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Semi-weekly interior journal.: n. Tuesday, March 29, 1904.
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SEMI=WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNAL IVOL XXXII STANFORD KY TUESDAY MARCH 29 1904 SAM NO 9 IIWORK OF THE LEGISLATURE HOUBK HILLS D K Bourne authorizing chief jus tlce to make settlement with II F Pcake K governor should fall to come to agreement IL B Bradloy Increasing ponlten r tlarjr guard pay from 150 to 17- 6ThomaDrowry carrying Iota effcc amendment to cooatltuiloo permitting municipalities to change their mode of taxationH Newcomb placing printing of appellate court ropdru In bends of the judge of the court Thomas Urewry providing for pan lion fund for aged and Infirm police men or their famlllea In Louisville Fred Vaughan making It unlawful for county clerks or other ofllelals to certify to any abstract of title of land whore such lands are In the actual poi session of another than the person or corporation shown to bo the owner by said abstract or certificate when such person In possession Is claiming aldI land under title adverse to that shown in such abstract of certificate S W Adams making the circuit cleric Instead of the sheriff In counties having cities of the second class the chairman of the county board of election commissioner K W Miller appropriating K800 for a monument at Uooncsboro where the Ort General Assembly of Kentucky met and organized the Commonwealth of Kentucky U U Lawrence appropriating III 000 for Improvement at the Hopkins vllle Insane Asylum- W P Klalr providing for the ape pointment of truant ofllecr In cltle of the first second third and fourth class os to compel the aitendanceat school of children between the ages of seven and 14 year JM Alverson making Ha felony to draw or flourish a deadly weapon on or In a railroad coach R W Miller prohibiting the hunt leg of rabbit and squirrels between September 15 and November 16 of eaeh yearSame prohibiting the sale or trans portatlon of wild turkeys pbsaiants grouse partridge and quail within the State of Kentucky W P Kltlr changing the naiM of State Insane asylums to boiplul II 8 K Kenaker requiring that the records of the survey made bythecoun ty surveyors thai be preserved Luby Dargrove providing that the sessions of circuit court In Pulton ooun shall alternate between Fulton which U the largest town and DIck maD which Is the county seat 4 T Iroctor providing that whoa copies of the Kentucky reports In any county courthouse are burned or destroyed they shall be replaced by the State librarian sod paid for out of the State treasury fl K Bourne reducing from 12 toll the fee charged bv the sheriffs for ad vortlilng the delinquent tax lIt r Chris Mueller permitting public offices In Loalivllle and Jefferson coun ty to close at 1 oclock every Saturday during the year J C OConnor authorizing persons to establish public warehouses for the transaction of an oil warehouse busl nesi and authorizing such warehouse men to Issue warobouierecelpt and to to conduct an oil warehouse business under tho law just al other public warehouses are conducted 90 Black extending the powers of the State Dental Association by au thorizing them to require an examina tlon of any and all applicants to prao tlce dentistry In this State and provid lOll ttfat the applicant shall pay a small fee for the examination R S Eearne 10 amending the State pharmacy law as to require vendors of patent medlolddsto pay a license of SO R B Bradley appropriating 100118 for improvements at the two State pen llenllarle H D Newcomb authorizing the Jef ferson fiscal court to Increase from II- to 12 the dally pay of Jefferson county patrols or policemen 4 G W Caudltl creating the ttlsjt Jut dicial district of the counties of Knoit Magoflln and Floyd- T E Butler changing from six to live the number of members of the board of trustees In each common school district In order that there may not be a tie vote- R W Miller changing the time for holding courts In the Madison county circuit court district Ell H Drown providing that county clerk shall be paid two cents for each name recorded In the schools census and that back pay shall be allowed for such lorvloo during tbo years 1002 and 1003 Veoted by the governor- H K Bourne changing the time of holding courts In the various counties of the 12th district- S D Cochran providing In detail the manner In common school districts may bo established on county lines J P Edward authorizing the Lour t livllld board of public works to lost Lute proceedings In the court for the condemnation of land fur park and pub Ho boulevard purposes J P Edwards authorizing tbo Jef arson fiscal court to levy a tax for the purpose of building a StatcOuard ar mory U D Newcombrepeallngthellcense tax Imposed on dealers In mineral water by the general revenue act of the last session of the legislature F A Loobroy providing that true toes of sixth class towns shall have au thority to contract for water supply and and lights to purchase or lease real es tate for Jiunlolpal purpose and may rent to any persons the towns water front for a term of six year WD Claybrooko reassigning the cities and lown of the State to tbo classes to which they belong W W Tabb ceding to the United States government the lands about West Point In Bardic county for a goveromnct military post In the event of the selection of that ulte by the U S government Q R Lawrence authorizing the county judge to direct In his discretion that anywet lands In the county be drained the expense to be borne by the county- J W Day repealing the Hcenso tax on the tobaoeo manufactured In Ken tuokyE Wlnn providing that the county may condemn land and material nec essary for the construction of public roads and bridge Obarle B Day authorizing fourth class towns lu levy a tax of 76 coats In stead of 60 cents as provided In the present law for public school purposes fl R Lawrence changing the time of holding courts In the Third Judicial district InoludlagthecountiasofTrlgg- Calloway Christian and Lyon Virgil MtKnlgbl authorizing the 6llag In of broken sets of Kentucky re ports In the office of olroult county and Federal court clerks at the ex pease of tho Slate- R W Miller empowering fourth olart cities to Mparatr the management of their public schools J J c Howard making a slight change In the line between the eoun UM of Clay and Laurel flurry Williams authorizing sixth elata town to increase the school tax from 60 to tS cent M O Champion legalizing the outs tom of distillers In making their report to the State auditor on Sept 1 Instead of on Sspi 15 as the old law pro vWed Robert Below authorizing county clerk to receive taxis from distiller who under the prftteat law can py only to the sheriff Approved by the governorW Wortblngton providing that where there It no qualified constable In a town of the sixth class the town marshal will perform his duties PENNYS CONFIDENCE IN HYO MEI Not A Penny Need Be Paid Unless It Cures You Of Catarrh Use llyomel and be cured of catarrh says O L Penny When a prominent business house like this comes out and advertises that Hyomol will not cost a penny unless It docs all that is claimed for It it shows what remarkable confi dence they have In this scientific medical treatment A complete Hyo net outfit consists of a neat inhaler that Can be carried In the pocket or purse a medicine dropper and a bottle of Ilvomei and costs but II The Inhaler lasts a lifetime and when oxjra bottles of Hyoracl are needed they can be obtained for fiOc This treatment does away with all dill agreeable and dangerous stomach dosing Breathed through the Hyomei inhaler for a few minutes four time a day it Impreg nates every particle of air taken into the air passages of tbo lungs with germkill ing and health giving balsams In this way it cures the most chronic and deep seated catarrhal diseases of the air pas sages and respiratory organs The user is the solo judge whether Hyomii is to be paid for or not If it does not help Mr Penny will cheerfully return the money and it will not cost a pen ayIlls said tbat u smell Oklahoma church vaa sadly In need of repairs earl a meeting was hold with a vlow to rais ing funds for that purpose The min- Ister having said that ISOO would bo needed a very wealthy and stingy member arose and sold he would glvo SI Just as he sat down a piece of plat tor fell from the ceiling and hit him on the bead whereupon be hastily arose and laid that bo had made a mistake that he would give 150 This was too much for an enthusiastic deacon pros oat who forgetful of everything called out fervently 1I0b Lord hit