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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-08
Epidemic in County
is MATRIMONIAL FEVER WITH
MANY MORE AFFECTED.

The matrimonial fever Is stin very
cpidcutiC In Stanford and Lincoln
county. and several Weddings are said
tu ba planned for the near f1turc.
IN addition TO those foreoasted Ia the
last issue at tie T. T.. aud concerning
which hundreds Of guesscs have been
received
\ popular yopng business man of
the civ is sliu to have just adorned
The engagement finger OF an attrac.
tive Young maiden Ot town a very
large and beautiful diamond ring The
engagement of Assistant Cashier G.
HAYS Foster. ~ IN. State Bank and
rsust Company a. Miss l.alla a.
NurEojs of pueyill". has already
been announced one well known
YOUNG salesman of the city who has
teen on the turf for q number OF
seasons aud escaped 50 Tar unscathcd
has cOnidcd 20 friends tlut De- is
weaving q small bag ~ asato"tidp
about his neck Ia keep OFT the Wu'rt
mortal fever. The prevalence at Tho
maaI, was discussed by the cit'
school teachers last week. end Prot
ireland suggested tfat h. Was tluuk
ias of employing guards To prevent
iuroads by little Dan Cupid upon BIS
iaomt, ooh. 40 one IL said 10 have
,NcIit1cd: perhaps we may be able
to catch one of the guards.
Howard Norton AGED ~ and MISS
Bstue Martin. aged u. secured II.
ronse here Monday and were united
Ia marriage AT the court house by
REV. Garllnd Singleton.
Charles c. Brown, aged = ano
Miss Martha Lamb aged i. secured
nc.ns, from County Clerk Cooper ano
wer, made one at the house OF the
brides parents. MIR. and Mrs. u +
amb last thursday. They are r"p'
lar Young couple and have hearty con
calculations.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-08
SALE

Being compelled TO go to Arizona
| Will offer for sale privately my
farm OF 100 acres on cutoff pike ! I .
miles south OF Danvilie and stanford
pike known as TIE G.. Il. Engleman
place on
Friosy December 2nd. 1910
at 10 A. NJ TIL, farm has on II an
exce!!ea: hoas@ 5i - rooms, com
paratiyely new. all necessary out.
buildings. barns, good tenant house
and fencing is nearly all new. number
OF never failing springs. AL in blue
grass, and clover except A. acres,
which is sown in wheat and rye.
Live Stock.
At the same time | will dispose OF
one registered saddle mare, 3 years
old, in foal to $. T. Harris King Eagle
two GOOD family mares subject TO
register, both TO All Peavine, I good
western mare good driver, I splendid
work mule years old. good suck
ling mule, 81 extra mountain ewes.
bred TO lamb Feb 20. meat hogs,
& brood sows and 40 shdhts | young
Jersey COW. fresh, snorthorn COW.
fresh. three yearling heifers. 2-year'
old steer.
FEED.
Five stacks OF clover hay. | OF timo-
thy, ~ barrels of corn, 800 or 400
shocks OF fodder. etc.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
Consisting of one mower. I binder,
9 harrOws. turning plows. cult.
yator. double shovel plows. pillow
harness. buggy, set OF buggy har-
ness, farm wagon. new horse
wheat drill, fertilizer and grass seed
attachment etc. also lot pf Plymouth
Rock chickens and white Holland tur.
keys. Terms easy
Ro5ERT +. scuDoeR,
Stanford, Ky. IA. +. ID. No. ..
pair coming three year old mare
mules we'll broke, pair . year old
mare mules. I family mare, year old
saddle mare, pony colt, l yearling
geldipg. | two year old gelding.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-08
Helm An Easy Winner

iuooln county held up her end
well IN the democratic ranks and hep.
the district TO almost 2.So0. the sec
ID swell Harvey Helms majority m
ond largest majority he has received.
which Is considered very good, this
being an nf.year and little interest
taken in the election In this section.
Tho election passed on very quiet
" here. At several of the precincts
in the county the republican election
officers tailed TO show up and others
had TO % pressed into seT,tce. TAR
crowd gathered in town turing the
day, but the boys" had mighty slim
picking for neither side Had any coin.
The majority in Lincoln will prob
ably 20 close to 400 Undhcial reports
IRON the various preci1 tets at night
gave the maiorities In eqch as follows
For Helm Miller
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-08
Buried at Lancaster
MRS. SUE LOGAN LAID TO FINAL
REST LAST FRIDAY.

