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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-01-12
Liver Trouble
Remedy Free

Any intelligent person can be MS
own doctor III the ordinary case Of
liver trouble, for the symptoms can
not be mistaken. If the white of the
eye becomes yellowish, if the skin be
comes sallow, il pimples and blOtches
appear, if the bowels do not move, il
you have sick headache, if you are
bilious, you may be sure that your
liver IS torpid or inactive.
The quickest and surest remedy yet
found for the cure of liver trouble or any
of its symptoms is Dr. Caldwelrs Syrup
This wonderful remedy is not only a laxa-
tive, but a tonic as well. 1t will start
the flow of gastric juice, thereby soon
enabling the liver to do its work natur-
ally. A bottle Of this great liver remedy
can be bought of any druggist for so
cents or 81, and in many cases a single
bottle has cured a chronic case.
For example, John w. Lee, 619 5. Penn
sylvania ave, Indianapolis Ind. had
stubborn and very outstanding case OF
liver trouble, with pimples, blotches,
jaundice, etc. and it cured him. Mrs. B.
Flinchum, Jackson, KY, says the same
Of it. Thousands of families keep it in
the house against just such an eIler-
gency, as you can never tell when some
member of the family viii need a good
laxative.
In order to have you or any other suf-
ferer from the liver make a test of DR..
CaldwelPS Syrup PepSin without personal
expense DR.. Caldwell will send you free
test bottle if you will send your name
and address. The sample will show you
how pleasant ii is to take, how gently it
works. Il Will start you on the cure Of
your trouble and convince you that you
have found 4 cure That is the object Of
the sarnle. and the doctor urges you to
send FOR ii today.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-01-12

II there is anything about
your ailment that you don't
understand, or if you want
any medical advice, write
to the doctor, and he win
answer you fully. There is
no charge for this service.
The address is DR.. w. B.
Caldwell, 500 Caldwell bldg.
Monticello, Ill.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-01-12

Order, Morrison and Goodman keep
belumbe moving They can meet
your demands. SSt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Natbsn Strauss Condition.

New York, jan. 1.-THE condition
Of Nathan Straus, millionaire merchant
and philaDtbrOpist, who styling serious'
ly Ill at his home on west Seventy
second street, Is unchanged today. BE
Is suffering from a nervous breakdown,
jue to the fight which Governor ForI OF
New Jersey made sgaIust bis faVorite
scheme for a Tuberculosis preVentorium
ct Lakewood, NJ, ].
The New Jersey suthoritie' forced the
abandonment of the home which Straus
organized aud bis disappointment over
the defeat Of bis plan, 10 which he had
giveu years OF activity and many thcus'
ands Of dollars, brought about bis
collapse.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
PANIC In a ffoepitaI,

New York, Jan. II --Palienls In the
fsmsle surgical ward Of Beth I'rsel
Hospital we're psnic.slrlcken todsy when
bottle OF ether exploded snd the FIRE
spread through the operating room Of
the hospital. Many Of the women were
sslesp, sni when the ether exploded
With lul report they were panic
stricken when they aWoke,
The woman who was 10 be operated
upon Was completely covered With the
burnlng hOld aud her bed took Gre. The
ERE was amOtheIed With blanket be-
fore she vas badly hurt.
Through the c1olness OF Miss Dresser,
nurse, the flames we're put out aud the
patients quleied. When the FIRE en-
gines arrived there was nothing for them
todo.
The ether iguited from the fame OF 8
caudle thst was beside the bed OF the
patient,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
THE ENGLIsH ELECTION.

