The Adair County News, 1900-10-17

Jackson and McKinley aCongrs > ian John W Gaines of Ten nesst n canting the old Hermitage District so vital with memories of A n drew Jackson in a recent letter e flee lively defends that typical constitu tional Democrat against the charge of imperialism brought in palliation of their own offense by the McKinley im Imperialists - perialists Imperialists of the present day It Is a favorite assertion of the Mc KInleyltes that the laws recently isers ed to govern Porto Rico arc elm ostof Congressk in 1821 for the government of Florida until the first session of the next Con gress and that Andrew Jackson as Governor of Florida enforced those laws lawsIn In reply to this assertion Mr Gaines 1quotes Jacksons own condemnation otI 1such laws under which as Old Hickory himself said he was clothed w ithagain powers which no one under a Repub IicI ntought to possess and i n protest t against which he resigned his office and r returned to Tennessee I Mr Gaines Dolnts out that the pot icysad which Jackson then so unqualifiedly t denounced as unrepublican Mr McKIn ley now upholds and seeks to establ Ishupon as a permanent and continuous riby powh ors n arising from such a policy Andrew a Jackson said Nothing will give me met to - more happiness than to learn that mon t met gess in its wisdom shall have distri buthat ted them properly and in such a man b mhe II IIner deepest convictions William MctJ rl footer on the other hand urges t hetheir American people to now confirm his tl beassumption of such powers and to re reelect - elect reelect him to the Presidency for their r furtherand more dangerous exercise est The 10000 Inhabitants of the Flora dabor sl bor Territory lire Gaines also makes t ea r were from the moment of our treaty of ze acquisition made citizens if they so de desired ca - sired desired with the immediaterigUtof right of fuWJ ture statehood and the protection of WJ bjnthe the Constitution PresidcatDlcIin Icqmeata me and his party to the contrary propwhile whileto and perhaps perpetually outside the theulatloa ul ulprotection protection of the Constitution withflu flue forenterer intending to make States ofzatioa the territory or citizens of the peoplenlJ za nlJHe a significant comparwI ison between the record of scandallmar arls arlsmorality Porgi Rico and the Philippines under thesll gi sit McKinley administration and the con ditinn of law and order Instantlyessu Ytablished assurely tabllshedln the Florida Territory byto tor Jackson The Tennessee Congressmans able Mp1 and conclusive defense of Jackson is apath stroog indictment of McKinley but tbthlr this was inevitable under the pile pipperfect pestances stances Jackson was true to hisWhen Americanism McKinley has surren surren1St tenism dered his soul to tbe bastard Euro P eautclligeace dream of the conquest and subtuga lioncountry COI COIof weaker and alien peoples The splrR animating Jackson was thatw blebBryans Branimated animated the patriot freemen whoAmerican AIfouuded imatiag1s the B > man spfritwhch weans the ilcstriicton of thg Republic na that Empire may be established iu its a placeSt Louis Il pubic get the lliMr Mr Gcnrjfe Gowily and Dr B Ava Vas Sanders SccreUtri of tile City Cu u ntilmeeting thereturned last Wednesday from Sp r ingcusson cusfield the cost of water works and electric COI lights for the lowu of Campbellsville is The contractor of the company N h + hnails putting up the electric light plant but and waterworks at that place informs andwatprwurksutthxtplueclufthem Ion them that nn tl < otric Ugln paiit lidat waterworks cnul1 tie jiiit In lt stilt won bdlsvillu for tn amount not I xo ding den r3tU0UU or 11UX A sincX ttinu ptrI1t would of COUFM luive to bu foraud ftf There is uo iJotiiit but it would beih the he iha paying investiiiuiit Wu hupu ihl