I THE INTERIOR JOURNALnu

IVOL XXXIV STANFORD KY TUESDAY APRIL 24 1906 NO 16

Congressional Aspirant Speaks atthe East End Capital

CUAH ORCHARD April 2llion J I

Hamilton spoke hero this evening at-

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by his lovely and accomplishedwife By request I presented him totho audience and ho acquitted himself

I well and won many friends who dill notknow him before I believe he has thobest showing now Since the gallantold Joe Blackburn has been retired totho coolmg ground of private life Kentucky and the South must have an carpuller and a nose tweaker Hamiltonor Bobbitt would do well for that Per ¬

haps there arc other aplrantit who wouddo as well At all events We olTcr our

serviceI speak in Rowland at the schoolhouse Wednesday night April 25 Sub ¬

ject of discourse object of speakingfind tho length of speech made knownon day of sale

FONTAINB FoX BOIIIIITT

The OriginalIoloy iV Co Chicago originated

Honey anti Tar as a throat and lungremedy and on mvoiint of tho grunt

I merit and popularity of Foleys Honey1 and Tar many Imitations are utteredll for tho genuine These worthless

t imitations have similar soundingnames Ilowiiro of them Thegenuine Fules Honey und Tar Is In

u yellow package Ask font and re ¬

fuse nny substitute It Is tho lestremedy for coughs and colds I Vnn > sDrug Store

The first man to be sentenced In con-S

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nection with the South Dakota landfraudcases on which indictments wererecently returned by tho Federal grandjury In session at Sioux Falls is CarlPiUn n prominent stockman who wassentenced to imprisonment in the coun ¬

ty jail for ono year was fined 1

000 sCORNS CuiiKDCorn Exit will posh

tivcly remove corns In four days Thetreatment is simple and pleasant andwo absolutely guarantee to refund tho

customerhwith entire satisfaction A bottle ofthis great preparation only costs 1C

cents and nothing if a perfect euro isnot speedily effected G L Pennydruggist Stanford Ky

HAVB YOUItcults eastraUd byT F Gross CrabOrchard Ky thowell known castrator of horsesand horse doctor

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HIGHLANDIBorn togirl

Everybody is busy puttingout gardenstuff and some are planting corn

There seems to bo a considerable stiramong the teachers of the county try¬

ing to secure schools for the FallForest I1rQ did a great deal of dam ¬

age In various places lust week burnIng up a lot of rails for different pcoplo 1

Rev P II Ebright preached at theMethodist church Sunday At the nightservice there was considerable disturb¬

ante by boys running In and out of thehouse We hope it will not be repeat ¬

edMrs Serena Cook has joined her hus ¬

band at Somerset plisses Dora andLena Rogers are visiting at BurnsidcMrs Mary B Lench of LexingtonMrs Mattic Roup of Pittsburg andW JI Grabcal of Somerset wore atUna Graybealfl last week to see his lit-

tle son Calvin who is somewhat im ¬

proved AG Faulkner is now on dutyut Traylors distillery Mrs RosabelNewsom who has been living In Ohiothe past year Is with her brother FA Rogers II F Horton is at work in

Louisville Walter Baugh is at homefrom Somerset-

A letter received by the writer fromhis sister Mrs M J Baker of Kenosaw Neb tells of the death of C IIlinker from that dreaded disease con ¬

sumption on April 10th This makesthe seventh death In that family fromthe same cause in Uie last five yearsMr Baker was born in Ohio and cameto this State when a boy with his fath-er

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who was n hatter by trade He wasmarried to Miss Bcttio Baugh dough ¬

ter of Isaac Baugh and to them wereborn several children all of whom aredead now except tho two younger sonsMadison and Ula who live at KenesawNeb Mr B was a member of theMethodist church and served that de-nomination at this place for a numberof years as a faithful superintendentand was always present except whendetained by sickness lids remains wereburied near Shiloh church Adams coun¬

ty Neb

CRAB ORCHARD

Col Guest has joined his wife in Lou ¬

isvilleTho young people gave a delightful

impromptu dance at the Springs Hotel

WednesdaeveningMPhiladelphia the

great Irish orator will bo here May 4thto lecture on the Suppression of thoLiquor Traffic

Miss Georgia King who attendsschool at Lexington spent Easter withher mother Mrs Kiltie King MissPittman of Parksvllle is visiting hercousin Miss B Higgins

