nt MadiBonvlllo tomorrow Friday Hlght Next Sunday evening tim Chris tian Endeavor Society will havo for Its loader Miss Allco Miller who was ono of tho chief organizers of tho society W MoLcod Is having A wnro Imuso built on tho vacant lot next to Walter McOarys stable Contractor Loo Oldhnm has chnrgo of tho work TJIH linn is glad to announce that it Miss Snlllo Brown our popular County Superintendent of I again to her duties after n Btvcro Illness Quito n number of Earllngton voters heard tho Hon W C Owens at Madlsonvlllo Monday Ho spoke 4111 tho Interests of tho Brown t Democratic ticket IfCol IL W Wool has been making Boino Hplondid Improvements In nJ6mo of our street crossings The holll1qV Work on tho foundation for W C vM01eoil8 now store Is being done njul tho building will ho started in fft Cow days Contractor Leo Old iJmm lmn ibnrgo of tho work bl hut Monday evening Miss Isjszlo Hull entertained n tow frljpndH nt her homo on Mos avenue A vory pleasant evening was en- l by nit who wore present Mromnn Claudo Bellar hiss boon Vry low with typhoid fever at tho bonrdlng huiiso of Miss Janlo Vie tory Ills nunt nnd sister of Cine In Hal Ark nro now at his bedside rAn olfort Is bolng made by some educator to locnto A nor mal school nt MadiBonvlllo If the local encouragement can bo secured thr will ho Jjarled r Tho new residence of Mrs P J- 4Iferl is ncnrliig cOll1pletloll RIII will barondy for occupancy In n short Vtiiio When complotod It will bo ran0of thnnumt convenient residences ilarlIngtoii i John W Twymnn Is moving his iln3bop into the building formerly y fttoMplod by Attorney Jorrold A on Tho building U being ro n1I10Ind mill bo A convenient Tjhop when completed tri Gordon will at the court swmuse MadiBonvlllo tonight with i3feronoi to municipal matters and UlQ coming election rime mem i lori of tho ticket of which ho In a- lart douy thnt they nro pledged to tonhh1Inani rifIOlllhl night was Halloween rrHtl1 as usually the case quite n goou ietI of trlckplnylng wns lii fiUulgetl Ih Somo people wore tick others wore moved nnd first oui trick and then another III Halloween comes but once Vuyonr nnd ollnl fool thnt t lny must take advantage of It Deputy Dick Rodgers caught a jkaloon burglar Saturday night nt Mndfxouvlllo was inside antI I waiting for him when tho burglar en ItorttI When ho saw tho anti n liJ gun thin thief throw his hnnde h and told who was with him outside rutty wcro Ern Bryant timid Goorgo vHo4lcr built young negroes and both nro now In erringrImlJthtWeary win lllrc Friday by Marshal Coylo for carrying concealed weapons Ho I wns takon before Judgo Cowoll nndI fomul guilty of tho charge t nssosKod him a flue of fro and iriivu him a nlco quiet placo to rest fir thin next thirty days to ponder pqvcr tho orror of his way L4ZS Brakeman Killed flirakonian R J Colomnn OnO of nductor Lcsllo Reynolds lrowI Wiiit killed at Goodlottsvlllo Tonn I fiojjt Sunday night Ho was crofllllllI io from onto cnr to another when his finn slipped and ho foil between thoI tcarn unIt tho trnln runnlujr over him illing him Instantly Ho was a now tiiinn on tho rortd this bolng only Ills Hiilrd trip JIll homo wns In Nnsh yihle V Got the Worst of ItIA local colored pugilist went out Son tho war path Saturday afternoon iwllh blood In lils oyos Ito picked jont tlo object of his wrath who was inVortoron passenger train No 51and purWllllticr bolting In his mot effective mill jabs Marshal Coylo arrived tin scone of conflict nUll placed thin errhlg son of Hnm under arrest Tiilrt put n stop to time encounter His trial bo hold ono day this week WILL BE TROUBLE Over the DukcQoebcl Flings Thinks Hon Harvey fleyers Hon Harvoy Meyers ono of tho Brown loaders of tho city of Cov ington was in time city Saturday Mr Moyors was rending a Louis yule paper when n reporter for tho Herald addressed hltnnnd pointing to the article in which Goobel nt tnckod Con Basil Duko ho said There going to ho serious trouble over that matter yet I dont tlilnk much of QoobelH roply Ho uses tho words tiger and cur hut ho does not use don Dukes numo and Itinaybo that ho in referring to Mr Milton IJ Smith or Homo other gen tleman connected with tho rondo What do I think of Mr Ooobols chances for election Ho Is growing weaker ovory tIny When n man becomes angry In n political canvass and vents lila Iro mid spleen on his opponents It Is n pretty safe Indica tion that ho Is loslifg ground Goo bol will bo defeated by n handsome majority Taylor will l o our next Governor Lexington herald Wonderful Discovery LUKSPOKU AIA April 1C 1808 NEW BPKNOKB MKIHOINK Co Dear Slrll1 mayo boon troubled with Liver and stomach complaint gonernlhORUhclno from tour dllforont doctors and they failed to demo any good I got no relief until I began to use your Nubian Ten I about two dol lars worth of it and it did me moro good than all time medicine I over took I have gained thirtyfive pouunds In weight and my very good I can Bleep soundly ant reeIj world as being a Godsend to any community Any ono who doubts this statement cnn write to- OBOAK BAKER Sold by St Bernard Drugstore fleeting With Success Splendid success is being met with In sinking tho now coal shaft in Unlontown Vork Is continued night and day and over onefourth of time required depth has already boon readied This coal mlno op orated as It will bo on an extensive scale with all tho modern machin ery will be a big thing for Union town and our citizens may well look forward to tho completion of time work of construction and tho beginning of real operations with tho greatest pleasure Unlontown Telegram Used by British Soldiers In Africa C G DonnlRon is well known all over Africa as comman der of time forces that captured tho famous rebel Gallshc date of Nov 4 18U7 from Vryburjr llech nanaland ho Writes Ileforo start Ing on time Inst cnnmpaign I bou ht 1 of viiiiimiuriiuii n Colic i Cholera nut Dinrrhocn lloinoily I which I used myself when trAiililnil I with bowel complaint and had glen to my mon and In every case proved mostbonollclal For sale by St Jrll Store Karllng ton lieu T HobiiiHon Mortons Gap George King St Charles Candidate for Senator lion Edward W Cormack has announced himself A candidate for United States Senator from Tennes see to succeed Times It Turloy Ho In at present a member of Congress and is considered ono of tho bright ost lights In TonnoBBoo politics Ho claims that ho has already received strong Indorsements from lending politicians of his State and Is much encouraged by tho outlook A Life and Death Fight Mr W lilacs of Manchester Ja writing of his almost miraculous escape from death says Exposure after measles Induced serious lung trouble which ondod In lung trouble which ended in Consumption 1 had frequent hemorrhages and coughed day All my doctors said I must soon die Then 1 began to uso Dr ICIngs New Discovery for Consumption which completely mo I would not bo without It even if It cost f5 A bottlo Hun droll have used it on my recom mendation and all say it never falls UlliftroublosTrial bottles free at St Bernard Drugstore It secerns almost to bo taken for granted by tho majority of men that money is of more value than any thing else Character reputation absolute fidelity to oven tho finest shuttles of distinction between honor and dishonor tho almighty dollar Rooms sometimes to weigh all those down and sit throned on a mans eternal soulItnv ChARLES M BHKLDON It you havo soro throat soreness lungstoolUMUU with uiiiiiuiurjii or use Ballard Snow Liniment oxItornally and COUBSOIIB Honoy of Tar St Bernard Drugstore Killed His Brother At Hopklnsvillo ono lay last week John Robinson colored GoorgoRobinsonover A corn cropIflI4U4AhSCUBAN RELIEF care IT ic 1 ToothachoIvjjjj mluutct end Summer Complaints Price 25 Centa Sold by St Uornnrd Drug Store I GOLD DUSTThe I 1 Washing Powder Housewrkls Hard Work Without It I A DANGEROUS OFFICIAL Commonwealths Attorney Howell of Christian County THREATENS TO BUY NEGROES When Mr howell of Christian county who is commonwealths at tornoy for his district sa1i in his speech at Whlto burg Lotchor county on time 18th day of October that thoro are 87CO negro votes in ills county and thnt they nro for salo and wo havo got tho money to buy thorn and voto them for Mr Goobol ho annoucod his purpose to commit nn ollonso or rather 3750 offenses and to Join with others in committing them Mr Howoll is tho ofllcor of tho law in his circuit court district whoso business It Is to assist tho grand jury in Indicting criminals nUll to prosccutocrlmlnals that are Indicted What kind of regard for him nro we to oxpoct In his district or in tho parts of Urn state where ho speaks when people hear tho public proso cutor openly and shamelessly avow that ho proposes to commit thou ands of crimes and help others In committing them How do tho people expect lawlessness In moun mum counties to bo repressed when onoIgoes before a mountain audience and avows life purpose to commit thousands of crimes and aid others in committing thorn and boasts at tho same time that ho is so popular with lila constituents that anybody wouldIfind that after tho people of his dls trlct who elected him to suppress crime learn of his readiness to com mit wholesale crimes nUll abet oth ore In doing so they will not like him so much Tho Commercial does not belioVo that tho people of tho third cIrcuit district however par publicjposo others to commit them STATE OF OHIO CITY 0 ssLUOALFHANIC J OHENKY makes oath that ho is tho senior partner of tho firm of E J Cheney Cheney Co doing hu City of Toledo thntIpay sum Hundred Dollars for each and r caso of Catarrh that coannot be cured by tho uso of Halls Catarrh Cure FltANK J CUBNKY Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my presence this Oth day of Do comber A D 1880 GMIASOVj Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken In ternally and acts directly on tho blood nnd mucous surfaces of tho system Send for testimonials F J OHENFY CO Toledo O ruggIR187GclIal1s tho best fir C J Norwood Mr C J Norwood former Stato Inspector of Mines for Kentucky who line boon tho active manager of tho mining properties of tho Ken tucky and Tahlonoka mining com panies at Dahlonega Ga for n number of months past is now at St Charles Ky engaged on the work of prospecting a now mine opening for tho St llornard Coal Company Mr Norwood will continuo to bo Interested In tho Georgia properties but will bo on gaged In Hopkins county for tho present Washing Flannels Tho following method has boon used with unvarying success for years Uso water that is as hot as you can bear hands in dissolve a Httlo Gold must Washing Iowdor soaptopreparediiibotwQonUIOnever be applied directly to tho flannol through clear water of tho same temperature ns used for tho washing thom smoothly on n line In tno sunshinef Owens at Madlsonville lIon W 0 Owens spoke at Mad Bonvlllo Monday to a crowd in In bohalf of tho Brown Democratic ticket Ills audience was composed of voters of all parties Ho was Introduced J editor of the Graphic Ho spoke for moro than two and was applauded fre quently Ho carefully reviewed tim- ohistory and happenings of tho campaign giving Uoebol and Goobolism a severe arraignment As a whole It was ono of tho strongest and most tolling Brown Democratic speeches of tho campaign Glorious News ComoB from Dr D B 10 of Washlta I T Ho writes lourbottlo of Electric Bittern has cured Mrs Brewer of scrofula which hnll yonrRIorrlbleher lionel anti taco anti tho boat doctors could give no help but tier cOre oxcelleut have provodtimat Electric Hitters Is tho purifier known Its tho supreme remedy for eczema totter snIt ulcers bolls nlll running sores It stimulates liver kidneys and bowpls expels poisons helps digestion builds up tho bySt1Iornnrd Bradleys Big Crowd Governor Bradley spoke at Ash laud to an audience of 7000 people A toutcapablo of hohdingl000hpooplo boonprovIded crowded to suffocation listeningtohours and was loudly Ho s appoalforIt will not bo a surprise to any who are at all familiar with the qualities of Chamberlains Cough emody to know that rclnUnCtholr I lendlu medicine and In of thlO benefit they havo received from ofcthrentened itlinewhooping coUgn It Is a grnnll good For salp by St Bernard UobInson Charles t SAM JONES Begins a Meeting at Madlsonville Next Sunday Rov Sam Jones will begin n moot ingat Mndlsonvlllo next Sunday as line been announced before in TUB Hun Tho meeting will bo hold In tho labrllnclo nnu committees arc at work on nit necessary monts for n large nttcndnnco mid n good mooting Many Enrltngton pooplo will attend Best way to Invest 25 Cents ANTIOO Miss July 11803 NKW SPKNCHU MKIHOINI Co I want to toll you what I think of your Nublnti Ton I have used It myself anti In my family antI it is nil that you claim for it It is tho heel Liver Mcdlclno I over used It is just tho thing to take if feel I anti are bilious A U LANOAI3TEII Sole by St JJornard Drugstore Freight Wreck Tuesday morning about A oclock qulto a serious rcnrond collision occurred nonr Crofton Conductor Hnrllngtolljusttrnln Wonos train broke In two nnd tho rear of it rnn back nnd collided with tho trnln following It Tho wreck begnn burning mid a caboose and nlno cars were destroyed before tho flro could bo extinguished Tho bndlydnmngedhurt Beautiful Calendar Pice- KalrbaukB Fairy Calendar for 1000 Is n beautiful sipIeco art calendar 10x1234 Inches in Kixo on heavy plato stock Illere nro six different designs ono on each shoot elegantly in colors and silk ribbon Those designs are original water color pnliUlngs by ono of Americas bust artists and show pretty children In time uniform of our JUlY cavalry artillery In overyboaIhls usually retailed fur OOcts to lln tho loading art timid stationery stores coummtryBy nnd address nyChlclgoI I Fairy Soap wrappers or 10 eta III stnmps to cover expense of wrapping nnd mailing you will Ho to ob tnln n copy of this calendar Shooting at Hcndtrton Last Saturday about 0 oclock p in in tho rear of Edwards grocery at Henderson n negro known us Dttdo Shelton was struck oyer tho head with n broomstick and otter hyChnrleKnamed Addlo 1osey Is Raid to have been time Inspiration of the light Sho Is said to linvo aided Wllllnms In tho tight and thou helped gut him away Deeds arc Fruits Words are but leaves It is not what wo say but whnt Hoods Bar storyIlmoI by this mcdlcino art time fruits by which It should bo Judged These prove it to be tho great nnuqnnlcd rhonll1ntllltttiIother ailments duo to imilliliro or Im poverishcd blood Hoods Pills are nonIrritating mild olToctivc With the Plant System OctoProsiliolltI systemireport from Louisville Ky last night thnt Stuart R Knott formerly of time Louisville it Nashville had lrositiouitoftimehave his hcndqurrtern this city amid will ho directly In charge of tho mnnngoment of tho physical side of the property de voting himself to time financial side rtAS NATURE WARNED YOU Nature hertclf clad In the catty garb a springWosoiusforUitrtc zn4 flower ctuinIDD de nond nt clionl to Urzto la thli the moitdeughtfc of Lpbwllno and how do TspmiomJFeveru It Ii au 11I4Ic11on ur Lkkno uvomd thisi consult us as our adv co costs you noialag Call 01 jcnr drnirelst nml a bottle of Dr CarUtnlti Gcrmau Liver 1otrdcr Take one dose a day at bed tlraa for cli day thea follow by procuring a bottle of Yucatan Chili Tool zolmowinr the directions nod after two I weeki course of tbOSe two I1relt remedies you ollPreparewhen the atmosphere Is full of germ II ecessarr system warns yoa repeat the abore These Remedies la toQ ndsoMtr St Bernard Drug Store Mrs Gooth Dead Mrs T M Clooch of Hanson died Tuesday afternoon Rho was well known In this part of time Mrs Gooch was nn excel lent Christian woman lovod nnd honored by all her friends amid ac quaintances Sho loaves n husband and two chllllrol- lChnmberlnlns Pain Balm Cures Others Why Not You My wlfo line boon using Chamber Palm Balm with good results for alamo shoulder that line pnlnod her continually for nlno vcars havo tried nil kinds otmedicines Lillybomiofitwo saw nn ndvortlFomont of this mcdlcino nnd thought of trying It which wo did tho host of sails faction She has used only ono hot tlo and her shoulder is nlmost wollI Adolph L Millotf Manchester rugStoroMortons UapCTco King St Charles Died Suddenly Mr Roland Howoll of tho commit nightHeparontly in good health his death wns quite n shock to his family antI friends He leaves a young wife He Fooled time Surgeons All doctors told buIck Hnmllton of West Joircrson 0 muter IIlIlTorlllgI 18 months from Rectal would dlo unless n costly operation wns performed hut ho cured himself with live boxes of JUicklons Arnica Salve time surest Pile euro on EnrthIand the host Snlvo In tho 5 cents n box Sold by St Bernard Druggist President MoKlnloy hns been In tiynTennessee regiment from tho IllnesJTo Cure a Cold in One DayITake Laxative Bromo Qninlno Tab lets All druggists refund money if it fails to cure rime genuine into L i B Q on each tabletoFarm labor is scarce out in No raska and if our Hilly Bryan would nly turn to anti liolp nt tho big corn harvest Instead of making political speeches ho might be of Homo use to his neighbors Provldonlo m I News Wcsry women need sn occasional dote of Dr M A Simmons Liver Medicine to itrenctbcn heir nerye sn4 Intlsoraie their ijitemt THEY LEAVE GOEBEL Revs Hale Elgin and Other ninlsters Take the Stump Judge Under of Bowling Green Renounces Goebel Owensboro Ky Oct 213Rev Fred Halo Rev Virgil Elgin Rev GW Young anti other ministers of all denominations will begin n campaign of this county tomorrow against Goobol Joint spoakingappointmcntB havo been made Rev Dr Hill Denounces Cachet Fulton ICy Oct 20li vigorous denunciation of Goobollsm tho Rev Dr Hall editor of the Baptist Flag today prints a long editorial article Dr Hall is tho fathorlnlawof Mott Ayers tho Goobellto editor of tho Fulton Lender Judge Odder Will Stump for Drown Bowling GreenKy Oct 20John B Gridor an eminent lawyer re nounces Goobol and will tnko tho tho stump for Brown Good for the Children Mrs Ella Hlnson of Hinton Ala writes us August 12 1898 I advlso till mothers to give their children Planters Nubian Tea when they nro or fretful I keep this mcdlcino In tho houso and when time children are ailing Igive them a doso and that byStiormmardDrugstore Notice To whom It may concern Wo T B Jones nnd N R Jones heretofore doing business under tho firm unDue of tho Mndlsonvlllo Car rlngo Compnufwill continue our of mnnu fncturo nUll repair of vehicles etc anti sell of our own manu fact nro as heretofore but hereafter tho business of time partnership will be conducted in tho nnmo of fTho Jones Buggy Company instead of tho Carriage Com pany Wo will do honest work nnd trent our customers with fairness Your patronage is solicited 10 1899 Attention ExConfederates HopkinsCommmmtp tlon Camp No 628 will bo hold in tho City Hall Madlsonville Satur lay November 4th nt 10 oclock a m Business of Importance Is to bo transacted Each and every com ratio is earnestly requested to answer to promptly nt tho aforesaid tlmo and place L D HOOKKKSMITH Com J F HKAFKH Sec A Grand Affair TIme A O U W celebration at Evnnsvlllo Inst Friday nnd Saturday was a grand success In every partlcu lar There were seven thousand Workmen present from Indiana and several largo delegations from othor States Quito a number of Earllng ton nnd Mndlsonvlllo Workmen at tended tho exercises and enjoyed themselves very much Coughed as Years I BUlTorcd for 25 with n cough nUll spoilt hundreds of dollars with doctors anti for medicine to no avail until I used Dr Bells PlneTnr buoy This remedy makes wenk lungs strong It has snvcd my life J B hooch Grantsburg Ill Committed Suicide Well Blair of Short Creek Gray son county committed suicide last Friday night by taking poison He had boon drinking heavily for soy oral days before ho took time deadly hose Ho was a carpenter about flftyIlvo years old nUll In good cir cumstances