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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
LOUISVILLE RACES.

Beginning on Derby Day, May 1, one
of the greatest race meetings ever held
10 Kentucky, will be given at the IA
nous Louisville race course. Eleven
stakes, including the Kentucky Derby,
worth $1,000, will be run during the 10
days. All the crack horses in the coun-
try are engaged ia these stakes, includ-
ing Algol, Ben Holiday, Bangle, Lie
Der Karl, Manuel, Bannockburn, Ken
lucky Colonel, The Kentuckian, w.
Overtou, T. = v, Macy, Simon W.,
/ Rush, Spirituelle, Onomastus, Alleviate
John Bright, May Hampstead, His
4 Lordship, Jolly Roger The Barrister
Nazo. Billy House aud many others
/ Nearly 1000 horses are now quartcrec
at Churchill Downs, insuring large
fields and exciting contests Their,
will be i've or more races each day
with liberal added money.
All railroads have put on excursion
rates, the round trip from stanford be
ing only one fare. This includes ad
mission TO the grand stand, each rail
road ticket having coupon attaches
which can be exchanged for badge a
the gate. This is the cheapest rate eve
offered from this poiut, and a big dele
CATION will leave here on Derby Day 4
take advantage Of IL.
The Derby will be run on the open
ing day, May 4, aud will be followed b!
the Debutante Stakes, Louisville Han
dlcap, Bluegrass Stakes, Clark Stakes
Mademoiselle Stakes, Fehr Stakes
Wenonah Stakes, Premier Stakes, Ju
venlle Stakes, and Kentucky Oaks II
the order named. These are the big
gest events run In the West. On Sat
urday, May 10, the Gentlemen's Gu
race will be run.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
MATRIMONIAL MATTERS.

During the present century seven In
stances have been recorded Ia the Brit
ish Isles Ia which the bride has marri-
ed the best man by mistake.
1t. G. II. Day and Miss Susie Chess
nut, daughter Of w. ID. Chestnut, were
married at Somerset.
Robert HollinRsworth, OF Pineville,
and Miss Alta vermillion. of Barbour.
Vile. eloped TO Tennessee. They rode
u miles on horseback.
Miss Lille Prell, love lorn maiden
of %. WHO lived In Louisville, commit
ted suicide by jumping 10 q pond at
Corydon. Ind, leaving a note saying
that she did not want TO live latter the
way Ben had treated her "
Miss Minnie Leonard, Is, daughter
Of the president of bank at Eddyville.
who was visiting IN Louisville. went
To Indianapolis TO marry j. S. Ca
branne, OF 81. Louis, but the old
man got wind Of 4, and she was
brought back hone by an officer.
/ by July North Dakota will cease "a
be the Mecca for the unhappily mated.
Thereafter those whose bonds gall then
can transfer their business TO home
lawyers, who. for reasonable retainer:
aud fees, will see that two hearts with
different thoughts shall ever after bea
a two.
Nine. Plancha. the great lion tanner
finds no difficulty 10 suodping the kinG
Of beasts and making him do her will
but she confesses in Kansas Cit,
court that she. can do nothing with he
husband, who threatens and intimi
dates her aud asks to be absolved
vinculo matrimonii.
The marriage OF Miss sara Genevi
Highbaugh aud Mr. Robert HerndoI
Yates will be solemoized at the Broad
way Baptist church Louisville, Wed
ne-day and they will take tour OF tn
East. The bride is wellknown here
having visited the Misses Meucfee, an,
is very pretty girl.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18

Stand by your home merchant. He
is the man who helps 10 pay for the
street upon which you walk; for the
school in which your children or per-
haps you were educated: he helps to
keep up the church in which you wor-
ship. He is the man who built home
which enhances the value of your prop
erty. Every subscription paper that is
passed has his name on IL; he Is the
man who can not afford to swindle you.
Self-interest, II nothing else, would
prevent this. He bears his share OF
the burden of the city government;
stays right by you la sunshine and
darkness, In DAYS of prosperity and
adversely. These are but a few reasons
why your patronage should be given 10
the home merchandise.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
CHURCHES AND PREACHERS.


