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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06

| shall kay0Leen ascertained, issue a proclema-
tton aifscNny the legislature elected At such
30 eiscted, on the day hxsd by thiso ordinance
and schedule.
S.. i. There shah b elected BY this con.
this schedule and ordinance q state executive
committee consisting Of seven members, and
the persons thus elected are Hugh J. Campbell.
John Cain. James 1. Ward, a. J. simmons one
Of whom. to-wit. Hugh J. Campbell. who 10
elected by this conventions - such. shaIl be the
president Of the state executive committee.
Bald state executive committee shall exercise
the powers apd perform tins duties q ftor
conferred upon It and sha1l continue In office
until the assembling and organization Of the
stato lsgislAture. Tho state executive commit
tee herein provided for shall meet and organize
IN the city II sioux Ralle Immediately ana be-
fore this convention shall sdiourn. by the cleo
ticn OF . secretary and such other ~oficors, sx-
ccpttng preeident. - may b. necessary.
.sEc: IA Said state executive committees
things Necessary to the carrying into effect tho
provisions Of this ordinance and schedule with
regard 20 elections, and to- this end they shall
have full power to make all necessary rules aid
regulations for such purpose; they shall make
and issue instructions and regulations with re-
gard to the details not herein provided fol, or
not provided for by law, ~ to tho elections held
In pursuance OF this ordinance and schedule.
They shall have power 70 NIL all lee In
their own number and they may in caae Of noe
v~sntion: they shall AZ their own times and
places Of meeting, and three members shall
constitute . quorum. with power TO transact
business. ANY member may in writing dele
eats his power 70 act ON the Mmit to m
Other member thereof.
ord ratified by the voter Of the people at the
election ordered h thia ordinance, the state
executive committee shalt be vested with full
power and authority TO do and perform all
thtngs necsssasy 70 carry out the objects Of this
~ecnventiom. a
They shall make III nsccssary arrangsmsuts
for rooms Tor the legislature, and for the inau-
euyatjon Of the state government.
Bee. ~ aid committee shall have power 10
provtds the nscessavy funda to defray al neees-
9 theiH duties. md 70 issue csrtidcatss thsrs-
Tor. But an ttsmised account a al such az
peneee. svCrh toby tn president and seeg4tary
~ ~ lsgSsleAuye q it, Arss meeting. aDd ths
boisl4e1be shall psoyt3e tos ths rAyDs0t q -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-03-06
Enxland's Shaving Women,

J. W. Taylor.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
SEATTLE. W. Il.

SEATTLE, w. 4.
DR. 8. Eugene Jortian.--Ikar SIR. / came
10 your place In horrible condition about
two weeks ago. What ! suffered from
those pains through the head. and had for
The rest six or eight years. aud especially
after catching q fresh cold; then Il would
commence in good earnest. and for : few
days no tongue can tell the fearful suffer.
iugs through which ! would pass, until
what seemed 10 me to be a gathering over
the eyes would break, aud then, with the
exception Of duh. sleepy headache, /
would have relief until / would catch
cold again. For weeks since the first OF
last August lived on graham rnush and
half milk and half hot water in the morn
Tag; for dinner and supper cold graham
bread or crackers. not daring 10 eat as 9th
ers could. knowing the penalty would be
three or four hours OF the most terrible tor
turs--there seeming TO sprtng up, as II
were. FIRE In the stomach. the flame every
few minutes shooting into the throat. II
seemed to me my throat with this.
For the past twelve or fifteen years there
WAS distress across the kidneys. This
latter trouble can find no words TO give
the fastest idea OF what suffered. Only
those who have or are suffering from kid.
ney disease know anything about IT, /
gave out on the l. 5. &. +. road last fall,
and have not been able TO do days work
since. No life. snap or vim until about
one mouth ago. after taking your medI-
zines about three days as directed. then a
day now and then. <Fhen thought of 1t,
taking two or thret doses nj time be-
cause would forget t. This kept up for
about two weeks. which gave me the first
aud only real relief for years ! have only
had slight touches OF headache since
only a little trouble In the stomach. Can
sleep on either side. my kidneys giving me
hn. little pain ! am coming to see you and
set More medicine. for am fully satisfied
they will cure me. Yours. respectfully,
II. :. LAMBERT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

