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JI VOL XXXIII STANFORD KY FRIDAY JUNE 2 1905 NO 271F

FARMERS DEPARTMENT

The English Derby was won by LordRosebcrys Cicero

A yearling Polled Durham bull forsale A J Gooch Moywood Ky

Six yearling Polled Angus bulls forsale J W Baughman Stanford

G W Redman of Campbollsvillesold n span of mules a few days ago for

105 He also sold a horso for 200

I have and will have some good

v lung work mules and business horsesI for sale Josiah Bishop Hustonvillc

KyMy bull Bob Quls stands at 150

cash with return privileges UnlessP cash accompanies order no service will

bo rendered John B CamenischStanford

E P Woods bought In St Louis acarload of mares the pick of four car-

loads of good ones He will sell themto those wanting mares for breeding orworking purposes

it is feared that tho plan to formn combine of tho Kentucky Burley to ¬

bacco growers hat fallen through ow¬

ing to the demand of the growers forx increased acreage

The first bull fight In Madrid afterthe repeal of the Sunday law was wit-

nessed by 20000 persons and 80000more wilted outside tho ring to getprompt news of the result

Tho stockholders of the ColumbiaFair Association met in the News ol11co

last Saturday afternoon and resolved tohold a fair beginning August 22nd andcontinuing four days John B CoflTcy

Is the President and C S Harris Secretary Adair News

The Philippine tobacco crop of 1901

according to the census taken under thePhilippine Commission amounted to37403083 pounds produced from 77G23 acres In Paint of commercial im

portancc tobacco U tho third agricultu ¬

ral product of tho islands

Kentucky Fair Dates

Tho following are tho dates fixed forholding tho Kentucky fairs for 1905 asfar as reported

Crab Orchard July 1J3 daysdaysiDanville August 23 daysHarrodsburg August 84 daysFern Creek August 154 days

L Shephcrdsvlllc August 15t days

ILawrenceburg August 154 days

4 Vanceburg August 164 days

itDrodhcad Aug 163 daysAugust 173 days

Shclbyvillc August 224 daysSpringfield August 234 daysNlcholasvilic August 203 daysDm town August 301 daysSomerset August 291 daysFlorence August 304 daysElizabethtown Sept 53 daysGlasgow Sept 134 daysThe Kentucky State Fair Lexington

September 18G daysHenderson September 266 days

p i Falmouth September 271 daysOwcruboro October 10S days

Found aCure r DyspepsiaMrs S LlmUay of Fort William

Ontario Canada who has sufferedquite a number of years from dyspep¬

sia and great pains In tho stomachwas advised by hor druggist to takeChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets Sho did so and says I findthat they have Bono mo a great deal ofgood I have never had any sufferingsince I began using thorn If troubledwith dyspepsia or Indigestion why nottake tIw e Tablets gut well and staywell For sale by Lyne Broil CrabOrchard Ky

rYoung Georgian took his girl to tho

theater Curtain went up play was on

4nnd then tho girl grew faint With aquickness of ratiocination truly nmazing young fellow fished a tablet out ofhis pocket hurriedly thrust It in hisgirls lips and told her to tuck It underher tongue and let it stay there Shodid so it stayed and she sat tho showout in comparative comfort As thetablet didnt melt she slipped it intoher glove and took it home It was a

abuttonJudgeNo Secret About It

It Is no secret that for Cuts HumsUlcers Foyer Sores Soro Eye iI hailsetc nothing is so effective as Duck

Ions Arnica Solve It didnt takelong to euro a bad soro I had and itIs all O K for sore eyes writes D

tyL Gregory of IlOilO Texas ado atO L Pennys Stanford and LynoBros VCrab Orchard drug stores

A Kentucky Governor was seen in

the act of doing manual labor yester¬

day but as lie was breaking ground

for the new Capitol other officeholderswill violatedunion rulesLouisvilloMmes

Tho PromoterI find it very hard tofloat that stock

The Broker Thats strange Itsbeen watered enough to float

Henry Conrad of Petersburg IndIs 72 years old and his wife has justpresented him with twin boys

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IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES

Chris Adams dropped dead on hisfront porch at Pittsburg

Dan Miller for killing Zack Ward InLaurel got a life sentence

Thomas Snow of PitUburg was de-

clared¬

Insane and sent to an asylumMrs Francis Holtzclaw of Liberty

died of a complication of diseases afteran illness of many years

Thomas Rankin aged 74 head of theprominent and numerous Rankin familyof Wayne county died at Rankin lastweekAt

