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YOLo XXXVII STANFORD KYI FRIDAY JUNE 11 1909 NO 30a

Bobbins Babble

This li my third weeks sojourn atStanford which Is quite a thrivingpleasant place to reside permanently ortemporarily If I did not live nt CrabOrchard I would live at StanfordWhen thus court li over I am due at MtVernon Lancaster London Yosemite

July 3 If Mr Q R Jones and I agreeupon terms lie has asked how muchI would take I have answered

Thus hot weather would convert ourcourt into a barren desert were it notfor a few beautiful feminine oases interspersed here and there in the audiencetike islands In the ocean All along the

t highways of life nature has strewn herlovely fragrant flowers some In thegarden and the most beautiful in the-

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i parlorInto Constant Reader It I

will say that no constant reader of theINTERIOR JOURNAL can be an Ignorant

1man or a very had man When I wasmy article on the abuse of the

pardoning power the lawyer and theclient In jail occurred to me but 1

meant that a governor could not consti ¬

tutionally or legally pardon a fugitivefrom justice If after conviction thedefendant appeals his case and runs offthe court of appeals very promptly dismisses his appeal Sometimes a cnmi

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nil will say I will come In and sur¬

render if you will allow me to giveball It Cant let you off to light as thatyou are dictating your terms Surren ¬

der and submit to the courts and thenwe wilt consider the question of bail

FONTAINE Fox BOBBITT

Kentucky Fair Datesu Stanford July 213 days

Georgetown July 275 days1 Lancaster July 283 days

Winchester Aug 3G daysDanville Aug 43 days

I Bluegrass Fair Lexington August

06 daysTaylorsvllle Aug 104 daysHarrodiburg Aug 123 daysLawrenceburg Aug 17I daysBurbourvlllo Aug 183 daysBrodhead Aug 183 daysShelbyvllle Aug 216 daysElitabethtown Aug 243 daysSpringfield Aug 254 daysLondon Aug 254 daysFrankfort Aug 314 daysNicholasvllle Aug 314 daysBardstown Sept 14 daysMonticello Sept 74 daysKentucky State Fair Louisville Sept

136 dayst

Could Not Be BettorNo one has over made a salvo oint¬

I I ment lotion or balm to compare withUucklenj Arnica Salve Us the oneperfect healer of Cuts Corns HumsUralses Sores Scalds Bolls UlcersEczema Salt Rheum For Soro EyesCold Sores Chapped Hands its IIU

prcmo Infallible for Piles Only25o at Pennys Drug Store

FOR SALEand tnmll wheat corn and tolmcco

torlllOIII rich and tree fromilono urgeritlJecct and fauns Good rnllroiwl connec ¬

lions Unit offer It Iwrguln nt P5 to 0 nnacre Iong tllIIlIl11111n

IIIAKLKY Howling Orcen Ky

SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENGI ¬

NEERING

1 am prepared totlo nil kind tot turveylnanml civil miglnetrlnic promptly My wurk-will tw Runritntrwl nml my price are rvnlonable Write me nt JoKIIID or call maover the telephone through the lluitoiivllleKxchnngo-

WAbTKUMcKINNKY

At McKinney Kyand our Htnndnrd Ilemody theknownIn ¬

i ney Trouble nnd dUeiuesImpure blood It tint no equal It li itiniiufnctured under the pure food not of Juno

manufacturer ii-

I thelteutedyItakenaecordingtodtroctioneand

of tbo WIIIId wo will lour moneyWe can do nothing more package

1 contain yin doto n reRUtered guaran ¬

tee and mulling card with full InstructionWe send It to any nddresi bycDlptot II per package or six for-

t J Better order n Iwx today It token Intime you mlllll save II btlt doctors billRemember II you take the Humed accordIng Instruction and Aro not oollelltltlyou your dollar back You will notnnd tutu In utorei for Inle ItIs sold anlylitYUIIINltIttLIA51K Agent

INSURANCER B MAHONY

Insures Tobacco To ¬

bacco Barns HempAll Kinds of Farm

iProperty EverythingEverywhere Light ¬

ning Fire TornadoLifeLive StockHealthand Accident PlateGlassSuretyon BondsImmediate attentiongiven to losses whichare paid without dis¬

