The Interior Journal (Stanford, Ky.)
April 7, 1905

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0 7 if I J yf jI l THE INTERIOR JOURNAL i r 1 VOL XXXIII ISTANFORD KY FRIDAY APRIL 7 1905 NO 11 I F PREACHERSVILLE It is reported thnt Mr Carman Rob inson who formerly lived hero is dead tit his home in Indiana Our oldest inhabitant say that with l i one exception the March just ended was the prettiest ever seen Some one who loves to hear the bull dogs bark fired off a pistol nearly 0 dozen times Saturday night Our law abiding citizens deplore such acts t The Baptists and Methodists reorgan Ized their respective Sunday schools Sunday morning The Baptist school i elected J M Cress superintendent and Miss Fnnnlo Thompson secretary Horn to the wife of John B Ander son a 10pound boy Mrs Jesse Tray lor is able to sit up Mrs John Pep plea Is sick Born to the wife of John Cress n fine girl J M cant talk for t smiling Chnrlos Hlgsby sold n two year old gelding to n Mr Mullins for 1GO and t bought of Miss Jennie Green a filly for n fancy price J 11 Thompson sold n n BOW and pigs to Hayden Nnylor for 10 Some of our farmers are planting com Misses Fannie Carpenter and Olga Cummliw gave a very delightful part Thursday evening at the mWoneo of S I D Carpenter A large crowd WM In attendance and everybody evidently on 4 joyed hinwolf judging from the many I complimonU we hoard passed on the oc I casion and the jrtoasuro wo experienced In being present At the residence of Mrs Grenon the evening of April let Mr Christopher Links and Mis Jennie Green wore uni ted in the holy bonds of wedlock Rev F J Rodgers of Oklahoma OITlciaUng The groom is a clover hardworking young man while tho bride Is thoyoung rat daughter of tho late J F Green Wv extend our h artl it congratulations oouilloI I l JIM FtuMi May Sutton ia visiting relative at Buckeye Mr and Mm 1 C King of Hubble were vtetting at Mm Louisa Holttelnw Waller Pet tus visited the homo folks Prof Iloaky 1pent H day toning on Dbt rhror Min Sarah Sowder of Bee lick to the guest of her mother Mm Sowdor J II c Hutclilns has returned from Lexington where ho has bean atlimllrig a business I college MiM Nell Nowlnnd of Cedar p Creek wtis with her abler Mrs W C Cummins Mrs J B Hutchins jias re turned from a visit to her sister at Jel Ilea Leslie Harbor has returned from t t Indianapolis I CHURCH MATTERS 9The 76th annual conference of the Mormon Church is In session at Salt I r Lake City J By a 2 to 1 vote Donnell Ala Pres bytery of the Cumberland Presbyterian church defeated the proposition to unite with the Presbyterian church The man who becomes converted but whose conversion leads him not to the payment of his just debts has al I ready been nominated for hI with no opposition in the final election Han 1 cock Clarion Clariono r The third quarterly meeting of the thoj dreo church April 15 and 1C The pre siding elder Rev J W Simpson will I bo present It is desired that nil the officers of the church be present All the stewards are expected to make their I reportsMorning Morning anti evening services ns us ual at the Presbyterian church next j Sunday Sunday school promptly at 980 AI Christian Endeavor at GM rI Morning service nt 11 oclock subject Tho Ministry of Pain to Eve ning service nt 730 subject The Val I Icy of the Shadow of Death All visi I tors and strangers will bo cordially wol come nt these services I I Rev Plommons of Cynthiann will preach at tho Baptist church Sunday I morning and evening All are invited to hear him Dont forget the Sunday School nt 930 Come and bring your children Remember also to bring your I contribution for missions All must be I in by the 3rd Sunday Lot each do all 1 possible for there have been more con 1 J verts than any previous year More missionaries hnvo been sent out and the basis of operation has been on the basis of 25 per cent incrcoso for tho year ending 1905 Encourage each other and the committee by helping God loveth n cheerful giver to Are you one that lie loves 0 M Hucy Pastor I For a Weak Digestion No nusdlclno can replace food but OharaberMnB Stomach and Liver Tablets will help you to digest your food It is not tho quantity of food taken that gives strength and vigor to tho system but tho amount digested and assimilated If troubled with a weak digestion dont fall to give those Tablets a trial Thousuiulslmvo been betioUtted by their use They only costa quarter For sale by Lyno Bros Crab Orchard These sago words of the poet Keep constantly in view Stick to your flannels Willie Until they stick to you to I i KINGSVILLE Dan Hester has boughlor Winfret Skidmore 11 acres of good land near nearI horeHev Hev It H Noel of Stanford fillet his regular appointment nt Pleasant Point Baptist church Sunday John Leach who has been living at Stanford for the last year will move to the house vacated by George Padgett George Padgett traded his house find 10 acres of land near Kingsville for II farm owned by John1 Leach and will move to it shortly Gardening seems to be the order ol the day Mack Williams planted his po tntoos Monday He is expecting a re cord breaking crop The stork has been around Triplets at the home of Mrs Martha Leachal girls Mother and little ones doing ai well us could be expected A movement Is on foot to organise a lease ball team here With the good timber we have to draw from other teams will Jiavo to go some to hold their own with us Mesdames W IK McCarty and C M Thompson will go to Cincinnati noxl week to select their Spring and Sum mer milllnory On account of blaster coming so Into this year our milliners notwithstanding the fine weather we have had have deferred purchasing their goods until Inter than usual G Ai Walter who has been com plaining for n few days Is out again with his same old smile MiM Mary Kenney of Nlcholasvillo is the guest i of her sister Mrs Charles Evans Mrs James Robinson and children of WI1 Hamstown returned homo Monday J W Thompson pntd a Hying visit to Woodstock Sunday Mrs J I John son who has boon quite III for several weeks Is convalescent Miss Elisabeth bL Creighlon loft on Wednesday for an extended visit to relatives and friends at I xington and MayBville Her many friunds wish her a pleasant and enjoyable visit MiM Mollie Walter of Stanford te vWttog her brothers G A and Wallace Wal ter Craig Butt will soon go to house keeping in the house vacated by Henry Wmu Manfred Cfiovolotto made his regular visit to Highland Sunday Keep It up Manfred ManfredCheated Cheated Death Kidney trouble often ends fatally but by choosing the right medicine Mr E IL Wotto of Hoar Grove la cheated death Ho says Two years ago I had Kidney Trouble which onu od mo great pain suffering and anxiety but I took Kleutrlo Hitters which oIKolcd a eotnplote euro I have also found thorn of great bonollt Ingen oral debility and nerve trouble and keep thorn constantly on hand since I find they have no equal G L Ion ny Stanford and Lyno Eros Crub Orchard druggists guarantee them at BO cant centsAn An eccentric Welshman who with his wife lived a hermit life for half a cen tury on the mountain nt Garth Llan pollen has died and tho quaint funeral arrangements that he drew up have been carried out He requested that ho be placed in his coffin dressed in his Sunday attire including shoes stock ings and a clean linen collar Ho also specified that his favorite sealskin cap should he placed on his head and that by his side should be placed his pipe tobacco and trusty walking stick Lon don Chronicle Frightful Suffering Relieved SutTurlng frightfully from tho vim lent poisons of undigested food C G Grnytion of Lula Miss took Dr Kings New Life Tills with tho re stiltle writes that I was cured AH stomach and bowel disorders give way to their teak laxative properties 2oontGIi Pennys Stanford and Lyno Bros Crab Orchard druggists guaranteed The Belgian creditors of Santo Do mingo are not satisfied with tho ar rangement made for tho collection and disposition of Its revenues and demand tho payment of 27000 a month here toforo agreed upon They holdover half tho Indebtedness of tho island Re public Mr W P Walton formerly the editor and proprietor of the Lexington Morning Democrat has been appointed n member of the Press Committee for the reunion of the United Confederate Veterans which will bo held nt libuis villa in Juno Patient But I thought your price for an appendicitis operation was only 1OO7 Specialist Oh that was yesterdays quotation The market opened this morning at 325 and advanced briskly to 337IPuck 337IPuckKeep Keep your bowels regular by tho use of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Thpre Is nothing better Forsalo by Lyno droll OrnbOrchurd r A Cincinnati saloon keeper committed suicide on his wifes grave i I NEWS NOTESI Knox of Nicholas Thomas S county Jropped dead after mating a hearty din nero Forest fires ore doing great damage in the South mountains of Pennsyl vania Fire In a largo building nt Cripple Creek Col resulted in the deathof two men Andrew Hibbctt and James Scudder Negro murderers wore hanged in the jail yard at Nashville Cook county III voted for a five million dollar bond Issue to build a new courthouse in Chicago Louise Rivers 11 years oldor New Rochelle N1 Y died as n result of excessive rope skipping Thomas H Montgomoryprosidont of tho American Insurance Company tiled suddenly in Philadelphia Tho Coroners jury ascribed tho ox plosion which killed 43 men at Zeigler III to persons yet unknown The second fire wlthon a few months at Cadiz destroyed property worth 20000 with but 0000 insurance James E Baker jailer and democrat ic nominee for sheriff of Calloway coun ty died suddenly of heart failure Chris voji dor Ahe of St Louis for marly n prominent figure hi the base ball world was stricken with apoplexy while voting It te now known that Mrs Jane La throp Stanford left an estate valued at 7000000 and that 387000 will go to Stanford University William H Delus soninlaw of Chief Justice Melville W Fuller of tho United States