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EDITOR AND PUBLISHERJAMES E FAWCETT

ASSOCIATE EDITOR A BUSINESS MGR

SUBSCRIPTION RATES

On Year X100-Six months 60

Three Months 25

Single Copies 6

Specimen copies mailed free on apn

Correspondents wanted In all partsof time county us forparticulars

Telephone No 47

THURSDAY NOV 3 1904

MADISONVILLE AND WATER

On November S the questionwhether Madisonville shall havea system of waterworks will bevotes upon by citizens progress ¬

ive apd otherwise of that city ofsufficient wealth to have any ¬

thing the public good demandsTUB BEE trusts that Madisonville s progressive citizens maygreatly predominate and thatthey will decide by a large ma¬

jority to take a little more waterin theirn The county seat wasa fearfully long time gettingaway from the cheapoftfive months public schools whileshe sat jingling her pockets fqllof cash and sending her fayoredsons and daughters to distantschoolsletting the multitude ofchildren do their best intheshort free public school heldInany siort of room available Wewntd feelingly on this questionbecause we were subject as aboy to just such indifferent pub ¬

lic school advantages and atMadisonville and were number ¬

ed among the unfortunate ma ¬

joritywho could not commandbetter things The town nowhas jtohbols and electric lightsand waterworks and Seweragesystem should cprao next and notbo long in coming jVe are forhome first but want to see theentire county progress in AH goodthings hence our speaking outon this question which concernsdirectly only the citizens of Madisonville There have been uglyfires there and others may comeat any time as uncontrollableand possibly much more disas ¬

trous Madisonville should getwater and get it quick Itwouldnt hurt the town and itsSaturday and cburtday visitors todrink moreof the limpid fluidand it is certainly good to putout fires

TIIE Democratic spellbindersand brass banders of Hopkinsand Webster counties areout ona campaign of logic this weekThe ragtime of the banders isgood and quite as strong argu ¬

ment as the ragging of the bind ¬

ers This is another example of i

high plane politics

EDITOR COLLINS of the GreenRiver News didnt mean any ¬

thing by associating the Demo-cratic

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rooster and ticket with thehandsome picture of a large ele ¬

phant always the emblem of theG O Pat which a small boywas firing wads from a popgunbut it certainly Vas funny Therooster surmounted the editorialcolumn in true partisan organstyle followed by the ticketImmediately under the candi-

dates¬

names was the elephantpicture underwritten with the1

sentiment You cannot kill anelephant with a popgun

SOME of the papers in theThird Congressional district whohave beenjjoldng fun at WilliamHenry Jones the Republicannominee and calling names mayhave a chance to change thqirviews after election The moreconservative Democratic papersseem to show that they see astrong probability that Mr Joneswill win And when he goes toCongress he will bo found yorking and working always for theLeI itcrests of the district hoslot Mr Jones is no more aH Oiay perhaps than is his

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an enviable reputation as anhonest concientious worker inlegislative affairs while a mem-

ber of the Kentucky Senate andhe bejirs this yeputatibn J tpngmen who know him Democratand Republican alike4 I

l t IIF one should judge by the

number of veddiugs intlusyicinity during these election timeshe might conclude that the ora¬

tor has been abroad in the landand with arguments that wereeloquent and convincing formany have been electedWith them the campaign is overand they are beginning to real ¬

ize that they are the servants ofthe v people However longdoubtful or expensive the cam ¬

paign may have been we areprepared to state on good author ¬

ity that it has not been irksomeor exceptionally unpleasantTrue his party may have in ¬

terrogated him relative to hisattitude on Imperialism Womans Rights and Free Tradefinancial problems may have beendiscussed and the doctrine of 16

to without the consent of otherpeople politely denounced alongwith certain other Rooseveltianwhims of expansion yet withalhis party has whipped him in ¬

to line and he stands today thevictim of its beck and nod awilling subject of u great Trust

NEXT Tuesday comes the vot-ing and then the shouting

MOST everybodyexceptUrey-Woodson believes Roosevelt willsucceed himself Apd Urey nodoubt believes this but he isclaiming everything in sight

