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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

No precedent can be found in the his
tory OF this Commonwealth where a
Governor has pardoned fugitive from
justice. but, on the contrary. precedents
are many. where the Governors have
declined to consider such cases. You
doubtless know that il a criminal should
become fugitive. while his case is
pending in the Court of Appeals, that
the appeal would be dismissed Before
a criminal is entitled to ask the courts
to relieve him. he must submit himself
10 the custody of the law. This is a wise
and wholesome rule. never departed
from by the courts, and no Governor OF
this Commonwealth has ever ignored il
before. II he has the right to do so, il
ought TO be taken from him, as in Penn.
sylvania. Kentucky State Journal.
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ASHLAND BROOK,
NO tI76l

NO NltaNsl
Vol. n \. 4. III. H.. bred ~ TgE@Hs ;;sSs
or, C}corgctown. Ky. Ashland Brook was
foalcd las, solid bhy with left hind foot
white. stands iaA. hands high.
FFnIaHfE.--irrd by silent brook, No,
1910, record s:le's, the siro OF Margaret
Rathgntc, g.lli, Bette Brook, t3i 2;i'Aa, la
dy Belibrook, z.lIi., Jennie brook, a. 2;l5t,
illicit stone, 2.lsi, Lady BrooK. 2.u
AMI Running brook, 2;8l. silent Brook
by narknight, No. 49,, tn" sire of search 70
nght gsWii, brightlight, 2:usl., und Nnlpa,
gaais. parknight sired by Aicyonr No. ~
record s.E. Ashland brooks 1T dam Buna
Wren by Ashland wilkes, 2spi record 2;i1 .,
tnr sire of John X. Gentry, s.upis, sally lO-
Ter, s;0Si.; Ashland Wilkes sired by Red
Wilkes, l.ip. he by George wilkes. second
dam, side Lilly, by Pretendcr, lass, 3ru dam
by Jim Monroe. 80.
low with lots OF substance, has bold way
OF going with speed, stNlc and action. II is
oldest crop Of colts are two years Old, and
they are All one could expect. they aii bear
ms good colOrs with plenty oi Size, and
great style ANA nnish. Ashland brook viii
make the present season at 81 To Insure IA
living colt.
Viii also stand the great mule and lennet
lack, Billy keene, at SO Tor mares aud 81
for lennets 10 insure living colt. billy
Kcene was sired by Tom kcenv; lat dam by
the Imp. Palermo. ~ dam boy Levi Hubble ;
Prince, tue sire of joe Blackburn ann Brig
noha. Billy keene stands iuil 10 hands,
black, wsth white points aud "a "A breeder -
nlwnNs bringing the highest prices. Mares
traded. parted with or bred elsewhere for
fclts the Insurance and money oecoues due
az m. time of such transaction.
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THE WAKEFIELD.

Trial 2.sl trotting. Dark bay stallion, II
hands toalsd Angus, , is: j., , a"m SAUL 1a,,,
record 9lii,, sire Of Battleton. i-year-old
record 2tdi. American Belle. S-yr-old 2:li
and y Others "a s;gD lisi n son OF on war,
aud i1o others Ia tn. 2;lO list. onward was
sired by George wilkes 80.
snd dafn Duerma,sired by Nam brine klng
lgsh, sire of -, Including Lady of the Manor
z;oiiE. Lord Derby ssJ5', :. Heir at Law 700,
siN others IN 800
ard dam botiot. by Nutwood cn, the sire
Oh dam. Topaz by strathmore W., sire Of
So tu the list
sth dam. Willard by Albion, eth dam Ned
10y Edwin Forest 'th dam LADY Turner by
Mnmurino Chief H.
The Marnold tsa r"prcs"ntatiy" stallion
in al the word implies. To sny that he has
size, substance aud speed only la part em-
phasis. the qualities combined in THIS son
al naro bvvii. He has them and they nrr Of
such symmetrical character ~ 70 MAKE am
- stallion among many, His head and neck
body, feet and legs are perfect and when
seen la connection with his fauiticss gait
aud great beauty are especially impressive.
You should ~" this horse bcior" breeding.
You will say YOU never looked at "a better
one. The Wnrfgid II the only stallion that
has7 dams in the great bruod mare list IL"
has two Mamhrlno ktng crosses. two Mann
hrinn pntchcn. two Mambriuo chief, on"
Chimes, onward. George wilkes. Elcc-
tionrer, l Nutwood. = -tralhmorc, NOR"
trottinr crosses than any stallion aliNy.
The Warneld T. by narc peyii gfsss. record
$50. He by Mamhrino king 1879, ho 10y
Mnmbrino Pntch.n -. he by Mainhrino
Chief n. Dam Mercedes, 10y Chimes ssts, 10y
Eisctionecr ~.
bare Devil III great winner. He won the
championship at the National Horso show
in ls>, class 4; first National Horse show IN
is.S. ciaSs "; championship National Hors"
show lsva, class Z: FIRST National Horse snow
iS.s. class 10; championship National Hors"
show lgn. class 2; fret National Horse show
isa. class 3. first National Horse show 1879,
class 10; frst Boston Hors" show lHe, class
3: reserve Boston Horse show lpH. class
second Boston Horse show 1888. class ~ Sec
ond Boston Horse show ltst, elias, :; reserve
Boston Horse show 1919, class !; third Bo--
ton Horse show 1919, class Z lie sired The
Beau Ideal g:lb's. sire of Princess Heiru
g;WAil novils Daughter 2iisi, !. sarah Ham
I'm gilpi.. TTiner ssfi, ., Dare Devil, Jr. x.>'s.
VIII make the present season ~ my fnrtn
I mile from Mckinney, KY. at SIS To Insure
a Living Colt.
an. OWENS, Mckinney, Ky.
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I'D Rather Die, Doctor,

