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OFFICIAL OF IBS PART IN TEEFOUSTH CON6RE5IONAL OISIRICI Subscription 1 a year 1VI leRiXII HARTFORD KY FRIDAY MARCH 1900 No36

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In firVt T IIwenJg fn J K How>JnborL ToII Illark Jnllrn H A

wan llolbrook JlwUT Comye it V I kens Trnitee Jury Find H

Heerm Hartford liepnty HherW 1

r T II llenlon L U Taylor W H

C4uDTpoiflrtloDdyla Marchlit Mm cngtlanfli three weeks and thirdin May JeIJIdt I

1 OHM M tagI 11 I lleavrto Attorney lIarltord-

prL4fl I Tcn flrvt Monday In rAcfa mo-nthUtiturtfltuI ViulsW

ua tta Mvond Monday

t fl1ah allrel Monday la JanLbarl Tiemla alU > AOnd Moadaj In Htober

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11lIOIIW February IS Mar 9Altwt T7 Morembee DOS

T A Ktitr rordirMloMarcb I Jan Tptembers Ibo 5 DOSHptphoUoaiUMmT W llamtt Olalon W J Oftenart Hand J II Itennl Irentli Jerome AllenJlsiro I I NeUon llafor-

dSa lirlovu Ce rrlceM K Chorth onth44rvk thlnl Hnndajr In-

tcb month 111 n M and 11 m and fourthHaadajr atTp m I I1r eery Wedneday evdaw Rev J C IvirV Is lor-

Ilaptbt rnurrhelervkfe held serond Rnndny laeach month at II a m and 7 p m 1rnyer meet ¬

ins rjr Thnnda evening ller JW VallandInbm laalur-

HbuI Tranter llartf rdJM P MllVr J HWoobnryThaIe1 MatUnpttybeItly

Crt aeelatlaaiA O V W meets wroixl and fourth Wtdnf

day aUhUKnights ul l ioltj mwUMOiad and fourth Hat

Brdar nigh-tODthtaof Honor mMU Strut and third MInt

dIIIIIlIallold I4g Kact r A A VaMU OralUoiflar nhrht la mwh month

Rough Illrrr IxxIxvNo 110 KnlghUof rthUimeat ver Tttrvdajr nIght

Irwton Morton Pont No 4 11 A 11 bold rnrfar meeting Halirda bcloraOrtHnndayln each

monthAll ol tho mprrtlr lodge ar InrlUdto attend all meeting

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M L HEAVRINAttorney at Law

HARTFORD KYWill practice hi profmlon 10 nfl the rnnrta of

Ohio and adjoining monlM and Iourt ut AppraUHIKKUI attralloa rirrn to eolUrtloai

C E SMITHATTOKNEY AT LAW

HAKrriiKii UTWilt practice bit profmloo In all the mart of

Ohio and ailJolalu roB tlr a drourtof Appealurea to nil Imlnrwrntrnr0 totrI tome la Co Att71 omre In mnrtboow

JOHN TRONE-ATTORNEY AT LAW

C IRNTCRTOWW KYWill practice JJ iirofwlon la ll the courts of

Ohio sad adrnl li cointlr nJ <ViortotAppr l

f dal attMUon gIven to ejiDwtloot

FL FELIXATTORNEY AT LAW

HARTFORD MY-

Wll practice la the court ht Oblo county andCourt of Irompt attention given to allLiaIse entrusted to hIs care Ufflc In Herald

