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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
DR.. COOK NERVOUS WRECK
Member Of Family Tells Why He Re-
}iG55s mains In Hiding.

mains in Hiding.
NEW YORK. January 5--Another
member Of the Cook family. this time
Mrs. Josephine Dudley, sister OF the
5discredited explorers wife, made q
statement tonight. Mrs. Dudley says
DIR. Cook is q, nervous wreck. unable to
think consecutively, and that the rea-
son he remains in hiding Is that he
could not stand the strain Of further
controversy
'.We are praying says Mrs. Dudley.
"that he will soon recover, so that
he may come forward and defend him
self. Mrs. Cook is at her husband'a
side. She loves him and trusts him.
There has been no quarrel; there never
was any trouble between them about
money" 3l IL n "A. q. &
Mrs. Dudley received q message to-
day. she said, from Walter I.onsdale,
Or. Cooks secretary. dated Copenha-
gen. and reading as follows: Gable
Fred's address at once. AL impor-
tant. Must see him noIr.''s HI
Mrs, Dudley has not answered the
message yet because she fears that 1t
may be a trap. The doctor has had a
disheartenlng relapse she Il aid. N An q
1T tsSimportant that his rest should not
be disturbed. She says ahe is aware
OF the doctors whereaho but Will
not even specify Whe ther he Is In this
country or abroad. Va F}E VA is 4
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
BATH EsHlPI sTlc ks I'm MUD,

Pulled on In An Houl's Time without
suffering Any Damage.
NORFOLK. VA. January 6.-Round~
ing Lambert's Point, under the neces-
sity of lodging a big dredge at work
deepening the channel. the battleship
nose In tho mud bottom on the edge
of the channel, and was nearly an hour
In again getting aAoat.S Fortunately.
owing to tho ongested condition of
the harbor at this point, opposite the
large I coal piers. the big 3s,i battleshlp
barely Grsopln1g al,oag and the
nnsa without calling Tor assistance. No
8aamare 8l was sustained. and the Journey
tn4ths Roads was sumed.
Alleged Embeazlers Acquitte
MACON. GA, u anuary s. &c Charles n.
pan1,onS and Alexander sVaclital were
a.n,,ftted tonight shor before mid {
,,IT :, iTh 3 on a charge u OF @ embeSzIement
nrSwinE out of the apge Bank OF
shum stbIs aity, The ammo uncSment that
thaS iury had agree upon a verdict
saY,s ea,ns "a \; a surpr SO, aH the forenlaIl
Stated State q The 81, saNrt \, Y 1 & hopl,
5tb1e. ts MI ky S 3E8
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
GUILTY or CONSPIRACY
Liquor Man Confesscs and Pays Fine
Of $1,000.

OF $1,000.
COLUMBIA. s. c.. January 5.--James
s. Tarnum. agent In this State for a
number of brewery and liquor firms
who did business with the State dis
pensary. to-day pleaded guilty to q
charge of conspiracy to defraud the
state. and paid a flne Of $1,000. The
sudden ending of the case came with
out any previous intimation.
Attorney General Lyon appeared IN
the Richland county Court OF General
Sessions to-day. and presented now
indictment against Farnun. charging
him with conspiracy with Joseph -
WYlie. former member OF the state
Dispensary Board. to defraud the State
After examining Wylie as q witness
the grand jury returned true bill.
Farnum. accompanied by his attor,.
neys, appeared in court and presented
plea OF guilty, which was accepted
tence. gave him the choice Of fine
OF $4,000 or ono year on the chain
gang.
The Attorney General will. IN view Lsy
i've fssaas eaaes against nisa np Parnum @ two for
bribery of State dispensary officials
aud three for conspiracy. all. based
on the same testimony AT the last
Quilted Of charge Of conspiracy based
He was soon afterwards reindicted
In Chester county. The cases brought
by the Chester county grand jury are
included in the Attorney Generals de-
cision to mol pros.
86In passing sentence Judge Prince
took occasion to say that he did not
consider FarnuRi's offenses as great as
those Of the dispensary directors, ac-
cused OF fraud in purchasing liquor
as Farnum was only private citizen,
while the dispensary directors were
sworn officers Of the State. therefore,
said Judge Prince, II am going to be
lenient. but not SO lenient as your
counsel would like me to be-
He then announced that sentence
was fine of $4,000 or one year im-
prisonment. When counsel for Far.
nun announced that his client would
pay the fine, the judge amended the
sentence, omitting reference to inn
prisonment.
In explanation Of his action in re,
ceiving Farnum's plea OF guilty ana
dropping the other cases against the
defendant. Attorney-Ge Lyon said
that In view OF the jury's failure 70
convict In the former trial he thought
It best to have Farnum punished by
fine. in order to vindicate. in some de-
gree at least. the power of the law IN
South Carolina.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
GRAND ARMY TOO TARDY
Not In Its Power to HIVE Ice statui.

