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Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal 300dpi TIFF G4 page images W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1898 sem1898060701 These pages may be freely searched and displayed. Permission must be received for subsequent distribution in print or electronically. Semi-weekly interior journal Semi-weekly interior journal W.P. Walton Stanford, KY 1898 $IMLS This electronic text file was created by Optical Character Recognitio n (OCR). No corrections have been made to the OCR-ed text and no editing has be en done to the content of the original document. Encoding has been done through an automated process using the recommendations for Level 1 of the TEI in Librar ies Guidelines. Digital page images are linked to the text file. SEMI-WEEKL- Y VOL. XXVI I. CRAB ORCHARD, POLITICAL INTERIOR JOURNAL. STANFORD. KY.. TUESDAY. JUNE 7. 1898. POINTS. BRIEF NEWS NOTATION, LANCASTER, NO. 27 X . ' r The Senate patsetl the War Revenue Dr. V. 5. Henicy und fuinllv, of Lancaster, were over over to upend thu Hill by a vote of 4H to 23. Oscar Straus, of Now York, who has day with his parents Sunduy. Mr. Lynn und wife, of Muywood, wore been nominated as minister to Turkey, Is a democrat, und held the same posiguests ol Miss Kvu Stotfar Sundny. Mrs. Jumes I. I 'ugh und Ilttledaunh-tcr- , tion during President Cleveland's llrst of IMttoburir, ure visiting hur fa administration. ther's family, also her friends at Crab The income tax amendment to the Orchard. Cupt. l V. Dllllon is watch war revenue bill was rejected by the to IIS. The democrats, Inut J. W. James' distillery this month, Senate consequently he nuts to enjoy homo cluding Senator Lindsay, voted for the Mr. Charles amendment. com forts once more. A political speaker ucctiscd u rival Snyder has returned to duty at Louisville, entirely restored to health und of "unfathomable meanest,1' und then, rising to tho occasion, said. "I warn strength. Mrs. M. K. Pollock, who has been him not to persist In his disgraceful very ill with heart trouble for so lonj;. eouree, or ho'll II nd that two of us can died at her daughter's, Mrs. 12. O. pluy ut that game!" The republicans of Louisville will I'leasantM, Tuesday and was buried ut Goshen Wednesday. She had been a select delegates on the 14th by a pripatient sullorer for months and nltho' mary for a convention the next day to It is hard to part with "mother" It nominate u candidate for Congrefes. would bo cruel to wish a continuance There are two aspirants, the incumbent Mr. Evans and Todd. of her sufferings. Tho delegate vote of tho Eighth disThe entertainment given by the SundaySat- trict counties, under the rule adopted -school at Holmes' school-hous- e night was a very Interesting af- by the coinmltte, will be at follows: urday fair. It would be libelees to mention Madison. US; Shelby, 2o; Mercer, 17; any particular purl of It for every one Lincoln, hi; Garrard, V2: Anderson, 12; did his part exceedingly well and not a Jessamine, II; Boyle, 12; Spencer, 10; failure was made either by the little or Rockcastle, S. Total 15,. Neceesary big folks. The house and yard were to a choice, "S. The Owoneboro News says: The packed and every one seemed to bo so entertained by the performance that 1 strategy there was nothing but good behavior. board in the Eighth district Hatter ' Mrs. Hansford Is very low wlthbron- - themselves they have their Uncle l.. U 1." llwiiiL-- Int. Jeems McCreury bottled up, but he Is .l.l..l ,... t.t.. Little Hazel an artful navigator of tho iolltleal proves very slowly. Montgomery, Ala., seas, und It is almost safe to predict Slaughter went to luuduy to vUlt her brothers and aunt, that he will be nominated. Thu Senate amendments to the War Mrs. Katy McKtnney. Miss Cnpltola Slaughter returned from school at Mid- Revenue Bill provide for the coinage of way the latter part of tho week. Wudu 42,OO0,00O standard silver dollars, the Perkins and Henley Haslin, who have issue of $100,000,000. certificates of Inbeen attending eollego at Lexington, debtedness und the sale of $.'100,000,000 bonds. Now camo home Thursday. Mies I'earl Col- of .'I per cent, lier Is visiting relatives at FarUton that all chases of ''feenunciers," except und London. Miss Grace Tudor, who the grcenbackers, have thus been pleashas bceu very sick, Is able to be out ed and made peaceful, let us huve war. Courier Journal again. Kvcrybody missed her pleasant Speaking of the Congressional nomiface while she was ill. Mr. J. V. Brooks arrived from Oaklund, Cal., nation, the Danville Advocate says: No Monday to hoe his nick mother. Mrs. unprejudiced person will undertake to Leslie, who lives In Montana, forecast the result of tho contest. It Is Mrs. Klrchendall. of Garrard, and Mrs. entirely too uncertain. No ono will Mnupin, of Shelbyvllle. are attending deny, however, that a desperate etfort tho springs und slopping at the Lam- will be made to down tho Madison county man. Combinations looking to bert Hotel. that ond will be entered into and nothHEWS IN THE VICINAGE. ing will bo left undone by his opponent that will tend to defeat him, but Mrs. V. H. Ncul died at London on us ho is a man of many resources, an the 3rd. of Livingston hut been In- experienced K)lltlcinn, and a general Tho town corporated and Squire Ashley Jones who has never known defeat, it will not be surprising if ho overcomes the odds made Its first police judge. against him and places another lctory Prof. S. D. Willis, who used to teach to his Is tho High School at Crab Orchard, has to say credit. It duo Gov. McCreury that ho has made and, It is bebeen npixdntcd a division deputy under lieved, will continue to make, a clean, Collector HoberCs. dignllled campaign, und if lie wins it Wlnlluld M. Cosby, aged 04, a former will be on his merits ami under circumcitizen of Madison county, died Sunstances that will make his victory exday, May III, at his home, near Cleveceptionally brilliant, land, Fayette county. Ho was tho father of - children, all of whom be MIDDLEBUBGi lived to see grown and members of tho Curt Hlxon, who married Miss Lula church. -- Koglstor. A dispatch from Plnevlllo says; The Douglas at Grove, was tried on u writ Howurd-lJake- r feud Is raging In Clay of lunacy and ordered to be taken to County. In uddltion to tho killing of the asylum. Shel Thompson, who was so unmerWill White, Lisle Haker Many have lied cifully whipped by whltccaps two was slain last night. und Judge ltrown has been warned not months ago, wat in town yesterday, looking none the worse for tho drubto open court Monday. Ur. John M. Foster, ono of the most bing lie got. J. M. Durham Is on prominent physicians and surgeons of Richmond, was found dead Inhisolllco. the hick list. Miss Bannto Tulor, of Ho sulTored from potatlca and It Is be- Riissull Spring, who lias been visiting lieved ho took an overdone of chloro- tho Misses God by, has returned home. form, as ho occasionally used that drug Miss Cora Good), of Somerset, is visitfor his trouble. Ho was a graduate of ing the fuinily of Mr. VIekery at tho University of Now York and stud-le- d Cupt. W. G. Rainos, who fought later In Germany. He was a broth(J. G. Helm, of Lexington, three years in the war of tho rebellion er of Mrs. formerly of this county, with whom his under Gun. Frank Wolford, wants to mother lived. Another sister, MImi raise a company to light the Spaniard-Llllu, bus frequently visited in this Tho captain made a good soldier, It Is county. She is now Mrs. Whttcd, of said, und wo can testify to his olllcien-c- y as county judge. Now Mexico, und there is still another Those of our people who attended sister, Mrs. Mario Adair Smith, who is now with u theatrical company the Sunday-schoo- l convention at Rich hi tho South. A wlfo, who was a daugh- Hill say they never saw a larger crowd ter of tho late Senator It. J. White, on a similar occasion. Col. II. II. who was there and mudo u und several children also survive him. speech, says there was enough provisThu rate at which modern wuruhips ions on tho ground to have fed twico take on coal is simply marvelous. Tho tho number present and that It was of Magnificent, a llrst class British battle- - a quality to tempt the appetito or a bhlp in tho Mediterranean, recently kirg. Mr. McAniuch says those peoaveraged over 100 tons per hour a rate ple ure well posted on matters pertainof nearly three tons a minute. In this ing to Sunday schools and are doing case tho olllcers took a turn at tho their duty in that lino. It was not dework, as well us tho men, und over SCO cided where tho convention will bo hands were employed In tho stowing hold next year but a committee was apawuy of tho fuel. pointed to Bolect a place. Tho San Francisco Kxamlner says: Some two week ago Churlio Spears, Within tho next two months about $i0- - a young man of the Indltin Creek sec000,000 will bo shipped from Dawsou tion, met W. C Russell, his neighbor, City to San Francisco. Most of tho und informed him with tears in his treasure Is said to be tho property of ovos, that ho (Spears) was on his wav tho Alaska Commercial Company, to Lexington to onlist in tho army und their agents having bought tho gold requested Mr. It. to break tho news to dust from tho miners and glveu checks his parentB and to do so us quickly n in payment. possible. Mr. Russell took his own It takes it Is said, tho tusks of 75,000 time to do so, thinking there might be elephantB a year to supply tho world's some hitch in tho matter, und sure pluno keys, billiard balls and knife enough Charlie did not reach tho handles. plko beforo ho changed his MIbs Claneros, having becomo a Leo notion, and now "bow many Spaniards Is circulating without ques- did you kill?" "how do you like camp In tho circles of Itlchmond this life?" &o , aro some of tho many question tions that are asked him. week. Hanover Herald. r ex-May- or hompron-Gllbert-Crutch- er u ten-twen- ty Kx-Go- 1- Yo-Semit- e. . h, Tho war hue sent all kinds of