HE INTERIOR JOURNAL

ANFORD KV AVG 31 1900

W P WALTON

OEMOCfiPTIC TICKETr

Fur Pretident

millA si jEXSHfcs BRYANOAVeIra8kn

For tfcrPraldtntADLAl E STWEXSOy-

OffllinoitFor Governor

J C Jr BECKIFAMt Of Kelson

For Congreu

GEORGE G GILBERTOf Shelby

GOV BEPKHAMS tnessajjn to thejglslaturfc shoffs that he is a man upt whom the people can depend He

oes not believe that the present elccion law enacted In Rood faHh to meetfa emergency has beett unfair or uaust but opposition and dissatisfactionxt8 wltb the law nod whether reuonable or OHM o 1 III for a more satincwry One It tI an improvement on-

e law It supplanted and by properkinondment can bo made eo fair that

r faIr minded citizen be he victorvanquished can say that the verdict

if tho peoplo has been faithfully relorded and vijtory awarded to himho deserves It He makes no suppes

Ions as to the amendments satUQcd

iat the Legislature will act patrlotlally and so just to all parties that noboest citizen can find fault with Ithis Is what every good citizen de

reL Let the body act intelligentlyitUfactorlly and quickly and If Ken

cky docs not go overwhelminglyBmocratlc this fall wo very much miske the temper of the peopie

T National AfroAmerlcun PressMoclatlon in session at Indianapolisi the 27th refused to endorse McKlnyalthougb he had two colored office

Iders on the ground for the expressrposo of geltng such a resolutionrough The members of this assoLIDo presumably are educated and

lucatlon always weakens the superItlous adherence of the Negro to thepublican party Although ho hassen the ward of that party stare hisnanclpatlon the only thing It has at

pted to do for him In the way of po >

leal education is to insult in his minde falsehood that the only aim and ob ¬

it of the republican party Is to keepm out of slavery while the demo

ts lose sleep in devising means tooslaye him Those new constltu

requiring an educated suffrageeventually lead to the education

theNegro When he IB educated boII go to reading and thinking foriiBelf and when he does that he willow that the democratic party is thety for him IU well as every otherr man

UK Louisville News which Is edit

tan exdemocrat or at least one6 formerly monkeyed aa a democrate the democratic party Is fooling Itfit it thinks that the Brownies willport BecUbum If the Goebel law lb

inged A change in the law willA confession of guilt it says but

lutloriof the ofllces alone will eiifThis may express the sentiments

i few of the nevcrtobesatUfledrd who justly merit the contemptU good people but we arc sure thate who are worth returning wille bick to their first love TheiVs went off with the iutenVlon ofIng and as their room is fully asrable as their company may joy gothem

IL YERKES has not answered ourlions but Juagu NIck Vaughan of

Isvllle inuinlea acting db hise mau has rvr ban Ih u spaeohother night be eald Yerkea willIs duty and pardon every man con ¬

ed by the democrats This assur1 which was hardly needed shoulde democrats work the harder ton the smooth citizen of BoyleI

iNATpu HAIWELL wno wrote aiool8h open letter to Guy Buckhas apologized for it und will

a amcna by helping the dutholJlatrty In every way ho can Thetor means well but nllt baluucu1 gets out of order occasionally andof course oe wurcs wrung

S CHARLES A TOWNB In ah at Du uib characterized Rouseas an inwiiiCtual Couunehe

predestined and incorrigible ccie Thats bid enough but Tedeven wor o than that

23IMMONS says ne must light Jefby Sept 1 or not at ull Ho Isally anxious to UnUta in time toto Kentucky and ece the demoknockout the republicans on the

hoso question lire over answerey will bo published in pamphletfur general distribution underLiu of The YerKos Outechtsiu

n Odd Fellows reunion nearle led over 100 people were

ed on Ice cream It must haveade of stale goat mlk

RE has been another terrible Inlion Jn the North this time at0LThe North needs reconbu badly

YBIKB3 will soon ascertain itnt already done so that cndorsylor will result In his politicaliptcy

CLAUENCB E WOODS who recentlyleft tbo Richmond Climax of which howas tho life because the managementhampered him In his efforts to serve-the people Is not hiding his light under a bushel but Is letting it shinethrough the Agitator in a way thatthoso who would fatton by municipalplunder despise Whatever his handtlnds to do ho does with all his mightand in his Agitator be agitates witha courage born of the conviction thathe Is doing his peoplo a lasting good

Coy BECKUAM owes it to the lawabiding people to have John L Powersbrought to justice if it takes everyman In the State He Is at his Knoxcounty homo where the county judgeand county clerk went Tuesday nightand accepted his bond as school srporintendcnt Powers says ho may re ¬

main In Knox county a week or moreand may visit some of the schools Sucha defiance of law should not be permitted for a minute