Supreme Court commit ltd suicide in Chicago The HurglaCnllahan caN was post poned at Lexington till today owing to the continued nlwunco of witnesses wanted hy tho Commonwealth It Is said that control of the Chicago Terminal Transfer Railroad Company baa paned into the hands of interest headed by J P Morgan Co TV United States produces 810000 000 metric tons of coal a year worth at the mines 136000000 and costing con sumers nearly a billion dollars A largo force of Russians with mounted artillery and machine guns attacked the Japs near Chincheatun and was repulsed with heavy loss T C Lamb an Arizona mine super intendent was blown to atoms by an infernal machine while asleep at his home The coroners verdict was mur dorA A receiver has been appointed for the American Fruit Steamship Company a 5000000 corporation of which former Senator William E Mason of Chicago is president A stay of execution was granted by the United States Court of Appeals at Cincinnati In behalf of Mrs Chadwick Her attorney expects to present the appeal in May Charles Hutchison a Negro criminal who escaped from the Paducah police station shot and killed himself while pursued by a posse near Paducah Ho was wanted for shooting Policeman Eakcr nt Fulton A report was received at Lexington that Mrs Ed Callahan wife of Sheriff I Ed Callahan of Broathitt county at tempted to commit suicide a few nights since as n result of worry Incident to the arrest and possible conviction of her husband Tho State Board of Valuation and As sessment placed the total valuation of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company nt 8216910 and iU franchise valuation at 2310900 The total valuation of tho Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis Railway Company was placed at 1050010 and its franchise valuation 345750 A dispatch from Berlin says the Ger math Embassy nt St Petersburg re gads it ns probable that tho month will not end without peace The Rus sian Emperor it is said is standing alone for n continuance of the war while the Grand Dukes nnd practically tho whole of his official family are in favor of opening negotiations for peace Frank B Harper the veteran turf man owner of the beautiful Nantura stock farm in Woodford and who for mqrly owned the great race horses and sires Longfellow and Ten Beech is dead Ho was stricken with paralysis a few weeks ago and ever since had been slowly sinking Ho is survived by two sisters Mrs C A Owsley of Mill way and Mrs Mary Moore of Scott The Very Best Remedy For Bow el TroublesNo Family Can Afford To Be Without I regard Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as ono of tho very best remedies for bowel troubles It writes Mr J W ilanlon editor of tho Despatch Oclllu Georgia I make this statement after having used tho medicine In my family forsev oral years I am never without It No family can afford to lw without a bottle of this remedy In tho house It Is certain to be needed sooner or later Forsalo by Lyne pros Crab Orchard i I I t II I LANCASTER nndI there is little hope of her recovery The Yenger store rooms on Public Square wore sold to Sam Johnson for 3COO 3600John John Sanders bought of J W San ders 11 cattle at 30 he also bought two from J M Sanders at 32c William Onstott sold ICO barrels of corn to Jeff T Dunn at 225 San 8amI Duncan bought a horse from Ike Montgomery gomery for 105 W R Smith sold his tobacco to R N Beozley of Paint Lick at 8 cents Our merchants and business men in conjunction with the city have about perfected plan by which tho street will be sprinkled during the summer months A big twohorse sprinkler will be purchased which it is believed will prove a more efficient plan than that of sprinkling with the big hose as was done last summer Mrs Mary Frances Arnold wife or H Clay Arnold who has long been In falling health died at her homo Mon day evening Dr E II Pearce or Danville conducted the funeral ser vices at the Christian church of which Mrs Arnold had been a member for B number of years Wednesday morning interment taking place in the Lancas ter cemetery cemoteryA A message received announcing the the marriage of Miss Mary C Thomp son and Ernest G Brown Wednesday at Lebanon Junction was a surprise to their many friends Miss Thompson l Wednesday morning on the 11 o clock train without the knowledge of her parents or most intimate friends and met Mr Drown at Lebanon Junc tion They will reside in Memphis where Mr Brown accopted n position u few months since Mrs Mona Dunn and daughter Miss Ella of Brodhead have returned home after a short visit to rolativos in this city Rev Charles Reid and family at Mlddlesboro are with his mother Mrs Mary Reid who continues very ill Mr Jerry Reepeeg of North Carolina has joined his family here for n short stnyl Clyde Herring of Louisville attended the funeral of Mrs Annie L Herring Miss Mary L Burnsid has as horguest Miss Evelyn Metcalf of Lexington Mrs Alex Doty and John Doty left a few days since for Martinsvllle Ind They will be gone several weeks Miss Bettie Anderson left Wednesday for Knoxville for a visit of several weeks to Mrs W R Marrs Mrs W It Cook and son Robinson who have been spending the winter at Henderson N C have returned homeI MATRIMONIAL At his home Sharon a beautiful I spot in tho heart of the Bluegrass the lion Abram Rcnick this evening mar ried Miss Jessie McKee Pry says a Winchester dispatch The friends of the contracting parties were surprised to learn of the wedding of George Phelps and Miss Maria Smith which occured at five oclock at the residence of Rev G W Shepherd who performed the ceremony Immediately after the wedding they drove to Mr Phelps home In the country where they will reside Both bride and groom belong to prominent and popular fam ilies and they are wished nil happiness by theh friends Richmond Register Mr Phelps is n nephew of D Clifton Fowler of thus county Charles E Beck son of Mr J L Beck of the McKInney section was married at Kcwancc 111 to Miss Lena LinJholm a beautiful young lady of that city A local paper says of the contracting parties The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs A W Lind holm nnd is popular with those with whom she Is acquainted Mr Beck has lived in Kcwaneo a few years and while here has made a host of friends Ho is an industrious young man and at pres ent is employed in the annealing de partment at the plant of the Western Tube Company CompanyAbout About Rheumatism There are few diseases that Inlllct more torture than rheumatism and theme Is probably no disease for which such a varied and useless lot of memo dies have been suggested To say that It can bi cured Is therefore a bold statement to make but s Pain Balm which enjoys an extensive sale has met with great success In the treatment of this disease Ono appli cation of Pain Halm will relieve the pain and hundreds of sulTercrs have testified to permanent cures by Its use Why suffer when Pain Balnr affords such quick relief and costs but a trlllo For sale by Lyno UrosCrabOrchard Four persons were killed by ilhiml nating gas in tenement house on tho upper East Side In New York All persons hereafter participating in disorders nt Warsaw Poland will be tried by martial law Mrs Mary Grant Cramer sister of Gen Grant is dead at Orange N J 9 Spring Opening Of The New Storey r1 New and lrptodnte stock of J Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats Caps Ladies and Gents y Furnishings c i I Complete in Style and Quality We invite everybody to come and inspect our goods before buying elsewhere SAM ROBINSON f 1 Next Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank STANFORD KY IT Disc Harrows Tiger I I Tiger Corn Planters Tiger Cultivators Walking 1 Tiger Cultivators Riding D W H HIGGINS STANFORD KY I T LaPorte Vehicles i I II I Over 300 of these pleasure vehicles have been sold in Lincoln county which is of itself evidence of their merits The follow ICOllllt is made up from memory there are many others to nilof whom we refer as to evidence of the worth of this work Preston Deck Hon J S Owsley Sr J C McClary las F Cummins Hon M C Saiitlcy J n Paxton HonK C Warren Rowan Saufley John Deck john Deazley Livery J IL Hoo3eCo0 Livery I M Bruce Livery L H Huches W P Grimes J S hocker Bank Presdt John Lynn ui yu OBannon Andrew Gooch Cicero Reynolds J F Holdam M S Uaughman Jas H Baughman Jho S Uaughman DaughmanlIenry Henry Traylor T D Newland Col T P Hill J W Brooks Jack Beatley Vm Underwood Luther Underwood Crit Eubanks Robert Sims 1K VanArsdale John Bingaraan James Hays JC Bailey I Thos Dudderar Porter Robinson i Sidney Dunbar E P Woods Robert Woods James Woods W H Higgins J N Menefee Sam W Menefee S J Ernbry Sr E T Pence E C Walton C V Gentry W C Shanks W W Withers JICHays James Lynn Judge J P Bailey vS R Denham A I Carman 9Ii II J Darst Full carload of these popular vehicles re 1cently for Lincoln County t SPECIAL SALE FOR County Court Day Week Beginning on Monday next wo will begin n sale that will startle tho na i tives in prices and values We have too many goods and must unload them jl and prices will ho no consideration They must go it it is necessary to give them away Look at these prices II j Mens Black Worsted and Cheviot Out Coats 9Sc stews Sunday and Working Pants al Die DieChildrens Childrens Casimoro Slits at 75c up Childrens Cants loo up Mens and Boys flats 15e tip Boys Caps Uo up Mens and Boys Shoes 98e up Ladies and Misses Shoes at Too up Mens Sunday Shirts with or with out collars 2lc Suspenders for Boys and Men nt oo up Heavy Brown Cotton Ole up i Calicoes 4Jo up Ladies and Misses Skirts 98e lip Nice Childrens Stockings 5c up liens Socks 5c up Ladies nnd Misses Corsets lc up Baby Shoes different colors ljo up S Lot of Neckties at your own price Garden Seed nil kinds two pack i ages for fie j Black and White Thread 200 t yards two spools for fie Ladies Belts 9c up Lead Pencils 5c dozen I 1 S Goldstein Prop STANFORD KENTUCKY t I 11 u

