The Interior Journal (Stanford, Ky.)
May 19, 1905

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bt 1y y l t oSr 1G r t t 7aTt1c w 4t6 a r1 ysi J tj I THE INTERIOR JOURNAL VOL XXXIII d STANFORD KY FRIDAY MAY 19 1905 NO 23 liON THOMAS H IAYNTEK I f Th iNTBRluK JOURNAL today pro BcnU a good likeness of Judge Thomas H P ynter of Grccnup county pre I ent judge of the court of appeal nnd democratic candidate for United States 1Senator Judge Pnyntcr is serving his second term as judge of the court of appeals and Is heretofore invincible Ho served three terms in Congress nnd was elected to the bench while nerving his last term During his service on the bench ho has shown himself to he nn able painstaking judge always on A personal conversation with a num her of the jurors in tho Hargta caso disclosed the fact that had there been a conspiracy instruction they would have voted for acquittal all the same One of tho most intelligent of tho ju rors and the ono whom must jteople thought would vote to convict If there r was any possible chance said he did not think Judge Hargis guilty of any 0crime whatever from the proof and ho was glad to say so after hearing the evidence The fact of the whole busi 4ness is that If Judge Hargis had been t an ordinary man and had not been high I in democratic council tho bitter fight that has been waged against him would r never have been made Tho whole re I publican party was arrayed against him and it is said that its campaign fund was used to encomiums the overthrow of the one man who stands In Its way in the 10th Congressional district Of course we knot nothing of the truth of I tho rumor but certain things lend at least suspicion that there is something in it Frankfort Journal V The deKMt gold mine in the world is at Bendigo in Australia The mine In question IH called the New Chum Hall way mine nnd its main shaft is sunk to the depth of 31XX feet or only CO feet short of threequarters of u mile The chief problem In working this p extremely deep mine is how to keep the 4tutnels nnd general workings cool onmgh for the miners to work in Tho temperature usually about 103 degrees is terribly enervating and to enable the men to work at nil n spray of cold water is let down from above and kept playing continually on the bodies naked from tho waist upward of tho minersChamberlains Chamberlain Cough Remedy the Very Best 101 liiivo been tiding ClmmbcrliilnV i Cough Remedy and want to say It Is the best cough medicine I hate over taken It says Gto L Chubb a mer chant of Harlnn Mich There Is no t question about Its being tho best as it p will euro n cough or cold hi less tlmo than any other treatment It should t always bo kept In tho house ready for instant use for a cold can bo cured In much less time when promptly treated sJ For sale by Lyno Hros Crab Orch nrdKrI LA Mnrblehead fisherman reports I hearing while out one day In the bay Jthis bit of repartee between Thomas I t Lawson and a young woman evidently no respector of persons As Mr Lawson in a naptha launch passed tho rowboat containing the girl she called out Hullo Tom hows cop per T Instnntly came tho retort First rate Hows brassBoston Herald thirteen hours and n half constitute f the working day of a Chinese mill hand I fntll cotton factories though In some I of the mills there is a night shift work Ing but 10 hours In SpltO ot the long hours the pay Is very small the best workers receiving but 12 cents a day 1 1 i II l t r v jjjjjjjsjjjjjjjj the aide of till people and his decisions have attracted tho attention of the bench and bar of tho State Judge Iayntor has a charming per sonality and makes friend wherever known He has very properly refused to leave the duties of the bench to en gage In a contest for the Senatorehip But it Is understood that when the court adjourns for the summer vacation he will make a series of speeches through out the State and ono of these will be I I made at Stanford StanfordCHURCH I CHURCH MATTERS i The Boyle County Sunday School Convention will be held at PcrryvUlo tomorrow all interested in the work are cordially invited to attend I The third annual South Atlantic Mis sionary Conference of the Southern i Methodist church opened at Asheville i N C with 2000 delegates In attend I unce anceThe The link Hose service will be hold at the Mbreland Union Sunday school building Sunday next at 730 r stn i Everybody Invited to come wearing a pink rose Sharjwburg has just experienced a great revival which was held In the Methodist church conducted by the Rev J It Savage of Winchester Ten united with the different churches and between 25 and 80 were converted While Rev W J Dunaway of Ash land Va was exhorting his hearers in the Cool Spring Baptist church at Lee Va to take Christ as their refuge in times of storm lightning struck tho building and injured 18 persons several seriously seriouslyKev Rev E 0 Guerrant the Kentucky evangelist has returned home from Virginia whore lie succeeded in 10 eating n box of valuable papers he stored away near Roanoke Va 11 years ago while he was Acting Adjutant under Col John Morgan Tho paper were hidden to prevent Gen Sheridan from getting possession of them When found the box was in possession of the mm of ths man with whom Adjt Gucrrnnt had loft them aved by T Dynamite Sometimes u flaming city U saved by nauthtfngSumctlntes dynamiting u space that tho Ore cant cross Sometimes n cough hangs on dyy namite would euro It Z T Gray of Calhoun Ga writes My wife had a very aggravated cough which kept her awiilfp nightsrlwo physicians could not help her so she took Ir Kings New Discovery for consump tion coughs and colds which eased her cough gave her sleep and finally I cured her Strictly scientific caroler bronchitis ami La Grippe At G L Penny Stanford and v Lyno Hros Crab Orchard drug stores price SOo and felt guaranteed Trial bottle free GeorgeI am going to speak to your father tonight darling Ethel But George he has n bad at tack of the gout Georgo Inboth feet EthelWhy yes GcorgoAll the better then He wont be able to hurt me Judge Cleared for Action When the body is cleared for action by Dr Kings New Llfo pmOU can toll it by tho bloom of health on tho cheeks the brightness of tho eyes tho firmness of tho slosh and muscles tho buoyancy of the mind Try them At LynoI Tires Crab Orchard drug stores 1 Admiral Togo it is believed has planned to fight the Russian fleet South of Formosa I r c A HIGHLAND 1 II P Horton has opened a black srnith shop herei Cook Bros have moved their BOW mill to the Russell place near Otten helm If our people dont get all the mall they want it is not Uncle Sams fault for he sends three mall wagons thro our Town each day Elbert E Youngpastor of a Clinton county circuit has been at homo for two weeks on a visit to his mother Mrs C M Young who has been very ill While here he preached at the Methodist church tit night lie left yesterday for Albany Mrs C M Young and Miss Minnie Young who have been sick so long are both Improving Miss Della Cook has been very ill with pneumonia for sever nl days Mrs J C King who has been confined to her room for some time from the effects orn tnllwas able to attend church Sunday Mrs Lena Butt who has boon very Ill with appendicitis is considerably better Mrs Blankcmahip quite ill from the effect of rheumatism James Smith of nopr Green River went to the home of hw daughterln law Mrs Frank Smith in search of n plow which ho claimed she had On finding the plow and starting home with it Mrs Smith came out on Mr S and emptied the content of a shotgun into his side when he dropped the plow and with considerable difficulty managed to walk to his home a mile or more Dr Singleton of McKinney was called and dressed the wound At last accounts the wounded man was getting along very well C IL Baker whose health has been failing since Christmas loft with his son Ula Thursday for Konesaw Neb In hopes that Jho change will improve him Mart Surber and wife nnd J B Floyd havp gone to Kingman Kas whore they expect to find employment during the harvest season John Spires and daughters Misses Minnie anti Le na after spending about two months with relative In Morgan county 111 where they went with Uie intention of locating have roturne ff Messrs Hall and Baugh with their families of near Science Hill visited the family of Eph Young Miss Hannah Meier who has been at Danville for some time and Miss Emma Meier who has been at Corbin are both at home now Jake nnd Ira Cook of Somerset were with the homefolks Sunday Greenup Baugh and family of near Eubanks are visit ing at Logan Bryants Horlan New ell and family of Somerset visited the families of E G Baugh and J R Car rier last week Hugh Young has gone to Louisville J II Carrier who went to Indiana towork in a stone quarry mashed his foot nnd had to come home Mrs Thomas Carrier who was bitten b y a copperhead snake some days ago and was dangerously III is getting along nicely now NEWS NOTES i Upward of 1500 Hebrew bakers are on a strike in New York Eleven yachts left Now York Tues day in a race across the ocean W T Adams local editor of the Winchester Democrat dropped dead of apoplexy apoplexyChicago Chicago job printers are engaged in the opening skirmish of n fight for an eighthour law Police OllkcrWeignnd of Chillicothe 0 was fatally shot lly n Negro burglar ho was chasing Kirk LaShcllo the wellknown theat Tied manager died