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Probate Court.
InsrIcE wRtcHr
Equity Suit.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Estate Of Mary r. Alexander; order TO transfer
securities. Attorney, J. p. Ernest
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished by ". B. Hibbs & Co,
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
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Criminal Court No. 1.

JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. zTs& United States vs.. William 81. Robert
son; support; bench warrant ordered and issued
No. H765. United States Henry Carter; same; (;
same.
No. zOA United States vs. Robtr Pitts; re-
lease ordered to take effect October 5, 1911. ..
Assignments for Monday October 9:
No. z657. United States vs. Ernest Carroll.
No. asT. United States vs.. wilfed Pire. Cor
don Baker, and Frank Luck. = ?.
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Criminal Court No. ?.

JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments for Monday. October .:
United States vs.. John Jones.
United States vs. Nicholas Owens.
United States 70. James TolsOn and william
Everett,
United States JA John Haddon.
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Equity Court No. L.


No SOIl6 Cotterin rs. Cotterill; rule retuInable
October Is, 1871 fled. Attorneys, Z. L. GieS-"' L
Ambrose.
In re Horace Harries, under name Of Albert Wal
denmaier: order legalinng adoption
In re Clifford @. kelsey; committee authonSeo 70
reinTest, &C. Attorney 7. L. Jeffords.
No. 3o3e9 Burroughs Adding Machine Company
vs. Adder Machine Company; security Tor costs OF,
dered. Attorneys. Fulton Lewis-Rooert MarrJe and
WilfOrd c. Massie.
No. E5S5 Fenton Ts. scamel; exceptions to an-
ditor's report oyerruled. Attorneys, w. J. bacon
and NJ. n. Doyle-H. G. KimbaH'
Assignments for MONDAY, October o:
No n. Mcclure vs. Cults Attorneys, Bailey
and Topper 4 Gusack-COlumbus Bailey and Bend
helm. r. ...4.-.
No zI weikert Fs. Weikert. Attorneys, Tucker,
Keuyon & Macfarland and Bailsy-Gies.
No. "a Rengia vs.. Kengia. Attorneys. Forest
and Graf-George and Wells
No. 2ss. Ward Va Ward ct al. Attorneys. Car
rington-Foster.
No. 33. Mayer ". Mayer. Atorneys, Leckle, ful-
ton & Cox-Donaldson knd Davis.
No. ~ Stern ". Strm. Attorneys Wolf-Neall.
No. - Bond vS Fowler. Attorneys. Taylor
ard & Sheehy.
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RAILROADS.

Shares II a. l54 100
Shares to = m.............. ............. $50 800
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Equity Court No. =

Assignments for Monday. October 9:
No. @s American Security and Trust Company ~
Walker. Attorneys, n. Wilson-Bailey.
No 1928 administration No. y Estate d
Robert d. Howard
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

Largest Morning circuIatiOn.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS.

Quotations furnished BY W. B. Hibbs Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange, Hibbs
H,iI6Do Pid A.LoS
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-28
$4,000 POUNDS
MORE ICE DAILY
TO BE CAPACITY OF LOCAL ICE
PLANT WHEN IMPROVE
MENTs ARE MADE.

Stanford is the only city in this
section of the state which has not
suffered more or less from scarcity
Of ice during the past few weeks OF
hot weather which has prevailed over
the country. Other small cities have
had their own ice factories exhausted
10y the demand and have been unable
to obtain enough elsewhere
the cry for more ice stanford has
at no time lacked for a sufficient guam
uty OF the cool stuff" to make life s.
endurable
In order to keep a plentiful supply
at home the Water, Light IL Ice CO.,
has had to somewhat curtail ship
ments OF ice ordtrs to surrounding
towns. That II may be able to supply
all demands on the future, plans are
now being made to sti futher enlarge
the local y an SO that the capacity will
be enlarged by $1,000 pounds day
production. This is believed, will en-.
able the management to not only sup
ply any possible maxium of local
demand, but also To take care of II
rapid growing foreign trade.
Like everything else produced in
Stanford. the ice made mere is just a
little bit better than that manufacture
ed at other points, and the people who
are NOT fortunate enough to live in
Stanford have found this out and want
the good thing
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WORK STARTS ON
new DEPOT SOON
L. & ~, CONSTRUCTION CREW ex.
PEcTED HERE ABOUT AUG.
EXTRA OPERATOR on.

