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THE INTERIORf JOURNALI

IVOL XXXIII STANFORD KY TUESDAY JUNE 27 1905NOu

34 IReub Went To Reunion

fTho reunion of Confederate vbtoroniwas the occasion of that

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metropolis donning her gayest galagarb and keeping open house on nn improved plan Instead of the proverbialopen guts iind ouler lutch string plun

v fences had heen removed doors taken

off windows taken out nnd the univer ¬

sal Welcome supplimcnted with Ifyou dont find what you want ask for

it and the grizzled old boys were boysagain In their unnunl greetings nndreminiscences Formalities and con ¬

ventionalities were waived mid Inspec-

tion

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of badges to identify wearers was

M unceremonious and matter of coursenstho greetings of acquaintances In

X three days mingling with the crowd

and crush on the thoroughfares I never

saw or hoard even of n brusque actionor response on the part of any Ixnito

vII linn nor did I see a lady hanging to

u street cnr strap whilst n boar was

catcdand I stood on a crowing threequarters of un hour waiting for a carthat could glvu our smell crowd stand

p Ing roomNow com R canonic sUUment which

most who are uMcqtwIntod with streetside of theear ctwtnnw ow Ixwtoviltes

river wtllllttUAp apocryphal After mon

had rosfened seats to the Indltw u

young rnnn iiHfetaxl that your UncleII Hcub take his seat bcltJo his lady com

panlon On thor return trip anotheryoung gentleman gavo me his sent In

what Slate above this latitude would

such occur A few years ago n Lin ¬

coIn county boy sprang up to offer his

sent to H lady in Buffalo N Y liltcompanion overheard Pit tot 10 hesfrom the South

A iiosslblc odor of newmown hayV a charming little sister of my equally

charming hostess Madam 0 C Rootkorchlef or n strayhail sprayed my

Spanish needle or two clinging to frays

of my SundaygotomcoUns confirms

my rusticity and prompted mo to cuts ¬

sification with tho old boy who in his-

toryr hold preeminence for chivalry

intrepidity and every other trait ndmlr

olio In civilized warfare I was for

three days tho worst fraud In Louts

vlllo In my Inability to pass for n mere

envious lookeron without wearing eI placard and every time 1 met a glance

of sympathy felt ns I imagine tho fel

low fccls who Is caught with the goodsStill I felt better thanhison peroonl some who were there would have felt

hAIl they heard the esteem or some or

their comrades of 0163ago I knew LouisvilleForty years

better than I now know Stanford andIf there isMain StrosUI got lost on

a street corner labeled I didnt see it

and oven numbers on buildings wcro

much wanting on streets or so

indhtlnct ns to be indistinguishable

Atdlllcrcnt headquarters I couldn t find

trace of veterans I knew and hoped to

meet nor did I find any who knew

Itthem During the entire time I didntand from 9meet 20 old acquaintances

till 1 oclock failed to find my brother1 had arranged to meet by appointment

A needle in a haystack was as availa ¬

ble for emergency ns I found locating

und finding nn individual except those

In business In the city Of the latter

i but n half dozen of tho old timere areI to be found in the directory Nearly

nil are dead nnd many unknown to those

I nskedincident was the firstA pathetic

meeting since their discharge in G3 of

two grizzled nnd maimed veterans

mere boys when they parted Recog ¬

und mutualinstantaneousnition wasand their fraternal embrace moved

to tearswitnessesmany eyeA philosopher and philanthropist ask-

ed

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Why there have been war

H fraternal war which widowed nnd

orphaned thousands anti maimed so

many strong 008 ahd men for the re-

mainder of their lives 7 Yes why T

A clerical visagcd listener observed

Tho earliest inspired history is of wars

extermination and theof conquest and

IIGod of Israel was onooC war Yes

but the SonInjected the philosopherwho came on the scene 4000 years In ¬

ter is the Prince of Pence Ah re ¬

joined the clerical looking gent Ho

proclaimed that he came not to bring

peace but a sword and the confusionsilence and

of texts producedconjectures about tho Inscrutable and

IncomprehensibleFriday was the event

Tho parade onund strains of Dixie

of the anniversaryi and Tire Girl I Left Behind Mo were

sufficient answers to why men respond

to the recruiters wiles

Many an old veteran wore tho suit in

which he returned to homo nnd recon ¬

struction An old darkey of rather

rj small physique In apparently the suit

he wore in 65 was In fine equipped with

r canteen camp cooking utensils and a

live chicken hen dangling from his

shoulder An old darkey from Mississ ¬

ippi sought his old master at this reun ¬

ion for tho first hand shako since their

r parting at the close oCthe war nnd

probably the last ho sold but ho wasunwilling to die without n final greet ¬

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ing Tho master recognized him at firstasIarms ¬

bellum Negro Is always a gentleman Inhladomoaror4 tho average latter daycoon a ruffian I could multiply Inter¬

esting incidents Informal Inquiries ofstronger doveloned many familiarscenes nnd some hot fighting they had

sharedItdeclared by nil that Louisville

was not fractional In any provision fortho veterans pleasure and lively oppositlon will not assure declension of hernext invitation

