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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06
DANyIllE.
school.

Elder j. ). Kendrick, pastor Of the
Christian church, has entered upon his
eighth year with that church.
Mrs' 3. G.. Fox took party of
friends to the river Friday fternoon.
supper was enjoyed AZ the power
house.
During the past summer the church
es Of Danville united In union services
AT night. II has been pleasure both
10 the ministers and congregations.
Services will now be held at each Of
the churches.
Mr. John c. Acheson. OF this place.
a graduate Of Centre college of the
class OF %. will be assistant professor
at the Centre college academy this He
has during the summer been travelling
for the college and reports that pros
poets are good for large attendance.
Miss Elizabeth Van Meter il visiting
Miss Ann Wallace at Versailles. Mrs.
>. V. Rowland is conyalescent. Mrs.
J. w. McAlister. OF 81. Joe. Mo, is
visiting Mrs. Mary Bowman. Mr..
viii Smith is at home from New York
City. Miss Noy Montgomery, OF De-
catur. H.. Is visiting Scott Glore.
Mrs. Wardeld Riley aud son are visit
ing Mrs. J. II. Engieman. Rev. Mas
sic and wife OF Orlando, Fla, returned
home Thursday. Mr.. Massie has for
the last four weeks occupied the pull
pit at the Baptist church. Prof. II. O..
Shearen left Friday for Abingdon 10
resume his duties a. professor Of the
academy. Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Robert
son, Alfred Robertson, Misses Mary
Robertson and Sadie Cecil have return.
ed from New York City. Rev. John
NJ. Bruce. OF Louisville, is visiting rel
atives in this county. Mr.. NJ. j. Far
ris on account of severe cold did not
go TO New Mexico. Misses Annie and
Bessie Mcdowell are visiting friend:
in Louisville. Miss Jennie Harlan and
mother, OF Missouri, are with Mrs
/ Annie Harlan. Misses Grace, Alleen
aud Margaret Otter entertained 1
large number OF their friends Thurs
day afternoon.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06

The ordinary costume among the
well-to-do of all classes in the Philip
pines is made of white sheeting. a
coat aud trousers made TO order costs
81. The coat buttons up closely around
the neck. a thick felt hat of broad
brim, pair of white canvas shoes, a
light undervest and socks, is the cos
tune all the year round.
A report shows that for the past fiscal
year the importations from Puerto Rico
were; Sugar, 90,55i.Ili pounds, duty
81, 1873, 765, value sl,s54,0l5: molasses,
1871 ,S23 gallons, duty sil,22l, value
s2s9, ls3.
Scorpions, tarantulas, centipedes,
wasps, mosquitoes, black and red ants,
ticks, "jiggers" and heas make life
lively In Port Rico.
Rev. DIR. James Stephenson, prom
inent Methodist preacher, died in his
pulpit at Springfield, o., Sunday.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06
HUSTosvILLe,

VIM. Dodd sold 10 a Salisbury, y.
c.. party, gelding for 800.
f. d. Twidwell aud Jerry Adams
will open clothing and gents furnish
ing store here In the near future.
w. G.. Cowan, the boss farmer. aver
aged 30 bushels on his 30 acres OF
wheat. 1t was of very fine quality.
Mrs. Jennie Carpenter chaperoned a
crowd OF young people to Mammoth
Cave few DAYS ago. They went In
private couveyances and took along
tents aud provisions and will enjoy
camp life.
While returning home from town
Monday night, James c. Reid, on horse
back, collided with the buggy occupied
by }. II. Taylor and mother and was
considerably hurt. The buggy was
damaged but its occupants escaped
uuinjured
Miss Pearl Rose has entered Hamil-
ton College, Lexington. Mrs. Green.
berry Adams aud children aud Miss
Eugenia Peyton have returned 10 Nc
Kinney. Texas. Miss Lena McGraw,
OF Junction City. Is with Miss Nell
Adams. Misses Katherine and Edna
Baughman will leave in few days for
Hollins, Va, TO attend college.
Mrs. Pearce, of FL Paso. Texas, 1,
visiting the family OF l.. b. Adams
Louis VanArsdale has matriculated a.
Hogsett Academy, Danyille. Lafor
Carpenter will enter Kentucky Univer
sity at Lexington this week. Mr.. anC
Mrs. +. Monnett, OF Norwalk, o., ar,
guests at +. ). Powells. Messrs. Jess,
Il. Rife aud !. 7. Rose drove through
TO Tathams Springs the other day
Mrs. Emmett Mccormack has gone I,
Wichita, Kansas, 10 visit her father
Miss Angie Carpenter has returned Il
North Middletown 10 complete her ed
ucation at Prof. NJ. G.. Thomson
school.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06

