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Digital page images are linked to the text file. r T O a ty 1 Ij 1 THE INTERIOP JOURNAL t VOL XXXVI STANFORD KY FRlbAY JANUARY 22 1909 NO 92 mmnu u n u VOTE FORt John C Pepples For Assessor OF LINCOLN COUNTY4 I In assessing your property EVERY PROPERTY HOLDER will receive a SQUARE DEALXat my J hands If nominated in the PRIMARY SATURDAY FEB 6 1909 I will to the Democ racy of Lincoln County which I have served all of my life When elected I will select a competent corps of deputies well fitted and capable to attend to the duties of the office to which the people have elected me YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE CORDIALLY APPRECIATED I MIDDLEBURG Q C Godby boat M E Tarter 800I votes in tho rata for county attome In the primary Saturday If that wna not a Waterloo what kind of a loo I was it- David Clark andRoo Black will bei tried Friday nt Yosomlto on charge disturbing a public assembly oCI has been quite an array of witnc summoned and abig crowd ii expected to attend IyNearly every farmer In this section will try hlshand at raising tobacco thii broken and other year Ground Is being v preparations arc being made for the crop which seems to us means a low price for tobacco next year Sam Sharp and Mort Estes caught six large possums one day while tho the carcass ofsnow was on They sent one to Aunt China Burdett and the old liter concluded it was tho running gear of a polecat and threw It away Aunt China Is a clover old darkey and tho boys delight In teasing her Little Vernon Jones fve yoar old son of P L Jones tho jeweler was bitten by a dog last week but no attention wu paid to It nt tho time Later the dog showed signs of hydrophobia and had to bo killed Mr Jones took his son to Moroland Monday and had a madI stone applied which adhered readily and remained for two hours It is hoped that theta will be no serious results from tho bite Was Bello Cowan of McKinney la visiting her grandfather W T Coul ter John Pearl went to Liberty Mon day Rev J L Owens was not able to fill his regular appointment at Me Kinney Sunday mean Lawhorn will move to Louisville In the Spring McU Foglo has entered fcchool at Lexington b Undo Elbert Wells continues quite III as does his eon in taw Eborlee Martin Uoth Bro In o critical condition and not expected to live a great while Tho republican primary here Satur day was quiet enough as to order but there was considerable hustling among tho friends of the different candidates There is the usual soreness among the defeated candidates and their friends but republican sores never become chronic and are easily healed Any way we are not figuring on a serious bolt In their ranks S G Elliotts friends and neighbors both democrats and republi can were anxious that ho win tho nomination for sheriff but ho went down in defeat us did Jason Wesley another Mlddlcburg boy and that is displeasing to many Lincoln Wells defeated his four competitors by a ma jority that can not bo questioned and ho will head tho county ticket in No- Ir vember It is claimed that all manner of fraud was practiced but it remains to be seen whether those who are kick i ins will stand for these things t Bravo Flt Caddies Often receive severe burns putting oul fires then uso Bucklona Arnica Salvo and forget them It soon drives out pale For Burns Scalds Wounds Cuts and Bruises its earths greatest healer Quickly cures Skin Eruptions Old f orob Bolls Ulcers Felons best I Pile euro made Relief Is Instant 2Cc at Pennys Drug Stpro As Judge Murphy sentenced tuck Cottongamo to tho penitentiary for le- for tho murder of Farrish Arnot the father of Arnet fell dead in the court I room at Hamilton 0 There Is no case on record of a cough cold or la grippe developing Into pneumonia after Foloys Honey and Tar has been taken as It cures tho most obstinate deep Rented coughs and colds Why tako anything oho New Stanford Drug Co Representative Brolley of North Vernon troduced in the Indiana Leg t prohlbiting day I KINGSVILLE Mrs George Ealy yas visiting relives here When you como to Kingavlllo stop at Smiths Hotel and got a square meal Cholera seems to be raging nmonf our good farmers hogs A numbs have died Dr J W Acton fell while feeding his stock and was considerably hurt breaking two ribs Dr Singleton of McKinney wahW ace him W C Brown and V a Gilliland entered W U Smiths Business Collcgi this week Little Miss Gertie Trimbli has been real sick with pneumonia but is betterLast was tho busiest in years More tobacco was raised and moro farms changed hands for taxes than was ever known but it was nil done around tho fire Our towp lion a standstill at present with French measles among tho children cholera among the hogs andcandi dates among the voters we can only hope for better times At tho farmers meeting last week plans were formulated and discussed as to tho raising of tobacco and cotton and the building of a warehouse which Is a certainty The meeting was well attended and the 28th was set as time ol next meeting lOur clever operator Jim Engloman known as Pard seemed to be- in hard luck last Friday night He fell off the foot bridge In front of the hotel into water almost waist deep losing hU lunch and Monday night he got lost In or near Kings Mountain MATRIMONIAL- Thomas Jones and Miss Lydia Drew of Wildio Hockcnstle county won married at London- Announcement la made of tho en gagement of Miss llbsser formerly of Harrodiburg but now of Washington City to Nelson Hiker of Harrodaburg James Ellis and Miss Elsie Miller Frederick Reid and Miss Anna Miller all of tho Ellisburg section of Casey wero married by n single ceremony Tuesday George M McAlister formerly ot this place but for tho last decade a resident of Mt Sterling was married Wednesday Miss Anna Coleman Me Cockroll a charming young woman of that city Tho groom is a grandson of the late M C Portman A Religious Authors State mont For several years I was acflltcd wltl kidney trouble nail last Winter I war suddenly stricken with a severe pact in my kidney and wa confined tobed eight days unable to get up without assistance My urine contained a thick white sediment and I passed same frequently day und night 1 commenced taking Foleys Kidney Remedy and tho pain gradually abated and finally ceased and my urine became normal I cheerfully recom mend Foloys Kidney Remedy New Stanford DnjgCo a Judge Tuft was so tickled with apple cider persimmon doer sweet potatoes and possum at Atlanta that it Is re ported that ho may turn tho White House grounds into a persimmon grove and tater patch and raise his own eat Ing but the report lacks cgnfirmation Frankfort Journal Dont Get A Divorce A western judge granted a divorce on account of illtemper and bad breath Dr Kings Now Life Pills would have prevented It They cure Constipation causing bad breath and Liver Trouble tho Illtemper dlspct colds banish headaches conquer chills 25c at Pennys Drug Store I The plant of tho Xenia Board and Paper Complloyat Xenla 0 valued at was destroyed by tire 0 y NEWS NOTES Madlsonvillc voted dry by a majority of 123 votes Joshua W Caldwell a leading attoi ney of Knoxville is dead The drys won in tho contest over the local option election held at George townLieut John E Morgan a Cone crate veteran died near Boston Nelson county aged 75 The centenary of tho birth of Edgar Allen Poe was fittingly celebrated at Charlottesville Va Tho 18 months old son of Logan Patterson of Pincville while lying near nn open grate was fatally burned Tho famous old Spring Hill College Mobile Ala burned It was the old est educational institution in tho South- C E Reagan generally known as Con was literally cut to pieces In the Queen and Crescent freight yards atGeorgetownOne and CO persons died of pneumonia in Chicago last week the largest number recorded for a similar period since May of last year Gov Patterson of Tennessee filed his veto of tho Statewide prohibition bill with the clerk of tho Senate Tho bill will become a law notwithstanding Miss Violet Charleaworth whose din appearance aroused England has been located in Scotland Her family had given out that she was killed in an au tomobile accident Having evidently carried out a prearranged plan to die together Schuylei Carskadon and wife were found dead In their room in Norfolk Va An ex amination showed that tho bodies tjac been lifeless for hours Four prisoners escaped from the jai at Woston W Va two from the jail nt Moundsvillc W Va and two from tho jail at Charleston Tho wWon prisoners beat the wardens wife and she is in a serious condition Within the last 30 days Rev W A Amis of Hot Springs leader of several reform measures pending before the Legislature has received several anon mous letters which thrcrtencd him with personal viulencu or warding Juan that he may bo badly used oven to death A Horrible HoldUp About ten years ago rav brolhe was heldup In his work health and happiness by what was believed to be hopeless Consumption writes W R Llpscomb of Washington N C Ho took all kinds of remedies and treatment from several doctors but fount po help till ho used Dr KInks New Discovery and was wholly cured bj six bottles Ho ts a well man today Its quick to relieve and the svlrosi euro for weak or sore lung Homor rhaees Coughs and Colds Hronchltls La Grippe Asthma and nil Bronchial airectlons file nod at Trial bottle free Guaranteed by Pennys Drug Store Ill bo deviled said tho ham Ill bo switched said tho train Ill bo darted said Ito sock Ill be blowedl said tho horn Ill lie stumped said the Ureej Ill bo hanged said tho picture Ill bo dammed said tho stream Judge If you will take Foleys Orino Lau tlvo until the bowels become regular you will not havo to tako piirgatlycf constantly as Foloys Orin Laa five positively cures chronic constipa ion and sluggish Irver Pleasant tc take Now Stanford Drug Co I dont believe thatold maxim that thero is a fool In every family says the Philosopher ot Folly Im an only child myselfCeveland Leader Provontlcsthose Candy Cold Cure Tablets will safely and quickly beck oall colds and the Grip Trythet once nits see 14825c Sold by Penny s Drug Store I To The Democratic Citizens Of The County As tho primary election draws neon the lines of battle become better marked and tho condition and status of the political sltnation can bo more ace rately determined From tHe day I made my announcement for tho nomi nation of our party to the office of county attorney I have been active engaged in making a canvass of the county and It is very gratifying for me to say to you that my prospect to win the nomination I seek at your hands is very favorable I will say that I entered the race fully realizing that a vie tory for me would not be tho result oi smooth sailing both of my opponents Mr Butch and Mr North having preceded me in their announcements IfI you will permit me to speak candidly will say that it was a conviction that tho democracy of the county was dIs- satisfied with Mr Burchs record in of fice and feeling with all due respect that Mr North was unsuited for the office ho having never practiced law since he became a citizen of our county about 16 years ago and having devoted his time since being with us to farm ing and running for office except two or three terms service in tho Legisla ture This view of the situation induc ed me to enter the race and with nil due deference will say that my views have since been confirmed by many of you whom I have seen in my canvass Now to thoso among you who are dis satisfied with Mr Burchs record and you know enough concerning it without my preferring charges and without my saying what It has been or what it has not been I submit to you the proposition do you want four more years oi the same record If you tlo then Mr Burch is entitled to claim your consid oration but even then before you sup port him 1 want youto know that the political rings and that are now trying to take possession of our party and that are always n menace to any party ore attempting to force his nom ination upon you and if they succeed in so doing the most offensive result of his nomination wilt be tho entrench ment and perpetuation of the rings ibid cliques that infest our party If you do not want a continuation of Mr Burchs record and desire to throw your support against tho political cliques then I ask you to vote for me as tho only available candidate that can defeat him No political ring or clique will bo credited with my nomination for If I win I will have won by tho free and untramclod d mocracy of this coun ty and In tho event that I am nom nated and elected to this Office I assure you that no political ring or member of any ring will receive anything more at my hands as an officer than any other citizens or citizenof tho county will re ceive as I stand pledged to a strict and impartial enforcement of the law For my other opponent Mr North I will say that Leis delighted to bo a candi date again but that you need not both er about voting for him this time as he is very fond of being a candidate and you can vote for hits any old time Yours Very Truly T J lULL Ja Dont drug the Stomach or stllnu late tho Heart or Kidneys That is wrong It is the weak nerves that are crying out for help Vitalize these weak Inside controlling nerves with Dr Shoops Restorative and see how quickly gooil health will come to you agajti Test it and see I Sold by Pen nys Drug Store What is a bachelor pai A bachelor my boy in language of the street Is a wise guy who looks before ho leaJs and then stands litill- Louisville Herald 4 tickling or dry cough can be quickly loosened with Dr Shoops Cough Remedy No opjumno chloro form nothing unsafe or harsh Sold by Pennys Drug Store A 4 WALTONS OPERA HOUSE Friday Eve Jan 22 JED CARLTONPresents 0- s I I BEATRICE GORDON IN Was She to Blame A dramatization of BERTHA M CLAYS beautifulstory CIA BITTER ATONEMENT complete stage productionspecialscenerycompetent cast If there is any humor in your makeup you will laugh till you cry Jf your heart has a tender spot this play will reach it Seats ou Sale at Jfcllobcrts Drug Store Prices 25 50 and i5c QVR6OTSI iuter UI a AT COST 4I Ciiffliiiins Weareni 7 STANFORD KENTUCKY JHESAFEi AND QuitoftEST WAY TO TRANSFER MONEY I6 BY y LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE 1 1 r IFOR RATES APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGERrEAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANY INCORPOHtTIO f1 i lf y f L tJI j 0 ir THE INTERIOR JOURNAL 0 VOL XXXVI STANFORD KY FRIDAY JANUARY 22 1909 0HpgLr VC i- E IOEt John Cs Pepples For AssessorI t OF LINCOLN COUNTY i t- In assessing your property EVERY PROPERTY HOLDER will receive a SQUARE DEALflcu my I hands If nomInated in thePRIMARY SATURDAY FEB 6 1909 I WIll i to the Democ racy of Lincoln County WhICh I have served all of my life When elected I wIll select a corps of deputIes well fitted and capable to attend to the dutIes of the office to WhICh the people haveIelected me YOUR SUPPORT WILL BE CORDIALLY APPRECIATED I J MIDDLEBURO Q C Godby beat M E Tarter 800 votes In the race for county attorney in the primary Saturday It that was not a Waterloo what kind of a loo was It- David Clark andRoo Black will be tried Friday at Yosemite on charge of public assembly Theredisturbing a has been quite an array