Otter Creek In Clay county AEdwards shot and killed Thomas Fredcrick and was in turn killed by JamesJackson a son in law of Frederick

At a meeting of the board of trusteesof the Harnxfcburg graded school ProfC W Bell was unanimously reelectedprincipal for the ensuing year for the17th consecutive year

Deputy Sheriff J W RubarU andDeputy Jailer R A Wnyman arrestedTheo Foley at Dunnvlllc on n chargeof selling whisky without license He

NJohnBowltn deputy sheriff near Jellicowhile resisting arrest Mallicoat hadrun one posse off and attempted toshoot Bowlin He is now in jail andwill recover

In a wreck on the bolt line near Milldlesboro 33 curs were ditched ThoseInjured sire SII Wilson firemaninternally will die Bob Brent legbroken tan Wilson arm broken anunknown miner was slightly hurt

The court of apj >cals has overruledthe petition for rehearing in tho case ofJohn Mctculf against the Common ¬

wealth on appeal from Garrard countyMetcalf was convicted of murderinghis brother Ben Metcalf and sentenc ¬

ed to the penitentiary for lifeSandford Dyer one of tho three men

who were mashed by slate falling fromthe roof of the coal mine of the Pit ¬

man Coal Company at PitUburg isdead Robert Brown and Peter Baxtertho other men who wore injured aredoing well and it is thought they will

recoverThe Chapter Daughters of theConfederacy assisted by the Confeder-ate

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Veterans wlirdecorate the Confedato graves in Bellevue cemetery Satur ¬

day tho anniversary of the birth ofJefferson Davis The address will bedelivered by Colonel John R Allen ofLexington Advocate

Tho saloon element at Corbin has wona victory over the expressed will ofthe people at the polls through thecanvassing board Of this tho CorbinLaborer says The election held hereon April 14th to ascertain whether ornot liquor selling shall be licensed inCorbin proves to have been so muchtime nnd money spent in vain Thereturning board has decided that theelection was illegal It may be how¬

ever only a partial victory as theantisaloontsta have an appeal to theCircuit Court and the Court of AppealsIn the meantime liquor will be sold andlicense granted as if no election hadbeen held

A cablegram from St Petersburgsays tho spirit of revolt is rife amongthe Russian troops in Manchuria andthat Gen Linevitch has wired the Czarthat a continuation of the war underthe circumstances is impossible Littlehope for the Russians can be found inthe latest dispatches regarding the na-

val¬

battle Only four of the vessels ofRojcstvcnskya fleet are known to havereached Vladivostok tho cruiser Almazand the torpedoboat destroyers Groz¬

ny Bravi and Terosiahty The full ex ¬

tent of the Russian casualties is not yetknown The Japanese losses ns report ¬

ed from Toklo are only three torpedoboats sunk three officers killedandabout 200 men killed or disabled It isdefinitely known that Vice AdmiralRojestvensky Is captured

Dying of Famine-Is In Its torments like tyingof con ¬

sumption 1ho progress of consump ¬

tion from tho beginning to tho veryend Is a long torture both to victimand friends When I had consump ¬

then In Its first stage writes WinMyers of Ccarfoss Mil after try-

ing different medicines anda gooddoctor In vain I at last took Drlungs New Discovery which quicklyand perfectly eared mo Prompt re¬

lief and sure cure for coughs coldssore throat bronchitis etc Positive ¬

ly prevents pneumonia Guaranteedat G L Pennys Stanford and LynoBros Crab Orchard drug storesPrice GOo and 1 a bottle Trial bottle

freePlugsySayMugs when you come

ter think of it dis way of livin aintbad after all is it

MugsyYer bet yer life it aint jestthink of havin to hustle a lot of furni ¬

turo and kids aroun dis time cr year

Fully 3000 are expected to bepresent at the Kentucky University re¬

union old students 4 to 8 saysthe Lexington Leader

NEWS NOTES

The business portion of WarroadMinn was destroyed by fire

Four persons were drowned as the re-

sult¬

of a cloudburst In OregonGround was broken for the new capi ¬

tol at Frankfort Gov Beckham tookout the first spade of earth

New Orleans Confederates are com ¬

ing to Louisville on a special train tocapture tho next reunion for that city

Gov W 0 Bradley delivered an ad ¬

dress at tho Memorial day exercises attho National cemetery near Nashville

Harvey Alexander It young groceryclerk of Lexington was found deadon his wifes grave in the cemetery

thereDespondentover financial reverses

B F Wilson ft wellknown attorney ofSelma Ala committedsuicide In hisoffice

Japanese contracts for supplies in ¬

volving millions of dollars have beenplaced in New York for immediate ful ¬

fillmentPositive announcement is made that

there will be no sympathetic strike inNew York to help out the stripers in

ChicagoAreceived at Washington

from Toklo says the Japanese loss intho great naval battle was only threetorpedo boats

