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Journalcn E C WALTON

EDITOR WALTON of the INTERIOR

JOURNAL commenting on the improv

fments suggested by the Journal lorFrankfort says The list should In

r elude the removal of the many hills thltsurround the capital and whiJh haecaused the little city to be known as thehole in the ground almost as well as

it is by4he name given it by its founera thIs certainly is a well develop-

ed case of the pot calling the kettleI

black True Stanford is not environ-

ed by hills as grand and majestic asr those which surround the capital but It-

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is aja securely hid among them Starford Is a good little town with some oC

f the best people on earth but it has nev

er been accused of being a pretty omIt is built along a creek and in such astraggling manner that Emmett Logan

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T who was then on the Courier Journal

wrote that the town seemed to hay

1floated down the stream after the looin any old place along the

banks One of the chief beauties ofFrankfort Is its eternal hills which

r when seen frory the new Capitol wil

strike the heholder with awe and rapture at their grandeur Come dowifrom Halls Gap some day young man

il and we will show you something notdreamed of in your philosophy Frank-

fort Journal We have never claimerli that Stanford is a pretty place but we I

do contend that it is a more sightlytown than Frankfort which seems tohave been laid off by a blind manor onewho couldnt see straight The mairthoroughfare is so crooked that one al-

t most meets himself on some parts of itwhile the buildings on either side aroselow that they impress one as being theabode of liliputians The penitentiaryand feeble minded institute con tltuteIth major part of Frankfort andbrother is proud of these institutions he I

is more than welcome to keep them at

> Thisadopted home The invitation tosee the eights of Frankfort will be ac

1 cepted but we shall prepare ourself go-ing over for any kind of disappointmentthat may come

THE INTERIOR JOURNAL is of theopinion that we give our personals toomuch prominence Not at all All thepeople mentioned in the News are so

important that they are entitled to themost conspicuous place in the paperIn a country paper the personal column

js the first department read why should

9L t it not be given a prominent position 7

Adair News Just as yen say BreHarris We think however thas whilea good personaUcolumn is worth some

thing to any paper it is hardly worthythe most valuable space and position a

newspaper can give Women and child-

renr enjoy reading personals but menwant something a stronger

ITmbig bank at Milwaukee is get ¬

Sting very particular since it let itspresident rob it of several millionsThe directors have ordered that allemployes shall be measured by theliertillon system and photographed sothat they may be found when wantedThe foolish performance of locking thestable door after the horse has been

r stolen continues to bear dally demon-

stration¬

in nearly every walk of life===== t

JUSTICE HARLAN denies that he willj I retire from the supreme bench to de

Vote the remainder of his life to rais >

ing funds for a Presbyterian Cathedralin Washington Of Course he will notresign his high office Who ever heardofa republican giving up af good thingunless he was compelled t01

AN Omaha paper quotes PresidentRoosevelt as making another emphatic

j statement that he will not be a candi ¬

date for reelection Four years is along time and Teddy may

4 change his mind several times before° presidential year rolls roundngalnI

Here and There

Isaiah Monroe of Madison Indvcounty land appraiser was found deadin his buggy near his home-

r GQv Beckham has appointed John ENewman to be police judge of Bardstown to succeed the late Charles EStuart

rGov Beckham has refused to inter¬

fere the case of George B Warnerwho killed Pulaski Leeds in LouisvilleWarner will hang next Friday

Near Harrisburg Pa a passengertrain crashed into a freight loaded

+ with dynamite Fifty or more peoplewere killed and over 100 injured by theexplosionThe

Council of Kentucky Im ¬

proved Order of Red Men at its sittingin Frankfort decided to establish

a widows and orphans home for thefamilies of deceased members of the or¬

derThe money sent by former citizens of

AustriaHungary who have emigrated

to the United States to their relativesat home will amount to between 10

000000 and 45000000 during the year

I 1901The North and Northeast Lancashire

cotton spinners have agreed that an ad ¬

vance of 5 per cent in wages be paid

to weavers winders and warpers in

July next No fewer Than 300000

i people are affected by the decision

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KNGSVILLE

A hetfdon collision occurred here Ion

day morning The breaking of a pis-

ton rod on one of the engines was thbonly damage done t

Mr W R Campbell has returned toLexington for a few days He will In

a few weeks move his family herefor the summer Clyde Campbell oC

Lexington is one of the popular hone

ers at the Walter HotelMr Everett Chevolette and Miss Lu-

ella Hasty were married by Rev Carnon Tuesday evening Both are popu-

lar and are receiving congratulationsfrom their many friends Anotherwedding will soon take place in ourcommunity and yet another so DameRumor says

