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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-05-07
LOTS GO WELL
satisfactory Prices Realized For
Tracts in Land Addition

Much interest was manifested
among real estate men and property
buyers in the sale Of the lots owned
by the late W. B. Land, in the Land
Addition to Stanford. on Lancaster
street. There was a good crowd at
the sale. Notwithstanding the fact
that there was no brass band to
"whoop 'er up" as was the case
when the addition was first opened.
II is understood that the prices real
lied were satisfactory. The follow
ing bought lots:
Jailer Dink Farmer. two lots, one
at $50 and one at $50; Common
wealth's Attorney George d. Flor
ence, four lots, one at $50, one at
1886. one at $40 and one at $40: p.
w. Whip two lots, one at $3S and
one at $37; W. p. Buchanan, three
lots, one at $54. one at $50 and one
at Sl95. He later sold this last lot
t. 5. j. Embry. Jr., for 5000. Mr..
Embry has another lot adjoining it.
w. a. Carson got one lot for $3S, r.
NJ. Newland one for $S4 and Mrs.
Alice Land one for $50.
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DREAD TYPHOID
TAKES s. D. eARrLEY
Prominent And Popular Travelling
Man, Who Married Local Girl
Dies Mere Monday

S. d. BARLEY died at the home Of,
Mr.. aud Mrs. George c. Owens, on
the Rush Branch pike Monday after
noon at one o'clock, after a lengthy
illness of typhoid fever. His death,
though not unexpected, as he has
been very low for the past several
days, comes as a heavy blow to the
young wife, and the sympathy of a
host Of friends will go out to her in
this deep hour of bereavement.
1t has only been a few short years
since Mr.. BARLEY came to Lincoln
county, and wooed and won one Of
her tairest daughters. He was one
of the most successful men on the
road for the big Brinley- Hardy
Machine Company, of Louisville,
and made friends wherever he went.
lie became very popular in Stanford
and TO know him was to love him.
Mr. BARLEY was a resident OF
Corydon, Ind, where he was one Of
the most prominent citizens. He
was a member of the Christian
church, and a leading Knight OF
Pythias. The lodge there telegraph
cd to Diadem lodge, of this city, to
take charge of the remains and the
local knights did everything pos
sible.
Mr.. BARLEY was 50 years Of age
and besides his wife, who was Miss
Lucy Miller Owens, he is survived
By a child, by a former marriage
and his aged parents, who arrived
in time from their home in Indiana
to see their son before he passed
over the dark river.
Services were conducted at the
home of Mr.. Owens on Tuesday
after which the remains were taken
back to his old home in Indiana fol
interment.
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Prominent Kentucky Woman Dead

Mary Campbell Hagerman. wife
of Prof. b. {. Hagerman. president
of Campbell Haeerman Female Col
lege. of Lexington. died in Chicago
last week. after an operation.
Mrs. Hagerman was one of the
most widelv-known women of Ken
tuckv. She was a daughter of the
late Alexander Campbell founder Of
the Church of the Disciples. and for
mer president of Bethany College
West Virginia. She is survived bv
her husband. a daughter. Mrs. Hal
ford Watson. of Chicago: her moth
er. Mrs. Alexander Campbell. of this
citv: five brothers. the Rev. Robert
Campbell. of Danville. Alexander
Campbell. of Bethany. w. Va. Will
liam Campbell of Gary. Ind. Archi-
bald Campbell. of San Francisco.
and Ewing Campbell. of Reno. New.
and one sister. Mrs. Alexander Me-
GARY. of London. England
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FIVE NICE BUILDING
LOTS FOR SALE.

II not sold privately, We will on
court day Monday May ID, 1912 at
l 80 p. NJ, sell at public cutlery to
the highest bidder the following
nice building lots in Stanford Ken
lucky.
] lot 9Ox376 feet and 2 lots Cox
l3S feet. These three facing Miller
avenue connecting with Logan av-
enue.
Also 2 lots 60x13S feet facing
Whitley street. These lots join each
other. Will offer separate and then
as a whole. Terms easy and right
prices.
The sale will be made on Miller
street between Logan and Whitley
avenues. Hughes 4 Florence.
We will also sell the residence of
I. Eichenberger. close to the above
lots. at the same time.
This place contains a five room
residence. II is a full acre corner
lot. Good barn. two good cisterns.
cement cellar and all necessary out
buildings.
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BOWEN W. OVENS
Makes Announcement OF His Can
didacy For Sheriff