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The Interior Journal I E C WALTON A LouisviLUJ preacher in his sermon Sunday said that Jonah and tho whale Balaam and his ass and Sam sons exploits had caused more skep tics than any three narratives in the Bi ble because people take them for liter nl recitations of things that actuall happened when in reality they are only parables And thus arc our early teachIngs I lags rudely shattered Taught to be lieve the Bible we wore ta confident of the truth of all its statements as the good brother who said he believed tho Jonah and the whale story and wouli have believed it just as implicitly if it had instead told that Jonah swallowed the whale Our modem preachers an getting too smart LOUISVILLE did herself proud in hon oring the head of the nation Gotf Beckhams introduction of the presi dent was well said concise and pointed Gen Castleman made an ideal chief marshal Col W B Haldeman handled his press committee finely and every thing was lovely and tho goose honked high with one exception Gov Bradley and Gus Willson seem to have taken m I hand in the glad display Are they persona non grata or did they go off be hind the house and pout THE Simplon tunnel connecting italy and Switzerland was used for the first time Sunday It is 12 miles long being the longest by odds in the world and its construction is a marvel of engineering skill The dangers and obstacles which seem insurmountable were overcome by science anft mosey ahWftfWWifmnKttW sacrificed than in any similar undertak e ing It took many years to complete it but it will stand for ages as a monu ment to its makers and promoters OF the 147000 Negroes registered to vote under the old constitution in Vir ginia only 21000 are registered under the new The latter puts many restric tions on the right of suffrage one of which is the payment of poll tax On the other hand 276000 of the 301000 whites formerly qualified have regis tered The Old Dominion realizes that this is the white mans country and by the eternal they must rule it y THE pool rooms are again running wide open in Lexington the bar room I never close for Sunday or anything and crime is generally rampant over there The only law that seems to be enforce i is the antiexpectoration enactment A man may kill run pool rooms gambling houses etc and go unmolested but if he spits on the sidewalk he is a goner until he planks up his five and costs THE Nevada Legislature took off the lid and left the pot wide open Every restriction to gambling and liquor on the books was repealed and every thing goes now except prize fighting in that State The result will be watched with interest but we suspect it wont be worse there than in this State where prohibitory restrictions are found only a in the statute books w NEWS from York that since his appointment as collector the s Negro Anderson is making himself very I A conspicuous and frequently dines with white republicans at the Fifth Avenue f e As the Negro is better than the white man who makes him his social equal a little comment is necessary The Afri t can generally knows his place B J NEWLON an old timer and his t son H S Newlon have bought the iEminence Constitutionalist thereby in suring the usefulness of that sterling I journal founded by the late W A Hol land Mr Newlon is a Confederate sol dier one of Mosbys men and is as vig orous with the pen as he once was with the sword IT is rumored that Japan will demand an indemnity of 500000000 Consid ering the amount she has spent in prosecuting i and lost thousands 1 ecuting the war many i of the best and bravest of her soldiers 1the sum is small But where will poor Russia get it from 1 o THERES life in the old party yet 1 The democrats caraiod Chicago by a I large majority for mayor and most of the cities in Montana elected democrat ic officers Tuesday As Mr Watterson was wont to say Patience and shuf tie the cards STATISTICS show that there were 9 240 suicides in this country last year Next thing to killing somebody else the most foolish thing on earth is to kill J ones self A little patience and nature 4 would soon attend to the matter I AGAIN are we reminded that there are no pockets in a shroud Mrs Stan ford of California who died under 1mysterious circumstances couldnt take i anent of her 7000000 with her r r ANDREW CARNEGIE denies that he ever paid that to die rich is to die dis graced For this assurance much t a thanks We do not want to leave the M world disgraced A DIVORCED couple in Indiana has just remarried the woman determining to take the most horrible revenge she could by so doing r I d dtI IT is stated that I D Smith the South Dakota farmer who has made 1 500000 out of the soil alone has retir ed from active life If there are any farmers in this section ready to retire with such a wad they will please hands up i TUB question of which is the butt end of a goat is agitating Philadelphia Will those of our readers who are interested please settle the matter IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES COUNTIESI George Talbott aged 81 is dead ir Mercer MerccrThe The home of Henry Adams of Casey burned causing a 2000 loss Born at Denver Colorado to the wife of lion W II Ramsey a fine boy A Telephone line has been completed from Irvins store Russell county tc Mill Springs in Wayne county W D Hammack of Garrard had his Packet picked while watchmg the Roosevelt parade in Louisville He lost 20 George W Burnett has been appoint ed postmaster at Burfield Wayne coun ty and Zeal 0 Logan at Nancy Pulas ki county countyTho The members of the Boyle County Fiscal Court will inspect every foot of turnpike in the county this week and ascertain the exact amount of repairs if any that is to be done the present yearThe following is the roll of honor of Pruitt Academy Moreland for month ending March 31 Grade VI Irene Ep person 96 Pearl Hutchison 88 Ada Dunn Pruitt 86 Grade V Mattie Jones 85 Grade HI Joe Hutchison and Madison Sandidge 91 Ethel Blackener 86 Grade II Clifton Sandidge 97 Al va Helm 89 Fourteen pupils were present every ba ywf GlvAjbj vav cipalCEDAR CEDAR CREEKThere will be preach ing at Sugar Grove Sunday at 11 A M Sunday school will be organized Ev erybody invited Mrs Mollie McKin ney is very low Little Zona daughter of Mitchell Whitt has pneumonia An dy Adams has moved to Dr Owsleys farm James Parrish moved to C G Wares Mrs LeRoy Willis left Thurs day to join her husband at Montgom ery Ala Mrs Thena McFadden has been visiting relatives here for a week past Grandma as she is familiarly I known has reached the ripe old age of 86 and is very active for her age She makes her home with her soninlaw Abel Bryant She is well posted on the Bible aud loves to explain it Miss Av arilla Livingston has been confined to her bed for several weeks with a com plication of troubles Mrs Nannie Pit man is sick with grip I POLITICAL I The president arrived at San Antonio Texas last night at 839 oclock A blooded Kentucky horse has arriv ed at Frederick Okla for the use of the president duriug his huntnextweek Gov Mickey of Nebraska has sign i ed a bill prohibiting the manufacture and sale of cigarettes and cigarette pa per The Tennessee House of Representa tics made sure of the million dollars donated to Peabody College at Nashville by passing the necessary bill which had already passed the Senate At a meeting of the Republican Com mittee of the Fortythird legislative dis trict composed of Casey and Russell counties held at Liberty Monday a delegated convention was called to meet at Danville on May 27 to nomin ate a Republican candidate for Repre sentativeJudge Judge Edward F Dunne Democrat was elected Mayor of Chicago over John M Harlan Republican by a plu ality of nearly 25000 votes By the result of the election the city is com mitted to muncipal ownership of public utilities and the extinguishment at the arliest practicable date of private ranchises for such enterprises The Socialist candidate polled a larger vote han was expected as there was much In the Democratic platform that was believed to be satisfactory to them Here and There I In a pistol duel between policemen and eputy sheriffs at Huntington three were wounded The Minneapolis man who sent threatening letters to the President was given a year in prison The body of Mrs Schulz supposed to have been murdered in St Louis by Jo hand Hoch will be exhumed The unknown murderer of an Italian In San Francisco carried away the head arms and legs of his victim I Paris police have seized arms and are westigating what is believed to be a onspiracy against the government Argument has begun in the Barbour rial at Shepherdsville Among the inesses who testified was Mrs Mary lagan widow of the man killed At the close of the meeting of the irectors of the Equitable Life Assur nce Society in New York yesterday a statement was given out that the meet Ing had been harmonious S C T Dodd chief solicitor of the Standard Oil Company gave out a tatement in which he declares that the statement that Rockefeller made his money dishonestly is false is vile and being made by ministers in the pro ended interest of morality is doubly vile t It is mainly owing to her fondness for I wandering about the kingdom in quiet and informal manner that the youthful Queen of Holland has become so In timately acquainted with her subjects and gained knowledge which should prove exceedingly useful to her during her reign Previous to her betrothal to Prince Henry scarcely a week past but Queen Wilhelmina visited some one of the towns in Holland just as an or dinary tripper might do in fact her indepcndancu of the restrictions insti tuted by Court etiquette often caused Her Majestys royul mother ho small amount of uneasiness But the youth ful Queenwho it might be mentioned is particularly strongwilled generally used to have her own way in such mat ters and would drug her mother every where she took it into her head to go t Rheumatic Pains Quickly Re lleved Tho excruciating pains characteris tic of rheumatism and solution ire quickly relieved