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Semi-weekly interior journal.: n. Tuesday, January 27, 1903.
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J t SEMI= WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNAL VOL xxx STANFORD KY TUESDAY JANUARY 2719039 A M NO 92 11 The Confederate Home at Pewee Valley NEWS NOTES Col Philip Deltscn superintendent of police at Cincinnati li dead Safe blowers robbed a bank at Dell ftlre U ot tOOOO and made their car capo David P Fauld once a noted music noted publisher and social leader Is dead In Louisville Col W D Uerry for many years prominent In public a flair at Nash vlllo Teen died suddenly Three Negroes convicted ot highway robbery at Birmingham Ala have been sentenced to bo hanged Judge Hud w no was forced to adjourn the January term of the Wolfe Circuit Court on account of smallpox at Camp tonTwo men were killed and thrco sort ously wounded by a dynamite explo sloe In the Wabash wnnel at Iltu burgWilliam U McLean Secretary of the Southwestern Freight Hate Asio otallon dropped dead In the street at St Louis Mrs Rebecca Porter Bartlett ol Memphis has loll 60000 to the South- Ern Baptist Theological Seminary of Loulivlllo Pour women were crashed to death and several Injured In the paolo that followed a Ire In the Now York tone moat district Two mOD fought with pistols In New York sad escaped without a match but two bystanders were wounded one perhaps fatally Clark N Jones ot Memphis Me deposited all his money In a bank at BrownwooU Tex scrlouely shot John W Trapp and committed sutolde Col Arthur Lrnch member ot the Drltlsh Parliament was found guilty t of treason In Ogbtlog In the Doer army and was sentenced to death Became her husband had been die charged fom tbo fire department and they were without money to pay tbelr root Mrs Martin Dowd of Lexington e sattempted suicide hero tby swallowing carbolic It is a great affliction for a woman to have her disfigured by pimples or any form of eruptive disease It her morbid and robs her of social enjoyment Disfiguring erup tion are by impure are curt by the Wood purl fng nledldaeDr Plerces Golden Medical Discovery It removes from the blood the poisonous impurities which cause It perfectly ptmaa entry cures acrofulous sores ecz na tetter boils pimples and other emrive diseases are by tl xla impurity It increases the actio of the making glands and thus In creases the supply of pure rich blood For about one year and a half mr face wee vtry badly broken write HIM Canit Adams or Welt Mla Street BaUlrcmk Mich raptntasteatdtalirfmonerwllhiloc ton and for dlflrrcnt of medic ne but rro yourdntIKmentlnof Dr tierces Golden Medical Discovery Be fore I bad taken one bottle oMhla medicine I noticed a change and after taking three bottles was cured I eau recommend Dr Pierces Golden Medical Dlacorenr to soy one ilmtlarly afflicted The sole motive for substitution is to permit the dealer to make the little more by the tale of lets meritorious medicines He low Therefore no substitute for Golden Medical Discovery The Peoples Common Sense Medical Adviser a containlg laoS pages is given away Send at onecent stamps for expense o mailing only for the book- In covers or 31 stamps for the volt time bound in cloth Dr It V tierce Buffalo tf Y t A 110000000 emery wheel trust Is being organlaed- A Versailles Negro Is In jail there charged with spreading small poxa The Fayette county grand jury has atUtt adjourned after being In session 33 days London shopkeepers have adopted aI plan of Hogging female shoplifters of gentle birth Sidney Massey a brakeman was kill ed near Bristol on the day before bo was to have beon married In a quarrel over tbo price ot a drink Conrad B Bafendorfcr shot and killed Collls Sloane In a Louisville saloon Robert Klnnalrd a former well known railroad oniolal committed sui clde at Huntington Ind by taking morphine The street car lines In Goibcn Klk hart and South hood are tied up by a strike ot the Indiana Railway Compa nys employer It Is ofhclally announced that tbo Confederate Reunion at New Orleans will begin May 10 Contracts have been let for the auditorium OAt Lexington Mrs B11 Illsle ago 01 was found dead In bed She had not been lit and retired In usual good spirits She leaves a husband and 10 childrenThe Supremo Court has decided that an ordinance pasted by the Nashville Olty council requiring the union label on all city printing le null and void John Jones a Negro who committed criminal amult on Ada Talbott a Ne grass at LIvermore was run Into Orcen river and drowned by a mob composed of Negroes The Shelby county grand jury re turned only eight Indictments but it passed resolutions censuring pro relt lYe euchre and recommending the building of a now courthouse A committee of the conductors train moo and switchmen of the St Lout Louisville lino of tbo Southern railway will meet this week to consider the ad visability of making a demand for high er wages Thomas Pickering a Caldwell coun tv firmer was run down and killed by an Illinois Central freight train near Princeton In tbo presence of his little daughter who was walking homo with him from the city During the Out four months of the current fiscal year the exports from this country to tbo United States amounted to 810302273 agalntt3S610 202 In the corresponding months of the previous fiscal year Eastern philanthropists through tho sollcltattrn of the Kentucky Federa tion of Womens Clubs have contrib uted aloud with which to establish an Industrial school for mountain child ren In Knott county Tbo school will be established as soon as possible Tho Womans Christian Temperance Union of Tacoma Wash has Inaugu rated a crusade against the social evil along now Ideas Instead of persecut ing tbo unfortunate young women and driving them out of the city prominent members of the union will take them Into tholr own homes on promise of ro furmICroup The peculiar cough which indicates croup is usually well known to the moh ore of croupy children No time should be lost in tho treatment of it and for this purpose no medicine has received more universal approval than Chamberlains Cough Itomedy Do not wasto valuable time experimenting with untried remedies no matter how highly they may be recommended but give this medicine as directed and all symptoms of croup will quickly disappear For sale by Craig Jr Hockor Druggists LANCASTER The Negro school close Feb Kb O A Robinson shipped a carload of cattle to Cincinnati Saturday Tho Ladles Aid Society will bold Its next meeting with Miss Emma Hood The Christian Endeavorers realised 130 at the Shadow Salo Friday eve ningWill West deputy postmaster was offered a good position at Mlddletboro aDd left for that city last week Kid A R Mooro preached a very Impressive temperance sermon Sunday Illustrated by tbo actual burning of an unprofitable tree R Rout sold a bona to a southern trader for 1130 also a bunch of cattle to Danville stockmen at 4o V AI Lear bought 32 stock hogs at 6io Rev Ceo O Barnes began a series of meetings hero Monday evening at the courthouse and will continue until a further announcement Is made The local W C T U held a recep tion In honor of the State president on Saturday afternoon nod was treated to a tine address by that fluent lecturer Mrs W G Anderson has received Information of the marriage of her grandson Levering Young second son of Mr and Mrs J Roe Young to a Chicago woman The Lancaster bowlers wore beaten at Danville Thursday evening and as each team has woo twice on their own boards the deciding gsme will be play ed at Lexington Rose Baitloand Charles Zsnone are preparing to open a skating rink In this city In the third story of the olLlI tens hank and will probably be toady for patrons Friday evening Hemp breaking Is now the work on many farms In this section and the yield Is greater than ever before The quality Is alto firstclass one farmer paying tl 10 for breaking A petition with the requisite number nod signers was presented to Judge Ford Saturday asking for a vote on the whisky question In the west park nod courthouse precincts of LaDcaltorII New has reached of the second daughter of Mr and Mrs John Baugbraan Miss Sadie who was married tome Utile time alto tp ayoung man of Part tier death occurred at that place The cry ot water was a faho alarm So Insignificant was the flow and the Artesian Well Company wore so dis couraged that they wore about to abandon the work when the city council offered them 8500 to bore