The funeral OF Mrs. Sue Logan who
died at the home OF her daughter-.n
law. Mrs. X. l.. Hubble on the Lancas'
ter pike. took place last Friday after
noon. the burial being in the cemetery
az Lancaster. with appropriate ser.
vices AT the grave BY Rev. p NJ. Tin
der oi the Christian church.
Mrs Logan was the widow OF the
tate John ". Logan. one of the best
known citizens OF Lincoln county IN
his day She was born and reared IN
Lincoln, and was 81 wears OF age AT
the time of her death Fodr children
ere born to her OF whom Mrs. Hub
BILE Is the only survivor Mrs. Logan
was a Miss Smith before her marriage
and a member OF a prominent family
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Must Leave County
ALTERNATIVE GIVEN BUNCH
FROM MAsoNS GAP.

On the condition that they leave
Lincoln county within five DAYS p.
tones. and Lee Jones and Luther pa
Ns were released upon their trial be-
fore County Judge Bailey last week
they have been arrested on charge OF
stealing rails, ana other devilment
in th"ir commuIdty in the MaspE's
Gap section, and are said 10 have
oorne a very bad reputation in their
community. Virgil Davis, another
member OF the gang was put under
the same ban but before he leaves
he will have TO serve a 80 day sen
tence tor carrying concerted weapons.
These are the men 10 whose house
the bloodhounds led after the burning
Of the tenant house on NJ. s. Baugh-
mans place few weeks ago.
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Golden Wedding
TO Of CELEBRATED ~ col. AND
Mes. RoUT SUNDAY

Cot and Mrs John W Rout VIII
celebrate their golden wedding an
uivcrsary az their home h"re next
SUNDAY They were married In
Monroe county Missouri on Nov %,
$50 ana soon after moved &C. Ken
lucky where they have lived since
aud raised a large and popular iami.
~.
rol. and Mrs Rout are beloved h,
an and viii have the heartiest con
calculations upon this happy occns
Ton
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-11-08

MANY school children suffer from
consultation. which is often the cause
of seeming stupidity at lessons
Chamberlain's stomach and LAYER
tablets are an ideal medicine to give
, child for they are mild and gentle
in their effect, and VIII cure even
chronic constipation. Sold by rem
nys Drug Store.
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DEMOCRATS WIN
ALL over COUNTRY
LANDSLIDE IN EAST AND TEN.
NEssEE rs ONLY ONE TO co
WRONG m THIS SECTION
The RESULTS