at Heliport L L of acute diabetes Nan Patterson has signed a contract for a number of appearances at the New York Music Hall A combination of telephone interests affects practically nil of the States east of the Rocky mountains Two of the alleged murderers who escaped from the jail at Smithland were arrested at Caseyville Near Milton William Hudson aged 55 shot his wife to death in a fit of jealousy and then took his own life Miss Alma Callahan 22 years of age was stabbed to death at Chicago by a jealous young woman Miss Edith SmithJupnnesomQthers Japanese mothers do not kiss their children though they may press their lips to the foreheador cheek of a very young baby Curtis Jetts thumb on the right hand was cut off by a machine while at work in the chair department of the penitentiary Firo on the launch of Millionaire John S Huyler of New York forced Mr Huyler anti others to jump over board and swim for their lives Judge James It Bolts 85 years old is dead at Grayson He was prominent in law politics Masonry and church work in Eastern Kentucky for 60 years That he was In substance a Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde being the latter unconsciously and Involuntarily will be the defense made by G G Wood a New Jersey man charged with mur j der i t 4 I I y v LANCASTERt Messrs Lewis Y Leave Joe er H M Ballou and J T Williams left Tuesday for Indian Territory in which place one or monfof them may anylocate locateThe The commencement exercises of the Graded School ore proving delightful The music furnished by the pupils of Mrs Belle Burnside is excellent and give ample proof of her careful instruc tionMr Mr Joe Elsener have returned to Virginia after a visit to Mr and Mrs N Miller Miss Marie Schillings has returned to her home In Richmond after a visit to Miss Elsie Xlmmer Joe S Haseldcn has announced as a candidate for the nomination for coun ty attorney subject to the action of the republican party Mr Haseldon was admitted to tho bar several years ago The Union Sunday School convention of Garrard county will meet at the Presbyterian church on Saturday May 27 in Lancaster An interesting pro gram has been arranged and allschools are requested to be represented Lunch will be served in the church About a half dozen Knights Tem plar of this city will attend the Con slave at Richmond next week The Templars here are members of the Danville Command ry and this Com mandery will give an entertainment on 1 Thursday afternoon R P Ison sold to A T Scott a horse for 125 T A Elkin bought a cow of TuggleI bought several hogs from Jim Sutton at 1480 J W Sanders sold a milk cow to A C Mites for 25 Mr Rob erta sold to J W Tuggle some hogs nt licProto Proto J E Mannix was reelected principal with Misses Fannie Oakley Eliza Smith Amanda Anderson Olivia Sweeney Emma Washburn and MrsI Belle Burnside as teachers by the board of trustees of the Lancaster High School Prof Ellis will retire from the facultjyand devote his entire time to preaching Rev Henry Faulconer has joined his wife and children who are with rela tives here Mr and B Curtis Cover and son and Miss Mollie Brooks of ofI Crab Orchard were the guests of Mrs W A Beazley Mrs J Bi Kinnaird and little son William who have been with friends in Cincinnati havereturn ed home Messrs Lewis Gill and Wall er Hudson of Central University were at home Tuesday for a short sly I ALL SETTLED Papa cant w afford In C The young nnd beautiful girl looked appealing up into the eyes of her ford I q parent I have set my heart on the puke she said My dear said her kind papa uOU perhaps do not realize what you ask In the first place the Duke wants n million down Then there arc so many incidental lie expects me tq have the castle done over with new plumbing throughout Then his debts will have to hepald The girl was silent She loved her father To see him suffer was torture to her young soul Finally she said Papa do you think you could ar range it in say a couple of years The old man thought Yes he said at last 101 thing It might bo done Why my dear In answer his daughter flung her arms around his neck Then Its all right she exclaimed Impetuously I have just seen the Duke and he says he can bo bought on the Installment planLife Kentucky Fair Dates Tho following are the dates fixed for holding tho Kentucky fairs for 1905 as far as reported Crab Orchard July 193 days Mndisonville August 11 days Danville August 23 days j Hurrodsburg August 84 days Fern Creek August 154 days 7 Shepherdsville August 151 days Lawrenceburg August 154 days Vanceburg August 10 4 days Guthrie August 173 days Shclbyvllle August 224 days daysSpringfield Nlchdlosvllle August 293 days Bardstown August 304 days Somerset August 291 days Florence August 304 days daysGlasgow Glasgow Sept 134 days The Kentucky State Fair Lexington September 186 days Henderson September 2GC days Falmouth September 274 days Owensboro October 101 days While a bilious attack is decidedly unpleasant it is quickly over when Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are used For sale by Lyno Bros Crab Orchard Ky James Stepens Whitc and John Burncs colored were fatally shot in a pistol fight in the streets of Owings vine i r 4 V4 J AI r 1 BEAUTY BRIGHTS Bright leathers are stylishI stylishThey They are dressy r Easy to take care of I Easy to keep looking well i All America Shoos in shiny leathers are the 11acme Made of Patent Colt which has more wear than most shiny lea thers and is softer and more pliable Let us i show Brights you these Beauty 1 SAM ROBINSON 1 Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats and Caps i Ladies and Gents Furnishings All are Invited eNext Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank STANEORD KY i If your Binders or Mowers need yds any repairs let us have your order early as well have no expert to do gratuitous work this year Binder r Twine on hand now Give us your workI r 15j I W H HIGGINSj i STANFORD KY THE SHERWINWILLIAMS PAINT COVERS MOST WEARS PAINTI I r For Sale by DR W N CRAIG Druggist Stanford Ky To popularize their flew business in new buildings with New Stocks and o Now Lines being added J G Weatherford Co IIUSTONVILLK KENTUCKY Asks you to call and you will be convinced that they can feather your nestum wj We Are Showing From The Best inanuiiicturors in the country n tine and well selected lino 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 ti W E F4tIdnsCrib y Crab Orchard Ky Atvt i x 4r

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c 1 T rl The Interior journal r E C WALTON WE are under obligations to the Frankfort Journal for the cut of Judge Thomas II Paynter which appears on our first page As Is well known Mr Paynter is a candidate to succeed Sen F ator J C S Blackburn and to a man up a tree it looks like he is going to do Iso lie is even a finer looking gentleman j I man than his picture makes him is one of the very ablest lawyers in the State and is a democrat from head to foot The judge has never known defer and he has made several races howe or not as many as our Senior Senate and heres hoping he will be Eclipse In the race he has recently begun CHRISTIANITY and bustles have at t last struck Africa says the Glnsgc Times Rev Dr A W Halsey sec j retary of the Presbyterian Board of eForgeign Missions has returned from t a tour of Congo and says Christianity 1 is making advances in Africa The natives are becoming excited over It The most interesting persons we saw f in our journey were the women They wear leaves tied about their waists tied with hemp and a bustle of the same material S EDITOR HAHRIS of the Adair News keeps mouthing about his personal col 5 umn We will agree to almost any thing if he will let upin fact we will admit that personals are as importan as his heavy weight editorials if he just I will give us a rest on the subject HENRY CLEWS in nominating 22 of the richest men in the United States puts Rockefeller at the head of the list r with 500000000 Carnegie coming f next with half that amount The amount I in this is sim I of tainted money country plyawful plyawfulMR MR R E HUGHES the clever secreta I 1 ry of the Louisville Commercial Club has our thanks for a passport to the clubs doings In short he has made usa I a Press Member an honor we are very grateful to him for I I THE Kentucky State Journal has al ready enlarged to a sixcolumn quarto and the improvements that have been made since Mr Walton took charge I would fill a small volume 1 THE St Louis girl who was given a verdict for 13500 againsta rich Pitts burger for breach of promise says there is no balm in dollars for a wounded i heart I Here and There t r Dr Frederick W Speirs editor of the Book Lovers Magazine is dead in I Philadelphia Pala the outlaw Moro chief has fi nally been killed by Gen Leonard Woods troops A receiver has been named for the 4 oj assigned banking firm of A C Wilcox Co of New York r Albert Herbst Co wool manufact urers of Philadelphia have been ad judged involuntary bankrupts it The Chancellor of Syracuse Univer I sity has ordered all students who own bull dogs to get rid of their petsv Herbert Leon Kepler a Florida bookkeeper was found dead in a New York hotel with indications of mor phine poisoning In an effort to drive away a number I of noisy cats from below her window Mrs Anna Hildebrand fell from a fire I escape and was instantly killed 1 Justice Davis before whom Nan Pat I