The Interior Journal (Stanford, Ky.)
May 5, 1905

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0 V cTc f vwIIPIIfl1iLU r vw tdR jI VqtC W II J f cP TaE INTERIOR JOURNAL M VOL XXXIII STANFORD KY FRIDAY MAY 51905NO 19 DANVILLE KY iI I ANY DAY NOW I Ih a good day to visit our etoro Our big building is fill of now and nurse i tivo merchandise to suit tho rta iu We cnn furnish drosses in either silk or Noel Skirts Walt Underwear mCtnit rondyfo wear or if you profor 1to make them we can show you iiumeiiNJ linos of nil kinds of materials at proper prices i In Silks Wo show hundred of piece of Plain nnd Fancy Drew Silks nt nil prices Neat check nUll stripe Tnffetn Silks nt HOo yard Host changeable Tnllbtng at Wo UTlnch Pongee Silks at lilc Corean Pongee HO inches wide nt 01c I Choice Fancy Silks at fiOc yard White and Black Silks at every prico from CQO too Silk Shirt Waist Suits Shirt WaUt Suits made of pure Fancy Taflotns at 810 Finer suits at all I pricw up to 810 A low sample suits at price 13 IMS than regular price Wool and Mohair Suit nt very rlosc prices to clean up Mock Seperate Skirts Ito sure to see the new Aleordeon Plaited SJdrts at 85 to S 18 We are wiling them by the scare Other skirts in Panama Mohair Cawimores Etc at every price from 81 to 816 Printed Organdies These are in greater demand than for years pat and wo arc showing the largest attortmcut ever in Kentucky We call special attention to our line of Superfine Printed Organdies at lc yard They are lOc yard under price White GoodsrI i For commencement and party dresses in every price Wash Chillong 08 inches wide from USo to 81 1ercian Lawns from ICo to 50c French Lawns from 15c to Tic Dotted SstiFes from Ifio to SOB Val and Mechlin Laces to trim white dretoc nnd Organdies in every price Irony 20 to 10c yard Over 1000 piccw to select from Shirt Waists India Linen Waists from flOc to 3 and Linen Waists from 8 2 to 8 i nil made perfect fitting nnd beautifully trimmed China Silk Wnists from sa to 86 Embroidered Waist Patterns at 81 to 85 Wide embroidered hands to trim fronts of waists from Wc to 82 yard Ladies Furnishings Silk and Leather Belts and Ginlles from Tic tb S2 in over 50 styles Neckwear in hundreds of shapes from fie to 83 finest lino of hosiery and best values in Central Kentucky Ladies Summer Vests from 7 l2c to S 1 Muslin Underwear in immense variety and cheaper than you can make it Silk and kid gloves in nil colors nnd nt all prices fitted to tho hand Lace Curtains t VcTcan save you a good bit of money on Curtains if you will give us n chance We have all kinds of lace curtains from 75c o 810 pair Beauti ul qualityof Muslin Curtains with wide hemstitched rulilis nt 81 pair r DANVILLE KY f p NEWS NOTES A census Is being taken of Chinamen in New York Property valued at 200000 was de stroyed by fire at Newark N J Col George S Rosser the veteran newspaper puplisher Is dead at Mays villcThe The body of an unknown man was found on the Q C railroad near Sa dfeville dfevilleAldcn Alden H Stockwell one of the lead ing financiers of the country is dead in Now York In a 100000 fire nt Johnson City Tenn the Christian church and City National Dank burned Jessie Strode of Glllett Ark was hit by a pitched ball during n baseball game and instantly killed The gold standard wont into opera tion in Mexico without the slightest jar or disturbance in business The new San Pedro Los Angeles and Salt Lake railway was yesterday form ally opened to through traffic Fire at San Francisco destroyed property worth 150000 belonging to the Arizona Warehouse Company toI Mrs Nettie Cravens who claimed to be the wife of Senator Fair of Cali I fornia is dead at Washington la ft is said that the peasant debt re mitted by the recent Russian Imperial decree amounts to about 15000000 It Is Ixjlkived probable in Washington that Secretary Cortolyou may after all accept the presidency of the Equita ble An engineer and fireman on the San ta Fo railroad were instantantly killed by the explosion of the taller of their locomotiveThe Hank in Waverly Mo failed for 10000 Cashier Lewis Is accused of disappearing with 80000 of the funds Twentyfive thousand Immigrant now in transit on twentytwo steam ships are duo to arrive at Elite Island daring the week T C Campbell tho noted criminal lawyer who at the time of his death was thought to be insolvent left an os kite worth 250000 It is reported that Vice Admiral Rojestvenskys destination is Petro puulovskion the peninsula of Kam chatka instead of Vladivostok The mayor of Laredo Texas has an nounced that no further aid is needed for the tornado sufferers there and that all donations will be returned It is said to be strongly probable that ColCharlea T OFerrall exGovernor of Virginia will be chosen president of the Jamestown Exposition Company to succeed the late Fitzhugh Lee Franklin Havens secretary of the Board of Fire Insurance Underwriters ut Albany N Y was shot and killed yesterday by Miss Julia Craver a clerk In his office who says the killing was accidental Iw Litman a Louisville traveling salesman who was arrested at Toledo 0 charged with defrauding a hotel was sentenced to the workhouse for 9Q days and fined the costs of the case against him A petition signed by GOO women was presented to the city council at Mays vine requesting the enactment of laws to prevent expectorating on sidewalks to clean the streets and prevent boys entering saloons The Court of Appeals of the District of Columbia decided that tho Secretary of tho Treasury cannot be enjoined from paying the 50000000 appropria ted by Congress for the purchase of the Panama Canal property Ity a decision of the United States court of claims rendered in Washington the officers and soldiers of the First Kentucky regiment will receive about 12000 while about 5000 will go to the Second regiment Spanish war vol unteers The monthly statement of the pub lic debt shows that it increased 8 49331 during April There was also a deficit in receipts as compared with expenditures of 9211419 for the month The circulation statement shows there was an increase for the year of 111 Go 372 in national bank notes The wife of John Hcrrell of Frank lin county gave birth to twins whose combined weight is but 01 pounds Both children are well formed and healthy One weighs five pounds and the other but IS pounds Hcrrell is tho father of 10 children tho oldest of which is 14 and weighs but 84 pounds He has been married 16 years Chamberlains Cough Remedy the Very Best I have been using Chamberlains Cpijgh Remedy and want to say It Is the best cough medicine I have over taken says Geo L Chubb a mer chant of Hurl iin Mich There is no question about Its being the best as It will cure a cough or cold in less time than any other treatment It should always bo kept In tho house ready for Instant use for a cold can bo cured In much less time when promptly treated For sale by Lyn Bros Crab Orch ard Ky I I HUSTONVILLE Quite a number from here attended the Somerset Street Fair W B Wrights sale will be on May 27 and be gives possession June 1st Rev W L Landers of Danville will preach at the Presbyterian church next Sunday W B Wright has sold his splendid farm near town to C K McClure Mr Wright will move to New Mexico on ac count of his wifes health Parties from Danville Stanford Lib erty Middleburg McKinney and More land are phoning for scats to hear Ralph Bingham on May 9 A splendid opening here for the ready sale of a large kiln of good brick There are two houses ready to contract to build and another to be cased The telephone exchange moves from Masonic Hall this week to make room for the fixtures for our new bank to be known as the HustonvilleDeposit Bank Mrs Mary J Huffman who has been quite feeble all winteris able to be out W D Hocker of tho Internal revenue bureau is at home this month to look after his splendid garden Mrs Maggie Wright of Lexington and daughter Mrs Will Vandeveer of Harrodsburg are visiting relatives here Miss Thompson of Lancaster is visiting Miss Jessie Powell Your