tJlare our cntcrprTsIiiK citizens will take un 4 interest In this inovcmcut as electric lie I lights and water works would gr earlyrtich m arl arlbenetl irul linesC a man down there who came Into town thedtut acen J diet I I itutherdaq with a big oil can la his WIiRoU aud a d6coutented look upon countenance When asked how I I biacora crop was gelling along he of sitdt Oi there will be a big crop I have recon but it isdoubtful whether there ties will be any clear miney made ou ltYDr Whats the matter ° Hue lo s tideIsle much itorbkmed oil to testy it oiled bave Hows lhatp Well tUe d unxdanrtiitltiii tau growing so fasft that JJiave tit J rLsy thrQU K btbef and c llti1t II itlrplks rfrmIt 1 ttmt t

OBITUARY Sacred to the memory of lwia 1p80n of T Tz i Exiut tVatli iir who departed this life Aug agedk 21 years 9 months and 25 days Being afflicted from infancy all the tender love and gettle watch care of his devoted parents we roan l99centered round him and every thing that paternal love or money could buy was done to restore their beloved child to hie health grewan up anaroaud them Lewis was on ac account - count account of his affliction the darling of the household He seemed for a while to im improve - prove improve in health and for several years grew better learned rapidly approachedI manhood when the disease again made its appearance from whi ahsee recoveredla At hie urgent reqnest his fath father I - er father and Dr Grider accompauiMorg IShIm to the Oxford Retreat Ox ford Ohio where he died after re maining there three weeks Whi lebead at this Retreat he endeared him himself - self himself to all with whom he was as ay 8d manly bearing in hie last mo ments Yet we should rejoice to know that Jesus was with himI He leaned hip Ijead qn Jesus breast and breathed hie life out sweetly there and was borne by 1 eoangels to his home wheret whoter re tergoodbyes are njyer spoken a ndcall ugsickness and death can not enterb He is sleeping the sleep thati knows no awakening till the trump of God shall bid him arise to meet the Savior in the skiese He is not dead but sleepethel er aceAsleep in Jesus blessed sleep From which none ever wake to weep A FRIENDB aObituary of On October 2nd at 905 a m the an angel - gel angel of death entered the home of Mr tJ and Mrs Jas McKinley and claimed h faithe McKinley He was berg Aug 30th la 1870 + aged 21 years month and 2 days a Embraced Christ in 1398 aqd united w with the ME Church at Mt Picas v ant in which ho lived a consistent w wand - and wand honored member until his death h He hadnt an enemy in the world and b Thbr ere al a vacancy in that home which none tl fill but we say to his love ones weep for not for he is with the angels of God can not come back to us but we can at to Um May the vacancy in his ot home be filled with the Spirit and love clot God The funeral services were cr conducted by Rev Deanor after which 01 the remains were interred in the tamto Churche h and Second Coming of Christel Baltimore Oct iThat Jje may W make a pilgrimage to the tomb of Je cl sus Christ at Jerusalem and be there n time for his second coming is the m strange reason why Francis L Fav opt I resigned his position today as clerk in fall I the Baltimore Postofflce fall uSat p all i will that he has and start tp Palestine andof after the manner of Christ will start foot and preaph aiopg the way Mr Favour Is about 4fi years old 5 a tall slender and ascetic inhabit and pi appearance He is known to many a8bclit for years he has preached the gospel on t tho streets in the evenings and on Sun C day Mr Favours home Is 10 Sykes rl ville Md bl Francis L Favour was appufuleda pL clerk under the Civil Service Jaw un > tin tier 1uM master Johnson ahcu q idleCrrtnvall young and has been wnsldcred u neat uis neatvice tilt writ efficient men in the service 