another 600 feet It will be necessary to order heavier machinery The Inimitable Pbll Hunter Company will appear at tbo court house hero Wednesday evening Feb 4th and of tore among Its attractions Mr Phil Hunter The Wizard as a wonderful performer In the art of legerdemain Cart Anderson as a firstclaas humorist and cartoonist and Verne Mooro as pi anist cornetlst and violinist of super orderMrs Marrs died at an ear ly hour Saturday at the homo of her soninlaw R H Tomllneon at the advanced ago of 60 Two weeks ago she was severely burned about the feet and knees by her clothing catching fire at an open grate and she gradually sunk from the Injuries The funeral was hold Sunday afternoon at tbo residence by Rev Chumbloy assisted by Dr E E Pearco Two sons John S Marrs of Richmond and W S Marrs of Knoxvllle and three daughters Mel dames R II Tomllnson Robert Kln nalrd and G B Swlnebroad aro left to mourn a good mothers departure Mrs E L Poor has returned from a sojourn at Asbovlllo N O Mrs F D Gaines of Danville ls visiting her par cqta hero Mrs J A Uoyston lIre ported on tho sick list A R Denny and daughter Mrs Mattle Duncan will attend the Peareo Cooper wedding at flarrodsburg tomorrow Mrs Frances Beaucbamp of Lexington has been the guest of Mrs J B Klnnalrd Lit tie Mis Alma Berkeie a victim of tbo mumps Mrs Charles Rlcbardtou of Somerset Is visiting Mrs J C Rob Ineons Mrs Ophelia Dnnn has return ed from a visit to Danvlllo Mrs A H Rico has joined her husband at Nash vlllo Miss Martha Tlllett Is at Demo from Lexington Mr Jas Denny and daughter Miss Katie Lee have gone to tlsrrodaburg to bo present at the CooperPearson wedding Wm Bcrkole Is suffering from a broken arm Geo SundayIEto vise mountains Senator Farris la at home from a commercial tour MATRIMONIAL M P Sbadoan and Miss Mary A Singleton both of the Southern End wero married at Supt Garland Singletons by that gentleman Friday Rather a romantic occuranco too place last Friday night at the dance e Henry Mohaffya Baler Mulllns and Miss Nova Dougherty engaged to beI married In a tow days were present as was also Chat Durham who was one of the principals In the little romance When the muslo started Durham and Miss Dsugborty by chance or other wise wore together and danced ono or two sate together but soon they retir ed from tbo room and mjch to the sor row of Mr Mulling for when next seer It was Mr and Mrs Durham Living ston Cor Mt Vornon Signal The following love story with its upe and downs Is sent from Owensboro r happy ending of comedic troubles la the marriage of Mr Charles P Die co and Mrs Augusta Dleco which was solemnized In this city the Rov W A ajOMrSwitzerland After a married life of 18 years they separated and Mrs Dleco obtained a divorce Severalweek ago Mr Dleco was tatcen Learning of her former husbands serious illness Mrs Dleco obtained the consent of tboI physician to nurse him By her careful nursing and unremitting attention tin patient recovered Then both die covered that tbo old love had been re kindled and they decided to remarry Dislocated Her Shoulder FergusFaUsshoulder She had a surgeon get it back In place as soon as possible but it was quite soro and pained her very much Her son mentioned that bo had seen Chamberlain Pain Balm advertised for sprains and soreness and she asked him to buy her a bottle of it which he did It quickly relieved her and enabled her to sleep which she had not done for several days The eon was much peaged with the relief it gavo his mother and ho has since recommended it to many others For sale by Craig A Mocker SIgnor Marconi In reply to a query regarding the rate to be charged for wireless messages said You known the cable companies started at the rato of 15 a word and now they have come down to 25 cents a word In the usual course of events It Is quite probable that we beginning at 10 cents per word would be able to eventually trana mlt messages across tbo Atlantic at a one cont rate Judson Lyons the colored register of the treasury says President Rooievelt is traveling the path of his predeces eor sod any republican successor he may have will also have to contend elalDBttbe BARGAINS AT THE GLOBE Our stock of Overcoats and Hinter Suits has been quicklySomeof our nicest Suits are left Come Soon if You Want Good Picking IT PAYS TO TRADEAT THE GLOBEMerchant Tailoring Cleaning Pressing and Repairing Your money back It youre not satisfied T o mILLER DanVillB KB CARLOAD OF Oliver Chilled Plows and Studebaker Wag bus Just Received FOR SALE BY McKinneytSTANFORD KENTUCKY Who Shall Fill it 1 osa ssesro There should be but one question to consider in deciding where to take your Prescriptons and that isWhre are the best Drugs and most accurate compounding to be had No motive or influence shouldbe allowed to weigh against it When yon do this we shall expect to servo you When we fill your prescriptiion every drug that en ters into it has tho exact potency the physician desires Our charges are just as satisfactory as our service Pennys Drug Store StanfordI A WORD We are very thankful to you tor your liberal patronage of last year Favor us further by a con tinuance of it during the year just begunCraig Hooker STANFORD W B McROBERTS THE DRUGGIST Asks a conflnuanor l ofjyour lpatronage during 1903 and thanks you for your liberal dealings of the yearJust closed satrserso Fresh Drugs at Prices that are Right d r T t 11JHIII If1Jf1Tj4 ri 4 fO b r wIt Iq tIHJrt f 1 t THE INTERIOR JOURNAL E C WALTON s H H HENNINGER- Ot Wayne County Is a cndldatft for State Trrti urer iubect to the action or tbe Democratlo ptity JAMES F HOLDAM- Is a tanJIlate for the Democratic nomination for Clr cult Clerk of Lincoln county subject to the action of the rarty M F NORTH a eanJIJat for the Democratic nomination for Representative of Lincoln county subject to the tion o the puty J M ALVERSON- Is a candidate for the Democratic nomination Rep resentative or Lincoln county subject to the action of the party Democratic Ticket For Railroad Cotnmli lonor C C MCHORD For Circuit Judg- eMCSAUFLEY For Commonwealth Attorney JOHN SAM OWSLEY JR A CALL for a primary on May 0 to make Dominations for State offices was Issued by the Democratic State Execu lira Committee which met la Louis villa Saturday The primary Is to bo conducted under the State primary hand each candidate will bo assessed to pay the expenses It was decided to continuo the present party or anlza Lion until 1004 when the various State committees will be named at the con ventlon to elect delegates to the Na tional convention All democrats de siring to become candidates must nott fv In writing the chairman of the State Executive Committee not later than April 1 The Bubcommlttee composed of Messrs Alllo Young John M Lass lag and Mott Ayers was empowered toI decide how the names should go on the ballots The aeseeementfor theoOIces ns fixed by the call are as follows Governor 12500 lieutenant governor 8000 attorney general 1800 auditor 82200 treasurer 1200 secretary of State 81800 superintendent of publlo Instruction 81600 clerk of court ot appeals 81800 commissioner of agricul ture 81700 making the total coat of holding the primary 810000 TilE Washington Pot propounds these pertinent Interrogatories Why la It that politicians white and black can not leave the Negro alone WbyI must somebody be forever experiment ing with this quiet contented toller who makes his own livelihood with hl8I I hands or his brains as the case may bo and neither appeals nor needs to appeal to doctrlnarles or agitators rorI anything that he really wants Why i must the Negro be explolteddlscutsed treated as an awful example here pok ed and prodded and Inspected as a prob lem there Why not merge him with the general mass of the population la bel him as a plain American citizen 1andleave him to work out his own des tiny In his own way BISHOP HARTZELL of the Metho dist Episcopal church who has spent the last six years In Africa is thor i oughlv convinced that the cause ot the British against the Boers was just and i that the war In spite of Its ravages will prove the greatest blessing that South Africa has ever had The nisb op gives a most encouraging account of the reorganization and development of South Africa under British rule and of the hearty cooperation of the Boers with the new order of things JOHN MITCELL has refused a 810000 residence tendered him by the miners unlona circumstance which wllldeep en Deacon Biers conviction that 4 Mitchell Is a