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RENT NEAR THE SEAsHORE.

The Lewis II. May Go. has leased
AT Belle Harbor, l.. /. for John J.
Hansen, cottage or Essex avenue
to Il. y. VESSEL for Charlotte Han
cottage OF Orienta avenue 10 =
Brennan for George Balzer' 'o'tape
on suffolk aven'e to Mrs. |. Hudson for
Mary f., Smith, cottage on SunolH
avenue to Joseph Levine.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
sT. NICHOLAS AVENUE FLATS.

The :. -. Building Corporation. sam
uel Behrman president. has filed plans
with the Manhattan Bureau OF Build
ings for a five story store and tenement
building to be erected at 1928 ST. Mich
olas avenue. on a lot 39.loxss. Charles
b. Meyers, the architect. has
the cost at $3s.00O
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CHICAGO. Aug. 3.-Rain forced the
postponement of second and third round
play in the Western tennis championship
to-day at the Onwentsis Club, Lake For
est The rain that flooded the golf links
and ennis grounds along the LAKE shore
fell less c~opiously at Onwentsia tina
elsewhere, where the ground is lower,
but made the courts 30 soft that Harry
Boakes, tennis professional, believed any
play would ruin them. He accordingly
notified John c. Nicely, who Is in charge
Of the tourney, who in turn notified play
ers OF the postponement,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
Mohawk Field Exceeds Record.

SCHENECTADY. Aug, 3.-Fully $50
golfers will start Tomorrow in the an
hual tournament Of the Mohawk Club.
The entry is about a dozen more than
iast year, when the list broke all records.
a hYe minute intervals II will take from
O'Clock until 2 80 to despatch the field.
among the players will be Max Marston.
reginald Lewis, Gilman Tiffany. Rich
ara /" Jackson. Archibald Mc1lwaine,
gilmore Robson, J. Frank Stanley. w.
hamilton Gardner. j. =. Lewis. w. A.
BARBER, Jr, and G. l.. Watkins.
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T. NOTES.

Lewis l.. Rosenthal, late with the VI
Rosenthal Company. Is now manager
OF the real estate department oil the hrh
OF Morris Rose.
l.. Taneubaum. strauss a co. were
brokers In the lease OF Brooks BIOS
fo,p,sr store at broadway and Twenty
second street to Campbell, Metzger x
Jacobson.
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WASHINGTON AVENUE Lazaru'
~uROOKIYN FLAT SITE.

Tutino Il Cerny nave SOFA Ior H
thony Huber 10 "A Manhattan June
the plot iOxloo on the hor'h"est So so,
az Inurth avenue and SiNty-hrst
s,ra,, The builder will improve the
.ite with A sixteen family apartment
house with stores.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04

Inc annual fall race meeting OF the
United Hunts Racing Association will
DC heid as usual at Belmont Park Ter
mlnal, the dates selected for this sport
ths crosS-country event being Saturday,
september Is, and Saturday. September
20 or directly after the close OF the fall
meeting of the Westchester Racing As
soclatipn. at Belmont Park. Important
steepIechases of considerable value will
ne announced for each day. the princi-
pal event being the United Hunts steeple-
chase.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
MORE BROOKL,N APARTMENTS.

Plans have been completed by W. r.
Mccarthy for a four story apartment,
to cost $4,000. 10 he erected by the
Steverly Realty Corporation OIL plot SEX
10, on the south side of Eastern Park
way, 27O.S feet east of Troy avenue.
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KALAMAZOO. Mich, Aug, 3.--Rain
which fell all the forenoon caused post
ponement again to-day of the opening Of
the Grand Circuit races here. President
Melham says that with four good days
of good weather the entire programme
will he raced. The races, weather per-
hitting, will start at $50 O'Clock to-
morrow.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-08-04
FLATS FOR MEN on 2isT ST.

