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ENEMYrIN THE WORLD

Has William J Bryan theNoted Politician

FEW MEN CAN SAY AS MUCH

Never Had a Personal Diffi

cultyHe Fights for >

Principles Only

In his speech at Chicago on StPatricks day which by the way washis own birthday William JenningsBryan mado the following remarks

I have been In politics now foieighteen years for twelve years I haveboon in national politics 1 thinI can say I have seen more Demo ¬

crats than any man In the UnitedStates In all the time I have taken

I part In politics I have never had apersonal difference with any Dem-ocrat

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tI 1So far as I know I have not a

personal enemy In the United States1

If there bo anyone that I have wrong ¬

ed I did It unintentionally and if I1am convinced 1 am wrong I will apol-

ogIze

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i t to him I will go further Iwill make good the harm I have done

himIhave never asked any man I

supported what ho thought of me

4That did not matter nut It matter¬

ed everything what he thought ofDemocratic principles There Is notone man In the United States againstwhoni Y bear a grudge Nor have Ia friend so close for whom I would

°sacrifice one principle of the party J

deal with questions as questions andsupport men for what they stand forSo there la no one so far as I knowwho Is my personal enemy I do

not think there is even a Republicanwho is my enemy

So much for the personal part In

this campaign You owe me nothing

I I hue been paid far beyond what Ih had arlght lo ask or what I deserv-

ed

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If ever T hold public office it willbe because you want mo to hold Itand not because I have a right to it

There is the same ring of manlinessin the above that Is evident In allMr Bryans utterances when speak ¬

ing of himselfI MrBrjanso far as he knows and so

far as the nation knows has not apersonal enemy In the world EvenIn the heat of political strife heholds to that high standard of Idealsand ethics ho has made so wellknown all over this land

I From the day ho entered publici llfo Mr Bryans battles have beeni for principles only He has never de

scended to abuse though probablyhas been most wantonly and unjustlyassailed ho has never called a mana liar ho Inns even been In all thefierce political contests he has gonethrough the same stainless chris-

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igentleman he Is In private life

That Is the reason he Is able tosay now after eighteen years of ex-traOrdinary

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activity In American pol-

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Ro far as I know 1 have nota porsonaleueAiy in the United States

I Tliero Is not a man in theUnited Status against whom I beara grudge r

How many politicians are there In

this country who can truthfully saytho same thing

< A B OX CBrBeau theiha Kind You Haw Always BoutSignature

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Uncle Sam Has Stacks of Gold

Tine gold reserve held by tho Treas ¬

ury at Washington In addition to

PUNY CHILDREN NEED VINOL

uIt Builds Them Up and Makes

Them Strong and Robust

Rapid growth overstudy Insufficientnourishment convalescence afterchildrens diseases and rundown con ¬

ditions make children thin and deli ¬

cate and slops developmentBecniiEe Vliiol contains nil the med ¬

icinal bone tissue and bodybuildingt eloniuiiU of cod liver oil actuallyI taken trout fresh cods livers tin

useless oil eliminated and peptonateof Iron added it quickly restores ro¬

bust health and children love itMrs C W Stump pf Canton Ohio

writes I wish I could Induce everymother who has a weak sickly childto try that delicious cod liver prepara ¬

tlon Vlnol as It restored health andstrength to our daughter after allelse had failed

f We have never sold a medicine In

our store equal to Vlnol for delicatealong children weak old people orsickly women and children and we

i return money If it fans to benefitZ Wayne Griffin Bro DruggistsHartford Ky

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that he1d for the redemption of glJr

certlflcatca7 amountS to 160000000

The golck held in the Treasury ofall purposes now for the first tune IE

history amounts to more than a billlo fdollars It Is the biggest pile o

gold ever collected in one place fir

tho history of the world

Killed Ills Mother on the Spot

New York April 10 Because hismother Susan Carlin had sent him tio

various reformatory Institutions In

which ho was a prisoner for many r

years Bernard Carlin shot and In-

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killed her today at her homeIn Quincy street Brooklyn YoungCarlin had just been released ironithe reformatory at Napanochwhere heserved a sentence for stealing a horseand wagon He was arrested aftertho shooting

When Carlin was treed from the re-

formatory

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thin superintendent gavehim 10 for a new start In life Hearrived In Brooklyn yesterday boughta revolver and went today to thelivekwith his sister Mary When hismother opened the door In answer t-

his knock he thrust the revolver in

her face and fired five bullets Intoher head before she sank to the floorHa then attempted to shoot his sis ¬

ter but the revolver was empty Herscreams summoned a neighbor who

wrested the revolver from Carlin butthe latter escaped to the street andfled He was pursued and captured

after a desperate struggle In whichhe severely Injured one of his cap-

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Dont cough your head oft when you

can get a guaranteed remedy In BeesLaxative Cough Syrup It Is espec

lally recommended for children asI

It is pleasant to tako and a gentle laX-

ative

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thus expelling the phlegm fromthe system For coughs colds croupwhooilng cough hoarseness and aU