visionary and a crank So tar from refusing anything that Is of fared him the deacon Is In the habit of reaching forth and acquiring anything that he wants whether It Is submitted to his acceptance or not The refusal f to accept the residence Is another proof Of Mitchells greatness SOME comment Is made on the fact that while the price of petroleum for home consumption Is raised the price f remains unchanged for export The explanation of this is simple enough There Is Russian competition with the Standard 011 Company In Europe and there Is a duty on refined petroleum In the Dlngley tariff For the discrimi nation which the tariff affords there is no restraint la any of the antitrust before Congress 4blUeTEDDYS love for the sons of Ham I can be imagined from the following sent from Washington Three Ne groes were among the earliest guests i to arrive at the White House reception for the judiciary They WOM cordially greeted by President Roosevelt South ern Congressmen and Senators present left the reception some of them declar ing that they would attend no more receptions if Negroes were to be In vited EDITOR CAMPIIELL of the Somerset Journal talks horse sense when bo says Next to being an editor the eas feet job In the world Is telling an editor how to be an editor THE House Military Committee will not touch the canteen question this winter With tho Rev Wilbur T Crofts and tho Womans Christian Temperance Union on one side and Secretary Root and the army on the other the committee deems It more prudent to go with the former Sa loons and much worse places just out side of military reservations are assur ed of at least one moro year of good business Charles EACCORDING to Youwey Flnloy Is another Be denies the statements made by Finley to an Interview at Indianapolis to the effect that his confession to the grand jury ot Franklin county was brought about by Ho awertstorture or Illtreatment also that ho has received no promise of a pardon or commutation of sentence and that his story was told freely frankly and voluntarily ALLIE YOUNO chairman ot the State Central and Executive Committee has sold his 180acre farm In Montgomery county for 810000 As that Is the ex act amount Mr Young figures that a State primary will cost who knows but what he intends to hold one at his own expense Would Woodson and Meach am kick on that LET us rejoice and be glad It has been discovered that the Sultan of Jolo Is not dead On the contrary bo Is making preparations to visit the United States POLITICAL Carter Harrison has announced fpr mayor of Chicago again Lorrln Andrews was appointed at torney general of Hawaii to succeed Gov Dole A postofflce has been established at Garlln Adair county and at Stearns Whitley county- A tangle Is treatened between Great Britain and the United States over the Cuban reciprocity treaty Judo W R Day accepted a tender ot appointment as associate justice of the United States supreme court Chairman Allle Young of the demo cratic executive committee will estab- lIsh headquarters at Mt Sterling Leslie Combs has arrived in Guatemala City to assume the duties or American Minister an successor to Dr Hunter Congressman Chester I Long was nom inated for United States Senator by the Republican caucus of the Kansas Legis lature all the other candidates withdraw ing Judge Lafe S Pence Is a democratic candidate for Senator from the district t composing the counties of Marlon Washington and Taylor Ho has no oppositionThe populists want to break away from the democrats but wo shall never no never allow them to go What Is home without a pop Cynthlana Democrat At Nashville lion J D Johnson floor leader In the House for the tem perance side said tho Adams Bill would certainly pass the House He gave It as his opinion that there would not be over 25 votes In opposition The Pant ua canal treaty was trans milted to inn Senate and was referred lo the committee on foreign relations The president and members of the cab inet believe the treaty will be ratifies at an early date without serious opposi tion Secretary Hay and Sir Michael Herbert the British Ambassador have signed a treaty providing for the settle ment of the Alaskan boundary quee lion The treaty will be submitted to the United States Senate at an early date Late Saturday afternoon the democrats In the Colorado Legislature mustered all their forces In joint session and cast 51 votes for Henry M Teller who was declared elected United States Senalor by W H Adams president of the joint body Tho Tennessee Senate passed the Adams bill extending the operations of the lour mile liquor law to towns of tees than 5000 inhabitants The provisions of the measure are such that all towns in Tennessee save eight may now prohibit the liquor traffic If a majority of the rot ers so desire In his first message to the Tennessee Legislature Gov Frazier recommends that there be no haste in retiring that portion of the States bonded debt which Is bearing a low rate hi interest and has some time to run Instead he advises that the surplus money left af ter making the normal requirements of bonds be devoted to improving the condition of the public schools eepec ially those In the rural districts Former Senator E O Wolcott has abandoned the contest for tho senator ship In Colorado and has Issued a statement urging the people of tho Slate to acquiesce In the reelection of Senator Teller He says the election was tinctured with fraud but Teller was la no sense a party to that fraud Incidentally ho makes some caustic remarks In reference to the State Government rind republican leaders who railed to support his plans For a bad taste in the mouth take a few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liv er Tablets Price neat Warranted to cure For sale by Oralg IlockerDrug gists IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Mrs G D Wolford Is dead In Casey John Vandyke of Mercer died in Indianapolis of small pox Thomas Moore who shot four other Negroes at a dance Ie was given years In the penltentlarvI J W Kelley of Silver Creek Ie lo jail at Richmond charged with selling whisky in violation of the revenue lawsHenry Cummings was shot and killed and James Turner was wounded by un known persons early Sunday morning at MIddlesboro James Brown brakeman on the C N O T P railroad tell from his train at Indian Head Switch nearSom ersei and was killed Fire auLawroncoburg Sunday night destroyed a roller mill and damaged a number of other buildings The losses aggregate about 820000 James Weaver has been appointed postmaster at Bronston Pulaakl county Roy Hurt at Rbebcr Casey county and John R Trotpor at Trosper Knox countyA dispatch says Five oil wells were completed Saturday Hobltlzells Byerloy No8 throw im manse streams of oil over the surround log field with uncontrollable force Hammonds No 0 was also a gusher The Intercollegiate Declamatory con test will be held in Lexington Feb 28 Tbo collegesithat will have represen tailvcs are State College Kentucky University Kentucky Wesleyan Cen tral University and Georgetown College K E Mason a walking boss on tho L Na now road from Jelllco to Knoxvllle shot and instantly killed a Negro laborer at Dosaclte Camp The Negro refused to work or to vacate a company housn and threatened to kill Mason with a club- THIS AND THAT A mob at Slratnford la raided a coal train Georgetown went wet Friday by a majority of 101 Mrs Druallla McCarty Smlther died at Versailles at the ago of 04 W H Bercard has been appointed postmaster at Wesley Russell county Sate blowers who were attempting to rob a bank at MooksvtlU N C were driven oa- Th full House Committee on Judiciary has approved the anti trust bill drawn by the subcommittee The petrified fossil romaine of a pro historic man have been found in a sealed cavo In Indiana Stops are being taken to form Boom bine of trunk manufacturers with a capitalization of 820000000- A big tobacco slommery at Riot mond Va operated by the Continen tal Tobacco Company was destroyed by Russell Swaggerly was shot and fatally wounded at Knoxvllle Tenn by Rogers Johnson aged IS who mfr took her for a burglar Tobacco growers of the South have laid before the President and Attorney General a complaint that tho trust is ruining the price of their product At least five negroes attended the recep tion tn the judiciary at the White Hones Th ir names were stricken from the list of guests before it was given out for publication The L N conductors got practically all they asked