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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-12-06
PARTISAN SAGE STOPS
0AMDRUFF AND HAIR LOSS
This Great Hair Tonic. Grower and
Beautifier now Sold all Over
America.

The Giroux Manufacturing Com
pany of Buffalo. n. Y. American
makers of PARTISAN SAGE. have
authorized q. l.. Penny To refund
the price To any purchaser if PAR
lslAN SAGE does not Danish dan
druft, stop falling and splitting hair
ind scalp itch.
But PARTISAN SAGE will do
more. ID will promote a new growth
Of hair il the hair root is not already
dead and will preserve the natural
color of the hair.
Ii puts the radiance of sunshine
into the hair and makes il beautiful
and good to look upon. Women who
Use it once threw aside all others
80 cents at all dealers.
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How to Succeed

During the last few years, condi-
ions in all lines of business. every
professional life, have changed SD
completely that every man is waking
up to the fact that in order to win
success he must specialize and learn
to do some one thing and do it well.
SO it is with any article that is
sold TO the people. I'll must have
genuine merit or no amount of ad-
vertising will maintain the demand
for the article.
For many years We have watched
with much interest the remarkable
record maintained by DIR. Kilmer
Swamp Root, the great Kidney, Liv-
er and Bladder Remedy. From the
Very beginning the proprietors had
so much confidence in il that they
invited every one TO test it. free Of
cost, before purchasing. /.
II is a physicians prescription.
They have on file thousands of
letters received from former suffer
ers who are now enjoying good
health as a result of its use.
However if YOU wish first 10 try
a sample bottle, address DIR. Kilmer
& Co.. Binghamton.' N. Y. and men,
tion this paper. They wall gladly
forward you a sample bottle by mail
absolutely free.
Regular sizes for sale at all drug
gists-50 cents and 81. (Adv) !
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JOHN BAuGH
Adjudged of Unsound Mind and will
Be Taken to Sanitarium

John Baugh. of Highland, who has
figured rather conspicuously IN a
number of cases in both circuit and
county court in the past year, was
adjudged of unsound mind in Judge
Bailey's court yesterday and will be
taken by his family to a private
santarium for treatment. Baugh
has shown on several occasions IA
disposition TO do violence to his fell
low man without any provocation.
During the November term of cir
cult court it was with difficulty that
he was restrained by Sheriff Me-
Carly from cutting a man named
Young, in the court house, while a
few days ago he attempted to shoot
Charles Lutes, a neighbor with a
shot gun. IL was this trouble that
brought Baugh's mental condition
into question. Mr.. Lutes swore out
a warrant for his arrest and at the
trial Thursday it was determined
that a sanitarium was the proper
place for him. An indictment
brought at the last session of the
grand jury for false swearing is now
resting against Baugh, but it is not
likely that he will have to face a
jury as consequence of it. However
the indictment is merely filed away
and should be dismissed at any time
from the sanitarium. it will be en-
;ireiy optional with the Common
wealth as to trial for the charge
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Dolls! Dolls! D0ils!

The Ladies' Aid Society. of the
Christian. church wish to call your
attention 10 our doll bazaar ON Sat
urday. Dec. IA, in j. l.. Beazley's
store room. All of the dolls will be
on exhibition Thursday, Dec. II. We
will also have many hand made ar
tieles suitable for Xmas presents.
Mothers, bring your children let
them select their dolls. A cup of
hot chocolate will be served all who
who come To our sale.
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AGRICULTURAL SCHOOL
Greatly Appreciated by Farmers In
Mckinney Section Of County
Mckinney, Dec. 8.