money refunded if Ralph Bing ham fails to equal or oven excel the highest standard of excellence claimed for him as an entertainer in his special department Reserved seats at Yow ellsThe The trustees of Richland school dis trict have decided to move their school house from the present site to the center of the district which will be near the old Elm Spring where they will put up a new building at once Rev W L Dorgan pastor of the Danville Baptist church will preach in the Baptist church here May 14 at 830 p M and the Central University quartette will render an attractive pro gram A cordial Invitation is extended to all allTo To the energetic man failure is but the stepping stone to success provided he does not repeat his mistake hence we urge homeseekers in the blue grass to call on or write to the Hustonville Real Estate Agency for bargains be fore another advance FARMERS DEPARTMENT Kurtzmann will not go to the post in the Kentucky Derby FOR SALEMillet seed and sows with young pigs J B Foster J N Pages 600acre farm in Adalr county changed hands for 37500 FOR SALE55 acres of meadow to either cut or graze Mrs Walter War ren 2t John and Luther Underwood sold to John Rankin seven tw year old mules at 81 81FOlt FOR SALE Firstclass Registered Poland China boar R H Crow Shel by City 4t Agile won the Phoenix Hotel Stakes at Lexington He is a Louisville Derby 0 candidate The great McChcsncy will not race this year and he may never face the flay again W H Underwood sold to Gray Grimm of Middlcsboro a carload of mixed hay at 1050 on car here Foil SALE50 high grade yearling and twoyearold steers Will divide to suit purchaser A W Carpenter Moreland Ky 4t D N Prewitt bought a three year old gelding from John G Lynn for 160 D N Prewitt sold F E Hen riott n lot of 140lb hogs at 44 cents and 2 heifers at 4 cents Advocate F Reid sold to Henry Dunn of Blackford Idaho two Jersey heifers at u fancy price and A W Carpenter sold to same four Shorthorns all regis tered for 210 The freight on these animals cost about 100 which shows to some extent what demand Kentucky cattle are in A Good Suggestion Mr C A Wainwright of Lemon City Fin bus written the manufac hirers that much letter results are ob talneiLfrom the use oft Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy In eases of pains In the stomach colic and cholera morbus by taking It In water as hot as can be drank That when taken In this way tho effect Is double in rapidity lilt seems to get at the right spot Instantly II ho says For sale by Lyne Bros Crab Orch ard Ky Col W P Walton one of Kentuckys best known and most gifted Journal ists who has been restive to reenter the field of newspaperdom since his recent retirement by sale of the Lex ington Democrat is once more in har ness as editor and owner of the Frank fort Daily Journal The Capital City has long needed a live uptodate daily such as Col Walton is sure to make the Journal and heres wishing him the fullest measure of success Falmouth Pendletonian Ai Igvitation For Everybody I To come to the New Store and buy your Spring Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats and Caps Ladies and Gent Furnishing HighGrade I Goods at Low Prices KJl 1N 1ti I 1 J Al ROBINSON Next Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank STANFORD KY We Sell WARRANTED PURE VINEGARS NoHilUK 1IIor Ul1wllol ol11O IImi t1I11IerOlia to 1I1IIIIh thllll tilt chintl n1 vltlf gar freijuf Htly otTentl Tor miletml you 8hOlll11 know 111111 JI FIN VlXKu lM oniily with th pure fNMlluwofvwry Mtnttr In the tnlon iiiul t very country III tin world They lire not only strictly and aluolululy pun wliolcMiiup nnd sate but they itr properly lilted smooth nml delicate In tlnvor nnil iinmm Heinz pure elder vlnrinr from ilrnt pniMltiK of up pies Hfliu white plikllnx vlneziirdlfttlllitl from grain llelnzpurr nmlt vinttfir brewed from innlteil hurltv W H HIGGINS STANFORD KY LaPorte Vehicles Over 300 of these pleasure vehicles have been sold in Lincoln county which is of itself evidence of their merits The follow ing list of representative citizens who are using LaPorte Vehicles is made up from memory there are many others to nil of whom we refer ns to evidence of the worth of this work Preston Deck lion J S Owsley Sr J C McClary Jas F Cummins Hon M C Satfley Paxtonf Hon H C Warren Rowan Saufley SaufleyJohn John Oeazley Livery J H Boone C6 Livery I M Bruce Livery L H Hughes W P Grimes Presdtr John Lynn Dr W u OBannon Andrew Gooch Cicero Reynolds J F Holdara Hottest Work Attractive Styles M S Baughman Jas II Baughman Jno S Baughman Henry Traylor T D Newland Col T P Hill J W Brooks Jack Beazley Wm Underwood Luther Underwood CrirEubanks Robert Sims K VanArsdale John Bingaman ames Hays BaileyThos Thos Dudderar Porter Robinson Sidney Dunbar E P Woods Robert Woods James Woods W H Higgins J N Menefee Sam W Menefee S J Embry Sr E T Pence E C Walton C V Gentry W C Shacks V W Withers WithersJ James Lynn Lyonjudge Bailey tV R Defiham r A C Carman W C Vanoy H Vanoyi Full carload of these popular vehicles re cently received by E T Pence Co Agents for Lincoln County To popularize their new business in new buildings with New Stocks and r i New Lines being added f I Weatherford Co HUSTONVILLK KENTUCKY a Asks you to call and you will bo convinced that they cnn feather your nest in We Are Showing From 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 i8inviteil to call and see our stock and be convinced that yon do ijot have to leave the East End to dress the feet in an uptodate style W E PerkinsCrAb Craft Orchard Ky A

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The Interior Journal II E C WALTON IT is an ill wind that blows nobod good Paderewski has been forced to cancel his engagements in this countr and return to Europe because of the severe shock he received when the enI gine of his private car was derailed in n trip through New York The idiot who would have poured money into his coffer to hear him bang a piano in so called music as that would be the 4thing you know can keep their lucre for n better divorcement THEY do things differently in the old world For instance at Warsaw they shoot down rioting strikers In this country the injunction is used Al the same strikers here and everywher should be treated to a volley of bullets lets when they become lawbreaker and interfere with the rights of others The Chicago teamsters seem to have reached the limit WHETHER advertising pays or not the Atlanta merchants evidently thin it does The dry goods firm of Cham berlainJohnsonDu Bose Co had 13 pages in each of the three dailies in that city Tuesday CALEB POWERS wants his case trans R ferred to the Federal court and wishes his trial to be held at London Up to the hour of going to press he had not given a list of the jurors he desired In the case THE burglar and cashier were run ning neck and neck in the banksmash ing race until the former gained a slight r lead by cracking the safe of a Gilberts ville N Y bank and getting 20000 THE Louisville Times the best af ternoon paper in America is now free white and 21 It celebrated its 21s birthday Monday May the splendid publication live forever I JUDGING from the prominent position the Adair News gives its personal col umn one would conclude that Brer Har ris considers it his most important news A McCRACKEN county man imagines that his braiii has been extracted and given to President Roosevelt No won der the poor fellow is a raving maniac Here and There A general snowstorm is prevailing ii I Montana Hon Theodore Hallam died at his home in Covington Five cents was paid for a choice lot of 800pound steers at the Cynthian L courtThe Fifth Avenue Hotel at Duluth Minn was destroyed by fire Three lives were lost The Wife of the Rev George W Dunlap formerly of this State is dead at Las Cruses N M Miss Beatrice Kearney a music teacher of Baltimore committed suicide y at Canton 0 by drowning Three employes were killed and six injured none fatally by the collapse of a threestory coffin factory at Oma ha Neb NebThe