financially If you nro suffering from drowsi ness in tho day time instability of temper sleepless de bility anti general want of tone of tho system use Ilerbino You will get finally a curo- PrIce 50 edits St Bernard Drug store Docs Mr Goebol hope to win votes from lbut N employes by hits threat In n recent speech to use all his power if elected to revoke the charter of tho L d N railroad com pany Cnn tho sworn enemy of tho railroad company bo tho friend of tho What would time employe gnln by time loss to time company of its charter under which it has been able to build up its ont largo and prosperous busimes- slviii n loss of business help time em ploye Temporary Derangement of Digestion trough overwork worry or emotions eicllement are quickly rectified by Dr M A Simmons LATer Medicine At Ironton 0 C H Mooro of Groom River ICyhnd a fight with olllcors and emptied a revolver astray bullet Lot lieu thorn wlfo of n traveling salesman- iooro Is now In Henry Koehlcr Company Want several carloads of CHOICE WALNUT Loan Will pay highest caRhlrlco They also buy PoirAU LOMHEK in mixed cnrs Wrlto thom at Louisville Ky rime Corbin News says Some of spoutimmg his election can accommodated in any sum ranging from 100 fo 600 by n citizen of this town who is not hard to timid Put up or shut up Lung Irrlutlon consumrtlonDrit and give such strength to tho lungs thnt n cough or A cold will not settle thoro Twentyfive cents nt good druggists It Is n great relief to get out into tho country for a day where you cant hear n single political speech whore politics not discussed 10 find such conditions ono must bo entirely alone declares time Trimble Banner For burns cuts bruises lacera or Injuries of any descriptions Snow Is a sover igmm remedy It never falls to do ood amid BO promptly thnt its won derful curative properties frequently crcato surprise St Bernard Drug store profitfand carnival a rownrd which tho public spirit anti enterprise of tho organization richly merited Money to patontgood Idea ma by securcd brour nit AddrcslIJlJUl PATieNT George Bartlo a clerk in tho Stnto Department since 1815 and timekeeper ft re t jieallilcd Monday r WHAT NEXT A MIssourI Woman Sues For Seasickness Mrs Sarah L Ungerman who has filed a suit against tho Ham burgAmerican Steamship company for damages for seasickness is from Missouri Sho says she paid for n comfortable trip on time steamship across tho ocean but sho didnt get it Sho estimates tho damage to her health comfort and dignity at 5000 Mrs Ungerman Is specific in her charges Sho says sho was guar anteed four good meals n day aboard tho steamer going to Europe but on account of time peculiar antics of tho ship sho was unable to cat and tho display of faro was tantalizing Insult was added to injury sue says when in tho midst of her suffering tho captain prescribed salt pork as a remedy v Steamship managers aro said to be worry ing over tho suit as nu adverse decision would estab lIeu n very dangerous precedent and would probably result In driving them out of business PERSONAL Mrs R W Wood anti Miss Dean NowburgInllMrs N I Toombe Is InEvansvlllo attending tho street fair Miss Mcrtle Wooten of Madlson villo spent Saturday amid Sundny with friends hero Eoremnir Thrmns Robinson of Empire spent Sundny with his fain heroMrs N Clark line returned from an extended visit with relatives in Missouri Mrs Paulino Jones returned last Friday from n visit to r latlves In Louisville MrsMinnlo Long and Miss Wllllo Rust of Hopklnsvillo wore tho guests of E A Chatten a few days last week Mrs W E Boyd went to Nobo Tuesday to visit tho fnmlly of her father Mr M T Winstend Mrs R J McCulloy Is visiting relatives at Crofton and Empire Mrs Dave Hoosey of Nashville is visiting Mrs Fox Mr Barton Crutchflold nnd wife of St Charles wore hero Wednes tiny visitiumgiiiMrs F F Ginnlnlaml little son timrougimEarlingtomi from Dawfion where they have been visiting relatives Mr and Mrs L W Rico of Mad Isonvillo passed through Earllngton Sunday Mr Will Dickens n popular em ploye of the L N at sPoilt several days mixing with friends hero this week TOUR THROUGH KENTUCKY General W S Taylor on a Special Train luelldn nnd Wednesday marked tho enthusiastic special train tour by Gen W S amid a strong party of speakers through south eastern Kentucky Many speeches wore made along tho route Gen Taylor Is in fine spirits antI good physical condition His cam paign exertions have not told upon allIllenrs Gen Taylor speaks nt Madlsonville greotedbJersey Cattle Sale rime Hccla Jersey Cattle Company of which Col Jo Foard Is president Is advertising n closing out private sale of its flue herd of registered Jerseys A number of Inquiries have already bcon received from persons Interested many of whom nro In other Stolen Catalogues are now In press nnd choice photographs have been made of time Individual members of tho herd which can be had upon application to Col Jo F Foard President Earllngton Ky As Others View The Case Up In Kentucky Goobol has denounced ono Judgo Hodgo as an un mitigated liar Dill Owens tins do nounced Goobel an n liar Brookln ridge has hurled time lie at somebody or other tho editors of tho Louisville papers have accused each other of lying ants now tho Hon Johu Young Brown winds up the campaign by denouncing everybody as n liar A Tennessee contemporary Is of tho opinion that tho liars of Kentucky ought now to bo strong enough to form A political party of thom own Blrintnghnm Aln News New Trial Refused Hopklnsvillo Ky Oct 28 Judgo Cook this afternoon overruled tho motion for n trlnl of Claude Wad llngton sentenced for two years for killing W Parks Wilson Tho do fondnnts attorneys then asked tho arrest of Judgment pending an ap pealCOLDS Colds aro token anti often de into bronchitis or consumption You should euro acold promptly with SyrupThuimuclout and will euro a cold at once DLBu11sCOUGH Promptly cures Stubborn Colds Pose ire iraal end peaunt to take Doctors rccommcua It 33 cts At all druggists COEBELITES DESPERATE Judge Nunns Decision Rules Republican Nominee Off the Ballot GREAT PUBLIC INDIGNATION Populist Will be Supported If Republican is Kept off Princeton Ky Oct 28lu the trlnl hero today of the injunction suit of J W Holllngsworth against County Clerk Pasteur an unpopular decision was rendered by Judgo Nunn n Democrat and partisan of tho Goobol ticket The suit was to prevent the county clerk front plac ing on tho ballot tho name of Judge W L Randolph tho Republican nominee for representative from this districtTho taken to keep the name of tho Republican nominee oil the ballot Is regarded here as a very desperate measure nnd it has be come time tnlk of the town So thoIto tho Court of Appeals will be taken Every motion and all the testi mommy offered by Judgo Randolph seemed completely ignored In the proceedingsNot among tho Republicans Is the incident taken with illgrace but by the citizens generally and not a tow Goebelltos are displeased at tho turn of affairs If tho name of Judge Randolph is not on tho ballot support will ba thrown toll Clay Hunter the Pop ulist nominee Rebuke flormonlsm Doth In tho sight of God and walks of men not only is Bingham HRob onto of Utah Congressmanelect out of class but Is besides most rep rehensible It will bo n public disgrace to tho United States should he bo allowed to occupy A seat in the halls of Congress Tho cooperation of all church people is urgently no cessary to rebuke Mormonlsm Maury Democrat upontimestate of our fortunes if wo do not prolongIng Press Fine Work For flume watch work clock work and Jewelry repairing call on W G nRIlme1nspeetorEarllngton work warranted IFREEII iTEETH EXTRACTED FREE I Wednesday Nov 8th byi i breo Ky who i well recomel med being their second ThisInlid will continue make regular trips work guaranteed years rco our Teeth first i Painless vertiso tracting our Edractedi anti used by us i discovery Positively of time tho aloneicentury All are ed to call and I Office vinced at Hotel 4 Days Only conINovember 1 1th 4 + + ROVES TASTELESS CHILL TONICIS JuSVAS GOOD FOR ADULTS WARRANTED PRICE BOots oitATiAi ILLS Nor U IaN raiHSIoaklnoCo St Louis Mo- GentlemoniWe told mud year bottle o auIovEs TAiIcLmtmtil CImILL lomo and bay boiuiht Ibrso IOU alnaa thIS year la all ocr Iz wrMno of II Jars la Ux buiUwM beT nyc told in article ia tacb nolTtntl ututaetlou U your ToQlo Yours traly lflrO U IIOQ ACTS GENTLY ON THE KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS TANSES THE SYSTEM EFFECTUALIXD lJl GlJEOfEvt I 4ITUAL Gota511PATION PERMANENTLY ITS bg strICfALBut THt G tiVIHt MAO b- YFNIAfiGSYRVFCgg roe AU m Lii Mutwa rau tot ru tonu Kodaksdo some plateholders heavy fragile glass plates and bothersome dark slides Just tiirn a Key M Kodak UM our lightproof t mID cartridge which weigh but ounce where plate weigh pound and can be loaded In daylight Scrcn itjlei UM either plates or films Kodaks 500 to 3500 EASTMAN KODAK CO tySSKXS Rocheste- rOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOo llT Websters InternationalDi IfnatrUlytilThe llnrcrJHtntiunrd of the IT s OoyIIrJIlh IllUrrUie US HuvmiM Court nil Ih sue Nu preiuourtsandoferii 5 Wuriuly CommendedI mertntnIentrdcnU iHloilirrUuutora lino t without numb- erInvuluuble In V1 lK ntelK lJ mid to prolsionI eduretorgapplication i OC aicrrluiiCoIiibllAlicru gMprlmmgtieid Mass CAUTION Do not be detclred In y y socelledWbltsci abridgment of WetwKr InUmUonI DlrUon- ontntMA 00 Ol THOS B YOUNG Minntaclnrerol Klch Grade Boots and Shoes H spstrWsk ilpielalli Ex11r1tQr1 Ky I wish to state to the general public that owing to the demand for new work as well as all classes of repair work I have pro cured the services of a firstclass shoemaker from Evansville and am now prepared to do all work promptly on short notice All work guaranteed to fit and give satisfaction Anion lending a U tth and dMcrIption Iopinion free whtbrCtprobbIJ pntbI Communlc Uon Mrtoilr oonOd nl Handbook on fMeat sent Les5 Qidsat asener for cvvlngpatsnt latnla taken through ptclal tIIIw coarse no tD Sckntific America A handtomelr lUottretod weekly I noot nr cabuion of any d T run M e earl foarmonlliil Somdbyidhi wsde- ieCo36mssdsNewUnN R York liran ace e r tit Waebtnaou U I W A NISHKT President O W WADDILL Cashier HOPKINS COUNTY BANKMADISONVILLE KY Captal Stock 50000 Transacts a general banking bus ness and Invites the account of tho citizens of Hopkins and adjoining counties Has the finest and most secure vault in this section of Kentucky 4 t iU l 2 I 1I C 4FV0 V0A i i 5 i p I 0 I I I L L 2 T ITC- L c r f S t 4- i f I r A 4k i r i 1 4t i L1e 3ee PAUL M MOORI Editor and Manager BBS PUBLISHING COMPANY Incorporated Umcrcd the Pcitoffiea II Eiilltiuton at Seccnri uumatter 5 SUBSCRIPTION HATES uVearrlcllnldnn e tloo Six MontiII ii 5- 0ThredlonID I J Single Copies d Specimen copies milled lreo on applcatlonCCorreipondentl warned In all ennlT Addrezs nor prtfcnIari 5 THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1899 REPUBLICAN TICKET For Governor t W S TAYLOR Of Butler County Kor LtoutonantGovernor JOHN MARShALL4 Of Louisville rdjICor Secretary of State OALKB Of Knox County For AttorneyGeneral 1 CLIFTON PRATT f Of Hopkins County For Auditor UEV JOHN S SWEENEY CountySPot Treasurer f WAITKIl 11 DAY t Of Broathitt County 1or Superintendent of Publie In structlon JOhN BUnKE AS Of Campbell County nil COItmlAsloncr of A l luuillliu- CAII J W THnOOKMOUTON Of Fayette County For Representative 1BEN T ROBINSON GoKDEn has put tho character of tho railroad employe in stripes and now threatens to tako from thot Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company its charter if ho is elected What a bid for- thorailroad vote k BRITISH losses in Africa in tho first fortnight of tho war with the4Boer8 wore as groat as tito American losses in Ouba and tho Philippines during a year of fighting There is not in tillS fact much consolation for the critic of the conduct and results of the Spanisll American war IVK got this election where I had that convention So flfl1 I William Holdup Goebel in speech at Phoenix Hill Park Louisville Friday night May boonut the honest people of Kentucky say No Fore warned is forearmed and rob 4ery wont go this time OAN a man tako firo into his bosom and not bo burned Can a man inV high station tako a Btntid for Goobel and force and fraud and his conscience and sensibilities notbe benumbed and prepared for participation ii1 those things that are commonly denominated Goobelism i MR GOKDKLB charter of cities of the second class places rail road men on a par with convicts robs thorn of tho right to hold oven the lowest of ropresonta five offices councilman or alder man Will the thinking rail road mon of Kentucky vote for a man who classes them thus with criminals HAILKOAD men Win vote for Goebel endorse Goobols esti mate of the citizenship tho manhood of railroad men of Ken tucky Goebel in his charter of cities of the second class gives milroad mell the same standing that convicts have in public affairs Can a self respecting rail road man vote for Goebel who has put time railroad mans character in stripes Now tho cash balance in the national treasury is about 2113 000000 and tho gold reserve 251000000 What n contrast with the state oftho treasury under Democratic administration and free trade tendencies Pre sently some one will arise to pro test that Uncle Sam has got too much motley Yet war expenses have been and aro paid right imlomigVNo suggestion of a partisan de cision was ever ovon breathed in connection with tho name of Judge Clifton J Pratt during his term as circuit judge Hut from the mutterings that como up from Oaldwcll county it looks as if Jndgo Pratts successor to that Iigh oflico will not be able to transmit to posterity public record BO free of tho charge of partisanship r = eAKentucky paper says sdry sonV siblymhns promised tho mon that if In is elected ho will have n law passed prohibiting doubleheader This Is LImply n slick trick to get your votes Common sense ought to teach us that tho Legislature can no moro regulato tho length of a train than It oat proscribe what wo aro to eat for breakfast Jii GOEIIEL took from the railroad man certain sacred rights of citizenship in his charter of cities of time second class and classed tho railroad employe with the convict Now he is reported to have said hia speech on Saturday that if ho were elected gov ernor ho would use his power to revoke tho charter of the Louis villo and Nashville Railroad CompanyIn interest will tho Land N employe voto who votes for Goobol filE responsibility borne of duty cannot bo evaded with honor Wo are in tho Philippines our Hag is there The first re quirement the indispensable re- quiremnentis peace No terms until the undisputed authority shall bo acknowledged in every foot of territory of tho archipel ago After that thou Congress will make a government under the sovereignly of time United States President McKinley at Milwaukee DR H V EIoiisoN of Kichmond a brother of Judge Hobson of tho Court of Appeals has been nn ardent Goebel advocate and has mado speeches for Goebel on tho ground of regularity but ho has now renounced Goobel be cause of unfairness of tho local election commission and has an nounced that ho will support the Republican ticket Time doctor is only ono of many who have turned from the rascality of Goo holism See that your vote is counted with theso men of con science against Goebelism Let tho majority be overwhelming TilE following vivid pen picture I of William Goobel quoted from Proverbs chapter vi printed under equally as good a repro duction of that candidates photograph is published in an issue of tho Louisville Evening Post of Saturday 10 Those six things doth the Lord hate yea seven aro an abomination unto him 17 A proud look n lying touguo and hands that shed Innocent blood IB A heart that devlsotli wicked Imagination feet that bo swift in running to mischief 10 A false witness that spcakoth lies and ho that sowoth discord among brethou 1JUDGE T J NuNNwho has been making partison stump speeches for William Goobel notwith standing he occupies time high po sition of Circuit Judge of this district now has brought upon his head the condemnation of many citizens of Caldwoll county regardless of political affiliation by a decision which prevents time placing on time ballot Vtimedolph time Republican nominee for representative from that county In Caldwell county the means taken to keep time name of tho Republican nominee off the ballot aro regarded as los perate If the immune of Judge Randolph is kept oil time ballot time Republican and independent strength will be thrown to tho Populist nominee SINOK tho beginning of tho Re publican administration of state affairs under Governor Bradley and his able fellow officials and efficient appointees tho credit of Kentucky has arisen from time state of worthless warrants payable at some time in tho tho dis taut future to tho paymentof all claims in cash upon demand Time credit and honor of the Stato in financial affairs has been re deemed by time present adminis tration and time credit is to be maintained and time honor of tho State again vindicated by tho de feat of Goebel and tho repeal of time Goebol law provided time opponents of Goebolism send not only a Republican Governor andI Stato ticket to Frankfort but a Republican Legislature A HeI legislate will not only put Mr Goebol on tho shelf in tho contest for United States Seimtonmip but will wipe from time statute hooks tho last vestige of the thing that all truo Kentuckinns despise tho Goobol Election Law Madisonyllle City Ticket THE BKK is not interested in tho coundlmanic race in 1mladisoziI villo Both tickets aro of excellent material and TIIK Bra is time friend of each individual member of both tickets Time voters of Madisonville aro able to determine tho merits of the case as between time two tick ts Trii HIm desires to do 011I ly justice to all concerned Time article which appeared in time news columns of our last issue land to which time Tilmimlisomiviilo- nHustler takes exception was published solely as an item oE I It is an III Wind That Blows Nobody Good Tiat sm ll ache or pain or pueiness is the ill wind tha directs your attention to the necessity of purifying your blood by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla Then your whole body receives good for the purified blood goes tingling to every organ It is the great remedy for all ages and bothsexesD- ySpopsia CompKcicd with Irotr And kidney trouble I suffered for years from dyspepsia with severe pales Hoods SursapArilU mAde me strong arid hearty J B Emtrlon Auburn Me dalJa a71t lloodi ritUcurellT 1IIlllIe noiirrlt tliit and- on1 ratIiftIe to take iiifl1Oi KarISpPIflU news and upon information froln more than ono gentlpman in whom wo had and have time ut utmost confidence If these gen tlemen were in error then was tho news item in Tun UKK in error to tho same degree Time gentlemen who compose tho straight democratic ticket Messrs J F Gordon M U Ray J W Thompson Sam Uassett Toni OBrien and William Vickers are now out in a circu lar announcing a platform in which they state their position on matters of municipal concern This circular has been circulated in Madisonvillo and declares among other things wo aro not pledged and will not bo pledged to appoint any particular aspirant to any position within tho gift of time board If the publication of tho news item referred to whether at the time true or in error hind any bearing upon time formulation and announcement of the platform containing this clause there is no cause for regret as to its publication since as stated time item was published strictly as news and in good faith It is greatly to time credit of time gentlemen composing this ticket that they announce a platform calculated to rid themselves of time charge of Goebelism QOEBELITES BLUFF CALLED Alleged Honey to Back Goebel Could Not be Found There