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Presidential Nominations

WASHINGTON, D. c., Ian. lO.-The
President to-day sent these nominal
ticns to the senate:
stntc-CharlemaGac Towe", OF Penn
sylvania. now minister to Austria Hun
gary. TO be Ambassador 20 Hussia. Ad-
olson C. Harris. OF Indiana. 70 be MIN
ister to Austria Hungary.
Trcasury-Iamcs G. Monahan. rollec-
tor Of Internal revenue, second district
Of Wisconsin.
War--TD he bricadicr Gcnerals-Coin-
mel John Il. Cns,lcmnn. First Kentucky
Volunteer InfantrE: Colonel Thomas II.
Barber, First New York Volunteer In
fantrr.
TO he nssls.an, adiutant i~.neral with
the rank oc major-Cap;nIn Charles C.
Treat. assistant adjuinn, genera! Uni
ted States Volunteers.
Also number OF promotions and ap-
noin;ments II the volunteer Infantry,
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GERS In all the large cities. for the rea-
son that they understand the people,
know who the malefactors are, are able
better to apprehend them and prevent
trouble than the Americans.
General Gomez has been grossly mis-
represented in Il great many respects.
| have reason TO know TINT lie Is not
antl-Amer!can. as has been charged
against him. The statements that lie
has opposed American intervention
know to be absolutely and mallciously'
false. General Gomez is true patriot.
he has made as many sacrifices as
any man, living Or dead, for the cause
OF Cuban Independence, and in this
statement ] am In no way belittlinG
the grand efforts and the noble sacrl-
fees of the many martyrs to the cause
OF Cuban liberty. Patriot rs lie Is, lie
realizes that American intervention ut
this time Is n necessity. He sees 1t. as
do other Cuban leaders. and as 1t Is q
necessity, he not only tolerates It with
out objection. but Is in favor OF 1t.
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WHEELING ALIVE.
To the Good "rIi's People. And Glad

To the Good ofli'S People, And Glad
to be so.
When you know Il good thing tell it..
1t will not lessen It's goodness
But will do good 10 others.
If you've been cured tell it.
Waiting TO find out how.
There are lots of lame backs in
Wheeling.
It's n busy place, and backs are
used. -.
There's urinary trouble TO a large ex-
tent.
Ever notice how many people over
| forty complain?
Seven out of ten say cold affects their
| kidneys.
The kidneys are the cause. not the
colds
Keep them In shape ana life is life.
You can do It easily and pleasantly.
No nausca,ing Disturbances.
No effect except on the kiunyS.
But that effect is quick md pcrma-
, ncnt.
Doan's Kidney Pills do perfect
| work
Wheeling IS full OF their praises.
Mr.. W. S. Neiswanger. painter and
decorator, Of M. &c South Wabash
street, says: although my back was
| weak for several years. ana never got
| anything that gave me more than
| temporary relief, ! always thought
there must be something that would
do the work for me. When saw the
account of Doun's Kidney Pills and
went to the Lognn Drug Company and
got box ] had great deal Of conf
dencc In them. I was well repaid, as
they thoroughly rid III" OF my back
| ache and made me feel better In every
| way. | hud such constant dull ach-
Ing and weakness across my !oins that
when | was down could hardly get
up. and often. when WORKING my back
would feel so weak that would be
Obliged 10 rest 1t by often changing my
position. My nervous system became
affected. and very frequently, especial
i If excrted myself, would have II
iluttcring around the heart. Tired and
depressed. and without accustomed
energy. ] was. In fact. generally run
down. but Doan's Kidney Pills removed
| my trouble and In recommending them
10 others ] do so firmly believing they
| VIII get the same results"
Doan's Kidney Pills for anlc by all
denlcrE. Price 80 cents. Mailed BY
Foster Alilburn Co.. Buffalo. y. Y, sole
agents for tho United States. Rcmem-
Der the nar.~ -DOans-and take no
substitute. -.
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TIE DREYFUS CASE.
The Resignation of Bcnurepnirc has
Aroused Interest.

