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The Way they Voted
The folio wiugwill show how the
States were divided ° Between the
two candidate
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Alabama V 11
Arkansas i 8
Colorada f 4
Florida 4
Idaho 8
Kentucky 0 13
Georgia 13
Louisiana 8
Mississippi c 1 9
Missouri 17
Montana i 8
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Nevada 8
North Carolina v 11
South Carolina 9
Tennessee 12
Texas 15
Virginia 12
> 7
Total 155
i MaKINL Y
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Votes
California i 9
Connecticut 6
Delaware 8
Illinois 24
Indiana 15
Towa 13
Kansas 10
Maine 6
Maryland 8
Massachusetts r 15
Michigan 14 i
Minnesota 9
t New Hampshire 4
New Jersey 10
New York 86
Nebraska i 8
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> North Dakota > 8
s Ohio r 28
Oregon 4
Pennsylvania 82
A Rhode Island A 4
l South Dakota 4
Vermont 4
West Virginia 6
Yifconsiu 12
Washington h 4
f Wyoming 3
1 > Utah 3
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V i Policies of Actual Trial
O course there will be the par
tjan assumption that all the pol
icies of the Administration have
± ben indorsed by the people This
will carry with it the responsibili
k ty for all these policies Mr
Lodge one ef the most persistent
slpporters of the Executive on the
11 tor of the Senate carried out
this idea in his dispatch of con
1 grltulatiou to Mr McKinley a
ftN days ago He placed especial
emphasis on the triumph of the
ministration policies Perse
vrauceiu all these things will
tn ike the second Administration
f Mr McKinley one of the most
interesting in the history of the
uontry A radical change of Pol
icy will make it no less interest
its r Carrying on the war in the
Philippines on the present plan
will probably mean heavier ap
1 1ire priations higher taxes and the
recruiting of the army on a tre
I meiidous scale Now that the Ad
ministration has been told to go
llltdwhat is it going to do
1ttit2 The war was sneered
at 1y the friends of the Adminis
tration during the political cm
pa gn as a pestiferous guerrila per
formance and nothing more The
r public mind changes rapidly
th ugh If the conflict turns out
to lie a prolonged one and the
stolt lip and other taxes are made
higher and the draft has to be re
sorted to to keep the ranks of the
army full the war is in danger of
incoming unpopular and the Ad
iijnistratiou is probably wise
a nongh to know thisCincinnati
Enquirer
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I have used Chamberlains Colic
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liiid it to be a great medicine says
ME S Phipps PoteauLArk It
ured me of bloody ilux I cannot speak
uo highly of it This remedy always
v Ins the good opinion if not praise of
those who use it The quick cures
which it effects even in the most se
vere cases make ib a favorite every
where For sale by M Cravens
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Luther Ray aged 16 who killed Ed
t gar Brown aged 18 at Buckeye Tuesr
day night was captured in Jessamine
gpunty and is in Jail at Lancaster
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ii two years pafd over 30000 to doo
tors to urea running1 sore tn his leg
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curedit with fine box of Bucfckns Ar
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I rOur Colonial Policy
iu the final formulation of our
jfpfft r
colon iaV policy which may now
be expected at not a remote date
Its possible appeal to the people ofI
the Philippines and as may here
after develop to the people of Cu
ba is necessarily weakened in the
case of Porto Rico
It must ° be confessed that the
right has not prevailed as governing I
ing the nation of the McKtn ley ad
ministration toward the Porto Ri
can people As the only alien
people that consented to our gov
ernment it was to have been hop
ed that we should deal with pecu
liar magnanimity and fairness to
ward the Porto Ricaus They
were glad to be Americans They
believed that the tyrannical gov
ernment of Spain was to be ex
changed for a just and equal gov
ernment They were promised all
the privileges of American citizen
ship
All that they have received has
been a government which for the
sole and exclusive benefit of the
Sugar Trust and the Sguar Trust
dictation has placed upon them a
tariff tax burden which has still
more completely impoverished
them and destroyed their trade
They have been made 85perper
cent American citizens in viola
tion of the Constitution and of
our special pledge to them at the
time of the invasion of their coun
try There is no denying this
shameful truth It has been re
peatedly asserted by eminent Re
publicans not afraid to speak their
minds Former President Harri
son himself declares that passage
of the Porto Rican tariff bill to
be a wide departure from right
principles
This record must necessarily
4stand against us in our dealings
with the people of the Philippines
and possibly with those of Cuba
It is the fault of McKinleyism
the product of trustism As an
indication of the colonial poli
cy of Mr McKinleys second
term it is not reassuring to proud
Americans solicitous for the main
tenance of the national honor
Its sole promise is of benefit to
the trusts which indeed is the
sole promise of McKinleyism in
its entiretySt Louie Republic
A correspondent of the Epito
mist gives the following directions
for keeping sweet potatoes Those
who would like to keep a few sweet
potatoes for winter use can do so
in this way I save the largest
and those that are free from
bruises Lay them in the sun for
a day Then line a box well with
paper Lay the potatoes in care
fully Keep them in a dry place
until cpld weather and then put