The Ave story dwelling at lo' East
Twenty-hrst street is to he altered into
bachelor apartments. according TO plans
filed yesterday by William Pierson Ham
ilton. Adolph Merlin. the architect. has
estimated the cost at $4,000.
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan,

FORT WASHlNGTON Az, go 10 $50
Robert Arns,ein, Inc, ael TilIman Con
struction CO., March II, 9l5.,... ASS. rs
Bronx.
WESTCHESTER Az, Set-,ius Schlaicr
Eagle Wrought Iron Works, Inc, agt
Elizabeth Wright ct al March ~,
1915 $G6 u
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p. q. ullman, Jr.. has sold Tor Mrs
LYONS her residence with a large pIo'
of ground a, Princess Bay. staten Isl
and.
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LOTS 1ti43lH=SuulV Ia IAgpl RHhlnuMItE.
i9ia WISE w ........ $500
Lots 2G2.aGa-S to samuel Rerko.
Ley simpson g, NE
LOTS ea, 100, 2o3 and 2oi- same 10 VIM
Carey, II beaurior aN. SUMMIT,
q 100 s,,tmncc' 10 rnn, n q Johnson
'os.sss j I'1hts,nI S"ne to Barbara '"'k ,scc,
LOTS g7a gsoLSame 10 WIN ] ponoher,
kss sterling pl. pklyn. "..:...s $500
LOTS re & 2:omsame to kricor 4 chalk
NJ ...."..".. s7.s
LOT i.'-same to Jacob ArbeiI. ioS, W
yin ~. ........ 1850
. 2s2-same to VIM e Winston .to5
LOT pTr'an evi n ,hc 10 sol A,,r,m. :.7sHssG
LOT 20. mar Rruner est-Lottie u WEIGH
IT, Jos Bu,terworth. s Golden .sv,
ATTY. 10. Il Rutterworth. i Golden av.
white Plains, y Commencement
"
MOkTGAGEs.
tWith name and address W lender and
lenders Attorney
Downtown.
tsou,h Of Fourteenth st.,
pp,ovr or o.. 90. = va.u,, =, s,.s..
-H.ymons II ~ vsn ponen to E''a Helm,
60; s,sy. \ y r In. CO. is' nwsy ;'iIo9s
siH 90 ESQ -IMw
%iant'n,; f,orenee, ltaiy; . yrs; -: roocs,
July ''' ATTY 70 ~ n"'S''''-''V'
bUsV sVVF.
Cast of fifth Az. between Fourteenth and
PARK Av.,w.. !s,s ;. SEN St. sssss.:I,,
~ e.; si,ys, ra.sa., G& ii, H.S!s5
st .9l0.0 900
Nc.t Side.
Yves, OF Fifth AZ. between Fourteenth
and 10th stsb
?sp ST, n :, asss " 9Th ay, :i.sx2ss-
BANK. 81 chambers -, july a. : yrs.
ssT9tp s sir a soy,..,i ". Ip' nss Nv west End
louis q usrrv Jarmulowsky' :, canal
- Aur . ar mis- ,iiIo'ooo' due. &C. a.
7ETst1 s.rd' ai'y' 80 GO ss1 sM1S,t"''SSS %
"iccsnka,h + I,nhermann to Lawyers
r. r CO. 100 p""y' Aug . S ". 81
s7TH ST. :. ?S5 - wes, End az. COX
+ i?d st, MHy g. ieti. pr mtg $4,000,
r.. a. Nassau 81, ..''.,...'.'y"..."'.s,oc
UPTOWN.
Manhattan Island, north Of 10Th ST.
3D. AZ; e :, a, VIZ k, STi -, ,-, j,cS 4 i n"ss. pc.
oria, III. Api Is. pr mtg ,2e,757, due as
per bond. attys, otterbnurg. \ s " 200
i.7TH ST, 5 >. Ass . sth ay, Is Sxss il
1 'sGa + St. F! ( yrs to ,"SFt &c. An M's /: r a;,y -
Rowers & :, q cedar st 80; $4,000
Cha W Anderson to Emn,re 1 Trust CO.
RIO 90 i76 RwSiy ........M 1900
john s Edwards to kioiph De Iemos.
is7I I'd az; July ~ 2, mtg i,sooC, dqqss
cedar ., W. (: 900
IRON,
HOE Az, " ;. sco n Jennings st. sosioo-
Rlgnchs Pi,sgoT s ano to Galveston
per bond: atty. r q 4 + CO.. li6 Broad
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BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTED.
Midsu m mer Activity In stores.
O6ices and Lofts.

