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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25
Sa, Sauer, It. T. ~.
.. b. g.

Sa, Seer, bas 1T gang mas QnOeres!
Die 3eiten BADEN iib felt Dem SameIon'>
16en @tnfaQ uno Der betanrtten 0epei1s
Safer @iI6elm's an &ruegsr ie6r berz
dnbert unb nit i6nen audi bic MnIt9ten
Der be1tf8en 8egierung. No9 tur3 na9
benz Ginfaa beitunb 8pti6en Berlin unb
2onbon cine ftarte Spannung, uno Der buz
maGige StaatsiefretGr bes NeuBern, 6reiz
berr bon Mari9aG, duBerte ii4 III Der
Sibung bes &ei6stagss BON IS. 5ebruur
1896 unter anberem pie folgt:
Wtr pollen ben status quo in Der De
lagoaz8ai insbefonoere be5iigli9 Der terri
tprialen 6o6eit; oaI1el6e np1en mir be3iig=
li1 bes 8s1ibItanbes un1erer @iien6abnen,
uno mir piin16en bic @r6altung
Der Gelbit tdnoigtei Der Siioz
afritantf9en 8epubltt, pie 1ie
pertragsmdbig getpdbrleiitet 1T. Wit bic
fen burbau5 fpn1eroatiben MiinI6en tre=
ten mir na6 unIerer &enntniB peDer nit
-@ngldn0, nod nit irgenb elmer anDerer
Ma6t in @iberfpru6, tpobl abet treten
mir in einen gang i4arfen 8egenIaB 81
ienen 8efrebungen, bic in Siburito
Nrbett MAIDEN DDllen,
bic uufrGumen tpolen nit Den fel6ftitdn=
Dieen Staatengebilben unb benz 8eIibtdnf
anberer europGiI9er MG9te, Die 9a17
9iibafrttu bereinigen tpolen gu einem etns
6eitli9en @irt6I9aftsz uno Stadtengeblete
unter elmer 6taatsform, iiber Die man Itf
6eute nod ni9t dusgefpro4en bat. Sn Dem
Siege bieIer 8etre6ungen piiroen nil
aleroings zine 9pere S3GbtgunQ
Snterefen erbliden, mn
oa au6 mir &olonial6efib in Sit0afrlto
BADEN, fpiirbe es it9 nidt dusf9lieBli4 I'm
ipirt6f9aftli9e Sntereien banoeln."
mas Gnslano iebt bOr6at, 1T ~tauIenh
Mal i4limmer aGs Der SameiOn'f6s Sim
fan, gnglunb Fat feline MoSte ub9eworfen,
na9bem es bur9 fem @er6altea i'm
fpanii9zamerifanif9en &riege Die Ser.
Staten CUR NeutruGitGt perpftidhtet uno
0urh Die ge6eimen III md4un9en
nit 0eutf9lanO audi bieies neutrallftrt bat,
6rantrei9 unb <BlanO iinO aber 10 iebr
nit ibren inneren Angelegen6eitsn 6ei4Gfz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

n0tbigt feben, fir Die &epubltfuner cine
2un3e gu breden, yun Die bD4iten 2anbes=
interefen in @4ub gu nsbmsn" u. i. NJ.
.aGe bier Sabre anbers.
Sic Ser. Stauten itnb in ben lebten
Sabr3e6nten ungebeuer gepa@ien. 9as alt'
&1eib, bas ibnen Die Contribution 5ugez
fGnitten, min nibt mebr re9t paffen. UNI
es 1T AUDI boiler S1eden.
Gs lit eben ni9ts po[tommen arF bic
fer Melt, unb bic garteien, Die ii8 in un@
Ierem 0unOe um Die 9errf4aft ~treiten, iinf
ert re4t boiler 5leden.
Sc gtebt nun 2eute, bic nit @ifer an
bieien Sleden berumpuben, unO gu ibner
geb0rt uu9 S9ur5. SIS 1T Elm lD6li4e5
Beginner, absr, aber, mir befir4te1, eir
ebenIo fru9tlofes.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25
Ser @aDlfampf tn Gebrasfa.