Of the hundreds recognizable as vet¬

crone every one seemed fit to corn ¬

mand and not nn Individual In evidenceduring the reunion suggested campfollower or scalawag

Before the war Jack Chinn was oneof a few pupils assisted through theprimary studies Soon after our trainwas under headway the colonel enteredthe smoking apartment which I sharedwith half a n veterans and afterI-ntroductions mis entertaining us whena magnate of the train entered and in-

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to he must have our apartmentfor some colored passengers Give upour seats 7 Not much why Imvnt youaccommodations for Negroes 7 Get aenj Thwc gentlemen have paid theirfare ant they will not leave thelr eatsto which they are entitled interposedJack Well peo rejoined the de ¬

termined official In n few minutes hereturned with the assurance that n cou ¬

pIe of policemen would bo called in atFourth Street to eject us Col Chinnarose pulled off his coat resumbd hisscat with a smiling bring em inand calmly resumed the thread of rem ¬

iniscenceAfter Fourth Street had been passed

without n call from the cops It leakedout that It hud been suggested thatthey bring a derrick to facilitate theejectment and presumably the appli ¬

ance was not available ns wo retainedour seats till change of trains demanded rollnqulshmcnt What Jack saidwent The officious attaches temper¬

ature reuchcd normal as sodn as inform ¬

ed what he was up againstIt was a joyous inspiring occasion

and the old men look forward to thenext anniversary with all the enthus ¬

loam of a school boys count of daystill the next holiday May they all liveto the extreme patriarchal limit in vig ¬

orous manhood for they are the electIt had always seemed that the growth

of Jacks bean stalk was rather fabu ¬

lous till I Jot homo and discovered awilderness of weeds on apparently thecleanest garden I ever had and the riv ¬

ers of perspiration which must flow be¬

fore I catch up will have been expendedat n rate much above par when I thinkof the enjoyments of my trip ntso littlecost Yours truly

KUUIIUN

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For full information regarding abovespecial ratos call on or address G WBarney Division PassongciAgcnt Lox ¬

ington Ky

Found a Cure for DyspepsiaMrs S Lindsay of Fort William

Ontario Canada who laws HUtTcVcd

qulo a innnlwr of years from dyspep ¬

sia and great pains In tho stomachwas ud vised by her druggist to takeChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets Sho did so and says 1 find

that they unto Bono mo u great dcaljofneed I have never had any sulTcringsince I begun usingthcm If troubledwith dyspepsia or indigestion why nottake these Tablets get won anti staywell For subs by Lyno Bros CrabOrchard Ky

There is n white man in Kansaswhose name is Black and a Black manwhose name is White There is also nMr Wrong and a Mr Right MrHightSois white Wright is wrong anti Wrong-Is right Casey News

Tho laxative effect of ChamberlainsStomach and Liver Tablets Is so agree ¬

able und so natural that you tlo notrealize It Is tho olTcct of a medlolnoFor sale by Lyno BIOS Crab Orch ¬

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SheWhat follows the automobileI

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NEWS NOTES

James Starks n wealthy former ofHardin county died suddenly after ahearty meal

John Pratt believed to bo tho In-

ventor¬

of tho typewriter died In Chat ¬

tanooga SaturdayFrank R McCumyon a Chicago

waiter believing he had shot and bad ¬

ly wounded a friend committed sui ¬

cideDespondent over long illness tiN

Alois Shields of Findloy 0shot andkilled her 12 year oldson and com ¬

mitted suicideHarry R Grandison aged 19 swal-

lowed¬

carbolic acid in the presence Of

his sweetheart at Memphis and died nfew minutes afterward

A man is suing the L N railroadin tho Campbell circuit court for 10

000 because the agent at Sparta beatthe stuffing out of him II

An unknown man threw n pint ofcarbolic acid in tho face of W RScott a lumber dealer of PlttsburgKas disfiguring him for life

Mrs Sarah Rather wife of R SRather committed suicide near Scottavllle by hanging hcreself In nhanhousoIt is thought that she was insane

Russia has asked the French Min ¬

star at Tokio to protest to Japanagainst tho seizure of tho hospital shipOrel during tho buttle of tho Sea ofJapan

The peace negotiations between Ja ¬

pan and Russia have conic to n deadhalt on account of the illness of CountLamsdorfT the Russian Minister forForeign Affairs