Mckinney, Dec. D.
The Agricultural school is taking
the da yin aur town, and quite an
interest is being shown among the
farmers, etc. We have six profess
sOrs here and also n lady, who is
teaching domestic science. Miss
Buckman, of State University gave
a very interesting lecture Tuesday
afternoon TO large crowd OF ladies'
al the Christian church on sewing,
embroidering, hemstitching, etc. and
on Wednesday afternoon Miss Buck
man lectured again on cooking and
preparing lunches and so on, both
lectures we're very interesting and
all enjoyed them very much. Miss
Buchanan is formerly of Kansas. and
has only been in Lexington about six
week. She is a graduate in domestic
science and understands her bust
ness. She is very entertaining talk
er and can entertain an audience
very easily along these lines. The
farmers are very much interested in
the lectures on Sod Fertility and
Dairying. Prof. Bryant and Hendrick
are making things hum along that
tine and Crop Production and Live
Stock. All these lectures are inter-
esting and helpful TO all and the Me-
Kinney people certainly take off
their hats to the State University
of Lexington in appreciation of the
good the Agricultural school has
done them.
The people Of our town had quite
a treat on last Saturday night when
the Middleburg High School came
over and played "The Turn of the
Tide. The play was interesting and
amusing from beginning to end and
all enjoyed il. Miss Russell, who
is teacher in the high scrool at
Middleburg is TO be congratulated
.on her beautiful alto voice and splen-
did performance on the piano. We
extend Prof. Adams and his team
another warm welcome 10 our town
and assure him a good crowd.
Mr.. Baldwin and wife, of Spokane
Wash, are visiting the family of Mr.
-J.L. Tanner. Mr.. Baldwin is a real
estate man of Spokane and has some
good propositions to offer some one
who wants 10 invest money in land
an the west.
Mrs. Geo. Lay, who has been sick
Tor several days is somewhat i'm
proved nj this time.
Miss Isabelle Reynolds, the attrac-
tive daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
gar Reynolds. who is attending
school in Stanford spent Thanksgiv-
ing with her homefolks.
Mrs Mack Singleton mas returned
home from a visit in Lexington "a
aier sister, Mrs. Walter Goode.
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You want the best policy when
you insure. See Fish & Bromley.
Stanford, XIV. Insure everything.

For Sale.--Well broke, year old
bird dog; guaranteed to be all right.
Call at Morgan's store. A. f.
Grimes, X. y. ID. No. 923
A splendid selection of watches
clocks, jewelry etc, for Xmas pres
ents at Mueller's. 92-tf.
As an inducement for the girls
who are working hard, we will give
bonus vote of 5000 votes for ev-
erv 81 paid on accounts at this store
Sam Robinson. 95-2.
Ladies, do not fail to attend
Warmers window sale on SATURDAY.
afternoon. Dee. Il. Beautiful hand
painted china, pastel pictures and
many pretty articles will be on dis
plav. Mrs. W. X. Warner. 91-2
Cummins 4 Wearen are dissolv-
ing partnership and are slaughtering
prices.
Hill Jennings sold his house and
lot at Morcland TO J. T. Hubbard
, for 5000.
For the next ten days only We will
sell clothing and overcoats at cost.
Sam Robinson.
Select your Xmas presents at Far
ris. 97-2.
Use the books by Geo. q. Barnes.
Evangelist for Xmas gifts: Beray-
sheeth Xmas price 75 cents. Anglo
Israel lectures zoe. Order from Mrs.
Mary u. Craig. Stanford, Ky. %
Advertisers crowded out num-
Der of good news items and letters,
which will appear in the double issue
mex; Tuesday
County candidates got busy in
Garard this week. Green Clay Wal
keT and G. u. Swinebroad announc-
ed as candidates for county attor-
ney and John NJ. Farra. as candi-
date for reelection to the legisla-
ture.
Services at the Presbyterian
church Sunday Dec. 8. Bible school
Mt o 30, Morning service IL o'clock.
Subject "The Child and the Church"
Young People service q 80 L. NJ.
Evening service at o'clock. Sub
lect First Corinthians"
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church will hold their annual bazaar
and exchange at the State Bank
building on Friday, Dee. H.. The
sale will begin at one o'clock, oys-
ter soup. coffee and sandwiches will
be served during the evening. All
are invited. 96-tf.
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WayneshurQ

The supper given by The Knights
of the Maccabecs. Thanksgiving
was well attended with lots Of good
fhings 10 eat. State Commander
Mike Elkin. of Lexington, was pres
ent aud after the supper gave a very
interesting talk. Everyone present
seemed to have enjoyed being there
Mr.. II. II. Caldwell. wife and little
daughters, Eva Carrie aud Rachel
II. l.. Dumas. wife and little daugh-
der, Thelma returned Saturday
from visit To relatives in Spring
field. Mo.
Mr.. Roy Singleton is clerking in
the store for A. l.. Foster.
Mrs. g. q. Caldwell is very i'll at
this writing.
Master Hollis Reynolds is i'll of
pneumonia.
Mr.. W. Singleton is carrying the
mail on Route , while Mr.. j II.
Acton j. siek.
Miss Mabel Gooch came up from
Somerset to see her grandfather, W.
ID. Gooch. who is i'll.
Mrs. w. ID. Sims of Somerset. j.
at the bedside of her mother, Mrs.
{. q. Caldwell.
Mrs. Mack Mckenzie. who has
been al the bedside of her father,
M ~ G.-...t a.ai,,Yna.l IA har hnma
at Danville Sunday.
Messrs. Melvin Caldwell. Roy and
Oliver Singleton attended church at
Eubank Sunday.
Rev. o. l.. Minks will preach at
the Baptist church Sunday.
Miss Mamie Singleton of Pleasant
Point,visited her sister, Mrs. Urban
Singleton last week.
Misses julia Record and Sarah
Smith are visiting Miss Annie Dale
in Lexington.
Mr.. V. s. benson has been III of
heart trouble for several days.
Mr.. Plato Moore and Miss Laura
Padeett drove to Stanford and were
made one Thanksgiving.
Please remember the regular meet
ing of the Aid Society of the Chris
tian church Saturday afternoon at
2 o'clock in the lecture room. All
members earnestly requested 10 be
present.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-12-06
Hutchinson Buys Farm

