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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02
Catania, 2 kwietnia. - Ma pa


re mil Cd Borello, O ktore obawia
no sic bardzo, re zostanie zala-
ne lava z Etny, skrecila plynaca
lava w box i zalala doline Lisi.
Obecnie plynie lava w kierunku
Eisterna CD Regina. Drugi stru-
mien lawy posuwa sic wolno ku
gorze Nocilla.
Wczoraj popo}udniu dosiegla
lava wioski Cavalicze, skladaja-
cei sic so domow i zniszczyla
je zupelnie. Mieszkahcy wioski
zdolali sic uratowae ucieczka.
Budapest, 2 kwietnia. - DR..
1. Herzog dokona} W medycynie
odkrycia, majacego niezwykle do
niosle znaczenie. Zbadai on po-
znal dokiadnie nature zarazka
drahomy, czyli popularnie zwane
go egipskiego zapalenia oczu.
Dzieki tenu odkryciu bedzie mo-
zliwa skuteczna walka przeciw tel
tax ciezkiej i zarazliwej chorobie.
Sprawa budzi tenn wieksze zain-
teresowanie, re prof. berlihski DIR.
Greeff miai odkryc tego zarazka,
gdy tymczasem zarazek odkryty
przez Herzoga ma mice inne ce-
chy. SWAT lekarski zajmuje sic
nowem odkryciem niezwykle zy-
wo. ...
Budapest, 2 kwietnia. - Przy-
czyna straszhej, znanej z telegra
NOW katastrofy W Ekerite jest
poniekQd miejscowa wiadza bu-
,doWlana, ktora zezWolila ma Cd
bywanie liczniejscych zebraii W
budynku ME nadajacym najzupel-
niej do tego celu.
Liczba ofiar katastrofy wzro-
sla do 335, gdyz wiele osob z cle-
zko rannych wyzionelo ducha.
Rada niasta Wiednia lchwali-
la 10000 koron $4,000 na do
tkniete .powyzsza katastrofa oso-
by, gl6wnie pozostale sieroty.
Skiadki rosna szczegolnie wsrod
.tutejszych kol towarzyskich. -qz2zi
Paryz, 2 kwietnia. - L nadsy-
lanych til depesz Adds Abeba
wynika, re Menelik zostai znowu
przedwczesnie pogrzebany, gdyz
zyje jeszcze, tylko jest ciezko
chory.
Sosnowiec, Polska, 2 kwietnia.
w obecnosci kilkuset widow O.
klaskujacych wzloty dwu skrzy-
dlowego aeroplanu, nagle spadi
samolot ten Z wysokosci 1900
stop ma ziemie, raniac ciezko a.
wiatora NJ. Ugota i pasazera jego
H. ,,von" Heykinga. Zyciu obyd-
WI grozi powazne niebezpieczeil-
stWo.
Paryz, 2 kwietnia. - Izba de-
putowanych uchWalila budowe w
tym roku dwoch pancernikow
najnowszego systemu, typu nDre-
adnought".
(Jest TO pierwszy objaw cd lat
paru, re Francya, ktorej flota
znajduje sic w stanie ponlze]
wszelkiej krytyki, zabiera sic ma
seryo do wzmocnienia tax konie-
cznei w obecnym uk}adzie euro
peiskich stosunk6w politycznych
floty. Przyp. red.)
Meksyk, miasto, 2 kwietnia. -
w oredziu SVEN wystosowanem
do meksykanskiego kongresu,
zaznaczyl prezydent Diaz, re a
fera z Zelaya, by}ym prezyden-
tenn Nikaraguy, ktorego po wy
pedzeniu ojczyzny goszczono W
Meksyku, W niczem ME wptywa
uiemnie ma stosunek do parlstw O.
sciennych.
Oredzie to rownoczesnie poda-
ie do wiadomosci, re Rad meksy-
kanski uznai nowoobranego pre-
zydenta Nikaraguy DR.. Madriza'
Bogota, 2 kwietnia. Wybuchfy
tn awantury uliczne, spowodowa-
ne wciagnieciem tlumu do poll
tvki wrogo dla rzeczypospol1te)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02
miejskiej; pierwsze zebranie no
wei nastapi juz po wyborach.
Ze Sqd6w.

