The Interior Journal (Stanford, Ky.)
December 29, 1905

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G 1 THE INTERIOR r 1 JOURNAL i y VOL XXXIII STANFORD KY FRIDAY DECEMBER 29 1905 NO 92a IMATRIMONIAL u Misses Fannio Ray and Odus Taylor were married In Lower Durrani William Thompson and Miss Ida Drown wero married at Bryant Browns yesterday John Wright and Mia Susie Owens secured license here Wednesday to mar prry in Boyle Luther Garner and Miss Dora Gar ner of tho East End were married nt Danville Wednesday a JY David Shannon aged 18 and Miss Gertie Chambers 1C both of Boyle wero married in Danville Miss Fannies Doty daughter of Coun ty Clerk J A Doty and J B Jennings son of Mr and Mrs 11 C Jennings of Lancaster will bo married Jun 3 iiit A double wedding look place at tho residence of Squire Bourne of Garrard when his daughter Miss Aggie was married to Morgan Button and his ulster bliss Aggie was married to J T lloltwlaw a widower of Preachers vlllo vllloA very quiet home wedding with none but n very few friends and rot ntlvesbf Uio contracting parties present ill was that o 4 Mr Joscph Ireland and Miss Bush Grinstead which was sol emnized last evening at eight oclock nt the residence of tho brides parents 0n Fourth street The homo was very veryI and cut flowers I potted plants ferns and tho color scheme of green and I white was carried out in the decorations There wero no attendants it being the wish of the bride and groom Tho ceremony was performed by Rev II C Kcndrlck of Hngcratown Mary land and was followed by an elegant bulfct luncheon in honor of the guests and Mr and Mrs Ireland Miss Edith MOON presided at the organ and played IrfOhonjcrlns march Mr and Mrs Ire land left this morning for Cincinnati I where they will prase part of their honey i moon They will return to Lexington i Tuesday where n reception will bo tend crcjii them by Mr and Mrs Phillip 1 Grliutead Those who attended from I r n distance wore Mlftsea Anna and Ella Brumfleld Mrs Ed Thompson Mrs Ella Bartlett Mr and Mrs James Glszcbrook and Wm Glazebrook all of Louisville Advocate ProC Ireland is superintendent of the Stanford Graded School a splendid instructor and an excellent gentleman Give your boyco to become n successful honored and wealthy man by attending tho Commercial College of Kentucky University Lexington K Its course is practical and cheap Near ly 500 young men attend this college annually from 20 States Illness shorthand and telegraphy s tedaltlcs boarl 65 has paid for tuition and lOani for many who are now receiving 100 per month salary before attending only 25 month Vor large illustrated catalogue free address Wilbur It Smith Lexington Ky 0 Torture of a Preacher I of liar O I Tile story of the torture D Moore pa i roftho llnptlst church ofllarpoMvilte N Y will Interest you Ho nays I sufferwl agonies Ix cause of a persistent cough resulting from h grIp I had to slop fllttlnff up In Intl 1 triad many ramedlus without relief until I took Dr Kings New DitKovery for Consumption CniiKlw sad holds which entirely oared my eoutfh and saved mo from t I consumption A juand euro for dis eased conditions of Throat und Lung At O L IVnov Stanford Lynullros Crab Orchard price ljk und elm inmrantutxl Trial bottle free 1 stood on tho bridge close of day Attired in football clothes The bridge belonged Id further say To the rival halfbacks nose The Childrens Delight terrible tho consider AVlum you times you used to hMO In childhood under tho IntlUtlon of castor oil salts and senna brimstone and treacle and other horrors you can perhaps np preciate tho childrens delight with su jh a pleasant medicine for Impure i blood stomach or bowel troubles us Dr Caldwell laxative Syrup Pepsin Besides being pleasant to unequalled by any other taktlit Is incdiclno wide rnngo of Its medicine In tho all child ouratlvu powers for nearly rens diseases Sold by G L Penny Stanford O W Adams llustonvlllo 110 Money back if It itt 60c and ei00 falls his Look I Santa Claus has lost whiskers 1 Yes dear he has just been through the insurance district I Must He Quick Pains In the stomach and attacks of HO suddenly and are the colic como on so extremely painful that Immediate bo obtained There Is no relief must necessity of sending for a doctor In such cases If a bottloof Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Dlarrhoo Remedy Is at hand No doctor can prescribe n hotter medicine For Halo by all druggists L rPOLITICAL The Elks of Manila gave a reception to William J Bryan Judge J L Manring was elected city Judge of Mlddlesboro Thomas Griffin has been appointed postmaster at Baldock Casey county Ephram Hays member of the Leg islature session of 1000 dropped dead at Somerset SomersetSenator Senator McCrcary will Introduce a bill to provide n Southern port of entry for Immigrants It is reported nt Indianapolis that Gov Hanly is about to issue n call for an extra session of the Indiana General Assembly Senator Charles B Ecton of the MontgomcryClark Bourbon district has declared for Judge Payntcr for U S Senator SenatorRepresentative Representative Russell of Todd county announces In signed statement that ho will support Judge Payntcr for United States Senator Gen ChnfTco was tendered by Mayor McClellan the appointment of Police Commissioner of New York lie de clined the proffered honor Preliminary stops has been taken nt Frankfort toward the formation of anew new county from the counties of Ohio Krcckenridgu and Grayson Gut Hnnly of Indiana has asked j for the resignation of Secretary of State Daniel E Storms ono of his closest i cr8onal and political friends The request was made after the re port of an Investigating committee CHURCH MATTERS Bid J G Livingston will preach at Kingsvfllc Sunday morning and night j Rev M A Dean of Lexington is conducting an interesting meeting at atjltowlanl1 Mrs A B Dibble first president and one of the founders of the National W C T U died at Grass Valley Cal Thu Cumberland Presbyterian loyal 1st Council at a meeting in Nashville adopted resolutions protesting against the proposed union with the Presby terian church On Tuesday night about SO jHX plo made their rsvuy to the Baptist parson age and K unded Bro Huoy and family m n way that would make any pas tor feel good These kind friends brought with them nil kinds of good things to cat such as dressed tur keys chickens fruits and groceries of all kinds that first class preachers and good wives use Somerset Moun taineer HUBBLE John Robinson sold his l400 pound cattle to J N Johnson at tie The entertainment given at the Chris tian church on Xmas night was a site cess in every particular and was great ly enjoyed by all Morris SjKwnamore of CotTcyville Kansas Is visiting his parents here Miss Ethel Carman who is attending tho conservatory of music in Lexing ton spent Xmos with tho homefolks Graver McKechnie and Harcn McBeath are visiting relatives in Wane county Florence and Ada Spoonamore will en tertain Tuosdny evening Miss Jennie Stigall of Perryville in visiting her Bister Mrs J S McKitrick Miss hazel Stone or Stanford Is the guest of Miss Jewell Spoonamoro MIa Nol lie Kincaid of Danville has been the gucstof Mrs M B Eubanks Foil SLtA nice large store room and dwelling above consisting of soy eral nicely furnished rooms A good 1 barn and lot and nil necessary outbuild ings Tho property is in good repair situated on Main street in Stanford Ky right in the business portion of town The property will be sold nt a bargain and is a splendid opportunity for some one desiring to go in business for tho store and dwelling combined will be a great saving in rent etc Pos session given immediately For partic ulars etc see or write L It Hughes Stanford A Happy Home Is made perfect when perfect health reigns within its doors 1hls Is host Insured by always keeping Dr Cold wells laxative Syrup Pepsin on hand and father mother and chllercn talc ing a few doses at tho least sign of stomauh liver or bowel trouble Always relieves and cures Sold by G L Penny Stanford W C Adams Hustonvillo nt 50o and 8100 Mon ey back if it falls Eight men were killed by the fall of 1000 tons of ore from a slip on the 1 800foot level of tho Newport mine Ironwood Mich MichA A Fearful Fate It Is a fearful fate to have to ensure the terrible torture of PliesIII can truthfully suy writes Harry Colson of Mnsonvlllo laIthllt for Blind Bleeding Itching and Protruding Piles Bueklens Arnica Salve Is the best euro made II Also best for cuts burns and Injuries 25o otGL Penny Stanford Lyno Bros of Crab Orch IUd 1 NEWS TESI Bowling Green Elks bought a 17800 home 1 homeThe Chtna Japanese treaty has beenI officially signed Two brothers were burned to death nt Johnstown W Va At Tyrone Hugh Martin probably fa tally stabbed James Shryock Two persons died at Columbus Miss from wounds inflicted by highway rob bers A seat on the New York stock ex change sold for 93000 a new high re cord price At Ukiah Cal an insano man shot and killed Sheriff Smith and fired nt Judge White Scores of indictments charging gam bling were returned by the Davies county grand jury Two men were killed during a quarrel I in which 25 were involved on a railroad i train near Sims III i George Lunsford who killed William Manus was given a life sohtence by I tho Irvine circuit court Miss Missle Spears daughter of a prosperous farmer neJr Scnttsville committed