Rev. J. NJ. Bruce will preach at
Willow Grove next Sunday at3P. NJ.
DR.. 4. NJ. Green, Of Danville, and
Rev. S. NJ Rankin exchanged pulpits
Sunday.
Rev. Edward Carpenter, OF Virginia.
has accepted the cali to the Episcopal
church at Richmond.
Rev. I. 5. McElroy bought resi-
dence In Lexington for s3.6Ol. It is
the same they have been occupying.
Ed. J. NJ. Rash, OF Winchester, has
inst closed three-weeks' meeting at
Hillsboro, o., with 30 additions TO the
Christian church.
Rev. Henry Miller has accepted the
call TO become pastor OF the Southern
Presbyterian church OF this c,ty.-Mt.
Sterling Sentinel.
| The greatest pilgrimages TO the Holy
Land are undertaken by the Russians.
II has been calculated that between
30, 600 and 10000 Russians visit Pales-
tine every year.
The board Of curators OF Kentucky
Wesleyan College. Winchester. re-
elected DR.. +. II. Pearce as president.
Since 1895 DR.. Pearce has collected for
the college s22,Os2.
The Southern Presbyterlans closed
their fiscal year with total of slii,.
800 II for foreign missions, a loss a,
compared with last year OF sl.iss 10
: All debts are paid and there is 500
surplus on hand.
Miss Emma Buster has been appoint
ed superintendent Of the junior chris
= tian endeavor society for the eight
district, which includes Mercer. Boyle
Garrard, Lincoln and Casey counties. -
Burgin Messenger.
Just to enliveu the game CERES bet
% ting years rent for a pew in the amer
= corner against murderer's chance o
going straight TO Heaven that Brother
, Eaton's whisky manufacturing breth
! rem. called on to choose between theil
business and church membership. will
cling to the former until they can ar
range a sale to the ungodly Distillers
Trust. Times.
: The American Trust society. duripl
the late war distributed over u millioi
. pages OF Christian literature in tn
i army and navy, sending over $4,000
, pages TO the Philippine Islands, and
4 now publishing extensively In tn
}. Spanish language for missionary wor
= in the newly acquired islands. 1t
j. furthermore distributing christian lii
d eratufe In the Mormon homes of Uta
>. through u system OF colporteur Wagon
!. and missionaries.
IS Rev. 5. NJ. Rankin and Ruling Eide
r ]. b. Paxton have prepared and place
In the hands Of the printer a "Mauu,
OF the Presbyterian Church." whic
contains much valuable information
e IL shows that the church was organize
e In l7ss. the exact da;e being unknown
The first worshipping place was on th
a lot now owned by the Misses Beazle
n The manual will contain a list OF a
3. the pastors, officers, members and 9th,
~ matters pertaining to the church go
a ernment.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18

| was reading an advertisement OF
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rh@a Remedy In the Worcester Ente ,
prise recently, which leads me 10 write
this. can truthfully say never used
any remedy equal to ii for collie and
diarrh9a. 1 have never had TO use
more than one or two doses 10 cure the
worst case with myself or children
w. A. Stroud, Popomoke, City, Md
For sale by C, aig a. Hooker, druggists.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18

A trade journal, printed In the East
devoted to the tobacco trade, makes
the somew hat surprising statement
that within two years the consumption
of cigarettes has declined one-iourth'
The maximum production once aggre-
gated Also, 900, 900, while the output
for the ascsl year ending June 3d. is9s'
was about l,0OO,0O0,00O less, notwlth
standing that there had been Il large
increase ia the foreign demand.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
OUR SOLDIERS AND SAILORS.