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CRAB ORCHARD

The play Among The Breakersgiven by local talent for the benefit ofthe Baptist church Tuesday night wasa decided success In evey particularEach one performed his part so wellwe feel It our duty to mention themseparately Miss Clara Collier as thefortune teller acted her part to per-fection

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Miss Pearl Collier as BeesStarlight rescued many lives and re¬

ceived several marriage proposals in amoAt graceful and realistic mannerMiss Lad Nuckols made quite an impres ¬

lion upon the audience in the way shedisposed of her lovers Loll Morganacted to perfection tho part of Biddythe waiting maid Thomas Moore kepttho audience lively by his perfect roleof Scud tho Negro waiter PettusHayes madn a fine Irishman and hiswooing of Biddy was perfect EarlBaker acted the part of Bruce Hunterto perfection and Maurice Perkins madea fine representative for the Press andhis wooing of Miss Daze showed ho hadhad some experience inthat line BraggThompson acted his part fine as Clar ¬

ence the heir Charles Buchanan whoacted the part of keeper of tho light ¬

house performed well although ho onlyhad about four days to practice havingto take the place of a member who re ¬

signed The receipts were over tOA well behaved crowd felt amply re-paid

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for attending and all unite In prais ¬

Inlt Miss Georgia Lewis for her man ¬

agement in the affair and kindly thankthe people from adjoining towns fortheir assistance Mr Victor Tate ofMt Vernon treated the audience toseveral beautiful songs Miss Mahonyof Stanford playing tho piano accompainmcnts and Mr Bragg Thompsonalso entertained at the piano The pro-ceeds are to bo used to paper thechurch

OTTENHEIM

Wm Marahbanks of Garrard wasvisiting relatives in the section

Tho farmers are greatly behind withtheir crops owing to thn recent rains

Rev Geo D Verco preached at PineGrove church Sunday to a large crowd

Joe Lawson has bought tho SkeltonColeman farm and will take charge atonce

Richard Harris who has been verylow with pneumonia Is able to sit upnow Mrs Adam Petry who has beenIII If some better

There are several largo tobacco barnsgoing up with a greatly Increased acre ¬

age of tobacco being put in which alsomeans an increase in the prices of land

The tobacco fever is raging Everyfarmer is setting out his best spots ofland In tho weed and S M Chandlerhas set out his entire garden in tobac ¬

coSeveral farms have changed hands In

this section each seller realizing ahandsome profit it seems that theGermans are getting rich trading withone another

pMen Past Fifty In Danger

Men past middle lifo have foundcomfort and relief in roloys KidneyHcmedy L E Morris Dexter Kywrites Up to a year ago my fathersuffered frow kidney and bladdertrouble and several physician pro-nounced

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It enlargement of tho prostategland and advised an operation Onaccount of his ago we wero afraid hocould not stand It and I recommendedFoleys Kidney Remedy and the firstbottle relieved him and after takingthe second bottle bo was no longertroubled with this complaint NowStanford Drug Co

Whisky in the legal suingof thoword Is whisky even when colored orflavoring matter In added according toan opinion rendered to President Taftby Lloyd W Bowers solicitor generalof the United States Ho holds thatas such coloringand flavoring have beenused in all history of whisky such ad ¬

dition can not be illegal or incompati ¬

ble with the name whisky The decis ¬

ion however is not the final word inthe case

Trouble Makers OustedWhen a sufferer from stomach trou-

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takes Dr Kings New Lifo Pillshes mighty glad to see his Dyspepsiaand Indigestion fly but morehestickled over his now fine appetitestrong nerves healthy vigor all bocause stomach liver and kidneys nowwork right 25o at Pennys Drug

StoreAtablot on tho residence oc ¬

cupied by Jefferson Davis theyears from 1875 to 1878 was unveiled in I

Memphis Wednesday by Miss LucyWhite Hayes granddaughter of thePresident of tne Confederacy

Everyone would bo benefited by takIng Foleys Orino Laxative for con ¬

stipation stomach and liver troubleas It sweetens the stomach and breath

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gently stimulates the liver and regu ¬

Isles the bowels and Is much superiorto pllla and ordinary laxative NewStanford Drug Co