Omices and Lofts.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased the third
loft in s77-s7g Broadway. formerly &C.
cupied by Aitken Son q Co, to Gott-
schalk, Dreyfuss & Davis OF Manches-
ter. England, dealers In postcards.
william A. White & Sons. with Fred
erick Zlttel & Sons. have rented the
store at ia Nassau street to Kaiser 4
Co. cravats.
Cross & Brown Company and u.
Birdsall 4 Co. have rented 10000 square
feet on the fourth loft of the Bayard
Building. 524-52s broadway, for u term
OF years to Herman Bragstone, boys
waists.
He'll & Stern and Cross Il Brown
Company have leased the top loft In 3-5-7
East Thirty-seventh street. running
through to Thirty-eighth street. for a
long term of years. at "A total rental OF
about $4,000. The lessee IL A. N.
Addison.
Lewis l.. Roscnthal and Morris Rose
a leased the store at 956 Broadway,
adjoining the corner of Twenty-third
street. to the Il. a H. Novelty Company
for a term OF years.
Daniel Birdsall 4 Co. have rented
the store at sO-s2 Greene street to the
Grand Corrugated Paper Company for
temporary occupancy n loft IN 80 Grand
street to Mintz e. Hollub space In 565-I
Broadway to Scheff Bros. lofts in 2o1
Wooster street to Thomas S. laramie for
Spear & Co. a loft in 36S Canal street
to an,ue Braverman also lofts In
a. Grand street to krauss & Rosenblatt.
Morris Lefkof and the Lcatherwear
Company OF America.
Barnett n co. have rented TO Harry
Jacobs the store at 16 East 125th street
John N. Golding and Davis n Robin
son have leased for the estate OF A.. =
Rosenhaum the three story stable nj
ll9 East Seventy-fourth street. adjoining
the Church Of the Resurrection. between
Park and Lexington avenues, FOR five
years. to Mrs. Burke Roche.
rease & Gilman have rented space ir
the Lords Court Building at william
street and Exchange place to the insur'
ance Company of North America. Platt 4
Farnum. managers additional space OF
the third floor to the Flexible Traction
Motor Truck Company or the fourtf
floor 10 Arthur X. Lewis and II. f.
Randall on the seventh floor to Louii
l.. Archer and W. VI. Bryan on thu
twelfth floor. and to II. A.. Brooks on thu
nineteenth floor.
Douglas Robinson. Charles =. Brow
Company with Harris & Vaughan hav'
leased the store and basement at l.!
East Forty-sixth street to Mueller
Graves for a term OF years.
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Fitzpatrick OutpOtnts stone.

Fighting Fitzpatrick outpointed Harry
sn'one at the Wallace \. c.. Rockaway
Beach, last night. t.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

FACTORY. seventeen small build
ings, water power, 100 horse power.
Deep water and rail transportation.
100 acres. Convenient location.
STRATFORD OAkUM CO.,
Jersey City, n. j.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
For Sale: In the BerkShNes

4 $50 acre farm, stth bungalow 22N2f FOR
summer home, Lon n. e'Fttion, Qpis'.
nue scenery. pur" air, u",d~. meadows,
woods, timber spring water y well, ,
miles from station, 4 large garden planted.
Berries IN great abundance. Frame II
barn erected, Long row Of immense
NAPLES at house. spot ~ real beauty. Adj
dress l. - Rl'HARDsON, chester. Mass.
Y. r. u. No. 3
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APARTMENT. TO Lnr-,>t,R>i>Htp
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RECORDED.
TRANsFERs.

