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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
MIDDLEBURG.

The fifth Sunday meeting at Grove
Sunday July 30th was a success it
a large crowd, plenty of good things
to eat and religious enthusiasm count
for anything. The good people on,
there actually put the big pot in the
little one and did everything else
that would add to the comfort Of tn,
visitors. The program was earned
out and a number of good talks
made by lievs. j. l.. Adams, =. b.
hocket, c. T. Clamch and A. G.
Coker The Sunday school was held
at the regular hour, and from APP
pearance that people are taking a
lively interest in that line Of work
Mr.. Il. G. Foley is the superintend-
cnt aud is just the man 10 bring the
school to the front rank. At the
close of the services in the afternoon
the visitors expressed their appre-
citation of the kindness shown them
by rising vote. "God be With You
Till we Meet Again." was the song
and the meeting adjourned.
Somerset has been well represent
ed at Golden Dawn Springs of late
Some dozen or more Somerset citi.
zens have registered there in th,
last two weeks.
| }. e. Wall and Miss Bertha May.
rard were united in the holy bond
of matrlmony while sitting III then
buggy at Yosemite Friday, Judge III
coin Wells officiating.
! c. {. Combest, of Dunnville, roa,
superintendent was here last weel
looking over the roads. J. +. Kelse:
and wife, of Somerset spent las
week with relatives here and atteh.
ing Golden Dawn Springs. Mr.. an
Mrs. A. X. Scott of Sedalia, Mo-, ar
rived Saturday to visit Mrs. Scott
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs. j
A. Estes.
There were several light shower
Of rain here last week that revive,
vegetation greatly, though, the groun'
Was not thoroughly wet. A clo'
soaker and river riser IL great
needed to bring crops out of tn
kinks and start grass to growing.
Protracted meeting services hav
been in progress at the Methods
church here since Monday. Rev
Davis pastor at Somerset is dom
the preaching. His sermons are sal
to be quite interesting and helpful.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
AUTO CAUSE HORSE
TO TURN BUGGY OVER
Mrs. GrInstead and Little Lucille Ire
land Thrown Out Former Sus-
taininu Broken Ankle.

Mrs. w. C.. Grinstead who makes
her home with her daughter, Mrs.
J. w. ireland here. suffered com
pound fracture of her right ankle
when horse she was driving from
Danville Saturday became frightened
at a passing automobile and turned
the buggy over throwing ont Mrs.
Grlnstead and her little granddaugh-
ter, Lucille Ireland. Mrs. Grinstead
exerted all of her powers to saving
the baby from injury, which escaped
with but few scratches and bruises
and in so doing. sustained the seri-
Gus injuries herself.
Mrs.. Grinstead was returning from
Danyille where she had gone earlier
in the day. and had reached the
junction of the Stanford and Lancas-
ter pixies about a mile this side of
Danville when large ear driven by
Mr.. Fish of the electrical firm of
lThurmond 4 Fish. dashed by. The
horse she was driving SHE'D sGdden-
ily, and caused the buggy To toppie
over throwing out Mrs. Grinstead
and the little girl. The horse did
mot run but was soon released from
the harness, uniniured. lie had beer
past scores q. autos during the dan
at Danville and had paid no attention
to them. and greatly surprised Mrs
Grinstead by his actions out on the
pike.
Mr.. Fish turned his ear imnedi
lately ana took Mrs. Grinstead {,
Danvile where DR.. Fayette DUNLAP
hastily dressed the injury, and theI
brought her on here accompanied
Iby her sister. Mrs. Smith Arlviu.
here. Drs Dunlap and Brown set thu
broken member. both bone. bein,
fractured, the larger protrudin2 GU
through the flesh. Mrs. GrinsteSC
was made Us -psy a. possible gu
will suffer severely for sometime
She bears the pain with great forti
ture.
Miss Fife Baughman fell over
tent rope at the Danville fair las
week and badly spraincd hes elbow
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
THE WONDER OF THE AGE.
SWANS Kidney and swann's Stom-
ach Remedies. erF'

