Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 2

iv fl THE INTERIOR JOURNAL a WALTON WALTON Ii i CAndidate for tithe Commlulontr cy 24 UI tit lubtect to the will of the ilemocrcr i OUT FOR CONGRESS Elsewhere wo publish a card from the Hon Richard Crutchflcia Warren of this city In which be announces his candidacy for the democratic nomlna tlon for Congress In this district Ware heartily glad to publish the announcement It has been cared tba bit modesty and disinclination to oppose the aspirations of other excelled gentlemen in this direction would cause him to decline the race notwithstandIng the desire wldelyoltand expressed In this portion of the district tha he should be a candidate To the peo pie of Lincoln county where he bns lived since early manhood to the people of Boyle where be was born and reared and to the people of the adjoining car ntiee where he has long and honorably practiced his profession Mr Warren needs neither Introduction nor Indorsement But to those of remote counties where he Is not so well knowi we may be permitted to say that no man in the State is better fitted by nature and by training or worthier by reason of character and public service to fill and adorn this Important statiot than is the subject of this notice Hi Is a sincere Christian without bigotrj or cant he Is a sound lawyer with no conception of chicanery or sharp practice he Is a democrat loyal and tried and true but without narrowness 01 bitterness he Is an honest upright man whom no bribe could tempt nor danger deter from the straIghtest path of honor and duty This Is not meant we beg to say merely as a perfunctory compliment to a popular fellow townsman but It is written with all the earnestness and warmth of the genuine conviction that It Is only his due II he is elected or rather let us say when be Is elected It will be but a short while before tbe people of the entire district will have learned the simple truth of this tribute and know that they can lean in any emergency and with unquestioning confidence on the solid virtues on the sober sagacity and on the calm courage of the man from Lincoln We only voice the unanimous feeling of his home county In wishing him an easy victor In tbe contest for the nomination and THEN we pledge him In the final race the greatest majority ever given In the countys history since the Man and Brother was made a voter THE silly story was telegraphed froth New York that Pat Farnsworth had challenged Deaba Brecltlnrldge editor of the Lexington Herald to fight a duel because the latter had said that Farnsworth left Lexington because he was afraid of him Breckinrldge Edl torBrecklnrldge was as much surprle ed at the news aJ his friends were and lays he never made such a remark and barely knows Farnsworth He Is not letting the matter worry him in the leastTHE THE Elks of a number of cities have done great good for the poor during the last week At Louisville 10000 presents were given the unfortunates by that order wblle at Lexington and Danville the Es made substantial presents that carried joy to many hearts Ii the members continue the good work Best People On Earth will be no misnoma but a most appropriate name for the jolly Elks AN Indiana man died of blood poisonIng superinduced by a slight abrasion of the tongue caused by licking the mucilage on an envelope wltb a view of sealing It Had he licked tbe dry part of the envelope it would have atuck better and he would have been spared the unpleasantness of dying with a bad taste in his mouth Let the living profit by his example THE president baa proven again that ae prefers tbe company of Negroes to that of white people On a recent hunting trip In Virginia ho declined the hospitality of men of his own race and dined with a Negro at his cabin Teddys fondness for the colored brother may cause him to put obe or two of them In his cabinet EDITORS HARRIS and Jones of the Adair News and Spectator respectively after calling each other all sorts of bad names have kissed and made up and the country breathes easier TUB Jessamine Journal celebrated its 27th birthday last week Heres hop lug Editors McCarty and Stears will see their good paper celebrate many more birthdays DISPATCHES say that Gen Basil Duke once saved the life of Gov Dur bin of Indiana An anxious public arises to ask what did he do it for TilE Danville News paid no attention to