Not In It's Power to HIVE Ice Statue
Removed.
Especial to The Times ri Dispatch. S ss
. WASHINGTON p 2. g g, ], JanHayy ! ,,,s,g s -
ME. who would make trouble about
the statue Of Robert r Lee, sse,,a new y in
statgary Hall iossed me STABLE afto
die United States passed q law in
1864. providing for the statues for
lstatuary Hall, each State placing not
more than two statues, 5of persons
they deem proper congrasa has noth-
ance ,of the statues. Once In the hall.
they are tiere to sta The ceremonies ,.sI
ton and aLivingston, OF Nesys York; II
len of Ohio; Curry Of Aiahama, aba AZ and
lmoniss. Congress- has nothing to. do
with iii, and unless the Virginia Con-
gressnen see fiji TO ask for formal
the statue 3pf Lee VIII be-
come part OF Statuary Hall without
more ado. 4 The dele ion has no T de-
Z ..ss III. II. q. 81 s
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
MANY PERISH AT SEA

Lurcd by Fine Weather, Fishcrn,cu u
Are Caught by storm.
CANSO. N. s., January 5.-Forty-
two fishermen are missing and may
have persisted in the blizzard that has
been raging for more than twenty four
hours. Fourteen men are known al
the remaining twenty-eight already are
being regarded as small.
The storm Tuesday caught the fish
ermen all unawares. Lured by fine
morning that promised good fishing.
the men ventured to the outer edge Of
the paddock fishing grounds. At noon
the storm came up with great rapidity,
and In q period measured by minutes
the ten-mile- -an-hour wind was trans
formed into gale. the temperature
fell many degrees. and thick snow OBJ
scured the view, SO that many Of the
little craft were unable to make har-
Dor. Steamers were sent out to-day
to search for the smaeks. Several
crews, frostbitten from night Of ex-
posure, were picked up, but many arc
still missing. and the cnance that they
have escaped grows less as the hours
pass.
AT the entrance to Whitehead Har-
Dor boat from the Port Felix settle-
ment struck on Doghsh Rocks, and
her crew Of seven was lost. Another
boat, her sail In tatters, was sighted
off shore at Canso, but before assist
ance could be put off she was lost
from view in the binding snow. Her
crew must have periShed.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
h Taft IL Invited.

a sdeiegation. or 81 promiaent soi id Tanneassa-
ans, to-day invited Prestdent TAFT 70
open and, attend the ppa la ehian FIX
positionato to be y held In KnoSvtlle next
Septembe ber. The Presid dent promlsed q
tot,ogen, the exposlt tion by telegraph g
is designed to 4 aAp plott u the ma atural re-
sougcsss sDt Tia ADJ pala ehtan Nous ntainIsa,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06
CONGRESSMAN DIES

Loss of Representative GrIsgs VIII Be
Keenly Felt by Colleagues.
DAWSON. GA. January 5.-Repre-
sentative James NJ. Griggs, of the Sec
ond Georgia District, died suddenly at
his home here late this afternoon OF
annonlexy 5ti. s7s5 9sst3 II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06

'suoh a man Isl the present Scores
tary Of the Interior. He is over lfty,
gears OF age, an hohored graduate OF,
Williams College, and "a lawyer of dis
ainction. He came to our State In 1884,.
and has lived there ever since. He
Ras IA superior Judge for four years
Ind AlaHor of the city III OF Seattle
ST1Sor7;-,,. % 20 T,Iyc -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-01-06

