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i j 37 3 > < J J 4 t r s nJII f Published Every t Friday f = m XXII MT KY NOV 13 1908 8 OUTWITTED BY Whose Vote He Contested Challenger Stashed Him With a Knife Lexington Adolph Meyers was attacked with a knife by J Ira Bright a ward politician and was seriously wounded in the neck Meyers is a native of Germany who has been a resident of Lexington for more than a quarter of a century Bright is a recent com- er to this city At the election Brght challenged Meyers vote The elec ¬ tion officers who knew Meyers were satisfied to let him vote but Bright persisted and Meyers produced his papers He then told Bright never to speak to him again Later Bright saw Meyers and brought up the election day affair Meyers told him to go away where- upon Bright slashed Meyers twice in the throat with a pocket knife Bright was arrested WOMAN THE LEADER In ShMtlnf Affray at Jackson Recall Jng Fiercest Feud Days Jackson KyNot even in the fiercest of feud days was this town ever so badly shot up as Tuesday night The disturbance was not con fined to any one part of the city Fiv shots were fired into the ice plant and two bullets struck the residence of M Forbs The glass front of Samuel E Pattons store was demolished and a pistol ball was imbedded in the win dow sill of the home of James Lanter A woman named Sugar Fouch was In the melee and shot under thaJeet ol some of the citizens who undertook to remonstrate with her The peopl on Broadway kept in their houses with darkened indows Hunting Discouraged By Farmers Louisville KyTo protest against nn invasion of the state and particu larly of Jefferson county after the game season opens farmers of this section met in mass meeting The game laws go into effect November 13 and the soil tillers fear that dropping cartridges and powder may set under brush afire They will seek td have laws passed making carefulness with tire imperative or putting restriction on hunting in underbrush Family Escapes Cremation Frankfort KySmoke blowing through the room in which Robert Reardon was sleeping awoke him ill the early morning in time to prevent his family of 10 from being cremated He gave the alarm to members of the family and when they had put out the fire they found a pile of burned straw against the house that had been taken from a stack in the neighborhood Kentucky Towns Endangered Mayfield Ky Miles of creek not tom near Boaz north of here are on tire Every available man is fighting to keep the flames from entering that town which has a population of more than 300 persons The fire is only a short distance away and the town is in grave danger Fires are also sweop ing over Clark river bottom and the town of Kaler is in its pathway Reversal of Award of Damages Frankfort KyThe court of ap peals reversed the case of the Louis vile Railway Co vs R E Buckners administrator and ordered a new trial because the judge gave an erro neous instruction to the jury duck her was a streetsweeper in Louis- ville and was run over and killed by a street car Judgment for 2500 was awarded Will Unveil Goebel Statue In May Frankfort KyThe Goebel monu- ment commission decided to unvei the monument to the late governor in the state cemetery in May of next year At a meeting of the commis sion in Mar h the date for the unveil ing will be fixed The commission ac cepted the monument at a cost ol 15500 Night Rider Suit Closes Suddenly Newport Ky Attorneys for W S Henderson suing John Jett and othj ers in the federal court at Newport for 15000 damages claimed because of injuries to person property and business resulting from a night ridei raid at Augusta Ky caused the ac ticn to be dismissed without prejudice before Judge Cochran To Heat New Capitol Frankfort Ky have been ntde by the capitol commission to have the new capitol heated dur ing this winter to prevent the build lag from being damaged The Indica tions are tnt the state official will not move into the capitol until next summer I Waggorer Renominated Frankfort Ky Gpo C Waggoner of Pleasureville Henry county who Introduced the famous county unit bill at the last session ol the general assembly has been renom inated by the democrats Big Damage Suit Filed Lexington KySuit was filed hero against the Chesapeake Ohio Rail- way Co for 25000 damages because of the death of Ernest Bailey who was run over by an engine here No ¬ vember 7 1907 Inquiry into the conditions of rural and life by the by President dbsevelt and headed by Dean t rDailey in earnest this week with a hearing by the com- mission ¬ Monday at College Park Md The has mapped ouj at itinerary covering the entire country and the next ten days vyill be spent in the South rkJi nnt i1iou I JYOLUME VERNON ROCKCASTLE COUNTY FRIDAY NUMBER I PATROLMAN KyPatrolman comparatively Arrangements