The fret engagement 10 the 6ght fol
tariff reform, great navy and he So
premscy OF the lord, as sgsins! free trade
reform OF the House of Lords and home
ruls ended Saturday night with neither
party 10 O commanding position. The
results OF the polling Saturday tend to
couRrm The forecast that the liberals will
retain control OF the government with o
greatly reduced majority.
The unIonisIs have gained so encoursg'
Jog III nber of seats, although less than
the 29 which they expected to take away
from the liberals ont OF the "A ballotsd
for.
At the close OF Saturdays balloiing be
standing OF Inc various parties, including
uucontested seats, was as follows:
UulonIsts, 40; liberals, 81; laborites,
6; nstionalsls. 8. Unionist gains, 10;
liberal gsiur, 3; labor gains over Liberals,
/; no change, SO. ,
Waldorf Astor and Sir II. Mortimer
DuraDd, former ambassador to the
United Safes, who contested the two
Plymou.h seats as nnionIstc, were de-
fested. bat cut down tina! city's liberal
muiority from 2. 967 10 1906 10 GAG.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Qoyeruor's Messaee

Richmond, Jan. 1.-THE governor
sent a message to toe General Assembly
today transmitting q copy OF the resolu
ton of Congress proposing an amend
ment to the constitution OF the Uoitsd
States. Ths proposed amendment is a.
follows:
"ArtlcIs XVI. The Congress shall
have power to lsy aud collect taxes on
incomes from whatever source derived,
without spportionment among the ss7
ersl states, ADD without regard 10 any
census or enumeration.
Governor Swanson In his message says:
"Fhe effect of the proposed amend
meut Is TO confer upon the federal gov
eminent the power to impose ald collect
revenue upon incomes. Jostice and
fairness demand that the federal gov.
eminent should not only have the power
but should also collect large par! OF lie
revenue BY fair Tax upon incomes. The
expenditures OF the d.ral government
are rapidly increasing each year. At pres
ent most OF its vast revenue is collected
oy a tex upon consumptior--!bus the
people are taxed on what they netd, moi
on wha! they possess. A fair system OF
taxation should be based on the sbun-
dance Of the people and not on their
necessities. A tax upon consumption
works TO the great disadvantage OF The
masses of the people who are made tc
bear an Unfair part Of the burden Of tex.
alton. The PRESENT greatly increased
cost OF living 10 almost every direction
besrs uumisiakabe testimony to the evil
effects sCcrulug from placing upon con.
sumption the very heavy burdens Of
federal !axstiop. A fair tex upon in
comes makes the government share In
the prosperity OF iis clt'z.ns. This kind
OF governmental exaetion only comes
ftom those stls to pay.
MANY cogsnt reasons readily present
themselves tor comforting upon the fede.
raj government the power contained 10
the proposed constitutional amendment.
al earnestly recommend that the Gen.
eral Assembly OF Virginia promptly grant
its approval OF the proposed amendment
TO The federal constitution"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Virginia News.

