The Interior Journal (Stanford, Ky.)
December 22, 1905

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VOL XXXIII STANFORD KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 22 1905 NO 91 r I 1 1 S Business Opportunity 1 1 fI At 1 oloek P M ou p A Wednesday Dec 271 Wo will sell nt public sale to tlio highest bidder our entire Mock of Mcrclmn disc consisting of Dry Goodi Notions Shoes and Furnishing Good UIN 1 AgtOro Iixluros We will odor the stock ns n whole and also in lots which I ever plnu brings the most we will accept as n sale We have about I jJ 5000 I t 1 ar stockwell assorted clean nud in good condition fhis hn good fJ 1uIJlortulllt for tlOllle ono looking fur u location t t 4r J I JffiWe Must Sell at Once on Account of Other i f J I tr Business Demanding Our Time v p and Attention Jf TliU lithe l Mt opening in the State The hu inc H U not over done only three Dry Gulp Stores in the town Wo arc in the blue grass section of 10 tho State good rich fanner that prodneo Hemp lbbncarW hent Corn Bft 0 U liny nod flue stock of all kind Our people always have the CASH I to pay Tor their goodi A good live merchant can IIdl 810000 worth of ttj1 jncrclmnditc per nnnuin the party Imyiug the stock can get the slore room 4 t jl low price for one year or longer if they want it Tho ptore room in I J brook nod practically new 15 feet front by 70 deep two Morien nice stair trny loading UJI from the iiiBide Storeroom h heated by furnace and pier l ty of light and the best location in town Terms of sale will be nnnoiinn il on day of wile I 9 The Logan Dry Goods Co Lancaster Ky r h ft MATRIMONIAL Henry Elam of Tennessee and Miss jj f Ltztic HutcliLson were married hero I a Wednesday James ROM n widower of Cl and MM Rosa Smith u widow of 30 were I married on the 19th A double wedding was solemnized at I Columbia Wednesday the contracting I parties being N M Tutt and Miss Ma ry A Smith George Stints and Miss Myrt Staples nil of that city Mr Charles A Hardin of Harrods h Lburg and Mr Ida Sha w of Woodford L county were quietly married Tuesday afternoon in tho Phoenix Hotel parlor I lit Lexiultton the Rev If II Folk ofI Harnxisburg officiating A few reIn I tives and friends gathered for the cere mony and tho couple left Immediately afterward for a snort trip and will than go to Harrodsburg to mako their future home Tho bride formerly Muss Hoi I loway of Woodford Is a charming wo man Mr Hardin is Commonwealths attorney in this district and is well known and popular over tho State I Only n few intimate friends and rein tives were present nt the marriage n The Childrens Delight When you consider the terrible I times you uwl to have In childhood under tho Initiation of castor oil salts and sunny brimstone and treacle and f other horrors you can perhaps up preelato the childrens delight with such a pleasant meillelno for impure blood stomach or bowel troubles us Dr CnldwoUs laxative Syrup Pepsin Haslde being pleasant tot IItoke it It unequalled by any other II medicine in the wide range of its t curative powers fur nearly all child rons diseases Sold by 0 IV Penny Stanford C W Adams Hustonvlllo at T 0c and 110 Money back If it f fails Everybody shops but father Ho just works all day Hustling round for the coin Christmas bills to pay Mother rushes counters So docs Sister Ann Everybody shops at our house Hut my old man A Happy Home 1 mudo perfect when perfect health reigns within Its doors rids Is best insured by always keeping Dr Cald wells laxative Syrup Pepsin on hand and father mother and chllcrcn tak ing a few doses at the least sign of stomach liver or bowel trouble Always relieves and cures Sold by O L Penny Stanford W C Adams Hustonvlllo at COc and 9100 Mon ey back U It falls r The Judge Bobbitt And The Bull Judge Wowned a brindle breathy bull Tho judge had a hired man nam i ed Babbitt He also had another hired man named Honest Mike whom he used ns interpreter on difficult occa occaI5I0115 sions Judge W had never soaked in i classics but ho would sometimes In I tho presence of company get off n big word Ho had directed Bobbitt to put Big Urin in a lot which thing was done but grin did not stay there When tho judge discovered firms absence and company being present I Judge W demanded of Bobbitt why I Big Brin had not been impound ed Bobbitt replied 1 did Impound him sir but with all the impetuosity pomposity animosity and abatropulos ity inherent in appertaining to con tracted and absorbed by his bovinlty ho prcponsely and maliciously ignored your nmndatorial edict and transcended the Impound of the incarceration und scattcrsophisticated all over tho ex panse of the forest When the compa ny departed tho judgo asked Honest Hike the interpreter what it was that Bobbitt said Oh I says Mike Bob bitt said Brin jumped tho fence and went to the woods ONE OFTIIK BOYS A PATHETIC CHRISTMAS POEM Tho scenoit was a mansion grand A bankers home no doubt Tho snow was softly falling and The folks had all gone out A burglar man broke in to rob And found n little child Who begged him to forsake his job In accents meek and mild Oh please sir lead another life And cease abroad to roam The child implored Think of your wife And little ones at home The burglar man assured tho kid Another life hed lead And so in truth he really did Ho immediately went in the life in surance business An Emergency Medicine For sprains bruises hurns scalds and similar Injuries there is nothing HO good atf Chamberlains Pain Balm It soothes the wound and not only gives instant relief from pain but causes tho parts to heal in about one third the time required by the usual treatment As It is an antiseptic all danger from blood poisoning is avoided Sold by all druggistsi i NEWS NOTES Revenue officers captured six moon shiners in a cave In Russell county Va Two men were fatally injured while preparing nitroglycerin to shoot an oil well near Casey III August Ruchnewicz a Chicago brick layer shot and killed his wife and fa tally wounded himself One man was killed and 40 persons were injured in a collision between two passenger trains on elevated tracks in New York The main building of the Boys Re form School of the District of Colum bia just outside of Washington was destroyed by flro Tho Supreme Court of the United States decided to hear argument on the questions involved in the Caleb Powers case on January 15 Imports of diamonds and other preci ous stones have reached the remark able total of 37000000 at New York for tho present year Frank A Gay Jr receivlngtellcrof the Monroe Bank New York was ar rested charged with stealing two 5 gold pieces from the bank Six men were killed and several In jured by an explosion in nn excavation for a new building opposite the Wal dorfAstoria Hotel New York William G Crawford was convicted in Washington Tuesday of complicity in postal frauds Pending a motion for a new trial he was released on bond of 10000All All railroads have complied with the order of the State Railroad Commission for new rates on lumber and logs the last of the tariff sheets being filedTucs day at Frankfort The State Board of Valuation and Assessment at Frankfort Tuesday fixed the assessment on whisky in bonded warehouses at 8 per barrel the same as last year Supreme Chancellor Charles E Shlv eley of the Knights of Pythias has designated Feb 19 180C ns the time for celebrating the anniversary of tho i founding of the order The case of Muse Foltner charged with killing Jesse Fields five years ago was taken up at Irvine having been removed there from Brcathitt county on n chango of venue Robert W Rutherford and M C Murray lath of Philadelphia were killed by highwaymen on Rutherfords I ranch at Diaz Chihuahua Mexico Two other men were wounded by the same gang j gangMartin Martin C Evans of Shojbyville Tenn has been in Colorado for some time arranging to purchase one of the mountain peaks in the Green Horn range to leave it as a monument to his nameThe The second trial of the noted Walls will case in the Bourbon Circuit Court resulted in a verdict in favor of the infant heir the daughter by a second marriage Cut off with 1000 by the will by the decision just rendered she shares equally in tho estate valued at 50000 50000Attorney Attorney General Moody has rendered an opinion to the effect thatno