Information has been received here
that work on building Stanford's new
depot will start in about a week. The
construction crew OF the l.. & n. has
been engaged in repair work on the
New Hope station for some time and
Is scheduled TO come to Stanford next
and 1t will rush the work on the deDn'
here So as to get It completed before
tail weather sets in.
Agent j. 5. Rice and his stan wis
move across to the freight depot Of
flee when the work Of razing the ou
passenger building begins.
Concident with plass for a new sta.
ton in Stanford. the l.. g. n. has add
ed another telegraph operator to the
local stan in the person OF Ira Moser,
a Lincoln county young man, who has
been holding down wire at Lily for
sOine time and is said to be very
competent man.. The J.. a n. has put
ell OF its operators on a regular nine.
hour day service in comp lance with
regulations OF the Interstate Com
merce Commission. A Encouragement
of working hours at the local depot
has thus been made. the shifts being
as follows: J. S. Rice from 5 a. ". to
; p. VI. Ira Moser from : 4. NJ. to4 A.
NJ. Logan Mccall from 10 A. NJ to I
p. NJ, and J. G.. Reynolds from 1 A.
NJ. to =. NJ
This makes four men on duty here
besides the always reliable Bud II,
derman. who. of course, works all tho
time, as, OF course, he should.
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KINGS MOUNTAIN

Rev. Livingston filled hissgsgular
appointment at the Christian church
Sunday.
Born, to the wife of James Wall
a son.
Luther Combs continues very i'll.
Mr.. Albert Lewis and wife of Frank
lin, o., are with friends and relatives
for a few days.
Rev. Adams aud wife Of Lexington,
ore with his father for a while.
Hazel Starner and little sister of
Lima, o.. are with Laura johnson for
q few days.
W. d. Johnson was called to Somer-
set last week to see mis- sister-in-law
who is very i'll.
Cyrus Johnson and wife and Wal
lace Reynolds spent Saturday, and Sun
day with friends and relatives.
The body OF VIII Dishon of Mi :
ledgeville, was brought down on the
noon train Sunday and laid to rest in
leasant Point cemetery A large
crowd attended the funeral.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Gooch, Verna
and Jennie Dishon of Mckinney at
tended the funeral
Mr.. John Howe was here on bust.
hess last week.
Born. to the wife of Sebastln Chevi-
oct fine boy.
A large crowd went TO High Bridge
Sunday. Everybody reports good
time.
Chris Horton has returned TO Cincin
natl after short visit with his moth
er.
The brass band boys had nice
supper and everybody was well pleas
ed with the entertainment.
Mr.. j. e. Robinson. of Junction City
who has been here for a viii on
business. has gone to Winchester.
Mr.. c. Gordon and wife A. l.. Fos-
ter and wife and Bertha Gooch and
Mary Mccoy spent Sunday at John
sons Hotel.
Mr.. Harry Starner of Lima, o.. is
here buying berries and shipping
them up north as they are very plen-
tiful here.
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Horse Falls in Well
FINE ANIMAL KILLED By PECU-
LIAR ACCIDENT

Smuggler, the fine roadster horse
OF George W Gentry, one OF the best
known colored men of Stanford, fell
headnrst in a well at the home OF his
owner. on Hustunviile street. Monday
afternoon and borke both shoulder
bones. The animal was so badly injur-
Ell that It was shot To put 1t out OF its
misery. It had been grams in the
yard and happened to step upon the
boards covering the well. They had
routed with age ana gave way beneath
the weight of the equine, which we1g-
ed tightly in the aperture, and would
Undoubtedly lave soon strans ed to
death had not it been killed Smug-
sler was very highly priced by hiS
owner and in his younger days he
was l6 years of age-had been some
thing OF q stopper.
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CRAB ORCHARD

