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MAKERS MEET.
Over Prohibition De-
ats in tho Past Year.
ness NEEDS WATCHING.


urysTos CI1Y, May 2l.-Ibs United
Bsewess Association began its
- annual convention today. There
6orsut delegates from al parts Of the
eestes. representing 4105 .O00. 900 Of
Thies J. Leifens. Of Chicago, the
j. In the opening address congras.
he association on the improved
N heewers' interests as the results Of
80 years work. aud suggested the
- Il Z complete brewery plant IN
lion With the Columbian exhibition
s. Irnan Lefens, in an address,, said he
"a % BE- eble 10 state that the trade
5 - 81 the brewers are In more hope-
I - than year ago. He referred 10
! 4 nDult Of the prohibition election In
oylvsnia. and added:
S. = nesus, however. has the tine come
- IN relax our glance. for what orr
en(s have lost In influen with the peo-
= 1roc11y, - shown ~ sli the recent e.ec-
q = which psohib!tory laws were submitted
- eoeeae, they are trying To regain IN WASH
- CITY By the introduction Of bills, tn-
@sSSa s accomplish through natso sss chan
11u 80 ne people Of the states have refused
&n1DA
- mort Of the board Of trustees il
~ hnefhy one, and deals with IsgisIa-
- riding before congress affecting the
- q brewers. On this point II says:
aver was time in the whole history
y - 61pueiaiion when 20 many attempts have
& ro6sfo irjure the Brewing industry By
uhtch do not require the sanction of
- 800. and would not obtain II if
- oenN be- submitted TO vote
~ ruport speaks Of bill for the ap-
1irfmo3t d . commission for investiea-
- u ~ liquor traffic. and the efforts Of
r. t1eweFs' committee to have II amended
= : nsnnef promising fair. impartial
= etnpetent investigation. The report
- - trustees endeavored to convince
oommitsee on ways and means that
~ ncssass in the tariff on hops, barley,
~, 9ice, cork. ETC.. would be unjusti6-
- fIon IN economic point Of view. bat
hsc1lo accomplish more than curtailing
ib41olse Of increase originally proposed.
w respect to authorizations Of beer and
0etll aeainst them now pending in con-
uo54 ~ report says: This is the proper
H. ed opportunity to repeat that indi-
st6oniIy and - representatives this associa-
"a condsmn adulteration and fully ap-
Desvs and support any law designed 10
sapprsn md punish it"
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Dew Phi.ad.Iphla Bank Wa. wr.e..a.

fhiLApkIrHA, May 2i.--A committee Of
asaisors OF the defunct Bank o. America
ooay examined number of officials OF
0as institution and secured some startling
incarnation. They learned tina, about
eco.n was credited to three different men
"a me books of the bank who had no
money there. The money had been paid
eus 70 them and for the Ameri
a Financial Association and
Ansfcan Life Insurance Company
= order Of President Pfeifer OF the bank.
iae snoorsiinates examined knew nothing
soout the reasons therefor. except that
1ey had their orders from the president
70 paving the checks and fixing the ac-
eounts. Secretary Work. of the American
financial Association, was unat,le 20 cx-
an where all the money had gone 10.
~ managed TO tell the committee that
.s.siy all the securities held by the insli-
aaon now had been morigaged and The
mount on which money can he realized
Y = not very large. The INVESTIGATION will
= continued.
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sPxRrruAxxsM.


