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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

FEW ROOM AND TABLn
Z. bonrders: everything hrst-class. Table
y the very BEST 4os Dast Main Street,
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WANTED ALEsA1ANtj CAPABLE IF
VI t11anaging flrst-class dry. goods busi-
4 ness, with view Of becoming O partner
4 Only persons OF high moral character
Ri dress s. 5GL.f GILMER & q h CO., Green's
,ts 1,oro ~ NJ G. n Ss5 Ri A53 ~
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.FOR!TTT RENT-A NEAT sEcoNp.
floor nat OF three rooms, with strlc g =
private ba til. AZ gi$ ddress FOSTEHlS
sTUDIO, {112 North Ninth Street: .G@
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sWANTED-A REGISTERED, OR R l1!is
II also use a young man with three Or
~ moro years' experience; M st write y g
UT good hand and be quick. Address BOX
Sfs 81 VI Norfolk, va.
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nor sALDEONE NEW HIGH.
Rubber-Tirel Runabout SO. Aoof E = IN
9 46e, care this ONCE. .... IN
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y Hell WANTED "; Male NJ

ANY INTEJLIGENT PERSON MAY
ssS sarnt 20 10 $50 monthly at home in spare
t1s time scorrespo nding for newspapers; no
A experience At neee esl1ey
ss Send d for PARTICULARS PRESS - 81; ~ ~
sACATE,E Lockport, MY.
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!. Chairman G Committee on Bel

GRAND #OPENING----M.i q. ] J. KOIIRl 1
twill b open n his q Orienta Cafe, corner
Twenty first 5st and t9 Broad s. Streeta,S
Y August 9Th. Ice-cream. fruit, e. gars,
N tobacco. soda-wa ter z and il confect tons.
Il The best OF everything and every t s,l y
f. served in style. 3Bl4EE l
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WANTED, SUMMER BoARrERs:GoO
Z table /, reasonable prices; conyenlen ~ !! 70
station; phone in house. Mrs. s.
Is GREGORY Ashland AZ O. Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 stockh olders OF the Watl1ins- Cottrell
4 Company will be held at the general
Office OF the company NJ. n LII East
~ Main III Street, Richmond Va. at u
O'clock noon. AUGUST II. s 1906 Ell
t 81 u * sss II Il G. s, " FENSOh2 EG
s& AXE III Secretary and Treasurer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

FOR 2sALlRELIC OF THE 8REYoLu-
$st onary War and Jamestown settlement,
!! VIM, a. ORR, iMorristown,S Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

FOR sALD-TWELvn THOUSAND
Collars Lawrerceyille$ I'd (va.( thlrty-yeaal55
per !. cent. annually w. s. a THOMAS,
a Treasurer. Lawrenceville. Va
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NOTICE O. ! ] ;! p

TrIn sCHooI1A coNfA11TTBB TllD,
SHVirTinia M echanic n IN stitute will con
"a slider application to NIL positions -
Ssstsachers In Architecture and Free Aa a.s.
rs Is references and submit specimens .Sof
" work. Application must be subml,It tsl
on or bet fore August 18th instan IT. SE [f%
Ssss Chairman Commit tee on 81 hools,ss
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PRACTICAL. UP-TO-DATD W0RKlNN.G
Foreman for modern dairy, with $500 to
\ I'll 800 cash to enlarge established busi-
II moss ~ state experience, capital family.
Sref erences, etc "A, w. CHASE, Pr New
sport N WS, Va. 6i
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BOARDING.

WANTED pE1ss. I. IER m = 2 i, \
transient nnd table,. IVY NORTH ~
1{ Street. erms reasonable. s5is;sE
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8lI LONDON.-Rcplyl to q uestiona in
the House OF Comm onsl Secretary of the
Admiralty Robertson said that the men
in the navy would be allowed tho option
of drawing Australian or Argentine corn-;
led beef In place OF American meat.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

iFoR RENT-FURN1 SHED COTTAGES
fStatSwilloughby Beach \ one 20 rooms. a az
# one M rooms,s connected. ply Il 20 c. e a
# s5gCooPER, 246 Main stree,
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ToR sAI;EAA NEW, MODERN SEVEN
room house in Lee Dtstrt ct ); fir st class
SfIn every particular. For terms, ETC., az
"a dress B 415 care this office, i3&itts{
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

