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SEMI=WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNAL.VOL. XXXII. STANFORD. KY. FRIDAY. .JUNE 17. 1904. 8 A M.
Resolutions of Respect.
Whekkas U bM pleMcd an over-
rullof l‘ro*l(leoca to remo*a from our
mldtt our frleod aad (allow lowoamaa,
Dr. J D Pattua, a mao ofaucb EeDuloa
worth aa to cauaa gaoeral aorrow
wbararar h« waa Iidowd, and iba com-
muatiir to (aal kaaoly tba Iota of auub a
atauDL'b, worthy oltUao, and wbara*
at Dr Pattua waa for maoy years a
mambar of tba I. O O. F and wbaraas
ovary mambar of tbia ordar rospacta
our (rlood aod brotbar baoauaa of bla
courtly parsooallty aod totrloalc obar-
actor, tborafora ba It resolvad; That
Crab Orchard Lodfo No. lOH, I. O. O.
F. aataod to tba rolatl*aa of tba da-
caaaod thair baartfalt aympatby lo
tbair baroavamant, and baoauaaof tba
lias of (rataralty aod daap respaot wa
do aatar Into tboir aorrow and faal witb
tbam tba loaa thay baya autulaad. Ba
It furtbar raaolvad: That tbeaa roao-
luiloDt ba tpraad upon tba racorda of
Crab Orchard lA>dffa No. 108, a copy
praaaatad to tba family of our brotbar
aad (rlood aod also ttat tba INTERIOR
Journal ba raquaatad to publish tbaaa
resolutions. Uaspaotfully subroittad,
j D Aodarsoo, A. W. Dlllioo, M.
M. Parklos, oommittaa.
PREACHMS^VILLE.
Kay. Kobart Jordan praacbad Boa|
aarmooa buoday morolog and ayaoloR. ^
Good crowds waraprasaot aod tba slof-
loR was arcollaot
J. T BloiraJiaD sold soma corn to
llauRbroac at Si. Mr Uloaramao Is
aotlilsd to a blua tia, at ba has tba Qo* -
aal oolt In this sactloa
Dead foaas am ffattloR to ba a com*|
moa siffbt tbaaa days, as ibay cao ba;
aaan aaywbam, avaa on tba turopika :
Lai tba good work contlaua
(Julia a crowd of Praacharsvllla peo-
ple altaadad tba taat maatlag at Crab
Orchard Sunday They anloyad ibalr
dlanar In tba sbada at Brown Springs
A. J Thompson Is building a nsw
barn. J L Hutcblns Is adding ma -
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tarlally to tba looks of bis rasldanea. i
Jamas Dyabousa Is putting down a cls-
tarn at tba imrsonaga.
Indisposition caused our oon-appear>
anca last Friday. Wban that wadding
oooias off wa will gat up a good latter
Wa bava a olca 4 ulll wbicb waarasay-
log to write of such bapoenlngs.
LAND. STOCK. CROPS. BTC.!
B D Carter aold tbma bortas Mon
day at an ayaraga of SiH){
For tala until tba 3.^tb. soma corn at
S.'I.S.'I par barrel. Joseph Ballou *|
Tom Wayna bought of Lao IWgars.|
B. T. Calhoun aod others In Casey a,
car load of fat bogs at SI aod Si.M
Baughman A Allan sold (ti lambs out
of a bunch of IM, which waigbad Wt
pounds, at to This Is tba bast crop wa
baso board of.
For Sale —Thorougbbrad Black
Darktbim bogs; Southdown aod high
grads sbeapof both sexas. John Stasia
Carpenter, Rustooyllla, Ky *
Lutes A Co. Mil us that tba bast load
of lambs they bava Mkao up tbIa year
were from tba Kolllng Fork taction of
Casey. They paid & to64o lor them.
Eatray, a rad ataar, two years old,
lo iblo order, weight about 800 pounds
iMft tba Kloa (arm in Oarrard tbma
wanks ago. Howard. A. M. Ponca,
SMoford.*
' Thomas Clay hat closed a deal In
which Mr aod Mra. J. T. Sbackalford,
of Madison county, aold 148 noma of
land on tba Park’s mill and Maysvitia
roads for S'J0,720 to Lewis Johnston,
Watur Payna and O D Wilson. Tbaland adjoined the aavaral farms of tba
purchasers Mr. Wilson, It It said, act-
ing lo bobalf of Senator Ballay, whose
land adjoins tbs Sbackalford eataM
—Lexington Democrat.
Worst of all Experiences.
Can anything ba worse than to feel
that avery minute will ba your latlV Such
waa tba exparionua of Mra. H. II. New.
•on, Deratur, Ala. "For tbrae yean" tba
writan, "1 endured inauffarabla pain from
I ndigaatlon, stomach aod bowel trouble.
Death seemed Inayitable when doctors
and all rametliei failed. At length I was
Induced to try Electric Kiturs and the re.
•ult was miraculous. I improved at once
and now I’m completely racovered." For
Liver, Kidney, Hlomach aod Bowel truu
blaa Electric Bitters Is tbs only medicine
Only 50c. It’a guaranteed by Penny,
Druggist
"Young mnn,’’ said tba aldery gen
Uemnn, ns ne nppronebed tba aodn
counter, "I bnve n peculiar afnicttOD.
The nervoa of my ayelldt are pnrnU
yied.”
"Ob” rejoined tba aodn clerk, "Y'ou
want to ane the doctor, I tuppoae."
"No, I want n glass of soda," replied
the elderly party, "and owing toibanf*
tllciloD nforaanid I uke tba liberty of
naklng you to kindly wink at youraelf
for me.”—Chicago Newt.
Elgbinea Jnpnoaaa wem killed and n
number Injured by ibn txploaioo of n
•ubmnrlna mine at tba anlrnaon lo
Port Arthur.
MIDDLEBURG.
Farmers are preparing to barvaat
thair cluver.
Burn, to tba wife of Harry Holllogs-
worth, n daughter.
Mr. Jnrasa Oibony and family, of Lib-
erty, vlalted Mr. J. C. Coulter Sunday.Tba MIddlaburg base ball Mam will
cross bats with Phil at Boyle Saturday
afMrnounHay. J. L Owens, pastor of the Bap-
tist oburcb at McKinney, Bllad the pul-
pit of tba MIddlaburg Baptist church
Sunday morning. Hla aubjnot waa. "Behold Ha Comaib with Clouds,’’ Hit ear-
moo greatly pleased the large audience
that uama out to bear himWm. Millar aod wife ylalted tbeir
deugbMr, Mra. Clare Sharp, on Brush
Cmak Sueday aad ntMndad the First
and Fourth raaglaMrtal Sunday acbool
eoavantlona Mra Dollle McCormack,of Huatonyllle, ylalted her mother,
Mra J C CoulMr, last wtek.
John Adnma and wife vlaltad mln-
tlvaa at Wnyneaburg last waak. EdMoDaolal, of Burnalda, la vlaltlag rale-
tivaa bam. Mra. Claranoa Coleman, of
Burnalda, la with bar perenta, Mr. and
Mra John Adama. Dan Braoaoo has
mturnad from 8mm Collage. Supt J.
C. Lay was In Moreland Saturday.
A ginnoe at the program of tba 4ih
of July oalebrntloD to be held at OakIGrom, one mils west of town. Indicates
tba biggest thing of tba kind avar bald
Inibaoouoty. Thar;* will be an ora-
torical coolest, a bass ball gamn be
tween the HustonTlIla nod MIddlaburg
: Normal College Msmt, tba winner to
,
mcaiya IJO A tmtilng race, a barral
I ra<!a, pig race, alow mula race aod a
oumbsr of other smallar oooieata, too
i numaroua to mantloo Tba MIddlaburg
nod Liberty bands will furnish music
for the occasion. Jonas A Kalsay,mnos-
gars, are sparing onitbar paloa nor
money la gatilog tba track In flna or-
dar. Tba bnod sMod will be n noval
sight, na It will ba arecMd high up in a
gum tree that sineda alone lo tba cao-
Mr of tba circular track. Tba sheriff,
jallar aod other county oRIcara will ba
on bead and good ordar will ba pra-
•erved.I
IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.
Tba Joint Tancbara’ loatliuM (or
Boyla nod Garmrd counties will ooo
vana In tba Court Houaa lo LnoensMr,on Monday, AugustMarla Tbompaoo, tba nagrasa who
killed farmer John Irvin at LebanonJunction, was Mken from tba Jail
tbam by n mob aod strung up to a tree
Tba rope broke nod aba was shut tbmailmea sod left (or dead. Sba la atlll
allva, bowoTar, but will dia.
On account of bis permanent resl-
danea la Mlaaourl, Llaut. Aablay
LlUard, has raalgoad bla poaltloo aa
AdjuMoi of tba Second BntMlIon, under
.Major E W LllInrd Lieut. Lilinrd
has bean a faithful offtoar white ba bna
bald tba poaltloo nod was vary prom-Inaot during tba Jnckaoo trouble Bawaa also at Watt Point. Mr. HownoSnuflay, of SMoford, who bna bean
acting as Adjutant, will ooailoun to
oooupy tba same poeltloo —AdvoonM.
A doctor has dlacoyemd a pntleok lo
tbn mlllMrv bospiMl lo Viaonn whochews tba cud.
Ha aats rapidly, and than na In tba
cnee of a cow, slowly mnatlcoMa bla
food ni lensura. Ha sMMa that ba only
gats tba rani aa Joy meoi from bla vie-
lunia during tba second process
A similar case Is known of a Bavari-
no family, conalailng of fnlber nod two
•ooa, who bava bean rumlonou all
tbair llvaa Tbay too, are vary vorn-
cloua eatars
Keotuoky day at tba Worlds Fair
waa a huge auoceas. The program ns
pmarraogad was carried out, nod the
• xerclaaa dmw large orowda of people
to tba Kaolucky building. Praaldeni
Fraocia, of tba Kxpoaltloo Company;Gov. Backbam, and the Hon. E. J
McDermott sod tba Boo Harry BHawaa were tba principal apeakera A.
big recaption was bald at the Kactuckybuilding at oigbt
Hard Hgbtlng batweao tba Husstaca
and Japaoeae bas occured to the vi-
cinity of Vafangow, Geo. Siakelburg,
la no official report to tba general sMff
at St Petersburg, taya the Japaoeae
forces made several unsuccessful at-
Mmpts to turn the Hussiaa army’sflank, bat tba Hutslana maloMlaedtbair poaltloo at aevera loaa
Dlapaicbea received by London pa-
para from Toklo aaya news bas beeo re-
ceived of a big Japaoeae victory nearFu Cbou. Tbn Husalaoa, It la claimed,lost 1,000 mao nod reireoMd la disor-der.
PoatmaaMr Gaoeral Henry C. Payne,who la obalrmso of tba Hapublloao Na-tional CommltMe, was Mkao auddeoly111 In Chicago.
The iwaoiy-iblrd auaual cooTenllonof the Aaaoolatioa of Hallway Tele-
frapb SuperloMndenM la la aaaalon atodlanapolla.
Huadrada of Japnoaaa wara killed by•balla thrown from a Ruaainn gunboatat tba head of Tal lea Waa Bay.
I NEWS NOTES.I
Two men wara killed by a train at
Cbloago.
A cloudburst did great damage lo
SMrllng, Col.
The Mikado subscribed 110,000,000
]to second of Japan's domestic loans.
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Coosidambla damage was done bv a
downpour of rain lo Latcbar county.
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Dr iga was dooa by a cloudburstbetween Hunted aod Palmar Lake, Col.
AdulMraota of a bigbly lojurloua na-
lura warn found In cakes aod candy In
Nsw York.
The Premier of New South Wales,Australia, baa reslgoad aod will retire
from public life
A women, promlnaoi In eburob aod•octal cirolaa at Elglo.Ill , waa armated00 tba ohsrga of forgery.