Swann's Kidney Remedy is the
first on this globe to bring kidney
worms from man. woman or girl,
and these worms come in their urine
Mr.. j. ID. Woods daughter was treat
ed for kidney troubles by able ply
sicians and these said all had been
done that could be done in this case,
and she could live but four or five
days longer She started to get well
from the first dose of SWANS Kid
ney remedy and today after two
years Mr. Woods said she was the
healthiest child in his family Free
testimonial by Mr.. J. ID. Woods of
Waynesburg, KY, r. F. d., Ma. A.
This new discovery is sold at Pen
ny's drug store. Mrs. j. A.
Smith of Wilmore had stomach tro~
BILE for 20 years, she had tried many
remedies but never was cured until
she had taken Swann's. Mr.. W. A.
Palmer, Wilmore, KY, r +. d., No.
:. wish | could let all people know
Just what a wonder SWANS remedy
is. when two doctors did not help
my niece of kidney trouble got
bottle of this wonderful remedy and
from the first dose she started to
get better and for four days she
passed kidney worms in her urine.
and | must say these remedies are
worth their weight in gold. Sold by
Penny's Drug Store Stanford, KY.
Made by the American Herb and
Plant Co., Junction City, KY, Drug
sists and country stores. and agents
writes us for prices on this wonder
"a! remedy.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
BUCK CREEK.

The thirteen months old sou of
Mr.. aud Mrs. Marion Douglas, of
this section died the 2Sth of stom-
ach trouble. Its remains were TAX
en- to the Humphrey burying ground
and laid away Much sympathy is
telt for the bereaved parents.
Miss Eliza Sims VINO has been
very i'll for some time, is very much
Improved under care of DIR. Malloy.
Zachary Padgett is building u new
two story house.
W. I. Elliott has moved his -.
mill rig from his home To l.. ID. dur
ney'> Woodland. This is Known local
y ds the old W. l.. Dishon place
Miss Minnie l.. Harvey is visiting
her cousin, Mrs. Sherman Coy at
Turnersville
DIR. z. Ii. Malloy has just left for
Lexington to be with his family. Tie
has been here overseeing his farm.
Crops here are the best in years.
Corn will make ten to twelve BUSH
els, tobacco fran 10 to Il hundred
pounds to the acre. The tobacco
crops are scattering however. but
what is lacking in quantity will be
made up in quality. Nash and Da,
tenants on l.. ID Harney's farm. ship
ped a quantity of beans to Lexing-
ton which Melted them something ov-
or $500 dollars per acre for the land
planted tn that crop. Ho wis this
Cor s25 landf
L. ID. Harvey has received the
sam of Sl,240 from the Hamburg,
Bremen tire insurance Company,
which was represented by Jesse ID.
Wearen, of Stanford at the time of
the fire, which destroyed the barn
and tobacco ON the 2lst of Dec.
Delay in the receipt of the money,
1909, nearly two years ago. This
was insurance on the crop and this
has caused Mr.. Harvey the loss OF Il
crop, and other Inconvenience.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
r. =. D., NO. I

Mamie Newland OF Norwood, u .
is on visit to her COUSINS Marshall
and Nell Newland.
Mrs. Dave Thompsop. of Boy!.,
is visiting her mother Mrs. Mamie
Garner.
Mr.. James Rogers house caught
fire the other night but was discov-
cred in time to be put out without
much loss.
Thee Newland sold to p ID. Holtz-
claw a COW and calf ior $500
Marshall Newiand sold to Josial,
Anderson n harness ,aare for Sl75,
and bought from lewis Tucker n
combined gelding Tor a fancy price.
He also bought y combined saddle
and harness mare from Clarence
Pierce for sl22.50.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
CALL FOR CONVENTION.

There will be mce!ing of the
democrats of Lincoln county i'll mass
Convention at the Court House Ia
stanford on Saturday, Aug II 1911
at = p. H., for the purpose of selec,-
me delegates to the Democratic Dele.
gate State Convention, which is to
be held in Louisville on the 18th day
of August 1911. ior the purpose If
adopting and promulga,ing plat
torn of principles, for the guidance
of Democratic candidates aud OF the
party in the approaching campaign,
to be followed by November Election
OF 1911, and at which election y
State ticket and members of the next
General Assembly are to De elected.
All known democrats. all indepeu.l
eni voters and all minors who viii;
he legal voters by the November eleo
ton. 1911, and all voters who declare
a purpose of affiliate with the demo
cratic party in the nexr state election
of 1911, are to participate III saii
County Mass Conventiar and to be
elected delegates TO the State Con-
vention. Every voter in Lincoln
county who is interested in the sue
cess of the Democratic ticket in the
next State election should be present
at said County Convention and give
his aid in selecting these delegates
to represent Lincoln county in the
state CanVntion. Yours truly
G. L. Penny,
Chairman of Democratic County
Committee of Lincoln County.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
KINGS MOUNTAIN.