of witnesses summoned and a big crowd is expected to attend IyNearly every farmer In this section will try hlSland at raising tobacco this f year Ground Is being broken and oth t er preparations arc being made for the fit crop which seems to us means a low ot price for tobacco next year oJSam Sharp and Mort Estcs caught six large possums one day while tho snow was on They sent the carcass of one to Aunt China Burdott and the old sister concluded It was tho running gear of n polecat and throw it away Aunt is a clover old darkey and the 1Chinadelight In teasing her Little Vernon Jones ftvo ycar old Sun of P L Jones tho Jeweler was bitten by a dog last week but no attention was paid to it at the time Later the dog showed signs of hydrophobia anti had to bo killed Mr Jones took his son to Moreland Monday and had a mad steno applied which adhered readily and remained for two hours It is hoped that there will bo no serious results from tho bite Miss Belle Cowan of McKinney is visiting her grandfather W T Cou- lter John Pearl went to Liberty Mon s day Rev J L Owens was not able to fill his regular appointment at Mc 1 Kinney Sunday Jason Lawhorn will t move to Louisville In the Spring Met Foglo has entered school at Lexington Uncle Elbert Wells continues quite ill an does his eon in law Eberleo Martin Both are in a critical condition and not expected to live a great while The republican primary hero Satur day was quiet enough ns to order but there was considerable hustling among tho friends of tho different candidates There is the usual soreness among the i defeated candidates and their friends but republican sores never become chronic and are easily healed Any way we are not figuring on a serious bolt In their ranks S G Elliotts friends and neighbors both democrats and republi cans were anxious that he win the nomination for sheriff but ho went down in defeat us did Jason Wesley another Middlcburg boy and that is displeasing to many Lincoln Wells defeated his four competitors by a majority i that can not be questioned and he will head tho county ticket In N- oL vember It is claimed that all manner of fraud was practiced but It romains to bo seen whether those who are kick l ing will stand for these things Bravo Fire Laddias Often receive severe burns putting oul fires then use Bucklons Arnica Salvo and forget them It soon drives out pain For Burns Scalds Wounds Cuts and HrulROfl its earths greatest I hoalor Quickly euros Skin Eruptions Old Soros Bolls Ulcers Felons boat Pilo cure made Relief is Instant 26c at Pennys Drug Stpro As Judge Murphy sentenced Ituck Cottongamo to the penitentiary for life for the murder of Farrish Arnet the father of Arneto fell dead in tho courtr- Oom at Hamilton 0 There Is no case on record of n cough cold or la grippe developing Into pneumonia after Foloys Honey and Tar has been taken as It cures tho I most obstinate deep seated coughs and colds Why tako anything olao Now Stanford Drug Co Representative Brolley of North a Vernon Introduced in the Indiana Leg prohibiting day i KINGSVILLE Mrs George Ealy yas visiting rcla lives here When you como to Klngavillo atop at Smiths Hotel and get a square meal Cholera seems to be raging among our good farmers hogs A number have died Dr J W Acton fell while feeding his stock and was considerably hurt breaking two ribs Dr Singleton of McKinney war to see htm W C Brown and V a Gilliland en toted W II Smiths Business College this week Little Miss Gertie Trimble has been real sick with pneumonia but is better Last week was the busiest in years More tobacco was raised and more farms changed hands for taxes than was ever known but it was all done around tho fire Our towp Is on n standstill at present with French measles among tho child ten cholera among tho hogs andcandi dates among the voters we can only hope for better times At the farmers meeting last week plans word formulated and discussed as to the raising of tobacco and cotton and tho building of a warehouse which is a certainty The meeting was well at ofIlOur clever operator Jim Englomah known as Pard seemed to bo in hard luck last Friday night Ho toll off tho foot bridge in front of tho hotel into water almost waist deep losing his lunch and Monday night he got lost in or near Kings Mountain MATRIMONIAL Thomas Jones and Miss Lydia Drew of Wildio Hockcnstlo county were married at London- Announcement is made of the en gagement of Miss Hbsser formerly of Harrodiburg but now of Washington City to Nelson Hiker of Harrodsburg James Ellis and Miss Elsie Miller Frederick Held and Miss Anna Milldr all of the Ellisburg section of Casey were married by d single ceremony Tuesday George M McAlister formerly 6t this place but for tho last decade a resident of Mt Sterling was married Wednesday to Miss Anna Coleman Me Cockrell a charming young woman of that city The groom is a grandson of the late M C Portmah t A Religious Authors State mont For several years I was ucflltcd lth kidney trouble and last Winter I was suddenly stricken with a severe pain In my kidneys and vva confined to bed eight days unable to gut up wlthQut assistance My urine contained a thick white sedltiont and I passed samo frequently day mind night I commenced taking Foleys Kidney Remedy and the vain gradually abut ed and finally ceases and my urine bcotunu normal I cheerfully recom mend Foleys Kidney Remedy New Stanford Drug Co perJudge Taft was sd tickled with apple cider persimmon beer sweet potatoes and possum at Atlanta that it is reported that ho may turn the White House grounds into a persimmon grove and later patch nnd raise his own eat Ingw but the report lacks confirmation Frankfort Journal Dont Get A Divorce A western judgo granted a divorce on account of illlumper and bad breath Dr Kings New Llfo Pills would have prevented it They cure Constipation causing bad breath and Liver Trouble tho illtemper dispel colds banish hell Mhes conquer chills 25c at Pennys Drug Store The plant of tho Xenia Board and Paper Company at XenIa 0 valued at 125000 was destroyed by lIreI t NEWS NOTES Madlsonvillo voted dry by a majority of 123 votes attorlneyThe drys won in tho contest over the local option election held at George townLieut John E Morgan a Confed crate veteran died near Boston Nelson county aged 7G The centenary of the birth of Edgar Allen Poe was fittingly celebrated at Charlottesville Va Tho 18 rnonths old son of Logan Patterson of Pinevillc while lying near an open grate was fatally burned Tho famous old Spring Hill College Mobile Ala burned It was the oldest educational institution in the South- C E Reagan generally known as ConV was literally cut to pieces in the Queen and Crescent freight yards at Georgetown One hundred and 50 persona died of pneumonia in Chicago last week the largest number recorded for a similar period since May of last year Gov Patterson of Tennessee filed his veto of the Statewide prohibition bill with the clerk of tho Senate The bill will become a law notwithstanding Miss Violet Charlesworth whose diRe appearance aroused England has been located in Scotland Her family had given out that ohowas killed in an au tomobile accident heaving evidently carried out a pre arranged plan to die together Schuyler Carskadon and wife wero found dead in their room in Norfolk Va An ex amination showed that the bodies had been lifeless for hours Four prisoners escaped from the jail at Weston W Va two from the jail at Moundsville W Va and two from tho jail at Charleston The Weston prisoners beat the wardens wife and she is in a serious condition Within tho last 30 days Rev W A Amis of Hot Springs leader of several reform measures pending before tho Legislature has received several anonymous letters which thrertened him with personal violence or warding him that he may be badly used oven to death A Horrible HoldUp m About ten years ago mv brother was holdup In his work health and happiness by what was bol loved to be hopeless Consumption writes W R Lipscomb of Washington N C Ho took all kinds of remedies and treatment from several doctors but fbund rio help till ho used Dr Kings Now Discovery and was wholly cured by six bottles Ho is a well man today Its quick to relieve and tbo surest cure for weak or sore lungs Hemor rhages Coughs and Colds Bronchitis La Grippe Asthma and all Bronchial airectlons COc and 81 Trial bottlo free Guaranteed by Pennys Drug Store i Ill bo deviled said the hama Ill be switched said the train Ill bo darned said the sock Ill be blow dl said the horn Ill bo stumped said the tree Ill bo hanged said the picture Ill bo dammed said the stream Judge If you will take Foleys Orlno Laxa tlveiuntil tho bowels become regular you will not have to take purgatives constantly as Foleys OrIiO Laxa tlvo positively cures chronic constipa Jan and sluggish Ifver Pleavant to take Now Stanford Drug Co I dont believe that old maxim that there is n fool in every family says the Philosopher of Folly Im an only held myself Cleveland Leader a Provontlcs those Candy Cold Cure Tablets will safely and quickly heck oall colds and tho Grip Trythom onuo and see 4825c Sold by Penny s Drug Store i s To The Democratic Citizens Of The County As the primary election draws nearc the lines of battle become better mark ed and the condition and status of the political situation can be more accu ratcly determined From the day I made my announcement for the nomi nation of our party to the officeoC county I have been actively engaged in making to canvass of the county and it Is very gratifying for m to say to you that my prospect to wit the nomination I seek at your hands is very favorable I will say that I entered the race fully realizing that a vie tory for me would not be the result of smooth sailing both of my opponents Mr Burch and Mr North having preceded me in their announcements If you will permit me to speak candidly will say that it was a conviction that the democracy of the county was dis satisfied with Mr Burchs record in of fice and feeling with all due respect that Mr North was unsuited for the office ho having never practiced law since he became a citizen of oar county about 16 years ago and having devoted his time since being with us to farm ing and running for office except two or three terms service In the Legislature This view of the situation induc ed me to enter the race and with all hue deference will say that my views havo since been confirmed by many of you whom I have seen in my canvass Now to those among you who are dis satisfied with Mr Burchs record and you know enough concerning it without my preferring charges and without my saying what it has been or what it has not been I submit to you the prop ositfon dci you want four more years of the same record If you do then Mr Burch is entitled to claim your consideration but even then before you support him 1 want youto know that the political rings and cliques that are now trying to tako possession of our party and that are always a menace to any party are attempting to force his nom ination upon you and if they succeed in so doing most offensive result of his nomination wilh be tho entrench ment and perpetuation of the rings mind cliques that infest our party If you io not want a continuation of Mr Burchs record and desire to throw your support against tho political cliques then I ask you to vote for me us the only available candidate that can defeat him No political ring or clique will bo credited with my nomination for if 1 win I will have won by the free end untramelcd democracy of this coun ty and in the event that I am nom sated and elected to this office I assure you that no political ring or member of my ring will receive anything more at my hands as an officer than any other citizens or citizen of the county will re vive as I stand pledged to a strict and impartial enforcement of the law For ny other opponent Mr North I will my that he is delighted to be a candi iato again but that you need not bother about voting for him this time 09 10 is very fond of being a candidate and you can vote for him any old time Yours Very Truly T J KILL Jn DOI1tl1rtLboStomlc or sttrmi ato the or That Is wrong ItU tbo weak nerves that are crying out foi help Vitalize those reek inside controlling nerves with Dr Shoops Restorative and see how quickly goon health will come to you gain result and see 1 Sold by Pen iys Drugstore r What is a bachelor pajA bachelor my boy in the language oC the street Is a wise guy who looks lofore ho l s and then stands Mill- Louisville Herald A tickling or dry cough can be quickly loosened with Dr Shoops lough Remedy No opium no chloro orm nothing unsafe or harsh Sold by Pennys Drug Stqro f 4- l r WALTONS OPERA HOUSE Friday Eve Jan 22 JED CARLTON Pres- entsBEATRICE S I 3 j Ii CORDON r tIN Was the to ElamhA dramatization of BERTHA M CLAYS beautiful story A BITTER ATONEMENT a complete stage production special cast If there is any humor in your makeup you will In your lieatt has a tender spot this play will reach it scenerY7competentf Seats on Sale at Mclloberts Drug Store Prices 25 I QVR6OTSI L 7 t- In 6r uI 1t- d AT t f IfF 1 COST r U I Cummins WearersI STANFORD KENTUCKY r v THE SAFEST AND 00WEST WAY TO J TRANSFER MONEY 18 BY i fII LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE W tk I FOR RATES APPLY TO LOCAL MANAQERttEAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANY INCORPORkTIO 1 r f x A The Interior Journal Eo c WALTON IT is popular now to jump on Presi dent Roosevelt and when some little whippersnapper wants to gain a little notoriety he lights in on Theodore and flays him alive The newspapers pub lish what ho said he gets a congratula tory letter or so from his constituents and ho considers that ho has made a reputation for being the greatest fel bw ever We always feel like taking tho under dogs part and really think that the President is not a bad man at heart He sometimes lets his tongue get too loose and says some things he should nit but wo stick to our first impres sion that is that he is a great man and we believe time and future events will prove we have not overestimated him SUELTON M SAUFLEY has resigned as managing editor of the Frankfort Journaljand Mr Dulin Moss a very ca pable young newspaper man has been given his place Mr Saufley has taken a position on tho Frankfort News an afternoon paper published by the Cour ier Journal TilE Supreme Court of the United States affirmed the decree of the State courts of Texas imposing a fine of 1 623000 on the Waters Pierce Oil Company of St Louis and ousting it from the State on the charge of violating tho Texas antitrust law TUB National Model License League h holding a convention in Louisville t Its membership is composed exclusively of whisky dealers and orie of its objects is claimed to be the putting down of lawlessness in both wet and dry I territory I JOHN D ROCKEFELLER has given 1 000000 additional to the endowment fund of the University of of Chicago making his total contributions 21809 66698 Watch out for an advance in tcoaloil b U AN Italian who is to die in the elec tric chair at Trenton N J this week having nothing else to send his friends s in Italy has arranged with a dentist to pull his gold teeth and ship them to themI FOR a number of years the guillotine 1 has been dispensed with in France