Representative agricultural Commission appointed willbegin commission ONE YEAR FOR XCENTS Mall Collector Heavily Sentenced By United States Judge Newport KyOne year in jail was the sentence imposed upon farmer Mail Ccllectcr James Taylor of New- port ¬ by Federal Judge A M J Ccch ranTaylor stole six cents from a mall box which had been left in the recep ¬ tacle by some person who did not have the stamps handy for his letters and who rusted the carrier to par ¬ chase the necessary stamps Thejjfautory penalty for any or ease againt the postal regulations is very severe and while Judge Coch rans sentence cf a year In the New ¬ port jail seems like a heavy dose IB reality it is light as compured with what might have been imposed As it is Taylor will have to serve GO days in jail for each cent he stole from the mail box- RETURN OF TAYLOR From Indiana to Kentucky Planned By Court Official Frankfort KyGov Willson Wilt likely have to show his band in tha TaylorFinley indictments ina short time for Arthur Goebel and Common- weal ¬ ths Attorney Robert Franklin held a conference here and it is un ¬ derstood will ask for a requisition on the governor of Indiana for them Gov Willscn made a statement a month ago that he desired the indict ¬ ments taken up and tried or got off the docket by the first of the year It the requisition is honored it is certain that the governor will demand that the prisoners be given bail or he will probably not ask for it Commonwealths Attorney Franklin will not consent to bail but says they must be treated like other prisoners charged with murder Governor To Entertain Justice Harlan Frankfort Ky Justice John M Harlan and wife of Washington D C will be the guests of Gov and Mrs Willson Thanksgiving and for I the first time since Gov Willson be- came chief executive the mansion will be the scene of a social function JUSi lice Harlan and Gov Willson were formerly law partners I Pioneer Citizen Dead Ludlow Ky Franklin Cook plo neer resident of this place died aged 62 years Mr Cook came to Ludlow from England with his parents when two years of age He was a gardener and coal merchant and leaves about I 15 children all of whom are grown and in business Minister Combs Made Defendant Lexington Ky Leslie Combs Unit- ed States minister to Peru and Daniel Swigert a Fayette county farmer and I turfman were made defendants in an I attachment suit by the Lexington City I National bank on promissory notes for 16000 given in 1895 and 1896 with I credit of 2000 I A Costly Spark Lexington ySparks from a lccG I motive ignited grass on the farm of John F Price on the Leestown road and before men could beat out the flames with gunny sacks 25 acres ot grass on the Price farm and 15 acres on the farm of Z T Smiley had been burned over Justice Harlan To Visit Gov Willson Frankfort Ky Justice John 11 Harlan will be the recipient of many social honors when he visits this city as the guest of Gov Willson on Thanksgiving He wiirbe given a ban quet by the judges of the court of ap- peals and another by the Louisville Bar association Negroes Heeded a Warning Glasgow INgroes employed nt a stave mill at McFarland Monroe county who had been brought uom Tennessee were warned by notices to quit work and leave at once The ne ¬ groes heeded the warning They left at once for their homes in Tennessee Eig Whisky Fire Louipville KyWhisky valued at 125000 and buildings worth 15000 were destroyed by a fire at Dealsville In Nelson county Two warehouses two stock barns and several minor buildings belonging to the T W Sam uels Distillery Co were burned Special Judge Appointed Frankfort KyGov Willson ap pointed Judge Wm H Holt of Old ham county special judge of Whitley circuit court ludge Moss Is In the midst of a political canvass and re- quested the appointment of a special judge Horsemans Widow Dead Lexington KyMrs Maltha Shank Hn widow of the former secretary ol the Kentucky Trotting Breeders asso- ciation who dropped dead at the be- ginning of the 1904 fall trots died here Kentuckian Ends Life New York Walworth H Tappan well known in the iron and steel trade of the south and middle west who ived in Louisville Ky blew his brains out Sn the washroom of the Ho- tel Savoy owing to despondency REV I W WILLIAMSON TESTIFIES Rev I W Williamson Hut ingtoo W Va testifies as follow This is to certify that I ued Foleys Kidney Rmedy fur nervou < exhaustion and kidney trouble and am free to say that FoleysKemedv will do all that you claim for it fOIZTIIONEtDTARSd m LET US HAVE PEACE MtVernon Ky Nov 7th 1908 The Battle of Ballots has been fought the victory won and so overwhelmingly in favor of Taft and what he represents that there is uo room for a squabble over doubtful states as was the case in the HaysTilden campaign of i876 In the defeat of Win Jennings Brvan