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AC TAYL-ORAttOrney at Law

rlAirrroitD KYspecial attention given to all business entrust ¬

ed to hi care lOIre la rourthouse

J E DAVIDSONAttorney at Law

HARTFORD KYWill penal hi In Ohio and adjoin

IngtoaatlM Hieclal attention given to all buslneu entrusted to him caN

8 PjHOBYITTJWEY AT LAW

r RBMVIL11C KENTDVHTWIitJnrticbIsvrofeslon In all theroirti t

iilo and adjolalagcoaatle andfnnrtof APIMKUSrdsJottrritlon given to collection

P MOATON1JOBl EYA

KYLAW

given to all boslneu entrustf to kl tiN OBc U courthout

t SHELBY TAYLOR4TTORXEYITL4WHARrIoaD

Will practice hIs profession In all the court orOhio and adjoInIng nd GoortolHpedal attention given to all assignment Inbankruptcy

C M BARNETTATTORNEY AT LAW

HARTFORD KYWill 11 his la all the courts of

Ohio nod adjoining counties Ppvdal attentionI will be given to all bulainnm entrusted to bis cite

Collection a epedalty

r JNO B WILS-ON4ttorneyL at Law

1 I nARTFORD KYlclat Attention tven to collection makIngp ex tl otrJ glso WntatrabU tnr I shin mannr IfflrS north ilde

ILI ARVEY W PHUDENV ATTORNEY AT LAW

IIAKTfOHU MYWfll practice his prof elon la Ohio and adjoin

IngroulItlee Office In imrunLiciH building

r E P NEAL

Attorney at Laww HARTFORD KYfuYuractic Ii profession In all the COUrts of

I Kentucky Haiial given to collecUtnswttlement of Pendents estntei road earn and

Irto pt00SIse Oea upstAirs Urtffln block

J < BR WEDDINGUWIJWill praeMes his > In all the courts 01

Ohio and I iiliiligo UadtbcOurtoIApop-eale rr riven CG Ii

entrusted to him 9Bi taBroaWAlri uIUt B

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THE HARTFORD REPUBLICAN

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MRS BREWER RECOMMENDS PERUNA-

I FOR GRIP AND FEMALE OATARRH

in a letter to Dr ITarHaaa concerningcho merit of Perana Mrs Brewerwrite among other thing1

WBaTKRLY n IDear Dr IIrtmn1 find Perunaa

lure cure for all eatanbal atteetlona aocommon In thU part of the country ItCUres a cold at once There U no coughmedIcIne that caD at all qui PorunaAa tot la grippe there la no other remoily that cant ail compare with Ieruna

lam atnoag the lick a grist deal Inour oily and hare supplied many In-

valid with Perun simply beeatue Iam enthuilaatlo In my faith u to Ita reosuit 1 bne never known It to fall toquickly and permanently remote thatdemoralised stat of the hUman ayatem

grippeIn weakneaa 1nae Pernna with perfect oonndeno ofa good rotalt In cases of weakneapeculiar to ray tax I am sure that no

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A AND EASY RIDE IN TilE MOSTYOUR

OHIO COURT REG ¬

ULAR MARCH5th 1900

At a rorelar tern of the Oblo County Court bIgun and belt for saId county la the courtat llartford Ky with lion Jnmr hillier

Judge prralillnK the followIng was had towltJ W

Order and Judgment J-

A local option electIon In thetowncf foam

Oblo rocntjr Ky J W WIlson Steve Kendall

J W nIt James W JUlry W E ieacb T W

1nwh Alonio Craig J II Allen IIC ltttwartlT J Ilryant L A Bplnki J II lionTally Tboniu P ruT James Co Hall J II aAibfonl II T Hryant John Johnston if U LI

ken J M Allen W K Maiden L VandlrrrQU Ualdra Jo UcDankl and J I hunter biteIDK by order of the Ohio County Court at Ita lustregular February 1KX term fllrd their writtenpetition ilirnrd by each ant all ef them prayingfor a local Option election In tbt town of ItmlneKy qn the Tthday of AptllltoO which was andIn B JIOIKI I to be signed by a number more thanfequal to twentytin per cent of the cltlienidents of add Vffal and qaallflr voter In saIdtown qualIfied to Tote lor county offlcera of Ohio