but the number of criminals has grown so largo that its reestablishment was ab solutely necessary POLITICAL The Senate voted to fix the salary of the Speaker of the House at 15000 Tho urgent deficiency bill was passed by the House The bill carried an appropriation of 135662888 The Tennessee Senate refused to BUS I tain the Governors veto on the Halla I day prohibition bill by a vote of 20 tort 13 Gov George E Chamberlain was elected United Stated Senator from Oregon on the first ballot to succeed j Senator Charles W Fulton t Elihu Root Secretary of State in Roosevelts Cabinet is the unanimous N choice of the Republican Legislative caucus of New York for Senator Mr Roosevelt wants Lincolns birthday i made a public holiday We suggest that the day that Teddy steps out of office be forever commemorated by holiday or otherwiseFrankfort Jour nalIt is reported that Elijah J Allen formerly a member of the Board of Aldermen at Lexington will make theI race for the democratic nomination for Representative from that city to suc ceed Hon W F Klair Reed Smoot one of tho 12 apostles- I of the Mormon church whose election to the United States years I t ago was followed by a contest before the Senate Committee on Elections I was reelected for a second term Mr Bailey in a speech in the Senate on the bill increasing the salary of the President and other officers said the ViceiNegroesj a bill in the Senate which provides thatt any person having one eighth or more i I of Negro blood shall be declared a Negro t r Representative Willett of New York made a bitter attack on the president in the House calling him a gargoyle i tyrant and a pigmy descendant of l Dutch trades people By a vote of 78 to 126 Mr Willett was forced to take t his seat the House refusing to hear him further 1 Congressman Ben Johnson of the lFourthdistrict will go before the Ap anIto Hodgenvillo and to the oI Lincoln Farm in Larue county and expects to get a favorable report on the 11 bill for purpose Among the Senators elected Wednes I day were Shively in Indiana Stone in Root in New York Penrose NorthtOklghomaJand Johnson In North Dakota I I II The salary of the President of the United States was fixed at 100000 annum so far as the Senate could perI it and the salaries of the Vice dent arid the Speaker of tho House of Representatives 15000 each The sal ary tf the Chief Justice of tho Supremo Court of the Untied States was in creased from 13000 to 15000 per an num and that of Associate Justices fram 12600 to 14500 HUSTONVILLB An Edison moving picture outfit for sale at n big bargain Address Mana ger Opera Honso It The annual hegira of tenants is in full blast and wagons loaded with household plunder are as thick as lumber wagons Sam McKinney has bought the Ed rington home on Danville Ave for2 000 and will get possession in 30 days Elwood Weatherford who has been seriously ill with pneumonia for some time is we are glad to report much betterLink Wells defeated Capt Raines 17 votes for the nomination for county judge of Casey in the primary of last SaturdayThe Gann of Wayne county who bought the C T Bohon farm have taken possession and we welcome thcnr to the blue grass All travelers from this locality and Casey county remember the Blue Grass Special going and coming for on its patronage depends its continuance L B Peck whose store was robbed and burned recently is rebuilding on the same lot and hopes to have the building ready for a large stock of Spring goods Mrs Nancy Privett of South Fork is reported seriously ill of tho infirmities of old age She is the mother of Mrs I G Terry who is attend ing her wants night and day The prospects are quite flattering for our stallion and jack sale next month Entnes are being made daily and are of a high class There will be stock here from the best raisers in the State At the sale of the estate of D M Lipps deceased on Tuesday the real dence was bought by J W Hoskins for 3000 and the mill was knocked off to Nave Co for 9000 Both prices- are decided bargains Jesse P Rifle and wife had the annual assemblage of all their children on the 25th When seated at the banquet board famous for its excellence each child found a substantial gift in a check payable at the Hustonville National BankJohn Lynn sold 103 good cattle to lo cal buyers at a good price Myers McCormack shipped two cars of good hogs to Cincinnati for which they paid 3J to 6Jc Rifle Tucker shipped one car of good butcher cattle at 3c and hogs at 4 to 4ic J W Allen sold to John Lynn 33 good feeders at 4c Despite the depression in business for the past year especially in money matters the two banks of our city showed quite a prosperous condition The Na tional Bank has in deposits 145000 and cash on hand for all demands The Peoples Bank reports individual depos its to the amount of 55000 with all the cash necessary to supply their de mandsThe members of the Christian church are urged to be present next Suuday morning to elect two new deacons Prof E A Fox of Louisville secreta ry of the Sunday School Association will conduct a Sunday school mass meet ing at the Christian here on Sunday af ternoon Jan 25 at 2 oclock and address a union meeting at the same place at 7 oclock All interested in S S work are urged to be present The following directors were elected on the 12th to servo for the current year over the destinies of the National Bank of this place J W Powell G L Carpenoer Col IL H McAninch of- Middleburg T J Robinson W G Cow an B B King of Moreland and Ed ward Alcorn The board organized and elected Dr Edward Alcorn president T J Robinson vice president J W Hocker cashier June H Hocker as sistant cashier Allen L Burris of Denver Col who married charming Miss Mary Carpen ter of this place a few years ago has at last won a signal victory and possi bly a big fortune by ousting a lot of big fellows from the control of a valua ble Cripple Creek gold mine in which he is largely interested Burris is only 28 years old now but for six years he has worked continually to attain the thing he has accomplished almost by his own unaided efforts Burris and a few friends bought tho interests of Bernard and others who were bulling the stock for 100000 and let them out Almost a new board wns elected with young Burris as president This miner embracing many acres is one of and most valuable in Colorado and will make the young man rich some day His friends and they are many ore rejoicing over his victory Simple Remedy For La Grippe Racking la grippe coughs that may develop into pneumonia over night are quickly cured by Foloys Honey and Tar The sore and In flamed lungs aro healed and strengthened and a dangerous condition is quickly averted New Stanford Drug Co Mrs W P Kinkead aged 45 died at her home near Lancaster of pneumonia Elbert E Young Writes His Biogra phy If you will kindly give me space in my dear old county paper I will try to give my friends through its columns- an account of myself during the last few years From about the year 1900 to 1904 I followed tho huckstering bus iness running principally from High handlingIIfiety of vegetables During 1904 n great many remarkable incidents took place in my life Mcthinks tho editor will remember one of them when the old black mare ran away on Main and turned the little red blackberry wagon over in the middle of the October of that year will ever be r membered by mo because of oUr i Lord sanctifying our soul and cnllln us out into our lifes work We than God for leading us out at once into th ministry but sorry to say that we lost blessmmit by saying flail things work togeth I or for good to them that love tho Lord were without education and di IWe the means to obtain one but thank God He soon opened up the way for us to go to Union College Barbour- i ville at which place we spent about two years Last summer being en couraged by our district superintendent to take a charge and led b I God we accepted the IJeattyville- charge of the M E church which ia located in Lee county Ky Our work is mostly on the waters of the grand old Kentucky We have fivo appoint ments organizing one church since tak ing the work at which plac we are having an old fashioned Methodist revival But thank God other denomina tions are fighting sin with us Beloved friends some of the best people that ever lived live right here in the hills of old Kentucky With best wishes to the I J force and all friends KLBERT E YOUNG Beattyvllle Ky J S S President John j McRoberts Cashier qC Casbr MATTERS The lost Sunday in is Field Day for the Anti Saloon League of Stanford and all four of the churches be that day by visiting preachers Lexington ministers have entered an not to solemnize in mar riage either bride or bridegroom they ongI The revival services which are being SouthII tho inclement weather which has Theywas byeseemingly congrega plaing hisehearers to get were deeply and had the desired effect The singing by the choir led by Rey C M Guice is worth going to hear of itself The RevdGuico will sing n Middlesboro Record Triplets were born to Mrs David Christian near Middlesboro 1 2S war boiler nml engine and law mill for sale Will sell either or both Ones KjissunOtUnlietm Ky rostofllce Ky NICE HOME AT AUCTION I I will public auction nt I oclock 8ATU IIUAY AFT ttNOON JAN arm nt my In drab Orchard It la n cot tat of live rooms with porches good well on buck porch Nice store of two room oil lot All necessary outbuild tag In rvpiilr Abundance of fruit Ono nero In lot nod tbere II a iplemlld gar dlIl Hale will prcmlieiJ N Grab Orchard Ky t GOING SOUTHWi- nter Tourist Tickets Now on Sale VIA QUEEN CRESCENT ROUTE- To Many Points South and Southeast TlcHets Good Returning Until Hay 31st 1909 Write for rates and folder II C KING CPA 101 Eo Halo SUUilntfUBKy JrW III tJl first Tfcttional tank Stanford aLye OrganixiJ 882 Sack rSo 000 and 7WWaW IProfHt r 9 000 JFfas paid in dividends since Organization 2H500 invite 7ou jfccounts on Our 91tfrlll OFFICERS HockerPresiden T Harris Vice Baughman Asst WVSaunder DookVeeptr CHURCH February will occupied agreement pro impressive evidently FOR SALE WnjncsburR nt homo three good Capital Surplus DIRECTORS F Reid J II Baughman M D Elmore J M Peltui S H Baughman F auraini S T Harris1 J no C Robinson T P Hill J S Hocker C E Tate ELECTRIC RANGES The Range to buy ti full saver n money maker the best baker A large line of select from and we will appreciate a call L GEORGE H FARRIS Stanford 1iv I a H LU6Ky I ORYOU We have about 50 MENS SUITS only one of a kind to CLOSE at a price SO LOWto t that those who want SERVICE rather than t style can not afford to miss They are not damaged not shelf worn a few of them are a little soiled Not a Suit in the lot WORTHLESS v than 1 10 Most of Them 15 SuitsISome of Them 20 Suits- We want them out of the way We need the money and we have assorted them and madef two prices 500 and 750 A Suit I Its most LIKE FINDING THEM 5 orwi 750 for a 15 or 20 Suit but remember these prices are FOR THE CASH Dontiforget that t H J McjROJ3J5JTS STANFORD KENTUCKY EEE aEEerEtr EE EI m mmt Cd 4 tQkZrCi93 In Fact a Very Complete m I t1 Line of Stationery WtCl I I fe 3 PENNYS DRUG STORE I BB BBBBBBBBBBBEBBEI the Lincoln County national Bank i Of Stanford ReniucRy Capital 5000000ISurplus 3333000 Resources 34000000 8 H SHANKS PRESIDENT W M BRIGHT J B PAXTON VICEPRESIDENT J O REID ASSISTANT CASHIER- H TC CARPENTER DIRECTORS BOOKKEEPER J B StanfordJohn I kin I TraylorGilberts IH Cummins Preacliersvillc Lilburn tGooch Gilberta Creek Highest Market Prices Paid For Eggs Hides Furs I Hens 9 to 9 l2c- Roosters 4 to 4 l2c Chickens 9 to lOc Ducks 8 to 9c J J s Gees tTurkeys H B NORTHCOTT Stanford Ky 1t The Interior Journal Eo c WALTON q IT Is popular now to jump on Pre si dent Roosevelt and when some little whippersnapper wants to gain a little notoriety bo lights In on Theodore and flays him alive The newspapers pub lish what he said he gets a congratula constituentsIthat he has made a reputation for being the greatest fel 13w ever Wo always feel like taking the under dogs part and really think ti the President is not a bad man at h getloose too nit but we stick to our first impr ea sion that is that he is a great man and we believe time and future events will prove we have not overestimated him SHELTON M SAUFLEY has resigned as managing editor of the Frankfort Journalland Mr Dulin Moss a very ca pablo young newspaper man has b given his place Mr Saufley has to anaafternoon paper published by the Courier Journal J TUB Supreme Court of the United 1 States affirmed the decree of the State courts of Texas imposing a fine of 1 f on tho Waters Pierce Oil Com of St Louis and ousting it fr t1pany on the charge of violating oho antitrust law Leaguetn Its membership is composed exclusively jaisdrypJoin D ROCKEFELLER has given s 000000 additional to the f fund of the University of of Chica- l making his total contributions 248 66698 Watch out for an advance in n I coal oil oftcc i at Trenton N J this week having nothing else to send his friends in Italy has arranged with a dentist to themito it Dhasplargei solutely necessary POLITICAL The Senate voted to fix the salary of the Speaker of the House at 15000 The urgent deficiency bill was passed by the House The billcarried an ap propriation of 135662888 The Tennessee Senate refused to sus tain the Governors veto on the Halla day prohibition bill by a vote of 20 to d 13 I Gov George E Chamberlain was elected United Stated Senator from Oregon on the first ballot to succeed Senator Charles W Fulton Elihu Root Secretary of State in Roosevelts Cabinet Is the unanimous tt + r choice of the Republican Legislative caucus of New York for Senator are Mr Roosevelt wants Lincolns birthday made a public holiday We sug- gest9 that the day that Teddy steps out ofoffice be forever commemorated by will holiday or otherwise Frankfort Jour ing nal It Is reported that Elijah J Allen formerly a member of the Board of Al dermen at Lexington will make the S race for the democratic nomination for Representative from that city to sue on coed Hon W F Klair year Reed Smoot one of the 12 apostles of the Mormon church whose election L yearri Ci an the Senate Committee on Elections was reelected for a second term Mr Bailey in a speech in the Senato T on the bill increasing the salary of the President and other officers said the President was the boss and the Vice President a piece of bricabrac Mr Bailey defended his course in practicing law at To prohibit the intermarriage of No groes and whites in Washington Sen big ator Milton of Florida has introduced a bill in theSenate which provides that ho any person having oneeighth or more 28 of Negro blood shall be declared a Ne has gro thing Representative Willett of New York his mado a bitter attack on the president a in the House calling him a gargoyle I tyrant and a pigmy descendant of the Dutch trades a vote of out willhishim further Congressman Ben Johnson of the rp Fourth district will go before the Ap jJapproprlalonpike roads to Hodgenvillo and to the Lincoln Farm In Larue county and ex to a favorabld report on tho bill forthat purpose Among the Senators elected Wednes 1 entMissouriin Pennsylvania Overman in North Ul Carolina Smoot in Utah Crawford in Co South Dakota Chamberlain in Oregon Cummins in Iowa Gore in