was a lively scene at tho saloon of John Keslor and Gee Hess Saturday night This place is the alleged repository for 17 000 of Goebel money at odds of 10 to 7- Strange as it may seem none of this money has over been bet Several persons believing that Goebel is Da gone gosling have carried the real stufl to this place On Saturday night the alleged pile of Goobel money there was shown to bo a four Hush good and strong A prominent Ninth Dis trict Republican accompanied two Newport men to tile place who brought a satchel full of money with thom All efforts to- sco time color of tho Goobel mon ey failed and the crowd loft in disgustAt Boston saloon some be hover in Taylors success has placed a commission for 3000 of Goobel money at even price No odds aro asked At Schneiders Sixth and Mar ket there is another heavy hunch df money waiting for a Goobel man to come along So far thdrc have boon no bona fide bets of any money on Goe bol reported and no Qaebelitc has been bothering an one with Taylor money to get a bet WOMEN BARRED From the Ministry by the State Ci P Synod at Bowling Green Bowling Green Ky Oct 28By a vote of 22 to 18 the Synod of Kentucky decided that women could not bo ordained as minis Iresiyterian of Mrs L M Woosley who had been taken into time Owensboro Presbytery upon a letter of dirt mission from time Nolin Presby tory While Mrs comm preach as a lilY evangelist she can not bo aininister of time church and as such Jporform marriage core monies administer Jsncrament hold a church or per10rm other duties exclusively those of ministers of tho Cumberland Presbyterian church Time vote on this question brought out good deal of interest amid many heated and earnest arguments Governors Widowilnsurance Agenl Tho widow of former Gov Atkinson of Georgia has created something of a sensation in busi goingintoagent for firo tumid life insurance companies She says her pur pose is to make a living and edu cato her five children She is al ready doing well and has received letters of congratulation Irmai- mmueromis society womejn Subscribe for THIS DUE GOVERNOR BRADLEY t- Will Make TwentyFlve Speeches Before Election Day Fl TWO SPECIAL TRAIN TRIPS Will Speak Several Times at Louisville on Nov 4 Louisville Ky0ct 2Slhoso partisans of Win ue1jei who mummy have comforted Themselves with a that Gov Brad IQV wouWntcntiihihlsQU with wit I 1r6thiitorypart in this cMnp o l a blow that wlll galliljem xUpyolid measure Tho courageous voice of the intrepid first repub lican governor of Kentucky will be J1l about twentyfive speeches crowded into a whirlwind canvass of tho state in tho course of tho week before time election Ho will cover north eastern Kentucky and tIme blue grass section on special trains on November 2 and 3 respectively On tho night of Saturday No will speak in liiis villo making perhaps as many as six Bhe01m05VGov Bradley possesses all his oldtimo fire and vigor and has had a taste of campaigning that has aroused in him u keen nppe tite for tho fray in a good cause campaigning of time republican speakers who have thoroughly canvassed the state and put a razor edge on enthusiasm Tell them that they cnn count on me and that I stand ready to mako speeches as often and at as many places as mummy please them was his cheerful message over tho wire While Gov Bradleymviii bo a great will bo such speakers to divide Hmo with him as John W Ycrkes Eider John S Sweeny and Geo Denny- Everything points to a close of tho Republican campaign in Louisville in a blaze of glory I have but one mini by which my foot are guided and that is tho mini of experience I know no way of judging of tho future hut by thopast Patrick Henry Always take tho short cut and that is time rational one Therefore say and do everything according to tho soundest reason Marcus Aurelius There is no bettor ballast for keeping the mind steady on its keel and saying it from all risk of crankiness than business James Russell Lowell Time secret of success is con stancy to purpose lisr ioU Affirmation repetition contagion aro the processes which produce impressions Lcbon Ifa man looks sharply and attentively ho shall see Fortune for though she is blind she is not invisible Bacon Vessels largo may venture immoreV But little brats should keep near shore Franklin Nothing great was ever ach loved without enthusiasm Emerson Practice yourself for heav ens sake in little things and thence proceed to greater Epictetus haphazard cording to tho finished rules that govern its kind Marcus Aure i icoghi I IkIiqS i IYou have usedaliI 1 dies but it does not II it is too 1ii it is more liable to la IIsomethingI J i j up the body I f SCOTTS I f EMULSION will do this when everything I else fails There is no doubt i about it It nourishes strengthens builds up and I 1healthyI off this hard cough but to I againstfurther run down or emaciated you should certainly take this JII COL ADD YOUNG ON GOEBEt May Not Have Such a Clear Conscience Himself but Proposes Not to Disturb Anothers Conscience Col Add Young the old wheel horse of Henderson Democracy stood In n crowd of Democrats tho other tiny on tho streets of his nn ttvo townVOne of tho party who Is a strict Goobel Democrat said to him Add yonder Is n Democrat wearing a Drown hutton who ought to vote for Goebol and I am sure you can got him In hue Just a worll from you will do tho work want you to speak to him Col Young looked thoughtful for a second then replied with time di rectness of a Jolly blow I wont do any such a IInd thing Why wont you ho was asked Volt paid tho doughty colonel of many a political hattie speaking as one who had tho conviction of ex perience Ill toll yon just why I wont Innsiiig again briefly ho said im pressively If I vote for Goobol1 with emphasis on If and vote and I know dml welt that that man is going voto for Brown hell go to bed that night with a d nil sight clearer conscience than over I will and I dont propose to dis turb him Qcntlumon 1 wont nay a Inll word to him DUO iX TilE MIXES Mr J no It Atkinson mmloii bust ness trip to Chicago thlrf week rime inluorrt at Duck mlnex in Ton noHHo nro ngnin out on n strike Volghor FOKIUI says tho orders for both coal umlcokogrnntly exceed tho supply or production Quito a number of minors from this county attended tho meeting of time A O U W liiilil at Evamisvlilo Rtweek Rumor says that tho Sobreo minors are again on n strike hut tints far tho cause of trouble has not beon heard Foreman Toombs says tho now slack bins nro now in use and that work on tho additional ones will bo pushed to completion It in tho opinion of many that Agi tutor 0011 will ask Governor hIred Icy no moro quotttioim ulnco ho got such pointed answers to tho last ones Secretary llailoy of tho Ttelnecko eoimmpanyhascity of cars for the past wwk or two- Some of the minors who are bo nppronchmlug up their favorite with money bots on tho result The advance in tho price of coal which seems to bo general is an indication that miners hereafter have no need to fear a reduction In wages ono of time results accompanying tho placing of cheap on tho market Mr Pat Ulnlr of tho St llcrnnrd Company at South Diamond is now laboring under dlillcultlos as the los of imit barn causes him to face severest weather without shelter while preparing time mules for time mine Strange indeed It is that some men who work In tho mines can not see why or whoro tho loss of one hundred thousand dollars or more te tho mine operators can affect tiiolt salary anti so they will vote for Joe bo An agent for II Danville Ill coal company is in Kentucky this wook In search of colored mon who mire willing to go to said niliio anti take of discontented minor1 there AH that mine is under tho con trol of tho U M W tho darkcyf stand n poor show of working In peace and wo would them tc stay in Kentucky Tho many friends of lion W RoW liasiboonCompnujvaro pleased to learn that ho will again tako up his residence at Karlington anti will assist Mr J Jt Atkinson in time management oj tho business of tho St Bernard Coal Company but will occasionally visil KentuckywhlellIII An Onkhill writer to time United Mine Workers Journal says in a re cent letter That when a man In the employ of time St Bernard Conl Com becomes crippled they bestow charity upon by giving him hh Now tho only lives n JUstlcocorned ho should como and bettor Inform himself hoforo milking such false statements Hero ho will find several mon who wore so unfortunate as to got hurt In tho mines tenderly cnrcd for and given such work as they can do The Nashville American says of tho Tennessee coal business Maj K K JIughor Superintend out of Knoxvlllo n IRlon of tho Southern Railway system was In Nashville yestordimyV MaJhluugimorof troublo on his division oil account of tho scarcity of coal cars Tho movements of ctlai from that district Imvo been grunt hut ho has man aged to handle time buick diamonds dolayWo at least 250 to 275 cars of coal a day on tho Knox vlllo Divlsjon ho said This coal Is mined in tho Coal Creek and Jol lien and other smaller mines In East Tennessee Time coal business in East Tennessee tills year Is at least ar per cent better tlinn I have over known It Is away nhead of tho least years business LOW WATKIl 1IKN15PITH TKNNKBflKl MnJ Ilughor stated that tho min- Ing companies at Coal Creole have closed a big contract with tho Cin parties shipping from Coal Crook this week 0000 tons of coal to Cincinnati in ad dition to our regular business Tho coal goes to tho Cincinnati Southern slmipmomitistho Ohio River Tills is something very unusual for us This coal consists of r iofminos and Is sold to tho road at 1 per ton The Hon Champ Clark declares that when Mr Bryan was In Mis souri tho pooplo reverentially touched his garments When ho was in Kentucky mid Ohio tho touching was nttcildcd to by a gang export pickpockets Washington lostVThey say that Bryans tour in Kentucky did no good Ho got around tho SIlo but ho didnt got around tho pgoplo Philadelphia Times 1 Arrestdisease by the timely use of Tutts Liver Pills an old and favorite remedy of increasing popularity Always cures SICK HEADACHEs- our stomach malaria indigestion torpid liver constipation and all bilious diseases TUTTS Liver PILLS Church Directory- M E CHUKOII W 0 Wilson pastor Services first and third Sun da s at 11 a in and at 780 in oonlngSundlCliniSTIAN ClIUROII I H Tool pastor Services second and fourth Sundays at 11 am and 730 p in oiuuiiiyHuiiuui at 030 Prayer meet lug Wednesday evenings at 730 M E OIIUKOH SOUTH R M Wheat pastor Services first and Third Sundays nt 11 a in and 780 pm Sundayschool 030 Prayer meeting Tuesday evenings oclockMISSIONARY BAVTIBT CHURCH D S Edwards Pastor Services soc cad Saturday night Sunday and Sunday night SumlayschoolatO30 Prayer meeting Monday evenings at 730 CATHOJIO CHURCH Rev A M Council pastor First Mass Sunday morning at 7 Second Mass 080 oclock Afternoon service at 230 every Sunday OKNKHAI BAVTIBT CHURCH William Chlldors pastor Services every third Sunday at 11 oclock a m and at 730 p in Y P S C E Prayer mooting every Sunday evening at 080 DIGEST YOUR FOOD Nlnetr percent of all tlckaeat U canted b food not bclac properly digested It creates pot IOna and iroes your blood and then JOB are liable to almost any dlxatatba human lyRical- Ii heir to Uae Dr Carlatedtt German Lint Ionrdcr and watch tho rrtalta You will eel thairood effect after onedote GIn It a and be convinced Price 25c Dr Ottos Spruce Gum Balsam Curse Your Cough Just the Mdloths for Children lot 11gb- l3ermmnrdSt Drug Store flimsIness failures are fewer nowa days than ever boforo In tho history of tho country Tho failures of tho calamity howler however are as numerous as oerNow York Mail and Express Weak Eyej are Made 5trong Dim vision made clear styes re moved and granulated lids or soro eyes of any kind speedily and oilec tually cured tho use of Suther upInnIl good druggists Constipation moans time accumula tlonof waste matter that should bo discharged daily and unless tills is done tho foul matter Is absorbed and olsons tho system Use Herblne toE ring about regularity of time bowels Price GO edits St Drug storej a hard matter to got cars this season In which to transport coal Tho car famine was never greater than now Did over hear oVa car famine in Democratic times lionton Ill Republican Mrs hudson 945 Clop Street Padnrab Kjr wrIte Hare used Dr M A Simmons LITer Medicine 10 year It la aplendld for Djipeptla Dillons Colic LIver troubles and many ailments of children I think It roach better than Zelllni KcRalitor and mack Draught Nebraskas bank deposits wore In creased f5000000 during tho last year but of course Col Bryan did countyfalrslII1waukeo soniotiiingfrightful before they reach ono year one before they are five and onehalf be I fore they are fifteen I Tho timely use of Whites Cream Vermifuge would save a majority of these precious lives Price 25 cts St Drug Store In 1800 80 factories in a city of 00000 Inhabitants employed 4014 men Now 7172 men are on tho rolls In tho factories of that city Wausoon 0 Republican The Appetite of a Goat I Is envied all oor dyspeptics whoso Stomach and Liver are out of order All such should know that Dr Kings Now Life Pills tho wonderful Stomach and Liver Remedy gives a splendid appetite sound dl gestion and a bodily habit that Insures perfect health and great- energy at St Bernard I Drugstore General Prosperity outranks Col Bryan by many grades Tho colonel have to knuckle under when tho final test comesnos Moines la State Register Thousands of mOil and women suf womonI fering to contend with In addition to BuckeyelIioeuro Price 50 cts in bottles tubes 75 chi St Bernard Drugstore In those times of McKinley prosperity all records are being broken all save tho records of penury and bolongtoFalls N 0 Yellow Jacket The Bade King ol all DlrdJ Is noted for its keen sight clear and distinct vision So are those EagleByeeyes of any kind or granulated lids by dealers at 25 cents Wisconsin has received an order from time East for 50000 Christmas trees Tills looks as if some low PeoPle woro going to bo ablate afford to muting something on them Now York Press A TIMELY HINT foil IoaU IM wise and aee that your blood U rich and pure aud out whole ayatem put la a- periectly liealthy condition by the DM of Dr Carlstedti German Liver Powder Then you will be free from malaria typhoid fever colds and the grip Dr Carlstedta German Liver Powder Is the best medicine money can buy for your Cold try Dr Ottos Sprue Gum Balsam Price 26o and 50s a BotH Vor sale by St Bernard Drug Store Apparently prosperity had to como in tho great corn growing Statos nature took it by tho oar Philadelphia Times The smashing eye Buoyant foolilep and Rosy Completion result from the ute of Or M A Simmons Liver Medicines Loxlngton probably fatally wounded by Bud Stevenson DfaMtatrttNUBIAN TEA cures Dyspop r1LJII54I la Constipation and lad gestion Regulates tho Liver Price 25 cU Sold by St Bernard Drug Store I CLOTHING t3o Time hulk of our Fall and Winter Clothing is on 1 fiour counters now and wo are ready for busiVN ness In fact time early cool weather hns causedV4V our customers to rush in upon us before wo are bItr 4ablo to tspreadm ourselves over our now room t ct intended Wo hoped to have had mull timings ti 41arrnmmged nicely in plenty of time for early Fall U Trade but our e tho people sn InIJ4timoy want to buy NOW so we have pulled off fiourcoat rolled up our sleeves and are now in JiL4 and at it with both feet and both N hands for all it is worth Oomo right along Mo rrl ladies and gentlemen Wo are nt your com jV4immammd wo are awfully anxious for you to lIt 4 keep us hard at work Our Clothing Wraps t you5j iiI 4ioach 0 never a wo were as iii of Oomo in and partake Time valuesV47 mire good tho styles are right on1 the priYen lfi bottom UV 1 BISHOP oIE MADI8ONVILLE KYbitfi YOUR MONEY DACKJP YOU WANT IT 4N B Miss Sallie Browning has ju t returnedV j from the West and has given our Dress Goods Mt J- 4i Trimmings and General Dry Goods StoCks theirI N finishing touchV4i U c i S S V VVIO r V r1voun ORDERS Who Does the Livery Business I SOLICITED j di Ask your neighbors They nil say that weVhaul hotter loads fur nisli best teams tiiul al J ways nt tho right 1rictV Open All Nht VV- Barnett Arnold JfTo 10 Ldof A V1 M McCORD I i Contractor and Builder fis viAn All classes EARLINGTON of building KYIImado complete ready for including time furnlshlngof 1lals and satisfnctioimJ K DRAWN UP ON SHORT NO on nil kinds imulidimig nnd iTIOR kGive mime n chnuco ntJour lpllclalworJk rpJWPVPpt rV V v M I I C II III I I GEORGE O TOY 1 1 Sacetivr 10 hue Divl- ilLIVERY I FEED I STABLEAt I J Main street juistVwost of Depo- tEAKLINGTON KY I FirstClass Equipment and promptiSciVicel assscssutosss S The matron of a well known Masonic Home mentions one inmateV seventy years of age who has been in the infirmary for three years a great sufferer from indigestion and has been taking Ripans Tab ulcs about a year and a half and finds them so beneficial that he is never without them He is willing that his name should be used inVa testimonial as it might be of use in persuading some other person to try them A second old gentleman in the same institution eightyfour years of age has had liver trouble for many years and finds that RIPANS help him very much They also have two nurses there one thirty years of age the other fortytwo both suffer from indigestion causing headache depression of spirits andncrv ousness They take the Tabules and find them so useful that they always have a package in their pockets The matron also states that she is fortyfive years of age and at times suffers with indigcs tion causing pain and paroxysms of belching and finds that theV Tabules are very good indeed and is perfectly willing to have herV name used in a testimonial TT ANTED tAr at bAd tlb tIlIPAI 8 wlllabt beMflt They Unlih pain ud prolong Ute OuIfrIs nil Sot Uu wont Ifl 1AM Rn tho nockan and urapc n HluUtuu I crat slIw bggLMA BOON TO MANKIND DR TABLERS BUCKEYE PILEV CURE A New Discovery for the Certain Cure of INTERNAL andV EXTERNAL PILES WITHOUT PAIN CURES WHERE ALL OTHERSFAILEDTUBES BY MAIL 75 CENTS BOTTLEB eo CENT- SJAKSFlALlJUUS ff6fiitr W U rftti Skiil SL LOWS MI iiiiiJ I JLL kA c u 5tV S V 1 ro ut L t t i S It i to rJ tI V V Vi 1 ija 4i- L tfV- a t c4mV 1 1 I s f p y I j j L f rr r I T ii- pIqJ tqj a a 1 y aaa p p i 4 r = THANKSGIVING I UL PROCLAMATION r ++ l +4 t t UA national custom dear to the hearts of the people calls fflr the slotting apart of one day in each year as an occa sion of special thanksgiving to Almighty God for the blessings of the preceding year This honored observance acquires with time a tender significance It enriches domestic life It summons under the family roof the absent children to glad reunion with those they love Seldom has this nation had greater cause for profound thanks giving No great pestilence has invaded our shores Liberal employment waits upon labor Abundant crops have rewarded the efforts of the husbandmen Increased comforts have cone to the home The national finances havo been strengthened and public credit has been sustained and made firmer In all branches of industry and trade there has been an equalled degree of prosperity while there has been a steady gain in the moral and educational growth of our national character Churches and schools have flourished American patriotism has been exalted Those engaged in maintaining the honor of the flag with such signal success havo been in a large degree spared from disaster and disease An honorable peace has been ratified with a foreign nation with which we were at war and we are now on friendly relations with every power on earth uTho trust which we have assumed for the benefit of the people of Cuba has been faithfully advanced There is marked progress toward the restoration of healthy industrial conditions and under wise sanitary regulations the island has enjoyed unusual