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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-05-10
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
sEABOAED CLEARANCE

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive Spring
patents. 81 % ri IS %; winter straights. 81 a
81 -; winter patents. 81 l09S4 50. spring
c.eSrs 81 s5Q 81 90. extra 10 ! winter So i0q
:i 81 81 25qs4 80: fancy spring patents
SO - q So 20 RYE FLOUR--Frm. fair TO
good, 81 75dsi a5; choice 10 fancy. s5dSj %
CORNMEAL--Kiln dried, So BAG MEAL
Firm fine white and yellow, 81 1851 %.
coarse, 81 1oq$1 Is. FEED-W'es,ern spring
SIG y. standard middins. S26. rour DO
So 30 red dog, S2s IS. city bran. $2j 40 bulk
S27 sacks. middling SIS -. red dog. S2S 30
hominy chop. S22 bulk, s23 20 sacks, oilmeal.
SS3 50d s34
COTTON-suons. with old crop months
making new high records for the season on
GOVERNS Of shorts and buying by trade inter
ests. II was estimated that one Of the promi-
nent longs had sold at least 65 600 bales during
the day and probably $50 0O0 bales ~ MAJ
and July in the last few days. but in spite 4
these liberal offerings shorts showed signs Of
continued nervousness, and the old crop
closed only or points on from the best
after Nav had sold al - SIC and July al
y SIC or II 10 u points net higher New
crop was inclined 20 sag. The general mar
ket closed steady net II points higher 10 !
point lower Southern spot markets IN
changed to &c higher. Local contract prices
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19

At the residence of the brides
parents. Squire and Mrs. =. NJ. Cox,
near Junction City last Thursday
morning, Mr.. Littleton {. Rice, n
prominent business man Of Cynthi-
ana, was married to Miss Martha
Cox. Only a few friends were pres
ent. The bridal couple at once took
the l.. & ~, for Knoxville. Tenn.
Upon their return to CynthIana they
will go to housekeeping. Rev. q. W.
Mills. Of Owingsville, said the ccre-
mony which united this couple.
Mr.. Henry l.. Sanders of liyaits-
Vile and Miss Dora Rout OF Point
Lcavell we're married by Rev Tin
der at his home Wednesday after
noon. The groom is the son Of the
late John a. Sanders and the bride
is the daughter of Mrs. Matte Rout.
Both have wide circle of friends
who wish them much happiness.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
WAYNE COUNTY.

Miss Julia Gam. Of Iiustonville
was the guest of friends for the
fair here last week. Miss Mamie
Cooper, of Moreland, is the guest of
her sister Mrs. NJ. ID. Shearer. Miss
Kate Rankin. of Burnside was the
guest of her aunt Mrs. Shelby Raglan
for the fair. William Tuggle of
Marksbury was the guest of relatives
mere last week after an absence of
several years. Mr.. and Mrs. James
L. Mckechnie, of Burnside. were the
guests of Mr.. McKechnie's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. X. McKechnie for the
tair.-Monticello Outlook.
Saturday Sept. 9th Mr.. =. o. Pow
ell, OF Poplar Hill. and Miss Kate
Lawhorn, of Judd, drove to Liberty
secured marriage license and went
TO the home of Judge Wells and were
happily married. The newly mar
ried couple have nummeraus friends
who wish them much joy. Soon at
ter the ceremony they left for Louis
vile on a..short bridal tour.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
McKIN N EY.

Mr. and Mrs. W. I. McMlllin. of
Springfield, KY, are visiting Mr..
James Gooch and family this week.
Miss Ruth Tanner left last Friday
for an extended visit to her uncle
Mr.. +. L. Owens at Darlington, XIV.
Miss Tanner will visit places of in
terest while away including Evans
VILE, Ind, and attend the state fair
at Nashville Tenn. She will he away
about II days.
DIR. Edward Alcorn of Hustonville
was in town u while last Saturday.
Ray Tanner and Arthur Coffev
eft for Berea last week where they
will attend college for this year. Raw
and Arthur are two mighty fine BOYS
and we hate 10 lose them even for
= while.
Mrs. W. J. Montgomery has been
confined to her bed for the past
week with inflammation of the stom-
ach.
Misses Lena and Mary ID. Beck
have returned home from Burnside
where they visited the past week.
Miss Anna Paul is visiting at
Somerset this week.
Miss Doshia and Christine Met
calf who have been visiting their
brother here returned to their home
at Paint Lick last week.
The box supper and band concert
gwen by the band BOYS last Satur
day night was quite Il success, IA
large crowd was present aud the
boys proved their ability a. to what
they could do when il comes TO max
ing good music. The musical program
was splendid and all left feeling that
1t was good to have been present.
Don't forget the literary society
that meets next Friday night at the
school house. There will be "A de-
bate on Woman Suffrage. Let ev-
cry one come out and hear this de-
bate. There will be able speakers on
both sides and the question will be
Nifted through and through.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Davis are Wis
ting Mrs Davis father Mr.. J. l..
Beck.
Mr.. Lindholm of Kewanee, is visit
my his sister here. Mrs. Chas. Beck.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
SPEAKING At mIDDLesUae
Congressman Helm to Open Cam
paiqn There and at Mckinney.