them in a room where they will
not freeze The paper is a protec
tion from frost I saved mine
from those I dig for use I find
they will keep if dug after frost
but I prefer those dug before the
vines are touched L have kept in
this way until the first of June
Bravo Men Fall
Victims to stomach liver and kid
ney troubles as well as women and all
feel the result in the loss of appetite
poisons in the blood backache ner
vousness headache and tired listless
rundown feeling But theres no need
to feel like that J W Gardner of
Ida llleIndt says Electric Bitters
are just the thing for a man when he
dont care whether he lives or dies
It gave me strength and good appetite
I can now eat anything and have a
new lease onjife Only 50 cents at
T E Faults drug store Every bottle
guaranteed
Mrs Anthony Dagget died at Mar
ion Ind from eating roasted coffee
She commenced about two years ago
to eat a l 1wgralns every time she
went to the kitchen cabinet in which
thecoffee waskep t The habit grew on
her until she wasjeating a cupful of
the beans every day She stated be
fore she died that she knew the coffee
was killing her but her appetite was
so ravenous that she could not resist IL
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She died In great agony
Just Saved HiS tile
It was a thrilling escape that Chas
Davis of Bowerston O lately had
from a frightful death For two years
a severe lung trouble constantly grew
worse until it seemed he mustdle of
Gojisumption Then he began to use
Dr Kings New Discovery and lately
wrote HIt gave istaat relief and ek
fected a permanent cure Such won
derful cures have for < S years pWyin
its 1 veer to cure all Throat Cheat aod
Lung troubles Price 006 and tiJto
Every bottle guaranteed Trial bob
the fife aZ Ti 1 Paahs tug store I
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Quails More NurawoHs
The open season icr inioothfi quails te
beganin Kentucky lust Thursday and f
will last until the end of the year
The tiuall crop nil over the State is re a
ported better this fall than for many a
seasons and the shooting of Bob
White promises to be line A large II
number of young birds are reported
showing that the second brood hatched a
out well and as there seems to be no
end of partridges there also promises s
to be an abundance of hunting between
last Thursday and Jan 101 In this S
county birds are said to be abundant
and local sports are preparing for thes
fun in store Localhardware establish
ments are doing a good business in the
way of fitting out hunters and several
parties will be made up in this city to
tackle the fields early Thursday
morning
There has been little to deter the
growth of the young birds but as there o
are no game Wardens in Western Ktti
tucky to protect quail pot hunters LO
doubt will have bagged many birds be
fore the open season ends
I
Deafness Cannot be Cured
by local applications as they cannot c
reach the diseased portion of the ear
1
There is only one way to cure deafness
1
and that is by constitutional remedies
4
Deafness is caused by an inflamed con
dition of the mucous lining of tbeI
Eustauchian Tube When this tube
is inflamed you have a rumbling sound
or imperfect hearing and when it is 4
entirely closed Deafness is the result i
and unless the Inflamation can be ta
ken out and this tube restored to its I
normal condition hearing will be de I
stroyed forever nine cases out of ten
are caused by Catarrh which is noth
ing but an inflamed condition of the
mucous surfaces We will give One
Hundred Dollars for any case of Deaf
ness caused by catarrh that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure Send
for circulars free
F J CHENEY d CO Toledo O
Sold by druggists 75w
Halls Family Pills are the best
Miss Mat Lucy Leeton a Missis
sippi girl has entered suit against
U S Senator Wm V Sullivan I
of Mississippi for 50000 for
breach of promise to marry Ac
cording to her story she was a
wife when she met Senator Sulli
van and the Senator secured a di
vorce for her In various places
in the South she says she passed
as his wife For awhile she at
tended school in Virginia as his
niece he paying the bills and
while at school she alleges he
would frequently come from Wash
ington to visit her from Saturdays
until Mondays always stopping
at a hotel where she would go to
stay with him until his return to
Washington
A Keen Clear Brain
Your best feelings your social post
Lion or business success depend largely
on the perfect action of your stomach
and liver Dr Kings New Life Fills
give increased strength a keen clear
brain high ambition A 25 cent box
will make you feel like a new being
Sold by T E Faull druggist
A nation which denies the prin
ciple that governments derive their
rf
just powers from the consent II
the governed can give selfgovern
ment to one colony and deny it to
another it can give it to colonies
strong enough to exact it by force
and deny it to weaker ones but
a nation which recognizes the peo
ple as the only sovereigns and re
gards those temporarily in author
ity merely as publio servants is
not at liberty to apply the princi
ple to one section of the country
and refuse it to another
The tobacco warehouses are boycot
ting the farmers who used Faris > green
on their tobacco Some agents have
been instructed not to advance any
money on tobacco where ParIs Green
has been used Theonly effectual way
to put a stop to the use of this poison
is for the market to condemn it In
this county ParIs Green has poisoned
several persons ant in some Cases
death has resulted from its use We
heard of one man who boasted of hisI
having sprinkled twentyfive potinds of
poison on hIs tobacco after It had
been placed In the barn because of the
great quantity of worys that still re
