SEMI=WEEKLY INTERIOR JOURNALL

rVOL XXXI STANFORD KY TUESDAY JUNE 30 1903 8 A M NO 35

f LAND STOCK CROPS ETC

Hubbard Bold to George Rlulambs at flo

won tbo Oakwood Handi ¬

Chicago In a canterSmothers has purchased

rhUV1 horse Grandfor 111000

Jones la over from Key Weet

3Laao up a carload ot hogs he boughtego at bio

week John Divine shipped 08

to tho city markets They1703 News

D OBannon U the Out farm ¬

county to finish threshingIt averaged 10 bushelsUroi of Mereer have aboutof wheat They farm nearly

2000 acres ol Meroars beat landLntse t Co shipped a oarload of

lambs they bought at 6 to 6c and acar of toga for which they paW 6 to Wo

A D Root bas bought a farm neari Roosevelt O T but we are glad to

jay be will not leavoXilnooln oounty towork it-

The Kenllworlh traek at Buffalo was

bought at public auction for S 8Rowland of New York for HOSWO

It cost 1100000D W Savage of Minneapolis re-

fused tJZOOO for Dan Patehen and 01

r cMtn W W Gentry of Bloomingtoo lad made the offer

F It SALU oU EXCHANGE A twoseat 1 surrey In good condition for a

youig milk cow hogs or something of

equal value Apply to George B Bar-re Crab Orchard Ky

J M Sallee sold to J C Johnson 100

lamb at Bio At Winchester courtffooj Ikbt iteon brought 4c rood hell

ert to Hie lot sheep 3e hogs t 90 to

I Meier A Huffman bought JulJno Allen of Hurioavllle several fancr 100 pound user at Ito also ol Wn Shears a lot of hogs at bioAdve-cate

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CHURCH MATTERS

rnted Presbyterians wilt raise 1-

uOOM jubilee fund113 J G LlvlagsUn wilt preach at

Hoi tams Mill at 11 oclock next Sunday morning

Ray O M Busy It aitUttncr In aprotracted meeting at tbe LtneaslerBaptist church-

Mvangelista Andrew Johnson and JB Kendall will go to MadlsgavUle toholdaTlvalJuly 119

EM C K Powell has accepted a callto tbe Parksvlll Gbrlillan church Hewill preach on the flat Sunday ol eachmonth at well at the Saturday nightbefore

Te iuestlon ot changing the JewishSabbath from Saturday to Sunday willbe ooo of the most Important mattersdisc nod at a meeting of leaders In theJewish faith whloh began yesterday at

DetroitSouthernMethodists gave for mis¬

stoma the pest year the following Womane Home Board 150751 03 Womens Foreign Mission Societies 1112

t51 n churches for home missionsl s250 07r churches for foreign mil

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Rev Karl XVIIIIey pastor of the Now

Cattle Pa Christian church occupiedthe pitchers box at a game of baseballplayed by focal clubs last week MrWllfey Is an earnest advocate of cleanathletic sports and does all In his pow ¬

er to encourage themTbe now union church at Valley

View Madison county recently erect-

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by tbo Baptist and Christian donomnations was dedicated Sunday Rev

B A Dawes of Louisville and DrBurns A Jenkins of Lexington hadcharge of the dedication services

Choleratand DiarrhoeaT + e uniform success of this remedy has

made U the most popular preparation In

use for bowel oomplalnta It h everyI

where recognized as the one remedy thatcan always be depended upon and hat Is

pleasant to take It la especially valuabio far summer diarrhoea In children and

it undoubtedly the means of saving thelives of a groat many children each yearFor sate by Craig A Hocker

bittytwo years aco a man namedk Jones moved from Kentucky to Dado

county Mo taking with him his tam ¬

s lly of ten children At a reunion reocpntly held at Evorton 1010 of his de¬

scendants woo present and there are atow who were unable to attend Atmost all his descendants have marriedand settled In the same neighborhoodIn southwestern Missouri

