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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-07
PUBLIC SALE

Having sold my farm, will sell to the
highest and best bidder. at my farm. one
half mile North of McCreary, ON the Lam
caster and Buckeye turnpike on
"WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ~, 1909
at 10 O'Clock A. N. the following personal
property: One year Old family horse;
i've year old saddle mare; | good family
mare. years old, that has proven to be "a
good mule mare; nice two year old harness
mare; two year old horse; 2 yearling
horses; I sucking colt; . work mules from
two to three ears old Z good yearling Jacks;
good six year old iennet with Jack colt by
her side; six year old iennet IN foal three
year old iennet In foali Z two year old jen-
nets; 8 Jersey COWS and calves; 2 milk cows I;
dry COW; good short yearling steers; 1
Jersey bull; 100 barrels OF new corn; also
household and kitchen furniture and farm
ing implements.
TERMS, All sums OF 10 dollars or under,
cash all sums over 10 dollars. the pure has
or to give note with good security, said note
TO be due January LIST, 1910. and TO bear In
terest ut the rate Of SIX per cent. per snnum
from maturity TIL paid, and TO be negotia-
BILE and payable At the Garrard hank a
Trust Co. OF Lancaster, KY.
NV. HILL.
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Farm for Sale

on Danville a Hustonyille pike of 2lO acres
In Lincoln county, KY, y mile from More
furnished from never failing springs. Most
OF farm in grass. desire to sell this farm
In the next % days, together with the stock
and crop, the stock consisting of ~ high
bred iennets. : Jacks. all ages, 10 brood
mares. 4 registered | registered stallion; IS
acres OF corn; IS or ~ stacks OF hay; farm
ing implements of every description. will
Sc III the whole Outfit or any part OF the stock
and n | sell the farm without the stock, |
must sell not later than 90 days so rs to give
me time to make sale OF my stock. Also
have 2O-odd mules from work mules down
to colts.
You Will have to see this farm 10 appre-
OF this farm. Any person from "a distance
desiring to see this farm can come TO More
Crescent route, this farm being only about
q mile from station.
BIB. KING, Moreland, Ky.
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Commissioners Sale !!
Lincoln Circult CourL.

As directed by "A Judgment OF the Lincoln
Circuit Court rendered AT the February
term, 1909, in the action Of w. N. McGuifey
and others against J. A. Dunaway and 9th :
ers, the undersigned commissioner VIII at
MONDAY, SEPT. 18TH. 1899.
county court day In front OF the court house
door In stanford, KY, offer for sale az pun
lie cutlery TO the highest and best bidder, on
"A credit OF six and ~ months,the tract OF
land, near Highland, In Lincoln county,
KY, owned by Jesse MeGuifey at the time
OF his death and thus described:
Beginning at "A dogwood II links n % w
from a spring, VIM. Hutchison's corner
thence n M w 81 poles TO "A store, Robert
HutchisonS corner In VIM. Hutchisons
line thence n os4 w 10 poles TO store
~ poles to store In simp Martins line;
thence with same t,s4 w 10 poles TO pop
lar, Martins corneri thence 3OA IL ia
poles to a white oak, Hughes and Joe Bas-
poles To "A stake ON the side OF n hill where
poplar and two chestnuts We're called for,
Y. Il. Fox corner; thence y 10 W 70 poles TO
Two buckeyes snn wn "a n Manu- ,n hsa agar
tree In IA drain, VIM: Hutchison's corner;
thence with his line 1914 W 10 poles TO a
dead, white oak, with ash, hickory and
line ssx " % poles, ii links to d hickory,
his corner; thence his line y hO11 w M poles
TO d white oak, his corner; thence his line
at \ ~ w ~ poles, links 70 a cherry tree,
his corner; thence his line n tsH w y poles
Bonds with good security for the pure base
price will be required OF the pure basel, bear
iii paid, pay able To the Commissioner, hav-
Ing the force and effect OF Judgment and
secured by lien ON the land.
PAXTON, NJ. o. Loo.
y. NJ. hcHoberts. Atty. for Pins.
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Night On Bald Mountain.

