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l i PAGE TWO THE INTERIOR JOURNAL STANFORD KY MARCH 25tjj 1610J tTIl INTERIOR JOURNAL t Established 1872 EVBRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY At U Per Year in Advance SHELTON SAUFLEY PublUhe Entered at the Post Office at Stan ford Ky as Second Class mall HON HARVEY HELM- nominalonctor1ongirea candidate tot reo from the Eighth dl trictsubect to of the demo crotlo party TilE news that now comes from Rich mond that State Superintendent Pub lie Instruction J G Crabbo is about to resign to accept the presidency of the Eastern Normal School there has been whispered at Frankfort for some- time Should Prof Crabbe decide to do so Richmond and the Normals gain would be loss to the State of Kentucky No State superintendent in many years has done as much for the public school interests of the State as Prof Crabbe The INTERIOR JOURNAL democratic to the tore takes great pleasure in pay- ing ¬ this humble tribute to an official of the opposite faith who can truly step out of office with the encomium Well done thou good and faithful servant We have had the pleasure of watching Prof Crabbs work intimately during the past two years at Frankfort and if all public servants were as faithful to the people as he the old State would go forward by leaps and bounds Prof Crabbe does not carry his politics into the execution of his duty Ho rightly believes and practices that the schools should be out of politics This has bee one of the secrets of his success and the confidence In which he is held b those who are familiar with tb active steps taken in recent to give ed ucational work in Kentucky the promi nence which it should have To traffic in votes is a crime but sec- ondary in degree to using the machinery of the courts for political purposes There is no penalty attached to the pur chase of a voters registration certifi cats even if there should be and con- sequently the act is not punishable However in order to intimidate both seller and buyer Judge Parker of Fay tte county permitted the grand jury which he kept in session a month o r more preceding the last election ti indict a number of those charged with the alleged offense The object having been attained he now dismisses the in dictments on demurrer saying that i1 Is not punishable under the law Edit or Breckinridge who called the Court y P attention to the matter at the time- r goes for Judge Parker in a recent edit orial in the Herald which must make the head of the fusion ticket at Lex ington feel that honesty Js the best pol icy and there are dearer consideration In life than the acquisition of office though men of Judge Parkers calibn do not seem to think so IN rejoicing over the summary spik lag of the republican Cannon there is another thing connected with it ever I more worthy of genuine gratification It is that the democrats in Congress presented a solid front and showed that they are once more united There is every indication now that neither a Cannon nor other of his party will pre ¬ side the next House because It will be democratic Hustonville Miss Lou Conway and sister Betsy are confined to their beds wit severe attacks of grip Mrs Hill Spalding of Louisville i home for a few weeks enjoying the Quiet relief from the citys noise and bustleV Morse and Milton McCormack with a bucket of fine minnows slipped off to Boy a Mill one day last week ex ¬ pecting to surprise the boys on their return with a fine string of fish but they didnt get a bite Rev W G Montgomery Is arranging to build a duplicate of C v W Adams cottage this spring Mr A B Mc ¬ Kinney has bought the handsome cot ¬ taKe of W D Hocker for 3500 and will move in the near future Mr H has rented the Wheeler home opposite the Emporium and will move soon Judging from the large acreage blue grass sod being plowed and th thickly dotted tobacco beds on ever hillside there will evidently be much the largest acreage of tobacco in this end of Lincoln ever attempted in the history of the county Crops are being planned in size running from 150 acres downYou will see the happiest and one of tthe best matched couples in Kentucky ere the snow flies again if all signs do not failand Stanford will be their homeMiss Katie Warriner the accom¬ plished niecelof Judge Wm Myers of our city has accepted position with a Lexington music house at a hand ¬ some salary to exhibit their pianos She is well fitted for the position and should have the undivided patronage of Lin ¬ IIlof = 0 i < LItair11iW titr < Yssa idkMn natM tMir DOING THEIR