4Tho full name of Mme PattI who ls

about to make ono more final and fare ¬

well tour to America Is Adola JuanaMerle Clorinda PattI Most peopleknow her only as Patti forgetting thatshe has been the Marquis do Caux andand Signora Nlcollnl and la now Barones Ccdorstrom

In a general shooting affray In Magoffln countv Hiram Dennett was killed and Joe Hacker and John HenryHacker wore wounded The trouble lit

said to have arisen over a discussion of

Burn Fitzpatrick action ai a juror In

the Jett case at

A West Ender Remembers Hls I

Homo PaperWhlloOutwestSt-7TBaaLMu MO June 6I left

nqitonvlll tbe loih over the O S i

Cincinnati and from there ojor thek O S W to Sandborn Ind DIed there on Wednesday In timebreakfast Alter spending a couple ofdays pleasantly visiting friends and I

looking over the beautiful meadowsand listening to the many binder Inthe wheat fleldi whlob wore about boolog finished and also looking at the littie oorn some of It Just coming uplate on account of so much wet weath ¬

er on Friday morning I left for thisplace over the B OS W to StLouis and over the M K Jr T to Suth-erland Mo I saw lots of water stillIn E 51 Louis I took a drive yester ¬

day of 10 miles with friends visitingrelatives and looking at One cattle

tbat1wereJatmoney Tbe same party bad a herd ofshorthorn caws as flM as I eVIl sawWe weighed OM yearling heifer 1050pounder one sow 1660 pounds He alsohad mules that welched 1600 poundsI will leave tbla piss to morrow forKnob Neater Mo PUaee send me apaper there for It will be like a letterfrost home The farmers borearo blueover their prospect for a corn oropPlenty ot fold yet unbroken Toomuehsraio But If they should notraUc any they have plenty of pens lullleft and 6nly worth 40o per bushel Nowheat out hero yet Meadows and pastares fine Your friend

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HIGHLAND

Biro to tbe wife of Al sao Skltlmorea fH

Tbe staging eonduotod by Rev OsoThompson was well attended on Saturday night

Thomas Sims son of Mrs MabalaSims living on Back Creek died a fewdays ago Ills remains were laldawavto rest near Klngtvlll

Some of our teamster with theirwagons nod teams leave to day for Oarrard and Jes amlno counties to haulwheat for Speaks thrusber

E B Austin bat bis new house aboutcompleted and will soon be ready for anew housekeeper Ye widows andmaidens dont all speak at once

Mrs Margaref Uted Is slek Mr SS Baslln who has had a severe tusslewith several oarbuncli on hie neck IsImproving Shell Used of Indianap¬

olis who has boon hero for a few daysvisiting relatives returned to his homeSunday being accompanied by NessThomas end Dally Hutchison who goIn sdarch of employment HarlanNewell of Somerset visited tbo faml ¬

lies of K U Bauph and A B YoungSunday Mrs L I Faulkner has goneto Cocbln Ula Baker has returnedfrom Somerset Mrs Alex Gourley ofEubaoks Isvlslllog her parents Mrand Mrs DO Ballard Mr Blankenship of near Crab Orchard visited hisdaughter Mr Pedro Green lastweek

FAIR DATES

The following is the list of fair datesflint for this year

Kirkavllle July 17 and 18

Crab On bard July 22 4 laysGeorgetown July 28 4 daysCynthlani July SfO 4 dayHuttonville July 20 3 daysDanville August 4 4 daysMadlsonvlllo August 4 daysllrodhesd Aug 103 daysLexington August 10 0 daysFern CreAk August 18 4 daysLawrcnceburg August 18 4 daysLiberty Au 20 three daysShcpbcrdsvlllc August 35 4 daysLondon Aug 20 three daysSomerset Sept 1 4 daysJJardstown Sept I C daysEllzabothtown Sept 84 daysHowling Green Sept 15 4 daysOvcniboro Kentucky Stato Fair Sep

ember 210 daysI

Adjt Gen Murray Is taking activesteps to suppress lawlessness at Jack ¬

son lIe IlIIIucd stringent order to theprovost guard yesterday to report all arerests to Police Judge Cardwoll The ordora state that absolute safety to lifeand property must be maintained andif there Is any violation of personal orproperty rights the extreme authorityof the commanding ofllcnr will be ex ¬

ercised The Adjutant General has as ¬

lured Judge Cardwell of the fulles-

protection and Cardwoll says ho willenforce the civil laws of the town withtile aid and support of the State JudgeCardwell has refused the tender oramilitary guard saying ho feels no alarmas to bis safety