canned Harris Nickel Plato Shows will ex- - j goods away up. hibit here on the 17lh. This is the best ' Thomas Oliver, a jockey, attempted popular price show on the road and suicide at Brooklyn because he lost a will bo hailed with especial delight by race. the children, who remember with Telephone rates for business houses pleasure that this show carries nn un In Bowling Green have been reduced excelled collection of trained uuimuls to SI. 50 a month. In addition to their many other attracA tub of 000 gallons of whisky belong tions. ing to Cockrun it Co., burst and run inOn Thursday last, near Mt. Hebron, in the Northern part of this county, to the Kentucky river. John T. Moody, ono of Atlutita'a big W. B. Tracy, a und Ed Clouse, dry goods merchants, Is under arrest a farm hand, became engaged in un alfor cheating and swindling. tercation over the cultivation of a piece James Moody, of Charleston. S. C, of land, when Clouse shot Tracy poisoned his wife because she "was too through the bowels with a 44 calibre friendly with the neighboring men." revolver, Indicting a wound from which Thomas Hayslett, of Crittenden he died Friday. Clouse surrendered to county. Is wanted for dealing his Squire Jack Dunn and was brought to aw's horse and selling It. town and placed in jail. Particulars are hard to obtain as Clouse refuses to After playing a funeral march Koseck, of New York, a musician, talk, but It Is understood that Clouse bunged himself with a violin string. claims Tracy was advancing on him Mrs. Walter Barlow, of Ironton, O., with a stick when he shot him in Clouse wus visited ut the jail broke a blood vessel while quarreling with her cook and died a few hours on Sunday by un I. J. reporter, but he refused to make any statement. He later. Hoke Smith, former cabinet member, did not know Tracy wa9 dead and when has introduced a resolution Into the told of his death broke completely Atlanta School Bourd to abolish the down. Clouse Is an unmarried man, about 2.1 years old and camo here from study of French. Rather than face his wife, to whom Knox county three years ago. He will ho had been untrue, Walter Glover, a have an examining trial today. Miss Lettie Brown, of Lexington, is Columbus, O., mun, shot himself through the heart. visiting her uncles, W. S. nnd R. A. George Bratton, who was clandes- Beazley. Hugh L. Mason and wife, of tinely married to u daughter of county Chicago, are with W. B. Mason. Geu. clerk Green, of Ml. Olivet, has desert- D. R. Collier Is with his family for a few days. Capt. Mike Salter has reed his young wife and gone to war. R. Monarch, of Owensboro, purchas- turned from Frankfort. He has- been ed 1,2!0 barrels of whisky of the R. appointed quartermaster for the 1st Monarch und Kentucky Club brands, Ky. Regiment, a good position given to a deserving man. Capt. Salter leaves Spring of ".2 and Spring of 'l;i for Tuesday morning In company with A. T. Anderson for Chlckamauga. "Tink" At High Bridge the sou of Dr. Oldham, a leading specialist, of will be a wagon boss. Geo. T Farris Lexington, fell headlong a distance of spent Sunday at home. Misses Lyne 75 feet over a clllf . Though fearfully Letcher and Bettie Johnson, of Henderson, two young ladles who will wounded, he is still alive. as bridesmaids at the Faulconer-Muso- n At Tipton, Ind., Laura Griggs, a pretty 14 year old girl, committed suiwedding, ure the guests of Miss cide by taking oison because her pa. Murgaret Mason. Mr. J. J. Rucker, of rents did not buy her a new dress and Georgetown, editor of the Georgetown hat to wear decoration day. Star, lectured at the Presbyterian Tho Kentucky Federation of Wom church Sunday night on Temperance. en's Clubs, in session ut Louisville, de Joe Uaselden has gone to Clarksvillc, dared the right of women to use their Tenn., for a month's visit. John Curd, own names, as, for example, "Mrs of Burgin, Is visiting H. C. Hamilton Mary Smith, "and nof'MrsJno. Smith' this week. Miss Chastlno MacGregor, Alex Otfutt, of New Caatlo, Ind., got of Louisville, is the guest of Mrs. W. drunk because his wife went to a hop R. Cook. und when she returned he begun to CHURCH CHATTER, ubttse her. OlTutt was poisoned the following day und now his wife is under Greater New York has 1,100 churches within Its limits and over 130,000 arrest, charged with the crime. Joseph Glendon waited till Louis dwelling houses. Rev. Henry Miller, evangelist of the Murtels was released from jail at Alfred, Me., for u misdemeanor with his Synod of Kentucky, is holding a meetwife and then shot him to death. Pur- ing at Glasgow. sued by olllcers he fired a bullet Robert McMicheal, of Lexington, through his own breast and expired. left $.'5,000 each to the Midway Orphan Tho annual meeting of tho Ky. Di- School and the College of tho Bible. Rev. W. E. Foster's meeting at the vision League of Americau Wheelmen will ha held at Lexington June 20 und christian church, Hustonvllle, is wax21. All the railroad lines centering in ing warm. Large crowds attend and tho city will give a rate of one fare for eight joiued Sunday night. r The State meeting of the Christian and check waeels free. the round-triThe schooner Jane Gray, which sail- church will be held in Mt. Sterling, beed from Seattle for Kotzebuo Sound ginning June 20. Preparations aro betho lUth of May with 01 people, foun- ing made to entertain a largo crowd. Evangelist W. R. Gales, of Roanoke, dered May 2:1, DO miles west of Cape Va., will begin a revival service In the Flattery while lying to in a moderate gale under foresail und III lives were Presbytcriuu church Sunday, Juno 11). All denominations are most cordially lost. that Distillers arc pleased over tho pas- invited to attend and sage of tho outugu bill, which makes, all may receive a blessing. The Southern Baptist Theological an allowance for leakugo of 15 gallons Seminary sent out 10 full graduates this of whiskey pur barrel until seven years old, instead of nine gallons per barrel year, besides 18 in the English course for four yours, us is the case under aud 11 in the eclectic course. It was tho most prosperous term in Its the present law. Near Piukard, Woodford county, history, the enrollment being IJOJI. While uddresslng tho Welsh Synod, James Graves, a horseman, shot and in session ut Ouk Hill, O. Rev. Edwards perhaps fatally wounded Charles a farmer. Tho trouble, was caus- was stricken with heart failure and ed by Graves penning upCassidy'shogs fell over dead. He was one of the most and cattle aud refusing to release them prominent Welsh ministers In the state. His homo wus In Van Wart. without process of law. Gospel Hymns, No. 0, will be used In Mrs. Gov. Atkinson, of West Virgintho revival ut the Presbyterlun church ia, who was on trial for forging her llrst husband's iiatno to receipts, went and all tho singers in town of all defree on u technicality. Judge Camden, nominations aro asked to join tho choir, her llrst husband, was a very wealthy which will meet for practice ut tho church, Monday night, man, and It is charged that she got u Presbyto'-lugood deal of his estate on false receipts. Juno Kith. It is claimed by authority that the Tho total assessment of State prop- oyster aud tho strawberry hns ench erly as returned by tho assessors wus dono Its shure toward evangelizing tho &r:il,!Kl I.OI0, nearly $59,000,000 less than world. They have built und furnished tho equalized vuluo of 1800, and more churches, paid tho salaries of less than the equalized total of raoro preachers, and helped more healast year. Tho equalization board's then than any other two natural agenwork this year results in un excess in cies in tho world. I f.u-me- 25,000 SOLDIERS We ! ordeul to Cuba at Once. Tiie Schley (Slyi Pqundron will give the Spaniards a Surprise. How happy lliee soldiers would be if they could see the elegant line of CLOTHING, HATS, SHIRTS AND SHOES Especially our $10 Suits, and have their SUITS CLEANED nnd PRESSED before going into action. All goods Guaranteed to keep their Shape. We have no such complaints as buttons coming off or mistlts. FIN NECKWEAR. IN The Globe, J. L. Frohman & Co., Telephone No. 136. DANVILLE, KY. mother-in-l- WU-llu- m WELL DRESSED FEET , Are Important. on self-defens- e. Your comfort, your health and your appearance depend largely the Shoes you wenr. We make a specialty of selling "THE! Shoes that are dependable, that fit perfectly, that look and stylish, nt the prices you used to have to pay for very ordinary shoes We are selling now a lot of Men's $4 and foTan Shoes at $2 These are tine shoes and good, fresh stock. The toes are a little off style. te BEST SHOES. KY. CALDWELL & LANIER,i The Leading Shoo and Furnishing House, DANVILLE, - 320,-00- 0. "7"ia.y A. A. E. Gl N V. Make your homes cheerful Has constantly on hand every tiling to make your houses clean and beautiful. 000 E. GIBBONS to nrot ? 40,- - ii olll-ciu- te 50,000 Rolls of "Wall Paper, The finest and cheapest you have ever seen. Window Shade, Picture Frames and a large stock of PAI NTS for all purposes. Call and examine before buying. Cleuk. MAY, BBONS, Danville, Telephone No. 124. No. 300 Main Street. No More Book-Keepin- g. busi- Ilelng fully convinced that the day ha pished when a mun can make a success in ness on tho Credit System, we will, beginning Wednesday, June We have 15, 1898, Sell Goods For CASH ONLY. a well selected Stock of General Merchandise and Cash Buyers will find it to their Interest to Inspect our stock-- and Ret prices. Thanking the public for the liberal share of patronage In the past we hope to have a liberal share In thu future. Ite.spect fully, W. "- - p E. PERKINS. 1 Crab Orchard, Ky. SVS v ' ::: ::: KEEP COOL ! I : I :l It $ Ji IV ri K I This a hard tliinir to do w "V lV w 1 vl Cas-sid- y, I ! These Hot Days, Hut you can be comfortable aud cost you but little. Linen Suits At $2.50 To $4. 1 ', i ,IJ !: J W !? J 817,-500,0- addition over reductions of $20,043,021, milking the total equalized assessment for this year $552,S77,7. This total is $:i,457,037 more than thu equalized value of last year, und 318,018,702 less thun tho equulized vuluo of 1800. 