Associated Press dispatches say
ON wednesday morning that q Demo.
'raiic landslide has swept the COUNT,
from one end ~ the other 4 gain a.,
80 seats m the lower House ot con.
grcss gives the Democrats complete
control of that bod, aud Champ CLARK
81 Missouri has already announced his
candidacy tor speaker to succeed can.
non
Tennessee ~ the only state on III
harmony. FOR Hooper. the republican.
fusion cand late defeated Bob TAYLOR
tor Governor by about $4,000 major.
,ty
JOAN 4. DIX. the democrat was elect.
,d governor at New York by boto cen
900 and 5000 majority over Euusc.
Nylts candidate. Stimsor lc carried
the lieutenant governor and q great
many demo, ratio congressman with
Elm 20 victory
Governor Judson HarmCn WIS rc
elected In Onto owe Harding. the Re
Wihrtnn nominee bV majority ui
about $4,000 TIE state ticket goes m
with him and the democrats claim
tna I,rislaturc sure and have many
congressional gains.
NfHNAINHh W lANhlla N'N wv ~ ..'''' wv
OF Princeton University. and running
as a democrat. was elected governor
OF Nra Jersey b Va substantial ma
jur,ty
Judge Baldwin. whom Roosevelt bit
terry attacked, won Tor governor oI
staid cid Republican Connecticut bl
abeut sin thousand majority
Edward Foss, Democrat won Q
splendid victory Tor governor OF Mass
a chusett. defeating the present re
publican Governor. Draper
~ Indiana the democrats have Q
substantial majority for their legislh
tive ucFets and state officers, and the
election OF John W. Kern over Albert
J. Beveridgc Tor United states sena
tor is assured. Tchre was large gair
n democratic congressman In both In
diana and Ohio.
IN KENTUCKY
hentncky will send nine democratic
congressman to Washington this tall
q gain OF one, w. J. Fields defeating
tor IL assured. There was large gain
trict Langley. republican, squeezed
through in the Tenth by the use of ;
great corruption fund.
In Louisville the democrats sWep
both Sherley back to Congress an'
elected Shackeliord Miller tn the
Court Of Appeals over bingham.
The fusionists won in Lexington
by a small majority. Rankin carrie
, Fay.tte over Cantrill for Congress b.
about ie5 majority. Cantrill won II
hte district, however. by 200 major
tty. about onethird the regular demo
cratic majority.
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4ds D
Helms majority. ...... 1881
In the Eighth
The majorities which Congressman
Helm received In the Eighth district
counties. sending him back to Join the
happy democratic throng are unofficial
Iy as follows:
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
AMMO UNcEs ONE
THING AND PUG DOES ANOTHER
SOME THINK JEFF LoAFs TOO
sMucH WHILE NEGRO MAIN
~
sJAINs FAST PACE
BY MAX eALTHAsAR.

RENO, New. June 2e-To those
with merely supes fetal knowledge u
what a boxer should do. the work 81
Jcffries and Johnson is quite a puzzle.
JEFF is ioafing too much, they think,
unmindful Of the vast amount of labor
he has gone through. On the other
hand. they think Johnson Is digging
IN too hard, forgetting that he has not
applied himself Until Within the past
few weeks.
The many unusual training phases
az this contest are enough 10 put the
sternest conditioning mathematician
to the bad. JEFF passed the word that
be Is going TO work his head off. In
stead he lies around and chats In the
morning and winds mp the day with
q little joust with the trout. John.
son. programmed to loaf, tears into MS
work like colored brother trying 10
depopulate the entire chicken world.
It's q funny game from an angle and
many dopesters will be surprised
when the battle ends on Monday.
In other ways, the fighters snow
strange contrasts from day 70 day.
One day Johnson shows speed AMI
confidence The next he appears 70
be half-hearted in temperament as
well az in work. JEFF never loses con-
131ence. In fact. he seems to gain 1t.
his on days developing greater spirit
OF determination and grizzly logged
ness than when he Is feeling good.
II IL useless TO accept a program or
even to guess what the big fellow will
do from now until Friday, when he is
expected to cut out all work and hurl
himself irto the nerve racking Dry
1 ing OUT process. but he may box and
he may sprint and he may loaf. They
are making book here on what he
Intends to do and you can write your
own ticket.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
SOX PLAY BETTER
BALL THAN TIGES

quartet OF runs on a trio OF hits.
Zeider walked. Collins doupied'
Dougherty singled and Gandil hit
home run.
Just TO show they could get EN- an
other way, the Sox collected two more
in the seventh by some classy base
running Zeider walked again. He
stole second and counted on Brownies
hit Browne pilfered and took third
when Stanage made low throw.
Collins bounced a single off Bush's
chest.
The Tigers landed for two hits In
the first and three in the fourth. Cobb
being credited with safety on ball
that took a bad bounce 10 Blacburne.
In the sixth the Tiges got one hit, q
double by Crawford. The other in
nings they made first base only
through patiently waiting for a base
on balls.
Young was the only pitcher who
really looked bad against them. IN
doubleday ne would have been defea..
ed decisively had he remained In tls
box.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

