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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-09-23
HAY FEVER AGAIN.

Mrs. NJ. l.. Decker is i'll with hay
fever. She went north early in the sea
son and got relief from this snnoying
disease, but this climate brought on the
trouble again on her return home.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-09-23
VISITING HIS MOTHER.

Harry Wilson came home from the u.
Of M. to spend this week with his moth
is Harry's second year in the medical de-
partment of the university.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1910-09-23
DEATH OF STEP-MOTHER.

Mrs. M. l.. Decker and son Verne
we're called to South Haven last week on
account OF the death OF her step-mother,
Mrs. ). Holmes The funeral was held
on Saturday
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
5ermanner nolhsblatt
Graf Qrt9. Co., 5erausseber.

Entered in the Post Once at Hermann. Mo.
rs second class mail matter
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

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5eit abssIiefsrt.

Bir tpplen unleren 2elerr EN-
brldlit perGAern bas BDitse's
German Ssrup beutsutage poittto
bas ein5iee Braparotim gtartte ~
melhes G6minbiupt Hubert uro
belt. ga eptbatt bic Gieenn1ittel,
aIs reiner Cheer, Gua5ng pom Ytlai,s
aenbars u, D., rpeldle ais Qeiln1tttel
Sar SuIten unb Shwinbiudt pm eeri
mebesipis9en gonsreFen 70 eoh se'
Sdast lib. Ger Shwtaoit9tige,
einerlei ub bic Sranfbeit i'm Salle
pber 2uuee muB bes Ma@ts @uee
babe unb 6es Muraens tret lem ppm
Gniaue pm trDdenen uno f%olternoet'
Suiten. 9ie ertrnnften Sbetle oer'
fanaen nab Stube, beilenoer nto
finbenber Bebanolune, uro Der Ea'
tient bebar{ Der friihen Suit, aiter
gabruns freisn ausmnrfs ees Mor.
aens, nit i8neIer uno o%auernoer
Si%noeruue. gleine 6ldi@den 81
45 Gents eetpbbnlihe @rbBe nabeau
2 y,at 10 uiel eptbattenb rs Gents.
Sn auen g~potheten su haben.
-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

ieben unb Seller au besiinitieen,
meld)e llmfdae un6 &ataitropben
i'm @efoIee boben m0sen.
Sino bieie fertig, 10 fpridt man
bon l1nslifsfdlen. 100 man bic
menidIide geridulbuns perontport-
lid baIIten ioIte. Sir meinen aber
ni6t 10 iebr Die geridrl6uurg Der
giuselneh ionoern Die Der aIlgeneir
belt, 6ie erfiiat lit BON ienem @eiite
Ger SeIbitiitdt nno Der Sabiudt, Der
ieben beitimmt, Dor allen MIR iein
eigenes @obI at for6ern. 9ein ap.
6eres 8olf weiit eine ioIde DSpfer.
liite" Der Sn6uitrie. bes 8ersbaus
un6 beS 8erfebrs oirL pie oas I'M.
iare. 9afiir beiisen mir nntriisIide
8efpeiie. Seblt oa nidt irsenbtpie
Der CUTE 8iae, bon Dem ole bimm.
Ilii6en @eiiter Iangen iiber 8etble.
beins Sluren2 Der ioaiale unfrie.
De wadit! 9iirfen mir uns oariiber
peruunoern2 Srieoe mar perfiinbet
lin Der beiIigen 8eibnoft oenen,
Die lic, suten 8illcnsl SIT zines
grten 8iaensl wer auf ie6e 8eiie
periitft, ole befomlten laro seieslid
borgeidriebcten @aBregelm gum
ISdus beg 2ebens nnb Der @eiunb.
belt alroerer 5l umgeben2 Ser
iei er a~rbeitgeber ooer grbeiter-
onber adt IGBt, mos 8flidt. @e-
rebati9feit lino RdditenIiebe bon
|ibu forbern? II no bod lit ilnier
2an6 bon BON iolden, Ole bieieu eil-
ten @iGen nid,t beiisen, bie beute
10, moreen 10 rtsfieren, mas anOere
burd bitteres gleno, Snr1 Sled.
tbnm rrtO SOB biiiisn mitlienl
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
Or. Goof angelanat.