FOR SALE, SALOON. AND GROCERY.
WOOD and Coal Yards, doing 9 good
Nj business. n Address B 12l, care Times
Az Dispatch 81 V 81 " ~ IL. slf }S} n
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sWlYllNTED-ATs ONCE, A RELIABLE 2
s ss drug 81 clerk {regtstered) to- manage e
ps small store. Apply TO liz TWenlty-sll-1s'tLh
sg Street. Newport News, Va Ky Z
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COMPETENT VaIsKEY1;
aiesrnan, with flrst-class refer ces,
s3 fhoroughlyi familiar with the trade IN
ssstVirginin ana est irgi la App Z, g
2BOENIE BROS, Distillers, Loulsvll lits
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

BLUE PRINTS, 100 FEET. $500; MADE
Phone 22S4 81 n ft5s
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iosT-TSAs ST Oil OF FICHMo ND. IN
SsHenrico county, 81 a lot OF Sa Pole Angus
" saine and notifyTJ ~ CT DILIARD,i Tun--
4. :atalls, Va, r. D, N o.iiS
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M ,EIETlNa NOTICE.

3 4 TO #THE OFFICERS AND MEM
Ny bers, 5IIenrico Union Lodge, No. $50.
i/'V,> "A. +. and "A. M-Please attend a.
call commune ation Of your lodge, to be
held It Masonic Hall. Twenty III Street,
SATURDAY EVENINGaa at 3 o. clock, = for
IIasker Memorial Church, at sTWenty-sov-
enth and Venablea Streets. Members OF
sister lodges and friends and brethren
fraternally invited to be present.
fs 3Bysorder Of the W. NJ, S Ess5
u M G. E. HUGHES, Secretary.
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,rIID BUCKINGHAM CAPE HENRY.
Va, near railroad station and Casing:
rates reasonable. a Apply 4 to p. t ".
WASHBURN. Proprietor. VI
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LIVER PILLS.

sERAYaNR,s LIVER PILLS ARE LIT
81 to wonders makes you feel good all
yfig ever, 100 boxes: 5000 hoxeg years sale.
4 M, & VHAYsER 4 CO., 1901 Main
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OVER "a MILLION IN $UsE-sHUMATE
DOLLAR Razor; buyer runs no risk !; O nso-
iutely guaranteed to give satlst e csio1 n
WAGNER DRUG Co .is4ss ,gals %.
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Pine Beach Hotel r v',. ss:s''

# Twenty minutes BY trolley from Norfolk. Yir-
,venisnce. a Unexoelled cuisine aud service. salt
tPurcst drinking water. Bathing, boa.ins,8 B1.n.
Ing Tennis Quoits.i COLI Fine Orchestra , ~
feet OF boardwalk along shore. Write for book
lot. # WIN. G. ROVER Manager. x
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

WASTED. PosITlpN N. AS, BoOkKEEp-
\ ~ tnr office man three. years expert
u ence: Al references. dress AS1s'. CUTS s1
81 this office. ----- ------ ~
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p. r. BROWN, CoNTRA!CToiRssss. . AMP n Q
Heights. Va ", ~ y, Il, 5Iy
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ef,,I,.11nA,,p ,EI,sT s${ 4 1Nu OF 1Ff$RUNABoUTs,
Ton BuRgIes and Surries in the city; don {
@i forget It. w, c. SMITH. Sl4 n. FIFTH FIFTH
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MADsrON FOR SALE; PRICE, o00.
IA Name and address given for &c. stamps.
TJEI79, care this Office IN f5isf93. i VS.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

MOST COMPLETE STOCK OF AVN
a. inrs. rents and Flags IN the South;
Il; prices right. n. d. COPELAND q 81,
n 8108 North Ninth. IA Phone 1885, 3l
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LOST AND { FOUND

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MIG HIT, BETWEEN
sssshenand oah NJ ats B and sE ou1evard,
& either on Monument Avenue u or Grace
M Street. lad " 3 black comb. The finder
{ sEill Kindly leave l same n at 2Ol6 West
51race Street and receive rewa I'd. :Ss
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WANTED, Female
AGENTS WANTED.

lsnNTs On SALARY OR cpMMIB7
4 sion, The KreateSt,, agents. seller ever
NJ n, sun II on slgh,; ao 70 Goo per cent,
II pT0fttt one agents sales a amounted 70
$d2Q In six dayli another 4S2 IN TWO
+ hours. MCNHOE Ming. Co, = So. La
Crosse. Wis. Z. slG. Z
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WANTED q AN Il a, / IES N O.. 1 II MAN, WHO
N can; invest two or three thousand dol
\ lars in an established business to tu i
4prbarge "A Of sales depnr tnrent; one who
sssSs la Acquainted IS With Southern grocery
laAt trade preferred. Address, ] S74 care
$allas this Office. hi III Is il5 !.
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sHUMA.rB 8 HoN1Na sTRoP; Norli-
K Ing better; no 3 honing necessary, sloO,
DRUG co. fi iS;3lf = 4S;
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8 REALIEsTATE-- Of Rent.