NeNTH fAkIwa. ". 7.
~. J. Gngene Jordan, Iaesr Sly Alex
mc "a add my testimony ~ the maaY
thousands who have ALREADY testified Is
1aie virtue snd Success af vstar medicines
ia Apgtl wsS taken with bilious sever. i
nsa saNere pains ia TIE hack o{ nv head
atsa s3eeS. exscas hing dawn nay ~ / Had
very high fever. Nv fact aud i3fabx
were very yellow. My flaarr-nails were -
yellow as The yolk OF aa ewx Ny face
ls~aset as u y bad esea steep 4 II sasfrnn-
( ! commenced taking yogr HssFageassic
medicines aeromiing q directions in the
ecNs. and after shksag "a hours TIC vsias
uegc ali S0se. aRa ia three azYs ! essnhs
sse decided Improve nsanf ia nv esa.s
rlexiou. aud Ia three weeks Was able % *
osss again.
About twe weeks ago strained the useS.
cles 81 ray right les. which ssTrasn&fs~4 su
sSisiic rheumasisHa. ! sgsDrest anfasa
Ssony- ! e0li1 not tern sE ~ fErnsss
@isAoat aiding - "a suffering again I
sosgAs aud taana rssses in yaar nks:ssgeg,-
etse nasdletass, After taking Il two DAYS
tae T&in IVES entirely sssas. sa8 n1a A1a
abe - tse ztoEs Esx woFss a. gsn2i
Taa F0eeh rrstse e&anas BE sata ia -
halt ef russr sySsesa % EsesisSs asS Y0ag
sSsek 81 kBfsre Revelation ~ Mes1srkre
saaals - IA every fssssiy ia faa land. A.
u weus8 save Essuy = t&ses 1aSfoSss hsa
k0f ustsfa @asss'sSsAry pxzn sid szfsers nx
- Z; af{ tell inst tAe Kind q Faesssefne
teev 8re3 Scr shefr sssEa pgasFsts fssr yss5sr
medicines are SssreSSs IA AGATE IS waa IS
ehsunEe eases. Zoe ! caa grAgAfuisg say
ySsGF medicines wsssk ike eAx~xz IL
= sssc essssS. sysa wgl knask any ais<xsF. II
gaSes a. he ssxfaasns. Ia vurv sha~s
tive EHAS. A. GANn
Subscribed Ns,s agm - aegoss ne Mar
q. tsS& snWAsa AAErssaS.
szss NesKry Fable
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

J.. C. DayIes. Fre<sdenf xes York Beard
81 Health
with VIA. suxzish OF mind renseabsr
my essfldho0z.
Recalled ia the F.zh; Of . kn0wiedgs
dscE gained.
The melsFiosss fstrza. the ~. fungus
grown HfldHsss<s
me calls then contracted whieh since
TIE scarn covered duck pend. the psgsty
close b. f.
TIE aIssis where the soar-sneIliag hoass
drainage fell.
ms Damp. shaded Dwelling. the fsssi barn
But worss sAsa all ssss "a. that terrible
AID the old oaken backss. the mold
cruefess bucket
The moss. covered bucket that hung In
the we'll
Just t.s.ak Of is Moss On the vessel that
The water drank in the days called %
rnind.
IRE knew what professors asa scientists
IN tie water Of wells By analysis md
Tae. rostlng wood absrs the oxide Of
The slsse. TIE frog 81 unusual
SIRE
The water Isapure a. the ssrses OF Byron.
Are the things ! remember With tears
And L 70 i ssiI tie tie sad trush. though ishaa-
/ seasidcred thai water uacomnoniy
And often at noon when ! vent there 20
IenIoyed il a. much .. nov enjoy
beer,
How ardent seized. villa hands tha; were
And quick 10 the Undiscovered bottom Il
fell:
Then resaiag with Hltrases and nitrites..
and siimy
with n.aier organic it rose from the
well.
Oh had bat realized Ii time 10 avoid
them,
The dangers that iurksd in that pcstilent
draaght,
ia have tested sor organic germs and de-
stroyed them
with po,assie pernangsna,e ere had
Or parehsaee I'd have boiled IL. and sitter.
wards strained IL
Through slters Of charcoal and gravel
combined:
or, after Disabling, condensed and regaines;
IL
ii potable form. with its flih lief, he
hind,
IoR little / knew Of the dread typhoid
fever.
which larked in the water veniured 70
drink,
Bat since I've become devoted believer
In teachings Of science. ] shaddes to
think,
And now, far renewed from the scenes I'm
describing.
The story for warning 10 others I tell,
As memory Feverts 70 my youthful fmbib-
ing.
And gag at the thought OF tina. horrible
well,
And the old oaken bucket. the fuHgus,
grown bucket,
In fact. the slop bucket. that hung ia the
well.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
TERRITORY % wAsnisGros. :.