11 Fora lung time he has been planning 11 and talking over his ptlgrluutgu lufe 14 rusalem w his fellow clerks und odor f1 came the report that he bad real gucd whe aud would start atwn1s Favour nut bt hues his plans he will start West on Ill stdice foot St Louis Leinir his rt < il jcUve tnir pclilit From llitre h < will flIlu the 111 toPacific Coast ud flu lr a hj steamer iif t4utday l tips duitig uiihsiunaiy work all along pc the JyIJe hopes to reaiih Jerusalem se fuminga which hetoelievcs with many others to be nut far distant K Gov Mouut of Indinns de hi clots that it was H niters ketn tli7 bring Murk Unnim into tlieState t r fuclliu puriHJsoof Hlu kill + + pr et titlesett How about the presence if > AY S Taylor of KintucSy who gritli J harlor il Ijy thaftrewSd q met tJie ut f I > t t + nl M h

Hanna and the Coal Trust Mr Finui 8afi there is not a Statesg Mr Hanna is frightened by a ia n the great coal fields Of course since Mr Hanna has chsaid Itand since Mr Hanna is an honorable man there is in ex existence titrust lrBat Mr Hanua wants the strike in the coal fields ended He is tbc at the sight of hundreds of thousands of men out of work and getting shot now and then in the full dinner pail may have a ratdiaconraging effect on McKinleys chances edWhat does Mr Hanna do inDoes he go to the coal fields aquote see the alleged separate free a ndsuch independent mine owners Not at all allMr edDir Hanna calls on J Pierpont 1 anx agMorgan rehead That trust does not exist says 1 wjHanna gan and Morgan says J All right Hanna dont worry l toshoat the strike If you think itcan is going to hurt the party so muchr well have it called offJ utThere are no trusts you seeI but in case you want orders giv e nBess to the ownersr of mines dont t call on those owners call on t henor head of the trust that does not ex ist Chicago AmericanI McKinleyee 1 eeEither Bryan or McKinley will bea elected president the first Tuesday afte the first Monday of next montbfl theemptP reThe will be indorsed 1 If Bryan wins it will mean the end war of conquest for unholy greeda If McKinley wins it will mean thatsl that war will go on that Amerl cantore ideas will be repudiated i that nation tl allaration will he betrayed that the Dec an laration of Independence will become to mere mockery that the constitutional will be Ignored thatpolgamy and sla slavery prt - very slavery will be indorsed and that for OU which we have stood and wetI and of which we have boasted and of which we haveE been honestly proud during a bond redlsoa and twentyfive years of glorious na nat n30 - tional history will be put behind us t nat a mean and ignoble ambition The citizen must choose He madtinn affect to believe t a that there is some other duty before him but that of deJackson tiding between the republic and theThe empire But If he shall vote for anyand other man than for Bryan he will v orestrogg strengthen the aria of imperialism U to cripple that of free ntstances The issue cannot be dodged It Is AD either the republic o r the empire d Which hall It be Which does thedream citizen want2 of If he desires the republic to stars ribsitaai must vote for f7anr alI If he is careless whether it stand orfo he may vote for anybody cis torimatiag or refuse to vote at all And that mc be his contribution to the coming tlli the Man on Horseback pI Occasloully voters whn are not q nitsDlr satisljud with some qf tQe details of theSanders platform of their party or with all therE beliefs of themfi the nominees excuse them selves fur inactivity on the ground thattl everything will probably come outlights right in the end that they have o tenTile beard of imminent dtnger to the rts public but that it Is still alive Let iin 1I11m rem tuber that ill dnut + rte I the th rrin > vii1 aud the Ontntre Free S latewater 8 MIL Uic pHssih