than have my feet cut of, " said NIL.
Bingham, of Princeville, Ill, "but
you'll die from gangrene (which had
eaten a way eight toesl il you don't",
said all doctors. Instead he used
Bucklen's Arnica Salve TIL wholly
cured. Its cures of Eczema, Fever
Sores, Boils, Burns and Piles as
found the world. 25c at Penny's Drug
Store
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KING EAGLE.


Vol. 9. A. y. n. r. King Eagle II IL hands
high. dark bay with flowing name and tail.
goes all the gaits with plenty OF speed style
nnd action.
PFDiaREE.-sired by Royni King, 2S.iS, he
by ON Time, 1s5, he by HtOnewnll jackson,
~ Royal Kings lst dam Mollie Mountz,
asst was by the noted Sire Onbbells licking
ton y. :. King Eagles list dam Hip, Solv'
she by Eagle Bird. lOla, he by old King Ea-
Harris Denmark. he by Miller's Denmark,
ia, ith dam by Jim Bell thoroughbred
NOrE. King Engle isa combined station,
n breeder of nne colored aud high styled
colts, they all having size, style and action.
He sired the colt that won the So stake M
the stanford Fair, and the 500 stake Mt Ian
caster defeating here four OF the get OF the
great Rex Peayine. This get OF King Eagle :
was second In the $40 stake at Harrodsburg
with "a entries and defeated the colt that
won this stake two out OF three shows. His
colts are in deman nd, bring the hig hest prices.
King Eagle will make the present season az
the low price OF yl5 to Insure living coll.
VIII also stand the great mule Jack, Jim
Keene, at $40 for mares and ~ for Iennets
Go insure a living colt. Jim keene, sired by
the great Billy Keene, LIST dam by the Imp.
John Wells IND dam by Beecher. Jim keene
A. l5s. hands high, black with white points, "A
All of The above mentioned stock will
miles West OF stanford on the shelby cny
pike. Mares traded, parted with or bred
Elsewhere forfeits the Insurance and money
becomes a ue ut the time OF such transacti
For further Information call ON or address
st. HARRIS A RoBr. WOODS,
Phone u. Ringa s,anford'ky
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In Memory Of T. B. Hutchinson.

Thomas B. Hutchinson was born IL
Middletown, Montgomery county, Mo.
in 1899 and departed this life at Gene,
va. Ark. Jan. rs, 1909. Deceased was
the second son Of Henley T.. Hutchin.
son, Of Crab Orchard. by his first wife,
Louisa Burch. aunt Of Mrs. Jane Buch-
auan, OF Crab Orchard, and w. S.
Burch. OF Stanford. He was in the
Civil war, being a sergeant in the Third
Missouri Vol Infantry and served to
the end. After being mustered out OF
the service he resided In Pitco county.
Mo-. until 1891. when he went TO Wau-
kegan, ILL.,. where he lived until his re-
cent removal to Arkansas. where for
several years he was purchasing mes
senger from Waukegan. ILL.,, TO Chica-
go. He was devout member Of the
Christian church and an elder in this
denomination for upward Of 30 years.
lie was an honest man. a true christian
and respected by all. In his death So
ciety has lost a worthy member and his
children kind and loving father. He
left quite a substantial estate.
Surviving him are his wife. Laura
Hutchinson, and his children. Mrs. An
ma Hellman. Mrs. Edna Holmes, Of
Deeriield. ILL.,. Mrs. Mabel Townsend,
Mrs. Julia Peterson. William and Jas.
Hutchinson, Of Waukegan. III. Also
three sisters. Mrs. Mary Kerr, of Wsu-
kegan. Mrs. Charity verdier. Of Mans
field. Mo. and Mrs. Amanda Steenber-
gen. Of Crab Orchard. and a brother.
Christopher Hutchinson. Of Crab Orch
ard. s.
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BRODHFAD.

