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r 0 XI MT STERLING KENTUCKY TUESDAY FEBRUARY IS 1901 NO 31f

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P11PET04LLT ENJOINED AT

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At Akron Q on Wednesday aperpeta I iIt junction wow grouted againa ombitiHtton of the coreal compinlcfl I

t iJTwo years ago the Aniorlcan Cereal I

dotfrpuny attempted to inornate iits-

frpital from 13 600000 to 33000 000

IiaBPropoaCdat that time to formI I

f 96 per cent of thet

MrM No1lleLwera secured a tern

Ibdrary injunction against tho comhiEtattun on the ground that it was a

a chemo to freeze out small ctockhold

ere and a violation of tho Ohio anti-

trust taw Tho injunction liar been

made permanent v

MADISON COUNTY ITEMSI

e r UTII UnjDjrn 10 mo 1 u unett ou the January 31a girl

Messrs Walker McKlnney and W

Banni6trk are making arrransjcments

to open a dry goods emporium inGeorgetown

Grip has made R wholesale attackupon the population of Valley ViewThe Southern Lumbar Company was

compelled to shut town on account of

the epidemic

Mrs Sarah Smith aged 70 years

4> f Klrktvllle succumbed to the rava ¬

ges of pneumonia

rho Baptist hdies of Richmond

held a hose focial at the residence

of Dr G W Evans Tbe guests

drought twice the number of pennies

tho slzo of hose they wore Quitu7aoa oai little euro was netted for the

benefit of the church t Was this on

niicotimot a largo attendnce or largo

eet 1 J

February Court wan dull and the

f crowd iu attondnuci nousuull small

There wore about l650jcaitlo on the

market and hardlyal thlydot thempurchased About fifty horets Mud as

many mules changed hands A few

extra mules brought as high ail 125

fiorsoft brought from 40 to 100

The case of Dr U J Combs vs

the Madison Fiscall Court WR triedby the Circuit and a decision of 700

rendered in favor of the plaintiffThe suit was brought because the

1 Fiscal Court refused to honor DrComb3 claims for attendance upon

the College Hill patients during thesmallpox scare

I was given updiefrom heartand nervous troubles caused bygrip Six bottles each of Dr MilesHeart Cure and Nervine cured me

Mrs John Wollet Jefferson Wis

The school at Smnerset Kv openedI last week after being clo nl fur Ii

m > nt > on account of Hiiittllpox There

has been 75 cases in tho town

For the weakens and prostrationfollowing gilppb thereto nothing toprompt and effective as Que MiuuleCough Curt This preparation IB

highly rnlnrsed as an uufailiug remedy fto1 all throat and lung troublesand it iilt ly lit preVriitN contunp

1 lion It wa mvle to cure quicklyV C Duiron

What We pan Do

It is not necessary to talk aboutour friends grief to show sympa-

thy A little token of love oven ifit be only a flower sent to an inva ¬

lid who ft not allowed to have vis-

itors

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is enough to tell liar she is

not forgottenThe friend who droops in when

Awe are still under the shadow Of

IJSomo grief and talks heartlesslysome may tl1inkof outside mat

i ter and tries to interest us in lifeiagain needs no words to assure us I

of the deep sympathy she fools

The loving hand pressure tho tondor eyes the thoughtful kindnesstell what thelips cannot utter

The supper at Masonic TempleThursday evening February 14

will begin promply at 7 oclock

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THE JOYS HOPE AND WOES

Of a Calfatdate for County Office

Or Other Office I

Behold the candidate He com

eth up like a flower and retirethfrom the race busted Hisfriendsfill him with false hopes and at ¬

mosphere He swellcth like a toadand thiakcth the world hisn Ho

kisseth the children and scatterethI

his microbes among the innocentbkbee He privately cheweth aclove when ho meoteth the preacherand asheconverscthwith him inpious tones he standcth leewardand curbeth his breath as with astrong bit Ho goeth Ihome late atnight to a weary wife with a beerybreath and cold feet He riseth upbetimes and hiketh forth withouthis breakfast saying 401 want toI