The jury in the case of Nan Patter son charged with the murder of Caesar Young the turfman failed I to agree agreeThomas Cook who was to have been hanged at Nashville today for the murder of Policeman Ben F Dowell committed suicide in his cell by taking poisonHenry G Goll the absconding Mil waukee bank cashier was arrested in Chicago yesterday afternoon When t taken into custody he had but 26 in his pocketPresident President Roosevelts hunting party has been stormbound for three days in the Colorado mountains The President t will break camp Saturday and will tleave Glenwood Springs Monday on the t return trip to Washington The attorneys for Caleb Powers ten dered to the Circuit Court at George town Wednesday a petition asking that the case be removed to the Federal Court for the Eastern district tf Ken 4 tucky The ground on which the pets tion is based is the alleged Impossibility i of securing respect for the accuseds constitutional rights in the State court Judge Stout called a special term of the Scott Circuit Court to try the case 1 beginning July 10 Ho announced that he would pass on the petition for re moval at that time POLITICAL A Democratic Mayor was elected at r Spokane Wash Senator Blackburn will speak at Ow ingsville next Monday Gov Pennypacker of Pennsylvania signed tha bills abolishing child labor in coal mines factories and workshops L A Martin has been appointed post master at Duck Run Whitley county iIanI U G Whittaker at Public Pulaski I c6nty Former State Senator Harry Bunk ers of San Francisco has been sen I tenced to five years in prison on con I viction of accepting a bribe 3 Owing to the fact May 10 will bei Derby Day the date for the meeting qf the democratic State central com 1 mittee called for that time has been changed to May9at Frankfort T I x t LANCASTER Quite a number of young people from Lancaster enjoyed a fish fry on Ken tucky river Wednesday The monthly meeting of the Unite Daughters of the Confederacy will be with Mrs Fannie Farra Monday Jonah Marsee bought a calf from Job Marsee for 9 Miss Carrie Dur ham sold some shoats to J W Wood at lie J B Hutchins sold a horse to Grose Sutton for 9750 John Osborne was held over by Judg Ford in 100 charged with shooting sand and wounding William Pollard Jack Johnson who is charged with breakin into two stores was held in the same amountMany Many people attended the funeral services of Capt T J Hatcher which were conducted at the grave in the Lancaster cemetery Tuesday afternoon Revs C S Ellis and C M Chumble officiating Mr Hatchers death re sulted from heart failure After a months illness Mrs T HI Allen died at the residence of her son inlaw Mr J B Conn in this city Funeral services were conducted Sun day morning by Revs C F Oney and C M Chumbley at the residence The remains were interred ill the Paint Lick Ceme 1 t Funeral services of Jr Sam P Saltei were conducted at Mr John Dunne Tuesday afternoon by Eld Garrison of Danville and the remains brought to Lancaster and interred He was 73 years of age and lived in the South the greater part of his life although a Kentuckian by birth He was a Con federate soldier Beside a widow one brother Mr Robert Salter of Danville survives him A good crowd of Lancaster people went to the Lexington races Wednes day Miss Margaret Tomlinson will go to Lexington this week for a visit to friends Dr H M Grant is with his mother Mrs Emma Grant Mrs N Miller has returned from n visit to her sdn Joe in Cincinnati Capt F J White who has been in ill health for some time is able to be out Aldah Shely was in Chicago for n few days Mrs Stone of Stanford has been with the Misses Hatcher for a few days i Will Collier who is ill with fever was brought home from Middlesboro Wed nesday Mr Louis Landram has been confied to his room this week suffering from a crippled ankle effects of over work and an old case of typhoid fever IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Stephen Lucas a prominent Mercer county farmer is dead Dr S D Welch a prominent practi tioner of Nicholasville is dead Harrodsburg Odd Fellows will short ly begin the erection of a 12000 open house and lodge room On Otter creek Clay county near the Knox county line Anse Smallwoo shot and instantly killed Ad Smith Merrill Vest n welltodo farmer oC Washington county committed suicide by hanging in a barn at his home near SpringfieldDr Dr W Godfrey Hunter has conclud ed to become a citizen of the Eleventh Congressional District and will locate at Somerset SomersetThe The Farmers National Bank building was put up at public auction Saturday and sold to the new Citizens Bank for 9025 Richmond Register Albert C Rice former cashier of the Deposit Bank of Gratz is short in his accounts over 10000 He spent the money in high living and laughed when confronted with the shortage He for merly lived at Burgin The first annual meeting of Sixth I district K of P of Kentucky will be held at Somerset May 9th The dis trict is composed of Crescent No CO Highland No 139 Cumberland Falls No 142 Standard No 147 Miss Margaret Hopper a daughter of Rev Joseph Hopper of Perry ville died Wednesday in Louisville She was a conscientious Christian woman and was well known in Boyle county and was loved by everybody who knew her She was a member of the Presbyterian church at Perryvllle where the funeral will take placeAdvocate How to Ward Off Old Age The most successful way of warding iff the approach of old age is to main tain a rigorous digestion This can 10 done by eating only food suited to YOllr age and occupation and when any disorder of the stomach appears ako a dose of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct It If ou have a weak stomach or are trou bled with indigestion you will find hese Tablets to be just what you need For sale by Lyne Bros Crab Orch ard Ky New Orleans now stands second in xport traffic and Galveston third Mew Orleans ranked third in 1904 while Galveston was then in sixth place It is believed that Gov Hoch will take steps to close the saloons in Kau sas and enforce the prohibition law to the letter Charley Bush candidate for assessor of Hardin county dropped dead while talking to a voter A Mexican express agent and a pack age said to contain 12000 in currency are missing Argument in the Hargis case at Lex ington begun yesterday afternoon There were only 833 failures in the United States during April The wife of Charley Kimberlin is dead in Washington county 4 MATRIMONIAL William Barnes and Miss Nellie I Soard were married at the courthouse Wt dnesdayI William Bohlen of Corbin and Miss Mayme Etnmetsbcrger of Hardin were married at Elizabethtown Richard Patterson and Miss Sallie Frazier of the west end of Mercer were married at the home of the bride Clerk John B Nichols of Boyle has I issued only four marriage licenses in two months Our county clerk Mr Cooper is experiencing almost as dull a time in that line Mr and Mrs M Smith Baughman I announce the engagement of their I daughter Miss Catherine Baughman I to Mr Forest S McClury The wed ding which will be a quiet one will be I at her home on the morning of Juno 7th Miss Baughman is a most charming young woman and is as handsome as she is popular Mr McClary is the jun for member of the firm of Cummins McClary and is one of Stanfords most excellent gentlemen as well as one of its most enterprising young men TAINTED TIMES Tainted money Tainted stocks Tainted ways of Getting rocks Tainted garments Tainted shoes Tainted food And tainted boose Tainted morals Tainted sports Tainted cases In the courts Tainted votes And taintedtricks In the world Of politics Tainted novels Tainted plays Occupy our Nights and days Tainted husbands i Tainted wives 1 Gee but ours are I Tainted lives liveslI PeckhamYou cant eat Why whats the matter with you WhYI YoungerWell to be perfectly frank with you Im so much in love f dont feel like eating anything Peckham Huh After you marry the girl youll be the same way only tll be indigestion thenTlt Bits Cleared for Action When the body Is cleared for