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ARE ADVANCING. Sclnvan's Column Took Stm Francisco THE LINCOLN COUNTY $ Ii i Took Scrrn II.wL to Decide ths 2131 JTrot at the Lexington Itac.i on Friday Afternoon. ! ir . ' Lexington, Ky Oct. a Tho crowd fell off a Httlo from that of Transylvania day, but It still was large. Tho October wind bad a bitter touch which made overcoats necessary. Otherwise tho weather was all that could be wished and the track was in fine condition. Tho pacing futurity, which should have been a feature of the day, was a farce. Glory broko repeatedly in "both heats and so badly In tho last that Lucie May distanced her. Tho 3:17 pace, first on the card, was a big' surprise. Tom Vllkessold for $25 to 313 in tho first heat and $25 to 810 In second. Ho won both with apparent ease. Tor third Wilkes for 830, 'field S10, but tho favorite broke at the head of tho stretch and finished second. C'armcllta won in handy fashion from lillly George. C'armcllta was made on tho next heat, selling for 850, field 825. Sho took tho next two heats with but little trouble. It took seven heats to decide the 2:31 trot. A schedulo of betting by heats shows how bettors tried to hedge. May C was original favorite, and after winning first heat sold for $50, field S3. Could not keep her feet and was practically left at the post after the starter had warned her driver repeatedly. She was distanced, Eatlim S winning tho heat Earllm S sojd for 817, field 825, and sho took the heat. Her price went to 850 and the field sold for 850. Next heat betting was the same. After the 5th, llaron Belt sold for 825, field 815. Finally for last heat Earllm S was again tho favorite, the field bringing 815. Malzour was best and won tho last heat handily.' te3flgrtgss ng ia - Tllfi'frvfp.ll.ll ruLon In Mr. o. u. uronsonTjipHiNew Haven, Ct., offered to match his horse, Searchlight, against any pacer olC tho track for 82,600 to $5,000. Also offered to race with any threo pacers for 83,500 iflTL IMtegSfr K&tllrflKfe'Vnr. a side, each racing with' Searchlight a single heat. will make an efSearchlight, 2:03 ' day to break tho world's fort 1:59) hold by Star Pointer. recora Lkxi to.v, Ky., Oct. 10. The track was he y and slow. Tho feature of Monday was tho Walnut Ilall cup. The purse was worth 83,000 together with a silver cup given by L. V. Hark-nesLord Vincent, the transylvania winner was top heavy, but was tho favorlto before the race with Edna Cook second. Both failed to win, the race going to Ellcrt. Tho result of the race was a big surprise and conslder-abl- o money was dumped on Vincent at 850 to 820. fc s. Dc M Iubcn, a Rebel Stronghold. St. Paw, Minn., Oct 10. Company prevailed in the barracks of L, of tho Sth'infantry, at Ft SnclllnT; Filipino t Number 6,000 Men An ExpediMonday with pnjy tion Lsav.t f.ir ill" l'aslg Illver for fundav evening. KY- RAVISHED AND MURDERED. 2I'' the Purpose of Hulling the Suulc-ea dozen exceptions, the companyTis Two men Ish Gunboat Aynt. pai ntchard Coleman, a Young Negro, Arrett- Rocked in the guard house. M. ? are in the hospital, with severe injur, ed and Confetera to Killing Mr. ies and another who is under arrestee Jnmei Laihtirook. 12:40 Tuesday It is Manila, Oct 10. At in need of constant attention. Maysville, Ky., Oct. 7. Mrs. James not possible to ascertain how many morning Gen. Schwan's column enterLashbrook, the wifeof a well to do farm- others are Injured, .as the officers! ed Sarf" Francisco de Malabon without BanK and position. er and a member of one' of the oldest i ne rpcrimpni. npcm mo auair.uAV families In this county, was ravished Manila, Oct 10. Gen. Schwan's and arc reticent about the occur; 0 dlumn, consisting of tho 13th infanand murdered Thursday afternoon at irracc rence. her home at Clarks station, six miles Privates .Stout, Kelly and Brazllle try, a battalion of tho 14th infantry, from this city. While alone at homo wero given leaves of absence Sunday, two troops of cavalry, Capt. Riley' And continuously under same management for ag years. she went to an outhouse and while and spent the day in hilarity in St battery of the 5th artillery, and Lowe's Solicits your Bank account hoping such bussiness rela-io- ns there It is suppose that one or more Paul, whero they met Corp. Fonner, of scouts, continued the advance Monday tramps who have been in the neigh- the regiment. Ho was known to have towards San Francisco de Malabon, will prove'materially profitable and pleasant. borhood for several days attacked her. a considerable sum of money, ranging meeting with little reslstanco and After the outrage her assailants secur- from 8100 to 8300. " 'j suffering no casualties. Tho onomy ed a club and beat out the woman's Monday evening r fell back steadily. On returning to the fort Corp. brains. reported to his camp that he had thc'column is resting between Santa . J. S. Owsley, Sr. Thursday night the officers brought been robbed by his companions, and Cruz and San Francisco dc Malabon. J.J.Williams.J; E .Lynn. in Richard Coleman, a young Negro, .Provisions are being conveyed to Ro-- 3. members of his company decided tc William Gooch. J. F. Cash. H. Shanks. who has confessed to having murdered avengo hlra. On the return, of the. sario, between Novcleta ana oanta ' vlftfcj Mrs. Lashbrook. They were able"to Stout1 Cruz. A. W. Carpenter. W. H. Cummins; J. B. Owsley.' get him Into the jail through a mob of privates they wero assaulted, A gen Tho American camp Monday night being very roughly handled. 500 people by telling the crowd they eral fight ensued among the men, and was wlthlti slfht of San Francisco de wero not sure of Coleman's guilt. Capt. Jones, of Company K, called ouU Tilalabon, tho stronghold of tho in Covington-- , Ky., Oct. 7. Richard surgents in the provinco of Cavlte, the guard. Coleman, the colored man where the Filipinos aro said to numwho foully murdered Mrs. James INDUSTRIAL CONVENTION.! ber 5,000. During tho march from near Maysville, Ky., Thursday Kovefeta to Rosario only a few shots i evening, was brought to tho Coving- Uor, Joseph II. Johntlop, of Alabama were fired. This large coast town was ton jail Friday, in charge of Deputy Will Welcome the Uueits Who Meet literally filled with white flags. The at liuntatllle, Ala., luonlay. Robinson, as lynching was feared. Americans captured two or threo hunDeputy Robertson said: "All they dred mon, many of tho Filipinos IIUNTSVILLE. Ala.. Oct 10. Gov. needed at Maysville was a leader. changing their clothing for white cosWhen I was getting on the raln with scph 11. Johnston, of Alabama, whotU tumes. The bay of Rosario was filled to welcome the guests to the southern -l Coleman a large crowd surrounded us r- with hundreds of boats, in which the and threats were heard on all sides. industrial convention which will meet 'people had spent an exciting night Coleman was handcuffed to me and here Tuesday morning at 10 o'clof. composed of the An expedition ' vrr A.1NT3P arrived Monday night. trembled like a leaf. 'Ujilted States gunboats Callaoand Ma4 i Gov. William A. McCorkle, who will 'Coleman admitted .having slain Mrs. nila with an armored flat boat and Lashbrook with a club, but he could bo recommended by tho Huntsv'rr-dclcgatio- steam pump has left Cavitd for the for temporary cHiurm.uuol give no reason for his crime. river Pasig or Bctls which empties in"I expect to hang," he said, "and the the convention, camo in Monday after to Manila bay on tho north side with a noon. The first delegate to arrive wn, sooner it is over the better." raising tlu Spanish river gun-- . Hon. J, 2f. Nix, of.nTexaswh'ols rpJ view of boat, Avnt. tiurnoselv sunk in the liver PRII JE DISCRIMINATION. j3 - t Li ., ," i r. rr1 C JJL'.l fi Keepa Coffins, Caskets, n TVir MlainiM. Arlcnnaati'kTVyiiaiCiKM xv'apqnvYiugiygrtJJim &j$and CoUars,ijiCan Furnish.Mefi Sji oaconaiuon:wnu ruteo; r.r .ir.Mftnrij$i'hyirf ifri.fjnnfl .iirBJylMi Trawitn a utfoy-o- T ' fr iierajoJfffTSned by County tupar- - night. ' ertf5F3 niarines from the Baltimore, preceded and Easy '!.Term3 intendenwf Fchoolt Luik. A party of prominent New orker, make headed by Manager Meany, lju the expedition to rivt-r- . soundings at Lancaster, Ky., Oct. 10. County Su- American Telephone Co., are en of Orders bu Toleuraoh or Telephone PromDtlu Attended to Dau or NloM. route. the mouth of tho perintendent of Schools Lusk has been Senator John W. Daniel, Maj. Bell, with 120 picked men oi reprcienting the 8uth regimint, mudo a reconnoi-sancinstructed by State Superintendent the state of Virginia, is here. Mouday in the direction of FlorDavidson to institute buit against Ginn The Meridian, Miss., delegates were & Co., of Chicago, for 810,000 for alida Blanco, four miles out of Guagua, named Monday, and tho governor of leged violation of the school book law. encountered a body of 100 inMississippi will nuthorize the delega- and Glnn & Co. executed bond to tho surgents, whom they routed, capturtion to represent the state. All of the state board of education that any southern states west of tho Mississippi ing a lieutenant nnd three armed priNear Florida Blanco they mc book which they submit and is adopted river are expected to bo represented vates. body of Insurgents and routed will not be sold any higher in that another by strong delegations. county than in any state or county in them, capturing another armed lieutenant and one private. Returning the country. KRUGER INTERVIEWED. with twenty scouts, Maj. B?ll encounPartirs In this county went to tho stato of Indiana and purchased a copy Says the Situation It Very Grave and It ll tered the enemy a third time. The !? ATIONAL BANE, n OF STANFORD, Capital $10Q,OpO. "STANFORD, KY., A . Successors .to Farmers Trust 68:. Fen-ne- PIEECTORS. - -- Lash-brcfo- k. -- W. M. Bright, Asst. Cashier.. J. B. Owsley, Cashier. S.H. Shanks, President. WILLIS GRIFFIN, Practical uwse Funeral Director, MT..VERNON, KY. RoboBii &Wd - -- ' -' -- "" "rv,rr38 e 1 GREEN FRONT Wmm w ?