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BtH r VOLUME XV MT STERLING KENTUCKY WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 2 1904 NUMBER 16

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Women and Girls

The principal selling of women and girls gar¬

ments centers here There is satisfaction andj

n mtYanu ItIm1t economy in gctinbuuePS supplies from this house We show the authori ¬

1 tative stylesmodels

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The woman who fails to seeI our Silk Waists will assuredlymiss much of the beauty thatlias been unfolded by the

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ADDRESS TO DEMOCRATS

WimjJBS anOolg Hearst Stirs1

< the Boys to Action

William Randolph Hearst presiilent of the National Association

jhf Democratic Clubs has issued

w address to that associationfing upon its members specialtfvity and untiring energy from

p t until the closing of the polls

t yTIcarstB address says in partt m hope that every official and

l every individual member of everyclub in out association will do U1

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1IeverIt beforeto promote and expoundthe interests and the beliefs of

l genuine Jeffersonian DemocracyI I call upon all members of the

pubs to begin earnest campaignwork immediately to recognize

where organization is necessaryand especially to respond prompt

> M and energetically to every sug ¬

11tcstiotlthat may come from thet national management of the Demo-

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I have offered my services andthltise of mj newspapers to themanagers of the Democracyandin so far I have felt justifiedasyour president in so doing Iha q offered the much greater in

fluence of the National Association

of Democratic clubs pledging the

honest cooperation of all the mem ¬

bers to further effort on the lines

of that genuine Democracy inwhich a majority of the American

I people believe

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IcampaignIFirst and foremost there is the

paramount duty before uswetrust restore the government of

1 this country to the hands of the

pcoijle for Tvhoin and by whom

the government was createdM SBiAs Democrats we are interest

lspeoially this year in repudiatlugand disproving by earnest sin

1Iwork the charges madet against us1 The prwident of the United>

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THB NEW KILT SKIRTSARE STUNNING

At 500 Each

A custom tailor would askmore for the work alone Thisskirt is made with nine goresThe cloth is a beautiful qualityof fine Cbevoit and some inmens suiting materials Worthfully 700

At 600 Each

Walking Skirts of Panne Cheviptt Storm Serge and MixedCloth Very jaunty stylesprettily cut nicely finishedAll the new shades includingsuit brown Lengths to fit

I his formal letter of aoceptance calls all Democrats hypo ¬

crites and timeservers He saystheyare compelled to improvisetheir convictions and that it is nowonder they forget their convic ¬

tions over nighttIt is the duty of the members

of the National Association ofDemocrats to unite in proving thatDemocrats have principles andpermanent principles-

We should unite to preach outDemocratic beliefs from now untilelection day and to vote for thoseprinciples on that day

The Democratic party has agreat respect for vested rightsit also has a great hatred of vest ¬

ed wrongs no matter how long orrespectable their antecedentsDemocrats believe in the state ¬

ment of their platform that Therights of labor are certainly noless vested no less sacred andno less inalienable than therights of cap tal-

Demoorats denounce the ex¬

portation without process of lawqf working men and women fromany other part of American soilThe Democracy detests all kinds ofanarchy and especially that whichputs the executive ofa statebacked by the militia above thelaws and above the courts

The Democracy believes in put-

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the thieves out of the postoffices and all other branches ofthe public service from the Uni-

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States Senate all the waydown

The Democrats believe thatpublic property and not even theoccupant of the White Houseshould turn menof war into pri ¬

vate yachts or make of the officersand sailors of the navy tIle domes-

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servants of the presidents

householdTheparty believes

in expansion as Jefferson was

Americas greatest expansionistBut it is opposed to imperialism

The Democratic platform says

We denounce protection as arobbery ofthe many to enrich the

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few and Democrats mean exactsaysI pro ¬

tection the trusts rob the publicworking moil and business °

meltalike And Democrats if electedwill find E way to pull away from

the trusts their protecting cloakthe tariff

There with a teartily pledgedsupport of the Monroe doctrine ademand that the service of thesOldiers be fairly and generouslyrecognized anda vigorous protestagainst the attempt of PresidentRoosevelt to stir up race hatred as

an engine of political advance ¬

ment constitute the main featuresof the latest pomocratio platformworded to meet especial conditions and emergencies of the day