suicide by hanging Len Hardlsty n young drug store clerk at Paducah ended a spree by committing suicide with carbolic acid Martial law has been proclaimed throughout Russian Poland and 10 temporary Military Governors appoint ed Fred S Harlow of Saratoga N Y and his wife are dead as a result of a mutual agreement carried out by shoot ing Tho jury ut Irvine In the case against Moses B Fclkncr charged with the murder Jf Jesse Fields returned n verdict of not guilty An aged man who said ho was a con vert to Dr Oslors theory committed suicide at Sherman Tex by throwing himself under a train Richard AV McCurdy late president of the Mutual Life Insurance Company has transferred his country estate in New Jersey to hU wife Tho steel vault of the Corinth Deposit Bank was blown open with nitroglycerin by expert cracksmen who secured 2500 In cash and escaped Alex Little accused of killing Deputy Sheriff Mack Roberts in Leslie was captured and says he will be able to prove ho did not shoot Roberts The womans workhouse on Black wells Island was destroyed by firo and but for heroic work by the male prison crs many women would have perished Mrs Alfred Wiltse of Albany N Y is the mother of a threo days old daughter which she insists was born 116 days after she had given birth to a sonMrs Mrs Florence Watson wife of Henry Watson n Mt Sterling lawyer wits mortally wounded at a dance by Jubn Flaherty a young farmer with whom she refused to dance As a result of his unsuccessful glove contest with Jack OBrien Robert Fitzsimmons will return to the stage and according to his latest statement will not again enter tho ring At the Mosc Foltner murder trial at Irvine Farmer Gilbert a lite convict from the Frankfort penitentiary testified that ho and Fcltnor had made a compact to kill Jesse Fields for whoso murder Fcltnor is being tried Prohibitionists at Flemlngsburg arc up in arms against tho speakeasy whisky sellers there and many arrests are expected to be made Cincinnati detectives are said to have been ems ploypd to work up the cases against the liquor dealers e Failed All efforts have failed to llnd a better remedy for coughs colds and lung troubles than Fo leys Honey and Tar It stops tho cough heals the lungs and prevents serious results from a cold JX Patterson Nashua Iowa writes Last winter I had a bad cold on my lungs anti tried at least half n dozen advertised cough medi cines und had treatment from two physicians without getting any benefit A friend recommended Foleys Honey and Tar and two thirds of a bottle cured mo I consider It the greatest cough and lung medicine In the world Pennys Drug Store Firo in tho roof of the Jefferson County Courthouse at Louisville raged for two hours It was confined to the upper part of the building and nil the records wore saved The loss Is estimated from 10000 to 30000 There was no insurance In Mad Chase Millions rush In mad chase after health from one extreme of faddlsmto another when If they would only cat good food and keep their bowels regu lar with Dr Kings Now Life Pills their troubles would all pass away Vrompt relief and quick cure for liver and stomach trouble 25c guaranteed at G L Penny Stanford LyncBros of Crab Orchard 1 vy41 HUSTONVILLE James Yowell bought a nice three yearold Galton gelding from Cnarles Burton for 150 Geo Dinwiddie who has been in the hardware business in Midway has sold out and come home saying ours is tho best town on the map A large audience attended the Santa Claus reception and Christmas tree at Alcorns opera house Nearly 1000 presents were distributed and the pleas rtntoccasion will long be remembered All our merchants report the most satisfactory holiday trade inycars The remainder of the season will be devot ed to house cleaning prices prepara tory for room for still larger stocks in tho Spring On account of a confusion of dales the Fiddlers and Jig Dancers contest has been postponed until further notice Full particulars and date will bo given Ifi next notice which will appear in these columns soon Mrs Robert Bell presented her hus band with a substantial Christmas pres ent in the person of a llpound boy Robert Boll Jr James Frye of Lex Ingson is with friends here He re ports the brick business booming and expects to increase their capacity by the opening of Spring trade Will Cabell and wife of Lebanon are guests of Mrs Fannie Cabell Miss Mattie Alcorn of Chicago is at home for the holidays Charles Burton leaves this week for Augusta Kits to accept a position H R Camnitz is at home from Cincinnati where he holds a good position with W B Carpenter Co Miss Nell Wright of Liberty is the guest of Miss Allie Stngg this week and was the recipient of several handsome presents on the Christmas tree Miss Blanch VanDeveer of Stanford is the guest of Miss Ella Barnett for the hol idays IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Thomas S Ellis aged 85 is dead at Richmond Ambrose Bottom aged 93 is dead at Perryville Perkins store in the West End of Boyle was destroyed by fire J T Evans was accidentally shot in the hip while hunting with William Moore in Laurel Edward Pennington one of the best known men of the Kentucky mourt kilos died at London Green Wiley Burton shot and killed the son of William Tartar at a Christ mas tree celebration at Nancy Pulaski countyDeputy Sheriff Holloway of Pulaski shot and badly wounded John McGee who was running a blind jack and resisted arrest Anthony Broughton was shot and probably fatally wounded by Assistant Chief of Police Joel Smith nt Pineville Smith was attempting to arrest him Jas W Moore has purchased property at Berea and his family moved there Monday Mr Mooro will spend the I larger part of his time on his splendid farmMt Vernon Signal Miss Jennie Baker of near Eubanks churges that Arthur Vaughan of Som erset attempted to assault her while thoy were buggy riding A writ has been issued for Vaughan who skipped out Furious Fighting For seven years writes Goo W Hoffman of Harper Wash I had n bitter battle with chronic stomach and liver trouble but at last I won and cured my diseases by tho uso of Electric Bitters I unhesitatingly recommend them to all and dont In tend in tho futuro to bo without them In the house They are certainly a wonderful medicine to have cured such a bad case as mine Sold un der guarantee to do tho same for you by G L Penny Stanford Lyno Bros of Crab Orchard nt 60o a bottle Try them today Deputy Sheriff Mack Roberts and Jos Wilson were shot and killed during a general fight on Big Fork In Leslie county On Goose creek in the same county James Creech was killed by Bill Vanover in a fight over a banjo The First Requisite of Beauty The first requisite of beauty Is a clear complexion Orlno Laxative Fruit syrup cigars u sallow blotched complexion as It stimulates the liver and bowels and tho eyes become bright and clear You owo It to your friends to tuko It If your complexion is bad Orlno Laxative Fruit Syrup docs not nauseate or gripe and Is very pleasant to take Refuse substitutes i Pennys Drug Store r John K Grested and Kenton W At well were blown to atoms at Cedar Bluff W Va by the explosion of 12 cans of dynamite which they at tempted to thaw When you want a pleasant laxative take Chamberlains Stomach und Liver Tablets For sale by all druggists M Jl kj0 The Big Pumpkinf Contained 510 Seed Sirs T T Jones won the gold watch n R Brinton won tho ladys watch W K Johnson won the Parlor Clock Mrs Allio G Farris won tho Ladys Set King J B Nichols won the Comb Brush and Mirror Set Dr Fayetto Dunlap won the split Gold Cuff Buttons Mrs It II Grow won tho Cut Glass Salmi Howl The Biicccesful ones arc requested to be present Saturday at 12 oclock We have enjoyed nit unprecedented Christmas Inigincts for which wo arc very grateful and desire to thank our many customers Wishing each and all a Happy Christmas anda prosperous Utiw Year and soliciting share of your future patronage we beg to remain Yours most respectfully HUGH MURRAY Danville Kentucky y Uji Get on the CASH BASIS with us next Monday w H HIGGINS STANFORD KY fv 7 r I Iprepare Prepare For 1906 COAL AND WOOD White Oak Cannel East Teuacsseo Jellico B G Jellico Mountain Ash Jellico Barren Fork FEED Wheat Straw Millet Hay Millet Straw Timothy Hay Mixed Clay Corn Oat Bran SliipstufF Big4 Mixed Barley BEST COW FEED ON THE MARKET Big4 Mixed Feed Ground Corn Oats Bran and Barley for 75c per sack till Xmas Wo have u Crusher and can grind anything in tho feed line Give us your order a GENTRY KENNEY DANVILLE KY Pure Water a I can furnish you n Filter Unit will make Pure Water in your cistern You had better fix up your gutter and get one of tbeso Filters so as to get tho Winter and Spring mittsa rainsS s S H ALDRIDGE Phone 116 Depot St Stanford Ky GREETING I desire to express my thanks to tho people of Stanford and Lincoln counT ty for their generous patronage extended me in tho past and ask for a con tinuance during tho coming year Being better equipped than ever to meet the demands of my increasing business with tho best goods to bo obtained in the markets I shall always strive to please my customers both in quality and price Wishing you all a happy and prosperous New Year I am Very respectfully George D Hopper Stanford Ky i n J

