THE INTERIOP JOURNALIVOL XXXVSTANFORD KYTUESDAY NOVEMBER 5 1907 NO 71 I

HUSTONVILLE

School at KifToa schoolhouse hils

closed on account of diphtheriaW G Cowan sold to lien Spalding

I of Lebanon 40 1100pounders at 4JcG J Bohon sold 54 yearling cattle at

440 Ho has a nice bunch of 1000

pound cattle for saleMrs B N Avcritt of Bradford

vllle and Mr and Mrs F Love of

Taylorsville are visiting Mr and Mrs

F M YowollThe Commercial Club will meet

Thursday night at the Opera House

Railroad business of Importance is to

be transacted Chas Wheeler prey0 dent

The game warden of Lincoln count

warns thbso hunting before the 15th toprepare to face tho court as nil arcknown and they will save cost by roportingThomas

Gooch the largest buyer ofy

turkeys In this part of Kentucky has

recently made a thorough canvass of

tho surrounding counties and rcportithe crop short fully 50 per cent

The ladles auxiliary to tho C W B

M will meet next Thursday at 2 p M-

at Mrs Dlnwlddios A full attendMiss Ekin the dis

i anco Is desired astrlct manager will be present Mrs

I Katherine Hockor will lead

James Wright of Rlchland Oregon

a son of Wm H Wright for man

ytoan a resident of this section arrive

last week to visit relatives hero and In

Casey county Ho brought some spec

mess of apples raised thero that weigh-

ed 31 ounces each and were flno

t AnnaConstipationFor years I was troubled with bll

IOUHUCSS and constipation which madlife miserable for me My appctltfailed mo I lost my usual force and

vitality Pepsin preparation and catharttctt only mado matters worse I

do not know where I should have beertoday had I not tried Cuamborlalnj

1 Stomach and Liver Tablets The tablets relievo tho 111 feeling at onco

t strengthen tho digestive functionshelping tho system to do 1U work nuturallylira Itosa Potts firming ¬

ham Ala Those tablets arc for salebv all druggists

Golden Thoughts For The Week

Monday Tho art of life Is to knowhow to enjoy little and endure much

Tuesday Half the Ills wo hoard In

our hearts are Ills because we hoard

themWednesdayFresh responsibilitymean fresh power for serving God am

manThursdayflow seldom we weigh oui3neighbor in tho samo balance with our

selvesrldayThrough a thousand unnotici e ed openings our inner life is flashed up-

on

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tho world-SatnrdayConsclcnco ia the name thc

orthodox give to their prejudicesSunday Perseverance accomplishes

moro than precipitation

A Clarksville Tenn dispatch says

that Dr Thomas Hosklns George

Saunders and James Cross threo prom-

Inent

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citizens of Montgomery county

havo been arrested on tho charge ofscraping plant beds and pulling Up to ¬

bacco The indictment of the men is

the outcome of depredations which havooccurred in the county during tho pastfew months in which a large amount

of tobacco was destroyed and many

threats made

Tho Georgia Railroad Commission

1hns issued an order calling on the Cen¬

of Georgia railroad and tho South ¬

ern railway for full disclosures touch-

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tho sale of stock of the former so

far ns tho facts may bo known to

them According to a New York prper E II Harriman recently has been

ti a heavy purchaser of Central of Geor ¬

gia stock

A Good LinimentWhen you need n good reliable lint

Jlment try Chamberlains Pain Balmno superior for sprains and

swellings A piece of flannel slightlydampened with Pain Balm Is superiorto a plaster for lamo back or pains In

the side or chest It also relievesrheumatic pains and makes sloop and

rest possible For sale by all Drug-

gists

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Tho Department of Justice has an¬

nounced that efforts to reach an un ¬

derstanding with the attorneys for dis-

tillers

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upon a statement of facts fora test case in the matter of labelingwhisky have proved futile and the De ¬

partment of Agriculture will be notl ¬

t fied to certify cases of violation of thepuro food act for prosecution

atMrs Robert Ktrtloy and Eddie Flack

ti wero arrested in Montgomery county

on the charge of willful murder Thoarrests are tho results of an investigat-

ion of tho death of tho womans hus ¬

f band Robert Kirtley who is said torhave died of arsenic poisoning

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IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES

Willis Griffin aged 75 a respectscitizen of Mt Vernon Is dead

Tho handsome country home of J IIDavis of Whitley county burned caus-

Ing a 3000 lossJohn W Sears was struck in the

head by a falling telephone polo atBurnside and seriously Injured

William E Baughman a splendidcitizen of Boyle is dead aged 49 110

Is survived by his wlfo and one daugh

terTwelve shares of stock in tho Far-

mers National Bank of Somerset be-

longing to the estate of J S Higginasold at 163

A good roads movement has begun In

Bell county which it is believed will

mean much to the future devclopmcnof tho county

Hughes Swinebroad the Lancas-

ter real estate men sold for T BWalker to J S Johnson Sr his rcsidonee and 14 acres of land for 5000