him again Hit him again S Cam Baker was killed by lightning at Hazard Perry county NEWS NOTES Over 100 Worlds Fair plumbers have struck for more wages Prof Carl Schumann ono of Germa nya most famous botanists Is dead The total cotton glnnage of 1003 was 10100553 against 11276105 In J002 Fire In the varnishing rom of tbo Frankfort penitentiary caused a 13000 loss For tho filet time In year thorn Is absolute peace In the mines at Bum I Slant Porch ollmber at Chicago entered a home and carried vII 13000 worth of diamonds and jewelry Charles Wolnlng a well todo con tractor banged himself at Cincinnati the fifth suicide there In three dale In a wreck on the Michigan Central railroad near Nile Mich two men were killed and one was perhaps fatally InjuredThe Chicago carbarn bandit Marx Neldermelerand Vabdlce now under sentence of death have been denied a new trial Cbarle Hudson alias Edmund Bell a clairvoyant worked Lexington wo men for nearly 11600 worth of jewelry and left for even greener Ueld Suddenly becoming Insane Alexan der Creller a Loulivllle bartender stabbed hls wire nine times and then killed himself Ills victim II at tbo point of death Tbe judgment of I77AO In favor of Dr Dudley Reynolds against the L N railroad company for personal Inju rice was sot aside at Glasgow and anew trial granted tbo defendant Geo Nicholas Arias an Insurgent leaner who gave the order which reo suited In tbo death of a machinist on tbe American gunboat Yankee In Sioto Domingo was captured and bo While a murderer was being hung by a sheriff In Missouri his former bust nets partner who was charged with complicity In the crime was convicted by a jury and given the death penalty The break nil of a dam at the Ex ocular Clay Works al Brazil Ind Hooded the mine and Imprisoned 12 men for more than au hour Two of the mss were uoooneolous when rescu ed Judge Parker overruled a motion made by L W Bess attorneys for a new trial and let May S7 as tbe dav on which be shall die upon the gallows for tbe murder of Sirs Martha Martin at LexingtonTwo Negro members of tbe band which caused raoe trouble In Arkansas ba ve been killed the total number slain being 11 It is believed the most dangerous Negroes have been killed and no further trouble Is ex pected The four Negroes given life sentences In the penitentiary at Qopklnsvlllo for the murder of an unknown man near Pembroke wore taken to the Eddyvlllo penitentiary and the three sentenced to death wero taken to Paducah for safekeeping Tbo Queen of England broke the mo felony of royal life by partaking of a ninecent dinner In an institution founded to give the poor the cheapest possible food without savoring of charley The Institution Is called tbo Alexandra Trust- Extensive damage by Hood lire ported In the dispatches from Indiana Ohio and Michigan All flood record have been broken by tbo Indiana rlv ere thousands of acres of land are un der water and hundreds of families have been compelled to leave their home The Southern and Eastern portions of Louisville were swept by a wind storm of almost cyclonic Intensity Fri day night destroying probably 150000 worth of property and Injuring about hall a dozen people The damage t the Masonic Widows and Orphan Home la estimated at 12600 to the In dustrial School of Reform 3000 to 15000 Proper Treatment of Pneumonia Pneumonia Is too dangerous a disease fur anyone to attempt to doctor himself although ho may have the proper remedies at baud A physician should always bo called It should be borne in mind however that pneumonia always results from a cold or from an attack of the grip and by the proper treatment of these diseases a threatened attack of pneumonia may be warded oil There 1s no question whatever about this as during tbe 10 years and more that Cham berlains Cough Remedy has been used wo have yet to learn of a single case of a cold or attack of the grip having resulted In pneumonia when this remedy was used It is also used by physicians in the treatment of pneumonia with the best results Dr W J Smithof Sanders Ala who la also a druggist says ul it I have been selling Caam berlains Cough Kemedy and prescribing it in my practice for the post six years I use It in cases of pneumonia and have always gotten the boat result Sold by W N Craig BOME OF TOE LEXINGTON DEMOCRAT Where the best democratic dally In the State le published If you dont believe li subscribe for It I I I I I i I II I II I I I I II I II I LANCASTER The O W B M will observe the week of prayer The meetings will be held In the homes of members Tbe new firm of MountL Elkln hardware merchant successors to Walker- S Son are open and ready for business and will be pleased to see their friends Tbe Ladle Am Society will have an Easter market at the poslofflco Satur day Sunday desserts for tbo house keeper and Easier egg for the children will be the attraction Circuit court entered upon Its third week yesterday Judge Bell fa winning frlond dally and disposing of the business before him In a manner that la satisfactory to all who attend the all tOil of the court Ttoo dcttih of Mr Edwin U Walker an aged citizen of this county occurred at tho home of his daughter Mrs Da vid Rose on Thursday morning For ome years bo bad resided In town and bad made many friends who will miss om kind greeting and pleasant smile The family ball the sympathy of all who know them The sale of the house bold effects of Mrs Theo Curry will take place Sat urday Mrs Curry and Miss Carrie will reside with Mr apd Mrs J C Uemphlll In the future Rev F M Tlnaer will move to the property as soon as vacated and Mr J R Mount and family of Covlngton will occupy the Tinder residence Mesdames Powell and Fox hive re turned from Louisville W McC and John Johnston are at home from Livingston Miss Louise Kauffman has accepted a position as a teacher In the Cbarldiuvllle Va high school Wm O Dunlap was here lIlt week en route to St Louis where be has secured a position with the Adams Express Co Miss Llszle Hudson has returned from a pleasant visit to friends In Lexing ton Mr Wm Cook entertained a nun her of his friends at six oclock dinner Saturday Mr and Sire JC Stormes have returned from an extended trip to FloridaWhat promises to be tbe largest and best tournament ever held In Central Kentucky will be held here on June 22 83 and 24 About 35 ot tho largest schools In the State will bo represented thus bringing together many of the belt athletes In the State The prin cipal contests will be In base ball run ning lumping polo vaulting tennis shot and hammer throwing There will also be vocal and Instrumental music contests Tbl will not only be an amusement to the people but will be 0of great help financially to the mer chants of the as It will bring many hundreds townMoro Disturbances of strikers are not nearly as grave as an Individual disorder of the system Overwork loss of sleep nervous tension Will bo followed by utter collapse uness a reliable remedy Is immediately employed Theres nothing eo efficient to cure disorders of the Liver or Kidneys as Electric Hitters Its a wonderful tonic and effective nervine and the greatest all around medicine for run down systems It dispels Nervousness Khqunmtism and Neuralgia and expels Malaria Berme Only SOc and satisfaction guaranteed by Q L Penny druggist The differences arising over tbe li cense tax upon rectified spirits may re sult In the disruption of tbe Kentucky Distillers Assoclailon and the forma tion of two new organizations one by the straight whisky dlsilllers and an other by the reilfiers If troubled with weak digestion belching or sour stomach uso Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets and you will get quick relief For Sale by W N Cralltt I New Spring Goods Coming in Every Day ClothingtNegligeeShirts Hats Shoes Come in and look at them we will be glad to show them to you atceeeiesni TI D mILLER Danville KU THE GLOBE t New Corn Planter We have just received our Our New Tiger Disc andJBanner ornP1a tcr 1 Somethingnew Call and see them Higgins MKlnne t STANFORD KENTUCKYI BUG PROOF J If can not make u cistern bug tight nobody in Lincoln county can I will use a cast iron cistern platform a galvanized iron pump and a Haseldcn Patent Filter These three excel lent articles will forever faithfully ffjuir d filth from your cistern Call and examine Phone 116 Depot Stre- etS H ALDRIDGE Depot Street Stanford Ky MASTIC ReadyMixed Paints Are mixed ready for the brushare absolutely Pure and Unexcelled in qual ity durability and finish Satisfac tion Guaranteed Pennys Drug Store GO TO tlwea McRobertsJ F ILANDRETHS GARDEN SEED IKy DRUGGIST STANFORDt IFOR IGARDEN WALL PAPER DRUGS READY MIXED PAINTS