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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-29
MoRGAN's MEN REUNION.

Maj. II NJ. Taylor, who is now on
the staff Of Col. w. B. Haldeman, oil
the United Confederat Veterans OF
Kentucky, and Col Green r. Keller, Of
Carlisle, are completing arrangements
for the reunion OF Gen. John H. Nor
gan's men, which will be held on the
Parks Hill assembly grounds at Parks
Hill, Nicholas county. Aug. -l6 and
II. The greatest reunion in the his
tory of the Morgan's Men Associa
ton is expected. Members of the or
phan brigade and other famous con
federate commands have been invited
to participate and a great time for
the old soldiers who wore the gray is
being prepared for. The officers OF
the organization are: Gen. B. W.
Duke, of Louisville, president; ]. w
Bowles, Of Louisville, first vice presi-
dent; Judge NJ. c. Saufley, of Stan.
ford, second vice president; Mai. o.
S. Tenney, of Lexington, third vice
president; Green R. Keller, OF Carlisle
secretary; the Rev. DR.. E. o. Guer-
rant. of Wilmore, Chaplain; L. r..
Young, of Lexington, Commissary.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-29

COL. DAVE DUNN PASSES AWAY
IN DANvILLE.

Col. David Dunn, aged &c years, one
of the most prominent men Of Boyle
county, died at his home in Danyille
Thursday night after a long illness.
He was the father of Mrs. MS. Baugb.
man, Mrs. ]. w. Baughman, of Lincoln
county; Col. /. w. Dunn and Misses
Cyrena and Mary Dunn, of Danville,
ali of whom survive MIN and were
at his bedside when the end came.
SURPRISE THEIR FRIENDS
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-29
tt1icE TO SHAREHOLDERS or
LINCOLN COUNTY NATion.
AL BANK.

AT a meeting OF the directors OF
this bank. at its banking house in
Stanford. Ky, on June ~. lsIO.lt was
resolved that meeting Of he share.
holders be called to meet on Tuesday;
July 26, 1910. at its banking office
in Stanford. Ky..to vote on the propo.
sition TO amend the articles OF associa.
ton of this bank as follows.
FiIst-To increase capital toslO0.
coo and TO authorize the directors to
set price of new stock. Sscond-To
increase the number OF directors TO
fifteen. W. NJ. Bright. Cashier
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-29
CONCRETING

We are in position TO do all kinds OF con-
ereting, such as Block Work, Payements
and, In fact, we can make any thing from
house down TO q fence post. We can serve
work and material. Gall and get our prices
before you buy your material At least.
PHILLIPS BROS.
Stamford, Ky.
.ut.r.f a.. q. &C., ? -
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-29

There will be no preaching at the
Baptist church Sunday. Pastor Hos
kins will attend the meeting OF the
ministers and deacons and Sunday
school union of the South Kentucky
Association at the Pleasan Point Bap-
fist church.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-29
No Man is Stronger
Than His Stomach

a strong man Is strong all over. No man can be
strong who is suffering from weak stomach with its
consequent indigestion, or from some other disease
Of the stomach and its associated organs, which inn
pairs digestion and nutrition. For when the stomach
Il weak diseased there is loss of the nutrition
contained in food, which is the Of all physical
strength. When q man doesn't feel Just right"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-29
CUT FLOWERS FOR sALEl

can furnish the public with the best. as
ali kinds, bulbs, ported flowers, on short
notice. Also make . speciality Of wreaths
In eonnectioh With the above, have all
kinds. of vegetables ON hand 81 reasonable
oHRIsraAN GREEN HOUSES,
ND HUBBARD, PRoR.
Stanford, KY.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-29

feeling stomach after irabe despond
he losing
Saeh should Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
OF digestion nutrition. enriches blood
GIVES HEdLTH and STRENGTH TO
TINE WHOLE BODY.
Yes can't afford TO sesspt t,a sbststs for s
thereby make Ihs br profit Issdsn prisssd
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

dalous divorce permitted entry into Christian house of
 ous iberDe things against which every bound pro test and protesting PROTECT HERSELF to prevent repe ton and to PURIFY THE ATMOSPHERE OF SOCIAL LIFE
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
WOrnen's Clubs Have
 Proved Their Usefulness