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NEWS NOTES

LaGrange connty Ind went dry byover 300-

Presque Isle Mo was literally wip ¬

ed out by fireGeorge Ade the humorist has been

elected a trustee of Purdue UniversityIndiana

I Randolph the largest county in WestVirginia has been made dry by remon ¬

istranceMiss

Ellen French aged 52 committed suicide by drowning in a pool nearCorydonDuring

an electric storm in BourbonBush Ranso was struck by lightningand killed

Jasper Gambrel shot and probablyfatally wounded Wash Sergent in liarIan county

Prof Ernest Fox Nichols of Colum ¬

bia University has been elected presi-dent

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of Dartmouth-E D Jones founder of the industrial

concern that grew to bo tho presentDetroit Shipbuilding Co is dead liewas nearly 90 years old

An earthquake occurred at Coplapoa small seaport on Coplapo Bay ChillThe walls of numerous buildings werecracked and considerable other damagewas done No lives were lost

Fred Mohric who killed ConstableSam Young several weeks ago was as ¬

sassinated in the corridor of the Griminal Court building in St Louis by William Kane a former deputy under

YoungAtannual election for the board

of trustees of the Mutual Life InsuranceCompany of New York William H Pot-ter president of the Chemical NationalBank was elected to succeed CharlesD Dickey resigned

Charged with having taken funds ofthe bank Frederick II Brigham headbookkeeper of the Merchants NationalBank New Haven Conn was arrest ¬

ed and held in 10000 bonds for theUnited States Court

Three arrests were made Tuesday ofmen charged with being implicated Inthe shooting from ambush of formerSheriff Ed Callahan Those under ar¬

rest are Govan Smith his brotherElisha Smith and levi Johnson

James Bludeworth and June Weeklylinemen were electrocuted at EnidOkla whllo employed In repairingwires at the courthouse In some man-

ner¬

they came in contact with nonInsulated wires 2300 volts passingthrough their bodies

The strike of the Georgia railroadfiremen for seniority of whites overNegroes passed formally into tho arbi ¬

tration stage Tuesday when the firemenannounced Congressmen Thomas WHardwlck of Georgia as their arbitra ¬actI M GormanWalter Campbell A C Baldwin Edwin lieU and J M Scott were sen ¬

tenced to a term of six months in jailand a fino of 200 and costs each in theUnited States District Court at Cincin ¬

nati for using the United States mailsto further schemes to defraud

In several arrests made in ColumbusMarion and Dennison Ohio Federal in ¬

spectors and detectives who worked inconjunction with them in tho case bnlicve that they have unearthed the big ¬

Best and best organized branch of theBlack Hand in this country MarionOhio being probably the head of theorganization Chief Postoffice Inspect-or

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Charles Holmes of Cincinnati whois in charge of the work which has re ¬

suited in the arrests so far made is au ¬

thority for tho statement that evidencehas been secured showing that the gangoperating from Marion and with linesreaching into n number of big cities ofthe country have fleeced different per ¬

sons in Ohio and other States out ofthousands of dollars in tho last fewmonths by tho application of BlackHand methods

Women Who Are EnviedThose attractive women who are

lovely In face form and temper arothe envy of many who might be likethem A weak sickly woman will benervous and irritable Constipationor Kidney poisons show in pimplesblotches skin eruptions and a wretch-ed

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complexion For all such ElectricDltters work wonders They regulateStomach Liver and Kidneys purifythe blood give strong nerves brighteyes pure breath smooth velvetyskin lovely complexion Many charm

women owe their health and beau ¬

ling them 60c at Pennys Drugstore

San Diego Cat has a wonderfulclock with 20 dials which tell simultaneously the time in all parts of the worldalso the date and month It stands 21

feet high and four of its dials are eachfour feet In diameter

IThe cleverest Imitation of real Cof¬ShoopsIand is made In just one minute Notedious 20 or 30 minutes boiling Madefrom pure parched grains malt nuts

Sample free Penny a Drug Storelate

HUSTONVILLE

McCormack Myers Vaughn shippeda car of 80 pound lambs to Louisville

MondayMrWheeler and son Dr Carl

Wheeler are spending a week at At-

lantic¬

CityThe Jumbo ball team defeated Mc

KInney Saturday at McKinney by ascore of 5 to

The home3ICreek burned Saturday with ¬

hold goods No insuranceMrs A B McKinney entertained

Miss Lucy Alcorn and other friends onTuesday evening at an elegant dinner

By quick work the home of BurdettePowell was saved from burning lastSaturday A defective flue was

causeThe work of setting the largest tobacco crop ever put out in the WesEnd is about completed and the plantsare growing rapidly