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i f The Interior Journal E C WALTON BEFORE another Issue of this paper I is printed tho year of 1906 will have been ushered in and let UH all join in hoping that it will bo a prosperous and good one Tho year now rapidly draw ing to a close has treated us all pretty well thank you and few of us havo cause for complaint Monday next is the day for good resolutions Make a few good ones and stick to your pledge Let one of the resolves be your assis tance in elevating the morals of the community in which you live and in helping mankind whenever and where ever you can These kept you will find 1906 the happiest year of your life AN Episcopal clergyman at Fitch burg Mass has raised a storm in his church by declaring his disbelief that prohibition can promote tho cause of temperance He goes still further in expressing the opinion that the proper use of beer and light wines conduces to congenial and healthy companionship and intercourse and he cites the beer gardens of Germany as positive forces for good in the social life of that nation The Fitchburg parson may be putting it a little strong in the latter proposition but only fanatics are con vinced that prohibition is the proper remedy for the drink evil DEMOCRATIC members of both houses of the General Assembly have been called to meet Tuesday in the House of Representatives at 8 oclock forth purpose of organizing by the erection of a chairman and a secretary A call Y was also issued by Mr McQuown for a caucus Monday night of the House Democrats and the Senate Democrats each to elect a chairman and a secretary The chairman of tho State Committee has no power to calla caucus for the nomination of a Senator but it is claimed that he has the power to call the caucus for the purpose of organization TilE Somerset Journal The Moun taineer The Jessamine Journal and The Mt Mernon Signal all issued credita ble Christmas numbers but that of the latter was a thing of beauty It was t an illustrated edition containing pic tures and a writeups of the most prom inent people and interesting places in Rockcastle county and a complete his tory as well We congratulate Brer Albright on his splendid effort TUB Commissioner of Immigration re ports that 1026499 foreigners found abiding places in the land of the free during the year A vast majority of them are undesirable people and will add much to the growing discontent felt by a class in this country Con gress must do something to restrict the growing influx of foreigners but some of the bills proposed arc absurd and puerile THE INTERIOR JOURNAL desires to thank its patrons for the liberal patron age it has received and to solicit a con tinuance of it in the year almost hore No paper ever had a better constituency nor was a paper ever published in n better town and community For these bless ings the IJ is duly thankful and it feels to congratulate itself during this gay ti and festive season I liniSSI II ANOTHER for Paynter At a mass meetingof the Democrats of Mercer county called by Representative J T Royalty he was instructed to vote for Judge Paynter for United States Senator by an almost unanimous ex pression of sentiment He was also re quested to vote for Lawrence for Speaker SpeakerTHE THE Henry Clay statue at Lexington is without a head and the one at Lou isville had a finger knocked off by the falling debris of the burning court house Seems like the old Commoner is playing in ill luck now that he can no longer help himself FROM present indications Judge 1 Thomas H Paynter will be nominated I for U S Senator on the first ballot nnd have enough votes to spare to throw a few each to candidates DlackI burn and Haldeman Tire Kentucky Prison Commission ers make a pretty good report but I they are not in it with those of Ten nessee They show a clear profit of CS2328u666 on their convicts this year THE new blue book shows 27481 per sons in the employ of the government at Washington who draw 27145700 annually This is a great country es pecially for office holders La Grippe and Pneumonia Pneumonia often follows la grippo but never follows the use of Foleys Honey and Tar It cures la grippe coughs anti prevents pneumonia and I consumption As for Foleys Honey and Tar and refuse any substitute offered Mr G Vacher of 167 OA good St Chicago writes My wifehad a severe case of la grippe three years ago and it left her with a terrible cough She tried a bottle of Foleys Honey and Tar and it gave immediate relief A 50 cent bottle cured her cough entirely Refuse substitutes 1ennys Drug Store t ifx f r v Additional Local LOST between J E Lynns and town a ladys tan rain coat Leave at this office REV W S GRINSTEAD will preach the Methodist church Sunday morning and night r W PERRIN has moved his stock of goods to the store room he bought of J C Florence FlorenceOv OVEPTON ADAMS a good citizen of the Dripping Springs section died sud denly a few days ago LOST between Rowland and Me Cormacks church a black laced boot No 9 Leave at this office THE Graded School will open its doors Tuesday morning Pupils should bear this in mind and be on hand in time THE secretary of the Waynesburg lodge of Maccabees has received a check for the insurance J Frank Reynolds carried THE Stanford Male Female Semi nary closed for the holidays Friday and will not open its doors again until Tues day morning next Jan 2nd P P NUNNELLEY has sold to P G Warner the cottage on Logan Avenue occupied by his parents Mr and Mrs L B Nunnelley for 1200 LOST between T M Penningtons and J W Alcorns residence pair of black undressed kid gloves Leave atI this office and receive reward i ICHILDKILLED Near Grove Casey county an eightyearold son of Rev Lee while handling a Winchester rifle accidentally shot his five yearold sister in the head killing her instantly THERE were never prettier days for Christmas than the first three but yes terday was a bad onerain and hail both falling Late in the afternoon old Sol showed his face fora little while THE schools of Misses Stella McClary at White Oak Susan VanArsdale at Saufley and Mary VanArsdale Preach crsvillc closed Friday Each of the teachers treated her pupils to candies fruits etc a D J SMITH of Crab Orchard has bought G T Ashlocks stock of goods and residence at Gilberts Creek and will take possession in a short while He will have a sale at his farm in the East End Jan 10 r THE Xmas tree at the Methodist church was a thing of beauty and the presents on it carried joy to many little hearts All of the Sunday school child ren and many others were substantially remembered ROBERTSMrs J Roberts died at San Diego Cal She was formerly Miss Lettie Leo Rochester of this place and was an exceedingly bright handsome and lovable woman She was a daughter of the late Col C H Roch ester THE Lincoln County National Bank directors met yesterday and after carrying goodly sums to surplus and undivided profits declared a 3 per cent dividend The First National Bank directors will meet Saturday and do likewise THE Waynesburg Maccabees had a big musicale and box supper Wednes day night and a snug sum was realized A prize was offered for the ugliest man and Hickory Bill Singleton won it in a walk Mrs M G Reynolds was de cided tho handsomest lady present e RESIGNEDMr 0 G Harrison who has made the McKinney Deposit Bank a most excellent cashier since it begun operations bas resigned to accept a more lucrative position elsewhere The directors of the bank of which Mr Ed J Tanner is president would be glad to communicate with a good sober re liable man to succeed Mr Harrison EALYMrs Littie Ealy the aged mother of George Ealy died at T J bodes Saturday of pneumonia She had intended making a visit to Somer set but was taken with the illness that proved fatal Mrs Ealy was a splen did woman and her death carried sad ness to the hearts of all who knew her Rev L M Omer preached her funeral at Mr Goodes Sunday morning at 930 oclock and the burial took place in the McKinney cemetery two hours later DEAR INTERIOR Please say that Mrs E H Bcazley with Rev W S Grinstead and family desire to express their gratitude and offer sincere thanks to the many friends who showed so many acts of kindness to Mr Bcazley in his sickness and death especially to Dr Carpenter for his faithful and un tiring efforts in tryingto save his life to the K Ps for their special acts of I kindness to his brothers Jack and Jim j for their unbroken devotion and love in deed and truth Bro Grinstead says he is so glad that it was Lices happy lot to set sail for the glory land from dear old Stanford The Family Three persons were killed in a colli sion between a Lehigh Valley freight train and atrolley car at Girardville Pa Lee Jones Has been appointed post master at Burning Springs Clay coun ty Walter B 11111 chancellor of the Uni versity of Georgia is dead n Here and There ThereI Ground has been broken for tho new union depot at Lexington B Smith Gentry formerly of Dan ville is dead at Lexington I I Judge J M Green one of the oldest citizens of Bell county died at Pine i villeDr Dr James Frazier Davis was drowned in 18 inches of water near Bardstown Junction Chris Anderson his son and his motherinlaw were killed at a railroad crossing in Alma Kas Four persons were killed and a fifth is dying as a result of poisoning at a banquet at Torrcon Mexico James E Martin prominent in New York society was instantly killed In an automobile accident at Flushing L I William Van Dalsen sentenced to