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VOL XXXIV STANFORD KY FRIDAY MARCH 16 1906 NO5

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Semi Annual lOc Salem

Beginning Tinslay March 20tb nod continuing for balance of week We

ndvert o this far nlioiul to give our out ofcounty coustomm nn opportunityto make their nrnngeinenU to ho hero on time to secure some of thclO bar

gains Wo will luivo on sale hundred of articles that are of interest to

every one mid thnt ore usually sold at foom Ific to ric nil nt IOn 1Vo eon

not publish details now but iiwiuv you that it will pay you to come ANDCOMK KAKLY

Our big toro in crowded with new goods in every IIlJI1rtlll < lIt

About Long GlovesTho visible supply of long silk and kid gloves Is about one pair to 20

pairs wanted K> wo advise you to supply yourself now We placcil n big or¬

der last August for them gloves mid at present have a big supplyof long

silk Slot in black white rexda green light blue pink heliotrope nod

tan We are tho only houso in this section that carries the genuine

Keyser Pat Finger Tip GlovesNo others are as good in tiny way Whito and black kid glues in 12 10

anti 20 button lengths from 81fiO to sa O pair

Tailored SuitsWo ore bowing n line of very exclusive IItICII in new dressy suite only

I ono of n style in all the new colon of Old Hose Itcicdu Green Ifclio Alice Blue TaiijVhSte nnd White and Black whey aro well worth coming

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Silk Suitst fSilk shirt wnieUsuil monde of real Chiffon TnHutas M low as 810nlnl

liner ones up to 825 silk Eton suits from 818 to 8U5

LinenSuitsHandkerchief linen suits with hnnd embroidery SIISO to 810 linen

mon Biiita from J10 to 825

Lace WaistsWo ore showing very choice assortment of now Lace and Net WnigU nt

8r to 810 Thwo are very drossy nnd eurvktmblo and nro cheaper nnd let ¬

ter etylo than you rut got up nt ho-meSpring Wraps i

Lncc Embroidered and Linen Boleros or Throwover from 8HCO to 82p

ThcM airs hi great demand Ho sure to seo the line curlyvert Gouts in

great variety from 85 to 8M Tourist Coats nod Haincoit from 810 to 820

Silk Wraps from 8ft to 82-

0Linen Lawns and LinenWe curry every quality exempt the poor ones Prices for ttflinuh lined

IIIWUH aye lOc Jie fiOe fife 75c 8ic 81 81r 0 82 You van always

p get tho grade you want We roll special attention to our M5e quality of lin

en lawn as you will find it equal to any that you will wo nt oOc In tho

heavier linens wo have every quality in yardwide und 212 yard wide anal

oath and every piece in priced right

Val Laces and EmbroideriesCome to us for Vnl We have nu nssortmcnt that you wilt sehlom Gad

pulled by the largest city houses Wo import these direct and ns cheap m

Ican bo dune nnd our prices uro absolutely ns lute ns can bo land any whero

An immense line of Kmbroidcrics of every kind from the narrowest to theL widest nnd from tho cheapest to the finest Alloycrs Hands Flounces IM

gcs insertions nod medallions to suit every purpoic

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John and Iko Roberta and LutherReynolds and wife left Saturday forCottage Grove Ind

Mm M T Reynolds died on the 12thof consumption rind her remains wereinterred Wednesday at Liberty church

Roc Bastin sold a horse to HunleySingleton for 1110 A B Morganbought a horse of Letcher Bunch for

