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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09
PUBLIC SALE!

Desiring to change my location, will ON
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18th. 1870.
At my home In Preachersville, KY, sell at
public outery the following personal prop
milk COW aud calf. ? milk COWS, year
ling heifers, steer calf, 2 brood mares, /
in foal to lack, three-year-oid nlley, /
two year. odd horse, both by silver King; 3
jennets; / four-y ear-old mule, well broke; 2
coming three-year horse mules COM
ing two year-Old marc mule; 800 bales Of
wagon; 2 buggies and harness; l moving
machine; some plows and pillow gear and
many other things. Also one Jack for sale.
He Is 49, hands high, years old, sired by
BLACK CLOUD, he by Tom keene, has been
tried and Is good breeder.
will at same time aud place offer my
farm of l75 acres, This property II situated In
Preac hersville, Lincoln County, Kentucky,
and II one OF the most desirable farms la this
locality; near church, school house. ana post
ONCE, Il well watered, brakes Greek running
through the farm. About 5Oacres of bottom
land and rs good a. the county affords both
hemp and tobacco having been raised ON
the land. A good dwelling house on this
farm OF Z rooms, "A good cellar mhde out
from house. a good vineyard and orchard,
stock barn. tobacco barn ~NsS-l6 feet 10
eyes and holds Z acres of tobacco. Also "a
tenant house, ON farm, of rooms. This
la I'D Will he sold for cash or ono-third cash
and remainder In one and two years at per
cent per annum with lien. Terms ON per-
sOnal property made known on dhy OF sale.
sale begins at no o'clock A. N. Any one de-
string 10 look at the property viii call at
J.F. HOLTzCLAw.
Capt. Am Bourne, Auet.
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Voters registered as Independents
will not be permitted to participate in
the coming Democratic primary to be
held in Lexington and..:.Fayette county
on May 4.
Standard Oil and the House. organiza-
ton got black eye and the advocates
Of free crude oil and its products won a
signal victory. when an amendment by
Mr.. Norris, of Nebraska, placing the
insignificant duty Of per. centum ad
valorem on those articles was adopted
by a substantial majority.
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IN NEIGHBoRING COUNTIES.

Leon Gooch, formerly of this county,
fell and broke leg at Somerset.
Thomas Overstreet, a Mercer county
farmer aged 40, is dead at Bondville.
William Head shot and fatally wound
ed Charley Hudson on the Kentucky
side Of Jellico.
Berry Simpson, for whom U. S. Mar
shals have been searching since the
Christmas day riot at Stearns, went
(, Covington and surrendered.
Gov. Wilson pardoned Alonzo Scrog-
gins, a Mercer county Negro, who has
served a year in tie pententiary for
stealing chickens of the value ofis1.
Jack Layton died at his home in the
Buckeye section of Garrard. after a
short illness, aged so years. He leaves
a wife, several children. two brothers,
Aleck and John Layton.
Thomas Donovan. a well-known young
farmer of Shelby county, was struck
by lightning and instantly killed. The
flash also killed the horse he was riding
and another horse he was leading.
Jesse Simpson and Harvey Simpson.
sons of Berry Simpson, were admitted
to $1,000 bail in the United States
Court at Covington. Berry Simpson.
who gave himself up. did not ask for
bail. He will be tried at Richmond.
April 26. Father and sons are accused
of being implicated in the Stearns Mine
riots.
The body of John Rout was found on
the farm of A. j. Rice near the banks
of Dix river. He was a brother of
Lewis Rout, of Somerset. and a half
brother of Mr.. Willard Rout. the we'll
known Marksbury farmer. The indi-
cations are that Mr.. Rout was passing
by burning tree which fell upon him.
holding him securely to the ground I'M
til all the tree had been consumed by
the flames Advocate.
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ALL PEAVINE,
subject to Register.