by applying Cham berlains Pain Balm Tho great pain relieving power of tho liniment has I been tho surprise toad delight of thous ands of sufferers Tim quick relief from pain which it affords is alone worth many times its cost For sale by Lyne Bros Crab Orchard He was evidently discouraged Still I shall keep A upper lip he said The girl looked grieved But it isnt pleasant to kiss a man with a stiff up per lip she complained After that it was plain sailing Stockmon Notice I will stand at my place ID Stanford my fine Registered Imp 10 and Cblna boar Lincoln Chief atfl Ready f or f trice WO Walker Strawberry Plants For Sale flieielneIolVi YY6fYkLYtrAuI etu ry Plants for sale Jrsate IJubicti Glen Mary Parker Earl Gamley Havlland Tennessee Prolific Clyde Plants are nice and well rooted J L JOHNSON KlDgstille Ky lion your roll rot tnititl by T F GROSS Irttellerst Ill Ky tin wellknown ens I rutor of liorwj und mirm doctor oaU IIiClIOIIIUllmlllII FOR SALE I Belli hunjrt acres of as fine Un4 as you win fin In Central Kentucky with twenty thouunl JoMiri worth of DrkkNtliingonlanj running w itr or I ree pike close b this dy only lo an acre WII BLAKELEY Bonn Green Ky A S PRICE Surgeon Dentist STANFORD KENTUCKY Ofiice over McRoneru Drug Store ii I the Owaley Building R A JONES Dentist STANFORD KENTUCKY Office in Myers House Parlor Phone No 1 PUBLIC SALE I will on SATURDAY Alilir 13 1IiG At my rvMdinw two tulle Knut of HnMon pike1I wit lit public Mild nil of my IHTMIIUII pruiHr IV coniHtllli of lliirMi Milieu aide Hlnnn hogs te2 good Jersey owsY1 Ewes and Ijnnlw 1 nice Jirny heifer X WiiRon lurklM iirU 1 2H ntr l cfnrrliiRc MrConnlck HlndiT UMtr Mill and nil kinds of Kuriiilng linpliiiicntii too nuiiKTotiK to mention ri flab 1lIrlr Purniture Hcnles Kitchen tOur ultiiri1 Incutmtnr 1 ixtnt gentle Ill mil Sinn Siilii roiniuonccH at b oclock A x Tern iiindit known on ilnyuf wile JUSIAII IIIHHOI JP CiCKxIi Auct Iliistimvlllf Ky DORSET GOLDDUST 12055 Full brother to Kstvll i10 II Hired by llriull noldiliikt 4O liv rioMdtlat ITU by ViTinont MorKiuiliiit by Cllciidlnn Imp Arnliliiu itjilllon l or oy iollIUkt taut b Florence liy flol ilfii MliiKO Chief4 n son of flnRVi MorKiin making him nn Intomwly lRKrr Morgan stallion deucndlng from Juntln Moomnon Iwth sliud sire Ixit homily of rood bones known honey tiolildiut In u dark say hllllk poliitK full 10 1111 lid wclulu 1yU pounds A proven and uniform snider of hl liolnm round nnd KiiHtirn horwn cUlllhlnl all the iiiHllllin for linriiesn and siiddlr and an In liiimnd nt top price Tim chamlon midillv Hid comllnc iiildlUK of the Amcrlciii more hlioUD mttX l1 l Jack U Diamond 1111118 to his credit Twelve of his coil have told for ov r ilW In the oust two earn Jib wrvleu In ottertsl for less than my hors of his producing quality In Ken ucky Will tllllil at my farm Jl2 tulles rom Htiinfonl Ky on Huttonvlllo plko at is to Insure toilvilig colt llIIwy due when oil drops or a are INrh1 with i y breeder liireit kept nt lIIe 11 day on grin No r ponMhllity for iiecldents or oncapen The tent or van and handling give n Addrri F HKIDHtanford or Danville Ky e tC lary Undertaker Erabalmer and Dealer in Harnes9Siuldlcry Ac STANFORD KENTUCKY f KENTUCKYA 0 A i i t CRITERION i t ft H Ho t I I 101 11 1 t 4t J I On n nlnus coat linsft niqninng Tt moans value fit and boanfy 5 Our stock o6nprisos almost ev t tt elY con cifnblo fabric and style Regular fourtt button sacks in Browns Black and Fancy from 750 to 17f 0 Slims made for tall mon two f t inches longer tlwnthe regular coat V10 1250 aud 15 Extra sixeslfrom 12 to COj in size at sizesif1m12 10 1250 and 15 Our stock of Black goods is fine indeed 10 to 1750 single und double breasteds there any reason why we should f not suit you Lotus try t I H J MROBERTS STANFORD Ii n PROSPECT 2087 DEstntrrios FoaledApril as I goo 16 hands high solid bay with white feet be hind a model in form with superior style a show horse second to none either In harness or under saddle PEDIGREE Sired by Dignity Dare tl2 he by Chester Dare he by Black Squirrel he by mack Eagle he by King William Dignity Dares 1St dam Little Mont by Welchmont he by William Welch he by Hygdicks Hambletonian Prospects ut dam Dora Deane 2740 by On Time he by Stonewall Jackson Sr and dam by Joe Abdallah he by Abdallah Glencoe 3rd dam by Punks Sumpter Denmark 04lb dan by Black Hawk Morgan jth dam by Ol iver he by Wagner Cm dam by Imp Messenger Will serve a limited number I of mares the present season at J IS to in sure a live colt Money due when colt ii foaled or mare traded or parted with Mares grated at 82 per month all bills paid before removal of mates not respon ruble for accidents or escapes Three miles from Shelby City on the Huttonvilli ti Danville pike CARPENTER fc SANDIDGF I FOR SALE I McONNEY ROLLER MILLS I offer for sale mv mill and residence ID Jcl lneT Ky Mill has floor capacity ol SO barrels and meal 1U bushels per day Mill li wait equipped with modern marhin err In good repair Iln storage capacity of SOOO bushels of wheat also large corn bios and cribs Wagon scale operated from oflise coal bias and lee house All under roof Never falling water In mill lot Mill Is within 100 feet of Cincinnati Southern It U track and has private tiding The lees tion Is good for the following reasons Mc Klnney II nearest market to may of the largest wheat and corn growers In LIIioln county largo territory furnishing custom grinding The feed and coat bushier la connection with mill pays well No trouble to market all products trots mill Kin dence Is a twostory six room frame with cistern on back porch Milk house at beck door cemented all comparatively new Large barn buggy homo In mill lot On ac count 01 mT lalllnl eyesight and health generally my IbIlaos have adybed me to quit the milling business For further particulars call on or address Dr Edw AI corn Hustonvllle Ky or W B UeKlnney Stanford Ky KyJ 31CKINNPs11cKlnaey ICy J K BAUGHMANS BAUGHMANSNABOTH NABOTH Ily Naboth bay thrceyenniold and a much finer hone bun his slreso well known In this part of the State as a breeder of speed style and durability Dam Nor Nor val by Soyal 2il45i a ton at Electioneer 125 Nora Norvals first dam by Metropoli tan son of Hambletonlan 1C urn 01 Oeorjjo Wilkes and Electioneer 2d dam by Mambrl noStnrllEhtt 3rd dam by Oliver Jth darn by Wltnerl Ib dam by Imp Trnrubyretll dAm by Thornton Ilattlor A plendld IDdlYld unl with a pedigree as fine as any hone HUMMER JR Ilaystallton 15i bands u good Individual with abundant speed l1e II by Hummer 5112 sire of Bouncer 209 Stately 2lUi Spal peen 3I2 Quickly 2il4 Mountaineer Jsl8J4 Hpecdon 2II Si IS In 230 Hummer 0112 Is a son of the renowned Electioneer and savooni Is the only son of Electioneer IIvlnJIliat II out 01 a George Wilkes mare and with the exception of Arlon It the only I son standing In Kentucky drat has a 200 I performer to Discredit Hummer Jri di m rertormer br the great Lord Hunell darn OodivabyAudltor 73 HAPSBURG 509 Great coach ilatllon 101 hands high by Olosternnd out of a marc by Wonder ful Imp Hoy Any one wishing a very high bred conch horse to breed on standard breo mares for getting style speed und actlon should nee this horse JESSE ALVERSON Shetland Pony Fine Indlvldualgosd breed stile and action IIr Xllof these horses wlllstand at 110 to In lure a living colt NAPOLEON Will also stand my Jack Napoleon at 110 to Insure wares and liD by the season from rll 1 to July 1 for jennets April Mares grazed atl2 per month which mall aVes roust he paid before they are removed accidents but not re Cate taken to prnentaccldenu should anY ooeur J KBoUOnMAN BUitoDYllle Ky s f JiI nr t 1t Cant B 1 Touched i for painting houses Tho rensona plninJ Mastic I ia the purest thervforo tho most durable and econom I ical Thurvis n whole string of other fellows claim ing Just ns good as Masllc but they dont prove it ling Maybe they cant Tho analysis of Mastic is pub lished Itd made of pUN load duo aud linseed alltho most durable kind of piilnt uud iU purity is therefore unquestioned As purity means durability tho splendid wear ing qualities of Masllc have given it the title of Tho JCtnd That Zatts II and this tWo la backed up by our absolute guarantee Mastic Is made by t PEASLEE GAULBERT CO Inc LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY and wo heartily recommend to j our trade 19 i1 FOR GALE BY PENNYS DRUG STORE ill r I 1 t I GIBBONS MAY Et1J Stanfordt f Ky ONE CONTORTS Are detracted from if the interior decorations IAre dccI orations do not properly harmonize INSURANCE Fire Ilchtnliig WlndHtorni LIB and Accident None lint the HTItONOKHT and HKHTCompnnleH lleprenented Ixiwent los ullilo lUiteg Oniirniitnd Loss 1aylnit lec ord Unequalled Talk with MAHONY Stanford Kentucky Residence Ibdne No f 2 t f i I Let us aid you in bringing about thei proper and desired effect The benefit of our experience and our many facilities arc at your disposal WINDOW SHADES W nl olmndlo Vi JT I 01 IIrotlll V I Hlali Htnndard lliint grin l to litJ the bent iiiiidf Varnish Htiilnn liitiiter 1 J 141hrteraHupplle1 Hupplle1 rind 0 Chain n Itn ot HIIIUmltryI und Hundrks us run Iw found nny wheru I wm Knu Mnin Htrevt HtrentDANVILLE KY J G Weatherford Co 1 J C to DEALERS INto I DRY GOODS NOTIONS FURNISHING GOODSi Hats Shoes Drugs Prescriptions a Specialty Toilet Articles FURNITURE AND CARPETS Battings Mattresses Trunks Sideboards c Allat prices that will please the closest buyers Pruitt Brothers fryr WII will show our Irlcnd chi I IIno or 1nrrotellbrttingnrRugaallLrrcniurtnihlgan orOllrlletA hariovcullimtnasortm Oeorue 1rultt lrullthns hns nn txcIIlIt ntoftirenmostityi ItylJeh ish mllllnlr now on hiindV0 1 PRUITT BROS Moreland Ky t J 1