Fire in the retail shopping district ofNashville destroyed the Palace deport ¬

ment store and several other buildingsThe aggregate loss is estimated at from1600000 to 050000

Two persons tore kllllcd andeightothers seriously hurt by lightning andconsiderable damage done to propertyby a storm which swept over GreaterNew York and vicinity

William L Coleman chief clerk atthe French Lick Springs Hotel whodisappeared on Juno 8 after breakingwith his fiancee telegraphed to abrother in Louisville that he is in SanFrancisco bound for Portland Ore

Under peculiar circumstances nineyearold Maria Derrick met sudden deathat Appleton Wis She wits skippingrope and as she reached the lOOdthmark she said I have finished Al-

most¬

before she had censed speakingtho child dropped dead

Mrs Will Reynolds of Davicss coun-

ty¬

who nursed n pet dog afflicted withlifdrophobia about a year ago hasbeen stricken with the disease Thedog did not bite her and it is BUppoSlJIthat she was Inoculated by t ethrough some slight abrasion of theIskin

Gilofton Teague a stock buyer waskilled at Providence during a quarrelwith Robert nnd Joe Crenshaw brothrsdn law over jKjsseHion of a child

which Tengties divorced wife was at-

tempting¬

to take away The womanand Crcnshuws claim Tongue killedhimself while others say he was killedby Robert Crcnshaw

A Thousand Dollars Worth OfGood-

I have been nflltcted with kidneyund bladder trouble for years passIng gravol or stones with excruciatingpain says A H Thames u wellknown coal operator of HulTalo 0

I got no relief from medicine until ILogan taking Foleys Kidney Curehon tire result was surprising A fow

dosos started the brickdust like substance and now I have no pain acrossmy kidneys anti 1 feel like u now manIt has done mo Sl00 worth of goodFolqys Kidney Cure will euro everyform of kldnov or bladder disease G

L PennysHe was only four but ho had a

genius for condensation He had beentaught to invoke tho divine blessing oneach member of the family by nameOne evening unobserved he listenedto papa und Uncle Tom discuss thesummer vacation problem in tho libraryuntil It was long past his bedtimeWhen ho knelt by his little cot hethought to make up for lost time Asho raised his eyes to heaven he said

God bless papa and mamma and thewhole dd bunchr

And mamma had fire in her eye whenshe entered the library n few minuteslater Life

Mothers Devotion-To her children Is ono of the mostbeautiful things in life When theyurn sick tho wise mother who hastaken tho pains to study tholr best In-

terests¬

promptly given them Dr Cainwells laxative Syrup Pepsin Itquickly relieves pain and fever andcan never do anything but good TryIt PcnnysDrug Store Stanford C

WAdams Hustonville

IV Monarch formerly one of tleading business men of pwensborowas declared insane

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HUSTONVILLEIthe Chris ¬

tian church closed Sunday night withtwo additions The able and ernest ef¬

forts of Bro Tinder deserved a muchlarger harvest

Richard Newland having secured apermit to ride a freight train fromKlngsvllle to Moroland Saturday Is suf¬

fering from n severe sprain of ankleknee and hip in alighting while thetrain was moving too rapidly past Moreland Hell let them carry him hy next

timeTheCasey county court appointed J

Milford Kubanks overseer of the newhalf mile of county road from the pikenear Olympian Springs to the rivernnd it goes without saying that he willput the road in first class conditionThere will be a store opened near theresidence of Win M Tinsley

Casey Allen and wife are with thefamily of C II VanArsdale for n fewdays Miss Catherine Hull was in twowrecks on tho L N last week re-

turning¬

from Knoxville While shewas not injured she was badly fright ¬

ened J B Adams and wife left Fri ¬

day for California und New Mexico tobo gone several weeks in quest ofhealth and pleasure G W Ryan nndwife nnd J C Fay and wife of Cincin-

nati¬

are rusticating ht Hotel Wcathcrford and escaping tho torrid heat ofthe city Mr Ryan is chief of detectives of Hamilton county Capt PatNoonan a passenger conductoron theQ C is spending n week with hisnumerous friends in the West EndMrs J A Hammond and handsomedaughter Miss FJonnle of Hubble nrevisiting C K McClure and family attheir new homo in our city RichardBelden wife and daughter Mrs Bark ¬

er of Malissa Texas and Mr WinstonBowman and wife of Liberty nre visking Judge Wm Myers anti familyCapt W A McAfee and wife of Bal ¬

timore are with friends and relativeshere Cashier O G Harrison and bridehave returned from their brief bridaltour and arc comfortably situated atHotel Gooch McKInney

