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1E SEMI =WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNALn

i1 VOL XXX STANFORD KY FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 019029 A1IL NO52 I

NEWS NOTESIThe Sinte Liquor League Is In tlge

lion In OweoiboroIsaac flout arid George Mjcru broko

JiU tlOwlnctvllloJoseph Dotaoit of MoLeaa ooiutr

U dying from a iualce biteTbo thirtyfour bltrRou states la

f Britain averaco 183000 acres eachThe smallpox tluallou at Sionocu

Q Va hoe reaoaod the critical stageThero uro about 114600 telegraph

ofllce now open In tbo whole world-

Li k N earning for July show glintof 395733 li1 gross and 8268603 00 net

William F nowo formerly a notedcriminal lawyer of Now York U dead

Charles Roach was stabbed by Pvt otto Riley la Cumberland county Dad

diedGeorgeW Diesel a prominent car

Italtii of jDfilrolt was killed In a run

awayAlbert Terrell a pugilist died atPhiladelphia from Injuries received Ina fillbt

H S McNutt of LouUvllle was

elected president of tbo Kentucky LIquor League

I Atchison has a real miter who al >

though worth 1100000 makes moat of

bit meals on parched cornJ Three engine were wrecked nod tbo

train rain and passengers bad a narrowouape In a Wabub uolllilon

Former Congroteman Juno Gaylewho has been III for tome time Is now

threatened with typhoid fiverGreat preparations arc being mndo

ut franklin for tbo reunion of the Or ¬

than Brigade on September 18

It Is estimated that 70 persons weredrowned In Algoa bay during the stormwhich swept over Port Blluboth

A jealous opera singer shot thewoman with whom bo hail eloped to

J Philadelphia and tried to kill himselft The Uygela Uotol at Old Point Va

has deicd forever Dy order of tbowar department It mutt be razed byojui

Hon I W Twyman a prominentlawyer of Hodgonvlllo and a memberof tbo loit Constitutional Conventionladed

Wck was returned at the big Marvine colliery near Scranton PaThero was no Interference fromI strlkarstA period of deprostlon Ii In eight fortbo British shipbuilding trades Coo-

t tratu for now v MU are few and far

betweenAwas granted oonvlot Frank

Brooke on account of his conduct In

the rwot mutiny at the Frankfort

penitentiaryIncounty Sam Houston a

welltodo farmer shot and klllid hisIUarrelIThe Confederate Homo Commitslort examined the sites offered atOwoatboro for locating tbo homo butno eonoluiion was reached

Lords Slratbeona and Mount Stephen of Canada have added to King

r Edwards hospital fund gifts whichwill produce 480000 a year

Ulram Cronk the last soldier of thet war of 1812 Is dying at his home In

r New York Croak has lived In three1centurlc and Is 103 years old

At Gamaliel Monroe county DillBishop and Thornton Rltchgy weretried charged with soiling liquor at a

HoRtUt auoclation They were foundtar with a wagonand several hundred bot

ties of white whisky and wero fined8120 each and placed In jail

Duller T Soathgate receiver fortbo Industrial Mutual Deposit Compa ¬

ny bw tiled six suits against tho of

fleer and directors of tbo company In

the Paycito Circuit Court llo seeksto recover 821826 02 which he allegeswas wrongfully drawn out by the do-

s fendanlsI Tbo express car of tho Louisville and

i Naibville No 2 northbound passengertrain was robbed between Franklin andNashville by two masked men Theyheld up McMengor A B Battle withrevolvers and emptied no open sateThey secured about 1500 and loft tbotrain M It was entering Nashville One

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of tbo men claimed to bo GUI Hyatt

R who recently escaped from the Tenncaaco penitentiary

4A sudden bait has boon called on theformation of tho packing combine witha capital stock of 8500000000 It Is

eald that some of the proposed constltwent companies have taken fright atthe potBlbllllv of Congress placing Ca¬

nadian meats on the free list It Is alsoreported that the fear of further die

closures of the methods pursued In themeat Industry Is an Important factor In

checking the mergerIt is announced that by Sept 15th

the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmennumbering 100000 members will wakoJra demand upon the great railroad eye ¬

toms for an Increase of wages amount ¬

lug to more than a million dollar permonth and that telegraph operatorsall over the country aro organizingwith tbo same purpose In view If thoseevents are pulled off ae per scheduleyour uncle Ponty Morgans mergermay resemble a 15 cent beeftrust beef

eak before frost falls Glasgow

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KINGS VILLE

Tbft baptizing of the recant ooovartstook place Monday and Tutiday eye ¬

ningRid Brooks solos and occasional du ¬

etc with tome of the elderly ladleshave been as fascinating It seems asRid Berry eloquence In pulpit

