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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-13
Desperate In Defeat.

Huntsville Mercury Banner.
 The coming out of Johnston, Bank head Tomiinson. Bush and other big guns last week against the amend- ment has created q great furry In the camp of the amenders. and the old leader. Governor Conner. rushes to the front with document this week in which he, with hls usual egotisnl. hopes to stem the current which ,is sweeping his cause to defeat. Of course he lauds himself to the skies, for the wounded, feelings of the ,amepl- CTS who have followed his lead and now see defeat staring them in the face.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-13
What tj.s Sfass Papers
 Ars .Sayins and Doing
WateA [ no Li.e-up.

oysn Dssr IL Dangerous. Centervttie Press.
 IL 10 not the little innocent lookins anendrnent that hurts. but the vtctou. laws that fanatical legislature could enact under 1t.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-13

The best laid schemes of mice and men Gang oft agley.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-11-13
Avoid the Danger.

Goodwater Enterprise.
 If you feel any interest in the moral welfare of your state, it should be . pleasure to set arrested for making blackberry wine, to spend Q few mouths tn jail waiting for trial, after which. to be convicted and pardoned by Qov- ernor Comer.--777
 Nothing To lt. Tuscaloosa Times-caxette.
 About the biggest canard, which has been sprung In the present campaign, ls the one about the alleged bribery of certain newspapers by the brew CTS of the north. Tho statement that many newspapers have been influenced in this way Is und 7ubtediy not sub stantiated by facts. Alabama newspa- pers have their faults. but few of them are venal. It is safe to say that no newspapers, have been brtbed. Few newspapers If any have been of- fered any money by the anti-amend- ment people.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02
HIGHLAND.

b. Floyd has sold his farm to w.
G. Acton.
G. Benke has put up a blacksmith
shop at his home at Maple Swamp.
Will Baugh and H. S Cook are build
ing large tobacco barn for Jas. Ross
Farmers are making use of the good
weather, preparing their ground for
corn and tobacco.
Born. to the wife of A. l.. Napier, a
girl, and to the wives of VIM. Long and
Louis Mason, each boy.
Hen Baugh sold his old store-house
on the corner to James Rambo, who is
moving it to his home at haywood, to
put up in the place of the one recently
burned.
Quarterly meeting services were held
at the Methodist church Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday. Our new district
superintendent, Rev. t. b. Stratton, of
BarbourYille. preached an interesting
sermon.
Mrs. Burton Spires remains quite i'll.
Mrs. Horton who has been quite sick
for some time at the home of her son,
Z. F. Horton, has improved so as to be
able to be taken to the home of her
Mrs J. Wash Cook.
David Burton has put up a store
house on his place. With stores on
every corner and stores on wheels. free
delivery mail, telephones in a number
of houses and millinery shops a-plenty,
we will soon have to put on city airs.
Mrs. Matte Young spent several days
with her daughter, Mrs. W. j. Morgan,
near Turnersville last week. W. p.
Burnett of Berea. was here this week
c illing on the merchants. Mrs. c. M.
Young spent two days in Stanford TAX
ing in the millinery openings.
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CHURCH MATTERS.

Rev. J. G. Livingston will preach at
Logan's Greek church Sunday at IL A.
NJ.
Sunday School will begin at Mt.
Xenia school house Sunday at 2:30 p. M.
Rev. T. w. Barker will preach at Lo-
gan's Creek church at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon.
Rev. j. b. Harris, of Wilmore. is
assisting DIR. w. +. Vaughn in meet
ing at the Methodist church at Somer-
set.
Remember that Prof. II. X. Taylor
will deliver lecture on Cuba, Saturday
night, April oath, at the Methodist
church.
Miss Ollie Phillips. the IL year old
daughter Of Postmaster Phillips, acted
as organist at the Baptist church Sum
day night. and was complimented for
her skill in playing. Liberty News.
Subject Sunday morning at the Meth
odist church will be "Methodism; her
Place in the Protestant World" Jun
ior League at 3P. NJ. Senior League
at 6:45 p. M, preaching at 7:30 p. NJ.
We give special invitation TO all men
who are not going TO any other church
to come and hear US on Methodism next
Sunday morning. Pastor. ne1 ...
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DON VARRICK.