HIGHLAND

Damp time for harvestingMrs Nan Lay has moved to Gilpin

Thomas Butt bought a milk cow fromW 0 Young for 20

Mrs Ruhahy Young is ill againMrs Pedro Green Is also ill ThomasButt has moved his sawmill to the Cook

farm on Dix riverB D Hintt will not run his thresher

this season but will run his saw millnear this place 0 G Speaks hasbought a traction engine which he willuse in hauling lumber to Ioyds southof his mill neat Woodstock

Mrs Wpi Cash of Harriman Tennafter spending some time with her sonJohn has gone to visit her daughterMrs Unas at Louisville D L Youngwife and son of Pittsburg spent Sat¬

urday anti Sunday with relatives hereGeorgia Cahbell of Stanford spent n

a few days with Miss Rosa Taylor MrsBrack Godbey of Rich 11111 was withher sister Mrs Young last week A

C James nnd Albert Smithy have goneto Mercer county to harvest wheatMrs L II Warfleld of Humprey hasjoined her husband here Miss Ethel Dc

lacy of Lexington is with her grand ¬

mother Mrs A A Bnstin John Spiresvisited his daughter Mrs Bryant atSomerset Jim Cook nnd Jake Moierof Somerset spent Sunday hereC R

Carrier of Woodstock and Mrs Bello

Baker of Eubanks visited Dave Ad¬

arms last we ck

Trouble IncreasingWhen your trouble with food diges ¬

lion scorns to be increasing and with

various pains llko stomachacheheadache backache ctobos youwhen your bowels nail pivot sCfn leontinuully out of order what you need Is

Dr Cnldnclla laxative Syrup Pep-

sin¬

It is safe pleasant and far su ¬

perior to all pills or uathnrtlo watersSold by G L Penny Stanford C W

Adams Hustonville at iXM and 81I

Money back if It falls

The gentleman in Texas who is 103

years old und has never tasted whistky should be told candidly that hohas but a little time to live and thatif ho wants anything to drink he shoulddrink it at once Louisville Times

Stimulation Without IrritationIn case of stomach und liver trouble

tho proper treatment is to stimulatethese organs without irritating themOrlno LaxutlvoFruIt Syrup aids di ¬

gestion and stimulates the liver andbowels without Irritating these organslike pills or ordinary cathartics Itdues not nauseate or gripe and is mildund pleasant to tuko G L Penny

The Chamber of Commerce of Port ¬

land Ore has appealed to PresidentRoosevelt to enjoin upon the immigra ¬

Itlon authorities a more liberal policy InInterpretation of the laws for the

exclusion of Chinese

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YOURE INVITED ITo pay my Store n lengthy call that you ratayr inspect the runny new uptodate desirable good things I have so carefully bought for this seasons sell-

ing

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Como in look examine compare amid price You can hay if you

like My goods nro all for sale but you are welcome if you only look and

price Mens suits in Jack thibcts for drea wear fancy Cassimercs and

Worsteds in light medium nnd dark patterns for business wenr55 to 815

Young mens suits in allstyles3 to 8750 boys knee pants suits in nil

sty lesrSl to Sl50 The famous Best Shirt on earth for 50c negentf1Best Shirt for 81 All America Shoes 8350 and 84 Also a complete

line of Shoes Thus Dry Goods anil Ladies nnd Gents Furnishing Goods

Good goods nt small pricesor

SAM ROBINSONJ

Next Door to Lincoln County Nat BankSTANFORD KY

Twine Machine Oil

Champion Binders

Mowers and Hay

RakesI

W H HIGGiNSSTANFORD KY

The Gibralter of Rockcastle CountyFinancial Institut-

ionsCITIZENS BANKOF BRODHEAD KY

Offers to the People n SystemAccounts r

Individual Firms and Corporations Solicited

Give ns your business and wo guarantee a pleasant and profitable relationPay 3 moreyjvhenleft

period of six months

of J W HUTCHESON Cashier j<

Hot WeatherNow is the time that every¬

thing needs water I can putpumpfromwith more ease than any pumpmade Tin roofing will lastlonger than any roof and costsvery little more See me aboutany kind of metal work

s H ALDRIDCEPhone 116 Depot St Stanford KyJu

All parties indebted to mo are expected to settle promptly

JULY THE 1STThis notice gives you nitride time to arrange for settlement on or before that

unto Itemized account ratty he seen nt the store

Will N Craig M D PharmacistPhono No13tStanford Kentucky

W E Perkins Store IIs Headquarters for Fountain Shirts nt 81 to 8150nothing better for the money Famous Shirts jOe

Havb no equal at tho price Onstein tC Ricosneckwear uptbdnto stuff Clenett it Peabodys Col ¬

lars and Cuffs They lead iii quality and style

W E Perkins Crab OrchardKy