On lonely night Alex. Benton of
Fort Edwards, n. ", climbed Bald
Mountain to the home of neighbor,
tortured by Asthma, bent on curing
him with DR.. Kings New Discovery,
that had cured himself of asthma.
This wonderful medicine soon relieved
and quickly cured his neighbor. Later
it cured his sons wife of a severe lung
trouble. Millions believe its the great
est Throat and Ling cure on earth.
Coughs, Colds, Group, Hemorrhages
and Sore Lungs are surely cured by
it. Best for Hay Fever, Grip and
Whooping Cough. SOC and 81. Trial
bottle free. Guaranteed by Penny's
Drug Store.
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Two Small Farms for
Sale

one containing % acres, good room
dwelling, good stock barn and outbuildings,
all under good fence and every field we'll
watered II acre In young orchard, years
old " acres in grass; all In good state OF
cultivation; raised !, 30 pounds tobacco and
Is bushels wheat per acre on IL last year.
Price, $40. second tract of 49, acres with
broom tenant house, 50 foot tobacco barn,
well watered, ~ acres under new fence, bal
ance in fine timber, Is acres we'll cleared
fine corn and tobacco land. Price. $50. Sit
uated miles south OF stanford on somer.
set pike. Tract No. Is on pike; No. Is
mile from pike on county road. Address or
see me at Stanford, Ky. III. O. BERRY.
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Go With A Rush.

The demand for that wonderful
Stomach, Liver and Kidney cure, DR..
Kings New Life Pills--is astounding
Penny's Drug Store people say they
never saw the like. Its because they
never fail to cure sour Stomach,
Constipation, Indigestion, Bilious
ness, Jaundice, Sick Headache, Chills
and Malaria. Only 25c.
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FARMERS DEPARTMENT.

WINTER seeu Oets tor SAFE. W. ".
Hanson, Moreland. At.
Fifty or 60 stock hogs forsale. Coul-
ter & Mccormack, Middleburg. .
Great Britain has 500, 900 horses avail
able for the purpose Of warfare.
For SALE.-50 young ewes at bar
gain. James McKechnie. Hubble.
For SALE.-A good milk COW, with
young calf. J. r. Bingaman, Stanford,
Ky. ct
We have IS or 40 No. feeding hogs
for sale at once. Lutes & Co.. Huston
vile, Ky.
For SALE.-A 2-year-old Jersey bull.
From good milk strain. ]. II. Jackson,
Stanford, Ky. ct.
]. W. Carson sold to Alfred Rogers,
Of Parksville, his farm Of Ga acres near
Turnersville at ss5.
II. B. Park, of Elizabethtown.
bought 20 mules in Glasgow last week
at from SIPS. 90 to sl75.O0.
For the best saddle bred colt. at the
Nicholasville Fair, Mr.. Josiah Bishop.
Of Hustonvile. won the blue tie.
Harris & Woods bought at Messer's
sale pair of mules for Sass. James
II. Woods bought also pair for 1886.
II. ID. Stiles, of Danville, sold to
Wheeling & Spalding. of Bardstown, is
mules, Is to l5i hands high at $4,000.
]. W. Bales shipped from Richmond
" cattle to. export market, averaging
over l,4o0 pounds. at about Sc per hun
dred.
For SALE. About so tons of good
timothy hay in stack; will have baled as
soon as can sell. G. Y. Conn, Lancas-
ter, KY, R. F. d. No. 1.
An aged yellow Jersey COW, free
mixer but with one blind teat. left my
place Tuesday Aug. 8. Please notify
N. w. Fowle, Rowland, Ky.
At James Messer's sale at the Pax
ton place, Jersey heifers sold from $50
to SIG; mules sold from 1886 to s4S5;
COW and calf $3.50; farm implements
sold well. Small crowd present.
CATTLE MEN!-I have 200 acres of
fine pasture, p miles from Lancaster
on Richmond pike, will Craze cattle at
75c per head per month. G. Y. Conn,
KY, r. F. ID. No. l.
At the Somerset fair last week, Ho-
mer Wray made Is shows, winning five
blues, nine reds and one third tie. j.
R. Beazley won on best mare and colt
and j. C. Bailey won two blues on his
fine mare.
A. T. Fitzwaters has a tree in his
back yard in Cynthiana that has a va
riety of productiveness. The other day
Mr.. Fitzwaters climed the tree to gath
err some grapes, and while up there he
discovered nice growth of butterbeans
and fine lot of peaches.
A firm of Illinois farmers sold AZ
steers averaging LAPS pounds at $3.50
at home, bringing in 5000. They es-
innate that the pigs following these
cattle made rs pounds of pork per
steer, at 81 cents, $500. Total returns
per steer, Sl0l. 95.-Colmans Rural
World.
]. F. Cook, of Lexington, but for
merly of this county, has a great stall
lion in High Order. by Highland Den
mark. dam by Allie Wilkes, End dam
by Black Squirrel, 3rd dam by Mont
rose. He won in the sweepstake sad
die ring at the Shelbyville fair. defeat
ing Red Mcdonald, who got second
Undulata Dare. who got third,
and four other good ones. MIR. Cook
has turned down an offer of SO. 500 for
the fine animal. He will show him at
the State Fair at Louisville next week.
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FINE FARM IN cARRARp c0UN.
TY FOR SALE:

A fine blue grass farm for sale situated on
new pike near Point Leavell and six miles
south OF Lancaster, containing 80 acres,
part of the John Walker tract, with hand
some new, two -story seven-room residence
thereon, with all necessary outbuildings and
good, new barn 40xs0. Well watered. six
never failing 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 such place please write
or see W. q. WALKER, stanford.
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CUT FLOWERS FOR SALE!

can furnish the public with the best. as
we'll as the freshest OF cut flowers, plants OF
notice. Also make a speciality OF wreaths
for for funeral purposes.
In connection with the above, i have all
kinds of vegetables on hand at reasonable
CHRISTIAN GREEN HOUSES,
ED HUBBARD, PRIOR.
stanford, Ky.
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Ordering Clothes

Have your measure taken by tailor OF ex-
perience, Then your clothes, whethera low
price business suit or the finest evening
clothes, will have that individuality ana NJ
which plainly indicate they were made 10
your measure. / will also take your meas
ure for extra trousers, fancy vests, top
coats'and overcoats. spring and summer
samples on hand ready for your inspection.
H.C. RIPLEY. The Tailor,
stanford, KY.
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RURAL TELEPHONES.

MR. FARMER Make home modern for civ
residence and place yourself position the
time This accomplished by telephone service
which neighbos for compared with
benefits received Call address direct to
Nashville Tenn information regarding special Gar
Line II enjoying telephone service
Immediately interest Our lines the Kentucky
of Indiana and
Illinois. EAST TENNESSEE TEL a TEL. CO.
oRArKpy
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Farm for ntforl9lO.

Farm contains 100 acres. Brick house OF
z rooms, barns, cribs and all outbuildings
and fine spring; ~ acres OF bottom land; ~
acres upland, balance In grass and timber.
Seeding rights this Fall. Would like to
rent before Sept. rs. Gall on
MRS. sALLIE J. PENNINGToN,
II. II. ID. No. I, stanford, Ky.
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Mrs. Wiggins-You heard the drug
gist say If you tried his pain killer you
would use no other.
Mr.. Virgins heard him, and
! saw him wink at the undertaken when
he said il.
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The Mckinney Woolsn Mills,
Mckinney, Ky.

Is now In operation and Is ready 70 serve
the public In making Jeans, Linseys
Blankets. Flannels, Yarns, Etc. viii either
work wool or exchange goods for IL. High
est market price for wool.
Oh. WRIGHT, Pror.
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mot going to write letters during
your last day at the beach?"
IL must finish this one, :" declared the
girl. This is the letter l started to
my fiance last June"
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l do not want five feet of books;
! merely want q pipe
To puff upon while mother cooks
Eleven feet Of pipe.
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SURVEYING AND CIVIL ENel.
NEERlNe.

am prepared to do all kinds of surveying
and civil engineering promptly. My Work
will be guaranteed and my prices are ren-
sonable. Write me ut Mckinney or call me
over the telephone through the Hustonyille
Exchange.
WALTER MCKINNEY.
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FARM FOR SALEI

The farm OF 40 acres, OF good blue grass
land. living one mile North OF Mckinney on
the stanford pike. Improvements ana
fencing good: plenty of water ana fruit.
Also 125 acres OF timhered land one mile
East of Mckinney half under fence plenty
OF water and good tobacco land. See grow
nc crop.s J.A.GIVENs, Agent,
Mckinney, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-07

"Wives are always so trustful on the
stage"
(which shows that realism on the
stage Is an utter myth"
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CONCRETING

creting, such as Block Work, Pavements
and. in fact, we can make any thing from >
house down to "a fence post. We can serve
you promptly and guarantee nrst-class
work and material. Gall and get our prices
before you buy your material at least.
PHILLIPS BROS,
Stanford, Ky.
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INSURANCE.
2. b. MAHONY