BOOKS AND STATIONERY f HE INTERIOR JOURNAL C WALTON JETHOMAS D NEWLAND SR I Is a candidate for Sheriff of Lincoln county subject la tile action of the democratic patty i GEO W DEBORD- ItifJ a canaWate for Sheriff of Lincoln county subject to the action of the democratic party l T JEFF HILL SRu It a candidate for Sheriff of Lincoln county subject partyIJESSE C LYNN U candidate for sheriff et Lincoln county subject to IBS action of the democratic party J SAMUEL M OWENS qIIa candidate for Sheriff of Lincoln county subject tile action of the democratic party I DINK FARMER 11 Is a candidate for Jailer of Lincoln county subject to la action of the Democratic party j1 JAMES c HAYS I Is a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the tuaocratlc party I WIHERRINti a candidate for Jailer subject to the action of the iIelICratiC party I MEREDITH E PRUITT li a candidate for Superintendent of labile Schools iJofLincoln County subject to the of the demo party i IJ MISS KATE BOGLE It a candidate for Superintendent of Public Schools of Lincoln County subject to the action of the demo cratic party HON D L MOORE of Mercer county Is a candidate for Congress In the Elrhth district to succeed Hon Q sub ject to the action of the Democratic party Your support Is earnestly solicited R C WARREN Is a candidate for Judge of the Lincoln county Court subject to the action of the democratic party JAMES D ANDERSON Is a candidate forAssessor of Lincoln county subject to the action of the democratic party GEORGE T WOOD Is candidate for Assessor of Lincoln county sub- Ject to the action of the democratic patty S D C ALLEN Is a candidate for Assessor of Lincoln county sub ject to the action of the Democratic party IF W R Hearst Is the democratic nominee for president we suggest that there bo no election held this fall but by acclamation declare Roosevelt electedMt Vernon Signal Brer Albright shouldnt be so severe on Mr Hearst who Is not only a good demo crat but who has dune great service for the party The fact tbat he has eight great dally newspapers and some 115000000 or t20000000 should not be urged against him Mr Hearst has proven his ability as a business man Is holding a seat In Congress from a die trict nearly 7000 republican which should give him some precedence as aI politician Is In the prime of an honor able life and we think fully able to victoryffor Mr Bearet by a long shot but It sees no good reason to tight him or do even worse compare him with Teddy as the SI nal has done beI PROSPECTS of Hon Harvey Helm Ing made the nominee for Congress In this district grow brighter dally The clean manly course he bas taken I the race has made him staunch friends all over the district who will stand by 1 Helti has not had many years to Congress nor does be own plantations In other States but he has the of the boys In the trenches th ijwill and sinew of the democratic par he will get their votes to a man It Unless all signs fall Hon Haryny 11Helm of this place will represent the district In Congress after March i 4th next IF the republican majority In con gross la really anxious and willing to put an effective check on the un scrupulous frauds committed to the postolflce department by men of their own party then let them let together and push through with all dispatch a bill extending the statute of HmU tatlons for such offenses from three to six year Such a measure might enable the government to catch some l of the rascals once In a while who are now able to cover up their tracks until the statute operates In their favor and bare prosecution t TUE Casey County News Henr- e Thomas editor made its appearance Friday It 1s a very creditable el x col umn folio and Is deserving of the liberal patronage It will no doubt receive It has a good run of advertlsementsand boars the evidence of a successful pub lication The only bad feature about the paper Is Its republican politics 1Gov BECKBAM vetoed tho bill t- f give the Attorney General two assist ants and Attorney General Hays wen after the executive without gloves for doing It Gov Beckham had his In Wing yesterday and among other things charges that Mr Hays perverted the records to deceive the public t A T Wood condemns Hunterlsm and Sapplsm and eays Dr Hunter has Influence with the Admin no more istration than a snowball In the lower regions mob w POLITICAL I Virginia friends of Fltzhugh Lee are pushing him for president Alllo Young says that Hearst will get Kentuckys Instructed vote for presidentInvestigation of protests against U S Senator Reed Smoot will be resumed April 12ISenator J Campbell Cantrlll opened his campaign for Congress In the Sev oath district at Versailles yesterday E C Llnney a Louisville politician has purchased the Mountain Echo of London and will assume charge at onceHon A O Stanley was unanimously reoomlnated by the democratic com mittee of the Second district for Con grass Tennessee republicans held their county conventions nod Jesse Littleton led all competitors In the race for the gubernatorial nomination Hon Ollle James was renominated for Congress at a meetlngof the First district democratic committee at Padu- cah There was no opposition Attorney General flays Is preparing a responae to Gov Beckbama answer to his protest against the Governors veto of the bill providing for assistant attorneysReturns from the Arkansas demo cratic primary Indicate that Gov Jeff Davie has carried enough counties to win a third nomination for governor In the State convention In Juno The work of the last General Assem bly will consist of 131 laws the governor having vetoed 15 acts wholly and two Input Among the bills approv ed Friday was the measure appropriat ing 120000 for a monument to Gov Goebel The constitutionality of the law sign ed by Gov Beckbam to tax single stamp liquors will be contested In the courts by all the wholesale dealers of the State who will probably organize a permanent association to safeguard their Interests The Senate committee on Judiciary reported to the Senate a bill for the protection of the president It provides the death penalty for assassins of pre idents or assassins of vice presidents or any otllcers of the United States upon whom the duties of president have devoted under the law Gov Beckham replies to the criti I cism made by Attorney General Hays of his action In vetoing the bill pro viding assistants for the attorney gen orals department at a yearly expense of 10200 He characterizes the attack made on him as unwarranted and based on false statements He says that Attorney General Hays perverted the records In order to disparage him and deceive the public The governor also says that much of the money paid out for attorneys fees which Attorney General Hays charges to his adminis tration was paid for attorneys employed under the administrations of Gov Bradley and Gov Brown Be conclude by saying that be has no apology for vetoing the measure and would do tt again If It came before him H HERE AND THERE Fire at Oklahoma City Okla de etroyed property worth 180000 Pauline Ball the actress Instituted divorce proceedings In New York onf Mauritius killing 24 parsons reD daring thousands homeless Tbe State convention of the Macca bees for Kentucky has been called to meet In Ashland May 5 next Tbe Japanese are reported to have thee mouth of Port Arthur The losses by the floods In and Grand Rapids Mich are expected aggregate several million dollars Samuel O Mullor a prominent attorney of Kuttawa was killed by a freight train at Glasgow Junction Pettlnglll Co newspaper adver tisers ol Boston have placed their affairs In the bands of their creditors Prices of pig Iron have advanced 11- on the ton since March 1 at firming ham and a further advance is expected Francis Perry an L N watchman killed himself because his fellow work men laughed at him for breaking his pledge to stop drinking Trains In and out of Louisville on roads north of the Ohio river have been much delayed and in some cases an nulled because of washouts In Indiana E G Rathbono has made another appeal for a Congressional investigation of his conviction on the charge of complicity in the postal frauds in Cuba Lightning struck Mrs E W Ag news barn In Hardla county destroy Ina two horses and 40 sheep A Michigan bachelor has left 10000 apiece to three women any ono of whom be would have been glad to mar ry If he hadnt feared the other two would sue him for breach of promise The killing of tbn two Griffin Ne grove makes a total of 13 Negroes killed In the clash between the whites and- o Negroes at St Charles Ark The kill Ing of the last two puts an end to the whitetWorking Overtime Eight hour laws are