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THURSDAY JULY 12 1906

TIIEBE is another hope on thehorizon of Democratic politicsin Kentucky M 0 WinfreySuperintendent of the cityschools of Middlesboro and oneof the most enthusiastic educators in the State inhis candidacy fQeSulerintepdeutof Public Instruction of Kentucky speaks in strongest termsin favor of the elimination of

partisan politics sectarianismand personalities from our pub ¬

lie schools Mr Winfrey de-

clares in favor of advance allalong the line in educationalmutters in Kentucky and Acommon school system of whichevery citizen will be justlyproud Mr Winfrey was theleader of the campaign for StateNormal Schools last year withthe result that there are nowtwo such schools one at BowlingGreen and one at Richmondwith an annual appropriation of50000 for maintenance and

with buildings grounds andequipment worth over 300000Mr Winfrey is an editors alsopublishing an educational journ-al

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is a prominent institute in ¬

structor and a member of theState Board of Examiners

Gov BEOKUAM has the endorsement of the temperance peopleoiKentucky in the part he isplaying in the Louisville Sundaysaloon closing fight

The pardons he is issuing bywholesale are not to those arrest-

ed on charge of selling liquor on

Sunday but to Veil arrests I

through the activity of the saloonmens league charged with worlv

ing at their various oocupatiousarrested for selling soda water

cigars and the like The effortof the saloon men is to make thewhole Sunday closing law odiousby prosecuting druggists andothers caught byfhoir det Qtives

selling other thing than liquorsand thus produce a popular tie

lawIcution rttheDn A D JAIES of Mullen

berg former United StalesMarshal for Kentucky is the

Eminent Doctors Praise its Ingredients-

We refer to that boon to weak nervoussuffering women known as Dr PiercesIfyvorlto Proscription

Dr John Fyfo ono of tho Editorial Staffof TUB ECLECTIC MEDICAL HEVIEVof Unicorn root Helonlas Dlolca whichIs ono of tho chief Ingredients of tho Favorito Proscription

A remedy W Ilch Invariably nets as a titerJno Invlgoratur makes for normal acttYlty of tho utiro reproductive systemlib continues 9n liolonlns we hare a medica-ment

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which moro fully answers tho abovepurposes than ant tillitr tlmy eltll uWch I am

In tho treatment of diseases pe¬

culiar to women it Is seldom that a caso isse n which does not present some indicationfir ihls remedial agent Dr Fyfo furtherraytTho following arc among tho loacllnsri Dlisitions for Helonlas Unicorn root Painl r aching in tho back with leucorrhocar1 01le weak conditions of the reproductive< hci3 of women mental depression and lrrituo lity associated with chronic diseases ofit it reproductive organs of women constantHII in the region of kidnoys menorrhaslo flooding duo to a weakvmc condition of the reproductive systemrmijioiTheea suppressed or absent monthly1ern it rom or accompanying Iln-CIQl mal condition of tho digestive organsJOI1 inojmlc I thin blood habit drawingtMisatlons In tho cxtrcmo lower part ot tho-4r OItcn

h noro or less of tho abovo symptomsnvp present no Invalid woman can doflK tflr than take Dr Pierces Favorite-Prescrlptlon Olin of tho leading Ingredi ¬

1I010nla91andmost faithfully represents

prominentnrflProf 1 D of Ben ¬

nett Medcal College Chicago< IHs an Important remedy In disorders of

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anct jticornl eafeollemont it is usefulProf John M Scuddcr MD Into of

Cincinnati says of Golden Heal root1 to its treIINaJctrj s on the

1 ratcm Mem to nil mtateine in we abuut whichi en x Mush general unanimity of iiplnlim Iti tAwwcIy regarded as the tonic useful lu-r11 < + Kittles

=f Pr < Bartholow jr Jefferson

3 txtl College says of Golden SealValuable In uterine ht rofenor

Hooding and congestive dysmenorjiiuuu painful menstruationfaithJsrediente and uros tho diseases for which