Il b MAHONI
Insures Tobacco, To-
baCco Barns. Hemp,
All Kinds of Farm
Property. Everything,
Everywhere. Light
ming. Fire. Tornado,
Life.Live Stock. Health
and Accident. Plate
GLASS; uretyon Bonds
Immediate attention
given to losses which
are paid without Ids
count.
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FOR SALE |

STOCK Dry Goods, Notions, Groceries,
Hardware, Tinware, &C.: about 5000. Do
ing fair business. Liberal terms.
q. n. HARRIS, Grab Orchard, KY.
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Believing that the people of Kentucky
will be interested in the organization of the
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13
Linen Sheeting

ing -212 yards wide, strictly all linen and just right for best sheets as we'll as washable skirts and costumes, should be $1.50-for today only, per yard ...... ......... .99c
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13
lSAAcS DISTRICT.

Issacs, July 12.-Mrs. Tossing and daughter. Miss Ida. left last week for Los Angeles, where they will remain until cooler weather
 Miss Florence Hancock of McKee's cash store spent Sunday with the home folks. Miss Naomi will spend the Aug ust vacation on the ranch She is one ! of the efficient central telephone girls.
 Mrs. w. H. Ryder and daughter, Ethel, her mother, Grandma Clark, and Mrs. Boone, all of Phoenix, spent Fri day afternoon with Grandma Beck and her daughter, Mrs. Jordan.
 J. J. Casey says he is finding out what a woman has to do these days, as he has installed himself as cook since his wife and children went to spend the summer with relatives in the east.
 Mrs. Barrett has so much improved in health that she is able to drive to Phoenix, taking little Roy beside her in the seat He is a fine little man for only ten months.
 The farmers along the Christy road are very much dissatisfied. They have no place to live but cosy homes, and nothing 10 eat except everything out of the ground and that can be bought at the stores mo way to get their mail except it be brought every day by a smiling mail carrier. wearing Uncle Sam's uniform; no way to get the news except the telephone or daily papers; no Wa.' to get to town except with rubber tired buggy or an auto, over gravel roads: no way to get money eX- a.a hK- gallfnrr rhiqganS af a dozen and butter at 8 cents a pound and alfalfa at SIP a ton. or a good young draft colt at S200, or a good milk COW at :6, or barley at S1.40 a hundred. or wheat at g a hundred, or the value in land doubling in price once in a while You city capitalists, don't forget to drop a tear when you eat your Sunday dinner for the poor. down -trodden farmer along the Christy road.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

of a violation of the Edmunds act Yes terday morning a young girl by the name of Antonia Torres went to the house of Constable Murphy and told him that things were not going right at her house. She said that her father and mother had separated and that Doremy had come in her fathers place. Her mother supported him by washing so that he had nothing to do but sit around the house and sleep and eat. Lately he had become more inde
 pendent because he seemed to think that his presence was indispensable to Mrs. Torres. and when he was not sleeping or eating he Was cursing the children. The constable sent the girl home and he followed later When he
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

comforts of both patrons and the com p9ny on the opening night and that a real metropolitan production in the line Of musical comedy will be in evil dence when the curtain rises on MT. Teal's opening production, Variety Isle"
 Corinne Carkeek. who plays the lead ing comedy character role in the Teal productions, will be seen at her best as Mrs. Gable in Variety Isle. The part is considered one of the most difficult essayed in musical comedy and the press reports to hand of her work
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

29-lnch Serpentlne Crepe In black, pink and light
 blue, so much in demand for Waists and KimOnOs, well worth 15c-fOr to- day only, yard 1Oc
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

A new innovation on the part of the management will be that of a dance given every Monday and Friday night after the show. Every effort will be made to make it as enjoyable and pleasant as possible for the patrons of the theater
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

PERSONAL MENTION


At the Hotel Adams: F F. Camp bell, Prescott: Mabbett Sutton, Los Angeles; J. F. Biraund. Prescott: Ma rion Conrad, Flagstaff; Milton C. Ryer, Denver; J. H. Fannin, San Fran cisco.
 At the Commercial: D. J. Galliher Fort Worth; Mrs. Hilson, city; Artie Love, Wickenburg; J. F. Reynolds, Ray; Jas. F.. MvGee, Chas. M. Fore man, Florence: J. Pitts. Ash Fork.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13
Of Local interest