be hanged January 19 has constructed nickelintheslot scaffold and drop i with which he is collecting money by hanging himself in effigy Better er Late Than Never It would of course bo best for you to bo so careful about what when and how you catas never to suffer from any dyspeptic or bowel trouble But if you do slip up and begin to suffer tho cousequences of indiscretions In diet It is betterto begin then although late to look after your digestion I At this stage of the game the best thing to do is to take Dr CaldweHs laxative Syrup Pepsin It Is a purr digestive tonic and acts on both stomach liver and bowels curing permanently and without bad after effects such dangerous diseases as constipation biliousness dyspepsia headache dizziness etc Try it Sold by C L Penny Stanford C W Adams Hustonvllle at liOc and 9100 1 Money back H It fulls Miss Ida Ray and Henry Arnold both of Garrard were married at Dan ville Wednesday Miss Carrie Thomp son and Hayden Leaven also of that county were made one at Little Brit ain Appeals Protection Your digestive organs appeal loudly for protection when attacked by the microbes fermented food engendered In your stomach and bowels by dys pepsin blllousncsJ and constipation Tills protection you can very easily extend to them by taking a dose or two of Dr Caldwells laxative Syrup Pepsin Will you do it Sold by G L Penny Stanford C W Adam Hastonville at 60c and 8100 Money back if it falls Willie Gasway three years old of Louisville drank laudanum and was walked for nine hours He may recov er James Bain a young farmer of Knox county was mistaken for a burglar and killed by a small boy John A Wood of Boyle sold a load of big mules to R A Dodd of Wilmore at 1CO PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Cluon and btmmlfk th tail liumotc t luivrUot rowtn f T r Fall to astor Orty Hair to Its Youthful Color Out icalp Av r ii btfr UUicc i nlIlJ lt DniCTtitii I W Hn Mueller Watchmaker and Jeweler I STANFORD KENTUCKY I Stockholders Meeting A mooting of tho stockholder of the Lin coin County National liiink of Htanford will lie hold nt their Uinklnx house the second Tuesday In Jununry Hurt for the purpose ol electing illrvctor for tho ensuing your WM HKIOIIT Unshler For Sale Privately My bouse and 10 acres of land iltaated Just outside of town lima on the Somerset pike HOUJO bas 7 rooms kitchen slid ser vant room good cellar stable and all necessary outbuildings Water hydrant in tbe yard and one for stock J P UAILEY HOTEL PROPERTY AND STABLE FOR SALE I I doslro to sell privately my lintel proper prort Ing can IMS used us hotel or private residence mid Is well arranta 1 for two families Htn blo 1111x20 stalls and Is In good repair 1leji ly water at burn and hotel If hOlllO Is not otd tiyJnn IMI will relit It for ono year House and burn newly covered Hotel IH In traded school district For further panic ilium vail on or address II H CAltlKNTKlt Huston vllltf Ky Compliments of the Season Wo want to thank our patrons for their liberal patronage Having ex tended our building wo will be better i equipped to satisfyour trado than ever before Our aims are to satisfy our patrons ntul give them goods worth the money Pruitt Brothers Furniture Livery and Undertaking MorslondKy Io 1 t 1 In our vast assortment of Shoes we feel sure we ought to suit 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 Our cheaper Ladies Shoes from 150 to 250 are Stylish and Good The uManss 1 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 asiron I at 3 350 4 and 450 TheI Mocker Bootee the best of all in different styles doubled from top to toe at 5 Cheap goods and Felt Boots in abundance r II 3 O SUOOOOOOOOO9J H J MROBERTS STANFORD I IJ 1 II A S PRICE Surgeon Dentist STANFORD KENTUCKY Office over McRoberU Drug Store in the OwMey Building INSURANCE Fire Lightning WindWorm Ilfn and Accident None but the HTllONOKHT end UKHT Companies Keprusentetl lx wtrstios ilblc hates iunrantevd lose loylng Hoc ordjUntHitmllea Talk with MAHONY Stanford Kentucky Residence Ihone No81 A Special Bargain One hundml nnd sixty ncro fiirm nbout a mllos Nortwist of Htnnford dixxl twostory 12marl dwellIng 1 splendid Ilock hit II 0110 In hlOllllt1 nil of tbe heat wutentl fitrins i nwissiiry outbuildings Hplcndld orchard uncros iin blue rnee never 111 IllowtI Tile whole tarnlayi Wtll nod there Is not wasteland on It Five milts from Ilnnvlllo nnd In n splendid community This Is n hllrglIIIUII tIt 11110 II1Ut 1e sold within Ibo next ij i days IIt Incilit pouts call lx IIro gotten oft of fnrin JU lltolun 111111 lit jincis 1 Vor iIrthrntnr uetnntee I w lute or la It IIught HIIIOfoI Ky Qar1 Traylor UIALKH IX Whlskn Brandu Wines Beer Glaars Etc Osrpsntsr House Close to Dspot DlpolSTANFORD KY I I Prompt pd polltt itttntlon Nothing tut Ibs to 0 drink Mall phone cr tsltfrspb ortm r bI prompt attention THE COLUMBIA Greatcoat for young men is mighti ly well named Big loose garment with all tho grace and vnggerne6 that belong in a young fellows coat The shoulders lapels front and nil tho weartelling parts arc handwork ed 1ho manufacturers outdid them selves in the making of the garments but hardly did themselves justice in the price Weve passed our advan tage on to you The coat is worth 812 It is marked 310 W E PERKINS Crab Orchard Ky i e er J 0 I J SHOES for Everybody and Shoes for every everyFoot Foott t1 WHEN ARE DRUGS PURE When you get them nt thin store Wo never handle any but Fresh Pure Full Strength Drugs and Chemicals It pays to handle Pure Drug and Pure Drugs only Our friend and patrons approbation hiugcii on Pure Drug We drive for tho one by handling only the other Pure Drug r Or PENNYS DRUG STORE Stanford Kentucky POSTED IIWe whose names appear below strictly forbid bunting tubing or any kInd of tree prisilDft on our place and will prosecute violators to the full intent of the lap Mrs Kato Ador Italchonbuch lire lied VoBOrucnlgan Albert VonOruenlgan Prod VonAllmitn Prod llsutntnn Alrea tlmp oti Ooorca Holmes Mls Mattlo II hoses ft Itelchf nbacb Olmrles Cummins Jos Ration A O Dunn B M llolmri W E Amon WIt IMugborty M J H oilman M IJ Klmoro Peter W Jarter J Norln Carter J K Omen W K ShomsVer Thomas Perrlll Orecn Kcrrlll F J Conn John B OarnonUch BatnTrnnbrlrtge A f Hoot Charles Rnsslln Frank Cordler Mrs M Uajden Welch Peter Rainier John Meter Bimnel Lindsay Jacob Qucdfr Mrs Allen Itle David Stephens Vary HolTmsnn L P NuonHllry J w Ilaughman Onrlitnnn Jrnjion JO Carpenter JaeabJtasWCJn Bam Uumeron Commissioners Sale I Lincoln Circuit Court U W Kunco ot III IliilntlfTn vii John Jfnncu ot nt DufPiuliintB Notice of Hnlc 1iimuiint to u liiiltint nt of the IJncoln circuit court ronilvnil hv Iho IIH VI stylod nation tit Its NoviinlKT ttriu iwfi the mi durelgned Muster roiiinilimlonir of wild court wilt on on1NDAYJAN MONDAY JAN slat6 In front of till rourthoiiMMloor In Htnnfonl Ky niNiut tho hour or II M nell ot public 1 outcry to tho hlnlicnt and best blildiT the real uatlde lieiwliinller ilrscrllxtl The snlo will IMI to tie for the purpoM of division Thi said real pstiitt U IHmt d In Lincoln oounty Kvoii the wntursot lliinulnu York Mini Uboundfd OH follows Hugh iiiiliiK at the centorof tho lirlditu over tho lltuiKlnu Fork on lilt Hlunforil k lllistonvlllu plkn IlktllllIel n htonii thiiuo H II W W i ales to u Htonn for lUTto II unn theiicv H m4 K iU jMiU nii links 10 II Stall iorn rto nuu told Airs tic Kilo iieytliiMtvo Kffj Wit l alas to n leech on the Imiiks of the brunch thuneu N I6V a polfHIl links to n stono thencu H IW K aj poles tp u stout thuneu A 27 W lee pole 16 Duke tothoccntvf of tint Htiinford A Iliis lleplkuthnce with soul H f W Wl polns thcnco N M W 0 poles 15 links to tho iKjiliiiiliKjcoiitiiliilDK wlncri3 of Intel TIlt siilo will bo iimdn on n credit of six months nnd till purcbiiber will INI required to Klvo bond for the purclmm prier wlthu1 proved persomil security puyubln to the UoiiiinlHiiloiier und iMiirlnn Intcrost nt thu rate of H nor cent per annum from Into of Knlo until paid A lien will ho retained on thu laud for thin purchnxo price CEO B SAVFLEY M C L C C i fie 11 FOR SALE I Knrmof krncrvgoollduo crats and to 10htlllt jiiir the INIhIIIeIn gnus Knrni ono little from lliutoiivllh hind mljoln plkej house of N rooijis kltchiii lark ixirvh and cUtern near kitchen lull new iiirnmHivvt For Yorhrlllllllllr I llnstonvllle Ky Stockholders Meeting A liMi tlliK of the stock holder of the Silo tloiinl Itiinkof Iliutonvlllo will It held nt their iHinklnu house In Jlimtonvllle tho sec ond T uemliy In January lists l otHeeii U nail Illnoctor tor to nl tilt unulllg year J W IIocKKHCa hlur J Commissioners Sale I Lincoln Circuit Court J1llIklrloll riukvrton et nl IHfendnnts Notice of oftiIIf Hale Hale1ursuant to n udiziiient of thu Lincoln circuit court rendentf In the nUivn styled nctloniit Its NoveinlHT term iurt the UII derslvned Mnsjer Coiniulislontr of suit court will on onMONDAY i MONDAY JAN H lithe In front of till courthouko door In Kliui I ford Kynlxnit till hour of 1 Pat soil at t public outcry In the hlKhent and best bid tier tho real estate hcrolniiftvr de crlbvd flit amount to lx renllzed from thli 11111t tho sum of 12 r715 and InteixKt thereon lit lilt rnlu of o her cent her nnnuni from J March i imfi until paid which wan ndjudu I 11 the plnlntITH herein iiKiillikt than dcfeiul ant II J ii iikrrton ii lid the further sum of ofsGtlt6 from March V 1WO until paid which wn ad Judued ncaliut H W 1lnkerton nnd till costs of this nvtlon Thu said real wdatu ronsUtsof it house and lot In tho town of Iltiittonvllle Ky and Is liounded on the North by the lanolHOf tohn Hoodoon the West by the property td Mrs Hunry Wall and iiHtruitrunnlnK from the pro arty to MaliiHtreutoiitlioKoulli by the lot owned I by the holm of K Peacock and also by u lot owned by Miss llottle IAIRIIII troll on thin Rest by duo sheet ruiintiiK IromilaliiHtreot to the Clirlstlnn church lot contalnlilK I about live acne UIKIII which Is located aA lit rgeschool hulldlug IIlIcI ollllr hlllhltllgo JToomnlex jIlIrllo iirlco to h cillO lit the t tplratlon of each of hula rlods of time iiforvsnlil The piiruhas ur will IM reiilriHl to give bond for thud pur chase price with approved security paya bio to the COlllmlt loller and lieiitlnit U per cent Interest from the date of Mile until paid TftiMlefnmlnnt herein H W Tinker ton derived title to the aforesaid real estatn by deed from II J 1lnkerton itilntid April AllrltI olirk ofIthix Ulcululcouutq Courtfhi clirkof the Lincoln county court hi Uevd lIook SoII pllltt 26 GEO B SAUFLEY M C L 0 0 j I I