James W Huguely a wealthy andprominent farmer of Madison countywas accidentally killed in n rock quarron his place while superintending thigetting out of stone Ho was crushedunder a falling stone

Mr T I Herring bought back thhomestead with improvements and 30

or 40 acres of land Ho will continue toreside at his old home here Thtfriends and neighbors are glad ho nndhis family have decided to remain withus Marksbury Cor Advocate

THINKS Tilt i J A GOOD ADVERTIS

ING MEDIUM Some months ago I ad-

vertised in your paper that I had forsale a farm in Lincoln county Ken-

tucky known as the John D Carpenter homo place near Hustonville Kentucky I received inquiries concerning

this farm from numerous coplo in Lin ¬

coin and adjoining counties and ono ortwo from Illinois and Texas It hatbeen sold to Dr J B Beck a formerresident of Lincoln county but morerecently of Somerset Kentucky andhe and his wife have removed to thefarm to reside My object In writingyou this letter is to express my appre ¬

elation of your journal as an advertis ¬

ing medium and to apprise you of theresult of the advertisement I am surethat tho people of Lincoln and tho ad-

Joining

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counties neglect a great oppor ¬

tunity If they do not advertise whatthey wish to buy or sell in your paperfor this land was advertised in no otherway and the result Is as above statedOf course the land In question was doslrablo and worth the money but thatis none tho less creditable to the adver-

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medium Thanking you I amvery sinccryly yours C N ManningLexington Ky

Here and There

Abe Sumroll and Hank Lucas Negromurderers wero hanged by a mobntVinegar Bend Ala

Near Munfordsvillo Floyd Edwardskilled Louis Denison by stabbing himwith his pocket knife

The Kansas City grand jury returnedD7 Indictments against merchants forviolating the Sundayclosing law

Fire in the basement of the PlazaHotel in Chicago caused several hun ¬

dred guests to make a hurried exit andmany of them had narrow escapesfrom suffocation

Figures on tho citrus fruit crop ofSouthern California for the year end ¬

ing October 31 show that the total ofthe cars shipped was 27487 of which23934 were oranges and 3503 lemonsThe whole brought in money approximating 34000000

A Methodist Minister Recom ¬

mends Chamberlains CoughRemedy

We havo used Chamberlains CoughRemedy In our home for seven yearsand it has always proven to be a re ¬

liable remedy Wo have found that itwould do more than tho manufactururH claim for It It Is especially goodfor croup and whooping cough Kovlas A Lewis pastor Mllaca MinnM E church Chamberlains CoughRemedy Is sold by all Druggists

Soup at 15 cents a plate and rebateof 65 Thats what Andrew D Ken-

nedy a tailor got today with his lunchHo had just computed how much howould loso by tho stock market beingdosed andcut out tho 50 cent tablodhoto Instead ho tried the soup andounU something hard When ho shook

out his napkin it mado a noiso on thodlaI ¬

gave him 65 for the stono PittsburgPress

A Reliable Remedy For CroupMrs S Rosluthal of Tumor Mich

Inn says We have usod ChumMjrlalns Cough Medicine for our-selves and children for several yoursind like It very much I think It Isho only remedy for croup and canhighly recommend It For sale byill Druggists

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NEWS NOTES

Hon J Henry Powell aged 68 Is

dead at HendersonGov Hoch of Kansas has pardons

the noted ex bandit Emmett DaltonTho Commercial State Bank with de-

posit of 380000 closed its doors atGrand Island Neb

There were 223 business failures forthe week ending October 31 against 220the week previous

The New York grand jury concludeits investigations of election fraudsfinding 32 Indictments

Miss Juda Vantine was shot and probeably fatally wounded at Maysville byFrank Thomas who thought the pistolwas empty

Of recent years only six deaths oc-

cur to each 100 amputations This ii

owing to the improvements in antlseptic surgery

Miss Josephine Hill a teacher in ncharitable school in Now York and saleto havo been a former resident of Ken-

tucky committed suicide by shootingWarrants have been issued in Chica-

go for the officers of the Bidwell Electrio Company on the charge of usingtho mails to promote a fraudulent

schemeJRutherford a former saloon

keeper of Covington Tenn shot andkilled his wifo and II Pace ofthat place and committed suicide in

MemphisLafayettePhillips was sentenced ti-

the penitentiary for 21 years for themurder of his wife at HarrodsburgPhillips while on a spree shot and kill ¬

ed his wifeThe first night riders operating in the

Burley district called on William Black-burn of Harrison county and warnedhim to cease buying tobacco of thisyears crop

John Mitchell president of tho UnitedMine Workers of America has under-gone another surgical operation at LaSalle 111 and is in a seriously weaken-ed

conditionDispatchesto the mercantile agencies

Indicate that a largo volume ofbusinessIs still in progress despite the handicapIn some sections of tight money andcar shortage

The directors tablo in the office offormer president McCurdy of theMutual Life Insurance Co which cost12000 sold at auction in New YorkCity for 110

Thirteen saloons at Bristol Tennwere closed Thursday night under thePendleton law and henceforth the townwill be dry Over 100 saloons weredOlled at Knoxville