@ep gorf, %. 9ea. Or. Sreber.
id y. goof, irnier .~beriibmter"
Nor6polentoeder, lit beute nit benz
9ampfer George @aibington" bier
eingetroffen. 8ie nidt attpers gu
ertparten NOR. bate iih cine feline
armee bon lettings : 8eridteritat-
tern eingeitellt, Die Ii9 pie eine Mieit.
te buneriger 80lfe olrf oen arnlen
geplagten Norbpolfabrer itiir5ten,
I'M naberes iiber 6eiicn 8ergnngen-
belt, 8esenmart unb 3lifinrft 81 en-
fabrm.
Or. goof bate iid ober nit Dem
2ddeln Der Spbpnr. Der itoiiden
&llbe zines 9elaipare.Snoianers ,lrpo
Der 9idfeIigfeit eines &bino3eros
a~rsgeriiitet. aae @n5apfungen bile
ben pergebenS uno felbit feinere ober
grGbere Sti6eIeicn uno @nipielirn-
zen mn.ocn loi, lritise @tiid l,fide
abgeihiittelt. Or. goof bate Der
&reiie dbiolut feline Wtittbeilingen
gu MAIDEN uro Die Irt unO 8eiie.
pie ole Neuigfeitsideer abgeipeiit
muroen, bate Dem eetpiegteiten 81.
plomatelu Gbre eemadt.
Or. Goof iibergab oelt &eporter1t
ipater cine IdriftIide grfldnulo, ole
aber allgemein nIs iin6ufrieOenitel
LEND beaeidnet tmlrOe. @r mitroe
meiter nit Sraeer beitiirmt, Ole er
o1e nnbeantportet IieB, aber oas
geripreden ertbeilte, ipater cine ous.
fiibrlidere erflaming gu per0ifatt-
.liden.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
8clt nnS 8iKcn

Die leste ISOLDE ipar cine idouer.
lifer 8otaitropber, bon 6enen Die
cine Der atoern 9rouiom ouf ben
Sub folgte. Man Detbt berartige
@reisniiie ltneliifsi1ae! 50 Dabr
es min lit, Dab meni6Iife aurSiid.
tigfeit, menidli6er @sangel an
8or- iuio 8oransiidt INNER Die6er
Motb un0 SOB iiber Mseniden brin-
gen lperbell, ebenio ndbr lit es, Dab
eine nidt geringe 3obl iol6ep greig.
rifle, mie Die, oeren Bergen mir
MIN fpie6er eeiporoen, Gif goiis an
oere llriohen, ais ole 9erlannten, al.
riidaeiiibrt tperoen forairit ltn6 mil.
fen. Ser lette @ritn6 ienes menu
detnnorOeuoen @ranoes a. g., Der
in @efparf iopieIe 2id,ter aiiSgel6idt
ipar iener perbrederii6e 2ei6tIinil,
Der nihtS .piiieit min BON eifeu Ser
anttportnitg benz @cDiTien seser'
iiber. Sp @ebGiioen, bic ltiieeeie'
net fir Die 8pede, beneit iie oienet
bduft man 8renis. ialO grploiinitof
fe on; Mrbeiter, bic obne @orbiI6unI
an ibre aufgoben beantreten. miitb
ei man MIR si oft @iIidten al. 0i
sei6uIte ainb erfobreie arafte for
bern. 9a5u miiB Die Grbeit unite
eineru $odornd eeIeiitet Derber
Der an urtb fir lid aeeigret lit @el
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

ga Cement IN Den lesten Sabrerl
mebr uro mebr bel Der &eritelllntg
bon 8alttperfen aIler @rt, urlo alid1
fir Die moOerhe StroBenpflnlteritng
unentbebrlih lit 10 miro Is mobl
niht iiberroidert Dob Idon felt Iar-
ger Belt aftitnlten getroffell mcr6en,
aim elm pidtiges 8eoiirfitiB Der SEA.
ton 5u monopoIiiieren unb griiro-
lid gu bertbeiRrn. Ser Malm, ser
ap Der Spite 6ieier 8efpeglna ItCbt,
lit b~eionbers geeianet, Dem golfe Die
fe @obltbot all ertpeiien. SIS lit 6as
mier patriotiider Miitbiireer S. g.
Worgan. 9ieier fontroniert bereits
leine groBe Gemeittfnbrid als 8ifta.
tor Der Ser. StabI-a orporatior limo
es miro ibm feline Sffpierigfeiten
pernriaden. Die onoererr grcBen &c.
metrtfobrideti In ieirre $ono al be.
fommen. Dem @erii@t 5ufoIge If
ct bereits Der Better Der atlos
Bortlano Cement Comp. Die s MiI
. Iionem Sob 6es Sobr prooniert
tGer 6foromiide Srsanismis oes
aonoes ut bosartis NIT @orsanitil
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
beboftet. meint suns ridtis bas @inc
Solfsblatt.
Sitet Gitdl bur saIben oeoen ao