 of me ZXK oMENs CLUBS NOT FUTILE. THEY HAVE DONE GOOD EVERY SPHERE OF Hu- N1 MAN ACTIVITY.
 y have created demand for pure food, milk and water bettered legislation and chdren abolished many nsantary condions HELPED SAVE FORESTS FROM DEMOLITION; DONE AWAY WITH IMMORAL THEATRES, moving picture shows and postcards opened pagound and gardens for children radd and confcated their short weights and and have done many things worth while Almost every club has SERIOUS PURPOSE And hundreds and thousands of good and practical results they would devote much of their time to them.
 clUBWoMEN OFTEN HAVE BEEN ACCUSED OF DEVoTlNo FUNCTIONS AND OTHER FRvoLITEs SPENDING MONEY FOR NEW CLOTHES MEETINGS THEY HAVE BEEN coNTRi7UT TOWARD ORGANIZATIONS WHICH THEY BELONG A cLUBwoMEN. MOST OF THEM ARE CERTAINLY SINCERE GOOD WORKERS.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
Press Comment

A brave captain of police of the city of Los Angeles was killed last year by two desperate burglars one of whom was in turn killed by the police. The other burglar was cap tured, duly tried and convicted and sent to San Quentin. Last week the burglar was taken before a judge of the superior court at Sacramento. under a writ of habeas corpus. and was set at liberty. The ground on which the learned judge set him at liberty was that the indictment under which he was convicted was fatally defective" What was the fatal de feet" in the indictment? Merely that he was charged with murdering the police captain with a deadly weap- on.' The judge held that the in dictment should have stated what kind of a weapon it was, The indict- ment was in regular form in this par ticular. 1t having been the custom of prosecuting attorneys in California from time immemorial to make no further description of a lethal weapon than that it was a deadly weapon
 Great is the idol of technicality Is it any wonder that there IS clamor all over the country ioi more common sense on the behcn Phoenix Republican.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

i for active work, Aot one hint has come from the republican leaders in regard to any feature or provision desired in the constitution. But they know just what they are going to put in 1t, if they have the power, and they probably have the constitution drafted already.
 It is true that the democrats are not enumerating in detail the pro visions they desire. but they are talking these matters over. The leaders of democracy in Arizona are not laying down the law" to the voters. but are simply waiting for the voters to select their delegates and tell those delegates what is wanted. IL is proposed by the dem ocrats that in case their party shall control. the convention shall be a deliberative body in every sense of the word. and that free and unre- stricted discussion shall finally bring forth. by 8 majority vote, the com pleted document.
 Constitution maklng. if it is not to be a great farce. must be left to the people. If there is to be any real test of intelligence and good judgment, the delegates to the constitutional convention must create and adopt their own fundamental law, with no dictstion from any boss. The democrats offer the only oppor- tunity along this line. Their attitude proves this. just as the attitude cf Delegate Cameron and other repub- licans proves the opposite.
 The democrats claim, and with am- pie reason, that the people have the brains and patriotism to frame a con stitution that will meet the require ments of the new state government The only thing the democratic lead CTS are insisting upon is that the Arizona constitution shall be framed in Arizona by Arizona people. Fur ther than that they have nothing to say which can be construed as an attempt to influence the voters. Dem ocrats are proud of the quality of our citizenship. and have no doubt what ever in regard to the ability of a free convention to aoquit itself with credit to the great commonwealth Let the people decide.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
WOman's Duty to Purify
 Atmosphere of Social Life.

WILLIAM P. of ~ OCIETY, If 1t anything means COMPANIONSHIP. The pleasures of dinner party the food drink and the pleasure of ball merely dance but in the mingng and getting and giving enjoyment
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
FAIL TO AGREE

CHocAGO, July 19.-Despite an ex- tended conference today the prose cution and defense were unable to agree upon a judge to hear the sec ond trial of Lee O'Neil Browne. demo cratic legislative leader charged with bribery. Browne will appear in Judge Dupuy's division of the criminal court tomorrow to arrange for his retrial which is scheduled to begin on July 25.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
SHALL THE CONVENTION FRAME CONSTITUTION?

As the dates for the selection of delegates. their consening in conven-
 ton draw nearer, the issue narrows down to the question of whether the constitution for the new state shall be framed by the delegates them selves, or by Washington. Thanks 10 the republican attitude in the territory during the past few weeks. this has been made plain. Notvith- standing the nearness of the date
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
GO SOuth"-
 A Remedy For Many of Our Problems.
By conae,.nsn JOSEPH E RANsDrLL of LouI,ians

0 SOUTH. YOUNG MEN AND IMMIGRANTS. THIS IS A REMEDY FOR THE EXODUS OF MANY OF OUR BEST CITIZENS INTO THE BRITISH POSSESSIONS NORTH OF THE UNITED STATES AND THE RAPID CONGESTION OF OUR CITIES CAUSED BY THE GROWING UNPoPULARITY OF LIFE ON THE FARM
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
"BATTY."