there is no ground far ex- ultation ¬ anywheie He stands for the noblest type of American citizenship It does not follow that because he has been defeated any principle of popular gqven ment has suffered defeat On the contrary the main principle the underlying principle of a gpvern ment of tht people bv the people for the people ofwhich he is a staunch exponent was tever more clearly set forth than in the pres ¬ ent campaign Nor is Mr Bran anymore the exponent of tht principle than Theodore Roosevelt Whether the presidentelect Will lam Howard Taft shall be strongel than the leaders in the national assembly opposed to the reforms proposed and set in motion by his predecessor remains to be seen Whether or not Wm H Taft can cause a revision of the tariff as he has promised also remains to be put to the test It would be preposterous to sup- pose that any adjustment of the tariff tup or down will meet the approval of the extremists on eithei side nor that will exactly suit both factions in either side nor that will reconcile nor that will exactly suit both factions in either party There will be difference of opinion on this question as on every other topic in our national politics and the honest convictions of the leaders in politics usually formulate these differences and make them principal elements in national politic arid party plat forms Around these planks as t icy are called with the leaders standing on them are waged the political battles fierce and strong and any arguement that has any semblance of truth and some that have none are injected into the speeches and campaign litetature for all they are worth So the result is in almost every election we have a campaign of education that reaches the humblest and leist informed voter in the country in some measure while the people who can read and think for them ¬ selves may choose as between the policies of the various parties now representedThe remarkable part of the campaign just closed is the fact of such similarity in the policy out ¬ lined in the national platform of the two great parties respectively Toomuch space would be required to give in detail the agreement or differences of the two platforms only in a general way to affirm that practically the Democratic platform and Mr Bryan in his speeahes pledged the good faith of the Democratic party to carry out the most im ¬ portant oi the reforms begun by the Republican party under McKinleys and Roosevelts administration Whether or not the laws pertaining to interstate commerce are just and wise remains to be seen Whether the combination of capital called Trust is an unmixed evil has not been proven It is not denied it cannot be successfully denied that the corporations have enabled the public to secure better articles and cheaper according to quality than was possible jn the good old times It cannot be denied that under the Protective system the United States has become the leading nation in agriculture manufactures and commerce and a world power look ¬ ed up to and respected bv every nation on the globe It does not follow however that the same result might pot have been attained in some other way under democratic rule The pi ogress of the United States since their independence and consolidation into a Federal government has been onward and upward and if you please the greatest expansion as a result of war occurred under democratic administration and next to the Louisiana burchas a peaceable transaction the greatest expansive movement itshistory In closing this subject it may be said t1atnot ¬ withstanding the defeat of Mr Bryan there was no defeat to what ¬ ever principle he edvocated that was vital to interests of American citizenship Since his first campaign great changes have arisen in American politics amounting to a revolution in which the masses led chiefly by President Roosevelt are arrayed against the monopolistic tendencies of various combinations of capital designated by him as predatory wealth or the combination of c ipital in restriction of trade The department of commerce and labor has been created and with it the great question regulating inter ¬ state commerce A question practically new in our history no wonder then that men differ in de ¬ gree and manner of meeting these great questions affecting the inter ests of every citizen ot the nation Aside from home half truths circu ¬ fated for the purpose of defeating 61 insuring the election of either the campaign was remarkably free from personal abuse and vituper- ation ¬ headed as each ticket was by grand men honest men either ofwhich would make an honorable respectable president of the great est and grandest nation on earth Hurrah for our free country God save our presidents Let us have peace- J W VANWINKLE HOW IS YOUR DIGESTION Mrs Mary Dowling of No 228 8th