Wczoraj zfozyli wielkoprzysie-
gil rapport re swych czynnosci mar
cowych, poczem zostali rozpuszcze-
nj; og6lem rozpatrywali oni 1G4
spraw, przyczem W 1874 wypad.
kach 'wniesiono formalne oskarze.
MIA, W 23ch sprawy odrzucona
Nadzwyczajna powodu tel osta-
tniej sesyi wielkoprzysieg}ych -
radosc panuje W ratuszu, a to dla-
tego, IL W ciagu miesiqca narca
ME wniesiono zadnej novel skargi
o 1apownictwo miejskie i korrup-
eye panujacq W obecnym zarzadzie
miasta. Dodamy jednak, re skarg
tych ME wniesiono tylko dlatego,
IL W miesiacu marcu wog6le ME
rozpatrywano sprawy lapowniczei,
poniewaz zbyt wielc nagromadzilo
sic spraw innych, nadto za5 proku-
rator Wayman chciai podobno Cd
czekaf, az sic za}atwi procesami
tych urzednik6w miejskich, kt6rzy
1uz zostali oskarzeni. Wynika z
tego, IL skoro wielkoprzysiegli mar
cowj ME wniesli skarg przeciwko
miastu jego urzednikom, to je
wniosa wielkoprzysiegli W kwiet-
niu, albo w maju. Dose, re "co ma
wisiet, ME utonie. -" To pevna.
Ia dluga sspilka.
Pierwszq kare "a zbyt dluga
szpilke II kapelusza zap}aci}a W
sumie $1.G0 panna NJ. Rollins,
akrobatka zjezdzaiacego wlasnie
do Chicago cyrku braci Ringing.
Wsiadla ona W duzym swym ka-
peluszu do tramwaju przepelnio-
nego podrapala szpilka, d}uga na
stope 3 Gale nos pana j. +. Sta
lera z Baraboo, Wis, kt6ry tax
sic TEN zirytowa}, re zataskaf
bez ceregieli "artystke" cyrkowa
do policyi, sedzia Gemmill ska
za} ia W drodze administracyjnej
ma iednego~ deliara -kary..Jakswia-,
domc, Rada miejska W Chicago
uchwalila niedawno, IL u dam
skich kapeluszy ME wolno nosic
szpilek d}uzszych, mad tyle, by tyl-
ko ma l cal wystawa}y poza "ron-
do" kapelusza. Zdaje sic jednak,
re kontrola ma tym punkcie bedzie
dosyt trudna, cho6 wypadk6w po-
kaleczenia podrapania przez owe
,dlugie jak rozny szpilki zwlaszcza
po przepe}nionych tramwajach -
ME brak.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02
Ballston, N. Y, 2 kWietnia.

domagajac sic podwyzki dziennej
piacy $1.4O ma $1.7O.
RGwniez i robotnicy tutejszych
odlewarni zelaza zastraj jkowali
domagajac sic wiekszej placy.
Washington, D. c., 2 kwietnia.
Posel SABBATH, demokratyczny "a
stepca Illinois wniosi rezolucye
W sprawie naduzyc W zwiazko-
wych sadach, polegajacych ma
tenn, re w sprawach bankructw,
strona niejednokrotnie ME moze
sobie wziac adwokata tego, kto-
regoby chciala, lecz musi brac "a
stepce grona osob, ktore utwo-
rzyly poniekad klike i monopoli-
zuja procesy o bankructwa. Po-
dobne monopolizowanie procesow
przez urzednikow sedziowskich
pociaga we wielu sprawach tax
wielkie koszta, re stronie male
zytoSci procesowanej, po op}ace-
niu kosztow mic ME zostanie.
Washington, D. c., 2 kwietnia.
w Izbie poslow uchwalono wnio-
SEX dodatkowy do przedlozenia o
korporacyach, re kazda korpora-
eva ma zarzadzenie prezydenta
jest obowiazana oglaszac swoje
sprawozdanie wraz z oplaconym
podatkiem korporacyjnym.
Wniosek uchwalono 132 gloSa-
mi przeciw 1872.
Washington, D. c., 2 kwietnia.
Sledztwo w sprawie afery Balm
ger i Pinchot przerwano WczoraJ
z powodu gwaitownej sprzeczkl
ostrej wymiany zdah pomiedzy
senatorami a posiami, czlonkami
komitetu Sledczego.
Personal---very. Nelson zarzu-
Gil adwokatowi Brandeis owl, re
stara sic rozmyslem ukryc / "a
trzec pewne Wazne momenty
Sledztwa. Brandeis domaga} SIG
wykreslenia pgotokolu tego "a
rzutu zarzucil przewodniczac.
brak nalezytej uwagi W prowadze
niu sprawy. Demolratyczni czfon
kowie komitetu domagali sic, ably
przewodniczacy cofnal swe o.
swiadczenie to wywola}o Jedno-
godzinna przeszlo BURG. Senator
Nelson ME chciai uczynic zadosc
zadaniu demokratow i wtedy po-
stawili oni wniosek, ably GAIA
sprawe zrobionego Brandeis'owi
zarzutu rozpatrzec. Wmosek ten
uchwalono glosami przeciw B..
Pittsburg, Pa, 2 kwienia. =
Podano do wiadomosci wynik 5
mfesiecznego sledztwa w sprawle
trustu Imperial Window Glass
Company, a mianowicie urged
nicy zwiazkowi doszli do przeko-
mania oddac sprawe trustu mala-
Gym sic zebraG wielkoprzysiez-
nym, gdyz nazwana kompania
ma wszelkie cechy podpadajace
pod antitrustowa ustawe Sher-
mama. . .
Wyszlo ma jaw, re Imperial
Window Glass Co" obejmuje SO
wielkich fabryk szyb szklanych
w II Stanach.
Pittsburg, Pa, 2 kwietnia. =
w sprawie wysziych ma jaw mad
uzyc iapownictwa W radzie
miejskiej, oraz okazyi toczace-
go sic procesu masowego zwoia-
no ma wczoraj do hall wystawo-
wei zebranie obywatelskie, W kto-
rem wzielo udzial 1000 mez-
czyzn i kobiet. Zebranie bylo ME
zwykle burzliwe, Ze wszystkich
stron padaiy ostre siowa krytyki
pod adresem bezprawnej gospo-
dark w zarzqdzie miasta.
Burmistrz Magee chciai prize
mawiaG, lecz go wygwlzdano |
pod wpiywem jego ukazania sic,
przemieniio sic zgromadzenle,
majace zaprotestowae przeciw Ia
pownictwu w ,olbrzymia demon
stracye przeciw burmistrzowi,
l,torv rzekomo nienalezycie ma
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02
Peary " Chicago.

