interior journal (stanford, ky. : 1905). (stanford, ky) 1910-01-18 [p...

ib ft1 A Heart to Heart Talk

J With You Housekeepers 111qf

At this lime of the year the thoughts of the thrifty hougekeepo naturally turns to white goode linen etc Wo have not for-

gotten this in our and have more special value to offer you than usual We are making some epcial prices on staples+ ou can buy a fine brown cotton at G 2Gc a soft finish black cotton ut Oc made by Lonsdalo company a 40 in brown sheeting

tDC a 06 in Linen suiting at 2Cc a 101 linen sheeting at 8Dc Pure linen laces at 5c Cluncy laces at 7 c Fine stripe Madrog

short lengths 18c quality at 12Jc 04 in and 68 in Damoskworth 50c and 65c 24and 3 yd lengths at 89c and 45c BiodcEe

I stripe waisting at 20c yd Pique at 75c Embroidered Batiste at 8Cc New 30 5u tucked Batiste at Ltllfairo stripe white waistI

ng 25c Now Croton cloth for Suits at loc We have the new home sptlu linen for suits 36 ia at 20c and 39c Ask to look I

at those now baby Irish band on linen and Batiste very rich and handsome designs A full line of that beautiful sheer clothLykc linen at 15 25 mid 35c Visit our store and allow us to show you these pretty goods

i SEVERANCE SON STANFORD KYThe Interior Journal

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+ STANFORD KY JAN 18 1910

SOME great bargains In box paper arebeing slowed out to make room for nowstock at 1cnnyi Drug Store

I PRSO ALSMRS J D EAUS is quite sick

SAM SPOONAMORB went to Louisvl Ito

SaturdayMRS W M BRIGHT who has been

f sick It ImprovingMR A T NUNNELLEY spent several

days In Louisville-W

br W SAUNDERS went to Louisville

Saturday afternoont GEORGE BURDETTE who halt pneu

money la Improving

I MR AND MRS T W JONES went to

Mt Sterling SundayMRS T T MARTIN of Birmingham

ii with Mrs Will RockerI MRAND MRS J S Rice are with

her parents at Cavo CityHORACE DROWN of Now Alba ¬IMR was hero Saturday

DORA little daughter of Mrs CathI

brine McClary is seriously illI Ray CLARENCE J SIITLB of Lon-

don

¬t Will here on business Fridayr MRS JOHN W Hour who has been

sick for some time U convalescingTURKEY HERRIN came down fro

A Crab Orchard to see the Dixie GirlMRS MACCIB MARTIN and family

have moved to the Baptist parsonage

Miss LUCY FRANCIS of Garrard Is

the guest of Mrs James F CumminsMR HOWARD CAMMTZ of Huitbn

vlllf spent several days with

herMISSES PEARL AND MEUSSA RAM of

Lancaster are guests of Miss MargaretLynnIMu GEO B HARRIS o

is working at the depot during AgentJ S Rices absence

MRS NANNIB WOODS KITCHEN is viII

itlng her cousin Mrs Joseph E John¬

son In Pitlsburg PaHot W II SHANKS and Doorkeeper

Joel T Embry of Frankfort spentSunday with their families here

CASIIIER J C BAILEY of the Cra-

s Orchard flanking Co has moved hi

family to the McAllstcr home In Cra

OrchardMissRODERTA EADS it visiting her

sister Mrs William Brown at Mills

Springs Later she will visit Montif cello friends

MR WILLIAM II RlCNEY and family

have moved from tho country to thehome of hie parents Mr and MM JF Rlgney on Logan avenue

ON account of the illness of ont of

the members the Current Eventa Club

will not hold Its meeting with Mrs W

M Bright Thursday as was arrangedMISSES BESSIE AND MAGGIE Snu

OARS of Lancastcrtstopped over with

their brother Mr WK Shugars on

their return from a visit 5 to friends In

IndianapolisMRS W K SHUOARS was in Lancas ¬

ter Friday to see her little son W K

Shugars Jr who was taken ill while

visiting his grandparents there The

little fellow is convalescing

JOHN RENNER and family loft Sun ¬

day for Oklahoma where they will re ¬

j side Wo regret to learn of tbo serious

Illness of R L Bray who is sufferingrfrom pneumonia Mt Vernon Signal

JOHN G LYNN who has been ill with

pneumonia is rapidly convalescing un¬

i der the careful treatment of good doc-

tors his excellent wife and a splendid

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utrained nurseIMIsa Lynch of Lexing ¬