action by Dr Kings New Life Pills you can tell it by the bloom of health on the cheeks the brightness of the eyes the firmness of the flesh and muscles the buoyancy of the mind Try them At G L Penny Stanford and Lyne Bros Crab Orchard drug stores j Eugene V Debs confirms a rumor that he is to be the head of the In dustrial Union a new labor organiza tion which will be launched in Chicago next week It is intended to be a rival of the American Federation of LaborFor For the first time in years gambling is entirely suspended at Butte Mont Trw lnp rlf trv lnw lena of them will rKrhpCharles Charles H Krr dot k term four mllia from Hlimfonl 9lnnrordAnybody II Anybody who can say any thing can aaK to aee and if the dealer hasnt got them here is the store that has When Too buy Mans a you Set fVRTlT which Thold up tho aides prevent them lap ag or wrinhllnikepa anddown down too from wedflng for wardall of which happen to a tohoe The aims of Mann in a ohee abselutelj guaraat a lie cerrect style and g au Ins iuaIttU ualltiaSold Sold By H J McROBERTS I LOW SHOES The doctor will tell you to keep your Feet Warm and Your Head Cool but the time has come when you will want to keep your Feet Cool and you can better do it by using a pair of our Low Shoes The Ultra is our best one and we think better than any other In patents and tans with welt or turn soles French or Military Heels at 300 The Brockports in patent or tan 250 Cheaper grades 100 150 and 200 White Canvas Oxfords in Childrens Misses and Ladies sizes BAREFOOT SANDALS just the thing for children when leaving off their Shoes All sizes from Infants to to Misses ffllffffllilltfflfflffit H J MROBERTS STANFORDo I ea Itavr your Molts tel I trnUtl toy T F GROSS I Pnnchmlilf Kv th wi u knoWn Cm trntor of borwu mad I hare doctor titer faction Runruntmil FOR SALE I McKINNEY ROLLER MILLS I offer for sale mT mill sad residence In MeKlnner Ky Mill bll flour capacity of 50 barrel and mel UO bushel per day Mill U well equipped with modern machin ery In Rood repair Hai itorage capacity of 5000 butheli of wheat alto Urge corn blnl and crib Wagon Kale operated from I oWce coal bins and lea house All under root Never falllnc water In mill lot Mil Ii within HO feet of Cincinnati Southern It U track and bai private aiding The loca tlon II good for the following reason Me Kinney II nearest market to many of the Urged wheat and corn grower In Lincoln county large territory furnUhlng cuiton grinding The feed and Cast bulne In connection with mill pay well No troubl to market all product from mill 1t 11I denee II a twotory six room frame with cistern on back porch Milk home at back door cemented all comparatively new Large barn buggy homo In mill lot On ac count of my falling eyesight and healtl generally my bYlldanl Lave advised me to quit the milling bunlnct For further particular call on oratldre Dr KJw Al corn HtutonYllle Ky or W II UcKlnney Stanford Ky KyJ McKINNEY McKlnney Ky DIGNITY DARE No 1932 Vol 5 A S11 R Mahogony bay black point write only on left bind foot II year old 15 3H band high weigh 1200 pounds itroog flat bone heavy mane and tall good back with long craney tapering neck well set In high mounted shoulders a addle hone Lvad and ear on him a model under halter alway wear blue string in model ring wonderful i style in barns a how horse sure When i one year old wore all honor In his clan wherever shown t also the blue tie In sweep take harness ring at lame age When u 3Te rold hewa hown II times and wore 11 blue tringn hall never been defeated In fancy harness rlogll bal alway been the victor In IItalllon stake ring aia breeder when shown with thre or more of his got brute ityle and general conformation and for all purposes lie l a saddle horse with five distinct gait fat line acting racker good In two walk and a nice loper very positive In hi trot under saddle and In harness great all around action I II re quired for an uptodate lire of high priced sale horse for addle or harness He Is a sure enough harness horse graceful stylish and fast can show eighths In IBHeconds a 221 gait with but little handling did this last fall one Tear ngoafterservlngOl marl In the spring He 1 possessed of wonderful nerve and upeedeuough to get a trotter for track use or gentlemens roadsters large handsome stylish heavy and strong enough to get carriage horses with a kindly dlipo II lion for all purpose of a family horse Ho Is the bone to lire parkers stylish grace ful lubstanco and docility It has been given up by horsemen that he is one of the most uniform breeders In Kentucky He types bis colts after himself has nevei sired a corral colt The most profitable hone for the farmer and small breeder to produce II the horse which serve the widest range of purposes well Ills colts are show coitsl of the very highest type blue string winners from the oldest to the youngest 1eoiuiiEc Sired by Chester Dare 10 N 8 II Khe by Black Squirrel 681e by mack Eagle 74 ho by King William 111 he by Washington Denmark el bo lIy Olne Denmark 61 he by race horse Denmark V 8 heby Imp lledgeford 11 that Ont dam Llticraont by Welchmodt No 367 A Tn It he by William Welch 341 he by nvsdlckallambletonlanlO Dignity sec ond dam Is by Abdtllah Messenger 3d dam by Bills Vermont 4th dam Thoroughbred Welchmonts first dam Pauline by Altnont Forest 2803 TERMS Dignity Dare will make the sea son of 1005 at my stable in Huston villa Ky at 125 to Insure a living colt when foaled Mares traded or removed forfeit Insurance and money become due and must be paid at time of such transaction Mare grated at 12 80 per month and bills to be paid be fore removal of mare Grain fed If desired at reasonable rate Mare entrusted to me will receive my personal attention bat I will not be responsible for accident or lit residence at OUltonlIIe Phone in cpu gyD 8 CARPENTER Cant I Be Touched w for painting bousen W Tho reasons plain1 Matlle I Is the purest therefore the most durable and econom I lull There is n whole string of other fellows claim iugII1t as good na Mastic but they dont prove it I Mnybo they cant Tho analysis of Mastic Is pub lished Itd made of pure lead zino and Unseed OUtllO most durable kind of paint and its purity is therefore unquestioned As purity means durability tho splendid wear ing qualities of Mastic have given it the titlo of u2hd Kind Thai ZMJ and this titlo is backed up by our absolute guarantee Mastic is made by TEASLEE GAULBERT CO Inc LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY and wo heartily recommend to your trade FOR SALE BY PENNYS DRUG STORE Beginning on Monday next we will begin n tale that will startle tho na lives in prices and values We have too many goods and mild unload them j and prices will bo no con illeration They must go it it is necessary to give them away Look at thc c prices Mens Black Worsted nUll Cheviot Out Coats USe Mens Sunday and Working Pants at I8c Childrens Caeimero Suits at 75c upChildrens Childrens Pantrf lice up Mens and Boys Hats 15c up Boys Caps 9c up Mens nnd Boys Shoes t8c up Lndies and Mutes Shoes at The up Mens Sunday Shirts with or with out collars 24s Suspenders for Boys and Men at 5o Ill I Stanford Kv J SPECIAL SALE FOR County Court Day Week Heavy Brown Cotton IJo up Calicoes 4e up f J Ladies and Mines Skirts OSe up 1 upNice ti ifLzutice Ladies and Mines Corsets 10c up Baby Shoes different colors Iflc V up fTAt Lot of Neckties at your own price J Garden Seed all kind two pack Tnsp ages for 6c fk1Y Black and White Thread 2000r yards two spools for 5c V Indies Belts 9c up i lrt Lead Pencils 5c dozen taii U I S Goldstein Prop STANFORD KENTUCKY r 4 Cook Stove 7cf rj ii YYOne L For Coal or Wood at 8 This t A is less than cost f H ALDRIDGE Phone lie Depot St Stanford Ky