\ SGcoatinuedT % Page Two--so solumn ~ n
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
LOGAN.


no third year class al the b. Y. col
bad jolly time last Friday night
n they met Zoo a social at the u. Y.
t8y the room was prettily decorat-
Various games were played dur
s The evening. Refreshments We're
rid The class was chaperoned by
ftlent and Mrs Linford.
La1 Friday evening Mr. and Mrs.
-alr Howell entertained informally
p cards in honor Of Mrs. Walter
last Thursday MI and Mrs. c. W.
hanson entertained at dinner in honor
AH Walter Piper. Covers were
si .lr eight.
W. b Evans spent the week in
W and MIS- Fred Turner spent part
Ae week TO Salt Lake.
~" Amy Wilson returned early In
week from ST. Louis Miss Wilson
49,. zen 10 the east Tor the past three
W r L Campbell and little son.
o vent 10 salt Lake Tuesday and
'f' Wednesday and Thursday there.
Nrs Lettie Thatcher and daughter.
~ ','' thatcher went 20 Salt Lake
"a saturday, and win spend the month
I sat Lake.
4rs Walter Pyper returned TO salt
'''"lay AFTER a weeks visit here
me A. G. Woman's club met Mon
Nliin Mrs George Bell Prof. Titus
aimed the ladies' with a talk on
~, y" =. Gates ~ Telluride Power com
spent part NJ the week In Logan.
1 ani Mrs Thomas Friday return
'l''hg The week from Teton basin.
~. Nll Howell and Luther Howell
IL l'l, of the week IN the Promon-
40 T.- A'hAIN'W from SAIL
s-.l ana Nrr q. w Thatcher and
af '' Patience, are home from Salt
om- 10y Young and Mr.. Ernest
me Wy brigham city spent Sunday
u George Torpeson spent mart n,
week in Salt Lake
",
,,,. ana Mrs John NcAIlster are
' ifom SAT- lake
4,
y, . al1 Mrs James Shields NJ Chi
To-. " The early part OF the week
,ke W,s W Flemmlng went to Salt
y w.. S'Tv gpent the early part or
" Friday night the Misses Ruby.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

Luella and Phoebe Neheker entertained
the Sigma Alpha fraternity az the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parker. The
evening was spent In playing cards.
The rooms were artistically decorated
with cut flowers.
Mr.. +. = Bacon returned from salt
Lake Wednesday.
Miss Simons OF salt Lake was the
guest Of Mrs. r. w. Robinson last
week.
Miss Agnes Carldy Is home from
n visit in Boise, Idaho
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
LEHI.

Last evening the Commercial club
gave a special ball and social In the
city pavilion which was largely at
tended and much enjoyed Refresh
ments were served
Next Tuesday evening In the Apollo
hall the stage boards Of NJ l. A. VIII
give a social. their guests being the
ward association officers. the bishop
RIGS and other stake officers. Dancing
VIII be the order or the evening and
refreshments will be served
Mr. and Mrs. T. II. Edwards Of Gar
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
In Woman's World

In considering your actual dress
needs for sprina this year" says Grace
Margaret Gould in Womans Home
Companion FOR April don't overlook
the separate coat. II Is necessary not
only for convenience's sake, but fashion
~ regarding # just now with very par
ticular favor. So many dresses are
worn that one or more long separate
coats are very much needed TO make
the spring wardrobe complete.
NO one style loads-it is the same
story with the coat as with the frOck,
each lis now suited 20 ones individual
tastes and special needs. Long loose
fitting coats OF pongce and corded
tussah or linen I'm the natural color VIII
Doe very much worn made with fun
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