another one OF cur boys have found
lim a helpmate. Mr. Charlie Holman
it'll his bride is viii his mother and
iami y for a few weeks visit after
which they will return to their home
IN Mobile
Ii is whispered around thlt another
enc OF our former boys who now lives
n Louisville. VIII soon come to Lin
cuin county to De married to a fine
young lady. Guess who.
Mrs. Crockett. who returned home
with her daughter Mrs. Geo. II. Lyme
lett Wednesday 10 her home in Fall
City Indiana after some days OF pleas
ant visit
Miss 70 ey OF Williamsburg is the
guest of her cousins Mrs. John Nc
Clure and Miss Samantha Jones
Mrs. Stopher, OF Louisville and Mrs.
Emma Carson after a delightful stay
with Miss Mollie Brooks and mother.
pave returned home.
Miss Ella Thompson OF Danville.
raid Mrs +. r. Cummins a short visit
coming sunday and returning home
Monday. Ollie May Cummins went
home with her for visit.
Misses Gregory and Mrs. Cooper
are the guests a. Mr.. }. G. Bailey
and family.
Miss Noble Brooks invited her sun
day school class 10 her home on We'd
nesday evening They enjoyed the
evening IN pleasant games and de.
lightful treat Miss Molie Knows
how to keep her class and may she
their souls Tor Christ.
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WANT BRO. BARNES
BODY BURIED HERE
STANFORD FRIENDS OF LArE
EVANGELIST NOT SATISFIED
WITH DANvILLE PRO.
POSITION.

A number OF the close friends and
aGmirers oil the late Rey, George
o. Barnes. fami iarly known as broth
er Barnes" to his host Of frienda
have freely expressed themselves to
the Interior Journal i'm regard to the
proposition suggested by a Dauville
friend, that a sum be raised among
them to dearay the cost OF removing
his remains and those of his wife from
their burial place on Sanibel Islanu
to the Danyille cemetery Practicany
all are of the opinion that If the re-
mains are brought back to Kentucky
they should repose in the cemetery at
Stanford, for his friends here, point
out that never in the history of his
ministery did any city give him n
warmer reception or more attentive
ear to his new gospel than Stanford
and no where did he have more devot-
ed friends or truer followers. They
are satisfied if his wishes could be
consulted, that 1t wiuld be in tn STAN
ford burying ground, he would desire
his ashes TO rest and not at Danville.
For this reason. it is said to be
hardly probable that the local friends
OF Bro Barnes Will contribute or
take part in the NOV cement to move his
body and that OF his wife to Danville
but would gladly undertake to finance
movement among his friends to bring
the remains here. 1t is probable that
Stanford's position toward the noted
divine may be suggested to the DAN
vile friends who are DESTROYS of see
ing his body brought home to Ken.
lucky, and tile matter be laid before
them OF having the body brought here
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MIDDLEBURG

The Fifth Sunday meeting of the
South Kentucky Association will be
held with the Grove Baptist church
next Sunday several of the Baptists
here will attend
A light shower OF rain here yeste
day, Monday revived vegetation great
ly and crop prospects are encourag
ing.
Revival services will begin at the
Methodist church here on the 3lst.
Rev. Davis OF Somerset, will assist
the pastor, Rev. J d Haggard, in these
services, which will continue some
two weeks or more.
Miss Eliza Estes. OF Somerset, is
wishing relatives here. Mrs. Matte
Scott, OF Sedalia. Mo, will arrive this
week for an extended visit to her
father and mother Mr.. and Mrs. J. \.
Estes.
Those who know l.. L. BristoN
the republican candidate Tor lieuten
ant governor, say il the republicans
had been looking Tor a man of small
calibre, they could not have succeeded
better. He is represented
quite a short horse.
Mr.. and Mrs 5. j. Bell and children
of Stanford, passed through here on
Friday EN- route To Dunnyllie To visit
relatives. Misses Mary Bryant, Eta
Watkins and Esther Wilson and the
Messrs Car Us and Tallage Comp
ton, Luther Russell. William Tapscous
Herbert Benson and Clarence Moore
took III tie excursion To High Bridge
Sunday. A. =. Young and Dink VII
klnson were here from Liberty one
day last week They were here to look
over the timber onthe McAninch land
which will be sold on August II.
The republican state convention
endorsed Bradley a. running mate Tor
TAFT. Why not nominate him for the
presidency with Ca eb Powers as his
running mate? A hbertine at the
head and a man thrice convicted of
murder at the tail would make quite
an acceptable ticket TO the average
of that party.
This county is getting TO be quite !
famous for medical waters. Besides
Elixir and Golden Dawn Springs. John
Wells, who lives on Egypt creek. four
miles south OF here, has found q
spring on his farm that he thinks ia
superior TO the others in its medical
srsVSunnS.
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FIRST DAYS AWARDS
AT LANCASTER FAIR
SPLENDID STOCK ON EXHIBITION
= AND FINE WEATHER BRINGS
GIG CROWDS