TERRITORY OF NA<nIsGToN,
County OF KING.
The Affiant, K. ). Colvin. says
Two years ago / had compound frae-
tire Of the leg. and IL was ses by DR.. Smith
Of this city. but Was not set even and vas
painful. IL subsequently formed into n
running sore, aud pieces of bone were con
ginually coming out.
had Dr. Baglsy for eight months, who
concluded that Il was carries Of the bone,
but his medicine iii me no good. BY that
time could barely drag myself on crufeh.
] could not sleep for pain, could do no
work and was in DESPAIR
heard a great deal about Dr Jordan $
new system Of medicine. and | ask ed Dr.
Ragley what he thought OF Ii. He said he
did not know as TO DIR. jordan's skill as q
doctor, hus he did know that his medicines
produced unprecedented coed results En.
couFsged by those remarks I went 90 Dir
jordan, aud the resuls Is that in one month
after taking the medicine | was able q
discard my eFuieh aud go 10 work. which
have continued ever since, my leg con
stantiy improving. when came 20 pr
Jordan ms Lex was fearffstiy swollen and
black aud gangscnous with running snrs
IS big az hand ] am nuw practically
wei, there beipg bat small abrasion no
bigger than finger nali-~ioft.
K. 5. GOWN.
subscribed and sworn 20 before me thi,
81 day af May. isSS
JuSICS ROCHESTER,.
Notary Public In and sor Wash Ter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

ders. the babysx grandmother. Mrs.
Russell Hsrrison vas Miss rauxders.
: daughter OF the thin senator irons
Nebraska. she ID taller than most
women. and muss measure 4 inches
aisove feet. She has isyeisness tn
both her face aaA figure she il .
blonde u purely golden tyre with
that rich cofBrle1ion that eoidea
blondes go ofEsn rosssss- che
i vivacs0us and gEniahie. ansi
i likely TO Re this rhost
talked OF 81 All the new state family.
she ard gasseii Harrison hare been
away. while the NSkees have always
lived with the general. - that this
pretsiest Of them all has not bad
awarded 10 her the place fn the public
mind that she il eertsin TO soon occupy.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
FAME Is EARNED
Not Merely by Things
Written,
sus By the Arduous Greatness
of Deeds Accomplished
2w.~~...w =