with name and address Of lender and
attorney. II attorneys name Is omitted
address party OF second part)
uN.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-03-05
THOMAS S. RHEA OF LOGAN COUNTY, KENTUCKY.

financial department, the treasurer's
office, declaring that the present ad-
ministration has well handled diff
cult financial condition left to it by
the last Republican administration.
His card of announcement follows:
To the Democrats of Kentucky:
On the first Saturday of next August
the Democrats of Kentucky will NOM
mate their candidates for state offices,
and make up their ticket TO be submit
ted to the voters in the November cleo
ton. In that primary | shall be a can
didate for the Democratic nomination
for the office of auditor of public ac-
counts; and in making this announce
ment, ] trust that my fellow Democrats
will give to my candidacy their serious
and favora BILE consideration. I shall en-
deavor 10 be very brief in what | say
in this announcement. and shall rely
upon the fair and discriminating intel
Iigence of the people for what support !
may receive.
hope I may be pardoned for calling
attention briefly to my experience as an
oficeholder. AS sheriff of my native
county OF Logan. and then for the last
three years and more as treasurer of
Kentucky. I have tried faithfully and
earnestly to so perform the duties of
Office. as to Justify the confidence of the
people who so honored me.
Member of important Boards.
As state treasurer ! have been, accord
ing to law. a member of the important
governing boards of the state, the sink
ing fund board, the printing board the
capitol board and the board of valuation
and assessment. This latter board is one
of especial importance and consists of
only three members, the auditor the
treasurer, and the secretary of state. 1t
deals with the important question of fix
ing the franchise valuations upon all
corporations doing business in this state.
for purposes of taxation. The record
made by the present board in the last
three years has been remarkable and I'M
precedented. The board has not sought
to hinder or cripple legitimate corporate
industries OF the state: but il has so in
creased their franchise assessments that
the state is now receiving several hun
jred thousands of dollars more in taxes
every year from this source than 1t ever
received before. AS a member of that
board ] have helped diligently in the
work of adjusting these matters in ac-
cordance with the best interests of the
>eople and without causing unjust hard
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
w. L. McCarty, Plaintiff,