110 Jesse Falconberry sold a pair ofwork mules to Gcorgo Elliott for 2GG

Wm Elliott sold a mare to Roe Bastinfor 135

B F McMullin has moved to a houseon J Singletons farm vacated by JT Aker Arthur Caldwell and wifemoved to his fathers near Eubanksand Melvin Caldwell moved into theproperty vacated by him M J Mor¬

gan returned home Saturday from Oak

daleJM Johnson our produce man is

in Pittaburg Pa with a car load ofpoultry eggs etc D S Gooch leftThursday for Ashland where he has ac¬

cepted a good position T S Reynoldswife and child returned homo Wednes ¬

day from Somerset Novice Johnsonwas in Danyillc Tuesday

The writer had the pleasure of at¬

tending a birthday dmner Sunday at IC Singletons in honor of his motherMrs Polly A Singleton who was 79

years old There were about 70 personspresent and of that number 11 were herchildren 31 were grand children andnine great grand children The longtable was heaped up pressed down andrunning over with everything good tocat and everyone present seemed to en ¬

joy himself and the aged lady seem ¬

ed to appreciate the crowd and dinnerand especially the presents given her-

R D PADGETT

KINGSVILLEWalter PriviU niter a critical Illness

of blood poisoning is able to be outMaster Earl Mudman has been quitesick but Is improving W W Walterand Joseph went to Lancaster SundayG A Walter was in Cincinnati buyinga fine line of furniture Mrs MajorSmith and son visited Burgin relativesLittle Miss Hurt who is attendingschool at Harriman came up Sunday tovisit her parents L M Reid and DC Allen of Hustonville were hereSunday the guests of your correspond ¬

ent Messrs Virgil Bastin and EdgarRigncy spent Sunday with the formersparents at Science Hill Mrs KitBrown has returned from Science liltMiss Eflle Montgomery was the guestof Miss Bertha Thompson L B OxIcy of Moreland was here and will

make this town every two weeksWm Dye will go to Ludlow to workfor the Q C-

FARMERS DEPARTMENT

Two heavy workhorses for saleW W White Moreland

Sv1V White sold to O P Huffmann few butcher catttle at 31c

J E Lynn has 175 bales of millet hayfor sale Call on him and get price

W W White sold to Wilson Alextinder 53 acres of land near Lytle at

50FARM Kits ATTBNTION A choice lot

of hemp seed for sale J B WalkerRichmond Ky

Hello Meade farm near NashvilleTenn famous for many years us oneof the greatest nurseries of the Thor ¬

oughbred in the world has been leasedwith the stallions and brood mares oh I

it by W G Farmer who has removedhis horses from Edenwold farm to the I

newly leased premises

Always Keep ChamberlainsCough Remedy in the House

Wo would not Iw without Cham ¬

berlains Cough Remedy It Is kepton hand continually In our homosays W W Kenrnoy editor of thoIndependent Lowry City Mo ThatIs just what overt family should doWhen kopt on hand ready for instantuse a ooid may bo checked at tho outset and cured in much less time thanutter it has become settled in tho sys-tem This remedy Is without a peerfor croup In children and will preventthe attack when given us soon as thechild becomes hoarse or even aftertho croupy cough appears which canonly bo dotio whcnltho rcinodo Is kept athand For solo by Dr W N Crnigitho popular druggist at Stanford Ky

CORNS CuiiKDCorn Exit will posi-tively remove corns in four days Thetreatment is simple and pleasant andwe absolutely guarantee to refund themoney to each and every customerwhose corns are not promptly removedwith entire satisfaction A bottle ofthis great preparation only costs 15

cents and nothing if a perfect cure isnot speedily effected G L Pennydruggist Stanford Ky

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Oh George do not use such in¬

delicate language II

Well then tho decpllette trut-hr +

Three pcoJ le were killed by the collapse of a building at Jamestown Ind

IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES

Squire Peter Lewis of the Tatevillesection of Pulaski Is dead

James Whitehouse aged 80 is deadin the Perryville section of Boyle

Mrs Mary A Cox the aged motherof Mrs W S Fitzgerald is dead atDanvilleThomas

Farley fatally shot JamesSmith also colored over a game ofcraps at Danville

Joseph Turner of the Junction Citysection lost his barn containing 100

barrels of corn by fireThu Hargis and Callahan cases have

been moved to Lee county on a changeof venue from Breathitt

Thirteen grown children ate birthdaydinner with their mother Mrs HelenVanArsdale at Harrodaburg She is70 years old

Lucy Tucker who killed FrankMaden at MIddlcsboro was given anexamining trial before Judge Binghamat Pinevillc and held in default ofbond Alice Moore the other womanin the fight was released