ueber bic poGttif4e Str0mnng
in 8rDan's 9eimutbstaat Dee
brasfa, Der BEL ben 8ablen i'm HOpember
porigen Sa6res it9 betreffs Der Hationals
politit, penn audi ni9t be5iigli9 Der Stdats>
mablen, gegsn 8rDan febrte, fagt bic beutz
f6e 80 NAB pof>Sribdne" SOL
gen0es:
Ser Mimbus Der Smfioniten (oereinigten
Oemofraten uno 9opuliiten) it tart i'm
S9pinben begriffen, unb bic ytepu6lifaner
BADEN tpdbrenb Der GeBten SABRE on 3abl
ungemein 3ugenOmmen, Sic fosroen oober
au6 in Nebrdstu in bieiem 6er6it Dorausz
fidtli9 einen g~ldn3enOen 9ieg baoontragen
unD lire i'm Nqgemeinen iebr ti9tlgen Sam
bibaten ipobl iiberal ourAbrtngen. 8et bic
fem aIentbal6en in Iebrasta itattgebabtsn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25
Qtn6 etn ,,SrMn".

Wm. S. 8rpan, Der 5reiiiIber prGitz
benti6afts @ipirant, bat am Samftag
feline &ebetour in O6io beenbet unb min
u bic Gampagns in ieinem 6eimatbSFaate
gtebrasta bef4GieBen, mo mar feirer
0ienite iebr beOurf, benin ale Nn3ei9en
beuten barauf bin, baB Nebrasta tpieoerum
in Die repubtitonif9en Rei6en elm
tritt.
8rpan ipra6 am Gomitag auf in Sifz
fin, g., unb er bemertte unter Nnberem:
nMr. @anma iaste tiir8Gi6: n6iirbtet ettD
nt6t Dor ben ySrufs". @tr lDerOen i@or
nit i6uen ferti9 weroer. Gertraut ~(trust)
Der republifanii6en 4artei." nNatiirlid), "
fii9te 8rban bin3u, o8ertrout Der rcpu6li~
tanii0en 9artei! Warum ni6t? Sit iie
bod Der srDBte 8 II It ouf Grbet!"
8rpan bat re9t. Ssbe pOlitif9e gartei
1T Elm nSruit #" nit gan3 beitimmtsn Sc
fdGfts prin8ipten unh 9ei4Gfts M e :
to6en.
@s befte6en in biefem 2arbe 3pei groBe
pdrteien, Die repubGifanif9e unb Die bemo=
fratif9e. Oas @oGt bat sg i'm Sabre 1892
nit benz bemofrattf4en Strut" beriuGt,
BENIN er but ft9 inn gut empfo6len, er bot
perfpro9en, baB feline Prin3ipien unb Sc
f6dftsmetboben benz 2anbe bic @p6lfa6rt
bringen perOen. unb mas 1T eingetrOf=
fen?
Sober @eI9Gftsmann, ieber 6a6ritont
ieber 9run0eigentbImer, ieoer Nr6eitel
neiB es. IS 1T nit benz OemofratiiGsr
nSruIt" eine 9ei6dftstrifts ms 2ano &C.
fommen, Die I4limm ge9auit bat, fo9an
Uncle Sans 9uusbalt 1T arg in MitIei.
benI6aft ge3ogen pOrben, Der 9oIbOorratt
f6rumpfte auf so Milionen 5ufammen
Das Deficit purbe BON MOnot gu Mpnat
qrDber unb Die Regierung ia6 fi4 ge5fputz
Qen, @eGb gu Bergen. Sober MenId
muBte GeGO bergen, bic 5abrifen ftanOer
fta, ober arbeiteten TIL babe 3eit unb mi
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

balber Strait; Die fdpa6en 8eiddfts6duz
Ter un0 8anfen mahten banterott uno err
fbiiterten bur3 ibren 3uIammenitur5 feGbit
Die itGrtten Strmen.
Sa tpGblte i'm Sabre 1896 bas 0olf Den
dn6eren nSruft", ben repubIitanis
unb 1iebe ba, NIT inn tit reue
Prosperitdt ms 2anb getommen, Die Sc
f4Gfte geben gut, bic Nrbeiter BADEN Iobz
nenben ger0ienit, 9onbsl unb @onbsl Bill
BEN.
8rpan bat re4t. Sic repubGitunif6e
Bartei TT Elm nSruit" land the people
does well to trust the republican
party"
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