Wczoraj zrana przyby} do Chi
cago Robert E. Peary, odkrywca,
podobno prawdziwy, DO Cook mia3
bye fa}szywym - bieguna p6lno-
cnego. Peary'ego przywitaio tu j
gosciio tutejsze Tow. Geograficz-
ne, kt6re tez W klubie uniwersy-
teckim urzadzito obiad dla podr6t-
nika, potem W AUTOMOBILE obwo-
zono go po miescie, by mu je po-
kazat. Wiecz. klub prasowy wy
da} bankiet ma czese Peary'ego, W
czasie kt6rego Peary przemawiaf.
Wyrazil sic on, re ME mysli wiece1
podr6zowae, bo 90 lat zycia swego
strawi} ma pracach odkrywczych,
wyszukawszy zas biegun p6fnocny
- dose juz zdzia}a}; MECH teraz
m}odsi ida W jego slady. O godA
Sci wieczorem wyg}osi} Peary wy
klad w sail "Auditorium", poczem
opusci} Chicago.
Zapiski dnia aOcsorajszego. Z
u zbiegu uhc e2ej ! Drera
boul. zostal przejechany przez au-
tomobil G. Bennetta, PSI Dear
born str, 60 letni S. Strauss, zam.
W zydowskiem schronisku starc6w
przy III. 62ej. Zostaf on dose po-
waznie pokaleczony. Bennett u
ciekl re swoja maszyna, ale dosci-
gnal go policyant Ehlen, ktory r6-
wniez wsiadl ma przejezdzajacy
automobil i dopadi uciekiniera W
parku Waszyngtona. Niezwykfe to
polowanie automobilowe byfo po-
wodem niema}ej konsternacyi ma
ulicach, ma kt6rych sic rozegraso.
= Al. J. Mckenzie, 2236
Sedgwick str, zaczadzii sic gazem
swietlnym rozpaczy, IL stracii
posade motorowego tramwaJowego
z powodu wypadku jakiegos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02

Gas pomyslet budowie. - Me
macie pieniedzy? Poradzcie sic Hat
termana Glanza, lilo Milwaukee ave
nue., Oni wan pomoga. yr
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02

Hatterman Ganz potycza wan
pieniedzy ma properta. lilo Milwaukee
avenue.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-04-02
GORACzKA STRAJKOwA:
BIizsze SzCzGg6Iy Strajku g0rnIk6V. Do
bToWOlne podHyzszenie pscy.
Strajki w stanie nowojorsklm.
Nieporzadki w sadzie zwiazkowym.
zkOngesu = BaIIinger & Hnehot.
Szklany trust pred sadem.
Demopstracya przeeiw burmistrzOWi Pittsburgu,Pa
Eha Thawa tuaya ekonomczna anow ednOczonyh
ROoseelta Niemiecka prasa atakule
ZniszczOna wiOska SaScyi 0rahoh,y oa
I kOngresu. = BaIIinger & Pinehot.
Szklany trust pred sadem.
tracya przeeiw burmistrzOwi W Pittsburgh, Pa.
Sytuacya ekonomiczna Stan6w ZjednOczonych.