This magnificently bred young stallion
will make the season OF lNp at INV stable nj
stanford. KY. tbetter known as the DR.. Bal
ley place. at SIS to insure living colt.
Don Varrick Is 1879. "A beautiful chest nut.
short back, heavy bone; I'm fact the highest
type OF the trotter. He Il by the great on
ward silver 2:O5l4. that won the 5000 Tran
sylvania in a seven heat race in 1902 and the
same year won the $1,000 Bonner Memorial
and the NJ. X NJ in broken heats and sold for
81 600 and later sold for S26uO. Don Var
rick Il bred exactly like spanish Queen that
won the $500 Transyivanin In 1917, making
a record OF 2:F and was classed a. one OF the
big -four, being one OF the greatest money
winners on the grand circuit last year. on
ward silver Is by onward. one of the great
est and best sons OF George Wilkes. on
wards dam was the dam of Director, the
sire OF that great family OF trotters and pa
GERS. Don Narrick's LIST dam was by Wilkes
Boy, bv George Wilkes. "A full sister To The
Wag 2l5l., and half sister to Madeline
Patchen. the dam OF Rubber. 2:l0. Winches-
ter. >: lya4, Billy Wilton2:2O. and Miss x 2:3O;
End dam Mary, by Bogg's Grey Eagle, the
dam of The Wag 2:lH4. Madeline Patchen,
the dam OF Rubber 2;io, Winchester .;lQS.,
Billy Wilton 2:el. and Miss n. 2:3.
Don Varrck's dam produced Or. Conner
that paced public half mile on the LeNing-
ton track at NJ months In l:OS4 and sold to
y. w. Hubinger, OF New Haven, Conn, for
81 lsG. She also produced Maggie Igo that
trotted "a half mile on the same track ~ -
months I'm l:ll and sold for $50.
Please note the rich inheritance of speed
on both sides-nOt "a missing link for gener-
ations. Breed to this fellow and you can't
miss the three things every breeder looks
speed and looks. See him before
booking your mares season money due
when mares are parted with or bred to
another horse. Mares kept nj 10 cents per
day and all care taken but will not he re-
sponsibie for accidents or escapes.
DIR. @. q. PERRY,
Stanford XIV
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OLLIE JAMES. in his speech in the
House of Representatives. hit the fra
mers of the Payne tariff bill hard. He
declared that.the government was I'M
dertaking to guarantee profits to the
manufacturers, but no one had suggest
ed guaranteeing anything to the physi-
clan, the lawyer or the laborer. Mr.
James took up number of the sched-
ules and pointed out the unfairness of
the rates. He was literally cheered
when he finished.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02

On Saturday there will be opened for
traffic the Virginia Railway, built by H.
H. Rogers, the Standard Oil magnate.
The road is 443 miles in length, begin
ming at Deepwater, West Virginia, and
having its eastern terminal on tidewat-
er at Sewall's point, near Norfolk. Vir-
GINA. The road traverses one of the
richest luminous coal regions in the
country, and has been so constructed
with heavy superstructure and low
grades as to deal efficiently and eheaply
with the heaviest traffic. The opening
will be big event and it will be fitting
" celebrated.
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PUBLIC SALE!
Desiring to change my location, I will ON
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18th. 1909,