ignored by those tireless little workers Dr Kings New Life Pills Millions are always at work night and day curing Indigestion Dill onaness Constipation Sick Headache and all Stomach Liver and Bowel troub lee Easy pleasant safe sure Only 25o at Pennytdrug store CHURCH MATTERS i M A Dean of Lexington tt holding some meetings for Bible study ID the- o burch at Rowland this week and next Rev W M Eldrldce for eight years pastor of the Presbyterian churches of Troy and Elm Corner Woodford county has resigned and will taKe a charge West Fqlnt Mats The old historic Providence church where to many people have hoard the word of God spoken for many years Is being dismantled The furniture of the church that Is being taken from Its place has been donated to the Uuesell Springs Baptist church Danville NewsMonday after Easter thoME church South will commence a meeting The Christian church will follow In May after which Ills probable that a series will be held In the Presbyterian church In June If these platia are carried out the Baptist church will continue tbo meetings In July Mlddleaboro New Daniel J Sully has employed counsel for the purpose of prosecuting a suit against Edwin Qawley who be claims WAS Interested In the bull pool Sullya counsel asserts that Hawley and Frank Q Ray were Sullyd partners and that the failure was due to their evading the rcspoaslblllty when the tide set In against the firm Bawley and Ray say no relations existed between them and the Sully firm other than those of cue tomer and broker Best Remedy Constipation- The finest remedy for constipation I ever used Is Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets says Mr Ell Butler of Frankville H Y They act gently and without any unpleasant effect and leave the bowels In a perfectly natural con dillon Sold by W N Craig A report from Santiago Cuba says all the members of the Provincial Electoral Board have been arrested on the charge of falsifying the Congressional election returns Have your colts cas trated by T F GROSS Preach eraville Ky the wellknown cantratorr of hones and horse doctor Satisfaction guaranteed Try him In the District Court of the United State KentuckyIn I Ky March 251904 A meeting of tbocrvd Itonof the above named who has been adjudged bankrupt will be held at the office of the referee Stanford Kyon the 5th day of April tOO aU oclodk a m to elect a true tee for the estate of said bankrupt and for the transaction of other business ai may come beforo the meeting Comply with Sec tion 57 of the bankrupt act concerning proof of claims otherwise your claim can not be allowed J N 8AUNDEI13 Referee In Bankruptcy FOR SALE I 257 acres of land situated In Lincoln coun ty Kvon the turnpike road loading from Stanford to 3 mile from the neighborhoodsfalling iprlng and runnlnr streams on acm- eandknownastheJohnSMurpbyfarm All crass except about 30 acre fiSocrcftln growing wheat which looks well Timothy and clorcr All under good fence desiringtopurcbaseagoodfarmwllldo me or write me before purchasing OEO W CARTER Turnenrllle Ky PROSPECT 2087D- rnlrrfovFcatad April 28 1000 16 hands high solid bay with white feet behind a model In form wlthiu erlor style a show horse second to none either In harness or under saddl- ePxomtixxBlred by Dignity Dare 1082 he by Chester Dare be by Black inulrrel be by Vlgnltyfhe by William Welch be by Kyidlcks Uam blotonlan ProepectslstdambyOnTime byt0dam by Funks Sumptor Denmark 4th dam by Black Hawk Morgan 6th dam by 011 yet he by Wagoner tub dam bv Imp Me eDger Will serve a limited numacr of mare tbo present season at IIS TO INSURE A LIVE COLT Money due whet colt is toaled or mare tradea or parted with Mares grazed at es per month nil bills paid before removal of mares uot responsible for accidents or os capos EP CARPENTER Moreland Ky Commissioners Sale LINCOLN CIBOUIT COURT R 0 WARREN Sc I Plffs TI OEO B COODJCH Admr ice Dolt Pursuant to a judgment and order of sale rendered at the February term of the undoniFnedMastercult Court will on- MONDAY APRIL II 1904 tho regular court day of the Lincoln County Court about the hour of 12 m In front of the court House door In Stanford Ky sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder the following real property or so much Uieredf an may be necessary to satisfy the said judgment said real property consists of two tracts of land situ aterIas follows let tract Rounded on the North bv the lands of U H Bauguman and McRotarts on the East by the lands of John Bright and D W Voudeeer on the West by the lands of Daniel Manuel on the South by the lands of John Bright and Wm Stratton and containing 28 acres stumjandto u fence which runs straight up the hill I South to Vandeveers line thence West to his corner thence North to the beginning 6 or 7 acres The amount necessary to realize from this sale 1156 20 and the costs of this rctton Costs to present date f 1419- TKRMSt A credit of fl mouth the par chaser being required to give bond for pnr eelcurlty I Produce Wanted I We want trade and will pay you the EggsFeathersCall at- NORTHOOTTi S THOMAS BtanfordKy CleaningInot to our store what you need In arpets MatilnRsKugB Lace Curtains Window Shades Anything In the Furniture Line Doors Win dove Paints a nice line of Picture Mouldings from which wo make frames to order PRUITT BROS UNDERTAKERS and FURNITURE DEALERS LIVERY IN CONNECTION I MORELAND KY 1t 11 RUCK D D CAUTKIt BRUCE and CARTER Livery feed and Sale Stable IDepot Street STASTOHD KY i Special attention to Commercial Men Your patronage is solicited Horses I handled on commission Stock Pens In ConnectionI E D Peyton DEALER IN Staple and Fancy Gro ceries Fruits Veg etables Cigars and Tobaccos Stanford Commissioners Sale LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT J B EiKWAno Ao PUT va Joe F WATER Deft Pursuant to a Judgment and order of tale rendered at the February term of the undenlgnedOommllSloller will on MONDAY APRIL II 1904 about the hour ot 12 in the regular court day of the Lincoln County Court In front of the Court house Stanford Kr sell at public auction to the highest and best bidder the following described prop erty for the purpose of satisfying the aforesaid judgment which U for the sum Of fill M with S percent Interest from Aug U ION until paid together with the costs of this action Costs to present date IIS 79 Tile laid property U the printing outfit of a newspaper the Lincoln Democrat consisting of two printing presses ODO hand power one toot power and the type In the newspaper and job department all things appurtenant thereunto alt of which being now In Stanford Lincoln county Ky TRMSA credit of 3 months the par chaser being required to give bond with good security payable to the Commissioner bearing 8 per cent Interest annum from date of sale until paid and having the force and effect of a judgment upon which execution may issue maturity If out paid O n 6AUFLBV M U LO 0 Real Estate Bargains countyKylodate In every particular ana good tag with Improvement 20 acre of fine land close to Southern railroad Prlcaf ooqAlso 11 acres of Florida land In Mann Tllle On railroad street through place leaving 6 acres on one side with 2itory 8 room house and oranges poaches pears plums grapes all bearing and 8 acres n other side with B room one aWry house or anges peaches pears plums grapes bear- Ing All for 11900 or the 0 acres for 11800 and the i acrea for 11100 325 acres In Allen county Ky on rail road and pike about 60 acres cultivated about 12S In timber and grass and about ISO In grass Timber on place Is cut to 18 Inches but will make barrel timber shing lee ties and cord wood enough to ray for the place twice OTeroIt large part ed There are four dwellings of 4 rooms each and one store of two stories with rooms above has wells tied springs of water Is In 2 miles of county seat and grows tobacco corn wheat grass etc for 2200 Onebait cash A Bullltt county Ky farm of ItO acres with good 2story house metal roof barns water etc 110 acres of timber that will make ties staves barrel timber Ground will grow wheat corn tobacco etc only 12000 S cash Place has 600 fruit trees 171 acres K mile Barditown Junction Bullltt county Ky 120 acres cntllvatud balance in timber good three room house with hall new log barn smoke house wood louse One well good springs nod running water two orchards three room tenant house Is a beautiful farm and productive cheap for 3500 12000 cat balance In one two and three years 122 acres three miles of Wlllliburg Wash Ington county Ky Ill acres cultivated a acres In timber well cistern springs orchard IK story six room frame house veranda cellar barn cribs wood house smoke house hen house school