Tba Kaatuoky sod Taocesaea Pbotograpbara' Aasoclalloo Is holding iu an-nual cooveattoo at Lailogtoo.
Tba butloesa portion of Niagara,Raooaraoa county, waa dettroabd byflm, aataUIng a loas of 125,000.
Tba Japaoeae lad tba Ruaalsns Into a
trap southeast of Sbuagmao. The Hus-slao losses are placed at 800 mao.Tba alx-vear-old aoo of Wade Col-
lloa, a minor at Jacksoa, accldeotally
•hot aod killed bla elgbtaao-year-old•laMr.
Tba Cbloesa Goveromaot la appar-ently greatly worried over the death of
Lewis Ktxal, tba oawspaper correa-
poodaoi
Days of grace will not ba allowed onoagotlabla paper In Kentucky bemafMrlo accordaoca with an act of tba Gao-eral asaembly.
A balloon which bas made 7H ascaoMand covered a dlsMoca of 8,200 miles In
tba air. Is a German exhibit lo tba
Palace of TransiMriailoo at tbaWorld’s Fair
Husala bas not yet replied lotbe Brit-
ish proteai against rice aod other food
•tuff balogdadarad rootrabsed of war,
built Is po'oMd out that Great Britaia
roads such a daclxratloo during tba
Boer WarIt is uodarsiood that John Alaxaoder
Oowlo baa decided to return to tba
t.'olMd Siataa by tba first steamer. In
siroogly worded deounciaiory ad-
Itorlals tba London papers axpreaa ua-bouadad •ailsfactina with Dowla’adapnrturo.
The Chicago Car Sarvloe Aa-soclatloe, wbicb embraoaa all tba lead
tog railroad lines antarlng that city,
bas bean notiflad by UolteJ SMteaDistrict Atioroay Beibea that It will
ba prosecuted under tba Sbarman aatl-
iruat law unless cariata ebaages era
made la Ita rules aod regulstlooa coa-
caroing ablpmaot of fraigbt
Tba Isrgoai pottery vase ever madelo the UniMd StoMs Is sxbIbiMd lo tba
New Jersey building at tba World’sFair. It Is Bva feat In height and la
•IsboraMly decorated Two beautifully
axacuMd palailogs grace tba aides, one" Wasblogtoa Crossing too Dalawara”and the other ”Tbe Haireat from Mor-ristown ”
Police Judge John J. HIlay created a
•aoaalloa In the Polloa Court at Lex-ington aod eaMbUsJted a precedaotHa sMMd that baraafMr wbaa a maowas before him for carrying concealed
deadly waepooa tba offaader would be
given the limit of tba law Iu flaea andthe waapoo would ba destroyed by aaofficer In the prateaca of tba court.
Uocooacloua, with ll-'i.OOO to cashfasMned la a bell around hla waist, amao whose oame waa laMr diaoovarad
to be Heary LutMrmao, was found lo a
boarding bouse bed room In Chicagolo wbicb gas was escaping from anopen jai. Luiierman, who was a
stranger to the boarding bouse people,
was Mken to the Alexian Brothers’
hospital.
Frank Reloecke, aged 16 years, waskilled by bis lather while trying to
play a Joke on the latMr at Ml. Bolly,
N. J. Young Helneoke hid In ibe
bushes along the highway, near River-side, and as bis father approachedthe iMy jumped out, expecting to scare
biro The elder Reloecke drew a knife
and plunged It Into the lad's heart, kill-
ing him almost InsMoily. MrReloecke tbougt be was about lobe at-tacked by a highwayman. The fatherIs almost Insane from grief
Triumphs of Modern Surg’ery.
Wonderful things are dons for the hu-
man body by surgery. Organs are takenout and scraped and poliahsd and put
back, or they may be moved entirely
bones ere spliced; pipes take (be place of
discasetl satdions of veins; antiseptic dresa-
ingr are applied to woiinda, bruises,
bures end like injuries before inllamms-
tioo Mts lo, which cauaea them to heal
without maturation aod in ona-third the
time required by tba old treatment.
Cbanibarlain’s Pain Balm acts on this
tarns principle. It It an antiseptic andwhen applied to auch injuries, causes
tbam to heal vary quickly. It also allays
tba |>aio and suronata. Keep a bottle of
Pain Balm in your homa sod it will save
you time aad money, not to mentioa tba
inoonvaniaaco and suffering which suchinjuriaa ontail. For tala by W. N. Craig.
LANCASTER.
Cooalderable InMreai la being mani-fested lo tba obooalog of tba IJuaen of
tba Aibletic Tournament Sba will
ba crowned OD Thursday avenlag dur-ing tba tournamaot.
Tba circus brought out an Immenaecrowd Monday, They came from all
polata aad brought whole famillea
Tba circus Itself was a failure, baviag00 aMr aiiractloaa aod few features of
loMreat.
All thioga are in readlaeaa for the
Athletic Tournament No trouble ir
sxpaoaa baa bean spared to make it sooccaaloa long to be remembered In Lao-caster. Mur town will be full of atrao-
gera and It should be ibe pleasure of
our people to make tbeir viati delight-
ful.
The BIgb School Mam and the townMam played a match gameof ball Wad-oeaday afternoon. It waa a hotly ooa-
Mated game and much exclMmeal waamanlfaatad, due to the fact that thetown Mam la aaldom aeon on tba d la-
mood. The Oral Mam woo by a score
of 7 to 4 Tba wtonara played thebloomer girls Thursday afMroooa.Mr. R E .McRoberU Is to Laxingioo
on busioess Rev Tinder aod daugb-Mr, Della, are at the World's Fair tbia
weak Mr. Tinder will go 00 to Ful-
ton, Mo., to deliver an address. MliaMary Elmore eatarMlned a number of
friaoda Thursday avenlog. The occasloo was a pleasant one and all aojoyedthe bosplMliiy of tbe ebarmiag little
boaMas Mr. Hardooo Young, whobaabeen vlalilcg bla graodfaihar, Mr Wm.Herodoo, bas raturoed to bla borne In
Louisville. Miaa Louise Farris sodguest, Bovina, are vlaltlog (rteods In
Bryaouvllle. M las Joan Mount la vls-
Itlog in SMoford
CHURCH HATTERS.
Rev J B. Crouch will preach at tba
Baptist church Sunday oiorolag
F7ld Joseph Ballou will preach at
Ml. Xenia at IL.'tO Sunday afMroooa.Rev. Gilbert Glass, of tba PresbyM-
rlao ebureb, will ba losMiled aa a mio-
IsMr Suoday. The servlcea will begin
oo Saturday otgbt aod will contlaua
until Suoday atgbi Hava A. S. Moffatt, of Labanoo, F7. M. Graea, of Daovilla, and Dodge, of Hlcbmood, will
Mke pan In tba aarvlcea.
Tba Gaoeral Association of KentuckyBaptlau coDvaoad at Campellavllle
Wadoeaday moralag Dr, W. H Felix,
of Laxlogtoo, waa ra-alacted Moderator;
Dr. J J. Taylor, of Georgetown Col-
lege, aod Boo. B F. Proctor, of Bowl-
ing Oreeo, Asalstact Moderators; DrJ. K Nuonally, of Oeorgeiowa, Sacre-
Mry;J.H Burnett, of Louisville, At-•latact SecreMry. About 300 meaaeagars aod nearly as maDy visitors werepreaeol.
Ball of Hustonvlllo Masonic LodgeNo 184 June 10, 1U04
Maniorlal of our deceased brother,
N Dudley Snow.Wheress It pleased God Id Hla in-
flclM wisdom to Mke from our inldai
our beloved brother, cow be It
Resolved 1st. That we axMod to
bla bereaved wife aod cblldrec our
deepest sympathy lo this dark hour
aod may they put tbeir trust in God,
the only refuge.
2. That wa spread upon tba mloutea
of our lodge this coadolaoca, and a copy
of same be aeot tba aorrowlcg family
and our broibera wear tba mourniog
badge of our order. Respectfully tub-
mltMdCharles Wbaalar, Everett Carson,
Samuel Raid, commllMe.
Sued by His Doctor.
"A doctor here has sued me for 112.50,
which I claimed was axceaaiva for a case
of cho'iera morbus,” says K. White, of
Coachella, Oal. “At the trial he praised
bis medical skill and medicina, 1 asked
liim if it waa not Obambarlain’a Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy ha uaed
as I had good reason to believe it waa,
and ha would not say under oath that it
wss not." No doctor could use a better
remedy than this in a case of cholera
morbus, it never fails. Sold by W. N,
Craig.
Tbe tirai woman to obMln tba degree
of Director of JurUprudence at tbe
Uolversity of Chicago waa presenMd
with bar diploma at tba annual convo-
cation of exercises. She was Miss So-
pbronlsba T. Dreoktnridga, a daughMrof Col. W, C. P. Breckinridge.
Five hundred persona, mostly cbil-
dren, perished by the burclog of tbe
excursion sMamer Gen Slocum, near
Hell GaM, lo tbe F7aat river. Tbe•Mamar was carrying a Suoday-acboolexcursion.
FVederIck Neiaoo, a wealthy farmer,
of St Cloud, Minn , burned bla bomaand bla wife aod committed aulolda bybanging
Otto WbiM, of Waahtogloo, lad.,
dropped dead at tbe gaM of bla moth-er’s borne, where ba waa going on avisit.
Edward A Aldarmaa, of Tulane uni-
vorolty. New Orlaana, baa bean alecMdpraaldeni of tbe Unlvaraliyof Virginia.
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NO. 32
iOUTING CLOTHES.COATS AND TROUERS ONLY.
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Built for Hot Weather and Comfort.
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Our Outing Suits have Style to themand are made so they will retain theirshape, and you don’t find these pointsin many thin suits.
Come in and See our Stock.
gS $8.50 to $16.50.
T. D. miLLEB, Danville, Ku»» THE GLOBE.
To the Trade.
I have hrught Mr. \V. R. MeKiniiey’a inlerent iu uiir stock
nn<i I will continue'thr buainow at Ninie place au<l on nanie l>aaif<
aa herebjfore. We appreciate the trade that haa l>eeii extendetl
to us during our busineea aswa-iatiun and will appreciate a con-
tinuance of same, pnunising to give you the licat g<mda and
prices the market will atflird.
Very Kcapectfully,
W. H. HIGGINS,STANFORD. KY.
Mias ."sue Rout, la¥»k-kec|>er; I. W. Rout, .Ir., B. G.
< J(ajde, clerks, and Harve Steward, jairter.
Some “Hoss Sei)se.”
Rcaaous why a tin na)t, not a sheet iron, is the beat root made:
1st. It will last three times aa long as the beat shingle und*will coat very
little mure.
2nd. It will conduct lightning as g^M>d as any lightning ro<l, if the gutter
is connected to a tile, with down s|H>ut.
3nl. There is 50 per cent, less danger of fire and it will reduce the insur-
ance enough to )>ay the ditfereuce between it and a cheap roof.
See S, II. Aldridge, the tinner and plumber, that does the work. Phone
No. IIH.
S. H. ALDRIDGEDepot Street, Stanford, Ky.
Druggist Confidence.
C'onfidence—no fuar of iniKlakct*—-in what we have
built our tiTule upon. KNOWLEDGE, EXTEItlENCE,
EXAGIN ESS, CAREFULNESS ami PUKE MATT^RIALS arc onr ‘‘stock in trade.” When you want things
done right; when you want pure drugs; when you are tired
of taking chances, eoine to us. The utmost care in every
departinent—the best service and the best merchandise—
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IS our constant aim.
Dr. W. N. Craig,Pharmacist,Stanford, Kentucky.
Our Annual Qearance Sale)
Of Ladies’ lligli-Grade Shoes is now on.
$2 to $11.60 Shoes all go at $1 per pair
while they last. These are u little out
of style or odds and ends, lint all high-
grade goods. Call and look through the
stock.