At my home In Preachersville. KY. sell at
public outery the following personal prop
erty, to-wit;
milk COW aud calf, milk cows. year
ling heifers, steer calf, brood mares,
In foal to jack, | three-year-old nlley, !
two-year -old horse, both by silver King; y
iennets; four-year-old mule, well broke; 2
coming three year-old horse mules; I COM
ing two-year -old mare mule; 800 bales Of
good hay. lot OF baled straw, | two-horse
wagon; buggies ana harness; l moving
machine; some plows and pillow gear and
many other things. Also Que Jack Tor sale.
He Is 1914 hands high, years old, sired by
Black CLOUD, he by Tom keene, has been
tried and lisa good breeder.
l will at same time and place offer my
farm of l75 acres. This property Is situated In
Preachersville, Lincoln County, Kentucky,
locality near church, school house. and post
Office, Is well watered. brakes Greek running
through the farm. About 50acres of bottom
land and a. good as the county affords both
hemp and tobacco having been raised on
the land. good dwelling house on this
farm OF rooms, "a good cellar made out
from house, "A good vineyard and orchard.
stock barn, tobacco barn 3GNg6-l6 feet to
eyes and holds 7 acres of tobacco. Also a
tenant house, ON farm, OF rooms. This
lnnd viii he sold for cash or One-third cash
and remainder In one ana two years az q per
cent. per annum with lien. Terms on per-
sOnal property made known on day of sale.
Sale begins at 10 O'Clock A. "A. Any one de-
string To look al the property Will call at
J.F. HoLTzCLAw.
Capt. Am Bourne, Auet.
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THE WAKEFIELD.
DIR. q. q. PERRY,
stanford, Ky.

Trial 2:2i trotting. Dark bay stallion, 10
hands; foaled August 1901. LIST dam Naugh-
~ Girl by Rex Americas 500, 4-year- old
record 2;ll14, sire of Battleton, f-year-old
record 1909 American Belle, 8-yr-old 2:l2l,
and n Others In 2:D list; "a son OF Onward
lill, record 2:25l4. sire OF Onward silver 2:oSl4
and l70 others In the 2:aD list Onward was
sired by George wilkes $40.
End dam Duerma, sired by Mambfino King
lz75, sire OF Is, Including Lady OF the Manor
2;Oi1z, Lord Derby s;O'5+, Heir at Law 2;Ov14,
srd dam Dotlet, bx Nutwood GO, the sire
of ia In the list.
ith dam, Topaz by strathmore ~, sire Of
5th dam, Willard by Albion, 9th dam Ned
by Edwin Forest; 9TH dam Lady Turner by
The Warfield Is a representative stallion
In all the word implies. To say that he has
size, substance and speed only In part en-
phasize the qualities combined In this son
such symmetrical character as to make him
"A stallion among many. His head and neck,
body, feet and legs are perfect and when
seen in connection with his fauitless gait
and great beauty are especially impressive.
You should see this horse before breeding.
You will say you never looked at better
one The Wnriield Is the only stallion that
has7 dams In the great brood mare list. He
has two MambrinO King crosses, two NAM
brine Patchen, two Mambrino Chief, one
Chimes, 1 onward. George Wilkes, Flee
tioneer, | Nutwood, ! strathmore. more
trottins crosses than any stallion alive.
The Marfleld n by bare Devil 2ls2s. record
MAJ M by pS.sSa% 70 King ~ Nv i Ss S
Chief N. Dam Mercedes, by Chimes S5is, by
ElectiOneer l25.
Dare Devil is a great winner. He won the
championship AT the National Horse show
In 1893, class 4; first National Horse show In
lSs, class ~; championship National Horse
SHOW 1850, class y first National Horse show
lsg9 class 10; championship National Horse
show lND class 2: first National Horse show
1919. class q; first National Horse show lVOD
class 10; first Boston Horse show lAe, class
3; reserve Boston Horse show hap. class
second Boston Horse show la8, class 3; see
ond Boston Horse show 1898, class 2; reserve
Boston HORSE show 1913, class 4; third Bos-
ton Horse show 1914, class 7. lie sired The
Beau Ideal 2:l5is. lsire of Princess Helen
g:O5s4l Devils Daughter 2:lgit. sarah Ham
lin 3:lSlt, rrifer 2:2zh. bare Devil, Jr. 2;sslS.
VIII make the present season at my farm
mile from Mckinney, KY, at tl5 10 Insure
Living Colt.
s.M. OWENS, Mckinney, KY.
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POLITICAL.