midship man can be removed from the Naval Academy without process of court martial In view of this opinion Sec retary Bonaparte has informed tho chairman of the House and Senate Naval Committees that ho deems it proper that legislation should bo en acted enlarging his authority in suds cases The Chicago National Bank the Home Savings Bank and tho Equitable Trust Company in all of which insti tutions John R Walsh was largely in terested have been compelled to sus pend business border of the Con troller of the Currency nnd will go into liquidation Other banks of Chi cage have come to the rescue to avert a panic nnd it is stated that depositors will be paid in full Heavy loans to enterprises In which Walsh was in terested caused tho trouble Grip Quickly Knocked Out Some weeks ngo during tho severe winter weather both my wife and my self contracted severe colds which speedily developed into the worst kind of In grippe with all its miserable symptoms to Buys Mr J S Kglcston of Maple Landing Iowa Knees and joints aching muscles sore head stopped up eyes and nose running with alternate spells of chills and feVer Wo began using Chamberlains Cough Remedy aiding the same with a dose of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets and by Its liberal use soon completely knocked out tho grip It Is a good plan to tilko u dose of the Tablets when you have n cold They promote a healthy action of the I bowels liver and kidneys which is always beneficial when the system Is congested by a cold or attack of tho grip For sale by all druggists Christmas coming Hullygeo Mothers on her Shoppin spree HUSTONVILLE D II Skinner is at home from Ston ega Va to spend the holidays James Yowell sold a bunch of 800 pound cattle to D C Allen at 21c Dont forget tho big Christmas tree at Alcorna Opera House Saturday night Dec 23rd Everybody come As bad and unpropitious as Saturday was a stream of Christmas shoppers thronged our business houses until the twilight began to wane The fiddlers and jig dancers contests nt Alcorns Opera House Thursday night Dec 23 promises an evening of joy unconfined for young and old A Christmas tree at the opera house is being arranged for Saturday night Dec 23 This promises to be the larg est affair of the kind ever given in our cityOur Our bank will soon install a large number of individual safes to properly systematize the keeping of valuable pa pers c for their largo list of pa trons P W Green and D S Carpenter re j turned from a weeks hunt in Casey with a dozen birds J H McIIargue sold two cows to E L Slier of Pulas ki for 570 The carrier on Rural Route No 1 from our city desires through these columns to graciously thank thepatrons who have BO kindly and substantially remembered him and he wishes them a a merry Christmas and prosperous and happy new y car A Fiddlers and Jig Dancers contest at Alcorns Opera House Friday night Dec 29 interspersed with musical ren ditions comical character sketches etc making altogether the greatest laugh producing prrgram that ever came down the pike and at all popular prices Secure your seats early at Yow illsThomas Thomas Green of Springfield Ill is visiting Evan Lyon and family and oth er friends and relatives in the land of his birth the West End Miss Sara Baughman of Stanford was the guest of her uncle J K Baughman and fam fly the past week Mrs M T Wil hams has returned from a protracted visit to friends and relatives in Lexing ton We undoubtedly have the champion wing shot of not only Kentucky but the entire South in the person of Mr Emmett McCormack who killed 45 straight birds at 45 shots and the fail uro of his gun to fire let the 4Gth bird escape A number of reliable gentle men were with Mr McCormack and will testify to the correctness of tho above The former record is 32 Mrs Sophia Carpenter gave an ele gent dinner on the 17th in honor of her mothers 7oth birthday A largo coterie of relatives were present and friends and neighbors were substantially re membered No Parisian chef can equal the cuisine art of Mrs Carpenter whose fame for years while hostess of the historic Weatherford Hotel brought thousands to our midst who truly sing her praises with us today From personal interviews I find that a majority of the Board of Education of our graded school favor building a home for the school instead of buying one not adapted to their wants and bad ly out of repair They have plans for a building that is nearly perfection the rooms of which have folding and clos ing partitions when opened the entire floor except cloak rooms is thrown Into a large auditorium A slack burning furnace will heat the entire building to which there will be only one chimney and the cost will be a saving and the building a model for the purpose A Commercial Club will be organized in our city this week Prominentnmong tho many things of interest to our city and community to be looked after by i this organization will bo an organized effort to induce the location of a rail road line by our city that is to be sur veyed down Green River valley pass ing tho newly discovered coal fields on Goose Creek which are destined to bo developed in the near future besides penetrating n timber country abounding in Immeasurable quantities of walnut ash poplar oak and pine and connect ing at Scottsvillo with the linoto Galla tin and Nashville Also to assist in or ganizing a local company for the pur pose of developing natural gas that un doubtedly lays beneath us awaiting an outlet Many years since a well was drilled for water on Main Street and at a depth of about 100 feet a good flow of gas was struck and the well was plug ged Inducements to manufacturers such as a woolen mill broom factory tobacco factory handle factory dog wood and gum strips ifor shipment to Germany for mill shuttles etc There is no reason why thisJTcant be done through the efforts of our commercial club which has the interests of our city and community at heart and will make I along and strong pull and a pull all to gether is sure to succeed I I When you want a pleasant laxative take Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets For sale by all druggists 1 yu Christinas Goods q r

IN PROFUSION fir t We are now ready for tho Holiday shoppers with more than double the stock over shown in Danville in the richest and most exclusive designs of Jewelry Watches Diamonds Cut Glass Silverware Goldfilled and Solid Gold Goods Iiunil painted China and Hundreds of other Novelties and Works of Art and merit The Beauty nod Richness of our goods could not he better illustrated than by the repetition of n remark made by u distant customer yesterday I would come 15 miles to see tide store just for the pleasure of seeing it Such expressions are heard every day and we thor onghly appreciate this spirit of goodwill and manifested gratitude in our giving Central Kentucky the greatest store in tin State Bear in mind that we Engrave Name or Initials Free of Charge upon every article wo 8ell8cen grand prizes are offered FREE to those y guessing nearest the number oi seeds in the big pumpkin ou display in our window First prize Fine Hand Engraved 14 Karat Solid Gold Watch Fitted with 15 Jewel Elgin Movement a Optical Department If your eyes bother you consult our optician No charges HUGH MURRAY MURRAYDanville Danville Kentucky LU LOur r Our stock for Christmas Holidays is now complete Call and see us usW W H HIGGINS T Our business will be run on a CASH BASIS after Jan 1 1906 Come and see what you can save by paying J Cash ae seo W Ie HIGGINS I STANFORD KY 1 I Pure Water I can furnish you n Filter that will make Pure Water in your cistern You had better fix up your gutter and get one of these Filters so as to get the Winter and Spring rains rainsS S H ALDRIDGE Phone 116 Depot St Stanford Ky ATTENTION r t The place to buy Staple nod Fancy Groceries Cakes Candies Fruits Vegetables best makes i of Hardware Tinware Qucenswarc Blacksmith and Wagon MnkerslSupplies Sewer Pipe Salt Etc Complete stock best goods satisfactory prices r I i rITiJIR tom George DP Hopper Stanford Ky J

