The Interior Journal IC C WALTONIJOHN J MOSER I

Is R candidate for miler of Lincoln countysubject to the action of the Uemocruue

is party

I M BRUCE

In candidate for Jailer of countysubject to the action of the Democraticparty

JAMES C HAYSIIincnndldnte for Jnller of countysubject to the action of the Democraticparty

P DCALLENIt a candidate for Assessor of Lincoln coun-ty

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tobjvct to the action of the Democratich party

Democratic TicketFor U S SenatorJ C W Beck

hamFor GovernorS W HnserFor Attorney GoneralJobe K

HendrlcksFor State Superintendent of SchoolsIM O WinfreyFor Commissioner of Agriculture

J W NewmanFor Lieutenant Governor South

TrimbleFor HM BosworthFor Secretary of State Hubert

VreelandFor Ruby LaffoonFor Clerki of Court of Appeals

John B ChenaultFor Representative of Lincoln coun ¬

tyW H ShanksAT Bardstown the distillers called

Judge Hager out ° on his position on theshippers bill preventing liquor beingshipped into local option territoryThey probably thought that as thatwas such a distillers community hewould hedge but the Democratic can ¬didate for Governor is not that kind ofa man On the contrary he emphat ¬ically stated that he would not recom ¬mend its appeal but would do all hecould to advance feasible temperancelegislation of every kind Judge Hagerhas the courage of his convictions andis honest and brave enough to expoundthem any and everywhere

Gov BRADLEY thinks to embarrassJudge Hager by asking if he had avote in Louisville would he cast it forOwen Tyler As between him andGrinstead we are sure Judge Halterwould vote for Tyler We would atany rate He is the Democraticnominee and as good a man in everyrespect as the Republican nominee

QJudge Hager will answer m due timeif he thinks the impertinent questionworth an answer

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT announcedthat he would approve the OklahomaConstitution He said he had examin ¬ed the document with the AttorneyGeneral and that he felt that the ques ¬tion of his approval ought not to bepassed on his personal opinion of thedocument but upon whether it camewithin the terms of the enabling act

EDWARD W CARMACK who was re-¬cently defeated for reelection to theUnited States Senate by Robert LTaylor has announced himself a candi-date for Governor of Tennessee againstMalcolm R Patterson the incumbentMr Carmacks announcement is briefbut to the point He favors a generalprimary I

ALTHOUGH he is 83Henry GassawayDavis will likely be given the Demo-cratic nomination for Governor ofWest Virginia He is the most popu-lar

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man in the State and for his ageIthe most active as was shown in thelast presidential campaign when healso ran with Judge Parker

Tim pass question is to the fore inP Washington and the problem has now

arisen as to whether a Congressmanwho is an attorney for a railroad can

r legally travel on one The pass ques-tion

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is always a big one but it is ani especially large one to the newspaper

fraternityAoption campaign is about to

rage in Pennsylvania and a dispatchsays that the State Federation of Li ¬quor Dealers will raise a fund of 57600000 to fight the sentiment growingin the State The temperance wavegrows broader and broader

TilE Somerset Herald the new Re ¬publican paper has made its appear ¬ance and is a very creditable publica ¬

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POLITICAL

Col Leopold Markbreit editor of theCincinnati Volkablattwas nominated asthe Republican candidate for Mayor of

CincinnatiIOver 100 people and a brass band

met Judge Hager a mile out ofCampbellsville when he spoke thereSaturday afternoon

Secretary Root Jin an interview atLittle Rock said his trip to Mexico wasprincipally for pleasure and declaredthat President Roosevelt would not runagainIOwing to the size of the JudgeS W Hager Democratic nominee forIGovernor was compelled to speak in

the open air at Lebanon instead of inthe courthouse as had been planned I

H C Rico was nominated for Rep-resentative

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by the democrats of Cald-well county-

The Massachusetts Republican Stateconvention will be held in SpringfieldSaturday to nominate n State ticket

