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This ti a common expression with peope who

How themeelvc to lib induced In purchiee clee I

Itwhere betore eeclng our fctnck Wo aro heller plO

this fall than ever to how you big Valuesj Iut low priws Try us awl BOO

e i Ladies Furnishingsquality Ladies Ribbed Union Suit

iGUOIl 4aud 0 at 25c Ladies Oneita Unionbest nmdc heavy fleeced at 50c Union

Suits fur children age 3 to 12 rears 25o to 50c I-

Ii loud fleeceline Hose lOc Ladies fastblack

fleece lined Hoso20c and 25c Ladies tilkGnisbblack fleeced hose 25e regular 35c quality IHeavy gray LOBe better than home knitat 25c IInfant fleece lined Vest lOcoLadies latest fFolding Collars lOc Highgrade Corset 25c fIt G Corsets beet made 85c lufanU wool I

t1I0se lOc I

16ents Furnishings I i

IUoodcoltou Socks Be Large fast bordered Ihandkerchief Oc Corliss Coon Collars latest

Istylu 15c or two for 2fls Bg line Ties Tcck

k Bcarfs String Tie Fourinhaudi Puds cat25c Mens black cotton Hose lOc Meii Iud I-

I boys heavy fleeced Underwear 25c to 60c per jIgarment Homeknit yarn socks 25c Good I-

lir I linetiwnrkGovc 2Gc Good grade light IIwei Glove 25c to 81 per pair Mena and I

i IBoya nice percal Shins 25o to 50c Good Jer i Ipey Shirts OOc Best lino ot8uite4 I700 IOIn Ohio county Kb Overcoats equal

t aat 55 Mens good Suspenders lOc 15 20c

and OOc Mens good Clinton Drawers 25c Ir25c ipit HEADQUARTERS where theyare pro Ito give you grander values than any bouee in 1 I-

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HI We are really far youDODSON KING 1lverymens

in nil colors at Carson

I CotlNLuccape at 50 cts at CarsonCoaqGood Blankets 50 cts at Carson ft ctat

CosMrs Hattiett Stevens near Beaver

Dim Is very sick I

I Mr Charlie Turner has moved to

Rev Bennetts farm

Mr Tim Taylor has moved into the

cottage near the college I

IMr Shelby Taylor has moved Into

t 1tbe Tom Taylor property

r t Prof S C Stevens Lexingtoncalled to see us yesterday

You should see the Indies and chit

den jackets at Carson Co I

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Rev R D Bennett has moved Intothe house vacated by Mr Shelby Tay

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White and Oak curtain polls with j

wood fixtures at 10 cts at CarsonCos

Pot anything in the Livery linecall on Dodsod haveopened their big stableII

Esq Jas A Park who has been i

stationed at Hileya Mill Christianconnty came home to give his

pA provalto Goebelism Tues vI

Den P RIugo was cal c l tollPMr1Vednesday night by n I

c telegram from Democratic headquattera he otject not known i

FOR SAutA farm ol 169 ecre good i

blldings well watered Lying on i

Rough Rive near Ross Rippleterms call on Larkln Williams cen1ettown Ky

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Sclircejerthcwell known Ihotojrapher is now at the Hartford wharjwith hid Floating Studio We are i

making Buttons at 250 each ortwo for 4oc Co JakiPboto8 nt 500 per I

dozen They are wlce the biz of

4t Daisy Photos Qotqe and see us I

SCURQiTBR

pisos CURE I

C O N SUMPTION

Mr John Foster isthe guest of hisltmily this week-

Ovicoata for the tat man the lean

man and any kind of R man at CarsonCOII

Mrs Sallie Bennet ol Beda was theguest ot relatives and friends in

hartford last week

Attention We have just opened

up our new stable and arc now ready

for you Give ua n call-

DODSOK KING

the Liverymen

Mr Howard Hills who has been

sojourning in Colorado for the puttwo yeais is visiting relathes near

R G Corsets No 101 the ioo-qualltyat9rcts the No 115 the 85 a

quality nt 75 cts Century corsets40 cts at Carson Gos 0

Missrs James P Thomas O B

Heavriu and Amos Carson ot Louis-

ville¬

spent a Sew days in Hartfordthis week the guests of relatives andfriends

Mr V G Bennett near town will

leave next week for Rives Tennwhere he will join the Rives HuntingClub end proceed to some point in