Oongressmsn Osrlef Glsss yesterday
addressed the Y n. @. a 10 Lyochburg,
taking FOX bis snbjeci, 1.-The Young Mau
10 Politics."
Rev. Thornton WfaliDg, OF DALAI,
Tex., has accepted the call to the paste.
rate of The Second Prs, JterIau Church,
Norfolk. DR.. Whaling is a native Of
Virginia
Ex.Msyor Thomas P. Wallace, Of
Fredericksburg was stricken With psrsly-
sis 10 the Left side on Saturday. His
friends are spprshsnsive as to his cordi'
ton. He vas taken to Msry Washing
ton Hospital 10 that city.
Judge Samuel W. Williams, attorney.
general.elect of Virginia, who is in
dicted in the Mcdowell Oounty Court Of
West Virginia for asssultiug Jodge
Jos ,pb Saunders, formerly Of the West
Virginia Supreme Court with an ink
we'll. left Richmond yesterday for Welcb,
W. Va, where bis trial will be called TO-
dag. 1t is believed that the trial will be
postponed.
Members of Governor SFanson's staff
presented him Saturday night With 9
handsome punch bowl aud massive silver
waiter at the close of q beautiful dinner
which he gave al the mansion to mem
beEs of bis stsf and their wives. Col
Eugene q. Msssie, chief OF sis6,
made The presentstIon speech to which
the governor responded most happily.
John W. Kennedy, convicted tralD
wrecker and murderer, who escaped from
Jail In 8 sunton March Z, 1904, jdst
four days before he was TO be hanged for
wrecking g Norfolk and Western pas.
sspger train In 1902, near Gresnvile,
causing the death Of one passenger, hss
been located 10 the state peniIenllary Of
West Virgins, at Moundsville, where
he is going under the name of Vss'ella.
The heaviest snowfall for ten years
covers the valley Of Virglais, 10 lnehed
haviog fallen from Thursday evening uu.
til Saturday morning. Farmers esti-
mate that the snowfall Is worth thous.
sDds OF dollars TO them, Us 1t will ssye
the crop, which wss suffering badly from
the loug drought. There has been little
or no water Ia the valley siuce early last
summer. la tho rural districts farmers
have suffered q water famine.
A FIRE which broke ont on the second
floor Of the building occupied by The
Caldwell Sites COMPANY, wholesale book
sud statIoutry dealers In the business
center Of Bristol, yesterday morning re-
suited 10 a Lose of$50, 900. The Gremen
ought s!rCnuously until noon to bold the
bsze in check. TIE stock Of the Oald-
veil Sites Cjmpsny valued at $25,0OO
Rss Destroyed. L! was insured for
SIG, 900.
The democratic congressional commit
ee fox The Ninth district held meeting
70 Riehmtn nj Saturday ard ordered 8
convention to meet 10 Bristol Tuesday,
March ! for the puspoas Of nominating
candidate to represent that disirlct In
the next Congress Of tho United States
The fact that the convention lie called ct
80 early dste Is significant! OF the fact
that the "uuterrifsd" COT the Ninth IN
tend to make the fight Of their lives.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
The English Election,

London, Jsp. l7--With the know.
ledge that today's voting Ia fifteen L,.-
Jon snd 40 provincial constitusnoies,
sptitled 10 q total representation Of l04
members OF parliament, would decide
beyond question The coutrol of the next
parliament, liberals, snd conservatives
resumed their activities The moment the
polls opened.
0oe days reflection over Saturdays
results has had a fsr more inspiring
ff5ct upon tde liberals than upon cOnser
valves, and the former vent into t)dsJ's
battle confident Of not losing as large 3
percentage of their SEATS as on Saturday.
Ia The "A constituencies that voted
Saturday, the liberals lost a total Of 10
seats, C u ting the two sest Loaf by their
allies, the lAbOritss. II this PERCENTAGE
OF loss Is maintained, the total liberal
los will be approximately 1876 sear,
which deducted from the total liberal
and isbcrIIe membership In the lssi
Parliament OF 4l9 will leave them 8
mem bersbIp OF pa out OF q totGI member
ship il Parliament oil go.
A corresponding gain for the c0nseg'
satives would give them representation
Of S0S 10 the :xt parliament. Itlooks,
therefore, as though the Irish DaliOn.
lists will hold the balance OF power, as
they had representation Of SO 10 the
last Parliament, and we're hopeful of re-
aiming practically all OF their seats In
The present election.
ORiDg TO the liberals promise OF home
rule to the IIisb, In the event Of their the
control OF parliament, 1t Is certain that
Ih.h nstlouslists will be found lined
up With the liberals so long as the latter
stick to their platform pledges. This
closer the election results, the more
powerful will The Irish nationallsts find
themselves, and they are the ones who
are in particularly high feather today
over toe way the election ia going,
The bsllolIug thus fsr gives the
liberals 1862, 1872 votes and the couservs'
tive 345,755. The remaining voting
promises to resul! In email liberia
majorities 10 abol! 1873 constituencies
aud large conservative msjorite, 10 about
24l constituencies. Sach condition is
sure to result In the frequent charge In
tie next parliament that the liberals are
dicregsrdiug the popular will.
Seven Irish natIOuslis:s, including
John Redmond, we're today nominated
without opposition and immediately de.
clared elected. Liberal leaders allege
that sl6, 900, 900 Is non tdost 10 En-
gland to bring about q conservative
victory, the money coming from various
protection organizations, including 9
large sum from the United S.stes Steel
Corporation. The corruption Of voters
10 now declared to bs 50 Fl grant thai
sufficient grounds will be found for The
contest of at lra,t rs conservative seaf.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
plead GUILTY.