L. oil, the home Of MS
81 f. nv, g. C.. Grahan ~ a dainty
sr " ,,s partakine On ,be hours
coo ended to make
1erily 80.
of salt Lake is visit
a W1,t,b her sister Mrs A.
..soGeid has returned TO
" y N Eurska after i,.,.n y Yin IN Provo.
~, ,..s. visit win ''''"''
- wman- II. Hatfield en-
~ sni NE family dinner AZ nei
nsi y in honor Of the Sky
sunday y = Nh Hatfield. Covers
sfih15 ., %. and a sumptuouS am
a. served
pobert is visiting her
rs Mari, ,-,nk Alexander. In SAT-
u ihs vek'.
r. Graham. Jr., is visiting
u g.. q and friends in Sa'' LAKE '
hatfield Is spending
W Win friends in salt Lake
-p.y,rth Of Payson spent
ritur L, ..,y9 visiting with friends.
a. A. II. Graham enter
" . a.l family dinner AZ tnelr noun Ilis
.ily afternoon. covers "'''
Is ..'
AIRS John Foote announce
NJ ahl .,ept Of their daughter MISS
'1gis trrbie W Duhin. marriage
arsl % H,d next Wednesday in
an Lake temple
,rrs w o. Beesley enter
" anu ~ friends az dinner Satur-
~. t,B'r Of their daughter Mamie
wbo was home from Srants-
.ssre she is teaching Tor a oou-
q days 49,
,,.-,,o P0uiton entertained a
ls' VI friends al dinner az the
r Of "a rarputs. Mr.. and Mrs.
I, p,plton. sunday afternoon. Cow
v.re laid for eight
fannie Leonard is visiting
- IN SAT- Lake TINS week
...,- and Mrs. Colister OF salt
.' c,,v we're the guests Of honor
~ , g. party. given by Mr and
w. Jackson. The guests we're
" ~. "a Mrs Hickey. MIR. and Mrs.
4 b, -'l esorge. and Mr.. and Mrs. l..
4 Moves.
pslpb Poulton is spending the
,. r'tb relatives and friends In salt
ph
,, us7e Goddard has returned
IN lake after a very pleasant
NM relatives and friends.
,..,ns.sr James Glove spent We'd
,.,ay in salt Lake.
NJ rtah sorosis met "Wednesday
s'-roon al the home Of Mrs. Grace
-'r-t In excellent paper on Joseph
,.,rs- being given by Mrs. Clun ana
Interesting sketch OF Edwin Hen
fan5seor' was given by the presl-
# Ms Jacob Evans. The officers
,,s ensuing year we're elected as
as. President. Mrs. Gift; vice
.,5ert Ms. galloway; secretary,
uoisaway. corresponding secre-
= Ms ZONES: treasurer, Mrs. Kerr;
lt.,-y board. Mrs Evans, Mrs. Houtz
4 Mrs. Galway.
vs. I N George was the charming
.,sss al a bundle shower Tuesday
-r.,e In honor OF Miss Laurel Foote.
Z, nests we're the officers and teach
= n me First ward Primary asso-
aior OF which organization Miss
10 vas orranist and teacher. De-
s-s rafreshments we're served and
saant social evening enjoyed by
a.
no sorosis juniors met Monday
.srrr with Miss Annie Newell. Re
- Of order No II was given IN an
,r manner by Miss Georgia
la Miss Newell rendered sew
III beautiful solos. the club viii meet
IN Miss Alta Taylor in a couple OF
usss
Ws Efe Ryan has returned TO her
sus IN salt Lake after a pleasant
ri with friends In Provo.
30 ana Mrs Davis Madsen, Mr.. ana
Ns George Barton, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Nrrsen and Or. and Mrs. Philpot
formed a party and crossed in Utah
Lt Tuesday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09
nEsrnEr EvEN1Ne NEws sArrRpAv ArRr. 1870

The Athenian society were enter
taluod by Mrs James +. Fyffe Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. ~ g, HolbrookS.
read IL paper on spanish Customs
and other literary numbers were given
Mr. and Mrs j w Roberts enter
tanned the Aero Gleo club and Male
chorus at their home Thursday eve
ming.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

land were visiting Lehi friends and
relatives the first Of the week
Last Friday night the Lehi Silver
band gave a dance and social In the
City pavilion, which was largely at
tended and much enjoyed
Miss Olive stoker and Mr.. e. r.
speer, popular Lehi young people, will
be married in the near future.
Miss Mabel southwick will leave for
Chicago next week on a mission.
wednesday afternoon Mrs. Fred
Merrill entertained the Industrial
society
Mr. and Mrs l. A. Lott have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Austin Of
Salt Lake City the past two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Morgan Lott Of Salt
Lake were visiting Lehl relatives and
friends the first OF the week.
Mrs. George A. Sperry Of Nephi Is
visiting Mrs. Karl Hopkins.
Mrs. ID. A. Jones Of Price, Is visiting
her sister. Mrs W. A. Ford
Prest. G. T.. Ellsworth Of Chicago.
spent last week with Senator and Mrs.
John Y. Smith.
Mrs. John Roberts is visiting salt
Lake relatives.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-04-09