$m rOjy 1 DRUG STORE Patent Medicines, Ci- - f 1 g E LouIiyIUo Their Headquarter!. Louisville, Ky., Oct. 10. The mem- bers of tho Church of the Latter Day Saints, who have been operating through tho state for some time, have decided to make Louisville headquarters for the states of Kentucky, Indiana and Ohio, and will soon build a church In tho central part of the city. A Ixrgc fund has been raised for this purpose. Chopped to Deal It With an Ax. Earlixoto.v, Ky Oct. 8. At Ilelca, a mining village, one mile north, John Cook chopped George Davis almost to death with an ax, burying the blade in his side and head. Davis is still alive. According to Cook's story he was pro-- ,, tccting his mother and sister from Davis. Frankfort' Centennial. FitANKFOitT, Ky., Oct. a Tho unveiling of Frankfort's centennial stono took place Friday with elaborate ceremonies and in tho presence of Clty.schools wero dismissed and 1,200 children attended the unveiling, which was under the auspices of the Kentucky State Historical society. 15,-00- 0. San Antonio, Tex , Oct 10. The tn tire street car system of San Anton nntinues tied un. Six motormen aild conductors whom tho company secure Monday to run the cars were surrouo ed bv about 500 sympathizers of to strikers in tho heart of the city M$ iay afternoon and persuaded to join Ilryun't Illnen Not mrlous. the strikers. Dks Moineb, la., Oct. 3 ' C. A. Walsh, of tho democratic nation-t- l On Ills Nr to Washington. nnt.KANs. Oct 10. Arther M. Nm committee, wires from Otturawa Beauprc, secretary of legation at that the illness of Win. J. liiyan is not lapp Not Guilty. New Kentucky Fott Office. Mr. Walsh Guatemala, arrived Monday on ils 10 serious ab reported. Willumstown, Ky., Oct. 10. After Washington, Oct. 7. A post office way to Washington. It is reportta ays Mr. Dryau will rebumo speaking being out 17 hours tho jury in the Jas. has been established at Knox, Lowell that ho has been summoned In conwg-tlo- n Tuesday and Icecp all his Iowa dates, Tapp murder case rendered a verdict county, Ky., with Robert Baker as coveting the next ton day', and thi-with tho complaint against' postmaster. of not guilty, Hunter. jfo to lvf)itv;UVi Mn-latn Louisville, Ky., Oct. 10. Tho dead body of a naked infant about a year old, with its head crushed, was found in the yard of a vacant house. Thero Is no clew to tho perpetrators of tho crime. LlfeS.nteno. for Floyd Klce. Savlersville, Ky., Oct 10. Floyd Coal Oou Up. Rico was convicted in Magofiln circuit Lexington, Ky., Oct. 10. Coal deal- court for the murder of Harmon Trace, ers have notified their customers here fixing his sentence at confinement in that tho re will bo another rise of 00 the penitentiary for life. Tho jury was ' ccnts'per ton on coal Monday. out 21 hours. Strange and Fatal Dleaie. Bowlino Green, Ky., Oct. 7. Agent Lcman, who resides near Bethel neigh borhood in tho Polkvlllo community, brings the news of a strange fatal disease prevalent in that section. According to hit statement, eight young children have died there within the past fow weeks. DtmVult to Predict Coming History" for 63 of "Montgomery's Event. ni Illrthday. cents, which is identically tho same 'book as is sold hero for 81, with the Pretoria, Oct 10. President Kruger exception of the notation "published in the course of an interview Monday under contract for the state of Indiana" said ho regarded the situation as very being printed on the book sold In that gravo and considered It very difficult state. The landto predict coming events. Mr. Iiran'. Ken urkjr Appointment. ing of British reinforcements in Natal Owensboro, Ky., OcU 8 William J. he bald, did not trouble him as he had Bryan's speaking appo ntments in full faith In tho Almighty. Mr. Krugei Western Kentucky on Monday, Octo- declared he knew nothing of the reber 10 have been arranged. Mr. Bry- ported Intention of Mr. Hofmeyr, the an on that day will make six speeches Afrikander leader, and J. Rose Inucs, as follows: Bordwcll, Mavfield, Ben- under secretary of native affairs in ton, Hopklnsville, Central City and South Africa, to come to Pretoria, and Leltchfleld. Ills appointments for tho that there was nothing further knonn second and third days of his stay in regarding the suggested arbitration by Kentucky have not yet been fully tho United States. President Krugi r agreed upon. will celebrate his 75th birthday Tuc v day. Will He Cbrlitrned "Mlddtraborough. State Secretary Rcitz Monday 6a d Middlesdoro, Ky., Oct. 0. The lioness with Gasklll's Midway show, which negotiations wero pending regardlig is hero for the three days of the fair, mediation by tho United States, bjit ' Wednesday gave birth to three cubs, that nothing had been decided. This ono all but one of which died. German Cotto.i fcp'.nner,' Tiuit. will be christened Thursday "Middles-boroughBerlin, Oct. 10. A German cotton spinners' trust has been formed by Hoy UraCE'd to Death. Flemish, Westphallan, Saxon and Louisville, Ky., Oct 10. Rudy firms comprising 05 percent.pl Rcinspcrg, 11 years of age, was riding the cotton spinning establishments pi Monding night on Floyd street, when the empire. The association of cotton Tho lad was yarns consumers has Issued a circular his horse took fright. thrown and tho reins became entang- complaining that the trusts' terms are Ho was dragged such that henceforth tho foreign spinled with his feet. three squares, and when picked up ho ner will bo able to get German yarns was dead. is per cent, cueapcr uiuu mey can vu fot by Germans. bknll Crushed. Ilabe'i ." round reconnoisanco resulted In scat- tering tho insurgents In that locality. The la t two days havo witnessed considerable outpost firing d.v small bands of insurgents on the northern lines. Simultaneously with the aiTaif near La Loma church Monday, the outposts of the American forces at Caloocan, Deposo and Marqulna were fired upon. It appears that the insurgents in the neignborhood are operat' Ing in bands of fiom five to 20, and It Is rumored that attacks aro to be made upon tho hospitals. The uprising in Manila will icsult in extra vigilance on the part of the United States troops. Xovklkta. Island of Luyon, Oct. 10. 5 s 4 "i g I Sg f " & I HI rx) Drugs, Jewelry, Stationery, GARS AND Tobaccos, Oils. wHVIO W WW.j Paints and Town. W' g p cSS r i a V g $M j? S Mt. Vernon, Ky. v(? 5 isl?? Gen. Schwan's column, consisting of the 13th infantry, a battalion of the 14th, two troops of cavalry, Capt. Reilly'ii battery of the 5th artillery and Lowe's FiST Stock, NATIONAL BANK scouts advanced from Bacoor Sunday morning and occupied Cavlto Viejc and Xoveleta. The American loss was three oillcers and nine privates wounded, ono of the Capital The officers being mortally hurt loss of tho enemy is unknown, but tho bodies of three Filipinos were J, W. Haydon, W. P. Walton, J. H. Oolllor, M. D. Blraoro, J. B. Hock seen. F. Rold, T. P. Hill, S. H Baughrnan, W. A. Tribblo, 9 T. Harris There were two sharp fights near and M. J. Mlllor. Novcleta. Lowe's scouts first en- OF STANFORD, KY. $100,000. Surplus, $17,320, DIRECTORS: countered the enemy near Cavito Vie-Jand soon put them to flight, continuing their advance. Capt. Cowles' battalion of tho 4th Infantry whilo reconnoitering Sunday found a body of several hundred insurgents near San Nicolas. After brisk fighting for three quarters of an hour tho enemy was driven off. In this engagement the American casualties were four men slightly wounded. Six of tho enemy weroklllcd, but tho number of wounded Is not known. The bad condition of tho roads mado tho progress of tho artillery slow. o Wc solicit tho accounts u-s- . of the citizens of Rockcastle and adjoining countle assuring them prompt and careful attention to all business Intrusted to l'oisonal application and correspondence, with a view to business relations, renpcctfully invited. J. S. iloclcor, Pros., Jno. J. McRobortH, Caahier, A. A. McKinnoy, Ass't. Caslilcr. The Street Car M.n'a Strike. GO TO JONAS McKENZIE MT. VERNON, KY., For Everything lu h Bry Goods, Clothing, Boots and ' Shoes, General Merchandise. BEST QOODS AT LIVING PRICES. ? nBMkruKUKH seoBsssssaes m Mt Vernon Friday, Z3 Signal 13 1899. Oct, Published every Friday by mediate relief and will soon effec C. C. Davis &. Co. a cure. 25c Ml. Vernon; Dr. Clark, Brodhead Hagan Bto.-r- ,' Livingston,. . fine THE BANNER PILE CURE. Is Banner Salve. It gives itn FUST OF LIS. it. i Come and see the Millinery Roods at popular prices. Mrs. Ella Baker 3L $I.OO ONB YKAK CWBSCRirTION MAKES FRAUD IMPOSSIBLE. Farm To Exchange: I wish to Advertising tales made known on exchange my 70 acres near Maret-burapplication to house and lot in town. Honest Count aud Honest Iteturns Farm has 35 acres cleared. House Assured by Its Provisions; DEMOCRATIC TICKET. 3 rooms and outbuildings good well V aud spring. Good fencing. AUTHOR AND MEASURE SLANDERED J. L. Henzmann, For Oovfriior, GOKIJKI-- , or Krntoii. Maretburg WIM.IAM 3 AMES MARET. display of Leading Features of the Goebel Election Dill. r g For I.iuiiteiinit Gocrnor, J. C. W. IIHCKIIAM, of Nelson of iioyie For Attorney General For Auditor, Kor j.imiX'Kixitman, OU8 G, COULTKK, of Graves Treasurer .". (J 1IAGKR, of Iloyd For Seeretury of Stwte ' CI). HILL, of Clark Far Sup t. of Public Instruction H. V. IkCIIINEY. of Livingston For Cominimioner of Agriculture I. II. NALL, of Jefferson For ltnilloHil Coinmimioner ThirJ district . A W HAMILTON, of Montgomery Ir f Danville Steam Laundry first class work. Represented in Mt. Vernon by D. S. Pitrdom, the Bartf ber, A big cut in saddles and harness Davis'. , Kimvoa und Ignoramuses WlioVrcfer Lyln;; to Telling the Truth In Vilifying the 31 an Who Stuntls For cJ People's nights. 