exemption from the scourge of fever The hurricane which swept over our now possession of Porto Kico destroying the homes and property 6f the inhabitants called forth the instant sympathy of the people of the United States who were swift to respond with generous aid to the sufferers While the insurrection still continues in the Island ofJiuzon business is resuming its activity and confidence in the good purposes of the United States is being rapidly established throughout the archipelago- For these reasons and countless others I William McKinley President of the United States do hereby name Thursday the COth day of November liextlasn dayof general thanksgiving and prayer to be observed as such by all our peoplejon this continent and in our newlyacquired islands as well as those who may be at sea or ad journing in foreign lands and I advise that ou this day religious exercises shall be conducted in the churches or meeting places of all denominations in order that in tho social features of tho day its real significance may not be lost sight of but fervent prayers may be offered to the Most High for a continuance of tim divine consolation to those whose kindred and friends have sacrificed their lives for their country I I recommend also that on this day so far as may be found practicable labor shall cease from its accustomed toil and charity abound toward the sick tho needy and tiLe poor In witness whereof I have set my hand and caused the sealof the United States to be affixed WILLIAM MKINLEY The Kentucky Boss Desperate Campaign Harpers Weekly In Its current Issuo has from the pen of Henry Loomis Nelson nn elaborate nUll careful review of the pending politi cal campaign In Kentucky which Is fully Illustrated The public career of Mr Ooebel Is sketched In a few paragraphs hili force la analyzed tho nominating convention described and the situation portrayed with an accuracy that no oilier review has approached This article concludes ns follows This explains sufficiently the man ner In which Qoebel expects to carry the State of Kentucky and to bo elected Its Governor It seems as though he had tho game In his own hands In the language of time em 1 nenUMr Cox of Cincinnati How cnn you beat a man whos got the nomination in ono hand and the bal lotbox in the other nut the citizens of Kentucky Intend to do their utmost to save the State from the disgrace of Ooebel and time shame of his law In Louisville an Honest Klection League has been formed It Is composed of men of nil parties The rest of time State is expected to follow the example of the city and it is the intention of these good cUd I zens to have a fair count even if a resort to violence is necessary to secure it Great care Is being taken by the opponents of Goebel In the selection of inspectors There are live Inspectors permissible at each poll for there are five tickets In tho Held All of the opponents of the Democratic ticket aro against Ooe bel especially The break In the Democratic party is not on the old lines between silver and gold Demo crate The break is in the silver faction Tho rebels against the regular ticket are silver men Tho gold Democrats are not taking a proud nent part In the campaign They will vote as they please some for Taylor and some for Brown but time contest is being urged by silver Democrats who aro trying to prevent tho success of fraud The election has positively no national sig nificance whatever The contest IB one of good citizens against a corrupt boss who has not built up the ma chine as the East understands such a mechanism but who is seeking to make fraud legal No moro impor taut struggle against corrupt govern ent and tho ascendancy of the criminal in politics Is going on in the country CiOKIIKI AND NATIONAL IOIITIOS Although I have said that tho campaign has no national significance that statement must be qualified in ono respect Ooebel has a deep significance for Democrats He represents a force which Is rising In tile party which has no use for Bryan or his principles but which is greatly interested in securing the control of the party for the bosses who like Goebel Croker McLean and Gorman have no use for princi pIes that interfere with tholr ambi tions or their greed The rise and strength of Goobol are for the mo ment driving tho honest gold and silver Democrats Sliver as an issue Is dying out in this part of the country If Ooebel and Mc Lean succeed Bryan must look to his position tho kind of man whom the bosses prefer They would rather have Gorman or Mc Lean or evon Ooebel hlmso f visitingin I I I I I I I I I I I I I I III I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I FOLEYS HONEY AND TAR i II3THCREAT i ITHROAT and LUNG REMEDY I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I FOLEYS BANNER SALVE Is a Healing Wonder ANEWDEPARTURE A Radical Change fn Marketing Methods as Applied to Sewing Machines An original plan under which you can obtain easier terms and better value In the 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thinks that Ezra ami Xehcmlah speak of three dif ferent rulers bearing this name this one being the Ixmglmnuus of profane history 1 couteniKirary with Hcrodotua and Thu cydldes greet historians both of whom mention him Ezra anti his company went up from Babylon In the seventh year of Artaxcrses reign Ez vii 0 7 18 years before the time of our les son Nehemlah slgnlCca comfort of JeLorah and brings before us the Father of Mercies and God of all comfort who loves to comfort Ills people II Cor I 8 Isa xl 1 Ilachallah signifies hidden of Jehovah and makes us think ot nil who like Nchcmlah arc safely hidden in Ills linndIaaxlli 2 2 3 When certain brethren cam trom Jerusalem to Babylon Nehemlah Inquired as to the condition of affairs there and learned that the wall and Its gates were broken down and the people In great affliction Even after the wall was finished and they had kept the feast of tabernacles with great gladness they were compelled to testify that they wcro only servants In the land and that It yielded much Increase tb them who had dominion over them and that they wen in great distress Ncli Ix 37 3S They r were honest enough to confess that r deserved It all because of their sins 4 And It came to pass when I heard these words that I sat down and wept and mourned certain days and tasted and prayed before tho Ood ot heaven This Is the conduct of ono who has a matter very much nt heart and the mat ter In this case was the condition of nf fairs ot Jerusalem Du Judah nJJeru salem were hundreds of miles distant from Babylon and NehcmloA hadjTpo sltlon of some honor and was well cal d for Why should he care much how matters were going nt Jerusalem The same might be asked of Daniel Dan ix 3 x 23 or of Moses Hob xl 26 5 I beseech Thee 0 Lord God ot Heaven With reverence and yet confidence he looks up to God In heaven To Him only will he look verse 4 nnd chapter 11 4 20 and on Him alone rely Like Jeremiah in chapter xxxll 17 and the apostles In Acts ir 24 he looks to God as the creator of heaven and earth the faithful covenant keeping Coil full of mercy for all who truly look ta lIla II Chron xvi 0 There Is nothing we need so much while here on earth for tied as to wait only upon Him Pa 1x11 5 0 When we come to God we can come only as sinners pleading our gull and our need and His mercy In Christ It is good pleading to pray na Jeremiah did 0 Lord though our Iniquities tes tify against us do Thou it for Thy names sake We acknowledge 0 Lord our wickedness Do not abhor us for Thy names sake Do not disgrace the throno of Thy glory Ilcmcmber break not Thy covenant with us Jer xiv1 7 21 Gods covenant faithfulness I always a sure resting place David fount It so H Sam zxiii C In all ou Christian life It is helpful to remember Faithful Is lie that callcth you who also will do It and It is God who workcth I Thess v 24 Phil II 13 7 We have dealt very corruptly against thee When we see our sinful ness and are willing to acknowledge It we are on the road to blessing for lie that covcrcth his sins shall not prosper but who BO coufcsseth and forsakcth them shall have mercy Prey xxvlll 13 In pleading with Israel through Jeremiah the Lord said Only acknowl edge thine Iniquity that thou hut trans gressedngalnst the Lord thy God Turn O backsliding children for I am married unto you Also through hoses He said that It they would turn to Him He would heal their backsliding and ioc- them freely Jer ill 13 14 Hoe xlv 2 4 Nehemlah was doubtless familiar with these words and was acting them 8 0 Remember I beseech thee the word that thou commandest thy servant Moses In Isa Ixii G margin the Lords people lire called Ills remem brancers and are urged to give Him no rest until lIe docs what lie promises to do In Iso xllli 20 lIe says Put me In remembrance let us plead together That which God says lIe will do Is as good as done for the words of God shall be fulfilled Itcv xvII 17 There are those today who say that they yield to no one in reverence for the Bible and I nt the same time they say that the great body of the Messianic predictions has not only never been fulfilled but cannot now be fulfilled and that some doctrinal statements of Scripture arc not authoritative and some of its revelations are not credi ble Such teachers would have given Nchcmiah no comfort He believed with Jeremiah that there was nothing too hard or wonderful for the Lord who made the heaven and the earth Jer xxxli 17 10 Now these ore Thy servants and Thy people whom Thou hast redeemed by Thy great power and by Thy strong hand Thus pleaded Moses tho great Intercessor of Israel 0 Lord God destroy not Thy people and Thine Inheritance which Thou hast redeemed through Thy greatness nnd confessing their stubbornness and wickedness and sin bosayv Yet they are Thy people and Thlno inheritance Deut Ix 2029 Daniel also while confessing tho sins of his people pleads with God that they are Ills peoplo whom lie has brought out of Egypt Dan Ix 15 10 Our Lord Jesus prayed Keep through Thine own name those whom Thou hast given me John nil 11 11 Having laid the case honestly and fully before God ho now asks for special favor in the sight of the king whose cupbearer he was and from whom ht was now about to ask permission to as sist his people Prosper I pray Thee Thy servant this day and grant him metcy In the sight of this man Such was hlscouclso and definite request front GodT and when he appeared before the king and made known his request to him the record Is And the king granted mo according to tho good hand of my God upon mo chapter It 8 While be had to make request of the king for leave nf absence It was to God that ho looked to control the king In all his service wo shall see that his mind was staged Ood and ha looked to God alone Pu Ixll 5 Isa xxvl 3 At the Indiana Powder Companys sparightednil employe burning to death two men who hnd gone into the motor house ngnlnst ordess Tho L N Railroad Company will Inn fow days begin tho work of nylng a double track from Howling Irccn to Memphis Junction It will dd greatly to the facilities for hand ing trnliiH lIon Hal S Corbott spoko tit londorson Hominy to a largo sized niidienco in behalf of tIme Democratic ticket headed by John Young Drown ills speech was well ecolved ovangeistmeetings nt tho Baptist church at lopkiiiHvllIo next Sunday Quito a largo crowd of Enrlln ton will hear Gen Taylor at Mnd sonvllle this afternoon Usesto ttme 14it by driigsitg CONSUMPTION RAILWAY MAIL SERVICE Issues a Genual Order With Election Day Instructions For Employes IWushington Oct 8O1u nc cordanco tho custom tim- erailway mail service by UIUU1 of tho Postmaster General today reissued a general order of Oc tober 18 1894 directing division superintendents to give such instructions to chief clerks and other employes as will enable those who desire to vote at the approaching election to do so ir respective of party affiliation Tho order provides there must not however bo any interfer enco with time proper distribu tion and dispatch of tho mails lessoning time security of regis terod matter in transit or con fusion of records rWHAT WOULD JESUS DO When the World Does ns He Would it Will Enjoy Itd Millennium Ilov Charles M Sheldon writing III time November Ladies Home Journal in further emphasis of tho teachings of his famous book In His Steps reiterates that the teachings of Jesus will work In tho market the homo tho school the shop the street tho lifo of man everywhere but they cannot work in a selfish heart and they are not ca pablo expression in a soul that has put any one on the throne except Him who is Lord of all Why are men afraid to try Love In business Why are they cowardly In giving time greatest thing in the world its most supreme test Come let us tako Jesus at His word If we Seek the Kingdom of God first wo shall have IIall the physical things we need What would Jesus do There is no question as to his conduct In our places There is no casuistry in time question when asked every tIny When the world Is willing to ask it and live according to dally answers it will begin to enjoy its millentum Perhaps that Golden Age will bo this coming century Whynot It rests with time human race to prove that of all time mighty forces that rule the real life of men on earth none is so mighty BO practical so permanent so productive of happiness and power as time life of Jesus lived over again in the lives of those who believe In Him as tho life abundant for a weary worlds ImprovingrPete Morgan whose foot was in jured by an L N train sonic time ago is improving and will soon bo out again His injuries were not as serious ns they were thought to be at first New nine Several capitalists from Tennessee were at Sturgis last week prospect ing with a view to opening p a new coal mine in that vicinity They were pleased with tho outlook and it is expected that tho new mine will soon bo opened tMr B W Hoblnsonlof Mortons for Hop- resentativo was here Wednesday Ben is making a fine canvass and is much encouraged At about 200 per speech Mr Bryan is acquiring prosperity by talking against It Cleveland Lent er Sixteen witnesses have been taken from Laurel county to Manchester to testify In tho Thacker murder case Mr George has been quite sick for several lays 9ur Jolofed Eitj ens All cominunicationi aul ni4ii r of nt vn Ulnlnilo Ibis column should lie adIrd 10 Gin AltiAHOt Kurlniioii Kv There was a large crowd out Sun day to see tho baptizing NasiivlilepreaclmedSunday Mrs Hayes died Tuesday at noon Rev Tom Hayes is hero on a visit to hfa brother Marlon and preachod for Ilev Hurt last Sunday Mr Tom Davis Is on the sick list Mrs Ella Faulkner who has made her homo in Indiana is here on a visit Mrs Fannie Wright of Hecla is on tho sick list this week Mrs Marion Hayes who has been sick for sometime is better Those who were baptized Sunday MorI There was n large crowd of young people visited tlmti mines Friday night Everything possible is being done to make the coming SCI Teachers Association a success rime best teachers from each county In this Congressional District are expected to bo present It is a Known fact Associations are usu ally time survival of time littlest Time of Earllngton agreed to entertain tho Association at the low rate of sovontyflvo cents per dart This will enable every teacher who wishes to attend Teachers come and wo will give you pleasure unmeasured n plenty to eat anti drink but nothing stronger than lemonade sweetened friend ship and spiked with hospitality but wo will not leave out lemons Time committee on arrangements has arranged to have the teachers tako a trip through one of St Her nard mines Friday evening Decem ber Ilalll a ovation Saturday December 2 In flue time town will be at tho teachers service while they are with us His honor Mayor Burr will tender tho address of welcome and all ho has to do is to wink and the town will bo present Time chairman of reception of S C oflHulda Hargravo Mrs Honerotta Phl11lplSIMrs Mary Cooksoy Mrs Messrs Iayet WlIks i J w Kennard Win Drown Mrs Horace Collier Committee on Music Miss E It Hawkins chairman i Mr Ed Todd Messrs Vm Killebrew J Porter Mrs M V Kinnard and Miss L GatowoodePresident line been Invited to visitNaslmville on the occa t iyn of time return of tho First Tennessee regiment from time Philip pines a L FIGHTING IN PRX1RESSS The Boers and British Are Face to Face and Fighting at Ladysmlth BOERS OPENED WITH FORTYPOUNDERS Th Urltlih Artlllrrlats Sana silenced them An InittclalT llaltlo Followed la VTulcli however tin Iioen tcui to livs llmllha AdrmitiifollrltUli mm- tierj Lou t St Louis Oct 31 Following In time JlrbeDcmocrntr mimmury of the bftt LndysmultiiNttal A general engagement the first of the AngloBoer war was fought at ImlyMiiIth In Natal yesterday Sixteen thousand burghers under Cien Joubert were attacked by the 12 UOO British troops under Jen White According to English reports the Rivalling army wus pushed bade sev tinl miles Hut according to these same advices hen White withdrew his men utter seven hours of hard lighting wilhcut Inning forced the Doers into their laagers A summary of the days engage ment would indicate that the fighting wax more satisfactory to the lloers than to the Uritlsh The British acknowledge casualties of from SO to 100 mind assert that tin burgher losses must be much heavier Boer artillery of heavy caliber opened the battle the guns being BlTved with creditable accuracy Hut quickfiring cannon served by an Ku gush nO brigade silenced the burgh er artillerists The forms accomplished an extraor dinary feat which has mystified ibm KnglUh by removing their heavy gun andssvlng them from capture Then cannon and their carriages weigh four tone each but the burghers moved hem from precipitous positions with wonderful celerity Gen White acknowledges that he lost six guns which were carried oil by a stampede of mules the animals becoming frightened by the artlllcrv fire These six guns lire now supposed to be In the Boers possession Both armies retted on their arms last night anti It Is considered certain that the fighting will be resumed tiul morning GUI Duller Is to disembark at Cape Town today At London fears are expressed for the safety of the Royal Dublin Foal leer and the Gloucester regiment as Gen Whites dispatch falls to mettton their return to camp SHOT HIMSELF IN THE HEAD A Traveling Saleiiuan Shoot 111 Charmer nnd Afterward Kill IlliiiKcU Ilattiiburp Mo Oct IT P Lourey a wellknown traveling sales mon of St Joseph committed suIcide at the Lnclede hotel here yesterday Lourey was Infatuated with a PluttB burg young woolen and when she re futed an offer of marriage Saturday night henttRmpted to kill her Yesterday a marshal went to the lintel with n warrant for LoiireyH arrest 1Ien the officer rappwl at hiM door Ixiurey told him to wait n minute and shot himself In the head BOLD DAYLIGHT ROBBERY ElulitrOne Tliouinnil Dollar Taken from a Man on n Street Cur In tlieltonrtntrn UUtrlet St Louis Oct 31Robert P Jen nlngs secretary and treasurer of the St Louis Itallroad Co better known an the liroadway Cubic line was the violins of n daring daylight robbery hi the downtown district yesterday at noon The thieves obtained 1043 In cash anti two checks each for over f 10000 which doubtlcKi on account of their size will not be presented for collection Death ot a noted Choetntr Antlers I T Oct 31Henry C Harris supreme judge of the Chuetiuv nation third at his home near harris I F Saturday from rheumatism lie wall one of the delegates to Welling ton that collected about X2000000 lease money from the United Stolen for the Choctaw nation lie has held mutiny positions of trust mid was one of the best fi lends the white people of this country had among the Choctaws A Qeneroui OtTer Declined London Oct 31The Dally Moll referring to an otter made through Mr Hiram Maxim from 200 American gentlemen who proposed to give JCSSJ each arid provide their own home