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A i The Interior Journal E C WALTON f CimiSTMAS the gayest of all thesea 1sons is almost in sight The INTEnlon JOURNAL hopes all of its readers anti fncnds will spend the good week hap 1 pity and profitably and that they will be prepared to enter into tho new year t filled with good resolutions which they will endeavor to keep sacred Let us I try to celebrate the birth of the Savior i fittingly and do nothing if wo can h I it that will bring sorrow to our loved ones and chagrin and humiliation on ourselves It is much easier to give vice than to accept it and our patrons i will pardon us for the suggestions made In giving presents remember the poor to whose home old Santa Claus may not go A small outlay for this unCortu nate class will cause many little hearts to fill with delight and make them tor get for tho while that poverty and ad versities are theirs The rich will be abundantly remembered but thepooi only the truly good will keep in mind I Tim speech of Congressman Owslev Stanley against Federal control of in surance published in full in the Con gressional Record is a very strong one and was received with applause and commendation by the democratic mem vcrs The country needs more demo crats who will sturdily resist the pres ent tendency of abolishing local self government and concentrating all pow er in Washington There Is absolute nothing in the administration of tho Federal government that Indicate3 that it would be more efficient than States are in regulating insurance A NEW JERSEY bank discharged a clerk who disregarded its prohibition against any of its employes marrying who received not more than 50 a month and he brought suit The court gavo judgment in his favor holding that restriction upon matrimony was void and against public morals On the same grounds another court gave judg ment for the widow whose husband will provided that she should receive but little of his estate if she married againWoad WOMEN are constantly forging to tho front in gainful occupations The last census shows that 600000 are soengag ed As a general thing they are mor reliable than men and sumo of the largest New York firms in advcrtisin for help say No man clerk need ap ply So satisfactorily do they do thei work that they are forcing men out all the time making as President Roose velt says in his message one of the gravest questions of the day Miss ALICE ROOSEVELT has sentto the Georgetown Custom house her personal check for 1206 in payment for duty assessed upon the presents from vari ous personages and potentates of the Orient received upon the occasion of her trip of last summer What a sham it is that Sweet Alice should have to pay such heavy duty on the worthies gifts she received while abroad The whole layout is not worth 500 we are informedGOVERNMENT GOVERNMENT clerks in Washington have succeeded in finding a Congress man fool enough to introduce a bill re ducing their working hours from eight to seven hours Why not pay these overworked creatures to do nothing and have somebody else to do their work 7 IT is not often that as many widows are made at one fell swoop as there will be when Blue Beard Hoch feels the hal ter draw at Chicago February 27 Fully 25 or 30 will be widowed by the fall of the trap A LOUISVILLE man was given 10 days in jail and fined 25 for smoking a r cigarrette In Jeffersonville Ind In Hoosicrdom cigarette smoking is a much graver offense than harboring criminals POLITICAL In the course of n debate in the Sen ate Mr Teller of Colorado took oc t casion to express his belief in the honesty of tho late Senator Mitchell of Oregon Former Gov W 0 Bradley in a letter denies that ter to a Cincinnati paper he is a candidate for Congress and stamps the author of the report as a designing person Leroy Park agent of the Isthmian Canal Commission who is in Louisville says if a Sea level canal Is built 15 years will be required to finish it If the 90 foot lock plan is adopted the work will be finished in six years Fifteen thousand men arc employed on t the canal onefifth of whom are skill ed Americans i The following indictments for alleged bribery in the recent Republican I primary election were filed by the Knox county grand jury F D Sampson Judgeelect B E Parker Superintend Buchanan ent of Schools elect George Buchanan Jailer elect H Green John W Hemp hill Leonard Woolum Dr P O Petry Dan Slusher The last five named are party workers The result of the grand jury9 Investigation has created an immense sensaticn there and furth further with greatest interest The investiga tion will be continued and it is be I ved there that other indictments will follow r r w Barbourville is excited over reports of aleak from the grand jury ra in connection with the investigation of alleged briberies in republican primar Ies Governorelect Pattison of Ohio has appointed as his secretary LOuis UI buck who was the democratic noml nee for lieutenant governor on the tick et with Mr Pattison It developed that Daniel E Storms Secretary of State of Indiana was forced to place his property in tho hands of a trustee last October to make his settlement with the State Bobbitt Preaches To The Convicts At Frankfort And Makes Many Of Them Weep FHANKKOUT Dec 171 am yet at the Capital and spoke today Jo 1300 convicts in one chapel for one hour anti 1U minutes I made many a poor fellow cry and many came up and took mo by the hand and said If I had only hnd you to defend me I would now have been at home I was really sorry lor refrain CronI some of them and could not r weeping with those who wept In that vast audience there was only one whom I I defended Alfred Bright Your broth I er W P Walton gave me a nice no tIce in todays paper I saw big Jesse Lynn J T Roberts Eb Cooley and others who are guardsand then repaired ed by invitation of Bro Olliver the regular chaplain to the womens de I partment and addressed them 25 or 30 I minutes I commenced by telling them that their sex was so noted for gentl I ness and lovliness that I knew they could not be in there for any atrocious crimes That I would venture to say that love was the basis of all their woes and the very substrata upon which their crime and conviction rested And when I preached to them about the power and love of Him who shook open the prison doors and knocked the fet ters off Paul and Silas many wept with bowed heads in silence and many wept aloud The chaplain said I divin ed the cause of the crimes of three ourths of them One woman an un natural mother had murdered her three hildrcn to get a man who said he would have her if it were not for her children I asked the chaplain why illicit lovo was so much stronger than lawful love 7 He replied by saying Why will the blind idolatrous heathen be crushed be ore the ponderous wheels of the jug gernaut for his false religion that had 7 Neith no foundation but superstition er of us did neither could answer I told the male convicts that there was emporal hope for them for I don seo Sid Lewis here who murder ed his father to get his farm I don Beo Ferrell here who mnrdered and robbed Dr Sutton near Crab Orchard Certainty none of you are guilty of s lack and atrocious crimes as they coin ditted Yet they are out but thei nurdered victims still sleep in thei bloody shrouds Many people here arc much displeas ed with the site of the new Capitol and I think the people all over the State should remonstrate against it I saW the fatal window and the blood spot where the lamented Goebel was shot and fell nearly five years ago and No wonder George no man hung yet I Holmes says there is no law I said yes George plenty of law Then he said Why dont they bring Taylor am others to just punishment 7 Because base vile governors perjure them selves Mount Durbin and Hanly all took oaths to support the constitution That constitution says Fugitives flee Ing from justice in one State to anoth demand of the er shall be delivered on executive authority of the State from which he fled to be removed to the State having jurisdiction of the crime But those governors in sympathy with the assassin wont obey the law George will never cast another radical vote I FONTAINE Fox BOBUITT IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES John Anderson was killed by a falling tree on Martins branch in Bell county John Houp who lived in Mercer coun tf near High Bridge committed sui cIde Ernest Webb son of J H Webb of tchelllsburg was run over and killed I by a train