Mont Dishon is improving his resi-
dcnce by new coat of paint
Mrs. Laura Lee and Mrs u. l..
Vest are With their son and daugh-
ter in Danviile few days.
Mrs. Williams and son, of Lexing-
ton are visiting q. A. and Wallace
Walter.
Sam Skidmore is at home for 4
Few days.
Harrison Wall has been visiting a.
Highland.
Mrs. Mudman and sons are with
friends and relatives in Cincinnati
Mr.. LasWell aud children are Wis
iting relatives in ROckcastlc.
Henry Gooch and wife of McKin-
ney have moved to q. A. Walters
place.
Mrs. Mamie Singleton and mother
90 Waynesburg spent Wednesday
with friends.
Mrs. Annie Deigh and Mrs. Town
send were callers at this place last
week
Mrs. Lizzie Cary ard little son arc
on the sick list.
/ llsrry Starner and family have re-
turned to Linda q.
Mr.. Elizabeth Morgan arrived at
home ON Sunday after few days
stay at Elixir Springs.
W. G.. Brown and wife of Dry
Ridge are with relatives here.
W. Murphy spent Sunday with
Maud Singleton.
J. A. Hart Is doing fine timber
business, such as cross ties, logs pill
my poles etc.
Cyrus Johnson and family have
bowed to Mckinney where he WI,
soon open a school.
Mr.. and Mr.. ". ID. johnson aud
. II. Cannon and wife attended the
SUNDAY school union at Grove sun
day. They report delightful time.
Mrs. Effie Con has returned "a
Cincinnati after visit to her moth
er.
Ashford Dishon has become aDls
to go back to his work.
Mr. and Mrs. James Dye and Ella
beth spent Sunday in Cincinnati.
Clinton Johnson is at home for d
few days.
Grove Smith while riding freight
train was Knocked down by three
men and robbed of small sum OF
money but not dangerously hurs
Mr.. V. G. Gilliland and Mrs. Annie
Neal will open school at this place
Monday.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
AUTO ORDINANCE TO BE
RIGIDlY ENFORCED.
Council Directs Marshal to see That
SpeciaI Limit Of 5 Miles an Hour
Is Not Exceeded.

Speeding Automobiles had better
look a "leetle oud" when they hit
the boulevards of Stanford in the
future. At the regular meeting of
the City Council last Thursday night
the City Fathers instructed City Mar
shall b. ID. Carter to rigidly enforce
the city ordinance against the opera
ton of automobiles of other vehicles
of that class in the city at a speed
of over miles anhour. Heretofore
this ordinance has been allowed to
90 without much heed by anyone, but
several fragrant instances of fast
driving of autos through town en-
dangering both life ana limb of prop
erty owners induced the Council :"
take summary action.
The council let the contract for
putting down concrete pavement
along the side of the Christian church
to Phillips Bros, at their figure of
20 cents per square foot. The coun-
ell also decided to reconstruct the
paving alonge the north side of Mai"
street in front of the stores of }. Z.
Lynn. Farmers barber shop, the Gem
theatre and Coffey 4 Coleman, The
grade Of this pavement has been
steep and in cold and wet weather
with ice and sleet on the ground has
heen the canse of many a fall.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
wAyNEsBURG MAN
MAY DIE FROM INJURY
Dynamite Hidden In Bucket of Tar
Explodes and Hits Alvin
Padaett.
Waynesburg, Aug Z.

Alvin Padgett who is with con-
crete construction company at Lex
ington, was hurt in a novel manner
last week. Some sticks of dynamite
we're placed in a partly filled buck.
Ct of coal tar last June and forgot
ten. The soft tar let the explosive
sink to the bottom. The foreman
of the crew, l.. L. Floyd, formerly
Of Waynesburg, with his pen were
trying to drive the moscquitos out
of the sleeping car and were burning
rags in the discarded bucket. The
tar soon ignited with q flash and
the bucket was thrown out on the
ground. the dynamite exploding al
most instantly breaking Padgett's leg
and seriously burning LIB Daugherty
Who formerly lived in the Turner'S
Vile section. Ii is thought Padgett
will die.
Mrs. Sallic II. MCGEE, and daugh-
ter Miss Edith, of Cincinnati, are
visiting their brother and uncle il
this section.
Misses Sarah Smith and Eva Ho-
ton visited Miss Cora Bunch.
John Padgett is at Eubanks engag
Cd on Il biz job of plastering on tn,
new hotel building which A. y. vii.
der is erecting.
Mrs. Ashford l.. Bunch has just
returned from pleasant visit to he'
sister in New Albany.
Mrs. John Padgett visited her mott
er Mrs. Letcher Bunch
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bunch were guests
OF their daughter, Mrs. T. b. Surbel
at Eubanks, where they have a ME,
new grandson.
Hop Steele is putting down new
well at the Waynesburg Grade,
School.
! Mrs. Mary Horton, of Eubanks
and her daughter, Mrs. Ed. Rigne!
OF Roddy, Tenn, were guests o
Miss Sara Smith.
Miss Ella Leach who has had tn
typhoid fever for the past six week
is much better. Mrs. Lou BurtoI
continues i'll af typhoid fever
Miss julia Record is visiting he
uncle, l.. W. Record. at Big Bone
Boone county. She will also visi
her uncle W. L. Record at tIig
Bridge Mr. and Mrs. J. c. Recort
her parents will join her there fo
a weeks visit.
w. T. Record, Jr., a signal ma
Tor the Q. 4 c., at Erlanger, visite
the homefolks.
Mrs. Lathon Leach has as he Wis
iiors, Keith Padgett and Everett No
gan. of Dickerson Tenn.
| Miss Elizabeth Morgan has ju,
, returned from Lancaster where 81
Fl. visited DIR. and Mrs. J. Acton.
4 The Misses Dale have retmno
from liarrso ncounty where the
4 were visiting relatives.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
WAYNE COUNTY.