of the company and brakemen and baggagemasiers share In the benefits About 3000 men are affected A 13yearold girl In New York State made a confession that she ays tematlcally administered poison to her fosterparents with the hope of killing them so that she would obtain their property Editors are awfully smart people For an Instance A country poultry raiser wrote the editor and asked what waa the matter with his hens Every morning he found two or three of them lying on their backs under the roost still and stark with their legs drawn up The editor answered My dear sir your hens were dead lrafgt Hocker guarantee every bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and will refund the money to any one who is not satisfied after using twothirds of the con tents This Is the best remedy In for world for la grippe rough colds croup and whooping cough and is pleasant to tate It prevents any tendency ot a cold to result in pneumonia The word habit is one of the most peculiar in our language If you take off the first letter you still have a bit It you remove the second the word bit Is still on hand Decapi tate that by removing the b and It is still a word Take oil the and you find the old habit not t totally do etroyed The nicest and plcasantcst medicine have used for indigestion and constipa tion is Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets says Melard F Craig of Mid dlegrove N Y They work like a charm and do not gripe or have any unpleasant efltct For sale by Craig it Hocker Druggists Remit us the amount of your sub ecripllon and greatly oblige us Let Frank Adklos Qx your umbrella 7i Yiiiisi e ee iaiiw 107 GRAND LDRThis week we have opened the newest and largest line o- fEMBROIDERIES Ever brought to Stanford We have from the finest to the cheapest Over 200 pieces to select from Special window of wide HAMBURGSAt lOc yard worth up to 25c a yard EMBROIDERIESinches wide 5c new worth lOc THE LEADERProps S B LEVYMannpor A Marvelous liunders neverjA been invented that will bang wall paper The and discoveries seems to Notable among greet Hints New Diieovory It has done a world of lungs andeavnlmanyalife have used it and clink Pneumenift and Their general vordlot IK and most reliable medlolne lung troubles Every 60c gHManleed by all druggists free Node Is hareby NOTICE tlyMi that ty Umt of C HMMMIM A CoaCat of C RvMMItM OM M MoMinNM JatM R RoMUMiM have tree atamlved Mj Rttacca RotMisttiM coathiv firm same of J RaMtitUn h Ky C KoMMMM al FettJtttte baskdr tM lira It Co at Suafor4 Ky M R baitaMtal Frankfort Ky STANFORD Carnations cinths CUREFour Floral designs on abort Ind vegetable Plants of all Phone 29rlng 3 JNO Hustonville CHRISTMAN I will offer at private situated on the north eaitsldnot College street Ky conslatlng of hotel and vacant lot This ranged for hotel or livery stable haying on barn 85x73 and all for hotel and livery cant lot for private Everlaitlng water 1n Is well arranged nor 1rl U now rented for that want good payIng call on or addreu L 8 vllln KyN C The Merchant STANFORD KIDNEY Goods WarrantedFit DR All diseases of Kidneys Bladder Urinary Organs acheHeartfleeaeebravelDropsy Dont become discouraged There Is a cure for you If necownry lJr Fennct lie has spent B lire time curing just euce cases as you rs All consultatlonll Free Sight months In bnd heavy backache pain BUd soreness across kidneys also etteu matknu Other remedies tailed Dr Fen ner Kidney and Ilackacha Curo cured me completely VATEltSlInmlct M Y DruKRlat Me It Ak for Cook Book Free 81 Vr1U8 DANCE Pure Cure Circular Pr Fenner FrcdonlaNY HEADQUARTERS FOR AMERICAN FIELD AND HOG FENCE tRnlm i Ism aI w Regular Style Stays j In or In apart Special Stay ling HorM ditto SIloIMade of largo strong high grado stool wiroe heavily galvanized provides for expansion and contraction Is practically ever Never Coos wrong no platter how groat a strain it put on it not mutilate but does efficiently turn cattle horses hogs pigsIEVERY ROD OF AMERICAN FENCE GUARANTEED the manufacturers and by us Call anti see it Can show you hbw will save you money and fence your fields so they will stny fenced Sale by FARRIS a CO Stanford Ky DenIers in Groceries Hardware j HOT TIME J ruar7bylet this opportunity slip goods to run out in order to ninko room for Spring shipments You never again will getrsuch a chance to put such SAVINGS In your bank W W Withers senior member of the firm is now in the East buying goods not only for this big store but many large concerns tho South We bay direct from manufacturers illItherefore we jobbers distributing Carpets Mattings Wall Pajtcr direct to consumer If you will honor us with it call lino and surroundings will soon convince you ourIwo are out for bueincefl leading n full mile WITHERS FURNITURE COMPANY r TheresOne Thing Mason HotelMRS U D SIMPSON Pror Lancaster s Kentucky Newly furnished clean beds splendid table Every hing fintclaes Porters meet all trains 89 and U In or 6 In c are c rr For the year 1003 I Intend that my tomen shall not find me helplcst or nn custto flll orders when something a little tho usual U wanted My stock of OROCERIESIscan supply all ordinary and most all extraordinary demands Qualities are Just as high ss the variety Is largo and my prices will glvo an added purchasing power to dollars and cents Watch this space each week and cope regular and bo convinced or phone 88 and getprompt deliveries J W PBRRIN the Grocer 110 Main St Stanford ICy t NEW LIVERY STABLE SWSTOBESDNrori JUNCTION CITY KY FirstClass Turnouts at Reasonable Rates Bpoclal Attention to Traveling Men Grain and flay For Bale iJ I a i 7Jr 1 4THE INTERIOR JOURNAL ISTANFORD KY JAN 27 1003 In 0111ns your prescriptions wo uio proporIonlnot do batter If yon paid us doublo tho price which It always reasonable POD 1DTs Drug Storo PERSONALS CON itA Discil It clerking for Farrls e ft Co BORN to tho wlfo of Ed Miller two I flan boji KuacNK GOODR Is quite sick with pneumonia MISS Wutn V DAWSON has reo turned to Lyndon Die A S PRICE who has boon Ig again at his ofllco FRANK MoKINNEY Is down with severe case of mumps MRS W P PATE went to Loulsvlllo yesterday to visit friends I ciTeonMiss MYRTLE AIIRAMS wilt go to Loulsvlllo tomorrow to visit L D CALDWELL left yesterday for Cottage Grove led to locate ththeMu ROIIERT SLOAN has moved his family up from Wayne county 1R E J BIIOWN made a profession al visit to Livingston Saturday I MR M n LEVY of Loulsvlllo Is with his brother and sister hero OBO II FERRIS who has been quite sick was aWe to bo out yesterday I MR FREU GARNETT of Cavo City Is with his sister Mrs J S Rice EDITOR K S ALiiuioiir of the Mt i Vernon Signal was hero yesterday MR WAT M DUUUBIIAR Is now mil ler for a M Llpp at nuitonvllle WALTER O WALKER Is confined to his room by a severe rising on hit toot Miss ISAIIML WALRRIt of Point LcQTcll Is with Miss Battle Rochester Miss UBSSIE KOWLB Is down wit t1llhuld ever nt tier home In Rowland Mise FLOKKNCK DICK visited her brother Dr Joseph Btokr at Somer set Mlle STBLLA BILL IS at home iron a pleasant Malt to Rlohmond aid othir pointsLfor San Antonio Texas to be gone till June lit MRS 8 M ALLttN of Mlltor burl Is with her paroeu Mr ned Mr B P Wood MnS JOHN SiiMLDlt the guest of her mother at StanfordUextngten I Democrat MISS PEARL COLLIBK reuraed to Crab Orehara yesterday attw a vtolt to friends bore RHV AND MRS J W llAaiN have named their h sod some little son Jtob art Hart OoclQ MR II O TilOMl SONS handsome retldenoo at London bad a narrow es cape from burningrTOM BAIXIII went to Somerset yes terday to take a job of braking with the Cincinnati Southern OEO C KELLKR JR of the Dan vlllo Newt and Kd Owens of Bryants vlllo were hero Sunday MR J n BAUUHMAN will leave In a tow day for Indlanopolls to purcha several pairs of draft mares MR Jotis STOVER of Mt Sterling was hero Sunday to see one of Stan fordt handsome young ladles MRS MARGARET OORMLEYi of Crab Orchard has returned tram a visit 10 her daughter Mrs Dr J W Cook MR ALVAH LUCAS of Mlddloburg h was hero Saturday lie promised to send ut tome newsy letters from hi town JARKKTT JOHNSON and wife and Mr Luther Reynolds of Waynesburg le yesterday for Cottage Grove Ind to resideMISSESLENA BARNETT and Mar Routen have returned from a pleasant visit to their friend Mrs Smalloy atI Shelby City MR c R BRAWNER went to Loul week to tell his tobacco hoI 1prices woro so low ho did not offer splendid crop Mn AND MRS MOD ROYALTY hare moved from Mlddloburg Ig their home recently bought