and equipments tendering their serv ices to the British in South Africa says Of course this otTer can not be accepted but it Is not the less grat ifying proof of the good will of our American cousins Died Suddenly lew York Oct 31 ExConflrresi man Dwight Townsend died suddenly Sunday night at his home In this city aged 73 years Nearly forty years apu ho founded with Frederick C Hove tnyer the famous sugar refining firm of Havemyer Toynsend Co now Ilavemyer er Ilraall Favor Arlilirulliin New York Oct 3Ilhe Heraldi correspondent in Rio Janeiro Brazil scuds word that n bill has been pre suited In the chamber of deputies au thorising the government to conclude arbitration treaties with nil South American republics Nobody doubts Gen Dukes courage but his challenge to a man hands aro tied has sot ovon his friends to at his want of discretion and generosity Kvon ing Times A man whoso hands aro tied so personalhonortruthful tongue i ho cannot cower hind any cover after ho has beJ also anti slanderous charges lefonso is as cowardly as tho of tense watt brutal and lllsgrncefulI New City Judge Lawrence Bono was appointed TuosditybyRoberts who was recently adjudged nsane Admiral Dewey announced to some of his intimate friends in Washing ton Monday night his engagement to Mrs W B Hazn Tho marriage wIll probably take placo during the arly winter v To purify and conch th a blood itrenglbea ii Nerves and invigorate lbs lyilem oiaDr U A Simmons Llvtr Medicine Subscribe for Tun BKE tt WORKED SYSTEMATICALLY Tur e Young St louUnu Arrested for SraUniBtlcullr nolinlnw u wholesale Firm St louIs Oct 29PhiiUp BergnuB Harry Taylor and Arthur C Steyer three uatllydreised young men occu pled cells In the Central pollc district holdover Friday night Be fore being placed there each one ol them lied confessed to a part Inn con spiracy that had resulted In the lou to the ClyWolkcr Dry Goods Co ol several hundred dollars worth of goods Two of them were employee ol the house from which the goods wem taken The other was an employe of n firm In a similar business The three worked by a simple syP tern bold In conception and cooly car ned out The firm however began to suspect that they were being robbed and put detectives at work with the result above stated GEN YOUNG IN TIlE SADDLE Iliv Command Lcnre Sun laldro isa the Direction of ftmiln llo u With Seven nay Ilatlou San Isldro via Manila Oct 27 OtO- II ntThis mornlngat daybreak Oen Youngs command consisting of Gnat nern scouts a contingent of the Twen tysecond regiment Chases Troop V Third cavalry nine troops of tie Fourth cavalry a body of cnglnctn and Uuaells signal orps with ra tions foe seven days left In the direction of Santa Rosa The first town of Importance In the line of his advance Is Cabanatuan 17 mutt north of San Itldro A IlrUk PlRlitnefceU ItrpaUcil Manila Oct 28 10 a mOezm Youngs column which left San Isldro yesterday morning at daybreak mov ing northwardly In the direction of Santa Nona encountered the enemy strongly intrenched just beyond iho Tuboatln river A brisk tight ensued and the rebels were repulsed Two Americans were killed and one wounded Pursuit was Impossible on ac count of the width and depth of the stream BULLOCKS CONFESSION TRUE The Iaet a Slated t r SlIm Ap pareutlr Home Oat lay Other Evidence Obtained IStlllwllter Minn Oct 27 Warden Wolfer hOI received several letter from places where George Bullock alias McBride confessed to commit ting four or possIbly five murders Af ter talking with the convict and qUell tioning hIm about the tacts In the let ters without letting him know that Ihe letters hail been received the war uVn says he Is ready to believe that the confession Is true and that he Is gun ty of the murder of Nicholas A Craig marshal of Table Neb September 20 1880 and of James Holmes ft police man at Osawatommle Has January It 1805 seems evident The murderers In those two cases were never appre headed FEVER WITH BLACK VOMIT Death of Private Wm Clnadrll flattery B Pint Artillery at S Ker Writ Fla Washington Oct SS SurgeonGen eral Sternbcrg of the nrmy has re ceived a dispatch front Key West In forming him that Private Wm Gun Jell Battery B First artillery died of yellow fever with black vomit Gun doll was one of the small detachment left to guard government property The Fortieth ItiCanlrr Fort Illley Kas Oct JO1he Fortieth Infantry will break rump Mon Jny morning and proceed to San Fran ilfco by way of the Union Pacific and Southern Pacific railroad The meg ment ns organized lucre consIsts of ten companies and a half a part of the Third battalion having been organised In San Francisco Its strength on leaving will be about 1200 onlcers and nlrn To Uallrune for the America Cup Montreal Oct 27lI Barclay Stephens former vicecommodore of the 1oyal St Lawrence Yacht dub nail owner of the steam yacht Dana and tome other wellknown yachtmen nee working to form a syndicate to chat lenge for the Americas cup through the lioyul Nova Scotia yacht squadron If time plan materializes and a chin lenge should be accepted the boat to be built In Nova Scotia Bnormona Poital Traaiaellon Washington Oct 27The report pi Auditor Castle of the post oflioc de partment shows that during the last fiscal year the transactions aggregated about 040000000 The revenues of the povtal service were 050213Si ex penditures 1107032181 volume ot money order transactions 442443334 I A Defaulting Coaaty Treasurer Nevada ilo Oct 27 ExTroniurei Frank Parker of Vernon county baa pleaded guilty to a shortage of 2fl000 In county funds Sentence was deferred The bondsmen will hue to make the shortage good The case in which he Is charged with a 13000 shortage in the school fund has been continued A Famous Attorney fleaS Denver Col Oct 27 Thomas A Green who became famous as the sue cmful attorney for the Wood heirs In the Emma mine litigation is dead at his home In this city lie was born In Blair county Pa In 1831 Death and Barlnl of flyman London Oct 29rhie colonial office him made public time following telegram received from Uov HutchInson dated Pletermaritzburg October 20s Political action has brought our present prosperity and political political Kan Herald Time merchants parade Thursday morning was the largest over seen Paducahi and was witnessed by 25000 broughtlarge Tho Franklin company of State i fortytimreewas elected captain G H White sides first lieutenant and II M Bryan second lieutenant In a fit of laughter Miss Emma Klncald who resides near Owons boro suffered a rupture of a blood vessel in time She is in a serious condition The potato crop is a dismal failure and the bought in town to- go to time says the Hawes Plalndenler Miss Addle Lutori of Nashville who has been the guest of Miss I Aggie Wyatt returned home yester lay GE CLIV VHENRY DEAD The Gallant Soldier Fell Before as Attack of Pneumonia in His New York Home HE STOOD THE ENEMY OFF FOR TEN DAYS Heartfelt neirret at the War Jepart- meatIll Death Create Anothei Vacaiirr In the LIt of llrlKmllei aeiiernln In the llevulnv Army On Vblah lie Stood Fourth New York Oct 2S IJrlgOcn they V Henry IT S A late military got ernor of Iorto lllca tiled n few minutes before 4 n in at hIs home ISO Madison nvcntic of pneumonia aged 60 years He had been unconscious for several hours and lain end win peaceful GEN OUT V HGNHT At his bedside were all the members of his family except his son Capt Guy V Henry Jr who is In the Philip pines Was 111 Ten Daa When Gen Henry was taken III ten days ago Dr Smith a sjicclullst In pulmonary troubles was summoned and he later called in consultation two other physicians The patient com menced to sink Thursday ansi In the afternoon became unconscton Oxy gen was used Thunwlsy night In the hope of carrying him through the crltlft but It was of no nvall Ills wife his son ScIon and his daughter Mrs Kenton the latter of whom nr rlvid from Newcastle Vn Pile In the evening were with him when ho died Lieut P K Frank of hIItatY was olio at bin bedside War Department Informed Wanhlnpton Oct 2srht death of I Gen Henry was announced to the war department In a dispatch from Lieut Truub aidedecamp on the generals staff The Interment will he at Ar lington cemetery next Sunday The announcement was received with heartfelt expressions of regret from Secretary Hoot UljtOn Corbln and other high ofilclaU as well o from the rank and file about the war de pertinent for hen Henry was n well known fighter and nnlvcnudly es teemed Gtn Henrys death lion the effect of Iravlng vacant the command of the de partment of the Missouri to which he was recently appointed It line fur titer Important effect ol creating un othrr vacancy In the grade of brigs dier general In the regular tummy lien Henry standing fourth on the lIt BIG BLAZE AT MILWAUKEE DcktmrlloM by Fire of the 1lnnl of the VIoI Mllllnir Co mi 1 Other lr ertr Milwaukee Oct8lhe plant of the Wlwonnln Milling Co tog thrr with a fourstory brick corn mill and n acv enstory elevator owned by the Pnbst Brewing Co burned here The exact low has not yet been determined but will probably bd 100000 It addition to the bulldIngsCO000 bushels of grain and 500000 pounds of hominy were de strayed The Vanderbilt 3lIiiIous New York Oct JThe term of the will of the late Cornelius Vander bllt were made known Thursday even ing Cornelius time eldest son who married against his fathers wither Is cut ofT with 1SOO000 end Alfred Gwynnr Vanderblll Is made the hired of the family The limIter however has set aside 6000000 for iiieider brother and thus a contest is avoided Threaten to Ilrilifti Chicago Oct 23 William K Mil son junior United States senator from Illinois declares he will resign if the Republican national convention In 1000 don not declare against crim lash aggression In the Philippines Mr Mason even goes so far us to say hi will resign If the convention favon GiUring the Klllplnoa canned free dom Trrentrflve injured Detroit Mich Oct 2A car of the Itopld railway en route from Detroit to Mount Clemens with n theater par ty was struck by u Michigan Central train Thursday night and thrown 30 feet from the track Conductor Say der is lend and about twentyJive oth era tire Injured some very seriously Ill Wounds Irored Putnl Mncon Go Oct 2J Ta Jtobcrt Ion a prominent planter of Twlggi county died from tho etfectsof wounds inflicted by John Goolsby who was lynched by n mob near here Friday for the assault lied Audience With time rope Rome Oct 20Time pope Friday tIne nn audience to Very Rev S P Gbctard bishop of Indianapolis Tho court of appeals will take n weeks vacation on account of tho election twill adjourn November 2 and reconvene November II Governor Bradley has refused to grant a to Frank Kelfor of- IoulsvllIe charged with manslaughter Clemency was also denied Hopkins Ian Jesse of Adair charged with unlawful sale of liquor John Grider a nogro convict sent escapedtrommorning Ho was employed in tlu- lumber yard outside time prison walls and slipped away in a of lumber It is understood that Candidate Qoobol IB wearing steel armor on his campaign In Kentucky Col Jack Chum possibly loaned him his Frankfort outfltSt Louis Globe Democrat Sam Jones Rev Sam P Jones the Georgia evangelist will begin a nones meetings at tho Tabernacle In M dls onvlllo next Sunday JI 2THROUH vtST1B LEO TRAINS DAIlY NASHVILLE Tt OiICAGo 1HROU6H5UD PING a8IIffET CARS fROtH- fWORlIAKS t4fPJEFFRIE50PA Ori5llLLrUNC5J tvANivnuiNo NAinvuLeTtm I NASHVILLE CHATTANOOGA AND ST LOUIS RAILWAY 1SLECPINQ Between NaMhvillo nnd Chattanooga Atlanta Augusta Jackson vlllo Knoxvlllo Asheville Wash lhmliadelpiila1NowJackson Memphis Little Itoekvffi Toxarknnn Sherman Waco Dallas x and Fort Worth s Palace Day Coaches on all Traiiiis 1 J Information pertaining to TICKETS ROUTES RATES KTQ Will bo chnorfully furnished S upon application to Ticket AgunU or totA J WKIXHI Division Passenger Agent Memphis v J H LATIMKH Houtliiiastorn Pass itngcr Agitnt Atlanta On DJMiniANKYXortlipastorn PHRH AgtIJU W Fourth Kreot ChIchi miMi Oho J It V Vow AlllHN estOVml insserigr- 4gaIIt Hooin fro Hallway louillinmutI aks Mo nngor Agent Jtoomi28 Marnuctt 4J eager Agt Chattanooga Tonnv jW L DANLEY 00111 lass amid Ticket A t NABHVIMH TuNxr tT Ciillil Slick raid In lerslii rei t i 110000 uooomaM COMMENCED BUSINESS IN lidrr JNO G MORTON BAN J It1 The idtinmti of a bnl iccoonl 511 iJ1 nanxioai II U not la builnii ma- C tie ialklntth7 know all aboalditbut So Iarled muse wads esmnsis 4iv and to women Tbtssaltyifmh tIncCbonl odeacb of your own pttlf aqua V tlnio moo II easy to spend assail saint wbtn you hive a lift tOm la Wj yoor pocatL rMADISONVILLE KENTUCKY Y Illinois Central It- ANNOUNCIMENTS It 1 I 1Central now lOUltISTnlIIloolt sad Kill coutuntil Sep liSpIIaaa dallr untie la Si LoDI Cblcaia Cincinnati sad Loulirlil enable ent to reacb quickip sod qWhila 1orrrollaA new uigt edition eniuriy Southern rewrlUen and 111011 hell ndeondiilonsbromu bidowu 10 dlle Df lb entrI HomWeekersuehllUaldlbl j a dpmpblescoamsiaslsnuubrI uutuu now protpcrouilr locatad on lbs Ilia of lbs Illlnoli Cenlial Kallroad In the Slatet dl Keniucky Tenneasce Mt Uilpland Loaltana lad alto a detailed wrllaiipol Ibi 101101IIIIfarm ibis parnpblei will lurnl H reliable Inlotma lion concerning Ibo moss acrettltile sod pioneer DUI portion of ilia South rreecoplaacanbenad l r applln lo lbe 05111 ot the nnderilined Tickets sad full iofonnailon at 01111110 conectlon with llie above can be bail ol spats ol Ibe Central and eonnecllnt lines I 0 Hsich DIv Pass jifil Cincinnati John A Scott Olr Pass AnlallciWm Murrir Olr Put Aint New Oiltani AM Hinnn OP L WA Ktlload A QP A CMcige Lailutlli 1 IF You Are Going North If You Are Going South If You Aro Going East If You Are Going lVesrPUMCHASC TICKET VIP THC 1- w1 JLOUISVIIIC 4 NASHVILIC B H AND so tccuno The Maximum of Safety The Maximum of Speed Tho Maximum of Comfort The Minimum of Rates JlateJ Time sad nit other InformatIon wilt ke cheerfully furnished h7- CPATWOR a p A Oft 7 IooMvitu lz- vw W ETHRIDGE AGENT j T JOB WORK Will receive prompt attention at this office Estimates furnished upon application Louisville Elks cleaned up a profit of over 21000 on their treet lair rewarllwhlchthepu organization S I 1 f a I s fj jI a 1ilr iJ w of rI1tt J iff 1- 1i jtr r1 JJNr t ii1a iot 15- S 1It S lIi4 Ii II ci- ha a 4 r l zr u S oci I I JII IJ 1 t- F 1 J f I J r14 rvJ 7 7FvWYV 1 WHAT NEXT GOEBELITES DESPERATE JUNES THEY LEAVE COEBEL OFFICIALSAilWILL BE tROBBLEA DANGEROUS OtlA Missouri Woman Sues For J d go N unn DecI sI on RuI- ommonwea e NextBegins a Medlngat adlsonvllIe nevs H aI e EIgI n an d eas I C k- u neoFlings OffOver the DukcOoebel C IlhAttomey IfoweII 0f Republlcan Nominee Sunday Ministers Take the Stump Vho fnfefc SVrOmf hnfgrkf Thinks i rbu H arvoy Tlf IJU tChrIsUan CounYI1h lSamtT tAn mce hYIUAI mrsSaflhLungerwaI iWHiA Ram lllUlft tJe allot 4 1rrui M tf 1Jf7 t ojX l J t y t I a- I t 1 Jo 4 4 f Ii j T TENTH YEAR EARLINGTON HOPKINS COUNTY KENTUCKY THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1899 SUPPLEMENT NO F BRADLEYS PLEA For Taylor and the Entiro Bo publican Ticket OUR GOVERNOR IN AOTION Ho Urges All Lovers of Liberty to Work Harmoniously i SHOWS UP VILE GOEBEL LAW And Defends His Administration From Vicious Democratic Attack DEFINE TIlE NEGRO QUESTION ThIs frejnnt In lit First tits Admlu laltallon In Itreognlf In the DtrT Inn sf11 Intelligent Colored CitltCn lCr nn Kntltld In Aliltt In lh Afflr of IarnmnI1uas of the hour Kibnaulrolr ItcvUnril In Illntlne AdilrMi br Knlicky Chi f RircvtUe The Auditorium In Louisville with a seating capacity of 4000 was densely crowded on the night of the 19th to hear Governor Bradley mako his ini tial speech In this campaign Ho de fended his administration from the at tacks made upon It In the Democratic platform and press denounced tho Goebcl law and urged all lovers of ritxrty In this time of danger to their rights as freemen to lay aside personal feeling and partisan prejudices and rote for Taylor and tho Republican ticket the Immense outburst of op plauso which greeted this passage and this mention of Taylors name showed how near Governor Dradlcy bad came to the popular heart The governor troa in excellent vein and held bli 1m GOVERNOR w o imADLEY- tncnso audlcnco and their close attention for two hours and his speech was I triumphantvlndlcatlon of Republican rule Applause waa so frequent and hearty that tie bad Several times to ask the people to restrain their enthusiasm and give Mm more time to talk Ills full speech would nil nearly our wholo paper and we give only the principal pirs3E9 Introduced by Judge Wheeler McGco In a short and appropriate address ho began as follow For the first time In my experience It ban become necessary In a state campaign for the Democratic party to Import distinguished leaders from other states These distinguished strangers I believe have almost with out exception admitted their Ignorance so far an state Issues are concern ed and yet they are here to teach tho- people how to vote Have they como- to supply the aching void that exists- because Carlisle Lindsay Dreckln ridge Dronston Uuckner Durham DIckerson nnd a host of other Demo crats whose names wore once towers of strength refuse to lift their voices- la advocacy of the Louisville ticket Or como to break the force- of tho speeches of those emtuent leaders Drown Bronston Adams Sweeney Hallam ad others and the eloquent pllenco of Watt Hflrdln In opposition to the Louisville ticket What la all time calamity hOWling on- earth worth when you nro confronted- with the physical facts that the rato- of Interest Is lower than ever before that work shops and manufactories are- unable tQ manufacture sufficient goods- to supply the demand and are fille4- fUh who were turned Adrift under Democratic administra at their old and in many instances Increased wages that our sales abroad are mapy mil Ions more- than ever before that we havo neatly EO per cent more gold and more thaI- Sj per capita In money In circulation than wo when Mr Bryan was nominated that we bavo- passed through a successful war with- Spain without disturbing the financial standard that the farmer are obtain- Ing good prices for all their stock and- procJuco and that all the dire prophe by freo silver orators in 1896 have long since vanished Neither will I weary your pationce- dlscusslnt tho grefrt eastern problem for I am at this time much more Int rested In the freedom of Itentuckllnl- tbnn tho freedom of tho Filipinos In view of the assaults have been made upon tho administration and especially upon the governgr b wow uuiiizcr =and the presJ and speakers avocatIng the will not bo considered Improper that I should say II word In reply Crr of Palllleil IhnrlMff Now and then some political Phari SCOt with eyes turned toward heaven thanking ODd that he la not like other men by the way It a source of profound thankfulness to other men as well Anything better than another Republican administration One unacquainted with tho facts would suppose that the Repub licans had looted tho treasury and trampled upon tho rights of tho peo pleAt tho outset these gentlemen might be reminded that It is not disreputable ror any man to liavo principles and dare to maintain them Among the Republicans of are men who In point of Intelligence pa triotism culture cue will compare with any who belong to nny other In this state Terms of reproach should not bo employed by the Kentuckian against his brother We sprang from n common ancestry Sldn by side our kindred have bled and tiled upon the battlefield Side by side they have made our splendid history Their dust Is mingled with one common soil Their glorious deeds ore one common heritage Monuments to their memory havo all tho people Cursed be tho man paralyzed his tongue and withered his hand on account of partisan reeling wouid forget tho decent respect ho owes to his fellowman If tho Republicans have been un faithful stewards turn them out of power but In the