If you don't go out and root, to Help the home team win the game; If some fan speaks of a player. and you've never heard his name If come fellow kicks your bunion and you don't say. I'm to blame, r You're "Ba,ty." If you don't declare that vaudeville Is better than a play; If Jim Jones shows you some rocks You don't say they are o. K. If at nine p. m. you say, Good Night I'm going to the hay"
 You're Patty" If you go into restaurant To get a bowl of soup And the waiter pours it down your
 back
 Until you loop the loop. And you fail to beg his pardon. But instead let out a whoop,
 You're "Batty." After you've decided that youm ride The distance IS so far. If some fellow asks you for a match to light a bum cigar, And you don't search till you find
 one,
 Even tho you miss your ear
 You're "Batty." n some fellow smoking Dake's Mis-, Blows smoke right in your eyes Until people passing by declare, 'I wonder why he cries." And you don't stand there and take b To make out he's talking wise,
 You're "Batty"
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

The Republican need not lose any unnecessary sleep about the demo- crats in Arizona. That party has managed to stagger along the past twenty-five years in control of nearly all the elective offices in the terri tory, and its record along the lines of economy and integrity is unim- paired.-Arizona Democrat.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

SANTA CRUZ July Is.-Acting Lieutenant Governor c. D. Paine of Nevada died here in a sanitarium today after a lingering illness. He was here to escape she heat of Neva- da. Relatives were with him when he died. Pine was a state senator when Governor Sparks died and Lieu tenant Governor Dickerson became the states chief executive.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

Under the existing circumstances We believe the democratic territorial central committee acted with good judgment Saturday at Prescott fin unanimously agreeing that the party in each of the counties of the terri tory should nominate a full set of delegates to the constitutional con vention. This action puts an end to any further talk of bipartisan tickets.
 With full tickets nominated by both parties, the voters should be able to select men who will safeguard his interests. irrespective of political affil- iations. And the fact that this is realized by republicans and democrats will make it likely that first-class men will be nominated as delegates Phoenix Gazette.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

FAR MORE THAN MANY REALIZE. IT IS IN 4 WOMAN TO PURIFY THE TONE OF THE LIFT
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR DIES

BILLY" BAsKwELL.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

TS,
 judgment the drift of people from the farms the cities is one of the fruitful CAUSES OF THE HIGH PRICE LIVING
 products-and the food heaviest item of the ground the and when be number of consumers dwell cities dproportonay exceeds the pro ducers country naturally results in high prices
 The southern would GLADLY FURNISH HOMES TO EVERY OF OUR OWN CITIZENS who have gone Canada contemplate would welcome all the boys and girls who have left expect leave the hardh of northern farms seek unfamiliar work in congested cities Moreover supply great many the foreigners who seek shoe and we are really ANXIOUS TO RECEIVE ALL GOOD MIMI GRANTS Teutonc Scandinavian British and French
 The FARMS ARE NOT THE ONLY THINGS the south has offer An inspection of mining, mercantile and manufacturing statistics would show that That the south healthy section preposerous The whites just healthy whites other portion of the country.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-07-20

HAS A rNhI. HE FABLE Or UNA AND THE LION IS FACT SHELTERED IN HER RESTRICTIVE moDEsTY AND PURENEss, GIRL HAS THE POWER NOT ONLY TO RESIST AND TO REFUSE sur, FAR MORE THAN THAT TO PUT TO SHAME AND TOUT THE INCIDENCE OF A PREsUmPTIVE FAMILIARITY
 The tolerance of an intoxicated man in any house after first ofense, the recognition of men women living in the sin of so called marriage after scan-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-04

mart, NcIldlIuer q hdrA NIOlnlnH.
Wooltex Coats and Suits for Women.
Red Cross Shoes for Women.
Red Goose Shoes for Children.
Johnson-Murphy Shoes for Men.
Blocks Work Gloves.
Manhattan Shirts.
Lewis Underwear.
Pendleton Indian Robes and Blankets.
Royal Worcester, Bon Ton, Adiusto and
Gossard Corsets.
T. P. w. Special Coffee, best 25c Cof-
fee on earth.
Carl & Wilson, , for 25c Collars.
When You come to Pendleton make our
store your headquarters.
Use our rest room, make yourself at home
here.
We ask YOU to compare our prices with
those of any other store, then come here
and compare the merchandise we are of
fering and be convinced that we can give
you more for your money than you can
obtain at any other store in Eastern Ore
gon. We guarantee these prices to be
genuine reductions. Positively no man
Carhartts Overalls
look large.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1910-07-04