We Democrats hold now as wedid 100 years ago to the doctrineof equal rights for all and specialprivileges for none while MrRoosevelts party and Mr Roose ¬

velt with every appointment inhis gift bestowed on some trustpuppet hold to the doctrine ofspecial favors for those who canand will

payVMRANDOLPH HEARST

A varsThis is to certify that all drug ¬

gists are authorized to refund yourmoney if Foleys Honey and Tarfails to cure your cough or cold

It stops the cough and heals thelungs Prevents pneumonia andwill cure incipient consumptionContains no opiates and is safe forchildren Ask for Foleys Honeyand Tar and insist upon having itStepi the veughand heals thelungs For pale by W S Lloyd

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Ucforo buying Coal or Feed confer with

Indian Creek Coal Feed Co

Who are prepared to quote Lowest Pricesin car lots or small quantities

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Keeping Apples Sweet for YearsA farmer near Union City Mich

amazes hits neighbors by keepingapples pears peaches grapes etcin their natural state for severalyears He now has apples andgrapes grown in 1001 which canhardly be distinguished from thisyears product lIe now gives outhis method of preservation whichis very simple as he merely selectswelldeveloped fruit with goodstems picks it carefully and searsthe end of the stem with a lightedmatoh Then he wipes the fruitperfectly dry places it in a pieceof dry wrapping paper and lays iitaway in a moderately dry and cool

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Floors of Poultry HousesThe best floors for poultry hou ¬

ses are those made of earth tram ¬

pled hard provided such floorsare kept covered with cut straw orlitter of some kind says an ex-

change¬

The next best floor isone made of boards butit be ¬

comes a harboring place for ratswhich are sure to seek refuge un-

derneath¬

if they have an opportu ¬

nity and the floor will then bo adetriment to success Cementfloors are excellent but are coldand also assist in absorbingwarmth in winter thus loweringthe temperature but the use oflitter will greatly aid in renderingsuch floors comfortable Stonespacked on earth the space be-

tween filled in with mortar makesan excellent floor

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RESORTED TO BY THEADMINISTRATION

Paid 210OOOto Marroquin

Sensation Promised Regarding

Panama Revolution

That the Roosevelt administra ¬

tion paid in secret 250000 toMarroquin formerly President ofColumbia as a bribe to secure hiscooporation to effect tha revolu ¬

tion which resulted in the UnitedStates grabbing the Panama canalzone is the sensational revelationpromised by the Democratic lea ¬

ders A documentary proof ofthis is now being brought to thiscountry by an agent of the Demo ¬

cratic National Committee He isClarence Smythe who it appearsrecently informed the committeeto its satisfaction that he couldget the evidence that the amountnamed was paid over to Marroquinto bring about the revolutionSmythe proceeded to Panamauiinrgeti with the responsibility ofsecuring the documentary proofthat the Roosevelt Administrationdid secretly plan with the assis-

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of a tremendous bribe tocreate the revolution

REPUBLIOAN UU8E PAILS

Part of the story is that Smythebecame so active in his search forthe proof that his mission became

inn to the Stale Department atWashington with the result that astatement was issued by the De-

partment¬

to the effect that MrSmytho was in Panama for no oth-

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purpose than to stir up troubleand start another revolution whichwas to be charged to the Roose-

velt Administration The Demo ¬

era tic National Committee hasnow met this false statement withone indicating that Smythe hasactually accomplished the pur ¬

pose of his mission and is now onhis way to this city with the proofwell established and in his keep ¬

ing Mr Smythe was plainly toldbefore he started for Panama thatho must do nothing that wouldhave a tendency to start a revolu ¬

tion being cautioned particularlyagainst creating trouble among theclass ready ut the appearance ofany leadership to take up armsagainst the Government CourierJournal

Poultry Notes

Tit prepare the flock for a profituint winter it is about time toconsign every old or unprofitablehen and all unnecessary roostersto the market or the table Theywill make an agreeable changefrom the inevitable bacon of thelate fall months Fowls that areI

useless arc the worst kind of deadcapital If you expect to be freefrom vermin next spring be sureyou do not carry them over Ev ¬

erything in the poultry housesI

should undergo a thorough renova-

tion¬

Knock out perches and re-

place with new ones made ofskinned cedar Whitewash theI

walls with a tablcspoonfull of carbolie acid in the wash Scrape upthe floors and remove to a dis ¬

tance and replace with clean sandraised a little higher than the out ¬

side ground which will keep out alot of cold Now smoke with to ¬

bacco trash for several hours witha little sulphur sprinkled on Do

not inhale the sulphur smoke it isvery injurious

Oil of cinnamon dropped onwarts three or four times a daywill cause their disappearancehowever hard large or dense theymay be The application gives nopain or causes suppuration