A RRIvED-MkS. DR. A. DEHowE, OF NEW
IN York the world-rcRownea and highly
celebrated business and tst trance medium,
she - the only natural-born trance medium In
the world: Is seventh daughter. born with .
double veil and wonderful prophetic gift Of
second s!cht: this she viii prove. every hidden
msssry revealed. tells Your entire life, past,
present and fufnre. In a ID trance. gives your
name IN full, also yonr future husband CO wife.
with age and date OF marriage. In business
losses. iawsutts marriages. divorces. deaths,
uniting the separated, removing evil infiu-
ences, restoring Loaf love. she has no equal.
Mrs DeHowe wishes Il distinctly understood
that she advertinea nothing buf what she can
do. and vouid not be elsssed with the many
cheap pretepders fund la every city All who
are in sickness o. In trouble, all who's fond
hopes have been blasted. and ell who have been
deceived and disappointed through the fasse
predictions Of others. before slving up Il. despair
are invited TO call and be convinced of the true
statements OF the above without delay. Ten
thousand dollar challenge 10 any medium who
can excel her in her startling revelations Of the
past. present and future events OF perscn's
lives. Parors, II and ", Mallory house. Third
and James street.
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SALOONS OPEN IL MAINE.

AosiSina1 Packages" offered for sale %
Red-Noscd Citisens.
LswIsros. Me-, May 2l.-The original
Dnckags business was begun here yestsrday.
Ac1r arrived containing barrels and kegs
= bssr consigned TO local dealers. who took
Nm 10 their stores without the interfer.
moeol the authorities. New Hampshire
lrssers agreed TO assume Ill the costs Of
~ test Cases
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cae'eh<e. Refuse Goveramenr. o9.n

ethhE, Oklahoma. Nav aI-The con-
snce tween the Cherokee commission
,s s me Indians was abruptly terminated
Chief Too Hee. ia hshan os the
.s 1.s'ans, declined the governments propo-
un TO bay the lands for sl.as per acre
~ aios each Indian in severaliy sixty
IVs. The commissioners viii attempt 10
'sae~ The negotiations tomorrow.
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rhe Burling,on'. Annual M.e,,rr.