DUTY StanfordReadersAre- Learning Scores of the Duty of The Kidneys To filter the blood is the kidneys dutyWhen they fail to do this the kidneys are sick Backache and many kidney Ills fol ¬ lowUrinary troubles diabetes Doans Kidney Pills cure them all Stanford people endorse our claim Mrs Nancy A Logan E Main street Stanford KY says scarcely know how to express my gratitude to Ooana Kidney the great they brought me When I began to use them 1 was in a miserable condition back seemed to have out en ¬ terriblyI I was almost prostrated I was also annoyed by a frequent desire to void the kidney secretions and the passages wero accompanied by an intense burn- Ing ¬ sensation Learning of Doans Kid- ney Pills I procured supply at Shu gars Tanners Drug Store and view of tho results I received I canJ Kidney backPils ache restored my kidneys to a nor ¬ mal condition For sale by all dealers Price CO cts FosterMilburn Co Buffalo Now York solo agents for the United States Remember the name Doans and take no other inson and wife were guests at a sump- tuous dinner given in their honor Sat urday evening by Misses Rose and Mar jorie McCormack The Uuatonville Produce Co under the management of Leslie M Reid is enjoying a large patronage and is pre ¬ paring to increace their business by en ¬ theirhouseroomn L A Farris having rented the Su posy ¬ see he is an adept John Lutes sold his 40acre farm ad ¬ joining the old fair grounds and includ ¬ ing tho barns and his home to Mr Ashlock of McKinney who will get possession April 1st The C W B M week of the Easter prayer service began Sunday tbb 20th Inst at 230 p m at the Christian church subject Gods Gift to the World leader Mrs McCormack On Monday at 230 pm at Mrs Willis Subject Christ Our Example lead ¬ er Mrs Morse Wednesday at 230 at Mrs McCormacka subjectChrist Our Example as Friend and Comfort ¬ er leader Mrs Willis Friday at 230 at Mrs D S Carpenters sub jeerChrist Our Example the Great Sacrifice leader Mrs Jennie Car ¬ penter Sunday at 230 at Christian church subject Christ Our Example and Thankoffering leader Mrs Min ¬ nie Robinson W R Williams K Co still have a few bluegrass farms for sale Write or call on them quickly for rare bar ¬ gains Notice From the analysis of the water of Buffalo Spring wo are conservative when we say it should be absolutely free from typhoid infection and at compared with other waters there are few which show so small an amount of organic matter The people of Stanford had best turn their attention to better sewerage and surface drain- age ¬ E Brown Will N Craig M M Phillipps Secy Lin Co Bd of Health A big bowl of Oatsh Iis the best dish you can serve Delicious an- dnourishing Good for allages and all conditions Economical and- strengthening Regular lOe paekarei sad hermetically scaled tint lor hot climates Se Here is your Chance to Get a Good Money Making Busi ¬ Bargaine goody Stanford desires to leave the My for per ¬ sonal reasons He will sell ont at B bargain If taken at once Stock will invoice about 1000 Apply to IMTKBIOH JOURNAL omce for Information PUBLIC SALE Having sold my form the Hunt Blngleton one mlla from Grab Orchard on the I Mt Vernon road I will on SATURUA IAIUJ 26th IUO- npglnnlnR at 10 A af soil ott nil my Varm Ing Implements and stock consisting of 1 sixyearold horse 2 milch COWl on ct register giving milk the other with calf by atx year oh1 mare hue been bred 3 yearling colts t yearling Jer ¬ sey heifer subject to register v nice one corn planter with checker coin limed 1 riding cultivator l mowIng machine plows harrows harness surrey t good as I new wagon S ono horae hay In I the corn In the crib household furnl ture and other things too numerous to ofI Jil z T How Tom Collect Your Notes ann Accounts how can I collect what is owing me This is the all important question with every merchant wholesale firm business mid professional teen far ¬ mers and in fact every one today Never lifts tho question been so prominent in tho busiueea world as it is today The loss of n low accounts youtlmt tension knowledge or experience to tho adjustment or examination into some claim in which you have an interest may CAUKO you tho lots of mUll dollar Our province nnd our business is to help you in these matters Whether iti is a NOTE or ACCOUNT you aro not able to collect or whether it in solo claim in which you have on interest which needs looking into carefullywe are prepared to do itnmt do if promptly This is our business wo nuke it a study Wo have tho facilities ami wo have the experience and tho fact that wo have collected