New York, Jan. 17.-Ohsrlea R.
aeike, secretary AID treasurer OF the
Amsrican Sugar r iuiug Company, Of
New York Qhe importing company, aud
.ecretnry of the American Sugar Refining
Of New jersey he parent orgsniza!iop).
~ith the Eve former checkers indicted
RIth him 10 q blanket indictment sl-
ifglrg conspiracy to defraud the govern
men, appeared before federal Jodge
H0usb, today to plead to the indlcr-
meut. John r. Stanchfeld, who bad
been retained b, II IKE, obtained an ad.
iluIument Of week. Hsike was released
n SIS 900 bail and bis associates in
1000 each until the case comes up
next week,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
ANTI Balloon LEAGUE.

The ninth spnusl convention, Vlr-
VinIl Aut.Ssloon League, will assemble
In Broad Street Methodist Church, Rich'
noud, Tuesday, January 18th, at eight
O'Clock p. NJ.
The Statewide prohibition question
will be before the convention. A poll
cy for the ensuing year will be adopted.
Among the speakers secured are Prot,
W. &. Webb, OF Tennessee; Judge w.
A. Oovingtou, Of Gsorgia, and DR.. II
W Battle, who will speak for North
Carolina. Some other speakers are Jno.
G, WoolIey, o. HONOLULU, end DR.. r
4. Baker, superintendent: OF the Ma
lIonal AntI.Ssloon Lesgus.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
RIOTS IN NAPLES.

A riot occurred at Naples yesterday
arising from dIscon 'snt, doe to the in
crease In the rents of workmsn's bouses,
A huge procession psrsded in The fore.
noon and halted at the town ball, where
depuIation conferred with the mayor,
who promised that the mnniciI alit7
would contribute 81, 500, 600 for building
workmen's dwellings. Meanwhile, the
crowd outside, who we're displaying q
black flag, became impatient and threat
ened TO rash the Town ball. The police
charged and fighting followed, In which
police captains head was broken with
4 club, and several policemen and many
rioters we're Injured. The arrival OF
troops prevented the mob from triumph
Jog. It is estimated that 20, 600 persons
we're involved 10 the rioling. The dis.
,urbances eontinne.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
The Dspossd SuItan's Millions.

Berlin Jan. 17.-Oficials Of the Deutscbs
Bank today expressed doubt as to the success
Of The movement which The Turkish govern
ment hiss under AIKEN to recover the sever
million dollars which Abdul Hamid, the ce-
poss Sultan Of Turkey, has to his credit Ia
the bank. No ore doubts that the money,
the exast amount Of which is unknown t.
an yone save the bank officials and ABDUL
gss obtained by Abdul by doubtful methods,
but the willy sultan took care 10 have It g.
posited in q regular way, and unless lie Llm,
self consents 10 the transfer the nspk Nhf
probably ignore the poF'sIs rfgus't
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Bride Says She Was Thrown lotto q
Well.

Springfield, Mas, Jan. l7-Four
detectives are a. the Union station here
today, watching the trunk belonging 10
Mri. Annie Brooks, Of CbIcopee, Mass,
bride OF three days, who claims her
husband and another man threw her in
to q we'll 10 Fsi field, Conn.,, In au at
tempt to murder her. The trunk sr-
rived at the station last plght and The
police were notified of the fact. Mr.
Brooks claims that the truuk contains
500 and that her husband end his com.
pauion checked 1! from Bridgeport 10
murder her.
Springfield, Mass, Jar. lii. j oaer b
Msroek, husband of the woman giving
her name az Annie b 'ooks, who claimed
she was thrown into q well 10 Fairfield,
Conn, on Saturday, was arrested at
Uolon station here this morning as be
was claiming the hunk Of his vile,
which had been seq, here from Bddge'
port, Conn. Msrock's companion, BIZ
ton Laski, was captured.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Strike ia Spain.

