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The interior journal., 1909-04-09
King Eagle, Jr.,

PEDIGREE.- sired by =. II. Harris King
Eagle, Vol. q, A. -. n. r., No. 255d, he by
Royal King 2a55, he by ON Time, 7i5. he by
Stonewall Jackson, ~. Royal Kings LIST dam
Mollie Mountz 25si, was by the noted sire,
Cabbell's Lexington, y. -. King Eagles, LIST
dam Hip 3519, she by Eagle Bird lOli, he by
Old King Eagle 7jo, 2nd dam Red Lion, Bird
dam by Harris Denmark, he by Miller Dem
mark q; ith dam by Jim Bell, Thoroughbred
King Eagle. Jr's., LIST dam WIS Mollie
Drennon, she by Old Drennon. 2nd dam Cop
per Bottom, and.ruus back To DaVy Crockett.
NoTE.-king Eagle Jr., Il four years old,
dark bay with one white hind foot, nice name
aud tail, stands full l6ls hands high, weight,
.3sn lbs ana well proportioned every way.
A combined stallion with plenty of speed,
sty lie and action, and his colts show that he
Is "A splendid breeder. lie viii make the sea-
son of 1919 at my barn, one mile West of
Waynesburg ON Fishing Greek AT $40 to in
sure IA living colt.
Mares traded, parted with or bred else
where without my consent torfcits the IN
surance, and the money becomes due at such
transaction. Care Will be- taken to prevent
accidents but not responsible should any oc-
eur.
Phone In residence, waynesburg Far
mers Exchange.
C.G.CALDWELL A SON.
X. Y. ID. No. 4, waynesburg, Ky,
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

MONDAY night was a gala occasion
with the ancient and honorable lodge of
Free and Accepted Masons. The OBJ
ject of the meeting was the conference
of the sublime degree of Master Mason.
Much interest was centered in the oc-
casion. because of the fact that Mr.. H..
q. Sandifer, one of the best qualified
Masons in the State, assisted or rather
conducted the work with the aid Of his
splendidly drilled corps of co'workers.
A magnificent supper was enjoyed at
the Cofrey House at six O'Clock, where
plates were laid for rs guests. There
were visitors from Danville, Lancaster,
Mt. Vernon. Crab Orchard, Hustonyille.
Mckinney, Preachersyille and other ad-
jaeent points. Lincoln Lodge No. 60
works together in the spirit of fratern-
ity. peace and harmony prevails and
good is being done.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

TRULY DIR. and Mrs. W. N. Craig
are passing under the rod of aiiliction.
During the holidays they were called on
to give up a sweet little daughter and
Monday afternoon a son was torn from
them. The bright little fellow was just
a year-old and was named for hIs faith
er. He was i'll for a very brief period
but from the start the physicians gave
out no promise of his recovery. The
burial took place in Buffalo Cemetery
at 4 o'clock Tuesday afternoon after a
few remarks at the grave by Rev. j..
l.. Yandell. Every heart in this COM
munity goes out to DR.. and Mrs. Craig
in their great trouble and many an
earnest prayer has found its way to the
throne of grace asking their deliverance
from further sorrow.
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WRIGHT Mrs. Joseph E. Wright
died at her home in the Shelby City
section of this county Monday after a
brief illness. Her little baby, only a
few hours old. died at the same time
and they were laid to rest in the same
coffin in the Junction City cemetery
Wednesday afternoon after services at
the Christian church at that place by
Eld. }. q. Montgomery. Deceased was
Miss Nancy Reynolds, sister of Mr..
w. A. Reynolds. the Junction City
druggist, and was splendid young
woman. For years she had been a
consistent member of the Christian
church and was greatly admired by a
legion of friends. Much sympathy is
felt for the husband, brother and sis.
ters and others who knew and loyed the
Cody woman.
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REVERSA 47l62.