Ave San Francisco recom ¬ mends a remedy for stomach trouble She says Gratitude for the wonderful effect of Electric Bitters in the case of acute indi ¬ rection prompts this testimonial I am fully convnced that for stomach and liver troubles Electric Bitters is the best remedy on the market today This great tonic and alterative medicine invigor ates the system purifies the blood and is especially helpful inall forms of female weakness 5oc at Chas C Davis drug store J = LEVEL GREEN The election passed off quitelv here and were it not for the happy and exceedingly prosperous times which our friends have so generously given us we would soon forget there was an election at altThere will be a series of meetings at Popular Grove Baptist church beginning Sunday the 15th instGrover C Price ex- pects to return to Medical college Louisville the I4th as a senior The young doctor will he ac companied by his wife Mrs Overton Bullock of this place who had been lingering for some months past with consumpt ¬ ion passed away the 3rd and was interred at the Chapel cemetery Wednesday The Ipnfdrougth has been broken by a two davs continuous rain here which the farmers gladly receiveJohn Mullins of Mt Vernon visited parents here Sunday Quite a number of our charch going citizens have been attending the services at Freedom conducted by Rev A J Pike of Brodhead We are amused to learn that Republicans who had mules to sell bEfcre the election at 30 a piece in case Bryan was elected are now trying to give them away and cant A METHODIST MINISTER RECOMMENDS CHAMBER ¬ LAINS COUGH REMEDY We have used Chamberlains Cough Remedy in our home for seven years and it has always proved to be a reliable remedy We have found that it would do more than the manufacturers claim for it It is especially good for croup and whooping cough REV JAMES A LEWIS Pastor Milaca MinnME Church Chamberlains Cough Remedy is sold by Chas C Davis h THE REV IRL R HICKS ALMANAC For 1909 read Nov isth bigger and better than ever by mail 35 cents on news stands 300 One copy free with WORD AND WORKS monthly magazine at r a year WORD ANB WORKS PUBCo 2201 Locust Street St LouisMo Census reports show that 8199 782 bales of cotton were ginnrd to November i The ginneries num- ber 26295 PINE HILL J E Woodall was in our little town Monday W H Cottengim is in Corbin on business this Frank Lay who has been weekI fined to his bed for 1 few some betterMiss Minnie Falin of Cove is visiting her brother L G Falin of this placeThe people of this place organized a literary society Friday night nominating John McFerron as president and of course John will make it prove a success Everything is hustling in our little town some loading fire clay some cord wood others coal and spokes W H Carmical and family of Mt Vernon visited Mr and Mrs R B Sams SundayDavid Cottengim while working in the sand quarry at Sinks Saturday fell about twelve feet and a stone about eight feet square and three feet thick fell as he did landing on his right arm and shoulder al ¬ though he is not seriously hurt nothing only sprains and bruises Willie Adams of Cove is study ¬ ing telegraphy at this place under L G lcalinMrs Tom Manuel has returned after a pleasant visit to friends and relatives in Crab OrchardFrank Halcomb has a smile all over his face here of late but no one wonders whyDr W J Childress was up from Living- s ¬ on Tuesday to see Davis Cotten ¬ gim and says he is getting along fineThere will be preaching at the Baptist church Sunday by Bro JonesMrs Geter Falin was in Mt Vernon shopping Saturday Pierce Cottengim has returned home from Cary where he has been cTging coatO J Mullins from Level Green has been jockying among our boys this week Mose Parks the hustling representative for Ottis Co was with our merchants this week Old Uncle Wm Roberts on election day before he started to VOte for Brvan caught him a ground hog for dinner putting it under a kettle till he returned but on returning he found his ground- hog was gone so he was left in sorrow his ground hog and vote both lost- SEVEN S YEARS OF PROOF Ii I have had seven years of proof that Dr Kings New Discovery is the best medicine to take for coughs and colds and Tor every diseased condition of throat chest or lungs says W V Henry of Panama Mo The world has had thirtyeight years of proof that Dr Kings New Discovery is the best remedy for coughs and colds la grippe asthma nay fever bronchitis hemorrhage of the lungs and the early stages ot consumption Its timely use always prevents the developement of pneumonia Sold under guaran ¬ tee at Chas C Davis drug store Soc and 100 Trial bottle free THE AMERICAN TOBACCO CO The decision bv a vote of four to one ofthe Judges ol the United States Circuit Court of Appeals sitting at New York that the American Tobacco Company is a I