tonCou JOHN W BROWN came all tho

way from Mt Vernon to see tho Pearl

Evan Lewis showlFrlday night and he

was well paidjfor his trip He was giv ¬

en B box partyby County Attorney

W S BurchDR TOM S KENNEDY formerly of

this city but who has been practicing

medicine at Stanford has decided

to locate In Somerset again and

will be with DrJ Reddish Ho haamany

friends here who are more than glad

to see him among us once moreSom ¬

erset TimesJUDGE JAMESIP BAILEY is back from

t Orovllle California where he spentseveral weeks with his daughter Mrs

II D Gregory While he liked tho

West the moreho saw of it the betterho loved Lincoln county Judge Baileybrought back a treat to many of his

t friends in samples of the delightful

fruit grown on the Pacific elope

LiLi

MRS J II McAUSTBR is quite sick

Miss BERTHA JACKSON is with Cor

bin friendsMR WILL BURKB of Junction City

was hero yesterdayMB J W ALLEN continues very

III with pneumonia at Huitonvilie

Miss VIRGINIA BOURN of Lancastervisited her sister Mrs W K Warner

MR II ROWAN SAUFIEY of this

tfllce has been obliged to give up

work for a few days on account of his

eyesMISSESJANIBND MARY CATHERIN E

HOCKER daughters of Mr and Mrs R

C Hocker who have been 111 are im ¬

provingMRS LIZZIE WILLIAMS and daughter

Mr John M McKinney of the Mt

Salem section left yesterday forJacksboro Tenn

MR R G JONES went to Winches

tel yesterday to consult a specialistIlls right Jawbone has been giving himmuch trouble lately

LOCALS

THE Lancaster council haw placed theban on cider

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FOR SALEA secondhand top buggy This office

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PIANO FOR SUESquare varietyWill sell cheap Apply at this office

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Miss LICCIE MARTIN wants pupils inparmsonagetTHOSE Indebted to me will please call

and settle at once Miss Ella MaySaunders milliner

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WANTED to buy a good Lincoln coun ¬30s000 Address Lock Box tat Stanford

KyLosTGripbetween Moreland and

Kidda Store containing two blanketsand other articles G B Pruitt More

land

WANTED Threeor solicitors In

each county Good proposition Ad ¬

dress G W B 461 Rose street Lex ¬

ington Ky0

MRS MARY HEDRICK wife of Geo

Hedrtck Sr of Monticello died Satur ¬MtesplacebON Monday Jan 3 when Neal Sil ¬

vers took charge of the Somerset jailthere were nine prisoners in It BySaturday the 8th the number had in ¬

creased to 3G Saloons evidently dontagree with the people of the freeState of Pulaskl They had beenopenthree of the six days

THE Court oCAppealshasdecideJ thatviolators of the local option law maybe put under peace bonds after twoconvictions The court construes thelaw to mean that the two convictionsmust be had ono after the other andnot together Our officers of the lawshould bear this decision In mind

WE will be compelled to stop the pa ¬

pers of thos who are behind with theirsubscriptions if they do not make im ¬

mediate remittances Of course wedontgeed the money but Uncle Sam has de¬

creed that semiweekly publicationscan not use the mails when those whoare supposed to pay for them are morethan nine months behind and we do notcare to pay the penalty for breakingtho postal laws

A the meeting tGe city councilThursday night concrete pavementswere ordered on Main street from Severance Sons corner to Lizzie Salters house and from the Lincoln Coun ¬

ty National Dank corner to Mrs W GWelchs corner J Welch Rochesterwas elected treasurer An arrange ¬

ment was made with Grimes G Beazleyfor a place In his livery stable for aportion of the fire apparatus and he isto furnish a horse to pull the machineryto fires

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IT looks very much like the Legisla ¬

turo Is disposed to rub it in on tax pay ¬

ors They have created 15 to 20 newoffices at l a day each which to theaverage citizen will seem unnecessaryfor Instance our townsman Mr JoelTEmbry who is head doorkeeper ofthe House has been given three assist ¬

ants when all of us know that Joe Isboth able and capable to do tho jobhimself which at boat Is not n veryonerous one While they ore at it themembers ought to put on Congressionalairs and vote themselves private secretaxies as everything seems to go