Admiral w. 5. Schley has been a.
signed to duty a a member Of the Ma
val Examining Board in Washington.
The transport Sheridan has arrived
at Manila, 1t. Meyer being drowned,
and three privates and six children
dying OF pneumonia en- route
Gen. Lawtou is credited with saying
he can not whip the Filipinos with less
than 10000 men. The administration
doubtless put him up to saying IT,
Bugler Ben Bates, Of the 9th United
States artillery, who killed Charles
Wilkersou. a c. Il O. conductor. at
Newport News, IL from Cloverport.
Ky.
Claims for damages aggregating &c.,
900 were filed against the L. & ". in
New York by soldiers OF the 69th New
York, who were injured 10 a wreck in
| Alabama.
The government has contracted with
Kansas City, Mo, packing house for
100000 pounds of best export dressed
beef for United States troops in the
Philippines.
Desha Breckenridge. editor OF the
Lexington Herald, has been appointed
judge advocate OF the I'd Kentucky
SaxtoD's band will be mustered in as
the regimental band.
!, The Raleigh, the first vessel to fire q
shot at Manila and the first of Dewey:
J fleet TO arrive home, reached New
York Sunday, and despite the stormy
weather, she was given tremendous
welcome.
The men of the 3D. Kentucky ar,
complaining. Peace is restored .anC
the two months extra pay given to sol
diers when mustered out, is, in thei
case, TO be on peace basis instead OF ;
war basis. The men want the s.. 20 diff
ference the change makes.
. 1t Hutchinson Scott, of the Hudson
has created sensation, by publishing
in the New York Herald that 9Th,
shot that killed the men on the Vim
slow, and the one that injured the for
waru boiler aud starboard engine cam,
from U. S. s. Wilmington.
Gen. Breckenridge testified to til
unftness for food of the canned bee
, sent To Cuba, and asserted that hoo
o beef would not only have been bette
: but more economical. He also asserte
a that the rations distributed among til
!, Cubans since the war include rotte
= beef
Bounty for re-enlistment In hesarm
h Is now offered by the war departing
To those soldiers who are with tt
troops on foreign service, in the shaI
r OF money value, to be paid direct
d the soldier in lieu of the passage /
Il transport back TO the United States a
h lowed him by right. 1t will amount
about 800.
a Maj. Gen. Otis has granted a sa
conduct for the chief of staff and anoC
a err officer whom Gen. Rios, Spain
= principal commander in the Phil
II pines, is sending TO AguiLaldo to d
r. mand the liberation of the Spani:
>. prisoners In the name of humanity al
international law. They will offer
surrender to Aguinaldo 1,600 capti'
Filipinos who have been placed at &c
,e Rios disposal by Maj. Gen. Otis.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
RnEuMArIsM cuRED.

My wife has used Chamberlain : ram
Rain for rheumatism with great relief
and / can recommend IL AS splendid
Eminent for rheumatism and othei
household use, for which we have found
IL valuable. w. j. Cuyler, Red Creek
NY. MIR. Cuyler is one of the leading
merchants OF this village and one OF the
most prominent men In this ylclpity,-
w. @. Phippin, Editor Red Creek Her
aid. For sale by Craig Il Hooker, drug
pists
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
HELP THE EDITOR.

A Mississippi editor perpetrates the
following "FIsh down into your pock-
cts and dig up the dust, the editor is
hungry aud the papers bout TO bust.
We've trusted you for several months
and did IL with a smile, so just return
the compliment aud trust us for awhile.
Our wife needs some stockings and our
baby needs a dress; Jimmie needs some
britches and so do Kate and Bess. Bud
Is on the hog train and Peggie sick
with grief. and good gosh almighty
cant you give a man relief. Shell out
the nicklcs and turn loose the dimes.
turn 'em loose and whistle and we'll ali
have better times; there will be fewer
patches on the bosom of our pants. and
wen make the paper better II we ge,
half chance. Don't give Us that old
story, long gone To seed. about takin
more papers now than the family want
10 read. but help Ia feed the printer
aud he'll help your town to grow, ant
you'll escape The sulphur In the region
down below
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
NEWS Of THE vlCINA6t.