hero Wo ore glad to have thorn with ut t MESDAMES NANNIB B JENNINGS of McCreary and Susie Curroy of Lon tl castor wero guests of their titter Mrs W A Carton Miss ELLA MAY SAUNDERS wont to Loulsy lllo Saturday to tako elocution under Prot Dull a noted teacher ofca that accomplishment Miss HELEN THURMOND bat resign cd tier position In the telephone ex change and will teach a school In too t McCormack section SMITH FORMAN of Lexington who married a daughter of Judge W C Barnett of Rowland hat been prctent cd wltb twinstt boy and girl loins NORA M GOODKNIQHT and e Mitt Dora Straub left Sunday for ABhoylHo N C to remain some time tbo former for her health and tho lat tar for pleasure TUB Courier Journal In earning tho distinguished persons who attended ho burial of Hon n W Bruce at Louli vllle Includes that of our townsman Judge J Alcorn who was a 9great admirer tdeceaeed Miss LILLIB WARNER of Garrard WIMR JOHN W ROUT Is now traveling salesman for the Kenton 0 Cracker Co ono of the biggest concerns of the kind outsldo of the tractsmLOCALS CMclryCRUSHED Oyster Shells for chickens at Craig lockers IROOM for rent Furnished or unto nlshcd Mrs Annlo Nowland 2t CAN the oldest Inhabitant recall al muddler time than the presento BUCICHOARD Good second handed buokboad for sale Apply ot this of Dec ALL city taxes 00 paidFob lwlll GaJones city marshal 3t FOR RENT Tho four rooms and kitchen above our store back yard stern and stable Severance it Sons it BOTH the Lincoln county National Dank and First National Dank elected tho same ofllcers for tbo present year WI are told by Mr Geo Holtzclaw at It was a mistake about Mr Alex propertyA COFFEE social will be given at Mr W B McRoberts from 0 to 0 this ovo Wing In honor of Rov and Mrs 8 M Rankln THE effects of the lato Terry Goode will be sold at public outcry In the West Red on Thursday Feb 20 See advertisement next Issue Taylorture The Fiddle and the How In Danville on the evening of February 5 MRS CARROLL SHANKS and Mil Ann Shanks will entertain the Read b1ng and Nancy Work Olub with a Roy croft afternoon next Wednesday from 2tpR FOR BRNTStyroom Lanea tar street and low OmNI formerly oe oupled by W A Trlbblo Apply a t offiee or writ to W P Walton 4t CAISSON k PBNOM are ready to walt oa ti people In an xebange at their store Wheat sore oats bay otC takes la exchange for hear meal ship stuff and com Ned meal J W PmtniN who has the cleanest end prettiest grocery store la this see HOB btclou nu ailvartlwmanl this ls lie which you are requested to reed Keep your eye oRbit space FARM JOURNAL Editors Ralston and Melotyre of the Danville Adv aante will soon begin ibo publication of a farm journal something Little Britain has for a long time needed TUB 13ih son has 6cen born to the wife of Riley Wllllamsof Danvlllo Mr and Mrs Williams have been mar rled 10 years and are tbo same age 37 No twins have blessed their union yet soTHE Ladles Aid Society of tbo Chris tian church will moot at tbo homo of Mrs J K VanArsdalo Friday evening at 280 oclock All ladles of iho church who wish to become members aro cor- dlallylnvlted to como MKTCALK Mr John Meicalf a sub slantlal citizen of Jessamine oed lath er Mr Thomas Meicalf of this county i osf wife who eat r vlves Is a sister of Mr John Bright i6r of this place RUILRY Mr George Ruploy brother of Mr n O Ruploy of this weekIvacnoe q In tbo County Board of Election Com rapubllcae I PROF LOGAN R nuaiiES Is an ex port window dresser as his recent ef tort proves Tho elegant gentleman ho has sluing In luxury ID 000 of the Withers Furniture Gos windows i nil right with ono exception ho should not have bad him reading th Louisville Poet- SUNDAYS Ccurler Journal says thet Crab Orchard Springs frequently ro ferrcd to tie Tbo Carlsbad of Amerl will be sold at auction on tbo premises March 10 at 2 P M Wo sug Bret that the genial manager Mr J B Willis buy the excellent property and run It wide open He could make enough money to pay for his purchase In a half dozen years JAMES MARET of Mt Vernon tends us a copy of the njlnulea of tbo last mooting of the Kenlucky Independent Telephone Association and the lode pondot Association of Southern In dlana which was hold at Louisville The work Is from the press of the M t Verona Signal and Is a credit both to that office and tho clever secretary who prepared the minutes Mr Maret Is rapidly becoming a telephone mag nato and wo expect to see him at tho top of the laddor some day CraigSFOR SALE20 short yearlings JLW Allen nusionvlllo 2t COME while wo are hero and let us ake your likeness Miss Sacray it receptionhallAnnie Lasley or L R Ouches 2t TUB wife of William Howard of tho Eubanks section died last week of pneumonia Besides tbo husband ihreo children survive TUB democratic county committee Lincoln county Is callodlo meet at m ffice on lapurposeness W S lurch chairman A DELEGATION from Loulsvlllo bedded by the celebrated auctioneer S S Meddle was at Crab Orchard soy oral days last week Inspecting the syringe which aro to bo sold March lathPROCTORMre Nancy Proctor of Mt Vernon mother of Mrs Den P Martin of Rowland died at tbo tailors homo Sunday The remains wore ta ken to Mt Vernon for interment Mrs Proctor was a good Christian woman and many friends sorrow In her death AT a meeting the republican coon ty committee of Casey at Liberty yes lorday James Glboney the present cf flclent circuit clerk was rcnomlnated and J W P9lly was nominated for representative Our thanks aro due Mr M K Humphrey for telephoning llBV GEORGE O BARNES In his palmiest days probably never aroused moro Interest and attracted larger crowds than ho hasbeen enjoying since ho commenced his meetings at the courthouse hero ays a Harrodsburtr dispatch Tho good evangelist isj reaching at Lancaster this woekITUB now Issue at postage stamp on which the Bureau of Engraving and tbo Posiotllce Department have baeo working for the past Ihrae months will be oa sale March These stamps will be radical departures from tile present form in style of design and general attractiveness and will be the bandsom set ever leaned and the most artistic In dtslgn TiiKlrsal given the Sunday school children of the Christian church In the lecture room of that church Saturday afternoon was a thoroughly enjoyable occasion Nearly all of iho eoholara were present and lull juillse was done the liberal supply of Ices and cake that bad been prppared A down or moro aollvo lady members waited on the children and made all have a good time THBRE has been and Is yet some kUklng on tbo raises made by the board of supervisors which completed Its labors last week The amount jot tbo raise Is 1232112 making tbo total assessment of Lincoln county a fraction over 16000000 or 8200000 less than It was seven years ago Greater the countylovythe raise wo stand a good show to have Ibo lovy decreased and little danger of Interference on the part of the board of equalization at Frankforl It la not our purpose to defend the board of supervisors in their work but knowing the members of It as we do wo are satisfied they did what they doomed their duty when and where they made the rale es and if they bavo committed error it beartIore representative citizens who served their county at their own loss and who wo bcllovo did the very beet they could Savo your kicking for deeper spurring CHURCH MATTERS Rev J H Harding of Bowling Green preached at Christs church Sunday morning and sight Rev J M Bruce will preach at Buckeye on the second Sunday In Fob ruary as wellns on the Saturday be tore dl9lnosIn a lecture at Chicago denounced worseoRoy O M Hueys meeting at Spring Branch church near Vove Ind re suited in 17 additions and a general awakening of the members Rev S M Rankin preached hlajlaet sermon as pastor at tho Presbyterian church Sunday night A large crowd was preeeut and listened to bis eplen did discourse Dean Leo of Christ Church Cathe dral Lexington has made arrange menu for a broil band to furnish mu eta nod accompaniment to the vested choir at his church Wonderful Nerve IIs displayed by maul a man enduring pains of accidental Cuts Wounds Bruises Burns Scalds Sore feet or still joints But theres no need for It Buck Ions Males Salvo Will kill the pain and cure the trouble Its the best salvo on earth for Tiles too 25c at all drug grate FOR SALE IIHouse and lot on Whitley Avenue Stan Jenopmilkshare will be sold very cheap If told In the next twoweeks Will rent the house If not told by that time P GRAY PUBLIC SALE I flyomileSelo