mnny dollars which were given up as lost is one of our best arguments in favor of what we can do Our terms are reasonable and wo make no charges unless we collect Wo make collections any where in tho United Staten Air e recently collected nn account for n firm in the adjoining county against a man in California If you have a claim which needs look- ing after or a note or account which you want collectedno matter how i it i yourbusiness MAYS COLLECTION AGENCY WOODSON MAY Mgr Somerset Kentucky Insures Tobacco and Tobacco Earns Nothing But Insurance Jesse D WearenT- he Insurance Mia STANFORD KY Reildence Phone 89 Office 66 Insure with me and be fully protected Dinwiddie COM Hustonville Ky 9 Undertakers and Embalmers We car ¬ ry an uptodate line of goods B D CARTER New Liver Depot Street Phorio 96 STANFORD KENTUCKY A W CURD AUCTIONEER Burgin Ito ntuclty I am a graduate of Jones National Bchool of Auctlone rs Chicago and have had ex porjenca in the big cattle sales nt the Union stock Yards Chicago where we sold some thoroughbreds as high as lluo Also In horse sales where 800 sale were made each day Auctioneering Is a science and I have studied It with this Idea Heeor phone me before ou for your can- makesalestoyouradvantage Pitoncrnit Fruit and Ornamental Trees 1 Everything for Orchard Lawn and Garden One Htrnwberry plant CataloguesNo H1F Hillcnmcycr Sons Liixls ° TON KKVTDCKT Harry Jacobs Dealer In and Manufacturer of Marble and Granite Monu ¬ ments Markers and Posts Cemetery and lawn Vases and betted Office and works Me Kinney Ky TO THE FARMERS 1 will continue to handle Fertilizers In the Jumbo and McKinney sections and ask my old patron to remember me I also ask the patronage of many new customers U O RIPPLE London IfoY Spring Summer Stock flaveryour measure taken by n tailor of ex ¬ perience Then your clothes whether a low price business suit or the flnest evening clothes will have that individuality and nt which plainly Indicate they were made to yonr measure I will also take your meas ¬ are for trousers cotst nrxte JnOYnelJIDt samples on band ready for your Inspection HO nUPUBY The Tailor Stanford T J C McClary Undertaker Embalmer and Dealer In Harness Saddlery STANFORD KY 091e Phone 1CT Home ibone Si Fish Pennington Insurance and Real Estate I All kinds of INSURANCE on nil kinds of property Only the larg ¬ tilt companies represented Rates as low as can be had anywhere Stanford Ky Phone 200 CUT FLOWERS FOR SALE I I can furnish the public with toe best as well as the freshest ol cut flowers plants of all kind bulbs potted flowers on short notice Also make a specialty of wreaths purposesIn above I have all kinds of vegetables on band at reasonable prices OHIUHTMAN HIKKN JlOlTHK- H1o1111II11IIVIoa Hanfo- rdK7CONCRETING conScreting and In fact we cnn make any from i > house down to a fence post We can servo yon promptly and guarantee nrptclats pricesbefore PHILLIPS BROS Stanford Ky FARM FOR SALE My farm of C 1 acres of good land well lm < proved well watered and fenced Is for sale It Ie located seven miles from rstanford In the May wood section Homo has six rooms Now barn and other necessary outbuildings A bargain If sold at once J T LIVING HTON I P U No1 Stanford Ky JJ BELDEN For house carriage and sign pointing deco retlvepaper hanging also buggy trimming of all kinds such as tops recovered curtains and boots made Htopnver Aldrldges black smith shop West Main BU Stanford Ky Phone X002X J JBEtiDKN Stock of Merchandise for Sale i desire to sell privately my stock of Oro ¬ corks and Hardware a good bud ¬ ne about if fOO JKason III healthI R B MAHONEY Pres J T WHITE Sccy W S FISH Treas The Citizens Realty and Title Co Farms houses and lots for rent sale or exchange PersonSdceiringqulok sales or purchases in realty of nil kinds Call on or write us at STANFORD KYr Promptness and Reasonable Commissions Our Specialty Phone 200 7 a7 L = r WALKOVER There is not a shoe on the globe todayI with the same amount of Advertising the same amount of beauty wear and style as The i WalkoverJ The prices are the in the price of everything we use They cost ns more it is true but + for years we have advertised WALKOVER SHOES at 350 4 450 and 5 and we are delivering them to you at old prices but less profit to + s h All styles leathers and lasts in both high and low shoes 00 1 H J McROBERTS L STANFORD KENTUCKYf mf Ef i i ° i G L R II Coffey K ft Coleman N I Dr Hess Poultry Panacea I w Will make lions lay euro thammm of dUcuBo and keep good thrifty condition II HIof m lore PENNYS DRUG STOREi I 1Stanford Kentucky L Ir When You Have ¬ > 1- rOdUc p iI To Sell Gall t IL B Northcott > tejit Ii J 1 StanfordKyPhone153r c > THURMANK TUDOR Manager t L 1 i + y