A youthful run awayeouple fromCasey stooped at lintel Pcnnvbackcrlast week en route to Tennessee wherethey wore subsequently married Theirappearance here caused quito a com ¬

motionTheprotracted meeting at tbo Chris ¬

tlan church conducted by Elds Berryand Brooks of Lexington Bible Collogo closed Thursday evening So farthere are 10 addition + to the churchBd Berrys sermon To men onlySunday afternoon was well attendedand wo bear that his talk was an ex ¬

cellent one as Mr Derry sermons al-

ways are He Is eminently practicaland not In the least sensational

Mlet Ora Grlllln Is 111 of fover Clc ¬

are Murphy continues HI His troublehas developed Into typhoid fever Mrand Mri Morris Wall are contemplat ¬

ing moving to Burnilde Mlssss BflleWebb and Lola Floyd wont to Soraarset Sunday to attend tbo fair Mrs DM Crelghlon has returned from a protraetod visit to relatives In MissouriMrs W L MoCarty continues ill withbut little improvement since her re-

turn from Stanford Operator Crelgbtoo paid a brief visit to his bomefolkeMonday Mack Williams was downfrom Burgtn Miss Eva Uooob ofWaynesburg Is the guest of Mrs DrAoton

MR WATTERSON EXPLAINS

The editor of the Cout ler Journal la

a democrat Ho opposed the Bryanticket In 1800 as the reprresoniatlvo oftheories free sliver socalled beingtbo paramount Issue Ho supported tboBryan ticket In 1000 the free silver Issue being not only no longer para ¬

mount but practically ai dead at tboIssue of African slavery Nor Is thisthe whole of It In 1806 he bad an al-

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ticket ns between tbo Bryanticket and the McKlnloy ticket In1000 the conditions changed and redue dio a choice between the two besupported the Bryan ticket He didnot support McKinley either la 1800or 1000 If he bad be would havo vlototaled 10 points of disagreement Infavor of but one taint of partial agree¬

mentInrevolutionary times men mutt of-

ten do as they can not as they wouldand whatever also It was the fusionmovement of 1800 In which the UnitedDemocracy of 1802 made common causewith tho silver republicans and thepopulists to tbo Infinite cost of thedemocrats waa a revolution TheStorm and strca of weather over theeditor of the Courler Journal alongwith the myriads of others who thoughtwith him preferred bit old party asso ¬

ciations much as they were opposed tosome of tbo now doctrines to republi ¬

canism They wore democrats not re ¬

publicans In a word tho currencyquestion settled there was no longerany radical difference among tboeogenuine democrats who coo In republi ¬

canism only another name for FederalUrn and Wblglsm dashed with modernrascality Courier Journal

Florida Recovers From Ravagesof Frost

Florida lit prosperous in ovarywayeald Senator Tallaforro recently

In two or three years tho orangegrowers of my State will bo sending asmuch fruit North as they did beforethe frost killed their groves Whilethe destruction of the groves was aterrible calamity to our people the rosuit has really proven boneQclal asthe now orange groves have been plant¬

ed south of the fcost line and u superiorfruit will bo grown

In Jacksonville where I live theresults of the fire of a tow years agohavo been almost entirely overcomeWe have built since the fire 2000houses In Jacksonville The flro de ¬

stroyed 2000 houses In almost everyInstance the now houses have cost twiceas much at the ones that wore burnedThey are built In a way to make a wide¬

spread conllagratlon unlikely In thyfuture In tho business section theyaro of brick and In places where framehouses have been built they have metalroofs and arc better built than tbo oldhouses

Tbo Weston Tobacco Journal hasthe following to say on the outlook oftobacco In Kentucky Tobacco hasImproved considerably but Is not In asatisfactory condition It 1s very Ir¬

regular some fields being fairly goodand others very poor The Burleydistricts report more favorable con ¬

ditions than the Dark Tobacco coup-

tics of the western section but thtcrop as a whole will bo far below theaverage In yield and quality Cuttinghas begun la the early fields

HOTSHOT I

The following hot shots fromI

Judge Suuflava speech at HarrodeburgMonday eera to have hit Mr Hardingin tender spots judging by tbo wallhis organ tbo Dauville News makes