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leadine candidate in the rape for-

t Republican nomination forOongress in the Third districtGeorge Baker y of XUhletibtrjrwho has been an announced visit

didate litity withdrawn vui rlIli =

nun need iii favor jif jtfR ty in PS

Tae only other caiilitlntTiS JA Oliwtwrtof Alleft cou ifyifThiRepublicans hx refcwin inthe

loss Third jit the xt It Hl

tr Jaihes made anexcojjrocord as United r ti r m

and will in all probability virthe present contest

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rTtls Louisville HenUd1 quotes

a prominent Democnit who is

candidate for a State odic aa

saying that Judge Hargi nowOn trial for murder will tie de-

posed from membership iii theState Ventral Coniunilteentthenext meeting of that adThisgentleman also i says itWiMvely

that Gov Beckhain will neverconvictedpof murder

THERB is a case in the courtsat Frankfort to test the new doglaw and a man has been fined

25 fur harboring sheep killingdon We shall now have an opportuniiy to learn legally which-

is the more valuable to theStone the sheep industry or theyellow cur

IT certainly do look like Bryan

EQUAL TO VERDICT OF GUILTYt

Jury In Chicago Alton Rebate Caseat Chicago Returns a

Verdict

Chicago July7After deliberatingfor several hours the jury In the Chi ¬

cago Alton rebate case returned averdict of guilty Friday on the firsteight counts of the indictment ThisIs equal to a verdict of guilty of thecharge of granting rebates

Counsel for defendants made a mo¬

tion for a new trial and Judge Landis said that he would hear argumentson the motion Saturday morning andwould not impose sentence until themotion for a new trial had been dis¬

posed of-

Under the law the maximum sen ¬

tence of the court may be a fine off 120000 for each of the defendantsNo imprisonment provision appears inthe law There are two specific alle-gations of rebating alleged in the eightcounts of the indictment upheld by thecourt

PROLONGED STAY IN LONDON

Mr Bryan Remained Over SeveralDays to Hear a Speech In House

of Commons

London July 7Mr Bryan has detided not to leave Londonon Mondayas he had intended but will remainuntil Thursday principally to hear MrHaldane at the latters invitation deliver a speech on army retrenchmentIn the house of commons after whichiir Bryan will start on his tour of

the Rhine Switzerland and Italy MrBryan has also accepted an invitationfor next week from Winston SpencerChurchill and others in public life

when he will meet many prominentpersons He will go to Wrest Parktoday with Ambassador and MrsReid vPERSIANS BEAT BACK TURKS

TurkIsh Attempts at Territorial En ¬

croachment On Persian Terri ¬

tory Gets a Check

Constantinople July 7A Turkishttecapt toseize further territory ontho Persian frontier has been check-mated by the gdvenior of Pushkarwho repulsed the invading force of100 Turkish regulars and 700 mountedArab regulars with considerable lossto tho raiders

Tho council of ministers here hasnow instructed the Turkish commender Zekki Pasha to withdraw hluposltlonsn rupturo with Persia

Was Lent to a WomanNow York July 7The strange dls

appearance of 300000 from the troastiny of the Mutual Life Insurance Cotinted by President Peabody at theInception of his administration and Blurted to by the Truesdalo committeehas been discovered to have been lentto a voman

Castro At tho Helm Again I

Caracas July 9Sunday Vlce Pros 1

dent Gomez transferred to President I

Castro tho presidential office whichGen Castro temporarily resigned InApril last There 13 general contentanent amen too maseco of the pornatinn internal stability Is thus confirmed

Churchill May Ron For GovernorConcord N H July 7Thu Lincoln

Hopubllcan cltth of Now Hampahlrahas Invited Winston Churchill of Connlsh novelist to become a candldatoforgubQrnntorlalnomlnnt1 non ananticorporation platform and ho hasaccepted the invitation

Four Killed Four Injured t

Chattanooga TonnJuly9Inahe-adon collision between freighttrains on the Western Atlanticsqyen miles south of this city earlySunday four trainmen were killed andfour others injured