Congressman Harvey Helm will
take the stump for the democratic
state ticket this week. opening the
campaign in Casey county 1T Middle
burg on next Saturday at two -
clock. The same night he will speak
nj Mckinney. Good crowds will
doubtless,y hear him at both places
for Mr.. Helm is a convincing speak
or, and having been in the thick of
the fight at the last session of Con-
gress when the democrats passed 50
much good Legislation only to have
it nullified by President Taft. he is
ia splendid position to tell the peo.
pie the inside facts of the ease.
Splendid crowds are turning out
ut democratic speakings all over the
state. and such enthusiasm among
Tie people for state democratic
ticket has not been seen in many
years. Hon. james Garrett. the
hominee for attorney general and
Congressman Rem johnson made Wig
orous speeches to large crowd at
Dlnville Monday, and were repeated
~ cheered. This was the latter's
first speech of the campaign and he
came out strong and unequivocally
for the entire ticket from top 10
bottom.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
JUDGE WALKER DOWN
WITH TYPHOID FEVER.
Popular lurist Stricken While Hold
inq Court at 0anville. and
Taken Home to Ian
caster.

His many friends in Stanford and
Lincoln county regretted greatly to
learn that while holding court at
Danville Judge Lewis l.. Walker was
stricken with typhoid fever. He
was removed to his home in Lancas-
ter, where he is being given every at
tontion and comfort possible. Re-
ports from his bedside Tuesday
morning were to the effect that he is
believed to be holding his own very
well, although it is too early in the
stage of the disease to tell just yet
how serious an attack it may be.
Judge W. Z, Sandidge of Rus
sellville, was delegated by the COVER
nor as special Judge TO preside in
the Boyle court during Judge Wal
ser'S illness.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
DAVIS STORE.

Mr.. j. A. Tucker is at work on
the foundation of his house. which
he is erecting on the land that he
bought from his father Mr.. w. T..
Tucker. We are CHAD to know
sandy" will be back with us as he
is a model citizen.
Mrs. Doane who got SO severely
hurt caused by being dragged down
by a surrey and run over is able 10
be out again. much To the deli,.ht of
her friends.
There are three cases of typhoid
fever in this section.
Mrs. Fred Dyehouse and Miss Nell
lie James is visiting relatives in Gar
rard.
Butt and Dillon have bought n
tract of timber from the Long Bros.
for $3.50 and will move 10 it in the
near future, and will be ready to sup
ply their customers with lumber.
I. W. Jones has been buying cat e
tie in this neighborhood from vari-
Gus parties and paving liberal
price.
Willie Brunswick had narrow
escape last Friday by shaft band
breaking and causing his horse 10
run off with him. but luckily with
him the scare was worse than the
hurt except kick on the leg
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
CRAB ORCHARD.