at Latonia Ferry Quinn aged 76 years was founU dead under an old buggy In a va cant lot in Harrodsburg Edward Pennington aged 74 father of Dr Pennington of Hustonville is at the point of death at London Chief Deputy Burnside seized the re mainder of the Middlesboro Distilling mpanys plant They carry about D000 worth of goods A former seiz I ure was made a week ago The Hume Cooperage plant at Rich mond was sold at public auction and was bid in by Thomas S Burnam for JOOO Mr Burnam was acting for Hiram Blow Co of Louisville The plant is a very large one having a dal Iy capacity of 1500 barrel and em ployes 200 men Attached to the plant IS 1 handshop with a capacityof 300 barrels per day Appeals L for Protection Your digestive organs appeal loudly for protection when attacked by the microbes of fermented food engendered In your stomach and bowels by dys pepsla blliousnesj and constipation 1lIls protection you can very easily extend to them by taking a dose or two of Dr Caldwells laxative Syrup Pepsin Will you do Iti Sold by G L Penny Stsnfqrd C W Adams istonvllle atSOcand 8100 Money back If It falls I Extracts From Autobiography Left 1 By 0 Perry McRoberts Late I Of Danville Adam Wilson my first partner in thei mercantile business was one of the best men I ever knew A man oCmuch 1 intelligence and high sense of hon honorIlIe He was sent to the Legislature from Lincoln was treasure of Lincoln O CounIty ty Board of Internal Improvements building the turnpike road from t10 I county line then near Danville to Crab CrabI Orchard Thomas Helm clerk of both county and circuit court was a good and faithful official of the public for n number of years lIe like Wilson was one of my best friends The bar at Stanford was considered an able one The man who stood at Its head was John KincaiJ one of the ablest lawyers in Kentucky at that day lIe was ono of the bondsmen in my shcrlfFa Thalus Huston Logan Huston Iont Fox John L Ballenger and others James Harlan and C M Cunningha of Harrodsburg attended Lincoln court Simeon Anderson of Garrard was always I ways there The old merchants wero Frank Reid J B and M Camden Jr JnolB I B Swope Elija and Wm Hutchinson Reid Perrin and Henry Whitt Ieter I G Camden was a man of big heart Aill the Camdcns moved to St Louis Snm uel Finley had charge of Buffalo Springs church When I was a little boy Lap Icy Yantis had it for years Timothy Rout had charge and officiated at my myI marriage Could mention others but it s useless The firm of Wilson McI Roberts took in as a partner Winfrc G Bailey Afterwards they sold out to X P T McRoberts who carried o ho business for some years Here and There At Olympia Reuben Swartz stabbed William Smith fatally wounding him George Rock Paducahs wealthier esident died there of Brights disease The safe of the postoflicc at Vine Grove was blown open and robbed of a good amount President Roosevelt has appointe oseph Bucklin Bishop as a member o ho Isthmain Canal Commission Near Paducah Mrs Ella Gibson shot and killed Wm Pryor because he would not permit her to have a tree cut down on his farm Libbic Garrabrandt the Paterson N J murderess was granted a parole by the board of pardons She has been In rison 34 years J D Harmon of Lexington was ar rested in Memphis on a charge of embezzlement ezzlement He is said to be short 400 in his accounts with Pythian lodge Fire destroyed the new Lackawann terminals and the ferryhouso of the entral Railroad of New Jersey In New York causing a loss of more than 500 000 No lives were lost Directors of the New York Central Lake Shore Michigan Central and Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago St ouis railroads have decided to establisl a pension bureau for veteran employes Gov Beckham Attorney Genera lays and Insurance Commissioner rswitt have been invited to attend l iceting of State executives at Chicago ebruary 1 next to discuss the genera subject of insurance Better Late Than Never It would of course bo hest for you to bo socarcful about what when and hOlv you eatas never to suffer from jy dyspeptic or bowel trouble But If you do slip up and begin to suffer the consequences of indiscretion In let it is bettor to begin then although late to look after your digestion At this stage of tho game tho best Ing to do is to take Dr Caldwolli ixatlvo Syrup Pepsin It Is a pure gestive tonic and acts on both stomach liver and bowels curing nnancntly and without bad after offects such dangerous diseases as constipation biliousness dyspepsia headache dizziness etc Try It Sold by 01 Penny Stanford C W lams Hustonville at LOt and 3100 Mono back If It falls OUTH FOKK Our little folks as well as tho larger set are looking forward to Santas next visit which will be on Christmas day at 230 r M at South Fork schoolhouse Everybody invited to come and bring presents helping the old fellow out Teacher J D Murrell aged 77 is dead at Co mWL SILVER novelties at Muellers Whisky And Brandy For Christmas nbtmdlor J have an nlmndancw of AVIiUhv and Jlrnndv of the r11lt variety for rlirlit 1U1I VrltB or call on 1110 lit my Nton on 1010f HulhiOiip J HOAIITBHStanford Stanford Ky Stockholders Meeting tockholdersMeetingt A meeting of the utocklioldirn of the Hirst Nlltlonull1ullk of fltnllfonl will Iw held ut tblr bunking liouso tho Mvcoml Tiusdiiy In Junllury lew for the purpose of vlvctlni IlIrcclor for tho vunulng yinr JOHN J MclloiiKHTH Onililcr Stockholders Meeting A inoctlni of the itockholdcra of tho Lin rolll Oounty National Hank of Htanford will 1111ld at their Imnklnx hoiuo tho second TuMlo11i January IMM for fie purpoito of lecttng directors for tine ensuing year W M UiuoiiT Uathlcr In our vast assortment of Shoes we feel sure we ought to suiti I EVERYBODY The Ultra 350 and the Brockport 3 for Ladies in the new swing lasts in Patent Leather Button and Lace are fit for a queen W cheaper Ladies Shoes from 150 to 250 are Stylish and Good The Manss and Walkover for Men are familiar to you allin ViciBox CalfAlaska Calf at 350 are as good as money today buys Our Patent in both Button and Lace are beauties at 350 and 5 High Top Shoes in Black and Tan solid as iron at 3 350 4 and 450 Thet Hooker Bootee the best of all in different styles doubled from f top to toe at 5 Cheap goods and Felt Boots in abundanceI I O UO JOUOOOt000n0at I H J MROBERTS STANFORD STANFORD1I v A S PRICE Surgoon Dentist STANFORD KENTUCKY Office over McRobcrtV Drug Store in the Oweloy Building INSURANCE Fire Lightning WindStorm Mfo and Accident Nonnlmttun HTUONOKHT and llKHT 00 III pn nil ItvprcivnUd IowrtOot ilblo llntei lunrnnlfttl l o i Iaylngillvo onlUncquullcU Talk with MAHONY Stanford Kentucky Residence Phone No Br A Special Bargain Onu liuntlrr nml Mxty new farm nliout b illicit Nortwost of Htanfunl llwxl twontory 1fOOIll dwelling n plvndldntocklxirnionb of the lest wntornl f rin In Uit JIIIUY nil iwiMiry uiitliulliIliiKii Hpltfiullil urelinnl roam In bluvttrHm never livnn 1110wIII The whole fnrin lay well and thtrw h no vnitv liiixl on It Flee mile from imnvlllo and In u uplumllil coiiiiiiunlty Thli U n lnrnlll amt tlin pine unlit tw Mild wllliln tin 11ItI1 dnyt IJni locus weti ran lx Rotten 01T 01 farm lomw loiiKlveiuit one Yor iwirtUiilnrjK4Iiiiiicn White or L IL unglue Htiinforil Ky Dar 1 Traylor OCALin IK Whlslil Brandu Wines Beer Gluars Etc Carpntlr Houtc Olom to Otpot DlpotSANFOftD KY I Prompt all4 polltt tittntlon Ngthlng butthi bo u drink Mill bone U ttlftripb ctJttt ttcilvt I orompt lttntloo u THE COLUMBIA Greatcoat for young men is might ly well inured Big loose gnrnicnt with nil tho grace and swnggerncsa that belong in 11 young fellows coat Tho shoulders lapels front mill all tho wear telliug parts lire handwork ed Tho manufacturers outdid them selves in tho making M tho garments but hardly did themselves justice in tho price Weve passed our 1111 VII II tags on to you Hie coat is worth 81 2 It is marked 810 W E PERKINS Crab Orchard Ky u f

I SHOES for Everybody and Shoes for every Foot Al T 1 1 I I h t Holiday Presents I 1Wo DitplnyM before but none that com M 1iU inspect ANntchw Fine Jewelry Sil ver Xovcltics and Silver Cnblewnrer Jino IlnmMnintcd Chiiin Cut Glnll8t Etc Etc High Quality Good nt Ix v lricc Come and Iw convinced a W H Mueller