FOR RENTAAT T rs IFAAl # y
t5 Coilege Virginia, furnished house e 3, g a.
Der mon til Lock BOX es Hampd den SD Ny.
~ d eY. Ma 80
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

+ BOsTQN.-One OF the few colonial land
marks left in Boston. the old home Of
make way for a modern Office building.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

55.sf LoNDoN.-- liquid alr at s1.25 gallon:
lis the result claimed for a method OF
manufacture discovered here. The own
scrs OF the process are promising to sup
and are urging the use OF liquificd mir as
power for automobiles and for blasting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

&WTANTED -sEPTEMBER 1sT, BY
SaSsyoung man OF 81 position with whole
n sale house, as salesman groceries To-
Ma zoo or confectionery preterre q ref
sss erences Al. Address, D 7os, cars }th ~
9sS of1lce, Ell $1,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

MACHINERY REPAIRS j3s AND RI.
Il rewals. INCLUDING en- zines. boilers and
rlot1d famous In the past 8y C. B. FORD
Go. Trigg shipyard. : Phone SO2S.
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LOST - FRIDAY M oIaN1NC;, LADY'si
hi gold watch. with nitial IL NJ ~ ]. on
SA one side and 1904 "a on other; pin at
ID ached Finder Will be rewarded EifSleft
HI ats114 North Fifth NJ # siIl sSSs
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SUMMER BOARDING. /

IDEAL SUMMER H ONE, ss 7 II q
Tuxedo x Cottage, Ocean View, va e; !;
water5 front;i large rooms; best FEED"
u all new beds. Ask the Ding Ding Man ~
II rates for Il August. DIR Address =.
IN BOIANNAN, Tuxedo, Ocean View. ....a.lf
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PARIS. &C enera1 Brugero, the former.
commanders iti-chiet of the French army,
S1s In q dangerous condition as the res
suit OF an III peration for appendicitis,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

FOR sA14nyTRraG SHIP YARD Eou1P-
A nent, consisting of machinery, to g u
4 to 10 II p. \. electric ceiling fans sim
e gle and double beltins. shafting. hansss
n ers. puneys etc, lumber and f!re%oooso
cheap Address g ~ u ToMLlNs SOY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

IN; AI,STED NAN WHO KNOWS THE
d Sssss3knitting business TO run a new plant;
& szinani,'with some capital to invest pre-
.5ferred. Address B AT, care this once
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

WANTED-aIRLs TO WORK IN
book btndery. w. II. ADAMS. Twelfth
!, and Main Streets. al
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sw1ANrED-A.N DD..DRuG
saS Gle Tx with some knowledge OF Keeping
8sss hooks and i F. 70. sub-sta tion. Address
k44sSSPsEO B-STATION NO. 8.
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BOARD WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

.sT0CK COMPANIES INCORPORATED:
II You have tocks or bonds for sats so ~
NJ KEILOGG Broker @ 30 Elllcott
Square, Buffalo $500 $500 ~ =
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Ali lea TT Hing fright
caused by nothing more than the velvet
tread Of a cat on a tin roof caused tho 4
sudden death OF ten-year-old Margaret 4
Smith W.
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WANTED IA YOUNG LADY AS CASH
IA ior. m Apply at once In own hand
svIri ding. stating experience. etc. Adj
Z dress, B Ill. care this office.
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':HE1:.FLP ], Y WANITED-FEMALE.

! 49, 8 'ITNTDI1IGENr PERSON MAY
& :. ~, az TO 20 monthly at home In spare
time Corresponding for newspapers; no
3tE canynssmg; experience unnecessary'
II Send for particulars. PRESS s9N 'i-.l
GATE. Lockport, N, z. as
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HELD Wanted-Male and Female.

fTEACHERB WANTED OF ALL
H. Rrades; schools needing principals or
tffs isachers. Address CENTRAL TEACH
& ERE AGENCY. Box IL, Richmond, Va
II. others wanting teachers OF all grades,
and osaohers wanting schools. apply to
Y THE VIRGINIA N T II "A g II f r s !
sS BUREAU, Manchester Va Rev, r,
s,9ls w, ss Crtdlin, MANAGER. 49, ------
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t.WUA1NTED. COMPETENT YOUNG NO
"A man. with experience IN spookkeep 2,,t /;
$SnnwisdRe Of stenography preferred, Ap-
3 IpiV in own handwriting. giving age, ex-
q nsrience references and salary expect
si1 Cd. Address worker P, o. l5''
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-04

WANTED o-A.i GOOD HORsE-sHoEsR;
.& GOOD wages. Apply to ST ST
iii Ohm, illiamsburg, Va.
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WANTED, REFINED YOUNG LADIES l;I'l1
Y B "a assist in store; mist come well res
salary So per week; steady
lss work and chance for advancement.
81 GUTH, 800 East Broad. az
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13
FIVE ARRESTS.
Colored Offenders Seem to
Have Been Good Long
Enough.