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W. E. Perkins, Crab Orchard,Ky.
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Here and There Notice of ElectionLoulcTlIle K«u ina next Cjofadaraie
RauolOD.
Tblrtv-lhree tomsiet of the Retorm
School were perooled,
rormer Gov. Nath, of Ohio, It eerl-
ouily 111 at hli home In Columbue.
The bearert of the bonie-boued colors
of the battleship Kentucky were fftsen
a reception at the Louisville Uotel
One man was killed, another fatally
hurt and a home worth ail,000 destroy-
ed b) a natural ras explosion at Brad- ^
ford, f’a
Mrs. J. BruebI, of Appleton, WIs.,
dropped dead a few moments after re*
celyloK word that her brother bad been
killed by a train.
The address of the unvelllnr of tbs
Confederate monument to Confederate
veterans at Nashville was delivered by
Mr Henry Watterson.
Sute Demociatlo conventions In
MItsItsIppI and Arkansas have In
structed their deleeaies to vote tor
Judee Parker for President
Mr. and Mrs. L. D Allen wera found way of said K K
dead In their room In an aiiartment
bouse at Cleveland, O , the woman bav'
log shot her husband and killed her
self.
Pllober A Taebau, of New York
were selected as arcbitecte for the ntw
building of tha Louisville Free
Library. It will cost 12:10,000 The se
lection was made from 40 plans sub'
mitted.
As the result of a street Oght with thence to the old George Csrpe"ter resi-
plstolsat Bryanuyllla, lod., between deoce excluding him, thence to William
members of lbs Rout and Tow faml- Badgelt s residence, excluding him. thence
lies three persons were killed outright, along North line of F.vae Lyon farm to
one was fatally wounded and another crossing of the Huitooville * Liberty
seriously wounded. college school
Ten thousand veterans are In at- building in Huitonville, theece to the rex-
tendance at the annual encamproant of idenca of James Gastineau including
the Department of Indiana, Grand him. thence to the crossing of the Brad-
Army of the Republic, at Warsaw, fordsxille pike on the Casey couuly line,
Mrs. John A. Logan figures coosplcu -i
thence to residem-e of C K McClure,
ously In the meeting ' including him, thence to residence of N.
A dispatch to a London paper frtm |Cone, including him, thence to^ resi-
Constaotlnoole says the consular re- dence of Mr Ford, the (\V. H \N right
Larroon and Lillie Moeley, aged Ifi,
and 14 years respectively, escaped from
the watchful eyes of their patents and
eloped to Tennessee, where they were
married Their home was at Smith’s
Grove.
Chester J. Fitch, a orominenl youngmao of NIcholasvIlle, and Miss Gertrude B. Givens, daughter of ThomasGivens, a leading attorney of Flem-
mingsburg, were married at the Phoe-
nix Hotel.—Lexington Democrat.
A. E. Grimes and Miss Hattie Burge,
both of the Maywood section, were uni-
ted In wedirxik's holy bonds at Eld. J.
G Livingston's by that gentleman on
Wednesday. Mr Grimes is a nephew
of Mr, b. H Shanks and Is a clever
young man, Hts bride Is said to be both
pretty and attractive.
Blackburn Huffman and Miss EvaCooper drove to Danville Wednesdayafternoon and were made husband and
wife bylRev. J. O. A. Vaught. After
the ceremony the happy pair drove to
the home of the groom, where a splen-
did supper was enjoyed. Mr. Huffman
Is a son of Mr. and Mrs. O P. Huffman
and Is a clever and Industrious young
man. The bride Is a daughter of Mr.
R. H. Cooper, of the Turnersvllle sec-
tion, and is an excellent voung lady.
"For the first time In the history of
this office,” said Probate Judge Eaocb,
of Sedwick county, Kansas, "a request
was made to-day for a receipt for the
money which a groom paid for his li-
cense. The young man said he wanted
something to show for It In case the II-
censelwas lost before be bad occasion
to use It. Wlth«s straight a face as I
oould muster, I sat down at my desk
and made the required receipt and
placed thereon one of the large official
red seals. The young man then seemed
satlsHed and went on his way."
The wedding of MIse Jennie Pence
and Mr. William J. Dozier, which was
solemnized at 10 o’clock Wednesdaymorning at the home of tbebrlde’s par-
ents, Mr, and Mrs. E T. Pence, was
one of the most attractive of the sum-
mer weddings, charming In Its sim-
plicity. It was a yellow and white wed-
ding, the entire bouse being decorated
In plumose, smitax and daisies. In the
parlor the windows were bung with
smliax and plants were banked on eith-
er side, forming a background for the
bride and greom. The mantels were
banked with the daisies and the ban-
isters were draped with the smliax, the
newel poets bolding branches of dai-
sies. Before the ceremony Miss Jen-nie Lynn sang "Always.” As the cho-rus from Lobrengrin was played, thegroom and bis best man entered theparlor followed by the bride and herbrother, wbogave her away. During theceremony, which was performed by Rev,P. J. Roes, Mise Lynn played "Call meTbIneOwn.” Miss Pence was beautiful
In her wedding dress of champagnevoile with hat to match The bride's
table was arranged In the dining room,the bride’s cake being the central dec-oration. It was Iced In white and baldlarge candy baskets of daisies Thesilver candle stinks held white taperswith yellow silk shades The placecards were hand painted daisies Mrand Mrs. Dozier drove to Dsovllla,where they took the train for Law-renceburg and from there will goto StLouis and on an extended trip West,for their bridal tour They were therecIpleoM of many handsome presents.
The groom's gift to the bride was adiamond sunburst Drooeb. The brideIs a charming young woman, exceed-ingly handsome and universally popu-lar, She Is greatly beloved for hersweet disposition and sunny temperament The groom Is a stove manufact-urer of Nashville, a fine business maoand a clever gentleman.
Kegulai Term Lincoln County Coorl held
held May 9. 190^, Moo James I’
,Hailey, judge, presiding
In the matter of the |ielition for a grad-
ed school in the town of Hustonville, Ky.
' At the last regular term of this court
held on the iith day of April, igo^. a pe-
tition signed by Chas Wheeler, C. W.
Adams. JV Goode, Geo U. Weather-
ford, Jtl. Weatherford. V. B. Morse,
f'arpeoter, W. M Myers. Jas
Frye, S. D. Yowell. J. A Blain, J. KBaughman, Edward -Alcorn and W. K.
Williams, was filed in oi>en court before
Judge Ja.s r Bailey, judge ol said coun-
ty court asking that a graded common school
district l>e established with boundaries as
follows, to-wit: Beginning at and ini-lud
ing the residence oljC Neal and all ol
his farm, running from East line of same
to mile post I14 on the C, S, K. K ,near
crossing of the lluslonville A Danville
ncinnati Southern K. K.,
running along the Ka*t line of the right of
at said crossing with
said road South to ihs crossing cl the
driveway leading *o Kuss Jones now Mc-
Cormack) houso, including same, thence
to the residence of John Murphy, includ-
,ing him, thence with the pike to the K K.
trestle (North end) in front of Mall An
Public derson. excluding him, thence on a line to
Itennelt t'loyd'a residence, including that,
thence to the old George Carpenter farm,
occupied by Willis Kouten, including him.
e. C. WALTON
.Mism-g’ O.xl’onls, kill, pntciil tij', ai/.e 12 1-2, were 11, now 7,'tc.
Misetw' Pulciit I.cHtlii-r lixfonls, size 12 1-2 , wero fl.-'iO, now
Igiiiies' $l..')(l Patent tip kill Oxfonls now BHc.
I.ailies' |:i Pnlent I.entlicr I >xtnr<lii now tl.iis.
ligilics' ,'i0 Patt'iit Vici < >xl’orils now 12 - 211 .
.S'Veml Oilil I.ots Ignlies' Oxliinls, aize« II, 3 1-2 niiil I, wnrlli up to $2.f»0
ffo III 7!V.
-Men's ('anvils .'ihiicfi, the II. .'0 kinil, now ilXc.
Men's Cniivaa Oxtbnis, the |l..‘iO kiiiil. novt
Men's l.v.t'tO Tan Jxlim-s^ pi at $2 . 2->.
.Melt's Patent Vici Oxliinls, pi at I'J.fiB.
Men’s Patent Vici Oxliinls, p> at f3 . 2 l>.
\ tew pairs of those Igiilies' liollar Kill Oloves, aizrw .'i !M, mily to e|iv>«
them out l-"'c, all colors.
Lie l4iwns '.le a yanl.
M l-.'tc Igiwns .'h- a vanl.
.Men's ,'>0c I’liilerwear, now 24<\
Men's 110 SiiiU, luiw
Men's $ 1
2
. -’d* -‘suits, now fii.OJ*.
.Meit'i Straw Hats, slightly soilcil, worth uj> to II, p* at 10c tarh.
Lailirs' Nintw Sailors, pr at I 'ic each.
HON. D- L. MOOREcountv. Is s csniliesle tor Conpvts la the
,trice to sscceeU Hon. Ci. G, UH^rl. sub-
scUoli of Ihs DssKKrrsUc party. Your sup-
port Is sarasviiy solkltsU.
GEORGE W. DeBORD.
Is a caMlJats lor Shsrl« ol Uncoln county, subjsct
•• ran action ol tbs dasiocrstlc psrtn
T. JEFF HILL, 8R-,
a candldats for Shsrill ol Lincoln county, subtset
tta tcuon ol the Ssaocrsllc psrtv.
JESSE C. LYNN
u acankl-Uie for sbsrifl ol Uncoln county, subjsct to
•s seaon at Ihs Sswocrstic psrty. THE GRAND LEADER•AMUEL M. OWENS.
s (sBiiliUis lor ShsHf of Lincoln county, subjsct
tts seaon at tbs Ssinocrntlc party.
dink FARMERIs a candidat# for Jallsr of Lincoln county . subjsct to
•s action at tbs Dss»crsllc psrty.
JAMES C. HAYS
to t cnndldsis lor Jsllsr, subject 10 iha action of tbs
gasMcmtlc party.
W. I. HERRIN.
to n cwididals lor Jailor subjsct to tha action of Uw
•SBaciBtlc party.
Tbs laat raating place of yaur departed
onea by tha erection of a aultablo
Monumont. Lot It bo of oxelualvo
and artlatledosign, th# best maloriat
and of por foct worhmartohlp. Wo carry
tbo largest atock of Monumonta. Marhara andTablet# of Marbloand Qranito In Control Kantucky.
Lottaring dona by pnaumatlo toola.
Nona battar. Nona ebaapar.
‘AVIa
MEREDITH E. PRUITT
to a candidats tot Supsrlnwndsnt of Hub>‘
at Lincoln County, sub)sct to Uia action ol 1
in town ol Huxlonville Ky. a town of
sixth class ol the ifusionville Magicierial
District No 4. and that the site lor the
nchool house, to wit; ChriMinn C-dlege lot
to the town of Hustonville. Lincoln coua
ty. Ky . IS certihed to be and is not cx-
crediug z'j miles from any portioo ol the
boundary ol the propiwod districl and H
further appearing that a majority ol the
trustees in each of the common school
districts embraced in whole or in perl in
said proposed graded common achonl die-
WM. ADAMS A SO/V, Lexington, KyJAMES D. ANDERSON
It a candtdJita lor A*w»»of of Uncoln county, tub-
ct to ncUon ol ih« Jn^ocratlc pnrtv*
GEORGE To WOODIn a candidate lor of Lincoln county, tub-
|act to the action ol the de«ocratk party.DRUGGIST.W. B. McRoberts MTAN^OlfO,
D. C. ALLEN
Is s candidate lor Assessor at Lincoln county
Jnct to tbs action at tbs Dtsiocrstic party. tricl of the said proposed graded
school districl gnd have endor-
consent in writing upem the said LANDRETH’SLANDRETH’S
GARDENEMMETT M'CORMACK
ndidals lor Assessor of Lincoln county, sub-
the action of the deatocratlc party.Singleton, lujwnntendent ol coreaoa
school* in Lincoln county, hns consented
in the esinbllshmeni ol the said propuaed
diatrK*! and has endorsed his consent in
writing upon the said jretiiion. as provid-
ed by Uw, and this day the said petition
era appeared in open court and James P
Bailey, judge ol the Lincoln I'ounlv court
agreed with them that the proposed C.red-
GARDENw. A. CARSON
Is a'candldafe lor Assessor of Lincoln county,
|nct,lo the action of the toswcrntlc party.