Oklahomahand Johnson in North Dakota w r R W itWt lkWH The salary of the President of the United States was fixed at 100000 per annum so far as the Senate could fix it and the salaries of the Vice Prcsi dent slid the Speaker of the House of Representatives 15000 each The sal ary tf the Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States was in creased from 13000 to 15000 per an num and that of Associate Justices fram 12600 to 14500I An Edison moving picture outfit for sale at a big bargain Address Mana latger Opera Honso ItThe annual hegira of tenants is in full blast wagons loaded with household oldplunder are as thick as lumber wagons Sam McKinney has bought the Ed rington home on Danville Ave lor2 000 and will get possession in 30 days Elwood Weathorford who has been seriously ill withpneumonia for some time is we are glad to report much better I Link Wells defeated Capt Raines 17 envotes for thu nomination for county lastlSaturdaywho bought the C T Bohon farm have taken possession and we welcome therrr to the blue grass I All travelers from this locality and Casey county remember the Blue Grass Special going and for on its patronage depends its continuanceI L B Peck whose store was robbed and burned recently is rebuilding on tho same lot and hopes to have the building ready for a largo stock of Spring goods N Mrs Nancy Privett of South Forkvi reported seriously ill of of old age She is the moth er of Mrs I G Terry who is attend e ing her wants night and day The prospects are quite flattering for monthntntries are are stockOAt the sale of the estate of D M LIpps deceased on Tuesday the resl dence was bought by J W Hoskins for 3000 and the mill was knocked off to Nave Co for 9000 Both prices are decided bargains Jesse P Riffo and wife had the an nual assemblage of all their children on the 25th When seated at the banquet famous for its excellence each found a substantial gift in a check at the Hustonville National John Lynn sold 103 good cattle to local buyers at a good price Myers McCormack shipped two cars of good hogs to Cincinnati for which they paid 33 to 5Jc Rifle 8 Tucker shipped one car of good butcher cattle at 3c and hogs at 4 to 4Jc JWAllen sold to John Lynn 33 good feeders at 4c = Despite the depression in business for the past year especially in money mat ten the two banks of our city showed quite a prosperous condition The Na tional Bank has in deposits 145000 and cash on hand for all demands The Peoples Bank reports individual depos- Its to the amount of 55000 with all the cash necessary to supply their de mands The members of tho Christian church Jurged to be present next Suuday morning to elect two new deacons Prof E A Fox of Louisville secretary of the Sunday School Association conduct a Sunday school mass meet at the Christian here on Sunday af J ternocn Jan 25 at 2 oclock and address a union meeting at the same place at 7 oclock All interested in S work are urged to be present The following directors were elected the 12th to serve for the Current = over the destinies of the National Bank of this place J W Powell G Carpenoer Col II H McAninch of Middleburg T J Robinson W G Cow B B King of Moreland and Edward Alcorn The board organizedand elected Dr Edward Alcorn president J Robinson vita president J W Hocker cashier June H Hocker as Blatant cashier Allen L Burris of Denver Col who married charming Miss Mary Carpenter of this place a few years ago has last won a signal victory and possibly a big fortune by ousting a lot of fellows from the control of a valuable Cripple Creek gold mine in which is largely interested Burris is only years old now but for six years he worked continually to attain the ho has accomplished almost by own unaided efforts Burris and few friends bought the interests of Bernard and others who worn bulling1 stock for 100000 and let them Almost a new board was elected young Burris as president This embracing many acres ii ono of richest and most valuable in Colorado and will make the young man rich pie day His friends and they ore any are rejoicing over his victory Remedy For La Grippe maydovelol FoloysHoapyflamed lungs are healed and strength and a dangerous condition Is I averted New Stanford Drug the Gher r Elbert E Young Writes His Blogra pbyI me space In my dear old county paper I will try to give my friends through Its columns an account of myself during tho last few years From about the year 1900 to 1001 I followed the huckstering bus IIIghland blackberries apples peaches and a va riety of vegetables During 1904 a great many remarkable incidents took place in my life Methinks the editor will remember one of them when the old black mare ran away on Main street and turned the little red streetjOctobermcmbored by me because of riur dear Lord sanctifying our soul and calling us out Into our lifes work We thank God for leading us out at onto into the ministry but sorry to say that wo lost about a year during this time But bless God Ho knpws best and we must sub mit by saying all things work together for good to them that love the Lord We were without education and did not have the means to obtain one but wayforville at which place we spent about two years Last summer being encouraged by our district superintendent to take a charge and feeling led by God we accepted the licattyville charge of the DL E church which is workisold Kentucky We have five appoint takIng an old fashioned Methodist re va But thank God other denomina lJelovedrrlends hillsfan forcedBeattyville Ky OFFICERS S John J Cashier Baughman Asst WWSaunders CHURCH MATTERS The last Sunday in February is Field Day for the Anti Saloon League of Stanford and all four of tho churches will be occupied that day by visiting preachers Lexington ministers have entered an agreement not to solemnize in marriage either bride or bridegroom they know has been divorced except on grounds I The revival services which are being conducted at the M E Church South i by Revs Harbin and Guice are being t fairly well attended notwithstanding the inclement weather which has Ir vailed during the past week The building was taxed to its utmost ca pacity Sunday morning and evening by seemingly deeply Interested congrega tions Rev W G Harbin is n plain practical speaker with no attempts oratorical flights Ho appeals to h hearers to get right and live rig were deeply and evidently had the desired effect The singing by the choir led by Roy C M Guice is worth going to hear of itself The meeting will continuo indefinitely Rev Guico will sing a solo at each service Middlesboro Record Triplets were born to Mrs David Christian near Middlesboro FOR SALE I 2fthor s power boiler ant engine and inw mill for inlo sell either or both On AN KnssUNOttonlielmKy Ponofllce Wnynvtburg Ky NICE AT AUCTION I I will nt puMlo auction nt 1 oclock SATURDAY AHTKHNOOX JAN OOTU nt my homo In rub Orchard It Is n cot toga of live rooms with three porches good well on buck porch Nice itorvbullUliitf of two rooms on lot All ntceunry out ulhl lags In Rood repair Abundance of fruit JlJ BTKKNHKIIOKX Crab Orchard Ky GOING SOUTH Winter Tourist Tickets Now on Sale VIA CRESCENT Many Points South and Southeast TicKets Good Returning Vail Nay 31st 1909 Write for rata end folds H C KING CPA lei Eo Main St UslndUn H- rt7C JC tU tyTer 1 tpKF ZtlPftR Vf Jfiirst Jfational tank i Stanford JCy Organized 1882 Capital Flock JSo 000ISurplui and Wndivfdid Profit 19 000 fas paid in dividends since Organization S2I 500 invite 9cw Accounts on Our 7orHt HockerPresideatS McKoberts JC Casbr Bookkeeper scriptural Impressive HOME JRrl1ul1 QUEEN ROUTE- To DIRECTORS BaughmanMS H Baughman Faumlns S T Harris J no C Robinson T P Hill J S booker C E Tate S J ELECTRIC UANGBSThe Range to l1lyn full Favor n inonny maker i best baker A largo lino of select from raid we will appreciate a call HI FARRIS Stanford It o LIJGKY 0fIf r I I I I I 1at y onlyi t that those who want SERVICE rather thantstyle can not afford to miss They are not r damaged not shelf worn a few of them are a little soiled Not a Suit in the lot WORTH rLESS thanf10 of 15 SuitISome of Them = 20 Suits 3i We want them out of the way We need the money and we have assorted them and madeItwo prices 500 and7e50 A Suit j Its most LIKE FINDING THEM 5 or IfJ 750 for a 15 or 20 Suit but remember 1 these prices are FOR THE CASH Dont forget thatrI H J McROBERTS t STANFORD KENTUCKY EfJEEEfEf6fI aer erIE8 m New Ledgers Journals And Booksco P m mIn Great Variety of Styles and Prices Hi In Fact a Very Complete b1 Line of Stationery 00 l1c mtel I i m PENNYS DRUG TOREII mBa BBBBBBBBBBBEBEEI the Lincoln County national Bank j Of Stanford Kentucky Capital 5000000ISurplus 3333000 Resources 34000000 1 d H SHANKS PRESIDENT W M BRIGHT CASHIER 1 jB PAXTON VICEPRESIDENT J 0 REID ASSISTANT CASHIER H C CARPENTER BOOKKEEPER OIREOTORSi i M B StanfordJohn I km TravlorGilbertH 4GoochHighest Market Prices Paid For Eggs Hides Furs Hens 9 to 9 l2c- Roosters 4 to 4 l2c 1 Chickens 9 to lOc Ducks 8 to 9c tfGeese 6 to 612c 1 Turkeys 10 to 12c Scrap Iron + Rubber H B NORTHCOTT Stanford Ky at bIw+ r 44 iw l IAs Long As Present Stoc I Long Cloth 08o Bolt 36inch Soft Naineook checked for Underwear 12c yard Special Values in Bleach Cottons at Gc Do and 1Og yard t DOhichILineuo Sheeting at 25cj 40inch Unbleached Sheeting at 8Jc All Calicoes at Cc 1 I The Interior Journal t IJ STAMFOUD Ky JAX 22 1909 M06I NEW assortment of local view post cards at Pennys Drug Store SOME very I bargains In Box I Paper hut supply is Ask sea them Drug Store PERSONALS WALTER MARTIN of Paris U hero on J business t MRS AGNrs HEIUUN visited Lancas tar friends Miss EUMA WARREN Is confined to her room by illness MRS FRANK UARNETT is visiting her parents at Danville Miss DORA STRAUB Is in Louisville buying Spring millinery MRS W A YEAGER of Fork Ridge Tcnn is hero with relatives J D HOLDERMAK of Somerset was hero with his brother Bud Holdcrman Mns LOUISE TATE returned Wednes- dayI from a visit to Lebanon relatives- D R DISIION of Rowland is in Lau buying cattloLondon Democrat ldrdMATTHEW FENZEL of Cincinnati ii spending a few days with his fsthci here W T FLANACIN of Lebanor 1MR has been visiting Rowlani oJrelativesMILKORD HALL of Rowland ii convalescing from a severe spell ol pneumonia Mn DANIEL BROWN of Scdalla Mo I is with his brother Dr E J Drown for several days LITTLE LIDV BELLE DENIIAM wbc has been very ill with pneumonia is or tho road to recovery MRS W W HAYS wantt6 LanCA- ster Tuesday to see her mbther Mrs Mildred Bcazley who Is quite sick l MISSES FRANCES PORTMAN and Nell sl t Wright of Liberty are hero taking 1music lessons from Miss Ellen Ballot MR KENDRICK ALCORN and sister IIMiss Pattia Atcorn will leave next week for DeLand Fin to remain a month or so LOCALS I CLOTHF3 French cleaned Cook Farmer REX coal is guaranoed please Try iL Dcnham Bros t tf Two rooms over Tom Pences store for rent W A Tribblo I I SEE our new horse collar tho best one on tho market Geo II Farris tREXcoal always the same never vn Ties Denham Bros USE Chattanooga pows for goo 1909 crops Geo H Farris i THERE arc none better than th South Bend chilled plow For sale bJ Geo D Hopper FOR RENT Tworowoma tho mil CANDIDATES t ars printed in an I stylo at 2 per 1000 125 for 5QO an 250 for 1 Cards printed white YOt wait CASEY county laIs advancing h price In 1882 J S Campbell mm host of tho Campbell Houso bought small farm in the Stato of Casey at acre Ho sold it this week at ai Iper of 2ipor acre T C BALL whosoldhis stock 01 I goods in his store near tho depot to R 4 Gt Jones some six months or more ago has contracted to buy it back March 1 Mr Ball has enjoyed a long rest and II ready now to buckle down to businesi again SEATS for tho show at Waltons Op era house this Friday oveningare noon sale Better get yours now as the arc going like hot cakes The play Was Sho to Blame is n beautiful am I interesting ono and no one should miss It Go at onco to McRaberts druf i store and secure seats for yourself and family ITilEstar route between this plat will bo discontinued aft ter Sunday Tho train between Louis vlllo and Lancaster will carry mall but b it Is not yet known whether posta clerks will put on or whether thc mall will be dispatched in sealed pouch- esi We hope and believe postal clerks will be installed i WE havo on hand all kinds of meats See us Wilkinson freshI FOR SALE RTThe Warner at Lancaster court Monday Runt him up if you are behind on your paper A T NUNNELLEY sold to Walter 0 Walker a cottage fronting tho railroad and near tho colored Baptist church for JGOO I AM a candidate for tho office of coroner subject to tho action of tho democratic party and will greatly appreciate your support W T Smith BEAR in mind that Myers Bros will sell their livery outfit at auction begin ning at 10 oclock Saturday morning Jan 30 Sea advertisement in another column WE secured agency for tho celebrated South Bend Chilled and Del knap Chilled Plows Inspect their qual- Ity and got our prices before you buy Goo D Hopper Tim stockholders the Coun I ty Fair Association are requested to meet in tho directors room of tho First National Bank at 1 oclock next Friday Jan 22 Jas F Cummins Sec Mil J W FoiFYpre seven candidates for assessor asks us to stato that he has selected no deputy but is going to win the nomination for tho of flee ho seeks on his record as n democrat and a man G A tellsa that a largo crowd attended the salts of his mothers effects Tuesday and that everything sold well Mr Gaddis and his brother Herbert Gaddis bought tho farm at 38 horses sold at 100 to 140 a mule brought 125 cows 38 CO to 10 etc TILE clothing and oestore of R Robinson in Somerset was burglarized and much clothing and shoes stolen Bloodhounds from Hustonvillo were sent for Entrance was effected by smashing a plate glass front Mr Rob inson is a brother of Mr Sam Robin son of this place FOR purity and grandeur Was She to Blame 7 has not an equal The comedy is bright and sparkling which causes the most sober minded to burst into laughter A play never to be for gotten sweethearts husbands and wives children all should see it A lesson with two hours of solid amusement to the old and young At Wal tons Opera House this Friday eve ning Jan 22 MARY the daughter of Mr and Mrs Davo Kennedy of tho Turncrsvillo section was attcmping to dry her dolls dress before an open grate when her clothes caught fire Sho was so badly burned that death followed in a few hours Her burial took place Tuesday in tae Campbell burying ground after services by Mr J C Mc Clary Tho parents have much sympa thy in loss of their bright and pretty child NARROW ESCAPEJames Evans col ored had a narrow escape from instant death Wednesday Ho jumped a freight at Hemp and in attempting to get oil here fell between tho platform and tho track tho long train passing over him and barely missing him Two section men saw the predicament ho was I in and running to his aid held him where ho was until the train had passed Mr Wearcn Hughes also proved a hero by risking his lifo and turning on tho air finally stopping the train Evans was considerably bruised by the fall and was scared almost out of hit wits WORD comes from several sections of the county that republicans are being asked to tako part in tho democratic r primary to be held on Feb 6th when