Bowen W. Owens today an
nounces himself as a candidate for
the Democratic nomination for Sher-
iff of Lincoln county, subject to
the action of the democracy at the
primary which will be held the first
Saturday in August, 1913.
Mr.. Owens resides in the Hubble
section of the county, and is one of
the best known and hardest working
democrats in this section. He has
always been found on the firing line
for the party, and unlike most of
the hard workers, has never held
office. His friends are now insisting
that it is his time to be recognized
and rewarded, and on this ground.
they will line up solidly behind him.
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Confederate Train Wrecked

Hattiesburg, Miss, May 6.-Nine
persons, including three women and
two children, were and fifty-five
persons injured when the first Sec
ton Of the "Van Zandt Confederate
Veterans Special of eleven cars,
Ell route from Texas to the annual
reunion at Macon, Ga. was wrecked
this morning on a trestle, mile
south of Eastabuchie. Miss, on the
New Orleans Il Northeastern rail-
road.
The locomotive, baggage car. one
day coach and three tourist sleepers
were derailed and tumbled down a
high embankment, making a con-
slomerate mass of wood and iron
debris. Although several hundred
Confederates VETERANS were aboard
the train. not one was numbered
among the dead. Several of the vet
Grams were injured. but none fatally.
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MISSES JACKSON AND
FETTRO QUIT FACULTY
Are Not Candidates For Reelection
Two New Members OF School
Board Chosen

Election Of two city school trus-
tees was held in Stanford Saturday
to choose successors on the City
Board Of Education to Messrs. 7. d.
Raney and j. c. Eubanks, whose
terms had expired. Mr.. Raney was
reelected and NJ B. Salin was
chosen to take Mr.. Eubanks' place
on the board.
Election of school trustees is viva
voce. This is the last election Of
this kind at which men only have
the sole vote. Under the law recent
~ passed by the legislature, women
may vote at all school elections.
The School Board held meeting
last week and reelected all of the
present. faculty Of the Stanford
Graded and High School, with the
exception of Misses Bertha jack
son, teacher Of elocution and ex-
preston. and Miss Ethel Fettro, Of
the vocal department. Neither was
an applicant for reelection. The
teachers who will have charge of
these departments next term have
not yet been selected. Much regret
will be felt on all sides that these
two most competent and popular in
structors will not be in the faculty
the coming school year. They have
done splendid work on the faculty
and their places will be very hard
to fill.
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Attention, Farmers

Saturday, May 18th. at 2 o'clock
in the afternoon at Stanford court
house, the farmers of the entire
county are urged to be present. The
occasion is the last lecture of Sc
ries delivered by Prof. VIM. M. Mar
tin, assistant state organizer of the
Farmers Union, Kentucky division.
Mr.. Martin is thoroughly informed
and will instruct and entertain all
who hear him. The principal pur-
pose and expectations of the organ
ization will be explained. All ques-
tons will be gladly answered. All
farmers and their friends are urged
to be present at the courthouse on
this occasion.
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ABE NEWTON DEAD
Prominent HustonviIle Man Expires
After Short illness.

Hustonvile, May 6.
Abe Newton died at his home here
Sunday, after a short illness of a
complication Of troubles. Mr.. New
ton had been in Lebanon for sever
al days, and returned home i'll, and
sank rapidly. Mr.. Newton was so
years of age, and had long been a
resident Of the West End, having
been engaged in the hotel business
for a number of years. The deceas-
ed Is survived by his wife and seven
children, three boys and four girls.
Mr.. Newton was interested with his
brother, Sylvester Newton, in the
Newton Hotel. at Somerset, and 9TH
er enterprises. The remains were
taken to Campbellsville Tuesday, for
interment.
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Mrs. Chasteen Dies In the West End.