county KyTotlnirat the last nwieral electIon

hbtlnandfor aald town and bnllf depositedwith the Hon Jamr I Ulllrrth n RUlar elected

qualltted and action County Judge ol Ohio rOoaIty Ky a sent of money lufllelcnt to payprinting or posting adrertlnement ol saId elec

tion and to pay the IT 01 the Clerk for makingentrIes In order book as erldenred by receipt totheir attorney K P Neal from aid Julie In

words and flirnrr u follow

Iterrlred March B ItoO of E P Krai attorney

for J W Wilson and others In case of J W Wll

Pun and others petition for local option election I

In the town of Doilne fUMforth pUrpose of

paylnK expenaCs of mild election and an Itemtiedto be rendered to eftld Atty and whatever

may b left orer and nbora saId election shall bereturned to R V Nenl and whatever the amountahoy named may lack of paying said expenses1111 E I Seal nirreM nnd bind btmwlt to

J P UILLKH J O C C

K1NiALiita tberrfore ordcrrd and adJudKed by the

Wit It being unfflckntly adtrlned that ST8UVeneahe regular elected qnalined and acting Other

M hi phlo county Ky band he is hereby wd red and directed to open n poll at the voting placeof Ilonlne precinct In the town of lloslne Ohio

County Kentucky on Saturday the rib day of

April 1MO to tithe the eenw of the legal qualified

oteriquitltlteI to vot for county Officer ot saidtown whether or not and maltliquor ehall be lohlla paid town and whether ornot the law prohibiting the eath barter and loanof and traffic In such liquor In said town shallbreome Inoperative the Clerk ot this Court I

uirvetai to prepare poll hooks nnd ballots foraid election as directed bylaw The Merit will

advertise saId election M required by lawA Copy J I1 MILLCN J 6 C C

Attest M B IUuUXD0 O C C

Pursuant to the above order t 8 T Stettin8 0 C11I cause a poll to be opened and anelection to be held In the town of Itotlue Ky onAprJi tbTthl900for the purpose ot taking thi

BO of the legal roter of said town M tc-

whetberornot plrltuonvlnou and maltllquor I

shall be aold In said town ThIs March Sib 1MO

8 T 8TBVH 8 Q O

Nk trOUbled with givePain Balm a trio i

ot cost you a cent if It doe BOgood One application Will relievethe paInsIt cures oprflo andtrubes in Owtthlrd the time rVqairertby any other trVatruent Cntii burnsknathItes Ito thekeand cljrft Klapdular riBil ijtoruw H

land 50 cts

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n nother remedy can approach In rood osanita the action of Peruna It meetaall the bad symptoms to which femalesaro subject The irregularities and netvouanesi the debility and miserieswhich afflict more or less tho womenfrom girlhood to change of life aro oneand all met and overcome by thla ex ¬

youngladya MM Llnle M BrewerPernna will cure the worst cue 01

catarrh La grippe la acute epidemicpecilloLlabonOhIoobronlo catarrh of the lung head andthroatt continuous cough runny phyilclana failed to cure Permanently curedby Perunacould be produced A aluabloon catarrh sent free by TheMedicine Company ColnmbuaOiJItheItinyoUierdctlonary

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TRANSFER LINErn

3SC ATrLJLJb tD9YPAST COMFORTABLE

VEHICLES PATRONAGE SOLICITED

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It Is very bard to stand idly by andsee onr dear ones suffer while awaitingthe Arrival of the doctor An AlbanyN Y dairyman called at a drugtore there for a doctor to come and

see his child then very sick withcroup Not finding the doctor in beeft word for him to come at once on

his return He also bought a bottleof Chimberlalns Cough Remedywhlchhe hoped would give some re-

id

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until the doctor should arrive Infew hours he returned saying the

doctor need not come as the child wasmuch better The druggist Mr OttoScbolz says the family has since teeom mended Chamberlains CoughRemedy to their neighbors and friendsuntil he has a constant demand for itrom that part of the country For

sale by Z Wayne Griffin Bro mI

Ladies For relief of women Cbesters Tansy Tablets worth their weightn gold A safe and certain monthly

regulator Mailed on receipt of pricei MURDOCH CCRR Co Atlanta Ga

aBlood poison often results from a

cut or wound if not properly treatedDr Hells AntiPain is the most won-derful

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discovery of the age for thequlch relief of all internal and exter-nal pain