it Is ascertained that they are for cer tain candidates This will caUso trou ble and tho candidate attemping tho I scheme is deserving of ignominious de feat Tho republicans should hUvo no say whatever in tho making of the ticket that will go under tho rooster on Nov 2 They will very probably have a ticket of their own to look after and their efforts to help tho democrats in tho selection of n ticket should bo ro garded with suspicion Let only demo I crats participate in tho primary and let them use every effort available to mako the ticket invincible by nominating tho strongest and best men UNTIL FEBY 1ST We will ofler any Cloak or Fur in our house at ONE THIRD off the price Tho lino embraces some swell styles in Ladies Castor Coats Rain Coats Muffs arid Neck Pieces You can afford to lookn season ahead at these MoneySaving Pric- esChildttns A Coats 12 and 13 Off the Price SEVERANCE SON STANFORD KY 1to AIi APIply NEW lino of spectacles Eyes tested free at tho New Stanford Drug Cos store ONE incubator and brooder in good shape for salo Mrs W C Shanks Stanford Tim homo of the late John F Cash on Danvillo Avenue is for sate privately Tho residence is large commodious and in good repair There are 28 acres in tho lot For further particulars call on H C Baughman at the First National Bank or James N Cash Tur ncrsvillo ONE thing that recommends the success of tho great play Was Sho to Blame moro than anything else is tho- vlryI excellent company which Mr Jed Carlton has gathered together Every member being an artist far above the ordinary people seen In such plays At Waltons Opera Houso ono night only Friday Jan 22 I HAVE been informed that cotta candidates running for assessor and also their friends aro telling to the democratic voters of Lincoln county that I will be a deputy should John C Pcpples bo nominated for assessor I want to state that it is false and dome an injustice as well as Mr P I will not be his or any ono elses Rich ard Wientjes Ottcnhcirn Ky TONIGHT12oclock the books close and unless you have paid your entrance fee your name will not go on the ballots to be used in the primary of of Saturday two weeks February G Chairman Penny does not propose to- sit up until midnight waiting on those who wish to enter and hopes it will not be necessary for him to get up in the cold after his bed time about oclock Truth of the business is ho told us con fidentially that it would not bo safe for a candidate to be found prowling around his home after his usual time of turn tag In IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES C C Fox bought tho VanWinkle home In Danville for 5250 W D Oldham who severely cut Assessor Boyd Wagers at Richmond was held In 1000 Bottle fvo year old daughter of Dr and Mrs W F Phillips of Wilmore died after a long illness of a compute lion of troubles The Eastern Kentucky State Normal School at Richmond opened its winter term with a record breaking attendance Every county was represented- It is reported that several cases of small pox havo developed at Corbin Measures aro being taken to keep the disease in check and but little alarm is feltWilliam Rice has bought the Rich mond Hotel near the L N depot and will continue to run a firstclass houso in every particular Richmond Climax tLillen Lay aged 13 years was shot and instantly killed by his brother Boyle Lay in Garrard The boys had treed a rabbit in a hollow log and Lillcn was instructed to placo his hal over tho opening at one end of the log while his brother fired into tho other ThO boy instead held his face close tc the opening and his head was torn oil by tho charge of buckshot The brother is almost distracted over tho unfor tunato affair Here and There Mrs Jane Cruise of East Bernstadt was declared insabe The Colo building at Nashville was damaged 50000 by fire Four persons were killed and ton Injured in a powder mill explosion at Lake Hopatcong J The Post pfflce Department will issue 100000000 2cent postage stamps tu commemorate the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln Ed Frank Smith and Miss Moggii Southerland both of this county won harried at the home of Mr F P Nun nelloy by Rev J Murray Taylor- A black boar with small of white weighing about 120 pounds cameo my place about Dec 18 Owner can him by paying for this notice and his keep Terry Hustonvilie R F Representative Helm of Kentucky tins introduced a bill approprlaUng50 000 to defray tho of the Governments establishment of a national military park at Perryville KyTho murder trial was begun at Nashville by the selection of four jurors out of 160 talesmen examined the Statd claims to bo prepared to trove that former Senator Edward W Carmack was shot from behind Pains of women head pains or any pain stopped in 20 minutes sure with Dr Shoops Pink Pain Tablets See full formula on 25c Box Sold by Pennys Drug Store I The new shops of tho Q C at Danvillo wero opened Monday nTNEW BLACKSMITH AND RE PAIR SHOP I bavn opened a blncknmlth and general repair shop lit my home tbe old tolUnto property on till Htnnford pike nenr pntronnGe NOTICE We will over to tho highest bidder at our table on Depot street- HATUISDAY JAN DO Wen lot of good horse buggies bnrnem sot rejB drummers wagons double hitmen and everything to make a flriiclnsa livery lrxellDaos0IJCChandler Auct v The Joseph Price Sanatorium North Lancaster Street Stanford Kentucky For Treatment of Dltcnsea of the Eye Note Throat Kur ienltoUrlnury Itvctnl Or gun Nervous Hjilvm and Surge- ryNOTICE Notice Is hereby given that all Lincoln county bond of lurlcs 11 tinned Mardi 1 lsU9 rudeenmblu In 15 yean with privilege of paying in 10 years from said dote will be on the lit dll of March llW on pros untntlon to the Lincoln County National tank and that Intertit on same will stop J155UUThinJumui McKechnla 011 Cooper and W H Hurch Committee Executrix Notice I AH person having ululmi agaln t the es tutu of Mark Ilardln drcrairdare request td to present thorn to tho undersigned rent ned according to law Claimants will re member that if their claims are open ac counts Ihey1nut be proved by the oath of some other person In addition to the oath of claimantAll Onl who are Indebted to the estate are requested to pay their indebtedness the undersIgned und thus avoid the costs of IHult IIKHHIKMIIAUDIN Executrix Mark Ilardln Ueoil n I FARM FOR RENT I r- On MONDAY KKU 28 lies at I oclockp u at courthouse door Htanford 1011IIund Wit bidder for the term of ono year endingMarch succeeelulbidderthe relit with approved security bearing t rIghttoKQU1TAIUE 1JANK TIUTgTCO Walton Ky SEEpS We slip best quality field and garden seeds direct to farmers at lowest wholesale prices Wo sell clovers grasses seed onto seed corn cano teed millet cow peasson IXMIIII peanuts seed potatoes cabbage plants po gardenlxuutand flower needs laud plaster and fertiliz ors Write us for prices anti siuupll mate what you want NAHHVILhK HKKDCO tIll Hecond Ave North Nashville Tenn PUBLIC SALE Having decided to leave Btnnfonl I will LoganAvenueKill HAY JAN IIIW all my personal property consisting of one good milk cow 1 covered spring wagon all my broom machinery i room suits springs mattresses and dinIngI Ildebonrdl chUTolilero kitchen and dining table 1 Morris chair 1 tine inoquettn carpet 1 nll wool drugget a lot of rugs 1 steel range 1 set 12 volumes Confederate Military History volumes Universal Dic tlonlrlift volumes 1eoples Htnndard Ills U H some other looks 1 small IIIRniwill begin promptly at 10 oclock A M If weather Is cold good lire will be to warm the crowd H l OKAY- Htanford Ky Notice to Contractors Stanford Ky Jan fl Ifloo the Fiscal Court tof Lincoln county Ky invlto sealed pro posals for tho erection und completion of a new county court house on tho public iqmuroIn thocity or HtRllrord agreeable to nmllipeclttenllonB prepared by WIIShlllgtOlIncots and with thoCounty Clerk at Stanford Each Contractor will with his bid a- ertllledchecklntudopn5yahlotoJ B Ows or good nulls on It his bid line cepted that ho wrllenter Into contract nt onco und IIIIIIICCCptl1blll guarantee eon- nhysbond playable to the county for ni I r cent of the contract price for the faith ful performance the contract The eonS tractor 80 per cent ns the work progresses retaining 20 per cent until llnnl completion AI to be sealed and flied with tho Count v Clerk on or before 10 A M February 10thlVOU The Fiscal Court reserves tho right to re Oct guy or till bids J H OWBLKY Jit County Judge OMOUa COO 1KH Clerk j Lace Values n j Special value linen laces J inch to 2 inch nt Cc Special value linen laces J to 3 inch at 7c Cotton cluncy laces and insertion at 7c Special value Hamburg and Insertion Co yard Special value Hamburg in Baby Sets lOc yard New Patterns in Val Laces Linens HandMade Cluney Etc r Embroidery and Lace Opening for Season of 1909 The opening of this season means with us no change of methods except in the lino of betterment better facilities means better service For many years this store has been noted for its Laces and Embroideries This season will be different only in the extra effort put forth to make it tho most successful in our long career Hamburg insertions nnd edges to match all now patterns per yard lOc nnd up to 50c Corset cover em broidery 18 inches wide on Nainsook and Swiss per yard 50c and up to 81 Baby sets a largo assortment of these popular edges and insertions all beautiful patterns in match sets per yard 10 to 20c Allovers in Swiss and Nainsook everyone new and handsome in design much in voguo this season per yard50c to 300 To close we offer 50 patterns of cotton torschon lacesand insertions to match 1 to 5 inches wide 10 and 12Jc values our price 5c Call and see us TRiBBLE1 HUGHESD- ryGoods Notions Shoesj STANFORD KENTUCKY Full Stock of Oliver Chilled PLOWS and Repairs t L Wa E Perkins Crab Orchard 1 Watch IThis Space Next Issue for Bargains in Up f J to I Date Goods t Charles Wheeler Emporium HUSTONVILLE KY A BIG COMBINATION SALB r OF HighClass Stallions and Jacks q Will ho hold atc I r 1 HUSTONVILLE KENTUCKY ON February 10 and II 1909 Write for Entry Blanks Hustonvilie Combination Sale Company HUSTONVILLE KY Big Saleof Business Horses Will beHeld March 24 and 25 e V fir t + f iI I 1 jl I As Long As Present Stoc I d Long Cloth 98o Bolt 36inch Soft Nnineook checked for Underwear 12Jc yard Special Values in Bleach Cottons at Cc 9c and 1Oc yard t 00inch Lincno Sheeting at 25ci 40rinch Unbleached Sheeting at 8Jc All Calicoes at Cc t The Interior Journal t ew II BTAMFOIID KY JAN 22 lUOU I NEW assortment of local view post I cards at Pennys Drug Store SOME very special bargains In Bo Paper but suppy is Ask leo them Pennys Drug Store fto PERSONALS W ALTER MARTIN of Iarii Is hero on J business i Mns AGNES HEWUM visited Lancaster friends Miss EMMA WAIUIEN is confined to her room by illness Mns FRANK UAHNETT Is visiting her parents at Danvlllo Miss DonA SiRAun Is in Louisvill buying Spring millinery tl MRS W A YEAGER of Fork Ridge Tcnn is hero with relatives J D HOLDERMAN of Somerset WI18 hero with his brother Dud Holderman MRS LOUISE TATS returned Wcdnca I day from a visit to Lebanon relatives D R DisilON of Rowland Is In Lau y rcl buying cattle London DemocraL MATTHEW FENZEL of Cincinnati la spending a few days with his fathc 1 bore MR W T FXANAOlN of Lebanon I Junction has been visiting Rowlan I oJrelativesMILORD HALL of Rowland Is convalescing from a severe spell 01 i I pneumoniaMn BROWN of Scdalla Mo Is with his brother Dr E J Drown for several days LITTLE LIDA BELLE DENIIAM wh has been very 111 with pneumonia is on t tho road to recovery MRS W W HAYS went t6 Lancas ter Tuesday to see her mother Mrs Mildred Bcazley who Is quite sick MISSES FRANCES PORTMAN and Nol t Wright of Liberty aro here taktaf music lessons from Miss Ellen Halloa j MR KENDRICK ALCORN and sister Miss Pattlo Alcorn will leave next week for DeLand Fla to remain a month or so LOCALS t CLOTH K3 French cleaned Cook d- t Farmers REX coal is guaranteed to please f Try IL Denham Bros t itTwo rooms over Tom Pences stor for rent W A Tribble I I SEE our new horso collar tho best one on the market Geo II Farris REX coal always the same never va rhea Denham Bros USE Chattanooga plows for goo 1909 crops Goo H Farris i TIIFHE are none better than the South Bend chilled plow For sale by Gco D Hopper Ion RENT Two rooms over the mil I linerv store of tho busses Straub Apt ply at onco to Mrs Mary Straub Stanford CANDIDATES cards printed In ant style at 52 per 1000 125 for GOO and 250 for 1 Cards printed while you I wait j VCASEY county laIs advancing In q 1 price In 1882 J S Campbell mull host of tho Campbell House bought 0 small farm in the Stato of Casey at 0 per acre Ho sold It this week nt ar advance of 24per aero ITC BALL who sold his stock of I goods in his store near tho depot to R 4 G Jones some six months or more ago 4hascontracted to buy it back March 1 Ball has enjoyed a long rest and Is ready now to buckle down to business again SEATS for the show at Waltons Op era House this Friday ovcnlngnre now on sale Better get yours now as they arc going like hot cakes The play Was Sho to Blame is a beautiful and r interesting ono and no ono should miss It Go at onco to McRoberts1 drug storo and secure scats for yourself and family star route betweenthis place fTilE will be discontinued af t ter Sunday Tho yule and Lancaster will carry mall but i it Is not yet known whether postal clerks will DO put on or whether the mall will be dispatched in sealed pouch es We hope and believe postal clerks will be installed oi WE have on hand all kinds of fresh meats See us Wilkinson Lutes FOR SALE OR RENTThe Warner storehouso on East Main Street Ap ply at once to W K Warner TUB INTERIOR JOURNAL man will boat Lancaster court Monday Hunt him up if you are behind on your paper A T NUNNRLLEY sold to Walter 0 Walker a cottage fronting the railroad and near tho colored Baptist church lor 600 I AM a candidate the of coroner subject to tho action of tho dem ocratic party and will greatly npprccl ate your support W T Smith NEAR In mind that Myers Bros will sell their livery outfit at auction beginning at 10 oclock Saturday morning Jan 30 See advertisement in another column WE havo secured tho agency for tho celebrated South Bend Chilled and Bel knap Chilled Plows Inspect their qual- Ity and get our prices before you buy Gee D Hopper THE stockholders of tho Lincoln Coun ty Fair Association aro requested to moot in tho directors room of the Firs National Dank at 1 oclock next Friday Jan 22 Jas F Cummins Sec Mu J W FoiL yneof Bevel candidates for assessor asks us to stat that he has selected no deputy but II going to win the nomination for tho of flee ho seeks on his record as n demo crat and a man G A GADDIS tells P that a larg crowd attended the sale of his mother effects Tuesday and that everything sold well Mr Gaddls and his brother Herbert Gaddis bought tho farm at 138 horses sold at 100 to 140 a mule brought 125 cows 3350 to 10 etc I TilE clothing and shoe store of R Robinson in Somerset was burglarized and much clothing and shoes stolen Bloodhounds from Hustonvlllo were sent for Entrance was effected by smashing a plate glass front Mr RobI- nson is a brother of Mr Sam Robinson of this place FOR purity and randcur Was She to Blame 7 has not an