fsiiicy of a aIAGelln Iaiga sprUtjinder or an editorial wrlur 1 MtKiii for Ideas under the glare of art W kelrlc light Let him reflect on tGeThrru rtpldlty of the evolution from a timea wlun thorn was no exception to the ou bflier in lut universal constitutional apinterest plication in ibis cnuntry to tlII lle minis ratfiii entir lyvilhUiL the lines lineshas the writutn + rLinc law It has liceii the firqu + Mit realization of talcriuwn peril df the republic that has made it 101h wsecure secure his Eat What You Like his When you take Morieys Liver and I I Kidney Cf r < liil for then dyspepsia i rc indlgstlnn htariburn foul breath w dizziness nllill he lone traia of slHillar U iniuhlvn wii dsriipf r and your cleat sa td and it wakiutiil systetH wH dcBiaad up fiKMl Sniind rltjtstkM and sound ap t gritliprLireKnt tiKctltf r and out h follow Mf of ilils tfnte rlGd reateiiy SoW w MS II lt < l

Let Republicans Answer This Nearly one month lies elapsed since William Jennings Bryan delivered his lien peroration of that speech has been read and reread by countless thousands of sdid people of the world That splendid peroatlon was not a mere collection of Illword > Eloquently and forcefully the line was there drawn between the n a tional destiny as conceived by the fa thor ers and contemplated by the fallow ers ot William J Bryan and the national essdesti ° y conceived by the weak aids id idsplatitudinous McKinley and the men to whose unAmerican schemes he yields all too readily Although the oseworld has become too familiar with the peroration of Bryans Indianapolis ne5speech no Republican organ has en endeavored - deavored endeavored to answer it no Republican orsorator has dared to assail it Read it again Tlean I can not cOnceleve of a national testdesttny surpassing the glories of the present and the pasta destiny which meets the Responsibilities of today and measures up to the possibilities of 4 futurey inBehold a republic resting securely i upon the foundation stones securelyj tri be G tatS applying in practice and proclaiming Sl the world the selfevident proposi tlon that all men are created equal that they are endowed with inaliena ble rights that are the governments are instituted among men to secure these rights and that governments derive YolYill their just powers from the consent of cou couthe the governed gBehold sBehold Behold a republic in which civil and sto religious liberty stimulate all to earn lawe re strains every band uplifted for a neigh bors Injurya republic in which citi zenis a sovereign but In which no one crownda daBehold a republic standing erect cuf while empires all around are bow edaud ofbeneath the weight of their own arma lovose ed 0 osel elpBehold Behold a republic increasing in pop population - ulation population in wealth strength and iu in fluence solving the problems of cis ill FF op f a iennivcrsal brotherhooda republic which shakes thrones and dissolves ft aristocracies by its silent example aud givesjlightand inspiration to those who in darkness JBehold Yas but surely becoming a supreme moral factor In the worlds progress and the ac accepted - cepted accepted arbiter of the worlds disputes T a republic whose history dlfputesI path of the just + ls the shining light untopip the perfect d y1 r McXiaten ley theeau in Intelligence - telligence Intelligence and the patriotism of the country ask your informant why no PitRepublican has endeavored to ens worsteel towho an And destinyt The hold It is not good politics for lrHanCa CaDa to let so prominent and influential Republican as Senator Wellington to C getaway from the Administration on great issues of the Presidential can t16 lireHanna vass Hanna should insist on meeting Mr Wellington in public dis discussion - cussion discussion so as to convince him tbatbe wrong We do not believe that