Sitct Gnd bur Salben seaen Sea.
tarrb, Die Quediilber entbaIten, %
QnetfiiIber fiber ben Sinn bes &c.
rtds 5erftoren uilb oas aanse Spi.
tenn ppaig 5erriittet tuiro, tpern es
ourd) Die ideimigen Sberfldden elm.
orinGt. SoIde artifeI iouen ME
dnBcr ouf geroronlItg gut berufener
acr3te gebraudt tuer6en, ba Der
Shaoen, ben fie anridten 5ebnmal
10 groB lit als Dos Cute, bas SIR 90
BON er5ielen fonntet. Saa's aa.
tarrb-anr, fabri3irt bon s. S. Che
neD & 60, SoIebo, 81, eitbGIt fein
auefiilber uno miro innerIi9 genom
men ino pirft brett auf oie I6Ieimi.
gen Sberfldden oes Spitems. @enn
Sbr $on's &atarrb.&ur fauft, fei6
fifer, baB Sbr Die Gdte befommt.
Sic miro innerli6 seromrnen ltn6 in
soIeoo. Ohio, bon s. S. gbenep &
60. semadt.
gerfmift bon allen apotbefern.
8reis 75c. sic SIoi6e.
Saa's Samilien.Biuen finb Ole
beiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
Gebte bofnune peridwun0en.

SeBte boffnut9 perlhputoeft.
Gls beruprrnaenbe Gerste iaeten
baS 90. Sc. S%mitbbnrt, non &etin,
Sa,, unbeilbore Gdninbiuht bobe,
NOR belIen letie Spfnuna balm.
ober Or. Sings NefD DISCOVERY fir
9Gminoiudt, Sufien nnb Grfaltun.
aen retteten i'm bonn Grnbe. Gr
iaqt: ,Gieie Mebisin bat mid eriinos
it'd furirt uub meiu 2eben aerettet.
Geitbem babe Id he 10 Sabre lang
aebraucbt, unb erndte oteielbe nts
eine tuun6erbares Snl8s unb 2lnpens
S~etInittet.4 Strens mihenihaft.
iihes SeilmitteI fir Suiten, tueben
Sals uoer grtaftuneen, unb fferes
9;urbeuenneamittel SegenBnenmOnia.
@arantirte Stnlden su 30 Gents unb
$1.oo In Bnlfer 8r0s. apothete
grDbe 5laide fret.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30

Sdredlide sdmersen ee.inSeft
2urdj Td)rsdffde Sfmersen pe
peiniot infDlae Der Gefte ~unperbnu
ten Gpeiien, nabm 8. @. @rabi0n.
BON 2nln, Wif., Or. Sings Stem
2ife sins, init benz Reiultnte,H tpie
er iGreibt. rbnB Id furirt pnrbe.1
GGe Naeen unb @ebdrmeunpr6nnns
gen tuerben aebuben burd ibrsm lin.
bernben Siublsana b~eionoere @ieen,
idnften. 25 Gents In Walfer 8rDB.
Msuthefe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
Sb BEL Sinoer o6er ertpadienen ger-
ionen lperOen furirt nit 3emo
uno 3emoleife.

uilU OelltuIelIe.
Die aIiRge'8 gpotbefe iagt gu
ieoer &erion iei cs Ionrb Srou %.
er Gino, weIfe aarte. iiifenoe Saut
baben, fonmt al unieren Siore nno
iidert eiid cine Slaide 3emo iinS
ein itiid 3emoaS eife. un0 lett ibr
NIT Dem @eiuItat nidt satlS 5ufrie.
ben, fomnlt 5uriid unb bolt eliei
@elo iuieoer. Sooiel 5litraner bab,
en- mir 5n oiciem reinliden pirfinn
en- MitteI oaB mir oieies ungepobn
li9e arterbieten MAIDEN.
3ento lit cine belle GTiiiIisfeit fiji
6uBerli6en @ebrald iino bot piel
Sdue bon esem. Sontonsidldse I'm.
&opfiduppen furirt. 3eno I'M
3emo Seize finb Ole I~pariamIten I'M
reiniten unS ipirfiomiten mitteI I'll
ollie $mlt- unb oapIbnit aranfbeI
ten Die es eiebt, Of fir ainber ooe
ertuadfene.
EL ~ ~ #A MIL.sNEnI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
0fi,ieuer mesmeii er.
8eamtte.
WerleprssG srmIns.