Sam G. Castelloo. of Stanford, was
the guest of his, parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Mike CASTILLO first of this week
Mrs. Sallie Rigney of Casey coun-
ty is visiting her niece Mrs. Dewitt
Huffaker.
Mrs. NJ. d. Shearer and children
have returned from visit to her
father Mr.. Livingston Cooper at More
land.
Messrs. Harry Rankin, of Am
bridge, Pa, and Frederick Rankin of
Fort Collins Col, are at home for
their summer vacation.
Mrs. Jesse Oats and family are
residing temporarily with Mrs. Eme-
line Rankin, Mrs. Oats mother.
Mrs. +. NJ. Rankin. has returned
from Lexington and Harrodsbnrg
where she has been to recuperate her
health.
W. NJ. Rankin of Perryville, was
here last week hunting cattle.
Mrs. A |. Rankin who was quite
sick last week is out again.
Mrs. Nit Jones was the guest of
her grandmother Mrs. Caroline Ran
kin the past week.
Miss Tilda Jones with Miss Flossie
Rankin of jamestown, Tenn. is WIS.,
iting in Monticello.
Bob Abbotts' twin babies both
died in the same night.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
RIBS BROKEN
And Mrs. william Doane Was 9th
erwise Injured In Runaway Ac-
cident.

Davis Store Aug. Z.
Butt and Dillon are about done
saving at the present mill seat, un--
less they buy some more timber.
Mrs. VIM. Doane, while visiting
relatives in Rockcastle had a very
serious accident.
While alighting from her surry, her
horse started aud dragged her down,
the wheel running over her. and
breaking two or three of her ribs and
otherwise bruising her,
Arthur l.. Kidd and wife of Pom
dexter, are visiting relatives in this
section.
Henry james was one OF the men
who got sick on tobacco last year
Although he don't smoke or chew Dc
got scared and sold his growing cror
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08

to Joe lawson, for fear that he would
alike n relapse on il this year.
Frank Coleman is in Cincinnati on
busircss and will be gone for a few
days.
Mr.. Charles En-slin, Of Oitenheim
tells us that he will soon have his
roller mill in operation and the way
that he will roll the flour out will
be surprise. The best grade will
be called "The Acme of Ottenheim.'
and the second best will be called,
"The Ottenheim Wonder"
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
Seemed TO Give Him a New Stomach

IL suffered intensely after eating
and no medicine OF treatment tried
seemed to do any good" writes Ii. NJ
Youngsters Editor OF the Sun, Lake
View, Ohio. "The first few doses IF
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
tablets gave me surprising relief and
the second battle eemed to give me
new stomach aud perfectly good
health" For sale bv all dealers.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08

Cuts aud bruises may be healed in
about one-third the time required
by the usual treatment by applying
Chamberlain's Liniment. Ii is an am
heal without maturation. This hni-
tiseptic and causes such injuries to
nent also relieves soreness of the
muscle aud rheumatic pans. For
sale by all dealers.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
CLASS ADOPTION.