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r o Usekeepers Att r rtion We are offering just now some real bargains in Table Linens and Napkins We haye one very fine sample set that in a regular way would cost about 20 We offer the 4yard hemstitched cloth with 1 4 dozen hemstitched napkins for 15 Other nice cloths with napkins to match at 675 775 and 9y per set We offer a 72inch mercerized cloth at 75c yard napkins to match 2 dozen A flyer is a 72 inch mercerized Damask at 50c Worth 75c Come early if you expect to get any 10 doz mercerized napkins at 75c doz 10 doz finer ones at 150 Items above are priced much less than usual price and not apt to be duplicated after these are gone so if you contemplate purchasing such goods soon it will pay you to take advantage of these offerings r SEVERANCE SON STANFORD KENTUCKY STANKOJW IVY MAY 5 100 JUSTICK to youraolf and to your phy sician demands the bit materials IInd moat careful service in nrepnrinjf hi prescriptions That ia the way pre Bcrintlons aro filled at Pennys Drug Store PERSONALS Mil P P NuNNrULEY is ill agaIn Mn J C CORMINKY II up lifter a lone IHncM MR ARCHIE H ELKIN of Lexington i wits here Tuesday CA8HKU G A IRKWITT of Liberty was hero this week MRS W P WlllTB who has beer very 111 Is Improving Miss ANNII DARST visited friends at Junction City this week Mn iL H MAHUNY of Stanfenl wai here Saturday Lllxrty NewBI MRS MIUMBO UKAZIKY of Lancas ter is with her daughter here MaL PATTIB ENGLBUAN of Lancas ter was with friends here Wednesday Mna1 H COOK and MlM Anna Cook spent several days in Ixiulsville MRS HRTTIR HARRU liusn U visit log relatives in Winchester and Miller burs bursMild AUAMDA STOMB of L4b rty II the guest of Judge M C Sunday aJMI family familyMHWCiiLOH UAUQIIMAN is visiting friends at QampboUnagurrMn Cettcgo Lexington MiStiiw Suit AND MARY VANAIMDAU with tholr bn then spent several days In Louisville LouisvilleMug Cw YD of Danville who Is with Mrs A W Carpenter was In town Tuesday MR JOIINMKNHKBB of Stanford Is the guest of friend hero for the races Lox Herald MR J W HAYDKN of Park fo here attending n meeting of the Cumberland Valley Und Co MHDAunsK S Lytle and W H Peony of Danville Spout yertonlay with Mrs Mary Penny MR W K SIIUOARK boa moved to llrodhoml whore ho will open a first cliuJi drug storo Central Itocanl kilns J H CLAUNCII and hamJwma Mn JOIIOIot Somerset are with her parent Mr nnd Mrs Janu K Lynn MR M F Hour of Markttairy who hat recently undergone n sovoro surge cal operation was doing nfeoly yaUcr day dayMR MITCIIBLU TAYLOK of nurnsklo hair bought W E Ilaughtnans pretty home In Danville and will move Ms Cum ily to it MR J B HRYAV who has been In New Mexico for the benefit of his health Is back at his homo considerably improved I MR AND Mns CitARUia PERKINS Miss Mabel Allendor and Mr Jesse I Wheat of Lexington are guests at Mr William Curtis MH8DAMR3 TllEO CuRRY Nannie Jennings Carrie Davidson and Hattie Romans of Lancaster spent Tuesday with Mrs W A Carson DR B 1UM8KY and wife and Miss Mayme Ramsey of Ocean Springs Miss are with their daughter and sis ter Mrs John Bright Jr MARK SUTTON of Hustonvillc was here Friday Ho brought downn lot of horses bought In Lincoln county by John ColTey and Robert Hudson Adair News MR AND MRS E P SliiOLl havo e Cincinnati and returned from a visit to Stanford Mrs John Sibold of this city has aR her guest her mother Mrs Rossell of Stanford Lex Herald AFTKR a years service at the City as Interne Dr John T Jlunn l108pltall18 lie to Junction City to locate goes has made many friends during his stay in Louisville Lonlsvllle Times LOCALS TlQEO Riding Cultivator at W H HIggins A NUMHKII of the dry goods and gents furnishing stores now close at 7 P M Till wedding In h life willoccur nt Waltons Opera House this evening at 8 P M MB THOMAS H SIIANKS was elected trustee In the bankruptcy proceeding of J T Jones Co FULL line of furniture carpets drug shades and gets rugs lace curtains wall paper Tribble Pence r THE L N will sell roundtrip tick ets to Louisville May 9th and 10th lim ited 28th at 11 fares account of races I SCREEN doors windows fly paper etc at W H Hlgglns LOST on Friday n Kappa Sigma pin Leave at this ollico and get reward DONT fall to seethe Llliputian wed ding at Waltons Opera House this eve pingSnE SUB and hear Ralph Bingham at AI corns Opera House Hustonvillc Tues day May 9 PURE Plymouth Hockeggs 35c for setting of 15 at my home Mrs A D Root Stanford CUIITAIN stretchers swings settees Also new line of rugs and druggets just received Tribble Pence justI THE Somerset Street Fair took In 9 000 The Maccabees which order play ed the company cleared about 200 As the evening of May Cth draws nigh come to Walton Opera House and you will see who the prospective bride is to be beI J L JARVIS the merchant prince of Saufloy sold to Mrs J W Mitchell nI home and lot on Wet Main Street Danville for 1780 A LAHOB crowd came over from Dan rile Tuesday ovonlng to hear their pas tor ROT organ who Is holding an interesting meeting at the Baptist church I AtTlmA general blacksmith at owe Will pay from to to J2CO per day for the right kind of a man steady work Apply immediately to S L MldkifT Richmond Ky r WA TltuAt once a good settled white woman of experience to cook wash and iron for one person Address with references Mm J II Jones Box 71 Crab Orchard Ky 3t STANFORDS base ball team was de feated 17 to 16 by the Central Univer icy Prtmhman team on the grounds here Wednesday afternoon The result WM a tie at the ninth inning and three more innings wore played to break it Tim wind of a few nights ago did conklerabl damage in the Sholby City section A number of trees wore blown down on the farms of Wm K Mc Afee and George W Pulllam On the hitters place a largo tree was blown across a cabin occupied by Jas String or and wife and both of them had nar i row escapes from being killed SALTKR Mr Samuel P Salter died of rheumatism at the home of Mr Jas W Dunn near Hrynntavillo Ho Is sur vive by a wife Mr Salter was well known over the State as n trotting horseman Ho owned nnd campaigned such horses as Granby Dan Cupid etc and was quite successful He had friends throughout the State who will hear with much regret of his death The in terment took place in the Lancaster cemetoryr cemetoryDa r DR W N CUAIO has installed the Litchflold lighting system nnd ho now has the best lighted store In town Will nnd Thomas lackey of St Louis have n large Interest in the company making the machinery for this splendid light and they aro said to have a good thing in It If you nre thinking about lighting your store with gasoline you should by nil means try this light Mr J Carroll Bailey will take pleas ure in giving you prices on the equip ment I Vial which started in J L John sons stable nt Kingsvillo Tuesday I light burned that building and its contents causing a loss of about 700 A horse perished in the flames The rcsbyterinn church some 75 yards dis tant caught from n spark and was also destroyed The origin of the fire is unknown but is believed to have been the work of un incendiary Mr John son had 150 insurance in the Contincn tnl and Agent Mahony was wired yes terday to adjust it r Bio LAND BALI Hon J S Owsley Sr has Bold to William J Aston of Fnrmcrsville Texas his splendid farm of 740 acres on the Crab Orchard pike five miles from Stanford at 5750 possession given Nov 1 Mr Aston is a relative of Mr S R Hanson of the West End and is evidently a man of means as the transaction was a cash one Mr Owsley is undecided as to what ho will do after ho gives up his place but his many friends sincerely hope he and his excellent family will not leave the county I I THE event of the season will take I place at Waltons Opera House this evening The wedding march will be gin promptly at 8 r oclock ALL owing or having claims agaInst the firm of J W Wallace are requeate to call and settle same with meat J C McClarys office A R Wallace 2t THE home of Mr Kenna Farris near the Crab Orchard fair grounds burned yesterday with most of its contents lie had n small insurance It is not known how the fire started J S MURPHY k SON of the West End have rented the store at Hedge ville and will at once open a genera store which will be in charge of J Lee Murphy assisted by Mr Joshua i Swope SwopeltunY L RUDY little daughter of John II