The best ball game of the season wasplayed here Saturday Liberty defeat-ing

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the College team by a score of 3 to1 Both teams played fast ball

Terry Newell have secured an ad ¬

justment on their grist mill whichmakes the very beet quality of grahamflour and thereby fills a long felt want

The ladies of the C W B M desireto express their gratitude to all whoin any way contributed to the successof the muslcalo and supper given on theevening of the 28th

James Yowell sold to Will Lillard 74

1400pound cattle for July delivery at6ic About 3500 lambs have been ship-ped to Louisville and Cincinnati fromthe West End in the last 10 days forwhich was paid 6 to 61c

Tho vim with which the ladies of theC W B M push their business is cer¬

tainly commendable They will have asmall surplus after paying their Cen-

tennial¬

assessment which was quiteheavy for so small a membership

The home of George Coffman on Har¬

ris Creek was broken into last weekand a coat pistol and razor stolenLairs bloodhounds trailed to the homeof Mack Magill colored at Milledgeville but he refused to allow his houseto be searched

Pryor Young and wife of Libertywere guests of Mr and Mrs J WHoskins Mrs Rosa Cloyd of Burnside is visiting M K Wilson and wifeMrs Grace Carpenter Robinson ofKnobnoster Mo is the guest of MrsD S Carpenter for a few weeks

The ladies of the C W B M kindlyask the postmaster and all the mer ¬

chants here to save all their waste pa ¬

per and they will call and get it Theirwaste paper committee will arrangereceptacles for it and be very thankfulto all who will in this way assist them

The Baptist congregation here is tobe congratulated on securing for theirSunday school superintendent Mr WmPcavyhouse who in three months hasincreased tho membership from 35 to100 Rev Jones the pastor is preach ¬

ing each evening this week All arecordially invited

Cards announcing the coming mar¬

riage of Miss Llda Rose of Hendersonville N C to Mr Charles Brown Bar¬

bison of Junction City Ky on June16 have been received here Miss Roseis a grand daughter of the late Dr GeoHunn of Shelby City and has manyfriends and admirers in the West End

Mrs Thomas Reeves presented herhusband with a 73 pound boy and an8pound girl on Decoration day Bornto the wife of John J Newell a daugh ¬

ter Geneva R H Givens of BiloxiMiss will spend two weeks of his va ¬

cation this month with his father MrG M Givens Cliff Anderson of Dan ¬

ville was here on business last weekMr David McCarley of Okolona

Miss a cotton planter and merchantis here with his many friends and rela ¬

lives Mrs George L Bradley has returned from a visit to relatives in Lex ¬

ington John Lutes and Miss ElizabethLutes are spending n few days in Lex ¬

ington Fred Gornett and Miss EmmaWarren of Stanford were guests ofthe Misses Lutes-

J P Goode has been summoned toserve on the Federal grand jury atRichmond In July M II Graber salesmanager for tho Stonega Va Coal

Coke Co spent last week with the fam ¬

tiles of Wm Dodd and D H SkinnerGA and J M Eubanks attended thefuneral of their sister Mrs Polly Col

son who was buried in Buffalo ceme ¬

tery Stanford H F Waller of Oko ¬

lona Miss is spending a months va ¬

cation with frienes here0 C Root and wife of Louisville

and T K Bohon and wife of Mt Au ¬

burn III spent two weeks with Drand Mrs J T Bohon JF Jeffriesand wife of Louisville were also guestsat the Bohon home Mr Chester Car-ter

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and wife and Mrs Mollie Carter ofAnderson county are spending theweek with Mr and Mrs M Eu ¬

banks Wm Cabbell and wife are withMrs Fannie Allen Goode ofCovington is spending his vacation withhis parents here U and S D Yowell are on a prospecting tour to Rich-mond

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IN ALL THE STYLES FOR 1909 forki

Men Women OIIdtChildren

Cummins WearenSTANFORD KENTUCKY

Now is The Time for

Lawn Mowers Hay RakesHay Forks Mow¬

ing Blades

Ice Cream Freezers Fruit Jars Gar¬

den Hose Sprinklers Binder TwineHarvesting Oil c Call on

well HIGGINSKentuckyLUse

ArnoldsBuggies

There is nothing better We paint Old Ve¬hicles and make them look like new

Get our prices We solicityour trade-

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