w. L. McCarty, Plaintiff,
VS.. Notice of Sale
]. w. Caldwell etc, Defendants.
Pursuant to a judgment rendered
| in the above styled action at the
February term 1915 of the afore-
said court the undersigned Commits
sioner will on
Monday, March S,1915
at about / 80 O'Clock +. M. in front
of the court house i'm the city of STAN
ford, Kentucky, offer for sale at
public outcry to the highest and pest
bidder the following described real
estate in Lincoln county, Kentucky,
on the waters of Green river, and
bounded and described as follows, to-
wit: Beginning at John g. Elliott's
notheast corner, thence with his line
to J. S. Mobley line thence with three
of ]. S. Mobley's lines to beech, d.
S. Johnson's corner, thence with his
line to a white oak on the side of the
branch, formerly Thomas Reynolds
line thence with the old Reynolds line
to the beginning, containing lao
acres of land more or less.
TERMS OF SALE.-Said land will
be sold on a credit of six months, and
the purchaser will be required to give
bond for the purchase price payable
to the Commissioner, bearing six
per cent. interest from date of sale
with lien retained upon the land to
secure the payment of the same; said
bond having the same force and eff
feet as judgment.
This February 1925. E. D.
PENNINGTON, M. C. L. C. c.
Geo. d. Florence, Attorney for the
Plaintiff. 1913.
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1 assessments upon corporations too high
| [ shall gladly stand upon the record of
that board and upon my part in its work
! In the campaign last fall l selected
without opposition by the party leaders
and the state committees as the Demo-
cratic campaign chairman for the state,
and We succeeded in carrying the state
| for the Democratic ticket by the largest
| ma 5ority in a general election for thirty
years. / do not wish to claim the credit
! for that splendid result, but as campaign
chairman I gave all Of my time and SER,
| vice to help in bringing it about
Inherited Large Debt.
The present state administration, of
which am member, inherited a large
debt and a disordered condition OF
| finances from the preceding Republican
administration; and that Inheritance to-
gether with the increased demands upon
our revenues for educational purposes,
for Confederate pensions, and for other
worthy causes, has imposed upon us a
difficult situation to deal with and one
that has tried our best efforts and ener-.
gies As head of the treasury depart
mcnt of the state, l believe I may saw
without boasting, that its affairs under
these difficulties have been conducted in
business-like and successful manner:
that the revenues OF the state have been
properly guarded, and creditors have not
been inconvenienced or disappointed.
believe the work of this Administered ton,
regardless of hostile criticism, will, when
impartially and fairly measured. COM
mend itself to the good opinion of fair
minded people
1t is now my desire to be ON the Demo-
cratic ticket as its candidate for auditor
and to serve in that office for the next
four years. The experience 1 have had
as treasurer, and in such close connec-
ton with the office of auditor, should en-
able me to render efficient and valuable
service in that position.
l. therefore ask the Democrats Of Ken
lucky for their support in the August
primary; and l ask that they place me
upon a Democratic ticket so strong and
worthy that it win deserve and receive
the support of the good people of Ken
lucky in the November election. And
may the people of our state in the cleo
ton this year show their appreciation OF
the splendid and incompatible admins
tration Of President Wilson. and demon
strate that Kentucky. in the presidential
election next year. will be ready to show
it's purpose to help in the~wcrk Of re-
electing a president who has Done such
extraordinary service to the people Of
this country. Respectfully,
THOMAS S. RHEA
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Near Morehead, Elijah Caudill and
wife, an aged couple, were burned
to death in their home.
The Bank of Valley View, Madison
county, has dissolved on account of q
lack of business. 1t will pay out in
full.
Will Hunt was given three to five
years by Madison county jury fol
participation in the killing of limo
thy Lakes. Sam Baker, implicated in
the crime, is yet to be cried.
Collins Sumrall, of Harrodsburg
has been appointed by Governor Nc
Creary a delegate to Emergency
Peace Federation which meets il
Chicago Feb. 9th.
Sherman Stephens and Miss Leths
Jordan, of Estill county, drove al
night in the rain to Winchester where
they were made husband and wife
The bride is of age but her parents
objected to her marrying.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-03-05
TOM RHEA COMES
OUT FOR AUDITOR
Seeks Nomination n"Strong and
Worthy" Democratic Ticket.
REC0RDAS ASSESSING OFFICER

10 Reviewed In Refutinq Reckless
Charges of Favoritism Toward Big
Corporate Interests Made by OwsIey
StauIey-WiII Not Enter Into Con.
troversy With His Detractor-Points
With Pride to Manner In Which
Present Administration of Treas
urer's Office Has Overcome Deficit
inherited From Republican Prede-
cessor.
Thomas S. Rhea of Logan co1nty,
present state treasurer of Kentucky
and late chairman of the Democratic
state campaign committee, today
makes announcement of his candidacy
for his party's nomination, in the Au.
gust primary election, for the office
of auditor of public accounts. In en-
tering the race Mr.. Rhea presents to
the voters brief review of his course
as a member of the state board of
valuation and assessment, the fran
Chise tax board of the state, showing
that That body has by unanimous ac-
ton materially increased the assess
ment of all the large public service
corporations, refuting the reckless
charges made by Congressman Ows-
ley Stanley that the board had been
Influenced in behalf of the corpora
tions.
ia the management of the states
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-03-05
FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE STOMACH TROUBLE