I'LL CLEARANCE here of of goods
Hill store
nj 10
HIN The
ll ed the stocks and aormens a
Hill cut than usual quickly
Hill All who value thrift
Hill needed and sasone goods aanlu how truly
Ill extraordinary he
ll We vemad prices hem tina
Hill will make them msIL
Ii Read all the the
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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-02-25
I REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Courtesy Codington Co. Abstract CO..
Frank E. Haraden to VIM. Heath
cote part Of nWa Of sw4 8, 11s.
81 $500. y, !. & z:..5
John H. Giese to Samuel b.
Hess,e SO IT lots Is blk4 Brock D
add 81 $50.
Teresa Platt to j. B. Scott SET
and sw3 ne4 3o,119.35, st, 900.
Herman Schmeling to Emilia
Schmeiing nw4 and 100 acres Of
wei sec 10 nea Of 81 20 and sw4
%, Ills, 81 ST..
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-02-25
Round &C..

tAV0il0 DE-
The blows OF both men have lost
much of early force. Suddenly VOL
CAST changed right, catching Nelson
flush on the mouth. Nelson present
ed sorry picture as the blood COW
cred him from head to foot.
Round SO. d
| Wolgast swung two rights to Nell
sons eyes and Nelson was half blind
ed His blows are wind and he finds
it difficult to find Wolgast They
mixed it and Wolgast planted two
hard rights in stomach and Nelson
clinched.
Round "a.
| Bets were offered at evens at this
stage with no Nelson money in sight.
Nelson seemed to be entirely at sea.
They closed in and Wolgast brought
blood from the champs face with two
left arm jclts. Wolgast's round.
Round IS.
Nelson's face was sight as he
came to the center of the ring. All
life seemed to have gone out of him.
Wolgast staggered Nelson with terri.
fc left swings to jaw and got Nelson
going. Bell saved champ from Ger.
tain defeat.
Round So.
Nelson came UP weak, but he waded
into but could not see Wolgast. The
latter danced around the champ and
rained blow after blow. Nelson tot.
tered into a clinch but Wolgast fought
warily, taking no chances of battler's
Sailing. Wolgast kept up a constant
conversation with the spectators, who
yelled new champ" at him.
Round 81.
Nelson's ability to stem the tide a
wonderful exhibition Wolgast almost
sent the champion through the ropes
with right smash to jaw. Nelson tot.
tered about the ring helplessly. <
Round SO.
hOulusuu WdutGu u throw up Lue
sponge, but other Nelson seconds took
sponge from him and threw it in the
bucket. Wolgast peppered away at
the champion and the crowd yelled
for him to finish his man and TO end
the agony. Betting now two to one
on Wolgast.5
Round 81. &
Wolgast appeared loath to put In
the finishing touch. Finally he almost
sent Nelson to the floor, landing blow
after blow on the champions face.t
Round 49,
Wolgast backed away looking for an
opportunity for a final blow. He
smashed the beaten champion flush on
the jaw with mighty right. Nelson
tottered and was on the point OF col
lapse when Referee Smith stopped the
fight, and gave the verdict to Wolgast.
Nelson tried to shake the hand Of his
conqueror but was SO weak that he
was quickly dragged to his corner.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-02-25

If you have beauty--we take it;
If you have Motive make it, at
Gray Studio. 2Otf.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-02-25

# you will just take Kodol now
and then you need not fear Or hes
itate to get all the good food you
want. for Kodol willsdigest what
ever you eat. Kodol is for weak
and sour stomachs. Kodol is pleas
ant to take and, it is guaranteed
to give relief at once. Sold by
all druggists. 1886
Dr. Bells Pine-1 ar-Honev
y Coughs and Colds
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1910-02-25

"a Snap---I have only
5 Position tanning mills
left, fitted with wire
seive macarona gang.
Satlsfactl ton 6 Il ar a a
teed or money back.
G. r. Goss, room %,
Goss block. If
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-03
A FLAG of Truce For a pou.

One day when Washingtons army
lay in winter quarters at Valley Forge
fine hunting dog, evidently lost,
came to seek something to eat. Wash
ington and his staff were dining at
the time. On the dogs collar was the
name General Howe" Washington
gave orders that the dog should be
fed and it was then sent to Philadel-
phia under flag of truce, with a let
ter reading: General Washington's
compliments to General Howe. He
does himself the pleasure to return to
him Il dog which accidentally fell into
his hands and by the inscription on
the collar appears to belong to Gen
eral Howe" The British commander
in reply sent cordial letter conveying
his warm thanks for this act of cour-
tesy of his enemy.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-03
St. Valentines Post.