N. II. W. Aarons, of Casey. has with
drawn from the race for the republican
nomination for circuit judge in the 18th
district.
The Senate Committee on Finance has
practically decided to take off the coun-
tervailing duty on coffee and to levy no
tax on tea.
Much more attention will be paid in
the future to breeding of mules in Mer-
Ger county, as there seems to be more
money in them than in any other class
Of livestock just now. says the Demo
crst.
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DIGNITY DAREl9S2.

Mahogany bay, l5l. hands high. weight
l.aD pounds. perfectly sound. Trotted In
2;2s and racks fast. Has five distinct gaits.
Blue string horse from colt to present date.
Never defeated In model ring except by his
two colts. Defeated y head In model ring
ut Harrodsburg. Colts very kind to break
and unusually intelligent. Great breeder
for high action colts. Great uniform breed
er. never got a sorrel colt. His colt first In
stake ring for tl25 at Harrodsburg, 1905.
sucking colt first In harness ring ut state
Fair, 1875. Is of his colts averaging ~ years
sold for average price of sbll. Imparts high
shoulders, long, tapering necks and good
heads to all. Season of 1899 In Hustonville
at SIS to insure n live colt or SIS the season.
Money for season due at time OF FIRST SER
vice. Dignity Dare Is too well known to
make further mention of him necessary.
Dignity Dare was never defeated In n herd
ring.
Grass furnished at $3.50 per month. Care
taken to prevent accidents and escapes but
not responsible should any occur.
Mares moved, traded. parted with or bred
to another horse makes service money due.
Phone i'm residence. Correspondence So
licited. ID. y. CARPENTER, Hustonville.
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IN NEIGHBoRING COUNTIES.

l.. r. Blantop, a prominent citizen OF
Richmond. died Tuesday.
John Roney, Appointment former Of
the Perryville section. is.dead.
Miss Belief McGrath, an aged and re-
spected lady of Danvile. is dead.
The Boyle National Bank at Danville
has been converted into State Bank
& Trust Co.
Rex Phillips, who..stabbed and seri-
ously wounded Thomas Parman at Lon
don. has disappeared.
Capt. r. M. Jackson cwill begin on
the foundation of his mammoth brick
business house this morning London
Democrat
The Court of Appeals has overruled
the petition of Thomas and Samuel
Wheat for an effort to secure a new
trial. They.killed Rolla Davis at Per-
ryville and were given IL years each.
The. Rockcastle county grand jury re-
turned six indictments against alleged
members of the mob which attacked
and badly used up four young men who
had gone from Mt. Vernon to call on
young women at Livingston.
DIR. Clarence McCheyne Gordon, who
has been at the head of the Depart
ment of Physics in Centre College since
September, 1898, has handed in his res
ignationEto take effect immediately.
He has accepted the chair Of Physics in
Lafayette College. Easton, Pa.
The State Board of Equalization rails.
ed Madison county two per cent. or
farming lands. Rockcastle two pei
cent. Jessamine four per cent, Boyle
five per cent, and same on town lots
Garrard county 10 per cent. on towr
lots. Lincoln has not yet been reached
A mob of 80 men near Livingston at
tackled C. C. Montgomery, of st. LOUIS
r. r. Parsons, of Chicago; Frank Par
sons, of Corbin, and Charles Parsons
of Winchester, and beat them severely
The men had gone to Livingston to cal
on young women, and were waiting fol-
a train to leave town when attacked.
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Reversal 47l62.