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Have your Furs remodeled and repaired now andavoidthe rushThis is the last month for Summer Prices on Remod¬eling RepairingBy work now you are assured of fineworkmanshipWe

the largest stock in the State to select from

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NEGRO QUESTION Iii

Reviewed by Senator Tillman ina Letter to Judge Bryant

In a letter to Judge W F Bry ¬

ant of Lincoln Senator BenjaminR Tillman of South Carolinamakes several rather sensationalstatements respecting mob viol-

ence

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and the race question in theISouth declaring among otherthings that mobs are evidences ofa spirit of Liberty that race an ¬

tagonism and race hatred arcgrowing apace that the whitesused force and fraud to overcomenegro majorities that unless theNorthern people can be made tounderstand that no power uponearth can force negro equality up ¬

on the white people of the Souththe black race there will be exter ¬

urinatedand that PresidentRoosevelt has given the negroes tohope and believe that they mayyet become the dominant raceThere are 785000 negroes in SouthCarolina and only 500000 whitepeople For eight long yearsthese ignorant and debased ne ¬

gross governed if the word can beapplied to such rule as we hadand then the white minority threwoff the yoke We did it becauselife had ceased to be worth livingon the terms and conditions whichexisted from 68 to 76

From necessity we used forceand fraud to overcome the negromajority The negroes werebacked by the United States Gov ¬

ernment and the great Republicanparty The whites had nothingbut the memory of a civilizationcoming down to them from athousand years of Anglo Saxonmanhood We used our brainsand managed to liberate ourselves I

from a condition that was hope ¬

less arid unendurableWe have reestablished law and

order as far as practicable and areendeavoring to preserve our civili ¬

zation The negroes have thememory of eight years of licenseand inspired by the actions andutterances of President Rooseveltthey have given evidence only tooplentiful of a hope that their timewill come again Race antago-

nism¬

and hatred grows apart Thewhites are resolved to govern atwhatever cost because experiencehas shown that any other course isruin

The criminal classes among thenegroes increase at a fearfulrateand unless the Northern people canbe made to understand that negroequality is something that willnot be tolerated and that no powerin the world can force it Upon us arace war is inevitable with the re-

sult¬

that negroes will be extermi

natedHistoryis full of instances

where white men have governedwhtth men ruthlissly There areobject lessons in plenty through

lOUt the world toUuy of the footthat the races are not equalcan ¬

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not be made so either by law orconstitution and that the whiteman governs wherever he is in con ¬

tact with any of the colored raceSentimental ideas and feelings

will not settle this question Thewhite people ot the South are ontop and intcuuiu ntnywiuteWhite men of the North would do a

likewise under similar circum ¬

stances In intermeddling withour local conditions such as isthreatened by the Republican par ¬

ty onlv aggravates the alreadystrained relations between theraces and while there may be abad state of things existing bythe act of violence by the blacksagttliiHt the whites and the whitesagainst he blacks in retaliation itis useless to say that the republicis in danger thereby

The Northern people can helpus if they will by support and co ¬

operating but they have got tounlearn many of the ideas whichkhave come to them in the last fouryears and most of all they mustrealize that the negroes will beput down and held down with abloody hand regardless of the con ¬

sequencesIf the fourteenth and fifteenth

amendments were repeatedandthe idea that an educated negrois fit to govern white men aband ¬

oned the negroes would soon ceaseto provoke the superior race andsuchacts of blood and violencewould be things of the past Withthe Republican party standing forequality and demanding the pun ¬

ishment of Southern whites be ¬

cause they do not submit to negrodominiation the antagonism ofthe races will grow and suchdeeds as that ut Statesboro will bemore frequent than ever

We arc between the devil andthe deep sea but we will protectour women and we will stand forthe principles and form of Gov ¬

ernment of our fathersOmahaNeb Cor Chicago Chronicle

Counterfeiting the Genuine

Foley is Co Chicago originatedHoney and Tar as a throat andlung remedy and on account of thegreat merit and popularity of

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Foleys Honey and Tar many im-

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are offered for the genuineAsk for PoleyS Honey and Tarand refuse any substitute offered asno other preparation will give thesame satisfaction It is mildlylaxative It contains no opiatesand is safest for children and deli ¬

cate people For sale by Wm S

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For grit there is nothing tocompare with equal parts of lime l

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