~EA31G&- v. J..
Five years sxs s~sx sosn With khsss-
stomach. | Was two years cz faT back
ard eoaid nos Eur1 over / bad the oes.
rae<sles AID 81 seattle that money eoGsd
proeare. bgt received NC i<aefE was
shipped 70 san francisco stared there
9ve months under expert rnsdlfaa care.
All that tsnae Suffered overwhelmingly In
fay stomach snd kidneys. AID fay left leg
vas ainsoxs TIE sire Of two legs aud -
harr; e. rock ITS v hole length ] coaid
hardly eat anything and VAS failing fast
gaTe myself Hp 70 die, In fact, ! thought
Z was only rnsffsf q fssA Aoous tnss
tire al the country round rae rang with
the praises OF Dir. !. Eugene Jordan and
bis new nsst0xenette sysseui. Of which be
was the author He took no eases unless
they were given up - sarnFshle By other
reputable doctors. lie charged nothing
for services and medicine and bis Object
sssnrned 60 be 20 show 10 the world the
coming revolution 81 the medicine.
bad nysel. convened 10 min AZ the
Brunswick Hotel. where his office Is
Ia one day sitter taking his medicine
the terrible pain 'n rny stomach that stayed
with rae for 50 many yea-s AMI that doctors
East aud West. Of every school and OF no
school. could net disl0dss. vanished Ny
bodily health came back 20 me. ! threw
Away Hry eysEsehes. and Ii II were not for q
remaining sttffDess OF rnv knee would be
q Young raan again. This does not begin
60 tell the suffef1ngs ! endured. yolafne
could not do Justice; pen could moi con
vsy e. II was sieeDless nights aud days OF
torture. Rest was foreign 70 me. Al this
Transformation 70 health has BOW been q
rear. and | have no recurrence OF tie
trouble. | am - years old, have lived 20
years near seattle. and my many friends
never expected 20 see me about again ]
ssn Still taking the medicine and have
hopes 10 get the use OF my knee back.
am positive had known OF DR.. j. Z.
JeFdau ard bis great Histogeneste system
before was pFaeticed on Tor years BY all
the big and little doctors, ] should not
have spent years Of unnsterabie misery
and thousands of dollars In money. In
my opinion. having tried ell kinds OF
doctors, there - but 5ne rational system OF
medicine, and thai Is the Hist0genefie sys-
TEN, aud having seen 50 many other so
called IneHrabie cases. like Brighfs disease
aud blindness. etc, OF nv neighbors get
well, I conclude that the Histagenetfc sys-
ten OF medicine r. the coning system OF
the world. and ell other schools will have
10 give way 20 II. as darkness 10 light
r. McNATT
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

LXNpES, ". f.
Ny wife was taken sick with what TN,
doctors pronounced typhoid fever sh,,
continued coughing and vomiting for four
weeks. she Was getting lower every tas,
aud sf last we concluded she could not live
long. She could not keep thi0g on her
tsofnaeh, and WAS distracted with piereinly
pains ga head and stomach We ~ last
called iF. Jordan who. when he saws my
wife. said that she would begin ta improve
lust As sssaa IS she took the Histogenette
medicine, and that IS Just what she did
she began 10 improve 81 once, sno WAS up
"a three days, she is nov believer IN the
AssfoSs astie syx,em.
THOMAS THOMAS.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
A Proud onesr.

Adlt-eea. Porter win have shs
proud distinction OF being the ars,
officer Who ever saaF<halei the entire
troops 81 the Naslsaai 0narsi IN one
continuous column This Will * on
April 30 IN New Work city. when the
metropolis viii commemorate the in.
anguraiion ot the sis'st president II tlar
United States, Zen. Porter mas asks~i
to-day u the state TRAPS had sxsg
been assembled AZ 5 body. tie scplic<i
that never Al The history III the state
WAS the entire guard asaSsesl ia ane
city or place. .sotsIsT states asSoal l,le
Their troops IA oae place. MasSAshn.
sssts nas done 50 on several Occasion,
and Pennsylvania often dies n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
knssen Harris~s's s.attte paaxAt.r.
Va hfnEfsasa ss..a.