Several from here attended tn
Barnes revival at Mt. Vernon.
j. F. Harris sold to Sala Doane
bunch Of yearling calves at an averag,
Of S1S.
a Sunday school has been organize,
at Sayers' school house with Ben Dill
bingham as superintendent and VIM
Owens, assistant.
Morris Farris, of the Negro Creel
section, while chopping wood a few
days ago. cut his knee badly. He i:
using crutches now.
Mrs. Kenser, mother of candidate fol
county superintendent of schools, Johr
Kenser, Of the Hansford neighborhood,
is very low with consumption.
Mrs. Andrew and Frank Graybeel, OF
West Plains. Ill, after an absence OF
% years, are visiting their mother. Mrs.
Sarah Padgett, of the Sayers neigh
borhood.
a telephone company in the southern
part Of this and the eastern part of Pu-
laski counties is being organized and
will be known as the Farmers Tele-
phone Co.
George Griffin, now deputy sheriff,
and who has been candidate for sher-
if, has. for reasons best known to him
self, withdrawn from the race, leaving
Thomas Nicely without an opponent.
The fight between the 80 or more
republican candidates for nomination
for county offices is getting very warm
and before May Is, the date of the pri-
mary, the scufile will become interest
ing.
Some of our farmers have begun
planting corn while others are waiting
for the dark of the moon. Seems there
will be larger crop of corn planted
this season in this county than ever be-
fore.
Last Sunday was Mr.. G. E. Painters
6ith birthday and the occasion was
made enjoyable for him by visit from
three of his daughters and their fami-
lies Mesdames Viola Newland. Lizzie
Swinford, of Lebanon Junction, and
Nellie Rice, of Livingston. MIR. Paint
er has one other daughter who was not |
present. Mrs. Charlotte Davis, of Flora
Vista, n. M.
X. b. Mahony, the insurance man of
Stanford, was here on business. c. II. |
Firth, Postmaster Robins and Hans
Robins were in Mt. Vernon on business.
Mrs. j. II, Jarrett visited relatives in
Mt. Vernon this week. Mrs. Alex |
W ills. of the Sayers section, is visiting |
her daughter in Cincinnati. Mrs. J.
W. Hutchison and son, Edward, visited
in Mt. Vernon this week.
Rev. A. j. Pike filed his regular APP
pointment at Berry, Harrison county,
The Baptist church here is still without
a pastor. Evangelist Barnes, who is
holding a revival at Mt. Vernon, sends
word that he will likely hold a weeks
here after he closes at Mt.
Vernon. On the fifth Sunday in May
the executive board of the Rockcastle
County Baptist Association meets with
the Freedom church, four miles South
Of here. The program for the exercis-
rs viii be out soon.
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Beau Naboth 45,00o,
By Naboth 10.

Beau Naboth's dam Nora Baughmnn 10y
Norval SfA. by Electionevr 10; 2nd dam Ie
In j., ny Metropolitan 1873. by Hnmbleton'
ian 10; ard dam Josephine by Mambrinc
starlight Spts by narlbay ttl 9TH dam Mary
Withers by oiNcr Thorough brcdl nth dnul
by Wagner. 9Th dam by Imp. Tranby IN
dam by Thorntons Rather.
Heau Nnboth T. n handsome hay, standing
iaah hands, Of great style and action and
has proved his ABILITY 10 impart his quail
ties To- his colts.
Wtll stand at the barn Of Felix White, II
miles south OF stanford, near somerset pike
ut ti5 to insure living colt.
Mares from n distance grazed NJ 90 a week
Money DUE when mare ~ traded or parted
with or bred elsewhere. The best personal
care taken, though no responsibility Tor nc
Cidents or escapes.
when advisable imprcgnator will be used
D. NJ. PErTTA. stanford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

MIR. +. G. Fritts, oneonta, n. Y,
writes: "My little girl was greatly
benefited by taking Foley's orino
Laxative, and think il is the best
remedy for constipation and liver
trouble" Foley's Orino Laxative rs
best for women and children, as IL is
mild, pleasant and effective, and is a
splendid spring medicine, as IL cleans
es the system and clears the complex
ion. New Stanford Drug Co.
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NEWS NOTES.