Walton of Livingston died n few day ago aged six years See was a mem berof the Presbyterian Sunday School and her little schoolmates attended her burial in n body SONS and grandsons of Confedcral veterans of Lincoln county are request ed to meet at the law office of George H Sauiloy at 2 oclock next Friday eve ning May 5th for the purpose of or ga zing a Camp of Sons of Veterans Fon RBNT Home on Logan Avenue vacated by S R Cook Good garden partly planted outhouses cistern and hydrant number of fruit trees andt most desirable home In every way For further particulars see Dr J F Pey ton YOUR attention called to the ad vcrtlsement of P G Warner Son who have recently bought out John Bright Jr Co They are now open for business and aska share of your patronage They will add to the stock at once onceFREE FREE TRIP TO LOUISVILLE The Re tall Merchants Association of Louis ville will refund in cash the cost or roundtrip excursion tickets to out of town customers during the entire pc riod of Louisville Jockey Club May Races May 10 to 20 inclusive For particulars address J V Beckmann manager Retail Merchants Association Urban Building Louisville Ky THE entertainment at Waltons Op era House Friday evening May 12th promises to be the social and musical evont of the season Mrs A B Rob ertson of Danville will send a charm Ing representative of her class Mrs Juliet Rogers of Lancaster will honor the occasion by singing the Central University boys will bring melody and mirth Miss Polly Duane Traylor will give St Peter at the Gate and out own pianists Misses Alllo Huffman Virginia Bourne Mary McRobcrts and Mary Higgins will give attractive num bers PROGRAM ot Lillputlnn Wlllding at Waltons Opera House this evening at S oclock sharp ICAST OF CHARACTERS I Bride Sophia Saunders GroomJohn Reid MoKinnqy Maid of HonorsJoan Ballou Best ManTilden Cooper Bridesmaids Elolgo Beazley Kather ine Cox Flower GirlsrSara Wearen Marga ret Shanks ShanksUshersClaiborne UshersClaiborne Walton Clinton ColemanMinister Minister and WifeWillie OBannon louise Lynn Grooms Parents Clyde Boone Nan cy HunnBrides Brides Parents VanArsdale Craig Mary Bailey Grandparents Hartwell Shanks lied en Cox CoxLittle Little Brothers James Bailey Har vey II Embry Joe T Grimes Cousins of Bride Jennie Wood Re iccca Ross Mildred Downer I i Aunties of the Groom Frances Em i iry Margaret Davidson Mamie c1 itraubInvited Invited Guests Maurice Bruce Jes 110 lIocker Nancy K McKinney Matsy rimes Annette Wearen Sam B i Craig Sara Wood Katherino fenzel Harvey Wilkinson James Novius Jes se Lee Phillips Searcy Rancy WaitressesEthel Powell Jean Pax ton Anna D McRoberts Sallie Mills CraIg Ella Eichenberger Lettie Mc Kinney Elizabeth Hunn SingersWinnie Davis Bibb Oh remise Me Clara Fallis Violets Lucy Lee Walton Loves Old Sweet Song m M YESTERDAY was ti ie warmest day otI the year A good lain fell last nigh and the prospects are that more will follow I HAVE accepted tho agency for a monument house and will be glad toI figure with those thinking about buying a tombstone or monument J C Mc Clary MARKSRURY Robert Rout bought ol Dr Elliott a mare for 145 Mrs H A McGrath Jr bought of Mart Go ings a mare for 140 Wheat is look ing fine All the farmers are through planting corn Rev W M Stallings preached at Fork church Sunday TAKES IssuER Shannon secre tary of the State Board of Embalmers writes that our Lancaster correspond ent is incorrectly informed when she said that out of 225 licensed embalm ers In the State of Kentucky only three have been honored by the State Board of Health In permitting them to pre pare bodies where death was caused by infectious diseases for shipment He says there are about 310 licensed em balmera in this State and any one hold i ing one of these licenses can take charge I of any dead body dead of any disease I and ship same with the exception nam ed in the laws of the Baggage Mens Union small pox bubonic plague yel low fever etc and no one can ship these The State Board of Health has nothing to do with the embalmers of this State as long cs they comply with the State laws I CHURCH MATTERS The College of Bishops of the Meth odist Episcopal Church South is In annual session at Nashville Rev H R Mills was unable to preach at the Southern Methodist Church last Sunday on account of a severe throat trouble London Local Rev H M Shouse of Berea has been called to the pastorate of the Middle burg Baptist church and Rev Staley of Kentucky University Lexington has been called to the pastorate of the I Christian church at the same place i The churches of Somerset have I awakened to the necessity of enlarg ing their places of worship to accommo date the growth congregations The Presbyterian church is to be enlarged and Pastor Glass is called upon to devote his whole time and energies to the one congregation The First Baptist church with ever increasing congregations and 40 accessions during the year thus far have plans under consideration for enlarging and beauti fying their building The Christian church is undergoing needed repairs and alterations The Methodist churches are found insufficient for the ordinary services and they will have to build additional rooms Journal A Creeping Death Blood poison creeps up towards the heart causing death J E Stearns Belle Plalne Minn writes that a friend dreadfully injured his hand which swelled up like blood poisoning Bucklons Arnica Salvo drew out the poison healed the wound and saved his life Best in the world for burns and sores 23c at G L Penny Stan ford and Lync Bros Crab Orchard drug stores Duke of Richmond Will make the season of Igor at my farm one mile South of McKinnev on Mc i Kinney Ml Salem pike at the low price i of 800 to Insure a Living Colt Money due when colt Is foaled When mare is traded or sold insurance is for felted and in all cases money is due DESCRIPTION AND PEOIGKBE Five years old dark bay 16J4 hands high a fine individual with best of style and ac ion drives and rides nicely He was sired by Tom Covington 18992 he by Limber Jim Standard and registered ist dam by General Duke 2nd dam by Warren Harris Denmark 3rd dam by Old CrockellI NOTE Tom Covington is a combined horse with a record of auStf trial 219 his dam was by Kentucky Chif 2d dam Parsons Abdallah General Duke had a record in 1878 of 245 he was by Embrys Lexington by Old Lexington The dam of Embry Lexington was Bellroyia by Imported Monarch At same time and place I will stand two good mule lacks at f 3 TO INSURE LIVING COLTS rat JIM PORTER by Cyclone out of a premium Jennet 2d BRICNOLIA JR by Old Drlgnolla Both these Jacks have elah shed reputations Their colts have been on the market In this county for the past three years having always brought liS many doUars as any Jacks colts in the county if not more So you see that you will not make any mistake in breeding to these lacks JacksR R S SCUDDXR McKinney Ky I 4 J Modern Clothes They Bear the EarMarks of Style For Your Next 1 i Suit Try v i at n uaaa CUnniNS MCLARY Stanford Kentucky MoHr COMFORTS I I GIBBONS MAYan aWl Kntt Mnlll htreot W B McRoberts I Are detracted from if the interior dcc orations do not properly harmonize Let us aid you in bringing about the proper and desired effect The benefit four experience and our many facilities arc at your disposal WINDOW SHADES ILow nigh Htiiiiilard Paint FtinrnntwU to lx the Inlit innile Viirnlah HtMnn 1alnteiV It unit Humlrlix 08 can ll round nay where DANVILLE KY I To The Buying Public McRobertsAre We have bought out the stock of Grocer ies Hardware Queensware Etc of JohnI Bright Jr Co and now are in charge of I the stock they formerly ran We ask a share of your patronage promising good goods at low prices square dealing and courteous treatment Try us on an order and we will endeavor to make you call again P G WARNER SON Terms Strictly Cash 1STANFORO Sells Ivurlecs Ready Mixed Paints Everv gallon Guaranteed There is none better New Spring patterns of Wail P per White Lead and Linseed Oil Also M i A Tested and Sure Bed Bug Destroyer r