Mrs. ID. NJ. Bowman lied at Harrods-
burg, aged 20.
Prof. Joe Deboe is in jail at Lancas'
ter for stealing horse from Nj. Nay
Tor.
Will Curd was accidentally shot at
Middlesboro by his brother, John, and
will die.
Mrs. w. +. Goggin has pneumonia Mt
the home Of her daughter, Mrs James
Denton, AT Somerset.
&c. futile will open store at juno
ton City this week. There are already
~ stores of various kinds there
Columbus Cox, his wife and daugh-
ter. Of Madisau county, drank poisoned
milk aud are In critical condition.
Gov. Bradley has named Jerry Cald-
we'll, OF Boyle, as a delegate TO the
Farmers' National Congress at Boston,
Oct 80.
Mrs. Lizzie Franklin, widow OF Robt.
Franklin, and sister of Judge j. H.
Tinsley. died at Barbourville, leaving
four children.
A democratic paper is shortly to be
started in Perryville. Woodson May
tn. we'll known young newspaper cor
respondent, will be the editor
Tn. Iessees Of the Cincinnati South
ern paid into the State treasury SOL
g77.O7 ia payment Of all franchise taxes
This was the last OF the big roads to
settle In fall.
William Burns. aged Il, was drowned
nj New Haven. In attempting to cross
the Rolling Fork, he was washed IRON
his horse, He was the only support o
widowed mother.
The fret intercollegiate base bal
game was played at Richmond Thurs
day and Central University defeated
Kentucky University by score OF Il
3. Centre plays c L. at Richmond
Saturday.
Revenue officers raidcd moonshin'
ain on Wheat X Williams farm II
Adair. IL was Of 70 gallon capacity ant
was In a smoke house. Mart Wheat anC
lack Bennett. who, IL Is charged. oper
ated the still. were captured
Miss Lucille Haldou Poteet, daughter
of MIR. and Mrs. William Wallace TO
teet, IL pursuing the even tenor OF ne
WAY. uucoucerned as To the number
her parcnts. not few. On the mother
side, she has a grandfather and step
grandmother ADD great-grandfa,he
and great grandmother; and on tn
fathers side. a grandfather aud step
grandmother and great grandmother
--Harrodsburg Sayings.
The court OF appeals affirmed tw
judgments of the Mercer circuit cour
In the case OF the Commonwealth
against w. A. Bottom, holding that tn
people were not required TO wait thre
wears afte~ the county election, and tina
the city election was valid. The que'
,tion raised vas the legality OF locs
option election held 10 the city OF Ha'
rodsburg on May 10, ls9s, when SIM
lar election had been held In the cour
Is within three years OF that time.
IL J. 5. Robinson writes from Los Az
eles, Cal, under date OF April II
Please change paper from Los Angeles
Cal. 10 Pleasant Hill, Mo. We lea'
here on our return 10 Kentucky o
April 18th; expect to stop at numot
of places OF interest and spend lie
DAYS at each. We have never had on
disagreeable day since our arrlvai-io'
months since. Ranchors are now Gu
ting barley aud Alfalfa for hay. Pri'
dropped from s22 ton To IS
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18

Oakland, the birth place oil Thomas
Nelson Page, in Harrison county, Va''
WAS destroyed by fire. The writer Nv
ed near IL 10 his boyhood days
"Ben Hur," Gen. Wallace's famous
novel, is 10 be dramatized.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18

Mrs. Myrtle Neal, aged 30 years, OF
Lima, o., was adjudged Insane, Her
father murdered her mother and then
killed himself, and she is also eoas-
in of Frank Blair, who recently MUIR
dered Ed Bovard, shot his sweetheart
Mary Anderson, and suicided at West
minister a short time ago.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
STATE 90 ONO. CuN 90 ToLrpo,
lttAs COUNTY.