he could convince Mr Wellington that heAss wrong or be iniluential intellect nails guiding anybody elses opinion buta man whose head is as much swollen as Mr Kannas is flrjuld hesitate meri imiliiiiir He should play III part will nitc WI vtvl lr ht f lts to pieces nmliT the hurPu PurltlI Jl ynJ NCCItidteuu Val toId i indctmcnr charging E ihurluau loan withkutu tics tbutugcctric h the than Chuearly t the LJ ediuraI 1 rldlei itnlinn tne Fjihte version of the birth two ClirLst offs tiTiHlunsl > kt ttu tub rIsjvs cein anil aivnriinily ordered Ihe in J 1la lfj 1 Out Your aioaoya Worth Its hard to appreciate the full worth MorlcyK Wonderful Eight until you r Jc usedIt In a score of the ctnergen t1 csthat chute in every houwbold DrT F Btrul art ot Cialborne Par Parssy Lit nSsi Peralt me tosayl r IiaYtx tried att tltysl4eederful Eight aftctflltlfct its gtOO medtciae la Plea i and Pit IaN ohbitigc quite Aof ill rshe h ul PJD tJikM eeptil hou rfrfifc Llrlijl tat Jf MiBvilf Jf mW 4 i Y

POSTOJFFICE DIRECTORY Y J M Russell Postmaster O fice hours week days 700 a m to 930 pm COURT DIRECTORY CiBCUiTCouRT Three sessions p year Third Monday In January third Monday in May and third Monday in September Circuit JuJge W W Jones Commonwealth s Attorney K H W Aaron Sheriff J W Hurt Clerk Jno B Coffey ClerkJBOBCoffeyCODBTv Cousrr CCUBT First Monday in each month Judge J W Butler County Attorney JaiQarnett Jr ClerkT R Stults roller S H Mitchell Assessor Q A Bradshaw Surveyor R T McCaffreo School Snpt W D Jones Coroner Leonard Fletcher arT COUST Regular conrt second Monday in each month dgeJ W Atkins Corner Gordon Montgomery CHURCH DIRECTORY PJtEBBYTERIAN BcBnviLLB STuarr Rer T F Walton pastor Serrlcei second and fourth Sundays n each month Sundayschool at9 a m eye 1 < Sabbath Prayer meeting every WedneadayI night MKTHODIST BconsTiiiB BmBBT Rer J L Kilgore pastor Services first Gyndayin each toand Sundayschool every Sabbath at 9 a m Prayer meeting Thursday night 1 nightBAPTIST JJAPTISTE GKBBtiiBona 8TlunrrRev E W Barnett tutor Services third Sunday in each month J andayschol every Sabbath at 9 L m yeTto night meeting Tuesday J CHRISTIAN 1 CAMPDULLsvlLLn PIES Elder 1 Williams a Paator Services First Sunday in each E month Sundayschool every Sabbath at 9 amC + Prayer meeting Wednesday night LODGESt LODUESMASONIC 1 MASONIC COLUMBIA LODGE No 96 F and A MRegu lar meeting in their hall over bank on FiI day night on or before tho fall moon in each month Q A KEKP WM 4 T B STULTS Scey COLUMBIA CHAPTEB B A M No 7 m setastock S Brat Monday night In each monthS J K MUBRBLL IL P J O nVj 5FL Secretary 3BTTSHTES c S Conover Hotel JOHN N CONOVER Proprietora Columbia Kentucky n v HIS Hotel is one of the best in this I section of the State It Is a la rgovtstted ew brick containing twentyeight ghtnod ooms all elegantly furnished Good ample rooms and the table is sup gi tiled with the best provisions the coun te try affords Rates very reasonableal at Hancock Hotel BURKSVILLE ST EETIz Columbia Ky P JUNIUS HANOK Pro oppaper m 0 GSTThe above Hotel has been re forre hi flat repainted aqd Is pow ready for the comfortable accommodation of guests Table supplied with tfte besturnay the market affords Rates rcaconable food sample room Feed stable atel bed i COMMERCIAL HOTEL Z cl JAMESTOWN KYtl HOLY VAUGHAN ProprietorsU 0 fling above named hotel was recently opened openedl1 Laill hat bt a fine run from she start Mrs Melt Inn naflur the cullnnrr departinen and > II a1 ihreit jPt imandnwuity tvf that the table IS suppMd at nl times tr1a tile very best the market affords The niprletorn arc ut < ntlrc and very r o ltd io r t t Gool sample rooms and the but ding la nvirenlent to the buaincn honec Plrnt 45I very attached to the hotel Terms very n erybIB 1 eMnon Steal Laundry ing piI I I 0 n rJ OROUOHLr equipped modern cli fl f Jl laundry plant conducted bye at ienc d workmen aud tILing as high ck grade work as can be turned out anyof6ht place in the country Patrunl of6htZD iiouiH institution Work of Adair RuSijQll Taplor and Green solicited er W JOflNSTON 60 Profl cr REED k MILLER A l t8kl kl Columbia Kent u tterater 1 t To prerent La Grippe take adore cr tlO I j of Dr Mile Restorative Nervine daily IIg 1 Lidie Javorite MbrkysLittlo Liver P 1 fiU forBXxHu die in Wl i1 of t tivorjis because they are seall easily 1 e jl kn n4 de Kirtr 1Yl fut etf li 1 QMd M IWd by Jt 110 > t J i f