ssicAso, May 2i.--The annual meeting
: we stockholders of the Chicago. Burl-
lyon Quincy railway was held here
ais afternoon. The old board OF directors
reelected, excepting that T.. w.
Soopef, OF Cambridge. Mass. succeeded
"ns psxter, deceased. The last annual
po' which has already been published.
was decided 20 have Vice President
-. 1910 ACT As general manager Tor the pres.
~, - ana II is not improbable that he viii
susd That position p,rfnansntlx
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Cssas Manticolc. who Married . Rich
American Girl.
rHiLApxLfntA. May 2i.-Gluseppe Carusi,
49, Count Monticello, pleaded guilty be-
,on Judge Thayer today for libel. Defen-
ssnt on April ID issued . circular which
onsained defsmstory statement regard
me wife, Virginia Knox Carusi. Of
1Auourg. The count vas sentenced To six
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Il 'ss TIE Northern Pacific -. road vest; ss ed
A fssSss Aaa dtniGgssar fsate. fur Gil olass Ess..
Rsss.Hlesrs, city ticket agca sle second stree
0Snsu soaocks T. 1onkin, depot tteket agent.
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Advertisements under the heads OF Lost.
Found. For Sale. Fer Rent. and Situations
Wanted will be inherited % the rate Of cents
word for the 0rst insertion: cent word for
esch suhssQssnt insertion. Payment always in
adyaucs.
Advertisements vii be received at branch
o6aces Of the PosT-IxTRLII0gxcKR ~:
Tacoma .....................C. l.. Fowler. sgent.
| ympia ........M Major Geo. W. Barter. agent
Port Townsend ....,....,.... Handlcy 4 Kelley
The following lesssn await advertisers q this
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pooL essfy sefe warranted; rare eosaee: per,
write fof -xesussvs terrisory. Alpine SAFE Con
pany. einelnnan. Q. ---
yN-AyTED-AcTfyR RELIABLE NHy AS
xos ana e,I sss 20 IG IN
vesfrsent Aeecission az sesssie. t~rm. liberal:
rosifion psrmssent: the only rational sssocaa.
80 o-ns... mansxef. eend korn oaock.
~.x~~n .~~~,
vrrAyT1n-ap aprSrr w1Tu s,o on yv
w good paying MISUNDERSTANDING tusiaess.
Apply to W. Newman sis South Tenth street.
seaihe.
NJ ANIEp-PAkINER IN WATCH REAR
az. sns es'sblsn nens; siesrins over sis per
I.nton 49, rs1,, a., s,o =, ro"n; E sI hioen
corner Of Marion ara Front streets.
- - IT
-r.~c
-
WANIED-Io BUY CAsI.OFF CLOTHING
postal card 10 p. Roftsnsteirs. ois Ninth ssreet
-
WANTED-1Wo OR THREE LOTS SUIT
~ abe Iof manufacturing purposes IN south
InteiIgencer.
----.,--.----.
w 500. provided show Yen certainty OF $50
Call between " and p H.. Willis hotel H. C.
Clark.
VXyANTKD-LorI IN EXCHANGE FOR STOCK
w furnishing foods Apply 1l0S Second
street.
wv GOODS, TENTS.
w etc. anything for money: 81 up TO 500:
Charm. sixth and PIKE. 1'op p'' 'ss"e
w A set al sbsfrscf bots of eksx.t comntv.
Warrington Address boz 2s5 Mount Vernon
wlyrEn-rO REyr
.--- : q
vVyANTED-oFFfCE ROOM by WELLS
w Fargo Company. Apply Ct their present
once.
vxyANrRp-IHREE FURNISHED ROOMS
iof housekeeping. ADDRESS " foss-inselh-
s-..-..
As1EO-SOAAn
~s..- ,.~.xxs~ ~ ,,.~.nn -.,-.-
w r,ixsts tswi.v e., br.t~nd ana vite.
-
0ASrED-
IS0R RHNT-ROOMs SINGLE ANDES SUITE,
III. III.
seaxrave hotel
kO03D AND AOAkn
$50
kVh 1ES. - stnNnsnED 5000 AMI
$3.50
kVs 80. sess -t,n - .,,hc.. HI Sa.s
Ala seventh street
-------------- #
yOn AAN1-1OOA
LrOk kENT-TWQ VERY NICELY FukS.
y tsneo rooms iof eentemen: convenient.
Waahtneeon Territory Investment Company.
-.~,- -. -,.,-,..o- rrv,,,~,s,,.-~-
tVn nL 80 nuSS' ~ c.S
street
$50 - -, ~-~,-. -
Az. ~ - $500 lEU
Madison Ard kinney streets.
ETOh hkNI-Lwo ~ I'D hOoMs IN
- plivete n@ssys nse osoeAs irom Possouce.
oio Spunk sttesL
100 -~xr vo0ur r,pvreupn pro,s
k'on 50 ~. ..S. NV"
- ~. ----.-
ENok hhsi-nooas n ooAnD foh
nm,.su sss. snws.sss A11Iu'.e
$500 IA ~ns,rx company
80 ----.~-
LSoR kENT-fukNisHED kooNs, TWO
Il nioshs irom possomec, NO eosumo's street.
r>op RrST-NIcELY FURNISHED ROOMS
r suitable fer gentleman aud wife. Apply
4
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Nof5tE TO CONTRACTORS. OFFICE or
~ sHisfe gineeg, sf I.snsaa >nafAera
Aailsaat, sezsss.. Wash. N2y 2Aa. stqa TAe
1nders gsa. VIII te pres sss~s x J. esrtrsrss
TIE foft Towns nj Gu hers Raiirosd 80 FOL.
lows Fer TIE clearing. uhb az, xrsssInx aad
frSftRE- sewn Eltlt q nd . e alf frssEz LAKE
hosskeF, r<aat aesazis 80 niy G.iies soatn OF
tssi iosu>su1, % deep sster on Ho-d's eanal
BIDS 0 se IN this ire lune tss fHsa Two
ale ext nsao0 norsh fron 0it mEi4 To deep
Naiey. principally sress5e work. ~ ygne lsi
Ports ssiAss ~ eie&sis g. srEkesnx. grading aud
~ agsas n IA deep water 81 0sympsa 10 Tasan
cts on Heed canal fuae i3sn Forty miles AZ
Clearing grabtsng. grazing ard ersdgiax On
vest osuk ct aocs1s casa frpEn ynf0n CITY
Eortb- J2ly LIST. Pro1ses ard NAYS csr % seen
81 faas eshee tFa days tesore The ysrsssxss Goa
tracts viii be lss a filit- chief engineer aad
superintendent Of construction
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" ANTED-PARTNER IN WATCH REPAIR
w Inc esfsbliahmens; clearing over SIS per
day; capital required $50. rooms 20 and 81,
Union bloch. Front street. or room s. Frye block,
cofn-f Of Maroon and Front streets.
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WANTED-A PARTNER WITH $1,000 IN A
w good paying manufacturing tusinees-
Apply 10 W. Newman, sis South Tenth street.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

