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SEMI =WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNALVOL XXX STANFORD KY TUESDAY NOVEMBER lL 1902 9 A M NO 71

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REV 0 M HUEY

The Now Pastor of tho Baptist Church Who Begun a MeetingThere Last Night

NEWS NOTES I

b Sale blowers made rich hauls at Do-ver and Springfield Teno

A Union itatlon to coil 1500000 willbe built at El Paw Texas

The Crown Pi loco of Slam vltttcdthe stockyards at Chicago

Safe bloweri robbed the poe mco atCulver lod of 11000 In ump

Fire at Auburn Wednesday night deatroyed the Advocale newspaper oBlcoand several stores

At Albany William Dugger wascaught In a roller and taw mill beltand Initanllr killed

Robber blow open the safe of the1 Tampa Kaniat State flank secured

13600 and escaped on a handcarO W Lane a prominent homestead

er of Oklahoma wag called to his doorand shot to death near Shirley Okla

Eben Proctor one of the Jurors InHarvey Moore murder case at Morebead became Insane In the jury room

Carroll Tompkins ailed 10 of Bullltt

BloomIAt Buffalo Chrlilophcr Wlllli shotMary Ferguson his fiance and thenfired a bullet Into his own bead killinghimself almost InstantlyL Delaney a mall carrier on theroute from Frankfort to Ilavlelandwee found dead in hit wagon BUdeath was caused by heart dlicate

J Many of the Individual coaloperatortfa the anthracite region have agreedto become parties befoN the arbitra ¬

tion commission and accept lIe dace

IonTheInsanity of Oen Toral who sur

rendered Santiago de Cuba to theAmerican forces It attributed to Inttructlont from the Spanish governmcnt that ha draw up a full account ofthe surrender of the city

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three time Inflicting wounds thatprobably will prove fatal

It It reported In New York that tbominority shareholders of the Loultvllleand Naihvjllo will hayo about onetblrdof the next Doard of Director It Itauthoritatively stated that PresidentSmith will bo retained If bo so desire

to tbo report of the super ¬

1lntendentof the rural tree deliveryservice Iowa has the largest number ofroutes Kentucky hat 80 and eight willbe added Nov 15 To extend the syntem over the United States the annualcost will approximate 824000000 and

employedI oreti Is reported In Soutbweitcrn Indiana

loipecUlly In Sullivan county Expertsroughly estimate Its value at 100000purlilare deposits of coal which are claImed-to be almost pure charcoal Find de ¬

posits of limestone are also reportedIn response to a letter written by

John Patrick a klnir thai military protectloci hn afforded him as a witnessbefore the Breathltt county grand juryCircuit Judge Redwloo says ho hascaused an attachment to bu Issued forPatrick and will see that he has ampleprotection Patrick says bo was awitness to the of James Cockrill and Implicate county officials Inthe shooting Be says he fears ho will

t the assassinated It ho goes to Jaoktonto testify Patrick It ID Lexington

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John Mitchell Is being boomed forpresident of the American Federationof Labor to succeed Gompcri

Increased wages have been grantedall machinists on the Chicago and East ¬

era Illinois railroad systemJell Maxwell was shot and Instantly

killed near Annlstoo Aa by hisbrother Inlaw Will N Lawson

Dennlt Dorrlt a mine foreman nearWllkesbarre was fatally shot by a mi ¬

ner who bad been refuted workRoiwell Bcardiley of North Lan

ting NY postmaster there for 74

coniccutlre year It dead bt the age of03

A Loultvllle engineer who has beenat work oo a new Cuban railroad saysnearly 300 miles of a new line fromSantiago are ready for service

John Veatch of Indianapolis andBud Fox of Mootezuma led werekilled and seven were Injured In a colIlilon on C H and D railroad near In ¬

dianapolisSo great Is the traOIo of the railways

of the country that they aro now faceto face with an engine and car famineand It Is feared that freight blockadesmay soon result

At Newport tbo Sbawlrwln Com-mission Company of Cincinnati hassued the Chesapeake k Ohio RailroadCompany for 185000 damages for al ¬

leged failure to deliver groceries In thecoal mining regions of West Virginiaduring the recent strike

Cantrell and MoEndroe the leadersof Indiana ghouls pointed out 30 or 4

graves In Ebenezer and Anderson gem¬

clerics which they contested to haverobbed Cantrell showed one gravefrom which was taken the body of awoman whose husband besald receiv-ed

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half of the price 130

In loving remmbranco our dearhusband and father Monroe Curtiswho departed this life Oat 16

Papa Is gono but not forgottenNever will his memory fade

Swcetcivthoughu will over lingerAround the grave where be Is laid

We loved him yet wo loved himBut the Savior loved him tore

So the angel sweetly called himTo that bright and happy shore

It Is bard to part with papaOh so sad to see him dlo

But a gentle voice said comeAnd be calmly entered homo

WIFE AND CHILDREN

CHURCH MATTERS

There will be preaching at WillowGrove Schoolhouse at 230 Sunday af ¬

ternoonThe very Rev H C Mlgnot for 32

years rector of the New Orleans Cathe ¬

dral Is deadAt Bloomington Ind Isaac HoltLboDlblotian churchJEprotracted meeting at the Baptist

church at Brodbead Sunday

Get a free sample of ChamberlainsStomack and Liver Tablets at Craig kHookers drug store They aro easierpilleThenpiliRegularbelIeve ¬