CLOYDS LANDING Elds Kirby and Flatt closed a series of meetings on Mud Camp last week weekss Miss Kittle Cloyd died last week She had been an invalid for sever yearsId yearsMisses Misses Bessie and Annie Cary and Euna Stewart visited Miss Eunice Cary Saturday and Sun Sunday - day Sunday dayA A new churchhouse is being built at Judio by the Christian denomination Dr J W Bowman left Satur Saturday - day Saturday for Nashville to be gone a weekMiss Miss Lura Moore of Moss Ten Tennessee - nessee Tennessee is visiting her grandmoth grandmother - er grandmother Mrs Mary McComas Mr Sam Collins of Red Boiling Springs Tenn is visiting rela fives in this county Mr J E Hoards birthday waa appropriately celebrated last Mon day by the people of the commu community - nity community He was 59 years old John Abney and Miss Ary Ak inself and Millard Abney and Miss MyrI tie Cary were married last week okn The latter couple eloped to Tenn esseeJ esseeMr Mr James Cloyd has come back to this country to spend the reoI maiuder of his life with the peoI ple of hie early association after ehseveral years of random traveling over the country Jjbn McCoy and wife visited I the tatters parents last week near t Vernon Monroe county t David McComas and Bob McHe Comas have bought the Clarence ClareFc Baker farm near Grider for 2 400Dir Mr Tom Kidwell will put up a stock of goods at Meshack D ewOn Year Mr Jo Curtis vacating Mrs Helm Gentry is on thefor pick ligt liQtss 1 Miss Pollie Graves visited at 1 Jade Graves Saturday and Sun E day ROVVENA a Messrs A C Snow and A H Howe a attended the Albany court MondayI to Mr W T McFarland of ColumbiaIe ais Ievisited Mr Flavie Conover of Montpelier > D visited here Friday and Saturday he Misses Verta and Sytha Lester Mag go gie Bore and Mr Everette Lester at h tended the Sunday School Conven Convent lion of - M t Convent Vernon C4 atHisses C4t Misses Cora Ballou and Effle McJI ily JIFarland Farland attended meeting at Pine Grove Clinton county last Sunday BaA ized at the schoolhouse A H Rowe m President Jas Meadows editor of the SI paper Rowena Hot Times They in meet every Thursday night sl Mr and Mrs J M Lester are Tlsltr ing their son Vernon at Libertytl The social at A II owes last Sat 11 allble pres present a - ent present entThe on The Democrats hare organised a club and have about 20 members They will have a speaking Tuesday night a and have given a special invitation to h the ladies and Republicans tJ acwwpauicOISr d hsday mother to Liberty last week r lire T R Morrison was in Ibis tutu COlticJ tutuclerk iiiuniiy list cckd alogFONTHILL tIIltahh Considerable wheat isbeiug bowed al The society fur the purpose ot1 lakrl up a library at District Hu15 Isc progressing nicely al Saturday night OctGa DCUIa cratlEfait 11 duff was organized at this place t < with p about JO members nod we expect toI double the number nest Saturday au DIHhttl The Republicans held hChULIb tI erty meeting at Salem about a tulle b from Font Hill Ido not know wheth he this Civil Liberty cuoslMs lu the kliljngof a man or the getting away after he Is killed c At WhUesville Gc urge Brook b ageii ejghtyfivox after careful f preparations for deuth took a dose f lidsludtea > xjst 1 ilr JiVed h Jung ftiiiughi 2 < v wn K 4 > t