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Two rooms for rent Mrs MaggieMartin Stanford

Foil RENT Office in the INTERIORJOURNAL building Apply at this of¬

fice

IP you are looking for fresh oystersand celery go to J D Hortons restau ¬

rantPLEASE bring my rug back and get

tho one you left at my store J RNewland

POR SALE Good building lot onWhitley avenue Bargain if sold atonce This office

J W ACEY has moved his soft drinksttnd and pool room to rooms in B D

Carters stable building

Jon wanted at once Mustbe able to feed a cylinder press and doall kinds of job printing This office

EX J I1ILLs delinquenttax list will appear next issue Betterpay up or youll see your name in

printIUAVE saleline mahogany

sideboard and a1G foot mahogany tableSee A P Brackett at once If you wantone or both

TALK with me before buying a type¬

writer and see sample at my home TA Brackett local agent for StandardTypewriter Exchange New York

THERE is now pending in the Legisla ¬

ture a bill making it Illegal to take adrink of Intoxicating liquor on a com ¬

mon carrier We hope it will passboth Houses and that the emergencyclause will be affixed

MR HENRY JAMES theEast Endshowed us the other day a salt cellarmade of rock that had been In his fami ¬

ly for more than 100 years It is arelic of Indian days and Mr Jameswould not part with it for a good deal

PAYNEFred Payne aged 85 diedat his home in tho East End of a com ¬

plication of troubles Saturday He issurvived by his wife who was a MrsWhite and several children The re-mains were taken to Palmer 111 forinterment

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TO TAXPAYERS LINCOLN COUNTYIwill have to advertise and sell yourproperty after Jan 11f your tax is notpaid in order to make my final settle ¬

ment with the State and county Set-

tle¬

up and save this expense T J11111 sheriff

IN sending money for tho I J foranother year our old friend Mr Wil ¬

liam Dodda of Downs III writesGive my best regards to my many

friends in Lincoln especially UncleDink Farmer Tell him I have beenfor him ever since the war and ammighty glad he is Lincoln countysjailer

BARGAINS IN LANDWe have threesmall tracts of unimproved land for saleat a bargainone tract of 21 acres an ¬

other of 18 acres another of 13 acresAll well located lie well and good landCan give possession at once Will sellone tract or all Terms to suit pur¬

chaser Apply to Hughes Swinebroad Lancaster Ky

THE jury in the ofthe Common ¬

wealth vs tho lad Samuel Underwoodcharged with stabbing Capt C S Ashby the L N conductor at JunctionCity last Octobor gave the defendanta fine of 50 Judge Sat fiioy remittedthe fine and Tat rick Zimmerman madeup money and paid the boys way toLouisville where ho has relativesAd ¬

vocate To us this looks like too goodtreatment for a fellow who wantonlystabbed a gentleman in the back Thonext rascal who uses his knife in Boylewill likely be awarded a chromo

STORE AND POSTOFFICE RODRED

Postmaster nnd Merchant Napier ofRowland awoke Sunday morning tofind his safe blown open and 10080in cash and a lot of checks gone Atportion of the money belonged to thegovernment Entrance was effectedby breaking the glass in the front doorand nitroglycerino was used to crackthe safe A bottle bearing the inscrip ¬

tion Nitro Glycerine was found inthe storeroom Lairs blood houndswere phoned for and were Immediate-ly

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put on the trail but they did not lo ¬

cate the guilty party The safebreak¬

big was a bungleaome job and was evi¬

dently done by a novice Nobody inRowland heard the explosion

Tills is line pneumonia weather

TIIREE suites of rooms in the OddFellows building for rent Apply to-

Ed Wilkinson

TOM EVANS soon fHeery Evanscolored of this place was shot to deathin Covington but we did not learn par ¬

ticulars of tho trouble The body wasbrought hero and interred yesterdayafternoon

MY Dixie GirlCo played threenights to rather small crowds at Wal ¬

tons Opera House last week Thecompany is far above the average anddeserved a much more liberal patron ¬

ago Miss Pearl Evans Lewis is an exceptionally good actress and a tweesinger

NEWS comes from Lexington thatthieves entered the home of Mr W PWalton and got away with his overcoatand hat As the average newspaperman possesses not more than one eachof such articles we fear our brothersuffered not only Inconvenience by thethiefs visit but some cold as well