Watchmaker and Jeweler p STANFORD KENTUCKY J If j Holiday Goods SANTA GLAUS Wngon has overturned and the entire load is now on display at PENNYS DRUG STORE Tho loud include seine bountiful things fcuilnblu for Holiday Gifts nnd you arc cordially invited to make n visit for inspection inspectionDEEEJOQEH3 PENNYS DRUG STORE Stanford Kentucky I FOR SALE Kurmof tHnvri good liluu gnu and to liucco land Inn t acres of hemp on It thU year tho Imlniiculii grniii Knrni one nine from Jlimtonvlllo laud edlolna pike hoimo of H room kitchen hock porch and cistern near kitchen lIuIII w luirii42xUfept Nor ternla Ullpl to J IIMclIAUHUKIluutonvlllB IluutonvlllB Ky J u 1 Y

Stockholder Meeting A mooting of flue of tho Nn ti in helii t omil Hunk of IIuMonvlllo will lm held itt uttllllr lIuIIOllIIIo the ieo M Tuwsduyln Jiiiiunry law Ntwcin 9 Vimi oulofsielecttit H A M for tlin purimio of ulectliiii dlrip tora to wirvo Olin onulng veer J W loeKIIHOuhltrI 4I L

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to r New Plaid Silks ti j jti Wo mvojuttrcccivcil n new lino of vory swell plaid silks fur wnUte Something not shown in this market before Ono Tqa ciiL pattern of each klnd75c 81 and 8135 per yard I 5 r SILK LINED KID GLOVES j t For Ladies and Gentlemen These nro something new arc serviceable and comfortable The kid weara well and the silk J lining makes them warm Como let ua tdiovv you Tho prices arc 1 8125 gild 160r Fine Linen Covers Scarfs t These will appeal to the lovers of fine hand tlrnwn linen goods Table corers at 8175 8250 U and SlGO Dress scarfs at dl75 to 84 Tho work is done by Japanese artists and it is well done

t iim r SEVERANCE SON STANFORD KENTUCKY I STANFORD KY lro 2 J 1005 1 INSPECT tlio fine of Christmas Good at Pennys Drug Store I PERSONALS W S Ranch Is improving C9edl T P HlU Is considerably Im proved EH BBAZLKYs condition remain unchanged FRED COOK ts at homo front Harri man Tenn MR AND MRS JAMBS GIHONKV or Danville were hero Tuesday t MIKH ILA HOIDAM of Crab Orchard Is with Mrs John II Shanks MRS It D CARTER and ion Carl aro visiting relative in Boyle I ATTORNEY I H HUGHES was In Ixulsvlllo yesterday on business I R H COY Is assisting In Dr W I I N Craigs during the busy season MRS W IL DIIUON of London Is with her sister Mrs Joseph Coffey I Alas J II YKAOKR of Kansas City is with her mother Mrs Woodfo Hale Miss KATE PENCE left this morning to visit Miss Allcno Curren of Cincin nati 4 nullMRS HOBKRT LANHAM of Casey was the guest or Mrs Col W Lan ham MiBsJKNNiu LYNN is the guest ot Iher slater Mm W Logan Wood In l i l Danville l DanvilleMRS M O WINFREY of Middles I boro was on Wednesdays train bound for Louisville o LoulsvilleMss PAWIJNO of Greenville has been the guest of her relative Mr J W P Grimes MRS I C SMITH and Miss Annie lIronaugh nf Crab Orchard were hen t shopping yesterday MR F M WARS of McKinney will entertain a number of his friends at a G oclock dinner Monday MRS J H BROWN and daughter 1G Dora Brown of Casey wen guesU at Col Lanhams 1 MRS L M WESTIRKIEU and chil dren of Livingston arc at Mr M D 1lvlngatonlarc 1 Elmoroa for the holidays T K WATSON of Lexington passel up Wednesday to spend Xmas with the homcfolks at Crab Orchard Mn J L MINKS of Wayne county has rented and moved to the J Wesley Eubnnks farm near Hubble HILLY WADSWORTH schoolmate am friend of John Owslcy Reid spent sev era days with him this week HUBERT CARPENTER who has been attending school at Lexington is will t the homefolks for the holidays BORN to tho wlfo of Mr C AL 1cn I nybarkcr of Somerset a girl The mother was Miss Katie Mershon Miss NELLIE MURPHY will probably visit her sister Miss Whltlyo Murphy i at Staunton Vn during the holidays Mil AND MRS 12 T CARTER nm baby of Evansville Ind are hero to spend tho holidays with their parents MRS JOHN STEELI CARPENTER if critically Ill at Joseph Price Infirmarj and her doctor thinks she cant hvt I lone longMRS GARNBTT and daughter Miss Mary Garnctt of Cavo City will ar rivo tomorrow to spend Christmas with Mr and Mrs J S Rice MBSDAMIM W K SIIUOARS of Brod will haul spend and the holidays Colson with of Middlosltoro Miss Flor enClI Tanner at McKinney Miss DENIIAM who is attending col loge at Loretto como up yesterday to spend tho holidays with her parents i 1 lit It Denham I Mr and MIII W Il Mils E P OWSIKV and Miss Mattii Hays Owslcy arrived from Columbus Oaf Wednesday toapcnd the holidays with Mrs Conner and Miss Pearl Burn aido Mn S D EADS has rented the J S Hockerfl farm in tho West End and moved to It Mr Arthur Rarnott and wife now occupy tho cottage on tho Dnnvillo plko they vacated MR AND Mns E A Kotchenliach of tho Mt Salem section took Tuesdays train for Uutavllle when they will t e apcnd the winter They will likely go with view to Montana in the Spring n to Dit locating P W LOGAN wife and Miss 1 Mary LoRan arrived from Martinsville Ind yesterday to visit tho family of o it MM Ijiirnn Is S Mrs J S Mocker Mrs Logan 1 greatly troubled with rheumatism and is unable to walk at all Mn D MACK PHELIS has bought tho Farlcv farm of 200 acres four miles romItichnnond for 10000 and will re from to Madison county much to the ti turn of the many friends ho has regret made during his short sojourn in Lin coinFINE LOCALS FINE assortment of fancy and mixed candles G D Hopper SEE our lino of fresh fruits and nuts for Christmas G D Hopper r 6 and assortment on our SEE the new 10ccountcr L M Bum y Co C Wll Muellers big selection of SEE W H jewel fioxea brushes combs mirrors 4 4 etc t I n LOOK nt Higgtna fruit window COME and see my line of cook stoves T D Newland OVSTKUS celery cranberries Satur day George 11 Farris ill tutlEUI line of pocket knives just received P G Warner Sop BRING your prescriptions to Dr W N Craig for low prices and best ser vice r JUST received n new lino of fancy side and back combs at L M gluey S Cos I HAVE received consignment of tho genuine Virginia saddles J C Mc Clary T B CULTON I Crab Orchard has sold three bird dogs in tho lost few weeks at 20 to 00 To FARMERS sereturn our sacks or call and sottlo for them J II liaughman Co WILL run two ago today and to morrow Phone your orders for prompt delivery W H Higglns A CU AK suit skirt furs bought at our December clean up sale means a saving Severance Son Tin christmas and entertain ment at tho Christian church last night was very enjoyable especially to the little ones WHEN It comes to lidaygifts a se lection of high class jewelry in rich de signs is found at Muellers in abun dance and at right prices NICE lino of teary pictures wagons sleds carts rocking horses tricycles velocipedes and handcars all for Xmas trade Tribble Pence IN order to close our stock of ladies jackets nnd misses cloaks by JanI wo have made n 2A per cent reduction in prices W E Perkins Crab Orchard I TllEHH will bo a box supper at thoI court room Tuesday night Dec 26 for tho benefit of the Christian church Ev erybody invited to come and help in n good cause writes Mrs Curtis Cover of Crati Orchard n splendid worker in that church DEPOT HoniiKi cash drawer in the C N 0 T P ticket oflico at the Junction City depot was broken open about 1 oclock Tuesday morning nnd 7950 secured by the robbers An j entrance was gained by prizing open the door that lends from tho ticket once to the mens waiting room A small yel low Negro suspected of the theft pur chased n ticket to Knoxvillo of Agont J S nice Tuesday noon MAUKStiUKV After lingering many weeks U A U Mnrksbury one of tho most prominent man in Lancaster died Tuesday For 25 years ho conducted a aII hemp and wheat business buying from all the adjoining counties Ho is sur vived by his widow and several grown children among whom are Mrs How ard Rice of Louisville Mrs Louis Lan dram of Lancaster and Mrs Dr Stnughton of Covington Mr Marks bury was a good man nnd he will be sadly missed in Gnrrard county The burial occurred in Lancaster Cemetery Thursday after services at tho Chris tian church conducted by Rovs F M Tinder and C S Ellis THE present fiscal court held its last sitting this week when tho balance due hose who had furnished rock and gray el for tho plkos was allowed A fran I hiso for a traction or interurban line to O run through this county was ordered I to bo sold next county court day Jan I 8th It was nt Mr James I Whites ally Whitesanother i The advertisement