Mrs. Priscilla Chasteen. beloved
wife of Henry Chasteen. fell asleep
to awaken. some bright morning
amidst that citv that has Of unda-
tons. whose maker and builder ia
God. After a beautiful life of more
than 65 wears. like a golden sheaf
of grain. came to its end Nav. !.
1912. She was born November 81.
lS47. in Mercer county. where she
resided most of her life. She was
married October IS. 1879 to Henry
Chasteen. of this county. To this
union was born one son. RAYMOND.
who now resides in INDIANAPOLIS.
Ind. and as the death came SO sud
denlv. to the good woman. he was
not able to be with her at the end.
She was converted in her earlv life
and Joined the Baptist church and
remained steadfast To the end.
The Rev. James Edmiston. of
Parksvile preached the funeral amid
the tears of the whole community.
We wish we had room for the beau
| tiful thinos that the pastor said of
her at the sad. solemn hour. Gull
turned in intellect: refined with
most svmpathet;@ and social ma
loving music and flowers. practical
housewife. deliehting in the songs of
Zion: and working for wears in the
church and social life of her COM
munity. until the last twelve or four
teen wears which was prohibited bv
her bad health.
Her long life of service and help-
fulness has left fragrance among us
and in the great dav. .manv will rise
up and call her blessed. SO NAV
peace be to her dust.
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Looks Like A Winner

Hon. Rodman W. Keenon, of Har-
rodsburg. who is a candidate for
State Central Committeeman from
the Eighth district, was here last
Friday. looking over the situation,
which he has found very favorable
over the district. Mr.. Keenon is
County Attorney of Mercer, and is
one of the best known young demo-
Gratis in this part of the state. He
looks like sure winner.
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Presidential Race.

The standing in the race for pres
identail delegates is as follows:
Republican-Taft 400, Roosevelt
235, Lafollette SO, Cummins, unin-
structed 46. A great many of the
Taft delegates are contested.
Democratic-Clark 1913, Wilson
ia, Underwood 81, Harmon 8, unin-
structed los.
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The Interior Journal TODAY an
nounces its great $500 Prize Popu-
lsrity Contest Ia decide who are the
most popular Young ladies in this
section Of Kentucky. II Is without
A doubt. the greatest campaign ever
ATTEMPTED bv anv country newspa-
per in this section Of the state.
The Interior Journal has consist
entity stuck to the policy OF giving It's
readers the verv best value Tor their
money, something in keeping with its
positiou in the state and vicinity.
.omething that Is fair and honest.
while at the same time maintaining
the high standard that the Interior
Journal has ALWAYS fought for. both
as a new spaDer and as q fnv"-i III
fluepce in this part Of the state.
Hre Is the Idea.
In the next few weeks the Inter
;.y Journal. IL going 10 gsvs away
over $500 in prizes including sou
Werner Piano. two beautiful ina
nond Rings. two handsome ID level.
ed Elgin Watches and IA number OF
other prizes to the most popular
Young ladies in this section. The
Interior Journal wants new sub
scribers and has gone To the great
expense of buving these handsome
prizes in order that we NAV get
them quickly and at the same time
advertise the paper extensively.
How Decided.
The Young ladies TO share IN the
distribution of these prizes will be
decided bv the popular vote of the
peoDle. Beginning TODAY. there Will
be published in the Interior journal
a coupon which will be good for 20
votes for the Young lady for whom
NJ is voted. But bv far the quickest
and best method of securing votes II
10 get Your friends and acauaintan-
ces TO subscribe for the Interior
Journal. Votes are is-~ed "ordmg
10 the length of the substitution a
explained in another part OF tins
announcement.
Your friends will he clad to sub
scribe and help YOU win the prize
YOU desire. Don't be afraid TO ask
them. Let them know YOU are IN the
contest 10 win and thew will come
90 YOUR aid in manner that will
surprise YOU. Not only YOUR friends
and aCduaintances but other peoDle
in YOUR section as well. will give
their votes 10 YOU. If YOU show them
that YOU really want Ia win. Hun
dreds of people have no personal
friends IN the contest aud II has
been the experience of the contest
manager that these people throw
their votes TO some one in their
neiehborhood who il irving hard to
make a winning campaign. Every
one likes 10 see an ambitious girl
and Is ALWAYS glad to help those
who helm themselves.
Get an Earlv Start.
II is advisable that YOU get an
early start in this great race for
glory and prizes. Clio the nomi-
nation blank from tJ-dav's issue.
send il TO the contest manager and
ask him to send the printed matter
To help in vour campaign. II re-
ouires no extra time in such cam
paien If YOU do not wish TO give II.
Tor we furnish various wavs to heir
YOU. Ii is lust a question of meet
ing your friends-acouaint
and the people You see every dav
To get started right and early in the
race is the main thing. Then YOUR
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The many friends here of Judge
Andrew +. Evans, brother of W.
J.. Evans, of Hustonville. and of the
late Mrs. John c. Robinson, of Har-
rodsbure. will be interested in his
appoint ment as City Attorney of
Kansas City, at a salary of $4,000
year.
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The Grand Prize-the beautiful
s3aO.OO Werner Piano.-will be
awarded to the contestant who has
the highest vote polled in the entire
contest.
The contestant standing highest in
the first district after the grand
prize has been awarded. will be given
a handsome Diamond Ring.
The contestant standing second
highest in the first district after the
grand Drizc has been awarded. will
he given Is icwolei E,ein Watch.
The contestant standing highest
in the second district. after the
grand prize has been awarded. will
be given handsome Diamond Ring.
The contestant standing second
highest in the second district after
the grand prize has been awarded.
wil! be awarded IL ieweled Elgin
Watch.
Division OF Districts
The territory of the contest will
be divided into two districts as fol-
lows:
District No. |. Includes the city
OF Stanford and all of Lincoln
county.
District No. 2. Includes the ter
ritory outside of Lincoln county
which is covered bv the Interior
journal.
In sending in nominations always
state the district in which the con-
testant resides and also give her
post office address.
Address all Nominations. INQUIRIES
MANAGER. The lnterlor Journal Stan
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Big minstrels by X. Of p. lodge,
Friday night, May 10th.
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Reserved seats on sale for X. of
:. MINISTRIES, price soc, 35c, 25c.
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The First Thln0 TO Do.