on the farm This Is a good farm worth the money 12500 fISO caib balance one and two years No t JOXM acres of cotton linj In Mlnljilppl There U no section of country which offers so many opportunities for profitable Investment as the Music sippi Delta Is now fitly describe as Pros perltyValley The timber becoming more valu able all the time for the reason that lumber people from the North where the supply of timber Is last diminishing are constantly Increasing their pur chases of timber South when the timber Is removed the land Is unequaled for agricultu ral purposes It will produce a bale of cotton to the acre or will grow sn other kind of crop raised In the temperate zone The soul nreJs no fertllliers and gives a which cannot be excelled taxes are low- the title Is perfect and the man who buys Delta larm and timber lands at present prices Is making an In vestment that he will never regret This land Is di vided Into tracts ranging from 40 acres to the tract u ooo acres to the tract ant prices from8 per scr to Si6 rr acre according to location etc Ware authorized by the company who owns these lands to state that as other parties are considering the purchase of these lands that we offer these tracts sub ectlo sale withdrawal from market or change n price wlthont notice However when notified they will hold any tract out of market long enough for the purchaser to make an Investigation About taooa acres land has been sold by the Com party since we received this option For further tlcuUrs call at our office parI Hour and Orlit Mill Anderson ICy 35 barrel capacity covered with built 8 ago niearaanu nm f IrooI the latter 8 months of tbo year ills todate roller mill with burrs for corn meal bolt The engine Is of 7 years run 1 1 acres with the mill Including what Is with the house of S rooms All for 29250 or 5 500 for the mill and 11 acres One half cash pas fine trade No mill in 10 miles I Central Kentucky Real Estate Tltle Co Stanford Ky I L Larger and BetterRIt Our line is larger and better this reason than over boford + Vo arc showing tho newest Wool Driers Goods such as Molmira Voiles Ktntninee Homespuns nUll Serge in tho newest sImIle Our lino of Silks nro the lost to bo Indrnh Silks 27 inches wide nil colors GO cents per yard 10 inch TofTota all colors 1JO cents per yard Finn lino of yard wide Taffeta Penu de Soir and Ghantungs Ladies Muslin Underwear A largo stock rondo and trimmed nicely from 10 cents to 1 gnrmdnta- Wo are showing n largo and well wlected lino of Cortote Wash Goods White Goode Porcnlo ChovioU Tbwol Notions Mans Furnishings flats Htc1F-k try OWBIBY BLOCK WATCH OUR AIISt GRAND LEADER Me B Le y O Co S B Levy THE Chas Wheeler Emporium HUSTONVILLE KY tJ ANNOUNCES A FULL LINE OF r Spring Summer GoodsI- N 4 EVERY DEPARTMENT THEIR MILLINERY OPENING ON t March 31and April IWILL BE THE EVENT OF THE SEASON TO WHICH ALL ARE VITED INI Heaters pet our prices on Heat ers bfore you buy Lamps and F6r a and you cant not to use a H A 5 u u nuU a 1 = I For style and none excel them We have i uet received our Spring Line In the different Colt Skin Viol and Box Calf Every pair to glvo Call in and see the lino before your Spring Shoes a 1ll1ot growth a ieiod ljjuu Drunliu Residence with S rooms balls and porches cistern servant room coal house ben house stable and shed with 5H atone of land on Danville street 34 of a mile from court house Just outside of town llmltsand within COO yard of graded school For Information applv II J Stanford Ky i left from Xmas at very low prices JOHN BRIGHT JR CO TRY ONE OF THESE f Warranted Satisfaction Guaranteed Cleat Easy Shave afford CLAUSS RAZOR GEORGE FARRIS COD Stanford Kentucky ECLIPSE SHOES S3 3O S4 PER PAIR durability leathersPatent Kangaroo guaranteed satisfaction purchasing ilW E Perkins PARKERS BALSAMmeanw poforTCum SALEi to- MRO1dERTB Few Crab Orchard rKy GET YOUR BUGGY PAINTED I Stanford t riage and sign paint shop over Withers Fur kIeDcobe pleased U Rive estimates on carriage guarauutoad A 0 aoODRIOII Stanford Ky w 1 MV L Russiat feet into our store and let us fit them with new spring shoes tWeare showing all the now leathers and lusts JST PETERSBURGw 7 is our new Patent Kid Mat top Taco shoo nt 80- 0ALDIVOSTOCK l 1 risa real soft turn solo Kid tojr lard shun soft as a glovo at 88 fb IRKUTUSH H is the same as above only patent tip aid now Cuban heel at S3 4Carson Room I THE INTERIOR JOURNAL STANFORD KY MAn 20 1801 WE romlodJou that now Is the time when Ones Condition Powder for your stock llorses Cat tie Bbeep and loge all need a Condi tion Powder after a lone winter and so much dry food Price 25 ctt a pack alto Penny Drug Btore VPERSONALS J R BUSH Is hero from Lexington Miss LUCINDA LUTES II III of dlpb IherlaMR W W RAYS Is down with rheu malUm Mit JOHN P JoNita It la tho city buying good I Miss LENA BARNETT is assisting in John P Jones- EVERETT STONE of Lexington It with the homefolk hero MRS R L ALllRltiHT Is vlslllng relative at Lebanon Junction MRS CLEO DROWN spent a few days with her parents at Ml Verooo MISS EUYLHNE ALEXANDRIA of Cln + clnoatl is with her relative here I MRJOIINBAUON of Central III was the guest of Mr S R Hanson MRS J W 8TBIn BoN of Leba non Junction In vlslllog at May wood HON II K COURNB of Now Castle spent several days with a friend here MRS ANNIE HOLTZOLAW and chit dren have taken rooms In the Blraore MdUoiiRRrs our rfilelenl and FlatI Lancaster tarlbc was here yet Miss WILLIE V DAWSON of Louisville spent several days with her sis tort here I Miss MATTIE DINWIDDIE of RUI tonvllle took Friday train hero for Knoxvllle MRS L M W ESTER KIBLD and chil dren of Livingston are with Mrs M D niinore Miss ANNA CROW of Hustonvilie Is the guest of Miss Mary Davis Oar rodsburg Oerald- MR LEN G EDELIN the veteran shoe drummer wee here with our mere t chants yesterday Miss POLLY DUANE TRAYLOR la teaching a special term at the White Oak schoolhouse MR MOSE PARKS of Parktvllle passed up to Mt Vernon Sunday to see a handsome widow MR AND MRS GREEN A DENHAU of Wllllamsburg are with the family of Mr W R Deuba COL WELCH le about the same Mrs W C Shanks has been suffering cone siderably since our last MRS E H BEAZLBY returned yes torday from a visit to her sister Mrs J H Turner In Jessamine MR W M MINOR of Powers Casey county has taken a poslslon with the Wrought Iron Range Co MRS ED L DUDDERAR and baby have returned to Birmingham Mitt Sallle Dudderar accompanied tbem DR W S BEAZLEY wife and band omo little ton of Lancaster spent Sun day with Mr W W Hays end family Miss VIRGINIA WARREN left Thurs day morning for a few days visit with relatives In Louisville Mlddlesboro New MR S D EARS of Wayne halt rented Mr J H Hiltons property on Danville Avenue and will farm with his father Mr J D Ead MR J C GOODE leaves the Farmers National hank April let to resume his old position as station agent at Eu banks Somerset Journal HON T P REED of Boylo was hbro yesterday In tbo Interest of his candidacy for State Senator In this dill trict Ho paid this office a call MR CHARLES W JELF who has for tho past three months done job print lag In this office has gone to Nlchola vlllo to spend a few days with hll pa rents before taking a position with the Somerset Journal Mr Jolt It a good printer and a clever gentleman and the many friends ho made hero give him up with much regret LOCALS READ Ferris tt Coe advertisement PRETTY thing 10 glassware Farris t Si CosRFRESH Supply of Ltquozoneat Pen nys Drug Store Obelisk Flour at to per barrel B P Gray FOUR refrigerators for vale cheap J T Jonas BUY tbo Model Steel Range of S I1 Gray Stanford DRUm jour buiiiir und eeei to S I1 Gray Stanford and not tho highest market price UK CLKANKD millet e- w and North era toed oats cheap for cub J O Oaugbman Co I and Ret our price A MRS MAKoAKfcT v MOORE will hue a nice line of Enter millinery at McKlnooy Ky April 1 MAKOU came in like a lamb but grew llonIIIco a few days later Tbo present has been the irlndlest March lo year 0000 secondhand phaeton and bar ness for sale Want to tell In next two I weeks Mi Waverly Hamilton at W Ruff Dudderar r THE ladles are Invited to our Sprint opening of rallllnory Mar 31st Spec Iii designs ready for your Inspection Misses Vandeveer FOR RRNTJou on Eat Main Street Danville House has five rooms rood barn and garden Mrs Dora Martin Rowland Ky MILLINFRY OPHNINO APRIL 2 Styles the latest and prices the lowest Ladle are most cordially Invited to call Mrs Kittle King Crab Orchard I MR ISAIAH WHITE bn rented the Neal farm on the Huitonvllle pike to W T Beak Mr White will move his family to the Uaffman farm near More land TO HALL Is putting another story on the building near the depot