appears in another olumn Several members of the court I undo short talks including County At orney Helm who spoke nt length on 1 tho good feeling existing between tho members and the work dono by them The court is entitled to no little praise lor tho good service it has rendered luring tho past four years Tho affairs of tho county have been carefully and udiciously managed and tho retiring members can feel that they have nc cptably served their constituency Tho present court is composed of tho allowing gentlemen Judge James P Bailey Hon Hnrvey Helm Magistrates W D Wallln C ly Hensley J A Dudderar F R Compton Mr Dud dernr is tho only hold over In the lot STANFORD souvenir spoons at Muol lerB CARRIAGE heaters robes horse blank ets etc J C McClary FULL line of useful and ornamental Xmas gifts Tribblo Pence FOR best oranges bananas grape fruits etc go to Ceo H Ferris DROWN Leghorn roosters thorough bred for sale Mrs W F Dishon Stanford Fon SALE Second handed Radian Homo heating stove In good order E C Walton FOR candles fruits nuts and other good things for Christmas call at P G Warner Sons FOR SALE Jersey cow with youn calf strictly firstclass W D McKin ney Stanford Ky COME nnd get your Lowneys and Wescotts chocolate for the least mon eyat G 1 Hoppers WANTED To buy or lease n desira blo lot in Stanford to build n broom fac tory on Address S P Gray Stanford KyFOR FOR SALE OR RENTDr J K Van Andalos residence Possession givei at onco Apply to L R Hughes Stan ford Ky THE enterprising of Cummins d McClary are giving their customers the prettiest Christmas card wo havo seen for along time SEND in your order for Christmas Coal Flour Etc today nnd tomor row Wo will be closed down Monday J H Doughmnn Co WANTED Bright honest young man from Stanford to prepare for paying position in Government Mall Service Box One Cedar Rapids la EXCHANGE OR SALE130acre r goo Improved farm in Mercer county for n farm near Hustonvillc W T Ewing real estate agency Harrodsburg Ky FOR SALE CHEAP tho one who applies quickly almost new rubber tin buggy and organ with plain Walnu case but a splendid instrument Apply at this olllce EDITOR BAKEJI T the Somerset Mountaineer and Miss Lelia Carter formerly of the Moreland section but now of Somerset were married at Som crset yesterday 4 W 0 SrEEu got part of the big pur chase of brandy mado by George D Weathcrford of Hustonville of a Rus sell county distiller and those who have tasted it say it is fine Gov BBCKHAM appointed lion J S Owsley Jr Special Judge Wednesday of the Knox circuit court to sit in n civil case in which the regular judgi was barred from sitting The govern last week appointed Mr Owsloy to sit in a murder case in the Oldham district but ho had to decline THE practice of medicine In the coun try should be divided as it is In all cit ies Into surgery and medicine This will give tho physician that branch of medicine he is most proficient in and at tho same time give the people better service I have gradually year alter year as my practice Increased and I be came moro interested in medical discus es given UP surgery and female discus es I shall therefore in the future limit my practice to medical diseases and midwife cases and not do surgery or treat female discuses The only excel tion I make I shall treat fractures as I have formerly done L B Cook THE Christmas Recite by Miss Ellen Ballous music class at the Graded School Wednesday evening was heartily njn attendetlvm enjoyed but poorly attended on account of rain which fell in torrents All of those who took part did well but the vooal solo of Prof Ireland and tho whistling solo of Miss Berta Jean Pen ny were so good that they were culled for again and again Miss Virginia Bourno gave two beautiful piano solos which were loudly applauded solosI LeGrando Jones reading Tho Lin fields Christmas Dinner was most creditable as was the recitation of Miss Annio Lewis Gentry The others who took part in tho splendid entertain ment were Mnmia Mooro Raney Mary Sheppard Cook Josephine Carpenter Albert Phillips Nancy Katherine Mc Kinney Lewis Omer Virginia Mahony Mary Elizabeth McKinney and Ohio Crow Vanhook Miss Ballou had every reason to feel proud of her splendid class and many were the compliments mid her by those who saw and heard her pupils play i rp t Ji I MR JAMES C FLORENCE The many friends of our clever and efficient postmaster Mr James C Florence will bo glad to know thai Postmaster General Cortelyou has de cided to recommend him for reappoint ment as postmaster at this place Th decision suits us to a t CALL and see our line of Xmas pres ents Tribble Pence THE Graded School closed yesterday for the holidays It will open again Tuesday Jan 2nd THE roundtrip rate to Louisville is 435 beginning today and continuing until Ccnstmas day continuingI IN order that wo may enjoy a little Christmas we will skip ono issue next week moro likely TuesdayI IF it is your intention to pay fat your INTERIOR JOURNAL before the old year is gone you had better get a move on yourself SARA daughter Mr and Mrs Thomas Hurley of Lebanon Junc tion died of pneumonia The remain were taken to Richmond yesterday Cor interment In thv District Court iiftlio United stnto For the Knitvrn District of Kentucky III the nmttur of HII Hlmpson Htiinforil Ky Dec II 106 A meeting IIf the cntlitor of the 11000 nninril who linn glen mljuilRtMl ItimUrupt will Ion held lit till olllco of tho Ittfvrce ut Hln nfunl Ky on t hi Uh of I tecvm l er 11 1111 nt 10 oclock A M to elect n truitiv for the ektnteof uila lljinkru tun l for the trims lie I 011 of other ImnlneM II may COIIIO IK torn the meeting Comply with section 87ol the llnnkrupt Act coucrrnliiK proof al clnlinn otherwise your cliilm cnn not Iw nl liiwett JN HAIIMIKKH Iteferoo In Hunk ruptey ntpteySale Sale of Franch ise For Traction Railway Jan 8 1906 HiMtliillVrni IJiicolnruiinty FUcolOour hrlil mc IS 1100 Hun JIIIIIOH l lliilluy Judgelttsldlagwithth following Juot ce of thw Pence town V D Will II II J I A litulilorur K KCoinptonC r I Inn Icy I Thin ilny Jiunon I Whlto CIIIIM Into cour mid npplttHl for n franchise permlttliiK tin coiihtmctlonof n Trnrtlun or Interurlmi line of rnilwny over the turnpike romU of Lincoln county lilt court Ixlng addled unon motion of W D WiiltlnKniuMComl iu byl I HenKlcy It h orilereil mid ml Judged t y tht court that a frnnelilw for tin par poop heretofore Miitnl IM iiniiileil 11111 soul on tlir niiciiitir it Htnnfonl turnplki roiultroiu the Onrniril und Lincoln line to tilt rnriKinitu HmltMOf the city of Htanfon and nlMion tin HlnnfonlDIx lUvrarrnn County A Whlto Oak turnpike road to tin corporate limits of tin town of 1 tow In ml iilsoon tin Htiintord rriib Urrlniril turn plktr rand oil Unit portion of tin raid Ik torsi the tOWII of InwlRIIlI nlll Htlllltllnl iiUoon tin1 HtunforiK llusionvllletuniplk rood from the cor ornU limit of tin city 01 Htnnfonl lo tin coritoriite limits of tin tows of ilintonvllle tiUo on tin Hiistonvnlu d llrnilfonljvllle turnplki road from tin cor poriitc limit of HIP town of II union vlllo to the Cn wy ounUIhiralsoOn tho lluiton III1i CiirHnter Creek turnpike rood froii tar corporate limit of tli town oC llunton vlllt to tin Oiisev county hut nlro over tin TurtersIIIMeKlnneyR Mt Hiilrm turn pike rand anil the Iliutouvlllo t Corfuy1 Mill turnplki road from Mt Stili m to the Onsoy rounty lino 11100 over till Btniifonl A llullHdiip turnpike rond from the corporate limits of the city of Hlunfonl lo tint armor tvrmlmuof 811111 mud vrtliilllKh InnilA Wnyiirkliurit turnpike month to the rlulitofwiiy of tliKnincliiinttlXow AlVxin INnIIU Hiillronil at Vaynelmrn iilnu over tin county maul nt or near Iteulx n Curtis loth 1iiliiokl county lino at or near KulmnkK Tin friinrlilsi hercliy granted Hiilll lie olil an an entirety or whole at pule Ilioutrry lit the court hotsO door In the city of Htnnfonl Ky tot ciish to the high 111111 Iwst lildiler nfler havlnx advertlxtl IIIhrll11Ih llcatuni In tho INTKHIOK JotitxAt tin on ly iuw p pur at Ihisduh published In Lin coln ronnlvi fur conneoutlvo tidies priced Intf the tlllhot sale of mild fraiichUe and by printed nolle posted nt the courthoiue I door iluucil by tin clerk of the Uncotn county court Hn id inle to I imidi nt the vitnliir Juutuiry term IKO of tin rincoin