pI2s ARE CALLED FOX THE INTERIOR
ID ha.sa Denny herei until Jiane i;
? ans 81 Mr. J. I. Husehsnsons efaee. hose. sif~:
rgnt rsrv~d Ia re- -ct al hicx y. s.
70 vim. roor u Colonial b ock
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DAsTELs PasTgL-. PAsTEfzs-Jrsr RE-
/ cesvezs. Nenx's Dresien yAssesa y, Wiixizssi.
astlssx materials. i.zI7 Frcnt ssrse1 near UEs-
veussy.
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AsSATERS and EUEMYSr1
DRYANTS ASSAY OFFICE, sHATrLE--
ID Pnarmscy Hall drag store, 500 Third street,
c. n. Bryant
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w ANTED-A FEW MEN TO INVEST sloo to
w 500. provided show yen certainty Of $500
Call between " and p. M. Willis hotel H. C.
Clark
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UyANTED-TO Buy CAsT.OFF CLOTHING
w and oil kinda Of second and goods. drop
postal card to r. Koftsnsfein. 20l5 Ninth street
VVANTED-Two OR THREE LOTS SUIT
Seattle: state slocs,ion- Address Buyer, Post
Intelligence.
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nH A. h. kGBaE, OcULfsT AAp ACRiSr
~ and physician for tIs<ases Of the throat
Rooms ? and 3 Colonial block. corner Columbia
aud second street.
GEO A. REICH. NJ y. ocuLrsT. ArRisr
~ and physician for dise&ses oi the taraAk
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I'oR sAI.E-l FIRE-PRooF SAFE CHEAP
II For terms edaress Cash. care Post-In.elsi-
Sencer
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CHURCH AFFAIRS.

--Rev. T. j. Godbev went to Shelby
Vile and Bloomfield this week on bust
LESS.
The Presbytery for Oregon has de-
cided that all candidates for license must
quit the use OF tobacco.
A Baptist church will be dedicated
at Gilpin, Casey county, next sunday by
Revs. Boiling and Bradley.
Rev. Mr.. Jefiries is assisting Pastor
Daniels in a meeting at Paris, which the
Kentackian says had resulted in II addi-
ions to Tuesday
The General Association OF South
ern Baptists will convene at Fort Worth,
Texas, on May o. The railroads will
make very low rates.
-Rev. K. +. Mahony seems to be serv-
ing liberal people. He took up col
lection at his church in Columbia, Tenn.
+ last sunday and raised ior one object
alone SS02.50.
Key. Green Clay Smith. OF Mt. >ter-
ling. mas accepted a call nom the New
Providence church, this county, to ill
its pulpit on the "a and 18th sunday IN
each month.-AdvOcate.
The General Assembly OF the Pres
byterian church will meet at Saratoga on
the 10Th OF May 1t is not likely that re-
vision OF the Westminster Catechism
will be accomplished under rne Two
thirds rule. Inc majority incllnes tow
ard it. but the minority Is strong enough
70 prevent.
Rev. W. Y. Sheppard, OF HaTods-
burg, held an interesting service at the
Methodist church, Monday night, and at
its conclusion took the names OF the Epls'
copaiians here. 1t Is his purpose to es
tabish mission here and preach TO II
once or more a month, using tine court
house for the services.
-Revs. Glover and Sturgill, OF the
Methodist church, and Blythe, OF the
PRESBYTERIAN, are holding union reviv
al at Pineville, which has resulted in q
additions. The meeting stlll continues
and the prospects for quite successful
revival are very hatterlng. The women
and the young converts have organized
crusading bands and nightly visit and
pray at some dwelling.
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For Sale.--Brick Residence
RICHMOND, Ky