Alkansasto spend tendayin hunting

Shaver of the ShlnkelIlIIrIesse died Tuesdaynight aid was buried yesterday liewas one of Ohio county best cltizens and will be greatly missed

Mr Alvls S Bennett special agentfor the New England Mutual Life In-

surance¬

Company Louisville came

home to vote Mr Bennett made theRKrunLlCAN a pleasant call while here

TUB REPUBLICAN has n scholarshipfor sale in each of the following in

stitutions West Kentucky SeminarySouthern Normal and Bryant and

Stratton Business College Any one

desiring to attend any of these schools

would do well to give us a call

CoArAt the MM IJiijih Miller

lank opposite Dr Millers Bank We

aim to furnish n good supply of coal

New tip public screens good roadfile loading place take in exchangeill kinds of horse feed such provisions as we need and fruit nt Hattfordprice It M Miller delivers cheapTelephone 66

Jno A ft BDQAR MILLERI

Mr RuIns Uiitd was thrown from a

horse wh ile on his way home Tuesda

Irmu thctlfction and WAS b idly hurtHP was iHini fist when the horse

stumbled aid tell throwing him and

breaking his collar bone and leavinghim otherwise irjurcd It is hopedthat his irjuries will not prove ser-

Ious i

Mr Chortle Leach and Miss AnnieHughs Beaver Dam left Sunday forRckport Ind where they were war¬

IIccomplI is

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f SerofulaThis root of many evilsGlandular tumors abscesses pimples

land other cutaneous eruptions soreears Inflamed eyelids rickets dyspep ¬

sia catarrh readiness to catch coldand Inability to get rid of It easily pale ¬

ness nervousness and other ailmentsIncluding the consumptive tendency

Can be completely and permanentlyremoved no matter how young or oldthe sufferer

Iloodi umapurllla was given the daughterof Silas Vcrnoojr Wavrartlnc N Y who hidbroken out with scrofula sort all over tierfate and head The first bottle helped br-an< when be had taken ilz the roM were allhealed and tier face was smooth He wrlteathat the hat never shown any sign of thescrofula returnlnir

Hoods SarsaparillaPromises to cure and keeps thepromise Ask your druggist for It

today and accept no substitute

Davenport On their way home justNorth of town the pole ot the surreybroke innd the carriage becameunmanageable and was upset in aditch but no one was hurt

From all indications the stock lawhas been defeated by an overwhelmingmajority however a very small votewas polled on this question comparedwith the vote in the gubernatorialrace The farmers have decided thatthey do not want the stock law justnow and will not have their stockconfined In four years they canagain vote on the same propositionIt was generally believed that the lawwould be defeated consequently noone is surprised

Mrs 0 R Tinsley died at her rest

dence near Beda last Sunday nightof cancer of the stomach Her re-

mains¬

were interred in the Alexandercemetery Monday afternoon in thepresence of a large concourse of sorrowing friends Mrs Tinsley wfts

the daughter of Mr and Mrs JohnWcsbrooks ot near Bowling Greenand a very congenial lady She leavesa husband and four children to mournher loss together with a large circleot friends In his misfortune Mr

Tinsley has the sympathy his manyfriends throughout the country MrsTinsley was a faithful and devoutChristian and Is now enjoying theblessings which she so fully earned

Dyspepsia Is difficult digestion due

to the absence of natural digestivepowers

A L Morton Doad

The subject of this sketch was bornon the old homestead near Hutford Ills father was one of the oldcut settlers of the county his grandlather was one of the company of menwho came here to the old Hart Ford in

1798 The deceased was educated in

the rural district school and at theage ol twentythree was appointed tofill an unexpired term as CircuitCoutt Clerk caused by the death oihis brother John P Morton In 1862

he was elected Circuit Clerk and wasreflected for the two terms followingIn 1890 he was the Democratic now I

nee for County Judge but was defeat ¬

ed by Judgejohn P Morton by a

small majorityHe was married in Hardin county

In 1872 His wife died on April 19

1889 Three children yet surviveMrs Marvin Bean Misses Bessie andFlorence Morton all of Hartford

brother Preston Motion was killedat the battle of Shiloh Dr J CMorton of Hartford Mrs ByronChapman and Mrs C L Green of