THE things that Bryan saidParker just after the

nomination weigh vastly heaviertl an all the attacks he has sinceMade

a

on Roosevelt fie wasfrom his standpointas leadertighteously indignanttthetian4eaidlwhat he in his heart be-

lieved¬

His denunciation Partker was scathing and completeand sincererHis later attacksupon Roosevelt cannot disguisehis expressed opinion of Parker

LETCHER R FOX

Republican Candidate for County Judge

Letcher R Fox was born at StCharles Ky in March 1889 Howas educated In the public schoolsof St CharlesLand at South Ken ¬

tucky College at Hopkinsvlllo KyMr Fox taught school for two yearsand afterward studied law in theoffice of Judge J I Landes ofHopkinsville widely known as a-

very able lawyer and former Judgeof the Court of Appeals

He was admitted to the bar fouryears ago at the age of twentyoneand has since been In active prac-tice

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continuously Ho is a man ofthe best moral standing and bearsthe reputation of ati energetic work¬

er Ho is a member of the Christianchuroh a Mason an ElI and aKnight ofPythiasMr Fox is anewly married man having taken abride on the 15th day of October Itwsa Miss Ora Clardy a popularyoung lady of Christian countywho made the young attornoy happyand became Mrs Fox on thenamed

A Physician HealedDr Geo Ewing a practicing phy¬

sician of Smiths Grove Ky for overthirty years writes his personal ex-perience

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with Foley s Kidney CureFor years I had been greatly

bothered with kidney and bladdertrouble and enlarged prostate glandI used everything known to the pro-fession

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without relief until I com ¬

menced to use Foleys Kidney CureAfter taking three bottles I was en ¬

tirely relieved and cured I pre-scribe

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it now dally in my practiceand heartily recommend its use toall physicians for such troubles Ihave prescribed it in hundreds ofcJges with perfect success

lId by Jno X Taylor

Republican Ticket

For PresidentI THEODORE ROpSEVELT

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rFor VicePro8iUbntL-

CHARLES W FFAIRBANKS

x For ConIgressSecond DistrictW H OVERBY

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ForCo nlt County JudgeLETCHER R FOX

Electoral Ticket

Jas Wilhoit Ashland KyGeo Denny Lexington Ky

District1st Thos B McGregor Benton Ky-2d Davad Browning Dixon Ky8dJ McKenzie Moss Bowling

Green Ky4thJno P Haswell Jr Harrods

burg Ky5thM J Holt Louisville Ky6th Dayid B Wallace Warsaw Ky7thL L Bristow Georgetown Ky8thBJBetburumMtVernonIty9th0

10th H D Fitzpatrick Prestonburg Ky

l1tbWm H Ramsey London Ky

v A THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK

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If I could CeachthoiiuBiness manThroe things theyd make him-lDeadadvertls4TIs x

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To guard each leak with argus eyesThese were in vain without the rest

The constant work and advertise

For though you work with hand andbrain

Success you never will surpriseHard work alone IB all

Be upright work and advertiseFor flour and water wont make

breadWithout the yeadt it yill not rise

saidyoureJ

ACartjrThis Is to certily that ajlaruggistsrmoneyifstopsthecough

vents pneumonia and srtllcure in¬

clp1e Contains noopiates and is safest for childrenAsk for Foleys Honey and Tar andinsist upon having it Stops thelungsSold

Faith creates the future

Fatalism takes all force out oflife

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TEST MADE FOR GLASSES i

PhoenixBuildiax Hopkinsville Ky

JOB WORKWill receive prompt atten ¬

tion at this office Estimatesfurnished upon applvation

ThiSfamous remedy VC

doesforthestomach ItV

Is unable to do forItself even If but

disorderedor overburdened

IItn tho sky comesthe star of health

V to tho weak andJ weary despon-

dentv dyspepticVAourlnf al-

latomaclm htroubles and-digestiveL

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Kodollsupplies the natural iJuices of digestion and u

does the work of the IV

stomach relaxing the jnervous tension whilethe Inflamed muscles I

and membranes of thatorgan are allowed torest and heal It curesIndigestion flatulencepalpitation the heartnervous dyspepsia andall stomach troubles bycleansing purifying andstrengthening the glandsmembranes of the stom-ach and digestive organs

KodoIDjspepsiaTinr Dftttr Cu Supply TM-

BottUs only S 100 size holding 21f tteMthe trial ilia which sells for SO-

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ROYAL-Baking Powder-Makes C1eerta BrEad