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i The Short Ends I of WoulclI Cottons Gillghnm Ierc9des White Goolle me 4must r get out to make rolll fr note full bolts of neW goods tyr whito cwillg So we have IlInllell tho price IO tow that it I deli tnko you long to get 011 good terlllS with n nico hlillch of 1 0 IT tlllU reuuuulte 1 4 i Ie L f I aJ Our Customers olio one thing needful to the incrclmntlico business have made tfio year that is now closing one of the r try boat in the history of our business We have put forth our bent efforts to get what you want and nt the price you want and you have done the jest Without you our courts would have been in vain What cnn wo do for you Wo will do this wo will try to do cvcir better in 1 Jon Again thanking you for your liberal patronage we ask you to call again II SEVERANCE de SON STANFORD KENTUCKY I I BTANTOKD KY Iic 20 100 i 1 INSPECT the lino or Christmas Good I i Tonnyi Drugstore I PERSONALS MRS J T BIN UiN was In Louis ville test week jihi J W SWOPB of Mlddlcburjf was hero Saturday MRS EUZAIIETII FISH U visiting her daughters at tandem LLOYD HUKY and Richard Williams of Somerset are here Miss 1UCHFL ALUSON of Lexmfjton r Is with her sister here Miss SARAH DANIKLS of 1nris li with MIllS Jennie Lynn MR It M Moss of Lancaster went up to Mlddlesboro Friday Miss IEAUI GENTIIY Is visiting Miss Mary Portman In Ioulllvillei I BonI MR W L MCCARTY wife and son are at Corbln with his brother Misses DETTIB MITCHELL and Susie Cooley visited Danville friends Miss MARY Roan of Crab Orchard was with Mils Sue Beth James C L COVER and wife of Corbin passed through to Danville Sunday Muss NANNIE WOODS KSCLEMAN is at homo from college at Mlllersburfr MISSES RIIODA WHITE and Miranda McKenzie am yisitlnB in Rockcastlc Miss PATSY PHEWITT of Lexington II tho Rue tof MIll Tevis Carpenter MRS MAnu NEVIUS is with her sis ter Mlts Llllio McCIary In Knoxville MRv W it SHANKS and wifo spent V several days with her parents in Madi son Mis MARTIIA M fEE of tho D 1 a Danville is at homo with her par eatsi B ELLIS of Cincinnati spent Xmas with tho old folks at home MRS WM MORELAND of LcXinRlon I a with her daughter Mrs W C Shanks I Marion Jones and Esther Elder each I 17 years were married at John Elders yesterday I yesterdayJUDOBJ JUOOG J CJIIEMPHHA a valuable I will movo to Lou 1citizen of Lancaster isville Jan I liON HARVEY HELM of Stanford r was stopping of Hotel Ramsey Mon ticcllo Outlook MRS ANNIE DOTY and little son t James or Millersbnrg are with the 1Misses Newland I A nov arrived at tho home of Felix White a Christmas present for him and his better half MR AND MRS J It NUNHLLEY who y havo been located at Lincoln Neb are at home with his parent MRS A S THOMPSON of Fayctte and U G IcnninRton of Danville 111 are hero with their father MR W G LACKEY formerly of this place was elected a director of the 4place Kentucky Society at St Louis Miss COOPER FELAND who is tench Ing in tho oral school nt Morganton N C spent Xmas with her parents GEORQE MENEFEB came homo from Georgetown College Friday to be with tho homcfolks during tho holidays Miss KATIIERINH WARREN of tho Somerset Mountaineer Is with her par 4 cnts Mr and Mrs Walter Warren D H SPOONAMORE who Is employed in a Veneer Mill at Indianapolis Is s spending tho holidays with relatives MRS W II STOVALL of Cleburne Texas has arrived to visit tho homo folks E S Spoonumoro and family Miis JAms P THOMPSON and little t I sod of Lebanon Junction spent tho holidays with her parents Milton War ren and wife Miss CORA WESLEY of Liberty took t Fridays train for Urodhead to spend tho holidays with her grandmother Mrs Durham MRS Vic OWENS of Leowood W Va and Miss Grace McCall of Rock castle are spending Christmas with J Mrs W 1 Herrin DURING the hunt of Mr W 0 Walk In Mississippi they killed er and party five deer and a wild turkey Mr Walk er had tho honorof brinKiiiR down a t deer deerDR JC BARKER of Hustonville 1deer this week Tho Doctor 1 was in tho city is very popular In Somerset There Is a flno baby boy at Dr J B Becks Somerset Journal MISSES EUNICE JOHNSON Geraldine and Mr James E Hudson Of Moore and county Miss Edith Walker Boone and of Junction City CLoujth Evans John Howe or lIarrlman Tenntaro spending Christmas with Miss Lucile Johnson at Kingsvllle KingsvilleIl I REV A A HIGGINS is at homo from Louisville WEARKN HUGHES went to Livingston yesterday Miss CLAnA COOPER is with Lancas ter friends friendsWALTER WALTER JONES Is working nights at Now Haven SAM AND BUD LEE of Knoxville are hero with friends MISS SALIn Coohi of Danville Is with her sisters here ABIIIJY M WARREN Is up from Mo bile with tho homefolks Miss AGNES WHITE of Richmond is with Mrs W B OBannon Miss LIMA KENNEDY of Somerset is with Miss Sara Baughman MRS Conn and Joe II McAlister arc visiting relatives at Richmond I Rev W T Tibbs of the Christian church is dead at Mt Sterling JESSE TRAYLOR is at home from Leb anon Junction with a strained back HUGH BURDETT of Grccncastle HI was with his relative S L Burdett Miss EVELYN EASTLAND of Louis ville is with Miss Margaret Hopper MR E P OWSLEY of Columbus Ga has joined his wire and daughter here MISSES MARY HIGGINS and Mary Mc Roberts are at homo from Sayre Insti tute MRS JESSE STAGC will occupy a portion of Mrs Harrietts home on East MainC C H SINGLETON and family have moved back to Crab Orchard from In diana MR II 140 GREEN and wife of Mt Sterling are with Rev P J Ross and family MR S II ALDRIDGE and family spent Christmas day with relatives In GarrardMiss Miss RIIODA LUNSFORD had the mis fortune to fall and break her hip a few days ago TUB MISSES MOUNT of Lancaster will arrive today to visit Mrs H J McRobcrUMRS MRS J H SUANKS entertained n number of her friends at Dr Cooks last evening JOB J SPEARS of Moreland has rented the Charles Or man farm on Hanging Fork MR E T BEAZLEY and wife cnmo up from Harrodsburg to attend the burial of E H Bcazlcy MR HORACE BROWN and wife gave a dinner party at Tho Scclbach Tuesday CourlerJ Journal CourierJournalMRS MRS J G RIDDLE of Crab Orchard was the guest or her parents Mr and Mrs W I Hcrrin MR AND MRS T J FOSTER spent several days with the family of Mr C T Bohon at Lebanon Mn T W JONrs and wife of Key West spent the holidays with his par enL in the Mnywood section ED AND BOIEY McKECHNiB and Leslie Sloan of tho Hubble vicinity will attend collcgont Harriman Tenn LITTLE KATIE AND SARA WOOD entertained some 40 or moro of their friends at a delightful party Wednesday afternoon MR SHELTON M SAUFLEY and wife of Frankfort and R C Saulley of Cleveland 0 spent the holidays with their parents here BUD HOLDERMAN the clever freight man at the depot stuck a nail through the fleshly part of his left hand while unloading a heavy box Mn II C RUPLEY visited his daugh ter Mra Hourignn In Marion county and incidentally showed the Nimrods of that county how to kill birds MR P M McRotiERTS and wife have moved into their pretty homo on Somerset Avenue Miss F lorenco Shel by of Arcadia is with them MISSES MARY AND GEUTHUDB NOEL of Danville and Rev R R Noel of this place went up to Paint Lick yes terday to spend It few days with Mir J i It Woods and wife LOCALS SWEET Mangoes stuffed with India Relish at W 11 HIggins FOR SALESecond handed Radiant Home heating stove In good onlerI E C Walton FOR SALE Jersey cow with young calf strictly lrst class W B McKin ney Stanford Ky FOR RENT Tho storeroom on Lan caster street just vacated by Garland Singleton Apply at this office I i I FOR SALE OR RENTDr J K Van Arsdalos residence Possession given nt once Apply to L R Hughes Stan I ford KyI L 1 COME and see my lino of cook stoves T D Newland IBEAuTiFUL lino of pocket knives just received P G Warner Son BRING your prescriptions to Dra W N Craig for low prices and best ser vice FOR RENT Cottage near depot for mcrly occupied by Mrs Pnttio Hays P P Nunnelley To FARMERS return our sacks or call and settle for them J II Baughman Co PHONE your orders In and bill will be I sent by driver If you want to get bot Itom cash prices W H Higgins IJOliN I F TARTER bought of William Sheen his property M Millcdgoville for 225 and will materially improve itr