This horse Is three years old, red sorrel "a
good shaped one ana rs good gated one as
YOU Will find anywhere. He II 1872 hands
high. was shown all over the state last year
and was only defeated twice by two year
old stallions-once under saddle and once In
harness. Defeated both times by his hall
brothers. 80 you see he hasn't "A bad record
n show horse. He Is all his name implies.
being sired by Rex Peavine l1iS. lst dam 10y
Peavine ~: 2nd dam 10y War;, n Harris Den
mark 3rd dam by John No-cly. II you are
looking for Peavine blood here II Is VIII
h. permitted to serve limited number OF
mares at SO to insure "a living colt.
At same time and place will stand two
good mule Jacks at s. To insure a living colt.
These Jacks need no advertising as they
have made several seasons at this barn and
every one knows their colts. service fee due
on all the above advertised stock when mare
Is sold traded or bred TO other stock. Due
in all cases when colt f. foaled.
X. =. SCUDDER, Mckinney.
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Three prominent Mississippi River
lsvee contractors were indicted in the
Fsderal Court at Little Rock, charged
with working their employees over eight
hours day on Government work.
Charles E. Ellis. well-known in street
railway and financial circles at Phila-
delphia, accidentally shot and killed
himself. He was 70 years old
Frank W. Lyle, who was indicted fol-
lowing the failure of the bank of which
he was president at Dowagiac, was
found dead in.bed in Chicago.
The meeting at the Baptist church in
Whitesburg. Letcher county, resulted
in over so additions 10 that church.
GoN Hadley in a message to the
Missouri Legislature declares his op.
position TO Statewide prohibition.
Floyd Phillips, of Atoka. and Miss
Bessie Parker, of Dsnville. eloped "a
Jeffersonville and were married.
j. }. Barrone, Of Bowling Green,
died on an Atlantic Coast Line train
near Montgomery. Ala.
May wheat went to 81. 24f in Chicago
Wednesday.
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Chester Peavine
alsI.

3lSt.
Description AND BREEDING.-Foury years
old, 1873 hands, "a bright hay with hest of
bone, conformation and action. sired by
Rex Peavine l79d, he by Rex Me Donald Ssi.
First dam Miss Madison 46s5, by Chester
Dare 10. second dam by Peavine -. Third
dam by Stonewaii Jackson ~.
NoTE.-This horse needs no introduction
to the people of this county, He has been
before the public since IA two-year-old and
his show record Is known to all; suffice 10 to
say, he was shown all over Kentucky last
season by q. L. Sandidge and met defeat
only "A few times. He went around no horse,
showed every week against allages insweep-
stake saddle rings and was never further
back than second. He Il a show horse UNI
der saddle. In harness he has won quite n
number OF roadster rings. He defeated all
ages at Nicholasville In big roadster ring.
You see from his breeding he has two cross
Is of Black squirrel, two OF PeaVine, two of
StOnewall Jackson. II YOU are looking for
fashiona bile saddle horse blood, here IL Is.
See him and see him do and you will breed
to him.
Will serve n limited number OF mares at
60 To insure IA living colt.
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KING EAGLE.
mo. 255.)


Vol. 8, A. 4. II. Il: King Eagle is 10 hands
goes all the gaits with plenty of speed, style
and action.
PEDIGREE.-Sired by Royal King. 2556, he
by ON Time, 7s5, he by stonewall jackson,
H. Royal Kings LIST dam Mollie Mountz,
3jsi was by the noted sire Cabbell's LeXing-
ton y. =. King Eagles LIST dam Hip, 1919,
she by Eagle Bird, lOli. he by Old King Ea-
gle, $50. ~ dam by Red Lion. 3rd dam by
Harris Denmark. he by Miller's Denmark.
i5, an dam by Jim Bell lthoroughbredl
NOTE. King Eagle Is combined stall ON,
"A breeder of fine colored and high styled
colts. they all having size, style and action.
He sired the colt that won the So stake at
the stanford Fair, and the tlOO stake AT Ian
caster defeating here four of the get of the
great Rex PeaVlne. This get of King Eagles
Was second In the 500 stake AT HnrrOdsburg
with ~ entries and defeated the colt that
won this stake two out of three shows. His
colt are in demand, bring the highest prices.
King Eagle will make the present season nj
the low price Of ti6 To insure IA living colt.
VIII also stand the great mule Jack. Jim
keene, at $40 for mares and So for lennets
10 tnsur" "A living colt, Jim keene, sired by
the grent Billy keene, LIST dam nv the Imp.
John Wells End dam by Beecher Jim Koene
h l5'i hands high, black with white points, "A
great mule Jack.
All of the above mentioned stock will
make the season OF 1909 at our stable ~
miles West OF stanford on the shelby CITY
elsewhere forfeits the Insurance and money
becomes due AT the time OF such transaction.
For further information call on or address
ST HARRIS A ROBT. WOODS,
Phone ~, Rings. stanford, Ky.
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POLITICAL.