name of fairness let tho charge bo manifested by proof rather than by abuse It on tho other hand the Repub licans have given a better administra tion than their predecessors then you owo it to tho state and to endorse their conduct of public affairs You are gravely told Demo cratic platform a Republican governor has vetoed Democratic legis lation favorable to tho Interests of tho people and hostile to the oppressions and extortions of This Is a serious charge and I hero and now say was made without tho slightest foundation of truth There was never a moment In my life that my sympathies did not go out to tho people as against any oppression- or organized wealth Having during tho years of my young manhood struggled with poverty It would be Im for mo to turn n deaf car to the appeals of or to refuse a helping hand to those who hampered by pov erty are fighting the great battlo of life Hut while this Is true I have never been Inspired with the principle- of tho soldier who during tho war Inquired of a comradt vhethor he had dollar and being answered In the affirmative exclaimed Set right down here lets ploy for who shall have ItI have never believed that tho cor porations should be allowed to plun der or take one cent from the people nor have I ever believed that the people should plunder or unjustly take ono cent from tho corporations Corporations havo rendered the present splendid position of this country among the nations of the world They have constructed rail roads and steamboat lines erected manufactories and developed mines thereby clvlng employment to millions of they have tho farmer to reach markets in this and other countries which otherwise were inaccessible they havo helped to build the ships and equip and clothe the soldiers and seamen who have won the most crfaltcd ltlon In all his tory they have conferred countless blessings on this nation and assisted In making It the richest and must pro gresslve of the civilized world That they have In many Instances oppressed people can not be ques tioned That they have In many In etances been generous and fair Is equally true Now how are these oppressions to be remedied Aro they by requiring corporations to transport goods without compensation or with out Qt least collecting reasonable rRteaTAro they to be regulated by senseless clamor and abuse and by ar raying the corporations and the peo plo against Not IJmlnei Methoiln Dy no means These are not the methods by which wo aro governed In the business affairs of life The only correct remedy Is to be found In tho passage and enforcement of laws wnlch while they protect corporations in every right will punish them for every wrong They should pay the same rate of taxes upon their property and bear tho samo burdens as the peo pie I view with alarm tho aggrcga lion of trusts But safety at least may always betound In the people who to prevent any harm must and will see to it that such laws are enacted as will prevent any invasion and protect them In tho enjoyment of their rights AU citizens and corporations should be compelled by tho law to tho rights of each other The passage of unjust and unconstitutional laws which prevent a fair and full hearing to all engenders a bitter feeling and ends In a victory the corporations It one bait the earn CIItnes8 and zen I employed In clamor and abuso were bestowed upon the passage and enforcement of Just laws there be but little complaint of inequality Tho charge made against tho goy irnor for vetoing legislation In tho in terest of the people and to organized wealth Is attempted to be proved by citing tho McChord bill and the fellow servants bill to each of which I will briefly call The McChord 11111 After showing In n strong legal argu ment that If ho had not vetoed tho lie Lchord bill tho courts would foavo de clared V unconstitutional ho pro reededThe whole effect of the Nebraska case Is that tho McChord bill was un constitutional but notwithstanding this the governor who In the dls cargo of a sworn duty vetoed It is to be condemned because bo did not allow It to become a law and thus after litigants were put to great ex pense annoyance and damage afford Its the privilege ot seeing I It 4ieregardej andcQqdzpn by the nlgne8t court m me ana Toe veto did not assume that the roads were wluout remedy but stated that they could not be deprived of coming into a court of equity to stay tho hands of tho commission But It was contended that tho 111 Itself should havo afforded relief rather than force litigants to re sort to courts Independent of its provisions for constitutional protection That bill placed In tho absolute and arbitrary control of threo commissioners not required to bo lawyers or experts not only tho Interests of all tho railroads In this commonwealth but tho Interests of thousands of their em ployes tho Interests of tho mines and mills with all their employes tho Interests of every farmer and merchant who goods grain or supplies and tho Interests of every citizen who took passage upon tho trains Those three men were not restrained In any way If they through prejudice or corruption fixed such rates as wouldI ruinous to the roads there was no appeal If they saw fit to strike down tho railroad Interests and classes named tho act provided no relief If on tho other hand they corruptly bar gained with the roads and established such rates as would destroy tho people still there was no avenue of relief af forded by tho bill It Is Idle to say that tho protection of tho courts might havo been Invoked by equitable proceedings or Injunction This Is a strange argument coming from tho followers of Mr Bryan who in their national platform of 189G de nounced governTnent by Injunction as a new and dangerous form of oppression and who endorsed that ut terance In the late platform ot Louis villeWhy was not the McChord bill made just by providing a way in which all rights might bo guarded without corn pelling tho complainant to resort to outside remedies by appealing to fed era courts for protection under the constitution of the United States Tho admission that equity alone could relieve one from the unjust oper ntton of tho bill Is tho most conclu sive argument that it should not havo become a law But this bill was vetoed for another reason It will bo observed that the penalties Inflicted by It are a fine of not less than 500 nor more than 1000 for tho first offense not less than 500 nor more than 2000 for the second offense and not less than 15000 upon a third and succeeding conviction SUIentuckyor exam ination of sections 213 214 21C of tho constitution of Kentucky show that any discrimination of preference Is prohibited and section 217 of that in strument provides as a punishment for such offense a forfeiture of the charter In other words tho old law proscribes a penalty different to that pre scribed In the constitution and the McChord bill Is open to tim same objection That tho legislature has no right to override the plain provisions ot tho constitution by substituting a punishment other than that fixed by that Instrument can not and will not questionedWithin than four months after tho veto was signed tho Kentucky court of appeals In Louisville and Nashville Railway company versus Commonwealth 20 Kentucky Law Re porter 1101 after calling attention to tho difference In penalties pro scribed In the old law which are the same as those In tho McChord bill and the constitution as well as differences between the consUtution and other sections of tho statute held that in so far as conflict the statute was unconstitutional and void Had tho McChord bill passed over the veto tho court would have been compelled to declare it void to the respectSobeen gul ty ot the unpardonable sin of vetoing n bill decided to have been vlolatlvo of both the national and state constitutionsAfter the provisions of the FellowServants bill for tbo veto of which be had been criticised and legal decisions showing its unconstitution alI ty the governor said Had this bill become a law It would have proven injurious Instead of ben eficial to thoso claiming Its benefits The employe would have gone to trou blo and expense of litigation only to have his case thrown out of court be cause of the unconstitutionality of tho law under which It had been Instituted Stat Inilltntloni Tho governor then mve a careful anil comprehensive statement of the operations of tho penitentiaries and tho charitable Institutions under Republican administration as compared with similar periods under Democratic admlnlstatlon nnd showed by Incon testable official facts and figures that they had never been managed at less cost or with more efficiency than un der Republican administration and that they were all in bettor condition than they had over been In regard to houses of reform ho said For nearly 100 years be It said to the shamo of the commonwealth Ken tucky failed to provide a place for her juvenile offenders For nearly 100 years children were confined with old und hardened criminals We can not estimate tho terrible effects of such a systemIt for a Republican gover nor to urge the erection of houses of reform and under a Republican ad ministration with the able and earnest assistance of Senator Bronston and kindly cooperation of some noble wo men who freely gave their services to the cause of humanity a statute was enacted providing for such buildings and on the 1st day of November next this Institution will be open to receive tho wayward children of the state The School anil State Finance Tho governor explained how owing to the operations of law and tho fail- Ing oft In assessments during the Democratic hard times the school per capita had been lens than in 1895 When the Democrats put It at 280 for campaign purposes However tne per capita for this year Is 270 and then ho continued Owing to the bank lax decision of the United States RiinrniTin court hnrn was Included In this estimate only 90000 taxes to be derived from state banks tho national hank taxes being omitted In this way there was omit ted from the estimate 39000 collected last year from national banks Had this amount been Included and had the Republicans for campaign pur poses overestimated tho revenue for for 1899 by 119528 as our predeces capItaMmmcement of the PlnnncrB genI speaking of tho sinking fund said Were tho entire Indebtedness of the commonwealth liquidated there would still remain to the credit of the sink- Ing fund 7926438 From It deducted tlw depreciation of the turnIpike stocks and to It must bo added appreciation of bank stocks over their par value I have not the data to make this calculation It maybe safe ly assumed that after tho extinguish ment of the entire Indebtedness of the commonwealth several millions would sinkingfundIn addition to this ho states that the government of the United States then owed tile state on Its war debt 1468937 Thin amount has since been paM nut when the Republican adminis tration carne Into power Jan 6 1896 It found that nearly all these millions had been dissipated and the balance of the sinking fund remaining was only 813280 Notwithstanding this fact aside fiom educational bonds amounting to 2312596 the state was in debt 071394 of old Indebtedness besides outstanding warrants of 241051 and claims led In the aud- Itors clfice upon which warrants had not been Issued amounting to 258 832 while there was In the treasury only J1D37S2 In r ar words th state aside from educational bond was then In debt beyond Its means payment out of the treasury 101714 nvrn counting the resources of tho sinking fund the state after exhaust- Ing every awat owed a balance of 203 8C5 And In order to produce this show been during the fiscal up to December 1S9G Iears189234 the sinking fund revenue proper with ot transfer 1124 8Gnot one dollar of which had been repaid Not only dill the state owo the amounts on warrants Issued and claims field on whlih warrants had not been Issued but claims continued to pour In on the old Indebtedness and current expenses wblflf could not be met by reason of the Impoverished condition of the treasury until tho whole amount of warrants Issued ag gregated 1T17534 For eight months before our predecessors went out of office they were unable to pay all the current expenses and tho people were compelled to dis count their claims with the brokers stntelThistake such action under Democratic ruleIn 1896 the Republican houso passed a bill to remedy this evil but the Dem ocratic senate failed to concur and thus the creditors of tho state were postponed another year lint being able no longer to resist the popular demand at the called session In May 1897 three bills were passed one providing for the Issue of 1500000 of bonds one authorizing tho issual of warrants hearing C per cent Interest for the residue of old Indebt edness extending to May 8 1897 nnd another raising tho tax rate 10 cents on tho 100 to pay the warrants au thorized with their Interest No part of thla 10cenf tax went to the payment of current expenses but the He publlcano have experienced no Incon venience In running tho state govern ment and promptly paying all claims on tho old rntn tax of 421fJ cents which proved DO to the expenses of their Democratic predeces mrs And nulwIlhstahdlnB this Increased rate of taxation was rendered ncccs snry by Democratic wastefulness and Incolnpetency tho Democratic plat form pross and speakers arraign the Republican administration for tho In crease During all this tirade of abuse however they have forgotten to tell you that nil three of tho hills were supported unanimously by the Demo crats In both houses Including the present candidate for governor It It was wrong to Increase the rate of tax ation they are equally guilty with tho Republicans should not quarrel with tho Republicans for assisting thorn In paying their debts promptlyIssuedper cent Interest payable comlannu ally and fell duo in tho short period of 10 years were sold In open market for 747 per cent premium tho largest price over received for any state bonds Union except those of the stcto of New York tblsltile same amount of bonds with tho camo Interest and duo In 20 years for which they were enabled to obtain inly 2 per cent premium Hut to crown nil this splendid rec end I call your attention to the state ment of Auditor Stone showing thatI after tho revenues of 1899 shall havo been collected on the 6th day of Jan uary 1000 every cent that the Repub henna borrowed from tho sinking fund will bo repaid every ono of the Inter esUbearlngwarrants will bo redeemed the current expenses of tho state paid and there will bo a sufficiency of won ey In tho olnklng fund added to Its re nourccs to pay the 5CO000 of bonds issued by this administration together with tho 500000 of bonds Issued by I tho Democrats In 1S95- IHW antI Onlcr iIn response to the charge made In i Democratic platform that the Re publican administration was unable to I enforce law ami order In Kentucky the I governor gave some historical facts r about disonloils and mobs in me state showed how he had used all the powers tho law gave him and how an obstruct Ire Democratic legislature had refused to glvo him tho necessary powers he asked for Ho had sent troops whenI ever they were asked for and ho vindi rated Ws octlon In ceiling troops toIFrankfort during the legislative see aba of 189G MkcMIaneoni The governor took credit fOr secur ing a monument to tho Kentucky solIdlcrs at Ohlckamauga which a Demo cratic administration had neglected to do He made sonic fun about the bicycle bill and the doubleheader bill and he showed how a Democratic son ate and a Democratic legislature In stead of helping to better the affairs of the state had deliberately hamper ed and obstructed hIs efforts In that direction Speaking of the negroes he said She Nlro Tho present Is the first state admin- Istration to recognize In the deserving and Intelligent negro a person entitled governmentYoudoctors in tho lunatic asylums Some times our Democratic friends become confused In one breath they will at tempt to the negro that they are his friends and that in them alone can he hope for political salvation and In tho next will attempt to play on the prejudice of the whites by telling them of tho horrible outrage that has neJTodoctorsnppolntedHeand although there are a number of Democratic commissioners of that in stitution I have heard no concerning him but bo It credit of race on the complnlntI have heard nothing but the vorable reports He has of tho negro wards and no supervision I of tho vhlte patients There was not a sufficient number of negroes In the other asylums to justify tho appointment of a negro physician It there i had been there would havo been one appointed at each to take charge of On tho agricultural board the most Important In tho state there was appointed another reputable and Intelligent negro whose services have been of tho greatest Importance to his race and who has sensibly and honorably discharged every duty There theIand every duty Thero was yet another appoint ed lumber at the penitentiary and he honestly and efllciently discharged his duties These four men Porter Harper Underwood and Robb havo demonstrated under Republican rule that their race may bo trusted In the performance ot official duties Before tho negroes voto against the Republicans It would be well to ask themselves the Questionwhen wero they over recognized by n Democratic administration In Kentucky Under Republican rulo their rights have been protected In tho most sub stantial way and It has been demonstrated that a safely 1111 nny member of nelO1may black mob that cornea to take his life or drive him from his home During the civil war the white men of the south left their homes In charge of their negro slaves nnd marched away to fight In order to perpetuate that slavery And yet there Is no record of a single Instance when tho negro failed to protect tho homes tho wives and the children of his master For 27 years after that war had end ed there was no separate coach Mil on tho statute books but In 1S92 the Democratic party of Kentucky enacted such a measure and now under tho decision of the supreme court of the United States a Kentucky negro can not ride from point to point In tho state except In a Jimcrow car while a negro from any other stato In the Union may pass across tho state in a palaco Pullman Under this law it matters not how degraded a whlto man may be he Is entitled to sit wherever ho chooses A Republican governor recommended the repeal of this law and tho enactment of n statute which would rent every Individual according to decency character nail conduct instead of color How many of the Dem ocratic candidates who now ask your assistance voted or offered to sustain him In that recommendation Not one And yet these gentlemen tell you they aro your friends Instead of rec ognizing tho difference between n rep utablo negro who Is trying to make n good citizen and ono who Is degraded and worthless t hoy would herd you together Indiscriminately and rather than encourage humiliate the better classI never been ashamed of being tho friend of the negro and have never had one of that race betray or stab mo In tho back which Is moro than I can say of tho whites I havo never been afraid of tho bugbear cf SOCIAL EQUALITY and have never had a negro to undertake to force himself upon my company I have felt that tho white man with all his advantages of wealth education and social position could well afford to assist an unfortunate race which for so long was in darkness and slav ery to reach by good conduct the broad piano of citizenship In order that they may become of value to themselves and their country In tho namo of Justice In the namo of humanity and by tho blood of tho brave and patriotic negroes shell In defense of the hag I plead tonight for moro kindness and more Justice to tho negroes of Kentucky This Gocbel Election Law But the governor Is also