1 Soft Shirts At 50c to $1.50. 1 I H. J. McROBERTS. ft li Straw Huts from 2oc to 2. Luster Coats at 11.50. Magnificent line of Look at them k Una-touvli- lo gul-toude- r, Prince, tho biggest and ugliest tempered elephant of the Wullaeo circus, started a rampage of tho circus elephants at Racine, Wis., Ho killed the keeper, Joseph Anderson, und pierced his body with his tusks. 20 or 30 people "What preparation have you mudo weru bruised by tho wild animal. It for the future?" asked thu old mun, took 00 people to subduo Prince. Tho whom hu hoped to make his futher-in-larumpugo was started by u bicyclist run"Well, sir," ho said conlidontly, ning between Princo und his keeper. "1 urn a Methodist, but if that doesn't Anderson wus in Cincinsuit your vluws I am willing to change nati. Tho uverago number of horses killed It is reported from Covington, thut In Spanish bull lights every your ex- the members of tho 41st regiment ceeds 5,000, while from 1,000 to 1,200 clulm thoy have never been mustereU out' und will put in u hill for pay since bulls are sacriliced. B u vote ut US to !I2 tho Senate put a 18(12 to tho present, amounting to nearly $0,000 for each membei. lux of 10 cents a pound on tea. well-know- RUBBER TIRES Furnished on Now or Old Vehicles. n There is Comfort, Economy And Style in Rubber Tires. B. K. WEAKEN A SON. ji n 'T h S THE INTERIOR JOURNAL Stanford. Kv., - June 7. 189S W. P. WALTON. ) a- - i 6. a hi ;! u IP I -- I 6 I' II Cattle to graze, 2.10 acros fine grass; the week plenty water and shade. R. II. Crow, in the war with Spain was tho sinking Shelby Citv. of the collier Merrimac in the entrance R. II. Bronauuh's Kitty B. won at of the harbor of Santiago. The entraucc O.ikley Saturday over a good field. Shel Tho iiirnmpurable advantages of our big More, both in to price ntiil fur aecotnm ) nal love and confidence. is less than a quarter of a mile wide dntion-ahonest treatment, are so plain, an indisputab e th.it culiner ari inwas favorite. and Admiral Sampson decided to block swearing that he would never Aftek Emily Poole has been shown ,"C time creasing ai never before. We Intend giving a the very narrow channel by putting ob- consent to permit the Negro Blanks, In light harness and has been awarded structions In It and thus prevent Cer charged with rape at Mayfield to be reoO premiums. from slipping out at night vera 's lleet turned to Kentucky, Gov. Bradley con Whaler Lou. a selling plater, defeat! under cover of darkness. Accordingly sented and on his own motion had a ed Lieber Karl In the Club Members' he called for volunteers to take the Louisville officer to bring the prisoner Handicap at St. Louis Saturday. Merrimac to the designated spot and to that city. Knowing that with the Courier-JournaMammoth J 'ark race course has been And thereby have tlu-- ' price as n (hawing card a before. Think of it, we havo about blow her up. He explained that there late mob feeling there that the Negro Gen. Miles, the head oftho army, is sold to Martin Van Keuren for 510,000, twice the Mock of Indie's droits situs of any other house, at prices from UOc to $4.60 a hundred for was hardly a chance in would not be given a trial, the gov- a each An immense stock of dress goods to be unloaded at once member of the Baptist" church and a tenth of Its cost a few years ago. the men to get out alive, yet scores of ernor took this plan to prevent further his chief Interpreter In the coming inMrs. Mary Welch and J. C. Popples bravo fellows respouded. He selected lawlessness and murder In Graves. The Naval Conductor Hobson and seven Negro will now be given a trial under vasion will be Rev. Diaz, the Baptist sold 100 barrels of corn to Beuiley missionary who was expelled from Bros, at $2 25, which they are now men and they proceeded to the work, military protection and hung, doubt- Cuba about two years ago. that hardly has its counterpart in dar less as he ought to be. The hemp factory at Nlchohipvllle So little fear Is felt of the Spanish ing and perllousness. Under a blazing fleet that tho Wuf Board i9 now dis- belonging to John and George Brown Hummer Corsets at 25c each fire of the Morro oatteries, a" ceaseless CONGKESS has removed all the disadischarge of musketry and smaller bilities from the Southern soldiers in cussing the plan, broached some time wa destroyed by tiro with 275,000 Ladles' Oxblood, Tan and Black Kelt at 10c, 15c, etc. cannon, the brave fellows anchored the the civil war, but President MeKlnley ago, of sending a Hying squadron pounds of hemp. Fine Jewel Belts at 25c each, worth 60c. Green & Lyman, yf Montgomery, Ladle's Collars in all tho latest stylet at 10c each. vessel and with an explosive touched has not caught on to the feeling of against the Canaries and perhaps even bought 2,100 lambs for June delivery In bot- brotherly love and equality of all the to the shores of Spain Itself. oil by the leader sent her to the The latest string and puff ties for 25c each, Tho fellow who enlists as a soldier Clark county for 4! to 5c. They have tom. It was Lieut. Hobson'splan after sections, if his appointments of military Ladle's Illeached Cotton Knit Shirt nt 10c each, or 3 for 25c. exploding the torpedoes on the port officers are a sign. He doubtless consi- when there are plenty of available over 11,000 lambs for June delivery. Ladies' Fine Jersey Kibbed Vests with silk yoke trimmed with catln ribbon nt 25c Plaudit had it all by himself In the each, worth 50c everywhere. side to leap overboard, preceded by his ders that Southerners are good enough men and leaves a wife and children to Con-ecrew, and make their escape In a little todofighting, but not good enough starve is a coward, however, physically Buckeye Stakes at Oakley Saturday. Covers at 15c and 25c each. Indifferent to personal danger ho may He galloped round the track and John lifeboat which was towed astern, If pos- to direct it. A full line of no v Madden, his owner, walked away with be. St. Louis sible; and, if not, to attempt to swim The two cavalry companies, Capts. 3:, 200. Miss Pauline Helm Hardin, with men were heavily ashore. All the J. C. Pepples brought Us In a bunch armed ready to make a fierce resistance F. K. Kavanaugh as assistant, who has Perkins and Prater, left Lexington for heads of wheat from his crop, to capture, but unable, after the sink- held the office several terms, took Chlckamauga Saturday, without a sign of ing of their vessel, to make their way charge of the State library yesterday. of equipment. -- ..j are all from the which contained not .. grain, the tmut We have the best ladle' slipper for 50c that was ever put on the market for that back through the storm of shot, and Mrs. Emma Guy Cromwell has made a mountains and were rejoiced at tho having destroyed lt. He says fully a model officer and Miss Hardin could chance to get further towards the' fourth of his crop Is In that condition. price. We have the best Children' nnd MNmis Slippers at the priees we quote you shell, they rowed into the harbor to the It will pay you well to examine our hoy's nnd Men's Clothing tock before you J. S. Robinson sjld 132 lambs In CinSpanish flagship and were taken on not do better than to adopt her stand- front. As soon as Maj. Gen. Merrlttcrushes cinnati at 0e: Jordan Lowry refused ?1 buy. It is brim board unharmed. The daring deed so ard and emulate her example. Spain's military power In the Phllif. for his growing wheat and B. P. Saun won the admiration of the Spaniards Mn. L. W. Gaines, president of the pines, the blockade of Manila will jders bought 125 hogs at 3 and 21 vear- that Admiral Cervera sent a messenger evbe lifted and It will be made an open ling cattle at 22, says the Harrodsburg under Hag of truce to Admiral Samp- Kentucky Press Association, urges ery editor In the State to attend the port. The collection of duties on the Democrat. safe and to oiler son to report the men coming meeting as business of unusual Imports is expected to bring in a satisB. F. Sanders of Co. purchiii-ean exchange of prisoners. importance, such as changing tho con- factory revenue. These are the names of the heroes, Mercer county farmers last week 500 A 150 dozen Men's and IJoj'sMriiw Hats to be s. Id at a atnliic all shapes and and other matters will be at- Spain seems to have lost about all lambs at 5o. Enoch Holcomb sold to stylrs ate in this lot. who willingly offered themselves a sac- stitution ed upon. the effective fighting ships ready for mountain parties a car load of baled rifice on their country's altar: Liout. Show your patrioti-by buying your tho lleet of straw at St per ton, f. 0. b destination. Richmond P. Hobson, whocommanded; is the latest service when she permitted The Burgin Messenger Burgin Messenger. Daniel Montague, George Charette, J. candidate for public favor. It appear- Admiral Cervera to be trapped. Infor- mation from Cadiz has convincod the N. K. Tunis, real estate agont. sold E. Murphy, Oscar Delgnan, John P. ed Friday and isa folio, well Phillips and John Kelley. all printed and full of news. The name of Navy Departmont that tho Spanish- for Mrs. V. A. Markwoll, to A. K. that point are far from be- bons, her cottage on Lexington street, otllcers or enlisted men. the editor is not given, but the paper O' L.t. Hobson Is from Hale county, Ala., shows that he is no tyro by any means. ing ready to go to sea. adjoining the Cheek place, for S.'I.OOO. There are no 13 inch guns on Spanish ' Mr. and Mrs. Gibbon- will go to and he and his gallant crew deserve Their largest guns aro two 12$ keeping as soon as soinu Improvements of the nation, last and .'13 years after the war benot ocly the gratitude At for rushing 0o willingly into the jaws tween the States is over, Congress has Inch ritles on the Pelnyo. The largest are made. Advocate. of death for their country, but the removed the remaining disabilities im- guns In Cervera's lleet are 11 Inch. 2. Gulnelte, the great pacer, bred and T. D. KVNKY, Manager highest reward that promotions and posed by the 14th ammendment upon The largest in the United States navy rai-e- d by G. & C. P. Cecil, of Danville, money can bring. They are heroes Confederate soldiers. The war with are the three 15 Inch dynamite guns of died of hoart failure In Chicago. He Hranch stores at I'ario, Carlisle, Mt, Sterling, Hardm-wiithe Vesuvius. The battlloships havo had a record of 2:05 and was matched every one and by their gallant work Spain has done that much at least. Lawrenc.burg, Cynthi 12 and 13 inch guns. 520,000 with John R. Gontry, 2:00. ana, Versailles Eminence, Georgetown, 1, jihIhUUovmi. Frankfort Mnuckport, 1ml.' In letters of for have written their names The Kentucky Federation of Women A Chlckamauga dispatch says that Ho gold and pictures of silver on the hearts bought by James A. Murphy Clubs resolved to use their own names the Kentucky troops are verdant so far la-- t October for 7,000. not only of the American people, but COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES OF The crop expert of the Orange Judd those of every nation that admires hero- instead of their husbands', but other as technical knowledge of militarism is ladies, who are not ashamed of their concerned. Within the past week not Farmur figures it out from pro-einism and bravery. life partners, will continue to call less than 15 privates have been found dications that we shall have a 700,000.