l5.2 hands, foaled In 1850, bred by O.. a &.
u. Cecil, DanVille, Ky, Trotted mile in
2;i0 with three weeks handling. Sired by
Gambetta Wilkes i651, 2:l9i. sin 2:07 list, ID
in 2:lO list, ~ in 2:l5 list, ~ in the 2:2O list,
PIP In the 2;B list. Grand sire OF $40 trotters
and PAGERS with records of 2:3O or better.
One of his great grand sons Is credited with
/. performers. and his descendants in 2:3O
list, nll told, are now about go in number.
1901, sire of 10 and dams of 81, ncluding Gull
nette 2:05, Foxy Curd 2:O1, Chesley 2;l9 and
others.
End dam Martha. by Lyle wilkes 4G5s sire
OF and dams of Bessie Leach 2:Osl., John
Il. 2:09l., Cling 2;lll. and ~ others
3rd dam Eliza, by Imp. Buckden.
Reversa will make the present season at
the stable of James McKechnie near Hub
Bile AT slO to Insure IA Ling colt.
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FINE FARM IN cARRARD c0UN.
TYF0R SALE!

4 fine blue grass farm for sale situated on
new pike near Point Leavell and six miles
south of Lancaster. containing 40 acres,
well located In good neighborhood. being
part OF the John Walker tract, with hand
some new, tWo-story seNen-room residence
thereon, with all necessary Outbutldings and
good, new barn i0NeO. Well vntered. six
never falling springs and creek running
through.
TERMS cash in hand balance one and
two years from day Of sale, bearing six per
cent interest until paid.
Persons looking for spch place please write
or see W.O. WALKER, stanford.
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CHESTER S.

This son of Chester bare will make the
present season at n. y. Oarpenter's stable In
HustOnYille at $40 10 insure living colt.
DEsCRIPTION AND EDIGREE.-llc II "a
black with star In forehead, 10 hands high,
of the chester bare family, good acting
horse and a proven breeder. see him before
booking your mares n you are looking for
good breeder at living price. sired by Ches-
ter bare, lst dam by Telegraph. 2nd dam by
Hippy by Mambrino chief.
JNO. a. LYNN.
Hustonville, NY.
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SALE OF BANK STOCKS. On Monday,
April 18th, 1909. county court day. be-
tween and 2 P. NJ, we will sell public
ly in courthouse yard in Stanford IL
shares in National Bank of Hustonville,
10 in Lincoln County National Bank anC
20 in Mckinney Deposit Bank. The
Hustonville bank pays 10 per cent.
dividend, the others 6. Cash. Baugh'
man. Harris and Hagin, adm'rs. }. F,
Cash.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

THE fiscal court was in session Tues
day and considerable business was
transacted. The county levy was fixed
at soc and poll 81 so. OF the soc two
cents will go toward paying the ex-
penses incurred in building the new
court house. Mr.. S. X. Dudderar was
re. elected supervisor of turnpikes and
Mr.. W. NJ. Bright was elected to suc-
ceed Mr.. w. II. Wearen as treasurer.
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PRESTON 922.

Champion gated saddle stallion of Ken
lucky. Winning at all the Kentucky fairs
aud also nt the horse show AT Buffalo n. Y
ST Louis Mo. and Kansas city.
sired by Washington, No. 81.
First dam Bell. by Rhodrrick No. lOi.
second dam 10y Denmark.
He II brown horse ldAa hands high with
fine style and very high action. II il useless
To say more about him as the people of this
ana the adjoining counties know his record
as n show horse and also for breeding pur-
poses.
He will make the season OF lg9, at my
stable In Crab orchard. Ky. at the reason
able figure OF So, To insure u living colt.
VIII keep mares on grass at s. per month.
but will not be responsible for accident or
escape Of stock. season T. due II mare r.
traded or parted with, or bred to other
stock.
J.C. BAILEY.
crab Orchard, Ky.
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UNDER a reasonably good picture of
Police Judge E. S. Gooch, the Somer-
set Journal says of the gentleman
Judge Gooch is an original Lincoln
countyite. but like most of the good
timber which comes from that county.
he has made good during the many
years he has resided in Somerset. For
the past three years he has been on
the bench police judge of this city,
and all have had fair chances to judge
him as he is. Judge Gooch is a jolly
good fellow and is very popular in this
town and county"
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A WORD TO YOU !