l5.2 hands, foaled In 1898. bred by g.. a g..
L. Cecil. Danvillc, Ky. Trotted mile ia
s:i0 with three weeks handling. sired by
Gambettn wilkes a65a. 2:i9it sin $500 list, Ia
In 2:lO list, a. In 2:l5 list, ~ In the $40 list,
2l2 In the 1:;N list. Grand sire OF $40 trotters
and PAGERS with records of 2:O or better.
one Of his great grand sons IN credited with
/. performers. and his descendants In 2:B
list, ali told. are now about $40 In number.
lstdam Pink startle by Mambrino stnrtle
lSDl. sire OF 10 and dams of ~. including Gut
nette 2:05. Foxy Curd 2:05. Chesley s;ls aud
others.
End dam Martha, by Lyle wilkes N's. sire
OF and dams OF Bessie Leach s:O>'. .. John
r. 2:O9i.. Cling 2:lli, and y others
3rd dam Eliza. by Imp. Buckdon.
Reverse will make the present season at
the stable OF James Mckechnie near Hub
Bile AT $40 To Insure a Ling colt.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02

THE tariff debate in the House of
Representative Tuesday was made no.
table by the speech of Representative
Kitchin, of North Carolina. He at
tackled his democratic colleagues. who
are seeking protection for industries in
their own districts as vigorously as he
did the republicans. Though North Car
DINA is big lumber State, he urged
the admission of lumber without duty.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02

ONE effect of the Whitla kidnapping
is that all of the Legislatures in session
are taking action to make the law
against it more severe. Most Of them
place it at life Imprisonment.
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sT0NEWALL JACKSON, JR.

This fine black saddle stallion was sired
by the great saddle breeding stallion. old
Htonewall. This colts dam was denmark
mare. lie Is "A nice colt. He has colts To
prove his good breeding. VIII stand at = 10
Insure until weaving time. We hold lien
on all colts until paid for Barren mares
made To stand by the impregnator. We have
uarfeet suepfss I'm this threading
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02

Mayor James c. Dahlman. Of Oms-
ha, has been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis for reelection.
The republican judicial convention at
Lebanon nominated JohnlW.lLewis for
Judge and J. n. Graham. for /. Common
wealth's Attorney.
No.provision has yet been made to
give Federal place to Ludlow +. Pet
ty. who recently resigned .the ..Shelby-
vile postmastership. Mr.. Petty has
gone to work in the office Of Senator
Bradley at Washington.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02
Lincoln Bonds.for Sale!
q Per Cent. Semi
Annually.

ON SATURDAY, APRIL 10. leg, at /
O'Clock 4 M, IN front OF the court house
door IN stanford. Lincoln county, Ky, the
Undersigned commissioners will sell at pub
lie cutlery 10 the highest bidders the bonds
OF said county To the amount OF t0,uO for
the purpose OF erecting new court n use
In said county. said bonds will be issued Ia
three s"ries. to-wit; series "A" of 10000
and consisting OF 20 bonds of $50 each, due
and payable la 10 years from May 4, 1919.
with the privilege OF redeeming In 7 years.
series "BHof slO,0O, consisting of ~ bonds
OF 500 each, due and payable In 10 years
deemlng In 10 years.
series "tN of tl5,UO, consisting of ~ bonds
OF 500 each, due and payable In ~ years
from May !. le1. but with the privilege OF
redeeining la 10 years.
said bonds Will he sold on April 10, 100, at
4. NJ. and Will be issued and bear interest
from list day of May, lioo. with interest at 4
per cent, payable semi-annualiy.
q Il. Cooper, J. \. Owsley, Jr., and w. 4.
bufch, Commissioners.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02

WEDNESDAYS edition of the Danville
Advocate was peach. 1t was IL pages
in size and full to the brim with good
reading matter and well set advertise
ments. 1t looked like prosperity with
a big p.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02

CLUB women of Washington are be-
ginning fight which it is expected will
be taken up all over the country against
the imposition of high taxes on articles
chiefly used by women and children.
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BLACK Joe"

Will make the season of l09 ut our stable,
To insure u living colt. Black Joe Is by
Preston 022, kentuckys greatest saddle stall
lion, he by Washington 81; biack 1oes LIST
Bette Robinson by Robinsons Vermont
Hambletonian; he Is u very fine individual
black with one white foot: stands l5's hands,
and very snowy I'm harness of fine style and
action. See him before you book your
mares.
season due ~ mare IL traded or parted
with. All care will be- taken To avoid acct
dents. but not responsible should any occur.
I'D. EADs A SONS,
stanford. NY.
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LEADER.