Robert Hocker tho Negro who wasconvicted of the murder of NewtonVeal a wellknown young farmer ofFayetto county was sentenced to beranged on Friday Jan 3

Robert P Peters of Sioux City laneed 95 has been a policeman for 75rears lie says ho has never been II-

Iday

ain his life and has been an inveter

ito smoker For his work he has earn-ed 60000

The fourth annual convention of theNational Tobacco Growers Associationdosed at Shelbyville after electing of ¬

ficers and choosing Owensboro as thetext place of meeting Reports made

to tho convention showed that twohirds of the tobacco production of thiscountry is controlled by the growersassociations and tho delegates wereunanimous in expressing confidence as

to the outcomo of their movementResolutions indorsing the decision of

tho Burley growers not to raise a cropin 1908 were adopted

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He Fought at GettysburgDavid Parker of Fayetto N Y who

lost a foot at Gettysburg writesElectric Bitters havo dono me more

rood than any medicine I over tookFor several years I had stomachrouble and paid out much moneyor medicine to little purpose until I

began taking Electric Bitters I wouldnot take 500 for what they have donefor mo Grand tonic for the agedmd for female weaknesses Great aleratlvo and body builder sure curefor lame back and weak kidneysiimranteed by Pennys Drug Store5Oc

Phineas G Wright has had his gravereopened at PutmanO to place a caseof whisky beside the coffin which hasbeen in tho grave I moro than a yearwaiting for Wrights occupancy HeIs 75 years old Several years agoWright caused a granite block to belaced over tho gravo with his bust

carved on it Tho cut of the whiskersdid not please him and he caused thesculptor to trim the stone enough tocon from to his hirsute adornmentTho inscription below tho name reads

Going but know notlwhere

We have secured the agency forciao Laxative Fruit Syrup tho new

axatlvo that makes the liver livelypurIfies the breath cures headacheand regulates tho digestive organsCures chronic constipation Ask usbout It G L Penny

JUDGE R C WARREN

At six oclock CO minutes r H Friday Nov 1st 1907 the spirit of JudgRichard C Warren took its flight Hihad suffered from a three weeks pre-

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illness superinduced possibly by asurgical operation performed last Au ¬

gust for the removal of a tumor on theneck The operation was successfullyperformed and with but little loss oftime he recovered sufficiently to resumelife official duties He failed to appearat his regular county court on the sec-

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Monday of October and from thatdate until lis death he steadily declinedIt is not known that his death wascaused even remotely by the tumor forit was pronounced benign by pathologists who made a microscopic test butin the popular mind the two things areassociated as bearing the relation ofcause and effect

Judge Warren was born in Lincolncounty April 4 1841 After his birthBoyle county was organized and hisfathers farm was included within thenew county

He graduated at Centre College in1862 and alter graduating taught oneterm in one of iU departments He en ¬

tered tho Senior Class of the LouisvilleLaw School in September 1865receivIng his diploma in March 1866 He im¬

mediately located in Stanford for thepractice of his profession forming apartnership for that purpose with JudgeR J Breckinndge In 1874 he waselected county attorney for Lincolncounty serving one term In 1880 hewas elected Commonwealths Attorneyfor the Eighth Judicial district servingono term In 1889 he was chosen torepresent his county in the General As-

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In 1893 he was appointed mas ¬

ter commissioner of the Lincoln circuitcourt serving 11 years In 1905 he waselected county judge and died when histerm was about half out

Judge Warren had lived In Stanfordabout 416 years lie practiced his pro ¬

fession continuously all these years in

this and adjacent counties at one timeIn partnership with Col W G Welchand later with Judgo M C Sauflev

Ho was married on Jan 9th 1872 atLancaster Ky to Miss Charlotte LDuncan and is survived by her fivelaughters and one son

Thus has passed from mortal view anupright wellknown and well lovedman Death did not take him by sur¬

arise Ho was aware of its approachTo himself he may have said

Strange voices ringOn m souls car with sound that quick

encthBuild now or never say they and

they bringThe premonition of an early death

me hasten with my harvesting

A Hard Debt to PayI owe a debt of gratitude that can

toner be paid off writes 9S Clarkif Westfiold 10WIlIIfor my rescuefrom death by Dr Kings Now Dlssovery Both lungs wore so seriouslyifTected that death seemed imminent

vhen I commenced taking New Dis-

covery The ominous dry hackinglough quit before tho first bottle wasised and two moro bottles mado a

complete cure Nothing has everiqualcd New Discovery for coughs

olds and all throat and lung com-

plaints Guaranteed by Pennys Drug-

Store 60c and 1 Trial bottle free

The grafter swearsHos gotta live

The rogue declaresHos gotta live

It may be worseTo deal in verseBut please dont curse

I gotta live

This is Worth RememberingAs no ono Is immune every person

hould remember that Foleys KidneyCure will cure any case of kidney orladder trouble that Is not beyond tho I

each of medicine

1 The case had to be postponed againWerent the lawyers readyYes but the dressmakers demanded

more time

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