WALL PAPER, DRUGS,READY MIXED PAINTE. D. KENNEDY.
Is a candidate lor Assessor ol Lincoln county, subjncl
to Uw nclion of the democrall,: psrty. Produce Wanted I
JOHN SAM OWSLEY. JR.
Is s candidate lor county allomey ol Lincoln county,
nnbjsci to 1st action at the democratic parry.
Will pay von tha beat nnrknt price for eggs,
beon. blden. feathem. tank, etc Call andbn eonvlaced at H B Nortbeott'a. Btnnlord.
K.vR. L. HUBBLE.
Of Lincoln county, it a candidate lor the nomlnatloo
lot Suit Senator In this district, subject to the aclton
at the democratic partv. THE CALVERTMite Willie K. Hocker,
Proprietreaa,The Louisville Time# baa taken
come pains to find outGrover Cleveland 'a
alrengtb la Kentucky and publiebes
(be following reeullot Usloveetlgalloti;
It Is almost tbe unanlmout opinion
among Keniuoklans tbai Mr. Cleveland
hae DO cbance wbaieoever U> receive
the Democratic nomination and If be
he should, that be could not carrv this
Slate In ibe eleciloo Aoy number of
Democrats declare that 50,000 voters
would stay away from the polls In ibis
State If Cleveland should be nominated
This number will Include men who vo-
ted for Bryan la 1890 and men wbo
boiled tbe ticket that year. Kentucky
Democrats tay plainly they will baye
none of Cleyelaod. Democrat* In the
Eaet *ay that Mr. Cleveland can carry
New York, New Jer*ey aod Cooneot
lout. Democrat* here do not know of
Vbe pqndRIOQ iQ Ibe L««t, but tbejr do
•ky that while Cleyelaod «a* eafylog
tho*e Stale* be would certainly loee
Kentucky, Indiana, Tenne**ee aod
Mtieouri. Therefore It I* figured by
Democrat* here In Kentucky that Mr.
Cleveland has no cbance of winning
the nomination and that clrcumstaocee
will never arise at Su Louie which will
ever make bim a poedbility
With band* and drum corps playing
"Dixie,” and tbe delegatee cheering
eotbuslaatlcslly, tbe 14ib annual reun-
ion of Uolted Confederate Velerant wee
called to order at Nashville Tuesday
by Gen. G. W. Gordon, after which
Gov. Frazier delivered an eloquent ad-
dreea ol welcome. Heated upon the
platform were meny distinguished vis-
itors. Gen. S. D. Lee'e appearance a*
permanent presiding officer wai the
signal for a demonstration.
Ik the American people shall decide
to restore a democratic administration
aod they will, one of the first sod most
cheering proepecu of sound business
methods will be to pul the public fioao-
oes on a solid basis by brloglog tbe
goyeroment receipt* and expenditure*
into a closer relationship
POLITICAL
Have Your Buggy PaintedIt It reported that Judge Alton B.Parker will be In St. Louis during theDemocratic National Convention.
It ba* been decided that Judge A. 8.
Berry will be the Democratic nomloeefor Circuit Judge In Csmpell county.
G Talbott Berry, of Uolon county,ba* been appointed Judge Advocate of
tbe Kentucky Stale Guard by Gov.Beck bam.Tbe Illinois democrat* Instructed
ibelr delegates to vote for W R Hearttfor president so long as bl* name Is be-fore the cooventloD.
Postmaeter Frank M. FIsber, of Pa-ducah, ba* been appointed by Gov.Beckham on tbe Kentucky Commissionto the Louisiana Purchase Expoeltlonto succeed former Lteui Gov. Wortb-
It will cost you only ••> I us* ibr bsst ofpalnU Slid vixrolsfcM and guarantsc mywork to be tr*t-clixiu>. Call at shop os Som-sr>«t street and see speclmeB of my work.House painting sod paper bsn^ng rheunlyand satisfactorily done. J. J. BKLUEN.
residencs. including ihsi farm, thence to
residence of George fsrjienlsr. occupied
by Willi* Kouten, including ihsI fsrni.
them e to the old <ieo Carpenter residence
excluding it. thence to W m Msdget'x res-
idence. excluding hint, thence cr-Msiog
Hustonville A O'ffsy * Turnpike with
North line of Evan Lyons farm, thence
from extremity of said North line a
AtrAight line to poini on Hn*lonville gnu
Carpenter s Creek turnpike, z 4 mile* from
Christian College building in Hustonville.
Ky., thence to the farm of James Gssiin-
eau including it, thence to the cruesing
ol the Hustonville and Hrsdfordsville pike
00 the Cssey county line, thence to the
farm of C K. McClure, including it.
thence to the farm of N,J
Cone, inrlud-
inu ihence to samuel Ford's farm, in-
J. M. PREWITTOsteopathic I'byalclae.
Office In Myers’ House.Consultation Free. Hour* S to
II A. M.; 3 to 4 P. M.; V to S P. a
Stanford, • Kentucky
Farm For Sale ! DIGNITY + dare:.
I
fWlUIsm J. BrvSh, it la •onouncad,will be the principal speaker at tbeconvention of New York Democratewbo are opposing tbe nomination of
Judge Parker, and which will be heldIn Cooper Union June 20.
Carlton McCarthy
On account of lll-hi-altb I decirc to sell
privately mv farm of ITS acres, located Ir
edge of Hiutonvllls. Oood liiipruvemsDt*.
fruit, never falling water, will sell as
whole or divide. Boiall bouse on lowerpart. U. R BAKNKTT.
Huston vllle, Ky.
Combined Stallion. , Democrat, wae
elected Mayor of Richmond, Va., witha full Democratic Board of Aldermenand CouDclImen. The vote waa ex-ceedingly light. Municipal electlonawere held generally In Virginia Thereeuli was practically a Democraticsweep.
The New York Sun le republican butthat doesn’t keep It from telling thetruth sometlmea. For Instance It sey*that “tbe Rooeevelt trust is tbe mostcompact moooply on earth— Preaidant,Vice Prealdent, Uoiied Suie* Senate,House of Represenailves, RepublicanNational Convealloo, Republican Nat-ional Committee Indeed tbe PresldeolI* spokeo ol ae “tbe whole cbeeie.”
When Lieut Gov. Thorne took tbechair of the chief executive during theabeence of Gov. Beckbara from tbeStele, et St. Louie, be gave out tblastatemeot: "1 wish mv friend* to comeand tee me If they will in a purely *0clal way, but tell them to advance forme that If they want any money out oftbe treasury, or pardon* for aoy oftheir cootiliuenta wbo happen to Im In
the penitentiary, they might aa wellsave the car fare neceeaary to gel here.I am leaving all such maitera in tbehands of Gov. Beckham.”
Mahogany bay, black iMlots, white only on left hind foot, eight years old, U.IM kandahigh, walgha l.SOS pouoda, strong flat bone, heavy mane and tall, good back, with long,craney, tapering neck, well eet In high mount<-d sbouldere. aeaddle boree bead and earon him. a modal under balU-r, wonderful stria In harnase, a show burse eurs. When onnyear old wore all honors In his claaa wherever shown, aleo tba blue tie In awerpatake bar-nesa rings ax same age. When a three- rear old he waa ahown 14 tlmae and wore IS bluestring!; lots never been defeeti-d In fancy barnoea rings: bat always bean tba victor Inetalllon slake rings; aa a breeder, when shown with three or more of bis gel. for else,
etyle and general conformation and for all pur|iosea. He la a saddle boree with flvw dle-tlDCt gaits, fast line acting racker, good In two walks and a nice lo|ier, very pualtive Inble trot under saddle and In barnea-. great all around action, as la rei|Ulrad for an up-M>date tire of high priced sale horse for saddle or barm-M He la a sure enough harnessburse, gracafuT. stvllsh aod fast: can show eighths In 18)4 seconds, a X:tS gats with butlittle handling; did this last fall after serving WI mures last spring. He la |KMeeased ofwonderful nerve.end s|«ed enough to get trotter* fur track us* or jrentlemen's roadMters,large, haudaume. stylish, heavy and strung enough to get carriage hontex with a kindlydla|HJSltloo for all purpose* of a family home He Is the home to sire parkem, stylish,graceful. sulMtaoco, docility It ha* been given up by humrmen that he la one of themoat uniform breedem In Kentucky. He type, hi* cult after himself ; has never sired asorrel cult. The miwt profitable horse, homes for the farmer and email breeder to pro-duce Is the horse wbicb serves the widest range of purposes well. Hie colts ere show colt*of.the highest type, blue string winners from tbe oldest to the youngest.Kbpiokbb.—Hired by Uhester Dare 10 N H H K, be by Hlack 8<|Ulrrel, 58, he by Black
Ragis *4, be by King William AT. he by Washington Denmark fit, he by Oalties Ilsomark61. be by race boree Ilenmark. K H, be by lm|Hirted Hedgeforrt. Dignity's fimt dam Lli-lemont, by Welchiuont, No 61167. A T II K, ho by William Welch U41, ha by Kyedlck'etlesenlslast.nnltin * O.s I It v’a flAtii hv AlvdallKll M(*Mf>nirAr. Kr<1 liw TillPa IFsaw-
DENTIST.OfTloe in Elmore Building
MAIN ST.
Stanford, Kentucky
in said prttpoeed graded common school
district, whether there ahall be levied and
collected an annual tax ol )0 cenli on
each lioo ol property, asseHsed in said
proposed graded school district, belonging
lo w^ite voters and corporations and a
poll tas ol Si on each white male inhabi-
tant over 2i years ol age residing in said
proposed graded common school district
for the purpose of maintaining a graded
common school in said proposed graded
common school district and for the pur
poseoi purchasing or erecting suitable
buildings therefor, at provided by the
common «:hool law The officer* o the
election will also cause the said legal vo-
ters in said proposed graded common
si-hool districl to vote lor five persons to
be trustees of same, provided said lax
shall be approved by said voters. The ot-
ficers of election will make due return of
iKs raanlt of said election al once after
A S. PRICK,SargsoD
Mjmford, Ky.uTur MuBoburu’ l>ng Storu Im IM Dvtluf
BulUInt
Dr. O. S. WilliamsDENTIST.
All work guaranteedand prices rea*
sonable.Hustonville. • Kentucky
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^roimilK with Kt-i|, lilue, i'ink aixl
Hlack ti}^iir('ii.
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25c••••A
7c.
I.<>t ot l.awni> tliat wild fur 10 and• • •
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19c
Fur IlniiipHpun Cotton Skirtinj;i»,
•y?;• •
lOc For Dress Duck and Mix Skirtings for wash skirts.
15c for choice of a big line of plain and flaked Voiles.
5c for all size checks in apron Ginghams.
5c for good assortment of fancy calicoes.
5c for fine brown cotton.
$1 for the best solid leather two shoes for comfort ever sold in Stanford.
75c for a comfortable pair of house slippers.
Remnants of mattings cheap. Right for halls and small rooms.
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For choice of a hij{ lot of white
and Colored iihirt wai^te that wild at
oOc and II.
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75c
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For a nice deiniu nkirt. • 9 • • 9
15cFor a MfnV An*ti<* Fndcn»hirt.
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Try a jiair of thiwo liar};Bin t*liji-
jier*. Soft an a kid glove.
