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The Interior Journal

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ONDEbIOCRATIC TICKET

For SenatorR L HUBBLE

For Kopreeontutlre

J M ALVERSONFor County JudgeR C WARREN

countyAttornlJoW

For Sheriff

T JEFF HILL IRFor County Cleric

GEORGE B COOPERFor Assessor

W A CARSON

For Superintendent of Schools

GARLAND SINGLETON-

For JailerW I HERRIN

A GREAT fight is being made on impure foods all over the country In the

f lust 12 months six million pounds weighof adulterated and harmful foods wendestroyed by the health department ofNew York alone Kentucky is forgingto the front in the fight and many groc ¬

ers are being indicted for selling im-

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pure foods A test of these foods 13

being made in New Jersey upon guineapigs rabbits Berkshire hogs and dogs

0 Some of the specimens were thinenough to drop over dead and others I

were sleek and fat the latter havingbeen fed on pure food

AN exchange insists that there wasno foolhardiness in President Roose¬

velts trip under the water in thePlunger No crank nor interviewernor officeseeker nor swollenheadedstatesman nor scheming diplomat

fcould get at him during that secludedand submerged hour and a half Theres

w this about it however our strenuoust executive can not say again that hei never took water

i THE name of yellow fever carries-r with it a feeling of dread and feart but in reality it is not more fatal thani typhoid fever or pneumonia In a

total of nearly 2500 cases at New Or¬

leans there have been less than 350r deaths A small percentage compared

with the other two diseases both ofwhich are nearly always with us

THEY are all in it The Mutual LifeI

of New York confesses through itsTreasurer that it loans its money toa New York bank without interest

v This has been considered one of themost conservatively managed of the

j insurance companies but the investi-gation

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r shows very lax methods ofbusiness

THE State of Texas is doing a noblework for her indigent Confederate vet ¬

erans In the fiscal years 1906 and 1907she will pay 900000 to Confederateveterans for pensions besides expend ¬

ing 154538 for the support of the Con-

federate¬

Home-

MtDDLEsnono must be getting deaderand deader A saloon man there hasjust made an assignment Its thecemetery companys time next

POLITICAL1joinedy

mondAsquare in the canton of Ni

nove Belgium was named Place Roose¬

velt in honor of the PresidentPatrick Collins Mayor of Boston and

long a prominent figure in nationalpolitics died suddenly at Hot Springs

VaDavidE Sherrick who was ousted

from the oflice of Auditor of State ofIndiana by Gov Handy was arrested

t on the charge of embezzlementSecretary Taft and party have sailed

from Yokohoma for San FranciscoSecretafy Taft claims there is no anti

1 American feeling among the JapaneseThe Chinese boycott he declares to bea failureinrand made an argument in a case in-

volving¬

i litigation between two proprietary medicine firms

Congressman Babcock Chairman ofL the Republican Congressional commit ¬

tee has announced that he will notk accept the Chairmanship if he is rel elected a member of the committee

Judge J E Cantrill has notifiedChief Justice Hobson that he will notSeptembery¬

pects to resume his place on the benchat the January term Judge Cantrill is

reported as steadily improving

Former Chief Justice Alton B Park ¬

er Democratic nominee for President

4ain 1904 charges that the Equitable andMutual in addition to the New YorkLife and other corporations made con ¬

tributions to the Republican campaignfunds He insists that drastic legisla-

tion¬

IB needed to call a halt to thepractice which measurably places thepolitical party receiving uch contribu ¬

tions in pawn to the giver

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One 6f the most remarkable racesprobably ever made in the county wasthat of W RCoQk for sheriff Hecame out only n few votes behind thewinner and it is doubtless true thatthere are 400 or 500 voters in tincounty now that would have falleiover each other to get to vote for hIm

if they could have believed he had aghost of a chance to win on the morn-

ing of election Somerset Journal

Here and There

Robert Perry aged 20 is dead in Jes

samineJ Floyd of Turnersville has n

pair of 2700pound oxen for saleLewis Smith a Whitley county farm

er committed suicide by shootingJohn Brown was crushed to death by

a log rolling over him in BreathscountyThomas

Burns of Cynthiann waskilled at Latonia by falling betweenfreight cars

James Bean a prominent citizendropped dead on the street at WhiteCreek Tenn

Up to noon yesterday there had been11 new fever cases and five deaths atNew Orleans