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T Covert Jackets 11T1ldy arc nil the rage You should have a Uht wrap We offer some vary pretty ones for So to 850 SILK WRAPS Several snmple garments that aro very swell Look at themAnother Another supply of Soisctts Taffeta Silks Panama Cloths Mohair tiighGrade Footwear For women Tho Old Reliable ZEIGLER BROS Wo have just placed on sale the Spring 1H05 Styles in Ladies Low Shoes There is nothing left out in these They have the style tho prico is reasonable and the wearing quality is in each pair The novelties in this line you wont see elsewhere Come let us show you J Raincoats Xr If you dont own n Raincoat you should as they are serviceable and stylish See what 10 will buy t SJ j See our Ladics Neckwear 10 to 50c Belts 25c to lj Belt Buckles 25 and 50ei Back and Side Comb Sets 25c to 1 Everything in White Linen 2uc to 150 ethrAtr CS SONISTA FORD itl o1 s f STAXFnittt KY Avmi 7 111051 I JUSTICK to yourself nntl to your phy k nlcian donianiw the butt mntorlnli sir lIt most careful eorv1eo In lltparlng hla proAcrlptioni That ie Uto way Iru I crlptlon nro filled at lennydnl Store I PERSONALS Mn JOHN W WALLACU continues very ill 4very ANn Mus SAM M OWBVS nre In Cincinnati Mil A HUNN of Cohimbln WM hero Wednesday j MH IJ K WEAHBN of Paducah was here yesti play lots II C HAUQIIMAN of the West End U very ill JUIMJK M C BAUiLBV Is ntlondlnR circuit court at Liberty t Miss ANGIR KINNAIUD of Lancaster la with Miiw Clara Cooper I Tiirnn is little or no change In tho condition of Mrs E P Wads Mil lUntnt AiU5ov of I t ln ton was the ghost of Mrs Mary Burch Illus It C HOIITON took little llor ton GriMom to his parents In Aikirytm tonlay tordayMISH EuzAnBTii CRBIQIITON of Kingflvllle Is v lUng Mm Jamas U r toy in Lexington t MRSUAMHH W 1 TAn awl C II Paine and Miss Margaret Paine wunt to I Louisville ytwUnlay i TUUNHII CAUlRNTicn and Ixmlio Cun I ningham are at homo from tho Louis j t vlllo Training School HON D C EowAitns amt wife of London paused through on yostordnys tSouthbound pawiongar Mm W M UHIOIIT WM roolectwl treasurer by tho fiscal court a compli r s ment worthily iMMtowed MRS J 11 IAXTON and Moss Jcnn l s Pdxtonipont several 11 with thefor mcra parontu at Lancaster I nit J IL Owsuflf returned Wodnos day from a visit to to hut ton Mr B 1 Owgloy at Columbus Ga WALUACB WAITRK and hambomt lit tle ton Joiotih Ukhanl WulUr of Kingnrillo were bore ysster day MR J L JONRC who it in the irwur r anti buaineM at Shelby City called ami t lubscrllxM for the I J Wotlnwiky TilK condition of County Attorney Jams I Hamilton is much improvod and he lit now conoldorod out of nU dan gor Lancaster Record Miss ANNIH THOMPSON of Mt Ver non wan on today train on route to Lexington to attend n reception at Hamilton College tonight t If VIROINIA HBAVRIIS is tho name of a little daughter that has arrived to blow the homo of Mr and Mrs Charlos Lutes of tho Mt Salon section MRS nOOKS and Miss Mollie brooks have returned to Crnb Orchard after n delightful visit of several months to 4 Mr James W Brooke at Los Angeles I J I Cal f Mn E D KENNKDY and family have rented Mrs George Vaughns cottage On East Main Street Jlr Ivon Fish nnd wife will occupy the house on Lo will vacate gan Avenue they Dn litG SiNQttrroN has located at Bowling Green to practice his profes sion dentistry lie U n flno young man and wo heartily commend him to the I d food peoplo of the Park City t I ttvLOCALS I tlNECK stock of buggies in for court day W II Higgins w FOR breach of the pence Forest Hans J ford was fined 10 and Mnllnda Nelson also colored was fined 5 for thu same Jrol1ense 1 CIIRISTMANS plartte for sale at W H Higgins and George II Farris J I Tomato plants at IGc per dozen and 10 at SOc 100 xt vc cabbage plants per w FlRBAunt Mary Lytloa house I on Danville Avenue caught fire this nf ternoon but tho blaze was extinguished before much damage was done HBAD our horse Jack advertise ments carefully If you have mares to breed The best stallions and jacks in Kentucky arc advertised In tho I J JRIvNolnsMr opaReynolds a J splendid citizen of the South End died V d lend will L of troubles J complication 1 of a Ii after bo burled at Wnyncsburg this after r Vnoon e q r r TllEChristian Endeavorere at Pleas will have an ant Grove Gnrrard county on Wednes dice cream and candy supper i day night12th Admission 25 and 15e q Go and help a good cause a SOMRTIIIVO entirely new in Lap Dus tots at J C McCUrys See it FOR SALQn 0 K Jewel stove No8 in good condition Atao heating stovo bedsteads cot and a fine organ I S II Cook Stanford I Pfim bred White Wyandotte eggs for rale DustonFlahel strain 1 for 1CJ cash with order George C Good Covlngton Ky 44 Pike street It SANTA CIAUS DALTON Afred Bright and Hnnc Klperton wore giv en 17 days at hard labor by Judge Till ble for taking on too much booze We will have some new things on dill play Saturday that arrived too late for our opening Come in then It may bo the best day of all John P Jones KBV H K agent for the Continental Insurance Co settled in full wlthlGeorgo Davis of Casey who lost his house tiy fire a few weeks ago AN English judgo has decided that SJfiO is enough to pay for an Easter bonnet The man who will nun on such an Issue in this district will bo elected even If he Is n republican Fui1 line of new furnlturo suits folding beds Iron txIiI mattresses apringa aide boards droescra buffets tablet chairs Pricos as low as tho lowest Tribble Pence MIBS KLUV HALLOU tolls us that tho Central University Glee Club assisted by members of hur music class will give an entertainment at Waltons Opera House on the evening of May 12th TllK Stanford Water Light Ico Co is now prepared to deliver ice in any quantities within city limits Those wanting Ice in morning please notify us the afternoon previous Phone 14 H I F Rout manager 4t Ftsit STORY Blackburn Huffman tells us that ho and his uncle Mr John Huffman of thy Gilbert Creek unction caught 2112 ton in Ii days fishing Thoy were all MwllghU and measured ftpm four to eight Inches in length Tim trustee of Stanford Male nnd renal Seminary have elected Dr 0 B Pnllfe as president for another term The doctor has glvon entire satisfaction to tho trusteed and patrons and tho school Iti in u most healthy condition DURING tho month of March six die vorce suits wore filed in the Boyle cir cult court and only two marriage li censes were issued by the clerk Whats getting into our Boyle county friends 7 At this rate in a few years there will not bo enough married persons in our sister county to act as chaperones Dlt W D aIF announces that the seventh annual commencement ex orcises of the Stanford public school will bo hold at tho opera house on Fri day evening April 28 The annual ad dress will be delivered by Dr W H Ballard of Lexington Bessie Broad dus Minnie Bailey nnd Mary Evans arc tho graduates w DELIGHTFUL OCCASION Mrs Chaa Hamilton Paine of Boston who Is at homo for a visit to her parents was given n most beautiful reception Tues day afternoon by her mother Mrs Wil liam Preston Tale Tho Tate home was very effectively decorated for tho oc casion Tho drawing room where the guests were received was quite pretty in white carnations and potted plants and tho library was in pink and here two lovely young ladies Misses Mary Higgins nnd Lo Grande Jones served frappc to tho guests The dining room was in crimson carnations a hugo bunch in n cut glass vase being the cen ter decoration of the table and on eith er end were placed the silver ten urns from which tho charming matrons Mesdames L B Cook and J G Car penter poured tho tea nnd in tho back hall the musicians were hidden from view by an alcove of palms and potted plants Those who received with Mrs Tnte were Mrs Pnlnc Mrs C K Tate Mrs J II Baughman and Mrs L M Omer Mrs Tate was handsomely gowned in gray silk Mrs Paino wore an exquisite gown of real lace made princess Mrs Clarence Tate was quite linndsome In whito silk Mrs Baugh mans costume was a beautiful creation of white brocaded satin while Mrs Omer wns charming in white chiffon mohair The occasion was unusually pleasant 150 guest calling during the afternoon a great many of whom were former schoolmates of the guest of honor I i DONT forgot us while you aro at court I Monday 1 MondayOUn 1 OUR mattings are now jut from tho I factories Prices right Trlbblo I Ponce WILL pay 13c for I good nice fresh I eggs lOc for hens H B Northcott Stanford Ky HARGIS trial postponed again until Tuesday on account of Witness Ansc Whites absence LOST between Glove Irvines on the Danville pike and Stanford n gold bead necklifce Leave at this office HORse Show at fiustoonvllie tomorrow afternoon and hero Monday Attend both nnd take along your animals if you have any to show LOST on Somerset pike womans hand bag containing scissors earrings eye glasses needles pins etc Aman da Farris colored TUB owner of a safe carriage horse good looker and good stopper might lisjHjjo of him by writing to W P Walton Lexington Ky CARPETS rugs druggets mattings linoleums and wall paper Prices to meet competition Come to see us be fore buying Tribble Ponce IT is rather chilly today to don n Spring garb but the INTERIOR JOUR NALS dross WM ready for her and she put it on We hope you will like the style and fit of it and will like it the more the oftener you sec It WE nre now having dogwood winter or some other kind of winter Any wa it is almost as cold as Christmas and some snow fell yesterday and this morn ing The clouds of the last two morn ings have prevented killing frosts WHILE home from town the other dsy Mrs John Gooch and daugh ter Miss Annie Gooch had a narrow es cape from serious injury A portion of the farness broke and the horse became unmanageable Mrs Gooch jumped and was badly bruised I PIlOt J Bost has lJned as superintendent of the Graded School and will accept a chair in Central Uni varsity The many friends ho and his wife have made during their sojourn here will give thorn up with regret The trustees have not elected a succes sor to Prof Boslcy u AFTER people visit the larger cities they always tell of the great 5 and 1 Oc store they have visited and the bargains offered So to fill tho want wo have established a mammoth 5 and lOc de partment where tho public can get the same big values