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V THE INTERIOP JOURNAL IYOLo XXXVI STANFORD KY FRIDAY MARCH 13 1908 NO 4 DANVILLE KY r BRIGHT NEW ASSORTMBNTS OF Spring Wash Fabrics A Complete and Attractively Priced Display of White and Colored Wash Goods Awaits Your Choosing 1Po nthire early choosingtesortmente are nmv complete embracing every weave and your choice Prices are ns low as they can hemuch below last Springs realo of prices Wo have arranged this early that you might get your Spring and Summer wardrobes underway while you or your dressmakers time is not ful ¬ ly occupiedWo purchased of wash fabrics widely wisely and well wo mako our selections from tho leading manufacturers one of tho reasons why ours is al ¬ ways tho leading wash goods department and wo timed tho placing of our on era eo as to secuye tho lowest posciblo prices The showing Is worthof your viewing In many respects IYMercerized Pongees This is n beaulifulfabrfc for Coat suits skirts dresses and wnilltHjust tho right weight Washes perfectly and comes in most perfect tluulings of Pon gee Champagne Copenhagen reels blondinc navy black cream and hello Dont fail to consider these Irish Dimities Thceo old limo favorites arc again strongly in favor It is tho daintiest or all sheer wselt fabric ftII wellftII moat durable Wo are eholing about 30 of as exquisite designs and colorings as were ever seen price yd lowest ever II Colored Dress Linens i Rajah Linens in all the desirable colorings Solid colored linens with hair lino stripes and checks in blues champagnes navy browns hello etc Whito ground linens with hair line checks and stripes full yard wide at 30c t yd 36 inch plain colored linens at 25c 45c and real French Dress Linens o at 50c Colored linens with embroidered figures at 50c yard White Dress Linens We tho greatest demand ever known for whito linens this scasor j I- s bl and have laid in n stuck accordingly Wo show over 25 distinct qualities o r linens Sheer linen lawns at everyprico from 25c to 81 yd Liner Cambrics up to 82 yd 30 inch at 25c 30c nntlup to 75c Linen Shccingu from U to 82 Fronting Linen for Tailored Waist from 25o to 75c When in search of linens como to us and you will bo sun to find just what you are looking for and and at correct price White Waistings Wo are showing a lino of over 75 styles of fancy white Shirt Waist ma- terials These include figured Madras Dimity checks frftiu 15o to 50c Lawn checks and plaids fancy Lena stripes and many novelties in all white material especially adapted to shirt wa- istsNovelty Lines Wo have such a great variety of new fabrics that it is impossible to do more than mention them and nsk you to come in and inspect them now Real Scotch Ginghams Dotted Swiss mid Bordered Batistes nt 15c yd Chiffon Ilayo Crystal Chiffon Suisse JJrOtleric etc etc Wash Braids We cnllSI ecinlattention to our line of strictly Fast Color cotton Soutache braids for braiding linens pongees and other wash dresses Wo havo colors to match all shades Also to our line of absolutely Fast Color embroidered braids and bands from inch to 2 inches wide in all colors When you go to tho trouble to trim u wash dress you want to bo sure the colors will wash WE GUAKANTEK ALL OF THE- SEReadyToWear Department We aro receiving evcry day additions to our stock of Tailored Suits Silk Suits and Dresses Wash Suits nod Woists and it will repay you well for the time to take a look into this department if roily for ideas We call special attention to our new Voile skirts at 8850 80 and up to 81750 all nmdo of AUmnu Yoilo Also ask to see those special value Net Waists at 83 8350 84 and 85 I fL wc4wCDANVILLE KY D n 1 3 00 Kentuckys Disgrace and Billy Sun day DECATUR ILL March 2Tho night that tho decision of the Electoral Com missions robbery of Samuel J tfilde of tho presidency was received in Stan ford lion Ed Marshall delivered his lecture on Gen John C BrcckinridRe Preliminary to tho lecture was an ex- coriation of that travesty lost to the compendium of classic satire and Invcc tlve but concluding with this climax Let every seff respecting American retire to the privacy of his homo and pull down the blinds Illinois contingent of Kentuckians sends condolences to the mother and grandmother Stato with devout hope that the pious may derive great com- fort from the scriptural assurance that whom tho Lord loveth lie plungeth in to tho slough of slum and Investeth with sack cloth and mud or something equivalentMay good Lord have mercy or you Bill Bradley elected to the most exalted height possible to Kentucky political preferment and by Kentucky democrats who will provoko a derisive howl in political precincts of Plutos hottest corner which will reverberate throughott tho remainder of eternity Announcement that the lee Trust would restrict future operations to Iceland would be less astounding than was tho news of your disgrace It was a fit ¬ ting