The Interior Journal (Stanford, Ky.)
April 25, 1905

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f if i fri t 1 t THE INTERIOR JOURNAL VOL XXXIII STANFORD KY TUESDAY APRIL 25 J905 NO 16 OTTENHEIM Gardening Is the chief work of tho dayJames of maY James Bros arc on the eve tnoy DIshon Ing their saw mill to Faulkner farm on the Stanford and Ottenhein pike Ed Bollard Thomas Collier and Jesse Kidd formerly of this place but now here to see their t of Somerset were girls best ram milk valuable lost n Ephrnlm James cow lost week U G Collier lost n nice mule colt Wm Anderson solei suckling a family horse toW T White Corn gMl price Henry Davie who has been seriously with peritonitis Is convalescent Jebb til Chandler who was successful operated on for nppendlcltls sever r was able to call and spend woks A ago his friend Henry Davis r few hours with n vis Tuesday John Wenlxel the Ot tenheim merchant who hw been w much Improved Mrs riously Ill Is hor John McKinney Is still confined to bed with grip Too Much Love Milton C Sohenckof Chtansp In M hb wife loj nlmnuovVK for defense i1 Justice Mnhony that ho was compel irevi homo IX cau o of Uip unreal to him eofawlfewlvr loved rarHllt8 of a tingrarHllt8 too much and bolloved In a perpotua honey roan call me en the tolo Shewouklcallmoup phone and we would Iwre eonvowntloi liko this Is this my ownHo boys T YPs door I Come homo and kill your IIttlo wife she would command hue i doll judge I just had to t She would call me home suddenly taking me from my work When I nr rived fenrinfc that some accident had befallen hor she would meet tneat the door Then she would say Why didnt tootsie kiM hit honoybunch owMy S this morning 7 It was a OMO of either Rive up work and live on love or give ul love nJHj eat And Judge i couldnt lived dovo 7i 1 coneludettatltotu That a good kind at a wife to have said the court and I am going to hold you for the grand Jury COMMA COSTS 2OOOoooAn In t tercating story is told of an inserted t comma which cost the United Slates t Government 2000000 When the United States Congress wa drafting tho tariff bill it enumerated in one sec tion the articles to bo admitted on the free list Among these were all for sign fruitplants Tho copying clerk in his superior wisdom omitted the hyi cn and inserted a comma after road all fruit 110 that the clause foreign fruit plants etc The mid take could not be rectified for about n year and during this tlmo all oranges lemons bananas grapes and other for cign fruits woro admitted free of duty or with a loss to the Government offal least 2000000 for that year tRheumatic Pains Quickly Re p Moved The excruciating pains nhawterls tic of rheumatism mid sciatica arc I quickly relieved by applying Cham berlains Pain Hahn Tho groat pain relieving power of tho liniment has y boon the surprise and delight of thous ands of suiTerers Tho quick rellol from light which It affords U alone worth many times its cost For Hale by Lviw pros Crab Orchard Homeseekere1 excursion to Michigan via Queen Crescent Route Ticket on sale May 2nd and IGth at greatly reduced rates to AuSablo Beaverton Branch Brethren Cadillac Gladwin Kalcva Manistee Merrill Lcwbton 1nnd St Helens Tickets are limited 1C days from the dato of sale Ask agents for particulars or write E N Aiken T P A Lexington Ky or W C Ilncarson G P A Cincinnati 0 a FriendHello old man I hear you were held up and robbed by footpads k lost night Oil Magnate I was FriendAwfully unpleasant exper ience eh7 Oil MagnatcOh I dont know It had its good points They didnt com plain that my money was tainted No said Senator Shugar somewhat indignantly I cannot lend myself tfl any such scheme But Senator Interposed the lobby 1st we dont want you to lend your self Youll be well paid for your trouble In the matter Sambo uotrd as saying Utat ha really doesnt know what has become of the chickens in his neighborhood but he specta theyve entered the ministry Hartford Herald Keep your bowels regular by tho use of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets There Is nothing better Porsalo by Lyno Bros OrabOrchard I LANCASTER A fairly good crowd was In town county court esterdayI Miss Irene Romans and her visitors Misses Cristy and Miles returned Mon day to Madison Institute at Richmond The Easter service given by tho chil dren of the Junior Endeavor Society Sunday evening at tho Christian church was very much enjoyed Rev H N Faulconcr preached at th Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening He is engaged in wan gclical work In the East A handsome picture of Miss Mary Lear who has been asked to act UII i8Niiaor at the Confederate reunion a Louisville in June appeared In Satur days Iisngs The flower salo to ho given by the Ladies Aid Society of the Christian church will begin Saturday 29th Thi flowers will bo on salo In the Evani rooms just below the Mason Hotel John M Duncan formerly county court clerk has nnnoutKod himself as n candidate for tho olllce of county judge subject to tho action of the republican party Nominations for other office will be mado later on but It fa undor stood that a full republican ticket will not be preiuntod Miss Mnyme Italian of Brynnlavilio htt been with relative hero for n feu days Mn J W Sw ney it with hoi brother in Ix ubrillo for n short while luulYIUOfor Owsley Farris of Mlvor Creek was In town Sunday Misses Sallle and Mar tha Blkin returned from Now Smyrna Fla whoro they have been siKimltnK the winter winterJJMo The marring of Mb Naomi HnmU ton and Mr J W Hamilton Sundnj farming was a surprise to their man frieoda Mb Hamilton and Mr Ham Hton accompanied by Mr Ed G Doty drove to Danvlllu and were married bj Dr R II Coarse returning homo thai night Mr and Mrs Hamilton are nt present at the Hamilton House Mrs Juliet Rogors and Miss Jennie Dunctin are in Danville with relatives Mn Rogers took part In tho musical program at the Second Prosbylerinr church Sunday Mrs C S Dcnmar tats iftuniad toher home in Nicholas vile after a visit to her paronU Mr and Mrs Alex Weal Miss Katie Lee Denny has boon with Miss Janio Doly J B Hutchins sold a horse to Gross S Sutton for 97 J S Pellus bough a mule for SO W II Brown sold li hogs to W II Brown at JJc J P Rogers bought a yearling horse from Valter Petlus for 8O Mrs Tom Tur nor sold n cow and calf to Briar Kemp jr for 36 Morford Dunn bought o ft II Montgomery 10 bushels of hemp seed at 125 G W Thompson sold a horse to Sam Morfonl for 100 and bought one from James Bratton for 190 190Chamberlains Chamberlains Cough Romedy tho Best and Most Popular Mothers by It for croupy children railroad men buy It for severe coughs and elderly people buy it for 111 grippe say Moore Bro KUlon Iowa ttc sell more of Chamberlains Cough Remedy than any otho kind It seems to have taken the lead over several other good brands I There is no question butthls medlolno is tho best ihat can lx procured for coughs nUll cold whether It IK a child or an adult that U uflllcted It aUays cures am ours quickly Sold by Lyno Uros Crab Orchard The death some months ago of George Washington Todd tramp am wanderer