Miss Augusta Brabeck of WaverlyMinn died at the home of WilliamYoung near London whoso brotherHenry she was soon to wed She methim last year at Fort Snelling Minnwhere his regiment was stationed andthey soon became engaged-

A Columbia dispatch says Newshas just reached here of a mysteriouscutting affray on Starks Ridge inAdair county Fade Stone was foundon his bed with his throat cut in threeplaces Dr Taylor found the man veryweakand when questioned Stonedtated he did it himself Later hodenied this but refused to tell who didit

Leonard Cook aged 85 years knownin the country around as the Indianor herb doctor went to his home inan intoxicated condition Finding hisaged wife sitting with the cat in herlap he became enraged at her refusalto give her pet companion to him andbegan abusing and mistreating her asshelled from the room he procured hisgun and shot her dead Somerset ¬

nalMrsSusan Price widow of Dr Jen ¬

nings Price died at Lancaster of oldage She lacked less than a month ofhaving lived 91 years and was a wo-man of remarkable vigor both physical-ly

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and mentally She leaves a sisterMrs Nannie Stillwell of Marion a sonW C Price of Danville and a daugh ¬

ter Mrs M P Frisbie of Lancasterand fivo grandsons R G W J andH II Price of Danville and C W-

and F P Friable of Lancaster

BLUE EYES

Thy voice is in my ear my loveThy look Is In my heart

Thy bosonx is my resting placeAnd yet we had to part

And yet I trust dear heartThe parting will not be long

As at every sound my heart doth startTo beating so wildly and strong

Tho suns bright rays are fadingSlowly in tho golden West

And my aching heart is longingTo hold theo to my breast

Come home come home Blue EyesThat are liko the heavens above

List to the pleading criesOf a heart so full of love

And note dear heart as backwardI look upon scenes that have flown

And then as I turn to the futureMy heart throbs with the words My

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To William B Mulkey

Tis sweet to think of angels nowOf one who is in heaven

Of one who passed this earthly veilWhose sins are all forgiven

For Christ so loved those little onesFor those tho debt he paid

In heaven my Fathers face beholdIs what Ho truly said

The lambs He folds them to his breastWith a loving shepherds care

And in Ills house lie findsA shelter for them there

joyWhenboyDeCoreBy TAYLOR

G B Buihans Testifies AfterFour Years-

G B Burhans of Carlisle CenterN Y writes About four years agoI wrote you stating that 1 laud beenentirely cured of a severe kidneytrouble by taking less than two bot ¬

tles of Foleys Kidney Cure It en ¬

tirely stopped the brick dust sedimentand pain and symptoms of kidney dl ¬

sense disappeared I am glad to saythat I have never had a return of anyof those symptoms during the fouryears that have elapsed and I am evi¬

dently cured to stay cured and hearti ¬

ly recommend Foloys Kid any Cure loany one suffering from kidney andbladder trouble Pennys Drug Store

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Musical MerchandiseViolins Mandolins Guitars BanjosClarionets Flutes Picalos Fifes Accordeons Concerlinas Harps HarImonophones Music Boxes TalkingMachines Edison Victor ColumbiaUptoDate Records

A full line of all above carried also stringsand supplies for all Instruments Italianviolin strings a specialty

Mr J B FinleyFormerly of Rudolph Wurlitzer Co now with

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W P WALTON PRORFrankfort Kentucky

HOME BUILDERSIII You are now planning your house to build this season

Dont forget these tilch abut Tin hoofing

FIRE I FIRE I FIREyou know the feeling these words give u

IDII If you have n tin root thero will be 50 per propertIof fire nt your house When you thinkit will last it is the cheapest and best

to consult me nnd get prices heron you tI <l onyour roof

HALDRIDGE IStreet Stanford KyIDepot I

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We are showing some choice patterns in

Torschon French and German Val Laces

Cambric Nanisook and Swiss Embroideries

White Goods of all kinds from 5c to 50c perfyard A cordial invitation is extended to theladies

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