7 atS.-'.V- Fok Lkgislatukk. W. C MULL INS. YOU ought to know that suffering from any kidney trouble : .. "c. 1.. lllai u sine, suit: iciicuy 13 L'uuicy a Kidne Cure. Guaranteed or money refunded. C C Davis & Co., Mt. Vernon; Dr. Clark, Brudhead; Hagan Bros , Livingston. Many persons who ought to know better are attributing things, to the present election law ot the state that foreign to it. Tho elecwhen aro entirely .,.. :- t?i..,. Ji'idge Pryor in his speech at Owenton on the nth said: "Win. Gucbcl's mother, who lias been dead 20 years, was a poor woman, who kept a boarding house in Covington for railroad men, and that he (Pryor) was proud ol the boy that by sheer force of character and intellect had risen to such distinc- IT SAVED MY LIFE. A dose or two of Foley's Honev and Tar will prevent an attack of 111 ' ' f?,' v. ;( pneuiniuia, grip or severe cold if taken tune. Cures coutrhs. colds croup, la qrippe, hoarsness, diffi- cult breathing, wnooping cough, incipient consumption, asthma or Gives positive relief bronchitis. tion." in advanced stage:- ofconsuniDtion. asthma or bronchitis Guaranteed Wjj are in receipt of an invitaC. C Davis & Co . Mt. Vemou: tion to be present at the Jockey Dr. Clark, Brodhead; Hagan Bros., Club Grounds, Louisville, Oct 18, Livingston where there will be held au old fashOn the 101b of December 1897, ioned Kentucky barbecue and Dem Rev. S. A. Donahoe, W. Va., ocratic speakers galore. Bryan;. a severe cold which Goebel, .aud Blackburn will be was attended from the beginning by there. All Democrats and friends He says: "After to the ticket are invited to attend. violet coughing. resorting to a umber ot A good time is assured. 'specifics' usually k;pt in the house to" 110 purpose, I purchased a bottle i TheKentucky Republicans who of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy are prating so mnch about the which acted like a charm. I most purity of 4liebpllot, and assuming cheerfully recommend it to the that it is exclusively under the pro- For sale by Theo. Wesley tection of their party, ought to make a note of the disclosureb made Call ana" see my line of fancy by the inquiries conducted by the groceries and get bargains. Municipal League of Philadelphia. S. W. Davis. It is knowu that the city has beeh for years under Republican control A convicted repeater has confessed that he Voted thirty-sevetimes at an electiou. The League's estimate of the number of illegal votes Forty acres on the waters of cast in the city at the last election is 30,000. But this is fat short of Boone's. Fork, 2 miles east of Brodthe record. The Philadelphia Pre? head, adjoining James Crawford's a Republican paper is of the opiou firm H011S2 of 4 rooms and kitch that there have been elections in en Good birn. Place all in grass. city at which as many as 80,000 Good fencing, Fine locust grove Two fraudulent votes were cast. This it, can be used for locust po-t- s of fine water. Call on a specimen of what Republicans do springs V. T. Ckawhord, wheu they are under little restraint Kingston, Ky. No reasonable man pretends that all Democrats are saints but they .3SIUZ5&&2i 'will find it very difficult to equal the Republican record in Philadel con-tractedj pifo-Iic- ." n Farm for Sale. phla. , There was 1000 cattle on the market at Stanford Monday; the supply was greater than the de mand; hardly half of them changed hands aud tracers agreed that the matket was off 25c on the hundred Sixty calves and two year olds from Pulaski, brought $15 and $17 50; .78 extra good yearlings $30 J J Mccall 6f Rockcastle sold a lot of steers at 4c and heifers Twelve calves $15 20 six mule colts $22:50 to $35 Six aged mules $50 to $60 Forty calves $15 to $20 Look In Your Mirror eves, n healthy. tinted skin, a sweet expression and a grace? ful form Theso attractions aro tho result of good health. If they are absent, there Is nearly always Borao disorder of the distinctly femlxlno organs present. Health menstrual orcans mean health and beauty everywhere. Do vou see ntmrkllncr fl 3. One lot calves ft James Estes, of Lincoln, bought 'a bunch of fat hogs in this county at WzELREE'S Wine of mIsMi ,. corn I makes women beautiful and healthy, i It strikes at tho root of all their I trouble. There is no menstrual dis . F Rcid. of Lincoln, recently order, ache or pain which it will not bought 73 yearling steers at $22:50 cure. It is for the, budding girl, tho busv wifonnd the matron nnnro.ichlnf The Register reports that at the 3 the change of life. At every trying a woman's hie it wines Fount Rice sale in Madison mules crisis instrength and happiness. It health, ji.co of medicine dealers. brought $50 to $100, one yearling costs , For advice in cscs reciulrimr special selling for $75; cow-- , $36 to $15; E directions, address, giving symptoms, weanling calves $18 to $26; brood "M uo ,L,auics- - Advisory Department, The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatmares $16 tu $60; hog-- ; about 3jjc tanooga, Teun. 3i $1,70 per barrelatthe shuck, shocks brought 70 cents p;i shock, 100 MICH. KOZKNW IjTo-.ui, fl IntTV&ls n A.' Kussuaaa but luvo been entirely relieved by Wlno i.t CaiJ ul, "I v.at trolled rt monthly 8iyi tcrrlbla pain In my hcail and with X.11WIS. of Ocnavlllo. E I I tion law is being as much slandered as tho author of the chief amendment to it Is. It 1b only fair to tho law that tho people be made acquainted with tho changes made by tho amendment and be shown whether or not any candidate or set of candidates can bo "counted In" under it regardless of how the votes may have been cast. Under the old law the county Judges were given tho power to appoint the precinct election ofllcere. It frequently happened that the county judge was That often a candidate for was the case In this countyin Fayette, la Jefferson, In Jessamine, in Bourbon and doubtless many other counties of the state In 1897. There was comethlng wrong with the system that permitted a man, who was himself a candidate to be voted for at an electiou, to haye the right to namo all of the ofBcor3 who were to hold that election. There were other features of the old law which were either objectionable or flagrantly violated in 1S0G and 1897. The law said that so long as there aro two distinct political parties In this commonwealth, the officers In all elections shallbo divided bo ns to give one of the Judges at each precinct to one political party, the ether judgo to the opposing political party, and a like difference made between tho sheriff and the clerk. In tho presidential election Inil896, in open violation of this provision of tho lavi. tho officers of tho tftcilon in jnoro than 40 of 'the picclncu?lnlthe city of Louisville were divided between the McKInley electors and the Palmer and Buckner electors, and the Bryan electors given not a single offlcer. Tho samo thing was done In many of tho Republican counties of the state. Such abuse caused Indignant Democrats to demand some relief from the Democratic legislature, which assembled In January, 1898. Senator Goebel, In response to tho demand, piepared the amendment which was adopted by that legislature. The amendment takes away from the county Judges tho pow-.to appoint tho officers of the elections, and cieates a state board of elecconsisting of commissioners, tion threo members, to bo elected every What GocbrllMii Menus. four years by the legislature, not apThe cohorts and paid emissaries ol pointed by the governor, as many seem the Louisville and Nashville ralhc C to think. have sent out the cry that "Goebellsm must be stamped out." Before the peoFeature of the Hill'. Tho present state boaid consists of ple take up that cry It Is well for them Judge W. S. I'ryor, who was for n to consider what "Goebellsm" means. It means that a man of brains will quarter of a century an honored memof the appellate court; Captain W. be governor of Kentucky. ber It means that the seat of Joe BlackT. EIII3, formerly congressman from the Second district, and dharles B. burn In the senate will be trhimphant! Poyntz of Sfaysvllle, a prominent busi- restored to him. It means that Kentucky's electoral ness man, former state senator and railroad commissioner. Thft honesty vote will not be stolen from Br"an la and Integrity of no one of tnese three 1900 as It was In 189C. It means the winning by Democracy mon have ever been Impugn id. Thoy of tho first skirmish In the great strugaro all above reproach. The lav glvea gle that must be fought to a finish nest them tho power to appoint ;ach year year. election commissioner for each three It msans that theschool books which county .who shall not be lei 3 than 25 must be years old, who, before ncthj-- shall be 700,000 bought by tho people for tho school children of the state will sworn to faithfully dlsch; rgs their be reduced in price at least 40 per cent. duties. The county board thus apIt means that no unlawful trust shall pointed, instead of the con lty Judge, rob Hie people of Kentucky. appoints the precinct election officers, It means the protection of the people and by express provision of the law, against unjust discrimination and unJudges are to be divided be- due aggression of corporate power. the two tween the two distinct political parThat is what Uoebelitin means, and ties, and the sheriff and the clerk likeevery enemy of the Democratic party Is wise divided. In addition to the two crying "stamp it out," but they are the Juds and the sheriff and the clerk samo influences that cried out against thus divided, tho law provides that Bryanism In 1896 and will be crying each political party may appoint one out against Bryan in 1900. challenger for each precinct jvho shall Abuse Make Votes. have tho right to stay In room where At a big