Ho has assailed me be said witha degree of venom and fury After hav ¬

ing bad the thumb screws put to himho confessed with the agony of a man I

parting from a drawn tooth that ho wasa defaulter In the campaign In whichMr Goobol was tbo nominee of thedemocratic party He pleads for by ¬

gones to bo bygones and polnta outmy frtznds in the crowd and calls themto account for thou utiltndo on the ell ¬

vor question Yes let bygone be by ¬

gone so tar as Mr Harding Is concern ¬

ed but let the coals bs kept burningand keep us over them

In that battle when truo and triedloader were needed most when dhal ¬

ter was Immtnopt when the party stoodod the brink of a volcano when menwere In doubt when democracy In Ken-tucky

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seemed to be In Its loath throeswhen Goobsl was making his fightalone assailed by calumny ant Insultwith the moneyed corporations bandedto encompass his destruction when In ¬

timidation was attempted at tbo pollswith trickery and fraud to contendagainst at the ballot box Robert Hardlug stool back and gave aid and com-fort

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to tho enemyWhen the year after you saw bow

the oat had jumped when tbo victorybad been woo without your help youcame bank and plead for harmony Thepeople were in support of Goebel whyoouid you not vote for them It wasthe conduetot suoh men actuated byonry and malice and spite that follow-ed

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on the heels of William Goebel andhounded him to his death If It had notbeen for your anillatlon with and enconragementof those lawless moun ¬

taineers and assassins William Goobolwould bo alive today Instead of In hisgrave at Frankfort When you hadsown tbo wind and reaped the burr ¬

cane you came beak You said youwere bigger than your party I did notsay that I sacrificed my principles formy party To protcstniratasl the aCt

boltJudgedurlog the troubles which followed tbo as ¬

sassination of Goebel he bad Issued apaper giving his reasons for believingplotnoapprehend Taylor try convict andhang him Ho said from that momenta cabal had been determined upon hisdefeat If be ever again presented him-self

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for rcelectlou Ho charged MrHarding with being tbo exponent ofthis cabal

IHYSIOUN AND DRUGGISTSdrugfirmSolgleoour customers Wo ordered three dozensayIlerbinthat we have duplicated this order threetimes and today we have your salesmananother order Wo bog to say Dr 0 BSnlgloy takes pleasure in recommendingDrugStore

airsThe fair secretaries association has

announced the following datesSomerset Sept 21 daysBardelown and Glasgow first week

In SeptemberEllzabethtown and Bowling GreenSeptemberInterstate

fourthweek In September

CURED PARALYSISW S Dally P O True Texas writes

My wife bad been uttering fivo yearswith paralysis In her arm when I waspersuaded to use Ballard Snow Llni ¬

ment which cur dlher all right I havealso used it for old sores frost bites andskin eruptions It does tho work 25cSOc and il bottle at Pennys Drug Store

Tho value of the coal mined In JapanIs almost equal to that of all other min ¬

orals combined It varies from thehardest anthracite to peat but thequality Is usually Inferior to that ofAmerican coal Modern machinery andmethods have been Introduced In theoperation of many mines

rMother Why Johnny your shirt Is

on wrongside out Youve been Inswimming again

Johnny Nom Ive bio turningsureIotIThe Friend I tought you said youcould lick him wld one hand tied ahlndyer back P

The Vanquished I kin but hewouldnt wait till I got mo hand tied

publicoltilIthis great statue Is 150 tonr 600 poundsof which are pure gold

IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES j

Fire destroyed G W Lyoea furnl

NlobolllVUlII of the Redsection was found dead In bed

Mlno operators In Laurel county hir ¬ofIWin Fox of Dunnville while walllog a well was dangerously hurt by astone falling and crushing hla skullHis recovery Is doubtful

While digging with a pick prepara ¬

tory to building tbo foundation of ahouse at Mlddlceboro James Smith un ¬

earthed a body In a perfect state of petriflcatlon

Among the new attractions whichwill bo seen at the Knox County FairIs an exhibition of oil A sample ofeach grade of oil found In tbo Knox oilfluids will be on exhibition In the floralhall

Flro destroyed Stanfcl d Cos storeat Pleasant View entailing a loss of81200 and the Macoxetore and dwell ¬

ing Partially Insured Dynamite wasused to wreck the burning buildings tosave tho village

The Cllfty Creek Coal Co of Pulaekl county with 8160000 capital slockwas Incorporated at Frankfort J Aalmond of New York and O C GilUaple and J L Waddle of Somersetaro the chief stockholders