I f terson was tried in New York is out in I tI a long interview claiming that Nan isI guilty and ought to have gotten the I limitf investigation at Nashville Tenn developed the fact that Mattie I Bell Halleman a 12 yearold gill I I i tad in regular burglar fashion en tered and robbed several residences r Miss Harriett Crabtree an Indian I fgirl of Muskogee I T has been apI i f pointed sponsor for the Creek and Sem inole brigade of Confederate veterans J r at their reunion at Louisville in June I i State Revenue Agent A M Harri ti son says he is informed that the Caleb I T Powers defense fund has reached 1SC i I 000 He will make an investigation I and if ho finds it true will file suit to subject it to taxation 7Just as the Baptist convention in St Louis was about to adjourn for the day Rev Dr Cushing president of the Baptist University at Rangoon I t India was stricken while sitting on the rostrum and died before medical assistance had arrived President Samuel Spencer of the Southern railway in an address before the National Association of Manufac turers in Atlanta criticised the propo j sition to regulate railway rates by law I and pointed out that it was but a step from the regulation of prices of manu ifacturers products i There was a sensation in the divorce rJ Jof Dr Elias H Porter in Cincinnati when Judge Swing declared that no decision would be rendered till the 12 o year old daughter of the parties is produced in court and drew from his pocket a sealed envelop deposited with him by the father when the suit was r filed revealing the secretor her present j S domicile r I w y s 3 c f tsar Loa t 1 I r 1r rJ f rr r POLITICAL I Oregons recently passed whippi I post law bccamecffective yesterday It appears to be acertainty that Dr A D James United States Marshal for the Western Kentucky district Willi be reappoInt by the President Former Gov J enton McMlllin of Tennessee stated yesterday in an inter view that he did not expect to be a candidate for Governor of Tennessee next year against Gov Cox A committee of the Florida Legis turehas made a report showing the ex Istence of deplorable conditions at the State Asylum For the Insane and charging the Board of Managers with responsibility for it Vice and 1m morality and cruelty to patients have prevailed the report says until nearby citizens have been outraged by the conditions Hon Took Hubble of Lincoln coun t was in the city Monday mingling with the court day crowd When seen by an Advocate reporter and asked I if he would have opposition for the Sc ate he said As yet I have heard of none and the indications now arc that I am to have a clear track At any rate the district is for me acid whether I have opposition or not I am sure toI win the race Advocate IN NEIGHBORiNG COUNTIES Liberty will more than likely have no fair this year Mrs Mollie Cravens Clark for nerl of Casey is dead in Mercer Charles E Clark a wellknown citi zen of Harrodsburg is dead The Modern Woodmen of Casey will g ivj a picnic at the Liberty fairground July 29 J W Allen bought 10 700 and 800 pound cattle from parties on Case creek at 3Jc Casey News The three G A R posts in Case will observe the 30th of May at Bethc Ridge Salem and Poplar Grove At the meeting of the State Denta Association which will convene in Lex ngton Wednesday and Thursday of this week Dr W W Burgin will give a clinic or in other words a practice lemonstration on a patient on crown and bridge work There will be 16 clinics given only four of which will be performed by dentists outside of Louis ville That Dr Burgin has been selected ected as one of these is an evidence of his ability and his standing in his profession Richmond Register I 1 MATRIMONIALI Austin W Hail a widower of 58 and Mrs Elizabeth Phelps a widow of the same age were married at Mil Klgeville yesterday Mr and Mrs W H Wilkinson announce the Marriage of their daugh ter Miss Etta to Elma Jones of ouisville Casey News A A Huddleston Commonwealths ittorney of the Casey district was mar ried a few days ago to Mrs Winifred Wilson at Waupaca Wis Traveling hundreds of miles to wed the man of her choice Miss Ethel 0 Waddle of Adelaide Australia was married yesterday to the Rev Ira A Paternoster a student at the College of the Bible of Kentucky University Terrific Face With Death I Death was fast approaching Tiles Ralph F Fernandez of Tampa Fla describing his fearful race with death Ias a result of liver trouble and heart disease which had robbed me of sleep and of all interest in life I had tried many different doctors and jveral medicines but got no benefit until I began to use Electric Bittdrs i SO wonderful was their effect that in three days I felt like a new JUan and toda I am cured of all my troubles II uaranteed at G L Penny Stanford I and Lyne Bros Crab Orchard drug stores price 50c No CHANGE Mn J S Hocker act ing for our citizens wrote to General tanager B M Starks of the L NI asking that in the event the dispatch ers office is moved from Livingston tlat Itbe located here In reply Mr Starks wrote No such change is con templated The office as at present lo cated it is thought enables the train movements to be provided for to the best advantage We appreciate the in terest displayed by your people in seek Ing the location of the office at Stan font in the case a move isto be made Lapdsman So you saw real mer maid What did she look like DiverOh not so much different from women The first thing she said was Ive just washed my hair and I ennt do n thing with ItIndianapo Star Foil RENTHome on Logan Avenue vacated by S R Cook Good garden partly planted outhouses cistern and hydrant number of fruit trees and a most desirablchome in every way For further particulars see Dr J F Pey ton i smiles the man with theexpres sive countenance I have written one of the six bestselling books I declares the man with the worn lace I have read all six of them Judge p a The body of Otto Kroeschell a weal thy manufacturer of Chicago was found in Chicago river He had been hissing over a weekS I S u 5 S Ii 7c iIV 1 F Fi A r HUBBLEI B W Givens sold some hogs to JcI Eubanks aPic arc saddle horse to Ben Hudson for 110 horseI Orby Bourne and Miss Mollie Blanks f drove to Stanford Thursday and were joined in the bonds of matrimony Several of our work hands in this community went to Cincinnati Sund for a job of work during the summer Leslie Shearer and Miss Minnie Cai of this community went to Lancast i last Saturday and were joined in mat ImonyI Susie Hatcher is making us a 1 good attentive and accommodating mall carrier since the death of her accommodatingI along the line people will take adva tage of the opportunity to show th young lady the encouragement she 80 much deserves H C Wojtcr sold a lot of corn to Anderson Spillman at 240 at the crib James Shackelford has bought a house lot and shop in Harrodsburg 1 W Bright was here this week selling machines J M Spoonamore has gone to Indiana for a few days Mrs Alt mie Hansel of Mt Vernon is visitin her father and mother Mr and Mrs E B Miller MillerA A Good Suggestion Mr C A WaInwright of Lemon City Fla Has written tho manufac turers that much better results arc ob tained from the use of Chamberlain Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemed In cases of pains In the stomach cold and cholera morbus by taking It In water as hot as can be drank Tho when taken In this way the effect Is double in rapidity It seems to gt t at the right spot Instantly he says For sale by Lyne Bros Crab Orch ard Ky KyAlcohol Alcohol observers Dr Wile ii fuel which furnishes motive power tc the human machine Indeed yes Doc but the barroom gasoline almost Invariably makes the human machine exceed the speed limit and land in the Utter Louisville Times Notice to The Public I Iilv AiMtlu one at the It horM 11IIr11I I 4ilnMotluiiil with iiKnml I yl I do 11111111 iorn nhwlnit for niontM niMi I HM ilc nncyhoreta MliiKit mUoimtili prices I imkiMi iHvlulty ol wngunnml buggy work 111111 palntliiK mill cnn plrnM you lath 1111 work tad rlrr I n ok u ulnirc of your 11 nuiBKi J II Orwr Honifrwl HU httim Noutertanj 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ilnip or mart imrtiil with fiy liniiler Innskrptntalehrllnyongnus No TV oii ltillty for AiclilcnU or rncaix Thf L st of euro anti hiiiiilllnx given AdilriM K HKID HllIlonl or Diuivlllf Ky KyI Antecarlo 226 12 lade over V reHlee trnckln winning ran ritlliy AiitfOSl ll thnt old for a iui AlllljJllIlIAlorln by iillntorni HIS ton of Manilirlnii riitchon TI nM two cronMii produced Tlio Abbot IU 11 champion trotting R lillni of tin worllJ tllll ilinn liy Iiidvixiulinct1 Don of ndrew Jacknon Indeviulrnci ii dntii liy intTlciin Htiir The Anurlrun Htar nnd ntlrcw Jiickfxm blast U rmtxinillilt for rf c uJl J 11 tlinchainpliiiilroUliitf dial toI1th lion of till world You s Alltocurlo Iwo n croxMi ur fIllOlIMlhlo for the fastest 101rOM two noxt cro w nro ro ioii lllo for U a fnstrttolllou TIelt you M e hi U lnt r bred than ilthcrpf them for he him till ond of both Anticarlo Ix n jollil brown orr IS 31 hiilldH Illull wrltthlllK lITU IKmnUo lint1 style and action Will taid ut e to liidure a IlvltiK volt WlllulMMtnnd thu young Jack ABRAM ABRAMRD tau 2nd and ho by an Imported Jack bruit tnll lint dam by ViloclMili 2nd tllllll by Imp 1iiliTino Snldiiin by MOITIIKO ninmoth Ilin f11I hale I on coltn for HH n money Mare traded or bred to other hor