tiQt. buB porlG1lfig audi bon ibnen teI1e
birefte ginmiI6ung 3u beFiir4ten 1T.
@erf6ieoene beutI6ldnbif6e 8ldtter, bar
unter 2. g. bic y6%ranffurter 3eitung" beben
foqar 6erpor, baB gegenpdrtig 3rpiI4en Der
enqliI6en unb Der beutf4en &egierung inc
tntime Sreunbf9aft beltebe, lntlo
mir fe6en uns INNER mebr in nnIerer tptez
oerbolt flurgelegten Qnfi4t beitdrft, oaB bic
oe1tI6en bemptruttf3e 8ldtttr
pafe oluuben, nit i6rer 8erbebnng gn9s
lambs unIerem 2anbe unb benz Oeutf4er
gei6e einen 0ienIt GIT %leiiten, 9erdoe oaS
@egent6eiG 6~etpirfen u1b it1 noc3 obenprttn
nit i6rer air9tburmspOlitit Dor aler Welt
ld9erli9 MAIDEN.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

Die Sreub ii6er ben @ieg Der america
nii4en ga4t n@DIumbia" gegeniber
Der englif4en go9t G6amrodbGmpf t
9epb bur4 Die %traurige, aber tpubre 8etru9z
tung:
n@ngIan6 fat benno9 ule 1ria9e, ii6er
uns gu laden. @G6renb mir felt ~fiinf3ig
Sa6ren in ieOer 8egatta ge3eigt baben, baB
pir Die beiten S4iffe bauen urb bic tiiGtigz
item @egler finb, bat fi9 Gnglanb ben
SranspOrtbanbel Der @elt mpnppoliiirt unb
nns nnr bic nubGofen SpieI3euge Der SegeGz
pa4ten geGafen."
9u3n iei mod SoIgenbss bemerft: 1nz
n1ittelbar bor unferem 9 ii + g e RI + / e g foar
Die ameritanii4e 9unbeIsflotte Die gr6Bte
na9 Der englii4en. Nber felt Die bur9 s n g.
lamb ausgeriifteten &ebeIIenraubz
fAtffs ben beiten She'll berfe1ben aerftDrt
baden, Dar6 fte ieGbt BON 9aubelsflotten
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

Der 8apft bat 10 eben Der Satin bes
Prdtbenten Der fran30ftf4en &ez
pubGit einen pra9tpol1en rmb foItbaren
8oientrun3 perebrt; fie tit ndmIib cine fIetz
Bige ~8ir9engdngerin. 0ieie @abe gerabe
ieBt, ba in 9aris Der 9o6Oerrat6spro3eB gez
gen Die MOnar6iften pOr ii9 9ebt, bat ul4
cine politii6e 8ebeutung; benn AUDI tie be-
peift bic Gpmpatbte bes 9apites fir Die
frun30iide &epubIit i'm @egenfabe gu ben
bortigen Monur9iiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

80 an8muG Bat bic 0umen<
mooe bo9 audi cine gute Seite. Sc
berri3t in bieiem Sabr aG9emeine Ia6frage
nd4 ben 6lii9el< un0 S9man3febern beg
9ii6ner9abi4ts, pGbrenO ben SiuaD0qeln
ni4t me9r 10 emiig na3geiteut tpirb, pie
frii9er, mo man4e 9umen gauge @ogellei6eu
auf Dem i4Onen 9aupt ipa3ieren fii6rten.
9ieie MO0e BAT 5undbf cine birefte 56o>
hung Der SingpOsel our SOGge, bann a6sr
audi cine i%nbirette, incem jebt etnem Der drgs
iten 6einbe Der SingpOgel, UNI ben mar ia
biSber taum timmerte, auf ben 8als geriidt
niro>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