Ex Chief Justice A R Burnam hasbeen nominated for State Senator bythe republicans of the 27th district em-bracing Madison Estill Leo and Ppw

countiesSecretaryTaft spent a quiet Sunday

at Tokio It is intimated that thesubject of an entente regarding im¬migration may be broached during theSecretarys stay

Mr Nominee Willson believes intemperance laws he says so himselfbut ho is too kindhearted to desire tohurt anybodys feelings especiallythose of the liquor people Somerset

JournalItbelieved in Tennessee that anorganized effort is being made to elimi ¬

nate Gov Patterson from public lifeby the democrats The scheme involvesa union between the forces of Taylor

CarmackSince it will be utterly impossible for

the temperance people to elect a Gov-ernor

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let them throw their strength toJudge Hager who has so emphaticallydeclared his position on this all impol ¬

ant question Sturgis NewsDemocrat

Additional Local

REGISTER today

DANVILLE is to have a State BankTrust Co with a capital of 100000

BE sure and attend the Farmers In-stitute

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at the courthouse today andtomorrow Tuesday and WednesdayIt will be time well spent

FINE FARM FOR SALEI have asplendid farm of about 200 acres forsale It is well improved wateredfenced and all necessary outbuildingsApply to J A Rice Moreland Ky RF D po 1

Miss DAISY DAVt young peoplestravelling secretary of the WomansBoard of Foreign Missions will speakat the Methodist church here on Tues-day

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evening Oct 1st Everyone mostcordially invited

140 Lexington and return via Queenh Crescent route from Junction CityKy Oct 818 good returning Oct 19thaccount of Kentucky Trots For in¬formation ask Agents or write H CKing G P A Lexington Ky

TilE L willsellroundtrip tick-ets to the Horse Show in LouisvilleSept 30 to Oct 5 at 410 Ticketsgood till Oct 7 To Lexington Oct Sto 18 inclusive limited to Oct 19 at

2 for the roundtrip account the Falltrots

MR W H SHANKS the democratnominee for Representative is makinga thorough canvass of the county andis meeting with much encouragementWill is proving a good campaigner and-a handshaker who has but few equalsHe takes well with the people who reoceive him cordially

DID WELLJames R Beazley ret-urned Sunday from Nashville wherehe got 12 ties at the State fair MrBeazley attended a dozen fairs and tookbetween 150 and 200 ties on his mag-nificent

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string of horses While in Ten-nessee

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Mr B bought a splendid matchto his great roan gelding Andy Pence

FOR SALEA new tarction engineone separator self feeder and windstacker One saw mill with 300000feet of logs to saw at 50c per 100 Theowners only reason for selling is on ac-count

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of ill health All this machineryis comparatively new and cost about3000 It can be bought for a very

low price See or address L RHughes Stanford Ky

Hon George M Davison

One of the most remarkable men con-nected

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with the Federal court in ses-sion

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here is the assistant district attor-ney

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Hon George M Davisdn of Stan-ford

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He was not born with a goldspoon in his mouth and what ho hasgotten in life has come to him by hardand unceasing endeavor He is in thestrictest sense a selfmade man and hehas the honor of having done a mostcreditable job Starting life a poor boywithout influential friends or much ofthis worlds goods Judge Davison bypersonal popularity and knowing whento strike held successfully the officesof member of the Legislature from Lin-coln

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county judge of the same countyCongressman from the Eighth Districtand his present office which he has fill ¬ed for a number of years with abilityand credit Judge Davison is a bornpolitician and a good one albeit a re-publican

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The writer has gone upagainst him in many a political battleand having come out second best in sev-eral

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of them he knows the quality ofthe steel and knows that no man inKentucky deserves more credit than hedoes We have not always been thebest of friends but the hatchet waslong since buried and when we buryhatchets we put them away under theground never more to be resurrected

therefore take pleasure in payingtribute to the Gray voiding

as Gov Bradley we believe it wasnicknamed him and which has stuckplasterFrankfort ¬