Mrs Charles Speiglo of ShclbyvillcIndanll Mrs M Livingston of Chica ¬

go Ill who were with their motherMrs Dooros nt her death have re ¬

turned to their homes Mrs J WGuest is visiting her daughter MrsDoyle in Louisville Mrs Luther CSmith and little son are visiting friendshere

Annie Yass a celebrated race marcowned by Col James W Guest diedFriday liar colt died at tho sametime Mr J I Hamilton of Lancas ¬

ter candidate for Congress spoke to alargo crowd at tho court house Satur ¬

day afternoon Col J P Chandlercamo in to hear tho opening campaignspeech

Rheumatism Makes Life Mis ¬

erableA happy homo Is tho most valuable

possession that Is within tho roach ofmankind but you cannot enjoy itscomforts if you urn suffering fromrheumatism You throw asidebusiness cares when you enter yourhomo and you can be relieved fromthose rheumatic pains also by apply-Ing

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Chqinberlnlnd Pain Uahn Oneapplication will give you relief andIts continued uso for a short timo witbring about a permanent cure ForHalo by Dr W N Craig tho populardruggist Stanford

At the Austrian court perishable areticles never appear twice on the im ¬

perial table Thus there are large per-quisites for the various attendantsone man falls all tho uncorked bottlesto another the wino left in the glassesto another tho joints and to anothertho game or the sweets

Cured rrhagosotheLungsjSeveral years since my lungs woreso badly affected that I had manyhemorrhages writes A M Ako ofWood Ind 11 took treatment withseveral physicians wlthoutany benefitI then started to take Foloy s Honeyand Tar and my lungs are now assound as a bullet I recommend it Inadvanced stages of lung troubleFoloy s Honoy and Tar stops thocough and heals tho lungs rind pre ¬

vents serious results from scold Rofuso substitutes Pennys Drug Store

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NOTFtSI Now Yorkframe flat building four persons wereburned to death

Eight Filipinos were killed and threeAmerican soldiers wounded in a skir¬

mish on tho Island of SamarWilliam Becker a wealthy resident

of Milwaukee committed suicide at Mo-

bile¬

Ala because of ill healthFire destroyed the acid department

of tho Homo Mixture Guano Companyat Columbus Ga causing a loss of

100000Murrayis now pretty well supplied

with papers It has the Ledger theTimes tho Neighborhood News and theDally Free Press

William Davidson aged G3 wasstricken with heart disease while climb ¬

ing a stairway In Lexington and expir-ed in n few minutes

Two Big Four trainmen were drown ¬

ed when n freight train plunged froma steel bridge in Cleaves 0 into theMiami river a distance of 25 feet

Three men were killed and five mor ¬

tally and 1C seriously injured as the re ¬

suit of a gunnery accident on board thoFrench cadet training ship Couronneat

ToulonOneu crowd of white boys armed

with clubs and stones killed JohnMoore a Negro 1C years of age inKansas City The white boys escapedand are not known

Tune union depot at Flomaton Alawas destroyed by fire Saturday EdTucker was standing near one of thechimneys after the fire when it fellkilling him instantly

The Franklin grand jury after sevoral weeks Investigation finds no evi¬

dence to substantiate tho charges ofbribery and corruption in the effort todefeat the rectifiers tax bill

The rumors which reached New Yorkof the eruption of the volcano on theisland of Krakatoa in the Strait ofSunday and of earth shocks in Java

to have been unfounded-A man from New Mexico has com-

plained to Federal authorities in Chi ¬

cage that he was defrauded out of 10

000 by John A Dowie A postoffkcinspector is investigating the charge

The boys dormitory of the Brothersof the Poor of St Francis Seraphs Protectory a Catholic institution near Cin ¬

cinnati was destroyed by fire One ofthe monks dropped dead during the ex ¬

citementEnglish insurance companies will lose

most heavily on the fire loss in SanFrancisco the heaviest risks being car-ried

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by the foreign companies It is es ¬

timated that 93 companies carried risksin that city

A Times special from Blucfields WVa says John Wilson was killed andfour other men were fatally injured bya premature explosion of dynamite atbase Itaive on tho Pocahontas railroadnow under construction-

In an IS inning game at WichitaKansas u pitcher fanned 30 opposingbatsmen This beats all worldsrecords for pitching feats At this raten twirlor could have pitched n 10inninggame with only a catcher to assist himpreventing him from seeing first base