Democratic meeting at tho vote is being taken. Tho" appointthe Rev. j. H. James, a promment of challengers Is made by the chairmen of the political parties. Also inent minister, addressed the audience. -each political party is glvenjthe right He said that ho had been a lifelong by law to designate a suitable person Republican, but when he saw unwarto bo present at, witness and Inspect ranted nbuso and vllllflcatlon of a man the counting of tho votes In each pre- whom he thought, legardless of party affiliation, the superior of tho other cinct. Notice that tho election commissioners have nothing to do with these candidates, both mentally and morchallengers and Inspectors find havo ally, ho thought it his duty as a Chrisno control over them. When! the polls tian gentleman to lend that man I1I1 are closed and the votes ar counted, support. He considered Mr. Goebol and when tho result Is ascert Lined, one thoroughly honest in all his convictions and the best material out for of tho Judges must, In front f tho votumber of governor, and there wa3 no other aling room, announco the votes received by each cani 'late. Tho ternative for him than to go outalde inspector of each politlcalfoarty ha9 tho Republican party and support the the right to demand a certUjate signe'd best man. by each officer of the electlop. showing If you want Bryan to carry Kentho number of votes reccltjd by each tucky In 1900, voto the Demociatlc candidate, and each Jmlg retains, a ticket. copy cf that ceitlflcate. Tjils certifi er . ro J j cate in copied on tno lnsltfe or tho cover of tho stubbook which contained tho bnllots and Is returned by tho sheriff of the election. All tho ba'lots, bJth those voted and those not used, ate then destroyed by the judges ' In the piesence of tho sheriff, the clerk and Inspectois. If thcie nie my ballots about which the Judges d.f.'er as to how they should be counted, the law them to bo senlcd and with a true statement ns to whether they have or havo not been counted, and If counted, what part and for whom. On the thltd day after tho election the rounty board (Instead of tho county judge, sheriff, and county clerk under the old law, meet In the county clerk's cAlce and foot up theieturns for the county, by putting together the returns fiom each precinct, nud mnkca out two or more certificates of tho result, one to bo retained in the clcrk'B office, another to bo forwarded by tho cleik to tho secretary of state. Tho only bnJlots the county election can seo are the rery few disputed or doubtful ballots which may bo returned by the election officers. It is very seldom that any nra returned. When tbo election Is for state ofUoes, after all the returns arc in, or on tho fourth Monday after the election, the state board meets In the office of the etcietary of btate and foots up the returns fiom each county, and make-- out duplicate certificates, signs them, do-- J Hers ono to the secretary of state and malls the other to the person elected. The secretary of state Is required, Im mediately after this is done, to cause a J statement of the votes given In every county for each candidate to be published In two newspapers. Notlco that no ballots arc sent to the state board.. It makes up the certificates only from the figures returned from each county. If tho election of governor or lieutenant governor Is contested, the board for determining the contest is formed la this way. On tho third day after the legislature meets the senate &?Iect3 three of Its msmbers, and the house of representatives eight of Its membsra, and these eleven constitute the board of contest. The members are selected In this way: Tho name of each member present is written on a separate piece of paper, the pieces to be Just alike. Each piece, Is rolled up so that the name can not be seen; all arc then placed in n box, the box well shaken, and the clerk then draws out ono paper, the presiding officer open3 It, reads the namo aloud, and the process Is continued till tho requisite number ot names is obtained. Can a fairer way to make up the board of contest be devised? Neither the state board nor county board has anything to do with tho contest. This Is a fair and honest statement of the provisions of the election law rrhloh relate iii tho election of a governor and tho manner of contesting his election. Wo hope this will be read by every one whom this paper reaches, so-that when the sensclces talk Is made about the great powers of the election commissioners, and the fact that the board can count In and seat any candidate or sot of candidates It desires, the reader of this will be able to show that those who are doing the talking either havo never read or know nothing about the election law or aro a set ot lncoiriglble liars whp,know what they are talking about, but prefer lying to telling the truth when the latter Is just as easy and much more respectable. ed jlJB COLLYER & UNDERTAKERS, OWENS - Caskets, Coffins, Robes, etc., kept in stock. Orders by mail, telegraph, telephone promptly filled For Familv and Medical You Want NELSON OUNTYl SOUR MASH 3 BRODHEAD- KY. Uat COLD SPRING lUIDIPW ivvniorvLT Pole! Direct from Distillery. 6 10 The Finest Jug nnd Bottle Trade Solicited. year old at $2.00 per Gallon, year old at $2.50 per Gallon, year old at $3.00 per Gallon, J. B. DA NT, Distiller, GETHSEMANE, KY General Merchandise Coaie to bee us. Will sell you honest Roods at fair oricc&. ASH AND SMALL PROFITS IS OUR MOTTO. DAVIS & SON dealers; in -- orner of Old Main and Church MT. VERNON, K Sts sstn i For Pure Drugs sCAIX ON, - THEO. WESLEY. PR ESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COMPOUNDED f" At a'll.'lioura, daylor niglat . " PHYSICIAN'S ' Mt. Vernon, Ky. A i from the use of Foley's Kidney F.IFRANCISCO, Propr. Cure. It relieved my back-ach- e and severe pain over the hips. It Located atthe Depotgggje toned up my system and gave me a new vim and unergy. I regard Ky it as an honest and reliable lemedy for all Kidney diseases. It makes no false claims but does what it Good Liver Attached says when given a fair tria'. I certainly can recommend it. Win Finn, 447 Elida Read, Lima, Ohio. Meet all Trains, Day aud Nigkt. C. C. Davis & Co., Mt. Veinon, Dr. Clark, Brodhead; Hagan Bros. Traveling Men and Railroad Livingston. men Solicited. Will fiip lunches for all trains. "Why do they say poets are bom not made?" "They want to yut the blame on some one who can stand it. LIMA MAN'S TESTIMONY, I have obtained excellent results Hotel Frith Brodhead, Miller House, HUGH MILLEK IT SAVED HER LIFE. Mis Mamie Smith, Middlesboro. HEADQUAL1BRS FOR Ky., writes: My little sister had the croup very bad. I gave her COMMERCIAL MEN. several doses of Foley's Honey and JBeyPorter Tar and she was instantly relieved. at all trains.- - It saved her life. C. C. Davis Co., Mt. Vernon; Dr, Clark, Brodhead; Hagan Bros., Livingston. Theo. inches long,hite $7 Wesley, Mt. Vernon, will reftiud ixi.-!2- 8 per m. your money if you are not satisfied " red $4 after using it. It is everywhere Do perm. admitted to be the most successful remedy in use for bowel complaints SINGLE TREE BILLETS. " and tie only one that never fails. It is pleasant, safe and reliable. 2XX3. 38 inches, long- white $22 per in. J. H. Albright has a dozen or To be delivered at any station more farms of his own within a 3 on K. DofL:&"N. or K. C. mile circuit of Brodhead, which he division, will cull once every tw will sell'or lent. Write him at weeks. L. L. Jarjibtt, Iospcettr. Bro'dhead tf ' Brodhead, Ky. - 2X2. 30 inches long, all while C grade or better, $12 per m. You assume no risk when you 2x2, 30 inches long, rd, $7 buy Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera, per m. and Diarrhoea Remedy. Wantkd A half dozen coal miners. Will give steady work for next six months. J. W. Mari.uk, Mt. Vernon, Ky. WANTED SPLIT HICKORY SPOKES. fi.,!.-- ) . '1 j S" 1 if Si'?. f w I J M. Tuipin.dny neer at thitijr moved off in eood order and Goebel and Judge Black both ad Langlord qtiorries was here Mon- - .everyone seemed satisfied with the dressed Hie audience of 500 which 3ca Trday and lenewed his subscription, day and themselves. As to the Picked, the schooihouse. Many MT. VltRNv.N. K.Y., Oct. 13 J8QQ PMfl'I CyiuniiftsiDners Mullins number hi attendance it tas estei- - ladies Were present. .,.. j ii i. .. . r ..: ......11 t ..1 ..i ' ' C Mullinst chantwUi'.'Hl A G. Pall depending-- upon who vraii'wvday uigilt iW Mi'ClJu'p'! mntttr or Covington. pven segeta,ryv . . t'';e.wmatiiigj. ,j?ng iifll JNonsat UfWiJ1fc ;; f; ... uiuciuijr .'. . n.tumv.j It was a- bigday. Wij.'Rr'dwn. tfie Somersef iu iri..nW. iur ury.i'i s loruay who had' small pox at Wal- fcr October 17th is as follows: Brodhead effd herself proud. nut Grove has fully recovered aud Our Fall nnd Winter stock of Dry Goods, Boots and The best of of older prevailed. a.m. Frankfort. 