7. C. Graves. aged 80 years. asprom.
inent farmer Of Cumberland county, is
dead.
Floyd Frazier, who killed Mrs. Ellen
Flsnnery in Letcher county, got death
sentence.
James G. Todd, a prominent attorney
Of Owenton, died in his buggy while
driving home.
Peter +. Collier, editor and owner OF
Golfers Magazine, dropped dead in
New York City.
John l.. Bretz, Of Petersburg. Ind,
was fined 81 and DISTINGUISHED one year
for getting drunk.
Thomas Tomlinson, owner of Tate
Springs, Tenn. one Of the best-known
hotel men in the South. is dead.
Cleveland Combs. well known young
man. ended his life with carbolic acid
at the side Of his brothers grave in the
Catlettsburg cemetery.
Hardin S. Sharp, of Hopkins county,
committed suicide at his home by plac-
ing his toe against the trigger of a
shotgun and blowing off his head.
Isaac S. Morse was shot to death at
Nashville by Miss Gertrude Douglas.
The girl declared after the killing that
Morse had ruined her and then thrown
her over.
The dress Of Mrs. Lulie Hitch became
ignited while she was burning brush
near Claysville, Harrison county, and
she was so badly burned that death re-
suited in a few hours.
Plans for doubling the number of
United Cigar Stores have been made
and new 100000 corporation has
been formed by the men at the head
Of the American Tobacco Company.
Broughton Brandenburg. after con-
ference with his counsel. has decided
to surrender the Cabanne boy to his
father. though at first Brandenburg in
sisted that he would make fight to
keep the youngster.
J. A. Harris, prominent insurance
and real estate dealer. was convicted in
the Circuit Court at greensboro Of ar
son and sentenced TO two years in the
He was charged with at
tempting to burn his store building in
February last.
Delaware county, Ind, voted dry"
by a majority Of about $500. Muncie.
the comfy seat, voted whisky out by
200. The result of the election was
watched with great interest. as Muncie
IS so far the largest Indiana city to vote
On the saloon question. More than so
saloons will close.
jackson and White counties, Ind
voted dry" in local option elections.
the former by an unofficial majority of
$40 and the latter by about 1000.
twenty-five saloons will be closed in |
Jackson county and two in White. The |
total number of counties dry" under
the local option law is now a.
Suit has been filed in the Lyon coun-
ty Circuit Court by N. W. Utley, for
mer State Senator. against Henry Ben
nett and his attorneys. Wheeler Camp.
bell. George Du Relic and Carl Hender-
son. for $4,000 damages. Senator Ut
ey was named as one OF a number OF
alleged night riders and is of course
not guilty.
Judge William VI. Hart overruled the
notion for new trial in the case of
Col Duncan b. and Robin j. Cooper,
recently convicted at Nashville Of the
murder of former United States Sena-
Tor f. W. Carmack. The defense at
,nce gave notice of an appeal to the
Supreme Court and waived the formal
sentence Of 20 years in the penitentiary.
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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

Foley's Honey and Tar is safe
guard against serious results from
Spring colds, which inhame the lungs
and develop into pneumonia. Avoid
counterfeits by insisting upon having
the genuine Foley's Honey and Tar,
which contains no harmful drugs.
New Stanford Drug Co.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

Don't'drug the stomach, or stimu-
late the Heart or Kidneys. That is
wrong. 1t is the weak nerves that are
crying out for help. Vitalize these
weak inside controlling nerves with
DIR. Shops Restorative, and see how
quickly good health will come to you
again. Test it and see! Sold by Pen
nyis Drug Store,
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GOLD BOND

speedy son. Of the wilkes family. Foaled
May y. leS. -
SfREs-Red Bond. Rcd wilkes, Old
George wilkes, Hysdicks HamhlctOninn.
nAMs.-f3ambetta wilkes the greatest liv
ina sire OF trottersl. Ind dam q. v. CLAY
tsold for more money than any horse ever
brought TO Boyle county. 8rd dam IT. W.
morc. tst. Gilmore produced Idol aud two
others better than si9oi she n In the old
brood mare list.
This colt II handsome, dark bay, lSl
hands; Of great Substance and style. can
show a forty clip, without any track hand
ling. Il level headed. easily handled, should
transmit grcut form, style and speed To hts
colts, which should sell.roadily ut fnncy
prices. Will make the season OF 1919 ~ my
hrm midway between Danville ard stan
ford on the s9ort pike ~ $40 TO insure n Nv
INF colt. win he handled for speed after
season,
"a. r. SMITH. r. y. u. No, 2, Box %,
STAMFORD, Ky. Phone lls-A, Danyilio.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