bo recently purcnaied He will otherwise Improve It and will move Into It when completed IN the election urdw Ouiton Tlllo went wet by a malorlty of 45 which means that another election on the whisky question can not be held for three year Mil JOHN A ALLEN bought of Mlu Pearl Durottde the twoaero lot on East Male Street for 11375 Do will build two nice residences on It this Spring and Summer STORE Roost FOR RENT The tore room ID tho INTERIOR JOURNAL build log occupied by O Roseosielo do Cola for rent Apply at this offlce or write to W P Walton Lexington THE Ladles AIdd Society of tho Christian church of Crab Orchard will have an exchange and auction at 2 oclock Saturday April 2d Col J P Chandler will be the auctioneer TilE Iniuranco Co rep resented by Rev R B Mahony has paid J J Tomb of Casey 300 for hll barn lost by fire March 10 The amount paid was the total amount Insured for Tills office Is getting out the constitution and bylaws of the Crab Orchard Odd Fellow lodge Itwlllbea book of tome 35 pages The Crab Orchard lodge has ricunlly taken on new life and nevrmembora arc coming In each meeting night ELLIOTT Mr W C Elliott broth or of Mr John P Jones of this place died at Madlionvllle O last week aged 40 A wife and three children survive him Mr Elliott had frequent Iv visited Stanford and usually came about bird hunting time FLOYD Eliza J Floyd wife of Sin gleton Floyd deceased departed hll life last Saturday at Mr M HGooohe near Waynesburg aged 84 year She was a member of the Christian church May the Lord blest her many friend In this tad hour She is not dead but le enjoying tho reward of a faithful soldier of the cross S THE demand for houses In Stanford continues to grow The population of the best town on the map would In crease rapidly If all those who want to como here to live could only rent or buy houses to live In Seem to us our citizens with capital aro standing In their own light In not putting up a few residences at least A dozen cottages could bo let to good routers In a dozen minutes and still the cry would be for tntire I WARV on and shoddy shoes was declared fifteen years ago by us and wo have always been a much dreaded enemy to but wjlid leather and as OUR passes along we never fail to BOMBARD high prices Wo carry in Mens Womens Boys and Girls Shoes and make good every pair not as TWO and Continental uncomfortable everything FLEET everything represented f CARLOAD of buggies and harness for sale cheap for cash Curtis Cover Crab Orchard WE gotten In a new stock of buggies Call and tee them Big gins k McKinney E D DEAZLKY la now agent for the New York Life Insurance Co He wants to have a private chat with you FRIDAY we will havefresh supply of those delicious cakes and crackers you sampled last Saturday Farris do Co TilE INTERIOR J NALmac will beat Liberty next Monday first day of circuit court See him If you have any business with this paper MILLINERY OPENING The Misses Straub will exhibit on Thursday March 31si the best early ideas of Spring and Summer millinery Ladles are cor dially Invited Tits fourth grade Mlis Eisle Durcb teacher will give an entertainment In the Graded School auditorium Friday evening next Tbo program will appear next Issue You can say I will be a candidate for assessor and wlllannouncelnduetlme said Mr E D Kennedy tour the other day Mr Kennedy made the county one of the best assessors It ever bad and le willing to do It again MR E L WOODS resigned as chair man of the Garrard county democratic committee at a meeting held at Lan caster yesterday and Mr W G Goocbi another good man and democrat was unanimously chosen to succeed him GBO Q FARRIS Co treated their friends and patrons to sherbet and cakes Saturday The cakes and crack era given away wero made by the Na tional Biscuit Co and Mr Farrl had Mr Jack Hutzell a representative of that enormous concern to assist him servo the treat EABTER MILLINERY In all the newest novelties will bo shown at Mrs Cleo W Drown on Thursday March 31 Fashionable ladles will toll you that the proper place to got a correct hat Is at the little shop around the corner It Is now filled with the richest things from different cities THE Central Kentucky Real Estate Exchange fc Title Co has options in almost every county In the State consisting ol town property farming lands mill stocks of goods etc also several option on good property out of the State chief of which is 150000 acre of cotton land In Mississippi An Invest moat In lands In Mississippi sure to realize you enormous profits Call at our office and examine the list of our property that does not appear in this Issue We are In touch with LouIe villa St Loul and Virginia real es tate firm and property placed In our hands to sell will also be advertised by these firms IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES J E Ballard formerly of Lebanon was killed the carl at Memphis Mrs Benjamin Woods wife of a prominent Boyle county farmer Is dead Mrs Terlsa Parker a mos venerable and muchloved citizen of Somerset la deadBooker T Washington will address the Negro Mason at Barbouryllle on Jnne 24 The Knights of Pythtns Lodge at Pltteburg le on a boom having taken In 35 member since Jan 1 The report concerning the death of Nodle Starkey at Little Rock Ark turned out to be untrue says the Mld dlesboro News Henry Garten of Dradrordevllle bal announced for sheriff of Marlon We hope the splendid gentleman will be glyon the nomination Abe MoMordlo a wellknown citizen of Harrodaburg and a member of the Orphan Brigade dead ills wife died only a short time ago Mack Wells and Garfield Carroll fought with pistols in a saloon on the Kentucky side of Jelllco and during the melee Mack Oaks a young man standing to the saloon was fatally shot by a stray bullet R C Renfro says the report that all of his children are down with measles is false that only 11 of them have the disease the rest of them having had tho measles when they were little bit ty kldBarrOlllblJrg Harald The preliminary survey of the pro posed branch electric road from Brad fordsvlllo to tbo Intersection of the Lebanon and Columbia line has been completed and the construction com pany will soon have the estimates and specifications ready for the use of the promotersWhen Jury la the circuit court brought In a verdict Tuesday It read that the defendant be confined In the Pen for such a length of time etc Judge Bell soon noticed the abreyla tlon and called the foreman Henry Pallcreon and asked why It was done An abrevlatton will not do In a ver dict said booWell replied Henry your honor there was not a man on the jury who could pelt peniten tiary and we had to abrevlate it Lancaster Record NOTICE We wish to contract for Loging about 300000 or 400000 feet of LORI to our will BABTIN A COLLIES Crab Diehard 2 IOU In the Situ Mae Logins property ups poallo the Weatherford Hotel Unttoovllle I will have my opening All goods now and fresh You are most cordially Invited to call MRS KATE MYEU9 DIXIE The fine Shetland ponywill make the present season at my place near Peytons Wal at f6 to Insure a living colt He Is about 12 hands a beautiful spotted pony and a perfect individual Ili 0 NUNNKLLEY TurnertTllle Ky Blue Grass Nurseries Sprlnft 1904 Trees by the million Fruit and Orna mental Shrubs Grapevine Asparagus Rhubarb Small Fruits everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden No agents Strawberry and general catalogue on appli cation tO H F ILLBlIMYR SON Doth Pnone 279 Lexington KyI A S PRICE jDeDtt ftttmford Ky OfleoTr UeHoUrtiDntf Slot la the Oviltr We whose name appear below strictly forbid hunting fishing or any kind of tres on our places and will prosecute violators to the full extent of the law J Z Bnoonaroore T M Holme H F Newland J B OamenUcu Peter Balmer W II Johnson Mrs Mary Glvens David Stephens James M White and wife E V Carson II P Hawkins Mrs Mary K Welch R A Lawrence Frank OOrdle- rMn AD Ro- otPRESTON NO 922 This premium saddle stallion of the world will mate the season of 1904 at the stable of J C Baileyon Old Lancaster Street in Stanford Ky Preston is a brown horse 12 years old Iji hands high a perfect model with great style action and speed Preston wa sired by Washington No 54 he by Cromwell No 73 tat dam Belle by Roderick 2nd dam by a Denmark horse Preston has shown against and defeated all the great show horses of Kentucky such as Kentucky Artist owned by J T Crenshaw of Lexington Ky and Mont gomery Chief owned by Ball Bros Why you should breed to Preston I Because he is the greatest shew horse Kentucky ever produced 2 Because he is siring great show horses such as Electra that was sold to Senator Vare for Izooo Rebecca