m red upon It We thlnkIt would
bettor to reduce the ateiount of
acreage and produce a holier aalft y
than to plant such a tef aeadpui crop
and ron poison to ipottct it fro f
the worms Owem News f
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Haate Cmplea larpy 1lvfagaear
Sbelbyvilte lad WM trying jijaoe i
a large hog in a pea when the animal
attacked fate dfewabowellbg bla
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The superstitious young girl aow con
tempTatlng mutrhuony should l utte
ollowfpgHries but and pin the little
slip onher plo cushion It will then bu I
constant reminder couixTuliu the
auspicious gown and date
Married tn white you hair cliuMii
all right
rlghtiMarried
Married in gray you will go far
away
Married in black you will wish youi
self back
seltbackMarried
Married in red you will wish your
self dead
Married hi green ashamed tirbe
seen v
Married in blue he will always be
trueMarried
Married In pearl you will live in a
whirl
Married in yellow ashamed of your
fellow
fellowMarried
Married in brown you will live out
of town
townMarried
Married in pink your spiritawill
sink
Some smart man who knows what
bell talking about BaysIlThe hap
piest people in the world are those who
keep out of debt out of politics outof
office shun notoriety and society
make an honest living by honest
means humbly serve the living God
quietly pursue the even tenor of their
way and neglect no opportunity of
doing good
The exConfederates of Fiyette
toa
county have fallen out over politics
and a movement is on foot to form a
new organization to be called the In
deneneant Confederate Veterans As
sociation Those who voted for Mckin
ley or Yerkes will be bounced
The official returns from eleven more
counties Saturday showed a net loss of
two votes for Gov Beckham making
his plurality 3647 The official returns
from the few remaining unreported
counties are not likely to make any
material change these figures
oMr Bryan has declined an offer or
an editorial position on a Denver after
noonpaper at a salary of 810000 a
year He says III shall remain here
and in the future as in the past de
fend with tongue the principles which
I believe to be rightand the policies I
believe to be wise
At Pikeville election day a des
perate fight occurred and seven
men were wounded as follows
Ben King Mel Bovine and Andy
Justice Democrats and Bud Dave
and Dick Justice Republicans It
is thought Dick Justice will die
The fight started over a political
discussion
eEennis Crowley was fqund ly
ing on the pavement beneath his
home in Louisville with his neck
broken He had fallen from an
J
open window He was afflicted
cataracts which made him almost
blind
At Winchester Annie Johnson
colored aged 102 yjars accident
ally set fire to her clothes while
lighting her pipe and was so badly I
burned that she died in a few
hours
In Collin countyTexas Henry Reed
Vfarmer attempted to light a fire
with coal oil when a flue galloncan of
oil exploded firing thebullding Reeds
wile and children were cremated
Reed died later from his burns
Fire originated in a saloon where a
number of Negroes were playing dice
at Biloxi Miss destroyed 100 house
left hundreds of people homeless and
caused losses estima ted at 300000
The Fiscal Court of Mont < omery
county has offered 8100 reward for the
arrest of the person or persons who
stole two ballot boxes in that county
James Creech was shot and killed
In an election tight at Wooten Creek i
Leslie county The flight was general
It Is not known who did the killing
Joseph Foley aged 17 and Miss Mat
tie Garnett aged 14 eloped from Ow
ingsville to Iron ton Ohio where they
were married
Wm Waltrip of McLean county
came in contact with a circular saw
and his left eye was cut almost out and
his braTa injured
J G White aged seveatythree nad
Mrs Margaret Price sixtyfiver S
were married at Richmond last week
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C E White a prominent farmer of
McLean couafcy was kllliyl by a saw
tog rolling OB hlii 0
John FayHter of Lestevllte aged tt
ysaredropped dea at iris li < eei e
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At Loulsyille3Irs Maggie Wood
ward was shut in the back of the head
and Instantly killed by her son iulaw
Charles LiukeubauurV
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little Sons Life
Mr H H Black the wellknown
village blacksmith at Grahamsvtlle
Sull tan Co N Y says Our little
son five years old has always been
subject to croup and so bad have the
attacks been that webave feared many
times that he would die We have had
the doctor and used many medicines
but Chamberlains Cough Remedy is
now our sole reliance It seems to dissolve
issolve the tough mucus and by giving
frequent doses when the croupy symp
toms appear we have found that the
dreaded group is cured before it gets
Itsettled There is no danger in giv
ing this remedy for it contains no opi I
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j R 0 IOU COUNTRY
dHave you watched its marvelout
Weeklye En
quirer wants to study the strides it has
made The first census of the United
ISStates was taken in 1810 Since then
every succeeding ten years There
suit has been as follows
fear PopuUttoa VMH Pp IaUia
1810 7988t 1HOi3t44332l
8209a3s22 187Qt3IJfS8371
1830128iS020 1889 50155783
1840 1709453 1890 8222250
18503181878 soa
Here you Have the figures som
basis of calculation The problem
now is What will be the population
of the United States excluding recent
acquisitions The jesult is usually
announced in July of the census year
THE WEEKLY ENQUIRER is anxious
to engage all in a study of their coun
try To this end it will distribute
cash amounting to 25000 for solu
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