Bronchial trouble Guaranteed Sold

by Z Wayne GrJfln Dro mamThe National for April

The National Magazine for April1

offers first to its subscribers and Ina special sense to the statesman andstatistician Joe Mltchellsl Chappiessplendid resume of the attractions res-

ources and remarkable developmentof the new State of Oklahoma

The breezy cheerful Insistent loy¬

alty of thH Oklahoma people positivecertainty with which they look for-

ward

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to rapid and phenomenal successIn every department of effort Indi ¬

vidual municipal and statethe multi ¬

tudinous evidences of immense agri ¬

cultural mining and industrial re¬

sources already proven by actual suc-

cesses

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and phenomenal returns cameto MrChapple like the renewal of warmemories to a veteran for he himselfhad known the glamour and charmthe courage and enthusiasm of thepioneer of a new State

The Richest Man in the World

The richest man In the world can-

not have his kidneys replaced nor livewithout them so it is Important notto neglect these organs If FoleysKidney Cure is taken at the firstsign ofdanger the symptoms will dis ¬

appear and your health will be re¬

stored as It strengthens and buildup these organs as lothlngelse will

Oscar Bowman Lexington KywrltesI have used Foleys Kidney Cure and

take great pleasure in stating 1itcured me permanently of kidney dis ¬

ease which certainly would have costme my life J H Williams m

Potatoes With Mint

Quito tho most delicious way ofcooking new potatoes is to placethem In boiling water with two orthree sprigs of fresh mint When thepotatoes have been cooked and drain-ed

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a little melted butter should bepoured over them The mint addsa most delicious but riot at all an ob ¬

trusive flavor Instead of trying to

peel new potatoes the English cookremoves the skins by rubbing themvery hard1 with an extremely stiffbrush This leaves thorn both white i

and smooth and obviates the neces-

sity of peeling them after cookingThe May Delineator

Ills Appetite for Chicken

Henry K Dixie was sneering abouttho squabble that recently went on be-

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two bravo young men over aCarnegie medal

It Is not a very einiobbllng thinghe said to see two heroes fightingand jawing over a medal of heroismMr Carnegie should have thought cfthis when he originated his hero fund

The taste for medals once formedIs worse than the taste for chicken

WashlnptnnWhltoMy Wash she said Is the wust

man for chicken you ever see WhyIf ho cant git a chicken no otherway hell go and buy one

We are pleased to announce thatFoleys Honey and Tar for coughscolds and lung troubles Is not affect ¬

ed by the National Pure Food andDrug law as it contains no opiatesor other harmful drugs and we rec-ommend it as a safe remedy for chil ¬

dren and adults J H Williams m

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You whose conservative training and whose business methods promptyou to look askance at any enterprise banking mercantile Industrial orwhat not that promises to pay an Inyestor or stockholder more than 6 7

8 or 10 per cent we have a word to say to you i

We know that you know that there are hundreds of enterprises In theUnited States and throughout the world that pay enormous dividends up¬

on tit par value of the stock You know that there are monopolies whichby reason of controlling a particular product make enormous profits Youknow that there are very few natural monopolize in the world You know

Briefly Proofs Towit IJThe statement made In the report of tho United Stales Geological

Survey that there are but two quarries of llhtogrnphlc stone in the worldone In Bavaria the other In Brandenburg Ky The same United StatesGovernment report stating as well that for QUAlity nand dependstiilityofsupply the Bavarian quarries are not at this time dependable

0theIgreatest expert in the State of Kentuckyi after examining our quarrystnted over his signature that it was practically InexhaustibleI Asitfuri ¬

ther proo of the puddln 0Iineafd advertisement there was printed oy ¬

er the signature of tine expert engravers and transferrere who havespent their lives In working upon lithographic stone positive statementsto the effect that the stone fWra our quarry had produced Work equal toany string that was ever Imported from Bavaria

You JJnow that with the 9foot ledge of lithographic stone sell ¬

ing In the markets of the world at from 11 cents to 50 cents a pound

is easily worth not the 1000000representlug the amount of our capitalstock but Into the hundreds of millions of dollars

You will know if you wlll do us the kindness to read a copy of nletter from Robert Mayer 8 Company Importers of lithographic stonethatsuch testimony can not and Is nfat to bo discreditedf

You know and we most respectfully submit this proposition that nocorporation could afford to make these statements that have been madeby us in tho advertisement referred to and In our printed literature un¬

less they were true because we are making them to our fellow citizens of

this Commonwealth our next door neighbors and not about a property athousand miles sway and out of reach but a property within a few hours

aride of nearly every citizen In Kentucky and the proofs we are offer

If any of you failed to read the big advertisement appearing In the

last weeks Issue of this paper hunt up your old paper or get one from your

We earnestly ask you to give yourself the benefit of the doubt obtaina copx of the big advertisement and read 1t01 if you read it youevidently did not rend it carefully or If you read it carefully you evident-