Mount Vernon III are the remain-Ing

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members ot the family that yet

surviveHefor years a prominent Sac¬

tor In the Democratic party in Ohiocounty An associate ol his says hewas one of the best politicians thatthe county ever had He was a kindIndulgent husband and father a con ¬

sistent tmember of the Presbyterianchurch and a wan whom every bodyloved The iulerrment at Oakwood

yesterday at 230

No Hope

rr11 IQt17for you said four different physidans I still had sufficient left totry Dr Miles New Heart Cure as itwas recommended to me I

had suffered for years with hearttrouble so bad was my case I was

given to die several times Hadsevere palpitation short breath andmuch pain the heart flutteringand smothering spells but Dr Miles

Heart Cure me prompt relief

and finally a permanent cureMrs J L Taylor Owen boro Ky

DR MILESHeart Cureis sold by all drugslltlon guaranteefirst bottle or moneyBook on heart and nerves tent free

Dr Miles Medical Company Elkhart Ind

A

GREAT DAYIIRepublicans Rally at

Baizetown and-

Cromwell

Largo Crowds Greet Hon CMBarnott

The Republicans demonstratid theirdetermination overthrow Goebelism

Largest crowd ever assembled atBTZrtown on a political occasion and

the returns ot the elfCllon prove theresult of Saturday Col Barnett made

a telling speech He took up national politics and discussed them atlength then comiug to Kentucky heshowed that he was no less familiarwith Stole issues He paid M splend ¬

id tttbute to Gov Taylor The occasIon was a brilliant success in everysense of the wotd

The Republicans made extensivepreparations for the occasion havingtwo cornet bands BAizttown and Tay-

lor Mines to furnish musicAfter the speaking had closed a

large processions marched to Crom ¬

well led by the cornet bands 400 or500 people assembled there to hearMr Barnett Many ladles greetedthe occasslon with their presence Tobriefly state the case it was the greatest day that Baizetown and Cromwell

ever erjoyed in the way of a politicaltreat

uProgram mo

For teachejs association and Read-

Ing¬

circle at Fordsville SaturdayNovember the I7th 1900

10 to 1030 Devotional exercises1031 Reading Circle woik W

G Welborn President Chapter IVmethod In education primary Reading MissDotia WesterGeld Advancedreading L W Godsey

Chapter lXSpellingJ HSmlthChapter X Object lessonMiss

Btulah Coots and Miss Dora E Gibeon

Chapter XtS W Crowe and T

J MortonIntroductionto American Litera

ture Chapter IVJ A Dull

Chapter IXR D HeadChapter XMiss Cova AndersonAssociation work Prof O M

Shultz conductorMeans of securing punctuality J

IBlackShouldwhispering be prohibited

Wallace RossonCurrent lIteratureJas DeWeese

Business and adjournmentJ HAM BARNES 1GILBERT HOLBROOK l ComCLAUDR SMITH r-

FrORRNCB ROWAN jo

A rich lady cured of her deafnsesand noises in the head by Dr Nichol ¬

sons Artificial Ear Drums gave 10oooto his Institute so that deaf peopie unable to procure the Eat Drumsmoy have them free Address No

4483 The Nicholson Institute 780Eighth Avenue New York

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Marriages

Fonzey Embrey to Miss ElanoryMilem

Willie Nix to Miss Rebecca Ray

menJames Spencer to Miss Ida TilfordGarfield Wedding to Miss Lue Ho

hlmerJohnD Ward to Miss let Dooley

Tim Daniel to Miss Eliza SpradleyScofield Mldkiff to Miss Maggie

CoxIsaacClark to Miss Polly Fralze

Vincent W Hull tQ Miss Ira M

McKernanGoerge W Pool to Miss Tula Rum

mage

Constipation means the accumulation of waste matter that should bedischarged daily and unless this isdone the foul matter is absorbed andpoisons the system Use HEROINEto bring about regularity of the boweta Price 50 cts For sale by J H