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PAGE TWO THE INTERIOR JOURNAL STANFORD KY MARCH 25tjj 1610J
tTIl INTERIOR JOURNAL
t Established 1872
EVBRY TUESDAY AND FRIDAY
At U Per Year in Advance
SHELTON SAUFLEY PublUhe
Entered at the Post Office at Stanford Ky as Second Class mall
HON HARVEY HELM-
nominalonctor1ongirea candidate tot reofrom the Eighth
dl trictsubect to of the democrotlo party
TilE news that now comes from Richmond that State Superintendent Publie Instruction J G Crabbo is about toresign to accept the presidency of theEastern Normal School there hasbeen whispered at Frankfort for some-
time Should Prof Crabbe decide to
do so Richmond and the Normals gainwould be loss to the State of KentuckyNo State superintendent in many yearshas done as much for the public school
interests of the State as Prof CrabbeThe INTERIOR JOURNAL democratic tothe tore takes great pleasure in pay-
ing
¬
this humble tribute to an official ofthe opposite faith who can truly stepout of office with the encomium Well
done thou good and faithful servantWe have had the pleasure of watching
Prof Crabbs work intimately during
the past two years at Frankfort and ifall public servants were as faithful to
the people as he the old State wouldgo forward by leaps and bounds ProfCrabbe does not carry his politics intothe execution of his duty Ho rightlybelieves and practices that the schoolsshould be out of politics This has beeone of the secrets of his success and
the confidence In which he is held bthose who are familiar with tb activesteps taken in recent to give ed
ucational work in Kentucky the prominence which it should have
To traffic in votes is a crime but sec-
ondary in degree to using the machineryof the courts for political purposesThere is no penalty attached to the purchase of a voters registration certificats even if there should be and con-
sequently the act is not punishableHowever in order to intimidate bothseller and buyer Judge Parker of Fay
tte county permitted the grand jurywhich he kept in session a month ormore preceding the last election ti
indict a number of those charged withthe alleged offense The object havingbeen attained he now dismisses the in
dictments on demurrer saying that i1
Is not punishable under the law Editor Breckinridge who called the Court y
P attention to the matter at the time-r goes for Judge Parker in a recent edit
orial in the Herald which must makethe head of the fusion ticket at Lexington feel that honesty Js the best policy and there are dearer considerationIn life than the acquisition of officethough men of Judge Parkers calibndo not seem to think so
IN rejoicing over the summary spiklag of the republican Cannon there isanother thing connected with it ever I
more worthy of genuine gratificationIt is that the democrats in Congresspresented a solid front and showed thatthey are once more united There isevery indication now that neither aCannon nor other of his party will pre ¬
side the next House because It will bedemocratic
Hustonville
Miss Lou Conway and sisterBetsy are confined to their beds witsevere attacks of grip
Mrs Hill Spalding of Louisville i
home for a few weeks enjoying theQuiet relief from the citys noise and
bustleVMorse and Milton McCormack
with a bucket of fine minnows slippedoff to Boy a Mill one day last week ex ¬
pecting to surprise the boys on theirreturn with a fine string of fish butthey didnt get a bite
Rev W G Montgomery Is arrangingto build a duplicate of C
vW Adams
cottage this spring Mr A B Mc ¬
Kinney has bought the handsome cot ¬
taKe of W D Hocker for 3500 andwill move in the near future Mr Hhas rented the Wheeler home oppositethe Emporium and will move soon
Judging from the large acreageblue grass sod being plowed and ththickly dotted tobacco beds on everhillside there will evidently be muchthe largest acreage of tobacco in thisend of Lincoln ever attempted in thehistory of the county Crops are beingplanned in size running from 150 acres
downYouwill see the happiest and one oftthe best matched couples in Kentucky
ere the snow flies again if all signs donot failand Stanford will be theirhomeMiss
Katie Warriner the accom ¬
plished niecelof Judge Wm Myers ofour city has accepted position witha Lexington music house at a hand ¬
some salary to exhibit their pianos Sheis well fitted for the position and shouldhave the undivided patronage of Lin¬IIlof