KldYelmbl justchicken

ate four pies two

LAND STOCK CROPS ETC

T J mil sold to J R Beazley a pairof mules for for 1215

A C Dill sold to MIke Kennedy 10e0o pound cattle at 4o

FOR SALESseboate nod 20 eows CIt Carooo Mlddlebnrg

O W Evans told a fine bay inanemule to Fox L Logan for 1170

Coulter White bought of various parties a bunch of yearlings at 3lo

J A Estee bought of Dr Steelo BalIcy two butcher cattlo for 127 50

Richard Lowdnet bought a car loadof mules from M J Farris of Danvilleat

81RiceBengo of Danville bought four

Southern horses here yesterday at 1100to 1125

n C Baugbman sold to Fox i LoIran a tbreeyear old Naboth gcldlogfor 150

D O Allen shipped to CincinnatiFriday a carload of bogs for which ho

gotSto500Wof Lancaster bought

hero yesterday two horses at 185 andthree mules at 1100

McGoodwIn of Pennsylvania boughtsix horses of various parties here yes-

terday at 176 to 1100

A B Randall of Mercer sold bisOno harness team of bays to Fox S Lo-gan

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Danville for 1550Chas Cummins sold a mule hero yes ¬

terday at tOO and another at 855Woods Bro sold to I S Tevls Seven

yearling mule at 175 and to Fox andLogan a horse for 155

J L Hutchln bought 16 cattle ofW B Pagan at 110 and sold WmRagan a maro for 1100 Record

lam well prepared to dehorn cattleHave stocks and other appliances atMark Bardlna barn J A EstcsStanford 2t

J J Stokes told to Vaughan dStokes a pair of mules for 1215 andbought of J M Vaughan a harnesshorse for 175

W M Malbooy bought of variousparties 14 heifers al3o 25 ttOooundshoats at Co and 60 barrels of corn Inthe Odd at 150

Kansas farmer say that It costa thorn15 coot a bushel to ratio corn countlog the Interest on the value of tbolend at 12 35 an acre

The burley tobacco grower aro pre ¬

paring to make an organization with40000 members and a capital of a mil ¬

lion to fight the tobacco trustA 50pound black boar shoat camo to

my place six weeks ago Owner catJet him by paying for keep and thltnotice Peter Balmer JumboIt

O A Pleasant told to J B Foitora bunch of 1150pound feeders at 4c toR C Hocker three calves at 120 and to-

O P Buffmin a 050pound cow at 3oAt F P and C C Combctta tale In

Casey yearling steers brought 3o <

calves 15 yearling mules ID pairs li7to 17760 aired mules 677 to 1100 bog +

ft to 6o horse liO to IS6 corn at crib1175 Household and kitchen local ¬

ture and farming tool sold wellCOURT DAY Tbero werp about 600

cattle bore yesterday and probablyhalt of them changed hands Somegood steers went at about 40 but SI to

04o were the rultyig prices Heiferwere slow at 3 to 3c Butcher stuffwas quiet at 2i to 3o The mulo market was lively a number selling at 7

to IUO Horses wore slow

CRAB ORCHARD

Mllly Welch colored died last weekMiss Sue Hopper of Louisville Is

the rfuett of W E Perkins and familySome of the good ladles of the Bap

list church have collected money andexpect to have the building paintedand repaired tblss tall They deservemuch praise for their faithfulness

Dr Wm M Myert has had tomehandiome stones put up at his fathersmothers and brothers graves Howill leave shortly for his homo laThorotowo Ind Bis slater Mrs Al ¬

len H Blsey of Kansas City Mo lofta few days ago much to the regret of

her friends Mr Felix Myers left FrI-

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morning for his home In BoobamTexas Dr Will J Edmlston and MrBruce Hantford were called to Mao ¬

chester Friday night to tee W BHansford who Is 111

It the shrinkage ot tbo republicanvote In Butler county niece McKenzIoMoss and Dick Knott took chargethe civil liberty campaign In the t

dlequall0e tien

the race for Circuit Judge what doe

the shift of Warren county from 11

majority for Taylor In 1809 to 850 forSettle In 1002 do to and for the HoMcKenzie Mode of Warren In the ma-

ter of that same Circuit Judge racoIsnt tho sauce that Is good for the re

good also for thegooseLouleviltotasteI inyour mouth go at onto to

era drug store and get a free sample of

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tab-

lets One or two donea will make ye

well They also cure blliouiness etcJ headache and constipation

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Garrard people are confident of getting the railroad

The Christian Endeavor Society

givenFrIdaylOne of the plato glass windows of

Bank was broken by aNegro urchin Friday

A new street Is to be run from theDanville road to Intersect Water streetjBarrlswell drillers have now reached a depthof 850 feet and dally expect a gusherjdisclaimturkeys at 7c and will hold for a betterprice