revealed that he was worth r 0000 which relatives in this State and Canada are now fighting for says 1 Rochester lad dispatch Some timt before he died Mattie Mattice of Onon daga Hill sheltered tho man While in her house he accidentally kill ed her canary and immediately wrote her n note for 5000 Tho woman kept it more for n joke than anything else but when the existence of Todd wealth became known presented il against his estate Surrogate Benton upheld the note as valid Other notes arc held by people who befriended Todd Cheated Death Kidney trouble often ends fatally but by choosing tho right medicine 1110 II Wolfe of Hear Grove la cheated death Ho says Two yearn ago I had Kidney Trouble which caused mo great pain suffering and anxiety but I took KIcctrlo Hitters which effected a complete cure I have also found them of great lx nellt In gen era 1 debility and nerve trouble und keep tlvpm constantly on hand since I llnd they have no equal 0 L Pen ny Stanford and Lyno Uros Crah Orchard drugglHU guarantee them at CO cents DolliverMrs Grimes says her hus band is the best man that ever lived Wicklow Maybe he Is but he isnt the best man that ever died for that man wits my wifes first husband Boston Transcript 4e NEWS NOTES Slate College girls are being taught i to swim by a unique system It is probable that the Chicago gram jury will investigate the teamsters strike A tornado cut a path through a Tex as town without Injuring a single resIdent idcntVirgihia Virginia Carroll one of the most noted lurfmen In the country died nt New Orleans Secretary Hay who has just left Genoa for Milan says he has quite re covered his health Charles Schwab Is negotiating will withIthu tho ttuEl lan government with view to building naval vessels Mrs Henry Anthony is under arrest at Columbus 0 on tho charge of poisoning her two children The handsome home of Brutus J Clay nt Auslorlllz Bourbon county valued nt 10000 was destroyed by fire Four men were asphyxiated and two seriously overcome by gas at tho Edgar Thomas Blast Furnacee In Braddock PnThe The Hamburg American Line steam or Pennsylvania from Hamburg brought on iU last trip 8030 p uengora 2880 being in tho slwrage A plot to kill the Cinr anti kinsmen was discovered among troops of the Im penal guard Many officers and people of royal birth are involved On the body of an unknown murder ed man found tied to n tree in West Virginia was pinnod to n card on which was written You will bother us no more Mrs Donald McLean of New York wan elected president general of the Daughters of tho American Revolution at the convention of the socIety in Washington Joseph Jefferson the veteran actor died at Wast Polm Boaeh Fin Sun day lib wife and two of his sons were at bb bedside The body will be takon to Itumrda flay Mass for burin burinPreaident Preaident Roosevelt will visit Chicago on Wednesday May 17 stopping over on his return trip to Washington from the West The Hamilton Club has ai ready begun arrangements for a public receptionThe The Federal grand jury nt Chicago resumed HA investigation of the buss ness of sausage casing as carried on by the beef packers Over a score of clerks and employes of the packers were examined Charging Alexander and Hyde with misappropriation of funds to their own use Chicago policy holders ask the Fed oral court to appoint a receiver to wind up tho affairs of the Equitable Life As suarnce Society The Daughters of the American Revolution adopted a resolution appeal ing to Congress to pass such legislation as might be necessary to destroy polit cal power in the Mormon Church which was termed a hierachy The failure of P J Potters Sons bank is announced at Bowling Green It had n capital stock of 75000 and de posits of 700000 It was the oldest bank in Southern Kentucky and was re garded as one of the strongest Depos itors will be paid in full During a circus parade in Columbus 0 six horses attached to an animal wagon ran away and crashed Into the windows of a furniture store There was a wild rush for safety by the spectators and several persons were run down and seriously injured Secretary Hitchcock dismissed Acting Superintendent Wilson of the Indian warehouse in New York and seven clerks for irregularities in office Sev eral employes who were being carried on the pay rotlswereIsaldqo U per forming no service forthegbvcrnmentT President Burris A Jenkins of the I Kentucky University t has received nI letter from Andrew Carnegie stating that the latter will give 25000 for the erection of n science building for that college provided the authorities of the Institute can raise a like amount of new ndowmentThe The low price paid by the Standard Oil Company for crude oil has led to renewed agitation regarding the estab lishment of Independent 1refineriesln Kentucky Local capitalists with ex tensive interests in the upper and low er fields are establishing n refinery at Georgetown and will make illuminat ing oil and asphalt About Rheumatism There are few diseases that inlllct more torture than rheumatism and there Is probably no disease for which such a varied and useless lot of rem dies have been suggested To say that It can bo cured Is therefore a bold statement to make but Chamberlains Pain Halm which enjoys an extensive sale has met with great success In the treatment of this disease One appli cation of Pain Halm will relieve tho pain and hundreds of sufferers have testified to permanent cures by its uso Why suffer when Pain Balm affords such quick relief and costs but a trifle For sago by Lyno HrosCrabOrchard HUSTONVILLE Miss Sudie of Stanford la vis sting Mrs J A Blain D S Carpenter sold to Sam C Mack In of Lebanon a coming threeyearold unbroken colt by Dignity Darefor 225 The farmers here are well up with their work some few having finished planting corn S M Owens finished on the 15th A large Irish potato crop was grown I In the West End lost year and 25c per bushel is the market price here and dull nt that price The commencement exercises of the Graded School will be held nt Alcorns Dpera House Monday night May 29th to which all are invited The inimitable Ralph Bingham will hold the boards at Alcorns Opera House here on Tuesday evening May 9 Come and enjoy a hearty laugh with the great humorist Walter VanArsdale sold a harness horse to Jas Harper forSUO D C Al Ien bought a car of hogs hut week for which ho paid sIc He b paying 2Sc and the rise for wool James Harper of Salisbury N C is here this week buying a carload of horses Mrs Amanda Bradley of Brad fordsville visited Mrs Weatherford and other friends hero last week fllnd I D S and C C Carpeuter sold to Wm Hermit of Chicago a four year old gelding by Dignity Dare for 000 George M Glyeift bought of D C Al Ien 72 ewes at 886lvith the lambs thrown in Prof Eubank was called to Winches ter Friday on important business lInij Mary Logan of Birmingham will ar rive this week to spend the summer with her many relatives and friends who anxiously wait to welcome a loving I and devoted woman All subscribers to this erwho lie I in the West End and on tho Liberty I and Chilton routes