Christmas but went along and got out a newsy double issue The News Is indeed a lively youngster GOV SHAW of lowabas accepted the treasury portfolio and the president now has two cabinet members from i that State iI THE new county officers will take their seats so to speak next Monda The retiring officers have good clean records to look back on and both they and their friends are proud of then Mr Owens has made one of the very best sheriffs Lincoln county has over had and he goes out of office wltb friends galore He will spend a pot tlon of his time settling up the buslnct buslnessjof of his office and the rest nn his fiDO farm near MoKlnney Jailer DcBorc probably the most popular man In the I county will move to his recently put chased farm In the East End Grat villa Baker Lincolns clever assessor retires with the good will of everybody Irrespective of politics We are Ilad to say that Judge James IladI County Clerk Cooper Supt Gar land Singleton and County Attorney Harvey Helm will have to make no I change In business but will just go along serving the county with credit alike to themselves and their constll I ucncy That the countys affairs VIU be well cared for for four years moreno one will gainsay and we expect to see Lincoln In a better condition final dally four years benco than she has been in a half century Our fiscal court Is made up of good men and true who will take pride at all times In doIng that which will redound to the best interests of the county Our Hepresen I tatlve and Senator have both prove themselves good moo for the omcesto which they were elected and profltlnf by the experience they have had we i believe Hons North and Georg Farris will be of Incalculable beneQ to the grand old county of Llncolntbe garden spot of all creation IN to few hours the old year will bar been numbered with the things tba were and the new year ushered In Tomorrow is the day to make good resc utions and in slang parlance a day when many will swear off The IN ERIOR JOURNALS resolve Is that It will be a better paper and will ty the harder to please Its friends tho advcr leers and subscribers Right here It may not be out of place to state that wi will make some decided Improvements ID 1002 about which we will speak later We are exceedingly thankful for the liberal patronage received during the year just closing and ask a continuance promising to carry out as far ai possible our resolve made above We wish all of our readers their sisters their cousins and their aunts a happy aDd prosperous new year and extend to hem the compliments of the season i i TEDDY Is determined to have the nanlmous support of the colored rather for a second term His bold stroke to that end In dining with Booker Washington was supplemented with a cake walk at the White House on Christmas day in which the president tf the United States took the leading part From the press reports of them nDer in which he acquitted himself the celebrated Frog Eye is indangei lof losing the belt TUE Elkton Progress prints a fine picture of Kentuckys next Sena tor90v James McCreary an oples dozens of complimentary men Ions of him taken from other papers THIS AND THAT Money loaned at 12 per cent on Wall treet yesterday John Dalrymple wellknown Scotch artlet died of starvation ln Belfast Underwood sold to rewltt a lot of beeves at 31c and bogs at file t6cIn In a pitched battle between Japanese troops and Formosan rebels over 100 meD were killed The high price of wheat may cause any of the largest flour mills In Kansas to shut down The New York Legislature will convene tomorrow and likewise the Mary laDd Legislature Senator Hannas supporters charge that there BA conspiracy in Ohio to etlre him from office Alf Davis one of the best known republican politicians In Louisville died of Brlghta disease In four days State Senator Meek of Columbus Miss and four of his daujtb ters have died of pneumonia Five hundred new corporations flied rtlcles in tbe office of the secretary of tate during the present year Four persons were killed and 18 Injured In a collision on the Chicago and rorthwestern railway at Malta 111 The navy department has ordered Ireless telegraph plants set iip at Washington navy yard and Annapolis John Pinover jumped from the Brooklyn bridge to see if be could acv ompllsh the feat and live He is still live liveState State Senator George Farris of arrard was the