Many aue tons have heea asked
I about tie ssasle al Russell uarrszaa, s
saasd. and lev hxye seem shle t. ea.
asrssAfsd $ whea sa'd. MassasnA il
ss'r sasnses AID Il y tzstafls 4! s,se f,ie<.
ssshts Harrison Mckee ezAaus he'd )
sasi1ie 10 his little roassYs p Ass4 il
sVssses y sfseseussspxs ~ nasaas ghe
saSuie = AarsaEsaa l. 3 segg 0 heir
,vesss y us f2sally IT NYs. Hassen
naFiIssa ; nsa her, an& Il csasaa IL sa,ss
-. .,ssssssntFs asiHassy 81 the ssa4es ~
~ ~ isss'Isssrr tsalaaslsss il ia Snsr.
~ ~ nssnv aud =sas horne last. ~ sre
saas present iassae girl, h. Ms. Saan.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

Traser II thriving business fo~a OF ise0
population. on the line OF the Southern Pa
cide ENTHUSIASTICALLY q miles south Of fres-
no, and also on the line of the san Joaquin
Valley railroad II Is about half way be-
tween San Francisco and Los Angeles. Ia
the direct line of progress and increasing
population, and Is bound 90 become one Of
the Leading cities in the San Joaquin val
ley. Tr4ver has live weekly paper, four
good hotels, three churches, large graded
school. Is stores. machine shops, n brew
cry, I've livery stables, one OF the largest
Touring Nails in that part of the state,
and three large grain warehouses. with an
aggregate capacity of d 900 tons of wheat,
and Is the principal grain shipping point
for large farming country. IL is also q
central distributing poiH OF Importance
The climate n magnificent and most bene-
fetal I'm all eases of bronchial and puimon-
arr affections. In climate, soil. and pro-
duet5ons IL Is fully the equal of Los Angeles
or san Diego. The scenery IL grand--a
wide sweep OF fertile plain, terminating at
the foot Of The snow-eiad sierfas, the clear
air robbing distance of Its dianess and
bringing the mountains 60 near that they
are never failing source of delight 10 low
efs of the picturesque.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT

MessfS, d. r Denny & son bss 90 an.
ss'seafe o. the pablie aud So fheig patrons
that they have moved lEta their mess ~
tee. ga the eefssSr OF Kentucky snsi fiAr>
tison streets, where they will continue 10
handle choice line az feas estate While
NeY VII e0nilaaT a. handle property tn
ali Parts ~ fss fsiss they wfii make sssse.
u 81 ane eesitlyess sa' business prop.
y So that fayoritc past ~ ,ase e. ty-Nersh
cattle
GA Wednesday morning. Mkreh - they
VIII eSssr Tor sale sais 50 the newly p.A.tg8
kaalstaa 81 North seattle. This t,ratusrs
lies tak, suntS eg q. kinnsar-s addition
The lots sfe 81 cleared, co4aFAyasivelV
level, sna command = besasital view 81
The aafaaf Aa8 the slsyHseie mountains
ksssefFte railway gssu@ - this tsronNrty.
Terms nlK1 10 reasonable, tsss no uFssp-
TffY wall t~s sait cNcFrs 81 shesu who Will
Akree - ercet SaheiRassal haiiGingS Eaeste
Oh. Nnly AsasseAs nnlaheT ~ sssss g. hsa
eiseTed toF sale gesnpmeeF tne dAsa aasi
ss1e pisee
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24
Residence Property.

sSooo-Two choice lots corner Ninth and
Madison streets. VIII sell one lot
Easy terms.
SsO0o-Two very choice lots on the
southeast corner of Fourth and Bell
streets, with small house and barn. A
beautiful site for residence. Both
streets graded
ss000-one-h half block In Queen Anne
Town, Very slightly and choice. Viii
sell part.
&5250-0ne LOT v ith two houses, rent
ing for 50 per month. Corner Sew
enth aud Stewart str Gets. A bargain.
&3O00-Two very choice lots In Queen
Anne Town. Very slightly.
&2soo-A fractional block In Queen Anne
Town. Very choice: bargain.
We also have some very choice lots in
the Lake Union and Denny d Hoyt add.
tons. of which We are the sole aud excIu-
siye agents
SCALE OF PRICES-f.ots In the Denny
Il Hoyt addition from $50 20 500. Lots In
The Lake Union addition from 500 20 $50.
W I'll sell whole blocks in this addition at a
discount.
We also have a fne list OF other business,
residence and acre property.
L. Fl. Griffith & Co.,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-03-24

eh gdeerpio Of
nalofCom
unom
ade
selves tina coast fomAla
n
the it il III en ankso heglo
the
eni monster hougom
will a be he nwhade
Oneh ne ten haye aehomes mtoiea
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Business Property.