Cut out the nomination blank md
till in with vour name and address.
etc.. il YOU wish to nominate YOUR
self. or with the name and address
of any one whom YOU NAV wish to
naminate. BE VIEW careful to write
plainly. - that there NAV be no pos
-ibilitv of an error being made. We
also wish TO impress uDon candi-
dates the Importance of securing the
correct name and addresses of all
new subscribers. 80 thai there NAV
be- no unnecessary DELAY in starting
the paners.
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INTERIOR JOURNALS GREAT
$500 POPULARITY CONTEST
STARTS SATURDAY, MAY II


De issued. Once started. do not
grow discouraged. Paw no attention
to how MANY votes some one else
NAV tell thew have to their credit
look after YOUR own cardidacv aud
thereby set a good example TO the
other candidates.
The Fourth rhin0 10 Do.
As soon as YOU have secured one
subscription. 20 after another In
YOUR snare time. This contest bust
ness need not interfere With YOUR
regular work. However. II YOU
we're to spend YOUR time for the next
few weeks doing nothing but secur-
ing subscriptions to the Interior
Journal. the rewards for YOUR eff
forts would quite suffice to nav
YOU manv times over.
Rules Of the Contest.
The contest is omen to anv ladv
ieither married Or singlel and DOS
sessing good character. residing
within the limits of the territory Of
the contest.
Candidates and their friends NAV
secure subscriptions anywhere.
No special ballots will he issued
for less than dollar.
Candidates must be entered from
the district in which thew reside. and
cannot move from one district 10
the other and retain the votes to
their credit in the former district.
The c"-test manager reserves the
right to reject anv candidate and "a
pass final Judgment on anv question
which NAV arise.
Votes once issued cannot be
changed TO count FOR another can
didate.
Candidates compete only aoa;"S'
the contestants living in the same
district as themselves for the dis
trict oriZes.
The contest manager reserves the
right to make anv changes or alter
atoms in the rules and conditions
that NAV be necessary to the best
interests of the contest.
No promise or agreement. either
written OF verbal. made bv agents.
solicitors or representatives. other
than those published in the Interior
journal will be recognized.
The rules and conditions given
above are to govern the contest of
the Interior Journal. and all candi-
dates entering the contest agree 10
be governed bv the rules and con-
ditions rs above set forth.
How Votes are Secured
With everv subscription to The
Interior journal. (when it is asked
frl Is given a ballot good for a
certain rumber of votes. according
10 the length of the subscription.
These ballots NAV be held as long
a. desired and voted at any time M
to the last dav of the contest. In
fact. 1t Is well to hold back larger
Der cent. of vour vote ballots. as
the no Que knows how MANY votes
YOU have. and are less likely to have
someone who knows that YOU have
Turned in all of YOUR subscriptions
and had the vote published. to step
IN AT the last moment. and secure
The prize Won desire. II YOU hold
back part of YOUR ballots. n, one
knows mot even contest department
for no record is kent of vote ballot,
issued To vou) how MANY they must
have 10 win. and will not take the
chance of spending their money foI
nothing.
Value of Ballots
Following l. the schedule of yotas
gwen on payments of subscriptions
To the stanford Interior ,Journoi
- wears .....,.. 21.O00 votes
~ wears ,......... ..2l.O00 votes
- wears .,.......... 10000 votes
~ wears ........... $500 votes
. wears ...:........ 1890 votes
. wears .......,.... 4.5O0 votes
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How 10 Enter