W. ]. Bryan addressed the Texas
Legislature in favor of bank deposit
guaranty bill.
BY majority of IL .463 Frederick
Kreisman Republican, was elected May
or of st. Louis
John T. Hicks has been appointed
postmaster at Lloyd, Garrard county,
vice l.. l.. Saunders.
Former Gov. Hanley, of Indiana, will
be candidate for U. s. Senator to sue
coed Senator Beverage.
Lee E. Coleman has been appointed a
rural carrier on Route No. 5, at Har-
rodsburg. effective May l.
John S. Schnepp, Democrat. was
elected Mayor of Springfield, ILL.,, de-
feating Lawrence Y. Sherman, Repub-
lican.
President Taft rendered to former
Senator Fulton, of Oregon, the post of
Minister to China. to succeed W. W.
Rockhill.
S. S. kirkpatrick, widely known
Kansas lawyer, is dead at Fredonia OF
paralysis. He was member of the
54th Congress.
The Arkansas State Senate passed 8
bill placing heavy penalty on persons
drinking intoxicants on trains in the
State or on station platforms.
Henry F. Greene has rendered I,
President Taft his resignation as
Civil Service Commissioner, to take eff
feet May /.
The committee amendments to the
Payne tariff bill providing for free tie,
and removing the countervailing dut,
on coffee were adopted by the House
Former Vice President Fairbanks vii
sail from San Francisco on May IS for
trip Of one years duration to include il
his itinerary Hawaii, Japan. China, tn
Philippines. Australia and Africa.
King Emmanuel of Italy and Theo
dore Roosevelt met on board the ItaI
ian battleship Re Umberto in Messin
harbor. After the meeting MIR. Roose
welt went ashore and visited the ruin
of the city.
W. A. Poynter, Ex-Governor Of Ne
braska, while making speech in tn
Office af Gov. Shsllenberger at Lincoln
at the hearing of the daylight salool
bill, was stricken by apoplexy and die,
within few minutes.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

THAT State courts. instead of Federal
tribunals, should first be appealed to in
testing laws passed by State Legisla-
lures was the opinion of majority of
Justices of the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals when a decision was
handed down, which dissolved the in
junction of the United States Court of
Alabama, restraining the Alabama Rail-
road Commission from putting into eff
feet certain passenger and freight rates
in that State.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

''Ir was just fool notion got from
reading dime novels" said Daniel W.
johnson, Jr.. the lS-year-old boy who
was lodged in the Fulton county Jail at
Atlanta for having attempted to extort
s35, 900 from Asa G. Gambler. prominent
banker and Georgia's wealthiest citi-
zen, through Black Hand methods.
Johnson was member of Mr.. Gambler g
Sunday school class.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

DURING wedding ceremony at Eliza
BEETHOVEN the parsons pocket was pick
ed and the $40 he got for tying the knot
stolen. A man with a "ten spot"
should keep his eyes open when he
strikes Hardin county.
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Lincoln Bonds for Sale!
q Per Cent. Semi
Annually.

ON SATURDAY, APRIL 10. leD. at I
o'clock 4 NJ, IN front of the court house
door In stanford, Lincoln county, KY. the
undersigned commissioners Will sell at pub
Ne cutlery to the highest bidders the bonds
of said county To the amount OF S5lOO for
the purpose OF erecting new court-h house
la said county, said bonds will be issued in
three series, to-wit: series "a" of $1,000
ana consisting OF ~ bonds OF 500 each, duo
and payable ia ~ years from May 4, 1919.
with the privilege OF redceming IN years.
series "B" of $1,000, consisting of ~ bonds
OF 49, each, due ana payable IN 10 years
deoming IN 10 years.
series go" of $4,000 consisting of ~ bonds
of 49, each, due nnd payable IA ~ years
from May l, lNn but With the privilege OF
red"cming In 10 years.
said bonds Will he sold on April 10, 1909, at
l., NJ. and Will he issued and bear interest
from LIST day of May, 1870. with interest NJ 4
per cent, payable semi-annuaiiy.
"a -. Cooper, !. y. Owsley. Jr., and W. y.
burch, Commissioners.
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Carroll Preston.

sired 10y Preston w. by Washington -. by
Cromwell -, by Washington Denmark 90.
LIST dam Baby Pence. sired by Enoch Ar
den 2nd dam Lady Pence by Almout For
rest 2S,gi. 3rd daE by Garrard Chief
Carroll Preston. beautiful dnpple bay com
bined stallion l5.8 full, fonled MAY ~. iHd
weighing 1880 pounds, full made from end
to end. lie l. made without "a fault ana r.
one Of The finest i've -gnited saddl" stations
that Kentucky has ever produced. lie has
no weak points and Is able to goinnnN COM
pany. This colt Il worth coming miles Ia
see and l. subiectto inspection nt any time
His sire was the champion show horse for
years and his dam Baby Pence was the I'M
beaten show mare for years In Kentucky.
We class this colt n one of Kentucky : best
stations.
VIII let him serve few approved mares
at 81 to insure living colt.
Mares pAstured at $50 per month. but not
responsible should accident occur.
W.O. WALKER. stanford. Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