RooseyeIta Niemecka prasa aakule
ESaScyi Graiomy Od-
Menelik ozyhFlota IRAN
cuska poweksza Rad meksykanski uznae Madrlza
- Awantury w BogOce Wypadek aero
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

IL PLEDGED my support in 1907 to
the support and enforcement of uni
form local option law with the county
as its governing unit, because believe
ed in it. In my first and in later mes
sage, / believed then and believe now
that it was then and is now the serious
wish of great majority of the people
of Kentucky. and notwithstanding the
refusal of the last General Assembly to
enact it, present it again and again
earnestly recommend this measure tc
your consideration and ask that it b
adopted, and shall keep the faith ant
sign it if it be enacted. Gov. Wilson
in his message to the Legislature. Anc
still when urged by thousands anc
thousands of the temperance people tC
call the Legislature into extraordinary
session for the passage of temperance
laws, Gov. Wilson positively refused
Having gotten into Office by the helT
of the whisky democrats, and owing
them the debt of gratitude he does, the
governor is not so anxious to have the
county unit law extended as he would
have the people believe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

Hon. j. M. ALvERsoN, of this Office,
won in the race for Assistant Clerk OF
the Senate, as we predicted he would.
He got "a votes out Of the rs demo
Gratis. The fellow, O'Connell. who
ran against him. got only two votes,
but from what we.hear of him, that
was about as many as he deserved.
Senator E. Bertram. of the Wayne dis
trict. nominated Mr.. Alverson in a
handsome speech. Mr.. Joel T. Embry.
also of this place. Surprised his friends
by his runaway race for Doorkeeper Of
the House. He announced his candi-
dacy only day or so before the Leg
islature convened. but he won with
votes to spare. He got SO votes to his
nearest opponents IL. Success to both
Of the young men.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07


The CARTER REUNION. An enjoya-
BILE event to Mr.. and Mrs. p. W. Car
ter was the homecoming of all their
children for Christmas. w. Hill Carter,
from Hugoton, Kansas. + T. Carter.
of Evansville, Ind, Miss Mary ID. Car.
ter, from Pittsburg, Pa, Miss S. Maud
Carter, Morganton, N c., came to
meet with those at home to ENJOY
Christmas together. On Christms $
day the father, mother, children and
grandchildren. with Bro. j. q. Mont
gomery, sat down to a sumptuous din
ner, which had been most carefully
prepared for the occasion and which
was especially enjoyed by those who
had not been at the home table for ma
ny years. Although all were happy
and thankful to meet again at the old
home and sit once more around the
cheerful fireside, all hearts were made
sad because of two vacant chairs. The
two had gone on beyond-Miss Lizzie
E. and DIR. P. Walter Carter. May the
richest blessings. attend this family and
may they have many more reunions, is
our wish. A FRIEND.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

HUBBLE. Whilst in the midst of
great preparations for the festivities of
Christmas land the reunion of family
and friends. death. that most unwel-
come messenger, made his appearance,
claiming husband, father, grandfather
and friend. How sad, yet it deeply i'm
presses US that ''in the midst of life
there is death" John NJ. Hubble was
born April q, 1874. and died Dec. %,
1909. He was. therefore, 65 years OF
age. While quite young he enlisted
with Co. d, 18th Ky. cavalry. Shortly
after returning home he joined the
Baptist church and was a consistent
member up to the time of his death.
having served his church for % years
as deacon. He was married to Miss
Mary X. Basin. to whom were born 10
children. eight of whom. together with
his widow, survive. Mrs. Garland Sim
gleton. of Stanford. is one of the chill
dren To his dear wife. children. grand
children, friends and church we extend
our deepest sympathy. Thy will, oh
God, be done. After the funeral SER
vices. conducted by Rev. W. G. Tilford,
his remains we're LAID to rest at
Eubanks for that great day.
R. k. NOEL.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
OWN A HOME.