-00- 0 Yesterday's papers continue the story of the wonderful achievement of Lt. themselves by their husbands' names. asleep at their posts. The pennlty for bushel yield of wheat this year. Vnnual Sermon, Sunday, June 5th, In the Christian Ch in-by the Rev. J. K this offense is death, but so far a guard The outside commercial estimate rf Smith, of Richmond, Ky, Hobson and his brave followers and the CAPTURED IN CAVITE. house sentence of 21 hours only is im- the 1S0T crop was 5,000,000 bushel?, more it is told the greater grows the Annual Concert, Tuesday. June 7th, at 8 v. M , In Walton' Opera House. halo of glory. The men did not have INSURGENTS CAPTL'RC TWO SPANISH posed. and the biggest harvest ever reaped Students' Entertninment, Wednesday, Juno Stii at 2 30 i i. in the ( ollege Chapel y Lt. Lucien Young, formerly of hardly the faintest idea of surviving that of 1S91 was (155,000,000 bushels. Commencement. Essays by graduating elat. conferring degree?, Thiiiwlay, Junu REGIMENTS IN CAVITE PROVINCE. from a long Illcounty, has recovered E. P. Woods Is a lucky man or Is pos- th nt S m., In Walton's the daring expedition, but with the i'. 0era Hoiie. cool courage of those who dare to die FIVE THOUSAND AMERICAN TROOPS ness of appendicitis and been assigned sessed of mighty good judgment. He NEAR SANTIAGO. to command the Hist, one of the best bought a fine yearling bull from J. M. they went about their business and did FKI-MLINE OF and fastest of our auxiliary cruisers. BigstalT, of Mt. Sterling, agreeing to it. God alone saved them and their Mole, St. Nicholas, Juno fi. 5)00 tonnage, pay S125 for him. She is 21)0 feet in length, own bravery touched the heart of CerFor some reason he Direct advices from llagship, New rapid-fir- e and armed with vera, who ordered that the men be did not order Mr. BigstalT to ship him York, deny the stf)ry that the Terguns. It is understood that the Hist is as soon by 10 days as ho expected and treuted as the heroes they are. They ror was sunk bv the Oregon. as soon as arto go to West Indian waters as an inde- when the order reached thatguntleman will be exchanged Cape Haytien, June 0. Heavy pendent scout. can be effected. Greater rangements the animal was dead. To make things cannonading at Aguaderes, East of In his sphere even than Dewey is HobThe Island of Cuba is "30 miles long, satisfactory he offered Mr. BigstalT Santiago and it is believed that measured on a curved lino running 5150 for another bull of the same breedson and he and his heroic followers detroops are landing under guns from through its centre. Itsgrehtcat b:eadth, ing and It arrived last week: us line a serve to have a day set apart for the American ships. from Puerto Manatl to Cape Cruz, Is specimen as we have seen in a long celebration of their gallant exploit. of the Merrimac In the The sinking Washington, June 0. Admiral 130 miles; its average breadth, SO miles. time. It is of the Wild Eyes variety narrow tr.oith of the channel at SantiaIts area, Including the Isle of Pines a fan.Ily of great breeders. Dewey reports to tho war departgo harbor more effectively bottles and the small coastal islands, is 45,SS3 ment that insurgents defeated SpanIt Is rumored that Pros. Heureaux Tall AndS'oMc. square miles COS miles greater than fleet which was almost securely ish in Cavite province, taking 0 of Santa Domingo, bus been assassithat of the State of Pennsylvania. bottled before. There Is now no chance officers and 1,800 men as prisoners. The War Department has decided to nated as the result of the rovolutlon for him to escape. It is surrender, cap New York, June G. A Kingblow-uestablisti u general hospital at Chlcka- In progress. for him and unless he ture or ston special sayp that 5,000 Amerimauga in tho Park Hotel, which was his ships and takes to tall timscuttles can troops landed near Santiago CHEAP RATES ON Q. & C. recently purchased by Mrs. L. Z. Loi ber he himself may be a prisoner beand joined Garcia's insurgents. I ter, of Chicago, who offered It free of fore the end of the week. If tho fight EXCUKSIO.W One fare for the round-tri- p expense to the Government during the Madrid, June 0. A Santiago to Lexington, on account of the is made fast and furious now, with no Leaguo American Wheelmen Meet int.', special to the Imparcial says Amerwar for the purpose stated. The build-wilet up, the war will be over in a month all accommodate 500 patients, and it June 20th and 21st, from 22d points in icans bombarded again Saturday and Cuba, Port Rico and the Philipto return. Kentucky. Good to June will bo officially known as the "Lelter Bicycles handled free. evening. pines will be our for keeps. United States General Hospital." warIchoes. Mr. Wilson, whose other name Is The 2d Kentucky did not get Its uni- C A T T KOlt SAIX. Car loa.l at SI. for 7 ,b uiliel barrel AK John Henery, got there as he said he A Chinaman volunteer In a San Fran- forms till the 2d and the dispatch says OttLiJ would for assistant district attorney. cisco company IftSTVii toa More In CvcIoiih Imoliel. ISAAC that every mother's son of them is as WHEAT is a curiosity. IS He is the last man of those indicted at 2G I in Troop A., Ohio Volunteer Cavalry, proud of his blue blouse, trousers and HAMILTON, (lowland. Hells', 50c. Lamps, 15e. Frankfort for conspiracy to bribe legis- now at Chlckamauga, will be mounted brogans as a Kentucky toddling could Cyclometers, Jl 00. 15c. Wrenches, Locks, 25c. Screw Drivers, lators to elect Hunter U. S. Senator, on coal black horses. 10c boots. be of his first pair of 10c. Toe Clips Oil Cans, 0 25?. TroiiMT Guards, that worthy having been given a 10c It took 030 blouses, trousers and blue Manila was built in 1581, and has for 15c. Foot Pumps, Lamp UrackelH, 75e. job at Guatemala and Franks hav- over Repair Outllls, 25c three centuries been the seat of tlannel shirts, tho same number of unGrapholine, Saddles, 10c. ing been made collector in the Owens-bor- o Spanish government. Tool Ungs, Jl 25. 25c dershirts and neckwear, 3,000 pairs of Wo luive been accused of selling 10c. NeUon County Sour Mash Whisky Cements. district. Capt. Noel Gaines, who Gen. Blanco has issued a decree that stockings, 1,500 pairs of shoes and 950 ranclo by Head fc lleuur at 82 per gallon, 50c secured the indictment, does not fare so all newspaper correspondents will here- campaign hats and legglns. No meas- jwr (juurt. 2Jo per pint. We will have to And Every way Cycle Sundries In Re well, having been commissioned a cap- after be treated as spies. ures were takon. The man was asked own up. Wo have andtoas weushave 15 ParLow Prices. run through harrels of It left, enough and given u chance to be shot. Mr. tain By tons displacement is meant tho his height and weight. If he was a vest, wo will still continue It. Olvo us a call. Wilson Is a good lawyer and as his job weight of the ship, as the weight of tall, slim fellow he was handed a suit V. II. HALL, ItopictfuUy, Stanford, Ky. 27 Depays about 83,000 a year, he will find it Our Our Departthe water displaced equals the weight of "Number ones." If corpulent and even a softer snap than worklntrfor the of the ship. If broad he got 'Number threes," and L. & N. It is believed that the last call for 'middling, lean or fat" he got "Num! irrepressible W. II. Lyons, pri- troops was made necessary by reason ber twos." In addition to tho clothing The We alwnjs carry a full line of HIcyole Is ho well equipped that we can manufacvate secretary to Senator Deboe, has of the large number of officers who aic the regiment received 12 more wagons Part? for the manufacturer of ISicycltc ture or repnir promptly nnd nt rensonnhle and 48 mules. been promised a brigade commissary, waiting for commands. On 9, '98, We nro in u position to innke the lowest prices. Romombor we rnnke n spethrough the intiuence of the Senator, Wo will sell at public tale As a result of his inspection, Maj. price on Tiicn, Spokc8,.lMins, ornny thing cialty of nnd LAND AND STOCK. s llint is need in the construction of I !i cy- This work is who doubtless wants to get rid of tho Gen. Miles has intimated that tho vol and at lowest pri200 Acres BluoCrass Land cles. ces. Incessant talker, who was described by unteer forces are wholly unprepared. J. C. Lynn bought of C. II. Singleton Adjoining our home, klttuted on tlio Stanford A Mr. Taylor, the Ohloan sent to see for an immediate campaign. Ottenheiiu pike nml South of Hid Crali Orchard ami a jack for $150 . Lincoln Mmar Urove after the Kentucky Senatorial