sleeves and fastening In double-breast-
ed style The specially new feature OF
these coats Is the low one-side rever at
the right side. which Is faced with the
same sort Of silk that Is used for the
lining, and right here let me say that
never has foulard had such a great
vogue as n lining silk as this spring.
Gay-colored foulards are used to line
natural cOlored pongee coats"
SUMMER FROCKs.
"The temptation TO have twice as
many dresses this summer as you need
IS really a very big sort Of tempta-
ton" says Grace Margaret Gould I'm
Woman's Home Companion for April,
The new fabrics are so alluring that
each one seems just suited to a certain
type Of gown. The linens. for instance.
are shown IN the greatest number OF
new aud fascinating weaves. There
IS the granite linen. which resembles
basket weave and has a sheen Of silk
through IT, and is just the smartest
sort OF material for a piece dress
OF a skirt -and-coat suit. Then there is
the new linen which comes In the very
latest French shades and is hard to tell
from poplln. II shows a decided cord
The Shantung linens are a serv1ceable
substitute for the silks by that name,
and every woman who gets just a bit
of "A glimpse Of the new fancy linens In
black and white effects will feel she
must have at least one dress fashioned
Of them"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16
REMOVAL SALE I

Removal SsIe.-We are gesns b.
leave Stanford on the 3Oth OF August
and want 10 carry as few goods away
with us as possible. To reduce socck
we offer everything in the store-
everything that is carried by . first
class dry goods store, and all goes Mt
the most unheard Of sacrifice prices.
Ladies' and gents furnishings, SHOES,
clothing, hats, odd trousers, cts. Alse
nice line OF notions, dress goodss
all go at figures which are Bound ID
make them move. Don't be late boz
on time, while you can get such bare
gains.
u also have for sale among my
household effects first class HOWARD
piano Baldwin make, in good condi|
ton. Also a nice three-year-eld Cold
dust filly. viii sell these very eheap.)
s. Goldstein, Stanford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

Mrs Eliza Blain Ia the guest Of rela
tiyes at Paint Lick
Mrs. George swope is quite III at
her home on Dir River.
Mrs. Robert scudder and little son
are visiting her parents In Richmond
Mr.. Joe McAlister was the guest OF
relatives In Richmond over Sunday.
Miss Katherin Harris 10 visiting in
Lancaster.
Miss Nellie johnson, Of Junction
City, visited relatives In Stanford last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. u. Baughman at
tended the Harrodsbure and LeIing-
ton fairs last week.
Mrs. Annie Ensleman spent sstur-
day and Sunday at Crab Orchard
Springs.
Miss Elma Hochstrasser and eta
Won Altman, OF Louisville, are guests
OF Miss Amelia Won Altman.
Little Miss Josephine Beazley left
Saturday for a visit TO her grand
parents in Falmouth.
Misses Lula May, and Elizabeth
and Master James Holderman. have
returned 10 tnelT nome ht SOfntftet
after a visit TO relatives here.
Perry White is III near Preachers.
vile with Brights disease. He win
probably go TO the Crab Orchard Sana
forum.
Mr.. II. Ford who has been located
here for some time with the Singer
Co. has been transferred TO Junction
City by that company.
Jno. A. Chappell left Monday for
st. Louis, TO take q position with the
Associated Terminal Co. OF that city.
Mr.. Raymond McBee, OF this office.
was the guest OF Mr.. Lewis KNOB
lock and attended the Lexington fair
last week
Miss Anne Ashlock IL visiting Mes
danes T. q. Martin and Geo. Reeves.
OF Lexington and will visit Mesdames
G. N. and n. l.. Burns, OF Paris, be-
fore returning home
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Coleman
and little son. Clarence Clement. OF
Louisville, are visiting relatives In
Ludlow, Lancaster and Middleburg.
Mr.. Coleman. who In in government
service at Louisville is on his annual
vacation
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16
PERSONALS.