Moreland Camp. No. 1868 Modern
Woodmen of America will hold a
class adoption, Friday night Aug.
n at 8 o'clock. All members are
urcged Ia present also members al
sister camps are fraternally invited
TO be present. Hubert Ford. Consul
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08

Buy il now, Now is the time 10
buy a bottle of Chamherlain's Coiie,
Chalera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ii
il almost certain to be needed before
the summer is over. This remedy
has no uperior. For sale by all deal
ers.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08

An ordinary ease ~ ,jarrohea cah
as rule be cured by = single dose
of Chamberlain Code Cholera an,.
Diarrhoea Remedy. This remedy has
no superior for howe! complaint.
For sale by all dealers.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08

Former United States Senator Ed
ward Murphy, of Troy, N. Y, died
at his summer home at Elberon N. j.,
as the result of an operation which
he underwent two weeks ago for
an enlarged abdominal gland. Mr..
Murphy was rs years old.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08

Admiral Togo, the hero of the
Russo-Japanese War, arrived IN
New York and was formally well
coined as the guest of the Ameri-
can nation. lie expressed bis pleas
ure at being in America.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-08-08
PUBLIC SALE!!
l will sell at public auction on
thursday. August u, 1911,

AT my place known as the W. +.
Dishon farm 312 miles from Stan
ford on the ottenheim pike one fine
COW and calf. farming implements
one good two-horse wagon and har-
ness. and a good buggy and buggy
harness. also some good bacon
household and kitchen furniture, all
practically new.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-30
LIQUOR RETURNED;
 CASE DISMISSED
Silver Leaf Negroes Find Things Coming Their
 Way for Change

The case against Sam Washing. ton, an officer of the Silver Leaf club, charging him with selling liquor without license, was called in Judge Morris Highs court yester- day afternoon at 2 o'clock. On mo- ton of Assistant District Attorney Ed J. Flanigan the case was dis missed on the ground that there was insufficient evidence to warrant a conviction. The merits of the case were not gone Into. W. B. CIeary de- tended the negro.
 Washington was arrested by City Marshal Bassett Watkins several days ago when the Silver Leaf club was raided and a small quantity of liquor was confscated. Two other negroes were arrested at the same time on the charge of vagTancy. but were let g on the promise that they would immediately ind work.
 Douglas Sims posted a bond Sf $50 for the appearance of Washing ton yesterday afternoon. When the case was dismissed the liquor that was cOnfscated was returned to the club. The troubles of the Silver Leaf club have come in a bunch. The fur niture was attached several days ago, but was released when one Of the members paid the amount owed.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-30
B INDICTED IN
 DYNAMITE CASE - Former Bisbee. Man Among the Number Charged With Plot Against Hall of Records
 HEAVY BONDS ARE FIXED
HEAVY BONDS ARE FIXED

LOS ANGELES, Cal. hsy z- Three men were indicted by tho grand jury late today on the charge us hay. ing attempted to destroy the county hall of records with dynamite last September.
 They are Bert H. Connors, a mem Der of the Structural Iron Workers union, the same organization of which John J. McNamara is internationai secretary; A. B. Maple, union iron worker, and F. Ira Bender, president of the local union of backsmiths.
 Connors already was under arrest having been taken to jail two weeks ago with Mansell Parks, and Bender and Maple were taken into custody. In the court house corridor, just after they had testified before the grand jury.
 Ball was fixed, upon request of Assistant District Attorney Ray Hor- ton at S25,000 in each case. There was no return against Parks, who. according to allegations made by Mas pie and other union men, vas work- ing under the direction of detectives connected with the district attorneys g office. Parks. however, vas not re- leased tonight.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-30
Personal Mention

Jos. M- Lawter of cananea is in the city.
 A. Bennett of Douglas was in the city yesterday on business.
 F. c. Pearson of Fl Paso was a business visitor in the city yesterday.
 F. J. Hunter of Fl Paso was in the city yesterday on business.
 W. D. Shaw of Phoenix was in the city yesterday.
 John M. Grant of Fl Paso was in the city yesterday, registering at the Copper Queen.
 United States Attorney J. D. Nor rison has returned from Tombstone, where he attended federal court.
 Dr. F. E. Shine of the Copper Queen stan is at Los Angeles on business. He will return to Bisbee Thursday.
 Miss May Newkirk has returned to Bisbee from Leland Stanford uni- versity, where she has been the past year. She win spend the summer
Bisbee daily review., 1911-05-30
DECORATION DAY ID
 BE OBSERVED TODAY

Today is Decoration Day. At g o'clock this morning veterans of the civil war, without regard to the sides or which they fought, will gather in front of the Copper Queen library and will go in body b the cemetery to decorate the graves of their dead comrades with flowers and riass. Vet erans of the Spanish American war and all sons of veterans are invited to go to the cemetery in company with the civil war veterans.
 At the cemetery the thirty graves of soldiers of the Grand Army of the Republic will be decorated with floral wreaths and tiny American flags. Taps will be played at the end of the dec orative services.
 The city hall, the postofrice ana the banks will remain closed today in observance of the day and many Of the stores will close in tic afternoon