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< LItair11iW titr < Yssa idkMn natM tMir
DOING THEIR DUTY
StanfordReadersAre-Learning
Scores ofthe Duty of The
Kidneys
To filter the blood is the kidneys
dutyWhenthey fail to do this the kidneys
are sickBackache and many kidney Ills fol¬
lowUrinarytroubles diabetes
Doans Kidney Pills cure them allStanford people endorse our claimMrs Nancy A Logan E Main street
Stanford KY says scarcely knowhow to express my gratitude to OoanaKidney the great theybrought me When I began to usethem 1 was in a miserable condition
back seemed to have out en¬terriblyII was almost prostrated I was alsoannoyed by a frequent desire to voidthe kidney secretions and the passageswero accompanied by an intense burn-Ing
¬
sensation Learning of Doans Kid-ney Pills I procured supply at Shugars Tanners Drug Store andview of tho results I received I canJKidney backPilsache restored my kidneys to a nor ¬
mal conditionFor sale by all dealers Price CO cts
FosterMilburn Co Buffalo Now Yorksolo agents for the United States
Remember the name Doans andtake no other
inson and wife were guests at a sump-tuous dinner given in their honor Saturday evening by Misses Rose and Marjorie McCormack
The Uuatonville Produce Co underthe management of Leslie M Reid isenjoying a large patronage and is pre¬
paring to increace their business by en¬
theirhouseroomnL A Farris having rented the Suposy ¬
seehe is an adept
John Lutes sold his 40acre farm ad ¬
joining the old fair grounds and includ ¬
ing tho barns and his home to MrAshlock of McKinney who will getpossession April 1st
The C W B M week of the Easterprayer service began Sunday tbb 20thInst at 230 p m at the Christianchurch subject Gods Gift to theWorld leader Mrs McCormack OnMonday at 230 p m at Mrs WillisSubject Christ Our Example lead ¬
er Mrs Morse Wednesday at 230at Mrs McCormacka subjectChristOur Example as Friend and Comfort ¬
er leader Mrs Willis Friday at230 at Mrs D S Carpenters subjeerChrist Our Example the GreatSacrifice leader Mrs Jennie Car ¬
penter Sunday at 230 at Christianchurch subject Christ Our Exampleand Thankoffering leader Mrs Min ¬
nie RobinsonW R Williams K Co still have a
few bluegrass farms for sale Writeor call on them quickly for rare bar¬
gains
Notice
From the analysis of the water ofBuffalo Spring wo are conservativewhen we say it should be absolutelyfree from typhoid infection and atcompared with other waters there arefew which show so small an amountof organic matter The people ofStanford had best turn their attentionto better sewerage and surface drain-
age
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E Brown Will N Craig M M
Phillipps Secy Lin Co Bd of Health
A big bowl of
OatshIis the best dish youcan serve
Delicious an-dnourishing
Good for allagesand all conditions
Economical and-
strengtheningRegular lOe paekarei sad hermetically
scaled tint lor hot climates Se
Here is your Chance to Get aGood Money Making Busi¬
BargainegoodyStanford desires to leave the My for per ¬
sonal reasons He will sell ont at B bargainIf taken at once Stock will invoice about
1000 Apply to IMTKBIOH JOURNAL omcefor Information
PUBLIC SALEHaving sold my form the Hunt Blngleton
one mlla from Grab Orchard on the I
Mt Vernon road I will onSATURUA IAIUJ 26th IUO-
npglnnlnR at 10 A af soil ott nil my VarmIng Implements and stock consisting of 1
sixyearold horse 2 milch COWl onct register giving milk the other
with calf by atx year oh1 mare huebeen bred 3 yearling colts t yearling Jer ¬
sey heifer subject to register v niceone corn planter with checker coinlimed 1 riding cultivator l mowIng machine
plows harrows harness surrey t good as I
new wagon S ono horae hay In I
the corn In the crib household furnlture and other things too numerous toofI
Jil z T
How TomCollect Your Notes ann Accounts
how can I collect what is owing me This is the all important questionwith every merchant wholesale firm business mid professional teen far¬
mers and in fact every one today Never lifts tho question been soprominent in tho busiueea world as it is today The loss of n low accountsyoutlmttension knowledge or experience to tho adjustment or examination into someclaim in which you have an interest may CAUKO you tho lots of mUll dollarOur province nnd our business is to help you in these matters Whether itiis a NOTE or ACCOUNT you aro not able to collect or whether it in soloclaim in which you have on interest which needs looking into carefullyweare prepared to do itnmt do if promptly This is our business wo nuke ita study Wo have tho facilities ami wo have the experience and tho fact thatwo have collected mnny dollars which were given up as lost is one of ourbest arguments in favor of what we can do Our terms are reasonable andwo make no charges unless we collect Wo make collections anywhere in thoUnited Staten Air e recently collected nn account for n firm in the adjoiningcounty against a man in California If you have a claim which needs look-