R,,ss susan Fisher Woods spent
Jnday at Crab Orchard Springs.
koeorre ID. Florence was confined
n hss home several days last week
I'm a touch OF malorial fever.
Iur. and Mrs. Lowell Rousseau, of
poenir, Arizona, are the guests OF
N. and Mrs. Greenberry Bright
Miss Katherine Melvin. OF Crab Or
elRrd, has as her guests Misses Amy
IA sallie u. Parrish and Mr.. Roy b
LINN, OF Richmond.
kRev. and Mrs. J.. W. Hagin are
tests OF Mr.. and Mrs II. G. Baueh'
IN.
Misses Elizabeth, Nancy and sar'
4 HUM have returned from visit
d relatives In Frankfort.
lMessrs. Mamie Dillon and Reuben
fonaugh, Jr., passed through here
9nday en- route 10 Bryantsyille.
!Dr william HUM and Miss Eliza
bhe Hum. Of Louisville. have oeen
~ guests OF Mt. and Mrs. A. r.
Iknn.
irhe Ladies' Aid Society Of the
,lesbyterian church will meet fri'
III afternoon with Mrs. Matte
Ihthers at O'Clock. A full attend
he ~ desired.
sThe Current Event Club VIII inee,
IN Miss Pauline Hooker at 2:Su
thursday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. James McCarty and
Mss Lucille enjoyed the fair at Lex
iiston last week. ,..n~
Mrs. Armp Broaddus and family
II OKLAHOMA, are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Hon. w. c. Fish, OF Paint LICK was
The guest Of his son, Mr.. w. 3. f1sn
here this week. -.
Miss Pattie Pruitt, Of Lexington, at
nded the funeral OF Judge NJ. L.
sanfley here Sunday. -
Miss Ann Weather. Of Chattanooga
Tenn, Is the attractive guest OF Mrs'
Clarence Tate.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

News comes from Seattle, Washing.
ton, that Mrs. W. Con Bell will start
home with the remains OF Judge w
Con Bell this week. The burial is
expected to Jake place at Harrods'
burg the first OF next week. Mrs.
Bell is still very i'll herself but is
anxious to get home.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

Lost.-At Lancaster fair a pocket
book containg about SIC in checks
and a IS bill. Name in back. Re-
ward for return to w. NJ. Duncan,
Stanford. 45-3
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

Popular W. w. White is celebrating
the first anniversary of his coming to
the city" with his Country Store"
He has made a wonderful success so
far and is being heartily congratulate.
ed by his many friends.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

For sale-Nice residence on Main
street in Stanford, KY. the frontage
Of lot large enough for another build
ing lot All necessary outbulldings
Everything in good repair. Price
$3.50. A bargain. see L. R. Hughes.
Stanford, Ky,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

! have opend up a tirst-class meat
store in the Straub building on Somer
set street. The best and freshest
meats on hand at all times. r. b.
Wilkinson. 49,.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

Mothers-have you tried HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea? It's a great
blessing to the little ones, keeps
away summer troubles. Makes them
sleep and grow. 35c, tea OF tablets.
Shugars and Tanner.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

Hanly Bohon. of Harrodsburg, de-
livered TO Harry Jacobs, Of Mckinney
nice Flanders car Tuesday. r. +.
Tanner got an Olds' Oakland.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16
For School Dresses
New Percales

We have just placed Sale twenty-five Cambria 6nB
Percae in Red Navy, China, Gray and Light Grounds
Although paid little for these goods price
mers remains he same-12Jc
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

Rev. Homer Carpenter, of Shelby
Vile, preached a splendid sermon at
the Christian church here Sunday
evening.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

For sale.-390 bushels Of large on
ions Thompson Bros, Kings Noun
tain, Ky. 4s-4
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

Fred Baumann, Jr., has bought OF
Miss A. Il. Patterson her nice cottage
IN the eastern end Of the city, the
onsiueration being $3.50.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-08-16

The Camp Meeting at Julnbo be-
gins Aug. &c. Hear Tillman preach
and sirg. 1913