Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 3

MR. The Interior Journal. Btankoiid, 0(T. 100O SfECtAt. Joan o( Are 10-crnt clfjnr we will sell on Saturdays nml Sundaya only cents straight.

Penny's Drug Store. PERSONALS. Miih. Suian H.umiH continues ill. Miih.

SU8AN II. Ykaohii is improving. Mns. II. 0.

Joniw continues qulto III. MIH6 Jhnnik IVlTIJW has typhoid fever. Mil. J. It.

lAIinia. of Danville, miih hcru thin week. Miss Minnib Woods is with friend nt Lexington. Horn, to thu wife of John II. Meier, nt Danvlllo a son.

ItEV. W. II. Hoitek, of I-oulsville, is with the homefolks. Mrs.

Hkttik McKinney went to Louisville WcJnesday. Mits. J. T. LiviNOSTON is with Mrs Jennie Wolf nt Danville.

Mil. and Mns. J. C. UaILKV, of Crab Orchard, were down yesterday.

John Owslky Kntt hns iono to Martinsville, for rheumatism. W. IIRAMI.KTT, of Carlisle, spent few dnja with Senator It. Hubblo. Mil and Mrs.

Will Skvhrantk spent several ilay down In Shelby coun- ty. J. HoCKEU attended tho Stnto Hankers' convention in toulsvillo this week. W. M.

IlRiailT was in Louisville Wednesday nnd yesterday at the Hank era' Convention. J. W. ACKY is now knight of tho crip. Ho is traveling for Cincinnati soft drink house.

Mr. (5. H. SAUKLr.r, of Stanford, was in this city Saturday on legal business. Frankfort News.

Miss Katiieuine Hiionaugii, of Lexington, cjivtit several dns with Mrs. James F. Holdnm. Mrs. Ernest Warren, who has been with her parents hero, returned to Mid dicsboro yesterday.

Mrs. William Goome and daughter, Mis's Dollio (toode, of Mltchelsburg, are with Mrs. Ii. I). Carter.

Mrs. J. II. Nf.vius and baby, of Lebanon Junction, who have bscn with Mrs. Mattia Nevius, went up to II rod -heat yesterday.

Mr. Eugene Wilson, of Itichmoml, passed through Snnday to Crab Orch ard, to attend his grand-mother's fu neral, Mrs. Reynolds, of Boo Lick. Mr. "Hock" WEATiUwonn.of Hus tonville, and Judgo linker, of Hunts vllle, Tenn have beun guests of Mr, Osorgo I) Wcathcrford.

Advocate. LOCALS. Old papers for sale. This office. School shoos nt Severance Son'gi Underwear at Severance Son's.

Quarterly court was in jesslon this week but little business of importance was transacted. Special display of suits Wednesday. Let us make nnd one skirts to fit you. Severance Son. For Kent.

Four room cottage with four acres of ground in good portion of Stanford. Ed Hubbard, Stanford. Lost, between Hubble nnd Hedge- vllle, a cloak, red with black trimmings. Ileturn to Mrs. J.

A Hobinson nnd get reward. 1 Head the advertisement of W. C. Lutkcmeier, Frankfort, dealer In dry goods and carpets. Mayb6 ho can interest you.

For Sale. lloautlful live-room cottage, garden, barn lot and barn, on Logan uvenuo. I'rico and terms to suit purchaser. Cicero Reynolds. There will be a box supper at tho new Methodist church at Neals Creek Saturday night, Oct.

D. Proceeds will go to help pay for song books. Wk orred In Baying in our last issuo that Frank Atkins nnd Choaterfleld Lackey wero elected trustees of tho Colored High School. They were elected as public school trustees, Scott. Logan Scott, aged about 35, died In tho Quail section of typhoid fver.

He was a splendid citiien of llockcastle and had many friends in Lincoln. A wife and three children are left to mourn his loss. SEVERANCE SON, STANFORD YoUMl cockerels fur snlo ot $1. L. II.

Cook, Stunford, Ky. Mrs. For oils of all kind, sc Hays nt tha Stanford. (Jurage. W.

W. Don't forget the sslo of land nnd stock of W. P. Robinson next Tuesday on Lancaster pike. Rdhhmdrr tho ulu of Hrlght Forrill at N'unnelley's stock pens), near depot, county court day.v I DO all kinds of drcMmaklng nnd can bo found nt the residence of J.