Williams6

To Turn Search Light on Ken-tucky

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Returns

Washington D 0 Nov 7ThereI-s great rejoicing in Washington overthe election There never was anyreasonable doubt of McKinleys re

election but the fact that the defeatot Bryan and Bryanlsm has been so

significant is regarded as of thegreatest importance as It endsBryans dictatorship over the Democracy and prepares the way lot thepartys reorganization on lines more

really Democratic and more conserva-

tiveThe fact that Senator Pettigrew of

South Dakota whose support of

Agulnaldo in the Senate and his general conduct was most irritating hasbeen beaten and that Lentz thedemagogue from the Cofutnbup 0dUtrict has probably been defeated

are most gratifying to all Repnbli

cansThen the almost certain defeat of

Bryan in Nebraska is considered as

one of the most gratifying featuresof the election

The later returns simply make theRepublica n victory the more com

plete and the departure of Bryan from

public attention the more certainThe only news that is at all unsat

isfactory comes from Kentuckythough Secretery Hratbl of the Res

pnbllbau National Committee says

the State is surely Republican-

If Kentucky is declared as carriedfor Bryan the opinion here is that itwill have been the result of stealing

there is alrcady talk of Congresinvestigation of the election

there and of preventing Blackburnfrom taking his lent in the Senate

If you are suflenug horn drowsinessIn the day time irritability tempersleepless nights general debilityheadache and general want ol tone 01

the system use HURBINE You willget relief and finally a cure Price 50cts For sale by J II Williams

aBAR DOCKET

Ohio Circuit Court NovemberTerm 190O

sncoNnDw318 Comlh vs Win Hayden

3109vs Same

3179 VB John StClM-

r3i8j vs Same

3183 vs Thomas Ross

3298 vs Ellis Roach c

3347 vs Tom Berry man3348 vs Same

3349II vs Same

3350 vs Same3351 vs Same3384 vs Robert Dehart

3391II vs Henry Catter c

3392 j vs Same

3414 vs Elvis Blankenship3418 vs Same

3432 vs Geo W Kendall c

3452 vs Thomas Carson

3475 4 vs Horace Hines3480 vs Jordan Evans3485 vs Len Curtis3486 vs Same

3487II vs Same

3488II vs Same

3489II vs Same

3490 vs Same

349rII vs Same

3492 vs Same

3493II vs Same

3494II vs Same

3495II vs Same3500 II vs E A White

3501II vs Same

3502II vs Same

3503I vs Same3504 vs Same3505 vs Same

3516II vs Same

357II vs Same

3508 vs Same

359II vs Same

3510 vs Same

3775a vs Caleb Wright c

35r4II vs M Likens

3520II vs Same

3524 vs Same

3525II vs Addis Austin3526 vs Same

TitIan DAY

3527 vs Same3528 vs Same

3529II vs Same

3533 vs Warren Cnndifl

3532 vs Same

3533II vs Same

3540II vs Jim Burns3341 vs James Guy3546 vs Dan Hines3548 vs Bud Heflin

3564II vs Chas Crusath3566 vs James GuyJ3577II vs James Poole

3579 vs Forrest Poole

3581II vs Riley Peach

3581II vs Tom Han3587 vs Clark C Slanter3590 vs Same

3625II vs R P Her

3621 vs H D Armond3620 vs Elsie Gray

3625II vs Ras Tilfoid

3689II vs John Shaver Co

3644 vs Willis Herald

3659II vs Willis lIar3661II vs M Likens

3661h vs Robert Dehart3725 vs Andrew Render3684 vs John Patton3699 vsWm Southard Co

3418 vsjoe Stratton5419 vsSame

3691II vs George Russell

3691II vs Ernie R Robinson

3688II vs Jo Cravens

3700II vs M Likens3701 vs Same1702 vs Same

FOURTH DAY

3768 II vs William Stone3772 II vs Walter Samuels Jr3727 II vs Brad Burton3731 II vs Stanton Wtllonghby3732 vs Perry Willonghby3733 vs Same

3734 vs Same

3735 vs Wm Dehart3737 II vs Same3738 vs L P Crowder3741 II vs Same

3742 vs Same3750 vs Will Duke3752

1 vs Same3854 vs Same

753IIIvs R T Taylor

3760 vs Thomas Taylor3761 II vs Rudy Jahn3762 II vs Same3763 IIvs Perry Willoughby3764 IIVB Same3765 vs Thomas Tatum3773 vs Lud Grant Co

