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I I o SEMIWEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNAL VOL xxx STANFORD KY FRIDAY JANUARY 23 1903 9 A M NO 91 NEWS NOTES I Jacob D Ulley president of the First National Bank of Maysvlllc died Iud ¬ denly I Frank Knotting lashed tbo throat of Ualoom Sharp who tried to arrest him atOfflnRsvlllo Urusscls bas a church clock wound by atmoipborlo expansion Induced by tbo beat of the BUD The old Burbank factory In lender ten hoe been selected ai the alto for the > new public building Tho bank of Llttlo Rook and the Lit the Rook Trust Company at Ltttlo Rock Ark tuipanded payment A movement has boon Inaugurated to A buy 1rcildoot John Mltcboll of the Mine Workers a home In Indianapolis The Sultan of Jolo Is dead He fell a victim to the epidemic of cbolora now MRlng In the Philippine Islands Twelve men are dead and as many more Injured as the result of a wreck on the Great Northern railroad near Leavenworth Kas At Klttanlng Fa Mrs Carmato Llluama shot and killed Santo Marzlo who had followed her from Italy and assaulted her at her home The pearl fishery season ibis year In the 1crslan Oulf has boon a mot suc ¬ cessful one the divers having obtained more Jewels tban In tbo laet two years The court of appeals overruled tho motions for rehearing of tbo appeals In the Powers and Howard cues and tho acouied will be tried again In the lower court 1 Charles F Kelly former speaker of tho House of Delegates In St Louis was convicted of perjury and his pun ¬ ishment Axed at two years In the pOD Itonllary A Chinese woman sued her em ¬ players for 110000 damages because eh6 became 111 from the effects of vac c naJpn to which she submitted upon t urgent demands Mexican land owners Qndtho scarcity of cheap labor a serious problem To rollovo the situation a steamship com pang will run vessels from Manisnlllo direct to China and coolies will be Im ¬ ported Because she was afraid her husband would die and leave her penniless Mr William Ilaona seed 78 brained him with a hammer cut hU throat and then I her own throat with a butcher knife Louisville InII The Marconi Company that It Is ranking plans to establish Itt wireless system throughout tbo world Communication between New York and San Franolioo Is predicted at no distant dat A remarkable surgical operation was performed at St Louis to save the life of Edward Spllker who bad attempted utolde by shouting himself In the loft breast An apertura was made ut the wound and between pulsations the wound In tbo heart was closed with tbreo stitches The patient give fair promise of recovery The fifth annual report of the State Prison Commission was made to Gov Ileckbara It shows that 1740 convict are under contract Doth prisons show a deficit but theta deficits are compar ¬ atively small whoa thn cost of perma ¬ peat Improvement Is deducted and that at Kddyvlliols the lowest In tbo prisons history Thero SID lateEddy ¬ soners at Frankfort and vlllo I BUND FOLD Blindfold a woman and the loses all confi ¬ dence In herself Her step Is slow hesitating and uncertain Her hands are raised to ward the im ¬ aginary blows threaten her When a WOUlaaI of health she Is often aE a woman She hiss BO confidence She cannot tell what her effort will lead to She turns now to this aide and then to the other in uncer ¬ tainty and doubt 41The sick woman who wet Dr Pierces r Prescription may do so with absolute It invites open investigation There need no hesitation in following the hundreds of thousands of women who have found a perfect cure for womanly ills in the use medicine irregutarity i ¬ heals an t cures female weakness C With a heart Ml offratltude toyou for tend UK out over the Uid your wonderful medicine lead thete few line hoping that acme poor w feting women wilt try Dr Pierce medadnu- wrttem Mrs Cora L or Grecoaprlc ltar Co Maryland aI had IUr ledIInerllrolll female wokneM mud bad to aehebackachtreamdpalninleaddewbealrlodown n Itt Prescription not two bottle when I was able tube around again and do work with but Mtne pale Can now mat an i ththg and It never burta me any more Hue taken seven bottles or Or Wercet Favorite fn s and ou of hbCompnud ntract o I BraartWetU and Heaaaul Pellets Fccliir better every day