F. Cummins on East Main Street. Givo me a trial. MIm Mary Zellcr. Al.Lclntm-i iigainst tho estate of Mrs Lucy Cosh presented to mo properly proven and verified at the First Nation- nl Hank, Stanford, will bo paid.

II. C. Haughman, Kx'or. Compromised The fiscal court compromised with Murphy on his turnpike claim. Tho judgment was for and tho fiscnl court allowed him in the settlement $1,000, less hnlf of the cost.

For Sale or Trade. One 16 horse power Nichols Shepherd traction engine nnd two mounted saw mills, log wagons, etc All in goad condition. Call on or address O. W. Potts, Rich-mom), Ky.

Van I'hlt Nominated. -The Republican Hoyln county committee met Saturday afternoon and nominated Cnpt S. I). Van I'lt to make the raco against Hon. W.

F. l'ittmnn for the Legislature For Sale. Having decided to quit tho merchandise, livery and hotel business nt this place, I will sell privately good hotel, store-room and stock of merchandise and livery stable. All in good condition. Will make purchaser bargain.

For information, apply to G. T. Ashlock, McKinney, Kv. Wilson Reelected. Mr.

Josh Wilson, of tho East End, who keeps the county poor-house, was re-elected to serve another four years by the fiscal court at its meeting here Wednesday. We congratulate tho court on its splen did selection J. T. Chadwick nnd A. Carson were also applicants.

THE following directors attended a meeting of the Cumberland Valley Land Co her Tuesday nnd Wednesday: James W. Fox, A. Croft, John M. Williams, J. W.

Huyden. Horace Fox, J. S. Hocker nnd J. W.

Alcorn. It was it regular meeting of tho company and only routine business was transacted. The old board of directors wero re-elected. Dohs Republican Candidate Roll for sheritr prefer driving splendid pair of horses to riding in the Republican Steam Roller Machine, which is always greased and in running order 7 He was nominated by tho latter and now rides in tho former. He is playing nil ends against the middle, having adopt ed his former Casey county habits in the way of electioneering.

Thomas II. Swope, who was born in this county in 1827 and graduated from Centre College, Danville, in'ISIS, is dead nt Kansas City. Ho left a magnificent estate. Some years ago ho gave to Kansas City 1,400 acres of land which was converted into a park and is now worth over OOuT In 190G the city council passed an ordlnanco mailing the first Friday in May a holiday to bo known as "Thomas II. Swopo Day" and since It has been so observed.

Lincoln county has the cleverest man In tho world in the person of Mr. James F. Cummins, of tills place. He is natural born mechanic and can fix anything from a spinning wheel to Hying machine, so when anything In tho machinery lino gets out of shapo in or around Stunford Mr. Cummins is sent for.

Ho never fails to respond and does it with apparent pleasure. He Is just as certain to put things in running order us he la to try, and he keep. you feeling all the while as if you are doing him favor In letting him help you out. This oflico has an "infernal machine" in tho part of a gasoline engine, which sometimes just wont run. We give a gentle hint to Mr.

Cummins, who stops whatever ho is doing, comes to our reacuo and soon tho wheels aro running smoothly, Thero is only one "Jim" Cummins and wo are monstrous glad that Stanford haa him. That Fall Suit Do tlicfiu crisp Autumn dnys nuikc you wish for comfortnlilc fooling suit in a rich wnrtn shade? The stylo of coat nml skirt nro Hcnsihlo and elogant looking. Dont buy suit that is skimpod in order to st-ll for a few dollars lusri. liny suit with a coat the right length and the skirt the proper fullness We are showing some pretty models in Green, Nnvy, Cntoba, Taupe, Hi'sin and JMack. The workmanship is all anybody could desire.

Our stock is complete with raw goods in every department. Swell shoes for ladies at Severance Son's. I have ono room for rent in Craig property. Mrs. Cathcrino McClary.

Suit. Singleton tells us that he has tho teachers' money and is ready to pay out same. Miss Mattie Saciiay's nrt studio will bo closed Thursday, Friday and Saturday of this week. Foster's Range is solid cast Guaranteed in every particular. Call nnd see it.

Goo. I). Hopper. Oun carbonntnr has como and wo arc now prepared to makoall kinds of fresh drinks. Shugars Tanner.

Exrr.RT workman on gasoline engines can be secured by application to the Stanford Garage Machine Co. Come in nnd let us show you the $100 Davenport that wo will give away on Jan. 1st, 1910. Cummins Wcarcn. The Messrs.