A man who has family owes it to
himself and to them to own a home in
which they may dwell. At least this
should be the great effort of his life.
Goldsmith sings Of the golden age of
England, when every man owned his
rood of land" There comes to the
man who dwells in his own house a
sense of citizenship, which ne could not
feel before. lie becomes, thereby,
identified with the community and the
interests of the community become his
interests. He feels a sense of respon-
sibility he never before experienced,
He feels a new interest in the roads,
the schools, the churches, the taxes,
the civil officers. He becomes jealous
Of the reputation of his community.
There comes to himself and family a
sense of independence which is pecu-
liarlv gratifying to human nature. A
pride of home springs up which shows
itself in trees and flowers, in paint and
paper, in fences and gates. 1t is i'm
possible to build up a neighborhood
from the resources of a shifting ten
antry. 1t is like speaking to a process
ion.
There was never was such an oppor-
tunity for the tenants Of Kentucky to
own homes as the present. The labor
conditions give to them the use of the
soil. Farm products are enormously
high. To the tobacco tenants, espec-
tally, this is the chance Of a lifetime.
In the last rs years hundreds of ten
ants have saved their earnings and to-
day are not only living in their own
homes but many of them have blue
glass farms. This ought to be an in
SEPARATION to others. To this large class
of industrious and worthy citizens let it
be said 1.-The land is before you, go
up and possess it,"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

The redistricting committee appoint
ed by Gov. Wilson would combine
Boyle and Garrard into one Legislative
district. Adair, now combined with
Cumberland, would be district by it.
self. Louisville and jefferson county
would be given ten Representatives in
stead of eight. Woodford and Jessa'
mine would be combined and Rockcas
tie would be linked with Jackson in
stead of Laurel. Laurel would be Z
district by itself.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

HONOR ROLL of Stanford Graded
and High School for month of Decem.
Der, 1909:
Grade 1-MorganlSmith Baughman,
Henry Baughman. Joanna Ballou, An
ME Lee Eubanks, Harvey Embry, Mack
Farmer. Joe Grimes. Marie Powell,
Thelma Powell, Ida Pettus, William
Tate. Manuel Turpin, Powell Withers.
Grade 2-Sophie Saunders, Eloise
Beazley. Mary Bracket. Daisy Luns-
ford, Morris Jackson. Sam Craig.
Grade 3-Earl Baughman, Tilden
Cooper, Bailey Dawes. Rachel Hill.
Virgil Moore. John Reid Mckinney.
Willie Rankin. Sarah Tray.or.
Grade 4-Hobart Arnold. Annie v.
Craig. Leon Davis, Frances Embry,
Annie r. Powell, Clarence Singleton.
Claiborne Walton.
Grade 5-Matsy Grimes. Nellie Hill,
Grace Hurst. Lettie W. Mckinney.
Emily Murphy, Jean Paxton. Ethel
Powell. Martha Raney, Ella Rigney.
Clinton Coleman. Jesse Hooker.
Grade 6-Maud Arnold. Bessie Moore.
Fife Ware. Selma Routon, Tillie Cold
stein.
Grade 7-Sallie NJ. Craig, Mary S.
Cook, Boyce Hum, Anna ID. McRob-
erts, John T. McAlister, Mary M. Ra-
ney, Wayne Singleton, Gertrude Wiki
inson.
Grade 8-Effie Baughman, Robert
Carter, Harry Carter, Marion Grimes,
Eva Moser. Nancy Yeager.
Freshman-Joe Hill. Elsie Morris.
Flora Morris. Lillian Mueller, Mary E.
Mckinney. Lucy Lee Walton.
Sophomore Morrison Bright, Eva
Hilton. Virginia Mahony, Harris Cole
man, Willie Moore, Emma Napier.
Junior-Sallie Burdette, Elizabeth
Higgins. Joseph Hopper.
Senior-Thomas Bright.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

The PIONEER or FRATERNAL BENE
FiCIARY SOCIETIES. The Knights of
Honor. This grand order has done bus
mess in Kentucky for 81 years and has
paid in this one State since its first
death claim in 1875, the enormous sum
of So. 4S3. 46l Is and since its organiza-
ton in 1873. il has paid to 30, 900 bene-
ficiaries of deceased members in the
States 500. OOO, 900. The order is pro
gressive. vet conservative. Level rate
plan. Your rate fixed at entry and so
remains for life. Free initiation and
only one assessment per month. No
more raising of rates at old age. Re-
lief to members over 20 years old who
are disabled. For further information
see j. Rickelman. special deputy, or
DR. T. S. Kennedy.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
PUBLIC SALE!