My hus- band aaya I look better every da Dr l1ercel Pleasant PeUetA cure bit oneness and sick headache tt HUSTONVILLE Several Ice houses woro flllod with line Ico from ponds last week A lllnoh club bas been organized Friday night Its meeting time salaryInaroaeed Cnrlstlao church bore this year Sandy T Carpenter and family of Casey have moved Into the Peacock property and H R Camnltz and fami ¬ ly Into the Logan home Charley Doboo shipped to Atlanta 10 days ago a carload of extra mules which be sold at satisfactory prices and Tuesday shipped another load lion D B King of Moreland has told bis stock of goods to his eon Tom and sonlnlaw Mr Cox and they have taken charge Tbe firm now Is King St Cox Pill SuttorQold for several months night operator at Morolaod has been promoted and given the poet as day Ope orator at Nlcbolasvlllo Tbe young man deserved the lift George Din wlddlo has bought hard ¬ ware store In Bcattyvllle and will take possession nt an early dato Georges wellknown Integrity and business gush ¬ ifications Insuro him success In bis new Held J n Hooker sold to Maokln li Dry an of Lebanon a sorrel gelding for HenryCarton and to Bright Si Fox seven sugar mules at lUr A troupe of 22 colored minstrels are billed for Alcorn Opera House on tbo nights of the lib and 6th of February The first night for the whites the sec ood for the colored folks An excellent brass band accompanies tbo show Ir Alcorn Mr Timothy Harden physician found a Casket In Mr Oar dins room containing about 82000 In gold and 10000 In onto of various parties to whom ho bad loaned money The gold and note were taken to ban for safe keeping Miss WIllie WIsbam tho handsome daughter of Mr and Mrs W S Wig ham of Moreland who was visiting relatives in Louisville was married on Sunday to Mr Leroy Arnold of Dan ¬ villa A telephone message to her parents was the first Intimation of their marriage Several of our Ico houses were OIled last week from tho ponds and lakes oar In country tbe flanging Fork being to Hush to freeze This with tbo mint beds and other requisites hard by will on able us to pull through the hot season regardless of tbo mumps smallpox o the other plagues Christian college added 20odd now pupils to Its roll Monday Misses Ju ¬ lia Stair and Kato Doglo have ben n added 10 the corps of teachers mtkla the abovo an educational Institution second to only a low In too State Our people like Dr Faille and realize In him a most excellent educator Taxation without representation Is about tho position wo feel with regard to the I J Almost ovary cross roads has a correspondent and with noarl 160 subscribers hero and the large town In the county except your clt wo voice tbo sentiment of a largo ma ¬ jority ot you subscribers hero In ak > log for representation Miss Georgia Newbern the cfilclont teacher of our city whoso reputation In her profession for that patient and painstaking ability that baa caused bsr scholars such marked and rapid pro ¬ gross has opened a private school of 20 odd pupils In the free school build log hero A number of others who live somo distance In the country wl attend a month later The eobool wl be given a thorough training In voc music and elocution semiweekly to tether with other upto dato method and other advantageous features not tatfgbt In the West End Misses Frances and Nell Adam of Dinvlllo are visiting relatives hero Charles Murray of Stonega Va Is with G P Crow Miss Lettlo John ¬ son of Danville Is with Miss Mary Carpenter Miss Mamie Rnwllm e of Danville Is the guest of Miss Susie Frye A B C Dlnwlddlo and Dial Dyre of Bradfordsvllle were hero Sunday W S Huffman tad wife of Camp Nelson wore hero Sunday Mu Helen Hocker has returned from a visit to Miss Mabel Dry ° at Mrs Allen Burruss will return to Co orado Springs this week Mrs D H Skinner and Miss Bollo Rlffa aro III A J Adams Is sick D C All and L M Reid visited Laracaet- tfriends Sunday Tried to Conceal It oarr t only in this case theres no crime A wo ¬ man feels run down has backache or dye spepsia and thinks its nothing and tries to bide It until she finally breaks down Dont deceive yourself Tako Electric Bitters at once It has a reputation for curing Stomach Liver and Kidney trou- bles ¬ find will revivify your whole tyitem