a man The dead beatIsee and watcheth then pulls his

to a Kings taste He nailetha lie but before election day coin

eth he runneth out of nails Hegiveth liberally to the church he

subsoribeth a goodJy sum for thebandand he contributeth to theman whose barn was burned ho be

stoweth alms he signeth hisfriends note he sendcth a smallkeg hither and a larger one thitherhe yieldeth up his substance withapparent alacrity After the elec ¬

tion he gooth out back of the barnand kicketh himself and tuareth hishair and calleth himself a rotterdam fool Ho returneth to thewife of his bosom Behold adriveling idiot look now upon adodrottcd fool gaze upon n dodgaflted simpleton pst your eyesupon a beetle shaped dunce who

hath not sense enough to carry en ¬

trails to a barrel Then his wifereplyeth I told you so whichcauseth him to go forth and drownhis sorrow in drinkEx tf

S100 Reward 8100

The readers of this paper will beplannedl t > loam that there la at leastono dreaded disease Ural science hasbeen able to cure In all its stage andthat is Catarrh 1Ia11s Catarrh CureinI tho only positive cure known to themedical fraternity Catarrh being R

constitutional disease requires a con

ititutionaKlroatment Halls CatarrhCure U taken internally acting di ¬

rectly upon the blood and tnuconsurface of the system thereby de+ trovlng the foundation of thodhcsuouirt giving the patient strength byiiillding up the constitution and IU

slatingI nature in doing ita workThe proprietors have eo much faithin 19 curative powers that they offerOno Hundred Dollars for any casethat It fail to cure Send tor list Of

teatlraoiiisUAddress P1 Cliouey Toledo 0Sold by druggists 76o

Halls Family Pills are the boat

A Man With HogCholeraSome one has explained the sig¬

nificance of the editorial we

It may have a variqty of meaningsFor example when you read Weexpect our wife homo today we

refers to tho editor We are a lit ¬

tle late with our work includestho whole office force oven the dev¬

il and the towelni We are havinga boom the town is meant Wereceived over 100000 emigrantslast year embraces the nation i but

We have hog cholera in ourmidst means that the man whotakes our paper and does not payfor it is illtLondon Record

A powerful engine cauuot be runwith a weak holler and we oant keepup tho strain of an aotlvo life with awliak stomach j neither can wo stopthe human machine to make repairsIf the stomach cannot digest enoughfood to keep tho body strong such a

preparation ae Kodol Dyspepsia Cureshould be used It digests what yonoat and it simply cant help but doyon good F C Dnerson

For Fine job Work call atthisoffice

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IU S SENATOR

GEORGE C VEST

ON THE CUBAN SITUATION

Senator Vest of Missouri isquoted by the Washington correspondent of the Tribune as sayingof the Cuban situation

Undoubtedly we have no moreright or power to amend the CubanConstitution by act of Congressthan we would have to do so withthe Constitution of France or anyother to reign country We are es ¬

topped from this both by the Tel ¬

ler resolution and the decision ofthe Supreme Court in the Neelycase declaring Cuba to be a foreigncountry When the Cubans adopttheir constitution and form theirGovernment we are solemnly pledged to give them absolute and complolo independence There is noway of our getting around thiseven if we wanted to because thelaw directs us what to do Afterwe have turned Cuba over to theCubans we then must become theprotector of their country Wemust say to all the world Handsoff while Cuba is working outforherself the problem of self govern ¬ment