e forfeit I nllru lice mid makes ItII OIl nney laotll will due ItulIIllIl rtty fnrlll on Wnni n y ke four mlleH from Htnnford Mured Krnz 111111 12 per month Core taken to prevent vlduntK but not reniHinnlble should any MFIKMlH cur WIMflAM MFIKMlHHtanford Htanford Ky PROSPECT 2087 i DESCRiniON loaled April a8 moo 16 hands high solid bay with white feet be bind a model in form with superior style a show horse second to none either in harness or under saddle PEDIGREE Sied by Dignity Dare ig8a he by Chester Dare he by Black Squirrel he by Black Eagle he by King William Dignity Dares ist darn Lizzie Mont by elchmont he by William Welch he by ysdicks Hambletonian Prospects 1St i dam Dora Deane 2740 by On Time ne by lonewall Jackson Sr and dam by Joe bdallah no by AbdaUah Glencoe 3rd dam by Funks Sampler Denmark jth dam by Black Hawk Morganj jth dam by Ol iver he by Wagner otn dam by imp Messenger Will serve a limited number of mares the present season at 815 to in sure a live colt Money due when colt Is ialed pr mare traded or parted with laces grazed at 12 pcr month all bills paid before removal of mazes not respoq sible for accidents or escapes Three miles from Shelby Cityon the Hustonville Be Danville pike r CARPENTER SAN DIDGE I 1 fn I r R I 4 I Little Things i d 11 i j t its the little innttcrs of life and tlio jittlothings in busincM OIl I thnt we Inlet watt hso below are somoof the Littlo Jlilngo in 1 our stock Shoo Polwli in black nl 5 nnd lOc Tau nud White V k nt 10c Shoo Lnces in every conceivable thing from n round cotton lice nt lio per dozen to the new very new and verytritlo i r Bilk lace nt 2 c per pair Gulf Buttons M OOc n pair guaran teed for three years if broken in that time n new pair without t j n work n better one for II with Fame guarantee Collar But tou with came gunrnlce 25c Watch Fob COc to 15 Cuff holders lOcu pair Collar Spring Oc Carters 10 and J5c Sleeve holders 510 and 25c a pair HnndkcruhiciX item xlilched fi 10 and bflc Silk Handkerchief 25 50c nnd II r Barrie Stuj cndcrf letter titan nnybodyV 2fic to II A cpcginl lot of heavy KtiFjxjudera for laboring meant 26 CO nnd jjcI 1111 Tree lnp HMtre I Mime of them xlll do for 110 t for Mir 1rlrv ftv to II MTlnp I Charlenll Kirr Cook farm four atilt a from Htanford I FOR SALE I McXINNEY ROLLER MILLS I offer tor ante mr mill and reitdenc to McKlnnrv Ky Jflll baa flour capacity of 50 barrel and tngal 160 butbelt jwr da1J Mill U well equipped with modern roachln err In food repair Hn iterate capacity of 1000 bushels of wheat aba large corn faint and cribs Wagoff scales operated from onice coat bass and ice hours All under roof Never falllne water In mill lot Mill It within 100 feet of Cincinnati Southern It R track and has private siding The loca tion li good for the following reason MeI Klnney li nearest market to many of the largest wheat and corn growers In Lincoln I county large territory furnlthlnf custom I grinding The feed and coal bntlne In connection with mill pays well No trouble I to market all product from mill UII denco is a twoitory alx room frame with cistern on back porch hulk house at buck door cemented all comparatively new Large barn buggy bol e In mill lot On ac count of my falling eyesight anJ health generally my physicians have advUed me to quit the milling business For further particular call on or addreii Dr Edw Al corn Uuttonvllle KJ or W 11 McKlnney Stahford Kr UIS9JKNNHnMcKINNRY McKinney Ky Admlnlitrairlx I If your feet could speak I they would cry for so loud that you would have to buy them 1 Your hoes will net cr be URFIT unless theyare MANSS They will slip up and down at the heel and wear holes in your stocking gap at the sides and collect the dirt wrinkle twist out of shape 4 URFIT device in retains the fashionable shape and dressy appear ance prevents sides gap ping or wrinkling and heel slipping 4 Sold By H J McROBERTS1 McROBERTSt f r II

Experience Teaches Experience tis said keeps a Ocar schoolthe tuition comc Jji1 a but the lessors learned ihcrrin arc never forpMcn The wise however are willing L to protlt by tli experience of others When the l palutvrman trill you that F Mastic Mixed Paint Jhm Kind Thmt Lr II mixed better than h ran mix paints by ham that they are pure sure and durable that they Rive tho best possible results in beauty and finish and will not crack peel or chalk off thats thus voice of uptrlncthC letson taught IsII buy Mastic Mind paintsave money Manuraetured by PHtSLCCCAULULRT CO I INCORPORATED tOLIS VI ILL KENTUCKY 1 I FOR SALE BV I PENNYS DRUG STORE Mens Black Wonted and Cheviot Out Coats 98c Mens Sunday and Vorking Pants at 48c 48cChildrcnu Casiinero Suit nt 75c upChildrcua Childrcua Pants loo up liens and Buys Mate 15c upt I t Boys Caps 9c up v Mens nnd Boys Shoes 98c up Ladies and Ilffcs Shoes nt 75o up Mens Sunday Shirts with or with out collars 2ic Suspenders for Boys nntl Men nt 5o up I I IH J H J MROBERTS STANFORD I STFNFORDol Stanford Kv i SPECIAL SALE FOR J I County Court Day Week Beginning on Monday next we will begin n tnle that will Mnrtlo the na tins in prices and values We have too ninny goods and niittt unload them nnd prices will bo no consideration They inuit go it it III necewnry to themi them away Look nt theo price Heavy Brown Cotton I4c upr Calicoes 4o up f Ladies anti Mines Skirts OSc up Nice Childrens Stockings 5c up Mena Socks Cc up Ladies nod Mines Corsets lOc up Baby Shoe diflercnt colon 19o up lot of Neckties at your own price Garden Seed all kinds two pack 1 ages for 5c Black old White Thread 200 ynrds two spools for 5c I Ladies Belts 9o up Lead Pencils 60 dozen J S Goldstein Prop STANFORD KENTUCKY Cook Stove One No 74 Cap Cook Stove For Coal or Wood t8 This t is less than cost r J tS H ALDRIDCE Phone 116 Depot Std Stanford Ky cO555 i 5 r I 4 S 4 0 C t w i v1a

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r T k n7 0 rv 1 A 5 t i a iv I y J f r I 4 Gentlemen Your Attention Please t Our remnrks nro uaunlly addressed to the ladies not becnuwj wo dont like men but because we nro more fonder qf the Indies But to the subject wo have something worthy of your attention We bane tho sole agency in Stanford for the James Means Shoo for men They ore made to give tho beet value ever offered in Beds Shoes at 82CO and 8350 There arc mnny many Shoes sold at 1300 and 8350 that are no better The workmanship is excellent and the material is A 1 We have them in Black Tim mid Patents in Shoes and Oxfords Try us on the next pair you need v r SEVERANCE SON STANFORD KENTUCKY l SrANtOJU KY MAY 10 lOOn f I I p JUSTICE to yourself and to your phyI slclnn demands the best mnterlnla onll most careful service in preparing his prescriptions That is the way pre Bcriptions are filled at Pennys Drog Store rPERSONALS J F COOK Is here from Lexington FRED CARSON has taken a positioi with B D Carter the liveryman FRKD GAnNEir Is back from n visa to his mother and sister at Cave City Miss LINDA OWSIRY U visiting her s ter Mm W 1 Walton at Lexlng ton Miss JIAN BUCIIANAN of Crab Or chard returned from Louisville Tues today dayMn M G HEYNoiD8 of Waynes burg won a subatantial caller Wednes day MRS WooniB HAIK Is with her sla ter Mrs T F Spank at Coal Creek a Tenn TennUEV 0 M HUEY is back from the Southern Baptist Convention at St V outs Mn Vic OWBNS returned the other tiny to Lcowood Va to work for the c0 p DR Tou Bonos of Lincoln county is with fricnda here Harrodsburj Herald MR KUNNBTH MURIIIY of Circle vine 0 is with his relative Miss An nn DarsU MRS MATTIU WHITE retumedycster fr dRY from a visit to her daughter In Louisville MRS J A BRAUCY and little son of Lancaster gent yesterday with re latives here t MB J B CARTER ondwlfe of Gar rard were here yesUirday returning from Louisville MRS ANNA D VASARSDAI ol 1 Uarrudaburg la with her daughter 11lIarrucloburg 11 Mrs II J McUobcrm l I NEWS cornea from Mobile Ala that a son urns arrived to bless the union of Mr and Mrs George B Dunn Mil JOHN W Snuns and fnmllywho i moved to Illinois a month or so ago lire back satisfied with Lincoln county t KuxAnirm Bush ALLIS is tho name of n little lady that has recently arriv ed at tho homo of Mr and Mrs S M Allen of MUlersburg JOHN CASH prominent Lincoln county hlY and grain producer Is in the city cultivating the trade of our deal en Somerset Journal Miss Bcssit HAIDIUAN will leave to day for Crab Orchard where she will visit her grandmother Mrs John Buchanan Courier Journal i MISSKS EVA AND MAUOAKKT lUtiuv of Mercer and Nannie Brent New land oTthli place are visiting Miss Deli ha Newland in the East End p MILS W OSlElD and mother Mr Joe Rocker and Mr jna Orr of Stan f ford were the guests of Mm B D t McGraw Sunday Junction City Cor Advocate MRS U S HKNDRKN of Kirksville was visiting tho family of her father r N W Fowle She was nccompanietl by J A Cotton wife and ton and Mrs W IL Hendren and daughter Miss I Thclma MRS LKWIS L WALKER who has been at Colorado Springs for some six months was here Wednesday on her return to her home at Lancaster She was greatly benefited by her sojourn In I I the West DR TIM W IENNINOTON aback from Louisville where ho graduated with honors In dentistry lie wears n beau tiful gold medal won during his lost t year In college The doctor will likely hang up his shingle In Stanford MR A A OITFLT who has made I scores of friends during his sojonrn In Stanford has resigned his position aa II prescriptionist