Die &ebDGutiDM in 8ene3ueln
ion 10 gut ME GIT @nbe iein. 9amit aber
Der Saben Der Reoolutionen in ben T%iibaaez
rttdnii4en nro centralamerifanti6en Hez
publiten ni4t gang unb gar obge6roden
Deroe, 1T jebt cine &ebolution in 6 :
lumbten uusgebroGen. l1eber Yanama
1T Der 8elugerungs3uitanb berbdng: nor>
oen nnb bic 9ampfI4ifffabrt auf benz
@fog0alenenfIufe purbe stngefteGt, neil bic
Sninrgenten ii9 Der Su6r3euge gu 5emd9z
ti9en iu9en. 9as 1T bic Dirt Der Sre;beit,
pie iie uu4 Die s q g a n berfe6en. Man
9ebe ibnen Die Bbiltppinen, unb tein Meni9
lit me6r ieines Gigent6ums, tein prieFer
usbr feines 2ebens ft9er.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

Dem Observation-Disclosures, i'm Rubes
ftanbe befin0li4en 8 eneraImaOrS lis
Der Otis 8 0 m a , -Iiegt fem rebter Arm
in @trginien begroben, np er i'm in Der
@9Ga4t Bel Sair Safs am 1. Sulti 1862
berGor. 1nb ieBt bepeint er feineu Sp9n
ben 6auptmann Sup 6onurO, Der
am %, Sttober Bel ManiIa BON Sagatsn err
fApifen nurbe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

Sn 8roOtGpn babsn es iebt on4
S9puben gu elmer eigenen ihDnen
9u1Ge gebra6t. Sic geb0rt benz S6pdbiz
f6en Sdngerbun6 unb iiber benz port1l
ftebt in groBer 8uhftaben Die Dom 8pltjz
numb Dem 8au gegebene 8e5ei4nung:
uS6pabenz0 ale".
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

piel fleinerer Gambler ii6erfGiigelt, inoem bic
Wmerifaner troB i6res ELECTROMAGNETIC
fte ni9t BON gfeuem unb groBartiger Hufbdus
ten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

WG6renb Der g ii9erbrud in
5rantrei4, gnglonb unb Nmerifa suriidz
gebt, nimmt er in 9e ut6Ganb INNER
9Dberen Slug. Ser @erlag BON @ugea
9ieberi6S in 2eip3ig gie6t ieBt Monoeraz
P3ieen CUR beutf4en &ulturgefdt9te untsr
Or, S%tein6auien's 2ettung beraus, bersn
erte, Ser @olbat in Der beuti8en Ser
9ongen6eit" bon s. 2tebe, uns porIiegt.
SaS Probe6eft bietet 8u6Irei9e SGuFratiOz
men, Die aber faum neiter als auf bus
IA. Sa6r6unbert 3%uriidge6er. Die intereIz
iante Periobe bes 6eerbannes unb bes Rit>
tert6uurs 1T gan5 ~iibergangen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

r@enn ferttg, t0nnen Gie
feuern, 9rt61ep" SuufenbmaG lit
beri9tet t%porOen, buB 9eipen biefe Meiiung
Dem ieitber geftorbenen GapitGn Der rOlpm@
piu" beim 8eginn Der @eei9Ga9t BON GaDite
gegeben babe, 9o4 iebt erfldrt 0epep bic
InetOote fir cine 6abel, inbem Der GapitGn
ii9 beim 8eginne bes Samples auf einsn
gang unberen S6eiGe bes @8iffes befunben
babe unb nab @rtbetlung bes aGgemsinen
&ngriffsiignuIeS Elm beionberer 8efebl gum
Seuern unn0t6ig geipeien tpGre.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

Gins tit uns unbertGnblt9
tpie bic Oeutf6e fot6pItf6e prefe
gegen Die &merttaniirung Der Pbilippiz
men Stequng nebmen tann, Sn ROm 1T
mar gang anberer Anftdt, Der audi Die
bOben 8ir4enfiirten %unieres 2an5ss beiz
pfli4ten, OuB es ndmli4 fir bic fdtFoGii4e
&ir@e, penn fie f6on ni3t me6r ipuntI4
iein fam, am beten 1T, ameritani d
gu fperben, BENIN cine gr0Bere Sretz
belt uno einen beferen G8ub fam ibr
feline anOere Mu9t gepGbren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

9eutf9tanb's grDBter @taatgz
m q 8ismurt, duBerte ieiner 3eit,
@nglanb unb Der Continent in einea
&rieg bernide!t ipiroen, 10 peroe her
erite SduB in SiOafrifu abgefeuert neroen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25