that sold at New York Exchange to George Watson for 1650 Miss Henrietta owned by Gay Bros that won more premiums in saddle and combined rings than any three yearold out in 1903 a yearling colt sold tOJ C Cravins of Illinois for 1500 3 Because he is the only saddle stallion that ever sired a team of harness geldings that sold for 15000 4 Because he won the championship of the Kentucky State Fair in 1903 shown by Matt S Cohen of Richmond Ky 5 Because he has won more money in the show ring than any other saddle stal lion in Kentucky 6 I will be glad to show him to any one at my stable and invite those wishing to breed to a fine saddle stallion to see him before breeding I will stand him atIO the season or 18 to insure a living colt J C BAILEY Japan=ease I is what you will Imvo in your new low shoes that combined with correct style is what we offer you in Zeiglers and Silk Kid Shoes TOKIO is an elegant soft Kid Patent Tip Mat Tap Oxford at 2 TIEN TSIN an nil Patent Vici three strap slipper half French heel j made as only Zeigler can make them at 88 I on comes or 1 plain Kido Patent at 8250 and 3rSEVERA1fCE SOtrSTORES printIng Kya MillineryOpeningOn unn- dlatPOSTED NEWCHWANGt Leader Room 1 i OATS l AND CAPS I Straw 1Ne Cummins a McClarYJ 1I BOYS CLOTHING V r r 11IItic lnr than another it is the selection of- LITTLE MENS and YOUNG MENS CLOTHING Mothers arc particular tho children are particular ami the merchant has to be pall this time we have been especially so and ask the mothers to inspect i stockH MROBERTS I Stanford Kyjlb IP Yet WANT- r RUBBER TIREStGET MY PRICES THEY AUK THE LOWEST AND lyITIRES AKE Till FINEST MADE Expert t1 Mechanics to 1Soslsfnctian W J RQflANS 0 LANCASTER RIl KY I d 11sTHE J TE lORJOURNAL t Jnbred n the pottoffice at Stanford 01 n lanaller i tPbL3ahaTuu147 dSrldatti- as 1 PER YEAR CASH t e WASH mot sopaldssaOO will beehsrgd 11 I KNOXVILLE DIVISION 90amo76oM Hen I- IM12SS p m BOB QUIS 66749 AJOO I will stand the above splendid Jersey bull at my place near water at II In advance Return privileges permitted j D OAMKN1SOII Stanford Ky I J H 100NE A CO Proprietors LIVERY fiND FEED STflBLE Stanford Kv Good Livery Service at Reasonable Rates Call on ulan Depot Street Also Dealers In Coal Pwtibli Engine and Saw Mill For Salt Wilt sell privately Will a1p sell a 15 horse power engine boiler All In good repair Wilt sell at a bargain to close up business Will take part pay In lumber PowrLL SwKENBr Stanford Kyu Qa1l TraHloft DEALER lit Whisk Brandu Wines Beer Gloars Etc YIIILVt BC RUPLEY The Merchant Tailor STANFORD KY Goods Warranted Fit GuaranteedGive a Call LUTES BOONE s CO Real Estate Agents Stanford Kentucky All persons wlshlDg to buy or sell farm wilt do well to see us We have a number r of tiDe Lincoln and adjoining county farms for sale and will be pleased to show any one what we have If you Ire to sell Liver- y8pbleStanfordKy It in our hands O ice at Boone I1SR B Mdhany Insuranci fluent Solicits a share of the patronage of the property owners In counties of iocoln and Uasy who may be seeking In surance against Fire Lightning and Tornado None but the and best OldLine Com panies represented and the low est possible rates are guaranteed Phone Stanford Kentucky iBLACK STOCK and a POULTRYMEDICINE Stock and poultry have few troubles which are not bowel and liver irregularities Black Draught Stock Jledi I ne is a bowel and liver remedy for stock It pate the organs of digestion in a perfect condition Prominent American and farmer keep their herds and flocks iiKiltliv liv Riving them an occa reionaldosnofBlaek DraughtStack in their food Any stock raiser maybuya 25cent half pound airtight can of thin medicine from his dealer and keep his stock in vigorous health for weeks Dealers generally keep Black Draut ht Stock Poultry Medicine If does not 25 cents for a sample can to the manufacturers The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chat II tanooga Tcnn BOCIIBLLB GA Jan 30 1MJ DlaekDmoght Stock and Poultry Modlolno Is the bet I ever tried Our stuck was looking bad when you sent me the medicine and now they are gutting so fln Ther are looking 20 percent butter 8 P BROOKINOTO- flWrPJlsTPPhU UMBRELLAS Ito covered and repaired and made almost as good aa new for a amount I can Bx your umbrella better than the tramp repairers and for lees money Giro me a trial Rugs Maine Stanford d W Wallace Z Son Blacksmiths and Fancy Horso Shoots West ttroot Stanford Kentucky R A JONES DENTISTStanford r lKy Qce over Iligglns lit McKlnnoys Store Telephone U 81 THE Joseph Price Infirmary It open all the year for the treatment of surgical and chronic diseases and for con inHatlon Board and nursing shall be cash In advance weekly and monthly Frofea- ilonal bills due when services are rendered and must b paid promptly NEW LIVERY STABLES WIII011XiI a SN hen JUNCTION CITY KY BlnMJlass Turnouts at Reasonable Rates Special Attention to Traveling Men Grain and tiny For Bale Small Farm For Sale I I desire to sell farm of 130 acres on the Liberty pike2J miles from Ilnstonvlllu It Is In grass and the land Is fertile and In good shape It has on it good house of 7 rooms a tenant house two stock barns etc Convenient to churches and schools Address n W Ultra Jr Tyrone O T or call on J P Rlffe nuiton vllle Ky J L Beazley Co Undertakers and- Embalmers ALSO DILLIIe la PurnltureMattingsRugs They will Exchange Furniture for all kinds of Stock Give them- a call Prices right STANFORD KENTUCKY Jac+ McGiMY UITDRTAZER EMBALMERAnd ttutNmSIS SADDLZBY 0 Stanford Ky GEORGE I N GILLOCK Up To Da- teTONSORIALARTIST nustonvllle Ky elegantlyP 0 Agency for firstclass Laun dry Newa Stand All work guaranteed You bu8ines880 licited REV WILLIAM SHELTON JR The Rev William Shelton Jr died at St Thomas Hospital after an lllncai or about two mouthi Mr Shelton was the pastor of the North Edgefleld flap llit church and came to this city In January to accept the pastorate He had lerved for only a tow Sundays when ho became and was taken to the hospital whore It was found neces sary to perform an operation Mr Shelton was born In Murfrces boro In 1367 He was the eon of the Rev William Shelton Sr of Stan ford Ky who was at one time the president of the old Union University at Murfreeaboro His mother was the sister of ox Goy William B Camp bell Mr Shelton was educated at Bethel College Kentucky and upon nil graduation was ordained Into the ministry He was for a time the pastor ot the Baptist church at Mt Washing ton Ky and later served at Dalton Ga and Fulton Mo He next engag ed In evangelistic work In Kansas City Mb and served there until the first of this year when he accepted tho call to the North Edjte old Baptist church Mr Sbelton was one of the bon be loved ministers of the Baptist church and wee universally popular wherever he was called He was a man of tho highest character and Intelligence and gave his life to his work He had a host of friends throughout Kentucky Missouri and Tennessee and his death will cause a profound sorrow Mr Shelton married Miss Rattle Bass of Wilson county this Stew His wife and only child Albert survive him His wife was at his side when ho died His son Is attending the Kansas City Medical College and was unable to bo present He Is expected here for the funeral The funeral took place at the North Edgeflold Baptist church The servi ces were conducted by Dr J M Phil lips of Watertown aislsled by local preachers The burial was at Mt Olivet Cemetery Nashville Dally Now To The Voters of the Fifth Ap pellate Court District of Kentucky I 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 my duty to try a number of criminal easel which kayo become a part of the State history and at a most critical time As judge of the State fiscal court It fell to my lot to construe the Statutes adopt ed to put In force the provisions of the new constitution as well ae to construe the present constitution whenever a controversy arose as to Its proper con struction Almost innumerable oases hays burdened the docket of my court touching the rights of corporations and the exercise of franchisee under the law How well I have discharged my duties under such trying circumstances Is left to you to determine I will be very grateful to all who feel they can assist me to secure the bleb position and oRice to which I aspire Very respectfully- JAafas E CANTIULL laaflmmatory Rheumatism Cur ed William Shaffer a brakeman of Dcnnl son Ohio was confined to his bed for leT eral weeks with Inflammatory rheuma them I used many remedies he says Finally I sent to McCawa drug store for a bottle of Chamberlains Pain Bam at which time I was unable to use hand or foot and in one