II is estimated that the aggregate
amount due the Asiatic feet as result
OF the destruction OF the Spanish force
amounts 10 SlS7,500, which congress
will be asked TO appropriate during the
coming session. One-twentieth Of this
sum belongs TO Rear Admiral Dewey as
commander-in-chief, and he will there
fore be $3.50 richer than he was before
the war.
More horse hides are probably tan
ned in Newark, n. j., than in any other
place in this country. Cordovau vamps
are the product Three, and sometimes
four, splits are made and finished. 1t
is estimated that SO is realized per
hide, and the yearly business done
amounts, 1t is said, TO Sl0,000,000.
Spain is having trouble with its peace
commissioners. Senior Castillo has de-
clined to serve, and 1t is said that three
others will decline, If they have not
already done so. Some OF the Madrid
officials are even talking OF the futility
of sending any commissioners TO Paris
at all.
Some time ago Hartford went dry by
ID votes. The vets contested it, OF
course, and another election was order.
ed which was held Saturday, resulting
In majority against the saloons Of 30,
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

Ernest Wilkinson aud Miss Emma
Kenneth, both OF Liberty, eloped TO
Tennessee and were married.
Lieut.. Eastiu Heat of the Second
Kentucky regiment, and Miss Mary
|. Warnock were married at LeXing-
ton.
A bride of eight hours committed
suicide at Moberly, H., because her
parents sent her word they could never
forgive her for marrying the man she
did.
Another daughter OF Congressman
Settle Is TO marry. Miss Mary, the
eldest. and Rev. j. c. Caldwell, pastor
of the Christian church at Owenton,
are TO be united Oct. Is.
Ensign Powelson, OF battleship Maine
fame, was Economically married in a
Philadelphia hospital to Miss Margar-
ct Millar, daughter of Col. Millar, OF
the army. He broke his leg and she
went to wait on him and that settled 1t.
IF you do not marry me l shall hang
myself," exclaimed love-lorn Denver
young man. "Well, if YOU do, please
90 down a block" was the cheerful re-
spone, 'for l heard pa say he did not
want you TO hang around here. Den
YER Times
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06

They do such things in the Philip
pines. emily, my dear" said an
English lady, in Mortified whisper,
TO her daughter on her arrival at a
hotel in Manila, "don't look! The
servant has forgotten to dress himself"
and vet the serant was arrayed in ma
tive fashion.
New York had 35 deaths from heat
Sunday, besides many serious prostra-
tions. There were five deaths from
heat at Philadelphia.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06

Cool. WISCONSIN RESORTS. The
Monon Route via Chicago is the proper
line Write f. II. Bacon, ID. p. A.
Monon Route, Louisville, for pamph'
let's. rates and time tables for all re
sorts In Wisconsin, Minnesota and
M,cb,gan. Information cheerfully
given and services of an agent to meet
nj, narties on arrival OF trains at LOU
isviIie and Chicago rendered free.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06

Society now eschews kisses-that Is,
~ between women. Kisses are hlled
with microbes. So said the scientists
therefore society took fright and vow
ed that IL would kiss no more Two
pretty girls meet. There Is a iaint
murmur from both, slight inclination
Of the body, two rosy cheeks are press
ed against each other for an instant
and there you have the new kiss.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06
MCKINNEY.