| In which nov live, west Main street, and the
| business block known as the Owsey Block, oppo-
site Court Square, Stanford. !. B. OWSLEN.
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The New York Central has just sent
a check for 500 to Mrs. Glover, the vie
of a flagman, who jumped out of bed al d
ran I'D the track in her night clothes,
swinging red lantern, stopping pas
senger train on the edge of huge pile
OF rock which had fallen on the track
and preventing a bad wreck. The liber-
ality OF the company will run the road
into bankruptcy if care is not taken.
The principal losers by the extensive
fire at Harrodsburg are Mrs. Cardwell,
opera house, drug store and furniture
1000, insurance about half; Chenoweth
Hall, $4,000, partially insured; Matheny
Il Poteet, dry goods, clothing, &c, So,
600. hall insured, W. j. Poteet, $500
Hansford. James X Co., $4,000, insur-
ance $4,000; Litsey. heirs $4,000, partly
insured: Smith d Witherspoon $4,000
partial insurance; Odd Fellows Hall
white, 81. 900, colored 81 800; j. Gads-
comb $500, 81 900 insurance, j. I. Nc
Feat =, 900, total loss; A. Il. Rue, $1,000
total loss and Mrs. III. j. Poteet, store
room. $500, insured for $1,000. The
total loss is stated at Sl50,0OO and the in
surance at little over 100000.
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pounds of beets for breakfast and gal
Ion or two OF grain for dinner, with bits
OF bone thrown in. Gail Hamilton is a
very large 2.year.old. stlndidg o feet
inches high.-Licorcc plants have grown
well in Fresno county. The root is worth
20 cents pound. An immense deposit
OF salt In solid form has been found in
lnyo county on the line of the proposed
ltah " los Angeles railroad The rain
fall at santa Cruz during the past sea-
son has been go. inches. while at Palm
Valley, 80 miles east OF Beaumont. the
total ior the season is only 81 inches.
L. K. WNroN.
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Democrats, Attention.