Nunnelley have about completed their large new stock pen, near the depot, nnd arc prepared to sell 1 all kinds of stock. A SMALL block of First National Hank stock changed hands a few days since at $150. Tho I. J. has a buyer for more at that price.

Farmers, liryan's Commoner says tho corn crops of Kansas, Illinois, Texas, Nebraska and Iowa are short and that corn will bring nt least $3 per barrel. It looks like to us we wont be able to eat any corn bread next year. Douglas. Capt. James Douglas, ono of the cleverest and best-known conductors on tho L.

dropped dead on his train between London and Cincinnati. He used to run on this divis ion and was liked by the traveling public for his courteous treatment of all. Fine Cattle. -S. T.

Harris sold to Monto Fox, of Danville, for Joseph Stern, of New York, 72 cattle at Cc. They wore shipped Wednesday, direct to New York for the London market and wero as fine a lot of cattle as one could lay their eye to. IlROWN. Mrs. Elizabeth Drown, wife of Mr.

Valentino S. Drown, of the Dee Lick section, nged CC, died a few days ngo of a complication of troubles. Mrs. Drown was a member of the Christian church nnd was a most excellent woman. Her remains were consigned to mother earth at Dcthel burying ground.

A husband and five children aro left to mourn tho loss of a good wife and devoted mother. Program of the Teachers' Associa tion to he held nt the Graded school on Saturday, Oct. 10, nt Hustonvillo, Devotional service. Rev. Willis; Welcome address, Chus Wheeler; Response, Supt.

Singleton; How to teach children to speak correctly, Mrs. Grubbs, Miss Lois Hubble; Nature study in connection with Language, Miss Cora Singleton, Miss Cochran; Tho value of mental arithmetic, Mrs. Joe Williams, Miss Suo Purdom; How shall wo develop patriotism in our schools? R. G. Martin, Prof.

Robinson; Some difficulties that confront an inexperienced teacher, Miss Edna Gilliland, Miss Dollie Wolford; Reading, Prof. Grubbs, Lansing Lanham. Reynolds. After a lingering illness caused by tho infirmities of age, Mrs. Louisa Reynolds, aged 81, the widow of the late Jesse Reynolds, passed peacefully over tho silent river Saturday evening to dwell with tho angels above.

She leaves ono brother, Rev, Stephen Collvor. who now lives in Texas, ono slater, Mrs. Nannie Reynolds, living in Missouri, two sons, M. G. and J.

M. or. Dee Lick, and seven daughters and a number of grand children to mourn her taking away. Although advanced in years, her mind was perfectly clear to tho very last. She often expressed her readiness to meet her Maker.

Realizing just short while before slio died that the end was drawing nigh, alio called her children around her bedsldo telling each of them to follow in the steps of Jesus und bo prepared to meet her In tho world to como. Shu was a devout member of the Christian church, having given her heart to God, when quite young. Monday at 11 o'clock Rev. Todd preach- ed the funeral sermon at Providence church, after which all that was mortal of the dear ono waa laid to rest In tat Providence cemetery. I ALL of tho diphtheria cases nro get-.

ting along nicely and those who nro down with it will soon bo up and out again. Lightning Gasoline Engines, Wilder Strong whirlwind feed cutters and blowers. Lightning crushers and grinders. Line shafting, pulleys and hangers, belting, gas engine oil, etc. Stanford Garage Co, The Interior Journal hopes that every patron who is Indebted to it cither for subscription, advertising or job work will come to town Monday, court day, prepared to pay his bills.

Misfortunes have made it Impossible to attend to collections much for the past month and "dough" is needed. Kindly let this gentle hint to the wise be sufficient. Honor Roll of the Stanford Graded School for first month: Grade 1. James Daughman, Oscar Dai ley, Harvey Embry, George Fleeco Farris, Mack Farmer, Joe Grimes, Mario Powell, Manuel Turpin, Powell Withers, Lucile Waters, Louise Waters. Grade 2.

Sophie Saunders, Mary F. Cormney, Sam Craig. Grade 3. Rachel Hill, Heath Sever-ance, John R. McKinney, Annetto Wearen, WilburConnett, Willie Rankin, Virgil Moore.

Grade 4. Hobart Arnold, Morris Druce, Annie V. Craig, Frances Embry, Dirdie Ford. Annie R. Powell, Clarence Singleton, Clairborne C.

Walton. Grade 5. Nellie Wilson Hill. Grace Hurst, Emily Murphy, Lettio W. McKinney, Jean Paxton, Ethel Powell, Isabel Reynolds, Clinton Coleman, Joe T.