discrimination of tho Cincinnati Enquirer to give Caleb Powers con ¬ gratulations first place on the list and follow with Fairbanks Cannon Fora ker and other lights of only incandes ¬ cent degree of brilliancy- In a symposium of how it happen- ed ¬ Brent Spenco punctuated the ex ¬ pIn nation in his comprehensive pith Tho basest party perfidy that ever disgraced tho democratic party It Is very crhol to include your sublimated neighbor of Boyle in the list of rene- gades ¬ inflncnccd by Iwhlsky interests Only an inspired unselfish devotion to purity in politics and conscientious ma ¬ nipulation of whisky interests could have induced him to betray his constit- uents lie knows best wherein lie doylea beat interests and a few thous ¬ and years hence when tho talent has evolved to the lower level of the exalt- ed moral plane their agent now occu ¬ pies some new combination possibly will have produced an explosion of suff- icient propulsive power to project the fact into their oven then profane com ¬ prehension Then your neighbor will bo apothesized as the ono genuine anti typo of Jesus Christ now execrated as- a Judas Iscariot Let us pull down the blinds A moral wave of tidal proportions la shaking the dry bones of Illinois and Decatur is just now on its crest Billy Sunday one of the base ball top notch era of 20 years ago is the evangelist whose forensic fury magnetism fer- vor ¬ and wonderful dramatic delivery draws thousands daily to the immense tabernacle erected especially for his crusade Its seating capacity is COOO and is usually crowded an hour before services A choir of 500 at rear of the speakers platform and congregational volume in choruses make a storm of melody which suggests the Celestial Sacngcrfest Mr Sunday is fluent fervid furious and of ten ferocious pro ¬ ducing that sulphurous atmosphere the present day patriarchs remember when the fur flew at revivals when denomi ¬ national propogandism was almost uni ¬ versal The features of applause en ¬ cores and denominations restricted to your secular gatherings would appear at firat a little incongruous but youd soon get used to such All leading con ¬ gregations havo suspended their indi ¬ vidual work and combined in this as- sault of Belials ramparts and the breaches are broad promising a glori ¬ ous victory in the rescue of thousands Tho ferment of enthusiasm in this city is proportional to the effervescence of your town produced by Evangelist Car adlno Booze cards theatres hypoc ¬ nay all the piccadillos and particularly tho heresy of Christian Science havo taken to the woods for tho time being and will not resume business at tho old stands till many days after Billys re- moval ¬ to another of his eight years ahead engagements Half hour of mu ¬ sic precedes every service and such music I The troupe is organized com ¬ plete and mostefllcient The choir or- ganize ¬ and director is a fine tenor and baritone soloist of powerful voice He sings dally and occasionally tho choir whispers a stanza One girl whistles a solo She trills like a canary But Lin ¬ coIn county can furnish a male quar- tette ¬ that can shine even here and what a sensation a few scores of Lln ¬ colns sweet girls would create distrib ¬ uteri through theso audiences KENTUCKIAN Gov Swanson of Virginia has grant ¬ eda respite to March 27 in the case of Leo C Thurman the Kentucky boy under sentence to be hanged today The Supreme Court has refused Thur ¬ man a rehearingi dO MIDDLEBURG The Christian church at Yosemite is without a pastor For shooting at Luther Lucas Frank Martin was given one year in tho pen by a jury at Liberty last week Wm Miller who it seemed was in quite a critical condition some weeks ago Js able to sit up now His friends are glad of his recovery People living along tho mall route from hero to Liberty are petitioning to have tho carrier remain over here un ¬ til the arrival of tho evening mall from McKinnoy As the matter now stands they say their mall is a day late in be ¬ ing delivered to their boxes along tho lineIf Bolter Lillard can assume tho right to disgrace the Boyle county dem ¬ ocrats by voting for a republican for United States Senator the good people of Danville should sea to it that he does not run a blind tiger when he returns from Frankfort A man with no more scruples than Lillard seems to have is certainly a dangerous man in a com ¬ munity But Lillard is not the only Judas in the democratic party- C It Carson W J Godby James Riggins E P Claypool and John Ad ¬ ams have been doing jury service at Liberty for a week or more Mr W T Royalty is better after several days Illness Misses Alma Thomas of Phil and Odie Hansford of Boyle have en ¬ tered school here J F Cash went to Liberty Tuesday Mrs Laura Leo was sick tho first of the week Mr and Mrs WTMlller entertained the Sunday school teachers Tuesday evening If tho democratic party must be re organized as Watterson and tho Cou ¬ rier