Thursday the police made five ar
rests, all colored. One was charged
with fornication, one for adultery,
one for disorderly conduct and one
for breach of the peace. The fifth
was for obtaining money under false
pretenses. The grand jury, which
is now in session, will look into this
case. =
The officers have about rested up
from their hard work. during the
month Of September and are con-
stantly on the watch-out for offend
ers, but it is to be hoped that the
record Of crime and misdemeanor
will not approach that of last
month.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13

Beckham's defeat in the face of the
fearful and corrupt fight waged
against him by the solid saloon
forces of the State, they will not in
the future be trusted to sustain their
public servants in standing for the
moral interests of Kentucky.
For nine years / have labored at
Frankfart for the temperance cause
in Kentucky withouta cent of re-
Enumeration and at much larger cost
to myself than l could afford. These
have been nine years of suffering
and trial. Much has had to be en-
dured from the enemies of our
homes whose interests / have an
tagonized. on behalf of the old Com
monwealth we all love and hope to
see redeemed from the liquor blight.
/ believe / have a right to appeal
to every temperance voter in the
Democratic party to work from now
until the day of election to prevent
the winning of this first battle by
the saloon power to regain control of
the State. would not have the
heart to go before another legisla-
ture or before another governor if
the people should prove ungratefuI
enough to allow the enemy to win
this, their first battle, after their
disastrous defeat of last winter.g
IF we can defeat the whiskey
forces at this point we can win in
the next legislature and place such
additional laws in the statute books
as will in the next few years redeem
Kentucky from the saloon.
will you help? Never cast vote
on the same side the saloon keepers
vote. Yours sincerely,
IN. B. ADAMS"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13
Committee Meets.

The committee appointed to at
tend to some matters to be consider
ed before further action in
pushing forward the plan to build a
fine theatre, met Thursday night.
There was a good attendance and
various points were discussed. An
other committee has been appointed
to attend to important details before
the work of soliciting subscriptions
is begun.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13
HAYS DREW
FIRST PLACE
Candidates Arranged On Bal
lot BY Drawing
Thursday.
M'CREARY COMES LAST.
----------Z
Crenshaw, Hendrick and Gull
lion Also Head Their
Lists.
M'CREARY COMES LAST.

Louisville, KY, Oct. IN. B.
Hays name will be placed first on
the ballots in the Democratic pri-
mary to be held on Nov. 6 ard Sena-
tor McCreary's name will be placed
last. The other names will be be-
tween, with the contested offices
coming first and the uncontested
offices next.
Little Virginia Hayes, of Donerail,
Fayette county, daughter of T. P.
Hayes, the horseman, drew the
names of the candidates from a hat
and decided which name should pre-
cede in each of the races where
there is a contest.
The names will appear on the bal
lot in the following order:
For Governor N. B. Hays, S. w
Hager.
For Attorney General - ]. X
Hendrick. Lillard H. Carter.
For Superintendent of Public In
struction-E. A. GulIion, M. o. Win
frey.
For Commissioner of Agriculture
R. c. Crenshaw, ]. w. Newman.
For Lieutenant Governor-Soutl
Trimble.
For Secretary of State Huber
Vreeland.
For Auditor Henry M. Bosworth
For Treasurer-Ruby Laffoon.
For Clerk Court of Appeals
B. Chenault.
For United States Senator CIV
Beckham. James B. McCreary.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13
Why Temperance People
Should Support Gov.
Beckham.
AN OPEN LETTER.
Says Governor Was Strong
Friend of the County
Unit Law.