have their hats otf I again to the editor for having estab lished a rural route connecting closely with Rural Route No1 from thiiCptace by which connection the papers reach I here at 1 oclock the day of publication and Kidds Store Hartwell Liberty Ellisburg Pownrs Chilton and several other places later the same day The Hustonville ball team played Central Universitys first team here Saturday which resulted in a score of C to 2 in favor of our boys The result was an agreeable surprise to the Hus tonville team as two or three of their best players were not here and their places were faken by men some of whom had not played ball for two jears Thanks to lion C F Montgomery for efficient work at first base Yowell was in the box und two base hits was all that Central could find of his delivery Bring on another horse The board of trust cs of the Graded School vbitedlthe school in a body last Tuesday and spent several hours care fully inspecting and transacting other business After paying all expenses Cora nincMnontlis scliooCinchujingjaw rent they find lheywill stiff have snug sum left in the handS C treas urer 8 The building committee finds it canercct for about 3500 a building much better ndaptedfor purpose with tho surplus money over antl above the amount necessary to run n nine monlhs school without increasing the taxation one cent So the Graded School will have a home and when paid for the tax can and will be reduced Thanks of the entire community are due to the efficient board of trustees MATRIMONIAL Mrs Mary Moore aged 69 and Lloyd Riggs 67 eloped from Jefferson coun ty to JetTenJoniUe and were married i Cornelius and Aliss 1i mi 6ub son oofBurgin were married nt the home of the bride b the Rev WD Willburn Mr mid Mm Midget rvvpmeslthe hnllorl rJ our reaemrht the marriage of phi iliiiiulittT 11111eiutlnnto 10 Mr Tom Tliumti mi till 11111 lilt of Tueuiuythe tutu of May one thousand nlno hundred und fin nt right oclock I lit Wnltonn OHT HoiiKC ritiiornl Admission SV HoservtMl Htiits V IIChllIrnl On May 10th at high noon the mar riage of Miss Mary Louise eldest I jaughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Mc Afee to Mr J W Hutcheson cashier i 9f the Citizens Bank of Brodhoad will I be solemnized at Providence church In McAfee the home of tho bride This wedding was to have taken place last fall but owing to a death in the brides family was postponed until Spring ilnrrodsburg Democrat A Daredevil Ride I Often ends In a sad accident To heal iccldental Injuries use Duck lens Ar nica Salve A deep wound in my foot from nn accident tt writes Theodore Schuele of Columbus t5caused me grent pain Physicians were helpless jut Hucklens Arnica Salvo quickly Baled It Soothes and heals burns like naglo 2oo at G L Pennys Stan lord and Lyno Bros Crab Orchard druggists Ai limitation For Everybody 1 To come to the New Store and buy your Spring Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats and Caps Ladies and GenU Furnishings HighGrade Goods at Low Prices SAM ROBINSON Next Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank STANFORD KY We Sell WARRANTED PURE VINEGARS Nothing 14 ninriMinwliolcsonu mid tin ogerms to liPiilth tliini the ehcnn urld vlmKiir fmiuciitly otTentl fur wilflmt you should know Unit HKINX V INKUAKH comply with tho nun food IIIWH of every Htiitw In the Inlun mid ivory country In the world They lire only strictly mid iitaolutely mire wholesome und nufe but they urn properly nueil Kinooth mid dvllcntv In flavor nnil iiromn Helnz pure elder vliie nr from Ural reingofap pits Ifvlnz whlti plrkllmt viiiiKiir llitllliil from nnilii Helnx pure mult vinegar brew d from mulled Imrley W H HIGGINS STANFORD KY LaPorte Vehicles Over 300 oC these pleasure vehicles have been sold in Lincoln county which is of itself evidence of their merits The follow lug list of representative citizens who are using LnPorte LincolnI is made up from memory there are ninny others to allof whom we refer as to evidence of the worth of this work Preston Deck Hon J S Owsley Sr Srj las F Cummins Hon M C Sautlcy J B Paxton lion H C Warren Rowan Saufley John Heck john Beazley Livery LiveryI I M Bruce Livery L R Hushes W P Grimes J S hockey Bank Presdt John Inn ui W ij OBannon Andrew Gooch Cicero Reynolds I F Hbldam Honest Work Attractive Styles M S Baughman Jas H Baughman Ino S Baughman BaughmanHenry T D Newland Col T P Hill J W Brooks Jack Beazley Vm Underwood Luther Underwood Crit Eubanks Robert Sims K VanArsdale John Bingaman James Hays J C Bailey Thos Dudderar Porter Robinson Sidney Dunbar Full carload of these popular vehicles re cently received by E T Pence Co Agents for Lincoln County r To popularize their new business in new buildings with New Stocks and New Lines being added i L G Weatherford Got Asks you to call ami you will bo convinced that they can feather your nostum We Are Showing prom The Best manufacturers in the country a fine and well selected line of Ladies High Shoes and Oxfords Every lady in Crab Orchard and vicinity is invited to call and see our stock and be convinced that you do not have to leave the East End to dress the feet in an uptodate style I W E Perkins I 1 t E P Woods Robert Woods James Woods W H Higgins J No Menefee Sam W Menefee S J Embry Sr E T Pence E C Waltona W C V C Shams W W Withers J C Hays m James Lynnm Judge 1D P Bailey vV R Denhain A C Carman C Vanoy H J Darst Crab Orchard JCy

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I Ij The Interior Journal f E C WALTON r z i THIS months Pearsons Magazine gives the truo facts by an eye witness of the shackling of President Davis of the Southern Confederacy and confirms the impression that President HoosC velts estimate of Gen Miles who or dered the cowardly act done is correct 11 lie is absolutely worthy of no consider ation by the Southern people In fact he merits the supremest contempt for the base humiliation he put on their be loved leader If the general has polit loal aspirations he had as well curb L them His name Is Dennis sins the damaging revelation I i SOME good friend of Senator Black I 11 burn sends us a book telling of the has fmany great things that gentleman done in both Houses of the National Legislature the greatest of which was the pulling of a colleagues car A man with a record so good should have opposition for no office he seeks and Judge Paynter will doubtless quit the f race after he carefully peruses the lat est literary contribution What Has Blackburn Done EVERY one who has seen his match i less portrayal of Rip Vdn Winkle will rejoice to know that the illness which threatened to put Joseph Jefferson to a longer sleep than old Rip experienced has been mastered and hopes are now i entertained that he will live much long er and continue to prosper LATER Sine the above was put In type the old actor has crossed the river of death and now sleeps the sleep that knows no waking tTnn marriage of a niece of Andrew Carnegie to rfoachman has caused great excitement in Pittsburg and New v t York but reports say the NewI a capable one and while he may nol I make as much money as a