Five men were killed and eight or 10

injured by a boiler explosion in a stavemill at Pinconning Mich

Two persons were killed and a sconslightly injured in a railroad wreck ommile east of Kimmel Ind

Lexington Masons have decided tobuild a Masonic Temple at an estimatedcost of 75000 or 100000

Seven inches of rain fell in 24 hoursin Western Missouri All the streamsare swollen and trains are greatly de

layedCincinnaticapitalists closed a contract

with J W Riley of Morehead toto erect a modern electric light plant in

that cityThe Canadian cruiser Vigilant fired

on and badly crippled an Americanfishing tug which had crossed the linein Lake Erie

The list of deaths by the explosionin the Climax Fuse Works at AvonConn has been increased to nine twoof the injured having died

Archibald J Sampson AmericanMinister to Ecuador has resigned andPresident Roosevelt has appointed Jos-

eph W Lee now Consul at Panamaas his successor

A formal call has been issued for aconference of Southern representativesat Chattanooga Tenn during Novem ¬

ber to discuss immigration and quarantine conditions

Judge R L Stout of the FranklinCircuit Court ruled that the Secretaryof State had no power to refuse to file

andrecord any articles of incorpora ¬

tion sent to him for record

CHURCH MATTERS

Judge Bell Rice clergyman authorlecturer and soldier committed suicideby shooting himself through the headat his home near Louisville He hadbecome unbalanced through pain due to

cancerAnenthusiastic gospel meeting is in

progress at the Christian church RevW E Ellis preaching strong scholarlysermons with powerful gospel appealR M Hopkins of Louisville is lead ¬

sag the choir says a Shelbyville dispatchThe Sunday School convention at the

Crab Orchard Baptist church beginningFriday night next and continuing overSaturday promises to be largely attend-s i and thoroughly enjoyable Delegateswill be entertained in the hospitablehomes of Crab Orchard A feature ofthe convention will be President W JBrowns address Friday night Secre ¬

tary Foxs stereopticon lecture will begiven Sunday night Stanfords malequartette will render a number of se-

lections¬

during the meeting

Meerschaum is mined like coalsaid a pipedealer It is a soft soaplike stone and in Asia Minor its mining5i an important industry

The crude meerschaum is calledhamtash It is yellowish white in col-

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and a red clay coat or skin envel ¬

opes it The blocks cost from 25 to200 a cartload They are soft enough

to cut with a knifeThese blocks in summer are dried

by exposure to the sun In winter aheated room is necessary

Finally the meerschaum blocks aresorted into 12 grades wrapped in cottonand packed in cases with the greatest

careThe bulk of all this meerschaumgoes to Vienna There the bestmakers in the world livePhiladel-phia

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The OriginalFoley k Co Chicago originated

Honey and Tar as n throat and lungremedy and on account of the greatinerlt and popularity of Foleys Honeyand Tar many Imitations are offeredfor the genuine These worthless Imi ¬

tations have similar sounding namesBeware of them The genuine FoleysHoney and Tar Is in u yellow packageAsk for it and refuse any substituteIt is the best remedy for coughs anefolds Pennys Drug Store-

MATRIMONIAL

Lansing Lanham and Miss NannieGoode both of Casey were married at

yesterdayt notorious show-girl remarried her for-

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¬husbaadhavemer C Martin

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lSeptembcThe golden rod is yellow

The corn is turning brownThe trees in apple orchards

With fruit are bearing down

The gentians bluest fringesAre curling in the sun

In dusky pods the milkweedIts hidden silk has spun

The sedges flaunt their harvestIn every meadow nook

And asters by the brooksldoMake asters in the brook

By all these lovely tokensSeptember days are here-

With summers best of weatherAndautumns best of cheer

Helen Hunt Jackson

A Clear Complexion and BrighEyes

In most ca >cs u sallow lilouhcicomplexion und dull heavy eyes alOduo to pour digestion anti an Innrtiviliver Orlno Laxutlvv Fruit Hyrujaids digestion it ml stimulates the llveiand bowels and makes the uomplexiotsmooth uml clout Orino LaxiUlvtFruit Syrup does notnausonteorgrlptand Is mild and pleasant to take Ilofuse substitutes Pennys Drug Store