What is probably the first, hence
the most notable, example of modern
educational methods in the entertain
ment of little children four public
schools filled with games and amuse
ments for the primary department
of the Crab Orchard graded school
on Friday last. The entire class of
Miss Mary Collins, the primary teach
er, was invited to ENJOY "A lawn fete
at the beautiful home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. ID. Edmiston. whose spacious.
blue grass yard was filled with the
laughing throng of "Infants" from
babes in their mothers arms up to
a-year-old and over.
Space fOrbids more than "a hasty
mention of the program. which was
entirely the product of Miss Collins
training at the Western Kentucky
state Normal School and consisted
Of diversified amusements such IA
delight the childish heart, and which
at the same time inculcate the high
81 ideas of gentleness and courtesy.
After an hour of gleeful pleasure the
little army. of siXty-odd was treated
by Miss Collins to delightful refresh
ments. The afternoon was distinct %
~ success aud il will be duplicated
IA some equally delightful form il
social training. The little ones pres
ant were: Misses Winnie Baker,
bessie Byrd. Ora Vanhook. Joie
smith. Nell Robinson. Mary Howard.
Mary King. Sarilda Harris, Arthusa
McCarley. Ada Geiszl. Lille Mar
tin Ruth Lucas, Gladys Wallin. Pearl
Sowder. Jeanette Napier, Bessie
Geiszl. Hazel Hunter. Aline Paris,
Cecil Foley. Masters Claude Harris
Harlan Harris, VIM. Robert Lovns,
Claude Gooch, Joseph james, Jos d
cph Hamilton. Willard Leadford,
David Burdette. Royal Anderson. Al
len Smith. Sam Kink. Lee Davis
Fisher Hugh Wallin. Dewey Price.
Johnnie Price Clay Steward. Bonnie
Steward. Egbert Nanhook. Albert
Nanhook Fate Sowder, Ancil Rut-
ledge. IIolbert Lovings. Evan Edmis-
ton, visitors. Sarah Nav Pettus.
Lorraine and Francis Edmiston. Eli
,abeth Perkins. Frank Geiszl. Edwin
McCarley. Edward Estes. Lula Bell
Robinson Mesdames Maurice Perkins
W. ID. Edmi~ton. Miss Pearl Collier.
Messr~. ". ID. Edmiston. Mr.. White
and {. T.. Woods.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
PREACHERSvlllE

William Ranke. our good German
friend. who is the courteous and
painstaking janitor at the Baptist
church. showed US quite curiosity
While digging his potatoes. he found
good sized one. which has wire
ring attached to it. The wire is
firmly enclosed in the potato and
resembles finger ring with q set
on it. The ring is 4 inches across
the "set" weight one pound.
Rev. j. F.. Roberts. pastor of the
NJ. F.. church went up to Richmond
to attend the general conference. Ut
the Nj. T.. Church. South. II is hop
ed that Rev. Roberts will be sent
back here again.
Mrs. Ross. of Flat Woods is the
guest OF Fado Parks and Wife
John Rell, of Goshen has gone to
Paris. Nv. where he is seeking EN-
ployment. Mrs. Bell and little son
are guests of her father, John Nay
Tor.
Little Miss Gertrude Adams con-
tinues quite i'll. Mrs. Sophia Ranke
has been sick.
M. o. Kennedy and wife. Of Rry-
nntsville. were visiting relatives here
Woodson Hamm, of Madison, visit
cd 8. d. Carpenter and family,
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
ROBINSON REUNION.

A reunion OF the immediate family
aud relatives of the late Benjamin y
Robinson. who resided for years neal
Camp Dick Robinson, in Garrard
county was held last week at the
club house ON Dix River. Forty rela-
lives gathered at the beautiful spot
aud TO say the day was delightful
aud happy one but mildly expresses
the event. The Robinson family is
one of the most prominent and popu
lar in Central Kentucky-Every mem
her being possessed of that big
heartedness, sociability and honor
able bearing 50 characteristic of Col.
Robinson. lie was. in his prime.
unauestionably, the best known stock
mar in this section. and distributed
MANY "A thousand dollars among the
farmers lie was o true friend. an
honorable gentleman and good citi-
yen. and his name will long hnger
with those who know him. A sump-
tuoas dinner was served.-Danville
Messenger.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