equal The comedy is bright and sparkling which causes the most sober minded to burst into laughter A play never to bo forgotten sweethearts husbands and wives children all should see it A lesson with two hours of solid amusement to tho old and young At Wal tons Opera House this Friday eve ning Jan 22 MARY the fouryearold daughter of Mr and Mrs Davo Kennedy of the Turncrsvillo section was attemping to dry her dolls dress before Rn open grate when her clothes caught fire She was so badly burned that death allowed in a Tow hours Her burial took place Tuesday in tao Campbell burying ground after services by Mr J C Me Clary The parents have much sympa thy in loss of their bright and pretty child NARROW ESCAPE James Evans col I ored had a narrow escape from Instant death Wednesday Ho jumped a freight at Hemp and in attempting to get oil here fell between the platform and tho track the long train passing over him and barely missing him Two section men saw tho predicament ho was in and running to his aid held him whore ho was until tho train had passed Mr Wearen Hughes also proved a hero by risking his lifo and turning on the air finally stopping tho train Evans was considerably bruised by the fall and was scared almost out of his wits WORD comes from several sections oC the county that republicans Ire being asked to take part in tho democratic primary to be held on Feb 6th when it is ascertained that they are for certain candidates This will cause trou blo and the candidate attemping tho scheme is deserving of ignominious defeat The republicans should have no say whatever in the making of tho ticket that will go under the rooster on Nov 2 They will very probably have a ticket of their own to look after and their efforts to help tho democrats In the selection of n ticket should be regarded with suspicion Let only demo crate participate in tho primary and let them use every effort available to make tho ticket invincible by nominating tho strongest and best men UNTIL FEBY 1ST Wo will offer any Cloak or Fur in our house at ONE TJImD off the price Tho line embraces some swell styles in Ladies Castor Coata Rain Coats Mutts arid Neck Pieces You can afford to lookn season ahead at these MoneySaving Prices m Childrens Coats 12 and 13 Off the Price SEVERANCE SON STANFORD KY IiNEW lino of spectacles Eyes tested free at the New Stanford Drug Co s store ONE amend brooder in good shape for sale Mrs W C Shanks Stanford Tim homo of the late John F Cash on Danville Avenue Is for sale private ly Tho residence Is large commodious and In good repair There aro 28 acres In tho lot For further particulars call on H C Baughman at the First Na tional hank or James N Cash Tur nersvlllo ONE thing that recommends tho success of the great play Was Sho to Blame more than anything elso Is the very excellent company which MrJec Carlton has gathered together Every member being an artist far above the i ordinary people seen in such plays A Waltons Opera Houso one night only Friday I HAVE been informed that certain candidates running for assessor and also their friends aro telling to the democratic voters of Lincoln county that I will bo a deputy should John C Pepples be nominated for assessor I want to stale that It is false and docs me an injustice as well as Mr P I will not be his or any one elses Rich nrd Wicntjes Ottenheim Ky TONIGHT at 12oclock the books close and unless you have paid your en trance fee your name will not go on the ballots to be used in the primary of of Saturday two weeks February C Chairman Penny docs not propose to sit up until midnight waiting on those who wish to enter and hopes it will not be necessary for him to get up in the cold after his bed time about oclock Truth of tho business Is ho told us con fidentially that it would not be safe for a candidate to be found prowling around his home after his usual time of turning In u IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES C C Fox bought the VanWinkle home In Danville for 5250 W D Oldham who severely cut As sessor Boyd Walters at Richmond was held in 1000 Bessie fivo ycar old daughter of Dr and Mrs W F Phillips of Wilmore died after n long illness of a complica tion of troubles The Eastern Kentucky Stato Normal School at Richmond opened its winter term with a recordbreaking attendance Every county was represented- It is reported that several cases of small pox have developed at Corbin Measures are being taken to keep tho disease in check and but little alarm Is feltWilliam Rice has bought the Richmond Hotel near the L N depot and will continuo to run a firstclass house in every particular Richmond Climax tLillcn Lay aged 13 years was shot and instantly killed by his brother Boyle Lay in Garrard The boys had treed a rabbit in a hollow log and Lillcn was instructed to place his hat over the opening at one end of the log while his brother fired into the other ThO boy instead held his face close o the opening and his bead was torn oft by tho charge of buckshot The broth er is almost distracted over tho unfortunate affair Here and There Mrs Jane Cruise of East Bernstadt was declared Insane The Cole building at Nashville was damaged 50000 by fire Four persons were killed and ten Injured in a powder mill explosion at Lake Hopatcong J The Post pfco Department will issue 100000000 2cent postage stamps to commemorate the the 100th anniversary of Abraham Lincoln Ed Frank Smith and Miss Maggie Southerland both of this county were married at tho homo of Mr P P Nun nolloy by Rev J Murray Taylor A black boar with small spots of white weighing about 120 pounds camo tom dace about Dec 18 Owner can him by paying for this notice and his keep U Terry Hustonvillo R F D Representative Helm of Kentucky las Introduced a bill appropriating 50 000 to defray tho of tho Governments establishment of a national military park at Perryville KyTho murder trial was begun at Nashville by the selection of four jurors out of 160 talesmen examined The Statd claims to be prepared to rove that former Senator Edward W Carmack was shot from behind sirtrJttM 1Pains of women head pains or any in 20 minutes sure with Dr Shoops Pink Pain Tablets See full formula on 25c Box Sold by Pennys Drug Store The new shops of the Q C at Danvlllo wero opened Monday nTNEW BLACKSMITH AND REPAIR SHOP I biivo opened n blacksmith and general repair shop nt my bonus tho old tollgate property on the Htnnford pike near Ilus patronllgeNOTICE We will oner to the highest bidder at oar stable on Ikpot street- HATUUDAY JAN 00 IMD n lot of Rood horses buggies harness sur rays drummer wagons double harness liverytableCol J I Chandler Auct v The Joseph Price Sanatorium North Lancaster Htreet Stanford Kontucky For Treatment of Diseases of tho Kyo Nose Throat Kur lenltoUrlnury Rectal Or gaps Nervous System and Surge- ryNOTICE Notice Is hereby Riven that all Lincoln county bonds of series H issued March Isw red eemablo In 15 years with privilege ot paying In 10 year 1roll1 said date will be Jlldd on the lit dDlof March 1kc on pros mtntlon to th Uounty Natlonnl Rank and that Interest on same will stop nftvr Sold date Total umount 1SUO This Jan IIIIW HnurchExecutrix Notice I All persons having claims against the es tate ol Marie Hardliii deceased lire request ed to present them to tho undersigned erl fled according to law Clnlmiinis will re member Unit U their claims are upon ac counts theyluust Improved by the oath of Sonia other person In addition to the outh of claimant All persons who are Indebted to tho estate are requested to pay their Indebtedness to the undersigned ami thus avoid the costs OtftSUlt 11KHHIK MIIAKDIN Executrix Mark llardlii Deed FARM FOR RENT I On MONDAY KKU Sltka at I oclock KyAslies deceased wo will ronto tho highest sad bust bidder for the term of ono year JamesIeppiCScontaining about 110 acres tho successful orthorllll1ttoEQU1TAUM3 HANK A TKUiJTCO Walton Ky SEEDS We ship lest quality Held and garden seeds direct to farmers at lowest wholesale prices Wo sell clovers praises seed oats seed corn cane seed cow penssojn beans peanuts seed potatoes cabbage plants po gardenbeansand Rower seed mud plaster and fertiliz HIntI215 Nashville Tenn PUBLIC SALE Slaving decided to lenvo Stanford I will LoglillAenuoKill DAY JAN J91CCO nil my personal property consisting of ono toad milk cow 1 covered spring wagon allmy broom machinery 2 11 room suits cdining1nalrssldebotudscirifronlerekitchen dining table I Morris chair 1 line moquottn cnriK tlnll wool drugget a lot of rugs 1 steel range I set 12 volumes Confederate Military History 4 volumes Universal Ute tionary A volumes Peoples Standard Ills tory of the U H souse other looks I small and 1 large round heating stove and ninny other things too numerous to mention Hula will begin promptly at 10 oclock A M If weather Is fold good fire will l to warm the crowd 81GRAYStanford Notice to Contractors Htanford Ky Jan fl 1009 the Fiscal Court br Lincoln county Ky invite sealed pro osnls for the erection and completion of now county court house on the nubllc qiiuro In the city of Stanford agreeable to Inns nnd specifications prepared by Archl WnblnglonDVIlnnsrots and with theCounty Clerk at Stanford tnch Contractor wll with his bid a ertllledey County Jnttigefortxusasevidence of good faith on his part and If his bid is uc eptedthat ho Into contract ut OIl1m and glveiin acceptable guarantee cum innys bond payable to tho countyfor fin per cant of the contract price for the faith ul of tho contract The eats ractor will be paid W per cent as the work irogrosscs retaining roper cent until llnal completion bids to be sealed and mod with tho lountvOlerkouor before 10 A M Vohruary Oth lkC- The Fiscal Court reserves the right to reset any or nil bids J 8 OWHLKY Jit County Judge OMOHOBBOOOlKHClcrk J Lace Values Special value linen laces i inch to 2J inch nt 5c Special value linen laces to 3inch at 7c r Cotton cluney laces and insertion at 7i c Special value Hamburg and Insertion lie yard Special value Hamburg in Baby Sets lOc yard New Patterns in Val Laces Linens HandMade Cluney Etc 1 Embroidery and Lace I 4 Opening for Season of 1909 The opening of this season means with us no change of methtods except iu the hue of betterment better facilities means better service For many years this store has been noted for its Laces and Embroideries This season will be different only in the extra effort put forth to make it the most successful in our long career Hamburg insertions and edges to match all new patterns per yard lOc and up to 50c Corset cover em broidery 18 inches wide on Nainsook nnd Swiss per yard 50c and up to 81 Baby sets a largo assortment of these popular edges and insertions all beautiful patterns in match sets per yard 10 to 20c Allovers in Swiss and Nainsook every ono I new and handsome in design much in vogue this season perk 3 yard 60c to 300 To close we offer 60 patterns of cotton torechon lacesund insertions to match 1 to 5 inches wide 10 and 12c values our price 5c Call and see us I TRIBBLE HUGHES IDryGoods Notions ShoesI Full Stock of Oliver Iji 1 f Chilled PLOWS J and Repairs ji- we e I E PerkinsCrab Orchard lat 4 Watch IThis Space Next Is w 1 sue for Bargains in UpR to1 Date Goods s- I I Charles Wheeler Emporium t HUSTONVILLE KY lo 1 lBIG COMBINATION SALB 11 OFJHighClass Stallions and lacks r Will ho held ut I J HUSTONVILLE KENTUCKY ON February 10 and II 1909 Write for Entry Blanks ustonville Combination Sale Company HUSTONVILLE KY fr Big Saleof Business Horses Will belHeld March 24 and 25 A t i awr alr I The Interior Journal 14 Entered in the Post Offlce at Stanford II- r ttoonddats matter L N TIME TABLE No 21 Mouth II IM P X No Si Houthl1oo P x- NollNorthfLOA u No n North 0W P x NoST 30Y7 A K No YSM V M JOS S RICE Agont The Truth Every person in this city who issu faring from Eczema Pimples Dand ruff or form of skin or scalp din easecanfindrelicfandbcpermancnlly t external use PENNYS DRUG STORE r A S PRICESurgeon Dontist y STANFORD KENTUCKY Office over McRoberts Drug Store ii BuildingJt F Insures Tobacco andrTobacco Barns Nothing But Insurance Jesse D Wearen The Insurance Man STANFORD KY t Y Ilesldonpo Phone 3d OHIco OS Ise Insure with mo and be fully protected t Adorinas Fox II li n handsome large young Jersey null do scowled from it long and unbroken lino of the most noted nnd cows on the Is t lund or Jersey Kneland and America Ill N II1rt Is ono of the best bulls ever and hisdam Is a show cow that has given N beIt some Ancestor end bave n strictly goo cow you should nvnll yourself of lib ser l Tice lie will bit nllowed to serve n llmltei number of approved registered cows out lidO of our own hard year for ft tea of- 5each Make before bonding r cow to bo bred HEIDOTTKU tssTelephone HO btanford Ky N II have to offer three extra cbolci hull calves that will be sold at right prices r At McKinrpy Ky You can II ml our Htnmlanl Ilemedy the t greatest blood und liver medicine yet known In case of Rheumatism Halt Kbeum Kid iiey Trouble and all diseases arising iron impure blood It has no equal It Ie inanu lactured under the pure foOt act of June or lulu and guaranteed by the manufacturer II Ibe temtI U taken according to dlrtctioDl and if he or she Is not benefited by the in of the Keniedy we will refund your money Wo can do nothing morn Reels pnckng contains SOI doses with a registered guaran too and mulling card with full Insf notion We send it to any address by mull on re celpt of IIIKr package or six packages fo yv Bettor order n liox today If tnken II time might save n bin doctors bil- lUenemtwrifyOUtake the Itemed nccord Ing to Instructions nnd are not bonellteil you Ret your dollar bark You will no and tbe remedy In drug stores for sale I Is told only tn our dnl authorized agents UfctHKN WLLI AMH Agent t 1 FURS WeDuy r Hides and- Wool Feathers Tallow BSMWU Clasenc f Golden Se 1YelIowRooO Msy Apple Wild Ginger etc We we dealersp oubEJnl in 1856Oyer bills century in LcuittDe sad cu Ho better foe you UMD iznt or ccomuaoa aerdisau Refeteoce t tar Dukia Lounile Writs lot wetUjr i pcmligddpriagta i L Sabol Sons 229 E Market St LOUISVILLE KY I f JLBeazleyCo F7iir UndertaKers and Embalm err Also Dealers in Fur niture MattingsRuga They will exchange Furniture for all Kinds of Stock Give Thorn a Call Prices Right Y t STANFORD KENTUCKY 1 J C McClaryt i Y Undertaker Embalmer and Dealer In Harness Saddlery s STANFORD KY Off U hone 167 HomeIhone i y I- c c OFFICIAL CALL IOfficial call for democratic primary election for Lincoln county to nominate candidates for county offices 1st A primary election is hereby called to be held in the several voting precincts of Lincoln county on SaturI day February 6th 1909 between 6 AI M and 4 P M for tho purpose of nom inating democratic candidates for the offices of county judge county attorney county clerk sheriff jailer representative assessor school superintendent magistrates of the several magisterial districts constables coroner and surveyor 2nd All democrats who are legal voters of Lincoln county or who will bo legal voters on the 2nd day of November 1909 are entitled to voto In their respective precincts and are requested to do so 3rd Every candidate who desires to have his name printed on the ballots to be used in said primary election shall on or before 12 oclock midnight of