JAILER HERRIN gave his 18 or 2Opris oners a splendid dinner consisting of turkey and many of the delicacies of tho season W R GAINES an experienced hotel man will take charge of tho Mason Ho tel at Lancaster Jan 1 He will make an A r mine host WHILE near Liberty George C Montgomery was accidentally shot in the fnco and painfully hurt The wound is not considered serious o THE Stanford Lodge of Odd Fellows elected S L Burdett Noble Grand J A Bates Vice Grand Ed Wilkinson Secretary nnd Ed Peyton treasurer IN order to close our stock of Indies jackets and misses cloaks by Jan 1 we have made a 25 per cent reduction in prices W E Perkins Crab Orchard DR P W LOGAN bought five bus Incas houses in Corbin at nn outlay of close to 8000 He has faith in the place and believes it will be n city some tinyMiss 0 Miss CORDIB HURDLES school closed Friday and she returned that afternoon to her home at Middlcburg She gave her pupils a delightful treat Miss Hub ble has given entire satisfaction as teacher of that school r THE C oclock dinner given by Mr T M Ware of McKinney Monday afternoon was a royal feast ns well as n most delightful occasion A dozen or more of his gentlemen friends were present to help the clever has celebrate his 29th birthday and partake of the good things his excellent wife had prepared The menu was most elab orate A DISPATCH says that the postmaster general has decided to recommend to the president the reappointment of J C Florence postmaster at Stanford Ky This is indeed a reward of merit Mr Florence gives almost as much sat isfaction to the patrons of his ollico as Capt E M Drano docs to those of tho Frankfort ollice and n higher compli ment no man could ask than that Frankfort State Journal BEAZLEY Mr o E H Beazley fa miliarly known to his legion of friends ns Lige dicdat 5 oclock Monday af ternoon of a complication of troubles aged 32 He is survived by a wifo and sweet little fiveyearold daughter Jo sephine The burial occurred in Bulla ly Cemetery Wednesday afternoon af ter a funeral sermon at tho Methodist church by Rev P J Ross and prayer by Eld L M Omer Tho services were most appropriate and an Immense crowd was present The officers of tho church acted as pall bearers and the Knights I of Pythias as an escort Mr Beazley was n splendid young man and was ful ly prepared to meet his God He wasI a consistent member of the Methodist church and a good substantial citizenI He loved right and hated wrong and hoI was over found battling for what he deemed would bo pleasing in the sight of tho Lord A good husband and fath er has gone to n rich reward may the splendid example ho set be n heritage to his friends and loved ones Mr Bcnzloy was n son of the late Allen Bcazlcy His mother Mrs Mildred Beazley survives him as do three sis ters and four brothers For them tho widow and little daughter unbounded ympathy is felt and many a prayer has gone up for them in their great trouble May He who moves mysteriously His J wonders to perform help and sustain them all while their cup of sorrow ov erflows I CARPENTER Mrs John Steele Car penter died nt tho home of her brother inlaw Col T P Hill at 8 oclock Fri day night of apoplexy after an illness of several weeks She was the wife of Mr John Steele Carpenter a promi nent citizen of tho West Endnnd a daughter of the late Mr Speed Peyton Mrs Carpenter was a gentle kind and good woman and a consistent member of the Christian church She is sur vived by her husband nnd two children Mrs Thomas B Gallie of Tampa TampaFla Fla and Mr George Alfred Carpenter of the West End As both of the child ren are married Mr Carpenter is left at home alone to bear the great loss he has sustained May Ho who tempers the wind to the shorn lamb help him in his dark hour of trouble The burial occurred nt Hustonville at 11 oclock Sunday morning after short services at at the grave by Eld G W Mills Additional Local on Second Page Doctors Could not Help Her I had kidney trouble for years writes Mrs Raymond Conner of Shel ton Wash and the doctors could not help me I tried Foleys Kidney I Cure and the very first dose gave me relief and I am now cured I cannot cannotI say too much for Foleys Kidney I Cure It makes tho diseased kidneys I I sound so they will eliminate the pois ons from the blood Unless they do this good health Is Impossible Pen n s Drug Store For Rent for 1906 Nice new cottage r four rooms nil lire ctiiry outbuilding No garden good or chard andgnisulot of two stems bltuntcd ou my fnriu on Dnnvlllu II nil Htnnford road U nillv from Danville W It TKWMBYDanville Danville Ky r PU BLIC SALE I will ell nt inibllc II 11 lion lit my farm on tho Htonford S Cmli Orchard pike two miles from Crab Orchard on WK DNKHKAY JAN 10 tree Ono good work mule 1 combined bors mllk cow froth n lot of bogs 2 Rood yenrllng nulsoiit yc rlhtgcuttisleeruudllell IU lot inrrels or corn lot of bulld millet try 91 stacks of mixed liny timothy nnd clover lot of fodder farming Implement comUtlng of n mower cultivator plows wagon etc n surrey nnd humecs buggy lot of lioiiMhold nnd kitchen furniture tc If not Hold privately infore I will nlio toll my fnritiof in litres Hood residence and out house on It IJIIH In nil In KI but eight ncres Huh will begin nt ItI oclock sharp Turin Hindu known on day of mile DJHMlTir KyJ J IChnijdler Aucr Sale of Franchise For Traction Railway Jan 8 1906 IHIIcllIl Term Lincoln county Hlscol Court held Dee 1 1114 Hon Jiimei 1 Itulley Judge Trending with tile following Juntl cenol tholViiee tOWlt V 1 Wnllln J A Dudilernr K It COIIIIlolI C I Hcniley ThtsdayJmnes I White cnmo Into court nndiipplled for n frnnchlse permitting the construction of u Trnetlon or Interurban lino of mllwny over tho turnpike road of Lincoln county the court lx lng ndvlled UpOIl 1II11t1011 01 V J lvnliltn rs 1 srcond tit byO It llentley It U ordered nnd nd judged by the court tlnit n franchise for the puriHJsen heretofore muted Iw grunted and 80h Oil tin IJincimter A Htnnford turnpike rend from tlio Unrruril and Lincoln lino to the coriximte limit of tint city of htiinford and nlMton the HttnifonlDIx lllvurdnrrnrd County Whllo link turnpike rood to till corporate limits of the town of Rowland 100011 the Htnnlonlt Cmu Orchaid turn pike road on Bret portion of the road be tween the town of Itowlniul mud Hlnntoril also 011 the Htnnford Hustonville turnpike rond from tho corporate limit of the city of Htnnford to till COIIKlllIt iimltnof the town of lluitnnvlllei 1100 on the HilstonvlMo lirndfordnvlllc turnpike road frftm tin cor porate limits of the town of Hiutonvlllo to I11eusycountyItntalsoon the 1I11 101I vllle A Inrpenters Creek turiiplki raid from tho roriMirato lliiiltn of the town of Huston vlllo to the takoy county line nlto over the Tnrncrnvllle MolClnneyt Mt Halem turn 1rood nnd the Hustonvlllo A Colfevn Sllll turnplku rouil from Mt Hiilem to the Casey county IliUjnUo over thw Htnnford A hells inp turf dku mad from thocorixinite HmltH of the city of Htnnford to the former terminus or hnlroiidthenceovr the High land v Wnynoitburg turnplko mail to the rlahtofWiiy of t ho Oliiclnnntl New Orleans A Texnt IMclllo Unllroad nt Wnynenburg also over the county rand nt or near IteulM n Oiirtls to the IHilntkl county llnontornear Kubnnka Tho frnnchUo hereby granted shall lie wild m nn entirety or whole nt pub lie outcry nt the courthouse door In the city of uliiilfonlj Ky for cash to the high cit mill bust bidder lifter having advertised tho iime by the clerk of this court by pub lication 111 tho ISTKUIOK JIIUIIN t i1ibr on ly newspaper nt thin dntclmbllshcd In Lin coin county t four consecutive times preced lug the date of sale of said franchise and by limited notice posted nt tho courthouse doorslgwrd h v the clerk of the Lincoln couutv court Hald sale to IMI made nt the reguhir Jnnuary term last of the Lincoln countv court i IxMng the tithday of Juiumry IKHUntZoVloek r M stniulam time It In oxnreislvunilefttood that the purchnxor or purchnseMof this rllIlIchlso shell is ght work In gnat faith wIOtht IH months onl thedato of wile and prosecute MIIIIO Wit II diligence In good faith to Iho completion of tho work mid to complete slue within a yenrx from date of Mile Con the fulluro of the pur e11nser or ute 11 of snhl frnncldso to complete Mild road UM above Ktnted wild rrnnchiHv to boom null nnd void lint In furl hermoroexprvMed nnd uiulentoofl that If the purchaser or purchasers of thIN fruit chUo purchaser comnleti J the 101l8tlIIIIIoII of n hut of rood ii nit lints NIIIIIlI III 01111 11011 within the limit or time aloft sltcl llec from Htnnford Ky to the rljilitorwny of tJioOlnclnnatl New OrleniuV Texan Ii clllo IMIlroadtho fallur to coi tmct nlliiu of road on any or nil of tho routes herein designated shall not oncmte ns ft forfeiture of alrnnchlsu over tens lines or route oil which n line of road had been constructti Is IIIlIdo ileand and In operation ly the clerk or thllllOlllt who II dllct1 to report his net Ion to the next term of this AttrtaUCatrtrtt I Olerk Lincoln County Fiscal Court By K D IVniiliigton 10 l o Those Who Wait 9 To buy Cloaks Suits Skirts or Furs dont have as largo nine to select from but the big cut in price compensates for tins loss t of great variety In many cases the price is just onehalf 1 These are just as good and ttylish as any shown this season but our unvarying rule to carry none over calls for a small price I It Is I Isto l to I j ek tent l greeting to all of our customers and friends that we have erected thisk little tree following the merriest season of all the year and we deem the privilege of acknowledging our appreciation of your friend ship as great a pleasure as the time is opportune In thin year just now drawing to a close we have made many new friends and hope by fair and v j honest treatment to retain them Our goods o have gone into more homes during the past year than in any previous one and we are confident it has given the satisfaction it so fully war rants We have plodded along for six years not boasting or bragging doing or trying to do what was right and in the year just ushering in wo hope to add many more customers to our already long w list and as in the years past it will always be our purpose and our pleasure to cater to the interests of our customers to the best of Durability We wish you nil a happy audit prosperous New y E of