S02ST, ST-A.lSrF'OIR,X:>.
THE INTERIOR JOURNAL,''”
rela*
STAirroRi), Ky., - Ji .yk 17, IWOl
The tael that iba lluMlaoa ar* baloff
dataated doe* ool mean that uur Uu*-
•lan Cora Cura I* Doi (ood. Yuuroioe-ay back If It fatla to cur* Ten 3cdu a
bottle. I'cDDjr'* Drur Stor*. Staaford
PERSONiLS.
Lax-MR a. H. Rlkin l*OT*r front
lagtoo
Mr 8 P Gray waatupto Barbour-
villa TueedayMrr. H H Jonks waat to Nlcbola*-
vlll* Wedaaeday.UoN. U A Lackky I* vlaltlag bl*
j
dauKhtar la Laitagioa.
James T. Menekee, of N*« Orleae*,
;
I* bar* witb hi* par*oi*
Mrs. Miloreu Bea/.ley. of (.aaos*-
Ur, I* wItb Mr*. W. W. Hay*
Miss AN'JIE Kinnairu, of Laaca*-
tar, wa* with Ml** Clara Coopar
NEI.RON Pant, of KlemloEiburg, wa*
bar* witb I. F. Cook Wadaaaday.
MRS. JetHN Bright, JR , and cblld-
raa are witb ralailva* la Garrard.
Mrs J H Ti'kner. ol J***aiplo*,
I* witb bar *l«ter, Mr* R U. Besilay.
llEV. It. B. Mahon
Y
atteaded tb*
BaptUt coavaatloa at CampbelUvIlls
Jt'LiAN Hocr.se aad Wm J. Good,
wla, ol Laxlofioo. cant* over to tb*
hop.
Miss SI'i^an Fisher Woods I*
Miss Mary HtNitLEY I* with
ve* at Lebanoa.
RS StrsiE CURRY, of I.aaes«t*r,
I* wlib .Mr*. W.A. Car*oa
Julius Vo.n Oruenujan, of Nlcho-
lasvlll*, wa* her* ye*terday.
Mr. C. M. Kk e and family have
toot to bouaekeeplag to a cottage 00
Mill etreet.
Dr It A Jo.s'ES west toAdaIr couo*
ty yesterday to remalo uotll Tuesday
with bl* pareata.
Miss Mary Fra.nce,
F
lemlagsburg’*
eolrv la tbs Elocutionary Contest to*
olEbt, I* tb* guest of Mr*. K. H. Baaz
ley.
W ANTED —A white nurse for a bsbysix mootb* old. Mr*. Jobo B. Foster,
Stanford. *
I The Ladles' Aid Society of the
I
Christian church will meet la tbe lec
,ture room of that church at 2:.'I0 Satur-
: day afternoon
Chapter 1.12 of Kentucky Sutute.and chapter III of tbe General Statute.
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are hereby repealed and all acts anapart* of act* looonslsteat with tbi* aci
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are re|>caled
SAVE MONEY f
Special Sale lOO Suits I
LOCALS.
Elocutionary contest to-aigbt.
Hermib woo tbe Suburban Uandlcapyesterday afteronoo. Carroll Held's
Tb* Picket wa* second and Irish Ladthird. Time, 2;06: distance If mile*.
Nothinu ol Importsnc* ba* beendone la tb* circuit court *0 far. Tbetrial of James Kennedy for killing
Will Holmes Is set for n*xt Wedoes-;<isy.
For Kent. — Tb* Bronaugb cottage
on East Mala Street. Mr*. Mary E
Bronaugb *
Geraniums at 'iu, big.
Other beddtog plant* In
Jobo Chrlsmao
floe plants
proportion.
I The bop last night wa* a thing of
beauty and a joy while it lasted. Tbe
I
belles and beaux ol Stanford and manyother town* In this section were pres-
ent and tripped the light fantastic till
the wee sma' hours Tb* music by
Saxton wa* exquisite.
OUR bouse I* open again and wa oor.
dially lovli* you to call and sae u*. W,H. Higgins, successor to Higgins dc
McKlooay. *
For Kent —Tb* littia store-room
on Laoraster Street, next door to IN
TERiOR Journal entrance. W. PWalton, Lexington, Ky
Hkmemiier tbe precinct oonventloo*
I
Saturday, June 2!>. at 2 I*. M. Do your
Itb i duty, fellow Democrats, turn out and
vote to Instruct for Halm.
Lat
For Sale —Cottage of flv* rooms,
ball aad nice veranda Larga barn,
etc. PIsca must ba sold For partic-
ular* see L K. Hughes, Stanford *
bar sistar, Mr*. 8 M Allen, at Mil
lersburg
Messrs. O. B. Sutton and wScott, of Hockcastle, war* callers
this offlee yesterday
Mrs Mary j. Owens and Mr* CB. Owen* and baby, of Somerset, are
with Mr* J. W lUiut
Burch Huuhanan, of Montgomery,
Ala ,paseed up Wednesday to visit bl*
motbsr at Crab Orchard.
MR SHELTON M SaUKLEY, of the
Laxlofton Democrat, I* spaadlng a faw ATTdfTiON ADVERTI8ERS.-AI1 par
dayt with bl* mother bar* I<" Crab
MRS J J. OORNRLISON and baby re- ;
Oreba-d fair oatalogo* will please eeod
turned to Csmpbellsvllle Tueeday Ml*, j
*«l*ertl**m*ni* at one* to Sac-
ItROPPED Dead.—
M
rs. Rlixabetb
Bransoo dropped dead lotbeflald wber*sbe was working, near Liberty. Barbsaband was clos* by. It I* thought
that heart disessa was her trouble.
retail W D Wallin. Crab OrchardSusla Saunders sccomiMtnIsd tbsm
boos*.I
KiLUNo Wallac* Wall* sbotin theMiss fXlEAtiETH Hunn returned *0
1 0 *4^ *od gniBd oy Martin Brown onCtsclnnstl with Mre. A. K. Hsory 8be|y^^^, river near McKinney Iset nigbt.
will go from that city to visit rslstlve*' ,ith Walls' wife aodanoth-at Ooooaetoa. Ill Br woman when tba killing securrad.Msa. Uarvey Glass and Mlee Mary I
Ulase, of Someraet, are bare.tba gueete! Ir you haven’t taken advanuge ol
of Kev OllbartGI
Mr. John W Kout.
MISBBH MINERVA EMRRY, of Lax
Inglon, aad Etbal Waat, of Lancaster,
will be tba guaau aext waaE of the
MIssee VanArsdale
News oossee from Hustoovllla that
Mlee f'senls Powell oootlnuea Is scrlt
leal cooditlon Mre Maty Jane HulT-
man I* much better
Miaa Caroune Gray, wbo will rep-
reeant Wllllanistowo la tbe contest to-
night, arrived yealerday and It tbe
gueat of Mre. 8 P. Gray.
Mins Nellie Denham I* at home
from college at Loretio, Mlee Marga-
ret Denham attended tbe commence-
meet exarcleea of that ecbool.
Miss Kkpie WRPiUT, formerly of
tbe Turnarevllla section, bat our thank*
far an Invitation to the commencement
axeroltea of tbe Montana Normal Col-
lege at Ollllon, Moot.
JUDDR James P. Bailey and Coun-
ty Clark Cooper went to Fraoktort yaa-
terday to try and gat tba Board of
Equalization uka off tbe raiee It im-
poeed on Lincoln county.
MR. J. C. KiNii and daughters, Mlta-
•* Annie and Elizabeth King, of Nor-
man, O. T, are visiting friends and
relatlvs* In the East End. Mr*. King
cam* to Kaotuckv some week* ago
MEHBR8. G. T. HIUUINHOTHAM 8Cd
M. F. Hout, ol Garrard, returned from
a two weeks' trip to Martinsville, Tuee-
dny. Both gentleman are very much
Improved In health, and the star there
wa* pleasant as well a* beneflclal.
Dr. W. F. Qiukle, on* of the grad-
uates, has our ibabk* for an Invitation
to the oflminenoement exercise* of the
Hoepital Collage of Medicine, Loule-
vllle, Prldav evening, July 1 The doc-
lor ha* made an enviable record In that
Institution.
Miss Minerva Emhry, of Lexing-
ton, I* here with Ml** Chloe Bsugb-
man. By tbe wav, theee two young la-
dle* were the only graduate* ol Camp-
bell-Hasu'''"*" College wbo declined to
promise that they would not marry be-
fore they became 21 year* old. The
other 13 member# of the olaa* made the
pledge.
and tbe family of|
tba great Cut Prio* Sals now on at
John P. Jon**', go at ooce and you will
And everything fust a* advartlacd—at
leee than coat price You can't nfford
to ml** tbI* sal* *
T9C game of base ball between tbe
Stanford boy* and tbs St Lwale Bloom-er OIrli at tba Graded School ground*
Wednesday aftsrnoon was fairly wall
attaodad aad greatly eojovad. Ourboy* plavsd a good game sod defeated
tb* visitor* 15 to 9 Tbs Bloomer team
wa* eompoaed of flva womea aod four
man and tb* women ware aa good, if
not battar player* than tb* maaabar* of
the atrongar sex Geo. L Penny urn
pirad tbe game, which laatad about It
hour*. Tbe Bloomer* travel In a pri-
vate ear and deported themeelvea very
creditably while bare.
During tbe ball game an unfortunate
aocldent bappaoed A batted ball went
Into tbe crowd back of left held. Mis*
Lillie Cllflord. Iba 14 year old daughter
of Train Dlepatcher and Mr* F L. Clif-
ford, rooelvlng the full force of tbe
•paedlng boll on tbe nose. Several
bonea war* broken, tba wound bleeding
profusely. While tbe Injuries are seri-
ous, the phyelcISD* believe that tbe
wound* will heal satisfactorily, and
that there will be no dlsQgurement.
—
Carbondale, III., Free Pres*. Mr Clif-
ford was agent of tbe L. Jc N. here a
year or *0
Many of the farmer* are already cut-
ting tbeir early wheat, aod *0 far no
ojocplalot Is really made a* tosbortage.
Tbe C. C. ranch, of which J. E. Carson
I* president, began cutting last Mon-day morning, aod I* cutting at least 200
'
acres every day. He I* cutting mostly
Mey wheat and say* It runt well to 18j
and 20 bushel* an acre. The late wheatwill be much better than this. It It
ripening slowly. Threshing will bo
begun In about 10 day* Mr. Carton It'
using 15 binders, and 50 borset Forty 1
men are kept busy at work harvesting^
this crop Mr. Carson I* a progressive,
'
up-to-date planter, doing his work on a'
high scale. Such new* from him I*
proof that tba crop* are all right -For-
'
ry,0 T , Dally Kepublloan.j
With strict adhereove to fact and
circumstances, we believe that we cansafely stale tbat Boo. Harvey Helm,Lloeolo's candidate for Congress, It
gaining ground dally In this county
From every sidecome* tbs most flatter,
log report* of bl* atceodeocy over tbe
other eotrles to the race, aod we have
By buvtog coal early. We have Just re-
ceived Xt car* coal and will m-II at a reducedprice of from I to 3 cent* on bushel cbea|ierthan Id SO day* from above date.
KINO A OU.X, Moreland, Ky.
Good Fabrics.
Desirable Patterns.No. »o>»
REPORT or THE CONDITION
THE NATIOHAL BANK OF HUSTONVILLE,|
AT MUSTONVILLE.
la |ht StM« of Keoiucky, at tka cIom of butioMt|
JaM Mb, IMN
RESOURCESL<»aiM anA discouou IOverdraAfl. Mcnred and wnaocuredU S. Bondi to i«cur« circutatioo. .........