During the Spring every one would
be benefited by taking Foley's Kidney
Remedy. 1t furnishes a needed tonic
to the kidneys after the extra strain
of winter, and it purifies the blood by
stimulating the kidneys, and causing
them to eliminate the impurities from
it. Foley's Kidney Remedy imparts
new life and vigor. Pleasant to take.
New Stanford Drug Co.
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n. G. Rife. Mckinney,
Undertaken.
Prompt and Emcient service bay or Night.
PENCE, JR.

Pence. Jr., Will make the season OF 1903 nt
the barn of the late John u. Spoonhmore, u
mile nom Rowland, az SO 10 Insure a living
colt. II mare n traded or parted with, the
season money becomes due,
Pence, Jr., bay stallion, years Old, fun NJ
hands high, good style ana hction,by Pence,
he by Rienli, he bv Belmont, he by AlrNnn-
ders Abdnllah. Fences ~ dam by AlmOnt
Forrest, 2nd dam by Gnrrnrd Ghief, ard dam
hy Grey Eagle, fth dam hS OOpperLOttOm.
Pence, Jr. Is list dam by IA BARLOW zN5, by
Castelar, 1852. he by Volunteer 90. ia Bnr-
lows lst dam by Moburn, 2nd dam BY "a
Mambrlno horse. 3rd dam by Mamhrlno
Vermont. Pence, Jr.h colts nfV all showing
up nicely and they bear proof OF him as a
breeder.
Mares grazed AT s. per month not Tespon-
occur.
GEO. sPooNAMoRE a BRO. Rowland.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

MAYOR GRINsTEAD, of Louisville, an
nounces that he desires to succeed him
self but he'll never fill the mayors chair
after his present term expires. A dem
ocrat will succeed him and bring Louis
vile out of the ruts Mayor Grinstead
has gotten it in.
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Alnont Dare 1928.

A. =. II. X.
sired by Dignity Dare lps2. he 10y chester
Dare ~. he by Blac squirrel ~. he by King
William Va. ist dam ToNawny f76s, also reg
istercd In Vol. 10, A. II. II. X. she by ABB
dallah Mambrino 1910. he 10y Almont tf1l
Snd dam Lady Davis by Grit Davis, by Bour-
bon chief; 3rd dam Matte r., by Foreign
Light by Foreigner. by Imported Glenco
tth dam Bette O., by cunningham = Copper
bottom 9Th dam by Imported Buzzard.
NoTE.-Almont Dare, so far rs We are able
to discover, Is the first horse ON record hav.
his own progeny those OF his great sire, Dig
nifty Dare, doing so with his first crop of
colts every time they came together. As an
individual this Is very attractive horse,
Is hands high with lots OF weight and nntsh,
color, hay action extremely high and fast.
shows distinct saddle gaits. all very fast
aud pleasant. A full brother to the great
gelding, Nettleton, that sold ut 4 years for
500 and to the great show mare, Foxy
Dare, that won more premiums for the
number OF shows than any mare ever sired
by Dignity Dare.
Were IL not for two splints coming on him
ne would easily have won the states Saddle
long and careful mating of the very best
the country afforded. His backing, In blood
and individuality, Is n strong as Gibraltar
aud his colts are rapidly proving him. See
this horse ana you viii be well paid. He
will make the season of 1919 at our stable,
2i5 miles from HustonNille on the Huston
willie 4 Liberty pike, ut SO to insure living
colt. Mares traded or bred elsewhere rem
ders season due at time of such transaction.
VIII also stand mule JACK Mt =.
Grass furnished In abundance at - per
month. our personal attention To all stock
but will not be responsible for accidents.
r. =. POWELL 4 son. Hustonville, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

The Alabama Supreme Court has de-
clared the prohibition law valid, all the
judges concurring in the opinion. This
is the second time the court has upheld
the Statewide act of the last Legisla-
ture and it should settle the matter.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

Judge C. E. Booze, defaulting clerk
in the State Auditors office. was sem
fenced to eight years more in prison
in the circuit court at Frankfort. He
had previously been given five years.
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SEASON OF 1909.