A It I CUrIrI INS MCLARY Stanford Kentucky Continued Cost Price al Salei ON f Japanese Ware Furs ago1 Shoes I We have a small stock of the above named articles left and while they last they will be sold exactly at cost Buy them now and SAVE MONEY r v ii L M HUE Y CO Dry Goods NotionsFivefandJTenlCent Ware Opera House Block opp CourtHouse Stanford Kentucky lStanfordKentucky

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r The Interior Journal Entered in the Port Ohice at Safford us a weondcla malltT rmuisiiBn TUIHI AYH AND IMUUAYB AT 100 PeR YEAR CASH

Vben not no paid ItOO will be charged E D11 Peyton 1 DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Gro caries Fruits Veg etables Cigars and Tobaccos Stanford JH IOOHE I COres Proprietors UVERY flND FEED STflBLE Stanford Kv goad Livery Service at Re onblo Rate Call on us on Depot Street Also Dealer In OealBD BD CARTER Successor to Bruce A Carter Livery Feed and Sale Stable i Depot Street STANFOHD KT Special attention to KyI Your patronage U elicited Horace handled on commissionI Stock Pona In Connection 1 1 RESTORATIVE CURES NERVOUS DEBILITY phrdeatt t wotl ana Btrra forrei mm or unUUon nl1 aM s a11JllBl1tllml II true type drplrfert manhOO To atuin Mil tho tint e teeth Htmt which t re a dryy ru1L ee dr lopeienti male orII frolf NsrnCure Cure Nnru obinir rlllnl MmVr Vltl Wt ae Prtr tln Sltilctnt ana otber troublMdu taat r orkunoklnirini2 M blt and other raoMi Makes rich braithy blood and rrtr rutwdi oerru crreLI lrlt1JOII Knaallrirooarorwnnirn a 100 81x for 100 ll ttat fr 11 WIth a cu n antra to refund If hot cured o tedr r rcrren MEDICAL ASSOCIATION CHICAGO u So A roi a ALE AT PENNYS DRUG BTOEK JLBeazleyCo r e Undertakers and Embalm era Also Dealers in Fur e niture MattingsEuga They will ex lange Furniture for all Ki Isof Stock Give ThehaCall Prices Right i htIirANFORDr KENTUCKY t k LCeC tar Undertaker Embalmer and Dealer in HarncESSaddlery ro UA a STANFORD KENTUCKY Olllce Phone 107 Home hone 35 IS1 It ANGEr AVICE Br 00 Green gives alert perionaiattenUo to his great huaaultartt contract 4In our Almanac for many ars pMt we have given uwusltal advice to those aillic ted WIth coughs cold throat or lung I troubles or consumption We have told them if Uiey did not receive any special benefit after the uSe of one 75cent size bottle of German Syrup to consult their doctor 4Ve did not ask them or urge them to use a large number of bottles as ia the case in the advertising of many I ether remedies Our confidence in Ger man Syrup makes it possible for us to give such advice flfwe know by the ex1 perience of over 35 years that one 75cent OStle of German Syrup wilt speedily re Sere or cure the worst coughs colds Voflchal or lung troubles and that r eren in bad cases of consumption one Urge bottle of German Syrup will work woaders tlNew trial bottles 250 reg oar lite 750 At all druggist 1For Sale at Pennys Drug Store r r t W 1 l f FARMERS DEPARTMENT The Abridge Been faun nca Winchester Sold a15O J B Foster sold to W II Lillard a lit of 1060pohnd cattle at3 85 FOR SALEFive twoyearold mule RigneySoH n St1nfordI AE Hundley bought of Monte Fo x 12and Granville Cecil Foxy Curd 207 for 3000 FOR SALC21 cotton mules two yearold past ready for market E T Pence Stanford C C Saunders livery stable at Nicholasville burned Two horses perished in the flames For sale at b bati 160aerC8 of tan d dwith small house in suburbs of Hus tonville Ky Mrs F B BarnctU Henry Kuhlman sold his farm of 342 acres near Camp Dick Robinson for 15000 to Lewis Brown Nicholasville Gen E A McAlpine of Ossining I N Y who bought the Wittman flock fociE stock farm paid 750 for one hen The Khedive of Egypt owns the most made of black leather though more gold than leather Is visible and it cost 70000 Afflicted with spinal meningitis more than a score of horses dropped in the streets of Williamsburg and at least haIr of them died before a veterinary coild reach them A bull between one and two years IA astray since April last was taken up by me Owner can get him by pay ing for this notice and his keep T J Culton Crab Orchard OrchardI for D N Prew j itt his farm of 30C acres Ii miles from j Danville on the Stanford pike known las the old Guest place JI for 28 750 to LanierI I FOR SALEImproved Duroc Jersey I red shoats 20 from CO to 90 pounds j subject to register Price 510 per sin gle pig 15 per pair or 20 for three ordered at one time Order at once and get the best R II Bronaugh Crab Orchard Ky Wilson Bros of Cave City bought of Coffey Bros a combined gelding for 200 one gaited gelding for 225 from CofFey Brof S Mosaic one combined horse rIG and from W R Knifley one harness horse for 200 Adair News FOR SALE About 41 acres of land one mile from Crab Orchard Ky on 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 at Henderson Ky and has made up his mind to sell It can be bought at a bargain Forprice etc see or writo L R Hughes Stanford Ky I A Certain Cure for Croup When a child shows symptoms of croup there is no time to experiment with new remedies no matter how highly they may bo recommended There is one preparation that can t bo depended upon It has been Jin use lor many years and has nererbocn known to tail viz Cham I berlains Cough Uemedy Give it and a quick euro Is sure to follow Mr M F Compton of Market Texas says of it I have used Chamber lains Cough Remedy in severe case I of croub with my children and can truthfully say It always gives prompt J relief It For sale by all druggistsc r At a Christmas dinner given by Mat C Barrett at his homo near Beattyville h for the purpose of restoring family 1 harmony Barrett was wounded prob I ably fatally and his soninlaw James 1 Rsbjrts was killed I I The Key that Unlocks the Door J JJ to Long Living J The 85 and 90 years of age are not I tho rotound well fed but thin spare I men who live on a slender diet BeI ascareful as he will however ti man past middle age will occasionally eat P too much or of some article of food I not suited to his constitution and will I need a dose of Chamberlains stomach and Liver Tablets to cleanse and In S vlgprate hit stomach and regulate his S liver and bowels When this Is dono S there is no reason why the average man should not lire to old ago For sale by all druggists PUBLIC SALEI Two Houses and Lots and 33 Acres of Land in Stanford Ky Wwlll on MONDAY JAN S Hunt 1w twcrn ttnlioiirsof IR A 101111111 2 v x In front of the courthouse door In Htnnfortl Ky itll nt iiiililU nuctlnii to tliu lilKliont wider tliu IIoiiMnnU Ixit In Htnurnnl Kv ItI fronts the pulillo luiuiirt Tho house U a neat count wlllrnlx ruoins Also the house and lot now occupied by J K Waters on till North sldt of host Main HtrvOt luljolnlns the lot of Sim hail nes Anil nlxiut JI acroe of laud on the North nidi of Frost Main Htrvet adjoining tlm Melds of Mrs Daisy IltitTiiinn If J Yiurat oud others Tliolioumi ii ml lot occupied by J K Waters nnd the m 1 I lien of liinu will nrst be TOlrtII nejmnitily audlhcn na a whole and thi hid or bids bringing the mont money will INf nccN ted Tim Fmu e and lot occupied by I M llruce will Iw Hold liyltwlf TKUMH Onethird cash remainder In two Nqunl liutiillinvnts paynliloln 0 and 11 months on lauds with UIKH icciirlty hour Ing Interest from dute of sale mynl ie to I1 MfltonvrtinmiKcntHiMlMvcurvd l y lieu on the proiwrty Deed good and to IMJ made on ronillnncp cotnllInllcjhv FellIS I5IM KOHKKT V PUKDOM lly nO Warren Attrliijnct I MAny D H1tU1RtlJnrt I lI lInuUJ I Ii I f Stockholders Meetin g A mooting ot the stockholders the Kir J i National Hunk of Stanford will Iw held nt their linking liopso tho aecond Tuesday III Jnmuiry loot for the purpose of elects B dliVctori for tluivimilng year Jour J MoltonrHTS Cnihlcr Sheriffs Sale for Taxes On Monday Jan 8 1906 Being the 1st day of the January tern atof the Lincoln county court I will be tween the hours of U oclock AMBnd anI 4 oclock i h In front of tho court hoaso door In Stanford Hyl sell at public outcry to tho highest and be III bidder for cash In hand the following I lists or so much as will pay taxes I cost and penalty I As fast as payments am made the names will disappear I The amount set opposite each name Includes Q per cent penalty and cost of advertlslng M S nUO MNSherllt rll STANFORD WIUT1 Brady J D 20 acres C 15 RiI liruwncr OK 450 acres 13 l VS Hrummett Mlsa nClt 4 acres 4 0I rCCNlmes Mrs K A 28 