as In the 5 and lOc city stores John P Jones PEDAGOGUE TO EDITOR Prof K S Eubank formerly of this place but now superintendent the Graded School at Hustonville has bought a half inter I est in the Southern School Journal at Lexington and will movo to that place and assume his duties at the close of his school His friends here wish him great success in his new role THERE was quite an exciting time at Mr Luther Underwoods ono day last week A snake about 16 or two Inches long was cooked in some cabbage of which the family ate heartily After dinner the snake was discovered but luckily none were poisoned as they drank grease and melted butter Hcdgevillc cor Advocate IT is passing how close the votes are in some primaries and elec tions Recently there was n tie in Uockcastlo county T J Hill for sheriff in this county only claims one majority also in the primary in Clark county there was only one difference in the county clerks race while in McCracken coupty the two candidates for circuit clerk got 824 votes each In tho latter case the candidates will run tho race ovel yesAT the council meeting last night Councilman M D Elmoro was elected Mayor Pro Tern to servo tho city in the absence of Mayor Florence A lot of claims were ordered paid Tho street committee recommended that brick pavements be laid on Danvillo street I I commencing at J W Wallaces corner i nnd including front of lion Harvey I toI Dr Steele Baileys Including him Also puvements were ordered made on Lan caster street from W 0 Speeds cor er to M F Elkins including him A lot of old pavements were ordered repaired on Lower Main Wholesale beer license was granted C V Gen try and then the body adjourned 0y 3200 ROLLS of wall paper just arriv ed in addition to our already large stock of wall paper We also have lace cur lain curtain polos curtain stretchers and window shades Tribblc Pence GEORGE KOWSEY sent up from Boyle county In May 1898 for the murder of a German named Kaiser for life has been granted a parole It will be re membered that Ilowsey shot his victim at the entrance of the courthouse at Danville THE following schedule will go into effect on this division of the L N Sunday No 21 Southbound will pass Stanford at 1143 r M No 22 North bound at 217 P M No 23 South bound at 1230 P M andNo 24 North bound at 425 A M No 21 takes the place of No 25 No 22 the place of No 24 and No 2i the place of No 2G NOTICE I All JMl8ou having claims against the ei tote of W II Hitdgett deceiird will pre sent them to roe properly verified tmfore SUytu IW5 Cinlibk not prmctej within this time will not be allotted O D SACfLtY M 0 L co MIKADO Bay coach stallion 15t hands high good stylo and action Bred by Crouch Son of Indiana He has proven him self a great breeder Come and look Mikado over before booking your mares He will sire good big colts the kind gOOlljbi the farmers need Will stand at my place four miles West of Crab Orch ard at 6 to insure a live colt Will also stand my fine jack JOHN known as the Cochran jack at 7 for marc mules and S6 for horse mules John Is 15 hands high with white and black points John has proven himself a good mulo jack jackLien on all colts until season money is paid Mares traded or parted with or removed from the county for felts the insurance Care taken to pre vent accidents but not responsible should any occur occurGEORGE D BOONE H F D No 1 Stanford Ky IN A BOTH JR NulKith Jr In Wnutlful dark luiy with limivy ninnw and toll with IoIKKI tx n plenty nf style end llnltli and bas xlrtln Illchur troll and U worked would ter nn fut us nit NiilKith hU liv Unix over 10 hands blitz wighslr5s it nulls I 111 only 1IlIrNolIl lhl Ivy lit In iiy tilt vHIkmiwn Nnlx tli win wits lriil l v WuMujJiiiiii sire of Ijitllnclv 217 M mm ninny otlirr In the lint Will Inelimn Jsiilxitli lr h u MIII nf firorK Wllki First linn TiiiMl Iiy MtKMMiRvi Duroc oil of Hiimlilftnnliin and sin 01 NI Isr9 I tin iliini of Norlnlnc ymrlliu reonllall Natioth Jrn first ilnm ly MfHMMiRnr Chlif Jr 2ml dniu liylTll Davln dllllllllhowllilhllroI Ilewfll mnkothi MitMinof in A nt my stable In Stanford Ky nt the low price ofllJJVl to Inure II llvlni colt Money duo when colt U fonlfd or non itarti il with Mare I trailed orrvmortd Iron ihUfoimty forfeit the limirance nml tin money In silo Ileii rctalmil on colts null teuton h iMilil Nalmtli U considered Iiy lilt is It r ID In1 the iHKt lior eilii Kentucky to lirwd ti for lilKlicliin Inirn kS hone See him be run you bard J It IIKALKYHtunford Htunford Ky J L Beazley Co Undertakers anti Embalm ere Also Dealers in Fur uiture MnttingsKug They will exchange Furniture for nil Kinds of Stock Give Them n Call Prices night STANFORD KENTUCKY THE WARFIELD Trial 824 Trotting Dark bay stallion ISaX bands foaled tug IDOl bred by Village Farm East Au rora New York Sired by Dare Devil 24M8 record 209 slroof The Jlcau Ideal S1K Son of hlambrlno King 12iO lire of Lord Derby NlRhtloRnle MeUllo The Queitor Lord March Lady of the Manor hclrat Law King Ohurlei Mock InK Uo y Mtrcfi nil with records under 3OSH t First dam Naughty Olrl by Ilex Amerl cus 2MOO 2nd dam nucrrna br Mntnbrlno King J7D 3rd dam Uotlet by Nutwood 600 4th dam Topaz by tratbmorr 9th dam Mlllard by Albion Cth data Ned r y Edwin Forest 7th dam Lady Turner by Mambrl Chief ChIetThe War eld wai worked only OOdajslatt season and ihowed a 224 clip over a bad half mile track lie Is sound good headed good palled good wind good feet and 111 and kind and easy to handle In one out of harness one that will stay and trot nil day He will make the nreteut season At Sam M Owens near McKinney at f IS to triune a living colt Mare traded off or bred to another horse forfetu Insurance and makes season money due Lien retained on colts until season U paid ENOLEMAN ft OWENB i I 1 I sw sa I a f f f I f I S I a f Ir I I if I S t Ii I i y S HIGLEDDY PIGLEDDY The Latest Novelty in Mens Hats as This style has just made its appear ance in the larger cities See our stock for the latest novelties and the best STAPLE SHAPES 1 Let us Sell You Your Next Hat J CUf1IIINS MCLARY Stanford Kentucky Millinery Opening At t The Charles Wheeler Emporium APRIL 6TH AND 7TH i 7THt r i With n display of 400 patterns from tho fine Parisian creation to the every day walking hat A cordial invitation ia extended to our patrons of Lincoln Boyle nnd Casey counties i A Tiling Of Beauty Is A Joy Forever Especially if it is a beautiful Bath Room Dont fail to see my sample bathroom in window A complete outfit I have two I complete outfits to select from different style tubs closets and lavatory See My white enamel sink with back and hard wood drain board It is a beuutYli l S H ALDRIDCE st GEf Phone 116 Depot St Stanford Ky Talk to Geo H Farris About StovesAny Kind You Need Hes Got Em iI iF I 1 3 0 J r Y j 1 w

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t The Interior Journal Entered in tlll PottOffice at Stafford at rrcond class matter PDIltilHtlBO TUEHUAYS AND PIUDVYS AT 100 PER YEAR CASH HPWhen not so paid 1200 wilt be charged NOTICE You should tee us before you let out your house carriage and root palming Paper hanging a specially We bare samples ot from throe leadlnjthouses the world paper and can sell you wall paper cheaper than you can stenl It Estimates furnished on ap plication All work guaranteed J J DKIIIEN R Co Somerset street e J Ha IOONE I CO Proprietors LIVERY flND FEED STflBUE Stanford Kv Hood Livery Service at Reasonable Rates Dealers In Also t Street Call on us on Depot Ooal BD CARTER Successor to Bruce c Carter Livery Feed and Sale Stable Depot Street STANFORD KY Special attention to Commercial Men Your patronage is solicited Hones handled on commission Stock Puns In Connection HOTEL PROPERTY AND STABLE FOR SALE I desire to sell privately try hotel proper ty and livery Itlble In lIustonvtlle Build ing can housed AS hotel or private resilience and Is well arranged for two families eta ble has SO stalls and Is In good repair Plen ty water at barn ADd hotelIf house 1t not lold by Jan 1 will rent 11 and caD give tlos sesston on that date Can Rive pofscMlon of barn If rented or sold separately on Nor 25 House and barn newly covered Ho tell In Graded School district For further particulars call on or address ns OARPrSXEn lIu1JDylllKy DaJtl Tray tor OCALIB IN WlHskn Brandu Wines Beer Gloars Etc I Gerpntar Mouse STANFORD KY t Aloe to Depot I prom pi ID2 lit atuntlon Nothing but the be 1 to ddnk MIh phone cr 111Iapll orders ItCilv pronrtttuntlon vromptatteanonGive Give Me Your Order I Can Please You Why buy ready made clothing he r I i there is so little difference in the price ol high grade ready made Bulls and a suit made to out measure taken by an ex perienced tailor I have a handsome line of Spring goods I can make from Ii low price business suit to the finest dress suit Also Spring overcoats and trous ers The company I represent is one ol the best I also have a line of goods I make up m11ll for those who prefer It H C RUPLEY tho Tailor r Valuable Property For Sale I fen acres of land a two story front 7 t rooD cottage The house Is now Aplon did garden and orchard There Is a large and the mill on the place a good crusher dam Is In good repair and the natural pow the mill In running Is economy er great did business Everything Is ID Does a splendid mod and has all necessary put Dulld good repair ReThe owners only reason for selllDg be has ex 1s the rush of other business as tensive farming Interests to look after Fork about This property is on the flanging I miles from Stanford and cun toe bought at a dress bargain O Thurmond For furlher Lytle particulars lyor ad L It Hughes Stanford Ky POSTED We whoie name appear below strictly forbid banting tubing or any kind of tres i pasting on our places and will prosecute violator to the full extent of the law Mn Kate Ador Kelchenbach Bros Fred VonOruenlgan Albert VonOruenlgan Fred VonAUman Fred liautnann Alfred Simpson George Uolmes Miss cattle U Hewes F Relchcnbuch Charles Cum min Jos Ballnu A 0 Dunn S