at Pennys Drug Store and will return to his homo in Louis wile Ho will be succeeded by Dr V tf I R Beck also of the Falls CityI who cornea highly recommended In his chosen i profession LOCALS I EXPKCT to bo in my olllco during the present week to collect up all my i accounts and attend to any of my work be satisfactory II A that may not t Jones DDS Fontaine Fox Babbitt f THE lion writes us to announce that he will Law and Education at ML speak on Vernon next Monday first day of cir cuit court He especially invites the ladies to hear him v I FRESH vegetables at George II Farris Saturday BEST selection of Cut Glass and Sol id Silver flatware at W H Muellers MANAGER H C WRAY has presentee his patrons with a new telephone di rectory CAHrJL2 nicelY printed visitin cards for 25c CO for 35c or 100 for 60c This office I WI have Biding ands Walking Cultl valors also millet seed for sale E T fence Co MILLET and cane seed hay and teed of all kinds cheap for cash J II Baughman Co J II NUNNELLEY Is having a nei pavement built in front of the residence occupied by Mr W 0 SlICed FULL line of furniture carpets drug gets rugs lace curtains shades am wall haler Tribble Ivncc THE Indies Aid Sociey of the lIuptist church will meet with Miss Mollie Daughcrty this afternoon at 230 o clock THE Reynolds Co of Woynesburg is preparing to enlarge its storeroom the present room being too small to dis play their big stock of goods in I HAVE accepted the agency for n monument house and will bo glad to figure with those thinking about bad a tombstone or monument J C Mc Clary MR HOIIERT T LEWIS whoso hors was thought to have been stolen is again In possession of the animal ne was found at the home of John Taylor colored In the East End AUCTION I will bell at auction a1 Brodhead on Saturday May 20 some new Buckboanb Buggies steel and rubber tires Also some secondhand ed vehicle and harness JP Chand ler auctioneer MT VKKNON Tho LSTEWOI JOUR NAL man holes to see many of his friends and patrons at Mt Vernon next Monday first dny of circuit court Ea Hcinlly Is ho desirous of meeting those of his patrons who are behind on their paler palerMiss F Miss Soniii A has chosen sponsor of the local Confederate Camp to tho Confederate reunion at Louis villeVe congratulate the Camp on its excellent selection Miss Alcorn Is a most charming young woman She Is the youngest daughter of Judge and Mrs J W Alcorn THE Graded School Auditorium was omfortably filled last night and the ro citnl given was enjoyable indeed Nand work of both pupil and teacher was in ividcnce and both have every reason to eel proud of what they have nccom dished Following Is the program that vas so creditably rendered Song iirst Grade Piano Josephine Carpen ter SongJessio Lee Phillips Piano and Organ Virginia Mahony and Jaa Cooper HccitntlonMiddlcton Powell ManorKnto Newland Duct Kate Davlcss Haney and Grace Brady Piano Frances Cooper Pantomime Lucy LCO Walton and Mary Elizabeth McKin ney Piano Molllc Goldstein and Rosa Joldstcin Recitation Lester OBan non PianoMiss Ollio Crow Vanhdok Monologue Mary Mobley Piano Kate Vaters Parasol DrillSecond Grade Comedy In One ActUTho Ghost In the loaning School STEPHENS Mr 11 P Stephens other of Mrs E L Hcinlmrt of this lace died at her home Wednesday of crnoon after a brief illness of a com ilication of troubles aged C5 Mr itcphcnV homo was In Danville but he amo hero to attend the sick bed of his ifo who was visiting her daughter nnd who became ill Besides the wife nnl daughter mentioned Mrs Will Scott of Danville survives Mr Steph ens Deceased was born in Warren I county and all or his long lifo had been spent in this State Ho was n splendid old gentleman and his friends all over Kentucky will learn with deep regret or his death Ho had been a member oC tho Baptist church for many years and died firm in tho faith of that hurchs teachings At 3 oclock yes srday afternoon a large concourse of riends followed the remains to Buffalo cemetery where after a few timely remarks by Rev O M Huey all tnat WI mortal of tho kind husband and in ulgent father was gently laid away t a 1 f I PLANTS 60000 sweet potato plant for sale Brazilian 20c Southern Queen and Burmuda 15c per hundred W S WIgham Moreland HOLDERS of Lincoln county bond No1 and 3 of series April 8 1895 will present them to the Lincoln Count National Bank for payment These bonds are past due and Interest on them has ceased James P Bailey judge Lincoln county court Miss FLONNIE C HAMMOND the ac complished daughter of our Hubble cor respondent has our thanks for an inv tation to the commencement exercise of Hamilton College Lexington which occur May 19th to 25th Miss Ham mond Is one of the 30 graduates JOINT TEACHERS INSTITUTETh joint committee appointed by the teach ers of Lincoln Boyle and Garrard met in the office of Supt Singleton at Stan ford to complete the arrrangcment already partly entered into for holding a joint institute at Junction City Thi roll showed representatives of all the counties present The work done by I Prof T A Hendrlcks as joint chair i man was approved It was determine that the institute be held at Junction City the week beginning Aug 7 Prof Honrk was employed as chief Instructor and U was determined by the commit tee that the services of Mrs E E Ol cott of Danville Ind be secured ns assistant instructor if she Is not engag ed for that week Should her service be not available further action was left to the committee which then adjourn ed subject to the call of its chairman Prof T A Hendricks The meeting was very harmonious and everything foreshadowed a most successful gath ering at Junction City Prof J E Mannix eecy pro tern COMMENCEMENT WEEK PROGRAM OF GRADED SCHOOL Tuesday Patrons day The patrons and citizens of the town and community are Invited nt 1 oclock r M at which time the art room will be open for Inspection and the prizes for the best botanical draw ings wUI be awarded Gifts of books or monoy for the library will be receiv ed by the librarian Mr George Hop per At 2 oclock in the auditorium n program consisting of literary and mu sical numbers will be rendered by pu puts of the school Wednesday at 2 o clock n piano recital by Miss Allic Huffman will be given at the auditori um ThursdayOpen session of the Gamma Beta Sigma Society at 2 r M The literary exercises will be interspers ed with music At Waltons Opera House at 10 A M Friday the com mencement exercises will take place Col T P Hill will deliver the address to the graduating class Orations will I be delivered by Hubert Craig Carpen ter and James Robert Newland Di plomas delivered by the president of the board of trustees A select musi cal program has been arranged for the occasion At the Graded School build ing in the evening a reception will bo tendered the members of the graduat ing class bythe faculty The patrons of the school and public generally are invited to the musical and literary func tions MENEFEE Mrs Susan Ann Mcnc I fee the aged mother of Mr John N ilcnefco and Mrs T D Newland of this place died suddenly of hemorrhage nt tho home of Mr Menefeo law Wed esday afternoon She was one of the oldest women In the county and had she lived until the 10th of next month sho would have celebrated her 81st birthday Mrs Menefcc was a Miss Lynn and the relict of Mr Winfrey lenefee who died in 1870 She was n most estimable woman and the many kind deeds done during her long sojourn on earth endeared her to all who knew her Truly can it be said of her that hose who knew her best loved her most For years Mrs Menefeo was a onsistent member of the Baptist church and was a regular attendant at the services of the church as long as her health would permit Besides her sop and daughter mentioned above she Is survived by Mrs M F Herring ofi tho West End Mrs C B Sampson of I Mercer and Mr JL Menefcc of I Kansas In the absence of Rev 6 M luey Rev L M Omer conducted fu Oral services at the home Wednesday if ternoon and the burial followed in Buffalo cemetery Rev R R Noel as istcd in the services Thus another of Stanfords oldest citizens passeth from life unto death leaving many relatives and friends to mourn the loss of her IOSjher 1 r k V 1 I CURTAIN stretchers swings settees 1 Also new line of rugs and druggets just received Tribble Pence DON VICTOR BALLOU has been grant ed a patent on an apparatus to be at tached to a corn planter to check com without a chain The parent is a very valuable one and will be placed on the market at once uTilE faculty invites F you to the Grad ed School Halls on the evening of May 26th to meet Messrs Hubert Carpen ter and James Newland Eight to 11 read invitations that have been receiv ed by many of the younger people SHE pass examination her percentage is 0 K she is ready for I the program that comes off Commence ment day There Is just one thing i that worries and it causes much dis tress It is the old old question Howll I look in my white dress Somerset Journal NOTICE peons desiring to buy the stock of goods and fixtures In the store of J T Jones bankrupt will present their bids to me on or before i the 23rd day of May 1905 Any infor i mation in regard to same will be given JivenI upon application I reserve the right I to reject any and all bids T HI Shanks Trustee II Lumber and Shingles I Hawed nnil Rough Juml Trli ntnut Iop lar and Oak Hhlnirlrt for Mile rheiip J nI Carter nix Rules from htiiufunl on BOIIUTM