Tim Hutchinson, has bought Of NJ.
Smith Baughman a tract of 90 acres
of land off the latter's home place
on the Stanford and Somerset turn
pike about five miles from town pay
ing $40 for it. The land lies well
and is fertile, but has no improve
ments. Hutchinson gets immediate
possession and will begin at once
the erection of a neat home and all
necessary out buildings.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-12-06
F0iIs a Foul Plot

When a shameful plot exists be-
tween liver and bowels to cause dis
tress by refusing to act, take DR..
Kings New Life Pills, and end such
abuse of your system. They gently
compel right action of stomach, liv-
er and bowels, and restore your
health and all good feelings. 25c at
all druggists.
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To Open Sewing Machine Store

7. +. Miracle, who has represent
ed the Singer Sewing Machine Com
pany at Liberty for several years,
is moving to Stanford and will open
up store here for the sale of ma
chimes and supplies. Mr.. Miracle
will move here with his family and
will undoubtedly find a good open
ing here for his business.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE

Robert Hubble ct al. plaintiffs VS.
Walker Hubble. defendant: Notice
of Sale.
Pursuant to "A Judgment of the
Lincoln circuit court, rendered at its
November tenn, 1912. in the action
above STYLED. the undersigned Com
missioner will. on Monday. Oecem-
Der 9th. 1912 County Court Day.
at about / 80 o'clock p. NJ, stan
dard time, offer for sale at public
cutlery to the highest and best bid
der the following described parcels
If land in Lincoln county. KY. near
Turnersville, and on the Turner'S
vile and Mckinney turnpike:
First notwithstanding on stone
corner 10 Smith and George Afford.
thence 5 80 1-2 w 129 poles 10
links TO a sugar Tree. Alfred Morris
corner; thence 5 50 "a 4 IL poles
l3 links to AN elm Smith and Nor
ris' corner; thence $ s "a + 81
poles ID links 10 stake in G.. G..
CampbelPs line: thence his line 5
IL l-2 w so poles to stone Smith
corner, thence n u l-2 w 80 poles
u links TO the beginning. containing
Go acres . roods and 10 poles of
land.
Second tract-Beglnning at n
stone IN the gate corner TO Afford
and Smith, thence S "a + IS poles Z
links to stone. thence up the
branch TO a stone corner to Smith.
thence S 20 l-2 T. 4 poles to a stone
corner to Campbell. thence n ~ "a
T. IS poles 3 links to stone. thence
n l6 W II poles l link to a stone,
Y "a Sd + 20 poles l3 links to q
stone in the lane; thence n "a W 66
poles III links to stone in bubbles
line; thence n 20 l-2 w Is poles 5
links to black walnut. thence n
20 l-2 " 30 poles III links IT, the
beginning containing % 3-4 acres
Of land.
Third tract Beginning at n black
walnut, Hubble and MCGOWAN cor
ner. thence their line 5 81 1-2 E Is
poles Is links to stone Hubble and
McCowan's corner in Martin line;
thence Martins line n % w 40
poles ) links to stone Martins cor
ner and kruger's line S 10 1-2 w II
poles ) links to stone Kruger and
MCGOWAN corner. thence a new line
s 6l 1-2 w 80 poles to the branch
road. thence up the branch S 10 L
22 poles - links to a stone in the
road and branch. thence 5 73 w 81
poles IL links to the beginning. con-
tanning Z acres 3 roods. 80 poles of
lands.
Terms-Said sale will be made on
n credit of six months. and the pur-
chaser will be required to execute
bond with approved personal secur-
ity for the purchase price. payable
to the undersigned Commissioner.
and bearing interest at the rate of
six per cent per annum from day
of sale: and lien will he reserved
on the land TO secure the payment
If said bond. and same shall have
the force and effect of a judgment.
Witness my hand. this Nov. 81.
1912. e. D. Termination.
a4-3f M.CL.C.C.
Purchaser must execute bonds as
soon as sale is over. or the property
will be Immediately put up and re-
snh
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To The Members Of The
Crab Orchard Church

There will be meeting next Sun
dav morning nj l0:i5 to take action
ON the resignation of the pastor.
Every member urged To be present.
j. y. Willis. Chairman.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Lincoln Co. Court.