George W won the premIumon field corn at Jones Kelsays pic-

nic near Yosemite Saturday The 10

ears he showed weighed 17J pounds Itis of the Mogul variety

Cause of InsomniaIndigestion nearly always disturb

the sleep more or less nod U often thocause of Insomnia Many cases haybeen permanently cured by Chamberlamas Stomach and Liver TabletsFor sale by all urugglsts

Two Houses For RentWe desk torent our place S mile from

i unit rnvillc fool house and hve hens ufand Also house and lilncktmlth tints Inrurncrtvllle with ucro ot ground uMclloe Jame Mcliee TurnvrkVllIp Ky

TO THE LADIES I

I have opened n DretumukliiK KutalilUlfuent ut my homo on Ix> gan Avenueand linkII rhuru of the patronage of the ladlei of tillcommunity promising Butt fncnry workjlvo mo u trial MIRK KHOIIA WIIITK

Htunfortl Ky

FOR RENT1 offer my farm of 81 Ilea nt Uruli Orclc

ird for rent for 1Ill 15 acre for cure 3iere for wheat IS acre for meadow and IIicrei for pasture food nye rtan hotiwind every necessary outbuilding For lurch¬

er Information call on W K 1erkln CudOrchard Ky or address me ut ai miring

It Michigan City Ind-OHAH HHIMUKTON

Two Houses in CrabOrchard For Sale

I denim to Bell privately two houtcCnb Orchard Ont Is n house of 0 roomwith II ncn s of ground Two Rood Miringplfi Jld outbuilding Thw other nan uoust or 8 room ami stout on hen of land

table hen houtevtc Moth retldences areomparatlvely new Ward Moore Cult Orhard Ky

A S PRICESurgeon Dentist

STANFORD KENTUCKY

Office over McIloberU Drug Store inthe Oweley Building

Da17l TraylorDIALER ID

VblsklI Brandu Wines BeerGloars ftG-

Jarpnt r Moun STANFORD KYloto to Dtppt

Prompt and polls allnllon Nothing but the kito drink Mill phone cr tiltgu b orltri rectlvitempt itunilon

POSTEDWe who e name ppear below ilrlctlj

urbld hunting iiihlng or any kind of treeusing on our place and will prosecutelolators to the full extent of the lawMm Kate Ador Itelchetibucli linnFred VonOruenlgan Albert VonCJruenlgunFred VooAlltnnn Fred llaumannAlfred Sltapjon George llolmeiMiss Mattie II Howe K RelchenbucbCharles Cumuloi Jot BallnuA O Iluon a M Holmes

WBDaugbertyMPeter W barter J Nevln CarterJ E Bruce IV F Shom ker-Tbomat Kerrlll Oreen FerrillF J Coon John II GamenlichSam Trowbrldge AD RootCbarlut Ensulln Frank cordlerMm W O Welch Ieter PalmerJohn Mtler ssmuellndseyJacob Oacder Mrs Alice Lute

PUBLIC SALE I

I will sell lit puhllc unction ut my place Snllf West of Jluntonvtlle on till lllncklike on

TUKHDAY OCTOHKItaill li5trtio following d tcrllHd projnrtyj hourearlliiihor v colts lyearllnx mule suit a

ucklliiK nude colts il uckli horiie coltn 7iroko mulei S to 4 year old M lirood iiiaren1111 bred II Jennet u Jersey sow M shoutsind broil town good family liorw lot ofHiled hay 17 urns or earn In uluwk 0 ucrca

of borKluim lot of nhulled aisle McCormackilnder 2 Mc< ormack mower 1 hue liarro w nlootldng harrow HUIr or 110 drill1lowdouhlein u ed very little low wheel funs wagonII net wagon harlleu erlllllh plow gear-

et1 double buggy harness Y sets single hllll-It y harness outs ruhlier tired carriage goodIII new 1 buggy pole 1 frailer curtallIr hora power ferl cutter I hlckicornIiirmlnK Implement Ix tof mixed lumberrerun mode known on day of RaleHalo begin at 10 oclock A M