While In Maysville which was ourcorrespondents home the first 10 yearof her life we went over to Aberdeen

0 the once famous Gretna Green andsaw the house where the late SquirBeazley used to live We also had thepleasure of a trip to Cincinnati overthC 0 and while in the city of seeingSherlock Holmes at Walnut Street theatre

Thursday evening May 11 little Ju-

lia Anna Creighton celebrated herfourth birthday by entertaining at thhome of her grand parents Mr andMrs J L Johnson a number of berlittle friends at lunch There was music for the occasion both on piano andguitar and no pains were spared tomake the occasion a happy one forthdear little tots

The I Js Kingsville correspondentpro tem Mr Charles B Wells seemto have grown weary in well doing hndhas asked us to come to the rescue andso having returned from a most delightful visit to relatives and friends atLexington Maysville and Nicholasville we cheerfully resume our correspondence to the cheapest and bestmeantime thanking Mr Wells for hIsgood services during our prolonged absence

A splendid Sunday school has beer-

organized at the Christian church We

are in hopes the church will soon b <

RINoelpointment at Pleasant Point Baptistchurch Sunday Rev Cannon filled hisregular appointment at the Methodistchurch Sunday morning and eveningOn next Sunday morning and eveningRev Boston will preach at the above

churchThefire in our town recently was a

matter of much regret The loss to JL J hnson was considerable and the

perishing in the flames of old Bess hU

family horse for so many years was a

ma tier of great grief to Mr Johnsonand family The Presbyterian churchwas quite a loss It was one of the old

fashioned but well built houses of thissection Though the fire occurred in

the dead of night a crowd of several

hundred we are told was was on handdoing everything possible to prevent thefire from spreading to ThompsonEvans mill directly opposite TheSouth Fork fire department or theHelper Crew got a leave pf absencefrom the dispatcher and made a quickrun to the scene of the fire They didsplerfdid service and the citizens ofKingsville feel grateful to them fortheir assistance Thompson Evanswill shortly move their planing mill

town near the canning factory and willjreatly enlarge their mill

Mrs Charles Evans and children arevisiting friends and relatives at Nichdasville Mr Evans sister Mrs Col

lessure df Nicholasville Is his guestW S Burch of Stanford was hereSaturday called by his numerous cli-

ents Mr Thomas a popular travel-

ing salesman of Somerset was hereast week Mr and Mrs Wni Carey

ind son Clarence of Lebanon Junc-

tion are with relatives here Mrs Em-

ma Chevolette and daughter Mrs Syl ¬

vester Privitt were guests of Mrs Ma ¬

ry Maxie at Latonla for several daysMisses Dora RIgney and Sallie Wallsare with friends at McKinney MissDora Gooch of McKinney Is visiting

here Will McCarty Jr is visiting atLexington and Ludlow Misses Ottieaulkner and Teresa Dunn accpmpanled by Messrs Manfred Chevolctto andClarence B Wells spent Sunday atCrab Orchard

SnYderoa thriving town of 2

500 persons situated in the heart of theKiowa farming country which washrown open to white settlement in

tOOl was practically wiped out of ex-

istence by a tornado Over 100 peopleweri killed and as many more danger-

ously woundedS S

The cases of Alex and Elberf Hargisarid Sheriff Ed Callahan of Breathittounty charged with complicity in themurder of James Cockrill were calledat Lexington and passed till next Tues

ayTheMotor Union of Great Britain

and Ireland the largest organization ofmotorists in the world has 7500 mem-

bers <

Scotland is connected with Ireland bya submerged ank at a depth of 500

ithomsFirethe business section of Gren-

ada Miss destroying property worth60000Eight fine coach horseS were destro-

ys In afire at N hv1tTenn tCyhthlana will builds 40000 public

school building

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MATRIMONIALIThe wedding of Mr J W Htitchc

son cashier of tho Bank of Brodheadto Miss Mary Louise McAfee was oneof the swellest seen in Mercer countyfor a long time

Dr and Mrs L B Cook announcethe engagement of their daughterMiss Anna to Mr John Henry ShanksThe wedding which will be an elegantbut quiet one will occur at the homeon June 14th Miss Cook is one of Stan ¬

fords prettiest and most popular youngwomen and is as bright as she Is at ¬

tractive Mr Shanks Is a fine youngman steady and industrious and willwe believe prove worthy of the jew¬

el he will soon call his own

Best for Women and ChildrenOn account of its mild action and

pleasant taste Ortno Laxative FruitSyrup Is especially recommended forwomen and children It does not naus ¬

rate or gripe like pills and ordinarycathartics Orlno Laxative Fruit Svrup aids digestion and stimulates tholiver and bowels without Irritatingthem Itemember the nome Orlno andrefuse substitutes G L Penny