Baahinf Houoa, luraltura aad bxiurvt.Duo from Nouoaal Baoki, not Ro-
•arvo Af toilDiitfroa Siaio Banki aad BankartI>at from apprOYrati rtttrvt accnltCbtckt aad orbtr catb IttmtNoi*« ot other Mational BankaFraYitooal paper curroncf, ait-kcla and
ctotiLawful Moetp Rtitrrt ia Bank, via
*
SpecitKtdtmptioa fund with U S Iraaiurtr
} ptr ctnt. of circulation -
Thtae talU bare btMD called from regular atork and |iut oo special
«>ale. because In tome patlernt we bate oolj one toll— lo none more tlian
thre«*. We detlre to ftt stock free from oddu and cods. Tbene rRfCRS
ahould move them
:
14.97k M7A.lKi
I
tb 51
5 11
5.579 UO
||5 0alU for
112 SO BulU for
tlO Suits for
Suita for
Some 910 Bulti as low ae..
Tnial..
LIABILITIES.Capital iiock paid in . ..
Surniui fund ..
Unoividtd prohti. Itaa taptnaea analaita paid
National Bank notei owiataadina
$212,251 42 j
$.v.nio ou j
10.0UU ou
;
Buy Early And Get The Pick.
Uf a Mr
CUMniNS& M’CLARY.•mall besitanov Id .ayltg there I* little
j H.*Dar™ .
doubt In our miod but tbat he will be|
i.di.idu.i d.po.iu.ubjKt t« check..
overwhelmingly endorsed by our peo-
ple at tba precinct conventions, Sat-
nrdav June 25 -Richmond Register.
Toisl
.<TATEITE KKNTI i xy,#County Ol lJac«»lB
Crah Orchard —Tba Ladle*’ AidSociety of the Christian church will
meet witb Mre, Curtis Cover MondayAll tba msmber* are Invited, a* Impor-tant buslnee* will be transacted. Mrs.J. K. VanAredale and Mis* Susan Van-Arsdnie, of Stanford, were gueete at tba
|
Cover Hotel. Mteees Ha Holdam and
1 J. W Hi -krr, tuhlor of tht abovt namedHank, do solemnly awear that the aboet aiatcmentla true lo the boat of my knowludfo aod holtef.
-I W. Him Ksa, raahlrr.
Subscribed and awora to h?lorc me this 15thday el *luae, !‘e»4 J I* (*<»nttlt, N. P. L. C.My LoiHUilmtuo taplree March 12, 19u5.
Cormet •Aimet ,
KliW AHI» AUOBM, )J B Ml ariir. % Dircctora.
T. J. Kmmmwii, )
HOT WEATHERGOODS.
Z7IUI.
REPORT OF THE CONDITIONCatb Bronaugb are visiting friends In
j
tbe country Mis* Mabel McWhorter|
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANKI* vleltlng at Altamont. Thera will beeervice* at tbn Hsptlst ebureb Sundaymorning and evening. Tbere will be a
buslnee* meeting Saturday afternooe
Tne strawberry supper at Mr*. Estes'
wes a success. I£i 30 wa* realized.
The ALTER80N Vaorancy Bill.—Following Is the Vsgrancy BUI Intro-
duced by Hon. J M Alvereon, of tbi*
olfloe, aod wblcb went loie effect W’ed-oesday lest:
Tbe following person* eball be deem-ed to ba vagrant*, to wit;
A ay able-bodied mala person wbohabitually loiter* or ramble* aboutwitboet mean* to support blmself, aodwbo be* no trade, celling or profeseioo
to make an booaet Itvellkood
Aay able-bodied male peraon who Is
without visible mean* of support, aodwbo habitually fall* or refuse* to eogags lo honest labor for bis owe sup-
port, or far the support of his family If
ba has one.
Any aMa-bodled male person wbopurposely deseru bl* wife or children,
leaving them, or any of them, withoutsuluble subsistence or suitable mean*of subslsleoee and blmself being idleor dissolute.
Any able-bodied person, male or fe-male, wbo ha* no visible mean* of sup-port and wbo habitually refuse* towork, aod wbo habitually loiter* on tbsstreets or publlo place* of soy village.
AT STANroRD|
la th« Siai« of Kentucky, at the ckne of kuMoett
,
JUM :•« 1904.
1V1.935 31 I
5,524 424l.niNf 00
1
2.IIU0 OU'
5,n.M 50A 25U UO •
5 172 00.
town or oltyAny person found guilty of tbe of-
fense of vagraev shall, for tbe flrst of-fense. be flood fllO, or Imprisoned intbe workhouse, If tbere be ooe, for ;i0
days: If not. Imprisonment shall be Incounty jell 30 days; or tba puolsbmenimay ba both such floe sod Imprison-roeol. For the second offense aod allsubsequent offeosee, liO dav* Imprison-ment In tbe work house. If there beooe; If there be none, lo tba countyjail. Any one who la flood under thisact shall be required to work at hardlabor at tba rate of II per day uotll floeaod cost are satisfled Any one who I*iniorlsooed, either lo workhouse or Injell. Shall be required to work el bardlabor during the term of hi* Imprison-mentCircuit courU, polica courts, quer-
terlv oouru aod justices of tbe peaceshall have jurisdiction of tbe offense ofvsgrancy, and for the purpose of tryinga pereoQ charged with vagrancy, policeoouru, quarterly court* and justices'court* shall be deemed to be alwsyeopen
It shall be tbe duty of all sberl.Ts,ooestabies, marshal* aod polioemeo lokeep a watch for vagrants at thoseplace* whore they are accustomed tooorgregaie: aod If any of those officer*have reason to believe tbat a vagranthabitually Infest* a public place or^treot. It than be the duty of said offi-cer to warn him to leave such placeand go to work If two or more va-graou habitually loiter about anystreet or public place, U ihall be tbeduty of iuoh offleera to disperse them,using no more force than la reasonablvnecesaery for that purpoae.
kksourcesIzMOt odE dlftCOUUtSOT«#jra4M- accurvd aad tta«acurcd. ......
r H Booda to ««cur€ ClrcuUtioQl*rmMla4i} OQ I’. S. HtiadaBouda. MeltaiikiDE*hoo»c,furaitur« and fislurMu.oikM rmU emata owaadIhia from Naiiodai Baaks, act Ko-
aarra Agaaia.-l>ua from Hiatr Iteoka and UaDk^riDot from approT«d reaerve a|t«DtslolraoaltuCkackft and other fdah iiams......Naiat ofothor Nat. HaokaI'ractMiaal paper currency, nickels and
camsi4«iui Money Raaoree lo liook. via. . ..
Speutc 911 571 50L^l undor ootas 4.217 «U |5,HSi> ABRaoetnpUiMi fund with U. Si. Treasurer
) par cent, of circoiaiioo 2,959 09Um Irom S»uio ol Koaturky.............^..
Straw Hats, Cloth Hats.
Low Sh^es in Tan andPatents, Negligee Shirts.
Lace Hose, Crash Suits,
Serge Coats, Men’s, Wo-men’s and Children’s
white canvas low shoes.
All new and up-to-date.
14,<HI 22K.IU 25
27,.>34
1,271 572,350 UU 27. J.AU» 47
McROBBRTS,Stanford, Kentucky.
Total
LlAHILl I lES.
Capital stockSurplus fuadUodividod profits,
laaea paidNational Bank Notes outsiaadiog....l*iso tootlior natiooal haoka .............
Duotottate banks aod haokore. ......
individual deposita subioct lo check..CoruAod cborka
291,151 M
lOM eapooMS and
I 50.00U UOI
1.900 UUI
4th OF JULY9,5M 74
. 41.UU3 III
f.3Mi 974,:ta» 21
. 175.212 42
AT STANFORD.I
.
Total
STATE OF KENTUCKY,County of Lincoln.
J.iiy of
I, Jno. J. MrkoEiorta, cashier of above named|
Hank, do solemnly swear that the ahove stato-
nt M true to the Wsi of my knowladee andJNO. J. M< Hit
Given hy the Maccabees of Lincoln county. Everybodyinvited.ss.
llof. JNO. J. M< Hi*HERrs. Caahior.
Sukecriked and sworn lo before me this 15tb dayof June. IVkH. W M. Bri||hl. N P. L. C.
J. ri. I1(K Kik,B- H. Bai'uiiiiA.'t,
M. IL ELMuax,Directors.
Ooriopt-Alteel.
No. 5122
UKPOKT OF Ct>Nl»IT10N OF THE
Maccabee Horseback Parade.Speeches by Col. T. I*. Hill, Judge J. P. Bailey, Hon.
C. Warren, Hon. J. S. Owsley and Others.1C
Lincoln Conntj Nitionil Buk.DF KrASI-OKI), KY.,
At lb. tlM* ul Hiialnras Joss S, I9U4.
KI.SOUKUES.
l-usB. sail IHsivusIs V7Of.nlnUU MTurfU suil uiisM-uraU lS.7as Ml
U. S. llooJ. lu Mt'urs cimilstlunStork., ss<'UriUss. str -Hsnkla* bouiw, turaltyrs sdU S.turM .
Dm rh>Bi N.iioasl tUnk. (not Krsrrvs
AsMI.Dus Iruui ittst. Baok. sud Banksn. .
Du. Itoiu a,snta..._
Ck.k. and otbrr cask Itstu.
Nutaauf other National Rank.J-'mrtiuuni p.prr riirrrn«'y, nlrkla. .od
mita. -Lawful Moiiny Rnrrra In Hank, <rl>.
NIshI. «»l.J,al-tra<l.r nuts* .,.....,.it,7<ai UO
Kralruipllun Iruui U S. Traa.'r (6 prr
rant, rirrulatiun)
M.IIOO Ull
x..'wo go
it,.«w M
Foot Races, Sack Races, PotatoRaces, Pole Vaulting*, Pat
Man’s Race and Oth-er Amusements.
25,^ 40105 817«IU 19
IJ^^Fire AVorks at Nigbt. Be sure to remain for theniaguificent I*yrotcchnic Display.
13,750 00
2..VI9 WTotal ..9312,521 91
UAIIII.ITIES. I
CepUnl stuck paid lu 9 Mi.im) 00
Suriilue fund 4,925 UU
Undivided pruOU, le« ex|waaMaod ux*ee paid 5 789 75
Natloual Hauk Nulee oiiUtamliu( . 50,000 OU
Due to other National Hanks II,hV2 32
Due to NUta Hanks and liankrra. *22 h5
Individual depualtaiuli)ei*t lo cbrc'k 1 h7,0Ki wi
Nutesand bllle rediaeeuoted
^ About"" Penny's
Ice Cream.Total _»SIZ,«J1 »l
-TAl KCk' KKNTICKV,)
County of Lincoln, f**'
I John R Ow.lay, cashier of tlia ain.a namedItank, do wilcmnly .wear that tba alaT. .uiciuviit
U true to tba lieit of my kuuwia<lic<- and litllaf. i
J. R. OWHLKY, Ctuhlar|
Subacrlliad and sworn lo Iwfor. ui. thU IHh d.y,
ol Juo* igw. J. J- Mt KOBKRW. S I’. L t .
'
Co««z.v-Atft:
<i. W. CZkTKH.Oliscton.
I moke luy own Ice Oresiii and know pemoonlly that It t. Clean, l*uro
and made from good Cream and Krtmb Ullk. We are now prepared to fur-nltb you Ice Cream In quantitlea of two gallon* or lean. Urdan for morethan one qnart will be packed In ice. I’rioc <1.10 per gallon
.
PE^NY’S DRUG STORE,**’!!}?”'-
r
I \
J
1-
To The Voters of the Fifth Ap'
pellate Court District of
Kentucky.
THIS OUGHT TO CONVINCE
Penny Will Pay For HyomeiHimself When it Fails to
Cure Catarrh.
‘*If I only knew It to be true, I would
not hNiUte a uiotncnt." ThU li •
thought tho average peraon has when
reading the olaimn of enme of the medi-
cinee that are advertiaed aa cures for ca-
tarrh.