Frankfort, KY, Oct. 1.-THE
Rev. DR.. M. B. Adams, President
of the Anti-Saloon League of Ken
lucky, and one of the leading Bap-
fist ministers of the State, has ad-
dressed a letter to those who have
been associated with him for several
years past ia the cause of temper
ance, urging upon them the neces-
sity for taking a hand in the present
Democratic campaign for the United
States Senatorial nomination in be-
half of Governor Beckham. Mr..
Adams has been at the head of the
Anti-Saloon League for nine veal 8
past, representing it in legislative
fights for the enactment of tenn
perance legislation, and in the coun-
ties in local option fights, and has
gathered about him the many who
are in opposition to the liquor ele-
ment and interests controlling pol
itical parties and affairs of the State
of Kentucky. On his own response
bility, and putting aside any other
question that might be attempted to
be injected into the race for the
Senatorial nomination, DR.. Adams is
acting in this matter, and he was
never more in earnest in support of
any matter.
The letter he is sending out to his
workers over the State says that the
fight now centered in the Senatorial
race is by the liquor interests to re-
gain their lost control of political
affairs, which, through the passage
of the County Unit" bill, the Rec
filters tax" bill, the Wholesale" bill
and the Shipping" bill, Governor
Beckham has taken from them. He
calls upon his friends out in the
State to help sustain the man who
was the flrst OF all kentucky's gov
errors to dare oppose the hitherto
all powerful liquor forcesA and adds
that should the temperance people
allow him to be defeated in the face
of the fearful and corrupt fight
against him, they will not in future
be trusted to sustain their public
servants in standing for the moral
interests of Kentucky, nor can they
expect the next governor of the
State to oppose the liquor interests
as Governor Beckham has done.
DR.. Adams says that he can testi-
fly to the sincerity of Governor Beck
ham in his fight for temperance and
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13
STRANGE ACCIDENT.
Fatal Collision in Struggle
.r For a Ball. q

Rolla, Mo-. Oct. 10.-In baseball
game near the Maries county line
yesterday two young men named
Clark and Mckee. belonging to the
same team, collided with terrific
force while trying to catch ball.
Mckee being killed almost instantly
and Clark being rendered uncon-
scious. Clark was the taller of the
two and it is reported that his upper
teeth struck Mckee in the forehead
and were imbedded in the young
mans skull and broke off.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13
NO SERMON
At the Christian Church
Sunday Night.

Communion services will be held
at the Christian church tomorrow
morning at the usual hour. There
will be no night service, as the pas
tor, Rev. II. D, Smith is in Buffalo,
NY. The Enleavor Society will
meet at 6:45.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13
No Services.

Owing to the absence of the pas
tor there will be no services at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow
morning and evening. Rev. E. H.
Bull is at the bedside Of his mother.
who is very Him Frankfort.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1906-10-13

reads as follows:
Last winter the liquor forces of
the State met with an overwhelming
defeat in the passage of the County
Unit" bill, the Wholesale" bill,
the Shipping" hill and the fight for
tax on the business Of rectifying
and blending liquors. The passage
of all these measures took from the
liquor element the control in politi-
cal affairs they have for many years
exercised. They have also been
mortally offended by being compelled
by the governor to obey the laws
forbidding the sale Of liquor on
Sunday. They have never received
such treatment in Kentucky before,'
and they naturally think the politi-
cal and public life of this State be-
longs to them to debauch and cor
rupt as they please.
They are now struggling to re-
gain their lost control. The first
battle they wish to win in their cam
paign for the control of Kentucky is
the defeat of Governor Beckham in
the November Democratic primary
for the nomination for United States
Senator, for which he is offering. If
they could accomplish his defeat
they would win three valuable points
which would be a most fearful loss
to the temperance interest after the
great victory we have won. First,
they would obtain by his defeat the
control Of the Democratic party.
Secondly, they would be in fine
political position to control the next
Legislature and repeal the temper
ance measures recently passed at
such great cost. Thirdly, they would
so brighten the next governor of
the State that he would not dare to
oppose the liquor interests as Gov.
Beckham has done. Should they
accomplish this, the work of the
temperance people, running through
many years, would be overthrown.
without the assistance of Cover
nor Beckham the County Unit" and
other bills could not have passed. l
know their history in every detail
and appealed to the Governor on be-
half of the temperance people of the
State to give his assistance which he
gladly did. If the Governor was
only playing politics it was mighty |
poor politics. l can testify to his
sincerity. All kinds of lies are being
circulated by the liquor people to
harm Governor Beckham, such as,
that he is drunkard and brutal in
his family. personally know these
to be untrue. Tens of thousands of
dollars are being put into the cam
paign against him. The liquor peo-
pie are depending on his defeat for
their return to political power.
81 am sending this letter on my
own responsibility to you. AS a
leader l ask you to help sustain the
man who, first Of all Kentucky's
governors. has dared to oppose the
hitherto all-powerful liquor forces.
If the temperance people aIlow Gov.
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Seriously Ill.

Mr.. Levy Moore was reported to
be in avery serious condition yester-
day from locked bowels. He has
Been sick at his home on South
Campbell street fora week or more.