The Ladles Aid Society of theChristian church will have an exchange at tbo postoffice the day beforeThanksgiving

Two Ohio cattle men are here buyIng up two carloads of one and twcyearolds end are paying good prices tothe local traders

Mr W T West has sold his cottageon Lexington street now occupied byMr George Wright to Miss AmandajjMissChristina Endeavor Sunday eveningand Mile Amanda Anderson gave anInteresting address

Sam Totten has sold his cottage onCrab Orchard street to Leo Began for1400 preparatory to removing withhis wife to Decatur Ill

Mr Jacob Joseph has been reelect-ed

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ai pno of the board of City Alder ¬

man and was first appointed last yearto fill J Thompsons place

B F Hudson bought a crop of hemp-seed from the Sparks Bros at 12 perbushel A K Walker bought 35 beadof caltle from various traders

Mr T B Long and wife late pro-prietors of tbe Hotel Garrard havecontracted for a large hostelry at Clio ¬

too Mot and will shortly leave forthat place

Toe side walks will bo Improved onStanford street by an asphalt pave ¬

moot In front of the Christian churchand brick walks In front of the Masonand Conn dwellings

Tbe Christian Endeavor Society willbavo a call meeting Thursday afternoon at tbe homo of Miss Lizzie Brownto prepare comfort tags to be sent tothe Inmates of the penitentiary

Rev W W Akers of Memphis andat Intimate friend and classmate ofRev 06i Cbumbley will bold a pro-

tracted¬

meeting at the Presbyterianchurch about the first of December

The Bowling contest between Dan ¬

ville and Lancaster players Fridayevening was well attended many ladlesbeing Interested spectators and thegame was close with a slight advan ¬

logo In favor of LancasterT S Elkln bought of JlmClark some

let calves at 2o fat hogs of Button a60 and from Joe Bowman at same figurea a tat heifer from J ftl HIatt at3c Yocum and Bailee of Fayettebought 20 head of twoyearold cattleIn the Buckeye section for 600

It Is stated the night trains are soonto bo taken off and Lancaster willagain be short on her mall express andtraveling accommodations however

5seotherdallppaeeengeritraln will baadded and will be an Improvement overthe old time serylce but Garrard peo-ple will make no complaints with thogreat expectations of tho new Louievllle Southern lathe near future

The coming of Mr Edwin L Barkerand his monologue plays next Mondayevening promises to draw a goodhouse and all friends and promoters ofthe Ladles AldSoclety are urged tolend their support and pretence ThoHenderson Kentucky Lyceum Aeaoclaflea pronounced Barkers wonderfulversatility and exquisite acting as havlog completely captivated the fenderson people Tbo Chicago Y M C Astates that Mr Barkers entertainmentwas highly satisfactory and the audlonce was enthusiastic over the evenlnga program

Mr A C Denny and daughter MMMattlo Duncan are visiting MissesMargaret and Pauline Hocker of Stan ¬

ford Mesdames Buoy ot Stanfordand Richie of St Louis have beenguests of Mrs JE Wolford Mrs JE Stormee hoe returned from a visit

ofto Richmond relatives Mr RichardKennedy and fiance Miss MarthavllltlojZMrSate1tar who have been guests of W H KinWeird and family left for Keokuk Frifamilytmarriage of his sister Miss Edna toMr Samuel Scott ot Loulevllle Walwaslatook her ton Robinson to Louisville fortreatment for tuberculosis Mrs L FHubble ot Danville visited here Sunday Mrs Geo D Robinson and chitdren of Huttonvllle are visiting MrD L Walker Mrs Gregory andMrepGregk ¬

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Is half the battle of life and to beWell Dressed does not mean expel ¬

sively dressed if you buy the rightgoods at the right place This is j

the placewe have the goods

IT PAYS TO TRADEAT

THE GLOBEMerchant Tailoring Gleaning Pressing and Repairing

Your money back It youre not satisfied

T D mILLER Danville KU

To burn 12a ton soft coal without theescape of root smoke or gss was unheardot before the invention of

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Stove

This wonderful stove burnt thoGAS HALF of soft coal wastedwith other stoves and givesthe same cleanliness and evenboat day and night with thisfuel that can bo had from 10hard coal It requirca atten ¬

don only three times in 24hours Fire u never out

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DBiggins

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s McKinneySTANFORD KENTUCKY

E1 ic1 zA preparation for eradicating the dis¬tagreeable odors arising from

perspirationIt is a sure cure for the odors from perspiration onanyportion of the body without injury to health or clothingbyIweB McROBERTS PHARMACIST

STANFORD KENTUCKY

GUNS slm

Ammunition Hunting Vestsitc We will make you thelowest Prices you can get for

CASHCraig Hocker SSTANFORD

LARSON PENCEDEALERS IN <

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i Carriages Buggies Phaetons Wagons Buck-

boards = HarnessFull and complete stock of the above always on hand and

are sold at prices that defy competition

Seelour elegant llneJt Lap Robes

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