9 without scars V1 a m Versailles, 10:40 Burk Faris, 'thd rooster man" Shdds nve doming in every day, C. C. Davis, Ed. Cox. J. W. and Lexington, 11:50 a m created considerable amusement by & Nahvii.lc n. R. Co. (Llufe'v-LiIn our Dry Goods Department we have everything Mt Sterling, 2:15 pin U. G Baker went to Louisville crowing lustily whenevr Goebel that you need- and' as cheap can be sold anywhere, Richmond, 4:15 p m made a telling point iuhis speech. L Si tt. LOCA.L TIME CARD. Mondaj to buy goods and attend Stanford, 6:30 p in Elks Fair and Midway. Our Boot alid Shoe Department is complete with tho fanni owens'and Squire Brown' Pay Hail North 11:0.5 a m Gov McCreary spoke to a big deserve special mention for their' best and most stylish boots and shoes made. Gooch Wells of county confes Day Man boutn When' you 1:57 P m untiring efforts to make the affaira want a good boot or shoe come to us. sed before U, S, court at Louisville crowd at Staeford Monday. Nijbt Ex. North 1:32 am success. Night Kx. South Me 1:44 am to charge of selling liquor, Our Grocery Department is also complete with me, was fined Si 00 and 30 days, Every one'had plenty to eat and Jk A. Landuum, Agent. In fact, if you want anything to eat and weA. all praised the good cooking and fresh goods. Mrs. C. C. Williams and daughcome to us. excellent flavor of the meats. ter Rissie will leave for Cincinnati AT BRODHEAD. CHURCHES. Saturday night wher; they will atHOUK & Cliruilau Holtfs services 1st & 3r I Sunday The Mt. Vernon delegation tend christion conventian. t 11 a.m. a'rflT a(C:S0 ). ia. The most enthusiastic greeting made the trip to Livingston with Gov Bradley has consented to that has been given Senator Goe- the Goebel party. Don't forget the pure Candy Wanted: Wood and coal iu deliver three speeches duiang this bel in the Mountains was accorded I'rhytenan FFolds services on the th exchange for tuition ar Collegiate "Buck Varnon" in a buggy, with made by S- - W. Davis. kumltfjr campaign, one each at Owensboro him Saturday last at Brodhead. a big flag flying, headed a big dele Call on Dr, A. Iw Institute. No. 1. fancy patent flour at S. Louisville and Ashland. When the train bearing the nom- gation of cavalry from Possom Hoi Ewers, Mt. Vernon, Ky. W. Davis' for 55c and Belle of The lost horses of J. W.Baker, inee and his parly reached Brod ler. (Level Green.) I desire to take this means or LOCAL ami OTHERWISE. If you need a good printing outWallacetion, advertised sometime head at noon fully 1,500 people thanking my customer for their fit, suitable for a small country ago in the Sigual were found 12 at the station cheered Goebel's arpaper; 7 column Washington hand very liberal patronage up to the rival. will be paid tomorrow. miles northeast of Kirksville. Teachers press for less than half what it present lime and solicit your future LIVINGSTON A brass band added to the noise business iu my new place on Main Jack Turner who was ran over and big flags was here Mon cost, Address S. W. Davis, , Will Mclln'igue above waved TllKO. WESLEY. street. by a carat Nashville and had boh Mi. Vernon, Ky. day. the heads of the ciowd. Nearly Happy Saunders Was down from Jaseph CofTev of Stanford ws legt broken is not expected to live every man, woman and child wore Amputation The Youth Why should victory of one leg was too a Goebel badge. Tussey Town last Saturday and here Wednesday. It was DemocratGood Watch Absolutely Free. long delayed, always be represeuten by a female Sunday. ic day. Senator Goebel and his Mrs. Georgia Rice is visiting figure? " We want your name for PASMrs Wm Poynter left last night party, consisting of Judge Louisuille. Miss Lucy Baugh died in Louis J. D. for Martinsville, Indiana, where Black, of Barbourville, W. C. Mul- ville last week aud The Sage You don't seethe the TIME, a brigth, clean, illustrated her remains 1). C. Poyntcr is visiting relatistory and humorous paper for the she goes to take her sister Mrs lins, of Livingston, C. C. and Judge were interred in the family burying appropriateness now but you ves in Jamestown Ind. family circle, 16 large page?, only Ann Poynter to be treated for ner- Williams, and Squire R. haven't married yet. L. Brown, ground at Mershon's X Roads. a year; on trial 4 month, 10c. at vous troubles W Dr. Ewers went to Presbytry of Mt. Vernon, and newspaper re To Arrive,- - today. Ladies 75c give a nicle silver watch to Quite a crowd from this place at Ttie.-dnWe Lcbar.on Wm A. Klein. Center College iu porters took a hasty dinner and tended the 'rallies' at Brodhead and cloaks, caps and collaretts. All each subscriber, a neat medium-siz- e Colg Institute now has 28 pupils remitting for the Signal says Cen were driven in gayly decorated car- Mt Vernon, and we would judge unsold in next 10 days will be re watch, guaranteed for one year. tcr played its first game of foot- riages bearing streamers and ban from the way some of them came turned to city. Call early see this enrolled and 6 music pupils. Will keep time for many years as Wta. Walliu was in from Wnbd ball at Georgtown. Score 44 o ners with such inscriptions as these back that they found plenjy of bug splendid display. accurately as a $100 watch. And " Goebel for the People," "Greatiu favor Center. Mrs. Cleo. Brown. juice somewhere. a lid added his name to our list. for a liite work we give Gold Watch est Man since Paul," to the Fair Estray. A stay cow has been es, Bycles, Sewing Machines, Guns, Squire R. L. Brown went out Grounds, where a big Democratic Mr and Mrs George Co'ok and been engaged O. C. Williams has on aud about my premises about etc. Sample and particuars free. in London court during the week.-Mac-e Wednesday to attend burial of a barbecue was being held. The Miss Lida attended the burial of about four month. Nearly whith Send us your address child of Olmstead Frenc h, of near crowd had preceded them and at 1 Miss Baugh, Sunday. if you Miller is home Irom Glen with red spots and red ears. Stub do no more, and see how easly you Level Green that died of croup p. in., the hour for the speaking, Mary on sick list. John "Young" Brown has suc horns about 2 inches long. Old can get something nice want. Tuesday night. tne grand stand, seating 900 was ceeded Mr Dilley in dispatcher's of and dry. Owner can Jecover qy We willsurprise you. Please don, t L. M. Houk remains about the As dark as Wednesdy night was completely filled, and 1,100 more fice hefe. aud paying all wait, send now Better enclose 5 proving .same. He is still confined to his H. C. Gentry came up town left people surrounded the speaker's proper charges. room Miss Mamie Gordon, of Corbiu, stamps for trial subscription or 43 his lantern at W. M. Poynter's stand or seated on benches and in is visiting her sister, Mrs B. N. J. H. Albright, stamps for watch postage and paper, Miss Lena Thompton of Stanford store and got back home before vehicles in the race track, Brodhead, 3 Roller. is visiting her brother Richard this he discovered that he had left it. while the watches afe going free. Squire Rob t. L. Brown intro The PASTIME Pub. Co., Louisw:ek. who spoke nearly "Marriage" said she, is a lottery Dee Baker who was recently ta- duced ., , ville, Ky. x Judje WHHanisfand W R Cress ken to Louisville on the charge of an hour amid meat applause. Sen hwaowman 0 t;ocKreu are nav- Which the law devises. aie speaking in southere Ken- selling liquor, was acquitted and ator Goebel was then introduced by--i Uigja nice cottage erectea on tne "True," said he, and one in Judge R. G. Williams, in an elo- lot bought of Tobe Lair. tucky, which immediately arrested and taken to quent and eulogistic address. Women get all the all the Congressman V. Boreing and W. C. Mullins and W. H. Jones Barbourville on account of a forfeit A SHORT SAD STORY Senator Goebel was enthusiast- Judgd Brown spoke at the school prizes" election commisstcners were here, ed bond A cold ically cheered, and though he was house last Friday e;e aud Hon. Monday. Neglect Mackerel 5c each in Basenient. Too many people mail their let- slightly hoarse his speech was William Goebel and Pneumonia J. D. Black Mrs J. B Fish was the most en- ters on trains at depot. This is very effective, while applause was Grief. Saturday evening. thusiastic lady present at the Goe-b- injustice to our postmaster. Do frequent and general. After the !ad Foley's Honey and Tar Suits mae'e to order, a fit guar At the school election held here speaking. your mailing at post office thereby speaking the Goebel party, escorted anteed, from $7.50 up Houk been used this story would have bad last Saturday evening Geo. flCook a happier ending. 25 and 50c you to pay assisting a worthy woman and by Colonel Mullins, Rev. A. J & son. The Signal expects C. C, Davis & Co., Mt. Vernon, keeping that much more money Pike and Judge Williams, drove to was elected by a handsome majority up your subscription without For the best snave or Dr. Clark, Brodhead; Hagan Bros at home. delay. town for supper and then boarded for school trustee. bair-cu- t to be had within Livingston. The Nashville College of Law a passenger coach attached to local Rockcastle go to Purdom Neal Parrett was elected school N. Bently and Wix DilCol. A. trustee in this school district last openrd last week with Forty two flight train to go to Livingston lion spoke at Sand Hill last Mon- the Mt Vernon barber. matriculates. The Signal's pro- for a night meeting. Saturday. day afternoon to a large crowd of G. W. Mcci.urr. J. W. BROTVV. It seemed as though a common Taylor boys. position to give a scholarship to a to express ray thank regiment will sail The 31st "I wish McCLURE'fc BROWN citizen of Rockcastle has been ac- impulse moved the Demociats of from SanFrancisco on the fiist av V. G Mullins is having a cottage to the manufacturers of Chambercepted by one of our bright young Brodhead to accompany Goebel to ailable transport. lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea built on Fields Heights. men who will enter the college Livingston though no such excur having put on the mar Mt. Vernon, Ky. iter Goebel badges, Taylor badges, next month Matt Ballard has begun the foun Remedy for sion had Deen intended. A subket such a wonderful medicine" for sale by Lloyd Maret at Signal AH business entrusted to our car Messrs. Respes and Wherritt of scription was hastily raised to pay dation for his dwelling. says W. W. Masingill of Beaumont office, for sets. each. expeuses of the band and it was the Southern Railway Jcalled on us Texas. There ate many thousand will receive prompt attention. Ben Banks tha clever drummer Mondaj-- . They are here for the triumphantly mounted upon a gon of mothers whose childien have Office on Main street we are glad