Eonutp.gourt. R~ss,tadBi9t 9trmIns be-
Rtnntn an, l. Woniqe Der Wlonatt Getruar. Mat,
hnsnit nnb sopsmber. eiensratsslti9 gthbrot
AMI Wlontag i'm april.
Gtftutt-gourt. Mt9.Imdbigt Eermine be-
sisasH ON 2, Uaoniae Der Morate Januar, wtal
Hub Stpttmber.
probate -Gonrt. glessfmdbigs StImine be-
ktnutn am 4 Wloutas Der Wonats 6ebrliar. Mai.
Nuguff urb Roptmbtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1910-12-30
ROBERT BaLEER,
g...slmnwa!t q. sff'stii6sr asiaf,
psraoun.

ig,ferat E,han,tj, E5nrafts. psruiiittIi w.
ss.btl ms 1tsiAutt NIB i.rtist 6&rrtaaGs u
Haas asbsr, @eIsss-
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
His Third Birthday.

Master shelton Sauhey. Jr, enter
tanned a number Of his young friends
Wednesday afternoon from four TO six.
the occasion being his third birthday.
Games were played and all drew for a
prize box Of candy. George Fleece Far
ris being the lucky youngster. Among
those who came to congratulate the
little man on his third milestone. were
James Paxton. Frances Tate. Annette
and Georgia Wray. Effie Withers Me-
Clary. Eddie Bruce and John Baueh-
man. james N. Bright. Lucille ireland,
Lucille and Louise Waters. Morgan
Smith, Bsaghman. James and Earle
Bsughman. william Henry Baughmsn,
Lucille Walker. James Engleman. An
nette and Sadie Wearen. Nancy Kath
Mckinney. Sallie Mills, Annette and
Sam Craig. Frances Embry, Isabelle
Harvielle. Sara Katherine Walker.
katherine Beck. George Fleece Far
ris.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
QUARTERLY MEETING
AT HUBBLE This WEEK
Three Days Session To Be Held.
Mrs. Barker Breaks Her Arm
Other Live News From
Little Burg.
HUBBLE, KY, May 5, 1910.

DphD, MI, may ., lJlVs
Quarterly meeting begins at McKen-
dree Methodist church here Friday eve
ming There will be preaching Friday.
Saturday and Sunday, with Presiding
Elder Robinson leading the services.
Much interest is felt in these meetings
by the good people of this community
and large congregations are expected
to be present. Sunday, June ~, is
Children's Day and elaborate exercises
will be arranged for its celebration.
Mrs. Thomas Barker is suffering from
fracture of her right arm, sustained
when she fell while backing away from
vicious horse. DIR. Hickle set the in
jured member and she is resting as
comfortably as possible upper the cir
cumstances. Mrs. A. M. Luce, who
has been quite i'll, is considerably i'm
proved, her friends are glad to know.
Sam Harris is limping trifle on &C.
count of one end of harrow dropping
on his foot. A tooth penetrated his
foot and caused very painful injury.
A. P. Sloan has just completed the
school census of this district and it
gives very creditable showing. He
found SO white and 40 colored pupils in
Hubble No. L.
L. P. Weaver has returned from Lex
lngton, where he underwent a severe
operation for catarrh. He was much
benefited.
S. b. Sanders, the popular postmas-
ter and storekeeper. has been on a Wis
it to Somerset His friends are con-
graduating him that he came back So
Der, since Somerset has gone wet"
Will Spoonamore bought a two-year-
old gelding from Sam Harris. for which
he paid Sl75. He sold horse to Mrs.
j. C. Rankin for $l65 j. L Sloan sold
four hogs to Lawson & Brown at SIC.
j. S. McKittrtck sold to the same firm
seven at similar figure. Squire Jas.
MeKechnie sold good family horse to
Tom Wilder for $50. and Mr.. Wilder
sold the same animal to Mrs. Bette
Broaddus for $1S5. Boner McKechnie
has returned from Danville, where he
attended the circus and had fine time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06

Believing that the best is none too
good for the best people on earth-the
constituents Of the INTERIOR JOURNAL
"a mergenthaler Linotype. or type
setting machine. has been purchased,
and will be here and installed in the Of
ice within a week or so. To attempt
70 describe this wonderful machine
would be futile, for it has over 5000
working parts, and is one of the most
delicately constructed and finely-built
mechanical aids to mankind that has
ever been invented. Ii is tremendous
labor saver, one machine being cspa-
BILE of setting as much type as four or
five fast men. ard all Of the trouble and
time consumed in distribution of type
IS saved. In addition. the type is al
ways new and clean. and the paper en-
abled 10 show much nicer print.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
DUDES AND ~DUDINES'
WOULD Be I'm BAD"
II Judgment Day Caught Them
Unprepared, Says DIR. Carpen-
ter at Anti-Tuberculosis
Meeting.