REV 0 M HUEY pastor of the Baptist church at Somerset preached tothe inmates of the jail In his city onSunday afternoon Our pastors mightdo some good missionary work by em ¬

ulating Rev Hueya example We aresure that Uncle Dink would be gladto open the jail door to the men of Godat any and all times

The retirementof Cot W P Waltonfrom active service as a newspaper ed ¬

itor and publisher owing to the sus-

pension¬

of the Evening Gazette of Lex ¬

ington will be the cause of sincere re-gret to the members of the Kentuckypress with whom he has so long livedand labored A democrat of the demo-crats a stalwart champion an uncom ¬

promising antagonist Mr Walton wasat all times an ally to be sought anenemy to be feared

lie carries into his wellearned retire-ment

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the assurance not only of a gen ¬

uine respect but the heartiest of per-

sonal¬

good will from all who have mess ¬

ured swords with him or drawn them inthe same cause for hes a firstclassflghtin man and the best of good fel¬

lows LouisvilleTimesPARKERS

HAIR BALSA-MClfrod txwtinct t hairIraiwOM taiurtuit povOiOIQUurono

jne> lIIIICon

Auctioneer I

I otter my services to the people oi tin ¬

coin county as an auctioneer Hatlafartlonguaranteed JtcWHOKTKllMoreland 1

Residence TurnersvllleI

FOR SALE I

Stock of general merchandise Hustonvllle on Main Htreet Well known standlrUcularl ¬

Hustonvllle Ky

J J BELDENFor House nnd Carriage ¬

ming Paper Hanging Gun und LocksmithIng Shop oppoltedepot

J J BKLDEN Stanford Ky

FOR SALE I

hover Hotel at Grub Orchard also store-room

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Just across street with post olllce ad ¬

joining and n cottage or once of threerooms All necessary outbuildings

MllH OUHTI8 aOVKllCrab Orchard Ky

PUBLICSALEudlefromTHURSDAY JANUARY 50Thi 1810beginning at 10 oclock sharp the followproperty 3 Rood work one B yearsold and the other 101 good milk cow will befresh In Unroll one brood sow 4 horsewagon one buggy ono drag harrow onobreaking plow 2 double shovel plow onelet of harness sets of wagon gea-relbarrelotcornlncribrahoeksof Fod ¬

der In field Lot of hen dinner bell mowerund rake household nnd kitchen furnitureand many other thing Terms mndt knownou duy of salt

OIAIlKMOKnEAOfKTurntT vlllfKy

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WeolFeathers Tuow8swkzGolden Se UYcEowRooO CII1IeDIIWild Glower etc We ue< MM Ia IB56Otr luiitudn9esodcendobetter for you thenagents or camaaoa ncrchutt Rtfeiucxur Bnk a LouJnBe Write for wetlypice lul stx Jippnj Uji

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IL R Hughes T W Humble W O Martin

Begin The Year

1910t l

With The resolution to wear clothes that are made to meaeure-t

Good clothes are a great factor in business and social progressand every man owes it as a duty to himself to present a pleas Irichneest f

shouldadopt them Start the year right Save money onyour dress and dress better Make up your mind to wear In ¬

ternational clothes from now onward and to stimulate yourresolve Come in now and see beautifulall wool fabrics SOOt1Jstyle models

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HUGHES MARTIN CODry Goods Notions Shoes

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STANFORD KENTUCKY

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ReceivedA

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BIG SHIPMENTt

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Oliver Chilled Plows andRepairs

W E PERKINSCrab Orchard Ky

Tinging Plumbing Heatinger

Dont let 1910 pass without having hot and cold water through yourLouse with a beautiful white

PorcelainOutfitHove W K WARNER to install your country water woks with

reasonable prices and guarantee

We also carry in stock FORCE AND CISTERN PUMPS Roofing andRoofing Paints

Call and see us

f W K WARNERStanford Ky

W LMCARTyPrg E C WALTON VPres L R HUGHEfyS A T

Stanford Real Estates Co1

Stanford KentucKy

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Farina anti Town Property Handled on Commission Stocks and BondsSold If you Have Property to Jell or Rent Notify Us

Write for Circular to

L R HUGHES Secretary Stanford Ky

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