The worst forma of those maladies will quickly yield to the curative power Electric Bitters Only SOc and guaran- teed by all druggists ITo Stockholders Of Crab Orch ¬ ard FairI Under tbo pre fair was a success but It could have been more of one with tbo following changes One entrance to fair grounds in stead of two by honing two entrances from 600 to 1000 persons got in with ¬ out paying during tbo three days fair t upickets year at t2 and over per day each Have a good man to take up tickets on a marrygoround Instead of boys as you did have at a big price to each one and have a four days felt with a good tree show each day and no charge for ladle and children on first day Have excursion trains to run from Richmond Lebanon and Corbin and all stations between those pieces at a Cary low price so people who attend tbe fair can go each evening as lodg ¬ tog was at a premium last year during tbe fair and hundreds were kept away on account of not finding hotel accom ¬ modations Give no complimentary tickets or passes to any one but editors of news- papers and all officers of fair pay as others do as free family tickets to officers last year hurt tbo fair Have streets of Crab Orchard and road to fair grounds sprinkled well each day should It be needed You should get your catalogue ani youdid I believe In changing oQIcers each year as It puts new life Into It and ehlt e ¬ dent Jno W Holmes Crab Orchard evino president J it Edmlston Crab Orchard treasurer L S Elder sec ¬ DundleyOanlIIe Fk L e Woods Richmond J S Owsley Jr Stanford J W Guest Crab Orchard R H Bronaugb Crab Orchard J R Edmlstoo Crab Orchard A W Ditch ¬ lean Crab Orchard W A Brooks Crab Orchard Henry Campbell Crab Orchard A STOCK HOLDER OTTENHEIM callao d OtteDbelm can boast of tbreo fine churches tbo Reform Lutheran and Catholic Lincolr n Land Company has moved to his now homo near Chat Trubs Charles Enslln Is running his saw mill for al It Is worth In order to fill handg MoCloskr carries out program that ho baa on band It wl be a boom for Oltenhelm Tho Germans as a rule are the kin net and poet people In too world but soma of tbo mon are so ugly they wool d lock a wagon wheel If they Imkc- straight at It etWa rejoiced when we noticed In your boloy I to establish a voting precinct at Ottonbolm It mikes us believe that we aro not forsaken but somebody cares for us otter all G D Boone tbo East End Is a frequent visitor to our German col ¬ ony and Is known among themes It Hon ¬ est George and ho is a great help to the poor people for he will pup any ¬ thing from a razor back hog to a thor ¬ oughbred trotting horse and be pays IIthe people liberally for whet he buys 11Dislocated Her Shoulder Mrs Johanna Soderholm of Fergus Falls Jftnn fell and dislocated her shoulder She had a surgeon get It back In place as soon as possible but It w quite sore and pained her very much Her son mentioned that ho had seen Chamberlain Pain Balm advertised for sprains and rorcncss and she asked him to buy her a bottle of it which he did It quickly relieved her and enabled her sleep which she hadnot done for envoy days The son was much peaaed wi thA the relief it gave his mother and bo has taco recommended It to many aFor sale by Craig A Mocker r ¬ oppoj I ¬ cation of tier good name and the law by panelee tq n a Negro he would havo boon banged without the formality of a trial Courier Journal The nicest and ploasantcit medicine have used for indigestion and cannily ¬ lion Is Chamberlains Stomach and Liv Tablets says Melard F Craig of M- IdlegrovcNTThepworkllkeacber m and do not gripe or havo any unpleasant effect For sale by Craig d Hocker I Druggists a a Oweniboro got the lair but she and wondercof It Is entirely too big a thing for nor class says tbo Lexington Democrat LANCASTER ILL Jenkins sold his tobacco al Ho sold 100 bushel of hemp- seed at 13- Hemp Is said to have been Injured by thu bad weather The two banks have re hcted their old boards Of olllcors and directors Tbo Garrard County Medical Society will hold lie monthly meeting this ate nlng Thomas MoMlllao Is making a sec- ond nary addition to his blacksmith shopShelby Trlbble has secured a position with a Somerset Coyly Dad left Tuuncj day for Pulaaklrt capital Miss Elizabeth Brown went to