M Holmes W E Amon1V K Daugherty M J Hoffman M D Elmore Peter W barter J Nevln Carter hornakers I Thomas Forrlll Green Fcrrtll F J Conn John BOamenlsch Sam Trowbrlilge A n Root I r NUMBER aril ONE tI1H1 r I VeterinaryLiniment r 1 t I IA 1tlon A universal embrocation for affec Sdons of the akin muscles f S and joints of HORSES AND CATTLE Valuable for sprains brulseslama I I nets ringbone spavins poll eyl founder HjrenvM of Joints weakness I of joints wind gays callus frost bites external poisons swellings sand crocks uudother dUeiso DIRECTIONS Always shake the IwelllngI dheSoI I sores cleanse them with warm water and pour on the Liniment until It I soaks well into them or rub the Lin iment gently over the sore with to soft place of cloth For sprains sllf 4oln18 etc the Liniment should be thoroughly rubbod Into the pm af I fected throe times a day For cracked heels ringbone poll evil etc tho general directions are 1J ap ply the Liniment freely twice dally 25c 50o and II bottles for sale by J I DR W N CRAIG 1 IJPharmacist STANFORD T KY KYJ t LSTANFO If b 11 fl hr r UMBRELLAS I Recovered and repaired and made almost as good as new for a small amount 1 can Hx your umbrella better than the tramp repairers and for less money Give me a trial UNIt ATKINS Stanford For Rent or Lease A splendid largo dry goods storeroom and a large warehouse attached recently occupied by Levy Bros Stanford Ky Ap ply for particulars o J B Owsley or to The Lincoln County National Bank J B OWSLEY Sanford Ky For Sale Privately J My house and 10 acres of land situated just outside of town limits on the Somerset pike House has 7 rooms kitchen and ser pent room good cellar stable and all necessary outbuildings Water hydrant In the yard and one for stock J P BAILEY Nice Home For Sale I laving decided to return to Somerset I offer for sale privately mv home on East Main Street In Stanford The residence Is a six room cottage brand new bath room and all conveniences The lot contains about IK acres of land and the home Is a most delightful one Tor further particu lars call on or write mo at Somerset J 11 Beck or Wm Beck at Stanford I1y I BEECHER My Urge DUck Jack will make the season of 1905 at my UM three miles North of Gab Orchard at 96 To INSURE A LIVING COLT money due when colt Is foalej or the liar parted with a lien retained by law on colt until season Is fttl Not responsible for accidents but care taken la prevent same Beecher Is 8 years otl and Is black with white points sired by Joe Blackburn and he by Second I Prince anJ he by Imported Prince from Spain j NaomlsThlyd Third dim Olen Blithe Fourth dam the Bennett I Jennet A H STt ALL I Crab Orchard Ky 0I Peyton I DEALER IX Staple and Fancy Gro ceries Fruits Veg etables Cigars and i I Tabaccosk Stanford r RESTORATIVE CURES NERVOUS DEBILITY Too world anires men who arc ttttmx In phytmt 1 mental and sierra torre i men of ambition eneriry awl personal magnetlssnl the true type of Irttct manhoo1 To utain this tai nnl 18 1111110 1god health Nryt widen nte esba tty tortblleal and menti lIelopmntanilmahurorUI hiDIf Nnrtslurts lurts Hv u Debility rlllnf Mmrr Vlltl w i i I to Proitr tlonSlMpl lin iilxlothrrtr ut lMciu to oTrrworkwnoklnirdnifi riabits and other cnf a 1 hake rich b blood an4reyIn wasted anI KnnmllT good for women llooklet free 1rletilw ai ot HU for lion iKniid with ague lI1Iarallee PCrrCR MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CHICAGO U S A At Pennys Drug Store I GEORGE HUR a One of the finest English coach horses in the StAte will make the present season a my place on Silas Andersons farm at elo to insure a living colt money due when colts gets up or mare is parted with a I lien retained on colt until season money is paid George Hur is black four white feet and while face weighs when in good shape i Coo pounds stands full 16 hands and is sixyearsold the coming Spring George Hur is model suple and quick a splendid driver a quiet and safe horse at any work lIe was sired by Ben Hur Major 273 3135 Grand Sire Scott 2430 Dam Jennie Beatrice Clydesdale George Hut has some of the finest colts in the country has proved to be a sure foal get ter George Hur is half English coach and half Clydesdale best draft horses in the State For further infcrmation call on ar write Wm Sprinkles at Rowland Ky and we invite all lovers of horses to I call and examine George Hur Care taken I to prevent accidents but not responsible should any occur I will also stand my fide jack Jim Por ter at the same place at 3 WM SPRINKLES Rowland Ky I ELECTRICIAN 5007 R1 Recordaaa14 Sire of Midi ffi Bectilmont aai 14 Cretchen as4 t4 1rlnre II a1 14 Leta aa1 own brother to Grateful v T sin list Electrician Is a brown stallion ij 34 hands high I standard registered He Is by Electioneer lit sire ol 166 dams of us he by HarjiDletoman to sire of 40 dims of nl hebyAbdilUh q sore of i dams of 7 Kent mare by Imp Bellfounder Electricians tst dam Rebecca dam of Benul 317 Rexfor4aae Allan r 26 Russenole 0 o etc Rebecca by Gen Benton I1JJ sire of it dams of 63 he by Jim Hcott 8j6 sire of a Lady Benton by Grays Ibm lelonlan to Sec ond dam Umbel dam cf Clifton BcH 314 1IJlla 2o anJ chimes Bell sire of Van Zajtroy 14 the by Abdallah Sar Third dim Emma Mill dam of J sires etc by Aiterlran Starve Electrician Is a royalbred horse fine stytoand ac lion with great beauty He Is a horse that possesses great speed and gameness although his record Is on ly aas 14 he repeatedly showed miles In 315 A number of his get has been sold for roaditers bring ing from Sloo to 1500 As most of his colts are beauties with fine action style and size I can recom mend him as a great stock horse Will make the leon on same conditions and al I m place as clay King at the In of tj CLAY KING 2964 RecorJ 317 34 Sire of Dick Wilson 308 The King 310 13 Ma i lite O 317 14 Tom Phair 317 14 Nellie Bruce 318 14 Cay Wilkes 311 14 Daisy At 331 j4 The Guar OJ 14 The Raven 336 Juttln M 016 14 Dorido ttt 14 anJ eight others with records of bet ter than jo sll trotters but Dick Wilson pacer By King Clay 59 She 01 Mill LIIuIO4 Mar ble 314 tlaymore 317 j4 tola 319 14 Klngrrmo 330Doc 33 i4Edgaf 138 13 Queen Clay 314 13 etc jst dim Amy 020 14 by Volunteer j dam of Clay King airs 34 anJ granddam of Volo Maid sal taSire of St Julian 311 14 SL Patrick 314 rr II others sons have sired I7J and diughteri have produced Dick 313 t3 Strnngwood 311 phi HomesUke ai4 t4 etc 3d dam Belle Brandon by llambieonian 10 dam of Amy 330 14 Gov Sprague 330 i3 sire f 38 Wllmar aaq 14 sire of 3 and Wlldalr sire of 3 Sire ut George Wllkes Eectlon ear Hippy Medium Harold etc jrd Jam Jenny by Young Bacchus Llr flu J9lre 01 Clay ICing Is i son of Harry Clay 45 dam Modesty 316 t3 by Tom Wodd r M7 3d dam Wells Star dam of Artllery 311 13 by American Star 14 j dam by Emmons pu roc rocClav King with any klnJ of stud opportunlfes would today be In the first fight of successful sires of extreme speed Ills stud career Is practically just begun and there Is not a horseman In the Blue Grass State who does not regard him as a wonderful slit of early and extreme speed Everyman at the Lexing Ion track has seen his get accomplish what has never been Jane by the produce of any other horse they have seen his yearling step quarters In u 14 seconds and then sell for startling prices they have seen his older representatives show as much speed gameness anJ genuine race norse qualities as those of any sire ever quartered In Kentucky Clay K nj will make the season of 1905 at the low price ot 13 JO to Insure a living colt A Hen retained upon the foal to secure the payment of the season All care will be taken to prevent accidents to stock In trusted to our care but should any occur we will not be responsible for the same W B BURTON Lancaster Ky 1 l FARMERS DEPARTMENT The profits from the Japanese tobac co monopoly for the first year are about 13500000 Mr Richard Dibb has sold to John Camenisch his 70 nero farm between Turnerevllo and McKinney for 6000 It is probable that Mr Bibb will move his family to Nashville Thomas McBeath bought eight year ling cattle from Allen S Luce at 2450 I anti 27 also a bunch of hogs from D N Prewitt at 4c M J Farris bought l Monday in Harrodsburg 70 choice red and roan steers at from 3 to 3ic Ad vocate A E Hundley booked 17 mares Mon day court day to his great young stal lion Red Bond 32278 Ho is a great trotter as well as one of the greatest show horses In Kentucky and people who breed to Red Bond will bo sure to get good sellers Harrodsburg Herald Large farms are not always econom ically managed But it is said vof the big farm or David Rankin oC Missouri that the owner makes it pay Ho has 25000 acres 22115 are under cultiva tion It is estimated that it takes more than 125000 a year to run it Mr Rankin employes about 300 men and uses 700 horses and mules in his farm work Rankins greatest pride is his corn field It runs a mile and n half and is n mile wide He is the man who said he would never sell a bushel of corn he produced He feeds it to live stock and markets it that way He says it is the only way to get its value The value of cattle sold annually from the Rankin farm amounts to a round 300000 300000Last Last Hope Vanished When leading physicians said that W M Smithart of Pokln In had in curable consumption his last hope vanished but Dr Kings Now Discov cry for Consumption Coughs and I Colds kept him out of his grave IJv say MTMs great spwlflu com pletely cured mo and saved my lIfo Since tlcn I have used it for over 10 years and consider it u marvelous throat and lung euro Strictly scion tiuV enre for Coughs Soro TbrQats or Colds sure preventive of Pneumonia Guaranteed JOe and t 1 bottles at G L I Pennys Stanford anti Lyno Bros I Crab Orchard Trial bottle freo i Cyrus Townsend Brady tells this story lor n young married couple in New York One morning at breakfast after look ing over a pile of bills the husband in quired Why do you have an account at so many stores my dearI Oh said his wife sweetly Dont you see If you buy by things that way it makes all the bills so much smaller A Daredevil Ride