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Efhe Interior Journal Entered in the Pott Office at Stanford U Mcondclait matter tnalltfFOR FOR SALE I Eight hunJreJ Irtl of n fine ItnJ si you will f In Central Kentucky with twenty tiuuunj Jallus worth of brick bUII1lnJS on 11nY running water on free rllte ctote to this city only Ijo an acre W II ULAKELEV Bowling Green Ky onI For Sale Privately My house rend 10 acres of land situate just outside of town limits on the Somerset pike House has 7 rooms kitchen and set cellar table and all Tntl room good necessary outbuildings Water hydrant In the yard and one for lock I P UAILEY NOTICE You should eee us before you let out your house carrlge and root painting Paper hanging specialty We hare samples of r from three ledlnghou5u oft be orld paper tban and can sell you wall paper cheaper you can steal lt Eetlmte turnllhed on ap plication All work guaranteed J J BELOEN 1 Co Somerset street INSURANCE Flit Llslitnlng AVIndPtorm Life nnd AccmJnt Nonehutlhe 8TUpNOK I4T nnd 1I IT COl1lplnlIItIprlInlll nndI iibTo KntMCJunniiVto il Iou Iaylngjllcc DrdjUnoqunllfd Talk with MAHONY Stanford Kentucky 1t lldnce Phone Jfo Si R A JONESI Dentist STANFORD KENTLCK Office in Myers House Parlor Phone No 1 J H IOONE ft CO jProprietors LIVERY AND FEED STflBUE Stanford Kv Oood LlVery Service at Reasonable Hates oan OD UI lIn Depot Street Also Dealer In Ooal i IB B D CARTER Successor to Bruce Jt Carter livery Feed and Sale Stable Depot Street STANFORD KYI Special Attention to Commercial Men Your patronage h toUched Horse handled on commission HorseII Stock Pens In Connection Give Me Your Order I Can Please You Why buy ready made clothing when Ihere Is so little difference In the price 01 high grade ready made suits and alult made to Jour measure taken by an ex pcrlenced tailor T I have a bandeomi line of tipriog Roods I can make from a low price business suit to the finest dress mit Also Spring overcoats and trout era The company I represent is one of the beat I also have a line of goods I make tin mre1f for those who prefer it H C RUPIEY the Tailor eason Specialties Bcrion doors window screens mid screen Inl IiIUn 11111110 WIekllAM Oil Htoves Llace Qurllllll Hhndrs Pours xlelulmt lImek lb CnriKtg tug Muttlniti iortltrreji lurnln HtretilieritOuriHjtHtrotoherH Hcruu rushes to removi wnter etc from door liy Jlulitllllt fouler Doors return viiriirt and iuiit iiM per Vlndowtt Will I IniHT 1iilnts Varnish Items mid Knunie1 Pictures Krumetl nnf loiildliiKS Mot Oliiss liUKKles New nnd Uhl Furuituro 001110 111111 uu If you nni nine MMiitthinir wo do not keep Goal Liv ry Plenty of horses and hugKlo niul fiiil Excellent undertaking equipment Pruitt Brothers Morehind Ky NABOTM JR Nnhoth Jr 1M u bountiful dllrk buy with envy 11111 lilt nod lull with goad bun plenty of stylo wed plush und tins extreme high nc lion and It worked would step its fast us old lulioth his dire Ho IM over 18 hum lileh relgli lt xnind and only tby irs old this toy He Is by tho wellknown Nulwth who WIIM sired by SIalsll µ bane sire of latitude 17 14 iiiil iiiiiny others In the list Will Inirtmm NnlKitliM Rlre Is u nun of Oeoruo liken Klrst Until Tlnnol by Messenger uroc sou of lliiiiililetoiilnu and sire of ilalne 231 tin limn of Norlnlne yearling pconl iMI li Nnboth Jrs first dam by te iCtiKer Ohlof JrSml iliini bvCrlt DuvU trd iliim n thoroughbred lie wilt milk till nt xtnlile la Stanford Ky i i nnon of IJiH my llIlIlonll lit tho low price of 11211 to Incur n living alt 101111111 when colt Is foaled orinure nrted with Mnren triidiil or removf d from Ills county forfeits the Innirnnco mill the loney Is due Ilen retained on colts Until awe Ixnnld NulMitli Is considered hy the Unit horsemen 10 IJ told lifst lion In Kentucky to hair to tor lilglicliiH4 hiirneM lionuH t4 him lie Wyou breed J It HKAHLKYHtunford Htunford Ky PROSPECT 2087 DESCKIFTION PoaledApril 28 1900 iC ands high solid bay with white feet be hind a model in form with superior style a show horse second td none either in harness or under saddle rHDtORKB Sied by Dignity Dare igSz eby Chester Dare he by Black SquirrelS he by Black Eagle he by King William DignitY Dares ist dam Lizzie Mont by Velchmont he by William Welch he by iysdicks Hambletonian Prospects tat tUm pora Deane 2740 br On Time ne by tonewall Jackson Sr 2nd dam by joe Wallah he by Abdallah Glencoe 3rd dam by Funks Sumpter Denmark 416 dam by Black Hawk Morgan jth dam by Ol Jer he by Wagner Cth dam by Imp Messenger Will serve a limited number of mares the present season at ers to in sure a live colt Money due when colt is foaled or mare traded or parted with Mare grazed at S2 per month all bills paid before removal of mares not responsible Tree sible for accidents or escapes Three lies from Shelby City on the Hus nville Danville pike CARPENTER SANDIDGE r 1 For Rent or Lease I A iplondli dry goods storeroom and a large warehouse attached recently occupied by Levy Urns Stanford Ky Ap ply for particulars to J D Owsley or to The Lincoln County National Bank I J D OWSLEY Stanford Ky E D PeytonF DEALER IN I Staple and Fancy Gro ceries Fruits Veg etables Cigars and Tobaccos Stanford A S PRICE I Surgeon Dentist STANFORD KENTUCKY I Office over McRoberts Drug Store 5u the Owsley Building I Dar1 Traylor DIALtH I irVUlsKn Brandu Wines Beer Cigars Etc I OarpntrHous oiosa to opot STANFORD I Ky I Prompt in J pollt luntlon Nothln tout the bee lo drink Mal phon ci Itcrarb orders receive j jronpt stttntlon I r RESTORATIVE CURES NERVOUS DEBILITY mecul J men 110 are ItrOII 111 C1I1ltaL fen fomtmeno emWttoonteepa menul ana nerre torrei n f n or mbltion ntrtj persoaAl nu netlsm i the true type oteructmood To attain this tae nm Mu1Uta b tool belb c1lopmeI1C belbNrn a DI5Olteworth PCrrCRS HEIIVIOOR mate sirnt Calm Nrrt Cure hare Dabllltr rllln Nemry VIII Wek to n oTrworkfHDAklhir IU SIIn drug habits lolIr and other lroublnduo raaMa Yates rich bMlthr btond and rcntlra vatted ntrri ntrriKtaallr lrlcll aboi HU for lino nottMld with a nar anrM to refund If not carM or benefited pcrrcn MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CHICAGO u s AI FOB SALE AT lE iTS Data STOEE J l Beazley Co j I I I UndertaKers and EmbalmI I era Also Dealers in Fur I niture MattiugsKugs They will exchange Furniture for all Kinds of Stock Give Them a Call Price Right STANFORD KENTUCKY e lteeaT y Undertaker Embalmer and Dealer in Harnes3Saddlery Ac STANFORD KENTUCKY J K BAUGHMANS BAUGHMANSNABOTH NABOTH By NI both buy threeTearsold and a I much finer horse than his Mreso well known I In this part of the State as a breeder of peed style and durability Dam Norn NorI val by Naval 214J a son of Electioneer 125 Nora Norralt tint dam by Metropoll tan son of Uambletonlan 10 sire of George Wilkes and Electioneer 2d dent bl Mambrl no St rlljbt3rddamby Oliver 4th dam by WagnerGth dumbg Imp Tnnnbr 11th dam by Thornton Hattler A tillendld IlIdlvl4 unl with a pedigree as fine aa any horse i HUMMER JR Hay stallion 15JJ hands u good Individual with abundant speed lie Is by Hummer 61121 sire of Bouncer StOI Stately 2tllK SpalI peen 212 QuIckly 214X Mountaineer SH5K Speedon 2HUK IS In 230 Hummer 0112 Is a son of the renowned Electioneer and save one Is the only son of Electioneer II vine that Is out of a George Wilkes mare and with the exception of Arlon Is the only sou stundlng In Kentucky that has a 200 1 performer to hI credit Hummer Jrsden Is Xulma by the great Lord Russell dam Qodlva by Auditor T73 HAPSBURG 509 Great coach stultlon 161 hands high by Imp Olosterand out of a mare by Wonder ful Hoy Anyone wl hlna very high bred couch borne to breed on standard breD mares for getting style speed and action should see t b II horse JESSE ALVERSON 8hetland Pony Fine Individual good breed Ar style and action All of these horses will stand at 3J0 to In sure a living colt NAPOLEON Will also itand my jack Napoleon at 310 to Insure mares anelIO by the season from April 110 July 1 for jennet Mare grazed at 12 per month which In all cases must be paid before they