Let > Ingtoo as one of the Stale Executive Christian Endeavor committee Judge J S Robinson sold a Jersey cow for 125 to the Stanford dairy J C Fox sold a lot of mules to a Southern trader at 1110 Miss Dove Harris hat returned from Lexington where she attended the msrrtagoof her niece Miss Jennie Enbry to Enoch Grennan Misses Mary and Bertha Burnsldo entertained Tuesday evening In honor of Misses Frances Fogg of Frankfort and Fljrerce Burnsldo of Point Leav 01 John Smith of Upper Garrard and Mr Blair of Harlan have bought the llco Woods farm from J C Napier Mr Smith gets 75 acres lying next to tie own place M F Rout a popular farmer of Gar rard has been appointed one of the committee to raise tbo 8100000 fund for tbo Kentucky exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Worlds Fair at St Louis- A novel entertainment will bo given Friday evening by the Christian En leaver Society at the Odd Fellows Hall known sea Shadow Sale Re ¬ member refreshments will be served free Rev C M Cbumbley made arrange ¬ moats while attending a concourse of preacher In Louisville to do some evangelistic work In Harlan county and will probably leave tar that section In tbo next fortnight The following deaths have occurred lathe county within the lit few days Mr Woodson Scott of Mt Hebron ago 73 Mrs Cormloy an aged woman of the Lowell vicinity and Mrs Sherman Sounders of Paint Lick who leaves a husband and six children Mr sod Mrs R M Campbell have lately entertained the following rela lives who were ale vlsltorl at the re cent AJaxandur Campbell golden wed ding at Lexington Miss Made Mo Gary Adelaide Australia Mrs Arch ¬ ibald Campbell San Francisco Cal Mrs E Gray Steubenvllle Ohio Mrs B C Hagarraan Lexington forII a en route to her andd WoodsNoel nuptials Miss Frances Fogg of Frankfort Is tbo guest of Missd visit to Stanford Prof Jno M Young villtinlbll Paint Lick Miss Lulu McClure of Crab Orchard has been the guest of Miss Mamlo Basiln W H Compton vlshlrtlMr recuperatedr leen Hudson of Danville la visiting RUllhe8has Cyrua Euon leaves shortly for a recu ¬ peration trip South Mrs Arnold of Madison la visiting her daughter Mrs Samuel Johnson Dr Ramsey and family have gone South for the remainder of the winter HUBBLE JaB McKcchnle sold a pair of work mules to D N Prewltt for 8240 asOr fllckle will leave for Louisville to attend the madlcal school for his list session In a few days Miss Ha Rankin Is teaching her 2nd term of school here which will make a 10 months term for her hero Southal C Carman and Joe Ross are visit lag In Lexington matrimoniale fever will strike here In a week or 10 days and may provo fatal The supervisors are raising some of too land In this community Wo hope that the tax list may be augmented till wo can have some to spend on our turn pike roads D G Spoonatnore sold his hay In tho stack for 02o to O J Thurman of fromI o mules thorn for a good price drDomestic Troubles It is exceptional to find a family where there are no domestic ruptures occasional ¬ ly but these can be lessened by having Dr Kings Now Life Pills around Much trouble they anvil by their great work in Stomach and Liver troubes They not only relieve you but enrebe at all drugstores j g x y I Winters ol1 iM8t8 Will lose their terror for any man who wears our warm Ov- ercoats Caps Gloves and oth ¬ er Comfortables a II IT PAYS TO TRADEAT THE GLOBE Merchant Tailoring Cleaning Pressing and Repairing Your money back it youre not satisfied TIo mILLER Danville KU CAR JIll LOAD OF Oliver Chilled Plows and Studebaker Wag- ons ¬ Just Received FOR SALE BY Higgins g McKinney STANFORD KENTUCKY a Who SIiiIIIImtso it 1 There should be but one question to consider in deciding where to take your Prescriptons and that is Where are the best Drugs and most accurate compounding to be had No motive or influence shouldbe allowed to weigh against it When you do this we shall expect to serve you When we fill your prescriptiion every drug that cn ¬ ters into it has the exact potency the physician desires Our charges are just as satisfactory as our service Pennys Drug Store < A WORD 0e srs le s aIt We are very thankful to you tor your liberal patronage of last year Favor us further by a con- tinuance of it during the year just i begunCraig Hocker 1Ky STANFORD I W B McROBERTS THEjDRUGGIST Asks a contlnuanoB of your patronage during 1903 and thanks you for your liberal dealings of the year Just closed a < e FreshDrugs at Prices that are Right 0 4 L