In all the time have been In the tobacco
business-oVer ~ years. have never offer
ed nor knew any manufactures TO Oifef a
better line OF tobacco, both NATURAL Lear
Twist for smoking and chewing and Pressed
Chewing Tobacco, than now offer. orders
solicited through your lobber or direct by
mall. Descriptive price list promptly iur-
nished ON application.
H.. MARTIN, Junction City, Ky.
Remember the old standby brands:
"Friendship Twist" lOld Brodheadl "Oid
Kentucky fIomen anu "Blue Grass banter.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

For RENT. After May 23rd corner
suite Of rooms in !. o. o. F. building.
Very suitable for lawyers offices. Ad-
jacent to county court rooms. Now oc-
cupied by J. N Saunders. Apply to j..
w. ireland, Mgr.
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PERSONALS.


Mn. C. r. TATE was in Lebanon this
week
Miss MARY HUGHES is with friends
at Mckinney.
REV. T. W. BARKER was at Rich
mond Tuesday.
Mn. IL RowAs SAuFLEY. Of this Of
fee. In quite sick.
Tur aged Mrs. Minerva Cobb is very
III with pneumonia.
Mr.. A. G FAULKNER and wife pass
ed through to Corbin Tuesday.
MRS. X. l.. ALBRIGHT. Of Rowland.
il confined 70 her bed by illness.
Mr.. Ike SHELBY is on prospecting
trim through the est.-Advocate.
MISS MARY McRoBERTs visited
friends at Versailles and Lexington.
MRS. s. f. RIcE. Of Lexington. Is
with her sister. Mrs. l.. NJ. Goodnight.
Miss ALLEN BoURs. Of Lancaster,
ia with her sister, Mrs. W. X. Warner.
ADAM PENCE, little son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. o. Walker. continues very III.
MRS. JAMES MERsHoS. OF Lebanon
Junction, is with her mother and sisters
here.
JUDGE JAMES ID. BLACK. Of Barbour
willie. was here on legal business yes
terday.
Miss SUSIE THOMPSON. Of MI. Yer
non. Is with her sister. Mrs. l.. X.
Hughes.
MISS AMELIA COULTER, OF Tulsa.
Okla, is with her aunt. Mrs. j. l.
Bingaman.
Mn J. ]. OTTER and wife. OF Louis
vile, were guests Of his brother. Mr..
]. II. otter.
MRS. II. c. LECoMPrE. Of Frankfort.
ia with her parents. MIR. and Mrs. Cie-
ero Reynolds.
Miss DORA PENCE left Wednesday to
visit her sister. Mrs. W. J. Dozier' at
Hattiesburg, Miss.
Mr.. SAMUEL BAsTIS. Of East Bern
stadt. visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
]. ID. Bastin, at Ewell.
HoS. ]. S. OwsLEY. SR., Of Lex'ng-
ton. spent several days with his son.
Judge J. s. OSsley, Jr.
Ma. JoHN DowNER and little Miss
Mildred Downer, OF Cincinnati. were
here the first Of the week
MANAGER B. r. kouI. oil the stan
ford Water. Light q Ice Co. Is in th'
mountains making ice contracts.
DIR. O. b. FALLS, of Danville, vii
no one Of the tenor singers at the Eas
ter Recital at the Christian church TO
night.
MISS RACHEL ALLISON has come iron
Cincinnati after several weeks absence
and ia again at the Phoenix Hotel co.
Lexington Herald.
Mn C. C. GoocH. of Waynesburg
WAS here Wednesday returning IRON
Iouisyille where he has been under th'
treatment of an optician.
Mr.. w. M. BROWN. a valued patror
Of the + j., is up from Wayne county
with his father-in-law, Mr.. j: ID. Eads
he will have a good bunch OF cattle OF
the market here Monday
sauIREs JAMES McKEcHNIE and wat, wat,
Dudderar. County Attorney. W, 5. Buref
and Mr.. j. Il. Powell are IN Louisville
for the purpose Of purchasing heating
APPARATUS for the new courthouse.
DR. ]. b. BECK and family, oil Illus
tonyille. arrived Saturday for vlsl'
with relatives and friends. The Dr,
retu rned yesterday but mrs, nech ano
children will remain some time 'o''
erset Journal.
Mas KARIes CoFFEY. of Corbin. has
h.sn Waiting relatives here. j. Z. and
Fish Rinehart left Monday night on
prospecting trip to New Mexico. MI, MT
Rinehart's family is visiting IN Srat
Orchard and they expect to make ,nei'
future home in Deming. London Senti
mel.
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1T will be an unusual treat TO listen
to Miss En- Smiths violin numbers at
the Christian church tonight. Her Sc
lections are especially suited for church
recitals.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