combination in restraint of trade is the biggest thing yet accomplish ¬ ed by the Government in its fight on corporations that make a prac¬ tice of violating the Sherman act The case is still to go to the Su ¬ preme Court there to be decided on the law and the evidence for despite Mr Roosevelts efforts to destroy popular confidence in the integrity of that court belief that it will weigh fairlv and decide justly has not been shaken The hope however that the Supreme Court will sustain the derision of the Circuit Court seems not un ¬ reasonable The case against the American Tobacco Company has been prepared and argued by Mr Reynolds for the Government with less of a desire to make political capital than to establish his con ¬ tention in the minds of the Judges that the tobacco trust is operating restraint of trade Iilnosection ofthe country will the further progress of the countrv will the further progressof the case be watched with greater interest than in Kentucky since with the SupremeCourt rests the power to givethe release from lawlessness that is no longer hoped for from the State Louisville Times x d j fii Jl 1 li l Established < > 4 1887 J LIY1NG8TO A Miss Bessie Mullins of Mt Vernon is the guests of relatives hereMrs W J Childress and children visited her parents ia the country last week Dispatcher Quiggius and wife were in Louis ¬ ville last weekMrs Annie Quinn and children of Paris are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs J B Hayes Mr Dave Williams of Mt Vernon was in town on business TuesdayMr and Mrs N Riggs were in Cincinnati last week i Rev Campbell and Rash are holding a series of meetings at the Christian church Dr W J Childress has sold his drug store to Charlie Whitehead of VaRush Johnson is in town this weekC- E Rice of Lebanon Jet spent a few days with his mother thi- sweekRev Ogle filled his regular appointment at the Baptist church Saturday and Sunday Mrs J E Woodall was in Hazel Patch last weekMrs Mary Helton of Brush Creek is visiting her daughter Mrs E T Anderson Miss Myrtle Payne of Corbin is the guest of her sister Mrs Sam SmithMiss Rosie Moore died at the Pope hotel of pneumonia fever and was hurried at the Overbey cemetery Mr James McGure attended the burial of his soninlaw Mr Dud Rowlet at Richmond Miss Cora Wright was here from Sue Benuett Memorial School London Saturday and Sunday Mrs J T Chewning and Mrs Clara Hayes entertained a host of friends at their homes 00 Main street last w ek MEN PAST SIX IY IN DANGER More than halt of mankind over sixty years of age suffer from kidney and bladder disorders usually enlargement of prostrate glands This is both painful and dangerous and Foleys Kidney Remedy shouldbe taken at the first zign of danger as it corrects irregul rities and has cured many old meu of this disease Mr Rod ¬ ney Burnett Rockport Mo writes I suffered with enlarged gland and kidney trouble prostateI and after taking two Foleys Kidney Remedy better than I have for twenty years although ram now 91 years old Echoes of the national president- ial campaign will undoubtedly be heard at Denver this week in the national convention of the American Federation of Labor The espousal by President Samuel Gompers of Mr Bryans canse will be criticised by some members of the federation and the matter will certainly be discussed to some ex ¬ tent un TllOCM1OFALA31MEMBER Well Known on the Pacific Slope His Washington Address is 1312 gth St N W Washington D C t 91r z N1 CONGRESSMAN THOS CALE Hon Thus Gale who was elected to Congress from Alaska is well known on the Pacific slope where he hasresulecl His Washington address is 1312 Oth St N W Washington D G- Washington D C Pcrnna Drug Co Columbus Ohio Gentlemen I can cheerfully recom- mend ¬ Peruna as a very efficient rem- edy ¬ for coughs and colds Thomas Cole Hon C Slemp Congressman front Virginia writes r have used your vat uahle remedy Peruna wiih beneficial results and can unhesitatingly recom- mend ¬ your remedy as an invigorating tonic and an effective and permanent cure for catarrh fcSanann the Ideal Laxative r4r Htll ES cram Vrrnfg tHE GUARANTEED WR t REMEDY THE CHILDRENS FAVORITE TON nswAnE or ruiTATioris THE GENUINe FtCPARED CNLY D- VBallard3oow Liniment Co- aT LOUIe IVIO ChasC Davis STIMULATION WITHOUT IRRITATION That is the watchword That is what Foleys Orino Laxative does Cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation in any form Raius in Western and Southern Kentucky and Southern Indiana began to fan Monday night and put I an places end to forest fires at many = Il iit i = 0 > l I WI fijI 9 m lm Our line of Couch Caskets is unexcelled JM Handmade Coffins furnished m Itllthe All Orders by Wire Promptly Filled II- II W A I COX I1I1 IIIl 1 TflflflTflTflTTTTTTTTTT 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