Sylvester Newton. in his own
right and as surviving partner of
partnership firm Of Newton Bros,
and as administrator of Abraham
Newton. deceased, Plaintiff VS. Mar
garet Newton, etc, Defendants. No
tice Of sale.
In obedience to a judgment rem
dered at the November term of 1912
in the Lincoln Circuit Court. in above
styled action. the UNDERSIGNED COM
missioner will. on
MONDAY. DEC. o. 1912.
County Court day. at about l 80
o clock =. NJ. Standard time. at
court house door in Stanford, KY.
offer for sale at public cutlery to
the highest and best bidder. the fol-
lowing described real estate in Hus-
tonville. Lincoln county, situated on
the north east corner of Main and
Danville streets:
Beginning ON Main street. Bishop
corner. thence S n w SO feet to
corner on Danville street. thence N
10 W us feet to Hooker corner.
thence N + 50 feet to Hooker and
Bishop corner. thence S Is 1-2 T.
l75 feet to the beginning. This
property was conveyed to Abraham
and Sylvester Newton in deed book
81, pages Ill and 4l0 and deed
book 81, page 1876. Lincoln county
court clerks office.
Said property will be sold on
credit of six and twelve months, the
purchaser to execute bonds with APP
proved security bearing interest at
Q per cent per annum from date of
sale until paid, having the force and
effect OF a judgment and retaining
lien on said property until the pur-
chase money is paid. Witness my
hand. Nov. 20. 1912.
81. e. D. Pennington.
NJ. G. l.. c. c.
Purchaser must execute bonds as
soon as sale is over. or the property
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SHORT LOCAL NEWS

Do not neglect TO get some Of the
Barnes books for Xmas gifts. 97-2.
Every hat in our store at or be-
low cost. Misses Straub. 97-2.
Our Xmas goods are ready for
your inspection. Geo. II. Farris.
Our stock must be reduced TO dis
solve partnership. Cummins &
Wearen.
For holiday presents which will
last q life time go to Mueller's jew
elry store. 9Otf
For Rent-For 1913 property
now occupied by /. NJ. Bruce. on
Logan avenue. A. T. Nunnelley. "a
r. N. NewIand's tobacco show
Monday, January 18th.
Biggest bargain ever 81 line of
plates now soc at Farris. 97-2.
Our entire stock goes at cost,
Cummins & Wearen.
lei Z. T.. Green do your timing.
plumbing and repair work. Shop on
Depot street. 96-lp.
You can buy goods from Cum
Minis & Wearen cheaper now than
you ever bought them anywhere.
srArr or Ono ,io CRY r, os IoirDo' s..
Prank J. cHsspY mases oath that he h senics
partner Of the nrm OF q. J. CnESrr A co. doins
business IN the CITY Of Toledo, County aud state
Aforesaid. and that said nrm Will pay the sum Of
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
case Of CsTARpH that cannot be cured BY the o
Halls cATARRH CUM.
FRANK D. CHENEY.
sworn 20 before me and subscribed IN my presence.
this 9TH day Of December. A. d.. 1859.
A. W. GLEASON.
sH NOTARY PUBLIC.
HAIRS C.tarrh Cure n taken Internally and act,
directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF thu
system. send Tor testimonials. free
FL. CHENEY co. Toiedo. o
Sold By all Druggists. Tsc.
lake Hans FAMILY Piils for constipation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Hester at
tended the funeral of the latter's
grandmother, Mrs. Maurice Murphy
at Kings Mountain Tuesday.
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Purchaser must execute bonds as
soon as sale is over. or the property
viii be immediately put up and re-
sold.
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Purchaser must execute bonds as
soon as sale is over, or the property
will be Immediately put up and re-
sold.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-17
1000 TO JOIN
CAMEL CLUB OUTING
Throng Will Go on Excursion
to BeIIeWood Park.