election, Capt. Chas. V. Grid ley, commander John Anderson sold to Beazley Bros, TliU land well watered, lire in six springscounty. Second-Han- d Shop-Wor- n or on It as the man who sets his mouth to talk- of the cruiser Olympia, and one of the a guiding for $00. riinnliitf all the time; handy to clinrc hound ncluxd , lioiiM-iR'iKhWhood and In good tttate of itll' ing and then goes off and leaves it. heroes of tho brilliant victory at Ma$5 $20. It is said that Ed Corrlgan will breed tlratlon Will alko sell one Though he prides himself on his repu- nila, is dead from tho 3traln of the trotters on his California ranch. Yoko Osen. 1 "Dxj Cow, 2 Good DurhamlOows Two-CeStamp for Illustrated Sundry Catalogue nnd Hargnin Sheet. Send tation as a lighter, It will be seen that great battle. n Twenty cavalry horses sold at pood as new, I Ken. And Calves Hon. Bill has selected a place In Drill, :t '1 iiriilin; i'lows, the lutky Wheat Hill Mdu Porto Rico is 100 miles eastof Hayti. at an average of $85. How, (Shovel I'lowi. I Waller A. Wood Mower, 032 Fourth tho army In which ho will havo tj do The Island is nbout 110 miles long nnd Largest (teat-- and Hinder Cultivator, John R. Gentry has not been a mile Avenue Hereford Hull, 2 extra lino hordes, and liiuiiy Cycle no fighting nnd inso doing has mortif- 40 wide, and has u populutlon of 050, bettor than 2:10 so far this season. oilier articles too tedium to iiitntloo. Louisville, Establishment on day Terms ied: his friends and driven his enemies 000, of which .W.OOO are white and Ky. G. A. Swlnebroad bought of J. C. gin at 11 nude known C. A W ofKtule and salo to le- - In the ( M. AUUAHAM 312,000 colored. Crab Orchard, Ky. HayB 30 yearling steers at about 5c. fcJU ntire South The most notable event of The Carlisle Mercury taking the article that wo printed of what Judge Morrow said with reference to the beneficial results of the war In bringing all sections together In closest brotherly love, as a text, prcachoJ a lengthy sermon on the marvelous results of this marvelous age. The editor, Green R. Keller, was a gallant Confederate soldier, who long ago accepted In fullest sense the arbitrament of war. and has done his full measure of duty In bringing about the general feeling of frater- There are Indications that Spain wants to end the war and Is ready to accept most any terms. Secretary Long sent out tho follow ing: The reported courtesy of Cervera to Hobson and his men Is most chivalrous and highmlnded. Tho Louisville Lotion is at last ready to move and will break camp Thursday for Chlckamauga, loavlng the Lexington camps deserted. Tho Marietta which could not keep up with tho Oregon during tho latter part of their long voyage from San l'rancisco, reached Key West having been SO days on the way. Now that we havo Cervera bottled up and ourselves bottled out, It will be interesting to watch for the method by which we are to get at 'he Spaniard long enough to take him Into camp. l. two-third- sale of 200 barrels of corn at S2.2o reported in the Jcssamlno Journal. P. K. Trlbblo sold to W. II. Gray, of Boyle, a nice combined horse for $90. T. J. Culton bought a bunch of calves In Pulaski and Rockcastle at Sid to $12. C. Vanoy sold to R. C. Hockcr his s interest in 40 acres of wheat A is Louisville Store Everlastingly giving the ml ? for $275. MOST for the MONEY KNOCK - OUT BLOW BEGJLBDLESS OF COST t . Post-Dispatc- h. 20-od- d Lawns At 4c Per Yd. J t FULL of REAL BARGAINS m live-colum- n FLAGS AND FLAG CLOTH hou-e-vesse- ls. The Louisville Store. , nt Stanford Female College. I Cu-e- four-Inc- h Dry Goods, Groceries And Genral Merchandise. STANFORD. Cer-vera- 's Every Thing 'Way Down. -- MARK HARDIN, p ll CO BICYCLES jrr $20 to $60. SUNDRIES. New And Guaranteed. " red-toppe- d 810,-00- NOTICE I Four-Year-O- ld thing the markably of at PUBLIC SALE Thursday June School-llou- Manufacturing partment. Repair ment fust-chis- e, 1 and Koo-- to Wheels, nt Ellza-bethtow- 1 1 1 1 1 tmdQ9C& A : , ..i; mi fc..iw:Ar.,.,wjrtMeajSi AMU W and eon, of THE INTERIOR JOURNAL Wichita, Kansas, will arrive this week to visit hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. S. II. Held, at Hustonvllle. Stanford, Ky., Junk 7, 1898 Miss Pattii: McDowell, who has been teaching at M. S. Baughman's, returned to her home at Porryvillc E. C. Walton, BusiNias Manaokk. yesterday. She made a great many friends here, who hope to see her reOVKU SO.oOO prescriptions lmvo been turn in the full. carefully and correctly filled at Penny's Drug Store. 1 ours will receive tnc LOCAL HAPPENINGS. CONWAY Mlts. J. L. RHOO-KL- Screen doors, sash and screen wire at Warren fc Shanks'. . gysm z A - rA ANOTHElt Clltcus. Harris' Nickel Plata Shrnva. , .IncluiHnir n. plriMin and j TA ... . mcnagarle, requiring nine cars to transport them, will give two perform- 11 ances here, June Id. Fkee Lectuiu:. Mrs. Why Pay M. W. Bin- Profit ? ' biitne treatment. PEflSONAUNDSOCiErfGOSSlP. Best ence's. stove gasoline nt r. der will give an Illustrated lecture to mothers and daughters Wednesday, the 8th, at 4 1. M., at Walton's Opera B. Flop House. All aro Invited. Admission free. i K T Lightning struck a tenant house on paper Just received at W. B. day. John Murphy's farm In the West End McRoberts'. one night last week and did consideraMiss Mattii: Mi:.nm:fi:i: went to Buckeye Mowers and repairs at ble damage to it and its contents. Georgetown yesterday. Strange til say neither Mrs. Tomllnson Miss JosKi'lllN'i: Hum returned Fri- Warren & Shanks'. occupying day from College at Glondale, O. I NOW have a complete stock ofbulld-in- g nor her two sons, who were It, was hurt. A cupboard in the kitchMiss Ida Pknninuton, of Warren material. A. C. Sine. county, is visiting the Mtspea Ellis. . en, which contained a lot of dishes, Have your eyes tested and properly was with them completely broken to Miss Kmza Kissicic went to yesterday to visit friends. . fitted wltli glasses at Cralg A; Rock- pieces. Miss F1.0ur.NCi: Mvuits is visiting er's. The docket of the circuit court, Miss Mluva l'ark Phelps at Richmond. Shall give my entire time to re which begins next Monday and which Miss Mahy ROUTKN, of the West pairs. Your work solicited. Dunks, has been lodged in this olllce by Clerk End, is the guest of Miss Lena Burthe jeweler. Jas. F. Holdam to be printed, shows nett. that there 105 Commonwealth cases, 21 Is back from a MissSalmh Eu.is CUT price on New Home Sewing Maordinary, 15 equity appearances and 120 protracted visit to friends In Warren chine is limited. Buy now and wave old equity cases. The only murder case county. money. A. B. Florence. is against James Fish, who killed a Mil. and Mils. Ed Cahtku took little NEW Wall Paper of the latestsprlng Negro 10 years ago. Curler Logan to his homo In Louisville ft! styles. Prices made to suit the purSaturday. The trustees of the Stanford Male MKSDAMK5 MaKY GltHKN and Adella chaser. W. B. McRoberts. and Female Seminary met yesterday, Woods, of Hustonvllle, wero here Sat$10 will buy the Improved New when Mr. J. N. Craig resigned and urday afternoon. Model Sewing Machine. Warranted John J. McRoberts was chosen In his Mlt. A. II. SuVBltANCB spent Sun- for 10 years. A. B. Florence. stead. The board then considered the day with his wife, who Is 111 at her question of electing a teacher for the New Stohe. Granville Baker, tho ensi.ing term and chose Win. J. Craig, father's in Richmond. Mil. and Mils. GllOitoi: Glit'NDY, of assessor, and Dan Hester havo opened of Carrollton College, a brother Lebanon, spent several days with Mr. a gcuerul merchandise and drug store of Prof. Hardin Craig. at Klngsvllle. Both are popular, and and Mrs. W. P. Tate. business men, they All Restuictions Removed. At D Mlt. AND Mils. W.J. IlOUANcamo being llrst-ratIts last mectlug the city council threw yesterday, should do well. over from Dryuntsvlllu W MrvW.MV. XK down tho bars and removed all the re,y.vTPVT - fT'l - T..VT.l.T.lT. - .y.I.T.I.V1 thinking It was court day here. r'i'xy M'Vr lvrlQCr lvr i Medicine Man. Dr. Daniel strictions heretofore imposed upon saAND MitS. J. L. Vantis, of Mlt. e representing tho Indian loon keepers such as the prohibited attended the Home and farm mixed paints. Best Co., begun a week's engagement frosted windows, screens, side or back wedding. Somursot Koorter. in the market! W. B. McRoberts. on tho street here yesterday. His wlfo doors, ko. In other words If you want Miss ai.uk 11. Hhow.v, of LouU-vlllg to sneak In you can do so. You can The musical entertainment at the paed through Friday on route ontoruilni tho crowds with and fortune tolling. also, if you like, roll In or tumble in, Opera House tonight by the college to Garrard to visit hor paronts. Mllh. J. I). IIOLDICHMAN, who has WllILK George Farrls was cleaning just so you get in, as it looks like the pupils will be as novel as it will prove And we are now prepared to furnish you with the best quality of entertaining. Admission 2T cents, with visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. a pistol In tho St. Asaph Hotel olllco council wants you to do. 10 cents extra for reserved seats. Don't I. A. Potior, ruturnud to Lebanon Fri- yesterday afternoon tho woapon disHad on Banks. The U. S. court of day. charged, the ball going through a win- apoeals, sitting at Cincinnati, decided fail to attend. MltS. W. M. R001.K, of XuwOrlouns, dow and lodging in tho weatherboard-ingo- f that all but certain Louisville banks, The telephone line between this was huru Friday on hor way to visit her M. D. Elmore's store. which enteral into an agreement with place and Kingsvillo will likely be in parents before going to Owutieboro to SEVEltAL parllus saw a huge raotoor the city to abide the decision of the operation by yesterday, Mr. W. L. Lead, Colors, Staihs &c, on the maaket at reasonable prices', also a complete lino of live. court of appoals in the case and those who was here Saturday, tells us. the best Perfumes, Soaps, Stationery and Toilet Articles. We solicit your