the following described property on TUESDAY FEBRUARY 3 1003 One family mare In foal by jack colt 2 rearlingID shceks fodder barre of corn In crIb IlurdlagpacreIandaDthocater Terms made knows on day of sate MARY E UinSRY Nice Home For Sale I thocourtholnoMONDAY PER o 1003 ICatouaYIIcontains six rooms has good stable garden doorDouseW A TRIIIDLE Attorney FOR RENT bywmSeveranceJ n OW8LEY P P MI HANDVeterinary Surgeon Stanford Ky OlUco at JR Beaileys Livery Stable RIB Fire Tornado net nod iceentcd Stanford Office In To the IlttTlol coal dealers we tile pouple of country with lowest market will take your for coal al the your trade and your money phone U or Stock Boone Good On MainIInkaEsslInsuranGc but want tory t reas Very BOX ON 62 This Is a farm from utofflce Stanford laclory and farm la well contains The a largo dwelling house walled cellar ono an extra goo attached and Ing tobacco wagon shod smoke bouse young orchard and other small rail and In good ed with terns The len this farm a terms For Kddresi L K tucky Real coIn County Rain and dart no effect htrnru with Eureka n pas Oil It r dumpkeeps er toft and pli StJlcbtI harness not IIlooklDj peg but wears twice alougbytheuse llamas In can all iii Mad by Standard Company It 1L II j 6r Gent REDUCTION t ON All Winter Suits And Overcoats Cummins S McClary 7 OVERCOATS Over ShoesIIFelt Boots Ear MuffsLined GlovesWool Shirts The Very Thing For This Zero Weather Terms Cash H J McRobertsI MAKE A SURE SHOT By giving us your trade for 1903 We handle only such goods as we can rec ommend to our customers We will handle even better goods this year andI if possible get the p- ricesLOWERWe cant keep shop without customers and will use all legitimate means to make and keep you o- neSEVERANCE SON t JOHN BRIGHT JRCODealers in Staple and Fancy Groceries Hardware and Cutlery Stoves and Tinware Glass and Queensware all kinds of Garden and Field Seeds Lime Salt and Cement Watch Chains e Of many various de scriptions at prices to suit most every body We have a large and well se lected stock Come and see us W H MUELLER Stanford Ky c =of HAgL ft THEJNTEKIORJOURNALintend icondclait matter 1PsbUaheCLXuSv ancLFz1cL 1 PER YEAR CASH wWhen not iopstdffl3OO will bchuce4 0 KNOXVILLE DIVISION 02TrrJDColocNonb 1I45am 028 l280amow South No 23 1252 p m PARKERS HAIR BALSAM Ceasei and bramUtea hill IniujUtil gr w0 Never Fall Bcitora Orgy Hair to in xoutbrulColorcure nd tIR PromoU J W PRICEProprietor Blacksmith and Carriage Re pair Shop vEast Main Street STANFORD Does n biulness In both lines and guarantee satisfaction Your patron ago Horseshoeing We All other work In proportion A 8 PRICE I r Burgeon Dentist Stanford Ky OOcaottr UcRobert Drug Stows in tbl Owiley I Building R A JONES DENTISTStanford Ky 0fflc over HigRins AMcKlnneys Stan I Telephone V 91 THE Joseph Price Infirmary Is open alt the year for the treatment of snrglrnl and chronic diseases and for con sultation Board and nursing shall be cash In advance weekly and monthly Profes sional bills duo when services are rendered and must hr paid promptly Giboney CS Jeffries Livery Food Salo Stable Liberty Kyl PrummotV Rigs a specialty High Grade Horsea and Mules sold Feed horses receive personalattention A M BOURNE Lancaster Ky Offers bla services as uotoiso r f to the people of Lincoln County He will please both in work and price Wrlto to him TraHlbr l iCtHEALERS in Wftlsky Brandy Wines Boor Gloar5 E tG KYII MRS L S ADAMS or Clalve ton Texas Wine of Cardul Is Indeed a blmtnf to tired women Having suffered for oven years with weakness and bur Ing down pains and having tried lev era doctors and different remedies with no succeit your Wine of Cardul was the only thing which helped mend eventually me It to up the weak puts strengthen the system and correct Irregularities Dyt1redwamen Mrs Adams means nervous women who have disordered menses falling of the womb ovarian troubles or any of these aliments that women have You can cure yourself at home with this great womens remedy Vine of Cardui Wine of Canlui has cured thousands of cases which doctors have failed to benefit Why not begin to well today have 100 For stomach liver or bowel disor der Thedfords BlackDraught should bo used Joudn siting irapiona t tlllrra1UeddrHlf p- oWINEOFcARDJJJ Chi eoOl T If you need V 4 Printing of Any Kind Give this office a trial REjYJgjYJ That socalled cheap insurance is the dearest thing on earth That a dollar caved in tho pro mium may cost you a hundred in a loss That only solid cash in sight and experienced management guarantee sure That insurance in the Homo of New York can bo relied one Jesse D Woaron Stanford Exclusive Agenffor Lincoln OarrardBoylo and OMoy Counties Kentucky J+ G+ jYJCc f Y UNDERTAKERE3IBAL3IEH And Dealoar In 1TAB1TESS SADDLEBY 0 Stanford Ky J L Beazley CoJ Undertakers and- Embalmers DXALBKS FurnltureMnttlnjjsRujj8 they will Exchange Furniture for all kinds of Stork Give them a call Prices right ATANFORD KENTUCKY CBG LeXInGTOn DeffiOlRftC Es the only daily Democratic paper published in the Blue Grass region Subscription Price 5 a Year- It a especially devoted to the Interests of the Democratic party and gives all the news without teat or favor Ws P Walton Editor 5 Pror Lexington Ky IF YOU Contemplate travel North or South East or West write us for rates and printed matter WII can give all the Information you want Queen Crescent Route Is the Shortest Route to New Orleans Jacksonville Atlanta Knoxvllle Cincinnati Savannah Shreveport Birmingham and Texas points Direct line to and Porto Bico S T SWIFT P A T A Lexington W O RINERSON G P A Cincinnati J 0 CONN D P A Chattanooga NOBTHBOCSD Leave Moreland 112 p m Lrnve Junction City 452 a m II f 120 p m 600 a m SOUTHBOUND Leave Moreland 1150 p m 1127 JL m Junction Oily 1135 am 1117 a m If 805 p m LAND STOCK CROPS ETC W S Drve Jt Co sold to W B Bnr ton of Lancaster eight mules for tSOO B C BauRbtaan of the West End bought of S M Owens a mulo for 8100 John M Rankin sold to Lutber Uci dorvrood nine twoyearold mules at liODr Hush Reid sold to Johneoa Smith ot Boyle 22 1200pound cattle- atHo Miller Broadue colored sold to Dr J G Carpenter a flan milk cow for 12576 David James of Woodford told his hen p crop of 00000pounas at 85 per 112 pounds The Cynthlana Democrat notes the sales ot two big crops tit tobacco one at Oo and tho other at IHo Fon SALE 500 shocks of fodder Can rja fed on place G A Swine broad Hubble Ky3tPreston Beck ot Garrard sold to U A B Mnrksbury 60000 pounds of hemp at 15 per 100 pounds- J M Roberts told at Lancaster yes terday a bunch of long yearlings at 31o and a lot of bulls at 3o P W Ray of Lexington soil to- G L Cone of Havana two pairs ot high acting horses for 82700 Parrish Bros of Woodford sold 00000 pounds of tobacco to tbo Coal nental Tobacco Co at 7c FOR SALE25 sugar and 10 good cot ton coming two year old mules H C Baughmon Hustonvlllo KyeCzolgotz Charles Gultcau and John Wilkes Booth are names of twoyear olds that will race this season Two years experiments at tho Uni versity ot Pennsylvania have demon strated the fact It Is claimed that cattle may be made Immune from tuber culosis by vaccination E H Beazley k Co sold to Jack Sprsdlln of New York a brown mare by Penrc for 1350 She Is a highac ting harness maro and ono of the best pieces ot horse flesh over raised In Lin colnMark Hardln and Charllo Lutes bought of J W Allen seven heifers for 8145 one for 121 and two big cattle at 4e They bought of W M Cooper 18 yearlings at 120 and a bunch of 600 pound steers at 4o LANCASTER COURT A big crowd attended Lancaster court yesterday but only 75 cattle were od the market Most of them changed bands at 3c for heifers to 4o for beet yearlings and two ear olde Both the mute and horse market Were dull F T Fox agent sold to N G Keith 15 mules for E B Moore of Mercer at 8115 for N I Buster six mules at 8115 tar Fox Bright five mules at 8112 Fox Logan also sold to same party two mules for 8225 B F Sanders has purchased tho slop at Thompsons dis tillery Harrodsburg and will slop about 503 cattle at that point Advo cato The great Red Leaf 2221 the chain plan show horse of enlucky will be sold this spring at the dispersal sale of the Wlldwood Stock Farm In Mercer Red Leaf started In 13 races and won lOaf them and won 53 blue ribbons out of tho 03 times he was shown In the roadster rings at the different South ern shows Besides these honors he has taker 25 blue ribbons In tbo bar ness stallion rings PAINT LICK Mrs Rebecca