One child is selected as postman
This player is blindfoldeu. and the
others sit around the room in circle.
The hostess or some other grown per-
son acts as postmistress and gives to
each child the name of a city or town.
The blind postman is led to the middle
Of the circle. and the pOstmistress
takes position where she can see
most of the players. She then calls
81 have sent Il valentine from Boston
to Denver" for example. and the chill
dren representing these cities change
places as quickly and quietly as pos
sible. The postman tries to catch one
as they run, and if he succeeds in doing
this or i'll sitting in one of the empty
chairs the child who is caught or
whose chair he has taken becomes
postman. The retiring postman is re-
warded by heart shaped valentine
slipped into a little heart shaped en-
velope and addressed ITO My Valen-
tine" If child remains seated when
his name is called he must take the
postman's place.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-03
Nabuco a Versatile Genius,

Ambassador Nubuco OF Brazil is one
of the most accomplished diplomats in
Washington. 1t was said by Director
John Barrett of the pan-American bu-
reau that he could write treatise on
international law in English with his
right hand and French poem with
the other which would deceive the
critics into thinking it was the wori;
of some renowned poet.
He was brought up in the days of
the RraIlian empire in Il cultured
home full of the most refined associa-
lions. ana he says that the young men
of his country IF that day spent their
time among books. while now the
young lacn # the same are take trips
to the United States ard England to
complete their education along bust
ness lines. The amlas aoCr has had
the benefit Of both systems. and he
works at his desl; Stl"Gin@, present
ing an unusual arnearan from his
six feet in HEIGHT AID i3li,ary car
riage. he was IN nrGnnt supporter of
the great el.fneror 4, 4 on" o. he las,
to be rec0nried to his Being driven
from the throne
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-03
An Cnp!esssnt Surprise.

A fussy passenger in Il suburban
trolley car suddenly discovered that he
had Il grievance against the road and
forthwith preceded to abuse the con-
ductor.
The latter was a small man who
persisted in saving that rules were
rules and that he had no discretion i'll
the matter.
Finally the fussy man became SO
very warm and seemed so determined
to resort to tistic h0s.ilities that an in
nocent bystander felt compelled to in
terfcre.
Don't lick the conductor" he said.
Lick the superintendent"
And just then il two listed six footer
who must have weighed 200 pounds
at least arose from a nearby seat.
'That's a very good suggestion" he
quietly remarked. I'm the superin-
tendent."
Whereupon the fussy man quietly
slid into the nearest empty seat
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-02-03
PEOPLE OF THE DAY FOR TIE CHILDREN
A LASTING Valentine.

st. Valentines day was approach
ing. and Jennie and Rosie spent all
their leisure time in fashioning pretty
cards for their friends.
While busy at work mamma entered
their nursery. and. seating herself be-
tween the desks, she began:
Il heard Il sad story just now. Mrs
Browns little girl had fall the other
day and will probably be laid up for
many months. Would you like to
make her valentine?"
would we?" they shouted in glee.
Lets make her one that will last"
said mamma. Il read about a novel
idea for such n one the other day. I'll
get the slip of paper and read it to
you"
Mother returned and read:
ELEVEN large. strong envelopes were
obtained and marked one for each
month. beginning with February. A
subject was chosen for each envelope.
and picture Of each subject was
placed on the outside. Each recep-
tuNlc was Hllcu Win all tIe pictures
that could be obtained touching upon
that subject. These were cut from
old magazines or advertisements. The
February envelope contained pictures
Of and about George Washington,
and a pretty valentine was also found
hidden away. The other envelopes
contained: March. maple sugar
camp; April. spring flowers; May a
visit to the farm; June. visit to the
mountains; July. a visit to the sea-
shore and Fourth of July celebra-
tions; August, Il menagerie; Septem-
ber Il ride on train; October. nuts.
nutting ard nut trees; November,
THANKSGIVING; December, Christmas
in many lands"
Jennie and Rosie grasped the idea at
once, and in flash they were skim
ming through old magazines for the
necessary materials.
Mrs. Brown, their washerwOman.
rang the bell In the afternoon of ST.
Valentines day to thank the little
misses. and by the way she described
her child's joy at receiving their token
the sisters felt that they were more
than repaid for their trouble.-Phila-
delphia Ledger.