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SEMIWEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNALVOL xxx STANFORD KY FRIDAY JANUARY 23 1903 9 A M NO 91
NEWS NOTESI
Jacob D Ulley president of the FirstNational Bank of Maysvlllc died Iud ¬
denly I
Frank Knotting lashed tbo throat ofUaloom Sharp who tried to arrest himatOfflnRsvlllo
Urusscls bas a church clock wound
by atmoipborlo expansion Induced bytbo beat of the BUD
The old Burbank factory In lenderten hoe been selected ai the alto for the
> new public buildingTho bank of Llttlo Rook and the Lit
the Rook Trust Company at LtttloRock Ark tuipanded payment
A movement has boon Inaugurated toA buy 1rcildoot John Mltcboll of the
Mine Workers a home In IndianapolisThe Sultan of Jolo Is dead He fell
a victim to the epidemic of cboloranow MRlng In the Philippine Islands
Twelve men are dead and as manymore Injured as the result of a wreckon the Great Northern railroad nearLeavenworth Kas
At Klttanlng Fa Mrs CarmatoLlluama shot and killed Santo Marzlowho had followed her from Italy andassaulted her at her home
The pearl fishery season ibis year Inthe 1crslan Oulf has boon a mot suc ¬
cessful one the divers having obtainedmore Jewels tban In tbo laet two years
The court of appeals overruled thomotions for rehearing of tbo appeals Inthe Powers and Howard cues and thoacouied will be tried again In the lowercourt
1 Charles F Kelly former speaker oftho House of Delegates In St Louiswas convicted of perjury and his pun ¬
ishment Axed at two years In the pOD
ItonllaryA Chinese woman sued her em ¬
players for 110000 damages becauseeh6 became 111 from the effects of vacc naJpn to which she submitted upont urgent demands
Mexican land owners Qndtho scarcityof cheap labor a serious problem Torollovo the situation a steamship compang will run vessels from Manisnlllodirect to China and coolies will be Im ¬
portedBecause she was afraid her husband
would die and leave her penniless MrWilliam Ilaona seed 78 brained himwith a hammer cut hU throat and then
I her own throat with a butcher knifeLouisville InII
The Marconi Companythat It Is ranking plans to establish Ittwireless system throughout tbo worldCommunication between New Yorkand San Franolioo Is predicted at nodistant dat
A remarkable surgical operation wasperformed at St Louis to save the lifeof Edward Spllker who bad attemptedutolde by shouting himself In the loftbreast An apertura was made utthe wound and between pulsations thewound In tbo heart was closed withtbreo stitches The patient give fairpromise of recovery
The fifth annual report of the StatePrison Commission was made to GovIleckbara It shows that 1740 convictare under contract Doth prisons showa deficit but theta deficits are compar ¬
atively small whoa thn cost of perma ¬
peat Improvement Is deducted andthat at Kddyvlliols the lowest In tboprisons history Thero SID lateEddy
¬
soners at Frankfort andvlllo
I BUNDFOLD
Blindfold awoman and theloses all confi ¬
dence In herselfHer step Is slowhesitating anduncertain Herhands are raisedto ward the im ¬
aginary blowsthreaten
her When a
WOUlaaI of health she Is oftenaE a woman She hiss BO
confidence She cannot tell what hereffort will lead to She turns now tothis aide and then to the other in uncer ¬
tainty and doubt41The sick woman who wet Dr Pierces
r Prescription may do so withabsolute It invites open
investigation There need nohesitation in following the hundreds ofthousands of women who have found aperfect cure for womanly ills in the use
medicineirregutarity i¬
heals an t
cures female weaknessC With a heart Ml offratltude toyou for tend
UK out over the Uid your wonderful medicinelead thete few line hoping that acme poor wfeting women wilt try Dr Pierce medadnu-wrttem Mrs Cora L or Grecoaprlc ltar
Co Maryland aI had IUrledIInerllrolll female wokneM mud bad to
aehebackachtreamdpalninleaddewbealrlodown nItt Prescription not two bottlewhen I was able tube around again and dowork with but Mtne pale Can now mat aniththg and It never burta me any more Huetaken seven bottles or Or Wercet Favorite fns and ou of hbCompnud ntract o