Journal have suggested let us for the sake of peace and especially for the sake of decency in its ranks reor ganize it so as to leave Watterson and tho Courier Journal out This seems advisable since old man Watteraon and his paper have become chronic bolters Bryan can get along better without them this fall than with the half ¬ hearted support they will give him if they do not bolt him outright HUSTONVILLE Notice has been received that service will be extended permanently on Rural Route No 1 from Richards comerI East to CS railroad as requested in the petition the change to take effect April 1st Put mall boxes up on the road side of tho ditch with bottom of box 48 to 54 inches from the ground as required by the superintendent of rural mall service Tho road inspector is ex ¬ pected within 30 days Mr Arthur Moore White of Louis- ville ¬ assistant general manager of the Danville Columbia and Scottsville Rail ¬ road says the corps of engineers have finished up their work as far as South Liberty Construction from McKinney will soon begin and tho work pushed as rapidly as possible J F Allen has been to Cincinnati Chattanooga and other points arranging the final details before commencing the construction work Mr White leaves for tho East this week on railroad business and ex ¬ pects to return in 10 days Judge W L Brown of London is in this city Judge Brown is very much interested at the present in the rebuild- ing ¬ ofa Baptist church at London Some time ago tho Baptist church burn ¬ ed and since that the congregation has had no home Judge Brown is a well known Republican politician and yes ¬ terday afternoon he wandered into the office of George W Long United States Marshal Immediately there was talk on things political but Judge Brown tried to convey the idea that he was on another mission George said Judge Brown bring ¬ lag things down to tho point I want you to help us toward rebuilding the Baptist church in London Why Judge replied tho marshal I am a Methodist and I dont see why I should help build an opposition church I dont think tho Methodists would like such a proceeding on my port This did not have much effecton Judge Brown and ho poured tho arguments in so hot and heavy that the marshal had to retreat from his stand and some of his friends said that ho did not know really whether he was a Methodist or Baptist for some time after Judge Brown left CourierJournal Good For Everybody Mr Norman It Coulter a prominent architect in tho Dolbort Building San Francisco says I fully endorse all that has been said of Electric Bit cers as a tonic medicine It is good for everybody It corrects stomach liver and kidney disorders In a prompt and etllcicnt manner and builds up tho system Klectrlo Blltera Is the best spring medicine over sold over a drug ¬ gists counter as a blood purifier it Is unequaled 60c at Pennys Drug Store Dave Poe Tom Ranston and two Jen ¬ kins brothers all Negroes were lynch ed at Van Cleave Miss The Negroes were charged with incendiarism t Duichess Trousers I Dutchess Will Please You Every Day At home or abroad at work or at playGuar anteed as theyare what more can you ask To show them is ever our pleasant task Ourj counters are loaded with newest patterns All stylish and nobby and more serviceable than other makes lOc a button 1 a rip Our Spring Stock is complete Come and try a pair The home of Dutchess Trousers SAM ROBINSON STANFORD KY Clothing Dry Goods Shoes Hats Caps La ¬ dies and Gents Furnishings Etc < FOR SALE I No 310 An uptodate Roller Flouring Mill of 50 barrel capacity loca ¬ ted in tho heart of one of the best wheat belts in the State and within 40 feet of Trunk Lino Railroad This is an old established plaht with fine cus turn trade Warehouse barn etc Can be bought for 85500 Brick Manufacturing Plant with daily capacity of 35000 dry house and full equipments together with severalacres of ground on which plant is ¬ crating nice suburban home of 12 acres with new residence andoutbuild ings and one or two nice resident properties in very best resident part of town which we will exchange as a whole for blue gross farm with good im ¬ provements apd well located No 171 210 acres six miles Southeast of Waynosburg on Buck Creek 125 acres in timber 100 acres bottom laud Two dwellings on farm one of six and the other of four rooms two fgood orchards fine water Land is adapted to corn wheat oassjaud hay 8500 worth of hay grown on place last year Reason for selling owner is in other business Price only 83000 All kinds of properties soliljand cxcbaiigcd Write us your wants dtij Somerset Real Estate sySomerset N 1- i tl H Northern seed d I Irish J Potatoes I W H HIGGINSI Stanford Kentucky r- I J I n THE SAFEST AND QUICKEST WAY TO TRANSFER MONEY IS BY LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE FOR RATES APPLY TO LOCAL MANAGER 4 IEAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANY INCORPORATED r 1ii r