are removed Care taken to prevent accidents but not re iponalbleshouldiinrooeur J iCe BAUOUUAN Hustonvllle Ky I Babbitt Bible And Law CRAB ORCHARD KY MAY 3As I came home from Stanford a few dnys ago by way of Maywood I was Impor tuned by a clever farmer Abel Bryan to go by his house for dinner and listen to his mother in law Mrs McFadder talk scripture and the Biblical feast liS well as the eidble banquet were most excellent The batter cakes have not been excelled since our old cook liar nah left Dallas Mrs McFaddcn1 memory is most remarkable She quot ed verses of scripture committed 79 years ago She is now 86 years old She can quote page after page chap ter after chapter All ought to stud the scripture when young I am near ly through the New Testament nnd gone through Genesis which means be ginning Exodus which means goin out Leviticus having reference to the priests and nearly through Numbers and in the New Testament I have gone through Matthew Mark Luke John The Acts Romans First and Second Corinthians etc and will probably get through the New Testament this year I commenced this slow tedious work when I was at Frankfort 20 years ago I have committed about 18000 verses agoI I believe there are only 81180 verges In the Old and New Testaments I wish II had commenced this work when a boy I perhaps now could have completed tho work I once asked Judge Saufley when he amassed such an inexhaustible rosorvoi of Biblical lore 7 He replied By a ro luctant compulsory attendance upon the Sunday school when a boy It is our mothers and the church and the Sunday schools that save our wayward boys and upon whom rest our hopes of gov ernment religion society and heaven I Boys obey your mothers and study th Bible and should there be no heave hereafter you can make a heaven on earth I Benedict Arnold and Aaron Burr were traitors to their country because the had no religion Blackstone says thai no man can be a truly great lawyci without wellgrounded principles of re ligion But I am now wandering I intended to write one page on Mrs MeFaddens remarkable memory Tuesday May 9 the trial to which the people are lookieg with so much in terest will occur at Stanford A re port is in circulation that the public will be excluded Cant do it The fundamental law says all trials shall IM speedy open and public and in the fact of the world The people build the court houses pay the officers and they have a right to attend and see how jus tice is administered there They could exclude women and children but there would be no impropriety iri the most re fined ladies being present when I ad dress the jury for I can speak on any subject in such language as not to of fend the most delicate the most fastid ious ear It will be worth a pilgrimage to Mecca to hear me upon the subject and then hear Judge Saufley upon me lt will be the slaughter of the Old Guard at Waterloo not by Adams battery but by the flaming sword of Saufleys genius My main object in appearing in the trial is to hear Saufley on the lawyer who precedes him No one will enjoy the thunder of his elo quence and the fierce blaze of his py rotechnic genius more than the man upon whom he will banquet I expect if I shall be so fortunate as to be like the race horse in good plight for forensic battle to make a speech that will elect me to Congress or defeat me for the Legislature I shall be down to argue a peace warrant Friday FONTAINE F BOBIUTT Saved by Dynamite Sometimes flaming city U saved by lynamltlnjj a space that tho Ire cant toss Sometimes a cough hangs on to long you feel as if nothing but dy lamlto would cure It T Gray of 2alhoun Gnl writes1IrIy wife hail u very aggravated cough which kept her awake nights Two physicians could not help her so she took Ur vlngs New Discovery for consujnp Ion coughs and colds which cased her cough gave her sleep and finally suretl her tt Strictly scientific cure for Monchitls anti La Grippe At G L enny Stanford and Lyno Bros 3rub Orchard drug stores price 50c und 81 guaranteed Trial bottle free Homeseekers excursion Michigan via Queen Crescent Houte Tickets and 16th at Ion sale May 2nd greatly educed rates to AuSablo Beaverton Jranch Brethren Cadillac Gladwin Calcva Manistee Merritt Lewiston and St Helen Tickets are limited 15 lays from the date of sale Ask agents lor particulars or write E N Aiken T P A Lexington Ky or Y C linearson G P A Cincinnati 0 Said a man to a charming young miss I hear there are germs in a kiss Said the maid Im immune So come around soon It Vhat a prospect for unalloyed bliss 1 Puck ter While U bilious attack is decidedly npleasant It Is quickly over when Chamberlains Stomach and Liver ablets are used For sale by Lyno Iros Crab Orchard Ky At Paden City W Va Gus Bolen shot and dangerously wounded his wife and motherin law and committed sui cide Essays Of Little Bobble Society is whare you go when you are incited wick aintvory ofen unless you have tho doe to spend If you have the doe it doant make no difference what you got it you can go to all the dance and dinners you want to but if you alnt got the doe you can only go to the danc es they have on Saturday nltes and tha aint society it is only 50 cent tor gents and ladies free and you bet so ciety costa more than that if a man C his wife and tharo child ren want to git into society they mail thare money and then move to sum other place wham everyone mint on to them and they go rite into society Sumtimes they go to church too but the moar doe they have the less they have to go to church Pa and Ma doan go into society Pa says IMa can keep him broak easy cnuff without that ant I guess he is rite beekaus 2 days age the groser told Pa wo cudnt havo any moar stuff unlessjwo seteled up our bil at his store and soPa seteled up Then he came hoam and scd to Ma well yot are keaping my nose to the grind stoai all rite and Ma sed well I didnt marry you to set down and look fit you so gi out and malk some chinkuThvuuhec Sentinel The recent offer of five million dol lars for the site of the little Dutcl Church in Austin Friars of Throgmor ton street has again called ThrogmerI tention to tho almost fabulous value of land intho City of London This I little church can accommodate only some two hundred people yet the val ue of thorite is so great that not only were the trustees offered this enormous sum for it but the offer was accompa nied by a promise to build another church in the suburbs One thousand five hundred pounds a year is no un common rent for a small groundfloor in the heart of the city It is said that a milllion dollars has only recently been refused for the site of the Apothecarius Hall In Water Lane near Ludgatc 11111 Stationmuch less than an acre The company say they have no wish to sell Some day there will be a now station at Ludgate lilliI and they may obtain a still larger price under compulsory sale Terrific Face With Death Death was fast approaching vrlUv Ralph F Fernando of Tampa Pia describing his fearful race with loath as a rOAult of liver trouble and heart disease which had robbed ne of sleep and of all Interest In life I had tried many different doctors and levoral medicines but got no txmoJlt until I began to use KlectrUs Bitters 5o wonderful was their otTect that In threo days I foil like u new man and o day I am cured of all my trouble Guaranteed ut G L Penny Stanford and Lyne Bros Crab Orchard drug stores price 50c I McKinney Woolen Mills I McKinney Kentucky Mnnufiirtiirfrsnf Jiiun IIuwyn Klniuml Uanktsuad Yarn 4o1l1 1 oi1rwod N eke wiMil In exfhiinito fur work nllowln IIH niurkft prim Hntlsfiivtlnn niiariuitf 11 COlli or writ for prlcvs and liiforiimtlun LXcnl wnntiil Kentucky Squirrel Itcxl liny ntnlllon with 01l1J wlillf fOOlj full 111 hnnilslilKh wnmlrwl by WIND Hqulrrcl hI linn liv Ihi King n MIII of Hllwr Kliitf aOIl of On TIIIIIto1 inm lir tho famous Oul i11a 1cxlnutmi WtHMI H iilrrtl was slrv t hy lilnrk S iilrrililniu by Jilt KUIHI iliiiu thllIl1l11 of KiiKli Illni by 141 Knutx Ills lAt 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