I confidently believe that afterthey struggle awhile with tho tre-

mendous

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problem of self govern ¬

ment they will give it up and seekannexation to the United StatesFor years I have been convincedthut this is the ultimate destiny ofCuba I welcomed the Spanishwar as a means for hastening thisend I agree with the suggestionbf Mr Jefferson made nearly ahundred years ago that we needCuba to round out our territorialdomain rIImports how a Great Increasedloath rate from throat dud lung trollblur duo to the prevalence of orouppneumonia and grippo Wu advisethe 110 of One Minnie Cough Cure inall of those dillkutiei It is the onlyharmless remedy tint gives immedi ¬

ate result Children like it F CDuereoir

LAND STOCK SAND CROP

To close partnership we willatabout 1 oclock on March courtday March 18th at Mt SterlingKy if not sold before sellonefine Maraoth Jack 3 years old past-a quickl performer and sure foalgetter about 15 hands high wellpedigreed

THOMAS HISLE

WILL W EOBANK

Also one 8 years old i one of thefinest mule jacks in the State 15

hands full and pedigrees furnishedon day of stile in both cases Addross WIM W EUHANR Mt Ster ¬

ling Ky 30Ot

My stoiach was affected bygrip and I could eat nothing butcrackers and milk I began takingDr Miles Nervine and Pain Pills

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and the trouble disappearedMrs J Lindsay Montrose Minn

A Colossal DealAndrew Carnegie has sold to J

Pierpont Morgan and others his corktrolling interest in the stock of theCarnegie Steel Company lie held54 per cent of the 100000000 ofof the Carnegie Company Thisstock has not been listed on anystock exchange but 1500 was re-

cently paid for a 1000 share inthe Carnegie Company

Assuming that Mr Carnegie hitsdisposed of his holdings at par hewill receive fully 85000000 forhis interest while at the sametime he will retain his 53 or 51 per-

cent interest in the 100000000bond issue of the Carnegie Com ¬

pany

YOUTSEY SENTEN¬

OED FOR LIFEi

For the Murder of Senator Goe

bel

PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCEI

jjAn unexpected step was token in

the case of Henry E Youtsey atGeorgetown Monday when his at ¬

torneys withdrew the motion foran investigation as to his sanityandannounced that they wouldnot further delay the sentence for

lifeOnTuesday afternoon he was

sentenced to life imprisonment asan accessory to the murder of Wil ¬

liam Goebel He will at once be ¬

gin his sentence having abandon-ed

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all efforts for a new trial In astatement filed in court his counselclaimed he had not been given jus ¬

tics but expressed the belief thatho would faro no better upon a sec ¬

ond trial alleging prejudice againsttheir client

The Judge reviewed the casefrom the time of the returning ofthe indictment to the reaching of averdict by the jury In conclusionhe said

Have you any legal reason toshow sir why the judgment of thecourt should not be pronouncedagainst you

PROTESTS niS INNOCENCE

When these words were utteredthe prisoner whose face was flush-

ed¬

when he arose in a low but dis ¬

tinct voice respondedOnly that Iam innocent My

conviction was secured by base andinfamous subornation of perjuryt That is a matter that addresseditself to the jury which tried youanswered Judge Cantrill

Mrs Youtsey was the first tograsp the condemned mans hand

Mr Arthur Goebel was presentNeither Nelson nor Crawford

chief counsel for Youtsey was pres ¬

ent both having loft Georgetownon the preceding afternoon

Before leaving they prepared astatement in which they acquiesc ¬ed though not gracefully in thejudgment of life imprisonment-

In part it reads as followsOne hundred and twentyfive

jurors have thus far been summon ¬

ed to try Henry Youtsey Of thoseone hundred and twentyfour wereGoebel Democrats The trial juryconsisted of twelve Goebel Demo-

crats¬

Our most earnest effortsand protests wore powerless to ob-

tain¬

a less partial jury Under theconditions which prevail we cher ¬

ish no hope of ever securing an im-

partial¬

jjuryThe public has obtained an ink ¬

ling of how perjury was procuredand used in these trials without flitknowledge of the Tudgo or Com-

monwealths¬

Attornoy New per-

juries¬

j olin and we are convincedwill be found and thus used in future trials Thu iniuiuufee rewardfund attracts perjurers and subor ¬

ners of perjury as the flame attractsthe moth

We have advised our client notto further endanger hie mind andstrengthagainst such odds but toawait the time when the wicked ¬

ness of these trials will become soapparent to all good people that Inslieliverance will sure dune