Stanford enlisted in the Anti.Tuber-
culosis war at the mass meeting of cit
izens held at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday night; and will be. heard
from in the splendid campaign which is
being made by the State Association
Every seat In the church was taken
and many were turned away from the
doors, unable to gain admittance. All
If the pastors of the city occupied seats
on the rostrum and all the physicians
who could get away from patients were
present.
The meeting was announced to be
held uuder the auspices of the physi-
clans and three instructive addresses
we're made by Drs N. NJ. Phillips. J
G. Carpenter and w. b. 0'Bannon
Rev. ID. M. Walker. of the Christian
church. presided. Rev J. j. Dickey, Of
the Methodist church. read a Scripture
passage and Rev. John T. Hoskins, of
the Baptist church. offered prayer, af-
ter which DIR. Phillips read a splendid
essay upon the great white plague"
and its causes. file showed how il has
been proven to be durable disease and
gave other reasons for encouragement
to those who are wsging such vigorous
war upon il.
DIR. Carpenter followed with an ad.
dress which held the undivided atten-
ton of every one. He declared that
Lincoln county ought to have a tuber-
culosis sanitsrium, and after opening
the eyes Of many in regard TO that dis
ease, drove home some potent facts re-
garding the moral and physical side of
this city. He declared il was a shame
the way the dudes and dudines" of
the present day violated the laws of
nature. He decried the fashion of low
neck and short sleeves, and other. scan
ty apparel in the coolest weather and
asked how the physical or moral nature
could be expected to grow when the
outer being was freezing. He asked
what some of the present day bellies
and beaux would if do the judgment
day were to come and catch them as
they sometimes are. He urged the op-
ening Of homes to more fresh air for
the better protection against tubercu-
losis and other diseases. He said that
pet dogs. cats. lizards and snakes
should be kept out, for they bring
germs Of all kinds.
DR. O'Bannon made an eminently
practical and interesting talk. declaring
that the body must be protected furth-
err by care in the diet. He pointed out
the fallacy that much meat is necessa-
ry for endurance and said that more
vegetarian diet has proven much the
better. DIR. O'Bannon argued against
the indiscriminate kissing of babies,
and gave many other points which
proved of much value to all. Another
meeting is already being planned here
at which typhoid fever will be discuss
ed.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
Great Mare Breaks Leg
Kate Malloy Seriously Injured And
May Haye To BE Destroyed.

Kate Malloy. the once great show
mare, and owned in her palmy days by
Judge W. A. Tribble, fell while run.
ming in the pasture Wednesday and
broke her left hind ankle. She is about
20 years old and DR.. John Cook. the
we'll known veterinarian, thinks she
will not get we'll but will have to be
destroyed.
She was on the farm of Walter o.
Walker. Mr.. Curtis Cover. OF Grab Or
chard. her present owner. having sent
her down 20 be bred to Mr.. Walker
great Carroll Preston Kate Malloy
was q great saddle mare in her day and
has won many big stake. She was
also good in the combined ring.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
FACULTY ELECTED FOR
NEXT SCHOOL YEAR
All Teachers Re-Appointed, Ex-
cept Two, Who Were Not APP
plicants For Places Again.

The faculty for the Stanford High
and Graded School vas elected for the
ensuing year at a meeting Of the board
Of trustees Wednesday night. Super
ntendent J. W Ireland holds on fortn
other year, under contract with the
board. He was offered the superinten-
dency Of the Harrodsburg city schools
at handsome increase in salary, but
he has made so good" here that the
local board refused to release him.
All OF the teachers Of the school were
reelected. except two, who were not
applicants for appointment. They
were Misses Frances Adams and Annie
Haltzclaw. Their places will be taken
by Miss Kate Acorn. of tins city. and
Miss Agnes Long. Of Richmond The
latter has been attending the Eastern
State Normal. at Richmond. and both
are we'll qualified for their work.
The roster Of teachers by grades for
the next years work as assigned by
the trustees. is as follows:
High School Prof r. c. Deemer.
Sth Grade Miss Claudia Eaton.
eth Grade Miss Margaret Hopper
9th Grade Miss Agnes Long.
9Th Grade Miss Kate Alcorn.
4th Grade Miss Lena Palmer.
Bird Grade Miss Jennie Newland
"a Grade Mrs. II. ID, Phillips.
lst Grade Miss Annie Mckinney.
Instrumental Music Miss Ellen Bal.
lou.
Vocal Music - Miss Ethel Fetro.
Elocution Miss Bertha Jackson.
The present year. the last term Of
which is rapidly drawing to a close, has
been the most successful in point Of at
tendance and work in the history of the
Institution. and a still greater growth
is expected in the future.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
SUDDEN CALL FOR
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN
Robert C. Jones Dies In Louisville
While Undergoing Operation
For Cancer OF Face,