Sci Der tommenOen 8a6G in
Georgia nir0 fpGgenOes @efeb CUR
8olt5abfttmmung tommen: Sober Sttmm<
bere4tigte muB ieben photographer Der
Contribution IeIen unb i6rei6en f0nnen urO
i'm Stanbe iein, i'm gu beriteben unb 5u
ertldren," @enn bus 9eIeb angenommen
pirb, perOen ni6t nur bic meiiten 9e<
ger, %fOnOern au4 fdmmtIi6e 8i9ter bes
Sbergeri9tes BON Georgia bpn Der Stimmz
1iite geitriden perben miifen. Man bat's
bamit aber II auf Die Neger abgeie6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1899-10-25
NJ u -DtciTe:


Sn gbicuso burb Die 9rdssr ing Saus %eeIteftrt.
&dqeblatt per WoOe ..$o'lo
Sdeli6e augqabe unb Ser Meten" per @o6e.. 02O
SdoIi9e auggobt per Sab. IoC
SaQlibe Nuggabs uno Ser Befen"
Scr Beten" per 2.6V
W06entli6e &aseabe per abr................. 2.5e
guspdrtios @bOnnenten per QOt in ben Der. etaatsn
iopie Canada uuo Merieo:
4deti6e Qusgabe per
Scr ggefen" pet Sabr 200
W6@entli9e ausaabe per abr.............. 2.W
SINS @uslano
(Ganaba unb W1egico ou~sOsnomutsn]:
EGoltde ausoabe Der
@o9cnbIatt ooer MoGsn=gBeften. .............. 300
6Uuntae =Wefeu nit rS&ers uno Grnf"...... $50
Gagsblatt uuo Ser II.5V
Illinois Staats-Zeftung CO.,
Chicago, 81.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14
Rheum ltIsm Cared.

MY wife has used Chamberlain g
Paiu Balm for Rheumatism with great
relief, aud eau recommend it as q
splendid liuine II for rheumatism and
and other household use for which
We have found it valuab' 'e.-W. j.
CUYLER Red Creek, n. Y.
MIR. Cuyler is one of the leading
merchants Of this village and one OF
the most prominent men in this vicn-
ity.-W. G.. PHIPPIN, Editor Red
Creek Herald. For sale by R. G.
Hardwick, Druggist.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14
Great Waste of Labor.

The members of an archaeological So
ciety had a gathering at the home of
+one of their number. While they were
roaming about the house, the host
%hlled the attention of his guests to
An old clock. He told his friends of
his great attachment to this timepiece,
and grew quite pathetic at certain
points in his remarks, which he brought
to a close by saying, in voice full Of
emotion: Gentlemen, have wound up
that clock every night for 40 years"
He had evidently made an impression
ON his auditors, when an old fellow,
who had been carefully examining the
clock, spoiled all the sentiment by
saying, dryly: "Well, I always did think
you were something of an idiot. That's
an eight-day clockl"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

If YOU have coptracrpd rheumatism IN
no m after what fOlm-Dr. j II. Me
Leans Liver aud Kidney Balm will
cure it. This medicine SO regulates
the kidneys that the poisonous pro-
ducts which cause the disease are le-
moved ftom the body through tbs
natural channel. For sale by G. X.
Wyly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14
A TIM ELY HINT,

You should be wise and see that your blood is
rich and pure and your whole system put In a
perfectly healthy condition by the use of DR..
Carlstedt's German Liver Powder. Then you
will be free from malaria, ty phoid fever, colds
and the grip. DR.. Carlstedt's German Liver
Powder Is the best medicine money can buy.
For your Cold try Or. Otto's Spruce
Gum 6aisam. Price ESQ and SOC
Bottle.
For sale by
Anderson a. Fowler.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

In lSSSmy wife went East and was
attacked with rheumatism. She re
ceived no relief until she tried Cham
berlaln's Pain BALM. Since that time
We have never been without it. We
find it gives instant relief in ease Of
burns and scnlds aud is never failing
for all rheumatic and neuralgia pains.
D. g. BRANT, Santa Ynez, Cal. For
sale by r. & Hardwlck, Druggist
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

Habitual constipation is the door
through which many of the serious
ills of the body are admitted. The
occasional use of PRICKLEY Asg BIT
TIERS will remove ami cure this dis
tressiug condition. Sold by G., X.
WHY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

Spring tredness is due to au impov
erished condition or he b ood and is
cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. which
enriches the blood.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

1t pleases Hanna to know that his
city of Cleveland did not Hobsonize
McKisson.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

The spigot of emotion was turned
on in the effect to elect Tapp Mayor
of Wichita.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

If there is now anything that the
grabbers and boodlers, of st. Louis
do not see, they will ask for it,
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14
DIGEST YOUR FOOD.