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V THE INTERIOP JOURNALIYOLo XXXVI STANFORD KY FRIDAY MARCH 13 1908 NO 4

DANVILLE KY

r BRIGHT NEW ASSORTMBNTS

OF

Spring Wash FabricsA Complete and Attractively Priced Display

of White and Colored Wash GoodsAwaits Your Choosing

1Po nthire early choosingtesortmente are nmv complete embracingevery weave and your choice Prices are ns low as

they can hemuch below last Springs realo of pricesWo have arranged this early that you might get your Spring and

Summer wardrobes underway while you or your dressmakers time is not ful ¬

ly occupiedWopurchased of wash fabrics widely wisely and well wo mako our

selections from tho leading manufacturers one of tho reasons why ours is al¬

ways tho leading wash goods department and wo timed tho placing of ouron era eo as to secuye tho lowest posciblo prices The showing Is worthofyour viewing In many respects

IYMercerized PongeesThis is n beaulifulfabrfc for Coat suits skirts dresses and wnilltHjust tho

right weight Washes perfectly and comes in most perfect tluulings of Pongee Champagne Copenhagen reels blondinc navy black cream and hello

Dont fail to consider these

Irish DimitiesThceo old limo favorites arc again strongly in favor It is tho daintiest

or all sheer wselt fabric ftII wellftII moat durable Wo are eholing about 30

of as exquisite designs and colorings as were ever seen price ydlowest ever

II

Colored Dress Linens i

Rajah Linens in all the desirable colorings Solid colored linens withhair lino stripes and checks in blues champagnes navy browns hello etcWhito ground linens with hair line checks and stripes full yard wide at 30c

t yd 36 inch plain colored linens at 25c 45c and real French Dress Linenso at 50c Colored linens with embroidered figures at 50c yard

White Dress LinensWe tho greatest demand ever known for whito linens this scasor

jI-

s bl and have laid in n stuck accordingly Wo show over 25 distinct qualities o rlinens Sheer linen lawns at everyprico from 25c to 81 yd LinerCambrics up to 82 yd 30 inch at 25c 30c nntlupto 75c Linen Shccingu from U to 82 Fronting Linen for Tailored Waistfrom 25o to 75c When in search of linens como to us and you will bo sunto find just what you are looking for and and at correct price