The sox nre quite sprightly on the
bases. especially Zeider.
In the three innings Walsh pitched
the ball was not knocked from the IN
field.
Walsh lost no time making a hit In
the ninth. lie swatted the hrst BAH
pitched.
Browne robbed Moriarty OF n three
Dagger and a possible home run In the
sixth when he took his liner away over
iowa rds right field. Anyhow, II brought
run md went for sacrifice fy, az
Crawford scored.
base running In the sixth. After his
two baggor Dougherty's throw bounced
high 10 Blackburne. The ball rolled
over hts head and onto the diamond.
Crawford fastened 10 third without
delay.
Mcintyre and Bush suffered through
Misunderstanding In the FIRST inning
Bush travelled quite way into LETT
field for a hy from Collins, II really
was McIntyre's ball Mcintyre bumped
Bush lust as he took the sphere. and
IL rolled out. Collins making second
The band did thoughtless act when
Cobb came TO bat in the sixth inning;
which must be very dlstasteful 10
man born and raised in the south.
Folks up In this part OF the country
as we'll as below the line. are trying
To forget about the late unpleasant
ness" The leader OF that band GER
tainly had fine lack OF idea or Mt
ness OF things.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
BY TIP WRIGHT.

RENO. New. June 29.-Only six
lays 10 wait for the great event Tor
which lovers OF the fighting game
have been preparing themselves men
tally and financially ever since Jack
johnson landed that wallop on Tommy
Burns chin. Dec. 20, 1908, at Rushcut-
tcr's Bay, New South Wales.
1t locks now as If Jack Johnson win
enter the ring within few pounds
of the weight ne originally figured on,
21O pounds. He has been singularly
fortunate in holding his weight despite
the predictions and the apparent
losses he sustained The fact that he
will do no work save shadow boxing
after Thursday gives him an oppor-
tunity to pick up few pounds before
the tight.
With every effort being made to
divert Johnson's mind from the fact
mat ne has an important engagement
next Monday, the camp at Kicks Re
sort is lively The champion works
overtime at his tavorite instrument.
tie bass viol and the camp songbirds
All the mountain atmosphere with
uAciOGy.
Opinion is divided over Johnson's
condition. His followers say he is
better than ever. Others don't fancy
his style of work and complain that
| he shows speed only at intervals.
There is considerable truth In the
latter statement. When sparring,
johnson cuts loose only when stung
by one OF his sparring partners. At
other times he Il content to block and
stop punches.
Johnson will go through his train
ing stunts Thursday for the moving
picture men He will spar. skip rope.
punch the bag, shadow box, run past
the machine as II doing road work
and possibly wrestle bit. The cham
pion can be depended upon TO put up
a gooG show. He Is always accommo-
dating when publicity is at stake.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
MERRY GAMBLERS
START TO COLLECT

RENO, New, June 29.-Tomorrow
the real betting will begin. Last
night 10 TO 6 1-2 were the prevailing
prices. Some guess IL will go TO 10
to Z, and others look for to /. Which
ever way the coin is laid here, is ex-
pected TO make the price throughout
the United States, although England
inay continue TO make Johnson the
favorite. The principal betting on the
rounds was even money that Jen
would not win in 10 rounds.
Johnson some time ago predicted
that lie would finish the white man
within IS rounds. and just 10 go him
one better, Jim wants things 10 be
wound up in his own favor within II
rounds. The quicker the finer is still
his slogan, and IL he can wind the
Negro up in a round he'll do it.
Buns continue to drop off every
train, and the tough mugs" to be
seen around the gambling houses are
enough to scare the money out OF the
tendeIfoot's pocket, even before he
has had chance to place bet. The
gamblers have screwed the percentage
up to the breaking point and the suck
ers are being busted.
The play for the house Is becom
ing SO regular that the dealers are
kept so busy they heed help to rake in
the coin. In anticipation OF the en-
forcenent OF an anti-gambling law ON
Oct. 1. the gamblers have organized a
mutual admiration society and are
helping one another to round up the
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