Embry, Jessie Hocker. Grndo G. Hessio Drackett, Frances Drackctt, Eva Rankin, Prescott Drown. Alva Holtzclaw, Georgia Cabbell, Raymond Connett, W. C.

White, Elizabeth Hunn, Harry Former, Vircie Hester, Sam J. Embry, Efiie Ware, Arnold Hrady, Tillic Goldstein, Josephine Morris, Maud Arnold, Jonathan Rankin, Selina Routen, Ella Eichenberger, Mary Anderson, Elizabeth Stagg, Elizabeth Holtzclaw, Raymond Traylor, Dessie Moore, Lewis Proctor. Grade 7. Mary Shepherd Cook, Mary Moore Raney, Sallie Mills Craig, Anne Davis McRoberts, Mayme Singleton, James Owsley. Grade 8.

Elfie Daughman, Josephine Carpenter, Robert Carter, Marion Grimes, James Johnson, Walter Moscr. Freshman Catherine Gentry, Lillian Mueller. Sophomore John M. Wnters, Eva Hilton, Virginia Mahony, Emma Napier, Willie Moore. Morrison Dright, Annie Lewis Gentry.

Junior Joseph Hopper. Senior. Thos. Dright, Walter Singleton. NOTICE! All kinds of iioplnr nml pi no ot'lllni; drowned tongue nnu urmul ilonrtnff, niuiiUi ami oak.

Jiw I'lurlmoii, McKluiivy, Ky. NOTICE! Lcmlt I.ynn, who nnt conrlcti'il of uiur-tier In tlrn Lincoln circuit In lv.rt, will n.k ttiegorttrnor lorn (ikriluu mill nil wliu object will mitliy tliu governor unci stiitt- In writing nny objection. Luwts I.i.nn. FOR RENT! Kor rent for lulO It Ii iirlvlleco kevtlnu SO iicxes In wlitiit this Full ami pluutliiK eoru 11 ml tobacco next HprliiK. Will rem for part of i-rop.

M. MUHfllT, Vnynvlurtf, Ky. FOR SALE! HmliiK decided to locate elieu here. 1 will tell urbntoly my furm at UliitiUna of 40 ncron, morn or leu. Itiirou'iiivut good; tore.liou.e on place; Kood burn cootl orcb-aril; well watered.

J. II. IIiuoiit, Wiiyuesburg, Ky. NOTICE! Iniure our Toluicco nnd Tobacco Itariu In tbt) U'eit Km! Insurance Agency. (In your policies written rig lit tun good company by W.

J. Huttonvllle, Ky. HOME FOR SALE! One uttiry cottage of eight roonu nnd nil neovMHry outbuildings. Lot contain ono ucrv.dlvldid Into cum lot on which roomy luirii, buggy liou.e, corn crib, etc. Hood garden ijI, Tbls dclrabl place, located on coruvrot Whitley und Miller tlreWs.

A. II. IIOLTZOLAW. Stunford, Ky. Creditors' Notice I All creditors of the Huntington Produce A feed of Huntington, w.

aro hon.liv nnlltled to urvwlit tlielr claims jigaluit mild conoern, properly pron an pro Ided by luw, to the undersigned naslgn-, nt their omce Uumnidt), Kyn within au days irpui ineaaia ucrcoi. Dated at JJurntlde, Heul. so, iikm. L. It.

Hughes T. W. EW DEES We have just received new line of tho and prettiest dress trimmings you have ever seen, in shade, widtli nnd material. Jet the craze, it is pretty, practical nnd inexpensive. Our jet trimmings arc shown in very cxtonsivo assortment, in both bright and dull finish nnd variety of shapes.

We nli-o lmve new lot of band trimmings in nil the new shades, nlso tho rat tail nnd potitachc braids nnd buttons to match in all sizes und colors. It is nlmoU impossible to picture for you tho beauties of our stock, we shall have to nsk you to come to see them, for no mere description enn do them justice. They aro now ready for you, and we will take niucji pleasure in showing them, nml guarantee; prices reasonable. HUGHES, MARTIN Dry Goods, Notions, Shoes, STANFORD. KENTUCKY.

Catalogue Free Write today and get a copy of Our Beautiful logue, which shows handsome assortment of Carpets, Rugs, Illustrated in natural colors and half toiler. Quality considered, wo will kivo you money. W. C. LUTKEMEIER, Frankfort, Ky.

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