trade. Mu. and Mrs. John Hnow.v.of Lib shoot across tho sky about 11 A. M. Fri- that were chartered prior to 1S50, must The wire is up this side of Highland day. It looked liku a silver ball abla7c, Cw erty, and Mrs. Ann White, of MeKtn-- " pay local and other taxation as an Indi- and several forces are at work between nuy, wro gnosis) of Mr. and Mrs. Lao from which stars of silver shot. say It was seen at Williams- vidual. Tho Hewitt law is pronounced "here and that point. Myors. unconstitutional. That gave tho banks MlSSIBS ANN1KAND LUCY Sl'KAKS burg, Pa'ntsvlllo and other points. the right to pay 7.i cents on the $100 The city council directed its clerk Crawford, of Danville, aro and Carroll -- William Hundley.who Ht'NU in Matt of all taxes. The case will go to notify tho county authorities that of Misses Sue Whitley and Nel- killed John Lawrenco in Rockcastle to the supreme court for flnal adjudica- somo of the streets in town, which gHuuls formerly belonged to the turnpike comlie Murphy. sorvra months ago, had his trial at tion. panies, but which havo been bought by Mil. J.T. Sutton awl family have Mu Vornon last week, but the jury Dead. A Brown wood, Texas, paper the county, are getting in very ugly moved to Htistouvtlle whoru tlioy will failed to agree. Six were for acquittal tells of the death of Mrs. Win. Turn-bul- shape and that they must proceed at run their undertaking business and a and tho other six wore for two years which says she was born in Stan- once to repair them. It is understood general store. CAUUHT. Edinond Lillard, wanted ford in 1!?2S and that in 1S15 she was that if they do not so proceed an inW. IUl'tsilMAN and Mis MltS. J. Dora Haughman went to Danvillo Sat- here for shooting Willie Hansford, also married to Wm. Middleton, who died dictment will be urged before the grand urday to attend an untortalnmontgivon colorud, was arrested at Somerset, in 1SI7. She was again married to Wil- jury, unless the authorities agree to At the time of submit tho question to the circuit that evening by the former's mother. where ho is serving out a tine for car- liam Turnbull In Ladies' 50c Shirt Waist, made of good Percale, latest blouse front Hustonvllle, rying concealed weapons. Ho will be her last illness she was on a visit to judge at tho coming term, as to who of LusiC, FllANK Myle, cut to 25c. Ml?- - Kslolle "Chapman, who brought here as soon as his term is her oldest daughter in Denver, Col. shall keep the parts of the pike within brought attending college there, to out. She started home coming as far as Fort tho town limits It) repair, the towns or has been the train here yesterday for her home Tim Hujhkst Flac On a banter Worth, where after a few days illness the county. In Tennessee. from W. H. McRoberts, Put Gecr she breathed her last at 0:15 A. M. SunTHE Stanford Academy closed FriMiss Ukssii: MKNi'.rKB went over to climbed the cupula Satur- day, May 15. Mrs. Turnbull lived an day without any "foolishness." The m Georgetown Saturday to visit hor day and tied a Hag polo to the light- ideal Christian life, having professed principal, Prof Hardin Craig, docs not Mies Lueile, and attend the com- ning rod on top. and a large "old glory" faith In Christ when qulto young. She believe that elaborate exercises should mencement oxoro'sos of Georgetown Is now floating gracefully to tho breeze' died as she livedtrusting in Jesus. be held in preparatory schools and carMack, Tan and Red Hose for children. Sold at 15c to 40c, cut to 10c. Female College. It was a dangerous, not to say fooSaNDIDOB. After a long illness of ried liU theory into practice. Wo reCot.. J. A. AuciUST. president of the lhardy, undertaking, out Goer always cancer of the stomach, Mr. Madison gret to learn from him that, he will not o Pino Hill Mining Co., Pino Hill, gets there. Sandidge died at his homo near More-lan- return next session. He is going to county, was hero Friday. He Is at 7 l'. M.Thursday, In his 74th Princeton to take a Miss Ballou's pirplls will show a Richmond, Virginian, but has been In year. The Intonnont occurred in tho course in English. Tho school has done their patriotism by giving an "Old ICentucKy some IS mouths. old family burying ground Friday after well in his charge and the patrons are COL. W. A. Gt'NN, formerly chief Glory" concort. Tho programs will much pleased with the progress of their L. Ladies' f 1.25 nnd 51.50 Oxiords, Tan And Macks are now cut to P5c. engineer of the Cincinnati Southern, fly the National colors, the four pianos a short service by Rev. James Allen. children. Prof. Cralg is a fine teacher will bo draped with tho stars and For raoro than f0 years ho was a mem was hero yesterday. He hut a fruit of the Christian church and no ono and If he make that profession his life farm In the Southwest partof thocoun-ty- , stripes? each young lady will wear a ber work will make a success of it. He rL rosette and carry a fan of red, white stood higher in religious or moral will leave in a few days to spend the which he wishes to dispose of. and blue. The entertainment will be repute. Everybody liked him and his Ct.Altr.NCK ANTHONY, who is a rehis folks at Oweusboro, given at Walton's Opera House, June loss is deeply mourned in tho communi- vacation with porter on tho Cincinnati Post, was hero taking with him tho good wishes of si ty in which his long and useful life was yesterJay. Ho has changed a great II. spent nnd by all who enjoyed his every one. deal since he used to live hero and his Oi'KitA House Calkndau. To- friendship. His wife, now well stricken Must Sui1'OUT It. Tho jary, Mesfriends hardly rocognUcd him at llrt. night, musical entertainment by college in years, survives him, and in her sor- srs. J. M. McRcRoberts, Bedell ChanJUDCir. T. L. SHEI.TON returned Sun- pupils under direction of Miss Mary row over his death, sho has tho conso- cellor, W. B. Penny, W. H. Shanks, day from business trip to Ohio. He Cowen; Thursday night. 9th, collego lation of having been his faithful help- Tim Hutchison and James Cash, who swapped Ins property ut Rowland for commencement; Tuesday, 14th; enter- meet for half a century and of having sat in the caso against Will Broaddus an opera house at Paulding, that State, tainment by Miss Ellen Ballou's music ministered in overy loving wny to him for bastardy, evidently did not believe but does not glvo iHissossion for a year. class; Friday, 17th, Beazley, Waters in his last Illness. Four children, sur- his sworn statement that ho had no MltS. ANNIK ENOI.KMAN, of Dan- ,t Mcnefeo'fl elocutionary contest, and vive: Mrs. Jerry Briscoe, B. C, F. F. connection with the girl, for they ville, and Miss Annie Evans Bright, of Thursday, 30th, commencement and and M. M. Sandldgo and they will al- mulcted him to the tune of 865 a month Stanford, aro the guests of Mrs. Chris- entertainment by Colored High School. ways prlzo tho rich herltago of his for 12 year for tho support of tho child topher Chcnuult and will remain until that Cora Gibson sworo Is his. The At the close of hor school, MIsa Reed good name. Richmond Regday and a half, tho half beafter commencement. announced, suvs the Advocato, that It usually rains commencement Sun trial lasted a ister. ing devoted to speaking nnd four efforts Miss Mary Bradley hasn't missed a day day, but the last ono was an exception. THE Advocate says that Miss Emma of their lives wero made by as many ,v live years, Howard Eastland not one Not a cloud appeared and when tho on a side. Owing to tho Owsley and Tllden Cook assisted In re- in years, Julia Durham and Ethel march of tho llttlo ladies, most all of lawyers, .two ceiving at a party given by Mr. and In three character of tho testimony the public not ono in two years, and Mary them in white, was made from tho coll Mrs. J. II. Baughman In honor of their Grant excluded from tho court-rooHudson, Nelson Rodes and Milton Dur- lego to tho Christian church, there wa9 - populur daughter, Miss Clurisse, and was proved that tho mother of the boy ham none during tho past year. In tho wero no worse things to contend with Miss Ora Nelson, of Versailles. gotten the girl to leave hor relaexercises Master Bryan Carpenter re- than dust and heat. Tho church was had TllK Lancaster Record says Mrs. tives with tho child by tolling thera cited "Tho Orange and tho Green" and Richard Burnsldo will be assisted at Miss Mamto Wilson Carpenter sang'a crowded to tho utmost and those who that Judgo Bailey and County Attorboro tho heat and burden of tho hour ney Helm wanted her and that an ut- tho organ by Miss Isabella Bailey, of were fully repaid in a most excellent tempt was made to get hor to change is ono of tho finest vio- solo. Stanford, who State, at tho Faulconer-Maso- n Not Retuun. It is with deep eermon by Row J. K.Smith, of Rich- her atlldavlt. The girl is very young Will linists in tho marrlago tomorrow evening. regret that tho public lenrns of tho mond. IIo discoursed from James 4:14: aud apparently very much unsophistiwhat is your life? It is even as a cated, but with all his effort. Hon. R. Du.. R. L. Davison Is back from resignations of three of tho collego "For vapor, that appeareth for a little C. Wnrren could not shake her from Washington City on a visit. In uddl-tlo- n faculty, Misses Emma Martin, Mary her 6tory or confuse her into misstatebeing his brother's prlvato sec Cowen and Mary Harris. They havo timo and thon vanishes away." Tho ments. to of excellent thoughts retary ho has been taking a courso of been with tho institution for soveral sermon was full Almost evory man who thinks ho years and each has made for herself a und practical suggestions that It will knows something1 about horses is buydentistry and a dispatch says has met especially tho gradu- ing geldings for cavalry purposes. A accuracy, earnestness do well for all and with a great deal of success In his stud- reputation for tho honors of his and faithfulness that has endeared her ating class to remember. The next largo number havo bpen bought In