Bellewood Park will be the destina-
ton of the members and friends Of
the Fred Wagner Camel Club on the
fifth annual railroad excursion Sun
day, July 2S. The Lehigh Valley rail-
road has agreed to furnish vestibuled
cars to accommodate 900 persons
and trains will leave the station, foot
of Pointer street, at 9:15 and 10 a. m.
Returning they will leave Bellewood
at $50, 5:45 and 6 p. m.
Special cars will be assigned for
the exclusive use of the various So
cieties which have arranged to go
on the~excursion.
Elaborate preparations have been
made for the comfort and entertain
ment of the guests by the committee
in charge The members of the ar
rangements committee are: Charles
Graessle, Fred Kraibueler. August
Hunkele, Fred Wagner, Harry
Huber. Charles Buehrer, William
Wiedegreen, Andrew G.. Kress. Phil
Hunkele, Charles Sautter, William
Gunderman and Harry Strasle.
The Fred Wagner Camel Club was
organized September Is. 1898. The
success of its social affairs and sum-
mer outings has given the organiza-
ton a wide popularity and a growing
mebership.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-17
a. Z sn-sa = glr't : =
Belching
Sour Stomach
PARTOLA GIVES IMMEDIATE
RELIEF IN WORST CASES

FAHtOL GIvES I'M DiA ] Z
RELIEF IN WORST CASES
When the stomach is not working
right the food is forced to lie there
until ii sOurs and ferments. causing
Indigestion, gas, headache, etc.
Every time you eat It's the same
thing over again until the stomach In
doing its work regularly and mt
uralIy.
II you let such n condition run on
the Liver is affected and yOn are
Bilious, have n Yellow Skin, dull and
HIotched ComplexioDy-th Kidneys are
Overworked, causing Pains in the
Back, impurities get into the Blood,
Rreath is offensivei you become
Nervous and irritable.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-17
BOY WHO.
STOLE FORTUNE
Messenger Who Took More
Than Halt Million to Be
Brought Back for Trial.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July I-Detec-
tive John Seaman reached here late
last night with a warrant for young
Joe Killen, the Jersey City youth who
stole checks aggregating s53S,000 and
1929 in cash from the United Cigar
Stores Company in New York last
week.. He abandoned the bag full Of
checks in Albany on Saturday and
was arrested here early Monday
morning.
Seaman showed his warrant to
Chief Regan and the two went over
to the. jail to see Killen. The boy
smiled when told Seaman was a New
York detective come to take him back
a prisoner.
care YOU ready to go9" asked Scan
Ian.
"Oh sure" said Joe, but I'd just
as soon stay here. They gave me
chicken for dinner yesterday"
When told by the detective that
they would go East today on the En-
pire State express on the New York
Central, Joe said he was sorry be-
cause now that he had travelled over
the Central he would like to return
by some other line and see a strange
country. He appears to have the
travel mania.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-07-17
TEACHER HUNTS
SCHOOL LOOTERS|
Miss Florence Haines Also Tells
Commissioners of Prop
erty Destruction.


In the roie Oh amateur sleuth, Miss
florenee Halnes, mead teacher OF the
thirteenth Avenue Summer School,
is running down clues in the latest
depreciation by vandal who have de-
stroyed or stolen thousa nds of dollars
worth of school, nronortv - ,h,s c,ty
NJ. sua.aa. - -
-" uaoN VI
"a W u me pdno VINO prohs
r." avenue ochooi
ouiiuas ana "reeheu tne kihuersar-
aoeolains ! tne report re-
Wy - uuiioIhs eohHiittee VI
the noaio Vi Huuealion.
Told of Efforts.
The commissioners heard of the nm
successful efforts tn. have tho nol,ce
capture and punish the offenders and
how Miss Haines had decided to play
detective herself with tbe hone of
finding the persons who heaped M
the kindergarten eouinmant on tb,
school floor. broke the glas s door of
a cabinet and scattered the contents.
besides taking the keys out of the
school doors and throwing them
anout n neishborhood.
Authorities Are Criticised.
Miss Haines nv writing N the com.
mittee stirred them IN action when
the statemant &c 10 damaea
at her scboo, was read tha oommis-
sioners almost n chorus conaemned
the authorities for aIiowing the con
tinuanee of the deatr,,ction ne school
goods. a score IF the nlavaro,,nds
Ave been DAMAGE thsv ssid The
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result there next November. This
feeling, he said, was strengthened by
a talk al Trenton with Lieutenant
Governor Conway, who spent half an
hour at the New Jersey State House.
HE said the feeling in the state
was very strong for me-" the Gov
ernor said, in discussing the inter
view. THAT was the principal
theme. He was particularly familiar
with the conditions up State, and
said they were very favorable in
deed"
The Governor added that Lieuten-
ant-Governor Conway had told him
that he thought the third party vote
in New York would not make much
impression" .f4
Colonel Rooseyeltss following in
New Jersey is reokoned with in plac-
ipg the Governors own state among
those to be debated for with the Re-
'publicans and the third party. There
is reason to believe. however. that
few real fears are entertained of the
result here.