I BraartWetU and HeaaaulPellets Fccliir better every day My hus-band aaya I look better every da
Dr l1ercel Pleasant PeUetA cure bitoneness and sick headache tt
HUSTONVILLE
Several Ice houses woro flllod withline Ico from ponds last week
A lllnoh club bas been organizedFriday night Its meeting time
salaryInaroaeedCnrlstlao church bore this year
Sandy T Carpenter and family ofCasey have moved Into the Peacockproperty and H R Camnltz and fami ¬
ly Into the Logan homeCharley Doboo shipped to Atlanta 10
days ago a carload of extra muleswhich be sold at satisfactory pricesand Tuesday shipped another load
lion D B King of Moreland hastold bis stock of goods to his eon Tomand sonlnlaw Mr Cox and theyhave taken charge Tbe firm now IsKing St Cox
Pill SuttorQold for several monthsnight operator at Morolaod has beenpromoted and given the poet as day Opeorator at Nlcbolasvlllo Tbe youngman deserved the lift
George Din wlddlo has bought hard ¬
ware store In Bcattyvllle and will takepossession nt an early dato Georgeswellknown Integrity and business gush ¬
ifications Insuro him success In bis newHeld
J n Hooker sold to Maokln li Dryan of Lebanon a sorrel gelding for
HenryCartonand to Bright Si Fox seven sugar mulesat lUr
A troupe of 22 colored minstrels arebilled for Alcorn Opera House on tbonights of the lib and 6th of FebruaryThe first night for the whites the secood for the colored folks An excellentbrass band accompanies tbo show
Ir Alcorn Mr Timothy Hardenphysician found a Casket In Mr Oardins room containing about 82000 Ingold and 10000 In onto of variousparties to whom ho bad loaned moneyThe gold and note were taken to banfor safe keeping
Miss WIllie WIsbam tho handsomedaughter of Mr and Mrs W S Wigham of Moreland who was visitingrelatives in Louisville was married onSunday to Mr Leroy Arnold of Dan ¬
villa A telephone message to herparents was the first Intimation of theirmarriage
Several of our Ico houses were OIledlast week from tho ponds and lakes oar
In country tbe flanging Fork being toHush to freeze This with tbo mint bedsand other requisites hard by will onable us to pull through the hot seasonregardless of tbo mumps smallpox othe other plagues
Christian college added 20odd nowpupils to Its roll Monday Misses Ju ¬
lia Stair and Kato Doglo have ben nadded 10 the corps of teachers mtklathe abovo an educational Institutionsecond to only a low In too State Ourpeople like Dr Faille and realize Inhim a most excellent educator
Taxation without representation Isabout tho position wo feel with regardto the I J Almost ovary cross roadshas a correspondent and with noarl160 subscribers hero and the largetown In the county except your cltwo voice tbo sentiment of a largo ma¬
jority ot you subscribers hero In ak >
log for representationMiss Georgia Newbern the cfilclont
teacher of our city whoso reputationIn her profession for that patient andpainstaking ability that baa caused bsrscholars such marked and rapid pro ¬
gross has opened a private school of20 odd pupils In the free school buildlog hero A number of others wholive somo distance In the country wlattend a month later The eobool wlbe given a thorough training In vocmusic and elocution semiweekly totether with other upto dato methodand other advantageous features nottatfgbt In the West End
Misses Frances and Nell Adam ofDinvlllo are visiting relatives heroCharles Murray of Stonega Va Iswith G P Crow Miss Lettlo John ¬
son of Danville Is with Miss MaryCarpenter Miss Mamie Rnwllm e ofDanville Is the guest of Miss SusieFrye A B C Dlnwlddlo and DialDyre of Bradfordsvllle were heroSunday W S Huffman tad wife ofCamp Nelson wore hero Sunday Mu
Helen Hocker has returned from avisit to Miss Mabel Dry° atMrs Allen Burruss will return to Coorado Springs this week Mrs D HSkinner and Miss Bollo Rlffa aroIII A J Adams Is sick D C Alland L M Reid visited Laracaet-tfriends Sunday
Tried to Conceal Itoarr tonly in this case theres no crime A wo ¬
man feels run down has backache or dyespepsia and thinks its nothing and triesto bide It until she finally breaks downDont deceive yourself Tako ElectricBitters at once It has a reputation forcuring Stomach Liver and Kidney trou-bles
¬