MATRIMONIAL

Manfred Reynolds and Miss BessieGriffin were made one at D C Griffinson the 26th

Mr Ed H Ballard a prosperous andwealthy young farmer of this countyand Miss Lillian Poor of Garrard coun-ty

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stole a march on their friends Sun-day

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by going to Jcllico and having theirdestinies united at the hymenial altarThey returned yesterday afternoon andwill at once go to housekeeping at MrBallards beautiful home on the Lan-caster

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pike

A sensation was created in Paris bythe statement of woman that thesupposed attempted assassination ofM Beaulieu was arranged by him forpolitical effect

The general convention of the Prot-estant

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Episcopal church will open atRichmond Va on Wednesday andcontinue in session until Oct 22 Therewill be a historical meeting Fridaywhen the bishop of London will speak

OLD KENTUCKY HOME MILLS

Formerly White Mill

Ilni been thoroughly renovated and Is nowIn fine condition to make the last of FlourMa11Rtc Custom grinding lone on mctiTUESDAY mud Will grind forthe toll in formerly Give me n

WIt SMITH ProprietorOntu Orcnnnl Ky

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50 Years An Agency50The oldest iu Central Ken-tucky

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Get my Rates be-fore Insuring Nothing butfirstclass Companies Repretented

Jesse D WearenT-he Insurance Man

Phone 2J STANFORD KY

DEAD GAMEIf you will bring your Utmund Revolver

to me and let me put there In tlrstclasscondition I have hind JO years experienceIn that business I put new handles on

Razor Blades Forrols onWalking Canes and Re

pair UmbrellasMake a specialty of fitting all kinds of key

repalringblcycle on¬I cle Give tne n you b-eInllllll COUK MAY

13V N Third Ht Danville Ky

FOR SALE I

A fine Lincoln county farm containing230 acres of rich Blue Grass land Thisland is tine hemp and tobacco land madelast year 8S bushels of com to the acreThis farm has a large frame house fninerooms halls porches cellars etc Twostock barns one new stock barn the farmis well watered with never failing springsand creek It is on a good turnpike andnear town and school This is an uptodate place and will be sold at a bargain ifsold within the next 60 days ft cash bal-ance to suit purchaser For further In-formation

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in regard to this farm write LR Hughes or James I White Stanford

CyPublicSale of Blue-

Grass FarmStockImplementsEtc

On account of Illhealth I have decidedto tellMiy furin on-

TJIUItMDAY0UTIT 1W7consisting of SS7 fierce of land situated on-tho Somerset pike three mile from thatford half iiMle from n new school hone andone mile from u union church The dwell

fig is nicely located on an elevated alt-Ichavlewof two plktl and rllllrolld an

contains 8 rooms with halls porches etccistern at kitchen door and u never falllnwell loot house coal house and henhouse A splendid concrete cellar with Icohouse cold storage and imokfl house com ¬bined One of the best barns In the countywater piped through It three floors base ¬ment two large shed nine stall room formore than flulieaU of large cattle and KJUsheep besides horses and hog The land Isunder a high state of cultivation withthroullhTwentylhoTimothy and Illue Oross In filet one of thcountyThtstracts with au acre anti Improvements Inono and 87 acre unimproved land In othertract

A pair of 10 hand 4yearold nitro muleshOIlfurmlligfurniture IKmt forget date of luluTil UllHUAY OCT 17There la a putt of iii

now on the place PosclonInnil0iJ E LYNN Nhmford Ky

HENRY

WATTERSONS

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No charge for examination orsclentlllrollv testing ryea uptodate method trotcrlptluii glasses ground to set workstyle frame or skeleton mountingsnod mnterlnl 5ntllfnctorcharges mtlalentte Perntnmgttlelacate-ilentrnl