arraigned for vetoing the ELECTION lULL That bill Is claimed to havo been passed In tho Interest of fair elections nnd so urgent was time necessity for its taking effect immediately although tho election was nearly nine months In tho future an emergency clause was Inserted as stated because of tho frauds that aro NOW perpetrated In election In thU ccuuaaawuu u C Tnt eafrg ncy was not declared be x perpetraicdIffi113 V liable to be committed In the 1I11 a t II ill not authorize an fC vjjTiy tntas lrauso there was r time after thrsn mOths before x imedTtit beforeitsV rmLfp cf the state board Mr Orr allowingtIme 4 limit the frlemla of the bill were unwll ling to risk the people and defeated the amendment We will see further f along whether there was any reason why the people should not have fully i fairly chosen these officers at JbeL November election 1898 iIn order to arrive at the purpose otWa law we should carefully consider Its provisions In connection with the evil It proposes to remedy Hero the governor went into dotaUaV 1 whloh showed that Bryans gain in s Kentucky was greater than McKlnley gain In 1896 in regard to which ha 2 had heretofore published figures ahow r ing that It there was any fraud In Kea 1 tucky it was In the First and SecosdY3 districts Instead of tho Eleventh T jN Tim Old Law J Tho governor continued xiJ Under the old law the county judge equallyfromera When the returns came In they Jj vcro not counted by tho Judge alone J but tho sheriff nnd county clerk were also members of tho board and this board made returns to tho state board from which they derived no authority and to which they owed no responsi opportunityfor 4 pendently of each other to engage in conspiracyFor had been in operation in Kentucky and during all 1 that time had worked In the main sat Isfactorlly But It Is claimed that the election t law has been sanctioned by tbeau 3premo court of appeals It must not bt H forgotten that of tho of that court declared the law uneol11 Etltutlonal and the other four declared if to tile contraryoNE MAJORITY j Nor must it bo forgotten that In the i j majority opinion tho court said that it was time established doctrine that the Judiciary can not pronounce a state unconstitutional and void be causo It may In tho opinion of the court be Impolitic unjust oropprea slvo or because It appears to violate what may be deemed fundamental prin ciples or what is called the genius and spirit of our Institutions I will not attempt to argue the un constitutionality of tho measure for my views have long since been made public by veto and on that I am willing to abide tho final result I do not fear that the people of Ken tucky will bo deprived of their moat priceless privilege Kentuckians were v not cowards In the days when thaI smoko of the wigwam ascended toy heaven and the crack of time rifle broke j tho stillness of the forest They were not without courage when they met tho flower of the British army at New Orleans and drove them from the fair soil which they essayed to invade They were not without courage when amidst the mountain passes of Mexico they upheld time nations flag and car ned it to victory They were not with out courage during the civil war whea man to man and breast to breast the blue and gray struggled to maintain principles for which they offered up their lives They were not cowards when on land and sea they fought to relieve tho starving and downtrodden people of Cuba from a cruel oppression of n brutal and arrogant foe And shall It be said that a people who have been courageous In the de tense not of their homes alone butt ot thoso of the stranger Inspired he recollection of their ancestors anti standing within sight of the homes of their living and the graves of their dead will prove recreant should the citadel of their liberties be attacked f No a thousand times no No Time for Dlutotlon As long as the election law remains on tho statute books It Is a menace to human liberty This Is no time for dissension among Republicans It matters not whether wrongs have been Inflicted or Injuries received lie who In such an hour would parade his per l sonal grievances is not worthy th namo of a man Men are nothing Today they aretomorrow they are not But the principles they represent will live as long as liberty has a home or Republican- Ism a friend Indeed at such a time party ties should bo thrown asldo and forgotten The gallant Democrats whobave rallied to the standard of John Young Browns the Populists and PrlhlbltlonlsU have all denounced the measure To them- I would say COME OVER AND HELP VS Let us all stand together give Taylor and the whole Repub land ticket a majority that can not counted out Let no man be elect the legislature who is not In fa i vor of repealing that law And after freoIrailroads prohibition and many other points upon which dlfferonces are en tertained Let us first settle the ques tion that each shall cast his and kayo It counted for It Is useless to die cuss questions upon which a fair ballot may not bo Let the Republicans In the great contest that lies before thorn tThey have every reason to be proud of the record they have mado in Ken tucky let them press onward and upward until the victory for free coy ernment U won and their banners float in triumph from every hill top of the commonwealth DrBu1JCOUCH 1 Cures Hoarseness and Soro Throat It Is tho best remedy for stubborn col Small doses Price 25 cents at druggists i tCir iif3ii U i 26i oo loooonrIS AS cae J Ii gf i i Itlio nenr tne hav 1rcceNod1trrom brnslcn nud Itour Hilly Bryan would organIzatIon IS to Jif oil of bad cohie It has cured of only turn to nmd fit tho corn to patontgood Idea may byWArutANTEDB 5tit attacks of pnimumommla it imarremit Instondof mnldng1lo1lUcnl Mouoy Address TUB The secured oure it ho bo of imommio use I to l Tm T IhooUD Ualtlmoro 11d DUOVEt Cp8llanll bought tore crou kin Powdernoithrsrrnhel Bartlo a clerk in the WashIng at Pro Dopart neJ1tBlnce SIG aUll thoiuul4aaJItbaof the tPllU died Mon Mortonll Ollp UIO ICing St Jot A Simmons Lirer Medicine a keeptr Housework Is Hard Work Without It OharlolhIheh nerves and Invigorate their saten tiny IfI 4 r itoJ 1 L r 1 1 injunction Y7J fJ4VklI against I Z I unpopular 4 by Judge artIsan It was toACTS GENTLY ON THE l iKIDNEYS LIVER tromntIilsI AND BOWELS THE 5VSTEMie name 7 oil the ecEFFECTUALIXa very EL p fIEPstappeal1v IATION I 111 be jrPERMANENTLY IoI oath ITS sQIEICIAL BUY THE GtMVINLMFO 6X bltcansLgraee 1N yl and 4J- Ct trI1I C5J65 J ftt M ft- 1tiKodaks leasedSMI ilph is will be be Pop I do awaywith cumber 2 twalka Rob some plateholders platesHofluid he and bothersome dark in the jratlonitly slides lainJust turn a Key Al Xodici UH eec llghtprof 61rD cuuiigei ililcentwblcb wd h but ouncM where plaIce wlgtm and ew be loaded In UTUght Seven do not 1- C tylcsuieCithCrplatCIOr5tW York Kodaks 500 to 3500 EASTMAN KODAK CO evfkys0Cuester N Y I ooOOOOaV hp Dictionary J Succtuor Qfthf VnabrUyttl 1hOno Great Standard Authority lo wifrIon1Jnrwermusucul sipriueVotIrLI I I d fJ ILflolIthUISi114 i4uvr Ifcurt all the Mat PIl v I tniM onrlandoPar4 IIllllit1l1 tbUuibOkI k4 r work1r0 j commendedT ut XitMrlnltnilniU 1 a l I ilMiUjHMllli tlorC ahno1 wlihout lIumb- erJuvulunblev of 1 In Ura hniiMliolj and to Ui UHditr acholKr I leulonal man Mil tdurator JIUU nt Olt appllcaiolt go GaCIIcrrloDCopubUaber 9 Springfield BIOBf 1i CAUTION Do not b 4ln4 In Is = lhfoulled WetMUf Dlctlen rl fnthenllo brtdpn i U of WtUUrt liitrflatlnnhl rr ID virtoni Hut beer our rulemain on cow uibown la 115 cull I 7i 01 tI thjIP I THOS Manmmtacturerct- h B YOUNG High Grads i Boots and Shoes I t iEesrljngton PCy wish to state to the general J I public that owing to the demand for new work as well as all classes of repair work I have pro cured the services of a firstclassp i shoemaker from Evansville and Igam now prepared to do all work on notice All I I work guaranteed to fit and give Itr satisfaction41Ii uinSini itIch nil drtInn n- w I 1ltaa our fOI 0- I jcrtInI ID pItoiIab- II Commllnl uoMpiztctiom5dentI OD 1el8II1- 1rea I I penS D fur scvrtl1JItSlL- I lLenma Isien Ihrnugh rII tp laifW lM without iinIe Scientific flmerkatu ilIutritM wieSly LircaI ei- I I A bIj510me17 Tr 53- I 4- II cvlatlon of soy stentISO JurTlI 1 UNjCo3e1Broad1mNeWYU1 Ik1wA NISBET President O W WADDILL Cashier HOPKINS COU- NTYfrBANK I MADISONVILLE KY I 0PftICE80ct8iLuuoYueM3Tranenets a general banking bust account of themat oo a ness 4aSSW iISiioitt citizens of Hopkins and adjoining 11 UM u iu114sstuUeflea the finest and most secure AaIlI1CA AOGtI In this section of Kentucky L a4 l I a otoCommon ShI1PI n slck trick Ji Hcnso cg1It is az III W1nf rOVERNOR COL ADD YOUNG ON COEBEL f LfIe 3ee Goodregulate BRADLEYJ AlTCSt t 1 tt t f rIJHr i Will Make May Not Have Sucha Ckar Cofl3CCnceJ5CTLfTiLiTTT + OL1 prescrlbo sIrnto nro to eat for Jllat Snla Clle or punor Twcnty 1 T rPAUL M MOORE Editor and Marnigebreakfast II A j r IIIm1I t 1 OOEllfI QBE PUBLISHING COMPANYcortain rienBhip IITnlrred the Peslome St EltIItltl ho t mnllcrtho railroaflEi I convict N4SUBSCRIPTION HATES hnve said i lay that itJN 1SII== and Nemp THURSDAY NOVEMBER 2 1899 for Qoobolfl TuE 1cl 4 duty Cahiliv Wcrs J our hag quircmcur quiromoiij Mt until the shall bo il t4 I foot of t REPUBLICAN TICIETo o Afi will limit OOolnorthe BOVCI W S TAYLOR States llilwtukIorJOHN MARSHALL Of Louisville DnIJ1 j For Secrotarv of brothCALEB JOWEitSiiOf 10 Coin nrdenlf Of Hopkins County grotuflw I Countyt cause oftTreasurery election c nouncedJij Btrnctlon Republic onlyibFJr Commlflslouer or Agriculture fi CAPT J W THROOKMOir 1011511 fJ countedI 1 BEN T ROBINSON science i tho major Qoiuir1 has put tho character TIlE foJ fllAnn4tlid Louisville and NashvIlloroi er bl JhoI tlidfrailroad votetograi1tBiimsii losses in Africa in the of tilt Mf of Sa tu frtthonIiiP1l11111iIiOSing There is not in this fact nml hand muqji consolation for the critic JLtSof tho i toSpanishAmericanlies nnd hr4I l fj William Uolclup Goebcl in a JUiclfl t t4 speechitt Phoenix Hill Park mnkiSI 1 Louisville Friday night for Wl staiidiiig4Kciitucky ir warned is forearmed and rob district 1 ocry wont go this tiiiieil1itmany ext iOAN a man take firo into his ty rnStOlid for Goebel and force and the narnfLfraud and his conscience and 1rvlrl BOiisiIiiIitieijotbo benumbed mul for repri I prepared for participation in t Uwso t lings that are commonly countytl denonunated Goobelism the liallq ih tofroad men on a par with convicts tho flet wrobs them of tho right to hold strcngthMif oven the lowest of ropresonta Populist JK five offices councilman or nlderii X p man Will tho thinking 1 road men of Kentucky voto for a publican ijtman who classes then thus with Hnirs ui 1 I criminals and his a s efficientl RAIMIOAU men who vote for Of Kentu 1matotmnnhoOll r second class gives The cred 1 iJJthat3 frOlll1l11ani has put tho railroad mans char I 14actero Now the cash balance in the the Goo f national treasury is about 2J ponents 040000 antI tho gold reserve onlyJ3Jt 251000000 What a contrast with TI i itim stnto ofthc rttiidfsentlyexpenses have boon and aro paid rightWIll wipe frcVf tdoiig tim last 4 = ztli truo 1Coik fNsuggcstioii ofa I- Uiision E = X connection with tho namo of Aladisonv Judgo Clifton J Pratt during TiElJKK is nhis term as circuit judge But coumilmanicfrom the mutterings that como yUle Both tiW1r up from Oaldwell county it looks of excellent m1 tf J ns if J80rattf MIPC880P to H Bis the friouthat not bo able virtual member J C to transmit to posterity public Tho voters of Mrecord BO free of tho charge of able to determine 11 mrtisllnship = the caso as between t A iuiri MiKit I wrJ tiets riii Dim llosirf I p conciII 5 sihlvIlrt IeI0 which appea- Wo are Informed that Mr tloobol IIOWB colullus of our 11clectedIrohlbitlnfedoubloJomlorH This Jl published solely exce as t a 0k Slcp il 5th- 1 fIIAT SCHOOlBOOK JOB J How the People Were to Be I Worked by the Gang i i SpASenator Nronston Exposes the Whole r Nefarious SehelnOM HE SUBMITS AN ARRAY OF FACTS Chlnn Hill It AinrnilinenU and tho- Snlxtltula Under the Clare or J the Searchlight of Truth r Sumo TenTain Carr i ipnniUnct f Senator Bronston submits to tho voters of Kentucky an array of facts concerning the noted schoolbook ques tion The Chlnn bill and Its handling by tho legIslature and the substitutes offered aro lucidly touched upon and Porno telltale correspondence attach ed Honest persons of all parties Should read nnd see for themselves how tho taxpayers of this state were to have been worked by a most shameful Intrigue Says Mr Dron stan r Tho Chlnn schoolbook bill has been by many misunderstood It Is claimed by tho advocates of the measure thatI l the purpose of tho bill Is to rid tho I commonwealth of the burden of high textbooks Imposed by the book trust 4 and give to the people of the commonwealth j cheap books of equal merit thereby saving to each parent an aver I ago of about 5 It Is further claimed that this cheapening of the price oftbooks can only be attained by the oct provisions of that particular bill wherein uniformity Is sought by fixing r tho maximum price ot tho books to bo 4 taught nnd authorizing a cGmmIasIonb t appointed by the governor surrender and salo of all books now I outstanding and the use of such new books as that board may select at prices fixed by them In all the com mon schools of the commonwealth At the last session of tho general assembly j when this bill was under dis cussion there was not a member of tho general assembly nor do I believe there was then or Is there now a cltl en of tho commonwealth who wouldU L not like to procure the tho children of the common schools as cheap as they can be obtained In tho market The difference originally was as to tho best plan to be adopted by which tho result could be attained Early In the session Senator Crenshaw from Christian county a Populist In polItics but an educated thoughtful fairminded gentleman Introduced a bill into the senate carefully prepared and fixed therein the maximum prices of tho books used In the common schools He stated that he had com l pared carefully tbo lists In the varI- ous states in the Union Including those who had the state system and county system as well as those whobpublished their own books and daily the state of Indiana about which so much Is now being said and that i he had fixed the maximum prices fair ly and liberally titata or County t I T1e senate was so much impressed by tho statement of this distinguished C admit thtingable the question reserved for discus t sion was simply whether In view oftthe present condition of the school tem In Kentucky many cities having established by private taxation grad ed schools at great expense did not demand that the county should bo taken as tho unit In the selection of schoolbooks rather than tho state 1m thorthe bill on the state The one objec tion to that urged being that some times tenants moving from one county f to the other might be subjected to cost In the change ot schoolbooks should there be a different kind of book used L In the counties Tho senators Inter ested wero carefully comparing stalls tics and making Inquiries with a view of ascertaining the percentage of per sona that might thus be affected If tho county was selected as the unit In the meantime numerous bills had been Introduced Into tho house of rep resentatives including the ono Introducer by Mr ChIna of the county of i Mercer In lila original bill he provided t for state uniformity but did not fix a maximum price upon tho school books The senator from Hopkins withdrew his bill from the consider titian of tho senate upon the statement i that tho house and senate committee on education were considering all ot weroit joint commission In considering tho various bills agreed upon the bill known as the China bill During tho r consideration ot the various bills byI the committee and the discussion ot the one finally reported to the houseS tho atmosphere about tho full of rumors of book trust nod r byists and moro than ono person lobS I pointed out as being the lobbyist of frJle book trust And when the bill r l a8cd the house and reached the scn 1 Ale upon comparison with tbo bill r orlplnally Introduced by the senator iromHopklns it was found all the Jmifytrlal provisions of the bill origIn Lily Introduced by the senator from tf nopklhs lmH been removed except In two material particulars One was the provision for the purchase of manu script by the commonwealth nnd tho other In fixing the maximum prices The Mmlmnm Trio In the original bill of Senator Cren ehaw the maximum prices were as follows elling nook lOc rst Reader 17c Second Reader 17c Third Reader 23c Fourth Reader 30c fth Reader 40c ental Arithmetic 20c Intermediate Arithmetic 25s Elementary Geography 200 Common Geography The English Grammar Elementary 20c English Grammar common 3c Physiology and Hygiene 50 History United States COc Civil government 40c Writing Books Gc Tho maximum prices In the house bill which wero Inserted In the last clause as if appended as a last consid eration were as follows Spelling book lOc First Reader 10 Second Reader 20c Third Reader 30c Fourth Reader 40J Fifth Reader COe Mental Arithmetic 25c Intermediate Arithmetic 25c Elementary Geography iC = Common Geography Sac English Grammar elementary 25 English Grammar common 45c Physiology and Hygiene 5e History United States Ca Civil Government 45c And thero had been added thereto tho following Practical Arithmetic 40e Primary History United States40c English Composition 25c Language Lessons first part 15c Language Lessons second part 20c History of Kentucky 40c It was at onco explained that the in- rease In price In the Chinn bill over of the Crenshaw bill which amounted In tho aggregate to about 25 per cent was done as an act of liber ality to the gentlemen contending that cheap book was not always the best ook Yet upon closer examination It could not be easily understood why a Practical Arithmetic had been added at tho maximum price of 40 cents nor why It was necessary to have two United States histories known as tho history at 75 cents and Primary His tory at 40 cents making the United States History cost 115 whilst under tho Crenshaw bill which was modeled after tho states In tho lists compared him and especially Indiana the nited States History commonly used in tho schools could bo bought at 50 cents Nor could It bo understood why In addition to two English Grammars one elementary and one common which under the Crenshaw bill could both bo bought for 05 cents that Eng lish composition should be added at a cost of 25 cents with an Increased cost in the grammars required of the people of 45 cents Nor could we understand why when thero were so many histories of Kentucky one of which was known to bo valueless and worthless that a maximum price should be put upon that pt all and especially at 40 cents when there was only one history f Kentucky that on the market could e bought at that price unless another should be written I THE 6TANTON OOBREOPOHDENOE Much light upon these queries that wero constantly being made was furnished by a correspondence which was handed to me by Hon H T Stanton accompanied as It was by him with estatementMy You scorn to be doing ight nnd therefore I deem It my duty o place In your hands a correspond ence which will show that while under pretense of ridding the people of Kentucky of the burden of n book trust another of a more dangerous character Is about to bo established Irom the ConrlrJoarnal Louisville Jan 29 1898MaJor H T Stanton Frankfort lCyDear Ma for A bill Is now pending beforo the legislature No 115 entitled School Textbook Bill Wo have read this Jill with some care and attention and wo have come to tho conclusion that If It should become a law which Is moro than likely wo will become one of the bidders for cheap books You know that wo now publish Smiths History of