Bv sending in the nomination
blank appearing elsewhere. proven
" filled out. YOU will become a can
Gidate in the great Popularity and
Prize Contest. You can win one of
the valuable prizes which will be
given away in few short weeks. A
little effort. combined with perse-
verence and tact. all that is needful
for YOU tn win the one YOU want.
The paramount question NOW l. to
enter your name in this comDetition.
Immediately uDon receipt of the
blank bearing vour name
the necessary books and instructions
will be sent YOU.
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The Second Thinn To Do.

Send or bring the nomination
blank t. the contest Manager. Inter
Tor journal office. aud YOU will he
credited with 1000 votes toward
winning one of the prizes. and will
be given printed matter to be ".
in securinc subscriptions to this M
rer. II YOU cannot call. phone or
write. and representative will call.
and eu'lain the nlan of the contest
in detail. and will render Won Q
assistance possible. IL l. better to
ask questions than To have to cor
rect mistakes later.
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Value of Ballots

foilowlng l. the schedule of votes
gwen on payments of subscriptions
To the Stanford Interior Journal.
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The Third rhlnO 10 Do.

A. soon as YOU are nominated.
see YOUR friends: get them To sub
scribe in vour favor tn The Inter-
Tor journal (The vote scale viii be
found on this page). Send or bring
all subscriptions to the contest de"
uartment If The Interior Journal. to-
eether with the proper remittance.
and upon recent of same votes will
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out.
Who Nav Enter the Contest.
ANY lady (either married or sim
ple> possessing a good character
and residing in this section Of kens
tuckv. nav enter this contest. Tnev
do not have to be subscribers to the
Interior journal In order to enter:
all that is necessary IL to send in
the name and address of the party
YOU wish tn nominate. The nomi-
nation blank will count 1000 votes
for the ladv so nominated. Votes
NAV be clipped from the paper or Sc
cured on subscriptions. The votes
which appear in the Interior Journal
are good for % votes each. il voted
before date of expiration printed on
the coupon. Those issued on sub
scription are according To the length
of the subscription as shown else
where in this announcement. Under
the contest Arrangement. YOU only
have to compete against your own
district to secure anv of the district
prizes. Candidates and their friends
NAV secure votes and subscriDtions
anywhere.
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No Expense Has Been Spared to Make THIS the Greatest
Contest Ever Attempted by Country Newspaper--A
Beautiful $3.50 Piano the Grand Prize
DIAMOND RINGS AND fLGIN WATCHES
Are Among Other Prizes Send in Nomination Today Your
Own Name or That Of Friend Married or Single
Ladies Are Elisibls-.Fu Particulars Of
This Great Race Given Below.


friends will see that YOU do not lost
ont
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1912-02-13
SAID she
WOULD FAINT
Mrs. Della Long Unable to Stand
On Her Feet More Than a Few
Minutes at a Time.

Pendergrass, Ga.-Mrs. Della Long,
of this place, In recent letter, says:
For five or six years, | suffered agon.
les with womanly troubles.
Often, couldn't sit up more than q
few minutes at a time, and II I stood
on my feet long, l would faint.
took Cardui, and it helped me inn
mediately. Now, l can do my work all
the time, and don't suffer like did"
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1t has been found to relieve pain and
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and is an excellent medicine to have on
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Cardui acts on the womanly consti.
tuition, building up womanly strength.
toning up the nerves, and regulating
the womanly organs.
It's half century Of success Is due 10
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VIII you try It? It may be just what
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N.B.- Write To-: Ladies Advisory Dept. chasta,
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