find will revivify your whole tyitemThe worst forma of those maladies willquickly yield to the curative powerElectric Bitters Only SOc and guaran-teed by all druggists
ITo Stockholders Of Crab Orch ¬
ard FairIUnder tbo prefair was a success but It could havebeen more of one with tbo followingchanges
One entrance to fair grounds instead of two by honing two entrancesfrom 600 to 1000 persons got in with ¬
out paying during tbo three days fair
tupicketsyear at t2 and over per day eachHave a good man to take up tickets
on a marrygoround Instead of boys asyou did have at a big price to each oneand have a four days felt with a goodtree show each day and no charge forladle and children on first day
Have excursion trains to run fromRichmond Lebanon and Corbin andall stations between those pieces at aCary low price so people who attendtbe fair can go each evening as lodg ¬
tog was at a premium last year duringtbe fair and hundreds were kept awayon account of not finding hotel accom ¬
modationsGive no complimentary tickets or
passes to any one but editors of news-papers and all officers of fair pay asothers do as free family tickets toofficers last year hurt tbo fair
Have streets of Crab Orchard androad to fair grounds sprinkled welleach day should It be needed
You should get your catalogue aniyoudidI believe In changing oQIcers eachyear as It puts new life Into It andehlt e
¬
dent Jno W Holmes Crab Orchardevino president J it Edmlston Crab
Orchard treasurer L S Elder sec ¬
DundleyOanlIIeFk Le
Woods Richmond J S Owsley JrStanford J W Guest Crab OrchardR H Bronaugb Crab Orchard J REdmlstoo Crab Orchard A W Ditch ¬
lean Crab Orchard W A BrooksCrab Orchard Henry Campbell CrabOrchard A STOCK HOLDER
OTTENHEIM
callao d
OtteDbelm can boast of tbreo finechurches tbo Reform Lutheran andCatholicLincolr nLand Company has moved to his nowhomo near Chat Trubs
Charles Enslln Is running his sawmill for al It Is worth In order to fillhandgMoCloskr carries outprogram that ho baa on band It wlbe a boom for Oltenhelm
Tho Germans as a rule are the kinnet and poet people In too world butsoma of tbo mon are so ugly they wool dlock a wagon wheel If they Imkc-straight at It
etWa rejoiced when we noticed In yourboloy I
to establish a voting precinct atOttonbolm It mikes us believe thatwe aro not forsaken but somebodycares for us otter all
G D Boone tbo East EndIs a frequent visitor to our German col ¬
ony and Is known among themes It Hon ¬
est George and ho is a great help tothe poor people for he will pup any ¬
thing from a razor back hog to a thor ¬
oughbred trotting horse and be paysIIthe people liberally for whet he buys
11Dislocated Her ShoulderMrs Johanna Soderholm of Fergus
Falls Jftnn fell and dislocated hershoulder She had a surgeon get It backIn place as soon as possible but It w
quite sore and pained her very muchHer son mentioned that ho had seenChamberlain Pain Balm advertised forsprains and rorcncss and she asked himto buy her a bottle of it which he did Itquickly relieved her and enabled hersleep which she hadnot done for envoydays The son was much peaaed withAthe relief it gave his mother and bo hastaco recommended It to many
aFor sale by Craig A Mocker
r¬oppoj I ¬
cation of tier good name and the law bypanelee tqn
a Negro he would havoboon banged without the formality of atrial Courier Journal
The nicest and ploasantcit medicinehave used for indigestion and cannily ¬
lion Is Chamberlains Stomach and LivTablets says Melard F Craig of M-
IdlegrovcNTThepworkllkeacber mand do not gripe or havo any unpleasanteffect For sale by Craig d Hocker I
Druggistsa a
Oweniboro got the lair but she andwondercofItIs entirely too big a thing for nor classsays tbo Lexington Democrat
LANCASTER
ILL Jenkins sold his tobacco al Hosold 100 bushel of hemp-
seed at 13-
Hemp Is said to have been Injured bythu bad weather
The two banks have re hcted theirold boards Of olllcors and directors
Tbo Garrard County Medical Societywill hold lie monthly meeting this atenlng
Thomas MoMlllao Is making a sec-ond nary addition to his blacksmithshopShelby
Trlbble has secured a positionwith a Somerset Coyly Dad left Tuuncjday for Pulaaklrt capital
Miss Elizabeth Brown went to Let >
Ingtoo as one of the Stale ExecutiveChristian Endeavor committee