It goes to every partMurdock Ca ¬

tarrh Cure It cures Colds Hay Fevand all forma of Catarrh Price l

mailed on receipt ot price See adver¬

tisement tIMOHDOCK CURII Co Atlanta Ga

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CASTORIAForThe Kind You Have Always Bought

Dears the d T I

Signature of tattMcI

The savings banks in New YorkState have just pasted the billion dol-lar

I

mark in depotits This Is tbegrowth ot nearly 37 million dollars in1899 is another leather in the I

cipof Republican prosperity LowellMass Courier

A R De Fluent editor of the Jour-nal Doylestown Ohio suffered for anumber of years from rheumatism inlila right shoulder aed side He says

My right arts at times was entirelynseloM I tried Chamberlalus PainBalatttIWQ8 surprised to receive relie almost immediately The PainValM avH bee constant companionofaaiiic ever Iaceand it never ails

nrpacbytWayne Grfu-F

lit bro m

Protection and

Whattho American Policy HasDono for Commorco In

tho pastThroo Years

Senator James K Jones chairmanof the Democratic National Committee is quoted as saying The Democratic party has always favored theextension ot onr commerce while tbeRepublican party by its ProtectiveTailfl policy has always opposed anddiscouraged it The Democratic par ¬

ty will continue to favor legitimatemeans of expanding and extendingthe commerce of tbe United States

We are surprised that so absurd astatement should emanate from a United States Senator even though he bea Democrat Mr Jones has eitherbeen in a trance tot the last ten years

allairstbe commerce of the United StatesHe will find if hedoes that under thelast Democratic national administra-tion

>

there was a contraction of ourI

commerce instead of an expanslonandthat that contraction was the direct reo

suit of the Democratic policy of FreeTrade

In 1892 the last year of PresidentI

Harrisons administration the totalexports of the United Statesunder the

I

operation ot the McKinley tariff exceed I

ed for the first time in the historyofthetcountry 1000000000ures being 1030278148 In 1893Ithe first year of President Clevelandssecond administration tbe exports of

I

the United States at once began tocontract the shrinkage amounting toalmost 200000000 Theexportsduring the four years of Mr Clevelandsterm of office were as follows

1893 8476651941894 892140572I1895 8075381651896 8926c6938ITbe Democrats led the people to be ¬

lieve that Free Trade would be a boonto the country There was no longerany need of a Protective TarlO theysaid it was not only a burden to thepeople but a hindrance to our tradeTbe tearing down 01 the Tariff wallas they were pleased to call It wouldgive American manufactures and tradea new impetus and the United Stateswould soon controVtbe markets of theworld But the finespun theories ofthe Democratic Free Traders wereshattered when put to the test Underthe operations of the Wilson FreeTrade law we were not even able tohold the markets we gained and welost a large part of our home marketsThe people quickly repented ot theirfollybnt they had 4 long years yearsfilled with panic and industrial distress

to wait before they could undo theirmistake Then they went to the pollsand voted to return to power the partyof Protection and sound money TbeRepublicans gave them the DlngleyTar iQ and under its beneficent Pro¬

tection prosperity quickly returnedOur commerce again began to expandas it has done under the McKinleyTariff and today the growth ofAmerican trade is the marvel of theworld During the first year of Presi-

dent¬

McKinleys administration tbecountry regained all the ground thathad been lost under the DemocraticFree Trade regime and the succeed-