to say, is again well purpose tv To Builders. J. W. Marler been saved from attacks of of of surveying a line fro m dola or coal car, where it immediateenough to be on the road. Maretburg to mouth of Line Creek ly performed that classic which in- & Sons now have their mill on one C. C. WILLIAMS, and cholera infantum who Ed. Walton and Joe Waters were It is to hoped a satisfactory line timates the probability of a high of the best sites in the county and must also feel thankful. It is for there. Waters "j'ued the band" can be found; that when the road te'mperatuie in the dear old city be are fully prepared to cut bills to sale by Theo. Wesley Mt. Vernon Attorney-at-Laand went to Livingston. Wit. Vernon Ky. is built from Burgin toJellico.it fore daybreak; or in plainer words order on very short notice. Lum- Ky. "a hot time." In two minutes stand-n- ber can be delivered at Mt. Vernon K. Wilson the London lawyer will come via Maretburg. E. on 2nd floor of new room wis at a premium in the if desired. Give us your brick on l&urch jstrect. Special who had hit case venued to this trders and Some people have taken excep- one passenger cosch, while a crowd Don't Suffer, The Electropoise attention given to collections. county was here Saturday. tions to the expression which was jubilant Democrats held aloft a 'big get promnt. attention and the besl Cures all diseases without the Rev. J. M. Walton and wife of originated by our foreman S C use of medicine. A pure Oxygen flag from the roof of the caboose. R. G.WILLIAMS, Hydcn passed Tuesday down on Franklin in 1896 that '"Bryan is treatment, by absorption. It cures It was a noisy aud hilarious trip their way to Lebanon presbytry. the eratest man since the days of During the winter of 1897 Mr. where everything else tails, it is Attorneyat-La- w to Livingston. On 'he train it Was They can't truthfully learned that the Republicans had James Reed, one of the leading needed in every family, for it will Mr. Soloman Riddle Christ'" Mrs. nnd MT. VERNON. KY. deny the assertion, To show that arranged for speaking in the school citizen and merchants of Clay, relieve every weakness or ailment, have returned from a visit to Old Providence Mr, F, is in earnest he adds that house, the only available building Clay Co., W. Va., struck his leg to the most persistent chronic disnear DR. A. G. LOVELL, against cake of ice in such a man- ease, and without the use of a grain ,. "'Goebel is the greatest man since Church'. in the town. The news came from ner as to bruise it severely. It be- of medicine. Thousands of people ' Joe Taylor claims to have found Paul" Samuel Ward and W. R. Dillion, Physician and Surgeon' Train No, 38 stalled in tunnel two prominent Republicans, who came vcy much swollen and pained all over the United states, from prithe man who wilfully shot his horse No. 3 near Sparks Quarry and boarded the the train at Mt. Vernon him so badly that he could not walk vate citizens to lawyers, Doctors, and says he will proscuite him MT VERNON. engineer Fox Dudderar was over- where a republican meeting had without crutches. He was treated Preachers, Supreme "Judges, EdOffice North kide'tfain (treat Also used several by physicians, itors, etc.. even Crowned Heads of by smoke, Engine was cut been held. Colonel Mullins exerMrs F Kruegcr is visiting Hyden come kinds of liniment and two and a Europe have given written testis Leslie county where Mr. Krueger loose and he was brought to this cised his argumentative powers half gallons of whisky m bathing it uncon-scomonials. of these facts. Book of on the Republicans, andthey finalis building a new court house and place where he remained but nothing gave any relief until he testimonials, aud matter of great infor several hours, He re- ly agreed, iu view of the desire of other houses. began using Chamberlain's Pain terest with price of instruments covered sufficently to go to Row-lau- d the people of Livingston to Jfiear W. C. Mullins of "'Livingstoii Balm. This brought almost a KEEPS tree. Evtry family should on the 11 oclok train, Goebel, and for the reason that no complete cure in a week's time and sent has announced himself a candidate moneys A good have an Electropois; it saves stock of Fancy and Family The Republican speaking and other opportunity would be present he believes that had he not used induces health. Send your adfor the Legislature. Mr. Mullins is barbecue which took place here to them to declare ott the KepuDii- this remedy his leg would have had a prominent business niau and dress at once and see what people knowns the needs of ourpeoplc last Saturday brought the faithful can engagement. to be amputated. Pain Balm is tin say who have thoroughly tested its Sepator Goebel was introduced to equaled for sprains, bruises and merits. Agents and is the strongest man that can to town to hear Denny, Morris and Which he sells at mighty wanted THE fcc found in. the county, He will Powers and to eat of dinner spread the Livingston audience by Rev. J rheumatism. For sale by Theo. ELECTROPIOSE CO., 513 4th carcy the 'Democratic flag vic- for them It was Republican day A. J. Pikp the leading Baptist tier-- ( Wes,ey Mt Vtrn0 Ky LOW FIGURES. St., Loiu'sville, Ky. Senator tory. and made 'the motofit. Every - gyman of this county -. 1 Mt. crnoii Signal . 1 .... Fair - 7 J . t- 1 .fi - c few S r r)EALIN( SON GOEBEL y. to-da- y u Mr-Bla- ck, cl fur-tb- ar Attorney s-at-J- La w, dys-sente- w, g BQ-Off- ice 1 rel-ptiv- es vig-orusl- y. ns W, R.McClure GROCERIES wit ISfe , Hon. William Wortham, lonjt slate trcas urer of Texas, was in a New lork jowelrj One of the Qrnnilcat Otter lijver Mndc. store ono day when he noticed a showcase The first five persons procuring the Evcnthlno. 'When voir come to medl- - I filled with splendid jeweled revolvers, with clnes. t1 sarsaparllla by any other name i silver and gold grips and chased bancls, hav- Endless Chnjn Stnrch Hook from their can never equal Hood's, because of the crrocer will each obtain nno lnrr.u ing precious stones set into the butts. 'Lemme see one of those guns," he said package of "Red Cross" stnrch, I peculiar combination, proportion and ; larL'eS to the clerk. process by 'which Hood's possesses merit inn nM,n f ..u BEST 0 "Which one, sir!" I peculiar to Itself, and by 'which it cures The gold one with the big ruby In the starcli, two Hiiakcspenre pictures I when all other medicines fail. Cures handle. printed In fvelve beautiful colors, ris The clerk took it from the case. It wns natural as life, or one Twentieth Cent rheumatism, what tired feeling, etc marked $300, and it looked even worth more. The Texan took it tenderly in both tury Olrl Calendar, the finest of its kind i hands and held it admiringly up to tho cvcrprlntcd.nllabsolutely free. All othlight. Ihcn drawing himself up to hi full ers procuring the Endless Chain Starch height, which was six feet and a linlf, he rested the revolver upon his left elbow, Book will obtain from their grocer two crooked for the purpose, and looked over large 10c packages of starch for Sc, and HiaiilaimiiimiMiiiMmiiiiiiiiaiiifiaiiw' the sights down the long store. Those per- thn beautiful premiums, which ore beson? who saw involuntarily dodged- given nwny This ofTer Is only made 'Say," said Mr. Wortham, with quiet but ing intense enthusiasm, as he returned the for n short time to further introduce weapon, "if I was to near that gun down in the famous "BED CROSS" starch, and my state the people would be falling down the celebrated "IIUBIXGER'S BEST" "My wlfo htul iilmplea on her face, but on their knees begging to be killed with it!" cold-watstarch. "BED CROSS" launChicago livening News. be na.i been uklni,' CASCAUKTS aad tbey dry stnrch Is something entirely new, hare all dlsapponrcd. I had bran troubled with constipation (or some time, but after taknndlswithout doubt the greatest InvenThe Philippine Wnr. ing the first Cascaret I liavo bad no trouble tion of the Twentieth Century. It has This contest is proving much mete stubwith this ailment. Wo cannot speak too highly of Cascarcts " born than we had anticipated. It needs a no equal, and surpasses all others. It Fhed Waiitman, 6708QermantoTTn Ave., rblladolphla, Pa. vigorous content to straighten matlfri out. has won for itself praise from nil parts We should tackle the Philippines and overcome them as llostctter's Stomach Hitters of the United Stntes. It has superCANDY docs dyspepsia, indigestion, malara, fever seded everything heretofore used, or jW CATHARTIC and ague, and liver and kidney disomies. The known to science in the laundry art. battle is short and decisive.and for fifty years It is made from wheat, rice corn, the Hitters have alwaj s wpn. If you arc ill, and is chemically prepared upon scien.nd don't know what s wrong, try it. ..-.-- ." What's in aName?"i I FmiiwmiittiiiiiitiiwmiimiwiaiiMiwiiaiiiaii Where n Good riatol Ia Aflmlrert. CHRISTMAS PRESENTS FREE. ;,,..' m. XcfwcdS SdUabwui fact that sometimes is Tcr looked, In these days of hurry and scramble, but it is a fact none the less. The success of the John M. Smyth Co., Chicago, whose advertisements nic appearing in this pa per, is a mniked Illustration In point. A 'remmlou? businers has been built up by strictly on its merits. Good goods nroncriv described nnd offered at a very low iui, uic uiiiiiiiui'u cuiJiiui ui wic nrm en ablins it to buy on extremely advantngeous terms. Sec the striking advertisement in thiii issue and write the John M. Smyth Co., 150 to 1C0 West Madison St., Chicago, for its mammoth catalogue. Every family should have it. is a else-who- I his Itnneil Methods Win. SAFE i&3ym33il!mw FOR SIGH PIMPLES Trm B er Alotto of flic Siamese Nation. Have. you heard the motto of the uovern cnt of biam? And having heard it, have you repeated it? ,And having repcaica it, iiuvu vuu t.uiKui us purely personal appll cation? And havinir catisilit it. )inv vnn tried it on your friends? 