A maternity hospital has been establishcd at tho University of Cali ¬

fornia where tho unfortunate victimsof tho San Francisco fire who arc aboutto become mothers are being cared forIn one night three mothers deliveredbabies nnd all tho infants lire livingOne child was born in a public square

Human oodhinrksA talc of horror was told by marks

of human blood in the home of J WWilliams a well known merchant ofline Ky Ho writes Twenty yearsago I hnd severe hemorrhages of thollingH and was near death when I bogan taking lr Kings New DiscoverIt completely cured mo and I have re ¬

mained well over since It curesHemorrhage Chronic Coughs SettledColds and Bronchitis and is the onlyknown lure for Weak Lungs Kvorybottle guaranteed by Pennys Drug-

Store Stanford Lyne Pros CraliOrchard riot and 81 Trial bottlelCeIJudge Wright in the ircuit atChicago decided that John AlexanderDow ic could not the pulpit inZion City Tabernacle Sunday as he had

do The court after hear¬

ing arguments from both sides heldthat Overseer Vollva could use the tab ¬

ernacle on the 22nd and Dowie Ion eachalternate day-

Suffered for Five Years withV

Kidney and liver TroubleI suffered for tire years with kid ¬

fey and liver trouble which causedsevere pains across tho back and ablinding headache I had dyspepsiaand was so constipated that I couldnot move my bowels without a cathar ¬

tic 1 was cured by ChamberlainsStomach and Liver Tablets and havebeen well now for six months saysMr Arthur S Strickland of Chattanooga Tenn For solo by Dr W NCraig tho popular druggist Stan-ford

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HUSTONVILLE

Richard Downey sold to Tom Gann a15hand Gallon gelding for 140

C W Adams and Ed Sweeney caughta line string of bass in Green river Fri¬

dayThecold wave Sunday night caused

ice to form in some places but the fruitwas not damaged on account of the dry

weatherFSims of Olympian Springs is

building cottages preparatory to theaccommodation of a much larger crowdthan at any previous season

Tho first ball game of tho season wasplayed here Saturday between our boysand the K S D Danville resulting inin a scorb of 13 to 6 in favor of the for¬

merAnumerously uigned petition for a

rural route from Ellisburg has beenforwarded to the fourth assistant postmaster general and endorsed by Con ¬

grossman EdwardsHemp is all broken in this section

The yield was large and prices satisfac ¬

tory Steve Drye coloredchallengesanybody to a hemp breaking contestHo has been breaking 400 pounds perdayBy

request the Chas Wheeler Em ¬

porium will repeat the millinery open ¬

ing at Mt Salem next Saturday April28 The ladies and others Interested inthis line arc cordially invited to be

presentD Allen shipped his usual twocars of hogs and a car of 67poundSpring lambs to Cincinnati last weekHe paid 41 to Cc for hogs and file forthe lambs and wants three more carsthis week

The prospect for a bountiful wheatharvest in the West End was never-more flattering than at present Theacreage is larger than usual and inmany fields it is jointing which meansnn early harvest

Beginning the fifth Sunday in Maythere will be services in tho Presbyte ¬

rian church each Sabbath during thesummer Subject next Sunday morn ¬

ing What Hast Thou in the Home 7

Evening One whom Jesus LovedMiss Francis Cooper of Stanford was

visiting relatives here Miss LouiseSims of Danville was the guest ofMiss Rose Saudidge The Misses Lutesof Stanford were visitors at Miss LulaBests Miss Jennie Lynn of Stan-ford

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is with Mrs John G LynnArthur Richards of the Mt Salem

section died and was buried at McKinney cemetery Saturday Ho leaves awife and three small children to monrnthe loss of a devoted husband and ten ¬

der father Mr Richards was a victimof tuberculosis from which he had longbeen a sufferer

Anyone having friends living outsidethe State whom they would like to haveinvited to visit Kentucky during home-coming week tinder auspices of theLoumillo Commercial Club will confera favor by sending names hnd address ¬

es to tho secretary of tho HustonvilleCommercial Club The railroads willgive reduced rates for a round trip tick ¬

et good for SO daysMiss Mollie Walden has returned from

an extended visit to relatives in Waynecounty Mrs II C Dryo attended thefuneral of James Green at Harrodsburg Mr nnd Mrs Robert Childcrsof Williamstown arc guests of MrsKatherine Blain and family Mr Chitdent who is circuit cierk of Grantcounty married the handsome daugh-ter