Escorted from Lexington to Mays
vile by a company OF militia. w. r.
Ham pleaded guilty to two indict-
ments charging mstreatment of
young girls. He was sentenced to
the penitentiary on two indetermin-
ate terms whose maximum toal is 40
years.
The trial of Fount Helton charged
with the murder of Squire Beatty at
Burnside began at Somerset to-day.
The official count shows that
Maine voted back saloons by 20 ma
lority.
AT the election held in Gallatin
county on the local option PROPOSE
ton Saturday the county voted
'dry" by a majority of 26S. The
election was called by the "wets,"
the county having gone "dry" three
years ago by majority of 81.
Property loss estimated at haalf
a milan dollars was caused by a
cloudburst near Pittsburg last week.
man Leaning against wire
clothes line at New Castle. Ky, dur
ing storm was killed by lightning
The branch Bank of Montreal at
New Westminster, b. c., was rob-
bed last week of $4,000. The rob-
bers made their escape.
1t is reported at Frankfort that
the republican state employees would
be assessed per cent. of one years
salary to aid Judge O'Rear and the
republican ticket during the fall cam
paign.
Carl Morris, of Oklahoma, recent
ly dubbed the "White Mans Hope"
was decisively beaten by Jim Flynn.
the Pueblo fireman. in a ten-round
glove contest in New York Friday
night.
President Taft Friday night start
ed on trip 10 the Pacific coast
which will last through October. Mr..
Taft will speak nearly every week
day. His first speech was at SYRIA
cuse Saturday.
Auction pooling at racetracks in
Kentucky and sending results BY
wire from the tracks were prohibited
by the Racing Commission at meet
ing at Lexington last week. The de-
cision of the commission is effective
on all three tracks in Kentucky.
The side streams of the lower Ohio
are rising rapidly and big Septem-
Der flood is predicted.
The Texas State wide Prohibition
Committee has decided not to con-
test the recent election which was
won by the "antis.'
Shakers charged with giving chic
reform to victim of tuberculosis
freely admit it. They say it was
christian act" and public senti-
ment at Kissimmee, Fla. is apparent
ly with them.
A motor racing machine driven by
Lee Oldfield. crashed into a fence at
the State Fair track at Syracuse. N.
T., and killed nine people. Thirteen
were injured.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
MlllEOGEvlllE

Cutting tobacco is all the go IN
this community.
Mr.. j. +. Nanhook sold to Mr.. Ma
theny near Lynnwood fine yearling
mule.
Mr.. John Thornton had a good
COW To die last week.
Mr.. Steward Hanson moved to his
farm last week which he bought
from Mr. Tate. beyond lIustonville
Mr.. Ernest Ford of Moreland was
in town last week on business.
Mr.. Herschel Ellington is attend
ing school in Hazel county.
The colored people had festival
at their hall here last Saturday night
There WAS no services at the
Methodist church last Sunday night
on account Of the weather.
Miss Matte Bishop has been Wis
iting Mrs. Geo. Rout.
Mr.. Hugh Sandidge was in Illus
tonvlle last Thursday on business.
Mrs. Greeley Lutes of Turner's
vile visited Mrs. Josh Myers last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Morgan and
bright little son Blnard has been Wis
iting his father Mr.. LATE Morgan.
Mrs. W. H. Burke has been visiting
her daughter Mrs. J. X. Helm.
MIR. and Mrs. y. +. Ellington who
have been visiting in Henry county
have returned home.
Mr.. Luther Caldwell. of Wavnes-
burg has been visiting relatives here
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
JOE B0swoRTH WINS AGAIN

At the senatorial convention of
the democrats of the Seventeenth
senatorial district, held at Some.-
set Monday, composed OF the coun-
ties of Pulaski, Laurel. Whitley,
jackson. Rockcastle, Knox and Bell
counties. resolution was adopted
in which the convention declined to
nominate a candidate for this Office.
This insures the reelection of Sem
ator Joe Bosworth, of Middlesboro.
as his only opponent is DIR. Harry
Hendren. an independent republican.
who will probably withdraw. SEN
ator Bosworth is the father of good
roads legislation in Kentucky and
is one of the strongest men in the
state senate.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
YOSEMITE

Born. TO the wife of Clay Estes u
girl the 9th. both mother and baby
are getting along well.
Mrs. Matte Davenport bought a
good milk COW last week from Chas.
Cravens for $40.
Richard Carter and Lawrence
Coleman are building dwelling for
q. Lutes between Stanford and
Turnersville.
Geo. McAninch aud wife. of Mt.
Salem. made this town IA flying visit
Sunday.
Mrs. Belle Lawhorn visited j. A.
I.awhorn on Trace Fork from Fri
day TO Sunday.
We are glad to say Miss Helen
Sharp, who has been an invalid for
so long is improving.-Casey News
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
JUDGE WILLIS AGAINST o'REAR

Judge Luther c. Willis. of
Shelbyyille, who for years has been
one of the most influential Republi-
cans in the Eighth district. declares
that under the circumstances will he
support Judge 0'Rear. the Repubi-
can nominee for Governar. Judge
Willis has always been a conserva-
tive in politics and says he an not
stand for the demagogv of the Re
publican candidate. Mr.. Willis is a
brother of Mr.. Geo l.. Willis the
private secretary of Congressman
Helm.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
HIGHLAND.