Ninety per cent. Of all sickness Is caused by
food not being properly digested, it creates pol
sons and goes into your blood and then you are
liable TO almost any disease the human system
is heir TO. Use DR.. CarlsteSt's German Liver
Powder and watch the results. You will feel
the good effects after taking one dose. Give it
a trial and be convinced. Price 25c.
DE-. Otto's Spruce Gum Baisam Cures
Your Cough. Just the Medicine
for Children.
For sale By
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14
Names of Kentucky Counties and
Why They Were Chosen.

why lHcy WCiC NtIOSCH.
While Kentucky was admitted into
the union scarcely hundred yeal
ago, many Kentuckians of today are
not familiar with the origin of the
nmaes of their counties, and the sub
joined statistics may not be without
'terest.
Adair county was crved out OF
Green in 1901. 1t WAS named fox
Governor John Adair, who com
manded the Kentucky troops at New
Oleaus, ana whose famous contro
versy with Gen. Jackson over the III.
putations cast by the latter on the
conduct of the Kentucky troops in
that battle is still remembered by all
older Kentuckians.
Allen county was formed from the
counties of Warren and Barren in
1916, and was named in honor of Col.
John Allen of Shelby county, who
met d soldiers death at the fatal
battle of the river Raisin.
Barren county was organized in
1913 from Warren and Green and
takes its name from its "barrens," or
prairie lands.
Clinton county was cut off from
Wayne and Cumberland counties in
1885, and was named for Governor
Dewitt Clinton of New York.
Cumberland county was cut off
from Green in 1898 and was named
for Cumberland river,
Edmonson county was cut out Of
Warren, Hart and Grayson in 1925,
and perpetuates the memory of Capt,
John Edmonson, famous Kentucky
pioneer who was slain at the battle oil
the river Raisin January %, 1918.
Green county was made from part
Of Lincoln and Nelson counties in
1892, and received its name from Gen.
Nathaniel Green of revolutionary war
flames.
Hardin county was taken from Mel
son county in 1872, and was named
for Col. John Hardin, who was mur
dered by the Indians in 1892.
Hart county was organized from
Hardin and Green in 1919, and was
named in honor of Capt. Nathaniel
g. Hart, who was captured by the in
dians at the disastrous battle of the
river Raisin, and afterwards assassin
ated while prisoner.
LaRue county was cut out of Har
din in lS43, and was named for a
distinguished early settler of that
section-John LaRue.
Lincoln county was one eff tie ori
ginal counties of the state, was formed
in 1850, and was named in honor of
Gen. Benjamin Lincoln, . distin-
guisbed soldier of the revolutionary
war.
Marion county was formed by cut
ting Washington county in two in
1884, and received its name from Gen.
Francis Marion of revolutionary fame.
Metcalfe county was made from
Barren, Green, Adair, Cum oerland
and Monroe. and was named in honor
of Governor Thomas Metcalfe, the
tenth governor of Kentucky. Cover
nor Metcalfe was a stonemason, and
built the courthouse at Greensburg
Ky., in 1906.
Monroe county was carved from
Barren and Cumberland in 1890, and
was named in honor of James MonIoe
who had just been re elected pres
ident of the United States, receiving
every vote in the electoral college but
one.
Muhlenberg county was established
in 1913 out of parts of Logan and
Christian, and bears the name cf Gen.
Peter Muh enberg, preacher and sol.
dier of the revolutionary war.
Nelson county was the fourth
formed in the state in 1884, and was
named in honor of Governor Thomas
Nelson of Virginia, one of the signeIs
of the declaration of independence.
Simpson county was formed iu 1919
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14
Anderson a. Fowler.