I pike FOR SALE 1 Klphtyonn ntrtf 10 mile of Ktnnfonl Ky good Uirtt four roont rottii c two ixiixlif oUr outbulldlngs running spring dkr pas llirouuh tilt center of fiirnt 1111 Inks IIonr hnlfcushIitlnncctosoU pur clmwr Wnnt ull the tlinVnT and coal lumli I cancit JKMKI It Miinnlu Krnnklln lIulllllll Knoxville Trim Ilavr your colts ens trntpd l y T F GROSS I Prrnclif r vllKl Ky the wr11 known CHI tmtor of horses niMl I hone doctor foIUI foNloII 11IlIIht I J S Murphy Son Hedgcville Kentucky tnvltr you to Intpect th Ir stork of K x l mnlmi thlr prices Tliiy wnnt n shun o your luilroniitfi nnd will pct It If irooi jotlfl ut low rll11 what you wnut Uv ihitn nnill WIH Mueller Watchmaker and Jeweler STANFORD KENTUCKY The lntf l in J wtry Ntlvtr futiUi WatcJie muUlork In Htock FRUITS SHADE TREES ETC Mr J H htoiilunn formerly of Ilnroli khlhno county will run on the dinner o lid cltlPn livnernlly with n full line of flD talii n fruit oriiiiinentnl mid ihnile trs The Jinn or Drown Brosoof itochc ktpr N Y lire tbt rfroRiiUetllemlerKln this mine III thu voun try All stock IUdutely true to nnnie and I RiiiinintiMd 11u cash cupltnl of over lIuu Ui with l n I ncr K under actual nursery oultlvnUoii live him n trial 1U will U In lioyle Unrninl Mntll on and Uncolr during the following low week JAKE IVdlcntof tbnttalllon Jak owned by J A Wrlifht of ituKtonvllle Ky Hired by Hlngold and In by ytelrolsllltnn1872undhe by Hiunbletonliin HIM lint dam by Jovttu I by llUwxl Chief 7V2 Jake bt dam flora u I very fast middle and road mom Her lot tint by llllly Carpenter and hv by IlnindH Me wngerand III by Ilambletonlan 10 and her Klrc untmced Jake truces ai you will see by Ills iHtllprec buck direct to Hambleton lUll lo on Ith tiro and dam Jake will mike the season of 1Iw lit my gluey 1 mllo North of Iliietonvllloon the Panvillt pike Terms fi m to Iniiire it living colt Alt hnvc on hiind colts from luckllncx to tlxycnr old that we will take plenum lit HhowInK any oucsotheycaa Judge for thonUtlven how the horse bards HENRY CLAY Henry Cloy sired by muck Cloud iiml ho by Win Hnrke8 noted JiicJc Tom Ktwne will iniikp the season on fume trrins into in KIIIX n living colt JA NVKIUIIT llilktonvllle Ky Kentucky Squirrel Ited Imy utalllon with one white foot full lOliamUhlvh wn ulrcd by11a4 Kiiulrnl lutdinn by the tang a ton of silver King 1111 of On Time At dam by the fnmoui Cub lnllsi FexliiKton wool K iulrn l won tlrtd by llluck HiUlr7 ldam byOIUKdcejid iliini hfHhk of KiiKlt lllrd l y Htar Eagle till boit tonof CabbellK I Xlngton Kentucky Himlrrel dan an much style wad twiddle uctlon an any hone living un l hid l re Hllnt In gilt rage M o utiiUloit In Kentucky him a grand er army of treat Miilllonv In the miikcup of his pedltirec Kentucky Hqulrrcl will erne mums at f 10 to Insure n ItvInK colt Tnidlng the sum forfeits thu liuunincv No region rlbl lily for accldent8 King Napoleon nijick Jack15M hands high Will Mired ht dnlll II Jllnk Nopolton n trf byTarknlgtonNnpoltonlstdnut lluwk NoS who wiiHiifouof HtlpiMVUat Ito by Peter I Black Itnwk 2nd dUIII bv toy Wood VIIIen fr1 IIIIIntlI thane of his owner at 1010 Inuru hlnl colt Trod 1111 the IIIlIre rorrtltB tho liiDuriince No rtt for nccldent K I WOO1H Bixmslblllty BtunfordKy t N t l r I I t tt I y Childrens Shoes i We give more attention to the buying anti Bellingof o CHILDRENS SHOES than any houw in Stanford Ono en tire section of our store is a juvenile department and every at tention is given to the care of the little ones Wo are expert fitters lof CHILDRENS SIIOISand this is a point mothers will appreciate as no matter bow good n I SHOE may be you will not receive its full benefit either in appearance or wear unless properly fittedI We are Stanford agents for the best lines of SHOES for j BOYS and GIRLSWe carry complete eo kfrom infants S to the largest sizes made for children 1 I r J i i CUfICI INS MCLARY i Stanford Kentucky I To The Buying Public l I i We have bought out the stock of Grocer i ies Hardware Queensware Etc of John i Bright Jr Co and now are in charge of the stock they formerly ran We ask a share of your patronage promising good goods at low prices square dealing and courteousc treatment Try us on an order and we will endeavor to make you call again P G WARNER SON Terms Strictly Cash ICE io PicksWater Water Coolers t Cream Freezers Cold Refrigerators s I CEO H FARRIS STANFORD W B McRoberts DRUGGISTSTANFORD It Self Iturlces Ready fixed Pairtts Every 1 t gallon Guaranteed There is none better 6 i New Spring patterns of Wall Pi1pelt White Lead and Linseed Oil Also A Tested and Sure Bed But Destroyer 41 y r J ri

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The Interior Journal I arEntered in the Poll Office at Stafford cu ttconddnH matter CI1L1MJID TUESDAYS AND FHinWH I 4T 100 PER YEAR CASH PTWhen not mo paid SJOO will be charged UMBRELLAS Be covered and repaired and made almost IK good as new for a small amount I can fix your umbrella better than the tramp repairer and for IBM money Ole me a trial FRANK ATKISS Stanford 1 Y 4 For Sale Privately PrivatelyI 1 My house and 10 acres of land iltuated jlllt outside of town limits on the Somerset pike House has 7 rooms kitchen and netj pants room good cellar stable and alt In I necessary outbuildings Water hydrant InI the yard and one for toclrJ I JP BAILEV NOTICE You should see us before you let out your house carriage and roof painting Iaper We bare samples of IJ BglUK a specialty s 1 paper from three lending houses of the world ana can sell you wall paper cheaper than t4 you can steal It Estimates tarnished oaap 1 pllcatloJ All work guar4nteed J J HKLDEN i Co tom rad street I i l INSURANCE I Fir Lightning VlndHtorni Mte nnd Accident None ImUhe STHONOKHT niul UKrTnininiila8 llepresonted towent los I Bible Itates uuiinintied IAMS 1ln IoII ontUllIUlall I 1lIlk with MAHONY Stanford Kentucky llesldenee Phone No Si I tY R A JONES I I f Dentist I STANFORD KENTUCKY I I i Office iu flyers House Parlor I p Phone No 1 i i J H 100NE I CO Proprietors i LIVERY fIND FEED STflBLE I t Stanford Kv I Good Llrery Service at Reasonable Rates Also Dealers in Call on us on Depot Street E Goal x Ooa1BD CARTER Successor to Bruce 6 Carter Livery feed and Sale Stable r i Depot Street SUN FORD KY Special attention to Commercial Men Your patronage is solicited Horses handled on commission Stock Pans In Connection Give Me Your Order I Can Please You Why buy ready made clothing when there la so little difference in the price of high grade ready made suits aada suit k made to Jour measure taken by an ex I erienced tailor I have a handsome line of Spring goods I can make from Ii low price business suit to the finest dress suit Also Spring overcoats and trou ers The company I represent Is one of the best I also have a line of goods I makeup myself for those who prefer it H C RUPLEY the Tailor DIGNITY DARE o 1082 Vol 5 A S II K Mahogany Lay black point wHte only on left bind foot 9 years old 15 ly baud hlgtr weighs 1500 pounds strong tint tone heavy mane and tall good back with long craney tapering neck weil set In high mounted shoulders a saddle hone head and ear on him u model under halter always wears blue string In model rings wonderful style In harness a show horse sure When quo year old wore all honors In Ids elms wherever shown also the bluo tie In sweep stake harness rings at same age When a 3yesr old he wasxhown 14 time and wore 13 bluo trlugtl has never been defeated In fancy harness rings has always been the victor In stallion stake ringas a breeder I when shown with three or more of bU get for size stylo and general conformation and for all purposes He Is a saddle horse i 1 with ave distinct gaits fast line acting I racket good In two walks and a nice toper very positive in his trot under saddle und In p harness great all around action as Is re qulred fur an up to date lire of hlllll priced 1 J tt sale home for saddle or harness He Is aI lure enough harnCII horse graceful Itylbh i and fasti can itbow eighths In 18Jj seconds I ey a Si28 gait with but little handling did this t 1 last fall one rear ago afterservlog 01 mares In the spring Ho possessed of wonderlul i r nervo and speed enough to get a trottpr for I i track Die or gentlemen roadsters large 1 handsome ItJII h heavy and Itrong enough II to get carriage homes with a kindly dlspo i Y sltlon for all purposes of a family horse Ho i 1 Is tile hobo to slro parkers stylish grace I ful substance and docility It graceI given up by horsemen that he Is one of the i most uniform breeders In Kentucky Ho to types his colts after himself hu never sired v a orrel colt The moat profitable home for 1 the farmer and small breeder to produce Is 55 the horse which serves tho wldet range of i purposes well Ills code are show colts i of f the r very highest type blue string winners youngestyS winnerI yS st1comuumaSired by Chester Dare 10 N I H UK he jy lllack Squirrel 88 he by Black Kagle 74 ho by King William 61 he 1 br Washington Denmark At be by Oalnes 1 Denmark 61 he by race horse Denmark V t Yt be by Imp Uedgeford Dignitys first i dam Llzlemont bv Welchmodt No 6247 A T U Roo he by Wllllahi Welch 311 he by RysdICk tlKmltlntnnlit rt Ifl Tllcrnltr sec ond dam Is by AbdVHah Messonger 3d dam br Ollli Vermont Uh dam Thoroughbred WelchmontH first dam PAultno by Almont Forest Z8S3 2863C Dignity Dare will make the seai I son of 1005 