3775 IIVB Claude Slaughter3780 vs Brad Burden

3781 vs Eijah Ciowc3782 IIvs Same

f784vsflrad Burden

1785vs Thomas Engler

TcniIf your liver is out of order causingBiliousness Sick Headache Heartburn or Constipation take a dose of

LIood PillsOn retiring and tomorrow your di-

gestive¬

organs will bo regulated andyou will bo bright active and ready

any kind of work This hasbeen of others i itwill be HOODS PILLS aresold by all medicine dealers 25 ate

This picture b the tnide iiiiukoiSCOTTS EMULSION nml is 01

every bottle of SCOTTS 15MUI

SION In the WorM which now

amounts to inuny millions yrctilyThis great business lion grown tjsuch vast proportions

Frsf Be vnse the proprietorhave always been most careful it

selecting tim various ingredientused in its composition namelytire finest Cod Liver Oil and thepurest Hypophosphite-

sSecontfBecanse they have scskillfully combined the variousingredients that tire best possibltresults are obtained by its use

TArtfBccause it has made somany sickly delicate childrenstrong and healthy given hcaltland rosy cheeks to so many paleanaemic girls and healed the lungeand restored to full health so manythousands in the first stages ofConsumptionsampleitsSCOTT

409415 Tearl Street New YorkSoc and Jioo all dnissisii

3786 vs Same JriETH DAY

3787 vs Marlon Likens

3i88II vs Same

3789II vs Frank Collins

3790 I vs Same

3791 vs Same

3793II vs R TTaylor Jr3795 4 vs L PCrowder3796 vs T L Griffin

3797II5vs Same

3805II vs Henry Weittaker384 5vs Schofield Midkiu

38J5II vsjohn Moore3806 vs Os Bowen others389 5Vs James Espey

38roIt vs Tee Young38rr vs James Espey

3813y Henry Whittaker384y Fletcher Hardison3818It VS Netter GiUtrap

3819vs Same

3820II vs Lem Taylorj82f vs Jas F Carson

3822y Saw e

3823I vs Same

3824It vs Quinton Her

3825 vs Same

3826It5vs Same

3827II vs B B Collins3828 5 vs Same

3829It vs Same

383I vs Same3831 vs Same3832 vs Same

3833II VB SameSIXTH DAY

3834 vs Same3835 vs Same

3836vs Same3837 vs Same3838 vs Wm Aultiuire

3839II VII Same

384f vs Same3841 vs Same

3842I S Same

3843I vs Same3844 vs Same

3845II vs Thomas Dutton

3846vs Netter Gilstrap3847 vs Ii B Collins

3855It vs Alvin Porter356 vs Lee Tilford

3857I vs R T Taylor Jr3858 vs Same3859 4 vs Alvin Ashby

S6aI vs Same3861 vs Same3862 vs Wm Aultmlre

3863It vs Same

3863II vs hugh Daugh

3865 Ivs Willie Walker

3866I vs Sip Rhoades

3867a VB John Sharp3868 vs J W Stlunctt3869 vs Bob Hickey

3870vs Netter Gilstrap3871 vs B fl Colllus

3872It vsJW Stinnett3874 vs Thomas Tatum3875 vs R T Taylor Jr3873 vs Thomas Tatum

All idiots And lunatic cases are setfor the 6h day A copy attest

S A ANDERSON ClerkBy L I MORTON D C

sBest for tho Bowels

No matter what ails you headacheto a cancer you will never get welluntil your bowels are put right CASCARETS help nature cure you with ¬

out a grip or pain produce easy nat-

ural movements costs you just 10cents to start retting your healthback CASCARET3 Candy Cathartic the genuine put up in metalboxes every tablet has C C Cstamped on it Beware of imitations

a aSMALLHOUSE

Died at her home near SmallhouscOctober the 27th of pneumonia Mrs

Rebecca Allenwlfe ol Mr FMAllenaged 47 yearsjmonths and I2daysllerremains were taken to Waltons Creek

church for burial alter the funeral

which was conducted by Rev G H

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OaGIAn Expensive uTipI is the one which you cut off and