sleeping car porter we see no cause for alarm about his failure to provide for his bhnnit bride The New York and Pittsburg l people should have something real ex citing to gab about WHILE the two branches of the pro I rhibitlon party fought for supremacy in t f the home of the original Keeley cure hospital at Dwight Ilf the supporters of saloons slipped into power Dwight 8whose title to fame comes from the fact that the big Keeley Institute is lo cated there for the first time in 21 years has let down the bars for the sell ers of liquors 1CALEB POWERS has secured the as sistance of ExGov Richard Yates o f 1 Illinois to prevent justice being meted t out to him at his fourth trial at George k town In May The securing of addi tional counsel leads us to believe that Caleb feels his guilt and imagines hi almost feels the halter draw r ti THE Philadelphia Press wants to know if a womans kiss is worth 550000 Nay verily if she lives in the Quaker City but if you are talking of a Ken tucky woman thats a different matter matterIt t There are women in the Blue Grass State that it would be cheap to kiss at 100000 per So fashionable is appendicitis in British society circles that says Lon don Opinion many women would rath er have it than a threequarter length z photograph in a magazine The di sease is getting almost as fashionable in Kentucky KentuckyEDWARD EDWARD ATKINSON an authority on the subject having figured closely finds that a woman can dress herself hand somely on 65 a year Who will be the e first good woman to prove that Mr A knows what he is talking about THE Cincinnati Enquirer says if the demand for governmental ownership 1continues to spread the women will 1 soon Insist on the government taking charge of the department stores t SUSAN B ANTHONY says that women r have too many children As Susans next will be her first she has no kick coming in that respect POLITICAL Senator Laban Phelps has withdrawn from the race for mayor of Louisville I Prof W P Baugh of Science lilliI 4 has announced for Representative of Pulaski I PulaskiPresident r President Roosevelt has accepted Mayor Dunnes invitation to stop over I In Chicago on his way back from the f West I WestThe nnti boycott bill passed by the Colorado Legislature was signed by Gov McDonald Violation of its pro visions is punishable by fine or im prisonment or both I Major Wm M Armstrong of Cleve land 0 formerly editor of the Plain Dealer of that city who is said to have t suggested the rooster as the emblem of the democratic party is dead Hon Charles A Towne says that the Pipresent tendency toward what is called 0radicalism is an outgrowth of dis I 0 obedience to the law on the part of the great combinations seeking to estab lish monopoly Senator Orville H Platt died at his I home in Washington Conn after a i yS I long Jllnesp The immediate cause of his death was the breaking of nnab scess which had formed in the light lung Strangulation ensued The Sea ntof was conscious and apparently with out pain until the last moment IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES B P Martin sold to Thomas Cecil r horse for 125 Lutes Co bought 70 stock ewes und lambs last week at 175 The aged mother of Judge W L Brown of London is dead Perry Cole has been appointed post master at Pittsburg for another four yearsJ J C Tipton associate editor of the Middlcsboro News was killed by n train near PinovilleI Red Men tf Hnrrodsburg will give a street fair and carnival during the week beginning May S The home of Joseph Richardson near Faubush PulaskJ county burned caus ing a 1500 loss with no insurance George and Frank Ward and J B Landram were held over to circuit court on the charge of killing Jeff God at Pittsburg PittsburgMrs Mrs It L Salter is dead at Danville She is survived by a husband and three children Mrs G W Chesnut Mrs Humphrey Hudson and Mr Robert Sal ter all of Boyle The Fiscal Court of Washington county after having been in session for two days for the purpose of electing a road supervisor elected G T Clements at a salary of 750 The body of constable Dan Jones was found In n mangled condition near the railroad tracks at London It is thought that he was murdered and rob bed before his body was placed on the railraod track for the purpose of hid ing the crime The postofllcea at Funston and Sloan I are discontinued The Sloan mail will go to Bronston and the Funston mail toI Savage The Dallas postofllcc has also been discontinued the mail being sent to Shopville All of them are in Pulas ki county countyThe The Cumberland Railroad Company has begun the work of grading its 12 mile extension up the valley of Brush creek Knox county and will fully de velop the immense deposits of coal in that region When the mines are fully I developed several thousand men will be 1 employed I The announcement Is made by officers of Central University that the chair of English literature vacated in January by Dr Frank H Chase now of Beloit College Wisconsin will be occupied next term by Maurice G Fulton now a professor in the University of Michi gan at Ann Harbor Cov Beckham commuted from life imprisonment to two years the term of James Mise of Laurel county an in mate of the State penitentiary Misc was sent up in October 1903 upon con viction of having killed Elisha Whitta ker The judges of the court of appeals recommended clemency Editor W P Walton whb has been anxious to launch a newspaper in Frank fort br purchase tho Kentucky Journal has made a deal with the owners of the Journal and will take charge of the sheet at once He is one of the most fearless journalists in Kenucky and will within a very short time thor I oughly rejuvenate the JournalAdvo cateA A meeting of the Stockholders and Directors of the Cumberland Nash ville Railroad Company was held at Burnside and it was definitely de termined to begin the construction of the proposed railroad from Corbin to Nashville the coming summer and a contract was authorized to be entered into with a Cincinnati Construction Company at once for the building of 20 miles of the road from Burnside to Monticello via Mill SpringsSomerset Journal Here and There All grades of refined oil have been reduced a halfcent a gallon Ivan Palaczat 102 years old is under arrest at Agram Austria for burglary Since the promulgation of anew law bullfighting has been resumed all over Spain Henry Wells shot and fatally wound ed Frank Amos at a dance hall in Sharpsburg Easter contributions to the churches oC New York City are said to have ex ceeded 250000 It is stated that President Castro of Venezuela shipped 1400000 in gold for deposit in New York Hedwig Niemann Raabe a noted German actress is dead in a Berlin in stitute for mental diseases One person was killed and half a hundred wounded In a collison between workmen and policemen at Valparaiso hiliField Field Marshal Oyama is said to be awaiting news of the sea fighting be fore resuming his operations against the Russian land forces On pretense of serving a search war I rant three men gained entrance to theI apartments of Mrs D Gilmore InI 20th street New York and