Church services were held In Jack-son Sunday night for the first tlmo Inseveral months Joo Crawford and EdTharp the men arrested on suspicionof burning B J Ewlna hotel havebeen released on bonds of 11000 each

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NEWS NOTES

IJohn Horn aged 100 Is dead In lIarcounty j

Two Harvard students are held atBoston on ohargos at theft

The oUlolal valuation of the Phila-delphia City nail and grounds Is 813

00 1 000Hundreds of families are homeless

as tbe result of tbe high waters of tboRio Grande

Tbe public printing at Washingtoncoat tbe people of the United States10000000 a year

Jacob Klopp one ol the wealthiestmen of Boone county died suddenly of

rheumatism of tbe heartLamb Whitney u Negrowho as ¬

saulted a white man was lynched by amob In Conoordla Parish La

George Goatee a prominent club andralroad man of Brunswick Go oom

mitted suicide with dynamite

Klllicopaltorbed In a hotel at Sari Praiclieo

George P Honer the negro herbdoctor of Philadelphia was found

guilty of murder In tbe first degreeA Trlgg county farmer discovered la

a woodland the skeleton of a negro whodisappeared from hit home some timeago

The plant of the Cincinnati AbattoirCompany at Cincinnati was destroyedby Ore The lots Is estimated at 1300

000Ata South Chicago plant 1801 tons

of steel rails were turned out In a daybreaking the worlds record of 1772tons

lIon W W Wllktrson a distin ¬

guished jurist of Birmingham Aladied suddenly and unexpectedly of ape ¬

plexyA wealthy Alabama planter bas been

sentenced to Ive yebra In prison forholding Negroes under the peonage

systemOvera dozen iwnoes were hurt In a

collision between an electric oar and aChesapeake and Ohio freight train atHuntington W Va

New Yorks real rotate ntsetrnenlsthis year aggregate 84790000000 andthe personal assM menta 1078000000 atotal of 408000000 I

The ooroBers jury at Olive Hill ex¬

onerated Marshal Louis White whokilled Everett Beatty after batty hadkilled Deputy Marshal Gus Hall

Fire presumably of Incendiary ori ¬

gin destroyed the furniture store of OM Phillips and the wholesale groceryof Haas Lleber Ie Coster al HlokmanThe lots Is 116000

Gray Uaddlx the witness la the ar-

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case at Jackson spent a day in thocountry and returned home very muchsurprised to hear a report of his mycterlous disappearance-

On account of tbo fact that all thelaborers employed by B J Rwen havebeen secured by Hargla Bros MrsEwcn Is having a hard time to secureworkmen to fulfill her husbands con ¬

tractsJames W Staton Past Grand Mas

tar of the Kentucky Masons died atBrooksvlllo as tbe result of a stroke ofparalysis sustained at Paris severaldays ago while speaking at a Masonic

banquetTheEducational Associa ¬

LIon closed its annual meeting Fridayat Lexington M H Bourne of Owenton was elected president and Maysvllle was selected as the next place ofmooting

A Frankfort money lender hasbrought suit against Governor Bookbam to recover the amount of tbo sala-ry

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of an Owcnsboro Spanish war voteran which the plaintiff alleges hasbeen assigned to him

Judge Miller appointed tho Louisville Trust Company receiver for theEvening Poat Co holding that tbe dofondant can not oscipo a look at thebooks by fleeing to tho Federal courtafter submitting to jurisdiction In theStato court