county court I M I HK th xthihiy of Jminary UOli ntl oclock r ti tnlidnixl linn It In ozprviKly tinili ritiHNl tint tilt purchawr or pure Imxer of l liU franchise shall lwgil work In good fHllh within lMHOithsfrom tar dub of Mile null pix M cul sume with diligence III cood faith to tin completion of the work and to complete inline wlthlu I yearn from tutu of stile l1 son the fnlluro of tin pur rlm or or purcimVur of sold friuiclilxe to complete sold road an lose ktnttd nolil flllllhill to beeomn null iintl void bet U furthermore expressed and muU ritoo l Hurt If the piirchnserorpiirchiiier of lilt frnn I 11190 Mmll h ve completed tlni consiriietlon nfa line of ra0lnnd hire wimo In oxra lion within the limit of time above MIItel HIM from Htnnfonl Ky to the rlehtofwny of tin Cincinnati New Orleani Texim 1a elllc llnllrondtho falluni to construct a lino of rond on any or all of tho routes herein ilealKtintcd shall not oH rnt ai u forfeiture of a frniiPhlMi over the lines or routes on which a hut of road had torn cotutructeil mid III operation Hald wilt fihnll Iw tmidu by tin clerk of thU court who U directed to report hU action to the next term of this c ourt Attest BOooiKU clerk Lincoln County Kltcnl Court ByK rennlngton IM Gift Certificates a Ihelp you sensibly to decide what to give You buy the beautifully engraved Certificate and present it as a gift I The person receiving it may come in at her convenience be fitted with just the style and size which best suits her I and exchange the Certificate see below for the shoes What can give a woman more genuine pleasure than perfectly fitted stylish boots And what can be more stylish than theshoc that sets the style npcn Quality boots come in all leithcnor dress for street for skating for all other services Let your choice be a sensible one Queen Quality Gift Certificates 350 A 300 Cummins l McClary fiT COST We will sell our entire stock of Japanese ware consisting of a splendid assortment of Chocolate Sets Cups and Saucers Cream and t Sugar Sets Vases Dinner Sets Puffs Boxes Hair Re ceivers Punch Bowls and Numerous other articles suitable for Christmas Presents ex actly AT COST on Friday And Saturday Also our large Stock of Furs consisting of the i Newest Styles and Best Qualities at prices ranging from 225 to 20 Buy now and save money as our stock at these prices will not last long L M HUBY CO I

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jhe Interior Journal Entered in the PostOffice at SlMford at ucond class matter VU1IIIHHHD TUKSUAVS AND riUUVYB AT Soo PER YEAR CASH pWhen not BO paid IJOO will be charged E DPeyton DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Gro ceries Fruits Veg etables Cigars and Tobaccos Stanford J He IOONE I CO Proprietors LIVERY fiND FEED STflBLE Stanford Kv Good Livery Service at Reasonable Rates Call on us on Depot Street Also Dealer In GoalB B De CARTER Successor to Bruce Darter Livery Feed and Sale Stable Depot Street STANFOHD KY I Special attention to Commercial Menl Your patronage is solicited HonciI handled on commission I Stock Pens In Connection CURES I NERVOUS DEBILITY I TIle worn l1IUrt men who are Wrong in phrilari mentAl and nerve Corni men Of unutlon rnonrr and peronal magneuo the true type oC perfect manhood To attain thu the ant rojuultd 1 red bttlthr Ntrvu which rite ctiaclty for phnlaU and total pidc PEERS ttERVIQOR meted SIren Calm Ntrvu Our Nervous Dnbllltr ruling Mmrr Vital Wtk eau Protrallon SUcplftaanca other trouble Jua to overworkauokin drug babltt and other rautu Hake rich healthy blood and repair wuted nerrca Itiallr Rood for vomen Iinoklet free IuallrJtOO trice I1M thox 81x for Soo postpaid with aQnar antee to refund If not cured or heneilted PCrrCR MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CHICAGO U So A Tot SALE AT PENNT8 DBOQ STOnE JeL Beazley 8 Co I Undertakers and Embalm ers Also Dealers iu Fur niture MattiugaRuga They will exchange Furniture for nil Kinds of Stock Give Them a Call Prices Right STANFORD KENTUCKY s e eeaT Undertaker Embalmer and Dealer in HnnieesSaddlery 0 STANFORD KENTUCKY OQIco Phono 107 nome lhono 85 A FOOLISH PLAN TIs a Joy to lIItt welcome my dinner hour fiecauie I rout indigestion wild August Ilowerl Constipation is the result of indigestion biliousness flatulency loss of appetite biliousnessfflatulency celfVpolsoaing anemia emaciation uric acid neuralgia in various parts of the system catarrhal inflammation of the in Ali canal and numerous other aU cents that rob life of its pleasures if they lo not finally rob you of life itself I i Itn bound in the bowels is a corn mon expression of people who look mis persistin in letting nature take its course What a foolish plan when nature could fee aided by the use of Greens August Flower which is natures own remedy for constipation and all stomach ills August Flower gives new life to the liver and insures healthy toolsa Two 4es 250 and 750 All druggist For Sale at Pennys Drug Store FARMERS DEPARTMENT 1 Mrs Sara E Winns farm of 12 acres near Mt Sterling sold at 95 I W C Floyd of the West End sold to Atlanta parties 20 aged mules at 150FOR FOR SALEFive twoyearold mules ready for market J F RigneySon Stanford J K Baughman of Hustonville bought a car load of brood marcs at the Lexington sales Fon SALE21 cotton mules two year old past ready for market E r Pence Stanford H G Lutes bought a bunch of heif ers in Danville at 21c and sold 0 P Huffman some buther stuff at 3c For sale at a bargain CO acres of land with small house in suburbs of Hus tonville Ky Mrs F B Barnett At the S P Whitt sale Tuesday the farm of 17J acres located in the East End was bought by Abel Bryant for 1000A A bull between one and two years old cstray since April last was taken up by me Owner can get him by pay I ing for this notice and his keep T J Culton Crab Orchard J B Foster representing E F Spears Son of Paris bought of J D Eads 48 acres of hemp of J W Baugh man 25 acres of William McCormack 20 acres and of Sam G Castello 21 acres at 4Jc per 100 pounds Fon SALE Improved Duroc Jersey red shoals 20 from 60 to 90 pounds subject to register Price 10 per sin gle pig 15 per pair or 20 for three ordered at ono time Order at once and get the best R II Bronaugh Crab Orchard Ky N K Tunis sold to Dr S 0 Eads of Danville IiI the A E Hundley farm situated on the Harrodsburg pike and containing 387 acres for 48375 The farm formerly contained 500 acres I but a few weeks ago Mr Hundley sold 113 acres for 13000 The place is known as the Headley farm and is one of the finest farms in the StateAd I vocate FOR SALEAbout 41 acres of land one mile from Crab Orchard Ky on I Lancaster pike A good dwelling well and all necessary outbuildings Place is right on pike This is a good home and a cheap place The owner of this property lives nt Henderson Ky and has made up his mind to sell It can be bought at a bargain For price etc see or write L R Hughes Stanford KyS KyA PARENTS BEST GIFT TO A SON Is a business course shorthand type writing or telegraphy at Wilbur R Smiths business college Lexington Ky This famous college has educated thousands of successful young men located all over America among whom are marchants hankers officials and others in this vicinity A course at this college prepares one at the least expense to manage or protect his own business or to get a position For particulars write to Wilbur R Smith Lexington Ky The Key that Unlocks tho Door to LongLIving1 The 83 and 00 years of ago are not the rotound woll fed but thin spare men who live on a slender diet Be as careful as ho will however a man past middle ago will occasionally eat too much or of some article of food not suited to his constitution and will need a dose of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets to oloanso and in vigorate his stomach and reguluto his liver and bowels When this Is doco there Is no mason why the average man should not live to old ago For sale by all druggists I OBrien knocked out Robert Fitzsim mons in the 13th round at San Fran cisco T Sheriffs Sale for Taxes On Monday Jan 8 J 906 Being tho 1st day of tho January term of the Lincoln county court I will be tween the hours of 0 oclock A M and 4 oclock 1 M In front of tho court house door In Stanford Ky soil at ubllo outcry to tine highest