acres 2110 FlanignnVMary lot 3 00 4Ooode 5 7ry Fhuelett John 10 acres 3 7 5 raIiarolett Mrs S heirs 14 sores 2 M Jazulett Wm 23 acres 3 85 Haselett Jack 18 acres 41 S Helmcr Wm N U 34 3l1rcs0 75 Martin T D Sr lot C W McElroy F F 100 acres 835 Merthon MM A E lot 114G Heed J S X U OS acres 23 00 Russell F L 1 acres A 30 Scarbough John 0 hereX 370 Tipton J N 1 acres ftfl sRb 05 SUNfOftDcoromD Anderson Ullci lot Vv v 3 gj 4d oi Crow Elizabeth 1 acre i 25 bCrow Ann 22 acres 245 3t 85 Glvens Kato 10 acres 2 45 larrU Martha lot 0 30 lays Will lucre 380 Higgins Squire 1 acre 2 45 Hill Wyatt 1 nero 3 7 0 IockerAnderson lot 615 oit Lackey Walter at MoPherspn lira L5t McMullln J ooL 2 acre 3 8i Morrison WinO acres 3 05 dual Sum 4 acres C 15 37d b tout Sam arid Kick 3 acreS 210 iimpaon Chas 3 acres 4 35 Simpson Milly 1 acre 2 25 Stewart Annio 2 acres 2 40 anArsdalo Dan 4 acres 4 50 Wallace Tilda hrs lot 3 40 3I 85 Wllhoit Cella hrs 20 5 75 CKAII OUCIIAIIDWHITK Adams Hrs 70 acres 3 00 Adrro Johnson leO acres f 35 nUobbttt FF62J acres 1 10 20 Jolttti Ube 8 acres 4 80 Brown Mary 30 acres 2 4 b Cooper Mrs J S N R151 acres 27 00 Daughertv Wm 45 acres 405 Dougherty Dan 70 acres 4 25 Delaney Mrs Kuto 00 acres 2 5o Delaney Franklin 12o acres 3 15 Delaney J B 20 acres 3 SA Denny A J 2o acres 4 3o Edwards T B 4oo acres 13 oo I Oooch Mrs Matilda 32 acrecs 2 Co Grillln D C loo acres 5 oo Haggard Hrs So acres 2 Leo Hays Mrs Mary 1G7 ucros 3 Do Hinds G Addisbn 12 acres 3 85 Holmes Mrs M O lot 2 75 Holmes D V 103 acres III 23 lIutchl lon J M loo los 10 3o Juckson Win lol acres 3 Oo James Alford 1 uoros 4 65 Luusure Too Sr Io5 uulCyr 8 So Lafovcr John 105 acres I U 45 Lcwls 0 P N It loo acres V 3 lie McDonald J J 400 acres i i 0 117S Purrish GeoJ8 acres 405 Itigttby D J 35 acres a oo Bagels J P 2 alrCII 2 tip Shupo Jask 111 acres CI 05 Singleton W J 2o acres 4 M Singleton lira 4o acres 2 4o Smith Mrs Aramqnia I3o acres 3 25B Smith Frank 3o acres 2 30 Sprinkles G W 4o agres 4 00 Stephens John lo acres 3 85 Stephenson G L 82 acres 7 85 Stringer Tom 3 acres 4j op Stringer Arnold Io5 acres it 6 25 Thompson Chas 5 acres t 3 05 Uurdlow W N It 1 acres 1 2 3o weaver w ir N H Co acres 2 05 Weaver I M N It 5o acres 5 oo Wren Stephen 5o acres 4 o5 AbrahamsW II hrs 2J acres 4o15 O CRAB ORCHAItDCOtxJltKU Anderson John 1 aero fl oo Lackey Ike 0 acres 4 oo Perkins Bob f aero 2 75 Smith J H X It 2 acres 2 50I Sutton Wm 5 acres J 30o Williams wade 2 acres 5 noS Cruse Emma 2 acres 2 25 YNtSIIUJtOWIIITE a Acton J lot NR 100 acres 3 90 J Bastin A A 150 acres 8 45 l Baugh Isaac 4 acres 5 50 I Baugh Silas A 30 acres 4 Oo F Brown M SNit 102 acres 770 S Bird Joseph 50 acres 5OOS Carrollton J M 206 acres 7 30 S Chambers Jas 14 acres 5 15 1 Cook W R N R 35 acres 3 45 V Cook Ollle 50 acres 7 SOl 1 J 85g 55I Davis George iSq acres J 45 Dewitt T H N R 210 acres II 515 Sog Eastman Robert N R 67 acres 3 20 g5r IHUblnks Falconer E P K R 90 acres 4 81 Falk George N R tog neros 4 JS Floyd RMS acres 4 JS Gilliland A is acres J 00 Green II L 25 acres 4 05 Gosley Mrs Sarah 40ncres a 65 Gibson W D 25 acres 5 00 Goodpaster Mrs Maggie 48 acres 4 15 Illamm Milan rotl acres j go godlliartr 3SLt 515st 45g Hillock AT 60 acre 2 9 IIn or tlia G W 8 acres 100 soup Thomas ji acre 4 05 0Hughe JU17 acres 3 25 Jordon S Sturgeon too acres 6 80 I 50I Leach M 20 acres of 55 Lee W BNR 25 acre J 9O r tloij Morris N R 40 acres t Si McKee W H 180 acres b 80 80llolclClntfCl Ir t cnenlle A J tqt acres 1 40 McLaughliq Lumber Co 63 acres I 65 McMullen Elber ib acre J 10 5Moore DaVe 15 acres 4 05 Morgan his 129 acres 4 35 Morgan Wm 100 acre 5 e3 Myers AG 65 acres q 110 Mnllins S S N I tit9 acres 5 76 Padgett W Ii hrss acres 5 75 75Parkhill Pulliam Georgo R so acres 3 85 Bright Mrs Cathiryje 15 acres m 040 Riley Mrs BvF NI4C acres IJ 70 Robinson Wm l 90J J Roger J A alo acres 5 Go Rouland AVA 4 acres J So Simms itilT 23 acres r 1 3 95 95SimJ11s Skidraore Dan 36 acres 1 85 Smith Frank 49 seers n 5 75 Smith James SrCo acres So 5Smith Mrs Erna 206 acres 4 86 Stringer A N R Go acres J 90 Trisler Wm N R fio acres I 00 Trowbridge D L 35 acres ij 81 y0Vaught Milfred 10 acres 8 M 51Yare W H 5o Acres 3 48 0IVatten C U K R 9 acoes 2 JO titaters lira 2 75 t While T W N R 1uacresa 7l Woods M H N R jd J cres 0 77 Young George N R75 acres 10 Young MorroWiV Ieggy 10 acres a 35 Young Clarkfto acre t r 370 Young Ain ltahan1cic 390 Young Mrs Lizzie 2j acres 2 75 0Leiner Jacob N R 30 acres 2 515 W YNESPl1llnCOLQED Daughman HI Iia i acres 2 au 0Owsl y Sallle N R 65 acres I I IIUATONVIIM WUIITK AIda Georgo 1 acre J5 10 0Itaogett W n 8 arise 8 AO Uakcr tint Kitty lt ncrc 433 laker Cltflf O 1 aero 4 DS litloi Fin Iin S seers 250 Horton A J 1 acre S 00 lonJner Tbomai Tvj 1 55 Carpenter Albert S sere 4 00 EdwardFdN It12 Iota J Ii GO Ifnrp W II ISO acres 4 20 luon Dr Wm wit 1 lot 1 S0 Huitonvllto V Green RlrerTflephona Co Tel lieu V U Jackson Jces U acres 4 115 Jackson Luke 1 acre r Of Knoepl David 7 acriu I a 110 fanlism 0 0 lot t 4 liS Lay John 3J acres c 4 OS Ieler a tI NIi 8klaae 4 bS Leare Murtli II agrrs a 2 20 Lucas W A 3 acres s J n MeAnlck ben Lucy N R IS acre z 50 McCIiord Mrt Mary K R lOalrcit 4 0 McCormack Will l acro 2 70 Moran In VloU lot 4 55 Morgau Roy 114 seep IS 00 Nance Mr Margaret dnOrrs 10 10 Napier J U IirllrJ acres 20 81 Owens AIr M W Nit lot 1l1i0 Owsley MM V N it If arc 22 10 IfnUrtou Her lot RS QS Reynolds Milton 25 arms II 00 ltlclmrd Felix 40 acres 1 40 Sandldge John 58 acre 1100 Blogliiton Malttit 3 acres 3 1 Walden John N KIT acrei f U AVIlspn 1 W GO acre 1 50 Peyton f 111 acre fi 15 lllOTONVIMC COIXtHKll Adam John Sr15 acres b 20 Alcorn Fannlu 1 acru 2 25 Alcorn Caroline hrti acres I 11 Bright Era I acre I 115 Brown Malt lot I 55 Ilrnwn John 1 aero 315 IHirOett John 34 acres I 45 fiurdctt Sarah 1 acre I 25 Ilurton Dave 3 seers t 1 10 Oupp Merlon 1 nerd 1 15 Oloyd John liowsey 5 acre 4 05 Ilurton TftlltUa hrs 0 acres I 40 Durham Ovorge N U 35 acre fl 00 Durham Dun 3 iicrel 1 20 Conch David hrs 10 acres 4 u Ooodv Frank lot c 4 U raves tcottlot 4 SO Qreeo Lucy I acre I 50 Oooch Cam 4 acre a 10 l Hnrrl Andy S acres t OS Hockur Harrlion N UI acre 3 00 Ilockor Green 8 acres 4 55 Jones Anderson N It tnerii 3 35 McOortnacU Saw N K 1 acre j 2 SO McOormack George Sr 4 acrei 3 30 McKlnnay Orcur lot 4 OS Moreland Robert Ore acre S ID Owen Wlllli S acres 6 00 Pattern Newman 3 acreS 3 811 Powell Kittns 1 acre G 30 Ross Henry N RIot 2 75 Smith Paratce hrs lot 2 95 Steele Charles 1 aero G 25 GOI Trice Mitchell 1 acre 405 Wilkinson Clay I acre 4 55 1M S DAUGHMAN Sheriff 1 A RI t tr K JI fl 1 I 11 BARGAINS 1 BARGAINSAfew H 1 A for JkrjjniiiH that will bo of interest to you when you conio to my store Jlciftf Overcoats 8JJ50 and up Boyd Ovcivouts i0 nnd up Mens Suit 84 niiil up Youths Suite 810 and up Boys and Children Suite 81 and up Mens 8 3 Cnhiroy Pants nut to 6220 Men a 8250 Corduroy rnti cut to 82 Mens 82 Corduroy runts cut to 8150 Mens 8150 Corduroy a aPants Working Coats 81 Bed Comforts 75o aiul up NVo hnvo just received a large shipment of Silk Mulllcrs and Neckwear A complcto line of Sbo 0 and Dry Goods Our motto islIj Sell the Best Goods for the Least Money Coino sec and bo convinced w tltllr 1 SAMROBINSON INext Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank 1 t I e STANFORD KY t DIAMOND EDGE TOOLS s Are the favorite took of good work men Th taU around goodness hAS made them so and all who ever wed them sweat by them You cant we any other kind if you want to do the bcft work CMISLLS ftArtlllT5 UiSUStftArtlllT5 soiiEfsFILLSSs Alts 1Stanford First National Of Stanford Kyi Bank Capital Stock 50000 Thla Institution was originally titablltht u the DojoiH Hank of tnfonl lo till then roorRantted a the National Bank of Btaofgrd In taU and again rrorcanlied a the Vint National Raik of Stanford U Wit baring bad practlcallj ao nnlntcr rnpteJ ailitence for 41 v ears It It better supplied now with facilities for transact IneDuilneti promptly and well than ever before In It lonjr and honorable career Recounts of Individuals Fiduciaries and Cer poratlons Solicited Directors J R Parlor J n Owslet hapluW W 0 WallOJ Qeo W Carter J R Foster L a Conch W H OummlDi W U Bright B L Bubble w II Shank I 1ccenotl to The farmers Hank A Trj t Company add under same II management continuously torUI years We SOLICIT YOUR BANK ACCOUNT lloplnp such business relation will proro mutually beneficial Officers J 6 nOOKKK PMII BT IlAUKtm V Irev J J McHOIlERTS Ohr Ohrf W II WCAKENAMtObn R Directors J r Held Danville R TMIarrti Btabfora J 8 tlockeri Btanford K t Tiinter UcKlnaejr M D Ktmore Stanford 8 II flRUglitnan ftanforfl T P 11111 Stanford Ji RobInson Hubble J U llauehman Stanford J M Iettui Stanford O E Tate Stanford Ie LINCOLN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK It CAPITAL STOCK WSOOOO I Officers N H ailANKU ailANKUPreitdeni Preitdeni J B Paxton Vice tre ldent W 4 lU a liT nniOHTOaihlar Oaihlar W O WALKER WALKERKVl KVl Cattle YOUR WANTS IN oJ Drugs Paints and Oils Window Glass Toilet Articles Stationery Wall Paper Cigars and Tobacco Will be supplied for low cash pri ces by W B McRobertsDRUGGIST DRUGGIST STANFORD J PERSONAL supervision given tu nil Prcwriptinnaroiiiponmleil l I UNRIVALED DISPLAY of Mechanical and Musical Toys Toy Books Dolls Doll Furniture

Etc at WILL N CRA JG S Druggist and Opticiantir y I