Madrid, Jan. l7.-Polics reinforce
msuts and troops OF cavalry we're rushed
today TO the srHensl In the Ferol,
Oorupna and Gion, whtrs the workm,n
employed on the wsrsbip docks have de-
clsred 8 general strike snd ere creatlr1
mach disorder Todsy's strike follow.
log that of Saturday, when 1000 work.
men employed st the Madrid sr'enal
walked ont, there Was total Of 5000
wo,kmen out which practically suspend'
work at all the lsrgs government
srsscslp. The strike Is luspired by the
army in the dIssf ction that last week
resulted 10 the removal Ct hundreds Of
army officers,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
From Washington.
Correspondents Of ths Ale tsudris Gazette
Washington, Jan. II.


Washington, Jan. II.
The president sent to the Senate to.
a.0 The nominations OF Judge L. L..
Gsw;s to bs u. &. district attorney for
,ho EgsisF1 district Of Erglnis-the
nIsce nc nos flls-snd that Of Clarence
q. Sntbefs to be marshal of the Eastern
district of Virginia, the position now
held by Morgan Treat nm
Mr. Osrlin has introduced q bill for
she relief of the heirs Of ThomSs Asriin,
decfa,ed. Mr. Osrlin has secured the
Cssssce OF 6 bill granting q penslon Of
s25 per month 10 Mrs. Claudia D.
Blackwell, of Orange, We.
The contested election case OF Parsons
"a. saundors, from the Fifth Virgins
dlsslr-ct. came up before The election
commilteo today, but vas continued Cd
accouct of the illae's of a member Of
Senator NJ Hers family, prsVeatiug him
fron being present.
ItissNd here that The next tluIe .
shlp subsidy bill comes before the House
Il vii base the support of at least two
of the elsmoe ratio members from Viz
gIuia.
A bill wss passed 10 the Senate today
60 give The judicial district, composed Of
MaiylaaJ, VIgiuis, North and South
Caroline, three jldges. AT present every
other c'Icui; hiss three judges.
D-.Bor5ee, minister OF Pansmat to Costa
Rico. and Dr.. Louis Anderson, repre-
sen,iug the O sits Rcsn government, met
at the State Department today to draw
ND a convention fer the settlement OF
the boundary dispute between Costa
Rico aud Pausms. When the conven-
ton IA agreed upon 1t will be submitted
70 Chief Justice Foller OF the Suprem,
Court Sho is acting IS arbitrator 10 the
dispute.
The Brush Act OF The state Of Kansas,
which imposes "cbarler fee' on all
foreign corporations before permitting
them 10 do business within the state,
wss today held unconstitutional BY de-
cision of the Supreme COURT OF the
United States in the Western UDien
Telegraph Company case.
Washington fairly glitter.d today
With The sci1lillstiug, eornsesnt galaxy
of leading Ia is 10 The American pOliti'
cal, business, and industrial worlds,
who foregslhered from practically every
s,ste Ia the union to attend the meetings
ofthe conference op Uniform State Lsws,
called by the National Civil Federation,
the Governors' Congress snd the Nation
al Association CT Unitorm State Laws
Commissioners. The Stste Laws Con-
ference began today, snd will continue
until Wednesday, the Governors Con-
grss1 begins tomorrow and continues
until Thutdsy, and the State LSws
Commissioners will hold sessions 10 COD.
nection With both the governors and
the meeting called BY the Civic Fsds'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
MONDAY EVENING. JAN. II. 1910.