The results from the uae of llyoruel are
so remarkable in the cure of catarrh,
that they seem beyond belief. The fact,
though, that Mr. Peony, one of the beat
known druggiats in thia aectioo, has so
ouch coofldencs in the power of Hyometo cure Catarrh that he aella it under hia
peraooal guarantee to refund tho moneyif the purchasers can say that it did not
belplhem, ought to cunyince the moat
skeptical that Hyomei ran be relied upon
to core all catarrhal troubles, no .matter
how serious or deep- seated
The cosaplete Hyomei outfit, consisting
of a neat inhaler that ran be carried in
the purse or pocket, a medicine dropper
and a bottle of Hyomei, coats only onedollar. Additional bottles of Hyomeican be procured for fifty cents, making it
the moot economical of treatments.
Catarrhal colds, which are so commonat tbit season of the year, hava been cur
ed In a day. Mild cases of catarrh that
have become chronic are frequently cur*
ed in a week or 10 days. Now is the
time to begin the use of Hyomei, remem •
boring that Penny tells every package on
a positive guarantee to refund the money
I
if it fails to cure.
jMsrrd n the potl-oHe* at Slan/ord as1 am a candidate for Judge of the
Court of Appeals from this district,
subject to the action of the democratic
party. As circuit judge. It became myduty to try a number of criminal cases,
which baye become a part of the Slate's
history and at a most critical time. Asjudge of the State fiscal court, it fell to
my lot to construe the Statutes adopt-
ed, to pul In force the provisions of the
new constitution, as well as to construe
the present constitution whenever a
controversy arose aa to Its proper oon-
strucllon. Almost iooumerabls cases
baye burdened the dockots of my court,
touching the rights of corporations and
the exercisa of franchises under the
law. How well I have discharged myduties under such trying circumstances,
it left to you to determlns.
I will be very grateful to all who feel
they can assist me to secure the high
position and oSica to which I aspire.
Very respectfully.
Jambs E. Cantrill.
$t»nd~claii matter,
Joseph Price Infirmaryin bscksifsa.
Successor to Bruce A Carter,
Livery, Peed and Sale Stable,
Depot Street, STsNroBD, Kv.
Special attention to Commercial MenYour patronage is solicited. Horses
handled on commission.
Stock Pens In Connection.
NEW LIVERY STABLE,
I. W.BTniXI*S3N.?Ten,
JUNCTION CITY, - KY.
nrst-OIass Turnonu at Eaasoaabls Bates,
•psclst AtUaiioD %o TrsYsllm* Msm.
Grata sad Hay For iala.
C. R.McCormack,Dealer in
Fine Staple and Fancy Groceries,Hardware.Tinware and Harness.Fresh meats and fish daily. High-est Market Price for Country Pro-duce.
C. R. McG)rmack, Hustonvillc
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Gro-ceries, Fruits, Veg-etables, Cigars andTobaccos, Stanford.
.... J. H. BOONE 4 CO., ....
Proprietors
UIVERV ftNDFEED STftBUEStanford. Kv.
Homer, it Is snld, died of cbnrgin ni
not being nble to expound n riddle pro-
pounded by n simple flshermnn—“Lensi
’.ng wbnt's uken, wbnt ws took not webring."
Aristotle wns perplexed nod Pblle-
tns, the celebreted grnmmarlnn end po-
et, puxiled bimeelf to deetb trying to
solve the sophism celled by tbeenclenta
"The Ller"—"ff you sey It youreelf ‘f
lie,' and in eo saying tell e truth, yon
lie: if you sey *f lie,' end In so saying
tell e lie, you tall the truth."
Dean Swift, who could so agreeably
desoeod the highest badinage, was very
fond of puxxles Many of the best rid
dies In oirculatioo may be traced tothe
sportive moments of man of the great-
est celebrity, who gladly seek In themoccasional relaxation from ibe graver
pursuits of life
Central Kentucky
Real Estate Exchange& Title Company,Stanford, Ky.
Kentucky Fair Dates.
The following are the dates fixed for
holding the Kentucky fairs .'or 1901 as
far at reported,
Harrodsburg, August 9—3 days.
Klrksyllle. July 15—2 days.
Crab Orchard, July T7—3 days.
DanvUle, August 3—3 days.
L.awreoceburg, August 1(1—4 days.
Sbepberdsville, Aug. 23—4 days,
Sbelbvville, Aug. 23—t days.
Springfield. Aug 24—4 days.
Somerset, Aug. 30-4 days
Nicholatville, Aug. 30—3 days
Florence, Aug. 31—4 dnvs.
Glasgow, Aug. 31—4 days.
Ellzsbethtown, Sept, fi—4 days
Hartford, Sept. 21—4 days.
Georgetown, Aug 9—12 days
Undertakers andEmbalmera.
T)ar)H Traylor
Wtilsk'i Brandii. Wines. Beer
GlQars. Eitc.
STANFORD, KY.
Driven to Desperation.
Living at so oul of (be way place, re-
mote from civilizstion, a family is often
driven to dee|)eration in case of scclilent,
resulting in Burnt, Cuts, Wounds, IToers, stc. Lay in a supply of Buoklen't
Amies Ssivs. It’s the best on earth. 2Ac
St Penny's I>rug Store.
•tl all ! iMMfy l*U«« well I—i >4
as4 la faa4 ra^tr H*um al iM tael aa4 te
t'anearailveiy aaw aa4 aa«j a*A tor tkawImU |»rvfenv.
Ma. M- -^ana a( lit ^laa la Oaaey eaaalf TvaMory fraaM 4««lllaa. two n4 heraa aai allkef
•allMiUdia^. im reaalr. H»laa4t4laa4 aad la ff«a4 c^Maiualif . A barfala at lauu.
Ma ^7- Fkrai lift acraa la (^aaav aaeair. Aae« i«a elory • raam fraoea 4«eUlaf aa4 al44aeiliag la lair rea4tUoa Uarae aa4 etaaraut-balUiafi Oa aoaair raa4. e|»)#a4t4 tebaer* Wm»4.
' wall vaier«4, tve Vella. e^ta«. ata. 1Alaiaa4a-airabla iMuaa IM*#. ll.Ana,
ha. •- Farai aC taa< na 7^ aillaa tra« MaaM4, aa roaaty r«4. iA a< raa la ralUvallaa, aavaala p^ara. i fmd arraar4e aa4 rm* la tlaitiar. T«aaaealt rnrttagoa. foH4 Wra aa4 aalball41i^. aeUvaief«4 aa4 laaclaf fairly faa4. Ilara caa hahaaglit al faar AA ll**A I* iadiaaa^-lia aa4 »uM ha«a aaaavNa AA-e* Farai af 7A arraa aaar Wara«at*arg
DaelliDa. gaod hara, al« Wall aalera4« laaciagaa4 halMiatn la aao4 n^lr fra4a(U«a U»aetaaalaa4. la aau4 aa'.^hKurkaa4. deaa la atbaalaa4 aa gaw4 raa4. rrUal'twMa M .A larai ml ICM arras la CAaay •aaaty. Sy
Oaeai»4 aaa- half Mary 4«allle4 aiih aii raaan,•ne4 hara aa4 aOear aalb4ill4laaa Mtiy arraa laraUlvaUaa, iA arraa la llaibar, trail iraaa, airl.aya wall aa fasaaiy rae4, cleaa la rharsAai,ar^aal, air l*ilaa aaly tana
Na It. 99% arraa af Ua4 aaar Crab Orrhar4. heaa
Ns ^1 -L((li1a« raa "4 aaj aaj eVory traaia^—IMS la Fraat-he'avtiie Kv Has an aas eeaary aai-
;uj«aft U vail eaiarei A>i ea4 Hmn.-laf la foa4 repair sn4 tea ieeirab*a aaaa. t*rk«ti.ios
No. a* —Tea an4 half e< raa of lanj. akt tan-Mary. aavaa rckr-st fiaa»e tnc Shire ruoa a» hyye. alie r<o>>ai lo by r> ware Muai ae«t to akirail by a* bsra aaj bto« haautli aNif tl by eo. tliraa
a44e aun% aaa<ia h»oas 14 by ae. v«wtag boe(h«fo#thiaaMtioii 1 eaeaieat bovas ta by ai. ^eu raoMa.Welt bauae tr by It. aiao aa opea veil. Large atokhol gaaerai atotekaaJiae AH >4 thia yroyarty la laAaaei Paiaabl C4MMHy. K> aa4 ^aa ba Mgbl alabarva*a.
NaM Kana an«a<raa aaar Il•^baa4 Nk«aauaga. laaaat btwiaa, I l^raa Mf. HaU4lag aa4laartag la gu aA caa4Htaa *kl arras la ralilvaiiaavail vaiara4 Will aall bie H.IW mt aatbaasga lavpraparty la Ubaala r<»aaty.
Na, 4 • Tti rUTT traiai i~iM!ag. T rwa bal:aa4 taraa4a- <*oaa ganiaa, taaHag aa4 beuaa lagou4 repair. Far eaia ar real Friaa raaaeaihlt.
Na. M. • -eFana af lib arraa, Itaaia4 aaar ElagaelUa. Ky , it arrea la calUvaUaa, m la uahar^aaila praM wall wai«ra4. laa aoa4 tiarae aa4 aiWaaihylMlaga, goad repair. PoaHlag, aaMparallee •
ly aao. la oTibta m9 yards af iaraa rbarrbaa,•rbaol, Doatofloa aad C. r depot Fruparty Itaa aapikaaad eauaty road aad Is Iba aioat daalraklatana la that asrllaa W » olU tail Iba obala Ibnator Fi 4UU. ar la aarrals of aat lass tbaa ao ai rea. losiillpurthsaer TbU Is rartalaly rbaap propany.
No. AT- Twa story algbt raaai fVsMM dwalllM laBUalbrd, Ky. Large gardaa aad >>arB loi. TblsIsoaaaf Iba aMsi ilMiraUla bcuass la taoa. IMcoraaauaabla
No- 14 Doalllag af 4 ntotus oltb 10 aeraa leadla Moralsod (io^ bam aa<l aaratsary oalbolld-lags. t oaiU la yard, apleatlid art bard aad t amssla siraobarriea. Itowadisia poMsaloa. fSiM IMV.Na. tt arrasaf laod lo RorkrasUa tor Mia
ar eirbaage Has all aetosaary Improvaasaala.oall oaiar^. Ar WIU be said at a largala.Na IP.—Too stocks ol goods tor ml# Kor par-
tlcoisri address Osatral Caolut ky K«^ Faiata &!•rbsaga A Title ('o.
Na. as —Maaty a«reaaf laad aaar WsyaaaburgKv .Warrsala thiib«r. dwatlias aad toorlag lafitr roadttloo, eoa-tourtb atllaalfiMka: oaiarad byaarar falllag N|>rlng. I*rl<a iKiO.No Id— Houaoai)4t Bra a< res of laad la M^'KIti*
aay, Ky. Neiossary outbuMdlaga. Foaclrtg goodaad oall oatarad Will aell tl^ place aa aaaylartus.
N«*. arraa af goad laad. alt roouM, twa•Inry dwolliag. veil oaieratl, good toaciug. U la
the sutairU 01 Iba city al Staotord. iluar to <«ra4adSI Iwsoi aad < burebaa. Thia to a desirabto baina.iTlet raasonaMa
No. A* —4 room fraaia cottage aad oaa aero olaad la Klannlla. Ky. larga Kara scaaka botiaaAr All liuiidiaga aad tootiag la good repairIMca »40(i
• ^No 74.— Ten aersa of laad, too atory fruBt cot-
tage, ssveo tooiMs, balls al<. Hausa Is aeo, a ga<^gardea aod spleadld on bird ol acres, faarlaggood, too ttahlas, buggy bouse, siuitka bourn, etc.A good oall oa place. Uiare to also s good talll oatbe place, s g od < rusber la tnlll. It to rua by ast-ural i>oo*r obit-b Is a great et'oooiuy aod the daMIs In g«vid repair Win sail iba profarty at a looBgura nr loose tl.