At the same time and place viii stand,
the lB-hand black Jack formerly owned by
NJ. Is. Eubanks. He Is n fine individual and
his colts speak louder than words OF his
qualities as IA breeder. This will be his third
season. ]. r.. McKECIlNIE, Hubble, Nv.
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TOM KEENE.

at - to insure living colt Tom Keene
stands l5l4 hands high, with white points
and IL "A great mule Jack. number OF his
colts sold for 500 last fall.
PEDIGREE.-Siredb by Old Tom Keene, lst
dam. Gale by Cleayer, End dam, West End,
3rd dam. Revlee, 9Th dam. Great Western.
Money due when colt Is foaled or mare
parted with.
A lien retained ON all colts until season
money Is paid. Care taken To prevent acct
dents hut not responsible should any occur.
j. l.. SLOAN,
stanford, Ky.
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A MASSACHUSETTS man wants a d.
vorce because his wife persists in rid
nc horse astride. We hope he will
get il.
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BILLY BRECKENRIDGE.

This line black jack was sired by Major
John ID. Harris Imported Jack. lie Will
make the season OF 1919 at my barn at ~ to
insure "A colt until weaving time. His get
OF iys Il now ON my farm To show for his
good breeding. lie IL n sure foal getter.
Breeding Farm, stanford, x. v. ID. NOT
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FOR SALE /!

farm ON Indian Greek, lSI acres. "a
miles from graded school, at Middlebnrg;
"a acres In cultivation, rest In timber; good
dwelling. barn and all necessary outbuild-
ings. Excellent tobacco, corn and grass
and good orchard farm well watered. Gall
on or address q. M. PERKINS,
Middleburg, Ky.
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BILLY KENNEY.

This mngnificently bred young stallion
will make the season OF lts9 at my place
miles north of stanford, Kentucky, on Dan
willie pike ut
SOTO INSURE A LIVING COLT.
Billy Keuney Is "A brown horse ia hands
high, sired by Gambruno 2:29iz, 1912, LIST dam
by q r CLAY 2:ls. sire ~; 2nd dam by Metro
politan, sire ofColiinwood 2:l5l4 and Others
Bird dam by GIN he by Gtlls Vermont; 4th
dam by OLD Octoroon; 5th dam by Conster-
nation. thoroughbred. Gambruno 2:2gis,
1919, Is the sire of Maggie Baughmnn s:Sl
and others. sired by Gambetta Wilkes, the
only horse living or dead To sire 9O with rec
ords better than 2:sO and the greatest sire OF
extreme speed In the world. Gamnrunos 1T
dam Delinh. dam OF JEANNE q 2:22. Clemen
tine 2:2yi% and Gambruno 2:2pi& and the
granddam OF N, she by Administrator 2:2gia
sire 10; End dam Mary Gilmore, dam Cieve-
land 2:2sl4 and granddam OF by Mambri-
nello; 3rd dam by star Davis. sire Of dam of
Dick Taylor 2:2i1. ith dam by Brown Pilot
sire OF dam OF Rosalind 2:2iAt.
At same place and under same conditions
I will stand nv great mule lnck
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FARM FOR SALE!

land. lying one mile North of Mckinney on
the stanford pike. Improvements and
fencing good plenty of water and fruit.
Also l2S acres OF tmhcred land one mile
East OF Mckinney half under fence plenty
OF water and good tobacco land. See grow
ng crop. j. a. GlNENs, AGENT
Mckinney, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-02

CLARK county. o., went dry" and
81 saloons will be closed. In total of
near Is, 900 votes the dry's won by 81.