The unveiling of the handsome Con-federate

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monument recently erected InSpring Hill Cemetery Harrodsburgby the Mercer Confederate veteransaided by liberal popular subscriptionstakes place on the afternoon of Sept 10

Mr Walter McCarthy who wasworking on tbo silo which the MessrsMcRoberts are building on their farmIn Lincoln county was hurt by a fly ¬

ing piece of a nail which struck him Intho eye It is thought that ho willlose the slghl News

The remains of Elias Elliott arrivedfrom North Dakota and were InterredIn Green River cemetery near Middleburg Deceased was twentytwo yearsold and was the son of Mr John J El ¬

liott a well todo farmer of Casey county Elliott was a cowboy on tbo West-ern plains and was thrown from hishorse in July receiving Injuries whichresulted fatally

A Mlddlcsboro dispatch says Falllag to flnd John Largec whitecaps inHancock county whipped his wife IntoInsensibility Largee was accused ofnumerous small offenses and generalworthlessness He beard that bo wasto be ridden on a rail and fled to thehills The whitecaps wore masks butMrs Largee recognized some of themand says sbo will prosecute

Rev W S Houohlns pastor of theCave nun Christian church near Burgin while splitting wood bad his beadalmost split open by the ax striking awlro stretched above him swervingthe course of the sharp Instrumentwhich struck his bead with full forcecutting a horrible gash He was car¬

tied into the bouso In an unconsciouscondition but la recovering-

A strange thing has happened In theTenuesso oil Hold The two Bob Barwells have been pumping 217 barrels ofoil a day steadily for two weeks Sud-

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the yield of oil ceased and In ¬

stead of oil the wells aro pumping saltwater The Somerset companys twowells at Sunny Brook as suddenlyceased to yield oil havlnglfurnlahedover 200 barrels a day for the past twoor three weeks Oil men aro puzzled

Farmers near Arlington S D post ¬

ed and patrolled their stubble fields toprevent President Roosevelt eonTheodore Roosevelt Jr from huntingDogs were set on him at ono farm ¬

house where bo went for a drink of wa ¬

ter

That Miss Goldrick seems to beawfully popular with the young men II

Popular Is no name for It Whydo you know her father has actuallygot out a prlntcdllform for decliningoffers for her hand

In tho Oldroyd Lincoln Museum InWashington one of the Interestingrelics Is tbo Bible which was used byAbraham Lincoln mother dally Thisvolume came from the press In 1703

Tho cost of the State UniversityMissouri for Its buildings books andother equipments 81300000 and theendowment bearing Interest at the rateof 6 or G per cent Is 81230003

Tho Qoly ho plantproduct ofMexico Central and South America isso called becauso of the shape of theflower which kai the appearance of adove with expanded wings

It takes a yearce ytd teIsland ofdayTheretako has not been made In tho count

The hardest wood Is not ebony butcocas It grows in the West Indiesand Is used for makl ng flutes and simi ¬

lar 1altrumeDt8ISeventyfive hundred out of 12000

I union carpenters In New York havestruck for more money

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ltiI We mean the label in some of the wellknown lE

j 5 Hats All the goodness you can crowdlyj into a hat is not worth 3 We a It

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Merchant Tailoring Cleaning Pressing and RepairinglIJImoney back It youre not satisfied

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NOTICETo Country Merchants

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Gouts Furnishing Goods and can save you from 15 to 20per cent on the dollar Terms 30 to 90 days Call on us be¬

fore buying DIen of Stanford and vicinity should

READ THE FOLLOWINGMens shoes worth 350 at 250 v

Mens shoes worth 175 at 125Mens shoes worth 150 at 9f5cMens 500 suits at 298Mens 750 suits at 448i °

Mens 1000 suits guaranteed tailormade650

Mens 1200 suits go at 750Mens 1500 suits well finished guaran ¬

tee fit tail rmade special price 925Boys suits at your own price Boys knee

pants worth 50c now at 19c

C Rosenstein CoSTANFORD KY

Superior Grain Drills I 1Special Features = Both wheels driverssolid steel frame each Jdisc and draw barindependent improved spring pressure

The King of the FieldIt has Imitators but no equal

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Bargain Sale Now On

Craig Hocker STANFORD

11 iciiA preparation for eradicating the dis ¬

agreeable odors arising fromperspiration

It is a sure cure for the odors from perspiration on anyportion of tho body without injury to health or clothingAll the ingredients are perfectly harmless Prepared by

WeB McROBERTS PHARMACISTSTANFORD KENTUCKY

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