Ing two years brought a marvelousexpansion of our trade The IoU owlug figures show what the Republicanpolicy of Protection has done for ourcommerce during tbe three years ofPresident McKinleys administration

1897 10509935561898 13314823301899 1227205419Cbaltinan Joness assertion that the

Republican party has by its Protec¬

tive Tariff policy opposed and dlscouraged the extension of our commerce Is nt direct variance with thefncts The Republican policy of Protcction has done so much for Amen ¬

can commerce that tbe more enterprislag industrial notions of Europe areemulating it and the cry of FreeTrade is no longer heard on the Continent Columbus 0 Journal

Outlook for 1900

Every sign stems to point to a big-

gervolumeofbusimmeos in 1900 than in

1899 although it seems almost incred ¬

ible that that should be the case Forfrom reports made in respect to

lasiIyears business it is evidentlarge number of the mils and factor ¬

lea of the country were taxed to theirutmost capacity and the demand forlabor in almost all sections of thecountry has been greater than thesupply The statement made by MrA J Miller of Providence the vicepresident of an iron and steel concern

in respect to the condition of afTiirsin New England applies fairly wellto the country as a whole Mr Millersays

General business conditions havenot been ao good in New England inyears Oar State is a perfect hive ofindustry and mills that have not beenin operation In > ears ore now runningfull blast In textiles the mapufacituners of our Staleare doing agrtbusiness and it ij a fact that soCo

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A ai L

j

rIt Is just 03 easy to drift into danger

as to into it The progress is slowerbut the end is sure It Is thegradual progress of drifting which blindsto the danger Men and women drift intolIlhealth in such a There is aeatingAfterit returns and brings anotherheadache perhaps Something is doneto relieve the headache but nothing torollcjA the cause So one more victimgod drifting on to the locks of disease

Young women who are teaching orstudying are very apt to become victim1

of the stomach They eat In¬

JenItotally ¬

ate goes home a chronic invalidTile timely use of Dr Pierces Golden

Medical Discovery will avert such a con¬

dition use of it in chroniccases will effect a complete cure

I was troubled with very frequent headjcheoften accompanied bjr severe vomItIng writesDltgODuYftICostomach and liver seemed contInually oat ofotder Often I could mt almost ootblnr andInlourII feared a spell and was muctiekdiscouraged stvlscd to H Dr PIercesfinishingthetlesofpubUcKhoolllfeandcontractedtodoso1 I

Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets cleansethe completion and sweeten the breath

our cotton mills are so filled with ordens that they are running nights acondition ol things that has not pre-vailed

¬in years

If this kind of thing keeps up thelatest thing in FreeTrade argumentswill be that FreeTrade is needed bytbe country in order to give the work-

Ing¬

people a rest from the arduous la-

bor¬

in which they have been engagedever since tbe Dingley law broughtback business activity and prosperity I

the country There isnt any like-

lihood

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however that tbe people willbe so anxious for a long vacationwithout pay that they will vote forFree Trade American Economist

o

Ho Was Ready to Run forConstable

lie was a rather raw specimen ofthe country yap but be stepped Iflto-

thejmscaenceof the Editor with the-

usual of a free American

citizenExcuseme he said after the or

dinary salutations but will you tellme to tbe best of your knowledge andability if this country is goin to takeIn the Philippines

There is nothing else to do re-

plied¬

the EditorHow about POlty ReekyThats settled as one of usAnd the Sandwich IslandsIn with us tooHow about CubThat will be in by and byAnd Guam and tbe scatteringAll in or heard fromAnd are we goin to have the same

Old Star Spangled Banner

JThe sameAnd tbesame old American EagleThe sameAnd the same old Fourth of JulyJust the sameAnd the same old Uncle Sam