and best bidder for cash In hand tho following lists or so much as will pay taxes cost and penalty As fast as payments are made Urn names will disappear The amount set opposite each name includes 0 per cent penalty and cqsl ot advertising M S UAUOIIMAN UAUOIIMANSherllT STANFORD WIIITK Batnett W C town lot 4 CO Brady J D 20 acres 5 15 Jrawner C F450 acres 11 OT Jrummett Miss JJgttlo4 acres 4 85 Palmes Mrs B A Nacres 21 10 lolllnsi Kitty 2 acres 3 Olt lanlgan Mary lot 3 00 I Soode Mrs Kate lot 3 45 llar son W P 69 acres 28 47 lazelett John 10 acres 3 75 lastleu Mrs S heirs 14 acres 2 30 Iaelctt Vm 25 acres 1 85 lazektt Jack 18 acres 4 15 lelmor Win KR 34 acres 0 75 lunn Dr Geo heirs 103 acres 20 00 Jennings T J 38 acres 7 25 Martin T D Jr lot 5 90 Martin Mrs Dora lot 2 75 McElroy F F 100 acres 8 35 Merthon Mrs A E lot 13 40 40s Moses FF 14 acres 8 50 50Recd Russell F L 1 nere lt O Scar OURh John tI acres a 70 Tfpton J N 1 acres 5 tw OaKs Mrs Mary lot 4 40 Boone J M 60 acres 8 80 STANPORlJCOJQI I Anderson Miller lot I 8 Anderson Dave 3 acreS 4 05 Bright Henry 5 acres 5 GO Crow Elizabeth 1 acre 2 2j Grow Johnson lot 2 W v Dawson Sam 1 aero 4 05 Crow Ann 22 acres 2 45 Knjilemun Harry 39 acres 12 00 I Givens Anderson hrs 1 aero 1 85 Givens Kate 10 acres 2 4I I t Harris Martha lot B 30 I Hays Will 1 acre J SOI lUdtflnB Squire 1 acre 2 4I Hill Wyatt 1 aero 3 70 j Rocker Anderson lot 6 1i I Jackmun Suml nerot4 5 o Lackey Walter at Meilicraon hrs I 11 acres 1 2 5 McMullln Joe L 2 acres 3 SoI I Morrison Wm 0 acres 3 DI Rout Sam 4 acres 5 15 Rout Dick 7 acres H 751 Rout Sam and Rick i acres 2 10 I Simpson Chns 3 ac sf 4 35 I Simpson Mill 1 acre 2 2 I Stewart Annlo 2 acres 2 40 Stewart Ilarvo 1016 50 VanArsdale Dan 4 acres 4 ro Wallace Tilda hrs lot 3 40 Walking Henry 1 acre 3 8j WllhoU Celia hIs 20 f jij Yeakey John 1 aero 4 30 CltA1J OItOIIAlUhW1I1TJ Adams Hrs 70 acres 1 00 Adrms fc Johnson ICO acres i ai Anderson Chas and Dave J4 j a 2 ro Babbitt F F 52J acres 10 20 lioltcn Ole 8 acres 4 80 Drown Mary 39 acres 345 Duchanan W K 229 acres 41 50 Carpenter Sam N R 75 acres 10 2j Cooper Mrs J S JC It 151 acres 27 00 Daujjhcrty Win 45 acres I 05 Ddufrherty Dan 70 acres 4 2j Delaney Mrs Kate 50 acres lio Delaney W S 12o acres I 15 Delaney J U 2o acres J 8 Denny A J 20 acres 4 30 Edwards T II 4oo acres HI 00 Estes Joe 2 acres 0 15 Gooch Mrs Matilda 32 aurcos 2 Go Grlllln D C lou acres 6 00 Haggard Hrs 80 acres 2 80 Hays Mrs Mary 107 acres J lo Hinds G Addison 12 acres t 81i Holmes Mrs MO lot 2 75 Holmes D V 103 acrej m 2j Iloward1I II 128i autos 13 05 Hutchison J M loo acres 11 10 Jackson Wm lot acres 1 Do James Alford 4 acres I 55 Jcowetzsky AupX R llo acres 5 45 Lawcrin Sam 80 acres j 16 Leasure Joe Sr Io5 acres S 80 Lafever John 165 acres 0 15 Lewis 0 P N R loo acres 3 Do McDonald J J 400 acres 6 77 Parrish Goo 03 acres 4 5 Petroy Geo 28 acres 2 05 Iligsby D J 35 aoiU G 00 Rogers J P 2 acres 2 Do Shupe Jask 01 acros 6 i Singleton W J 2oo acres 455 Singleton Hrs 4o acres 2 10 Smith Mrs Ammonia Ito acres i 2J Smith Frank 3o acres 2 3o Sprinkles G W 4o acres 4oo Stephens John lo acres 3 85 Stephenson 0 L 82 acres j 85 StrInger Tom 3 acres 5 00 Stringer Arnold lob 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H ti8 acres 5 75 Padgett W II hrs 25 acres 5 75 Patkhill Dr N R 12 acres 3 15 85I 7I Reynolds G T 100 acres 4 85 Bright Mrs Catharine 15 acres 2 io j Rlley Mrs U F N It 46 acres 9 70 Robinson Wm 13 acres 3 90 Rogers J A 210 acres 5 60 60I Rowland W A 4 acres 3 80 Simms JJltT 25 acres 3 95 Simms Hayden ia j acres 3 95 Skidmore Dan 36 acres 4 8S Smith Frank 49 acres 3 75 Smith James Sr 60 acres 4 110 Smith Mrs Hrna 200 acre 4 55 Stringer A N R Go acres j 10 Trisler Wm N R 60 acre 6 00 Trowbridge D L 35 acres 5 8t Vaught Mltfred 10 acre 8 55 Ware W 13 60 acres 3 48 Watren C E N R 9 acres 2 30 Waters hrs 2 75 White T W N R 70 acres 2 75 75Jod Woods M II N R 180 acres 6 77 Youog George N R 76 acres 4 10 Young Morrow Peggy 10 acres 2 35 Young Clark to acres 3 70 Young Mrs Rubany 1 acre 3 90 Young Mrs Lltzie 23 acres 2 75 Zetsler Jacob N R 39 acres a 45 WAVNKSBURO COLOKED Baughman Eliza a acres 2 2d Owsley Sallie N R 6ii acre L 95 IIUTOMVItt WHITE Akin George 1 acre IS 10 lltdgett Willi acre 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21 acres 4 55 Owley Mr V N It 47 acres M 19 Pinkerton Rev lot t M 85 Ueynoldn Milton M nets 5 oe Richard Falls 40 acres 7 ct SandtdgeJuhnM acre IT O S liltcbter Joo 00 acre A lit SUfeon W It N It 1 acre 3 aS Sinsloton Maltui 9 acres 2 T4 IVuldun John N It IT acres 141 Wilson J W 00 afros 5 10 IJ ton n 11 1 acre S 35 iitVToNViriK couiHrn Adams John SrlS acres II 20 Alcorn Fannie 1 acre y 25 Ucnrn Caroline hd 3 acres 2 J Irlpfjt Era 2 acres 2 55 Brown Matt lot 4 115 Irowo John 1 noro 3 35 lurdett John 3lacrej 55 lurdett Sarah 4 acres 2 l5 Burton Dave 3 acre 3 20 lapp Merlon 1 aero 15 Oloyd John Howsey 3 acres 4 04 Burton Talltba fare 0 acres 3 40 Durham George N H M acre II 00 Durham Dan 3 acres ft 20 loocli David hrs 10 acres I 65 Oood Frank lot 41 Irnves Scott lot 180 Ireeu Lucy 1 aero 2 50 loocli Cam 4 acres 3 iO larris Andy 2 acres 4 05 locker Harrison N It li acre 3 00 locker Green 8 acres 4 55 Jones Anderson N H 1 aero 2 35 IcOorniack Sam N It 1 aero 2 110 IcPormack George Sr 4 acres 5 30 JcKlonor Oicar lot 41 iloreland Robert eve acre S 10 Dwells Willis 2 acres 3 60 Patton Newman I acre t 15 Powell Kittus 1 acre 6 30 Ross Henry N R lot 2 71i Smith Paralce hrs lot 2 95 Steele Charles 1 acre 6 25 Stokes Tom 4 acres 3 50 Trice Mitchell 1 aero 4 05 Wilkinson Clay 1 acre 4 55 Williams Henry N R lot 3 65 M S BAUGHMAN Sheriff Sheriffn 1 1 d JI N4 BARGAINS 1 BARGAINSA I A few Bargains that will bo of interest to you when you conio to my store peas Overcoats SflfiO nml up Boys Overcoats 8250 and up Melts Suits 84 and up Youths Suits 8JJ50 and up Boys nud Childrens Suits 81 and up hens 8 3 Corduroy Imits cut to 8225 tens 8250 Corduroy Pant cut to 82 Mens 82 Corduroy Pants cut to 8150 Mens 8150 Corduroyn Pants cut to 8125 two pair Corduroy 1 lice Punts for DOc Mens Duck Working Coats 81 Ued Comforts 7lic nUll up WeImva just received a largo shipment of Silk Mufflers anti Neckwear A complete line of Shoes and Dry Goods Our motto is To Sell the Best Goods for tilt Least Money Conic sec and l o cIJ1IincellI I SAM ROBINSON Next Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank STANFORD KYt LfrDIAMON1 EDGE TOOLS Arc the favorite tools of good work men Theft all around goodness has made them to and all who ever used them sweat by them You cant use any other kind ii you want to do the be l work cntsm turciiETS cnlslut OIHtt tS SAWS sits rLts sitsAZj1LCS o GeORGE FARRIS 0 e Stanford Kentucky Prepare For xmas I COAL AND WOOD While Oak Cannel East Tcnnasco Jclliro IJ G Jcllico Mountain Ah Jcllico Uurron Fork FEINWlioat Straw Millet liny Millet Straw Timothy lay Mixed Hay Corn Oats Ilrmi Shipsttiif HigJ Mixed Barley 1JKST COW FKEI ON TUB MARKET Uigl Mixed Kml Ground i Corn Oats limn nml Barley for Tflc per rack till XlnnpPo have a Crusher and can grind anything iu the feed Hue Give us your order before I the rush A Merry Xmas with your bin full of Coal and Feed Wich you a Merry Xm1JiI GENTRY KENNEY DANVILLE KY HOLIDAY GOODS J My Stock is Large and Complete Choice Gifts for Old and Young Items too Numerous to Mention Call And Inspect WIB McRobertsDRUGGIST DRUGGIST 1 STANFORD 1 UNRIVALED DISPLAY J t I of Mechanical and Musical Toys Toy Books Dolls Doll Furniture Etc at r WILL N CRAIGS 1 Druggist and Optician I PARKERS HAIR BALSAM ClMim awl bnuiirm Uu hair Trommel a tuiurl nt road Werrr Fall to Ilrttori Oroy hair to Ua Youtbrul Color Guru N1ont 1 ilMam m at IJroJItt h lr sUlng For Sale Privately screeof My house and 10 acres of land situated Just outside of town limits on the Somerset pike House bas 7 rooms kitchen and ser rants room good cellar stable and all necessary outbuilding Water hydrant la the yard and cue for stock J Pt BAILEY EXTENSION I l In order to make room for coming goods we will enlarge our store at once but wo want to move Komo of J our goods quick and will give some good bargains LatCBtetylo in rugs carpets and furniture Call and see us Livery Millinery and undertak fogPruitt Pruitt Brothers Moreland JeT o