at my stable In Huston vllle Ky at S25 to Insure a living colt when foaled f J Mares traded or removed forfeit Insurance and money becomes due and must be paid 1 at time of such transaction Mares grazed I grazedII at 1260 per month and bills to be paid be I t fore removal of mares Grain fed If desired at reasonable rates Mares entrusted tome I J will receive my personal attention but I 1 will not be responsible for accidents or es at udonlIIe i toes Phone tnrealdnre j Kl pB CARPENTER r l S 4 e For Rent or Lease I A splendid large dry goods siorerodm and a large warehouse attached recently occupied by Levy lime Stanford Iy Ap ply for particulars to J D Owsley or tbl The Lincoln County National Bank J n OWSLEY Stanford Ky i rE D Peyton1 DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Gro Groceries ceries Fruits Veg etables Cigars and Tobaccos Stanford IA S PRICE Surgeon Dentist STANFORD KENTUCKY jSTANFOftD Office over McRoberts Drug Store in the Owsley Building Aar1 Traylor rDULIU 111I Whlskll Brandy Wines Beer Gloars Etc Oarpsntsr Noun Oloia to Depot DepotSTANFORD KY Prompt snl polite sttsntlon Nothing but the tti to drink Mall pbons cr ttltguph orJets receive crompt Attention i RESTORATIVES CURES NERVOUS DEBILITY TUs worn admires men whore strong In phTslo1 mental and nerve force men of Ambition entnrr UK personal D1ajfDOIJm the tme the or perfect nnboad To attain Ibis the lint rfiuUlt In Rood Ji lhr men13developmentandmk d T lopm nt and nuk llle worth Iltlnff PEPPERS NCRVIOOIt make s Slrnl Calm Htntt NorvoaI nn Prtruan Slteploinli andotner troublnilu to oar work moking drug bblr and ota r raw raiMjtlaVri Mroall1fOOd itirAOabet Bls for elmpotpamdwithagear CUntH pErrcn MEDICAl ASSOCIATION CHICAGO U3 A Ft SALE AT PEXNYS DRUG STORE JLBeazleyCo I J i I 1 I Undertakers and Embalmers EmbalmI ers Also Dealers iu Fur niture MattingsKugs They will exchange Furniture for all Kind of Stock Give Them a Call Prices light STANFORD KENTUCKY eeceaT tce3TgI I Undertaker Embalmcr and Dealer in HarnessSaddlery c STANFORD KENTUCKY KING EAGLE King Eagle Is loliands high dark bay goes all the gaits with plenty of speed style and nctlon sired by llural King ht dam by Eagle Bird 2nd dum by Red Lion 3rd dam by Harris Denmark he by Millers Denmark 4th dam by Jim Bell thoroughbred NOTE Royal King was sired by the great On Time and Is u brother to the great Silver King and Allle 0 the great show mare that sold fur 1000 King Eagles 2d dam Is the dam of Minnie Boyd the great show mara tlmt Matt Conen won everywhere with In 1895 and i Id for f 100 King Eagle Is proving himself it great breeder of One colored and high styled colts his colts all having plenty of size ibis oldest colts being three yeurs old this Spring There was one of his two year oldsput last season that proved to bo a great show Ally King Eagle will make the present season of 1005 at my stable SX miles west of Stun ford on the Shelby City pike It the lowprlco lof 110 to Insure ailving colt Will ulsoHtand thegreat mule and jennet jack IIIlIv Ieene at 810 for mare and 120 for Jennet to Insure a living colt Billy Keene wad aired by tho great Tom Keene 1st dam by the Imported Palermo 2d damn by revl liobbles lrincc the sire of Joe lI1ackburn and Brlllnolll t Hilly Keene lands full 16 hands high black with white points and us a breeder he Is unsurprised as a mule or Jennet jack hilly has had sever al two yearold jacks to sell lately at 700 and 1800 Will ulso stand the great young jack Jim Kernel be Is by the great hilly Keene hat dam by the Imported John Wells 2d dm by Beecher Jim Keene Is proving himself u great breeder there being two of his mule colt shown last year one wearing the blue and the other the red In the fame ring Jim Keene will serve mares at 110 to Insure a living colt Mares traded parted with or bred else where forfeits the Insurance and money becomes due at the time of such transac tlon For further particulars call on or ad dress 8 T HABK19 k1tOBT WOODS Phone 72Rlng 3 Stanford Ky Js t 4tLw l 1 er r KINGSVILLE IKINGSVILLE Strawberries arc very fine and unusu ally good quality I Miss Mary Virginia Johnson who has been attending school at Verona bllSI returned home to spend tho vacation Will Carey and family are visiting tl tives in Casey county The loss of W L McCartys largo store and dwelling by fire Tuesday morning was quite a blow to our little town besides being a very sad one to Mr McCarty Everything in the store I was destroyed and only about storeI the furniture of the dwelling was saw I ed Mr McCarty carried 5000 Insur ance Miss Leltio Murphy who has been with relatives at Cleveland 0 has re turned home and opened a dressmaking establishment Miss Murphy is said to be an excellent hand Jind we wish her all success Miss Julia Johnson was here Tuesday Miss Mary Thompson of Woodstock is the guest of her broth ers Drs CM and J W Thompson Miss Bertha Thompson has returned returnedI home after attending school near Wood I stock I Mr Jamey L Finerty n prominent young business man of Maysville who has been the pleasant guest of the fam I ily of D M Creighton for several days I has returned home Your correspond lent will go to Somerset to attend com mencement and to hear Miss Flonnic I Ferrell read the valedictory in a class I of 125 and wo will spend a week with t friends In the Queen City of the I Mountains Mr Charles If Wells I will go to Somerset to attcpd com I mencement Jesse D Wearen the clever insurance agent of Stanford was here Tuesday Miss Ottle Faulkner of 1 i Highland accompanied by her brother John was here Tuesday I FARMERS DEPARTMENT I t WANTED Two small shoats This office j John ll Foster sold to a Jellico i party 160 bushels of millet seed at 115 I delivered I In Bourbon county Joe Penn sold to Kennedy S Bedford 60 head of 1350 1 pounJ cattle tit i3i Eon REn rEither to graze or cut 140 acres good clean timothy Mrs Eli za Harris Hubble Ky IFon SALEAn extra fine Jersey milk cow Fresh and good milker I Bert Matheny Maywood i I will stand my fine Shorthorn bull at i 150 money due when service is ren i dered Sam J Embry Jr Stanford 311 A Florida grower near Tyler has a 2500 acre peach orchard which has netted him 45000 a year for the past three years ESTUAYED on STOLEN Dark red sow pig black spots weight 35 pounds Information thankfully received A M Feland The largest crop of Burley tobacco 1 ever raised in Barren county 75000 pounds was sold last week at 91 cents netting the grower nearly 7000 Hoi Polloi Dick Dennys good twoI year old colt by First MateImp Paer j ville won the initial race of Tuesday at the Louis ville meeting The distance was four and a half furlongs distanceI How to Ward Off Old Age The most successful way of warding oil the approach of old age is to main tain a vigorous digestion This can I t 1 food suited to I be done by outing only your age and occupation and when any disorder of tho stomach appears take a dose of Chamberlains Stomach und Liver Tablets to correct It If you have a weaK stomach or are trou I bled with indigestion you will find I these Tablets to ho just what you need For sale by Lyuo Bros Crab Orch I ard Ky I sometimes think said the minis ter that it might not be u bad plan o revive the old custom of a preach ers keeping an hourglass on his pul I pit The friend nodded in agreement but said saldSWouldnt Wouldnt it sometimes be more to the point to have an alarmclock in each pew1Judge pewJudgeA Death Blood poison creeps up towards tli3 heart causing death TI Stei rns Utille Plalne linn write that a friend dreadfully injured his hand which swelled up like blood poisoning liucklenri Arnica Salvo drew out the poison healed the wound and saved his life Best In the world for burns and sores 25c at G L Penny Stan fordt and Lyric Bros Crab Orchard lrug stores n 1 Season Specialties Huri udoorH window svriiiu HI id critn litK hint Hlmnu WItk sOil Htoveit Idiro GiirtnliiM HhmtiN rolci Kxtfiiilou Ilruck tn OnrHt Itlll MiittlMK IortlcrrfK OurtnlnHtrctchtrM CnrjivtHtrvtchcrii Hcrtili Crushes to riinovo water do from minor by section Oiirrxt uiul IliiUdlni 1iiiHr Doors Windows Wnll Ins r 1nlntn VnniUu KtnliiH mm tot KniinicU Ilcturci Formed frllllllil101l1e11l1 MouldlliKH Milts linns HiiKKlos New null Old Furniture Coinu nnd set If you fun liiinio konuithliiK wo ilo nut krop food Liv ery Plenty of liorwHiind buggies and fed Ixcollont mnI rhmkingcquhpnlPnts Pruitt Brothers MornlandiKy ti e a t 1 f1 4 J PEYTON My firm Jack Voytun ixyenrwnidwill miko the present wnnon of Ul1 Ht my stnlilu nt Morolnml KYI nt 5 S to Inmiru u living colt 1eytoutacots nn IarCe and lint and I sold last enrs crop of colu ftt 111 round Four of his culls HII on bay farm which will tuonk for thln ohO and cnn L n scon ut coy blue I wlllhlsont thomiuieiihiiwstnntt my tine Jiick liLAOK UAWKSi iirsoli pnt 1ti11JI 130inches hilih Io will slrvu It Illllltlrl numlllr of rill n e lit 1 10 Inllllre n lhllIlI cult Money due When colt Is fonlttt or niiire trutlitl or imrtitl with Mot wpontlhl for accidents or escnas elclIl04U KIXO Morelniul Ky A FAMILY SAFEGUARD Dr Green arranges with the Niece of Dr no I schee to handle her famous Uncles Heat Throat ana tung Cure I gTlte best family safCu3t1 is a rellahle household medicine that will cure croup coughs colds chilly tcnsations runnitig eves nnd nose sore throat and bronchial affections that will keep the children proof against all