stole din monds worth 2500 I SEATS on sale at McRoberts drug s tore for the Tom Thumb wedding Reserved I served seats35c general admission 25 cents CHURCH MATTERS Rev James Call a Methodist preach er aged 85 Is dead at Milton Rev J G Livingston will preach at Crab Orchard next Sunday at 11 oclock A M Rev L M Omer will preach at the Hubble Christian church at 280Sunda afternoon next Rev R B Mahony preached n splen did Easter sermon at Bradfordsvilli Sunday to a large congregation Rev Walter Holcomb is conducting an Interesting meotingnt Jackson Bus loess houses close during services The revival at the First Baptist church Somerset conducted by Evan gelist Martin closed with 30 conver sions Rev Gilbert Glass of this place and Dr E M Green of Danville oxchang ed pulpits Sunday and both congrega tions heard good sermons On the cross just as the Savior died centuries ago a fanatical member of the Penltentes is reported to have died yes terday at Torres Las Animas county Cal ColDr Dr Dorgan pastor of the Danville Baptist church will begin a protracted meeting at the Baptist church here on Wednesday night Services will bo held at 3 and 730 I M Everybody come and help 0 M Hue pastor Frightful Suffering Relieved Suffering frightfully from the viru lent poisons of undigested food C OI Grayson of Lula Miss took Dr Kings New Life Pills with the re sult he writes that I was cured All stomach and bowel disorders give way to their tonic laxative properties 25c nt G L Pennys Stanford and Lyno Bros Crab Orchard druggists guaranteed guaranteedTHE THE L N will run a special train to Louisville Sunday May 21st at the low price of 175 for the rj rdtdv It will leave Stanford at G A M Two cars for white people will be attached T T J Stigall sold a horse at Lancas ter for S75 Si5NABOTH INABOTM JR Xulolli Jr Un UuuUful dArk IKIV will IIPUVV tiinnr nud lull with tx tU jft i l uty of Ktylv and tlnlih and hiimxtiriin high no tlou H wl If wiirlutl would Urn n fllt ii n old Nalwtthhilr llviiorrr 10 hand luaii IIllthIllb Nay lit1 Is lir Ita wrllkmiwn Niilmth win wiiHulml liy WnUlniMmin inv of Ijititmli 21711 nul aunty others In the 111 Will liiilhiim NulKithWIrf U n Mm of U org rlllWllkl ryDurex MIII of lliimbletonlnn nnd ttrc i I ta R bed y MfHwMKfrlhlif JrsXml tlnm liycrlt IHivli MirInd dniii n thoroughliml Jit will nutkr th e entail of ItIS lit my table In Htnnfartl Ky Ht the low price oftliUO to Innuro n hllIl colt Money dim when volt I fonlitlor iiinr I tmrUtl with Sntrctradriorntttotvifron i tite e roueS unlll MtlMIII l lUllll nlKtli Ii ron liliml liy thiliiftt horiuinei to In the iKtt horn In Kenriickv to bard ti for hllthluu liiirii i horwu tw him In foivjou lirevtl J It HKAIKYNtunford Ntunford Ky PROSPECT 2087 DESCRIPTION Foaled April aS 1900 i 6 hands high solid bay with white feet be hind a model in form with superior style a show horse second to none either ic I harness or under saddle PEDIGREE Sied by Dignity Dare 1982 he by Chester Dare he by Black Squirrel he by Black Eagle he by King William Dignity Dares ist dam Lizzie Mont by Welchmont he by William Welch he by Rysdicks Hambletonian Prospects ist dam Dora Deane 2740 br On Time ne by Stonewall Jackson Sr 2nd dam by Joe Abdallah he by Abdallah Glencoe 3rd dam by Funks Sumpter Denmark 4th dam by Black Hawk Morgan jth dam by 01 iver he by Wagner 6th dam by Imp Messenger Will sene a limited number of mares the present season at 13 to in sure a live colt Money due when colt is foaled or mare traded or parted with Mares grazed al2 per month all bills paid before removal of mates not respon sible for accidents or escapes Three miles from Shelby City on the Hustonville R pikeCARPENTER CARPENTER SANDIDGE J K BAUGHMANS I BAUGHMANSNABOTH NABOTH By Nfiboth bay threo years old and a much liner bone than lilt ilreio wall known In this part of the State aa a breeder of peed itrle and durability Dam Nora Nor val by Nova 3 I4J a Mm ot Electioneer 125 Nora Norvali ant dam by Metropoli tan son of Hambletonlan 10 ilroof George Wilkes and Electioneer 212 dam by Mambrl no Starlight 3rd dam by Oliver 4tb dam by Wagners 6th dam by Imp Tranby Gth dam by Thornton Battler A apietldld Individ ual with a pedigree ai fine as any hone HUMMER JR Rayitallton J6JJ band a good Individual with abundant ipeed lIe II by Hummer 6112 lire of Bouncer 200 Stately 8 11H Spat peen 2123 Quickly 2ii4K Mountaineer M15Jf Bpecdon 2t10341SIn 2i30 Hummer 1112 Is a Ion of the renowned Electioneer and save one is the only sun of Electioneer Ivlngthat II out ot a George Wilkes mare and with tbe exception of Arlon If the only ion landing In Kentucky that hall a SiOD performer to hli credit llummer Jrsdum Is ulma by the great Lord Itmjell dam 3odlva by Auditor 773 HAPSBURG 509 Great coach stallion 161 hand high by Imp Olosterand out of u mare by Wonder tut Boy Anyone wishing avery high bred coach horse to breed on standard bre4 mares for getting style speed and action should lee tbli hone JESSE ALVERSOND Shetland Pony Flue Individual good breed er style and action All of these horse will stand at 110 to In sure a living colt NAPOLEON I Will also stand my Jack Napoleon at 110 to insure mares anlf 110 by the season from fromApril Mares grazed aU2 per month which In all cues must be paid before they are removed Care taken to prevent accident but not re ponilble should any occur J K BAUGHMAN Hostonvllle Ky i B S i I Mens Furnishings t e 41 It tit e j 1 Fl I a t Are n very special part of our batlnoes anti are carefully whloh t f wl in every detail lho Fountain Shirt low fitting collar lull hotly long skirt nml every length sleeve from 01 to 84 l iuohca in nil the now colors in Negligee Style Separate Cute or GufJit uttnuhcd Price fiOo 81 8150 nml 2 sizes 14 io 19 Vo are the only people in Stanford who fell the Har ris Suspender and Belts Unquestionably the best Suepeftleri in the world That a big fpcooh but it is TRUE Try them nml yon will be convinced A new lot received yesterday of Urtistoin t Kicea Neckwear and theyaro beauties In String 4Iuhande Winsorg Ascots and Drew Bows Collar CuiM ItIuhnIHI drens HoPe in lllnck and Tan Mens Underwear 25o flOo and 51 per garment Nainsook Undershirt Klnitic Scam Drriw I