II O HAUOHMAN

T D1CngllsbAuctloneertonvllln Ky

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Small Farm Wanted 11

I desire to rent n mull fiirm uf S3 tohere not YarumllrInstil MIMtunfortlor Hnnvlflr Kuriii mu t lwImproved nml r It belne c5 pike Npurneon MympMin MlddlelmrK Ky

FARM AT PRIVATE SALE I

Harm contain 1 uteris of land In goodslate of cultivation issue from Crab Or

nCrt In mend

KIIInlorchrdu hoUM of ilz roomkOUtern ut door tserean-

troonuouthnuscuuaunerouundln Rood condltton Hplendld Will

MHH J HJojiitKuipmuuu Jlol73ttrnorcmnKy

McKinney Woolen Mills

1McKinney Kentucky

Manufacturer of Jeans IJnsyp Flannel

tiikewoolhlll rxchxnpfor work hllowInil411tlorllctlon 1111 ntn 1tIC-

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or write for prices and IIIOrlIlIlUonAgent wanted

FOR SALE I

The Jim Walker liven farm of Ut

of frtlll hlllll wll h 11001 oundstunt mid plenty ot water lie lIrIt u15m It-

ondlrlVestdour till hcrw lu gnus now

of IeK lousy III11Uoln hi

K I T1U1I1r II tKIIIUrmtllslght of iichol t1M

our rents lDl11tb Il CIt ntlitiMoiivllle Ky

McKINNEY ROLLER MILLS

McKinaoy Eythl McKlnney ItolUjr Mills

ntlneciimltlivMTVlcekut Mr huddcnrun uclrl I b elwarnusted in IluIworukof auytkhuly li-Theprohutch ¬

duct of It ktuiKU willII Iwtally Iurlrllllnitblobs t9utonlalso keep on haul or till kinds wtsleh I

will aIlnt the lowent nrkt price lun-yFrdltc IIIWII1I InstWk I want to buyyour wheat un will Psy 3115 the hlllltc-luh nnirket rll for It

J H MIItl11Y McKhihey Ky

THE VERDICT I

HcnyndtrwIndowscreens and creonIRK Jlluw Flume Htove JnceCurtain IHhades false lxtrnslnss

PortlrrrrsUurtalfNlreieherstnrwthltretrlser Haut

hiwcttoitCs 1I111111111idillIC KM l1ttlrllWindow dull IlHiT 1111111 VarnishHtalnn and KnameU IlitureH Yrulll1MoulUlliK tlltl Uluss Ruggles Now RIll

OldIIKIIIII

YllrlltlhlugwdolustkePnslldv1cry hnt liorwn uuExcellent underulkInutcuiulpnurn-

tIIcntyof rirlimhorses amidone

Pruitt BrothersMorolnnd Ky

PUBLIC SALE

of Land Stock andCrop

AN executor of leorie V IIIIIIIICII-I I will snit nt piilillc ale ass

TIIUKHUAV IXnOHKlt GIIIO

lilt ft hit Ill three J e IkeJlotfrig Orchar lon the UIvolii

rill ioiitiifiiliiu ntuut IMOiirrnxliliid well

rPnnndothT Inil JIngstr111slflurui Ij wjUIterd and Is a lino stock

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IIIUIo1II11I145 iueah

AlM > lit till MiMiotliii cIttietltvnUng lot of VOWS

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II b It mule W IICro of J11the hock outs tc1 also

household and kitchen furnituredements fllrlll or 1II1I1t litowInsland beforeon the ground for everybody

J H HHtchlnAK-xecutor

eOt orlie W Kvuni dewnuil

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lIt does not matter the quality of the cloth

or the beauty of the lining in a Coat if itt

FAILS TO FIT you then your Suit is a fail ¬

ure We do not claim to have the best of1ieverything in the world but we do claim thatwe have a bettenfitting COAT and one thatholds itsiSHAPE BETTER and one CRITEJrRION suit when worn will convince you

Prices 10 to 1750 Sold byI

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IH MROBERTS STFNFORDoI

Our stock of School Books TabletsSchool Bags Pens Ink Slates andall kinds of School Supplies is readyfor you We are headquarters in this

linePENNYS

DRUG STOREStanford Kentucky

Call and tee the points of superiority in our Electric nange over nnything over shown in the city You can not afford to bo without one ofthcsoif you want good baking with little labor Be sure to see it bcforeyou buy 4-

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