On the public gpuare at Marshal MoCharles G Patterson a former editorshot and fatally wounded E D Mar-tin

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exState SenatorAt Chattanooga Frank Neighbors a

young white man tiring of his sistersalleged misconduct shot and killed bothof them and his brotherinlaw

Mrs Juliua Paulson of Dewitt lathrew herself and her three childrenoff a bridge into a creek Two child-

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and the mother were drownedJohn Holland inv ntor of the torpedo

boat says tho Japanese had two newtorpedo boats which could have done allthe damage BO far reported to tho Rus-sian fleet-

S T Holmos former postmaster ofFrankfort was found dead in bed inEminence under circumstances indicat ¬

ing suicideNew York and Chicago capitalists

are to build in Chicago a hippodromepatterned after the New York and Lon ¬

don hippodromes to cost 1400000During a quarrel over whisky Daniel

Truax an inmate of tho Old soldiersHome near Dodge City Kas shot andkilled Herman Lutz and John Lee fel ¬

low inmatesclose Feltner was arrested at Win-

chester¬

on a warrant from Hazardcharging him with complicity in therobbery of N II Hamilton in Lesliecounty in 1000

From 20 to 25 workmen were entomb ¬

ed by a caveIn in the Gunnison tunnelat Montrose Col The men are thoughtto be alive unless they were crushed todeath by the falling earth

The 31st annual convention of theAmerican Bankers Association will beheld at Washington D C October 2526 and 27 1005 The convention thetrust campany and savings bank sect-ions will be held October 24

Colonel John D Rockefeller Hithere Johnl Please send a tow hundredthousand to pay your fines for peddlingStandard Oil in Kentucky without li-

cense¬

N BTainted money willbe accepted Maysvillc Ledger

Charles Cummins an oilman of Chi ¬

cago died at Williamsburg from theeffects of carbolic acid taken with sui ¬

cidal intent He had been arrested af¬

ter having married Miss Summers ofWhitley His other wife arrived afterhis death

Gov Beckham commuted to life im ¬

prisonment the death sentence imposedon George B Warner of Louisvillefor tho murder of Pulaski Leeds andordered that the prisoner be taken totho Lakeland Asylum The life sen-

tence¬

being respited during the periodof Warners insanity

A netting hen is a regular louse matchine in hot weather if not properlycared for at the beginning Youshould first take a dry clean box andsaturate every inch of the inside withcrude kerosene oil bottom and sidesthen put in your chaff or straw andlastly the eggs then blow or sprinkloinsect lewder into the hens feathersand on her nest at night-making sure your box is large enoughand the hen if not lousy when you sether will not breed lousy chickens

Huge TaskIt was a hugo task to undertake tho

cure of such a bad case of kidney di ¬

souse as that of C F Collier ofCherokee In but Electric Bitters didit Ho writes My kidneys were soforgone I could not sit on a chairwithout a cushion and suffered fromdreadful backache headache and depression In Electric Bitters howev-er I found a cure and by them wasrestored to perfect health I recom ¬

mend this groat tonic medicine to allwith weak kidneys liver or stomachGuaranteed by G L Penny Stanfordand Lyne Bros Crab Orchard drug-gists

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HUSTONVILLE

D C Allen shipped a double deck oflambs to Cincinnati for which ho paid

tileDS Carpenter bought of Miss Alice

Wright a twoyearold Dignity Darecolt for 130

A snbstantlal move is on foot tosprinkle our streets with oil this sum ¬

mer It is badly needed and should bedone at once

The shipment of Lincoln county lambsto the Eastern markets last year byCowan McCormack has resulted inan increased and early demand formore

Hustonville and Lancaster base ballteams will cross bats at HustonvilleSaturday afternoon The K S D teamwhich was to play with our boys wrotethat it could not come