The Kingsyille and Mckinney base
ball mines crossed bats here Friday az
ternoon. The game ended In favor OF
Mckinney Il 10 4.
Miss Della Barley died of consump'
tion at her home with her aunt, Mrs.
Jacob Nance, near Turnersville. few
days ago. She was buried beside her
mother In Pulaski county.
A. j. Burton, who has been sick at
his home near town for several months,
has recovered sufficiently as to be able
TO spend few days recently from home
with friends. Fortunately Mr.. Burton
held "sick policy" with the Knights
of Maccabees, whose remittances OF 81
per week has been much appreciated.
Mrs. c. 5. Mckinney, who got hurt in
a fall about two months ago. IL again
able TO walk about her room. Phil
MEG Joplin moved here from Waynes-
burg last week aud Is working on the
G. s. railroad. ode Paul has gone TO
Somerset and is working Ia Davidson's
marble shop.
The public school here under the
management OF Prof. j. w. Hall aud
Mrs. Netle Hun phrey l. progressing
nicely. The enrolment some days ago
had reached more than 50 pupils and
was still Increasing. The attendance
is good and good work is being done.
Prof. Hall has kindly furnished the
school room with his own private libra
~ aud invited the pupils To make free
aud frequent use OF IL whenever neces.
sary. Two long tables have been pro-
vided for school journals and choice
literary periodicals which are also for
the free use OF the school. Curtains
have been hung over the windows and
a number OF pictures adorn the walls
all told. making the school room fan
more inviting than we have ever before
seen il here. The credit il due the
efficient teachers, and patrons should
appreciate their highly commendable
efforts. The teachers association o.
this magisterlal district will meet here
next Saturday, Sept. 10th. We hope e
see good attendance and day profit
ably spent. Trustees and patrons o
the schools would learn TO more appre
clate the teachers work II they would
attend these meetings.
Jacob Hummelstein was in Louisvill,
last week buying goods. He goes L
Cincinnati this week for the same pur-
pose. Miss Anna Taylor is visiting /,
7 Rockcastle county. Mrs. f. j. Tame
and children are with relatives a
Junction City. Miss Lizzie Jones, o
, Lexington, Is visiting Miss Florenc,
Tanner. NJ. Van Pelt, of Danville
, visited ID. Good last week. Miss Elme
, Culton. after a pleasant visit TO rela
tives here and at Middleburg, has re
turned TO her home al Parksvlle. Bow
, man Smith came home from Penning
ton Gap and spent few days with IN
family, but returned 10 his work agail
: last week. James Barkley, a membe
OF the "a Kentucky Volunteers, undel
. Capt. Duncan, came home TO attenl
the funeral OF his sister, Miss Della
aud is still here unable for camp duty
T. A. Hendricks. of Danvil,e, is wit
Elmer Gooch here fora day or two
recreation. Mrs. Critic Delk. OF ' allie
Falls, Kansas. was visiting here las
week. Mrs. Ed Paul is visiting friend
in Wayne county. Mrs. ode Paul ha
, gone TO Somerset TO see her husban
q for few days. DR.. W. b. Armstrong
has returned from two days visit /
e Eussell county.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1898-09-06

Low rates Cincinnati, Queen * Cres-
cent during G. A. X. Encampment'
Cincinnati.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-12-31

ben t0nntsn. Das qrogramm Der BON
Der Suntd bedb1i9tigtsn 5eier piro
General 8rppt4 unterbrsitet pernen,
bod pirfte er taum f9 perdnlaBt
ffbIen, 9eneral QublOp's 8efebl gu
pioerrufsn.
(5pdter.) - ds cu6uniifs Gomits
Fat in elmer nGbrsno Der IsBten Nd6t
atge9altenen @srIammlung 6eI6Io6en,
Ii6 Den 4nprOnungtu hes 8enerals
2uOlop 5u unterIperfen.
DER Wangel an Yoli3si in bieIiqer
StoOt 9is6t gu groBen 9siorgni1en
NnluB. @eitsrn Iino 3pan3ig StrGfz
hinge aus benz 9ra0o au89s6ro6sn.
SsfdnQnibpGrter unD ameritarii6e
Golbaien, rrel6e Die StraBsn abpdz
~trouiqirten. fsuerten auf Die 5lidtz
hinge, bod 8stdng es beniel6en, gu entz
tpmmen. SSn Reglu an Der anoeren
Seite Der BAL bon 9aDdEd fam es ges
tern gu 3u6eIt0rungen. 0us Sau5
zines {panif6en 8eno6ner5 Ger Staot
purOe nab Q(63ug Der IpantT4:n5rupz
pen BON sinem M}pb nit Steinen be-
morTen, absr REmaro Dur0e perItbt.
Quh puroen mebrere S6iHe a69ez
feuert. 02r5dieOane 8Omben erplo@
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ridtepn a6sr feinen ShaDen an. Sin
Epaniifer 6oloat in GtpiI purOe Don
einem 6dufen Gegsr Un8efaasn UNI
ihrrsr perlpurDet.
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Observation-Disclosures

Wui{engert4t. - SIN 0diz
len : 8eri9t puros geItsrn Mdrgarez
t6e 6err sur Nu6laB0erpaltsrjn I'M
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Gruonftcn Marft.