THE Ladies Aid Society are busy to-
day decorating the Christian church for
the Easter recital and that insures the
decorations will be as artistic as the
music is inspiring.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

Mr.. r. +. GODDARD phoned US from
Harrodsburg yesterday that he would
have his great trotting stallion, y Red
Leaf. on exhibition here Monday. Don't
fail to see the great sire of champion
shin winners.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

Preventics those Candy Cold Cure
Tablets safely and quickly check
all colds and the Grip. Try them once
and see! is-2jc. Sold by Pennys Drug
store.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

THE wife of Major Tombs died at her
home on Green River Wednesday and
was laid to rest yesterday afternoon af-
ter brief services by Mr.. J. C. McClary.
She was a good wife and mother.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

Because her husband came home in
an intoxicated condition, Mrs. David
Coat. of Evansville, Ind, it is alleged,
stabbed him fatally in the lung with a
sharp caseknife.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

JUST received a car Of Webber Wag-
ons. also we have on hand Hoosier Corn
Drills. Disc Harrows and other farming
implements. See US before placing
your order. Coffey q Bishop. More
land.
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It Is Not Enough

simply Spring stock and quany and variety above
The interesting question is, "How about the pce?"
Our long experience buying well and offering many
ask We give you this knowl
edge of modern merchandising Let prove this Get
prices Read ads We keep posted We you money
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LEADER.

At the same time and place | will stand
the l6-hand black Jack formerly owned by
NJ. B. Eubanks. He II "a fine individual and
his colts speak louder than words of his
qualities as IA breeder. This will be his third
season $40 for mare mule s. for horse mule
j. r.. MckECHNIE, Hubble, Ky.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

ANKLE strap slippers are the correc,
low shoe for spring. We have them IN
Wei. Tan and Patent. infants to ladies'.
Severance & Son.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

SPELLING MATCH The Ladies Aid
Society of the Baptist church at Crab
Orchard will have spelling match at
tae church there Saturday evening at
at Z O'Clock. Admission, l0c. Go and
try your hand and see howNwell you can
do
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

LADIES, come and let US make you an
Easter hat. One Of our firm. who has
been in the East for several seasons.
has returned and we are now better
prepared to give you the most up-to-
date ideas. Misses VanDeveer.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

The advocate says that the Masons
from Danville who were present at the
banquet given by the Stanford Masons
Monday night had great time and re-
port the lodge here as in most pros
porous condition.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

CALL in and see my splendid line of
Spring and Summer suitings, pants and
vests. | can please the most fsstidious.
II. c. Rupley.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

THERE will be meeting Of the STAN
ford Hop Club at Cummins g. Wearen's S
store Friday night at 7:30 o'clock. Geo.
ID. Florence. president.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

SToP at W. II. Higgins next Mon
day and see the Improved Wood Now
ing machine.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

IF you want pony rig, call on W.
II. Higgins.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

SEE new line linen wash suits at
Hughes. Martin a Co.'S.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

FIFTEEN patterns in new stripe lin
ems. Severance and Son.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

liz you are particular. try Denham's
Rex coal. Yards at Stanford and Row
land.
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STANFORD, KY, APRIL .. 1909

FINE line Of Reels, Poles, Lines and
all other Fishing Tackle at Penny y's
Drug Store.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

Gov. WILSON pardoned the Stan.
ford Water, Light & Ice Co. for fail
ure TO make reports to the auditor.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

MILLINERY OPENING. i will have my
Spring and Summer millinery opening
Saturday. April 10. All the ladies are
invited to attend Mrs. +. r. Gross,
Crnh Orchard
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

