The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1899-05-20

to follow. The full program will
be announced later, as soon as the In
vited speakers have all been heard
from.
1t is proposed, as last year, to pub
lish journal of this Convention.
The publication of the proceedings of
the last has been distributed widely,
and has been of service to Kentucky.
The local Committee on Entertain
ment are arranging plans to make
the visit Of Delegates pleasant in
every way. The Transportation
} Committee will arrange with the
, Railroad and Steamboat Companies
for reduced rates offare.
! The Mayor of every town and city
! in the State, and the County Judge
of every county will be formally re-
quested to attend and to name lists Of
&c egates to represent with them
selves their respective towns and
C unties.
/ e ,ch Industrial Association in the
STATE, viz: agricultural, financial,
{ manufacturing, mercantile, etc., is
entitled to one vote, and their hearty
I co operation is requested.
Every newspaper will be invited to
send a representative who will be
entitled to all the privileges of the
floor, and, in addition, all other
good citizens are most cordially in
vited to be present at the sessions of
the Convention.
Let us make united effort to keep
Kentucky abreast of the most en-
terprising and favored of the States
OF the Union. Let us come together
to discuss the best use to make of the
advantages which we possess, and
give out the information as to those
advantages to the whole country, so
that the knowledge may rebound to
her pr0sperity-an increase in he.
wealth. and in thrifty population.
! The Executive Committee asks Of
every newspaper in the entire State
the publication of the foregoing adj
dress. We all recognize the power
full influence of the press for public
good, and its cooperation is earnestly
invoked to make this State COnven-
ton in every way a success.
Respectfully,
JOHN w. YERKEs,
Chairman.
State-at-Large-John w. Yerkes,,
Danville; r.. p. Stoll, Lexington;
| VIM. A. Robinson, Louisville;
Clarence Dallam, Louisville.
State Executive Committee 1st
Dist, Geo. G. Thompson, Paducah;
"a Dist, Jas. E. Rankin, Henderson;
Sd Dist, j. j. Milliken, franklin;
4th Dist, III. u. Churchill, Elizabeth
town; 9th Dist, Richard w. Knott,
Louisville; 9th Dist, f. S. Lee, Cow
ingtOn; 18th Dist, G. b. Stout, Fay
weed, WOOdiord county; 9Th Dist,
w. w. Stephenson, HarrOdsburg; 9Th
Dist, S. s. Savage, Ashland; 10th
Dit, Ed. G. O'Rear, Mt. Sterling;
nth Dist, Jas. ID. Black, Barbour
vile.
PROGRAMME.
LIBERTY HALL-FIRsT Day
MORNING SESSION 1880.
OPENING Prayer-Rt. Rev. Bishop
Il. Y. Dudley.
Address Of Welcome-Mayor Chas.
=. Weaver.
Response-Hon. G. j. Bronston,
Lexington.
TEMPORARY ORGANIZATION.
Temporary Chairman-Hon. w.
o. Bradley.
Adjourn until 2:3O p. M, when all
delegates will, in body, visit some
of the manufacturing plants, and
other places of interest.
EVENING SESSION AT 8 p. M.-SUB-
JECT AND SPEAKERS.
State and Local Taxation.-J. ID.
Alchis0n, OwensbOrO, KY; Hon. A.
p. Humphrey, Louisville; j. M.
Anterior, Louisville.
SECOND DAY, MAY 3O-MoRNING
SESSION AT $3.50.
Opening Prayer-Rev. f. l..
Powell.
SUBJECTS AND SPEAKERS.
|. Good County Roads; How to Sc.
cure and Maintain m emf. q.
Harrison, Washington, ID. c.; w. w.
Stephenson, HarrOdsburR.
3. The Promotion of Agricultural
Inlcrests-Cassius M. Clay, jr., Paris;
urus Moore, Ifankfort; q. Nj.
Hanna. Choppers.
3. Our Manufacturing Interests