I A little taller abd wider put thatsan

And the same old Constitution andBy laws

I ExactlyAnd the same old great and glorl

ous RepublicTheonly more so

Much obleeged he said startingoutlItbey wanted me to run for

Be CarefulNo woman can be too careful of

her condition during the period bmi

foreTher little ones are born Neglector improper treatment then endanIgers her life and that of thelies with her whether she shall sufferunnecessarily or whether the ordealshall bo made comparatively easySho had better do nothing than dosomething wrong

MOTHERSFRIEND

is the one and the only preparationthat is safe to use It Irathat tra1es from the outside

etemaJlrrlgbtwrong ore more

humbugsthey endanger lifeMothers helps the muscle

to relax and expand naturally re¬

lieves removesthe po nervousness and headacheIverkts hard and risingbrea labor and lessensthe p lBrfUd helps the patient t-urapid

irecove-

ryiiaIetter a Shreveport La-

I

I I have been using yourwonhcul remedy MotbersFrlend-fOtJ two months and find

Jt TMotiimendeodIVit8 arUIH t per eitta

TtJ81corbookflI LH

constable down in my county but Ididnt want to put my card in the pa-

per and whack up 500 till I knowedmore about whit kind of a govern ¬

ment I was goin to git mixed up

withOhthe country is all right said

the Editor encouraginglyI reckon he hesitated a moment

you wouldnt object to guaranteelnthat the pallnjfutu oi our libertieswasnt goin to be jostled nor shookon its nnderpinnin would you

Not at allMuch obleeged much obleeged

and if I aint a constable after the re ¬

turns comes In itll be because theresa cog dropped in the gudgeons otstate thats all Good mornin andhe passed out toore bretzllythan hehad come lnW J L in New YorkSun

PROGRAMME

Of the Fourth Congressional DistrictTeachers Association which meets atBrandenburg Ky April aoth and21st 1900-

Welcome Address Hon Thos IIHamilton Brandenburg

Response Supt J Tyler Davis

NelsonTeachersCatechism J N PUeI

Glendettne-I Public Schools as a Nucleus of theFuture J F Nail Vine Grove

The BritishBoer War A V WilllamsNoon

How to Cultivate a Taste for BetterLiterature W B Maple Cloverpoit

opened by C M Vertress Vine Grove

The Humorous Side of the TeachersLife J R Coyle of Grayson county

Parents as a Factor In Mutual De-velopment P I Yates

A Moral Curriculum J Ray HoneySonora

What is the Greatest Need of PublicSchools Snpt Fon Rogers Ohiocounty and Supt W D AshcraftMeade county

Weighed and Found Wanting J CCardwell Leltchfield

The Intellectual Life of the TeacherMiss Ollie M Richardson Vertrees

Clouds and Sunshines Miss MLlllie Irwin Buffalo

Nineteenth Century Progress F EHardestyThe

Miss Ella Jewell Owensboro

Do We do too Much for Onr PeopleMiss Ella Jeffries Elizabeth town andMiss Ada Cralle Tunnel Hill

Teachets and Their Ways Snpt J

R Ashlock Hardin countyAddress Prof H G Brownell

LouisvilleReadingGrade 7tb Miss Francis

Smith EtizabethtownShort Cuts in Figures A C BurtonAdaptation in Pedagogy E R

Ray Beaver DamNew Psychology E E Olcott

Elizabethtown and TJ Morton Haltlord

Squeers Method Miss MaymeeIrwin Elizabetbtown

Essay Miss Ethel KingSide Lines J C Pirtle Hodgen

villeQuicksEd Reformers W A Dew

leyHygiene in the Schoolroom N T

Groves FordsvilleMethod in Child and Methocl in

Subject or the Duel Nature ol MethodO M Shultz Haitford

In and Out of Sorts G K HolbertHodgensville

Address Dan Roberts Hardlna

burgPoetryof the loth Century Mitts

Carry E Cosby BardstownBusiness hour

Reduced rated over alt railroads oncertificate plan

The Association will be held onFriday and Saturday April aoth and21st instead of April 27th and 28th aspreviously announced