contagious diseases QSuch n medicine U tochces German IIqSurh which has a record of 35 years in the cure of consumption catarrh and all lung and bronchial troubles QThc fame tl German Syrup as a con sumptive cure since iu purchase by Dr Green from the niece of the famous Dr I6schec has extended to all parts of the earth It has big dales everywhere to ITwo sites ajc and 750 All druggists For Sale nt Pennys Drug Store J K BAUGHMANS BAUGHMANSNABOTH NABOTH By Naboth bar thrcete rsolJ and a much finer lion than his slreso well known In this part of the State as a breeder of speed stvleanti durability Jaw Nora Nor sal brNoral 2U a win of Electioneer IU Nora Norval Ant dam by iletropoll tau wtor Il inb1etirilirt 10 slreof Uetirke I rAtilIku WllkeandElectioneer m2datnby Msmbrl no Starlight 3rd dam by Oliver Uh dam bj W coer5h dam br Imp Trnnb 6th dam by Thorntons Kattlor A 1llillIdld IndlrlJ uat with a pedigree One n any horses HUMMER JR I Bay stallion 1J1J bands a food individual I with abundant sp ed lie Is by Hummer 8113 lire of Bouncer 309 Stately 2m1111 tpal peen Sl Quickly 314 Mountaineer 1ptoen dptldoo 2iSl Uln 230 hummer ffllSlsason of the renowned Klectloneer and save one Is the only son of Electioneer llTlnxthat Lout of a George Wilkes mare and with tbe exception of Arlon U the only ion standing In Kentucky that has a 209 performer to his credit Hummer Jr1 dam It 7ulma b the great Lord Russell dam blthe OodlTa by Auditor 773 HAPSBURG 509 Great coach stallion 181 hands high by Imp Olo ternnd out of a mare by Wonder fur Hoy Anyone wuhlng a very high bred couch dorse to breed on standard breo mare for tiling style speed and action should see this horse JESSE ALVERSON Shetland Tony fine IndiTldualgnod breed lr stile and action All of these horses wlllstand at ltd to In urea living colt NAPOLEON Will also stand my jack Napoleon at 110 to Insure wares and 110 brohe season from April 1 to July t for Jennets t sres gn ted ate per rnlJnth which In all cases must IHJ paid before they are removed Care taken to prevent accidents but Dot re JlOnllble should nnvuncut J K HAUOHMAN HuntonvllleKy TEMPLE HILL STOGK FflRM ITajcffia Place City Llalt Harrodsburg Kentucky Ititl Iemmf l vnrold nronl SOtln Will hent oriToiitIiiilf mile truck Hlrcof K with r nj unN Iwttcr thiin tJ1 Ohiiiiiilon liow lior of Kentucky ami loiullim sin nf lilulirlnm rllllllllorIIII1 tiiinm t i tln iir Mi UvInK colt unit u KOO I one ut that or Ut 1 I he 111 onI uliillu U In to the Ixktlntireiit of HMMIWII nrxof noses of Mtrivr II in iidloliiliitf joiin tits ll1l1r1 to Kill 1lIfI t liemiM he IN not fur mill I ixioHt to keen htm and broil niul Ininille lili pnMluiM niul It HV TV iintnr iilthut I will work fur iiuaie of all IiIAerdts nt lilui prlres no mutter to whom thfv IH loiiir iii l Iletuii v hi colts have n reputa tion unit bateld for higher prliv nude relit sal than tliow of mix ktiilllonin Meror orndjiiliilin CHintli Mnl HccaliM ills cult hove tukeii more preinliiniH thiin tho e of nny xtullliiii in Meni r or iidjolnlntf comm tlH Uhf llecmiw In hits 01 hater nnoril an n ales tend hnrlni won iu out of ii nice niul n Ixtterriionl HSU how horse havlnu won Wont of al shows limn imy Mnlllon In Merreror iwlliilnlnHrountltK 6th HcraiiMt Hiil Ixnfls the only horse aired by a home with 01 ret 0nl of Sll cU r Ulnyi who hits t1 ami with a mill Ill i I n ly llnrtl that wry colt Him hint took a Mnnclmd reronl mid was a winner and whoMturiinililiini iKoiiriuiinwin the urentent liriHMl inar In the world liav Init II In tint tut nnd whotvitlri K Clay i sold for 511111111 who e hull sold for 110 whose 111111111 girl MltiMl tVlkls i mid for pi 4 Ise for a hitlf bdrt mm mal who hlnikvlf iltcd Iiifi sold lit threo yearn old forlU mid at II ynimold for Jl7 i and that IIIIM lilnikolf KlriHl It colts to well for over fui MIIII an high IIM SYJn11ud teams from tlVil to 11111 III Mercer or adjoining counties Otlu Hut thnCof lied l alitcoltH went ever trained for HHMHl nnd they all took recoriN 71 h lint 011 of Hil Im nte roils wsi ever rnriMl and huHtarUtl In II or U races wliinlim first In olio mill MToiitl In nil till others as shown by the YenrlKMikand showed miles In SIS and wmild hu ye locna MMKiitlonnl horse hail hit lived Nth lied iar1I tins sired more Mull cliiHt hlKhprkrd trams than liny sin IIloll In Kentucky In the pant two years Vth I cmxthow severnl olleru of over lii for a pair I now have None of those sold live years old and moit nf tinin under three I luohl Now I tuiylf you want II trotter Itoit l nf U bred U uit tinIll in III stru Isone of the Kreiitedt sires of extreniiH edalid hUdam great producer and shu II om of the it worlds Kreatcxtklreo of spued lied Wllkeii and hU Hires dum the Rrentont liriHMl mare want IIlhol home he In the world If you wmm a IIIgiho1Pt has proven hu ran net tiicm of thu blithest qiialltyii threeyearold marc by him HIIIW lint throuuli the circuit In regular and sweepstakes and wi IInl lilt II out of II shows komethlnu fqnnllcil only by the worlds union Uyp y Queen 11 ytTu want a bal tIn hor hi rllllilet th111 illItoI will ire si to the Jiltfhest dollars ami hili Illlles arc miro to Ixn great trued nnirits If th1 moo nut nuts Nhy I not1 o have ft KOO Hlnck Jack to ttnml nt t o Insure shying colt J1 io coltRN R R I01DARf 4 H II ate eqyY P K Galton 12910 PlmlbyOambettaWllkM St lat dam ha Iy Field grand dam of Alice Wilkes 317 Alretta 3 IJXibr red Id sire of six In3lu and dof 40 In 230 or better Sod dam Quickstep by Kentucky Irlnr Jr SM of J Q 3I7H J4mondll JsSTU and the Ibedaml the blood of four leading families Wllkcs HaubletonlanMambrlDoUhUf and Sods American Star Oaiton is a dark bay IS 3 brre Ipco spur lIu style and action and a sire ot speed Only three of Onltona coItl hayetn handled forapted Laving all wrlc I ed mhos out In tlU anti better Tllhl evtdene that hn wni rt plenty of s ed facu the tight class of marcs and a horse that Piss It steed sot get thor IVK road horses Ihavo recently IJIII tour of hlaltsbrreto BTeira od at an tyfmgs It 1300 Sold auother fourvoarold for UWi slm gut flrlmilfd before shipping therefore 1IItfhavo have one nt Danville we have refused WM for lie will bo bundled this season for sntt O O Carpenter luu a young gelding by Ualton and has refuted MM for him lie b Is him nt 81000 This U just a few 11Ilante of rocout mf Oalton has made nil of Ms seasons st my stable II bill and served the Isst thrre eaonl an avnrai of 75 tuurea the season This I another of the best red mmendatlons K slatlloa dan bate Jim was a great show done In his young days hissing defeated sonr of the Imt In harness rlastM and labored under a Rnwt disadvantage ollnll tea yon bal orlppln In one shoulder at a two year nld with time cripple he can work a mile In S3i with but little bandllnr nil roil have gore against and defeated the beet one of bl writs havisg won a 87J preu turn nt the liustonvllle Fair over the best This It a few Instance of wlwt he has alradY done not what he Is going to do for I think hM future will be tastfli better as the ass of mare be Is getting of late are much better than his gist seasons Oalon den Oambotla Wllkes has produced one of the greatest swlllfti lie has II alldbe1lu better This Is morn than any other horse of his age baa In the 3M list Uambetta sons and dauchters have over 40 In the 2H list This U proof that Oalton hM a right for what I claim for him Gallon will stand at III to Insure II lite coin DM DMIradNI 3 month WII1 stand at my place two miles West of Hastoavtlleen Kradfotdivlllettlke 1 Phone In r llIlInce Y M IO1H llutonvllle Kv The Gibralter of Rockcastle County Financial Institutions CITIZENS BANK OF BRODHEAD KY Ohbr9 to tho People n SyatrmAteolilltb Afcounts of Individual Firms and Corporations Solicited Give us your InisincM and we guarantee n plcitfiint and profitnblo rclntiollJ Iny 3 per cent interest nil nil deposits of 8100 or more when left in the bank and nut checked upon for n jHriml of six month 1 r J W HUTCHESON Cashierr c First National Bank Capital Stock 1 50000 This Institution was originally eitabllsh 4 as the Deposit Hank of Stanford In lilt thin reorganized as the National Rank of Stanford tin UU and again reorganized as the First National Biik of Stanford In IBM having bad practically an uninter rupted existence for U nan It Is better supplied now with facilities for transact I nil bulne promptly and well than ever before In Its long and honorable career Accounts of Individuals Fiduciaries and Cor porations Solicited Directors J n Patton J n Owsley 8 H Shanks Wp Walker Qeo W Carter j 11 Foster Ij O Gooch WH Oummtns W M Bright U L Ruble w 11 Shanks GIBBONS MAY WINDOW SHADES am Fnt Main Htreot The New Mason Hotel RATES 200 PER DAY Lancaster Kv Wm S3U3A23 Proprietor Elsctrlc Lights In every room I Rtfurnl h 4 and under entire Nsw Msnsgerasnt Boblhl favorite porter mate 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and our many facilities arc at your disposal u We al o ha nidi I Jlwe Brothers UlKh Htamlard Taint guaranteed In Ises tho IHt made Varnish Htalnn InlllllrllI fthl ana HmulrlS nl1I1I11I1 found any where DANVILLE KY l Ii McKinney Woolen Mills 1 McKinney Kentucky Manufacturers Jeiiin Mnsvyn Flannel Illankuts and Yarn Hem us your wool W 0 take wool III tachnniin for work allowing the market nrlre Hallsfnctlnn Hiniraiitwil l 01111 tlr write for prlc s 111111 Dlformutlml IIAII t rj a tj A