Prof J W Davis and family are vis-

Iting¬

friends and relatives in the WestEnd Tho professor has been practic ¬

ing law in Covington for the past yearbut will spend the summer in this local ¬

ityThotrustees of Richland school dis ¬

trict have finally decided to build a newschool house at the Elm Spring nearBud Dunns which Is the center of thedistrict and should be satisfactory to

allTheformal opening of Olympian

Springs for the season on June 8th willbe attended with a band of good musicand a feast of good things to eat in ¬

cluding ice cream and strawberries andthe Springs water free to all

A largecrowd attended the sale Sat ¬

urday of W B Wright and good priceswere realized D C Allen shipped hisweekly car of live stock to CincinnatiSaturday and is buying hogs and sheepat good prices for this weeks ship ¬

mentRevDorgan of Danville had n

large audience at the Baptist church onSunday afternoon and his sermon madea deep impression The Central Ken-

tucky¬

Quartette rendered two selectionsin a manner that showed the handiworkof musical artists

Another convincing evidence of theincreasing business in our city is shownby the act of the postmaster generalwho has ordered a Sunday morning mailto be bronght from Moreland to ourcity These accommodations arc onlyextended to points where business isincreasing and prosperity prevails

Stroude Gooch in driving fast on themain street of McKinney ran into thecarriage of Squire Wm Coffey whichwas occupied by Mrs Coffey Mrs SamMontgomery and Mrs J Owens andbaby A wheel and a shaft were jerkedoft and the occupants thrown out andsome were injured Mrs Owens thoughther child killed and fainted and did notregain consciousness for several hoursbut under the care of Drs Cook andSingleton tis hoped she will soon recov ¬

erThe commencement exercises of Hus ¬

tonville Graded School which were heldin Alcorns Opera House Monday eve ¬

ning were tho most interesting and de ¬

lightful of the season The pupils per ¬

formed their parts with the grace anddignity of those accustomed to suchwork rcfiectinggreatcreditupon them ¬

selves as well as their painstaking in ¬

structors Each number was stronglyapplauded by an appreciative audiencewhich was not sparing In manifestationsof deserved praise The opera housewas beautifully decorated in the classcolors and from front to back was pack ¬

ed with friends and patrons of the schoolAll went away feeling that it was goodto have been there The diplomas tothe graduating class were delivered bythe president of the board of educationMr Chas Wheeler who made an ap ¬

propriate address Many were the com-

pliments on the classical thesis read byMiss Susan Frye and all agreed that itwas most eloquently oed gracefully del-

ivered At a late hour the exercisesclosed amid cheers from tho largo num-

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of friends who had assembled forthe occasion which will bo long re-membered

Dickson = I see they have n new curefor rheumatism They roast the pat

tientNicksonThen my wife must havethought I had a very bad attack of itlast night

The laxative effect ChamberlainsStomach and Liver Tablets Is so agree ¬

able and so natural that you do notreallzo it Is the effect of a medicineFor sale by Lyne Bros Crab Orch ¬

ard Ky

It developed at the trial of FelixFeltner in Winchester that the note for1500 to the Winchester Bank was

signed by Judge James Hargis AlexHargis B F French and Ed Callahan

The latest pennyintheslot machinesin London represent a sort of savingsbank For each penny pushed in arc¬

ceipt is returned repre-sent

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a five shilling deposit in a

Admiral Rojestvensky a Japanesesays was taken to tie

hospital at Sasebo

HEAD AND SHOULDERSBOVEall other 350 and 400 shoes can only mean oneyouthatALL AMERICA SHOES

occupy that high position you can draw your own con ¬

clusionsWhile their distinctive custom styles will attract yourattention their superb finish comfortable lines andunquestioned workmanship will convince you of theirsuperiority The fact that only the highest grades ofleathers are used guarantees extra long serviceAll Americas are top notchers Hosts of wearerswho formerly bought elsewhere now buy hereSuppose you follow their example

SAM ROBINSONDry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats and Caps

Ladies and Gents FurnishingsaAll are Invited

Next Door to Lincoln County Nat BankSTANFORD KY

If your Binders or Mowers needany repairs let us have your orderearly as well have no expert to dogratuitous work this year BinderTwine on hand now Give us yourwork

W H HIGGINSSTANFORD KY

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ITHEIFor Sale by DR W N CRAIG Druggist Stanford Ky

Paint I Paint I Paint 1For Metal Roofing Observation is the best teacherI kuow that the tinner has the best chance to noticethe condition anti find out what is the best Paint forTin See me if you have any roof to paint or letme sell you tho paint Roofing Guttering FiltersPumps and Plumbing

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