The Resignation oil ScuUfcpoifc mas
Aroused Interest.
PARIS. Jan. 1o.-Thc resignation o.
VI. Quesnay de Beaurepaire, president
OF the civil section Of the court of cas-
satlon, has revived interest IN the
Drcyfus case. which had Gained down
during the past few days. To the fever
point. The anti DreYfus!tes are doing
everything possible TO discrc1it the
court of cessation. MS It Is generally ac-
ceotel In the best informed circles that
the court is preparing 10 render judy
mcnt in favor OF Dreyfus.
The cabinet met this afternoon under
tho presidency of President Faiire. who
issued decree accepting the reaigna-
ton Of NJ D. Beaurep1ire and appoint.
ing Counsell0: Ballot de Ecaupre 10
succeed him. -. =" -
The minister OF justice, ~ Lcbre:, an
nounced that ". MaXsa an. the first prnsi-
dent Of the court OF cassation will pre-
side over the criminal section OF the
court of cessation. instead OF NJ. Love.
when the DreyfUs INQUIRY Is terminated
and the court meets TO takeJa decision.
This step has been taken in cCnsc-
uuence Of the viruicnt attacks on NJ.
Lowe, based on the fact that he Is 4
Jew.
The minister also read the Geographic
deposition from D:syfus In which he not
onlS declared he had never confessed
that he was guiltvIto Captain Leorun-
Renault. who had charge of the prison.
er at the timo Of his condemnation and
degradation. but insisted that he had
always protested his innocence and had
intirntcd. after his degradation IN the
parade ground Of the military school at
Paris his Intention 10 declare publicly
thar his Innocence would be recognized
in two or three gears.
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SITUATION CUBN
From Il Cuban Standpoint = Genera
Gomez 1IiSrcprcscntcd.

From n Cuban Standpoint = General
Gomez 1Iisrcprcscntcd.
NEW YORK, Jan. l0.-A special
from Washington says: DIR. Jose An
tonic Friar, chairman of the finance
committee OF the Cuban assembly, and
/! one OF the leading lawyers of the Is
land, has arrived In Washington. and
will present to the department Of state
q plan for the settlement of the ilnan-
cial system OF Cuba. This plan In
cludes method Of appropriating GER
tain revenues toward III payment OF the
Cuban soldiers when they are dsband-
cd. and other financial measures for
the relief Of the poor.
u Dr.. Fr!ar is leading candidate for
the appointment Of chief justice. al
though IL Is asserted that his mission
In Washington ut this time Is not to
+ further his candidacy for that Office
but Is solely for the purpose OF present.
ling his financial plan.
I'm addition TO the financial scheme
(which we have proposed" said DIR.
FrIar, DIR. Capote, president o: the
Cuban assembly. has. with others.
worked out an admirable plan for the
government OF the island, drawn from
the knowledge OF the existing laws and
practices OF the courts AMI various local
Offices, and which will be submitted to
the United States.
"Alrcady General Brooke has sur
Z rounded himself with some OF the ablest
leaders as advisers. They realize that,
:. FOR the present. American intervention
!. is necessary. The leaders have be-
come rcconcilcd to II. and the great
mussN OF the people are steadily com
Wing 10 take this view of the matter.
regard II as necessary. however. that
. Cubans should be made the police OIL
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them. and to whom aid should be-
tended. In the island Sulu. for Il
stance, 1t Is estimated that Their az
10000 lighting men, 1ttis Necessary
coniirc them to that territory until ,h'
can be brought to obeylaw. The MOI
were engaged In taking possession off
Islands ut the time Of the Spanish e.
quest. and Spain has never been able;
subdue or standardization.
'Of the civilized tribes there are y
TaSalogs. the 1loconas. who inhabit u
northern and central and southern TG'
of the island Of Luzon.. and the vtz
vans. who'also inhubit the central r-
tons. 1t Is the members OF the lat;
tribe who are now holding Iloilo."
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bllndly, believing that. they have, q
charm, even 10 the extent Of resisting
leaden bullets. Many even bGieye now
that Aguinaldo is bul!et-pr0of. and they
will tell you that they have seen shots
fired at him glance of and leave him
unharmcd. But 50 far as he, is con-
cerned. or his official following. neither
presents any formidable obstacle which
the American government cannot, with
ease. by the use OF tact. discretion, and
good judgment overcome.
But. as regards other classes, what
are known as the Pagans occupy some
portions of the island OF Luzon: one
tribe ls located in alIndoro, and others
are living In some OF the smaller Islands
In the north. They are not Scnnnibals,
ms some have represented. In fact
there are none which might be called
savage tribes. although there are some
tribes of head hunters. but this Is more
of 4 religious ceremony than anything
else. They are small in numbers. and
occupy the most remote places. Their
head hunting" Is chiefly carried on
when WHAT'S known as the fire tree" Is
in bloom. They need present no serious
difficulty.
THE worst elment to be dealt with Is
found In the tribes OF Moros or Moham-
mndans. who inhablt the islands Of
Mindanao. Moro, Sulu, and some Of the
smaller islands in the southern part of
the group. TO keep them IN subsection
would probably require considerable
force. But the solution of the question,
go far as they arc concerned. for the
present Is not difficult. 1t Is to coniine
them 10 their own islands. and not per-
nit them TO prey upon the inhabitants
of the other islands. They are fighters.
and consider that every Christian killed
Is n service and duty performed to
Allah. The Spanlards have found that
IL was necessary 10 patrol the coasts OF
their islands. This IL the only manner
In which they can he handled. and there
are still some who need protection from
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1t certainly looks like 1t, but ther.
really no trick about It. Anybody
try 1t who has Lame Back and W
Kidneys, Malaria or nervous ,roub!
We mean he can cure himself III
away by taking Electric Bittcrs. 7
medicine tones up the whole syst.
acts as s;imulant TO Liver and 4
neys. isa blood purifier and nerve tx
1t cures Constipation, Headache, Fa4
Ing Spells, Sleeplessness. and Mel,
cho!y. II is purely vegetable, mild 4
alive and restores the system TO It's q
nral v!gor. Try Electric Bltters .
he convinced that, they area min
worker. Every bottle guaranteed. O.
soc bottle at Logan Drug Co.'S Dr
Store.
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become the bride of young William X.
Vanderbilt OF New York. The betrothal
Is the most notable one in society for n
long time, from the fact that two of the
greatest fortunes In the country will be
united.
Miss Fair Is estimated to be worth
s5,OooOOO. to put 1t moderately. besides
other claims that will come TO her in
future years. She is the daughter OF the
late Senator james G. Fair. of CnlItor-
mia, the Bonanza King"
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10 Promote Naval Officers.

WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. 1O.-The
senate committee on naval affairs to-
dag agreed to report fnvorably the pro,
motion Of naval Officers who rartlclpa
ted In the war with Spain over others
who are their seniors. The list includes
Aamirals SamasoH and Schlcy and n
long list OF other officers. No GpposItlon
was developed In the committee,
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NEW YORK. Jan. lO.--Thc American
liner New York was brouGh, down to
tAe colnpnny,s pie" to-day and will sail
for England Tomorrow In placc Of the
overdue liner ST. Paul. which had not
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TIE little folks love DR.. Woods N
way Pine Syrup. Pleasant to al
perfectly harmless: positive cure
coughs, colds. bronchitis. asthma.
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WILLIAM Ii. VANDERBILT, JR.

His Marriage To Miss Fair, the Cali
iurnia Heircss, VIII Unite TO Of he
Greatest Fortunes 0fihis Country.
AS told in this newspaper a few
months ago Miss Virginia Fair, the
beautiful California helress, Is soon to
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TAKES the burn out: heals
wound: cures the pain. DR.. Thor
Electric OIL. the household remedy,
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NEW Yonl.s AuroMoBlLE STAGES.

S stl NEW ioRliS AUTOMOBILE STAGES.
The famous old Fifth Avenue drawn by their
hopeless which will
operation which win
Z York City will y !. II :
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21

The March number of Table
Talk" covers the field of woman S
interests in most entertaining way,
as mention of few of the articles
will show. "The Entree in it's
Variety" by Eleanor NJ. Lucas;
"Lapses" by Emma J. Gray; "Ye
Lenten Dish" by Martha Bockee
Flint: "Gastronomic Chips; The
Social Club" by Mrs. NJ. c. Meyer;
"Housekeepers Inquiries" New
Menus for the Month" and Table
Talks Bill of Fare" by Cornella c.
Bedford; Quotations for Menus
Things Worth Remembering" by
Minna c. Hale. A sample copy OF
this practical little magazine may
be secured by any of our readers,
by addressing Table Talk Publish
ing Company, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21
LOUISVILLE ATTRACTION.
Many Gatherings During The
Merry Month of May.

Louisville willhave many conYen,
tions in May. The Southern Bap'
fist convention meets from the Sth
to the 18th; the Travellers Protective
Association on the IS and 10; the
Grand Lodge of United commercial
Travellers of Kentucky, Virginia
and West Virginia on the 4 and 5;
the Music Festival from the 8th to
the 10th; theSta Medical Associa-
ton on the 10th and 18th; the Epis-
capal council of the Diocese of Ken.
tucky from the 18th to2Oth; knights
Templars Commandery from the
18th to Goth; the commercial conven
tion on the 10Th and 30th and on the
last day the Ohio Valley Bimetalli(
League will begin.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21
What We DO.
Owensboro, KY