Often ends in a sad accident To heal accidental injuries use LJuoklens Ar nica Salve A deep wound In my foot from an accident writes Theodore Schuele of Columbus 0 caused mo great pain Physicians were helpless I but Bucklens Arnica Salve quickly healed it Soothes and heals burns like I magic 25c at G L Pennys Stan ford and Lyne Bros Crab Orchard druggists craborchardj Seventy girls working In uhig cot ton mill at Pabianize Poland were made suddenly ill by poison which some miscreant had spread through the work room Thirty arc in a dangerous condition watyeasMts Of GO indictments returned by the Clark county grand jury 50 were against the Standard Oil Company Gen Frederick Funston has assumed commanjl of the Army Department oC1 California I The Old Un and Dr Osier I It was a gray bearded gentleman Who chanced to come iny way Good morning gransirc I remarked How do you do today Oh very well indeed my boy Ho answered with a smile This morn 1 took an icecold bath And walked full seven mile I breakfasted on ham and eggs At 7 of the clock Then took the subway Wall streetward To count my watered stock I run eleven railway lines I own full twenty bank Ive organized the toothpick trust Hit keeps me busy thanks At oclock this afternoon 0 When otllcu hours are through Just watch me take my exercise Im learning jiu jitsu At evening after dinner time mmfaL To make the long hours pass 1 sometimes lecture to the poor Or teach a Bible class And later in the wee small hours Lest any moment pall I work upon my novel which Ill publish in the fall Im feeling pretty peart he said But suddenly in fright The old man clutched his hoary beard And turned both faint and white For coming down the pike 4e saw A wellremembered form For it was Dr Osier with Acan of chloroform wr New York Globe Chamberlains Cough Remedy the Best and Most Popular Mothers by It for croupy children railroad men buy it for severe coughs and elderly people buy 1t for In grippe say Mooro Uros Hldou Iowa Wo sell more of Chamberlains Cough Remedy than nny oUii klnl H fffuif to have taken tho lead over several other goal brands There Is no quoution butthia medicine Is tho best that can lw procured for cougtys and colds whether It lx a ubltd or an adult that Is aQHotod It always euros and cures quickly Sold by Lyne Hros Crab Orchard Five attempts are alleged to last been made to burn Rucker Hall the girls dormitory of Georgetown College Georgetown ntCeorgetownDIXIE h DIXIE TIH On HlHttaii x nym luck llw tnw chit MMMIII lit lilY pine nrnr IVjrtoil Well cat I 10 Inurr n 1Ilnlt colt II to about b ImivU hlKlin iNWtitlful nimttwl poly HIM n pwrfFPt Individual Onrv tnkcii to prvvrnt iiorldeiitii lout not rv x inll l hould nny occur Murra arel nt rwiMHmhlc ralo CllAHUK NCXNKIIKY TurmrivllU Ky KING NAPOLEON dark Jnrk1461 hniuU high wal1 lir Turktniztuitii Nnimlmn lit ditni liy IllHrk lluwk No I who wee n Mimf llImlllhI IIP by IVtorn Blnrk Hawk Sod diuii liv Oar WKIII Will M rvi III liinrf le eldathenf hi owner at lie to Ilsurralivllu rsdt Trad lug the limn forfilln the InminiiKv No n slllllullolllt for niildent K I WOODS Htiinfonl Ky WOOD WILKES Trlnl IttCont ever Crnli Orrlmrd tnirk 11 ndlslnS Hlml liy IInIlI Wllkis ho liy IVUwkfyhf liy Ororuo Wllkf III liy ItyMlIrk llninldi tontnn in Wo4Hl Wllkcii It oath Kntlu row liy Crow Himiirglor Its liy the rv nowmxl HiiiUKKUr JilS 11 Kittli trown diuii liy Alinoiit Jr Ill by Col Wi f At nuiiit imliliun Tai huldrre Smut brloo his MuuilrlDiClilHf Xrtl Ontn l y Mrlntvrv IHliiiinrk Will iniikM tln prtmnt oniMin nt my pliirxon Htiiilcrwt pike I i3 mtUn nun Htnnronl ut till to Insure n ilvlnu colt was WllkfsUn roinluK ttyvnroltl mill linn nl riiuly Irons hliiiMlf n gn Itt bntilcr 1110 roltn xliow 11111111 mi nlmndiiiut HI style Tlivy nrc bill rtuiRy Mlowii nnd IhI well I Itll ntllllllMl Oil volt till KHIMIII U Mllll Nuns tnnlol or wild forftltn liiiimiiio and ninkf mtiMMi inoiipy din Mnnm Knunl nt IJHT tnniitli t un tnkiit to irfVfiit ntvl ilints but not rvniKiiiMbli uliotlld nny drrtif Illlh FELix WlilTK Htiinfonl Ky tomE nom or VINOL To the Convalescent ConvalescentWe helping hand to the sick who are slowly creeping back to health Vinol hastens recovery after any severe sickness After typhoid pneu monia or la grippe Vinol quickly restores strength creates an appetite for nour ishing food makes rich red blood and unlike oldfashioned Cod Liver Oil and Emulsions does not upset the stomach It tastes good Try it on our guarantee Respectfully PENNYS DRUG STORE STANFORD STANFORDtalas a H talas as ls The last resting place of your departed ones by the erection of a suitable Monument Let it be of exclusive and artistic design the best material and of perfect workman ship We carry the largest stock of Monu ments Markers and Tablets of Marble and Granite ill Central Kentucky Lettering done by pneumatic tools None better None cheaperWM ADAMS A SON Lexington Ky I to e 1 Galton 12910 Sited by Untnbetta Wlikr 2I0 lot dAm Da ij Field gr nddam ot Allm Wlkeet 1M7 Airrtta I5Vi br Knit Id the ot six In3 found lUnxot flu In 330 or batter Sod dam Quleliitci by KvnturUT IVlDPi Jr sire ut J Q J74 Lorivm lo 2ST and the dam of IS In his tIet and dam by Old Joe sire or lye dam wf J U 311th Gallon carries the blood of four lending fAuiIUrk Wllkn lUmbletonlin MnmbrluoUlilct and Peelet American Star Gallon l a dark bay IS Jv trrcdt hugo wlh line style and mtlon anda sire et peel Only three of Ualtun rlu lulIbcoen handlisl for ii tNJ Luring all wurk ed mile out In tiS and better This U evidence that he will let treaty of speed front the right clan of mares und a hors that cant get pre t cant get action or good road hnr ei I liavo rwently sold tour of bltrolu three to five teareod at an average of 1300 Boll another four tear old tit jilt aha got crip led berate Jilpplnf therefore toil the sale 4areoeethat I can toll at nnj tlmo for 1 100 Mr MUdloton anil n telt have one at Prvovlllo we have rfu rd fM fur Un wpl 1M ha dlr l this easen for speeda IleGd 0 0 Onr liUrlin a ynunc geld MR bj O llon and bin refiiMwl 3501 for bin lit bi d hilts lit 1009 This hi Jut a few initan ee flt recent 0nes Uaton has made all of bt ea onaat my stable II In all and served iii Isst t hre aaaoas aD mrrrnjc of 71 mares the lesion Title le anutlitr of the brt rd mtnondatlon ilallloa can have lie was a groat show homo ISisle Toungdityf hiring dwfcatdinnof the bstta harness elatiet and lalmted ui i ra f riat dUailvatiliyr oK ton tort b1 cripple In one shudder at a jwoyc rold with the cripple he COB work a tulle la SriS lib bat little handling ltd cotta have gone agtlntt and defeated tIe beet men or his colt having won a Its prftu turn at the IIn too lln fktr rrr the bet This U a few IniUnc nf what he baa already done not what hi l going to do far I think hi fular will be much bitter at the olaii of mares he U getting of late are wiwli better Viiao hie irl tratoa Uatonn lire GaoUttta 1111kee ha proda fd ore nt ih rare t farutltwi He has la In the SIO Ut ThIs U taut shies any oilier fool tee lu file Ho ban 161 In lu and better This U morn than HUT other tlrM of hu ng h i la the Ip list Qatnbetta Mini atd daughter hate vir len in the SW Hit Tilt U rxif that Oaltoti hat a right for what I naim for him Utt n will lard ai tic t t Inputs a lireo11 tnap traded off after brr ding f irfelt I Irn a uria afnr It ith of April ail nf QrdnlllllrlkIhone Ihone In r elacutt W M l un ll tunTlllf If DOCK CRAY 1 Shetland 1jnjr 6tearsold5orbe tal owned by Hugh seta rj ter win make rte lesion at 110 to luiurc a mrlng oil 111 le bT an iroportrd oQTtliat net llPOfl In the Shetland Island and u regarded hrbrricmrn an the best porn In Kentu kit dcfrallnga i bit camera In show ring In Ittta Llrn retained on sal rolta until ua Iwpaia Mart part ed with or tired etewberv forfilta tniuranre and money HS otnes due Will make the reason at my barn In the Writ End Of Stanford If nut at tame rail on lame U Held a lit Attph Hotel F II IIKAlKV Stanford KT First National I Bank Of Stanford Kri Capita Stock 50000 This institution was orlglnallr established a the Deposit flank of Stanford In Mil then rtorganlted aa the National flank of Stanford In KM and again reorganlted ai the First National flak of Stanford In 1641 having had practically an uninter rupted eiUtenee for 41 Jean It Ii better applied now with facllltlei for traniaet IngDutlneti promptly and well than ever before In Hi long and honorable rawer Accounts of Individuals Fiduciaries and Cor porations Solicited Officers J a tloOKEU red 1 3 T HARRIS V Pres JI UollOHnilTi Cbr W II WKARENAntOhr WEARENAOhtDirector Director r Raid Dtnvllle 9 T Harris Stanford J 9 HoeVor Stanford KlnnlllM a M D Kltnoro Stanford 9 II Ilauchuian Stanford T P Hill Stanford l lJu J II Raucbtuan Stanford p 1 J M Iettui Stanford 0 K Taw Stanford I LINCOLN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK u CAPITAL STOCK SOOOO Directors J n Paxton J H Owilay B II Shanks w0 Walker Oeo W Carte j II Iuttcr L O Qoooh WHOumralnn W M Ilrlghl It L Uubbtn vr II Shanks n n The Successors to The Farmers Rank A Trust Company aad under acme management xntlnnou y yfor SOLICIT YOUR BANK ACCOUNT Hoping lurch bulnpt relatlun will prove mutually beneficial Officers II II HUANK9 HUANK9rretlJent rretlJent J B Paxton 1uxtonVice Vice Iretldent

W U nitlOHT nitlOHTOaihlnr Cashier Vi O WALKER WALtCEUt Asat Cathie We Are Showing pron The Bust inanurncturcis in the counlrv a fine anil voll selected line of Ladies High Shoes and Oxfords livery laiy in i Crab Orchard and vicinity is invited to cull and Bee our stock and ho convinced that yon do not have to leave the U East End to drets the feit in an uptodate style WaE Perkins Lw B MoRoberts Crab IKy ISTANFORD Sells Jvnrlees Heady Mixed Paints Every gallon Guaranteed There iy none better Kev Spring patterns of Wall Paper AVhito Lead and Linseed Oil Also t A Tested and Sure Bed Bug Destroyer r J 1s