the 22nd day of January 1909 deposit with the treasurer of the committee the sum hereby fixed as the entrance fee in trace for the office for which he is a candidate said sum so realized to be used in defraying tho expenses of the primary At tho same time the candidate shall give written notice to the chairman that he desires to be a candidate and name the office he seeks The entrance fee of candidates shall be as follows For sheriff 40j for county judge 10 for county attorney 10 for county clerk 10 for jailer 15 for assessor 10j for representative 10j for school superintendent 10 circuit clerk 10 4th The election shall be held in all respects as required by statute relative to primary elections and a uniform ballot shall be used in all voting precincts The chairman of the commit tee is directed to cause to be printed and distributed to the several votin precincts the necessary ballots and all supplies necessary to the legal conduc of the election 5th The democratic county committee shall appoint officers to hold the election in each precinct who shall be selected from lists furnished by all car dilates who desire to submit lists The officers shall be as nearly divided as possible as to judges clerks and sheriffs among the various candidates The officers of the primary shall as soon as the polls are closed which shall be done at 4 r M proceed at once to count the ballots cast for each and every cand date for office and after counting same r they will place all ballots voted in the ballot boxes furnished by the commi tee sealing up the boxes as required t y law and within two days thtreafte the sheriffs and judges of election will deposit the boxes with the chairman If the county committee at the court house in Stanford The officers of the election in each precinct will make and sign a written statement showing the number of votes cast for each and eVe ery candidate for office in the prednc and place said statement in an envelope and deposit it in the ballot boxes Gth Tho returns are to be made to the chairman of tho county committee and should he be absent from the county then to the secretary of the committee at the court house within two days after the election On the next day after the election the county com mitteo shall meet and canvass the returns of the election and make certificate thereof 7th The secretary of the committees directed to give noticeof this election as is required by law G L PENNY Chmn J B BAILEY Secy FARMERS DEPARTMENT FOR SALE700 shocks of fodder W V Warren FOR SALE Cultivated hemp seed 90S crop J B Walker Richmond- y Mackin Phillipsof Lebanon bought even mules in Columbia Monday at 175Robert Rankin shipped to Atlanta uesday 29 twoyearold mules and three horses FOR SALEDuroc Jersey sow with even pigs four months old J C Bal- ley Crab Orchard Ky FOR SALE33 coming twoyearold roles Good ones J C Robinson Danville Ky Both phones 4t At Franklin Simpson county Monday 110 mules changed hands at 157 The market was very active A Methodist preacher Ur E W Al lerEon of Terrell Tex took the prize In Golden Wayandotte chickens at a recent poultry show Mr E P Woods is receiving consid rable hemp for which he is paying bje le is receiving at the Baughman warehouse near the depot James Williams lost by death a steer weighing 1200 pounds lIe cut into he animals throat and found a pieced wire about three inches long Mr Williams estimates his loss at about SO Over 1000 mules wero on the Mt Sterling market Monday and prices rul cd skyhigh Sxteenhand mules ranged from 200 to 250 Fifteen and a halfhandmules at 105 to 195 15 land mules at 150 to S175 The demand was heavy and trade was brisk About 5000 cattle were disposed of at I prices ranging from 4 to 485 President Helps Orphans Hundreds of orphans have been helped by tho President of The Indus- trIal and Orphans Homo at Macon Ga who writes We hays used Electric Bitters in this Institution for nine years It has proved a most mt cellent medicine for Stomach Liver and Kidney troubles We regard It as ono of the best family medicines on earth It invigorates the vital organs purifies the blood aids dlge tlon creates appetite To strengthen and build up thin pale vcoakchildrc or rundown people It has no equal Best for female complaints Only 500 at Pennys Drugstore Every year in December a goose fair is held in Warsaw on the gigantic seal It is estimated that on an average no fewer than 5000000 geese are drive to tho town and sold These have to travel from 40 to 150 miles on foo Most of them come from tne Vilna district to the northeast of Poland To enable the birds to stand theso long journeys tho geese are shod The method of shoeing them is simple and interesting They aro made to walk to and fro for a time in melted tar hot enough to stick but not so hot as to burn They are turned loose on a sand heap The result is a pair of shoes durable enough to last on journey r The cleverest Imitation of real Coffc ever yet made is Dr Shoops Healt Coffco It Is fine in flavorand Is made in just one minute No tedlou 20 or 30 minutes boiling Made from pure parched grains malt nuts etc Sample free Sold by Pennys Urul Store WLMCARTY Is a candidate for Sheriff of Lincoln tour ty subject to the notion ot tho democrat party MS BAUGHMAN Is a candidate for ShortlY of Lincoln count subject to the action of the democrat party JOHN J MOSER to candidate for Jailer of Lincoln count inbject to the action of tbe Democrat party JAMES C HAYS is a candidate for Jailer of Democratsinbject to the action of the jarty DINK FARMER It A candidate for the Democratic nomlni lion for Jailor of Lincoln county subject to the notion of the democratic party W A CARSON Is a candidate jar Jailer of Democratssubject to the nation of the party D C ALLEN Is a candidate for Assessor of Lincoln coui ly subject to the action of the Democrat party J W FOLEY Is a candidate for Assessor of Lincoln cou ty subject to the notion of thetleinoornt C party t J A DUDDERAR- Is n candidate tormentor of Lincoln Cour t ty subject to tbouetlon =the Uemoerutl o party W D WALLIN Is a candidate for Assessor of Lincoln count subject to the action of the democrat c party S M OWENS Is a candidate for Llncolncoun ty subject to tho action oflthejUeinooratli party W s BURCH la a candidate for County Attorney of Lin oln county oubjevt to tbe action of tbe imocrnflo party M F NORTH h a candidate for County Attorney of Lin olu county subject to tho netloii ot list Kinioorutlo party T J HILL JR 111 a candidate for County Attorney of fill coin county subject to the action of the tiinocratlu party I MC SAUFLEY sn candidate for circuit Judge of this the latb dlstrlot subject to the action of the Democratic party JOHN SAM OWSLEY JR fa n candidate for circuit Judge ot this the JJth district subject to trIO notion of the lemocratlo party CHARLES A HARDIN of Mcrcercounty II candidate for Com lonwenlths Attorney of this the 13th Ju tcliil district ubjooto tho action of the umocratlo party r GEO B COOPER candidate for reelection as a candidate countiiiJeettiny JOHN C PEPPLE8- n candidate for Assesior of 1Incoln count t subject to the notion oC the democratic arty W W WHITE Iacandidate for Anse sc rof Llucblnconn ty subject to the action of the Dumocrntlu arty JAMES P BAILEY Is u candidate for Judge of the Lincoln ounty court subject to uctlon jit tin Mmocratlo party W H SHANKS fa n candidate fur renonitnntlon for Ilepro entntlveof iilncolncounty subject to the coot of the Democratic party GARLAND SINGLETON II candidate Superintendent of PUblic ichools of Lincoln county subject to the ctlon of tho Democratic party TAMPS F HOLDAM h a candidate for circuit clerk of Lincoln county subject to the action of the Demo ratio party J D SWOPE Is n candidate for circuit clerk of Lincoln nunty subject to the action of tho Demo ratio party LESLIE ANDERSON Is a candidate for circuit clerk of Lincoln count subject to the action of the Demo ratio party I c A R WALLAC connjtW M DUDDERAR Is n candidate lor magistrate of the Itus tonvllledlstrlctsubjcct to the action of the Democratic party I K HELM SR Is candidate for magistrate In tho Hits touvlllo district subject to the action of the Democratic party JAMES McKECHNIE Is n candidate for Magistrate In Htnnford District subject to the action of the Demo cratlc party MEAL EXCHANGE I nm nt nit times prepared to exchange meal for corn My mill will run every Hn- tunlny Dick linker Miller J OILKERHON hob Orchard Ky B D CARTER NowLlvorv Depot Stroot Phone 90 5TANFORDeKENTUCKY ItchingSkin Diseases Are readily cured by Zcmo A liquid for external use Zcmo gives instant relief and permanently cures any form jf Itching Skin or Scalp disease All Druggists Write for sample E W lose Mcd Co St Louis Mo G L PENNYS DRUG STORE FARM FOR SALE I The form of tlo acres of good hlue grail land one mile North of McKlnneyon the Stanford pike Improvements and fencing good of wisher fruit Also i2S acres of timbered land ono tullo nitot Me half under fenre plenty or water und good tobacco land See grow ngcrop JAOIVKNH Agent McKlun r Ky tockjof Merchandise for Sale I desire to sell privately my itookot Oro cries and Hardware Doing n good bush less Will Invoice about FMJOO Ileason til health CJKO P noPlY It Htonfonl Ky Eczema is Curable ZEMO n scientific preparation tat external use Stops Itching and destroy the germs that cause skin Eczema quickly and is permanently cured by this remarkable medicine Druggists Write for sam pie E W Rose Med Co St Louis Mo Pennys Drug Store When Ordering Clothes Hnv your Measure taken by n tailor of ex pertemw Then your ckU s btbrR low pries bu lnw suit or tbe fliiMt ovotiliic slothes will bate that Indlvtdimlliy and m which plainly Indicate thy were mad to your measure I will oliO take your niens nre for vitro trousers fancy vest top watts and orcmmu Yell and Winter sam pies on hand ready fur your iLC KOPLKY 11II1tlOIIj Safeguard the Future The snft t surest and most adequate safe until for the future Is a ialloy In The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Cot Is conspicuous for economical manage nent lllwrnllty of its policy contracts fair Icallng with It members and large returns ufollcy holders The roiiiiwkuy Is Just entering the SIXTY FOURTH YEAR of n successful business career with more lolloy holders In Lincoln county than nil other compiinles cotnblned Write for Mtrtleulnn stating age and whether mar ttxl or single to it M NKWLANP clnl Agl- Mywrs House Flat Htnnlord Jiunes I White Nollellor for llockeaitle Chi Ma hony Rank- inNSURANCE Fire Life Accident and Tornado Farm Property a Spe cialtyIKlght of the leading companies of the world represented n with nil the companies of the world record unsuriuitsed NeerIll In the history of this 1013Ipromptly paid and without ailing IOdaysforyour money luring call o- niAHONY 8 RANKIN The Insurance Men of Stanford Cough Caution erer poiltlrelr neverpotion ourlingItyatn- uglreven from a simple soh only you should hays heal soothe and nun tbo Irritated chlal tubes Dont blindly suppress It upofjlng raison Iti Itranse hOT nmIt bronI rally oma abcot FortTrenty years lir has constantly warned not to take fixtures or prescriptions containing Opium similar And now n little laLellIfVerT good 1 1llereairerfotthisveryreasommnthere- Itdotheq Insist on S ongh Cure No potion marks on Dr Shoo Y labeliand none In the medlcln elsa It tnuit b- IIIw be on tbe label And Its not only sale but II- fa said to bo by thosethat knoirlt best a truly ra larkable cough remedy Take no chance then- rdcularly with your children must on baring rehooptboghCure Compare carefully the- lIr Stoop pawn with others and note the Ifference Nc poison mark there I You can ways be on the safe side by demanding Dr Shoops Cough Cure I PENNYS DRUG STORE 00 Clearance Sale All the Winter Goods must be sold at cost I CRAVENETTES 818 Coat now 811 18 15 Coat now U 48 812 CO Coat notr 8 JS 810 Coat now I US 820 Suit now Sl t8 817 50 Suit now 12 48 815 Suit now U US 812 50 Suits now S 98 810 Suit now G 48 87 50 Suit now 4 U8 85 Suit now 3 48 ALLWOOL OVERCOATS r 815 Cont now 89 48era 812 50 Coat now 8 48 810 Coot now G 08 87 CO Coat now 4 18 g5 Coat now 3 48 v Green Irate from 81 CO to 88 50 J IK Stetson hats S3 CO to 85 00 Fancy lint lands 25c to GOo The nicest lino of neck- wear now and neat 25o to 60eICollars ICc 2 for 25o t Mens and Boys AllWool Suits inIMany Designs and Colors Go At a Sacrifice Our high Top Shoes consist of many differIent styles and prices ranging from 400 350 Shoe now 298 400 Shoel now 348 We honestly believe that when it comes to a water proof Shoe and Shoes of durability we have the best that a manufacturer v can turn out of a leather hide Mens Felt Boots Hens and Womens Rubbers All Reduced Accordingly Mens and Womens Sanitary Heavy Fleeced Lined Under wear Best Quality 7 THIRTYNINE CENTS +tf+++ +++t+tt+++ ++++ The above articles all are of new goods and nothing misrepresented Call around early while you can get your size Also a nice line of Dry Goods and Notions Call around we will take pleasure in showing you any time SAM ROBINSON STANFORD KY Next Door to Lincoln County Naional Bank rTJ1- I t Buy the yi OLIVERPLOWDEf39DDOO I L W H H1C GINS rfa Stanford Kentucky k f The Interior Journal j Bnltrtd in the Pott Office at Stanford J ueondelatt mater L N TI1ItE TABLE No II Mouth It M PK No K south 1101 p M No II North 4M A u No B North 6JT P K Nal7 1047 A K No I2M P K JOS S RICE Agont The Truth Every person in this city who is suf fering from Eczema Pimples Dand ruff or form of skin or scalp dis easccanfindrelicfandbepermanentJy external use 1PENNYS DRUG STORE k A S PRICESurgeon Dentist t STANFORD KENTUCKY 4t Office over McRoberts Drug Store in the Owsley Building Insures Tobacco and Tobacco earns f Nothing But Insurance Jesse D Wearen The Insurance Man STANFORD KY Kesldonfo Phone M Omce 93 I Insure with mo and be fully protected Adorinas Fox It a handsome large young Jersey nun dot sccnded from along and unbroken line of the most noted bulls and cows on the Is land of Jersey England and America Ills rtre Is one of the best bulls ever Imported and bll dOlllls a show cow that Ounc1A of rich mlllc In one day If you bee Like btcets Mice or the some Ancestor nnd have n strictly goal cow you should nvnll yourself of his eer tee lie will IM allowed to serve n limited number of approved registered cows out side of our own herd yeur for a fee of Peach Make engagement before sending cow to be bred ltF I l AOTTKKi Telephone 80 Htunford Ky N nWe have to offer three extra choice bull calves that will be sold nt right prices At McKinryey Ky Youcnn find our Htnmliml Remedy the greatest blood nnd liver in rdlclnc yet known In ca o or Hheunmtlsni Hnlt Rheum Kid ney Trouble and all diseases riding from Impure blood It has no equal It Is menu i factured under the pure food act of June a- Iitkiend guaranteed by the manufacturer If the Itonuxly Is taken according to directions and If he or cho is not benefited by the use of the Itemedy we will refund your money We can do nothing more Koch package contains 201 doses with n registered puornn tee und mailing cord with full instructionsr We end It 10 tally uddress by mull on re ceipt of SI per package or six packages for t Itettur order n liox a Ifbig erbillit time you might save doctor