ERANk y. CuENEY makes oath that be l. the
senior partner OF the firm OF D. 4. CurNrN * Co,
doing business In the city Of Toledo, County aud
state Aforesaid. aud that aid firm will paw the
SUM ct ONE Hi NDKED DOlLAl,> Tor each and
every ease Of Catarrh that cannot he cured 10y the
use uf HALLS tArAgHu Guns
FRANK }. CHENEY.
sworn 81 before ms aud subscribed In NY pres
enoe, this 9th day oi December, A. u. 1856
A W GLEASON,
HHNt Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure i taken internally and acts
directly on the blood and MUCOUS surfaces OF the
system send ior testimOnals. free.
D. 4. CHENEY 90 Toledo, q.
sold hy Druggists. Zoe.
Halls Family lills are the best.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
A FRIGHrFUL BLUNDER

win often cause a horrible Burn, soald. Cut OF
Bruise Bucklens Arnics Salye, the hest In the
world, will kill the pain and promptly heal II.
Corns, all Skin Eruptions Best Pile cure ON earth
Only % cents box. Cure guaranteed. sold by
Penny, Druggist.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18

Mrs. William Wise gave birth 10 q
uair of twins at Maysville that looked
40 much alike that when they were
named IL was necessary TO tag them 10
order 10 tell which was which.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18
THAT ruRoBBING HEADACHE

Would quickly leave you, Il you used DIR. Kings
New Life bills Thousands Of sufferers have prov
ed their msichless merit for sick and Nervous
Headaches. They make pure blood aud strong
nerves and build up your health. Easy 10 take
Try them Only rs cents. Money hack II not cur
ed sold by Penny, Druggist
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-04-18

Georgetown let her new city building
TO G. B. Glass. OF that town, for slO,-
740.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-01
THE YANKEES "oROPPED EGGS"
Sailic Joy White Loyalty Stands by tho
Name and Tells of u Toothsomo Dish.

What We in New England call dropped
eggs al the rest of the country call
poached cSGs but | am going to stick to
the name in spite of everything, and call
the method | am going to give you now
dropped eggs"
Put one quart Of boiling water, one tea
spoonful of salt and one tcaspoontul Of
vinegar i'm fryng-pan. Place in the pan
as many muitln-rings as there are eggs
to be dropped, and set the pan where
the water will just bubble at one side.
Break each egg carefully and drop it
gently into ring, If an egg seems not
exactly fresh or if the yolk breaks do not
use it. Cook until the whites Of the eggs
are firmly set, then gently pour off the
water, remove the rings, and lift the eggs
with a cakc-turner; place them on slices
of huttcrcd toast, and serve at once. Put
ting them in mufn-rings makes it much
easier to do them and bring them out
whole. 1t may take "A little practice 10
serve "A dish perfectly, but when once you
get the kuack you will wonder that YOU
ever had any trouble or thought II at once
hard to do.-June Woman's Home Com
panion.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-01
TRAIN WRECK
Through Train on the Rock
Island and Burlington Runs
Into a Washout.
NINE KILLED, % WOUNDED
A Cloudburst Had washe ed Ont the Road
Bed--ImpossibIe to See the Pitfail--
Train Piled In Great Confusion
One of the Killed En- Route
to His Wedding.