.Trr tho useless stsrve, let the unfit
die CLARITY is a disgrace" is the key
u,te ni 2 lecture delivered In Boston last
niybt bg Dr.. W. T. POr,er, Of the Hs:'
vsrd Medica! S hool, which is consuls'
ing religions snd philsnthrOpic circles 10
the "hnb." ~ am speaking as scien'
fiat. not as a humaoitsriaD," sAid d..
Porter when he had asiounded his hear
s,s. and continued: "Obarity is a dis
ersc,. When the poor are dependeno
nom The charities Of town and city they
ava hopslsssly useless from en- economic
standpoint. Take the hospitals; we must
concentrate our Efforts and means OF re-
lief up,n The hopeful cases. S.ernly let
tha boesless cases 30 the way of nature
7, NAV souud ciul, la. 1t Is the only ei'
secige way to benefit the constantly at
large" Many people bslieAe that we'll
moaning persons make psuPer' out OF o
large percentage Of the race, There are
alIs,s Dunbsrs Of people 10 the world
pao presume on the thOughtfulue'' Of
b, eslemosJDsrily disposed, aud they
make bpt feeble efforts TO fuldll The
Anuc, Of life sbsn they know Others will
ssa tbs, their wives aud little ones are
crowded with the Bectssaries OF e1is'
scupQ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
LETTER FROM Mr.. M0NCURE.
To the Editor of the Alexandria Gazette:
Janusrg Is, 1910.

January Is, 1910.
The policy OF The legislature % far SO
I have been able to Judge sloce here hss
been to curtail expenses Of the STATE ard
increase revenues.
Every matter such IS arranging foi
the election OF judges, U. 9, senator aud
Houss officers seems to be With little or
or contest.
have introduced mfalure requiring
the railway companies using Alexandra
uuioa station to furnish flee transpor!a-
tou for persons and baggage to AID from
their station, aud for ticket office and
baggage room 10 the limits OF Alexsndris
city. While this mes3ure msy be
s'rsngled by railway representatives,,
still it Ia q meritorIous one, and should
hsve been introduced by initiation Of
the railway companies themselves.
The bank regulation bill seems TO be
O MEASURE destined for passage In some
form this session.
Robinson MoNcURE.
TMr. Moncure's bill requires The
Washington Southern, the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and PoIomsc, the South.
ern, the Chesapeake snd Ohio snd al
other roads usiDg The Washington union
station aud the Richmond, Frederick
burg and POtomsc road, 10 Fairfax
county, TO furnish free transportation 10
and from tae city to and from the
station for the passengers and baggage,
when the said passengers have tickets to
and from The atatlor 1t further would
compel these roads to maintain snd
operate an Office 10 the city for the sale
OF tiekqts aud the delivery aud receipt oil
baggsge within the limits OF the city.
Mr.. Moncure says that the station Is
mile from the city, and that the psisen-
ger Is forced to get himself and bis bag
gage TO Alexandra 10 the best way he
can. A car line runs practically to the
station, aud Mr.. Moncurs's idea Is to
make the railway companies give trans
fers to passengers, good for themselves
aud their Baggage, when they reach
Alexandra, or when they desire to de-
psrt tbereirom. The question. Does q
railway passenger reach Alexandra
when be allgbts at the Alexandria sta.
ton? will arise when the time comes
to consider Mr.. Msncure's bill
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
Wants IndIciment Ouastsd.

New York, JsU. II directly cbarg.
!ng that District Attorney Wise deceived
he grand jury which indicted him BY
making q statement that he knew to be
false, F. Augustus Hs!pzs, the Montana
& ,ancier, app led to federal JUDGE
aough today to qua'h the indictment
found sgainst him charging him with
Ioo!iug the Mercantile National Bank
Bob sides presented elaborate arguments
to the court, a M mber of new and novel
poinla of law being raised.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1910-01-17
New York Stock Market.

New York, Jan. 1.-THE stock market at
the opening today failed to hold the improve
ment 10 the late7deslings OF sa'u-dAy. fIice
movements were generally downward. This
movement was due largely to the execution OF
selling orders received over Sun 'sy. and
soon ceased, strong tone developing wi, h
the news Of the government suit against me
Union Pscif' being indefinitely posiponsal