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failed to credit the apparently astounding statements made In It Letus have uhealttoIwalt talk with you This proposition Is open to you 7

also We accept sufiscHptloiuJ for as small an amount of stock as 10i y

shares just to give you the opportunity We say to you that if you can

make It for 600 rifmres vlilcli until April 15th you can obtain for 250 youWill have secured a sufficient number of shares tile income front whichwill keep your family In comfort the rest of your lives and the lives ofyour Children and1your childrens children

vAo Iknow< that it is a serious thIng to aSk a wageearner to invest his

savings In a corporation but wo state without hesitation that he may

do so with perfect safety There Is no risk in this proposition unless wefull to get the necessary money to buy the plant and if we tullito dothis the Ldulsvllle Trust Company Louisville Ky will refund the amount

of your subscription with H per cent Interest added If we succeed In do

Ing It you will share fairly and equally with banker broker capitalist

BUSEd upon the minimum estimate of dividends

10UO will boy 20 shares whlchwlll upon minimum estimated earnurge pay 1000 annually and the stock ono year after plant is in oper ¬

ation should be worth 10000 I i

2500 will buy CO shares timid should earn 4000 annually stock shouldbe worth one year after plant Isln operation 40000

l50tib will buj 100 >shares and should earn 8000 annually flock should

bo worth one year after plant Is in operation 80000

10000 will buySQQ shares and should earn 16000 anrually stockshould bo worth one year after pl jltlsln operation 60000

50000 will buy 1000 shares ufld should tnrri 50000 annually stockshould he worth In one year after reduction begins 800000 t J

i 100000 will buy 2000 shares awl should earn 160000 annually stockshould bo worth one year after reduction begins 1600000

There are besides the Government printing oWcl612 Lithographicprinting houses in States We can supply a certain ten of the692 only and pay 15 dividends on a million capital

that any corporation anywhere fortunate enough to possess a physical

property containing a pYoducl used all over the world and sold for aprice representing forty or fifty tines the cast of production should

enrich its stockholders You know If you rrad the big advertisementin lust weeks edition that in It a claim was made by this Companythat It possessed u 91h foot lEdge of lithographic stone underlying a 260

acre hilt You know If you read said advertisement that no corporationpossessing any kind of property never uttered to a public greater Indis ¬

putable proof as to Its existence its character and its Value than was fur¬

nished in said advertisement

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ing we could not afford to publish if they were not true for the simple

reason that the sources11

of said proofs are equally withinI easy reachI of r

ono who care to make an investigation

fpyou as an Individual and to your patrons and friends we say thatyou know that It would be perfect folly for us to make the following prop ¬

osition unless we are In position to buck It up In every way Here Is thotiroposltlon

If our clah santi our statements be true we are offering a stock

to the geHeralpuDllc that will pay larger dividends than arc securityi >

epsoldin tho State of Kentucky or any otherS tate that we know aiiXlhtng-

i about Therefore we will agree to pay all expenses and 1000 per day

tothertState who will visit Louisville examine our proofs of facts see the stone

In the variousi lithographic houses of this city examine the work producedfrom it

Jconsult the engravers and transferors and experts who are re-

sponsible

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for the work examine the quarry tit Brandenburg and aftersuch Investigation say over his signature that there is no foundation

not simply for the general claim made but for specifically any claim that y +

ris made-

t isWe need the necessary capital to equip our wonderful property with

the large plant necessary to produce an output for the worlds demandEvery individual who furnishes any proportion of this capital will earna larger dividend on his investment than any dividend paying securityever marketed in the State of Kentucky +

As a proof There are 092 lithographic houses alone in the UnitedStates We can furnish a certain fourteen of this C92 arid pay20 per centnet on the entire capitalization What could we do by furnishing the 692and other nations as well r

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To the WageEarner 11Jand ourselves hr the tremendous earnings of this company

If you are still wondering If such good fortune be possibleI andthere is yet doubV In your mind you must have an acquaintance or friendin Louisville this city If so write to them and ask them to show youthe courtesy to come to Ujis office and thud out for you If the claims thatwe have made are thie or if you can come yourself the proposition madeto bunkers mid brokers Is to you also

Dear In mina we arc offering the first 100000 shares at 50 cents Immediately upon the sale of the first 100000 shares we wUl give the order J rfor the plant Immediately thereafter for the additional required the1 3stock will be sold at par Make no mistake about this for it positive-ly will be sold thereafter itt par jjj-

jIn conclusion there is no problem to solve We have proven this existence of a tremendously large quarry of lithographic tone stone that i

is worth more than the finest marble or onyx simply because It can be pro-

cured from but two quarries In tho world one In Soluhpfen Bavaria thejj

other our quarry at Brandenburg Ky iWrite now making use of the coupon below + tip b

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Dear Kir Please send me t1e prospectus of your Company and full >

t yparticulars together wlthtd subscription bluiiit and samples of Lithograph ¬

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