tl t 6 t r 1 M t It 1111 f I u I I H J MROBERTS STANFORD I MROBERTSohSTANFORDj 1 llnvi your colts cm trubtl by ssI T F GROSS I lnlhI1I I the tvrllknawr fi I tmtur of Lanes nml t horw doctor Hntli fUtin kwtrnntwl FOR SALE 1 McCINNEY ROLLER MILLS loITer for sale mr mill and rrnldrnc ID faR SO barrels and meal 160 bushels per day Ullllv well Itlpped with modern maclilo ery In good repair Hat itorage capacity ot 5000 bushels of wheat also large corn bias and crlbt Wagon scales operated from cadre coal bias and Ice home All ender root Never tailing water in mill lot Mil l s within 100 feet of Cincinnati Southern H U track and hat private tiding The loea tlon It good for the following reasons Me Klnney It nearest market to many of the largest wheat and corn grower In Lincoln county Ire territory furnHhlng custom grinding The feed and coal business In connection with mill pays oell No trouble to market all products trots mill HM deuce U a two tory nix room frame with cistern on back porch Mllkliou at bark door cemented all comparatively new Largo barn buggy homo In mill lot On al count of my tailing eyesight and health mea to quit the milling business For further particulars call on or address Dr Edw AII corn Ilu tnnvllle Ky or W II McKinney Stanford Ky I KyJ McKINNEY McKinney ICy DIGNITY DARE No 1932 Vol5 AS H It Mahogony bar back point white only on left bind foot 9 years old 15 a H band high weighs 1200 ppuiidi strong Hut bone heavy mane and tall good back with long craney tapering neck well set In high mounted shoulder a addle hone head and alwaysa wear blue itring In model ring wonderful style In harness a ihow hone turn When one year old wore all hooon In his clan wherever shown alto tbe blue tlo In sweep as 3T rold lie wauborn 11 time and wore 13 blue strings has never been defeated In fancy harness rings baa always been the victor In utalllon take ring ai a breeder when shown with three or more ot his get for tze style and general conformation and for all purpose lie It a saddle hone with five distinct galu fait line acting racker good In two walks and i nice loper very poiltlve In hie trot under laddie and In harness great all around action Itl U re quired for an uptodate lire of high priced anlo horse for saddle or harness He ti a ure enough harness home graceful stylish and fait can show eighths In 18X seconds a 2S8 gait with but little handling did this last fall one rear ago afteuervlogOI mar In the aprlog lie l no sei edof wonderful nerve and fipecdenop h to get a trotter for track use or gentlemen roadster large handsome stylish heavy and strong enough to get carriage bone with a kindly dispo sition for all purposes of a family hone tie la tlllI bone to lire parken stylish grace ful lubntanco and docility It hal been given up by horsemen that ha 1 ono of the mot uniformhorsemen inKentucky life moat uniform breeder In Kentucky He types his colts utter himself i has novel sired a lorrel colt The mot profitable homo for the farmer and small breeder to produce is the hone which serves the widest range of purposes well Ili colt are show colt of tho very highest type blue string winner from the oldest to the youngest PXDIUHEE i Slrod by 01 ster Daro 10 N 8 II Khe by Illack Squirrel 68 he b UIck Eagle 74 he by King William 67 ho liy Washington Denmark 01 he by Oatnva Denmark 61 ho bt race bone Denmark F 8 baby Imp tledgeford Dignity lint dam IUIcmont br Welchmodt No 307 A T U R be by William Welch 311 be by Kyidlcki Hambletonlan 10 Dignity sec oud dam I by Abdallah Messenger 3d dam by Gills Vermont 4th dam Thoroughbred Welchmont first dam Paulino by Altnont Forest 2863 TEHUS Dignity Dare will make the sea son of IOCS at my stable In Huntonvlllo Ky ut2Ito insure a living colt when foaled Mare traded or removed forfeit insurance and money become due and mutt be paid at time of such transaction Mares grazed at 1350 per month and bills to be paid be fore removal of mare Drain fed It desired at reasonable rate Mare entrusted to me will receive my personal attention but I t will not be responsible for accident or escapes cape Phone In residence at Buitoavllle K7D B CARPENTER I Cant I Be Touched for painting butiscs 1 Tho reasons plain Mastic is Uio Il1lnost thervforo tlio most durable nnd econom teal There In a wholo string of other fellows claim lug Just as good na Mtttle but they donl prove It Jlaybo they cant Tho analysis of Masllc Ja pub lisbfd Its raado of pure lead zinc and Hncccd ontho most durable kind of l ntnntllts purity Is therefore unqucstiouctl As purity means durability the splendid hear ing qualities of Mastic have given It the title of lie i W That ZMJ tt and this Utlo is bucked up by our absolute guarantee Msstlo la inatlu by t PEASLEE GAULBERT CO Inc LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY and vo buartily recommend it to lour trade r FOR BALE BY PENNYS DRUG STORE SPECIAL SALE FOR s County Court Day Week Beginning on Monday next we will begin n tale that will utorUe the na tives in prices nnd value We have too ninny goods and intuit unload them and prices will be no consideration They mint go it it is necessary to give M j them away Look at these prices liens Black Worsted and Cheviot Out Coats OSc Mews Sunday and Working Pants at DieChillrenaCasimaro Childrens Caeimcrc Suits nt 7Ce up upChildrens Childrens Pants lOo up Mens and Boys Bats ICc up Boys Caps Dc up liens and Boys Shoes 98c up Indies and Misses Shoes at 7Cc up Mcn8 Sunday Shirt with or with out collars 24c Suppendera for Boys anti Men nt 5o up I Stanford Ky Heavy Brown Cotton IJc up H upCalicoes Iidicb anti Misses Skirts 08o up f upNice Nice Childrens Stockings Cc up 4 liens Socks 5c upi Ladies and hisses Coreets 106 up Bally Shoes different colors l9dV up t Lot of Neckties at your own price t Ganlcn Se dnil kinds two papj i ages for Oc i t Black and White Thread 260 yards two spools for 5c 4 Tallies Belts 9c lipt Lead Pencils 5c dozen S Goldstein Prop I J STANFORD KENTUCKY IlAlii iS Of Beauty Is A Joy Forever Espcpinlly if it is a beautiful Bath Room RoomDont Dont fail to see my sample bath room in window A complete outfit I have inAI complete outfits to select from different style tubs closets and lavotory See I My wliito enamel sink with back and hardwood drain drainboard board It is a beauty S H ALDRIDGE Phone US Depot St Stanford Kyttl V v to l4I

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Skirtsr r ti i ertatauo t 1 Wo have just placed on snlo n lino of plcnted and ncconleon plcntcjl 1 shim They embrace the beet colors and lilnck and very n yvogt styles from S 71o 5U gores A good ehtwing of rcnl hnndeomo black dross skirts Prices t Ie398 to SIS r New Silk Waists I The lino wo show of these nro made by tho beat wait makers In New York who hake nothing but vdist3 and tho styles arc correct White and Black JlHbutnl Silk Walitt 8108 to S350 Blnek and White Tnfleta Wnibts 8850 to a 5 Si k for Shirtwaist Suits tea eat ttttf t SjieoM prices until May lEt You can have any 75o nnd 88r Tnflefa Silk Suitings for only 09c These have hen fine selling articles and at this t1 plies arc exceedingly cheap t SEVERANCE SON STANFORD KENTUCKY I SrAsrOIlU KY Aiiiu2r ltJ05I JUSTICE to yourself and to your nhy arch n demands the beat materials and moat careful service in preparing hilt prescriptions Thnt is the WRY pro Kcriptlnna are filled at Penny I rug Store PERSONALS I THOMAS H SHANKS is In Cincinnati i MR SAM KOIIINHON spent ycHtcrdnj in Louisville I MILs J F HncKiui returned to Pitts burg yesterday 11ss IKAIII ItuiiNsiDK is with Lan tMiSS relatives r Miss FijOKA VosGuunsioA Is with her brother at Nlcholosville ther PKARI Aumiwn visited Mrs t J It Hasoldon in Lancaster i 0ht J A HIGUINS of Richmond was with Mr W H Higglna Mil A I UNIIKRWOOP of Corbln was here with friend Sunday O CLARENCE HocKKit of St Louis Ii I hero with ids mother and slater ytss Duuf McPoitsim of Stan j ford was in Danville t ayNowl nnd G Ii 1 N ATTORNEYS W S BURCH i Sautlcy went to Lexington this