Refusal of hay anffeed drivers toobey the boycott orders has caused thefirst break in the ranks of strikers atChicagoAtLlncoln

Neb Peter Katheiscr amillwright whose love had been re¬

jected killed Miss Grace Townsley and

himselfMcKinney

Woolen Mills

McKinnoy Kentucky

Mnnufarturrnof J nnIIII yH Klaniu1llunkrtsnixl H ml im your wool WV

Luke wool in OIIIInlor work nllowlnithe tnnrkct iirtiH Siiiurnctlim iiunrnntMtlellll or write for prlr s nml liitorumtlon

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THE LIVER QUARANTINE

TAKINO HIS MEALS OCT

Quarried eating has ruined many n mansstomach The digestion tlcstroying pro-cess is gradual often unnoticed at firstBut it a short time until the liverbalks the digestive organs give way 8JII1

almot countless ills assail the man wireendeavors to economize time at the ex-

pense of his healthqA torpid liver causes a quarantine of theentire system Itgerms anti poisons and affords themfull play inviting SOme serious illnessqln families where August Pluweris useda sluggish liver constipation arc un>

known so are all aswell as indigestion dyspepsia heartburnheadaches and kidney and nffections No welUregulated loudly shouldlJC without standard rcml tQTwo sizes 350 and 750 All druggist

For Sale at Pennys Drug Store j

TEMPLE HILL STOCK FflRM-

Uasefia Plats City Limits

Harrodsburg 9 Kentucky

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unlelwtt rthan tI lIlanyltonshow honeat Kentucky itiui Itiiillnir sire of iiIgh classroiiil linrnex nod triini tlit to Intuit n lavingcolt and u good oiu lit or f IbO tin sca-

nMI chum It It tothf Ifntliitiivit of disown

rs or iiuitviuit Mtrcvr nod iiiljoliilnn cutupties to lirriil to JtIIurhl lIIII lit linot for MI l s I IXpfit to khllll rid lirtntl

hrll1l1ll1rIIInt hlKli liriciti no innttcr to vlioin they Inlang Slid IhfaUkf has cal ta Lure a riiutittlon nod IIIIVD wild for higher prlro sundN

t thow of any utiillloii In Mrrrtror nllulorog countlcs tin ItvcniiM Ids cultshove token inon1 iiriinliiiim thiin tho ff ofany ttallloii In Mercer or coontlcsj 4th ltcoiiui H hi lima ls tlcr n cord anII rate hors having won Id out or 13 racesunit u Iwttcr record us a show hors > havingwon as out of Rl shots thiin liny Ktiilllnn InMirccr or ii l oiningcountits nth llcratiwItnil Iiiflu tin only hors ilred by n horsewith a rfconl of Slt U K Clayi who haisired N coltN with ridirdu letter tliiin tIIIII nil with a dim I fanny Hart i unit every coltthe hurl took n utandard record nod wan nwinter iiixl whew grand dint toprino wastale urcatiiit broad nitre In the world nav1Clnylltdwhose dinlII Mire I Hfd Wllkem old for tlim for a luilf IntenKtnnd who hlnmilf eltedUlif sold at three yeum old for iljHI null at1IollrIndmallInthreiof Hid IxiifucoltK were over tmlnodfor speed iud they all took rcrorui I 7th HutMlle of Kod IenlVioltf wan vcr marl nndlumtlii tnl In 11 or I rites wlnnliiK first InOIK n nil MOOIld 111 nil the otherH ill xllOHllliy the Year hook nod showed dales In 2ilSand would lows IKVIIU s nsntlminlhoro hadho lived nth Iti l Ulif linn Hired morn lilithcla i lilgliprlciil tiiiiu tlmn any ktalllonIn Kentucky In the uut two yeiirn till Ienri show wvinil offer of over twoifor npair I now have None of Chow sold liveyears old and most of them under threeyears old

I Buy If you wnnt n trotter Itrd JsnfUljred to net them an his tire U on of theKrontent NirNof extreme NNlr1 nnd lilt ilnmu uront producer nod tlie hy one of theworlds grpntcst tares of njHird died VllkeginndbisslrebIii 11tlhe Kreiit i t liriMMl martIn tho world If you want II show hor e hehut proven he cnn Kt them of the hlpliei tqualltya throeyearold mare hy him howInK the circuit In rouulnr nnJsytxqtnk smwl whining 21 out of Ml shown