this ies, and has received "i.wi? county during tho past two weeks at allko to principal and patrons. Dr. thlngon the program for commencement 37.) class. to S100. Mules for government puriHARWj'ir in tho highest terms of week, as announced by Dr. Sholton, is poses aro changing Imnds at 850 to $80. Mlt. W. J. Cuauj, brother of Prof. Sholtou speaks patronage of tho musical enterUitumout atthe Opera Mr. John D. Taggart, President and Hardin Craig, Is hero to get tho Stan thom nnd wishes that the olTcr where the Jinal ex- founder of the Fidelity Trust and Safethem House Is tho collogo was sutllclent to ford Academy prlnclpalshlp. He will also be hold Thursday ty Vault Company and ono of the most highly recommended as an educator, Inducements to remain. Tho ladles ercises Wednesday afternoon at tho prominent and Influential citizens of having held tho chair of Latin and have also endeared themselves to our night. Chapel a musical recital will Louisville, died Sunday. way and made lasting Collego James B Ireland, of Hawesvllle, who Mathematics very creditably In the peoplo In a social will watch their future bo given, to which the patrons and has just celebrated his 101st birthday, friends who Kentucky Collego at South West is In Louisville taking in the town. friends of tho Institution are Invited. with deep interest. for several terms. J. S. Kici: went to Louisville Satur- Initial 3 Why pay a profit when you can get the same From 20 To 60 Per Cent. Lower Flora-lngsbur- g Prom me? Answer this question for yourself. I am going out of business? Now can a man who expects to stay in business sell as cheap as I wno am Closing Out to Quit Business, All I want for my stock is just what it cost; no more. This opportunity does not often present itself, so use it while you can. e Tfl Mc-Clur- e, b.T'lflf'l'vy r Bus-tonvlll- c. ", Mcdl-Icln- Eads-Trlmb- le e. mind-readin- iilMl J bn PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, Mc-Curt- y, DIs-patc- h m CRAIG & HOCKER'S. &8mmmimBG&ffi Jj-'U- l, i Shirt Waist Bargain I Hosiery Bargains. SHOE BARGAINS SEVERANCE & I 1S-I0- . court-hous- e sis-to- r, Roek-castl- d, post-gradua- te w SONS. m m m mwMMMmmmmw$mmmmimm We Now Have A Full Line of the Very Latest Stationery in the New Initial Style. The Shape of Paper and Envelopes is Correct and the Quality Superfine. 50c Per Box. 11 PENNY'S DRUG STORE. V ife, ISS mm i' OIL to-nig- Car-rollt- FOR SALE BY U. D. BRIGHT. 1 r y MATRIMONIAL MATTERS. THE INTERIOR JOURNAL 2'u."blls2a.eAXA.ao4a.3ro a.rj.4 3Trl4o."r AT SK3 JP-IC- YKAli no I ADVANCK will 1e charged. When not paid 052.30 fsrsa omi 3 ts i TIME MUD. DIVISION. c KENTUCKY CENTRAL .No. 3 Arrrlvesat Stanford at 1:(H A. M. 2.10 a.m. Leaves Stanford at No. No. 21 Arrive at Kowland at 12:00 WAV. 3:40 i m. 22 leaves Stanford at N KNOXVILLE DIVISION. N.23 " No, 25 K. U Train going North " " K.26 " " " 12 37 South " - 12 Hani 127lw 2 41atu pm i ' 4 For alllTolnts. RO'IQII TICKETS SOLD. HAGOAOE CHECKED THHOUQI1. For any Information enquire of JOE S. RICE, Agent, Stanford, Ky. FRANKFORT AND CINCINNATI. 1 Trains leave Frankfort at C:.T0 a. i. and J r. l., connecting at (leorgetown with q A C. and reaching Paris at 8:40 a. i and 6:10 v. m. Iave l'arisn i., connecting at ticorge-towa. at:20with ii. andC..1.30 r.reaching Frankfort at 11:53 A and a . ii and 7 "0 JOSKIMI It. NEWTON, A. G. I M r. A. QUEEN & CRESCENT. Trains pass Junction City as follows: 4 11 p ni 12 02 p ui No. 2 North No. t South 3 41 am II 49 a in " 4 " No. 3 " 1 34 p m 1118am " 6 " No. 5 " 6 00 a m 8 0. p tn "10 " No. 9 " No. 1 does not slop. No. 2 stops only for passen-tp- n from South of Somerset 9 and 10 run no further than Junction City and 5 and 6 only to Som- Frank Kelley, aged Si, was married at Parkersburj;. W. Va., to Miss Lou Ashley, a maiden of Co summers. II ram Younjr, aped 19, and Miss Sal-li- e B. Iiutehison, IS, were married at the bride's home near Iliuhland Saturday. Miss Margaret A. Pickett, a cousin of Mrs. V. A. Tribble, was married at Mnysville last weok to G. T. Harbour, a young banker. J. Stono Walker, the Richmond capitalist, and Miss Cara Wallace Boone, of Louisville, were married in the latter city last weok. Mrs. Peter Sudduth, of Lima, Ind., is suing for divorce because her husband persists in escorting her sister to prayer meetings nnd other places at night. George Ford, 87, has sued his wife, Ida, aged 16, for divorce because she is cruel to him and is too fond of a young er man. She is Ford's Gth wife. They Bad management keeps more people live in Southern Kentucky. In poor clrcumstauces than any other After living with her 20 years as his wife, G. W. Jones, of Louisville, has ono cause. To be successful one must sued for divorce because, ho alleges, look ahead and plan ahead so that when that his wife had never secured a legal a favorable opportunity presents Itself separation from her convict husband. ho Is ready to take advantage of it. A Mr. Cornelius V. Stone, the clover little forethought will also save much lineman of the Stanford Light Co., expense and valuable time. A prusurprised his friends by going to Lan- dent and careful man will keep a botcaster Thursday evening and taking a tle of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera wife in the person of Miss Moody Por- and Diarrhoea Remedy In the house, ter, a very pretty young lady, who was the shiftless follow will wait until neemployed In Mrs. Moody Hardin's mil cessity compels it and then ruin his linery. Sam Embry, Jr., accompanied best horse irolng for a doctor aud havo Mr. Stone and acted as best man. The a big doctor bill to pay, besides; one newly wedded have taken rooms at Mr. pays out 25 cents, the other is out a Will Stone's and are as hanpv as bljr hundred dollars aud then wonders why sunflowers. his neighbor is getting richer while he is getting poorer. For tale by Craig lie Wanted to Know. Timothy Hay, & Hocker, Druggists. I egg-shape- A rago for tho outrageouslydccollnte prevails among the aristocratic and fashionable women of Europe, and especially of England. Tho spectacle nightly offered at gatherings of tho great Indies of England is one calculated to bring tho blush of modesty to the check of a Casino chorus girl, as well as make a baby cry. M. Travenior, of Paris, owns tho largest pearl In tho world and he gave $r50,000 for it. It is absolutely perfect and exactly two Inches in length, oval and of a spotless luster. Among tho crown jewels of Englnnd there Is a jwarl over an Inch long, and which cost the government not less than M00,000. lad who is The elghteeu-year-ol- d heir to the throne of Japan seems to hold the world's record In tho matter of pedigree. Ho Is tho last male descendant in the order of primogeniture of a dynasty which has reined 2,(300 years. Experience Tells IN Tailoring,.,, well as in other matters. T firm that makes only good garments at prices within the reach of all, and DR. R. 7VY. PH6LPS, Kentucky. MKttinty"i Store. HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Stanford, k Olllic over -- "- IIIk'rIiih A guarantees you satisfaction, is bound vf It must cither keep up &) to succeed. its standard or quit the field. For over sfe J. T. SUTTON, Hustonvillo, 22 YEflRS this has been the portion of feft Undortalcer, - Kentucky Vi USers Ills ir rrlrv to the siple of Wel Lincoln and Casey counties. Full stotk of Cofflusand Csik- - M. BORN & CO. The Great Chicago Merchant Tailors, tlsilwarsoti nana 1). tj. Cartiter, Manager. jg $? fi (m 5w tiffi They started in the lead and have maintained it ever since. They arc the admitted head of the custom tailor- ing trade of America. livery year is a year of progress in the excellence of their goods and in the favor ol tens of thousands of their patrons. AC.SNE. .Dealer In. n LUMBER, SASH AND DOORS, STANFORD, KY. 'Don't forgot this. when ou M 1 s BORN mit or omcoit )ou are full) teed ai to iti lit, itile, material jnj umLnun-ilii- joi.r manure ,M,ve for guaranp. t No mitUkri or initfitt ate tolerated. You hue hunJie.lt of pattern! anJ all the lateit 'fir it) lei to telett from. And after all you pay Us money Ihan for low graik tailoring. CALL ON Ji 4 H J. McROBBRTS, STANFORD. GOOD Our Prices. COpercwt' Corn Chop. 45 4 40 FIRE INSURANCE THING TO KNOW- - Insurance 70 Company : OP BROOKLYN. " " "o per bu. 11) h.t lm, 101 10 erset, P bJ Royal snakes the food pure, 'wholesome and df llclotu. Mrs. McLubberty ITere'a some pills, Murty, thot Mrs. Hogan was afther sindin over for yez. She says dhey'li aither kill or cure yez. McLubberty (who is ill) Begorra, did she say which dhey would do foorst? mi AKfi0 POWDER Absolutely Pure HOVAl BAKISQ POwDCH j I Mrs. Greymair When 1 die I want you to engrave on my tomb "There U HON. G. G. Quiet in Heaven." candidate for Con- Mr. Greymair I think, my dear, it Of Shelhy County, Congressional District of the Elciith would be more to the point to make it Centucky. subject to the uctlou of the dem "There Was Quiet in Heaven." Cin ocratic party. ruck. Wnntnl tlic Kiact Truth. Mixed Hay Clover Hay We are authorized to announce Millet Straw Fcod Oats a candidate for ConOf MadUou County, gress tit the Eighth Congressional District ShipstuiT of Kentucky, subject to the action of the arty. democratic " Chicken Feed.... hon.jas.b. Mccreary GILBERT, " COAL. " " Falls Branch Lump 'M " Jellico Lump 4op3rbu, Jellico Nut Caledonian Insurance " " " Co., oi) Scotlnnd. KOUNI3KD 1HOO. " In 70 per cwt Special prices on both feed nnd coal large quantities. R. B. MAHONY, Agt 6 , la J. H. BAUGHMAN -- St CO. STAN FOIl I). KY. TIIK- H. C. RUPLEY, The Merchant Tailor, cinnati Enquirer. dings? In Clilenjro, of Course. Rev. Lakeside How is it that new preacher is getting all the HON. J. B. THOMPSON, that wed- Breezy Why, he let It get about that all those who come to him to be married he'll marry the second time gratis. Town Topics. Slirns of Prosperity. "Oh! my business is good," said the a candidate for for Congress In the Eighth Congressional District of Kentucky, hiibject to the action of tho democratic party. Of Mercer. Is ELDREDGE ! Stanford, Kv., FIRE! FIRE! m Is Receiving liiH Fall And CO., S YOKK. NOELL-c&SO- N, Dealers In Coal, Corn And Hay, Office and Feed Exchange "near Itall-ro&- d Crossing. Depot St., Stanford, ICv. Coal Yard, Mill St.. lately J. H. Hlgglns' Sttnd. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Jan. I Order trombone player. "In fact, lam always blowing about it." "Well, I'm sooted with mine, too," said the chimney sweep. "And mine is out of sight," said the diver. N. Y. Truth. A Universal Artlat. Nature paints the country. By man the town's bedlght. But woman with a paintbrush Daubs everything insight. Chicago Record. We bare hal the misfortune to loe our entire Woolen Mill riant by tire. We hare made con tracts with a lurge numlor of agents, which we In-nd to fill, and wMi to Inform the public that we Mill Will bare It In operation are first oi July, so lirlnz on your work. We guarantee gire jou satWactlon, O. C ItUSSKLL A CO . to '.'ti-l'lill,Caey Co, Ky It lt SEW! DIG MACHINE. The Latest Machine out, something1 new; sold under Guarantee. Come and see it. HIGGINS & McKINNBY. FOR CASH ! have decided to adopt tho Ca-- h tailoring It will bubcttur for rny eustomrrs us well :n uiytolf. .so 1i'k1iiiiIii(,' I Winter V GoodH. Goods Warranted. Fit Guaranteed. Give Him a Call. JOUS II. CAfTLKMAI. A.U. laniiaM. INSURANCE COMPANY OF LIVERPOOL. A. S. PRICE, .Surgeon Dentist, I'TTnUiYl COXDKJIMID. 2sa Stanford, Ky. Office iiis BUCCIES.SURREYS We can save vou from $5 to thing In the vehicle line. s-- LOUISVILLE HOTEL Louisvillo, Ky., AMFRirAN R FFIRfiPF .....M...V...' VkWitVS I yttn BERBEB AN H1 & GaSTLEMim. MAN.U11U.S, -- orcr Mcltoberts' Drue Store in theltOwsley Hulldlng. BU. ". on Phaetons, Road Wagons. dune15lwillsellforGash Only. Thoio owing mo mutt come forward 3 Oommerco Building, Louisville Agrnti Throughout the outh. on any B. PENNY, QUIT PAYING u-- BIG PROFITS The Ladies Hostaurant the finest In the city. Every convenience for ladles and hottlo or tln-l- uccounts will be jiluevd spending the day in the city. In W. A. Trlbblo's hands fur rolleotlon. Gentluiun's Cafe on olllce Uoor. CAKtON, r I W. A. TBIBBLI, Iocl .gnt. 21 W. A. Crab Orcliard. THOMAS A. MULLIGAN. - and come to . lot us sell vou a vehicle cheaper than you can buy It In Cunt nil Ky W. 10 j. Season of 1898. GREEN BRIAR SPRINGS to announ.'o that this popular summer report w' be oK'ii for the nivommodii-tlo- n of guests. I wish tt Music KOMANri CAItltlAUH CO. Lanca-te- r, Manager. Tuo.sil.tv, Thursday and Sunday Evening. Stanford, - jm Kentucky. Co : Stanford, Oeutist,Lancaster street Office : at Residence. Ky. jx.jcctAy UNDERTAKER! X. Y. World. "Is Mr. Van Daub, the artist, as bad as he is painted?" "Worse. He is as bad as he paints." Smm-iIiii;- lm Ky Farmers Bank&Trust OK . Ned's rider was shot from his back and the horse fell to Serjeant B. B. Crawford, who rode him to tho end of the war and kept him well since. A California man recently bought a band of 40 "good brood mares" at Los Angeles' at 83. They wero pickAnd Dealer in ed from the droves that are sent in to HARNESS, SADDLERY, &C. the soap factory. These factories pay from $1 to S2 each and arc using up a STANFORD, KY. great many poor brutes that are used for nothing else. tunc II! Iloval King Is u ll(jlit hay with mjijio white WTJ-JXTinure murks, 10 hands hle,h. foaled In 1VJ0. Ho Is ID llodiiuud ruton during the first month. tho best saddle htallion la Kontuckv. Ak Tor Information in regurd to rates, etc.. S. T. HnrrK Levi Myers , and others who ji havo colts by him about hi-- breeding. Will ahlio.vi I'ENETItATKS T. H. WltlCiHT, im make me eaoii ni iphs ui iry siunio lki-u- t The last equine survivor of the civil miles from Stanford on tho Hustouvllle 2" Crab Orchard, Kv. i EIGHT GREAT STATES TEN I)OI.I,AItS to ItiMirua I.Ivlu' Colt war, Old Ned, died ut North East, Pu., uecldeiits. May 3, aged 43 years. In the ruld on Not resmjiiblhle for r.Mtltl, St a ii ford. Ky. Kentuckv. Tennessee. Virginia, Ueorgla, JOEE. North irfid South Carolina, Washington by General Jubal A.Early Alabama, Mississippi. 1SG4, Pick-.L?-Ui'0-l- tn She hated sweeping out the room, And o'er the Job she lingers. But she'll sweep the keys of the semi-gran- d With most untiring fingers. I'ull brother to Silver King and the jjrent show maru, AllleG. by On Time. I'lrst dam Lexington. Molllo Mount., by Cubbell's ROYAL KING, Soutnern Railway THE STANr'Oltl, KY. $200,000 00 17,603 80 Paid up Capital, Surphi, , 1898. in Store Room & Goods FOR SALE. m Hjr provltlnns of lt rlurter, lrNttlinr tre i fully protects! a ir dMllnr In Nitlonst l'nki, ita thari'liohlvr. Iwliiit lirM Imllliiluall' lUMo to tlioextriiltif tli aniuuntof tliclr lixk tli.Tiln it tlicpar ralui" llunt.f, liiaiMlllou to tlioaniniiiil In. ). Trtrl In iiirli alinrt It liny ait a liiiniMialor, truattti, Ac, h fullr hi mi IikII Tlilual. Tviiilrrlnnur thanks ti Diiim, who- lian nitruit-n- l tlitlr biulm-- to u, we triut tlirj- will ruiitluue tuduao, ami wroltvr as HKtiuraiitrcfor prntuia at tcntlon to Miiifour 'MymTt' viiK'rlriicu In lllx'rnl ntcoiiiunxlalloni aiarv condatfnt with tounil banking, bank-IliKa- house and lot In Moreluud Station, the main building 00 by .'JO, twostorles high, lilted up for duelling, siiltablo for Iletween J.oulsvlllo am1 tho South. htnall family and 11 side building 11 by 00, corn cribs, wiiro room and salt shed, well arranged for a general store, have been selling from 315,000 to IL'0,000 worth of goods annually, Is offered for sale. Each way between Louisville and Lexington A Through Sleeping jCars Mt. Vrrnnn; II. Cuiumliis, rreachrnrllle; , Owalcj-.Sr.J. S J. ll.Ow.lfj--, Wllllain (ioooli, S. II. Shaiiki. 8. J. Kmhrjr, J. V. Cul , J. K. Lynn. A. W. Cariitr; J. N. Meiivfisj. J.J, William), W. nmtcrom. orncaas. T1IKI.E DAILY TRAINS W. A. THHK, O. I'. A,. D-U. S. H.SIianka. I'realilent; J. II. 0rlvy Cuhler; W, M. Ilrlght filer PRICE, 31,200. Also a good stock of goods at prime cost. Until tho housu and goods uru sold In a bulk, I will sell goods for cash at ubout cost. Tho houso will bo rented after tho 15th of July and tho goods bold at auction, regardless of price. II. I. KING, Morelund Station, Kv. Washington. W. II. TAVLOE, A. O. P. A. Louisville. Ky, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF STANFOltl), KY. TAKE THE MONON,' "Tlie f U-- Popular Route to The Phllliplne archipelago contuins nearly 2,000 Islands. Two of them are larger than Ireland, Luzon, with' and Mindanao, with 38,000 squure miles. Earthquakes are not Infrequent. The rainfall is not excessive, nor is it continuous. The climate is very healthful for a tropical region, and diseases, such as yellow fever, are unknown. The natives aro mostly Malays, but in the interior are remnants of a race of Papuan origin. 42,-00- 0, Capital Stock 3100,000. Surplus, $15 750 WHO bAID SPAIN WANTED TO FIGHT ? don't know what they want till they reo something that strikes their fancy, and that is a good bargain for tho price. That's why every one that Some peoplo Jones, TINNING J. "T. STANFORD, KY., U.IJaughman&Co.'s BIG 4 ItUUTE. Tho Dent l.lnctoanj From & PLUMBING, TOLEDO AND DETROIT All I'olnu In Michigan. CHICAGO. White Cltjr Special." Heat Terminal Station. m r CHICAGO. nk J. Iteod, O. P. A., Chicago. JX Ii. Bacon, D. P. A., Loubvllle, Ky Mr. P. Ketcham, of Pike City, Cal., says: "During my brother's late sickness from sciatic rheumatism, Chamberlain's Pain Balm was the only remedy that gave him any relief." Many others have testilled to the prompt relief from pain which this liniment affords. For sale by Craig & Ilocker, examines our fine stock of Hugs and Car- Is now prepared to do till kinds of 1'Iumblng pets is always anxious to secure such high and Tinning. Sole proprietors of Dean's Iloof l'uiut. grade goods at such low prices. Our Itlack Diamond Shop 011 Mill Telephone No. St.. oppslto J. 20, residence. stock of Summer Carpets is unrivalled. 31-- tf Mill ST. LOUIS. ArolJIog the Tunnel BOSTON. Wagner SleefilnCari. UuOtit I'arlor Cara, Waznrr SleenloK Can, I'rltat Compartment Can, LltKaul Coach ea and IHa ing can. W. W. WITHERS, Stanford. - Kentucky. Mason Hotel MRS. U. D. SIMPSON, Pror.. Attention o( the public la railed to the fart that thtaia tho onlr National Hank in Stanford. Under tho pnmiions ol the National Hank Act depottton are M'CiirtM not only by the capital atock, but by the atockhohlrra' liability for an aintunt espial in the atock ao that tlili lnatltu. lion are iti'iired by a fund of$JC0,oi)0. Fire atrorn atatciiiuutaof the condition oi the Hank are made each year to the Unllnl Stat (iorerninent nj lta awcta ale examlntsl at atattsl times by KOTeriiuieut ai;pnta, thus additional and ktIih aalel 10 ueposuora. Thla Inatliutlon orlKlually establlihetl aa the Deposit lUnk oi Stanford In ltttx, then reorganized aa the National Hank of Stanford In I8CS unilagaln rrorgaulzed as tho Flnt National Hank of Stauford in IM'l, haa had practically anunlnterruplcsl exlat-encfor 35 yean. It la better supplied now will, lacilitles for transacting bualners promptlr and liberally than bviir ls.(ore in Its long and honorable career. Accounts of individuals, fiduciaries, tirma acd lndlrlduals solicited. J ili'ltorof i- NEW YORK. DIKBCTORt. Druggists. Mrs. Adella Woods In charge lancastery : Keutuck. s. Porcelain tombstones are now fashionable. . Branch Store and Undertaking Outfit at Ilustonville. Ky. Newly furnished; clean beds; splondsd l'ortert' table. Everything 89 meet all trains. firnt-clas- ,0. Ue sure your tickeU road Tla "IIIO FOUlt " McCOItMIGK, WAIIIIKNJ. LYNCH Traffic Mgr., Aai. (leu. 1'jm..A Tkt, P. Held, Lincoln Co.; J. W. Harden, Stanford S. 11. Ilaughmin. S.T. Harris, S. Hocker, J. T.l'. 11111, W. I. Walton " W. A. Tribble, J.H. Colller.Crab Orch'd M. J. Miller, Mt.Vrnon. M, D.KIiuore, Stanford. .1 CINCINNATi:0HI0. S tWlcer, Prnslilmii: J J Mcttoh'rta A A. McKlnuxy AlManiCHiiier orricaas. Chl v . txLmU A...