with the most delightful weather
Imaginable. the annual exhibition OF
the Lancaster FMr Association open.
ed Wednesday under most favorable
conditions a splendid array OF stock
~ on hand and The rings on the open.
ingday were well filed and ~ sc,crul
the competition was very kecn.
Lincoln county sent q blk dcloga-
tlun to the iair the FIRST two days and
the first DAYS awards. which were al
that could be had up to the t'me the
j.. went to press Thursday showed
a goudiy number OF Lincoln county
winners. Ring ~ tor harness marc
oy geldine two years or under was "A
splendid one IN every sense. and had
the crowd oi horscmcn enthusiastic.
sterling Curtis. of Lincoln, took the
donors in this ring over fine field.
on Thursday stu larger crowd
was ON hand. and the weather contn.
wing fine. an ideal fair day was had.
The awards In all the rings tied ou
Wednesday. the opening dav, are as
follows.
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PREACHERSVILLE

Miss Rebacca Williams and Mrs
John Henderson, OF Knoxville, and
Paint Lick, respectively. are guests of
their parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Williams. Miss. Ada Roberts. "
Walton, Ky, was the guest of her
brother Rev Roberts of the NJ. a..
church at this place. Miss. lille
Ballard, Cf the Canaan section. Was
the attractive guest OF her couAn.
Miss Jessie Ballard. Miss Nell Ndw-
land, of Cedar Creek, Is visiting Mrs
w. 4" Ciimmins.
Misses Kate and Elizabeth O'dd m,
II Muss ogee, Ok a.. are visiting their
Ms. w. G. Cummins.
Mrs J. N. Cress and Miss Leila
Cress. her niece Of Monticello are
visiting Mrs. Conrad Hiatt and Miss
Matte Baker at Mt. Vernon.
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MRS. KIRBY BOURNE
THROWN FROM BUGGY
AND sUs tAINS INJURIES SIMILAR
TO THOSE OF MISS KATE
NGWLANO-TEETH
KNOCKED OUT

While preparing to alight from the
buggy Of her mother IN front OF the
Christian church " cdnesday afternoon
the morse, Mrs Kirby Bourne OF New
Castle was driving took n step suu.
denly. throwing her out OF the baggy
ana against the sharp edge OF the
concrete sidewalk. Mrs Bourne's chin
struck the stone In very much the
same way that Miss Kate Newland did
q few days ago when the latter's jaw
bone was broken. In Mrs Bourne :
case. however. her jaw bone did not
fracture from the shock but several
OF her jaw teeth on each side gave
way. being badly mashed but saving
her jaw A fearful cash was cut nm
der her chin. however, aud she war
otherwise bruised aud injured from
the tall and shock
Mrs. Bourne had driven up 10 the
Christian church TO attend the lecture
by Miss Scott. the returned mission.
airy from Japan who spoke 20 tnc
women of the C. ". y NJ Wednesday
when she fell out of the rig Friends
speedily ran 10 her aid. and she was
carried across the street To the home
OF Mrs George ID. Wearen, where
physicians made her as comfortable
as possible. and everything was done
that could be thought OF to ease her
pain. Later she was removed to n
home of her mother. Mrs. Lou ShanSs
ON West Main Street. where she /.
visiting.
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Broken Arm
SUFFERED BY MRS. BESSIE Nc.
KINNEY IN RUNAWAY