This change is made to suit the local conveniences at place of meetingIt is very important that each countyin the district be represented by alarge delegation Everyone on theprogramme has consented to be pres-

ent¬

this insures a good meetingSession begins Friday morning at

10 oclock closes at 3 oclock Saturdayevening S C STEVENS Pres

o

Our Groatost SpecialistFor 20 years Dr J Newton Hatha ¬

Iway has so successfully treated chronic

Idiseases that be is acknowledged toproftaslon ¬

VerlcocelcIor cautery cures in 90 per cent of allcases In the treatment ol Loss ofVital Forces Nervous Disorders Kid >

ney and Urinary Complaints Paral ¬

sis Blood Poisoning Rheumatism-Catarrhand Diseases peculiar to wo-

ment he is especially successful DrHathaways practice is more thandouble that of any other specialistotbeltment Write him to day fully abouyour case lie makes no charge foiconsultation or advice elth r at his officeor by mail Address J NewlcrHathaway M D 300 Cl arch StNashville Term ti

t

The Readers of The Hartford Repub ¬oJpastup for The Republican and get the twopapers one year for only 2 SO

OEBiN

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Trade

morning

Discussion

TRUSTS AND PROTECTION

Only the Republican PartyCanBo Rolled Upon for

a Remedy

When a Democrat is asked how beproposes to deal with the trusts he sovigorously denounces he dtndles lor-

a while and then answers Cut oftthe Protective Tariff That is excelly the policy pursued by that eminentbut erratic individual who possessedthe famous goose that laid goldeneggs Tbe remedy might be effectualbecause If we are to have DemocraticFieeTrade neither the trusts nor any ¬

thing else will flourish But is itnecessary to destroy the country inorder to regulate something that willregulate itself after a time There isone thing certainmoney for invest ¬

ment is plentiful or it would not havegone into industrials as it has Democrats claim that more trusts havebeen formed under the administrationof McKinley than were formed underboth administrations of ClevelandWe are willing to take their word forthis There was nothing formed un-

der the last administration of GroverCleveland except a panic and it mustbeadmitted that this was one that at-

tracted some attention from the peopleof the country The reaction fromthat panic Is one of the causes whyindustrials have been so extensivelypatronized In that way the Demo-

crats¬

are partly responsible for trustsBut we are willing to admit that it wasnot until after the Democratic Presi ¬

dent passed away and Republican polIdes prevailed that money came outof its hiding places and sought invest-ment that men began to form business combinations i that manufactur-Ing plants were enlarged i that laborwas employed These all go togetherbut many of the trusts are merely anabuse of tbe golden period of Amencan prosperity that in due time willregulate itself There is one thing tobe borne in mind and that is that if itbecomes necessary to reduce Tariffrates in order to prevent combinationsthat will hurt the people the Republi-can

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paity will do that It is notwedded to Protection because it is atenet of tbe party but for the reasonthat it has been essential to the growthand development of the people of tbelaboring people in particular al ¬

though Democracy has claimed eat

cluslve privileges in that directionWhat are claims when opposed topractical experience In the pastDemocrats were the ones who favored

slave labor They went to war to pre ¬

serve it In the present they are infavor of cheap labor by pitting the la-

bor and skill of the now well paidAmerican laborer against the poorlypaid labor across the ocean It is im ¬

possible that the people can bode ¬

calved for any length of time as to thedrift and tendencies of the to parties

Peoria UIrJor alIA Womans Spring Wardrobe

Howtho BestDressed WomenWill Attire Themselves

at Easter

The new spring gowns made all of

one material andnot with separatewaists as heretofore will be muchwotn

The separate waists will be of lightsilks and muslins or other thin materlals

Almost all the new spring stuffs areof a soft clinging quality which

makes them adaptable to the pres-

ent

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style of gownThere are to be some lovely silk

in

Nearly every disease Is the olga ofpoverty either of the blood or of thenerves When the brain tells andnervous tissues are used up fasterthan they are repaired not only thebrain and nerves but every vital

nervous dyspepsia sad liver and kid¬

strength remains until at last thebreakdown comes and thenDr Miles Restoratlr Nerrlno Is do¬

lag a world ot good for such weaknervous whose brain and bodyare overtaxed but who may yet bgsaved from a state of Indescribable

and restored to lives ofhappiness and industryand strengthening the secretiveglands of the digestive organs It tadilute digestion and