Robert G. Jones, for eleven years the
town marshal OF Stanford. died sudden.
~ and Unexpectedly in Louisville Wed.
nesday AFTERNOON. while undergoing an
operation for cancer of the face with
which he had suffered for some time.
Mr.. Jones was one Of the best known
residents OF Stanford and news Of his
death came as severe shock 60 the
community.
Mr.. Jones was born in Rockcastle
county 81 years ago. When a young
man he removed TO Lincoln acounty.
where he made his permanent home.
He engaged In contracting and carpen-
itering and by frugality and energy he
amasseda competence. After serving
faithfully as town marshal Of the city
for eleven years. he retired and bought
a grocery and general store on Depot
street, which he and his sons were con-
Quoting at the time Of his death.
His wife and five children--John. Wal
ter. Robert. Maggie and Kittie survive.
The deceased was "A member OF the
Christian church and OF the lodge OF
Maccabees. The burial took place on
Thursday afternoon at 2sS0 o'clock IN
Buffalo Cemetery, services being con-
Quoted by Rev. Walker. A large mum
Der Of friends and loved ones were
present to pay the last tribute Of res
pest 20 his memory.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
Two More Suits
Filed With Col. SwOpe to Be Tried
At May Term of Court.

Two more suits to be tried at the
coming term of circuit court here have
been filed in the office of Circuit Clerk
Swope. W. r. Singleton, of Waynes-
burg, asks $500 damages from the Gin
cinnati Southern railroad for loss of
fences and timber. which. he alleges.
were set on fire by sparks from the
company's engines. Attorney George
D. Florence filed the petition for Sim
gleton.
NJ. G. Murphy filed suit, by Attorney
p. M. McRoberts, against G. A. Wal
ter, j. B. Mckee and j. W. Acton
for $3.50, growing out of the opening of
a certain turnpike near Kings Noun
tain. which is said to have been quit e
prolific Of litigation. This action is
more or less friendly one to deter
mine the status of the affair.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
Jason Wesley
Resigns From Revenue Service
And Will Locate at Danville.

Jason Wesley. said to be the most
popular man in the Estate of Casey,
handed in his resignation as gauger in
the revenue service under Collector j.
Sherman Cooper and will move to Dan
vile and take the position Of chief clerk
to Mitchell Taylor. the stave king. He
was formerly circuit clerk of Casey and
is a most competent man for his new
position He has been stationed at Ty-
rome, in Anderson county. since he took
up the revenue service work the first
of January,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
Saves An Iowa Man's..Life.

The very grave seemed to yawn be-
fore Robert Madison, of West Burling-
ton. Iowa. when. after seven weeks in
the hospital. four of the best physicians
gave him up. Then was shown the mar
velous curative power of Electric Bit
tiers. For, after eight. months.of fright
full suffering from liver trouble and
yellow jaundice, getting no help from
other remedies or doctors, five bottles
of this matchless medicine completely
cured him. It's positively guaranteed
for Stomach, Liver or kidney troubles
and never disappoints. Only SOC at G.
L. Penny's Drug Store.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-05-06
Sudden Death
Comes To Miss Rella Parsons
While On Visit to Neighbor.

Miss Rella Parsons. sister Of Mrs. W.
Perry White, OF the east end of the
county. Died very suddenly while on a
,islt 10 her neighbor. Mrs. J NJ. Cress,
Wednesday afternoon. She was de
sout member Of the Christian church
ands most excellent lady. She was
about 90 years Of age and b&sides Mrs
Whfie. leaves another sister. Mrs. Jno.
q. hersbon. OF Somerset, who came up
foatfon5 the burial
The faneral will be preached A the
Christian church at Crab Orchard at 10
O'Clock this, Friday, morning By Elder
JfG. Livingston. after which the re-
mains via be laid to res, in the Crab
Orchard cemetery.