Kentucky and we have an arith metic already prepared which was written by Prof A L Peterman whom you well know and knowing you to bo a literary man well known In Ken tucky we thought you might bo in duced to write us a series of readers and a speller If wo can come to terms Wo mean by this that we would want you to be the author of the books We would of course furnish the subjects for the fourth and fifth readers Wo will not go farther into the de tails at this time as you can catch tho Ideas as above outlined what we shall aim to do In case the bill becomes a lawWo realize the fact that under the present condition of things and the bitter feeling predominating against our people that It would not be good policy for us to show our hand what ever We have friends there however who will favor It and who aro keeping us advised We should bo very glad to hear from you very noon antI wo hope you cnn MO your way clear to accept a position with us as outlined and If you can not accept the placo perhaps you can indi cate or name some person or persona who would Join us In tho undertaking Of course If wo should not be able to get the readers out In time we would go in anyway with the arithmetics and history which we already have COURIERJOURNAL PRINTING CO By Aug Straus Vice Pres Mr Faulkner Letter Louisville Ieb C 1898 Mr Gus Straus City Dear Sir Owing to the f thacttained mo until too late to tee you be for my train left for Frankfort I was u sinableto see you was that I have learned something moro touching the possible action at Frankfort tho coming week and I desired to consult you es to a proposed amendment to the bill as finally decided upon by the committee which I have arranged to have Intro ducedI sorry that I did not see you again as I know that with your experience along book nnd legislative lines you could have made suggestions that would have been mutually ben eflclal Tho committee will come up for ac tion tomorrow at 1130 There will bedplenty of fight on both sides but takingncUonJOHN J FAULKNER Confidential On the SnailsLouisville Ky H T Stanton Frankfort Ky DearsMajor Since writing you tho day relative to tho China schoolbook bill I have had a call and nn Interview with Mr John J Faulkner of Chicago He represents some publish- Ing house and he wants to deal with us fh ease the bill passes and from the tone of his letter received from the Louisville Hotel I should think ho is on tho insldowlth tho powers that be In Frankfort Enclosed find a copy of the letter received from him Will you kindly find out for me whether the gentleman represents a reliable concern or not and any otheraInformation that you cant arc making our arrangements books In Kentucky If that bill passesI Please write me soon Yours truly 1ConfidentialTrail Tnlk Did IU Work Frankfort Ky Feb 9 1893 Mr Aug Straus Loulsvllle Ky Dear Sir As you have no doubt noticed the Chinn bill as amended was passed with great enthusiasm and a good ma jority In the house There Is little doubt that It will pass the senate forI the trust talk has dono Its work tho upper house as well as the lower There Is some rumor that ierJournal Interested in the passagoI of the bill circulated to prejudice tho minds of those opposed to that Insti tution and I would advise your friends to circulate a counter rumor that tho bock trust is at the bottom of the report I am confident that with cau tion wo can win In the senate as we have In the house There are several bills In tho house that have passed the senate and In which prominent senators are Inter ested Our friends In the house can force these senators to support tho book bill In order to get the neces sary Eupport for their pet cenato bills houseI the house com mittee raise tho maximum price on 25IboI prices at which the trust would bo willing to furnish tho books now In useIn your letter you stated that you are In correspondence with authors who are to furnish you with manu scripts I think we should get together and definitely agree upon what portion of the list you are prepared to furnish and what part wo are to have In case we aro fortunate enough to connect with a contract Would It not be well to keep an eye out for suitable men for the commission I have arranged with some prominent people to advise with tho governor In regard to the matter Before goltg any deeper In the matter I feel that I should see you further In reference to It I suggest that you communicate with some confidential friend here who can speak for you In the matter If you think It unwise tar you to come up In person Unless necessary I do not want to leave hero until tho fight is over and the victory won May I hear from you by return moll Very truly yours JOHN J FAULKNER OfTurnl n Snbitltate From this correspondence an expla nation might be found for the changes made nnd for the arguments used to insure the success of tho measures In the senate I had prepared a substi tuto taking tho county as a unit and occurlng as I thought absolutely by most carefully guarded provisions school books at 25 per cent cheaper prices than the maximum prices named In the Chlnn bill and upon ny argument before the senate and the exposure of tho contents of these let ters the senate adopted the substitute offered by me committee and I succeeded In convincing every member upon that committee that tho wisest and brat course to pursue in order to get cheap books and at tho same time prevent tho possibility of schemes and jobs of designing people who would use the opportunity with out regard to the Interest cf the common schools for mercenary purposes to have appointed n committee of holdover senators who would b fore the next mooting of the general assembly gather all statistical Information pos sible from the states using tho various systems and report these facts to the next senate together with a recon Mcndatlon as to the system which thould be adopted and a bill putting that system Into execution This was dono upon a resolution of fered and Mr Goebel who was then president pro tern of tho senate appointed three holdover senator on at commission who I presume havo been engaged In that work and will mako their report to the next sell on of the senate which report under resolution was to be printed at the ex pense of the state and furnished to tho members of both the senate and house for Information May I ask why In view of nil these undisputed facts It Is now Insisted t l thawGOEBELSDECEPTIONa Stoke lromU Vhn He Unnni Well lie Cot Deliver lhi flood It Is currently reported on apparent ly trustworthy authority that Senator oebel In tho Interest of his candi acy for governor has promised van OilS gentlemen of Influence or credited with Influence the position of Inspec tor of mines nnd assistant Inspector of mines Mr Oocbcl Is a member of tho and presumably knows the sub of tho law he helped to pass If o does not ho should look over the and refresh his memory so that ho may not be led by his anxiety t cowhich he can not fulfill and which be ought to know ho can not fulfill Prior to tho spring session of 1898 the governor had the power to appoint an Inspector and an assistant Inspector of mines to hold office for four years but at that session perhaps In pursuance of the general policy of that legislature of taking away as much RepubI a an ct was passed which entirely changed the mode of appointing these two of deem The act passed with an emer gency clause anti with only four nega tlvo votes In the house on March lb 898 and sUbsequenUy passed senate In Its third section it provides Thatbtbo board of trustees of the state lego be and they are hereby author ized to establish a course of study In said college to be known nnd desig nated as the Course of Mining Engin eering In which shall bo taught all the branches of science relating thereto nnd said board of trustees shall after tho expiration of the terms of the present Inspector and assistant respectively select as other professors ore selected a suitable and competent person for dean of the same with tho necessary staff of assistants and said dean shall by reason of said selection bo the Inspector of mines with all the povers and privileges now conferred on said inspector by law It will bo observed that hencefor ward tho Inspector of mines will be appointed by tho board of trustees of the state college and that the governor will have nothing to do with appoint- Ing them The same section ot the law goes on to say that He and his assist ants shall hold office on Identically the same conditions with other professors In said college and shall be subject to removal as they are but as they are to work principally for the state they are to be paid by state as heretofore It will be observed that tho governor no longer has power to appoint mine Inspectors and therefore Mr Goebel U making promises unadvisedly RIGHT TO DOLT nrjnn Sauce Should IU need for the Under Well u the Oeote It will be remembered that there was RepublicanIized a comntlon and nominated Mr Bryan as their candidate In accepting the nomination of tho bolters Mr Bryan said I can appreciate the feeling which animated those who assembled In the silver convention and turned their backs upon the party with which they had formerly been associated I know something of tho strength of party ties BECAUSE I WAS ONCE IN A POSITION WHERE I LOOKED FORWARD TO TIlE POSSIBILITY OF LIKE ACTION UPQH MY OWN PART I can appreciate the depth of convictions which led the members of that convention to place the Interest of their country above the welfare of their party More than a year ago when wo were engaged In a struggle to bring tho Democratic party to the indorse ment of free coinage tho question was put to me whether In case of failure If I would support the Democratic nominee It ho were a gold standard advocate and running upon a gold standard platform I said as you re member Under no circumstances will my vote bo given to a man who would use the Influence of the executive to fasten tho gold standard upon the American I stood in anticipation where the members of the silver party convention stood In fact I like them Sliver Republicans PREFERRED THE APPROVAL OF MY CONSCIENCE TO THE APPROVAL OF OTHERS Then Mr Bryan if this bo true that you Intended to bolt tho Chicago con vention It it did not declare for 1C to 1 and you prefer the approval of your conscience to the approval of all oth ors why do you como to Kentucky and try to keep thousands of good men from doing the thing you say you Intended doing In 1896 and why ask them to hold the approval ot all above the approval of conscience when you hold the approval of con science above the approval of all la prlTlieges AN HONEST ELECTION People of Kentucky Arc De termined to Have It I I WILL BROOK NOurINE WORK Jade nnmphrir iuclillr Clplalo the Vorkliit of th Law ml the Outlet of Itin OIHctrt ani- lKlrrturt of the 6110 In his speech before the meeting at o Louisville board of trade In the terest of an honest and peaceable election Judge A P Humphrey gave n admirable summary of the election law which should be kept In mind by every election oftlcor anti every voter In the state There are four election officers In each precinct two Judges a clerk and a sheriff who are to be equally divided between tile two parties casting tho largest vote at the last previous election It Is tho duty of these officers to bo at tho polls at 7 oclock In tho morning of election day and open tho polls and announce that they are open A thvotingeach 100 voters must have been pre viously provided by the sheriff of tho ount for each precinct and the county clerk must havo previously given tho necessary books stencils and ballots to the clerks of the election Officers of election who do not report for duty and act are liable to a fine Tho persons entitled to be antI re main In tho pollroom aro tho four election officers and one challenger to bo appointed by the chairman of tho oxDccuttvo committee of each party haying a ticket In the Held There are six tickets in the Held nnd they will have place on the ballot In tho following order Tho Music hall ticket headed by William Gocbcl tho Honest Election Democratic ticket headed John tho Re p fiubilcan fyticket headed by O T Wallace and tho Socialist Labor ticket headed by electionI thoIpolls are open from 7 a m to 4 p m Ono voter for each booth can bo In tho pollroom at one time and they with time election officers and the chal l are tho entitled t ooplace during tho hours when voting Is going on No other person be he po iceman mayor governor chief Jus tlco or president has any right to go any nearer the polls than CO feet except to cast his ballot if he happens to be n registered voter in the precinct No policeman or other officer of tho law outside of tho election officers has any business to meddle with any thing concerning the election When the hour of 4 oclock arrives It Is tho duty of the election officers to close the polls and to admit ono duly appointed inspector for each party rep resented on the ballot nnd then pro ceed to count the vote and as soon nx the count Is completed tile election of ficers must go to the door and ant nounco In a loud voice the result o the voting Each judge must havo n duplicate return showing tho exact re suit of the count and the election officers must give to each Inspector who witnessed tbo count a duplicate return over their signatures showing exactly what has been the result of the count Every election officer who falls to do this duty Is liable to fine and Impris onment In the absence of tbo poll books these certificates will bo legal evidence of the result and It Is there fore of tho utmost Importance that they should bo obtained and preserved The people are determined to havo Inn honest election If firm and caps men are appointed as challengers and Inspectors backed as they will be by aroused and organized public ace timent they will secure nn honest election INSULT TO NEGROES docbtl Uaumert I laliu Ihey Cn Hoy and VOID Tha m For the Unit The following affidavit made by responsible citizens of Letcher county has been received at Republican state headquarters at the Gait House Statoof Kentucky Lctchcr county We the undersigned citizens ot Letcher county under oath state that on tho 13th day of October 1899 James Andrew Scott of Frankfort Ky and ono Mr Howell of Christian county Ky made speeches In Whltesburg Letcher county Ky In the interest ot William Goebcl and the Democratic ticket That Mr Howell made the fol lowing statement That In 1896 this county gave William McKInley for president a majority of lCCO votes but that this year It will give the Demo cratic ticket a majority as there aro 3760 negro votes In his county and they are for sale and we have got money and we propose to buy them nnd vote them for Goebel Mr Howell further stated that he was county at torney for his district and that any ono who opposed him would bo laughed at in his county D D FIELDS W H BLAIR County Judge I R ADAMS Jailer Subscribed and sworn to before mob D D Fields I R Adams and W IL Blair on this Oct 18 1899 JOHN A CRAFT Clerk L C C I can also state that I heard Ute above JOHN A CRAFT Clerk t Copy attest 3 0 CLARK IN DESPERATE STRiTS Goebcl Organs Are Slandering Brave General Taylor TWO SAMPLES OP ME1IDA01TT Former Warden of the Frankfort Prlion N IIa Ilrao of IU1dIU ded LUa Circulated by Unierupu haul Scribbler Resorting to tho most inexcusable mendacity In their desperation the Goebel organs ore attacking General W S Taylor In a manner that Indicates they must bo In bad straits An Item In one of tho country papers provokes tho following statement from a former warden of tho Frankfort prison Louisville Ky Oct 27 1899 Last week wo showed up tho Republican lumber steal and Incidentally the fact that Candidate Taylor not only knew of tho steal but received fees from all parties to It This week we will show at Taylor while drawing pay from tho state as attorney general at the rate of four thousand 4000 dollars per year was having his washing done fro by tho women convicts In the penitentiaryTho Is from tho Glasgow Times a paper edited by James Rich ardson ono of the penitentiary com missioners The statement made Is an unmitigated falsehood I was warden of tho penitentiary and discovered that number of parties all of whom were emocrats had entered Into n conspiracy with a certain convict to force certificates of measurement of lumber sold to the chair plant I Immediately notified the sinking fund commission ers of my discovery and was advised by General Taylor to refuse payment to the parties and to go before tho rst grand jury and cause an Indict ment to be returned I asked to go be ore the first grand Jury I was not al- owed to tell all the facts and no true bill was found General Taylor urged mo to go before tho next grand jury I did so and this time succeeded In detaining all tho facts Tho grand Jut voted In favor of returning In dictments and so Informed the county and commonwealth attorneys both of whom were Democrats Those officials failed to draw tho Indictments Tho people will doubtless draw their wn references General Taylor work 1 zealously for tho state General Taylor as well as many other citizens for awhile had tome washing done at tho penitentiary laun dry Ho paid for It all and has receipts so showing and the books In tho hands of Mr Richardson editor of Tho Times so show I believe that Richardson knows that the statements made in his paper are false nnd If ho does not know ho has only to examine the penitentiary record to verify what I say Timers never was in my judgment a moro honest and faithful state official than General Taylor and Richardson knows such to be the truth notwith standing the publication of his foul slander R A HANCOCK ExWarden of tho Penitentiary WORDS WITH TILE HARK OX r nerl Joke lUndi Borne Slot On to tin Un ernpoloa floobet Editor Evening Post The Courier Journal reports that Mr Goebel In his speeches recently alluded to me as a professional corruptionist who has been so engaged for many years It has been well known and I cer tainly hare never attempted to conceal tho fact that I have for many years attended to the legislative affairs In which tho Interests of the Louisville and Nashville railroad hare been con cerned Without attempting to dus cuss tho right of said corporation to BO protect Its Interests or my right to accept such employment I will simply declare that In all tho period of that employment I have never bribed or corrupted any one I have never at tempted to do so and have never been gjItdie prove such a statement My conduct however has been observed by many men of Intelligence and discernment In and outside of legislative assem blies No one of them has ever brought a specific charge of that na ture against me and no ono ever will For several months I have ignored many offensive allusions which Mr Goebcl has made to me In his public utterances I dislike controversy and avoid a quarrel If I can Association of any kind with Mr Goebel to die tasteful to me Dut In justice to myself and uy friends I notice what ho now says I speak within due bounds when I say that Goebol has been more fro quently suspected of corruptly bargaining and using his Influence as a attempting What I say in this regard rests only on my own word but iLls my word against William Goebols I have never whatever else may havo been Hohasproventhntquent offender In this regard havingthoseas and determined to assert and maintain them and I will not submit to attack from a liar a slanderer and an assassin because ho hap ens to bo a selfselected candidate or governor1 BASIL W DUKE Iik f 0 l11 of i S 1111 socitItiieAts i f hohotwoB to dIlgelit for fire anti life S to was In Ketitticy suul Ohio the Simmons LIver Mejicino n a ruiiw CruetI T1 COIl1lllles She B S Jle1 purfurthfy the s stem ag alnsttouching was attonded to liV n gang 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