Waterloo. May 2s.-The through train
from Chicago to Minneapolis over the
Eock Island and Burlington, Cedar Rap
ids and Northern railways was wrecked
at la sunday morning at the cro,s.tg Of
Sink Creek, about four miles southeast Of
this place The train consisted of six
coaches. including mail ana baggage car
smoking car two passenger coaches and
sleeper. Nina perSua4 were killed ami %
njurcd. The list Of dead is as follows:
T., l.. Acnuld, lumberman, Minneapolis.
MINI.
W. A. Mclaughlin, Muske gon, Mich.
r. II. SChwcttc, Alton, Ill.
DAVIS Halo, Minneapolis.
+. S Carpenter, St Louis
-- Hawkins Pullman conductor.
George Wainwright train conductor.
one unknown person.
viii SchOlli1n, Waterloo, Iowa.
Among those seriously injured were;
S. +. Bentley, Waterloo, Iowa.
Reuben Odell, Waterloo, Iowa.
Herman X. Denet, Waterloo, Iowa.
$. H. Blsher, Waterloo. Iowa.
a cloud burst had washed the sand and
gravel road bed leaving the track unsup-
ported for "a stretch of twenty feet. The
rails and ties held together and there
was nothing to indicate the insecurity OF
the road. ,rhe engine struck the wash ut
ana was dcrailcd in the ditch beside the
N confused heap. The mail car tipped
over and was telcscoped by the baggage
car. while The rear end Of the baggage
car in turn toleScopcd the smoker The
roof Of the sleeucr poughed its way
through the day coach while the lower
half of the latter crashed through the
sleeper.
The engine and fireman jumped from the
train and escaped with slight injuries.
Of
brought to this city alive hu; died at 5
o'clock He was on his way to Minncn-
polls where he was to be married to-day.
He asked his physician. to telegraph his
father and his sws ,heart. "rell her" he
gasped, that have been detained by a
wreck and cannot keep the appointment
on time. Don't say any more"
A relief train was sent speedily to the
scene. The injured passengers were eXtri-
Gated from the debris and brought here.
Another relief train soon arriTed from
Cedar Rapids and took number of the
seriously injured to be treated in the l.Js-
ptal in that city
\ striking example of ncave and forth
tudc was shown by VIII Scholliau, a
drummer FOR st. Louis tobacco house,
who made his headquarters at Waterloo
He was found in the second passenger
coach. his acm crushed between the front
end of the sleeper and side of the coach
lie did not lose cousciousn IS, but begged
that his arm be sawed off so as to lease
h I'M. 1t was found that there was no pcs
sihility of releasing the unfortunate man
in any other way so this was done
SChollian gritted his teeth and looked OIL
while his a"m was amputated with a
common hand saw not a moan coming from
the poor fellow as the crude instrument
tore its way through bone and sinew AT
ter he was reea sod Scholian walked al
gI fn q
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-01
FREE DELIVERY FOR BELLOWS
FALLS
AN OLD WOMAN IN JAIL.
Arrested by Middlesex Oficers For
Threatening the Road Comm ssiOnors
Gave Her Captors Hard Fight.

Montpolicr. May 2S-Mrs Nancy stevens,
Il Years old last January was arrested in
MiddleseA yesterday afternoon and
brought to this city last evening and
lodged i'm Jail The trouble arose over the
Widening of the street on which Mrs
Stevens resided in Middlesex Road Com
missioner Pembroke with two men We're
enrarad i'm the work with "A four-horso
team and when opposite the residence Of
Mrs. Stevens, she came out and ordered
then, to stop. claiming that they were cut
tinr INTO her land. When they ATTEMPTED
ia 20 on with ,hrir work they allege that
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1899-06-01
CAN'T FLOAT THE PARIS.
ninth Attempt to Puli Her or tho Rocks
SmndaN Evening Was n EnIIure.

Coverack, Cornwall May 2S.-rhe ninth
attempt to float the American line steam
or Paris was made this evening and
proved an utter failure. Her bow Is alb
solutclY impaled by the rocks
Five tugs were used in the cndoavor TO
tow her off. three others standing by for
an emergency. Her boilers, excepting
those used for the pumps, We're cmpticd
to tighten the ship,
The effect of the strain of last week :
attempts is apparent in the Increase Of
water in the engine room Efforts to pull
her off will now be discontinued ana it Is
proposed to concert some new plan for
| tightening the vessel.
The pertinacity of the attempts to tow
the liner has caused considerable surpi ise
among experts here owing to the mpale
ment of the bow, as her removal by tow.
ing must mean, In the opinion of experts
! tho tearing off of the bow.