llememtxTlf you take the Remedy accord leg to Instruction and nre not uenelltcd you get your dollar bark You will not nnd the remedy In drug stores for sale It Is sold only bv our duly authorized ngents ItftIiI r WllMAMH Agent I We Buy I FURSHides Weol Feathers Tallow B Mwaz Gtniecg r Colden SealtY tIIow Root MJApple Wild Ginger etc We are dealers j wuLEAcd in 1856Oeet LoU a cottunr in uiniIJeandWI do better lot yon Uiaa arena ot cmnimao merchant Reference ur Bnk la Lou oille Writ lot wally pea list sod ihipiinf Uo M Sabol Sons 229 Eo Market St LOUISVILLE KY I JLBeazleyCo Undertakers and Embalm err Also Dealers in Fur niture MattingaRuga They will exchange Furniture for all Kinds of Stock Give Them a Call Prices Right I STANFORD KENTUCKY J il C McClary Undertaker Embalmer and Dealer in Harness Saddlery STANFORD KY l Off u Phone 167 HorceIljono M k M tiY C I OFFICIAL CALL IOIUcal call for democratic primary election for Lincoln county to nominate candidates for county offices 1st A primary election Is hereby called to be held in the several votin precincts of Lincoln county on Saturday February 6th 1909 between 6 A M and 4 P M for tho purpose of nom- Inating democratic candidates for the offices of county judge county attorney county clerk sheriff jailer representative assessor school superintendent magistrates of tho several magisterial districts constables coroner and surveyor 2nd All democrats who are legal voters of Lincoln county or who wlll be legal voters on the 2nd day of November 1909 are entitled to voto in their respective precincts and are re quested to do so 3rd Every candidate who desires to have his namo printed on the ballots to bo used In said primary election shall on or before 12 oclock midnight of the 22nd day of January 1909 deposit with tho treasurer of the committee tho sun hereby fixed as the entranco fee in th- race for the office for which he is a candidate said sum so realized to b used In defraying tho expenses of tin primary At the same time the candi date shall give written notice to the chairman that ho desires to be a candi date and name the office ho seeks The entrance fee of candidates shall bo as follows For sheriff 40j for county judge 10 for county at torney 10 for county clerk 10 for jailer 15 for assessor 10 for rep resentative 10j for school superintendent 10j circuit clerk 10 4th The election shall be held in all respects as required by statute relative to primary elections and a uniform ballot shall be used in all voting pre cincts The chairman of the commit tee is directed to cause to be printed and distributed to the several voting precincts the necessary ballots and all supplies necessary to the legal conduct of the election 5th The democratic county commit tee shall appoint officers to hold the election In each precinct who shall be selected from lists furnished by all can didates who desire to submit lists The officers shall be as nearly divided as possible as to judges clerks and sher- Iffs among the various candidates The officers of the primary shall as soon as the polls are closed which shall be done at 4 r M proceed at once to count the ballots cast for each and every candi date for office and after counting same they will place all ballots voted in the ballot boxes furnished by the commit tee sealing the boxes as required by law and within two days thereafter the sheriffs and judges of election wit deposit the boxes with the chairman ol the county committee at the court house in Stanford The officers of the election in each precinct will make and sign a written statement showing the number of votes cast for each and ev ery candidate for office in the precinct and place said statement in an envelope and deposit it in the ballot boxes 6th The returns are to be made to the chairman of the county committee and should he be absent from the coun ty then to the secretary of the com mittee at the court house within two days after the election On the next day after the election the county com mittee shall meet and canvass the returns of the election and make certificate thereof 7th The secretary of tho committee is directed to give noticeof this election as is required by law G L PENNY Chmn J B BAILEY Secy FARMERS DEPARTMENT FOR SALE700 shocks of fodder W W Warren FOR SALE Cultivated hemp seed 1908 crop J B Walker Richmond- y Mackin Phillipsof Lebanon bought even mules in Columbia Monday at 175 Robert Rankin shipped to Atlanta uesday 29 twoyearold mules and three horses FOR SALEDuroc Jersey sow with even pigs four months old J C Bal- ley Crab Orchard Ky FOR SALE33 coming two yearold mules Good ones J C Robinson lanville Ky Both phones 4t At Franklin Simpson county Monday 110 mules changed hands at 157 lho market was very active A Methodist preacher Ur E W Al lercon of Terrell Tex took the prize on GoldenWayandotto chickens at a eccnt poultry show Mr E R Woods is receiving considerable hemp for which he is paying 6ic lie is receiving at the Baughman warehouse near the depot James Williams lost by death a steer weighing 1200 pounds Ho cut into the animals throat and found a piece of wire about three inches long Mr Villiams estimates his loss at about SO Over 1000 mules were on the Mt Sterling market Monday and prices ruled skyhigh SIxteenhand mules ranged from 200 to 250 Flfteenanda- hnlfhandmules at 165 to 195 15 hand mules at 150 to 175 The de nand was heavy and trade was brisk About 5000 cattle were disposed of at I prices ranging from 4 to 485 President Helps Orphans Hundreds of orphans have been helped by tho President of The Industrial and Orphans Homo at Macon Ga who writes Wo havn uscd Electric Bitters in this Institution for nine years ft has proved a most excellent medicine for Stomach Lher and Kidney troubles We regard It as one of the best family medicines on earth It Invigorates the vital or gaps purifies the blood aids digestion creates appetite To strengths and build up thin pule weakehlldre or rundown people it has no equal Best for female complaints Only 500 at Pennys Drugstore er Every year in December a goose Calr is held in Warsaw on the gigantic lIt is estimated that on an average no fewer than 5000000 geese are driven to the town and sold These have to travel from 40 to 150 miles on fool Most of them come from tne Vilna dis trict to tho northeast of Poland Tenable the birds to stand these long journeys the geese are shod The method shoeing them is simple and interesting They are made to walk to and fro for a time in melted tar hot enough to stick but not so hot as to burn They are turned looso on a sand The result is a pair of shoe durable enough to last on the journey The cleverest Imitation of real Cone ever yet made is Dr Shoops belt Coffee It is fine in flavor and Is made In just one minute No tedious 20 or 30 minutes boiling Mode from pure parched grains malt nuts etc Sample free Sold by Pennys Dru Store I WL MCARTY IIn candidate for Hherltl of Lincoln county subject to the action ot tho democratic party MtS BAUGHMAN ti a candidate for BherllT of Lincoln count object to the action of the democrats arty JOHN J MOSER II A candidate for Jnller of Lincoln county of the Democrat IartyIL i a candidate for Jailer of Democratsabject to the action of the party DINK FARMER II a candidate for the Democratic nomIna Ion for Jailor of Lincoln county subject u- be notion of democratic party W A CARSON b a candidate for jailer of Lincoln count ubject to tho aetlon of the Donioernu tarty D C ALLEN LI a candidate for AttOMor of Lincoln coun Iy subject to the action of the Democrat o urtT J W FOLEY Is a candidate tor Assessor of Lincoln coun y subject to the notion of Ibo dumoerutl party J A DUDDERAR II a candidate for isteisor of Lincoln Coun subject to theucllon of the demoerutl party W D WALLIN 11 a candidate for Assessor of Lincoln county subject to the notion of the demoerutl arty SMOWENS 11 a candidate for Assessorof Lincoln coun y subject to the action oCtliejlAinoerutl C arty W S BURCH 11 n candidate tor County Attorney of Lln coIn county subject to the notion of titKimocratlo party M F NORTH Is a candidate for County Attorney of Lin coIn county subject to the uetloujo the Niinoarullc party T J HILL JR II a candidate for County Attorney of In- coin county subject to the action of the limocratlc party M C 8AUFLEY 11 n candidate for circuit Judge of this tbe- Uth district subject to the action of the Democratic puny JOHN SAM OWSLEY JRi b n canaiduto for circuit ludgi of this th- lath district subject to the nctlou of the emouratlo party CHARLES A HARDIN of Mercetcounty a candidate for Com 1II0nweolths Utorne of this the lath JU cluldletrletsubject to the action of tho imocratlo party GEO B COOPER II for roolectlon as a candidate countylbjevtsty JOHN C PEPPLE8 II n candidate for Assemor of Lincoln count subject to the notion ofj the democratic Iany W W WHITE h a candidate for Ansossorof Lincoln tonn ty subject to the action of the Democratic sty JAMES P BAILEY Is u candidate for Judge of the Lincoln aunty court subject to uctlon pf time amocratlo party W7rt SHANKS 1111 candidate for renomination for Ilepro nttutlce of tdncoln county subject to uctlon of the Democratic Puny GARLAND SINGLETON II candidate for Superintendent of 1tthllo hoots of Lincoln county lI to tilt- Rctlon of the Democratic party JAMES F HOLDAM Is a candidate for circuit clerk of Lincoln county subject to the uctlou of tho Dtino emtlo party J D SWOPE II n candldatQ for circuit clerk of Lincoln aunty subject to thoactlon of tlio Demo crotlo party LESLIE ANDERSON II II candidate for circuit clerk of Lincoln county subject to tho action of the Demo cratlo party 1- hrjl eai A R WALLACE Is a candidate for Coroner of Lincoln coun I ty subject to the notion of the Democrat primary Feb 0 IDOB ZORAP SMITH IsacaiidldatoformaRlstratolnthoIIusto vlllo district subject to the action of thDumooratlo party W M DUDDERAR Is a candidate tor magistrate of the lie tonvllle subject to the uctlou of the Democratic party JK HELM SR In a candldatK for magistrate in the IIu tonvllle district subject to tho action oft Democratic posy JAMES McKECHNIE Ii a cnndldnto for Magistral In Htanfo District subject to the action of the Dem trade part- yMEAL EXCHANGE I am at nil times prepared to cxchan innal for corn My null will run every Hut urday Ulck taker Miller IIOtMCKUBOX Urn Orchard Ky Ba D CARTER NOW Llvorv Depot Stroot Phono 00 STANFORD KENTUCKY Itching Skin Diseases Arc readily cured by Zemo A liquid lor external use Zemo gives instant relief and permanently cures any form f Itching Skin or Scalp disease All Druggists Write for sample E W tore Med Co St Louis Mo G L PENNYS DRUG STORE FARM FOR SALE I The farm of honoree of good blue gras land one mile North of McKlnneyoi the Stanford pike Improvements am fencing good plenty of water fruIt Also 1SJ nets s of tlmborrd land one IIIlIu Bet of MoKlnnevhnlf Under feOltlt ptt nt of water and tobacco land Hen grow ngcrop ACUVKNHAgent McKlnny Ky Stockof Merchandise for Sale I desire to sell privately my stock ot aro eerlerc and n good bud nee Will Invoice about tvOO Itcason III health OKO P 101IEltHlanfordKy Eczema is Curable ZEMO a scientific preparation fOI external use Stops itching and destroys the germs that cause ldn Eczema cyaickly and II permanently cured by this remarlcab medicine Druggists Write for sam pie E W Rose MedCo St Louis Mc Pennys Drug Store When Ordering Clothe flare your nimsuro taken by a tailor of ei pvrluniH Then your clothes wbctltvra low prlM buslnews suit or the flntHit Clvtlnln1t clothes will have that Individuality and rtt which plainly Indicate they were mule to your measure I will oleo take your meai ur for extra trousers fancy vests top coats end orercoatii Fall and Winter sail pies on hand randy for your Inapwtlon II O KOrLKYTbe Tailor manford Ky Safeguard the Future The safest surest and most adequate safe gunnl for the future Is a policy In The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co It Is conspicuous for conomlcnl iimnugv meat liberality of Its policy contract fnlr lcalliij with It inembvrs large return ojxjllcy holders comiuiuy Is just entering the SIXTY FOURTH YEAR- of n successful liusfness career with mor policy holders In thai nil other companies combined Write tor particular staling age and whether mar ird or toY KWfNI UUMI I Aid Jlyttrs Houie htatsHtunlo Julnus I White solicitor for Itockcustle Oo Aahony Rank- inINSURANCE Fire Life Accident and Tornado Farm Property Specialty Eight qt the lending conspnnle of the world represented Uompiitolti rules with ult the companies of tho I osvpay IlIg record unsurpait pd Never had a law lIult in the history of this agency ioeiiromptly paid nod without discount No enitlug10day for your money llcfore in uring call on- tIAHONY 8 RANIilN The Insurance Mal of Stanford Cough Caution Never positively nerer poison ourlanra If jon nuah arcn from a simple rotdonlyyou should alWIIJl heat aoothe and rasa the irritated bron- chIal tubes Pont blindly suppress it with a tupefrlng poison Its strange how 5t e things 110111 flame abcut For twenty Pears Dr Shoo ins constantly warned not to takecoucn mixtures or prescriptions containing Opium similar And nowmm little thelaLocolfIfcry good 1 lUreafterf orthlsveirroasonmotbers and others should insist on having Pr Shoops Cough Cure No poison marks on Dr and none lathe medicine else it musty taw ba on the label And Its not only sate but It II said to ba by thosethatknow It best a trulr ra narlcable couth remedy Tak no chance then jortfcularly with your children Insist on luring Jr B hoops Couth Cure Compare carefully the Dr Shoop pac A with others and note tin Ilfference Nc poison marks then I You taD hra71 be on the tale skis by demanding Dr Shoops Cough CurePENNYS DRUG STORE c c n Clearance Saler All the Winter Goods must be sold at cost 1 1 CRAVENETTES 818 Coat now 811 18 815 Coat now 0 48 S12 CO Coat note 8 IS 810 Coat now G DS S20 Suit now 81 48 817 CO Suit now 12 48 815 Suit now n DS 812 f0 Suits now 8 08 810 Suit now 0 48 87 50 Suit now 4 US 85 Suit now 3 18 ALLWOOL OVERCOATS 815 Coat now 89 18 812 50 Coat now 8 48 810 Coat now G OS 87 50 Coat now I 18 5 Coat now 3 48 w Green Hata from 81 CU to 83 50 J II Stetson flats 83 l to 85 00 Fancy Hat Bands 25c to 50o Tho nicest lino of JlcekIwear new antI neat 25o to 50o Collars 15c 2 for 25o Mens and Boys AllWool Suits inIMany Designs and Colors Go At a Sacrifice Our high Top Shoes consist of many differ ent styles and prices ranging from 350 tot 400 350 Shoe now 298 400 Shoe now 348 We honestly believe that when it comes to a water proof Shoe and Shoes of 1 durability we have the best that a manufacturer can turn out of a leather hide Mens Felt Boots Hens and Womens Rubbers All Reduced Accordingly k Mens and Womens Sanitary Heavy Fleeced Lined Under wear Best Quality NI THIRTYNINE CENTS 4i +t4++t++ ++t+t+t+t+t++ The above articles all are of new goods and i nothing misrepresented Call around early while you can get your size Also a nice line of Dry Goods and Notions Call around we will take pfeasure in showing you any time SAM ROBINSON STANFORD KY i Next Door to Lincoln County Naional Bank l =p iII r T1 Buy the OLIVER PLOW 1JJtJiJ8E3JE i y W H HIGGINS Stanford KentuckyX

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