morn ing lagMisa MARIH MAHONY spent sever I i v days In Danville with relatives last week Miss IJU1K MOQHK of Casey wa II Bd Will the Urlt of her afetw Mn t inion I wife of Loxlng 1 Mil En SinoiJ and fS ton arc the guests of Mr and Mm W T Smith SmithMiss VIRGINIA PICKETT returned from Shelby with her sister Mm Will Severance SeveranceMa T lliuzinv and wife or v HarrodaburKt wore hero with his rely ttves Sunday SlIRLTQX SAUVLirv of lxulsvllle laiplnt Sundaywith relatives nnll Wfrionds here MRS c E SMITH and Mss Molllc Fife of Richmond was hero yetor day with relatives MR 110 WiiAUKN HimiiKS of Stan v tho Gull fOrd spent Hovoral days nt IlDiisc Loultvlllc IoiU AIR iL II SINOLMTON of Vnyno I ytJlltonlaya train bound I burg was on ye for Fnrlston un business 4 Mu JORUII HISIIOP nnd family have I Hustonvillo and have taken moVed to rooms In the Arc building JOHN HKNRY SIIANKS and Harry Uonney went to New Castle ycstorttuji I to vlllit Mm H K Bourne MR JOHN WALUACK and wife oi I Springfield are hero nt the bedside oi t his fattier Mr John Wallace DRS PERCY IH3JTON of Hrodhcad and M lennln ton of Mu Vernon I were guests of Dr E J Drown f MRS E T CARTER and baby have joined tho husband and father at Evans I vine id where he has gone in bunt i ness MK AND MRS U C KANSOM came I V Up from Nashville to attend the sale of MrIUchard BIbb who Is the Inttcrs father MRS R P STKriiBNS of Danville who has been ill at tho home of her daughter Mrs E L Kclnhart is im I proving Mils A Ii UOBKRTSON of Danville waS hero Saturday seeing about getting e up classes in elocution physical culture and dancing PROK JOSKPH IREIJVNU who is nn applicant for superintendent of the Harrods Graded School was hero from burg Saturday MRS W Loo AN WOOD has gone to Somerset to spend a few days the 4 guest of her sister Mrs Joseph Clnunch Advocate T HANDSOMK Miss UKCA UAKKR of I Campbell liagerman College Lexing Saturday and Sunday with ton spent withI Miss Chloe Hanghmnn MR II D CAMTHKLI formerly of 1 Crab Orchard orders his paper sent to I Los Angeles Cal to which place he I and his family have mov dI MISSES LOUISK FARRIS and Anglo Kinnaird of Lancaster were here Sun accompanied by Messrs Shelby day Tribble of Jclllco and Farris of Lan i caster MRS JONES and Mrs McKinney of McKlnnoy are visiting Mr and Mrs Dedmon Clevo Dunn of Hustonville is clerking at the Newtonian Somer set Journal JournalMR S HocKER of Stanford president of the Cumberland Valley Land Company was in the city yester day looking after the sale of about 1 BOO acres of land belonging to his com Middlesboro News laDyMlddlesboro l LOCALS Cow peas nt W II Higgins WK have accordion pleating don e Severance Son 1 WHITE PJymoulh Hock eggs 50c tor 15 W n McKinney ASK those who attended last Jridny night about David Garrick THE U D C will meet with Mrs J N Saunders at 230 this afternoon IF you want the kind jewelry Ilr at tho right price see W II Mucllei SHEPHERD lUIWiU givooneycar subscription to INTERIOR JOURNAL for a weaned pure Shepherd Dog pup This office I officeMu o j MR WHI SEVERANCE hag bought or i Mr John W Wallace his blacksmith 1 shop and will raze the building and con j vent the space it occupies into yard JAKES II FU YI will bo ynrdI the rural route from McKinney with Frank P liobbitt substitute The route is scheduled to commence IIIY 15 I HAVK accepted tho agency for 1 monument house and will be glad to I figure with those thinking about buyin a tombstone or monument J C Mt bulngI IIClary IN mentioning the death of Mr Joe F locker the london Local says Tho writer has known Mr hacker 20 seaN as n personal friend and feels the deepest sympathy for his bereaved lov ed ones MR W RICE beechen of Mr Charles M Rice bought the Midway Saloon fixtures and stock at the lale Saturday afternoon for about 125 A transfer of tho license to him was made yesterday yostenlaSUiIlAY r SUNDAY wax beautiful bright Ea ter but just a bit too cool Now dress I us now ImU etc were much In sII donee bearing silent testimony to the prosperous business our milliners theI dress makers are doing I t flop CHAH PALMER of Central Uni varsity who has boon employed by the U S government to make a report 01 tho subterranean witter supply of Ken tucky was in the county last week in vestigating the conditions between I Stanford and Hall Gap SINCE the change of schcdolc some two weeks ago not a single Northbound train has been on time and connection have been knocked into a cocked hat Leaving hero in day time it takes 16 hours to go tdDanvillc 10 miles distant and 10 to Somerset JW miles by piki and rail Cant some change for the better be made 1 MARRIAGE Mr II 14 Heed 01 Hunford California and Miss Molli Mershon of this place wore married at tho home of Rev 0 M Huey by that gentleman Sunday evening The groom is said to be a man of means while the bride is a splendid young wo man She is a daughter of the lat Gran Mershon MR J M JOHNSON the Waynesbui postmaster is probably the biggest buyer of eggs and poultry in this sec tlon He ships from Waynesburgncar ly every week n carload of eggs am chickens which he and his agents buy in this and adjoining counties Las week ho shipped 250 cases of eggs am 1000 chickens geese etc MR EZItA S Goocil formerly of the Wnyncsburg section but now a prosper ous Somerset merchant and the only democrat in Pulaskl county holding an office is a candidate for police judge and ids many friends hereabout hope IK will win his race Ho has made n cap ital magistrate and will make as good if not a better police judge Any way give him n chap co nnd well wager the good people of tho Queen City of the Mountains will not regret their choice HURGLARSHurglare entered Mr S P Grays store Satunlay night but If they took anything away with then that gentleman has not missed it En trance was effected through n back window and the chisel used in prizing tho shutter was found to belong to J A Allen Co whose tool house was also entered The cash drawer in Mr Grays store only contained a few cop pera and tho thieves graciously left those Mr Gray and family room over the store but they failed to hear the visitors CARPETS mattings oil cloths cur i tales shades rags Severance Son I t Mns MALCBNA LAWSON and sons have moved to a cottage on Whitley Avenue I HATTIB WITHERS an 18yearold col ored girl died of consumption and WWl buried yesterday FULL line of furniture carpets drug gets rugs laco curtains shades nnd wall paper Tribble Pencef I I LET E Pence Co paint and rubber your buggy Call and get prices also see our new line of bud gies THE Christian Endeavor Social willb I hold at the home of Dr L B Cook to night All the young people are cor dially invited jTill L will run another 150 excursion over the K C to Cincinnati CincinnatiI depot at 5 A M THE now 6 and lOc department at John It Jones promises well to be the I biggest little success ever achieved by 1 Stanford store Wo say little lo cause this department is only one small adjunct to their fast growing bus ness EVERYBODY is on qui to see canI the Tom Thumb wedding How can we old folks afford to miss an enter tainment given