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Ultraone we think better any other In patents

or soles or Military Heelsin or 250

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Cheaper grades and200 Canvas Oxfords in

Childrens and Ladies sizesSANDALS just

for children when leaving offtheir Shoes All sizes from toto

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SALE I

McKINNEY ROLLER MILLS

I offer for sale my mill and ictldcnec InMcKlnner Ky Mill his flour capacIty ofSO barrel and meal 1 < 0 bushels llerUI11U well equipped with modern machln >

err In Rood repair IU storage capacity ofSOflO bushel of wheat alto large corn binsand cribs Wagon eales operated fromoffice coal bins and lee house All underrout Never falling water In mill lot MillIs within 100 feet of Cincinnati Southern ItH track nod has prlvnte tiding The loea >

tlon is Rood fur the reatoni Ic-

Kluney U nearest market to many of thelargest wheat and corn growers In Lincolncounty large territory furnishing customgrinding The teed and coal bu +lnet inconnection with mill pay veil No troubleto market nil products frou mill K + lUeny Is a twostory mx room frame withcistern on back porch Milk house at buck

nowOn no

count of mf falling eyesight healthgenerally tny t hy Ulans have advUed meto quit the milling OOlot s For furtherparticular call on or addrr Dr Edw Alcorn lluitonvllle Ky or W II McKinney

KyJ JIcKINNEV McKlnoey Ky

All thetime you

standthinking

it over

I your feet arc urging you to giveI

themThat

still small voice Isnot con ¬

science Its r t feetYour feet would look smaller shoeswouldnt twist out of shape andbulge at the sides heels wouldncallous nor stockings gef holes fromthe heel slipping up and down for

VRF1T draws the

snugly all the ankleand adds style comfort anddurability

Dont think URFIT too goodfor your feet they are the bestfeet youll ever have and Manss

Urflt Shoes are the best shoesthat were ever built I

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LOW SHOESdoctor will tell you to your

Warm and Cool butrI

the has come you will wantrto keep your Feet and youbetter do it by using a pair of our 11

Shoes The is our best Iand than

tanswithielt turn French andtBrockpbrts patent tan

100 150White

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Cant BeTouchedfor painting hotiscg Tho reasons plain Mastle-

Is the purest thcrvforo the most durable and wonoraleal Thuro Is a whole string of other fellows claim ¬

ing Just ns good as Mastic but they dont prove itJIaybo they cant Tho analysis of Mastic U pubIlabod Its nitido of pure loud zinc null linseed

oiltho most durable kind of pulutnulll18 purityx

Is therotoro umiuostioueilAs purity menus durability the splendid wear

ing quftlilius of Mastic have given it tine title ofThe hired Thus Za ts and this Utlo li backed

up by our absolute guarantee Masllo is made by

PEASLEB GAULBERT CO IncLOUISVILLE KENTUCKY

and wo heartily recommend it to your trade-

iFOR SALE BY

PENNY DRUG STORE tIKYSPECIAL SALE FOR

County Court Day Weekireginnhig on Monday next ve will begin u tale that will etartlo the na ¬

tives in prices and values Wo have too many goods and must unload thellll Iand prides will ho no consideration They must go it it ia nccjjssary tothem away Look nt these prices

Mens Dlaek Worsted milt Cheviot

Out Coats OS-

cMens Sunday and Working Pantsat 18c

Childrens Ciieimcro Suits nt 75o

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Childrens 1ants lflc up-

I liens and Boys UntIl 15c tIpBoys Caps Uo up

liens nnd ItoysJ Shoes 98c up

Lhiiies and hisses Shoes nt Tic up

hens Sunday Shirts with or with ¬

out collars 24c-

Snspenderst for Boys nnd MOil atI5o up I

Heavy Brown Cotton 4ieIJII I

Calicoes IJcIIIILadies and Misccs Skirts upNice Childrens I3c 1 l

MOJIS Socks fioUIILadies and Misers Corsets laic iiiBaby Shoes different colors lane

upI ot of Neckties at your own priceGarden Seed nil kind two pack ¬

ages for 5cHlnck and White Thread 200

yards two spools for Oc

Ladies Hells 9c up7 JJLead Pencils 5c dozen

S Goldstein Prop i

STANFORD KENTUCKYn

Cook Stoveis

One No 7 4 Cap Cook StoveFor Coal or Wood at 8 < This 6

is less than costI 5 H ALDRIDGE

Phone 116 Depot St Stanford Ky tr

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