weeks time was able to go to work as happy as a clam For tale by W N Craig The mobilization of the Russian army In Manchuria has been completed torelowvisit Llao Yang and Port Arthur The repairs to the Russian warships atPort Aribur are said to have been almost completed the Czarevitch being the only vessel still disabled There Is an unconfirmed story from Vladivostok of the capture of a Japanese secondolans cruiser by Capt Beltzenetelna squad ron The vessels of the Panama navy are dared for sale LAND STOCK CROPS ETC FOR SALE 100 owes and 80 lambs Huffman White Sons Potted Durham bull calf for sale A J Gooch Maywood Lutes Si Co sold nine 05o pound cat tie at Lancaster yesterday at 4o Henry Bright HaVs hac a sow that has brought him 30 pigs In tho last year Huffman White S Sons sold 43500 to 750 pound yearling aud twoyearolds at 4 to4io C C Cover boasts the biggest lamb In this section It weighed Ill pounds at its birth J D Eids bought In Wayne and Pu laskl 67 two and threeyear old cattle at about 123 FOR SALE Barred Plymouth eggs Hawkins strain II per setting of 15 Hubert Carpenter 2t AtR H Bronauirht stock farm near Crab Orchard Miss Emma by Tbo Minstrel has dropped a handsome bay stud colt by the great Terra Cotta A good authority on horses says that the gray will live the longest and that roans come next In order Blacks eel dora live to be over 20 and creams rarely exceed 10 or 15 R A Lawrence baa a horse badly hurt while working him to a harrow The Implement struck a stump and threw the barrow on the animal driv log several teeth Into him Foil SALE Five Berkshire sows two registered and other three subject to register a registered Berkshire boar Sows will pig In 10 days Also havo 17 yearling cattle for sale Nark Birdie Stanford I S Tel sold to a Rockvlljo Indi syndicate a tbreeyearold jack for ISOO Brlghl S Fox sold to Wayn county parties a pair of aged mules for 1350 T D English has purchased for his wife Mrs A K English tbo W D and Margaret Finch farm on the Danville and Perryvllle pike about three miles from this city for 113000 AdvocateThe of tbo Rockoast County Fatr Association met at Brod head on last Monday night and elected the following officer President R S Martin Vice President Uranllle Owens Secretary R L Collier Treasurer John Robins Directors are R S Martin Granvllle Owens R L Collier John Robins R H Hamm A E Albright and J W Tate A Favorite Remedy For Babies Its pleasant taste and prompt cures have made Chamberlains Cough Remedy a favorite with the mothers of small children It quickly cures their coughs and cold and prevents any danger of pneumonia or other serious consequence It not only cures croup but when given as soon as the croupy cough appears will prevent tho attack For sale by W N Craig From the text of the opinion recently delivered by Justice Helm of the United State supreme court 1tIImsde patent that each sovereign State has the right to regulate theltralllo In quor carried otnwlibln lu jurisdiction Jesse W Sweeney raoraiETon Livory JFosdl and Sllo StaTjlo Lanoaster Ky Horses wellfed and cared for Up to date rigs at reasonable rates WE ARE OPEN FOR BUSINESS Elrods Art Gallery ot Louisville Ky Is be hero for a SHORT TIME ONLY Expert phot of Babies and Oblld ron Six Little Jewels and one Button Photo 3SC Six Elegant Card Photos Soc and 7Sc Six Fine Panel Photos OSc Superior Cabinet Photos 8100 to 1100 a dozen Everything finished by the PERMANENT PLATINO PROOE88 and warranted not to fads You are In vited to call and Inspect our elegant earn lea At Uptodate Photos Buttons Me dallions Etc ELMORE BUILDING MAIN STREET STANFORD KY SHORT TIME ONLY WHATS Your Idea about Paint LOW PRICE is LOW QUALITY Paintlias good as t THE SHERWINWILLIAMS PAINT theres none better cannot be sold for less than we ask If less is asked you know the quality is lower and its not economical Its poorly made contains poor material or is t short measure You get what you pay for every time if you use SWP St BY r lV rr i t WS No CRAIG Pharmacist Stanford Ky r DIGNITY DARENo 1082 Vol 5 A S H R Combined Stallion Mahogany bar black uolnU wnllo only on left hud foot eight yours old IS IK hands high weighs I WO pound strong nu bone heavy mane and tall good back with long cranty t In high mounted vhuulders asoddle done head sad ear on him a moderunderbalter wonderful style tn harness a show hone sure When one year old wore all honors In hit clue wherever sbuwii also the blue tie In sweepstake har ness rings at same age When a throe veu old he was shown 14 Ullle wore 11 blue strings has never been defeated In fancy barn tinge baa always been the victor In stallion stake ring at a breeder when shown with three or more of his ret tar sies style and general conformation and for all purpesee HA Is a saddle hone with Ova dli tenet gala fat line acting raoker good In two walks and a nice lops very positive In updateo horse graceful stylish and taste ca show eighths to lK seonadt a Sill gate with but little handling did thU less felt otter serving VI mares last sprlag lie Is postoued of wonderful nerveaad speed enough to get trailers for track une or gentlemens roadsters large handsome stvlUf heavy and strong enough to gut carriage horsee with a kindly Itll1bjracefulmost uniform brooders lu Kentucky ttpee hi eutt alter has never Used a sorrel colt The most profitable hone hone fur the farmer aud swat breeder to pro duce Is the bee which serves the wW t range of purptxes well Ills clip are slow eolU aMbo highest type blue itlng wine M frost the oldest to the yeoeetr- iupntax31red by i he terjar It N a II It be lir Iliaek ttgalrre1 I he by mark Beagle Ti ho by King Vlntat by tVaalugtua Deewark II he Oahe JeolRark al he by raeuhoree Dmimtr 8 be by IvifmrUd lledgflford Mgeilys Stet dam Lit UpdlIambfelonlaa Vet taunt lib dim Thoruirimr d W tin nat s d5 a Paella by Alwcml forest KHUII IMguliv liar win taskh r5 w of lout t my slab f laUuiUmvlll Ky at tH to Insure a llvlog tall when tnlyd Msrc traded or removed forfeit Insurance suit money been de aod west Iw ped at urn rII Mates grated at fI M per month and LIo ii h pld Ii r ivmor IrIII re lush fed If deilrvd at reason rwPOIIbIfurIL IAKIKSTRtt s G LTON 12910Sired by Oambetta WilicM Mu lit darn fishy Held gran1dam of Alice Wilkes JIlt A1retta3l9H by RnRild sire of six In tM and dam of M In 3 30 orbetklr tnd dam Quickstep by Kentucky Irlwce Jr klreofJ g SI7N Lemonade SS J and the dams of IS In the list 1tddtJ by Old JOt sire of the dam of J Q 21T1t OiiHon carries the blood ut four leading famllvs Wlkvi llambletonlan Marabrlno Chief and Bceleye American Star Gallons sire Uambetta Wllkes has li In the 210 list 14S In the 239 hit having put M new ones In lasteuoe Ills Wlnt and daughters have over 230 IP tilt list tide sumps Onraball the grealee living or dead Gallon In so wellknown as a high aiass show horse and a producer of hlghclaix show horses and high elass high acting toilers that comment Is unneeossarr tie lias made all of lih seasons at mv nUble nlim In all and served 85 mOIre last ellOD this Is the very best of proof of a stallions breeding qualltle The abave U a good picture of flatten juntas ho tllndno ginger but his naturelaelt Will stand at liD to Insure a live colt Uarustraded orparted with forfeits liKuranoe and makes season money line Or M furnUhed after May t at two dollar prmnolli Win atndlit my plate 8 mllci westot Huitonvllle on the Brad ordvllle pike Phone In rrudnnnw W DODD Uuttonvlllo Ky First National BankOf Hy Capital Stock 50000 This Institution was original nUabllin d u tho Deposit Kunk or ltantud lu tJoU tbeu reoruBnliiMl as the National Hunk of Stanford In ItniA unit again rtOIItnld HI the First Nittlimul Itsk of Stanford Ib 1881 hnvliiK hurt pnictlcnlly an unlnlor roptoJ exUtenoe fur 43 tenr It U hotter lUppllwl uow with Ucilitliui fur trnrnnri tag nliilnawi pnMnntly unit wall tnun dvr before In IU limit sod hmiuriihli Cares Accounts of Individuals Fiduciaries and Cor porations Solicited LINCOLN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK CAPITAL STOCK Directors J B Paxton J B Owsjey 00 Shank w0 Walker Oeo W Carter Stanford Sneods5on Tho Barman Hunk A Trunl Company and under came continuouslyfor SOLICIT YOUR BANK ACCOUNT Hoping such business relations will e prqve mutually beneflclal J Officers J rt IIUUKKK Prest 8 T IlAHHiH V Ires JJ MollUIIEUrt Ohr W II WKAHKNAsst Ch- rDlraolorss V Reid Danville S T Harris Stanford J 8 Mocker Stanford I Tanner MoKlnney U Kimura II llaiighmau Stanford T P IIIII Stanfordehe J II llauKbman Stanford J aL Iettut Stanford Ed Carter Stanford II II SJSOOOO to Officers a a SHANKS President J B OWSLEY Cashier M PBIOHT Assi Casblerl