In cOUlnllntill on tit uiiovr At ¬

torney Campbell saidI

The statement is untrue iu ev-

ery sentence if it was true thatperjury procured conviction then i

was the duty of these lawyers tobring the mattor before the Courtof Appeals on a motion for a newtrial

The Court of Appeals consists ofseven honorable judges four Re-

publicans and three DemocratsEvery one of them would hasten toreverse a case where conviction wa

Ii

procured by perjuryTheir statement about the pout

ical complexion of the jury is un ¬

true Many Republicans were call ¬

ed counsel for Youtsey excusedtwo of the Republicans others ex ¬

cused themselves The jury asmade was composed of a bare ma-

jority¬

of regular Democrats

THE riCISONKR IN TOE IENITENTIAnY

At noon on Wednesday Youtseybegan his life sentence in the penitentiary After donning the stripeshe is reported to have said

As God is my judge I neverharmed a hair on the head of Will-iam Goebel I will closely observethe rules of this institution Iknow that its officials must performthe duty assigned them I willnever give them a cross word andwill merit none from them

It is stated that Mrs Youtseywill locate in Frankfort Her sistor the wife of Rev MCrcady ofthe Episcopal Church lives there

Grip robbed meofmy sleep andwas nearly crazy with neuralgia

and headache Dr Miles PainPills and Nervine cured mellrsPt-Jarl Bush Holland Mich

Women Attack Drug StoresHalf a dozen women adopted the

tacticls of Mrs Carrie Nation on Wed-

nesday¬

and wrecked a number qfdrug stores on the West side in Chi ¬

cago Iu some instances there werehandtohand fight with the drug ¬

gistArmed with pitchforks umbrellas

and canes the women canto out vic-

tor¬

in nosrl every encounter Theywent in au organized band and wa-rdreatl

ewell

Rtnllfl of digestion cause disordersof the liver and into whole system becomes deranged liarbinc perfectsthe process of digestion and assimila ¬

fait and thus mikes pure bloodPrico 00 cis Thm Knnedv

A Blessing to a CommunityGood natured people are a bless ¬

ing wherever they be They maynot set the world on fire i they maynot make the most money butleave an aroma of happiness itheir wake that is better than any ¬

thing iu this world To feel goodtoward your fellows and to be ableto express that feoling at the prop-

er¬

time and as often as need be is agift more precious titan gold orjewels It is also as rare as great I

richo

There is always danger in usingcounterfoils of DoWltts Witch HazelStive Tuv original Is a safe andcertain cure for pilos It In soothinand hoaling salvo for sores and allskin diseases F C Dnerson

Valentine SupperThe Knights and Ladies of the

Maccabees will give a ValentineSupper at Masonic Temple Thursday evening February 11 TheValentine Postolllco will be an at ¬

tractive feature Admission only25 cents

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Tabler Buckeye IMi U 1IlIlllIt iillIII

no panacea but ia rcroriiiu inl dl foiPiles only lie it will CUP Price50reutplI Iii ttle3ruh 7rentstTho K iirnil

CCC =Why

Should all married men buy NowHome Sewing Machine fur ttheirgood Because it shows tlmV tlieyIapIpines of theirL ton ortl-

Fr itU-

Ei> MITCHELL j

The Hardware Man

tChildren who an troiihici v tti

worm ail pale in Hue face fretful byjulis reslUs ill sleep have bluerings around their ayes bad dreamsvariable appetite aiiill pick the noseWhite Cream Vermifuge will killiand expel those parasites Price 2cents Thos Kennedy

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The minister who has capture-s the children has taken the ci-

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Our NEW LINE of WALL-PAPER hae been coming in almost

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