Beauohamp lectured at New Hope Monday night Mrs Kayler has opened a select school roll at her home with 25 pupils on The Ladles Aid Society will meet with Mrs Jack Adorn Thursday after noon at 2 oclock Rey Lawrence bus been called to preach at Fair VieWfor this year and will preach on the first Sunday of each monthThere Is talk of a graded school at this place Paint Lick should have a good school a church and a largo hotel building Little Margaret Englemaa who has been dangerously Is able to be out again Thanks to Dr Walker for he kindness during her Illness Will Romans of Lancaster visited bis sister Mrs Jane Jennings Friday and Saturday O U Terrill went to Louisville this week to see an oculist C Shumate who has been quite sick Is able to be on our streets again Mrs A McKnlght and Miss Laura Kelly of Lexington are the guests of W M Gatney Mrs Dr Mayso ts quite sick Mrs Annie Adams bas accepted a sltlcn with Fish alt Co for this year Mrs William Gafneyjls quite sick Mrs Pattle Englemtn who has been running a boarding house at this placer tho past two years will move this week to her farm about two miles from here S H Blount of Junction City will move to the house vacated by Mrs Englemad Dont Worry This is easier said than done yet It may be of some help to consider the matter If the cause Is something over which you hare no control It is obvious that worry- Ing will not help the matter in the least On the other hand if within your cone tal you have only to act When you have a cold and fear an attack of pneumonia buy a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy and use it JudicIously and all tauso for worry as to the outcome will quickly disappear There Is no danger of pneumonia when it Is used For sale by Craig Hocker Druggists COMMON MISTAKE The teacher had been explaining to the class In etymology the meaning of the word gamy as an ending In com pounds and bad taken as Illustrations the three words polygamy II bigamy bnd monogamy Polygamy children sho explain ed Is tbo condition ot having several wives bigamy the condition of having two wives and monogamy that of bay ing only ono wife After discussing various other roots and words she reverted to those sho bad first explained and put qutsllons to test the knowledge of her pupils Now children she said when a man has many wives or u woman baa many husbands what do we call It Polygamy was tho response And what Is It when there are two wives or two husbands Bigamy Very good But If the right state of affairs exists and a man has only one wife and a woman only ono hUt bandwhat U It then Monotony Public Ledger A Gold Brick Variation And so said Reuben with every Indication of being greatly excited lithe bricks solid gold Isis Indeed it le replied the Iniquitous harkAnd yes want only 82000 for It Thats all you need pay moU 1 wasnt hard up I wouldnt oven look at lets than 15000 Ill tako U said Reuben with sup pressed excitement and ho counted out the nice crisp new bills Half an hour later as Reuben hat- Ing thrown the brisk It to a dark alley was driving rapidly home ho solilo quized Gee but Im lubky I was afeard some o the oislfors would ketch mo 1th them preen goods on me at Id jlst bought from them sharpers I reckon that gold brick man thinks he skun me Gjt ap Molllo Baltimore lmerlcanBerotoforo doctors have been con tented with their efforts to keep men Vivo but Dr Crllo of Cleveland O has discovered a fluid which ho calls adrenalln and which Injected Into veins will restore life that Is dog life and possibly human life A dog that had been killed by electricity and was dead for 15 minutes was brought to life and resumed his old tricks of chasing cats Another experiment with bis elixir of life kept a dog alive 10 hours after big bead bad been cut off The dispatch did not tell which end of the dog retained life but as It require both to make a dog the Inference U that both head and trunk kept olive and that the bark end barked while the running end ran The doctor Is walt Ing for some man to volunteer to under go the experiment of decapitation for tho benefit of science Harrodsburg Democrat Tried to goal It Its the old story of murder will out only in this coso theres no clime A wo man feels run down has backache or dy spepsia and thinks its nothing and trios to bide it until she finally breaks down Dont deceive yourself fake Electric Hitters at once It has a reputation tor curing Stomach Live and Kidney trou bles and will revivify your whole system The worst forms ol those maladies will quickly yield to tho curative power of Electric Bitters Only 50e and guaranteed by all druggists The managers of the Pails metropolitan underground railroad have deep persuad ed by lovers of dogs to consider the ques tion of providing special cart on their trains in which dogs and their owners can travel together instead of the dogs being separated from their masters or mlstrens as at present Is nsccssary 4aDomestic Troubles It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasional ly but these can be lessened by having Dr Kings Now Life Pills around Much trouble they save by their great work in Stomach send Liver troubes They not only reline you but curo 25c at all drugstores FARM FORSALEI loeaIledly half of which Is In cultivation the re mainder in niueOrass lias on It a good and other prlnJrlIandaim do to see my pllceIW OWENS Directors D II W O Goo Outer Biliousness Makes Chronic Invalids liter U torpid end tall to do Its work r the bile intern the blood u a rtrulsnt OllOnThe comes constipation btllousae sick headache fevers and maUriaTb only treatment that gltes the liter tat the nght touch and starts work in the right manner ts DA1fOHS LIVER PILLS J ANDTONia PELLETS Tbs pill touches the liter lid the tone tns J eyrDrDA25 doses for 9 days cost 25 cents and lett your ease exceedingly bad you will be well before you finish there ASample tree For gale all dealers FOR SALE DY W D MROBERTS AND AT PENNYS DRUG F p LINCOLN COUNTY NATIONAL BANK II CAPITAL STOCK SBOOOO J n Iaxton J Owslejr 8 Shanks Walker W IT Wheatb Natures ptllcu STORE un la at Successor to The Partners hack k Trust OomMuy and umtor earns tnauagcrocot continuously fer IS years We SOLICIT YOUR BANK ACCOUNT Hoping such business relations will prove mutually beneBotal First National BankStanford Kyf ICapital Stock 50000 This Institution was originally established aa the Deposit Hank of Stanford In Ills then reorganlted aa the National hank ol Stanford In IMS and again reorganised as the First National link ot Btanord In 188J having bad practically an uninter rupted existence It U better facilitiessupplied now with for transact promptly and well thin ever before In Its long and bonorable osreer Accounts of Individuals Fiduciaries and Corporations Solicited Central Kentucky Real Estate Exchange alit TITLE CO Stanford Ky No ilieulid M In 8t ifef lSTe rooaiatll rom c1 Ielgatwaea etoe tohxnbsrear tkj MhML UOod lerewaUtaW 17 IWwMta No S Seenrarrrens8Mpve fleet btsn fortl Iloeseel WrgwlinsMkpereb and Tt rawl IMo l Urn cad Mbrr d IB gwxl rrvilr Tut ln ls SfWi welt hosed N um la ulllTillou aen In roll rrtft nt la rear- sbeIshlni MMlMlr e it wrj and n cad Wiftta OOM Khaal hureh 1rlc r air Land atjtotalnf seal WrtW aad fU Tkbliataftfila No I Hsu aad M U Staalwd HMM see ales afB roost UOednaWnd1seraleaw- ell fnd Oneofprltlitbaadleflate Intows roo enough to front Ar two other wttagw or a 2 itory front could he built to the cnttag and Iruae a NaIIM home WUl be1 bep ea till owner mat hate money No 4Two starr Irian 4welllg7reome hill and veranda Igasdes twetnd betas to gnod repair KsrwUcrrent Prtr rujootW No 11101 and lot In SUnforJ Tbree room and treat rnrth Mod garden eel stable JooJ rriwlr Na7 HouuandMtlnnStsnWdlt4dorle S room flood garden teal 1 1300t SFrmof SOsenn JH mile from BUn lord on county road U sera Mltlratlw sever- In pasture 1 good orcliarda sod test In limb r Two mail cottage good bun sad OUUillJIofi well waiend and lendnf fairly good llara can be Inught at yodrprlnu owner llris In Indltnapo lla cod mull hats mone- yNoOlwelllosof U room ball cod pore necnaary outbttldlpgp aod KANn Ain large twn story tore room 2hOO feat lower route counter shelves Ste Water In and atoraroom all eutcrn and well on Maro Small lot tackofalnr One mil from BUufunl Dulldlnp In Ir and dwelling originally cost aBdatoraoTtrtt2uO Will sell both for SJM or will rent or MIl aejiarately No 230 mile of Crab Orebltd Ky thick dwelling room two tenant bouvi