first member of the nllw General Assembly to arrive at rankfortMrs Mrs Dr Gibson of Fayette county after a plucky fight with wouldbe robbers wounded two who left a trail of food behind A commission of prominent English mon will come to the United States to studyour industrial commercial and lucattonal systems Bob Hatfleld who claimed to be theist survivor of the Kentucky family of that name was killed at Troy mining camp Arizona while resisting arrest on a warrant issued on complaint of his wife Chairman Young will issue the cai cus calls for Monday next Dextt House Com let mlttee on Postofllces says onecent ter postage would result in an annual I deficit of 35000000 Braxton Coffey whose mind has been considered unbalanced for some time Is mysteriously missing from his home near Camp Knox Adair county I Friends of Surveyor of Customs Dar nett are making an effort to have him reappointed and to have his nomlna tlon sent to the Senate as soon as tba body reconvenes Hear Admiral Schley regards bls I case as closed but his friends In Con gross will ask that he be retired on ful pay and be reimbursed for the expense of the court of Inquiry I Heavy rains in Alabama Georgia East Tennessee and North Carolina have caused floods which have wrough great damage to railroads and other property Four lives are reported lost Four men Inaugurated a reign of terror on a train near Leland Miss aDd killed Rhea an Inoffensive passenger Tb6y then forced the engineer to uncouple the locomotive ant run to Cleveland Rev David Brown who resides near Bargln has passed his 03rd birthday Ho has been preaching for 75 vcan and resigned the pastorate of Deep Creek church a few years ago after a half century of faithful service DurIng his ministerial career he has baptized 5000 converts officiated at 4001 weddings and preached 5000 funerals Despite his advanced age be is stll bale and hearty MATRIMONIAL HIndman and Miss Sallie Mar cer were married in Adair last week Logan Reed and Miss Edna Denhan were married at Longs last week Clarence Young aged 18 and Mist Belle Adams 16 were made onq during Xmas Oscar Cldunch and Miss Jennie Camden were married at Nathan Single tons on the 20th Garley Adams 27 and Miss LillIe Gooch 17 were married at John James last week Peter Warren a widower of 49 and Miss Sarah Rogers will be married at Tom Rogers Thursday Ernest Wayne of Marlon and Miss Zona Arnold of Perryvllle eloped to elllco and were married Senator Chauncoy Depew and Miss Mary Palmer were married at Nice Italy after much difficulty William Sallee of Danville and Miss Susan Elvira Humble of Padu cab wero married last week James Wilder and Miss Fannie Vernon celebrated Christmas by being made one Judge Bailey tied tbe knot knotJames James Baker aged 10 and Mrs Hot tie Peters 65 were married in Boyle It was tbe grooms second matrimonial venture and the brides fourth Our Crab Orchard letter tells of the ipuroacblng marriage of Dr Bronaugb of Purcell I to the beautiful Miss Elfie Huffman of Lex ngtonWmNorth Wra North a posperous farmer of the West End and Miss Della Drye were joined heart and hand during tbe holidays Tbe groom Is 45 and tbe bride 20 George Jones of Winchester and Miss Bella Holtzclaw worn married at Mrs Lucy Holtzclaws last week THe bride Is a handsome young woman ands very popular To The Public Having purchased the entire stock of Groceries Hardware Queen vare Shoes Etc of Van rsdale and acquired ease of building it now couples the undersi ned will assume control of said business on Jan 1st 1902 and proceed at once toward the es ablishing of a representative business in the lines of goods carried iVe hope to retain the customers of our predecessor and to acquire nany others besides Through prompt and efficient icient service and the naintenance of a first lass establishment We nvite you to call and in ipect our goods feeling s6hfident that we shall nterest you and enlist your good wishes in our behalf watts Tribble I Successors to VanArsdale The Louisville StoresII Great Glosing Dot Sale I i I Is still in progress and will continue un til every dollars worth is sold Take advantage of this rare opportunity Buy of us and make your nickles and dimes do what dollars do elsewhere Mens hen Overcoats worth a warm present cut to 398 Youths Oxford Overcoats ages 16 to 10 years something durable worth 0 at 208 Mens fancy bosom and plain whito