White WaistingsWo are showing a lino of over 75 styles of fancy white Shirt Waist ma-

terials These include figured Madras Dimity checks frftiu 15o to 50cLawn checks and plaids fancy Lena stripes and many novelties in all white

material especially adapted to shirt wa-

istsNovelty LinesWo have such a great variety of new fabrics that it is impossible to do

more than mention them and nsk you to come in and inspect them nowReal Scotch Ginghams Dotted Swiss mid Bordered Batistes nt 15c

yd Chiffon Ilayo Crystal Chiffon Suisse JJrOtleric etc etc

Wash BraidsWe cnllSI ecinlattention to our line of strictly Fast Color cotton Soutache

braids for braiding linens pongees and other wash dresses Wo havo colors

to match all shades Also to our line of absolutely Fast Color embroidered

braids and bands from inch to 2 inches wide in all colors When you goto tho trouble to trim u wash dress you want to bo sure the colors will wash

WE GUAKANTEK ALL OF THE-SEReadyToWear Department

We aro receiving evcry day additions to our stock of Tailored Suits SilkSuits and Dresses Wash Suits nod Woists and it will repay you well for thetime to take a look into this department if roily for ideas

We call special attention to our new Voile skirts at 8850 80 and up to

81750 all nmdo of AUmnu YoiloAlso ask to see those special value Net Waists at 83 8350 84 and 85

IfL

wc4wCDANVILLE

KY

D

n 13 00

Kentuckys Disgrace and Billy Sunday

DECATUR ILL March 2Tho nightthat tho decision of the Electoral Com

missions robbery of Samuel J tfildeof tho presidency was received in Stanford lion Ed Marshall delivered hislecture on Gen John C BrcckinridRePreliminary to tho lecture was an ex-

coriation of that travesty lost to the

compendium of classic satire and Invcctlve but concluding with this climax

Let every seff respecting Americanretire to the privacy of his homo and

pull down the blindsIllinois contingent of Kentuckians

sends condolences to the mother andgrandmother Stato with devout hope

that the pious may derive great com-

fort from the scriptural assurance thatwhom tho Lord loveth lie plungeth in

to tho slough of slum and Investeth withsack cloth and mud or something

equivalentMaygood Lord have mercy or

you Bill Bradley elected to the mostexalted height possible to Kentuckypolitical preferment and by Kentuckydemocrats who will provoko a derisivehowl in political precincts of Plutoshottest corner which will reverberatethroughott tho remainder of eternityAnnouncement that the lee Trust would

restrict future operations to Icelandwould be less astounding than was thonews of your disgrace It was a fit¬

ting discrimination of tho CincinnatiEnquirer to give Caleb Powers con ¬

gratulations first place on the list andfollow with Fairbanks Cannon Foraker and other lights of only incandes ¬

cent degree of brilliancy-

In a symposium of how it happen-

ed

¬

Brent Spenco punctuated the ex ¬

pIn nation in his comprehensive pithTho basest party perfidy that ever

disgraced tho democratic party It Is

very crhol to include your sublimatedneighbor of Boyle in the list of rene-

gades¬

inflncnccd by Iwhlsky interestsOnly an inspired unselfish devotion topurity in politics and conscientious ma ¬

nipulation of whisky interests couldhave induced him to betray his constit-uents lie knows best wherein liedoylea beat interests and a few thous ¬

and years hence when tho talent hasevolved to the lower level of the exalt-ed moral plane their agent now occu ¬

pies some new combination possiblywill have produced an explosion of suff-

icient propulsive power to project thefact into their oven then profane com ¬

prehension Then your neighbor willbo apothesized as the ono genuine antitypo of Jesus Christ now execrated as-

a Judas Iscariot Let us pull down theblinds

A moral wave of tidal proportions la

shaking the dry bones of Illinois andDecatur is just now on its crest Billy

Sunday one of the base ball top notchera of 20 years ago is the evangelistwhose forensic fury magnetism fer-