FoR SALE. Pure S. c. Brown Leg.
horn eggs. Improved laying strain.
Mrs. r. L. Berry. Hustonville. Ky.
Phone 1913 rings.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

SEE my line Of wagon and buggy har'
ness. j. G. McClary.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

OS account of the southern Electric.
al and Industrial Exposition in Louis
vile. the l.. & n. will sell round-trip
tickets TO that city at $500 on April II,
Is. II. 10. 22. "a, good returning 26.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

FoR SALE. At a very low figure the
Jones restaurant. A splendid stand and
good chance to make money. For par
ticulars see l.. r. Hughes, Stanford.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

BEST line Of wall paper and mattings
we have ever carried. Prices right.
Tribble & Pence.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

WITH county court and horse show
day Monday they will be here from the
lead mines. Better join the crowd.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

HAVE moved TO my store-room. on
East Main street and am prepared to
do up-to-date plumbing and timing.
Come Ia and see the best roofing on
the market. W. X. Warner.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

For RENT. Four nice rooms on first
floor in the ID. S. Carpenter property
in Hustonville. Recently repaired and
in good condition. Call on or write to
MIR. Carpenter.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

TBE l.. a. N. will run a special train
to Louisville Sunday at sl.75 for the
round-trip.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

HANDKERcHIEF linens for waists in
plain. stripe and check 25c to 81. Sew
erance & Son.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

TONIGHT you will greatly enjoy hear
ing Mr.. Ireland's bass solo. "The Res
direction" "
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

MOVING pictures every night at the
Theatorium.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

TRY a bottle Of Mapleine. II makes
two gallons Of maple syrup. Geo. ID.
Hopper.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

EGGS for sale from Red hens. Wild
Msllard ducks and Toulouse geese. Mrs.
W. j. Edmiston, Crab Orchard, KY
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

CHANGE Of program Monday. We'd
nesday and Friday Of each week at the
Theatorium. and l0c.
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LOCALS.

CLOTHES French cleaned. Cook q
Farmer.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

WANTED. a small amount of fencing
done. None but those who know their
business Seed apply. This office.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

FoR SALE. -Child's portable play
house. Apply to Claiborne c. Walton
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

New kid gloves. We fit them. Sever
ance 4 Son.
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WANTED. to loan 81. 800 on real es
tate. l.. X. Hughes. Stanford.
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LOST. in Stanford Wednesday, bug
gy rug. Leave at this office.
The interior journal., 1909-04-09

NtW hiu b'oftos VN w '"eh's SN'N'
ance 4 Son.
LOST. in Stanford Wednesday, bug
Ky rug. Leave at this office.
WANTED. to loan 81 800 on real es-
tate. l.. r. Hughes. Stanford.
FoR SALE. -Child's portable play
house. Apply to Claiborne c. Walton.
TRY a bottle Of Mapleine. II makes
two gallons Of maple syrup. Geo. ID.
Hopper.
TONIGHT you will greatly enjoy hear
ing Mr.. Ireland's bass solo, "The Res
direction.
THE l.. a. N. will run a special train
to Louisville Sunday at sl.75 for the
round-trip.
BEST line Of wall paper and mattings
we have ever carried. Prices right.
Tribble & Pence.
WITH county court and horse show
day Monday they will be here from the
lead mines. Better Join the crowd.
For SALE. Pure 5. c. Brown Leg.
horn eggs. Improved laying strain.
Mrs. H. L. Berry. Hustonville, Ky.
Phone 1913 rings.
THERE will be a meeting Of the Stan
ford Hop Club at Cummins g. Wearen's
store Friday night at 1880 o'clock. Geo.
ID. Florence. president.
For SALE. At a very low figure tn,
Jones restaurant. A splendid stand anc
good chance to make money. For par
ticulars see l.. K. Hughes, Stanford. .
MILLINERY OPENING will have my
Spring and Summer millinery opening
Saturday. April 10. All the ladies are
invited to attend Mrs. +. F. Gross,
Crab Orchard.
For RENT. - Four nice rooms on first
floor in the ID. $. Carpenter property
in Hustonville. Recently repaired and
in good condition. Call ON or write tc
MIR. Carpenter.
HAVE moved TO my store-room. on
East Main street and am prepared tc
do up-to-date plumbing and timing
Come Ia and see the best roofing or
the market. W. X. Warner.
OS account of the Southern Electric
al and Industrial Exposition in Louis
vile. the l.. q n. will sell round-triT
tickets 10 that city at $500 on April ~
Is. II. 10. 22. "a, good returning 26.
/
The advocate says that the Mason'
! from Danville who were present at the
banquet given by the Stanford Mason'
Monday night had a great time and re
port the lodge here as in a most pros
porous condition.
SPELLING MATCH The Ladies AID
Society of the Baptist church at Graf
Orchard will have spelling match a
tae church there Saturday evening a
at O'Clock. Admission, l0c. Go anC
try your hand and see howNwell you car
do.
TRULY DIR. and Mrs. W. N. Craif
are passing under the rod of aflliction
During the holidays they were called OF
to give up sweet little daughter anC
Monday afternoon son was torn from
them. The bright little fellow was JUS
year-old and was named for hls faith
OF. He was in for a very brief perio(
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-13