Miss Margie Miller formerly of Wa ¬

co Tox was shot and probably fatallywounded by her brotherinlaw G LeoWalnscott at Winchester Mr Wainscott claims that Miss Miller and herfather attacked him because ho triedto kiss his wife and that he was forcedto fire In self defense

Harvey Logan the notorious bankrob be a made a sensational escape fromthe Knoxville Teen jilt Ho lassoeda guard with a wlro and then tied himto the cage Securing a revolver hemarched the jailor to the stable andcompelled him to saddle a horse after

mountainstA posse pur

Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets are just what you need when youhave no appetite feel dull after eatingand wake up with a bad taste in yourUoulhTbeywill improve your appo ¬

tite cleanse and invigorate your stomachand give you a relish for your food Forsale by Craig sir Hooker

A fire which originated In Mr El ¬

la Haggards millinery store at Win ¬

chester caused a 117000 loss

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CAPT I M DiSN wbo will bo rlrg j

marshal ut the CrabJuly ere 23 24 25 Ha Is a substantialtoltlMn of Uarrard and U a brother ofMrs ft S Baut bman of this place+ ++ +hf++ ++ ++++ +++++

KINGSVILLEiThe trains are running more regular ¬

ly of lateSome faoetloue person says that thus

Is to be made a tttg stationClaude Trimble was to unfortunate ai

to shoot his eye out Thurs4ay with atoy pistol

Kingevllle boasts pf two splendidbarber shop oaa IIODdaWd by JamasPloranoe and the other by Morris

WallsThomasPaloa poitpoead bis wedding

which was to oMar oa the 2fltb on aooooot of the failure of the bride tomake her appearance

Mrs Elizabeth Taylor who has beenepandlag seine times In Louisville Is

expected sees to make her home withher son T It Taylor and familyMite Wllford Davie of Versaillessod brother James Davis of Ohioware tbe reoabt guests of their nnoleBerry Prultt Another little daughterhas arrived at the home of Mr andMrs William Trimble

The 4th of July picnic near HalosWell should and doubtless will belargely attended with snob inducementsae are being ollered vII First ofcourse lIon Fontaine Fox Bobbltt and

nice sweet wine Judge Bobblttshould speak three or fonr hours InGerman also as there will doubtless bevery few Frenchmen present in com ¬

parison with the GermanDr B F Walter of Lancaster Is

hero to practice his profession MrsW W Waltcraod Master Joseph Walter of Stanford ore the guests of hermother Mrs Fannie E Carey Mrend Mrs Will Carey and Httlo sonClarence Carey of Lebanon Junctionarc visiting relatives hero Mies EliteCarey who has been In Lexington forseveral months past returned homeSunday Mesdamea Elizabeth Pcairsand J L McKee and Fred Burgess otLouisville attended the burial ofT L Shelton of Rowland Little MinDora Hlgnoy will go to Junction Citto visit Mrs James Robinson Mrs FM Howe and little Mies Etna Bakerwill go to Drv Ridge this week to visitrelatives Little Miss Morrison EvansIs convalescing after her little lifehaving been despaired of She Ispretty child and said to be very brigh-and lovabln

A Diagnosis of KentuckyKentucky hills arc full of rillsAnd all the rills are lined with stillsAnd all the stills are full of gillsAnd all tbe gills are full of thrillsAnd all tho thrills are full of kills

You sec the feudlsts dot the hillsAnd camp along the little rillsConvenient to the busy stillsAnd thirsting for tbo brimming gillsAnd when the juice his system OilsEaoh feudlst whoops around and killsNow If theydjnly stop the stillsTheyd ouro Kentuckys many IllsMen would bo spared to climb the hillsAnd operate the busy stillsHowever this would mean more gillsAnd that of course would mean more

thrillsResulting in the same old kills

So all the hills and rills and stillsAnd all the Rills and thrills and killsAro splendid for the collln millsAnd make more undertakers bills

Chicago Tribune

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Work has been stopped on tbo nowcourthouse at Parle by tbo architectbecause tome of the stone used was not Iho claim according to specifications

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