by the little tots Child ren two and a half and three years old will play the principal roles Davit Garrick will not have been in it when the Lillie Puts put in their appear ante PnrrusDr Henry Pettus diet at his home at Crab Orchard Saturdaj morning after a protracted illness of pneumonia aged 28 He is survived bj a wife who was a Miss Merimee and two bright pretty little children Dr Pettus was a son of the late Dr J D IottuH and was a warmhearted clever young man Ho was a Mason and ar Odd Fellow and his popularity with his brothers was shown by 127 of them at tending his funeral by Rev 0 M Huey at the fteptt church Crab Or chard Sunday morning Early in life Dr Pettus professed religion and let ua hope that ho is now basking in the sun shine of the God Who gave him The widow and children aged mother sis tore and brothers have much sympathy in their dark hour of sorrow THE Central Kentucky Medical So ciety convened in Waltons Open House Thursday April 20th with the following members present Drs J T Wesley and J M Haney Middlcburg Ed Alcorn and Rertie Carpenter Has tonvillc Fnyette Dunlap J R Cowan and Spurgeon Cheek Danville Pitman Parskvillc J F Peyton L B Cook H Reid and J G Carpenter Stanford Dr Bertie Carpenter presided and Dr J G Carpenter was appointed secrets ry in the absence of Dr Steele Bailey of whom it may be saidnon eat cumir t laude et dignitato Utahe 7500 feet above the sea reigning and resting in the Wasatche mountains with sunshine and Pikes Peak above him and terra firma below The minutes were read and adopted Dr Henry Pitman es sayist discoursed on Etiology Pathol ogy and treatment of rheumatism Dr J T Wesley led in the discussion and showed erudition logic and beautiful t diction and proved Oslerlsm a falla cy Drs Dunlap Cook Cheek Carpenter and Brown debated the subject Dr Cook presented a paper on typhoid fever Dr Wesley discussed same from a stand point of immunity infection and aetiol ogy Dr J G Carpenter spoke on the propegation of typhoid fever poi sonand filed being the carriers of the typhoid poison and contaminating fruits food water milk and butter and that all fruits should be pealed or boiled or heated before taken into the mouth Dr Carpenter also gave a talk on tho early diagnosis of Hernia Minimum of Taxis and early operation An omni bus discussion followed endorsing tho views presented Drs Edwin Caldwell Alcorn and Cheek were appointed a committee on questions and Dr Cald1 well was made chairman Scarlet fever was chosen for discussion at next meet I ng Dr J T Wesley of Middlcburg I ssayist The society extended a vote of thanks to Mr W P Walton for free ise of the opera house and adjourned to meet in Danville on the third Thursday In July Profound regret was express ed on account of the absence of Dr Steele Bailey May he return soon C I 3KJ i 3 k l1 ti1w WANTED Responsible man to han I die brood mares on shares Miss Nanc VanDeveer NnncyI 1 I SEE the nice selection of cut glass polid sliver watches and clocks at W II Muellers MuellersFoR FOR RENT Storeroom at Rowland Ky Call on or address Mrs Mattie V Kirby Stanford 2t FOR RENT Five rooms over my store Will rent very cheap if myI once S P Gray 2t INTERIORI BIG CORRESPONDENT The INTERIOR JOURNAL has secured the services ot otI Fred Durham of Brodhead as corre spondent from that place As Mr DurI ham weighs 350 pounds we feel safe In saying that this paper now has the 1 largest news gatherer in Kentucky SHOT IN THE FACE John Stephen son who lives near the poorhouse in the East End was shot in tho face by I unknown parties Sunday night and one i eye was put out An attempt was also I made to burn his house A strenuous effort will be made to find out the guilty partyYEsTERDAY YESTERDAY was horse slow day nt i Lancaster and a number of fine one I were exhibited Those from this coun ty were Carroll Baileys Preston E II Boazloys Dock Gray J R Beazleyi Naboth D S Carpenters Dignity Dare C C Carpenters Dare All All of them were highly complimented complimentedI To IIE REPEATEDDavid Garricl will be again presented to the public at the auditorium of the Graded School next Friday night On account of thc inclement weather the attendance Fri day evening was smallbut the splen did character of the play deserves a better audience By unanimous re quest of those who heard the play It will be again presented with severa new features The popular prices an 20 Iii and 10 cents I Tar Inl H itiw 111w K mi of theta will do for Iot for nl Irtev rip to II her Inl Jlmrlid II Kerr Cook fiirin four miles fron Htnnfonl DIXIE the Itw SlHtlHiul ony will make tin nrin cut wnmn Hi mI liliice nnr IVytonH well nt is to Insure a IhIII Volt He In nlxmt 11 liniiil tiluliit Iwmitlful M IOU il ony iiml II perfect imllvMuiil din taken to lI1t1I1 iirrlilfiits hut not retiKinollilt should an occur Murm rrd nt rentnnnlilo rate OJIAHUB NINNKUKYTurnorBVllle TurnorBVllle Kj UMBRELLAS reednd Recovered asa repaired and made altaoi u Fled ai new for H ticall amount I en flx your umbrella better than the tram repairer and for Itkt money Give me a trial FBAJJK Axktxa Stanford PEYTON My HIM Jnclc IVyton tixyrnnoltl will iniiko the prvMnt armor of lea lit my ttnhl tat MortInml Ky nt IS to limirt n llylni colt 11011 sroha nn Inrgeaml tite and J std but yiiirn crop of colts ut 170 round Kour of lili rolls Aft on my rurm whieh evil Kiwiik for thcniHlvri und can I Fen at an that I will ego At the Furls plaeV stand tan tlmt Inrk I1IAOK II AWK tycnrkolcl Hirt 15Jt InclicK high He will i rvi n llmlti immtnrof fiords at JJtoltuurvn living colt Money due when colt U forted Or mnr triulc oruirt l with Not responsible loi nccldvntK or eMHH s 1111 KINO Morelnnd Ky Valuable Property For Sale Ten acres of land a two tory front 7 room cottage The boute I new A iplen did garden and orchard Tbere Ii a large mill on the place a good ciuiLer and the dam la In good repair and the natural pow er Is great economy in running the mill Don splendid uuilnrtt Everything la to good repair nnd baa all neceiiary outbuild Ing The owners only reason tor telling la the ruih of other bulnes as be ban ex ton lve farming Interests to look after This property It on the Ilanglrg Fork about 4 mile from Stanford and can be bought at a bargain For further particular ad dress S V Thurmond Lytle Ky or L R UuRbei Stanford Ky SI e a 1tCeaT Undertaker Embalmer nUll Denier in HnrneBeSaddlery I Ac STANFORD KENTUCKY r r The best on earth is3 HANAN SHOEthe acme of elegance in shoe making All leathers all styles shoes and oxfords black and tan FrVE DOLLARS Buy the Best get Hanans aaelnll CUfiniNSMCLARYStanford Stanford Kentucky ff Talk to j i Geo H Farris About StovesAny Kind You Need Hes Got Em I W B McRobertsDRUGGIST DRUGGISTI Sells Kurfees Ready Mixed Paints Every gallon Guaranteed There is none better New Spring patterns of Wall Paper White Lead and Linseed OilAlso A Tested and Sure Bed Bug Destroyer Residence of John Wilhite a prosperous farmer of Wayne county Mr Wilbite owns 600 acres of farming land near the Wayne county oil field r

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