Mrs. Bessie Mckinney. sustained a
broken arm, her left. as a result III q
runaway while she was at Grab Orch
ard last week the guest OF Miss Read
She came home early this week with
her arm in a sling and viii suffer
from it for sometime. Mrs Mckinney
was driving a small pony with Miss
Read, when the animal became fright
cned At COW, and bo':ed Both the
ladies were thrown out, Miss READ he.
ing badly scratched and bruised, while
Mrs Mckinney was badly shaken up
in addition to suffering the fractured
member. W. l.. Dunn stopped the run
away and DIR Edmiston gave the in
jured all the attention possible.
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Film Caught Fire
AND SCARED PATRONS or NOV
INC PICTURE SHOW.

a film caught fire during a perror-
nance Of the moving picture show at
the opera house asst Monday night,
and Tor a While small sized PAM.
threatened to be pulled of among the
spectators a couple Of cOlored girls
hoped nimbly over the railing around
the balcony and we're more or less
shaken up by their decent OF some L.
or Is feet Marshall stone, who opcr-
ates the machine, was badly burned
on one arm. when he brayyely stuck
To- his post and fought the flame out,
but little other damage was done and
the danger was really insignificant
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-28
DUNCAN.

Great preparations are being made
at the Grove for the fifth SUNDAY
meeting
Grover Smith of Kingsville spent
several days with his parents Ast
week, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c. Smith.
Born, to the wife of Daniel Sims
yesterday fine girl
MI. John Bates and Bessie Tabb-
scott drove up TO Mr.. J. G. Smiths
Monday. and bought 80 galkns of
blackberries.
There is a new saw mill in opera
ton about mile from Duncan belong
lag to Hammond and Neil
Mrs. J. Il. Cooper Is ON the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Laura Lee will teach school
at Locust Grove this summer.
Crops are loO.ing fine In this sec.
tion.
There was a box supper at New
Salem Saturday, night There was
large crowd on hand and al had a
nice time.
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SPECIAL EXCURSION
TO NIAGARA FALLS

Personally conducted excursion to
Niagara Falls, Lake Chautauqua, To-
ronto, Thousand Is ands and Montreal
Tuesday, August list via Queen a
Crescent Route in connection with
Big Four Route.
Lake Trips-Regular tickets read
ing via Bif Four to Cleveland and l..
). 4 NJ. S. Ry between Cleveland and
Bunalo in either direction will be ac-
copied for passage on the Cleveland
a Buffalo Transit Co.'S steamers or
Northern S. s. So between Cleveland
and Ruffalo. Niagara Ia Is excur-
sion tickets, however are limited TO
special train going and therefore will
not be available via &. a. b. steam
ers OF Northern s. S Co. on going
trip, but on return trip excursionist5
are in position to use G. q u. steam.
ers or Northern s. S Co. Buffalo 10
Cleveland. Tickets are limited TO re-
turn TO 10 days from date OF sale. Ask
tiket agent for particulars. II. &.
King, P.&T.A., Lexington, Ky. W. A.
Becker. q. =. A. Cincinnati, o.
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Harry Duvall and his vaudeville and
inusical comedy company will show
in stanford al OF next week in their
own tent on the Hin pasture back OF
Daugherty's blacksmith shop on Main
street The prices of admission are
~ and 20 cents, and a high C ass show
is assured. A new program IS present
ed each night and the performance is
said to be entertaining. clean and
just the thing for a summer evenings
amusement.
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ADMINISTRATIONS sALEl

As administrator o. Thomas Ferril.
deceased, | will on Tuesday August
Is, 1871, nt his late residence about
Two miles from Stanford, ON the Ian.
easter pike. sell at public cutlery his
personal property. consisting principal
~ one one tyear-old buggy mare, l
pair of aged mules. aged horse, /
Jersey COW. soon be fresh, I Poland
China SOW, l Jersey heller, . shoats,
household and kitchen furniture.
farming utensils about acres OF
growing corn, etc, etc.
Sums OF $40 and under cash in hand
ever that amount, three months
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Exactly $3.50 A. N.