shirts worth 1 cut to ISc Mens heavy fleeced Underwear worth 75c reduced to 45c Mens all wool underwear in red and tan worth 1 at 40c Mens heavy work gloves lined and unlined worth 1 and 150 at 40c Mens fine shoes Lace and Congress worth 2 and 250 at 148 50c Neckwear 25c 1 Oxford Muillers 45c 85c Cashmere Sox 15o 60c Work Shirts 25c 50c Silk Handkerchiefs 25c Good heavy 104 Ulnnkets white and gray worth 1 pair at G9c Ladies Fur Minks worth 250 reduced to OSc OScLadies Ladies 4 Fur Collarettes a very useful and pretty present 108 Ladies Fur Collarettes worth 0a very handsome present cut to 398 50o Fascinators in all colors cut to 29c 34in wide all wool dress suiting in I plaids and all solid colors worth 50o a yard at 25c Ladies Capes well made and nicely trimmed worth 1 cut to 40c 7 l2c Outing Cloth 5c 5ceiu Calicoes all colors 4c 7 lc Canton Flannels 5o 25c Fancy Hose lOc lOc Pearl Buttons 5c lou Mitts 5c We have a few Dolls and Wagons left cost not considered THE LOUISVILLE STORE Salinger Bros Prors Wholesale and Retail Stanford Ivy I I A IAUENTS ANXIETY FOIt SoN Oil DAVUIITKK 11 relieved to a great extent by sending I them to tbe Commercial Colltgo of IenI lucky rnlvernlty for it business course I Hundred of the graduate of till college once farmer boys clerk and teacher are receiving from JlOOO to 13000 salary per Tear or In profit AildrcM for particular Wilbur Smith Lexington Ky Livery Outfit For Sale 1 wlih to sell my livery business at McKinney and will wako the price right to the I buyer Aia having good trade but dont like the buslncm Write or call for partic ulars JOHN COULTER McKinney Ky FARM FOR SALE 257 Acres in Preach orsvillo Lincoln Co Ky mile from Stanford 8 miles from Lancaster on the Lancaster and Crab Orchard pike agotd dwelling Ii good wells and cistern good ponds plenty of 1 OSf and rail timber for fencing Well adapted to stock rafting Will divide It Into two farm or sell as a whole A splendid bargain Rev ARNOLD Stanford FART FOR SAL Containing 183 acres two miles south of I McKinney on Mlddleburg pike ITS acres under fence and 185 acres cleared Has two dwellings with necessary outbuildings to both and well watered Can be sold In two tracts of about equal amount or as a whole For further Information call on or address 8 MOBLEY McKinney Ky Stockholders Meeting A meeting of the stockholder of the First I National Bank of Stanford will be held at their banking house the second Tuesday In January 1902 for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year JOHN McROBERTS Cashier Stockholders Meeting A meeting of tho stockholder of the LlnI coIn County National Bunk of Stanford will be held at their banking house the second Tuesday In January 1002 for the purpose of electing directors for the ensuing year II OWSLEY Cashier ttttlltllttilltllllllilitl A RUBBER DOCTOR RUBBIRDOTORg lIE home without a Hot Water Bottle lacks that something which may be needed any hour of the day or night A soft yielding rubber bag that applies heat as nothing else can Well wrapped will keep warm for hours HEAT HELPS most any pain Equalizes the circulation relaxes muscles and soothes the nerves With a hot water bottle you can have heat at its best No ecorchjng and a steady even temperature Those we offer are made as they should boof finest Para rubber with rclnforced seams All sizes and every size at a bargain PENNYS DRUG STORE Stanford Ky tlllI ltt tt ltt WKATIIKUFOUD 1V MYKKS I Weatherford Myers Successors to Steele HUSTONVILLE KY Dealers In Drugs Dry Goods Notions Hardware Groceries Hats Shoes I OSFIn order to make room for new goodsI we offer our entire stock at COST FOR CASH I Drop in and see us and make i our store your headquarters when you come to Hustonvillel Our tine of Groceries Hardware China warei Quccnswnrc Tinware Glassware Etc Is now Complete The best selected line that could be had is now on Display GEORGE Ha HARRIS A CO To Strike Oil call at THE CHARLES WHEELER EMPORIUM I HUSTONVILLE KY I Our stock is complete in every sense Prices are below the Trenton Rock where the oil is found Our Shoo Stock equals that of any city at 25 per cent lower prices 20 years experience insures this In ample time our stock of Holiday Goods will be open for your inspection We keep every thing found in a general line Como and save your oil in winter goods Vc guarantee 110 dust ers or watered stock 4 CHARLES WHEELER.