household remedy of the French
antry. consisting of pure vegetable
md said to possess wonderful merit
be treatment of stomach, liver and
jfina] troubles. has been introduced
us country by George H. Mayr, who
twenty years has been one of the
ing downtown druggists of Chi
and who himself was cured by its
So quick and effective Is its action
single dose is usually enough to
lg pronounced relief in the most
pborn cases, and many people who
K tried it declare they never heard
anything to produce such remarkable
IIlts in so short a time 1t is known
Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and can
= be had at all leading drug stores.
is sold with the positive understand
that your money VIII be refunded
hout question or quibble if ONE
tie fails to give you absolute salts
ton.
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ship upon any legitimate industry. This
hoard. with my active assistance. in the
last three years. has increased the fran
chise valuations upon all the corpora
ticns of the state from s4s,o0o.ooo to
road companies. whose assessments were
raised have epjoined the collection and
carried the question into the federal
courts. where the cases are now pending
for decision. The favorable settlement
of these cases i'm the courts together with
the large increases from other corpora
tons which are not contested, means
great boon to the taxpayers and a most
valuable increase in our revenues In
the four years of the present admins
tration the Increase of revenues from the
assessments of those corporations wnlcn
have not contested increases VIII
amount to a sum to the state far in ex-
cess of $1,o0o.000; and the increase OF
revenues from the same source to the
counties. cities. towns and school dis
tricts of the state will amount to about
100000 600 for the same period. Should
the courts sustain the action OF the board
In the raises made upon the four rat
road companies l have referred to, 1t
would add about 81 .00e, 600 more revenue
TO the state and about s2,000,000 more
to the -counties, cities, towns and school
Explains Single Attack.
Notwithstanding my well known rec
ord upon the board in these matters and
my efforts to serve the best interests of
the people by placing a larger and Just
burden of taxation upon the corpora
tions, one man alone in all the state has
undertaken to criticise me about the
work of the board, and to reflect upon
my conduct in connection with it. Mr..
A. d. Stanley, some time ago, In an
nouncing himself as a candidate for the
nomination for governor. win his usual
disregard for the truth. made an attack
uron me and sought to create the in-
preston that the corporations had been
too favorably treated by the board, and
that and other gentlemen he mentioned
had in some way been responsible for 1t.
The record and the facts completely dis
prove his insnuations or charges, and
show that no franchise board in the his
tory of Kentucky ever made such large
increases in the assessments of corpora
tions. Mr.. Stanley can hardly plead ig-
norance of these facts, because they have
been discussed in the press and the
courts of the state a great deal in the
last two or three years. ! am not can
didate for the same Office that he is
seeking. nor do i propose to descend
into a controversy with him and would
not now mention him except for his
wanton attack upon me- The people of
Kentucky have learned to know him
a man utterly reckless and unreliable in
his statements or in his charges against
other men. The only criticisms that
have ever been made about the work of
this board have come from those who
have complained that We have raised the
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-03-05

When you get tired early in the
day, have bad breath or suffer from
indigestion or constipation you will
find Foley Cathartic Tablets quick
and comfortable in action. They are
wholesome and health giving. Mr.. L.
l.. Levy, Green Bay, Wis, says
''They do not grippe and effects is
quick and sure. The finest cathartic
/ ever used" Sold by all dealers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-03-05
Quick Action Wanted
When one isl couohinu and 81

When one is coughing and spitting
with tickling throat, tightness in
chest, soreness in throat and lungs
when head is aching and the whole
body racked with a cough that won't
permit sleep-he wants immediate re-
lief. Thousands say Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound is the surcst and
quickest acting medicine for coughs,
colds, Group and la grippe. Sold by all
dealers.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-03-05

Laurel county republicans endors-
Ed Morrow for governor.
The Roper-Reese Lumber Co., one
the biggest lumber concerns in
lstern Kentucky, has gone into the
.nds of a receiver.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-03-05

Walker Brandenburg was given a
life sentence in the Lee circuit court
for the killing of Ben johnson.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1915-03-05
RAT CORN

1T MUMMlFlES Them
Harmless to human beings, or live
stock. Rid your place of these pests
without smell or danger. Order
can today. Price soc. and $l.OO q
can or SO pail $500. Postage paid.
Rat corn is guaranteed to do all we
say. W. BUSH NELSON, Lexington
Ky.