We will stand ut my farm near Preach
ersVille the well-knoWn Silas Anderson
Jack, which has perhaps gotten rs many tip
colts n any jack in the county, at s To In
sure n living colt. Will also stand the splen-
did PeaVtne stallion, Red Rev, Jr., by Red
Red, he by Rex PeaVines-at SO to insure n
living colt. He will h. permitted To serve
only a limited number OF mares.
W. p. GRIMES 4 LEVI BELL,
Prpachersville.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

II you have backache and urinary
troubles you should take Foley's Kid
ney Remedy to strengthen and build
up the kidneys so they will act proper
ly as serious kidney trouble may
develop New Stanford Drug Co.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-09

A tickling or dry cough can be
quickly loosened with DIR. Shoop's
Cough Remedy. No opium, no chic
reform, nothing unsafe or harsh.
Sold by Penny's Drug Store.
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Red Squirrel.

VIII make the season Of 1919 ut our stable.
~, miles from stanford. on the stanford and
Somerset pike, Mt soto insure living colt
He Is "a red -orrel, years Old, 10 hands high
and "a natural saddle and harness horse. He
has plenty OF sly H. and action. sired by Chcs-
ter squirrel. he by chester Dare, No. 10, y.
:. II. X. he by Black squirrel -, ne by Black
Eagle ~, he by King William 81. he by
Washington Denmark %, he by Gaines Dem
mark a. lst dam by Black George he by Old
Stonewall Jackson. he by Washington
Denmark. and he by Imported Hedgctord.
end dam Mambrino Chiei.
A lien retained on all colts until the season
money T. paid. Care taken To prevent acct
dents bat not responsible should any occur.
season money due when mare + traded or
parted with.
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NOTICE.!

Am prepared to do roof painting at the
lowest possible prices. BLACK paint Sc per
square on metal roofing and &C per square
on rubber and paper and SIC per square Tor
red paint on metal.
]. W. STEWART, Rowland, Ky.
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FARM FOR SALE T!

The farm OF 100 acres. OF good blue grass
land, lying one mile North OF Mckinney on
the stanford pike. Improvements and
fencing good; plenty of water and fruit.
Also l25 acres Of ttmbered land one mile
East of Mckinney; half under fence plenty
OF water and good tobacco land see grow
ng crop. J. OWENS, Agent.
Mckinney, Nv.
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w. H. LAIR, Jacksonville, KY,

Mas added a nice line of GROCERIES, 20
his MEAT MARKET and asks portion OF
your patronage. Fresh Goods at the Low
est Prices 1" ~ his motto.
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T. r. GROSS,
era b Orchard, Kentucky.

Is now ready To serve his old friends and
hopes to make many new ones. II you have
n mule or horse To castrate save the work
for him and have ~ done right. He makes
n speciality OF castrnting ridgclings.
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FOR SALE /!

farm on Indian Greek, Isl acres, 2i6
miles from graded school, ut Middleburgj
~ acres In cultivation, rest In timber good
dwelling, barn ard all necessary outbuild-
ings. Excellent tobacco, corn and grass
land good orchard farm well watered Call
on or address &. NJ. PERKINS.
Niddleburg, Ky.
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Harry Jacobs,
Dealer In and Manufacturer Of
Marble and Granite Monu-
TnAnfA.

Markers and Posts, Cemetery and Lawn
Vases and Settees. Ofiice and works, Me-
Kinney, Ky.
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CHARl ES A. HARDIN,
.JouN SAM oWsIeY JR..
M, c. SAUFLEv

Is q candidate for circuit Judge OF this, the
18th judicial district. subject to the action
Of the Democratic party.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-09-01

Home Guards, etc: eff we are the tin
soldiers that we have been dubbed,
then the Lord help us, for after this
rain we will return home not regi
ment, but a streak of rust"
In conclusion it may be said that
the campaign has done unreasonable
harm to the recruiting of the National
Guard. The Militia has heretofore
been looked upon as reserve force
not unnecessarily to be exposed to
such hardships as those recently un-
dergone, which have already resulted
in one death and several cases Of
pneumonia.
The joy of the contending forces
when the word of the umpires went
out that
The war drum throbbed longer,
And the battle flags were ed"
may better be imagined tnan de
scribed
The universal sentiment on the
home trip was, Never again.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1909-09-01
RIDGEFIELD PARK.

Several beautiful houses in close proximity rs
$4,000,
money. Terms