Preceded by much cheering and iol'
lowed by a dull ihCd the 1909 pennant
was hoisted at Bennett Park yester-
day The invariable rule that the
home club loses On special days was
followed. Chicago, S. Detroit. ..
There wasn't any disgrace in WIN
ming or losing a game OF this kind, for
the Tigers were outplayed. The youths
from Chicago outbatted them, out
elded them and out ran them on the
bases The young Sox liked around
the paths as though they were creased.
They fell down once when the ven
cradle Dougherty tried TO work the
squeeze play with Purtell. Just what
course OF mental procedure prompted
this is not known. but it looked very
much like the palmy days Of the late
lsmented Dave A!tizer to see the
squeeze in full operation with only
one cut and the opposing pitcher
going bad. Purtell hunted 10 Mullin
and Dougherty was doubled.
The fat inning CT the contest was
the sixth when the Sox captured a
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
CLARA MORRIS HOME TO BE
SOLD AS SHE LIES NEAR DEATH
Court Signs Order That House on
Hudson River Must Be Disposed
Of at Auction.


NEW YORK. June z9.-In a dark
ened room in her home at Riverdale-
on-the-Hudson, Clara Morris, the re
nowned actress, is fighting total blind
ness and The visitation of deaths hand
itself, but she is being kept In ignor-
ance OF another crisis in her affairs
which may result in election from her
home.
Supreme Court Justice Keogh has
signed an order that the actresses
home is 10 be put on the auctioneer's
block as soon AS due legal notice has
been published.
The foreclosure was brought az the
instance OF the Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co. which holds a
$4,000 mortgage on the home.
The actress acquired the home ten
years ago and i has been the source
Of her greatest pride. II is luxurious
ly furnished. its rooms being filed
with rare mementoes. She has now
been III for a year, prior TO which time
she met many financial reverses.
Frederick c. Harriott, her husband,
declared today that he was still hope.
full he would be able 10 put a new
mortgage on the place and pay of the
first.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
COSTS MUCH MONEY nc
TRAIN COLLEGE CREWS
Harvard and Yale Blow Forty Thou
sand Getting Ready for One
REGATTA.

SdHd 0CAltn9 nCddy WI Wv
Regatta.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, June 29.-lt Is
costing 10 train the crews for the Har-
Vard-Yale race on June 80 $4,000.
equally divided. As the race Will asst
about 20 minutes, the contest will rep
resent an outlay of $4,000 minute.
Food is a heavy item, for the men
must have the best from the time they
go into training AT the end OF March
until the race. other expenses are
for transportation. coaches, chefs,
boatmen and trainers.
The defenders or the Crimson are
eating up a good-sized New England
farm in their quarters at Red Top.
They get away with l00-pounds ct
meat at a meal, or 800 pounds a day
beef, lamb aud poultry In equal
quantities. Six bushels OF potatoes
last a week Two bushels OF spinach
are served three times a week, two
bushels OF peas are set before then,
four times a week and 240 punches
make their weekly portion of aspara-
gus.
They take $50 dozen OF eggs a week.
80 pounds of butter. 40 quarts Of
cream, 90 quarts OF milk and 800
loaves OF bread. Dessert consists OF
ice cream, jellies and marmalade. and
ale is served at one meal a day.
There are Is days of this service at
Red Top. and Steward Phelps is the
busiest man there.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
SAD, INDEED IS THE
AFTER-PEMNAMT GAME

Cobb picked a good hole in the frst
when he poked single through short
lust after Blackburne had vacated his
position. The pitch was high and wide
and Cobb placed the ball midway be-
tween short and third. Nobody had
even a remote chance To get II.
Mullin had success with his slow
bal twice. and on the third and fourth
attempts I'm n pinch II cost him base
hits. In the first and second innings.
Dougherty and Blackburne missed the
third strike on slow one. In the fifth
Blackburne hit one safely, and in tho
sixth Dougherty singled with three and
two. After that Mullin confined him.
self more closely TO the quick-breaking
curve that made him famous.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
SONS OF PREACHERS
FIGHT ON HOLIDAY.