vor

¬

and wonderful dramatic deliverydraws thousands daily to the immensetabernacle erected especially for his

crusade Its seating capacity is COOO

and is usually crowded an hour beforeservices A choir of 500 at rear of thespeakers platform and congregationalvolume in choruses make a storm ofmelody which suggests the CelestialSacngcrfest Mr Sunday is fluentfervid furious and often ferocious pro ¬

ducing that sulphurous atmosphere thepresent day patriarchs remember whenthe fur flew at revivals when denomi ¬

national propogandism was almost uni ¬

versal The features of applause en ¬

cores and denominations restricted toyour secular gatherings would appearat firat a little incongruous but youdsoon get used to such All leading con ¬

gregations havo suspended their indi ¬

vidual work and combined in this as-

sault of Belials ramparts and thebreaches are broad promising a glori ¬

ous victory in the rescue of thousandsTho ferment of enthusiasm in this cityis proportional to the effervescence ofyour town produced by Evangelist Caradlno Booze cards theatres hypoc ¬

nay all the piccadillos and particularlytho heresy of Christian Science havotaken to the woods for tho time beingand will not resume business at tho old

stands till many days after Billys re-

moval

¬

to another of his eight yearsahead engagements Half hour of mu¬

sic precedes every service and suchmusic I The troupe is organized com ¬

plete and mostefllcient The choir or-

ganize¬

and director is a fine tenor andbaritone soloist of powerful voice Hesings dally and occasionally tho choirwhispers a stanza One girl whistles asolo She trills like a canary But Lin ¬

coIn county can furnish a male quar-

tette¬

that can shine even here andwhat a sensation a few scores of Lln ¬

colns sweet girls would create distrib¬

uteri through theso audiencesKENTUCKIAN

Gov Swanson of Virginia has grant ¬

eda respite to March 27 in the case ofLeo C Thurman the Kentucky boy

under sentence to be hanged todayThe Supreme Court has refused Thur ¬

man a rehearingi

dO

MIDDLEBURGThe Christian church at Yosemite is

without a pastorFor shooting at Luther Lucas Frank

Martin was given one year in tho penby a jury at Liberty last week

Wm Miller who it seemed was inquite a critical condition some weeksago Js able to sit up now His friendsare glad of his recovery

People living along tho mall routefrom hero to Liberty are petitioning tohave tho carrier remain over here un ¬

til the arrival of tho evening mall fromMcKinnoy As the matter now standsthey say their mall is a day late in be¬

ing delivered to their boxes along tholineIf

Bolter Lillard can assume thoright to disgrace the Boyle county dem ¬

ocrats by voting for a republican forUnited States Senator the good peopleof Danville should sea to it that he doesnot run a blind tiger when he returnsfrom Frankfort A man with no morescruples than Lillard seems to have iscertainly a dangerous man in a com ¬

munity But Lillard is not the onlyJudas in the democratic party-

C It Carson W J Godby JamesRiggins E P Claypool and John Ad ¬

ams have been doing jury service atLiberty for a week or more Mr WT Royalty is better after several daysIllness Misses Alma Thomas of Philand Odie Hansford of Boyle have en¬

tered school here J F Cash went toLiberty Tuesday Mrs Laura Leo wassick tho first of the week Mr andMrs WTMlller entertained the Sundayschool teachers Tuesday evening