A meeting OF the democrats of Lincoln
is hereby called, in pursuance to the in
struction OF the Democratic state Central
COMMITTEES, to be held in the courthouse
at Stanford Saturday, the 18th day OF
May, at , =. NJ, to select delegates to the
State Convention to be held at Louis.
vile on the 2Sth day OF May. 1890, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate
for Clerk OF the Court OF Appeals. The
basis OF representation for each county
shall be one delegate for each 200 votes
ard one for each fraction over one hun
dred cast for Grover Cleveland for presi
dent in 1888. r. ID. NEwLAND, Chmn.
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Or. Standilord's residence in Louis
vile, which contains 23 rooms and cost
$4,000, sold at auction this week for
$4,000 and will be occupied 10y Catho-
lie benevolent society.
The 18th census OF the population OF
the United States will be taken in June.
There are - questions To Ice answered.
The distinction in color is thus clasSed:
white, black, mulatto, quadroon, octo-
room, Chinese, japanese and Indian.
After long struggle against the
flood the town OF Bayou sara, La.
gave up, and bad break in her levees
flooded the whole place. People were
forced to leave their houses in b )ats and
RATS, saving only that part OF their
goods which they could conveniently
carry.
The House committee on invalid
pensions disposed of the arrears bill''
by refusing to report it. There are on
file petitions from various q. A. L. T.
aggregating over 100000 names, demand,
ing the passage of this measure, but the
9. o. p. contemptiously replies that they
must take the "pauper bill' or nothing
Twelve hundred witnesses have
beeen summoned for the Clayton Breck-
iuridge investigation, which began
yesterday at Little Rock. 1t is said thai
new evidence concerning the Clayton
murder has been discovered, and that il
points to deputy sheriff of Conway
county and saloon keeper as the assas
sins.
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IlrBnLE- Billy Todd was thrown from
wagon while the team was running
away aud got badly bruised up, besides
having his arm thrown ont OF place. The
voters OF this precinct met at the store
Tuesday night and selected j. W. Bright
aud B. r. Engleman To serve as mags-
trates i'm our new district till August,
when two can be elected. We are glad
that We succeeded in getting them to
consent to serve us in day when so ma
ny claims and donationsare asked unit
ly at the hands of the county. We be-
lieye in allowing all Just and honest
claims. hut when 1t comes 10 building
turnpikes and railroads, we believe the
parties interested ought to pay for the
whistle, unless the county decides that
the corporation will be paying one and
then take stock for the benefit OF the
claimed that We are still a part OF stan
lord precinct and il tins Is fact We are
sorry OF it. We think a great deal of
stanford people and want them to build
their railroad, or get it done, but if VT
are still in the fight We will whistle
sweet home against their railroad. ;.
VI. Spoonamore has a cow with two tine
calves. Corn is being planted rapidly
here. Mr. Madison Engleman is back
ior the third time with horses from Mon,
tana. Mr. Engleman must Ice stuck on
the horse trade here, and also on some
kentucky girl, aud ii SO we would he
glad to have him remain among us. j.
/ \. Hammonds is paying $40 per dozen
| for all the chickens he can get. No one
in this locality is taking the /. j. f'l
Bro. Barnes letters alone. but because il
is a paper OF energy and news to every
wide-awake person of the State, hence
no one stops taking it at this place be-
cause the letters cease to appear in Ms
columns.
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On Friday, May 2, 1890,

Continuing from DAY 10 day uut the sale Il COM
pletcd. sell 10 the highest bidder At public outcry
ON the premise, the following described property
A House aud is Acre, Of Land on STAFFORD 81.
an the town OF Lancaster. Ky. \ Tract of about
iots Acres Of Land also stanford street IN the
town OF Lancaster, Ky Also the LARGE
FARM lctt by John ). tiill - his death, lying
east of the stanford pike, near Lancaster Ky,
mainly between said pike and the Crab Orchard
turnpike road and containing about 800 Acres.
same will Dee divided INTO tracts 10 suit purchas-
Terms: These sales will be made a credit Of
o., - and g. months iu equal payments III pur-
ChaseT> will be required 10 execute bonds with APP
proved security, payable to the Master Commis-
sioner, bearing per cent interest per annum
from day OF sale until paul, having the force and
effect OF a judgment, upon which execution may
issue if not paid at maturity. and with a lien
tanned on the property as additional security fer
the payment Of the purchase money.
X. A. BURNSIDE.
I.-td Master Com'r GarraTd Circuit Court
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Call For Meeting of County Committee

The members OF the democratic coun-
ty committee will please meet at my Of
flee at II o'clock, May court day, 5tb,
for the purpose OF discussing the advisa.
bility OF taking steps to nominate a can
didate for delegate to the Constitutional
Convention. I. d. SEwLAND, Chmn.
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Farm Fer Sale.

desire to sell my farm Of about 100 acres stu
ated about "a miles north Of Stanford on the
Rush Branch PIKE, opposite the old church. There
are about so acres in wheat and rye; the balance
of the farm well set IN timothy. Good dwelling
Of four rooms and kitchen and a splendid new
harm; is well watercd and fenced. Possession eau
be given Immediately. For particulars, SEQ ]. p.
Bailey, Stanford. write the undersigned at
Cincinnati, Ohio. r. WITHERS.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-25
M. +. Briukley

Is a Candidate Or Clerk of the Court Of Appeals
subject TO the action OF the Democratic party
Election August, 1905.