ing after or a note or account which you want collectedno matter howi it iyourbusiness
MAYS COLLECTION AGENCYWOODSON MAY Mgr
Somerset Kentucky
Insures Tobacco and TobaccoEarns
Nothing But InsuranceJesse D WearenT-
he Insurance MiaSTANFORD KY
Reildence Phone 89 Office 66
Insure with me and be fullyprotected
DinwiddieCOM
Hustonville Ky 9
Undertakers andEmbalmers We car¬
ry an uptodate lineof goods
B D CARTERNew Liver
Depot StreetPhorio 96
STANFORD KENTUCKY
A W CURD AUCTIONEER
Burgin Ito ntuclty
I am a graduate of Jones National Bchoolof Auctlone rs Chicago and have had exporjenca in the big cattle sales nt the Unionstock Yards Chicago where we sold somethoroughbreds as high as lluo Also Inhorse sales where 800 sale were made eachday Auctioneering Is a science and I havestudied It with this Idea Heeor phone mebefore ou for your can-makesalestoyouradvantage Pitoncrnit
Fruit and Ornamental Trees 1
Everything for Orchard Lawn and GardenOne Htrnwberry plant
CataloguesNo
H1F Hillcnmcycr Sons
Liixls °TON KKVTDCKT
Harry JacobsDealer In and Manufacturer of
Marble and Granite Monu ¬
mentsMarkers and Posts Cemetery and lawnVases and betted Office and works MeKinney Ky
TO THE FARMERS
1 will continue to handle Fertilizers In theJumbo and McKinney sections and ask myold patron to remember me I also ask thepatronage of many new customers
U O RIPPLELondon IfoY
Spring Summer Stockflaveryour measure taken by n tailor of ex ¬
perience Then your clothes whether a lowprice business suit or the flnest eveningclothes will have that individuality and ntwhich plainly Indicate they were made toyonr measure I will also take your meas ¬
are for trouserscotst nrxte JnOYnelJIDtsamples on band ready for your Inspection
HO nUPUBY The TailorStanford T
J C McClary
Undertaker Embalmer and
Dealer In Harness Saddlery
STANFORD KY
091e Phone 1CT Home ibone Si
Fish Pennington
Insurance and Real
EstateI
All kinds of INSURANCE on nil
kinds of property Only the larg ¬
tilt companies representedRates as low as can be
had anywhere
Stanford Ky Phone 200
CUT FLOWERS FOR SALE I
I can furnish the public with toe best aswell as the freshest ol cut flowers plants ofall kind bulbs potted flowers on shortnotice Also make a specialty of wreathspurposesIn above I have all
kinds of vegetables on band at reasonableprices
OHIUHTMAN HIKKN JlOlTHK-H1o1111II11IIVIoaHanfo-
rdK7CONCRETING
conScretingand In fact we cnn make any from i>
house down to a fence post We can servoyon promptly and guarantee nrptclatspricesbefore
PHILLIPS BROSStanford Ky
FARM FOR SALEMy farm of C 1 acres of good land well lm <
proved well watered and fenced Is for saleIt Ie located seven miles from rstanford Inthe May wood section Homo has six roomsNow barn and other necessary outbuildingsA bargain If sold at once
J T LIVING HTONI P U No1 Stanford Ky
J J BELDENFor house carriage and sign pointing decoretlvepaper hanging also buggy trimmingof all kinds such as tops recovered curtainsand boots made HtopnverAldrldges blacksmith shop West Main BU Stanford KyPhone X002X
J JBEtiDKN
Stock of Merchandisefor Sale
i desire to sell privately my stock of Oro ¬
corks and Hardware a good bud¬
ne about if fOO JKasonIIIhealthI
R B MAHONEY Pres J T WHITE Sccy W S FISH Treas
The Citizens Realty andTitle Co
Farms houses and lots for rent sale or exchange PersonSdceiringquloksales or purchases in realty of nil kinds Call on or
write us at STANFORD KYrPromptness and Reasonable CommissionsOur Specialty Phone 200
7 a7 L = r
WALKOVER
There is not a shoe on the globe todayIwith the same amount of Advertisingthe same amount of beauty wear and
style as Thei WalkoverJThe prices are the
in the price of everything we use They cost ns more it is true but +
for years we have advertised WALKOVER SHOES at
350 4 450 and 5and we are delivering them to you at old prices but less profit to + s
h
All styles leathers and lasts inboth high and low shoes
00 1
H J McROBERTS L
STANFORD KENTUCKYfmf Ef
ii °i G L R II Coffey K ft Coleman N
I Dr Hess Poultry Panacea Iw
Will make lions lay euro thammmof dUcuBo and keepgood thrifty condition
II HIofm lore
PENNYS DRUG STOREi I
1Stanford Kentucky L
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