We don't keep goods in stock. We
don't hire any clerks. We don't pay
any insurance. We pay but very
little rent and but a small amount Of
taxes. But we will buy and deliver
to you any purchasable article in e1'
istenCe cheaper than you can get il
elsewhere for the very reasons above
enumerated. OF course if we carried
large stockand had heavy expenses,
we would have to make big profits too,
Bot as We bay direct from the factor
les aud have our goods sold before
we order them, we are enabled to uG-
dersell those whose expenses are nee
essarily great
In undertaking this business. we
are confident that great cry OF Pa
tronize home industry" will go ap
from those who must Of necessity sell
higher.
Don't be deceived. Ours is home
industry too. We send no more
money away for goods than they do
but we DIVIDE the profits with yon, sc
it is YOUR EOAE INDUSTRY you patronizt
when you patroni3e us. Below we
give few of our prices:
SEWING MACHINES $3.50, $40, Sl2.
so, $500, 5000 and up.
ORGANS $50, $35, $40 and up.
PIANOS Sl75. $500, S225, $3.50, etc.
BICYCLES Cheap grade $3.50
medium grade 500, high grade $40.
loo. We sell more than a dozen
brands of bicycles.
WALL PAPER from &c a roll up
Large sample book to select from,
CARPET AND MATING to suit any
ard everybody both in material and
price. All woolingrains and Brussels
Scots. and up.
Buggies and Carriages-a hand
some line at from $50 up.
Guns, Cutlery, Jewelry, Baby Car
riages, Furniture, Hardware, Queen,
Ware, Books, Musical Instruments
Everything, at prices corresponding
with the above ard everything guar
anteed to be as represented or money
refunded.
CONSUMERS PURCHASING AGENCY
Oficeat Armstrong; furniture store
9th street, between Main and Virginia
Hopkinsville, Ky.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21
READY FOR ROLL. CALL.
Annual Reunion of the Veterans
at Charleston, S. c.

The Ninth Annual Convention
and reunion of the United Confeder.
ate Veterans will be held in Char
lesion, South Carolina, on May 10
Is, this year. Preparations for the
accommodation of the veterans are
already under way. Nearly S15,-
600 has been raised, and the sour
ces of contribution have by NO
means been exhausted. In addi-
tion to the funds secured for the
entertainment of the veterans, the
city has expended S35,000 in the
erection of one of the handsomest
auditoriums in the Southern States.
The building will be ready for the
reunion beginning May 10. There
is seating capacity in the audito-
rum for 1000 persons.
Already the general committee
has provided sleeping places for
$4,000 visitors, and new names OF
people who can take in visitors are
added to the list daily. Special
efforts have been made to give the
lady visitors all the comforts they
may desire. The railroads have
put on the usual cheap rates for the
occasion.
The round trip fare from Nash
vile, Tenn, will be S11.95.
Among the speakers who have
promised to be present are Gen.
John B. Gordon and Gen. Jos.
Wheeler. The news from Washing
ton that the latter will probably be
ordered to the Philippines is re-
ceived with much regret, and it is
hoped his departure will be de-
layed long enough to permit of his
addressing his old comrades.
The Sons of Confederate Veterans !
and the Daughters of the Con-
federacy will hold their annual
conventions along with the veter-
ans.
A number of veterans from Chris
tian county are making prepara-
tions to take the trip. They will
be joined here by delegations from
Triop and Caldwell,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21

Grass, according to the city child S
dea, is made expressly to keep cats
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21
TEACHERS WANTED!
UNION TEACHERS AGENCIES OF AMERICA,
Rev. l.. d. BAss, ID. ID. Manager,

Rev. L. d. BASS, ID. ID. Manager,
Pittsburg, Toronto, New Orleans,
New York, Washington, San Fran
cisco, Chicago, st. Louis and Denver.
There are thousands of positions to
be filed. We had over 5000 vacan-
cies during the past season. Teach
ers needed now to contract for next
term. Unqualified facilities for plac-
ing teachers il every part of the U. 5.
and Canada. Principals, Superin-
tendents, Assistants, Grade Teachers,
Public, Private, Art, Music, etc,
wanted.
ADDRESS ALL APPLICATIONS TO
WASHINGTON, D. g.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21
Mixed r1etaphOrs.

At temperance gathering dur
ing the recent campaign an orator
exclaimed: The glorious work
will never be accomplished until
the good ship temperance shall sail
from one end of the land to the 9TH
er, and with a cry of Victory at
each step she takes, shall plant her
banner in every city, town and vii
lage of the United States. Another
speaker said that "All along the
untrodden paths of the future we
can see the hidden footprints of on
unseen hand. "-Harper's Round
Table.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21
ANTITRUST LAW.
Duty of Circuit Judges to Go
After Corporations.
List of the Judges Who Have the
Matter In Hand.