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of Capt Clay Blain of Grant coun-

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on the 18th at the Scclbach HotelLouisville and returning from a shorttour stopped over here for a few layj

The officers of the new bank met Sat¬

urday and bought a lot Of George DWeathcrford adjoining the hotel on theWest side and will erect a twostorybrick building 25x50 feet Bids for thework must all bo in by May 3 and thesucccfsful bidder must have tho build ¬

ing ready for occupancy before July 1

Tho board decided to change the nameto The Peoples Bank and incorpor ¬

ate with 25000 capital stock all ofwhich was subscribed Several partieswere disappointed because their appli ¬

cations for stock came too late

Stomach and Liver TroubleCured

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup curesstomach and liver trouble us it aidsdigestion and stimulates tho 1111 andbowels without Irritating these organslike pills and ordinary catharticsIt cures Indigestion and sick head-

ache

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and chronic constipation OrinoLaxative Fruit Syrup does notnauseate or gripe and is mild andpleasant to take Refuse substitutesPennys Drug Store

Cousin Abner offended papa terriblywhile ho was here said the fluffy girl

Oh indeed How inquired tho

girlYouknow papa is so proud of our

familytree and has it handsomelyframed on the library wall Well Cous ¬

in Abner studied it all one afternoonunder the Impressionthat it was a rail ¬

way mapJudge

Musical MerchandiseViolins Mandolins Guitars BanjosClarionets Flutes Picalos Fifes Accordeons Concerlinas Harps Harmonophones Music Boxes TalkingMachines Edison Victor ColumbiaUptoDate Records

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A full line of all above carried also stringsand supplies for all Instruments Italianviolin strings a specialty

Mr J Be Finley 4

Formerly of Rudolph Wurlitzer Co now with

HUGH MURRAY r

The Jeweler Danville Kentucky

Iflght Goods and Right

Prices

Corn Planters Disc Yarrows Dray Harrows WalkingCultivators Something entirely new in a Riding CultivatorDont buy until you see it

W H HIGGINSi

Special Prices on Buggies nUll Buggy iiarnc +

CASH HOUSESTANFORD KENTUCKY

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fI ATICAt 31250 to insure a lining colt Out of a sister to Fire Clay 230colt Trotter Foaled 1SH3 Ilred by Lister Witherspoou VersaillesStandard

Electioneer 125 Uamlltonhm 10iArlon 18000 Sire of Anton Green Mountain

Itccord 20il 2071 Sunol Maid dam of 9sire of Nico 20S Palo Alto in 230

i 2uSr Lorna 2 20Sfl5iothers000Illflj Elisioni 217 Nanita 2071 Oro Finol 2l7CuptIIair 218 eto Harry Clay iCT-

t 210 0 others Shawmut 004 j Record 22J1 and dam of Su Record 22Uslr Heroine

die Mac I 211 of 0 and dams by IIambletonianawinner of llKU of 4 standardJ Ky Jetcel1esj Guylor 100

lJenrletta lurlul Emma ArteburnSister of Firo Dam of Fire by MamhrinoClay 2iO Clay 230 grand Putchen 68

dam of menetta 200-

OWNKUS STATEMENT Atlc comes from ono of the stoutest families in thetrotting register one that gave the trotting turf that sensational race mareHarrictta 209 the Transylvania winner of 189X This colt is a good oneand must bo seen to bo appreciated

Our young stallion I ALMONT WILHES will be allowed toserve a limited number of approved mares at 81250 This Scanty Is by Gambetta Wilkes damn Annie n tluxlam of three with records better than 220 a

Will also stand the splendid jack BEN BRIGHT at JS to insure aliving colt He Is 4yuarsolil 181 hands largo bone and great style

McGARTV1CO Stanford Ky

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WHEN BABY FIRST BEGINS TO SNEEZE GIVE

Craigs Heroin CompoundIT CURES THAT HOARSE AND CROUPY WHEEZE

AND STOPS niAT RATTLING SOUND

20o Gee AND ttl0O SIZES AT

CRAIGS DRUG STORE

The Place vo BUY

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Garden and Field Seeds GardenTools Plow Gear Poultry Netting

v Screen Wire Cloth Screen DoorsHardware Cuttlery Staple andFancy Groceries Fruits catbottom prices

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George D Hopper Stanford Ky

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