RENO, New, June 29.-About
the biggest thing out of the
regular routine that has hap
pened here today Is the discov-
cry that Jack Johnson's father
was preacher. II this should
prove TO be true. there will be
two preachers sons engaged in
fistic combat on the Fourth OF
July. Jeffries' father has been
a minister of the gospel all his
life, and his permanent home Is
said TO be in Ohio, although he
travels about the country con-
siderably. Jack Johnson is
authority for the statement that
he is the son of a minister, but
Jack fails TO state where he Of
ficiated during his lifetime, so
that we will have TO take Jacks
word for the story.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
SHORT LENGTHS

A bill has been introduced I'm the
Georgia Legislature prohibiting all
kinds OF boxing matches.
Denls c. wright, tennis expert, WINS
defeated by Winding. at Wimbledon.
Eng This gives Winding the right TO
Challenge Gore, OF British honors.
DrucIe, pitching for the Giants
against the Phillies. trlpled with the
bases full and started his club TO VIC
tory.
Miner Brown seems 20 he I'm pretty
fair shape He held the Cincinnati
club TO four hits yesterday.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
TopATs EATING. ORDER.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS

offered by the D. & c. Line dur
ing the 4th of July holidays.
Take Q little outing to Mackinac
Island before the rush. You will
enjoy every minute Of the trip.
Ask our City Ticket Agents ior
information.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

marks and to make the play against
the visitors in their midst because
this probably will be the last oppor-
tunity they will have to make big
cleanup.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

The Lake Superior Iron G. Chemical
Co., OF New York, has been incor.
porated in New York state. with a cap
ital of s11, 625. 900. and will take over
the property and business Of the Lake
Superior Iron G. Chemical Co., OF
Michigan. All the directors OF the
new corporation are New Workers.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

According to the New York Press,
25 shares of New York club stock are
for sale in a WaIl-st. brokers Office
without buyer. The price demanded
Is S400 per share, or $4,000 for the
lot. Last year the stock paid "a per
cent dividend
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
A. J. F!anner Is Here.

A. j. Flanner. right hand man to
Ban Johnson. called at the Offices OF
the Detroit club this morning. Mr..
Flanner was for years editor of Sport
ing News, and IS one of the best
posted men in baseball. He has been
connected with tie main office OF the
American league This year. but came
here on a sort of vacation as secre-
tary OF the White Sox
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
DRESSING FOR THE PART.

Hello old fellow where going in the hip boots?
Why, make a
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

job Printing done right. Times
Printing Co.. Is John R.-st. Call Main
1les. or City Ass.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
BIG FIGHTERS FOLLOW THEIR
tn OWN COURSE IN TRAINING

JOIN SON WILL ENTER RING
WITHIN FEW POUNDS OF 30
HE WILL BOX FOR MOVING PIC
TuRE MACHINES THURSDAY
AND WILL BE FULL OF ACTION.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
THE AMATEURS

The National club has July. 2. 3 and
open and would like 10 hear from
any fast is-year- old uniformed teams.
Phone manager at West l462-R
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29
HEARD IN THE STORE.

Customer: What these?
Something new-mamess hrecrackers.
late nothing but fngeress children.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-29

Busiues.-like Printing. No fuss and
no feathers. The plain. neat kind that
looks right. Time. Printing CO., Is
John R--st Main 1893. or City ASS.