throwaway every time that youasmoke a Five Cent cigar is

a nearly as much in making thisend as all the rest of the cigar and-

Sa

yet everyman who buys a cigar cuts aOit and throws it away You get 0-

a all you pay for when you smok-

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Old Virginia Cheroots0a

0agt Three hundred million Old Virginia Cheroots smoked this

g year Ask your own dealer Price 3 for 5 cents T ae

Iawrence and her pastor Rev E IDMaddox She leaves a devoted hus ¬

hand and seven children to mourn herdeparture two of whom are marriedSister Allen was a good Christianwoman and will be greatly missed inthe church at home and in the com-

munity She professed religion atthe early age of fifteen years and atthe time of her death was acousitentmember of the Smallhouse Babtistchurch The long procession ofriends and relatives who accompa ¬

nied her remains from her home toits last resting place and the crowdedhouse with its weeping and sympa-thetic friends truly testily to the lovethey bore for her The bereaved famtly have the sympathy of oil In thissad hour of bereavement

Mrs Jennie Balls and daughte Anale are both quite ill

Mr Henry Wilhrow is still quiteill of cancer

Miss Sarah Barnard is visiting MrsW Tichenor who is quits sickMessrs M P Maddox and Jesse

Lee and Misses Olive and 0 ma Maddox and quite a number of others at ¬

tended the rally at Hartford the 27thMr Robert Hunter and daughter

Mrs J C Drake accompanied byhis sons R D and Eddie visitedMr S J Hawkins and family nearHartford on the 27th and atended the Democratic rally

Mr Charlie Bullock and Mr SamMorton have sold a lot oi hickorytimber to Mr Hackett of Livermore

Mr W C Bullock is building anew house

Mr P L Wood and family of Ceralvo visited Miss Maggie Hunter

SundayMrD Maddox visited his pa

rents Friday and returned to BeaverDam Sunday

Rev Edgar Maddox filled his regntar appointments at this place Satur ¬

day and SundayMr John Drake is preparing to

build a new houseMr Alonzo France Is building an

nptto date dwelling houseMr and Mrs J C Bennett visited

Mr Sam Barnard ot Hopkins countylast Saturday and Sunday

Three of Mr James Fulkersonschildren are sick

Tim RKPUBUCAN has Ii scholarshipIn the Dryant Stratton Business Col-

lege one in Southern Normal at flow ¬

ling Green and one in the Wtst Kentucky Seminary Beaver Dam any onedesiring to attend any of these iustUtutions would do well topurcbaccourscholarships

A

YOSTS RECEPTION I

ThrooThousand People HoardHim at Fordsvlllo tho 2nd

The Greatest Political Meeting In theHistory of Fordsville i

Last Friday was a great day forFordsville A demonstration of thepeoples interest in the fight lor civilliberty was to be made and well was

it I

doneBythe crowd began gathers

tug from the surrounding countryand neighboring counties and bynoon fully three thousand people were

in the streets of busy little FordsvilleA parade and flag raising was the progrom of the forenoon and speaking inthe aftetnoou At 1050 the march-

Ing

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column moved The march wasmade through the main thoroughfaresof the town and at 1115 halted at thespeakers stand where old glory was

lifted one hundred feet into the airgreeted by the loud and prolonged

cheers of the multitude Most excel

lent music was furnished by the Fordsyule Glee Club and by the Leltchfield

and Hartford brass bands I

At I oclock Judge Yost mounted I

the speakers stand and immediatelyalter the band played Old Kentucky j

Howe began what many declared j

to be the best speech ever delivered in

PorsvllleEnthusiasm ran high and the speak

er was frequently interrupted by outbursts of laughter and applause notwithstanding his request to the con-

trary The speaker said that he was

an old time Democrat that he believedI

in sound money expansion and civilliberty in Kentucky which were theparamountquestions before the nationand Kentucky lIe said that for the

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last four years he had done guerrillawork but tiring in that he had conscludtd to join the regulars and fightfor the rights of his countiymen

Ills speech was stong logical andconvincing and delivered in that happy manner characteristic ot the speak

er Judge Yost strengthened the

the cause and made for himself manywarm friends

Hon Robert A Woodsof Louisvillefollowed in a strong discussion of thonational iss-uesSouthernRailway

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