With Royal Baking Powder there is

no mixing with the hands no sweatfof

the brow Perfect cleanliness greatestfacility sweet clean healthful food

Full instructions ia Royal Baker and Pastry Cookbook for making all kinds of bread biscuit and cake

I with Royal Baking Powder Gratis to anyaddressi

ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO 100 WILLIAM ST NEW YORK

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for this store when you want straightvalues There is always smooth sailinghere for the purchaser of

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FurnitureNo rocks of high prices no shallow

waters of poor qualityHere js a stock of goods foVwhich we

feel justified in claiming everything

It is new the things are handsome

Very serviceable and not at all high priced

I nORTON i lIAR MADISON VILLEKENTUCKY II

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FOR SALEy++ containing 58 acres of good land two and

tonehalf miles from Earlington plenty of good water for tgood wells and a spring Nice 3 room house and

t good barns and outhouses 25 acres under fence and incultivation Price 1100 I

40 ri+ ONE HOUSE AND LOT The property is situated ++ ou Railroad street near postoffice and is in good condition ++ Good water and outhouses Will sell for cash or ou time+ Terras easy+threea=L lots front and back veranda good water and outhouses

4not far from business portion of the city This house has itsbeen built two years Terms reasonable Will sell for

+ part cash and remainder ou time 4-f

+ ApplytoyLYNN FAWCETT iF Real Estate Agents

rMadisonville and Earlingtou Ky t

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BERNARDST1

DRUG STORE

Handles a full and complete line of

Pure Fresh DrugsThe Best the Market AfFords

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WHEN YOU PUROHASE DRUGS FROM THEM

9Also carry a Nice Line ofI

Cutlery PerfumeryI

Tobacco and Cigars4

Prescriptions Pr0iiibiliJlJ lefJi-J 1

BRYAN HOPPER Manager WbfI

L N TIME CARDIThnij of Rrrlylaf oi ttaiu1Ipltfsih I

through EarlingtonEffective Sunday Sept 18

r NOBTIC BOUND

No 001104 pntNo 52 1122 armrNo 6411821 nititNoNo 72t 420 p m

i SOUTH HOUND

No s1 407 p inNo 53 480a ivuNo 93 1104 pmNo 07 400 a mNo 00 815 p 111INo 71 1016 all1

L C R R TIME CARD

Time of of Illinois Cen ¬

tral trains from Nortonvlllo KyNORTH MOUND

No 102 268 pmNo 104 347 ft mNo 122 local pass1085 a mNo 100 local frt 285 pm

SOUTH HOUND

No 101 862 p mfNo 103 187 aNo 121 local pass 120 pmNo 195 local frt 880 a m

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CHRISTIAN OHUKOH Sundayschool at 930 a m Preaching everyLords day at 1045 am and 780pm Prayer meeting every Wednes ¬

day at 780 pmM E OHUROH Regular services

third Sunday at 11 am and 780 pmPrayer mooting Wednesday eveningat 78O Sundayschool at 280 pmClass meetings second and fourthSundays at B30p m E B TlramonspastorM

E CirunoH BOUTH C WVHosson pastor Services first andfifth Sundays at 11 a in and780 p m Sunday school at 980a m Prayer meeting Thursdayevenings at clock Epworth League evo Sunday eveningat 030 Also one Literary mootingeach month with somo member TheWomans Missionary Society Saturdav afternoon before first Sunday

MISSIONARY BA1IIsTCnuBOIIPreaching the second Sunday afternoon at 280 oclock and thelug Saturday nlgbtOhurch mastingSaturday night afore timeday Sunday at 980 a mPrayer meeting every Monday nightat 7 30 PRICE E GATLIN Pastor

CHUHOH Boy A M-

GoOnenpastor First Mass Sndayat 7o olook Second Mass

980 oclock Afternoon service at280 every Sunday

GENERAI BAPTIST hrServices Saturday before thethird Sunday in each month at 780p m Sunday school 2 m Prayermeeting Thursday evening at 730pm N F GABEUT Pastor

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH HROLA Regular services second Sab ¬

bath in each month and SaturdaynightsWednesday nights Sunday schooleach Sunday morning at 980 oclock

REV GE THOMPSON Pastor

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