The insurance of Court of Appeals
decisions in England might well be
initiated in this country, where we
have so many limitations of Justice.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

An occasional doseof PRIoKLEY ASH
BITTERs keeps the system healthy,
wards of disease and maintains
strength and energy. For sale by c..
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

When you become aware that the
distress you suffer comes from i'm.
proper action OF the liver, and such
distressing symptoms as biliousness,
jaundice ,r torpid liver appear, take
DR.. j. II. McLeaus Liver and Kid
ney Balm.
1t cures diseases Of the liver and
kidneys. For saleby Q. K. WHY.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

Rolla Bailey, the young man who
had his leg so terribly lacerated at
a sawmill near McCausey, Wolfe
ro,c+x mill racnvar
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

Tramps are worrying residents q
Caveton.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14
Anderson g. Fowler.

Millionaire Vanderbilt puts criti-
cism to sleep when he give 100000
for a university dormitory.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

The George Stuart revival at
Grean has proved a very
me&tiug. j
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

Willie Astor seems to be a good
example of the man without a coun-
try.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

The administration, in addition
to it's Philippine insurrection, has
bout with Boutwell,.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14
1Oc-2Oc-3Oc.

The sale of seats opens a Postal
Telegraph Office, Saturday morn
ing, April 18th.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1899-04-14

The grounding may ostentatious-
ly point to the fact that the April
Kansas wheat isn't "high enough
ia hide a rahhit
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01
SUPREME COURT CHANGES.
Deputy R. A. Marshall Appointed a:
Secretary to the Justices.

When the doors of the Supreme Court
open for business on Tuesday many old
faces will be seen among the deputies and
other subordinates, although the head of
the clerical department will be changed.
T. II. Ward will turn the office over to
G.. w. Root. the successful Republican
candidate for Clerk of the Supreme Court.
Mr.. Ward steps down credited with the
kindliest of feelings on the part of the
Justices of the court. He will not leave
at once as Mr.. Root wishes to have his
services for some time yet, and Mr. Ward
has been appointed temporarily as a dep
uty Another of the old force is A w
Johnson who made a strong fight in the
last campaign for Root He is billed for
head deputyship. E. S. Butterworth, who
has been in the office for a long time, is
also to be retained. ]. j. Duncan is an
other deputy on the list. William NJ
Ward Is also retained. with every pros
pect of being permanent. He will be in
the office at Los Angeles and his father,
L. II. Ward, will go to the Sacramento
office. Mr.. Root has appointed his sister,
Miss NJ. A. Root, as one of his deputies
but the appointment is understood to be
only temporary.
Probably the best pleased employe in
the Clerks office at the turn things have
taken is Deputy Clerk r. A. Marshall
Everybody thought he was booked to
walk the political plank, but something
happened yesterday. Mr.. Marshall was
called into the court and informed by the
court that his services were too valuable
to have him the victim of political fate
He was appointed to the position of sec
retary to the court, with fair salary
The San Francisco call., 1899-01-01

Preside links. Not only is the final heat
for the match play championship to be
played off, but also the contest for the
Liverpool gold medal and that for the
Liverpool silver medal. The Liverpool
gold medal is competed for annually and
is held for one year by the winner. 1t
carries with it the club championship at
medal play. The Liverpool silver medal
is competed for each month and is held
by the winner for one month. Play for
the gold medal will begin al 10 a. m. sharp
and play for the silver medal at 2 p. m.
sharp. No competitor will be allowed to
start for the gold medal after 11:30 a. m.
Several prizes are on hand in the club
golf club and dress-suit case, an UNI
brella with a handle in the form of a
silver-mounted brassie. a dark oak cup
bound with silver and having three silver
handles and other articles of Virtu. The
loving cup Will be presented to the player
making the best net score at SO holes, the
scores for the is holes of the gold medal
competition and for the IS holes of the
silver medal competition being added to-
gether. The gold medal contest is a
scratch one, while the silver medal COM
petitors are Handicapped
c. =. Mullins recently made two rounds
in 81 and So; G. L. CadWalader made onein
Sc and Athol Mclean one in So On De-
cember % Miss Bee Hooper made one
round in co. Miss Ethel Hooper and Miss
course, but made no returns. On Decem-
Der 80 Miss Genevieve Caroan made 8
holes in 10l Miss Therese Morgan went
round in 103 and Miss NJ. b. Houghton,
winner of the Winslow medal at the last
contest in II.