Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-02-07
LANCASTER.

t'e'o' b'ethN - inhC'l vain w WIS tlNN |
a. there Is about the quality OF beef we
have been using for years.
Prof. r. M. Elliott, OF Kentucky Uni
versity, lectured to the Y. NJ. CA. on
Sunday afternoon. The attendance was
good aud the lecture was well received.
The association IL getting on a solid |
footing and bids fair to do much good. |
The ground hog didn't see his shad-
there was no prospect for spring and
he went back. THIS is the true theory.
II the sun had shone that day he would
have remained out and spring would |
be on.
Our citizens propose TO organize u |
kind OF Tsmmany for the purpose Of
electing good busienss men TO the Of
fee OF magistrate, regardless of poll.
tics. This is a move that should be en-
courged rs the magistrates handle the
public funds and considerable money Is |
now being used for maintaining the
roads.
The formation of trusts and combines
Is alarming. Even soap, oatmeal aud
whisky will be gobbled up and handled
by the favored few. Ginseng, black
berries and butcher stuff will be the
next to fall in. Tobacco combines only
pay enough for leaf tobacco to keep
the farmers raising It, Look out now
for mean whisky ut a high price. Ev-
erybody had better vote for the party
that Is opposed to trusts.
Miss Bertha Burnside. T. J. Hatch.
err, Mrs. NJ. ID. Hughes, your CORES
pondent and many others are suffering
with the grip. thought IL was only
bad cold, but satan has called into
active being all the pains and aches
and circulating agonies that flesh is
heir TO and hurled them in one thun-
derbolt on suffering humanity. l won
der what job would have done IL he
!, had taken the grip. Nothing but cal
;. omel will effect cure.
The interview with Gov. Bradley
+, published In the Enquirer, opposing
expansion and Imperialism. meets the
hearty approval of many of his friends
In this section. 1t is full OF sound truth.
proved by history, experience ana the
spirit Of our institutions, and il should
~ be read by all who favor distinct ma
tioual existence aud who desire tc
e avert the evils that will follow the pro
posed annexation. | feel compliment
70 ed 10 noting the fact that two reason,
presented are similar to those given by
i me in letter TO the INTERIOR JOUR.
NAL.
u or course Garrard and neighborine
counties will instruct for DR.. j. NJ
Frazee for the democratic nomination
for the Office of commissioner of agri-
= culture, as he married daughter OF
D. Judge Samuel Lusk and is therefore
related 70 one of the largest and most
L powerful families in this county. The
doctor was for many years an eminent
physician, but for some time past he
l. has been successful farmer near
Maysville. He is go years OF age, high
e y cultured, intelligent and well quail
: fled TO fill the office, having also been a
member OF the Kentucky Legislature
r There are only three things that
d money will not do: 1t will not make a
home happy, supply the place OF a
D. mother, nor buy seat In Heaven; and
u as there are many men who care moth
a ing about these three things, it is Gus.
tomary TO hear them pirate very hip-
II PANTY about successful men, and, when
n a man dies, the first question they ask
Is, what estate did he leave?' The
~ man, who asks the question, has saved
- few thousand dollars and claims TO be
IA financier, when he couldn't look over
the books OF National Bank and make
n, a statement OF its condition. Such men
|, only mistake parsimony for financier'
!. ing. Many men, who are not worth q
dollar, are better tinanciers, have con-
, tributed more to the good of mankind
/, made more money and, therefore, beer
more successful in life than they have
:. A financier may be be broke today and
rich tomorrow. IL Is nauseating TO hear
a such men say that Bryan, Blackburn
n and Hardin should not hold high places
4 because they are poor men. They could
). have been rich, but they prefer honor
to riches, of certain kind. 1t is only
+ because they do not agree with them on
y the financial question. They said that
g Mr.. Carlisle was dnancier, and yet he
: was poor man. But he agreed with
d them. Let US be consistent about these
things. A miser Is not necessarily Q
G finsncler; he only knows how to save
J. a lesson wish we had all learned early
o In lie.