'J his is the metto: "Ah Wa la Nas Siam. It sounds ur.intcl- ii'siblo nonsense, but keen savins it ovprna long ns you can and as last as you ran and you will discover at last that the eastern patois has a western sense that aptly classiinto "Ah, what an nss Chronicle. fies many a remorseful subject of Uncle Sam. For "Ah Wa Ta Nas Siam is easily evolved I am." Chicago M Home Scclccm Fiiur Iloutc." ISxcnmiona vln "Uljj TRADE MARK RIOISTIRID g" Do SOo. Good, Pleaaant, '.. ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... It.rll.i IttatJ rtrnttrnj, (Htr, Mmlrril, Kt ttrl. Ill (riinrantccd by H(TnRin So'l andCD K K Tobacco Ml Habit. clllo ralatablo. l'otent. Tate Nerer Sicken. Weaken, or Gripe. 10c. Good, 25c. ft Dr.BuJls fnvl- Tlao best remedy for Consumption. Cures Coughs, Colds,Grlppo, OVlUD a a ur.umufliacurc Bronchitis. Iloarso- VhnonIn(r7tal,xorsc. cough, Croup. Small doses nets, Asthma, ; quick, sure results. To the North, West, Northwest, Southwest, South and Southeast. Selling dates: August 15th, September and tific principles, by J. C. Hublnger, an on October 3d and 17th, 5th and lUtli; fare, 1899, at one expert in the laundry profession, who plus to authorized points in the folTho Three Teller. "Can you tell me," asked the summer has hod 25 years of practical experience lowing states: Alabama, Arizona, Arkanman, "What are the three quickest modes In fancy laundering, and who is the sas, British Columbia, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Indian Territory, Idaho, of communication?" first successful oncl original inventor Jansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Michigan, "Well, no." replied the summer girl. Mississippi, "Hal Hal 'telephone, telegraph and of nil fine grades of stnrch In the United 'Minnesota, New Mexico,Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North and now he wonders why she States. If you w oulcl have the best, ask Manitoba, Oklafor "RED CROSS" and "IIUBINOER'S Caiolina, North Dakota, Oregon, Texas, returned his ring in the middle of the homa, South Carolina, South Dakota, Philadelphia Call. BEST," which nrc the finest starches Utah, Virginia, Wisconsin, Wyoming, on the morket The jobbing Washington. For full information and parCviinnslon houses all handle it, the retail grocer ticulars as to rates, routes, tickets, limits, r Means najing rent for a poor farm. Now nrivileccs. "etc.. call on Aacnti I the time to secure a good farm on the has it on his shelves, you find It in nil "Dig Four Rcute," or address the under-'- . line of the Chio.igo, Milwaukee & St. Paul the homes, while the careful housesigned. W. V. Dcppc, A. U. P. & T. Agt., Railway in Marinette County, Wisconsin, wife has adorned the walls of the home Warren .7. Lynch, Gen. Pats. &, Tkt. Agt., where the crops are of the best, work plen- with the Cincinnati, O. beautiful Shakespeare picty, fine markets, excellent climate, pure soft water, land sold cheap and on long tures, which ore being given nwny In "Of .all the delegates that I met at that time. Why rent a farm when joucan buy Introducing "RED CROSS" nnd Christian Endeavor convention," said Dr. one for less than you pay for rent? Address Hill, "I liked him the best who, on being BEST" starch. U. K. Rollins, Land Agent, lbl La Salle St., asked what his business was, said: 'I am a Chicago, III. "Success. nd tea-eo- to-dn- stop-ove- checr-up-odist- .' Two famous pictures printed In ten colors, ready for framing, will be given free to any person who will send a quarter for Three Months' subscription to Demorest's Family Magazine, the great pacer for home lite. Thousands subscribe for Demorest's as a gift to their daughters. Demo- rest s Is the great American authority on Fashions. For forty years It has been read In ih best families of America, and has done more to educate women in true love of good literature than any other magazine. The special offer of these two greaf pictures and Three Months' subscription to Demorest's for 25c. Is made for 60 days only. 'Write at once. Gontl for GlrU Only. Dewey anecdotes relate that the admiral traces his start in life to a severe whipping a school teacher gave him, whereupon he resolved to lead a new life. This anecdote will be read out loud by the mothers, but it will not fool any boy. It is harder to fool a boy than a girl with fairy talcs. Atchison Globe. THE PUBLIC. Sometlilnn; for Slinrkn In All Lines to Prey of Ilnslnca Upon. '"Yon must remember," said the man who was arguing with great volubility and "that we owe a duty to the public." "Who is the public?" inquired Mr. Uly-kin- The IIchI for Clillla and Fever is n bottlo of Giiovk's TASTntrsR Cmi.l. Toxin. H!h sluiply iroiintiilniiinlnolii nn liny. Trli e.tiOc uUisteloss form. Nnrm-A man learns of so many honest men going wrong that he is constantly surprised that he doesn't go out behind the barn and try to hold himself up. Atchison Globe. VERY woman suffering from any femalo trouble can bo helped by Mrs. Pinkham. This statement is based on sound reasouinjr and an unrivalled record. Multitudes of America's women bless Mrs. Pinkham for competent and common-sens- e advice. Write to her if you are ill. Her address is Lynn, Mass. Aosoiutely no charge is made for advice. "I suffered seven years and would surely have died but for your help," writes Mrs. Geo. Baindridce, Morea, Pa., to Mrs. Pinkham. " It is with pleasure I now write to inform you that I am now a healthy woman, thank3 to your kind advice and wonderful medicine. I can never praise it enough. I was a constant sufferer from womb trouble, and leucorrhoea, had a continual pain in abdomen. Sometimes I could not Wnlk across the floor for three or four weeks at a time. Since using your medicine, I now have no more bear n pains, or tired feelings, and am well and hearty. I shall recommend Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to all my 11 suffering friends as tho ?$ greatest remedy for all female weakness." Mrs. Susin J. Weaver, Callowhill St., Phila1 82 delphia, Pa., writes: "Dear Mrs. Pinkham I had inflammation of tho . yTAJi womb and painful menstruation, and by your advice I began taking Lydia E. Pinkham's VegeHave table Compound. taken four bottles and used one package of Sanative Wash and feel like a new woman. I thank you so much for what your medi- - ' kFVSVMHb29ifeiHBii9Kn cine has done for me." Mrs. M. Baumann, 771 W. 21st St., Chicago, 111., writes: "After two WftB5I months' trial of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound I can not say enough in praise for it. I was a vety sick woman with womb trouble when I began its use, but now I am well" 250. SAMPLE BOTTLE lOo. FOR NEXT THIRTY DAYS. to-d- ay ing-dow- vt'te f "fCn S$i,, 1 PCa &. Mm kMmMm$gmtinm SgSEiillLJSg How long have you suffered with RHP free Demorest's Family Magazine, Art Department, 1J0 Fifth Avenue, New York. TnntfltVAMfrAnnllAl 1111 dLUdUUa .wwww u j VUI IVIICUWi TMrlpMAatarl your stomach Isbad. vourliver outof order. Aycr's Pills will clean your tongue, cure your ayspepsta, mane your liver right. Easy to take,- easy . r Ala iu operate, ioc. ah druggists. -- Pnb ii Want your mouitache or beard a beautiful I brown or rich black f Then in 8 - mi . $75 Monthico.ulj outfit free: wo want aman or woraau In crprrcountr i apply quick. Manu facturora. Slit ka Market St.. rnlladelpbla. BUCKINGHAM'S ft DYE A ri o Owuoa .Tt. ft. a P Hut MR; Co :.. Sore '.i fw"""ffn the general populace." "No," said Mr. BIykins, with emphasis, "you got the wrong idea. The public is something to be roped in; to be gouged; to be walked over. To the, sugar trust t lie pub-his a great congregation of confectionery 'onsumcrs. To the beef trust the public is i vait nienageiic of carnivorous bipeds. To the politician it is a collection of persons who have influence nt elections; to the theatrical manager, a crowd of people in front of the box ollicc eager to get rid of inone) ; to the street ear conductor, a lot of creatures w ho ought to be made to rtcp lively." "You think the public gets imposed upon all nround?" "Yes. It doesn't deserve any better, and The man retribution is always waiting. who imposes on the public in one respect DUCK iiuu wic ui'uiTiii uuuii 111 kuiiiu' thing else nnd is imposed on in his turn. Its a heartless business nil the way through. One great and elaborate scheme of Imposition. What people oueii to ho!id primaries in nil parts of the civilized world and send delegates to The Hague to sec if they can't diacuss something like a disarmament scheme by which the ptonlo of this earth can be pemmded to quit imposing on one another. Washington Star. e -mp-ii'- abruptly. "Why cr the masses, you know; To rnre n Cold In One liar Talto Laxntlvo Bromo Oulnlno Tablets. All druggists refund money If It foils to cure. 25c. The worldseems a narrow place when rre wish to avoid our enemies, but wide and vast is it when we part from thcia we !ovr. . . Independent. 