two barD IInd aprlng near dwelling Farm In hlfhataU ol cultlraUon 164 UrN rlrer bottom land fencing fruit etc Prig 13760 an acre No good acres land on Laneaiter street In Crab Orchard opolteSpring Ingrau no 1m prorementsexerptlargetockbern abuodane of water In town 1rlc I30UO No 15A nice cottage sod lot on Lancuter atreet Huntord 7 room good cistern etc lost II 51ooOila urn near Uuilonrllle Dwelling of tight rooms ball Teisn la etc Pee tenant houie itock barn large tobacco barn end othtr outbuildings CUtern and good well in the yard tad water In every Held on tbe place Farm cut In wren fielda and nntcIaM land No 8OA tam of 160 earn frame dwelling our rooms good elect barn and all neceaaaty out bulldlPK rood well watered tilt In flee flelda M scrra In cultivation rat In blue gnu lees than half tulle two turnpike We oDd Ibis lace for only tW per Irma No SI Houas of fire goat rooms and lour acre of ground at MU Salem Ky light on turnpike fencing ad all but ding in ra pair land adjoining this sold lot 110 xr acre WellloelllhlboulorSIOO or ex changa for property In KlanlorJor McKlnncy Ky Thla place I a atonea brew of churcbea boo ie No 53 5M acres of land In Rockcattle for Isle or exchange Itaa all news cry Improvement cell watered Ac Will be soldt a bargal NoMFarm of acres altualed near KID tllle Ky t acres In cultliatlon SJ In timlwrieal good barn and other- utbullSingstgoarepalr Dwelling cooinntlra aeW law yad of thorn churches choolpostotfce and C S depot Property Use on Dike and county road and fa the most dealnbls arm in that section Ws will sell the whole farm for R400 or In parcels of not 1p than lira to ulpurcbr This ii certainly cheap property No 63aoo or 73 acres near 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A while back, there was an expression made popular by comedian Flip Wilson: "The devil made me do it." A gentleman in Maine flipped [doh!] that around, as reported by wgme.com (Portland, Maine):
State Police say a suspect started making bizarre claims after he broke into a home in western Maine last week.
They say the suspect, a male who isn't identified, was squatting at a home in Andover while the homeowner was on vacation. A state trooper says the suspect told him that his dog and Jesus told him to break into the home because he was supposed to meet Taylor Swift there and marry her in the back yard.

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The family of the smoker, Jean Connor, had sued RJ Reynolds, alleging that it made a dangerous and defective product and that it had been negligent in giving sufficient warnings about the health risks of smoking.
The trial, which lasted five weeks, was being keenly watched by the industry and by Wall Street. There were fears that a verdict against RJ Reynolds would prompt another slide in the shares of tobacco companies, which are already contending with a constellation of legal and political challenges.
Instead, the decision by the jury will strengthen the industry's hand at a crucial time. Negotiations between the two leading cigarette makers, RJ Reynolds and Philip Morris, on a possible global settlement to end the anti-tobacco lawsuits resumed behind closed doors in Dallas yesterday.
Ms Connor died in October 1995. The jury had a chance to hear her directly, however, in a videotape made by her just before the death. The tape was partially played in the courtroom.
Ms Connor's estate had be seeking damages to compensate for her death and was also asking the jury to impose punitive damages on RJ Reynolds. The case was the first time in a Florida tobacco liability case that punitive damages had been requested.
But the tobacco companies still face multiple threats. A class action suit in Florida against the industry is due to go court in July.
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A month later-
The nerves and anxiety that accompanied Allison's wedding seemed silly and futile after the fact. She had just promised herself to her best friend and the greatest love she had ever known. There should have been no reason to fret.
After they had consummated their vows-again- Alli snuggled into Ben's shoulder running her fingers over his bare chest. She smiled mischievously.
"Okay, Doll, you're going have to let me recharge my batteries. Give me five minutes."
Alli sighed impatiently as Ben linked his fingers with hers. "Did you know that Sea Otters sleep like this."
"Hmm?" Alli murmured against his chest. She basked in the reality of the moment. Never had she been on such an emotional high before. But with Ben, she was truly complete. He always left her feeling loved, satisfied and happy. He never looked down in her because of where she came from. He made her feel as if she were his equal. He cherished everything about her and was never quiet about their love, even when she was content hanging back in the shadows. He gave her confidence and respect. Two things she had always considered a luxury. And now, she would spend her whole life with the security that his love offered.
"Sea Otters," Ben's husky voice interrupted her thoughts. "They sleep holding hands, so they don't drift away from each other."
"You are full of useless facts," she teased. In truth, his intelligence and useless facts were a complete turn on.
Allison positioned herself on top of Ben, grinding her hips seductively. She bowed her head down to his neck and began kissing and nipping and the skin there. She made her way to his collarbone and up to his ear lobe. Ben's fingers crept from her hip to the top hem of her lace panties.
Alli rolled off of him and swore, remembering their current predicament. They were in a hotel in Florida on their honeymoon, and Ben had run out of condoms, a fact that they hadn't realized until they had last made love, half an hour ago. They were too wrapped up in each other, and too far gone to stop. "Ben you have to get those condoms. I'm not having unprotected sex. Again."
"Yeah, I know, I know. You don't want kids yet. I can respect that Doll."
Allison groaned, exasperated. "Ever. I don't want kids ever. You never used to want them." She said quietly.
Ben shrugged. "I changed my mind. I know you will to." He pulled her ontop of him again.
"No, no." She sat up and distanced herself from Ben. Ben may be confident that they were financially set, with his job at his Father's Law firm, but emotionally they weren't there. Alli wasn't sure she would ever be. "I'm not letting you touch me, until you get those."
Ben pinched her inner thigh. "Resistance is futile."
Alli crossed her arms. "You know there are other things we could do, I brought a puzzle!" She bluffed.
Ben groaned. "Okay, okay I'll get those now Doll."
Ben dressed and hurried out the door, promising that he'd be back in a ten minutes, leaving Alli to envision her life with her dorky, cowboy, Sea Otter soul mate. Already her hand felt lonely without his encompassing it .


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H.R.1722 - Eat Local Foods Act112th Congress (2011-2012)
|Rep. Pingree, Chellie [D-ME-1] (Introduced 05/04/2011)
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Eat Local Foods Act - Amends the Richard B. Russell National School Lunch Act to direct the Secretary of Agriculture to provide grants to states, by the beginning of each school year (starting with the 2012-2013 school year), for use in providing school food authorities with local food credits that represent up to 10% of the total value of the commodity assistance (or cash payments in lieu thereof) that the authority would be eligible to receive for the school year.
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Well cared for home located in the highly sought after Texas Heights neighborhood. Mattawan Schools!! This fabulous home offers almost 3000 finished square feet of living area. The main floor offers a bright living room with gas fireplace over looking an active grape vineyard. Large open kitchen with convenient eating area, separate formal dining room, large office/den, convenient half bath and mud room/2nd laundry room. The upper level offers a full family bathroom, 3 bedrooms including the large master bedroom with en-suite. The finished lower level offers a theater room, recreation room and yet another Bathroom with heated floors, 2nd laundry room also with heated floors. Outside the new owners will enjoy the private cul-de-sac location overlooking
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