Sec. 4915--That if any corpora
tion under the laws of Kentucky or
under the laws of any other State
or country, for transacting or con-
Quoting any kind of business in
this State, or any partnership,
company, firm or individual, or
other association of persons, shall
create, establish, organize or enter
into, or become a member of or a
party to, or in any way interested
in any pool, trust, combine, agree
ment, confederation, partnership,
individual or person or association
of persons, for the purpose of regu-
lating or controlling or fixing the
price of any merchandise, manufac-
tured articles or property of any
kind, or shall enter into, become a
member OF or party to, or in any
way interested in any pool, agree
ment, contract, understanding,
combination or confederation hav-
ing for its object the fixing or in
any way limiting the amount or
quantity of any article of property,
commodity or merchandise to be
manufactured or produced, mined,
bought or sold, shall be deemed
guilty of the crime of conspiracy,
and punished therefor as provided
in the subsequent section of this
act.
Sec. 1920. 1t shall be the duty of
the Circuit Judges, and other
Judges of similar Jurisdiction in
this State to give the provisions of
this act in charges to the Grand
Juries at each term of their Courts.
Following is list of the Circuit
Judges of the State. It is the duty
Of the Judges to instruct the grand
juries and it is the duty of the Com
monwealth's Attorneys to present
evidence to the juries. The list
First DIstrict-J. E. Robbins.
Second District-L. d. Hus-
bands.
Third District-Thomas p. Cook.
Fourth DistrIct-T. J. Num-.
Fifth DISTRICT. L. Dorsey.
Sixth District--W. T. Owen.
Seventh District. H. Good
night.
Eighth District-W. E. Settle.
Ninth District-T. H. McBeath.
Tenth Districts. E. Jones.
Eleventh District-Charles Pat
terson.
Twelfth William Car
roll.
Thirteenth District-M. c. Sau-
fey.
Fourteenth District-James E.
Cantrill.
Fifteenth DISTRICT. w. Green.
Sixteenth District-James p.
Tarvin.
Seventeenth District-John T.
Hodge.
Eighteenth District-W. w, KIM
brough.
Nineteenth District-J. P. Harbe-
son.
Twentieth District-L. G. KIN
ner.
Twenty-first District-J. E. Coop
er.
Twenty-second District-Watts
Parker.
Twenty-third District-D. B.
Redwlne
Twenty-fourth District-A. ].
AuXier.
Twenty-ffth District-T. J. Scott.
Twenty-sixth District-M. ].
Moss.
Twenty seventh District - H.
Eversole.
Twenty-eighth District-T. Il.
Morrow.
Twenty-ninth District-W. W.
Jones.
Thirtieth District-Henry S.
Barker.
n.AA:A AA.S:AA:A.A&
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21
Baptist And Auxiliary
Conventions, Louisville, Ky.

Account of above occasions the
Illinois Central r. h. will sellround-
trip tickets to Louisville, on May
Sth to 18th inclusive at rate of one
fare. Return limit Is days from
date of sale. An extension in re-
turn limit, to June 10TH, will be
granted if ticket is deposited with
Joint Agent at Louisville prior to
May 18th, and upon payment Of
fee of so cents.
f. M. Sherwood, Agent.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21

A case of smallpox has developed
at Crab Orchard. 1t has been
isolated.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21

Sam Jones, the evangelist, is to
lecture at Fordsville College hall,
April p.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-21

English sparrows are scarcei
than ever known at this time of the
year.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-11-12
THREE DISPATCHES FROM OTIS.
Troops Encounter Rardships and
Difficulties i'm Their Advance.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ll.-Three impor-
tant dispatches from General Otis were re-
ceived at the war Department to-day
showing the hardships and diflculties en-
countered by our troops in their ad-
vance, and giving a captured insurgent
dispatch showing the line Of arguments
put forward TO sustain the insurrection.
The dispatches are as follows
Manila. November lith.
Severe typhoons over Panay lasg TWO
davs impeded march General Hughes
troops: his column several miles north
of west of floilo Insurgents have aban-
doned strong defences in that section"
Manila, November llth.
"Iawton pushing troops through on
Lupadimgan. and san Quentin road. but
country submerged. bridges and recent
Iv constructed RATS washed out and
wheels cannot move. His reliance on cav
airy. few infantry. and native scouts Nv
no mostly on country. Macarthur com
menced advance early this morning.
Yesterday two companies lTth infantry
under Chynoweth making reconnaissance
ON Magalong and Conception road struck
battalion OF the enemy. which left y
dead on field: our casualties reported
three wounded
Manila, November llth.
"A number OF official insurgent dispatch
% captured yesterday by General Young's
troo3s In the north and forwarded by
Lawton last night. They Indicate direct
ed abandonment by enemy Of country IN