Business Property.
s65 .O00--one choice lot on Front street
between Seneca and University, ex.
tending TO water front, including
wharf and warehouses; with RIPARIAN
rights.
between Madison and Spring streets,
with improvements.
SIT .0o0-Two lots with residences on
West street, between Bell and Blanch.
ard streets. Houses worth 5000
ST., 500-Two choice lots on the south
east cornes of Bell and West streets.
Both streets graded
81 4 .OoO--A fine lot corner Second and
Battery streets.
ISL ,000-A full sized lot on Front street
near Union street: or 80 feet for SIS, 900.
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L. H. GRIFFITH, &c. RILBoURSE.
JAMES LEDDY.
L. II. Griffith & Go.

Take pleasure in presenting the follow.
ing list Of choice property to business men
and investors, which win be sold on or be
fore April !, 1889, al the following prices
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PROPERTY CITY, WE
BE PLEASED TO SHOW INTENDING PURCHASERS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-09
SHERIFFS SALE.

Dy virtue of yenditioni cxponas No. 7l3,
directed to me, which, issued from the
Lawrence Circuit court, In favor OF G e.
Short and Marion Jordan. P,'fs. against
r. F.. and X. +. vinson, Defts, | or one
OF my deputies will. on Monday, May 20.
1880, about one o'clock, p. m, at the
court house door in Louisa, I.awrepce
county, Ky, expose to public sale to the
highest bidder the following property,
Tor so much thereof rs may be ueces.ary
to produce the sum $97206, with interest
from September 22nd. 1886. and the costs :
subject 20 the following credits July 26.
1856. $72.00: February IA. 1887, $1,000 +;
Nov. %, 1857, 5000; MAY 20. 1883, $40. !;
Nos. le, lSss. S230.70; y to-wit: One lot
and house. No. 49,, in town OF Louisa,
Lawrence county. KY, bounded on the
North by Pike Alley, ON the east by JEFF
ferson street, and OH the South by Perry
street, between the lots of Mrs. Hatcher
and ,rnistead Rurchett. Taken as this
property of X. r.. Vinson. - -,
Terms will be made known ON day OF
sale. A. L. SHANNON, Sic.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-05-09
The constitutional Convention.
frankfort Capital.

/
The forms oflaw necessary to au
thorize calling a Convention to re-
wise the Constitution of Kentucky
have been so far observed, and have
resulted in such decision, that the
vote next August will determine the
question for years to come. The
business of making, revising and
changing the fundamental law of a
great Commonwealth is no trivial
affair. The laws enacted at one
session of a General Assembly mag
be repealed or modified at the next,
if desirable, but the structure of the
fundamental law is properly secure
against innovation, except at such
expense Of time and consideration
as fixes permanency which gives
it superior sanctity and respect.
These thoughts are suggested by
the singular indifference manifest
ed by the people and press of Ken
lucky on this important Subject.
1t has become somewhat of habit to
underrate contemporary statesmen
and lament the cadence OF states.
manship. We are not cfthose who
hold To such ideas. There are as
profound statesmen, and there Is as
high degree of craftsmanship living
in Kentucky, at this hour, as at any
time in the proud history of the
State. The cause of complaint Is
to be found in prevailing conditions
which prevent statesmen coming 20
the front. 1t may be that occasion
has not recently required the activ-
ity ofsuch men, nor the exercise of
a high order OF State-craft, save in
exceptional cases. However this
may be, the best of such men and
talents have not been numerously
nor frequently called into service
during recent years. Now is the
for statesmen to prove
their ability, and for people to avail
themselves of the benefits OF the
presencf. Another such opportu-
nifty, especially for the young and
rising statesmen of Kentucky, may
not occur in lifetime. The ma
terial is at hand will it make itself
available2