Arthur-"Why is II. fsirest Evan.
geline. that when | sIn with you the
hands on that clock seem to take
wings and ry2" Stern Voice Cat the
head OF the stairs)-"Without wish.
In 10 be impertinent. young man. /
simply want 10 observe that them
hands hain't got nothiB on the ones
on our gas meter judge
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-07-28

Right In your busiest season when
you have the least time 10 spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
hose several days work unless YOU
have Chamber aims Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy at hand and take
a dose on the first appearance OF the
disease. For sale by all dealers.
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the meeting. Services each evening
at 7.45 and 1880 O'Clock each morn
ing, except Monday. All are cordial y
invited to all services.
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FRS, Day Mule Class.

Horse mule under ! year So.
LIST Hester a Peoples; md sane.
20 Harris a Woods. Stanford
Mare mule under l year SO.
LIST Harris a Woods. I'd J. d. Dcpp,
lIustonNile.
Horse mule year and under . SIS.
LIST Harris Il Woods. I'd Logan Hub
bile, Lincoln county.
Mare mule year and under So.
LIST Logan Hubble. I'd Harris
Woods.
Mule under year either sex 81.
Is, IIeseter a Peoples; I'd same.
Mar. and mule foal (foal at side 81
LIST Harris a Woods. ID J u. Dcpp.
Saddle Glass.
Mare or geldlng l year and nnder
si5.
LIST Wray and Walker. stanford; I'd
Mrs. Richard Taskcr Lowndes. Dan.
Vile
Mare or gelding years and under
8 $50.
LIST Mat Cohen. Lexington I'd Der
uard HAYS. Nicholasyillc.
Mare or geldins years and under
$50
list 5. l.. Burke. Bryantsuile, % ".
NJ Hughes. Danyillc.
Roy rider under ~ wear OF axe So.
Ist Morgan : Baughman. stanford,
ID Arch brown, Lancaster.
Harness Class.
Ihacton pony ~ hands and under-
Maze or geldns any age SO.
IL +. G. Elkiu. Lancascr; "a Il. !.
Truce. stanford
stallion year aud under . 81.
lstT. {. T. Kin. "a W. IT. Hughes.
Pony ciass-other than Shetland
Mare OF g"ldinP any age. Best dec.
Grated turnout driven by hoy or cir
Tony under ~ hands Vehicle and
decorations 80 per cent; pony 90 per
cent
l,t ". ! Rcm5uo, Laucasier; "a
Morgan ;. l.mIblan. stanford, %d
" = Carrier, Lancaster
Shct'and. under ~ inches 10 bee rid.
den by boy around tho ring three
time Fastest pony any axe SO.
lst owen iicGdrsn. kirksyilie; 2d
Martha ward SN oehe,. Lancaster; Sd
Ian G. Elkin. Lane asteI
HARNESS Class.
Mare or gelding year, aud under
3 $40.
st Sterling Curtis, Lincoln county.
I'd I. q. Elkin, Lancaster.
Rockaway oIass.
Mare or gelding years or over SIS.
LIST Edgar Doty. Richmond I'd Mrs
Lowndes, Danville.
Saddle Class.
Stallion years or over $40.
LIST Mrs. Lowndes. Danville; I'd John
Smiley. Lexington.
High Acting Harness Class.
Must be cobbed or dockedD
Mare or gelding ans age $50,
list Bud James, Harrodsburg, I'd
Mat Cohen, Lexington.
Roadster Class.
Pair. any age regard ess of sex or
color $50.
LIST ]. Coleman. Harrodsburg; I'd
John Smiley. Lexington
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Report OF Condition Of
STATE BANK AND TRUST CO.

Doing business in the town of Stan
Iord County OF Lincoln State OF Ken
tlcky, at the close OF business on the
18th day of July 1911
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credit on note with ggood security, !
bearing 9 per cent. interest from date |
OF sale.
A. 7. NUNNELLEN,
Administrator. 5Si