Judge J S Robinson sold a Jerseycow for 125 to the Stanford dairy J CFox sold a lot of mules to a Southerntrader at 1110
Miss Dove Harris hat returned fromLexington where she attended themsrrtagoof her niece Miss JennieEnbry to Enoch Grennan
Misses Mary and Bertha Burnsldoentertained Tuesday evening In honorof Misses Frances Fogg of Frankfortand Fljrerce Burnsldo of Point Leav01
John Smith of Upper Garrard andMr Blair of Harlan have bought thellco Woods farm from J C Napier
Mr Smith gets 75 acres lying next totie own place
M F Rout a popular farmer of Garrard has been appointed one of thecommittee to raise tbo 8100000 fund fortbo Kentucky exhibit at the LouisianaPurchase Worlds Fair at St Louis-
A novel entertainment will bo givenFriday evening by the Christian En
leaver Society at the Odd FellowsHall known sea Shadow Sale Re ¬
member refreshments will be servedfree
Rev C M Cbumbley made arrange ¬
moats while attending a concourse ofpreacher In Louisville to do someevangelistic work In Harlan county andwill probably leave tar that section Intbo next fortnight
The following deaths have occurredlathe county within the lit few daysMr Woodson Scott of Mt Hebron ago
73 Mrs Cormloy an aged woman ofthe Lowell vicinity and Mrs ShermanSounders of Paint Lick who leaves ahusband and six children
Mr sod Mrs R M Campbell havelately entertained the following relalives who were ale vlsltorl at the recent AJaxandur Campbell golden wedding at Lexington Miss Made MoGary Adelaide Australia Mrs Arch ¬
ibald Campbell San Francisco CalMrs E Gray Steubenvllle OhioMrs B C Hagarraan LexingtonforIIa en route to heranddWoodsNoel nuptials Miss FrancesFogg of Frankfort Is tbo guest ofMissdvisit to Stanford Prof Jno M Young
villtinlbllPaint Lick Miss Lulu McClure ofCrab Orchard has been the guest ofMiss Mamlo Basiln W H Compton
vlshlrtlMrrecuperatedrleen Hudson of Danville la visiting
RUllhe8hasCyrua Euon leaves shortly for a recu ¬
peration trip South Mrs Arnold ofMadison la visiting her daughterMrs Samuel Johnson Dr Ramseyand family have gone South for theremainder of the winter
HUBBLE
JaB McKcchnle sold a pair of workmules to D N Prewltt for 8240
asOr fllckle will leave for Louisvilleto attend the madlcal school for hislist session In a few days
Miss Ha Rankin Is teaching her 2ndterm of school here which will make a10 months term for her hero
SouthalC Carman and Joe Ross are visitlag In Lexington
matrimonialefever will strike here In a week or 10
days and may provo fatalThe supervisors are raising some of
too land In this community Wo hopethat the tax list may be augmented tillwo can have some to spend on our turnpike roads
D G Spoonatnore sold his hay In thostack for 02o to O J Thurman offromIo
mules thorn for a good price
drDomestic TroublesIt is exceptional to find a family where
there are no domestic ruptures occasional ¬
ly but these can be lessened by havingDr Kings Now Life Pills around Muchtrouble they anvil by their great work inStomach and Liver troubes They notonly relieve you but enrebe at alldrugstores j
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IT PAYS TO TRADEAT
THE GLOBEMerchant Tailoring Cleaning Pressing and Repairing
Your money back it youre not satisfied
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Higgins g McKinneySTANFORD KENTUCKY
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Who SIiiIIIImtso it 1There should be but one question to consider in deciding
where to take your Prescriptons and that is Whereare the best Drugs and most accurate compounding to behad No motive or influence shouldbe allowed to weighagainst it When you do this we shall expect to serveyou When we fill your prescriptiion every drug that cn¬
ters into it has the exact potency the physician desiresOur charges are just as satisfactory as our service
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We are very thankful to youtor your liberal patronage of lastyear Favor us further by a con-tinuance of it during the year just
ibegunCraig Hocker
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STANFORD IW B McROBERTS
THEjDRUGGISTAsks a contlnuanoB of your patronage during
1903 and thanks you for your liberaldealings of the year Just closed
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