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muslins with bunches of ffjwerSjtnd rsprays of vines and buds worn

The smallest shirtwaist wilt be madetucked back and front frorh the neckdown and the tucks wllftM rather 1wide than otherwise teasdrncy Is to make the waislIieasl-ong as f zsible In front

the tailor and walklngskiitawlll

with the habit and closefltting blksThe return of the bustle Is heralded

It is nota large affair but small well Tshaped

Sleeves are still worn tight and are >

much trimmed They are quite longand the smartest ones are made endlug in a point which covers the top ofthe hand to the knuckles

Collars are to be worn high butnbc as stiff as they have been

The new hats are made of somefancy straw braids tulle or silk netsof the most fantastic shapes Breastsbirds wings and feathers are muchless worn and you cant have enoughflowers Edith Lawrence in theMarch Ladles Home Journal

AnnouncomontTo accommodate those who are par¬

hal to the use of atomized applyingliquids In the nasal pasiages for castarrhal troubles the prepare Cream Balm in liquid form whichwill be known as Elys Liquid CreamBalm Price including thesprayingtube is 75 cts Druggists or by mailThe liquid form embodies the medi ¬

dual properties of the solid preparation Cream Balm Id quickly absorbed by the membrane and does not dryup the secretions but changes them toa natural and healthy character ElyBrothers 56 Warren ft N Y I

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The Democratic campaign of misrepresentation and forgery is openingusually early this year Benton III

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tucky 89 years old says that DrPineTarHoney is the best Grip

cure Cough Lung and Bronchialremedy that has been offered to thepeople during her life Sold every¬

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Walkers Tonic is the link that picksup the vital forces of mar in his I11Bdown state and binds him to healthand strength by recuperating theBrain regulating the action of theHeart and nourishing the NervousJSystem m

A Strictly Line ofJowolry Guarantood to GivePerfect Satisfaction ortheMonoy Will Bo Rofunded

A loll and very fine line of Jewelry U now lorsale by llnrnll Situ of llockport Ky This lineIncludes rolled gold plate cold filled gold frontand solid gold good of oarowa mannfactan andwt warrant theta to glre perfect satisfaction orwe will refund the money paid for them by thepnrchwr

We manufacture over 0000 denlxna and patternof Jewelry and do not hesItate to warrant onrgood to the fullest extent We know they areexnctiyaa reprrxentwl

In cane thIs notice should reach patron whoore too tar away train IlarrellBroplacolburineal or other tore where oar good are told toadmit of their going there topnrcha our goodwrit us what you want and w will bmall at the regular price iJSlit-

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Nerves UnstrungI

Weak Stomach Pain the Chest Sleep ¬

less Neftovs Irritable all runi

Down Cured byi

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rapldl1builtout confusion thus bringing all theImportant organs into harmony and

beaUbI all run downand was so

bad that I had to give op work I was nerv¬

Qua sleopless and UrtUUe all the time andalthough several doctors treated me I did notImprove any under their care Hearing DrMiles Nervine well spoken of for suchtroubles I commenced uslDC It and grew bat ¬

ter from the start When I had used threobottles I felt that I was cored but I itiBiIa bottle of the Nenrlna on hand andua unusually tired or nervous lukeaddllam all right again I took Dr Miles iand Liver Pills along with the Kervfrfound them the best Liver Pillionktt CUNK New

Dr Miie Nenljl is sold fPton a positive guarantee U

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