10 She- 13 -- iuo laic oncrongraiuiauons; tie - uwii. yes; i was married three weeks aso. I "I hear you have just got married; Uneasy lies the head that wears a bonnet political bee is con in wlucii a larcc-sirctinually buzzing. Chicago Daily News. How Long Have You Read About "5 Drops" Without Taking Them? Do you not think you have wasted precious time and suffered enough? II so, llicit try the "5 Drops" nnd be promptly nnd permanently cured of your afflictions. "5 Drops" Is a speedy and Sure Cure for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 5ciatlca, Lumbago (lame back), Kidney Diseases, Asthma. May I'ever, Dyspepsia, Catarrh of all kinds, Bronchitis, La fJrippe, Headache (nervous or neuralgic). Heart Weakness, Dropsy, Earache, Spasmodic and Catarrhal Croup, Toothache, Nervousness, Sleeplessness, Crcspinz Numbness, Malaria, and kindred diseases. "5 Drops" has cured diseases, than mora people during the past four years, of the (TRADE MARK. all other remedies known, and In case of Rheumatism is curlnc more than nil the doctors, patent ncdlcines.elcctric belts and batteries combined, forthey cannot euro Chronic Rheumatism. Therefore waste no more valuable time and money, but try "5 Drops" and promptly CURED. "5 Drops" Is not only the best medicine, but it is the cheapest, fom$1.00 bottle contains 300 doses. IMce per bottle, J1.00, prepaid by malLor express, or 6 bottles for $500. For the next 30 days we will send a 25c sample FREB to anyone sending- 10 cents to pay for tile mailing. Agents wanted. Write E. LAKE ST.- - CHICAGO. SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE CO., 1C0-IG- 4 DHimra mw isr IIIBfiaVIRllll Hwlll iATOM ? I above-name- d 1 6e4ssX4MOO4O44O0964OO6OOOHaO6OO4e0O04OM4 nvcd my love, to y I believe Piso's Cure for Consumption boy's life last summer. Mrs. Allic iJougUss, LcRoy, Mich., Oct. 20, '04. ou a learn. He taflcr the fourteenth round) "How I dancel'' She "Then I should think Town Topics. JQHNMSMYlriCO MAILORDERJ) ! PUTNAM FADELESS DYES do iot atain the hands or spot the kettle. Sold by all druggists. : lvTr $31.50 only for a solid oak, 5 octave It stop Organ, unsurpassed in tone and unequaltd In looks at anything like this ((5WEST MAOISON STWd sfsVoQ?o 166 TS HICAGOy Hands '' "J weighs about 220, and his shoes arc so big he has to get them made, you can be pretty euro that some rfne calls luni "Artie" or "Swcetums" or something. N. Y. Piess. "Well, gentlemen," remarked the presiIlnll'n Cntnrrli Cure dent of the club, "motions are in order It has been suggested that we have a banquet. Ii taken Internally. Price 75c. What shall be done?" "Mr. President," spoke up the man who When ou cither was seldom heard from, "I move we dispose My nothing. hato a man,Globe. fight him or AtcVison of it by laying it on the table." Thc motion was carried. Philadelphia Some people run at easily as tho color in North American. red bunting. AtchUon Globe.. Notlilncr lit n I'ef Finnic. When you sec a man ovcrsixfcet tall, who Tlic IMncc for It. Some people ore mighty "independent" in their ways who have no reason to be. Atchison Globe. HOW CAN THEY BE SOLD AT THE PRIDE? Hero is an organ possessing all improvetho latot ments. Thacasolsmado of solid oak, H sawed and oleenutlr fin ished; it is 77 inches high, 42 inches wiiio and 23 Jnchcs doopi linnd-romel- y '" Ml?ffl BLynfeti, last one disappeared al out 40 minutes after wo bought it. Elliott' Magazine. THE MARKETS. LIVESTOCK Oattlo.common. so ect Dincn ts CAM E I''alr 10 cood lujli. HOOS-Ojar- ao unci heal y Mixed lucl.ors Liulit nnlnncn SHUKl'-Cho- The first umbrella appeared In 1777. The CINCINNATI, OOt. Ill 2 .V) 7 f 10 i iu 0 to fl 74 lio -S- WsJte v hi Ml 1 1 m ww n Red Rough Hands Itching Burning Palms- - and Painful Finger Ends. mm (JHA1N Whin. No. 3 red COKN-Nu I'LOLH Oil LAMU pilllK v lnl.r 4 Si (Hi 0) 4i lt 4 70 3 M to a '. 4 4 J ; H ii up is V!Sjijf 1"TrfiKSvS' 0' &A9 ho the beautiful canopy top is curved and is fitted with n French bovolod plato mirror. Tho action contains tho vory latest improvements and is also fitted with tho autoraatio valvo vt hlch prevents any possible of tho bellows. The price. We do tone is ovorything that can bo 'dosircd, being rich, full and this because our sweet and equal to that In many policy is a large higher priced organs. lias fivo volume of busioctaves with a grand total ot 122 rcods, throo sots of octavos and ness on a small octavos each, of margin of profit, two setsstops twodiapason, dulci-anlias 11 principal molodia, colosto, and because we desire to become cromona, bass coupler, trobla diapason forte, vox better acquainted coupler, grand organ and kneo humana, swell. in your neighWe guarantee absolute and perfect satisfaction or money borhood. reiunuea. no aiso aiiow you ino ot returning it at any Imo within 30davs of rocoint if nnflrnnotnArfAflr nntlsflA. Wo nlsoinclndo with each orgon on elo-gant stool nnd a valuable instruction book, Allordorsaro promptly nnd carefully filled, This Is certainly a bargain at ourwonderfully low price Wo will sona to any address upon receipt or sso.uu as a guarunieo oi trooa faith, bat wa advlso cash with order, whereby you Bavo extra charges, wmls wo gruaranteo to rotund your money if you are not perfectly aatiafleu. a, -- I $0I.9U Ami EA T Z p itcnt No. S red 4 Hi Q JJJ fe ilk 3 IIA I'rme.o choke I'llOVI IONS Mess poll:. ... Cho'.cu d.nry... (JapUo creamery ... APl'LES Cnolio to fancy 1'OTAiOKb-- Po hrl ... CHICAGO. Hyc No. No. 2 i 1 mixed 11 ii to it. 78 T which is lowest wholesale prices wmmgzm&&bmW 'n vorytnine listedajatwear ana use,ia (urnisrs to iSlF'YiTiliiiieBB-lll- il One Night Treatment Soak the hands on retiring, in a strong, hot creamy lather of CUTICURA SOAP. Dry, and anoint freely with CUTICURA, the great skin cure and purest of emollients. ' Wear during the night, old, loose kid gloves, with the finger ends cut off and air holes cut in the palms. For red, rough, chapped hands, dry, fissured, itching, feverish palms, with shapeless nails and painful finger ends, this treatment is simply wonderful. BUTTi.Il l.rii 7J toi.' to ton) uu ft !h 1& 71 31 lllift 1 1 (it ,i '2i 17 SIM 1 7 0 to to i 60 3 red.,.. GKA1N Whc.U-N- o. No 3 CliUusro apriliK COKN-No.S FLOUn Winter rn ent 3 55 3 I" -- 3IM(6 b 35 OA'I.' No. 2 I'OItK Mess LAHLI-Sle- r.m 775 3 CO Hni fi Wi " il?i 2J to 8 2) to 4M 7(1 NKW VOHK. FLOUR W nter Wlir.AT-No.2- t ntont to 3 S3 ( rel CORN-- 11YK N .2mixed 0 CO OAl'M .Mlxud 1'O.dC Nnn moss LAltD-Wcit- eru to to to ii?; ot,M 2U to Da aEANSES THE 5YSTEM -! . el S1 ? UMUU' CrlfCC OERCOMES IrrfW -- Kidneys, Liver and Bowels Acts gentlv on the $3 & $3.50 SHOES lllnllai "N'N Worth $4 to $6 compared with O0fr00OCOOO0OCOOO0OO W. L. DOUGLAS ea on receipt; oi oniy iuy io parnv pay rjostada and asevid encfl rSof 6aaA faith the 109 is allowed on first purchase amountlnijto CI9? or above. lSSr9SS5SS!rfS!W'rSif fll ouft Monthly orocerv price list fRte.lD DON'T oinermaKej. Rent Indorsed by over 1,000,000 wearers. ALL LEATHERS. ALL STYLES Till CE.UI1E kit W. L. Do.il..' at ! prlci ltinpd ESTABLISH A HOME OF YOUR OWN Read "The Corn Belt," a handsome monthly paper, beautifully illustrated, containing exact and truthful information about farm lands in the West, letters from farmers and pictures of their homes, barns and stock. Interesting and instructive. Send 25 cents in postage stamps for a year's subscription to "The Corn Belt," 209 Adams St., Chicago, DALTIMOItn Fr,OUR-F.imI- ly ukai.n wno-- t ouUiern Corn CATl'C,i:-Flr- wo. area 3 40 tt Co 3 70 7 80 63 bitualConst'' IT5BcNEr THt Take no tubatltute claimed to bo as good. LarneU inakeri of 13 and 13.50 tuoes In the .AtaaaaV "f afflkak world. Yourdealerthouldkeep them If not. we win send you a pair on receiptor nrlcn. Rtatn kind ot leather, tlze and width, plain or cap toe. LumiuKuu a. x res. W. U DOUGLAS SHOE CO.. Brockton. Man. blla. Mixed. Oats No. Suullu Ityr No. 2 wesicrn.... st m to PERMANENTLY OQEp UOOS Pure and Sweet and lroo from every blomlsh Is tho skin, scalp, and hair cloansod, purified, and beautified by CUTICUItA. SOAP. It romoves tho causo of disfiguring eruptions, loss of hair, and baby blomlshos, viz. : Tho clogged, Irritated, inflamed, or sluggish condition ot tho PORES. CUTICURA SOAP combino delicate qmolllent properties derived from CUTICURA, the great skin cure, with tho purest of cleansing Ingredients and most refreshing of flowor odors. No other medicated soap over compounded is to bo compared with It for preserving, purifying, and beautifying tho skin, scalp, hair, and hands. No cthor foielgn or domestio soap, however expnn slvo, is to bo compared with It for all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Thus it combines in ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE namely, TWENTY-FIV- E CENTS tho best skin and comploxlon soap and tho best toilet and baby soap In the world. to cleanse tne skin; gentle anointings witncur'.cuilA not natns witn uithjuka OINTMENT to heal the skin; and mild doses of CUTICUIU RESOLVENT to cool the blftpd. Sold thnnighout tho world. Price, THE SET, l,Mj or SOAP.Mc.; OWTMEJIT, cue., uc.ouuvx.ai man size;, ouc s uuem. wun r., ooio iropl potfortt Pa4 for " U?w (9 rr?orTe toe Hands, Uajr, and Skin," mailed .tree, W.s cm INDIANAPOLIS. quality.... 4 00 to B to 0 85 & 5 25 ICIAL O EffECT5 ey GtMWIfit-MAHT- 2 red.... DRAIN Whoat-N- o. f'orn Va 2 mixed Oats No. 8 mixed I,OUI-VILLK- O to to 3 43 70 32M (AUI?RNIAlTGfSYRVP .nOtv't't. hv. "s (OU SAU 5- nEADEItS OF THIS fAPEIl DESIItINQ TO BUY ANTTUINQ ADVEIITISED IN 1T8 COMJMN8 BUOULD INSIST UPON 1IAVINO WI1AT TUEY ASK FOR, nEFUSlNa ALL SUBSTITUTES Oil IMITATIONS. 824 . - FI.OUR Winter pitent. GRAIN Wheat Nj. 2 led ,. Oits Mixed PORK Mess LARD bioam Corn Mixed BY.U CROSSUTi rmu "Ne,Vr caw. c0 to 3 to III. 0t mcoint. .,.V. .vr"K i: HI1 23M M B5 O 0 CI 060 C18TERSINK fltaor nerTIP I I woutneaiafurtirttdaT'i me Kline's Ureat Nervn llpfttorer. s trial bottleof Dr.treitlte and f reo. Dr. II. II. KLINE, hui., wi Arch St., 1'hllaC l'a No CITC"r,1,ll,!J a, lens than tmd Cured. - IM 'psThHtttjfas Srrup. In time. K.- Toates Good. Use M Bold pt druggltta. IM frP l78J A SOLDIERS tere-- Add Homostottd A. N. -E aiLO STKYM3 acrf loocu., biibefore Junena.aU(3. d. to uu u, ts, 1871, writ c, WHEN . EVS0 fygar 7" VKITINO To "" you " innimi.Dt: J ATerUa Speedy Cure Treatmont for Itching, Burning, Scaly Humors. aisSiSililiSii flillilhiiiiXkinlISiiiiSjafl MM-fcjIJyfcZJialaAZi suat iuut.ii iuuu To cure, or money refundeci by your xw erefcant, so- - why noX try it? IriQJOfT msaBarlmTminrt' ir iii