Mr.. James Nj. Narfleld ana Miss
Sallie T.. Reed were married Satur-
day night at the residence Of the
brides parents. near Highland, Elder
j. VI. Long officiating. The bride
is the Youngest daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Reed, and is beauti-
tut aud accomplished young lady.
The groom is one of our most sub.
stantiai young men, and has host
OF friends here. They left Sunday
morning for Louisville. where they
will make their home. Mr.. Warfield
has employment there a. street ear
conductor. The best of their many
friends here. go with them. Nav lie
who holds our lives IN the hollow OF
His hand gently guide this worthy
Young couple, through life, aud may
sorrow and disappointment never
cross their path.
Mr.. Yantis Singleton of Ludlow.
was calling on his best girl here last
sunday.
Misses Fannie Hatfield and Lula
Warfield. aud Emanuel Meier spent
Sunday IN Your city the guest of
Mr.. aud Mrs. c. l.. Cover.
Miss Salhe Faulkner left hast week
for Ludlow.
Mr.. aud Mrs.. J. :. Young are on
the sick list.
There will be prayer meeting at
Mt. Moriah on each Saturday night
All are cordially invited To attend.
Tobacco cutting j. the order of
the day. The crops are not a. good
N usual. on account of tn dry
weather.
Mrs. John Meier is visiting her
daughters. at Louisville.
Mrs Belle Law of Shelbyville Indi-
ana is visiting her father Mr.. ;. :.
Ba~tin
Alma Florence little daughter of
Mr.. aud Mrs. james Reed has been
cutie sick.
Mrs. Mayme Young spent Tuesday
ia Stanford.
Mr.. Lillian Baer and daughter
Miss BESSIE have returned to their
home in Wisconsin. after pleasant
visit with relatives here.
Quite Il number of our people at
tended the burial of 1Irs. Ancie
Rlugh. at Fairyiew. Thursday.
Mr.. Joseph Maybrier. one of our
best citizena left last week. for
'ynthana.
Mr.. and Mr.. Marshall llutchiS"u
spent SATURDAY with her father Mr..
+. VI. Long near Stanford.
Thomas Berry. who has been quite
sick j. improving.
Miss Flora Thomas Of Ohio l. Wis
iIing her parents Mr.. and Mrs. 4. x.
buran. of this place.
Mr. Pedro Green made short
visit home this week.
Mr.. John Gerkey spent last week
with home folks.
Mr.. Henry Revcl and family have
moved To Danvile.
Mr.. aud Ms. Chas. Lutes and
children of your city spent Sunday
with hi~ parents here. They came out
IN their handsome new auto.
Judging from the number Of bug
gies that passed here. this part of
the country must have been well re-
presented at the Baughman sale
last week
Mrs. Blankenship is with her
daughter Mrs. y. ID. Green.
DIR. l.. r. Jones of Crab Orchard,
was y professional visitor here Fri
HaV
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
FOR SALE!

My home containing ? acres and
Is poles of land, 4 miles south of
Lancaster 4 miles east Of Stanford.
on Dix River at the forks of the
road, leading from the Dudderar's
Mill to Gilbert's Greek station, store
and post office, which is one mile
Plenty of fruit, good cistera. good
barn and and dwelling and all out
buildings. Address Prot. j. Dat
son, Gilbert's Greek Ky. 70-s.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
FARM FOR sAlEl

We will cell privately farm Of
about 1870 acres in Lfncon county.
KY. one-half mile from Crab Orch
ard. nicely located. mostly bottom
land. very productive. Every acre
tillable. an abundance OF stock water
and especially adapted TO corn and
grass. Good tenant house OF three
rooms on farm. Terms reasonable
Apply at once TO.
r. II. Bronaugh. Agent 49-tf
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
First Known seuIptors.

Besaleel and Aholiab were the 1rst
sculptors on record. which was In 1891
B. C. Besides carving In stone and
wood. these two artists devised beau
tiful works OF gold and silver.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19

Books for your state and county
$taxss are now ready. Please call
and settle. w. L. McCarty, sheriff.
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Saturday. Oct. 9TH 1911.

The following property consisting of
Sc acres of land with good cottags
with 4 rooms and two porches and
good barn and other outbuildings,
and also farming implements consist
ing OF plows one buggy one good
spring wagon and other farming tools
too numerous to mention. This farm
is located Ia miles from Highland.
Terms. one half down and balance
in one and two years with lien re-
tanned on land for balance purchase
money. JAS. A. KING. 73-tf.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-09-19
PUBLIC SALE!

Having decided to quit farming ]
will offer for sale TO the highest and
best bidder on