Having sold my farm, will sell publicly
on
WEDNESDAY, JAN. ~. 1910,
The following property, to-wit; Brood
Mare, in foal To Jack, Bugg Mare, safe for
women and children to drive, yearling nj
lies, Work Mules. and years old. well
broken and work well any where. milk
COWS, with young calves, 2bulls, hornless
red bull, years old, | yearling Jersey bull,
yearling steer, heifer, ~ Berkshire stock
hogs, = fat hogs, phaeton, 2-horse wagon
and set OF harness and pillow gear, lcultiva-
tor, moving mac hine, drill, corn crush
er, Farming implements OF various kinds,
100 barrels of corn In crib. carload or more
OF baled Timothy hay, lot INHALED hay in
barn. some household and kitchen furni-
ture and many other things too numerous
to mention, A let OF side meat and should
ers.
sale to begin promptly at $3.50 A. N.
Terms made known on day OF sale.
A. b. MCKINNEY, Mckinney, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
WANTED

To introduce our very complete spring line
of beautiful wool suitings, wash fabrics,
fancy waistings, silks. etc. hdkfs, lhces and
petticoats. Alfup to date n. Y. city Pat
terms. Finest line ON the market. Dealing
direct with the mills you will nnd our prices
low. Profits 5000 to Nn.OO weekly. samples
and full instructions packed in neat sam pie
case, shipped express prepaid. No money
required. Exclusive territory Write for
particulars. BE first to apply.
STANDARD DRESS GOODS co.. DEPT, y. /.
Binghamton, n. Y.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

CAPT. JACKSON MORRIS, now Of
Frankfort but formerly sJackson coun-
ty man. tells the newspaper correspond
ents that Caleb Powers will likely de-
feat Congressman Edwards for the
Congressional nomination in the 18th
district. As Morris is a henchman OF
Powers. his utterances should be taken
with a good supply of salt.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

BECAUSE his wedding clothes did not
arrive and he was forced to marry in a
business suit, Walter ID. Lathrop, of
Atlanta. filed suit against the South
ern Express Company for 1000 dam
ages. Eight hundred dollars of this
amount is said to be for damages to his
social standing and $500 for the loss OF
his wardrobe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

In a pistol duel at Dresden, Tenn,
between Prof. Clarence Carney and his
mother-in-law. Mrs. Sarah Griffin, Car
ney was killed. Moral: Beware OF
your mother.in-law.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
Stockholders Meeting

A meeting OF the stockholders OF the lin
coin County National Bank OF stanford Will
be held at their banking house the second
Tuesday I'm January, 1910. for the purpose OF
electtng directors for the ensuing year.
W. NJ BRIGur. Cashier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

Hon. W. ii. SHANKs made a hand
some speech nominating Mr.. Wilson
for Speaker of the House. He knows
how to do such things.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
Additional Local.

Mr.. CICERO REYNOLDS declined to
qualify as councilman and his place was
to have been filled by the other mem
bers at the meeting last night. The
election of city officers was also on the
program for last night.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
Stockholders Meeting

meeting OF the stock holders OF the First
National Rank Of stanford will be held at
their banking house the second Tuesday In
January, 1910, for the purpose OF electing
directors for the ensuing year.
JouN ]. McRoBERrs, Cashier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

Frank Bennett. 3 years old, and Rob
ert Holiday. z years old. were killed at
Maysyille by a Chesapeake & Ohio
train.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
stockholders Meeting

\ meeting of the stockholders of the Ma
tionul hank of liustonNille will he held 40
their banking house iu HustuuVillc the see
ord Tuesday In January. 1910, between pnud
ID 4. W.. Tor the purpose of clcctinE direc-
ors to serve the ensuing year.
J. W. HoCkER. Cashier.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
HON. HARvEY.HEIM,

of Lincoln county, Is n candidate for re-
nomination for Congress from the Eighth
district, subject to the action OF the demo
cratic party.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
Auctioneerl

I offer my services to the people OF LIN
coin county as an Ructionecr, Satisfaction
guaranteed. ~. W. McWHORrER,
Moreland, Ky, n, y. ID. No.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07
Posted.

We, whose names appear below, strictly
forbid hunting, fishing or any kind OF tres
passing on our places and will prosecute vi
olators 20 the full extent OF the law,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-01-07

Having sold my farm, will sell publicl
on