ten in the minority. There are times when the minority stakes steps Co de. fend it's practical position by methods that are not strictly parliamentary or pcrhap, too much so. lt IS then that we hear thc cry of "gag rule, " form of dIcta'ion that I- often vl. cious. bu, sometimes better for inc people.
 The truth of these reflections is oft on Illustrated by the career of SO. called rcformcrs Let one achieve of fee. and he will in time bc found growing more and more conservative. Talking is a cheap pleasure, hut act. ing is work One can usually depend upon it that thc radical, when given experience. will strive to accomplish less than he pnrndes among his pur uusps
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-13

Cnb,n people at the hands of Spain had much to do in deciding congress fo declare war. Senator Forakcr S subsequent spcccl", in opposition '' The ta.lroaI rate law and m doi"n"" ..f The negro soldier. dismissed by President Roosevelt t'r 'sh""'inE up' inc town of Brownsville, TcNhs. served to further establish his rcru'a ion %. au orator with hardly % peer
 Theodore r.. Burton, wno will come fo the senate as Senator Forakcf s successor. while somewhat lacking the Tornkcr power and ,i,idncss of eN prc..ion. nevertheless will shed msturc over ihc senate because of ability as nu orator. During hi. career in The bou.c. Mir. Bufton has never failed to draw large attendance. of fellow member. when speaking IIc is not a speaker 10 thc galleries. as i- Rep. rc.cntatiyc Bourke 'orkrnu. New Works foremost orator In thr hous" The Cleveland man. long student ot affairs and framcr of legislation rc. quiring process of deeper thought' is mental rather than physical He speaks from the mind To The minds of his auditors, and makes no attempt to play on their emotions. Though his nowor os , spcoker is that of a man who seeks to enlighten rather than to thrill, he is never stupidly discursiye. Those who have followed NIT. Burton in debate and in lengthy discouWe, are confident that he will enhance the senate for the same abilities cores. pondingly tha, have brought fame to Joseph Benson Foraker In short, the senate, always lowing to the spell oi oratory, will find aim a useful mem bpr
Weekly journal-miner., 1909-01-13
JOHN ENoLE DIES.

After Six weeks illness, JosepA Engle snccumbed to an abcess in the ear Friday morning at lO:se o'clock. He was 63 years old and \ native of Kentucky. He came here within K family from California il isss and has been a resident of ,bi, county since.
 Surviving he leaves his wife, two sons, Joseph Engle and Eugene Engls or this city, three daughters, Mrs. Mabel Asne of Globe, Mrs. Edith Pet. CT of Dubuque, Iowa, and Miss Lorna Engle, residing here.
 His remains were taken in charge ny the Ruffner undertaking establisA. ment to be prepared for burial. The funeral will be held from the Masonic Temple under the Masonic auspices, this afternoon at 2 o'clock. Inter. ment will be in the Masonic cemetery.
 In his death Prescott loses one of It's most industrious citizens and hi, wife and family loving and indul. gent husband and father. He was re. speeted and esteemed by all who knew him.