If tho democratic party must be reorganized as Watterson and tho Cou ¬

rier Journal have suggested let us forthe sake of peace and especially forthe sake of decency in its ranks reorganize it so as to leave Watterson andtho Courier Journal out This seemsadvisable since old man Watteraon andhis paper have become chronic boltersBryan can get along better withoutthem this fall than with the half¬

hearted support they will give him ifthey do not bolt him outright

HUSTONVILLE

Notice has been received that servicewill be extended permanently on RuralRoute No 1 from Richards comerIEast to C S railroad as requested inthe petition the change to take effectApril 1st Put mall boxes up on theroad side of tho ditch with bottom ofbox 48 to 54 inches from the ground asrequired by the superintendent of ruralmall service Tho road inspector is ex¬

pected within 30 daysMr Arthur Moore White of Louis-

ville¬

assistant general manager of theDanville Columbia and Scottsville Rail ¬

road says the corps of engineers havefinished up their work as far as SouthLiberty Construction from McKinneywill soon begin and tho work pushed asrapidly as possible J F Allen hasbeen to Cincinnati Chattanooga andother points arranging the final detailsbefore commencing the constructionwork Mr White leaves for tho Eastthis week on railroad business and ex ¬

pects to return in 10 days

Judge W L Brown of London is inthis city Judge Brown is very muchinterested at the present in the rebuild-ing

¬

ofa Baptist church at LondonSome time ago tho Baptist church burn ¬

ed and since that the congregation hashad no home Judge Brown is a wellknown Republican politician and yes ¬

terday afternoon he wandered into theoffice of George W Long United StatesMarshal Immediately there was talkon things political but Judge Browntried to convey the idea that he was onanother mission

George said Judge Brown bring ¬

lag things down to tho point I wantyou to help us toward rebuilding theBaptist church in London

Why Judge replied tho marshalI am a Methodist and I dont see why

I should help build an opposition churchI dont think tho Methodists would likesuch a proceeding on my port

This did not have much effecton JudgeBrown and ho poured tho argumentsin so hot and heavy that the marshalhad to retreat from his stand and someof his friends said that ho did not knowreally whether he was a Methodist orBaptist for some time after JudgeBrown left CourierJournal

Good For EverybodyMr Norman It Coulter a prominent

architect in tho Dolbort BuildingSan Francisco says I fully endorseall that has been said of Electric Bitcers as a tonic medicine It is goodfor everybody It corrects stomachliver and kidney disorders In a promptand etllcicnt manner and builds up thosystem Klectrlo Blltera Is the bestspring medicine over sold over a drug ¬

gists counter as a blood purifier it Isunequaled 60c at Pennys Drug Store

Dave Poe Tom Ranston and two Jen ¬

kins brothers all Negroes were lynched at Van Cleave Miss The Negroeswere charged with incendiarism

t

Duichess Trousers I

Dutchess Will Please You

Every Day

At home or abroad at work or at playGuaranteed as theyare what more can you askTo show them is ever our pleasant task Ourjcounters are loaded with newest patternsAll stylish and nobby and more serviceablethan other makes lOc a button 1 a rip OurSpring Stock is complete Come and try apair The home of Dutchess Trousers

SAM ROBINSONSTANFORD KY

Clothing Dry Goods Shoes Hats Caps La¬

dies and Gents Furnishings Etc <

FOR SALE INo 310 An uptodate Roller Flouring Mill of 50 barrel capacity loca¬

ted in tho heart of one of the best wheat belts in the State and within 40feet of Trunk Lino Railroad This is an old established plaht with fine custurn trade Warehouse barn etc Can be bought for 85500

Brick Manufacturing Plant with daily capacity of 35000 dry house andfull equipments together with severalacres of ground on which plant is ¬

crating nice suburban home of 12 acres with new residence andoutbuildings and one or two nice resident properties in very best resident part oftown which we will exchange as a whole for blue gross farm with good im¬

provements apd well located

No 171 210 acres six miles Southeast of Waynosburg on Buck Creek

125 acres in timber 100 acres bottom laud Two dwellings on farm one ofsix and the other of four rooms two fgood orchards fine water Land is

adapted to corn wheat oassjaud hay 8500 worth of hay grown on place

last year Reason for selling owner is in other business Price only 83000

All kinds of properties soliljand cxcbaiigcd Write us your wants dtij

Somerset Real EstatesySomersetN 1-

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Northern seedd

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TRANSFER MONEYIS BY

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IEAST TENNESSEE TELEPHONE COMPANYINCORPORATED

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