THEY MADE A HIT-word has come from Flagstaff to the effect that the Phoenix baseball players who went north for a series of ball games last Saturday and the Fourth, made a de- cided hit with the Flagstaff aSgrega- tion "A finer bunch of clean and manly fellows have never entered Flag staff to participate in the national game" and other such complimentary remarks, including "The fastest set of players ever seen on the diamond," 'Duhnsen, Pierce, Glow and Warner captivated the town with fine, fast, sensational and phenomenal playing" The spokesman for the above remarks which come from Flagstaff was Claude D. Jones, now deputy recorder of Co., conino county, and who is said to be dabbling into politics every now and then.
 BOARD OF coNTRoL-The regu- lar meeting of the board of control was held yesterday. but with one ex- ception only routine matters were acted upon. The exception was the question of a sewer system for the town of Florence. Under an act of the legislature the board was given authority to cooperate with the town of Florence in extending the sewer system from the prison, through the town. which could cooperate in it's construction and maintenance if the board deemed it advisable to do so. Dr. Broadway. mayor of Florence was here yesterday and urged the board to make an investigation of the condi- tions. looking to that end. The board decided to do so and will have some one probably the territorial engineer, run the lines at an early day and re- port on the feasibility and desirsbility of a joint sewer system.
 HE GOT TOO GAY-Because he got to assuming too much of an air of proprietorship. Candelario Doremy is in jail on a charge of peace disturbance and later he will probably face charge
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COM
 MISSION HEARING.

Washington. July 12.-An extended series of hearings will be held on the Pacific coast next autumn by the in- terstate commerce commission at Spokane, Seattle, Portland, San Fran cisco. Los Angeles. Salt Lake City and Reno, and one may be held at Phoenix, AriZ.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

speak in most glowing terms of her as a musical comedy artist.
 The chorus, which is special fea- ture. will be heard in the sixteen big song and dance numbers that will pre- sent a feast for the eye gowned in a most elaborate wardrobe.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

arrived within earshot of the house he heard DOremy abusing the girl and he
 took him into custody. A warrant for peace disturbance was sworn out of
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

Justice JOhnstone's court and when District Attorney Alexander returns the matter of the violation of the Ed munds act will be taken up.
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13
RAYMOND TEAL
 AT THE. GRAND
The Opening Will Take Place Next
 Saturday Night.

The opening of the big Grand Sat urday night with the big Raymond Teal Musical Comedy company is
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13

looked forward to with much pleasure by theater goers in Phoenix. as it puts our city in the way to play many of tha big attractions that are en route to the coast during the summer months. The management assures
Arizona republican., 1909-07-13
SeCO Silk

A Washable Fabric That Looks Like the Purest Silk-Rich, lustrous sur face in neat stripes and figures, all the latest col brings, 27 inches wide and usually retailed at 50c- special today, yard .29c
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coat! Burn it quickl I've got to git fer home like
bazes and strip off my buds month ahead of time !"
He deserted his coat his hat and his precious paper
instantly and racing down the mountain trail left the
helpless Dan absolutely alone and unprotected with
the tireless little girl
Having undertaken to transfer the entire population
of the anth field of greater usefulness. Prairie
had lost time, during Billys excitement While
Dan engaged in beating Billys coats she came to
the steps again with captive insect in her grasp.
lick she said, as in expectation Of a great re-
ward. "tick-for-Unce Dam
NASTY tick! Throw him away!" said the foster
uncle emphaticay. Baby throw him away!
Nasty tick" repeated the youngster, hurting the
ant to the earth directed and then, Uncle Dan con-
tinuing to be occupied with the infested coat she
trotted off, fetched her ant before and calculating
Nasty tick" threw it down on the boot of the miner
and trudged patiently off for another
The following day appeared to justify many of his
apprehenSons Little Prairie very early succeeded
filling his Sunday boots with water and sugar indif-
ferenty mixed and Billy remained away, and Betsey
made no sign. Dan finally obliged to dig up and
scatter the ant-hill after which he adopted variant
ton to tiny speck of mica in the sand This he
picked up and placed in gold pan, resting the step
Shine, he said. Nice shine Baby git a shine for
uncle and put it in the pam"
She went to work at once, most faithfully and at
length big Dan beheld the last of her clean little dresses
and dusty ruin and the knees of her tiny stock
ings entirely worn away.
How he got through that day and night he could
never have told. Sunday morning he heartsore
and exhausted Betsey had ignored him utterly, and
little Prairie had not. 1t bright, warm morning
Seated his doorstep he finished a hour-sack gar
her at work fetching tiny specks of dross. When
length the dress he had made placed upon her he
leaned against the shack relief-and dropped into
slumber most profound.