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FOR SALEIf not sold privately before hand I will

onMONDAY OCT 14 1W7

county court dnvoffer for sale lh front ofthe court house dour 111 residence situatedon Logan Avenue In Htnufonl Ky This Uore lit the best bull frame buildings In thetown containing rooms and two cl >tars The houselsInu splendid rulllllrInt-I and pitlntcd llllllit tHe dour and n barium the premliesremit mail known on tiny of taleJ80V8lKYJU

Joseph 3244 Vol Iis purl brat and hits brew accepted for rvgIttry In the first volume of The lIIerlcnn-Tnmworth Iteennl Aiochttion 1I0nkunder the ruicsor the association and willbe Kliv Kdward Xo MolllIlI11I11tNellie SaJl

Mire of dent entue 1I0ISo 1TS1 IlnlllGolden It I wi 11of hun

known that tilt luuntorth Mwlll U tbehighest price swlnr on the market Ills Ilrtall nrlold sold-5L4hbdnulAlexundnrwelght

fortWO ok

II Is IIfor tlYAcrosses well wlthvery b I will IInudion at I cosh JIIIN00h-

lPUBLIC SALE I

The farm Iwlow will 1 ottered first IlllohNo 1 and No 1 and then as u whole on

FRIDAY OUT MOT

I tine blue grass farm t miles West of-1I1I1100vlllel IrOlll and Carlaterslitatlun cunsbttmgutl6Sacre of rlcball Inor tubaceoIIIIhIIblue sruM dhldl1 tograss TnIR fllrlll clln toClUnllnd vantage so us to nave a good dwelling oneach Ileee also ntCnr outulldlllllThe forte lays alnnot In a square only olleangle In lilies There ore three nrulstnblos I tmllnt1 totacce barn rhouse water In every Mehl s1x InlU1l1tsprings with 3 streams running through

boll tract J HTKKLK CAUIKXTKItllutlonvllle Ky

POSTEDWe whose names npptRr below atrlctly

forbid lluutlnlllbblUI ur any kind of trotIpassing on our places will prosecute

I ulators to the lull extent of the lawFred VonQruenlgan Ilelohcnbach IlrosKrvdVonAllman VonOruenlgauFred Unumnnu cuorge llolmosK llelahenbacb llallouA O Dunn yd J Jlofu1lunUurti Jacon M D KlmoroDavid Htephens MaryllolfmannLT Nunnelley J W lluugnmunChristina Orayson JOUarpuntvrMew DameronCOGveeudletoFredlnuyhertGreen yJ K llruce JO HprattJ FOovcrW K AmonJ W Peak F MartinMcs erJaxton amuellfndsnyW I Martin l+MK Conller MusesMrs Mary TeppleAlex CooperMr Walter Warren In Mettle S IIlttl

Ilros Tlnsley HpoonamorIW Carter lien I MartinJL K Lawrence Reuben turtleJH Jlocker J M Kettus

Notice of Election 1-r

Regular term LIncoln county nscnl courtieid tIIi lion ItU IIr 1l pnhlI-ntr of tiltIOliowlngwith thear aW J dderrarun nit ndAlnwdde

It was noted by Justice W MunliinDuddera

W II thatIInd seconded by Justicetht following ltctlot toot taken h7 this court Ilit n-obrullry

of Lincoln countyhe grlllld Jury circuitLincolntens tlf thehaving rfCOmlllelllltd u new courtcourt

house for Lincoln county It appearingto the satisfaction ol this courtour house now In use Is untlilU and Inlldquote for the public conenleuce mid pryenuUon of the Records itIuntie

nllll that the stun of thirtylit-houmndduharsbe suggested III the sui-ecessnry to n new court house IIl1d-

It onlenl that IIn election hII briberold mind II opened lit the seyeral vulhlK

Lincoln County on TuesdayNovember 6 1WT the do of the next generalolecllon nt which rho uIJIlrol1rlulloil IIhove

uintesliHl liall be subiulltvU to legotoler of Lincoln county for their approval

or rejectionThe Hherllt of Lincoln county Is directed-

to advertise said elecllon fur lit least thlrt-dO1 next hefuW theday therenf In the