Miss Adele Boas. the missing daugh-
ter of Arthur 4. Boas. of New York,
was found on board a train arriving
from Boston. and was taken to the
home Of her father. She said she left
home "merely to see the world"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

Jack Daniels of Lynchburg, Tenn. ,
former owner Of the famous Jack Dan
iels distillery. has been converted and
has been baptized into the Baptist
church. He insists that his name be
no longer used in connection with the
whisky which he made famous.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

Pains of women, head pains, or any
pain stopped In ~ minutes sure, with
DR.. Shops Pink Pain Tablets. See
full formula on 25c Box. Sold by PEN
ny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

Taylor. Finley and Howard are free
by the hand of Governor Wilson, but
with the same hand he has dug a grave
for RepubllcanisIn in Kentucky SO deep
that there will never come the day Of
resurrection. -paducah News Demo
crat.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

To store torpedoes the French gov
eminent has sunk in the Mediterranean,
near Toulon. an artificial island Of con-
crete and steele.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

Preyentics those Candy Cold Cure
Tablets-will safely and quickly check
all colds and the Grip. Try them once
and see. is-25c. Sold by Pennys Drug
Store.
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Swept over Niagara.

This terrible calamity often happens
because the careless boatman. ignores
the rivers warnings-growing ripples
aud faster current Nature warnings
are kind. That dull pain or ache inthe
back warns you the Kidneys need at
tention If you would escape fatal mala-
dies-Dropsy, Diabetes or Bright di-
sease. Take Electric Bitters at once
and see Bsckache fly and all your
best feelings return. "After long suf-
fering from weak kidneys and lame
back, one 81 bottle wholly cured me, "
writes j. II. Blankenship, of Belk,
Tenn. Only SOC at Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

At meeting of the State Board of
Education at Frankfort. May IL was
fixed for the county boards of educa-
ton to meet in each of the lis counties
OF the State. examine the bids, the
samples of books submitted by the va
rous book companies, and vote upon
which bid they wish selected for the
contract of supplying the State with
school books for the next five years.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

The cleverest imitation of real Cot
fee ever yet made is DR.. Shops
Health Coffee. IL is fine in flavor
and is made In just one minute. No
tedious 20 or 80 minutes boiling. Made
from pure parched grains, malt, nuts,
etc. Sample free. Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-04-30

New York urban railways receive
nearly So. 000. 900 q month In fares.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1909-12-06
INLAND WATERWAYS AND
RAILWAYS ARE COMPARED

Waterways as routes for transportation
possess over railways certain decided ad-
VantaSes, as follows.
Foremost in Importance is the fact that
the United States waterways arc public
highways, open TO every boat. irrespec-
tive OF its ownership: second, their chan
uels are usually so wide that boats can
always freely pass each other. and each
boat is usually independent OF all others
TO use of both channel and landings.
third, landings can usually be made and
passengers and freight discharged at any
point along the route at the VIII of the
boat agents; fourth. the use OF the wa
tcrway and landing places is usually
either free from tolls or charge for cost
OF construction and maintenance, or else
the charge Is slight,
Other advantages exist. but they are
OF minor Importance. In proportion as
any of these conditions are restricted by
nature or by monopoly or by tariff
charges the advantages Of water trans
portatlon diminish very promptly.
on the other hand. waterways as routes
for transportation in comparison with
RAILWAYS have disadvantages. as follows:
They are rarely straight. and are uSu
ally much longer than corresponding rail
routes almost always ono and one-half
times as long and often three times,
They are subject 10 special delays by
weather conditions, as by fogs liable 10
occur at any time OF day or night FOR
uncertain and very variable intervals
nations. occurring less often but lasting
longer at a time.
They naturally occupy the lowest lev
els OF large areas 50 that necessarily all
fraiehts after being unloaded must be
hauled uphill in order 10 reach a place
Of actual use or sale.
Good natural wharves and landings arc
few. good artificial wharves or landings
are too expensive for construction by
small communities. and cost of rehand-
ling from shipper 10 boat and irom boat
10 consignec is usually large.
Boat service being easy OF installation
and comparatively free OF monopoly and
control is not easily organized under
large companies: through shipments are
MOI easily arranged and guaranteed be-
tween distant points.
Repeated rehaudling hv irresponsible
persons often becomes necessary, and
damage to through freights Is not easily
prevented nor it's responsibility easily de-
ternlincd, nor it's cost easily adjusted.
In proportion as these conditions GO -, arc
zion Increases and the freight charge
must he increased or the boat must go
oug OF business. These DISADVANTAGES
NAV often be so great as 10 determine
the shipper 10 send the goods by rail.
/ o~cn when the ton -per-mise freight
charge nv water is considerably less.