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Came Out Constantly Hair Finally

Had to Be Cutto Save Any ScalpNow in Good Condition and No

More ItchingAnother Effective

CURE BY THE-

CUTICURA REMEDIES

tI I will give you all th6motion concerning my case I Usedthe Cuticura and Ointment fbr adiseased scalp dandruff and constantfalling Finally I had to cutmy hair to save any at all Ju tntthat time I read about tho CuticviraRemedies Once every week I sham-pooed my hair with the Cuticura Soaand I used tho Ointment twico a weekIn two months time my hair was longenough to do up In French twist Thatis now five years ago and I have alovely head of The length jssix inches below my waist linescalp is in od condition andno more dandruff or itching of tho

I used other remedies that wererecommended to mo as good but withno results If you wish to publishany of what I have written you youare welcome to do so I am respect-fully

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Mrs W F Gricss Clay CenterNeb Oct 23 1005

FROM THE HOUR OF BIRTH

Mothers Should Use CuticuraSoap the Worlds

FavoriteMothers are assured of the absolute

purity and unfailing efficacy of CuticuraSoap and Cuticura Ointment the great

Cure in the preservation and puri-fication

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of theskin scalp and handsof infants and children For baby eczemas rashes itchings and aswell aq for annoying irritations andulcerative weaknesses and manysana¬

thc antiseptic purposessuggest to as wcttas all the of the toiletbath and nl1rseryCuticurn SoapCuticura Ointment are pricelessS-

old throughout tile world Cutlcurtmeat Sac aeolrePtSk In form of ChocolateCoatedYIIIs Sc par vial of a0 > maY be had of all druprliUlott Urult chem Corp Sole Props Boston MuicrStaltsdFreetae Urttt Cntleunt Skin Book

AN HOURS BATTLE

BY LIGHT OF MOON

bymoonlightand in which pertiapa a thousan

herelhlOIrjaywoundlngwere all negroes Desultory flrlnjjWas kept up during the night but thEQght did not reach its deadly climaxuntil 3 a m

A Plumber Kills a DyerKansas City Mo July GPerryC-

orbin a plumber shot and killedSamuel Parks a dyer Family trouble was responsible for the act

Insane Negro KiltedChicago July 8A negro believed-

to be insane bombarded a street carwith rocks and bottles The passengersand crew it IB said killed him

No man who addresses graduatedIs expected to tell the truth Hois expected to flatter them Wouldltc the truthrte graduates moregood than flattery

CHURCH DIRECTORY

CATHOLIC CiiURorr First masevery Sunday sail holy day at 700n m Second mass and preitchlntr910 a in V >Rperfe and benediction 7p m Rev J P McPnrland Pastor

OIIRCSTIAN OlfUKOil Soudllschool nt 930 a in Preaching everyLords day at 1045 a mand 7 p

tn Prayer mooting ovory Wednoslay at 730 p 1110 Elder Howard31Hzelton pastor

M E GiiUROU Regular serviceH730pInPrayerat 780 Sundayschool at 080 n mClass meetings second and fourthSundays at 880 p m Rev GWDame pastor

M Ei OIIUKOII HoiJaH Rev J-

hl King pastor Services first andfourth Sundays at 11 n m and980aevennJsat7nO oclock Epworth League every Sunday eveningat C30 Also one Literary meetingeach month with some member TIleW mans Missionary Society Satur-day afternoon before first Sunday

tlondlyafterfirstaiissioxAiiY BAPTIST CHURCHreaching the fourth Sunday at n-

It in and 730 m and thomeetingSaturdaytiny Sunday school at 080 a mPrayer meetlne everv Monday niRlitlLt 780 Rev 0 H Grlgson Pastor

tribalServicesfirst Sunday in fcauh month M780IflratSundaFittiiain11111 730p in meeting even

EJohnsonPastorPKESBYTEUIAK OHUBOH HEOSahbathSundayREV <Mr CKOOKIT PastorEPIsoopAL CHTTBOH Serviced

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