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NcirnthssN

6oy6snOe 6airot65 2itsn3en purz
Den qeittrn pom Glert 2ioingitons i'm
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SoUue.
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firoh IS bis $40 MD pateyitroh sc bis 81
pro 2cuUe.
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8]OitmarfrusN gcnturCu.
8sri6leoene StaOtt5eile, in ns,1en
4oit : Wertb3eihen Dert0uit
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Rirh,tarFtr.

Ghjcago, 9as.. 80. Qci.-7ie Inns.
fuhc Oou 3upolea be,,uQ 5000 Stid;
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1000: WlarEt tsug; 0le FreIIe parrIrIsH
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@aBruugsrcgnlutiun fir Guba.

Gretutioz8efeb oes 9rGIioenter. -
@srt6feitit,Gung Der ouf Der 5r=
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miT6r 9orter's 8eri6t.
@of6ington, ,. g., 30. 0s3.
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PrGIiOenten erlaFene @refutipz8e fe6l
CUR Regulirung Der 8d6rung oui
Gu6a BAT fol9enosn Wortlaut:
nG5 piro bierour9 u~rgeoronet, oaF
Dom 1.Sanuar 1899 al uno biz oui
peitere @ori6rift ale 30Qe, Steuera,
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Ser. Staat2nz @elomiin3tn ooer in
au8ldrDiidem 8olDgelo ME Die Tpani=
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ben gu foigenoem &urs ansanOmmen
peroen:
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1882; Qoui5O'or 60 6rancszStid
1886.
Que jeBt 6eTte6anosn 3a6lun95pers
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Fr1n3DIii6e8 @oIogeIo oLs 3ablungs:
mittsl Itipulirt 1T, ion e gu i6rem bis:
6eriQen &urspert6e, b. l.: QlfonInos
$3.50, QouisD'ors 1924 ooer in anne.
ritanii6em 8elo in sntiprehenoem
0ert6per6GltniB gu Dem o6en feIt9s.
iebten &urS BON 1882 fir 4lfonFinos
uno 1886 fir Qoui5o'or5 ungenOm.
men peroen.
ferrer pirb angeoronet, Dab pom
/. 51nuur 1899 ab BIS auf Nsitsrs5
Die natTta6enO benanntcn 1ponii4sr
S;l6ermiin3en, peIfe jeBt duf Gu6o
cirtuliren, ouf Sole, Stsuern, 0ifent:
li6e un0 ppitaIi{6e 2tbga6en gu BEN
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nii6en % 9eIsta<Stide (gemeiniglif
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f6niQlihe5 9etrat lie8e. 9a Die IRA
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ben 0ert6 oas $]1Oz8oIofiids (Ga8le,
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Der MISUNDERSTANDING Oe5 tiinitii6sr
&urIes m0ge ben 8antiers, ben Pfl0n.
germ II. man8en @ef6Gftslsuten pIau.
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SrfOrOcruug BON gOhia6en.
2ange Der srforbsrti6en 3eit CUR Grs
reihung Der Deri6ieOeEen Be-
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rpGrtigen St0oten Ocr5eihnet.
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3. 6. un0 s. 8. I?ueuer, 8uuz
unterne6mer,

NIttNAINNTLIN+F
@lod 700 gbltou=Npeuue, u0roIi6 BON Seifcrs
ita=Strube. Vrcis $4,000. GruuOjins S2;75.
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Pantheon @bjUg5taud!.
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pclQlus Utritbcut olusthuren.
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Gnltlnnrrr Wnrftbrrihte.

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Baltimore, Den so. 2ti. 1898.
Die 5egtIrs I3sisIiUiIJr bttril 1865 Sulhe'
btr 5,eUGtortaa$orrGt LOS ,O95 SUihci, ScnO7ot
gUH err Slsyatoreu 1898 Sgiht. SertduTt Uuri
ben 5000 Gulbel mo .. S]SGIgoHS.
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uFo ben .eJti jIrlgtz StI19 or sSeBcH9rtIt II uct'
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Hn Nt.Gn[timnre perDen S115O

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iuts Der 2aftlUOoOzgueuus tvu9cr 9atapscOsStt.l
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Qorto mad 0tertto IN 0
6 unooa.

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