1 nthe only newspap-

eiblIhetlInLtnculacounty anti thecera of said election are rented to holdtho electlan hetweell the scion hours tlmt-tb are rqulred to hold ellcllolll forcou-

motilcenwhich flection Ihull btJ htld nndinducted In all respects a raulred by III-

goneml election low tn force lu this Mta1lit till tlmw the slime is heldthe Lincoln county courtall c tuneto be printed on the Ol Ulal Haloll to be used In election the wordIInlt figures Are you In favor of tut appro-

lntlun of fi150a0 for building n newyour

10uI for Ltllcoln UOIIUlf 1III1Ihll1 twothe of rlllht teem one foruponIpllcel to too dIdun favoring the II11Jlrol1rliltlon

tinted by the word Yes one for totime npproprlntlun to bt desiglen opposing Clout51111nllttd by the word

Ihllllllru llro said ballot In all utber re-ectsUs required by tIectloll UII of lit

Kentucky Htatuesnthe event the reqlliite uumbor of legaltens of Uucoln county vote In favor of-

IlIld IIllllroprllltion It Is ordered duct thlicourt came of Lincoln county tothe amount of = 1510 to 1IIIIrullI rtdexecut-ftl and Issued Oil prluted tortes under the6enl of thl county to hI signed hy time Coon

J of Lincoln County Court andrnterslgned by the Clerk of scold CootllRbll to hearer ut Lincoln County Nit

tlollal Ullnk of Hlnnfurll Knlllcky whichbonds shall not bear II greater rule of InterolllllInuUIII-Iyelt titan four hunk ofat Lincoln County NntOllal

bed tol5elll signed bythClu ofthl Llncoht County Court said hOlllll shallbo Issued III twee series towlt Merlon A

II mud Merles VI Horses A elllHerluNbroclng ton tlounud donna of scold bandsaholl Ionilit of twenty bonds for time sum ofnumbered one to twenty H-

es11consltlmgoften thousand dollar°tilt lands shall of twenty landsof uumiicral from tl toof Aunitfor the soul thouIUtcenand Menus41 ofcaclisLnnd consistttdollarss of 00 numbtJrell

from 40 to TOhe bonds tll1brnced In Horses A shall-raleentnbiubt at the plelliure of thin Courtseveriycnrs tho date ofIn and payabletleyears the bonds emten

braced in islitleafterl0tenoft Oourt ontho plealurollIn from hie of their issue and duo

nndthe buildsumbrae d

InHenleaUdoto10ndredeenmtble nt of theCourt on und after fifteen years front thedote of their Issue and dun payabletwenty cnra front tho said date

A copy Bttet 00 BOOOpKIlt ClerkBy En Pennlngton D O

LadiesIiShoesr

We believe today as we have for yearsthat 10the Ultra at 350 and the Brockport at300 are the best medium priced Ladies

Shoes sold today in our State The QUALI ¬TY is as good as any the STYLES are al ¬ways JUST a LTTLE BETTER and the con ¬struction of the

ULTRA 1-makes it HOLD ITS SHAPE BETTER thanany other Shoe Our stock is made up ofShiny Leather Dull Leather and Vici in BalsfBlucher and Buttons In addition to theseIwe carry a large stock of Ladies CheaperShoes at 150 2 and 250

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too

H J McROBRTSSTANFORD KENTUCKY

Ponpadour Perfume

It costs more but you donot have to use as muchand it lasts longer so thatit really is cheaper Try itand you will always use it

100 per ounceI

PENNYS DRUG STOREBtanford Kentucky

BROWN MEMORIAL SCHOOLIStrong teachers in all departments High Schools Grammar Interme ¬

diate Primary Music Cooking and Sewing Only three places left in thedormitory and cottages but gcod homes in the town are open toTerms Board and tuition 810500 Tuition alone 830 820 815 ForIcatalogue address Ua-

S MISS IDA M TA PrincipalMount