No Ao. — A U»ra of IM airaa, fTama doelllag,four ro >ms, good sloi k hsra sad all ast'CiMiy ool-bulldlsga. Fsaciog good, oall oatarad, cut la Be#ftalds, bD a< rsa la cultivatloa, not In blue grass,loss thao half tulle from lurapika. Waoilar iktoplace for only fJU par aers.
No. 24. Fraiaa boul, large rooini. doubl# versa •
das, balioay, Klc. A large, 2 story sloro>rooaifronting siraal, 10 toai troia botol; up aulra eulta*bltfuraoe lag. S aloe cotugaa, alcaly furaUbad
They will Ezchnnge Furniture tor mil
kinda of Stork. Give themeenll. Prloea right.
STAinrORD. • - BJ5HTD0KYMre. "Nno" Feiiereoo we* lodloted
Id New York oo e cberga of murder to
the flrei degree for ebootlog "Ceeeer"
Young, tbe bookmaker.
For lick headache take Ohambcriain'e
Stomach and Liver Tabicie and a quick
cute il cartaio. Kor lale by W. N, Craig.
Ten ncreeof Und, a two-etory front eeven
room cottage The l.ouee t. new. A iplen-
Old garden nod orchard There le a large
mill on the place: a good cru.her aod the
dam 1* In good repair and the natural
In »reat economy In rnoolng the mill. D.iee
a nplendid buelneea. Everything U In good
repair and has all neceaaaiv oul-lmlldlnge
Thb ownar'a only reason for ablllog la ihb
rush of other bualnee* aa he ha* exten.lve
farming IntereeU to look after. Thl* prop-
erty 1* oa the danglhg Pork about * mile,
from Stanford, and can b* bought at a
bargain. Por further particular* addre*,
8.0 Thurmond Lytle. Ky.. orL R. Hconna. Stanto'd. Ky.
Startling Evidence.
Freah teetimony in great quantity ie
conatantlr coming in, declaring Dr.
King’a New UUoovary for Goetamption,
Cough* and Cold* lo be unequaled. Arecent expreeaion from T. J. McFarland
Bentorville, Vn , lerven aa example Hawrites: "I bad BroncblU* for three yennand doctored all the time without being
benefited. Then I began taking Dr.
King's New I>iacovery, and a few bottles
wholly cured me.” Equally effective ic
curing all Lung and Throat troubles,
Consumption, I'eanmonia and Grip
Guaranteed by Penny, Druggist. Tiial
bottle* free, regular (ixe, 50e aod 11.
J.G.r»tcCUAl^Y
LUMBER WANTED I
I want to buy *tav**. *pok*e. heading,,lumber, log*, etc. Will pay talgheal canhprice at Moreland. I> B. C. Peyton.
LUTES, BOONE & CO.,
Real Estate Agents,
Stanford, - Kentucky. Be-oovered and repaired and made almuata, good as new for a araall amount. I raax your umbrella better than the tramprepalrare aod (or leas money. Olve me atrial Knanx Araina. Itaaford.
All perwa, wishing to buy or »oU (arm,
will do well to aee u*. We nave a numberof doe Lincoln and adjoining countv (arm,
(or sale and will be pleased to ahow anvonewhat we have. If you deelre to ,ell. place
It In our hand, OlHoe at Boone • Livery
Stable. Stanford, Ky.
Tbe German troops during tbeir win-
ter campaign In Soutbweal Africa will
wear corduroy tunics with dark blue
oollart and cuff* ,la*bed with silver. Amouse gray slouch bat aod overcoat,
with a traverse bandolier and top boots
of brown leather for the troopers, will
complete tbe equipment. Tbe officere
retain tbeir swords, and are also dletln-
gulebed by a black and tllver laeb In
addition to tbe ordinary badges of tbeir
rank.
The Nmw Mason HotoUHATta $a 00 PIN DAv.
Lancaster. Ky.
Wa. SBUQAIS, ProprUtor.
Etocirk UftiH to twry roooi
Rafuralvhad and unAvr «aHv« Nw ManAtviaAnt
"Bub. " tilt tovotito partof iMU til trains
Ltrft. WtH-llthtod Sttopto Rooto.
Boliciti a ehtre of the patrona«
of the property owners in the
couDiiae of Botle, iJucoln and
Casey, who may be »eeking in-
•uraoae against Fire, Lightning
and Tornado. None but the
iroDgeet and best Old-Line Com*paoiea represented, and tb* low-
aat poMiible rate* are guaranteed.
Phone m2.
Stanford. KentucI
GEORGE I. N. GILLOCK,
Up-To-Date
TONSORIALARTISTHustoovllls, Ky.
Has removed to hia new and elegant-
ly fitted rooms next door West of the
P. O. Agency for first-class Laun-dry. News Stand. Cigars. All
work guaranteed. Your business so-
licited
Chamberlain’s Stomach and Li-
ver Tablets Better than a
Doctor’s Prescription.
Mr. J. W. Tnmer, of Truhart, Va ,iays
that Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets have done him more good than
anything he could get from tbe doctor.
If any phytlcian in thia country was able
to compound a medicine that woold pro-
duce each gratifying reaulu in cases of
stomach troublce, biliousness or constipa-
tion, his whole time woold be used in
preparing this one medicine. For sale
by W. N. Craig.
Btanforil
Ofllcn lo Hout# Pnrlor Pbonn 41
Ml 1*1 OoBfTWd Bi.POB^MD, Maiiol Oot. 17, 1441.
1 nouidcr Winn of Cnrdul vaporlofto nny doctor*! medloion 1 UMdnsd 1 know wheraof I 1 raf*f«r«d for moo inootbj vrltn puppronnodtoonrtrontDjn whiob comptotolv pron*imtad mo. Pnlnk would uool tArouifbtoy book nod sidM nod I would bnvnbllodlog brndnobea. Mv llmbk wouldiwnll up nod 1 would fnel no wnnk 1muld not ntond up. I natumlly fdlldinoournfod fur I Mnmad to bn bnfondibn bnlp of pbjticinni. but Winn ofCnrdul onoin M n God-nend to mn, Ifelt n ebnn^ for the better wiibin nweek. After oioeteen dnja trentment1 menetruntvd without •nfferlng tbencooiee 1 usunJlvdld nod soon beonmercHTulnr nod without pnln. Wine ofCnrdul U nimpiy wonderful nod 1 winbthnt nil Htifferinf women knew of lutood qonlitien.
We wboee nnmon nppenr below etrlctly
forbid bunting, ieblnif or nnj kind of tree®
pnenlnif on our plnree and will pronneutelolntora to the full eitent of the Inw.
J. Z. Bnoonnroom. T M. IfolmeA,
H. V flewlnnd. J. B Onmenlerh,Peter Bnimer. W. H Jnbneoo.Mr*. Mnrj Given*. I>nrld Stepbens,jnmee M Wblte nnd wife. fi. V. Cnmon.H. P. Hnwkin*. Mre* Mnrj K Welch.K. A Lnwrenre. Frnok Oordler.
Mre. A t>. Root. Bnfb K R*»rnolde
Morifnn Humphrey, C T Wilfeon
PRESTON, NO. 922This preraium uddle stallion of the
world will make the season of 1904 at thestable of J. C. Bailey, on Old LancasterStreet, in Stanford, Ky.
Preston is a brown horse, la years old,
Iji bands high, a perfeci mc^el, withgreat style, action ana speed.
Preston was sired by Wasbinglon No.
S4 , he by Cromwell No. 73 , ist dam Belle
by Roderick; and dam by a Denmark horse.
Preston has shown against and defeatedail the great show horses of Kentucky,suen as Kentucky Artist, owned by J. T.Crenshaw, of Lexington, Ky., and Mont-gomery Chief, owned by Bali Bros Whyyou should breed lo Preston
I. Because he is the pcatest shewhorse Kentucky ever producM. Because he is siring great show
horses, such as Klectra that waa sold to
Senator Vare for Ka.ooo; Rebecca, that
sold at New York Exchange 10 C.eorgeWatson for 96JO : Miss Henrietta, own^by Gay Bros., that won more premiums in
saddle and combined rings than any three-
year-old out in 1903 : a yearling colt sold
to ]. C. Cravint, of Illinois, for Ijoo.
3 . Because he is the only saddle stallion
that ever sired a team of harness geldingsthat sold for Ij.ooo.
*. Because he won the championship ofthe Louisville Horse Show in 1903 , shownby Matt S. Cohen, of Richmond, Ky.
J. Because he has won more money inthe show ring than any other saddle stal-
lion in Kentucky.. I will be glad to show him to any one
at my stable and invite those wishing to
breed lo a floe saddle stallion to see himbefore breeding. I will stand him at #10tbe season or #18 to insure a living colt.
J. C. BXILEY, Btattford, Ky.
The deepest sounding ever made bv
any vessel was bv tbe United States
eblp Nero, while on tbe Honolulu-Ma-
nlle cable survey. When near Guamtbe Nero got 5,209 faibom*. or l,bl4
feet, only 00 feet le*e Ibao tlx mile*. II
Mount Everett, tbe bigbett mountain
on earth were set down In this bole. It
would have above Iteiummit a depth ol
2,(il2 feet, or nearly half a mile of wa-
ter.
TO HOUSEKEEPERS
You may need new carpet*, matting*, oll-
clotb. rugs, shades, lace curtain*, tack*,
curtain pole*, picture*, frames, screen*,passe |iartul*t. doors, window,, glass, tables,
chair*, safes, wardrobes, couches, drusssrs,waslistands. beats, springs, mattresses,chaniliSr suits, water sets, lamps, chiffon-ier*, folding lieds, wattling marliinrs, wring-ers, wall pa|ier, carpet paper, trunks, tele-
ecopes. carriage paint. Iiuuse paint, curtainstretebers, carpet stretchers, etc.
PRUITT BROS.,UNOCRTAKCRk and kURNITURI OCALCRk
LIVERV IN OONNIOriON.
MORELAND. KY
Treasurer, Portland Bconomle League
That Throbbing' Headache.
Would quickly leave you, if you used
Dr. King's New Life Pills. Thoutands
of euflerert have proved their lualchlete
merit for Hick and Nervous Headache*.
They make pure blood and build up
your health. Only 26 cents, money back
if not cured. Sold by Penny, Druggist.
Periodical headaches tell of fe-male wecikiipsi. M’ine of Carduicures periiiaiiently nineteen out ofevery twenty case* of irregularmenses, liearing down paint orany female weakness. If you aredi^uragisi and doctors havefailed, that is the best reason inthe world you ihotild try Wine ofCardui now. Remember thatbeailacbe* mean female weakness.Secure a 91.00 bottle of Wine ofCardui today.
EVERYBODY IS NOT A TAILOR!To tbe World’s Fair via Queen A
Crescent Koute aod Southern liallway
Excellent service from South and
Southeast. For information addrea*
W. C. Rlneartoo, G. P. A., Cloolnoatt,
O, G. E. Clarke, T. P. A., Lexlogton,
Ky.
T. H Olokeosoo, of Lexington, was
found dead In a room at tbe VictoriaHotel to Chicago, having committedsuicide by swallowing prusalc acid. Haoama to tb* hotel Saturday eveningaod registered ae George "Scott."
Having been in the Tailoribg businesa
ait my lile I feel confident in saying I
represent on* of the best tailoring firms
In the cooutry. With mv experience in
taking measures, and directuns 1 give,
your clothes are bound to be satisfactory
a* my manv petitio* in this line will beer
me out My pricna are tbe same aa ioax-
rsrienced men who are in the bu> inear.
al*o have a nice line o( fancy ebaviot
and other snitinga I will cut and make if
you desire al a moderate price. Thank-ing yon (or past favore, I am, yourt,
H. C. RUPLEY, tbe Tailor,