IF wo should undertake to publishthe names of all the republicans whoarc deserting McKInley for Bryan thealas of the paper would have to bo en-

larged John J Valentino presidentof the WclUFiirgo Express Co andProf Henry Wade Rogers oxpresident of the Northwestern Universitybut now of Yale College aro the mostprominent of ihu many recent addi ¬

tions to the endless chain

MARK HANNA who went to NewYork intending to remain a few daysand then go West now thinks that theexigencies of the campaign demand hispresence in the East for awhile longerand has deferred his Western tourThe exigencies of the campaign notonly In tho East but all over the eoun ¬

try demand Marks presence and de ¬

mand It badly

IT can be stated as an absolute certainty that Indianas next governorwill bea democrat who of course willnut perjure himself bv refusing to dis ¬

charge the duties of his olllce WhetMount can no longer protect them fromthe outraged law Taylor and Finleywill doubtless call on the hills to coverthem

SINCE Dill Beckner has flopped en ¬

tirely into the republican party Sena ¬

tor Becks description of blm Is in order Sala be I have seen hundredsof pictures of Judas Iscarlot no two ofwhich were alike but fIery ono ofthem favored Bill Bcckncr

RAUL LEICESTER FORD author ofHan Peter Stirling and other works ofslate is to be married to Miss GraceKidder of Brooklyn The ladys sur¬

name In this connection Is suggestive I

but we refrain comment

Gov PINGREE of Michigan refusesto campaign with Roosevelt When ssmall a potato as Plngree Is ashamedto keep his company Teddy surelyrealizes bow disgraceful his conducthas been

POLITICAL

Roosevelt will speak In KentuckyOct 12 and 13

Judge JEL Tinaley has announcedfor the judgablp in the London dis¬

trictOllle James justro turned from flew

York says Bryan Is sure to carry theEmpire State

Senator Alexander pot in tho firstelection bill of the sessIon in tbat bodyand Emmett Orr in the House

Hon George W Lieborth of New ¬

port has been teudered the clerkshipof Judge W H Holti court In PortoRico

Arthur A Phlegar was appointed tothe supreme court in Virginia to tillthe vacancy occasioned by tbo death ofJudge Holley

Chairman Richardson of the demoCatlc CongressIonal committee willrjinora his headquarters from Wash ¬

ington to Now YorkCapt Irwin republican nOminee for

Congress at Louisville says the effortto get him oil the track wont work usbe intends to stick if he gets but onevoteMr

Bryan decided after McKinleysdeclination not to attend the G A Rmeeting aa he desired to relieve thereunion of any appearance of partisan ¬

shipThe fusion popullatd have substitutea

the name of Adlal E Stevenson forthat of C A Towne for vice presidentund tholr ticket Isnow Bryanand StuVenijOD

Moodywho claims the democraticnomljutlon for Congress In the 7th dls ¬

trict has applied to the Bourbon courtto have his name eo on the ballot un ¬

der thu roosterMr Bryan ha decided on at otten

slvo stumping tour and will spuat inIllinois InJiaia Ohio WisconsinMichigan Minnesota Now York NewJersey Maryland and West Virginia

The House at Frankfort agreed outhe appointment of it committee of 12

ti consider all new election measuresThe demorcat are showing a growingdisposition to adopt an entirely newlawTaylor

told the Indiana republicanstbat In his opinion Goebel was eitherkilled bv Jack Cnlnn one of SlU1drordlIons or by some drunken tnoubulneer

who did not know what he was doinglyiojtA caucus of House democrats washeld to nominate candidates to fill va ¬

cancies caused bihe resignations ofoRlcers Edward O LeIgh was nomi ¬

nated for chief clerk W P ThomeJr for sergeaniatarras and J EMiles for doorkeeper

The colored lawyer R C p Bonjamm editor 6t the Lexington Standardsays that tho lawyer for the dufenso ISthe Powers case insulted snubbed d and

Iabused him George Denny befog es ¬

pecially offensive and ho promises to-i write them up in tbo next issue of hisI paper

TEACHERS INSTITUTE

TUISDoYJOI1NINO-InUltuto opened at 845 Devotional

exercises were conducted by Rev PW Allen Miss Myrtle Hughes wasappointed regular organist by Chorls ¬

Iter M E Prultt Reading was thentaken up and ably discussed by Instructor Patterson Messrs RaybourneNorth Hickle Pruitt Misses BogleThurmond Burch flicks and Bellware At this point Rev Allen wasmade an honorary member and gave a-

very Interesting talk followed byProfJ A White of Lexington and MrLa born of Casey also honorarymembers of the Institute

TUESDAY AFTERNOON

After singing the subject of Readingwas continued by the Instructor Thissubject being thoroughly elucidatedSpelling was Introduced by Mr Haysand discussed by a number of teachersThe subject of Writing was then veryfully discussed by Miss GeorgiaLewis followed by Prof Winfrey andthe Instructor After recess SchoolManagement was taken up nnd somegood talks were made by Miss SalllcCarter Dr fickle Messrs RaybourneNorth Martin Markham Prof WhiteMiss Belware and others-

WEDNESDAY MORN1NU

Institute opened at 845 After singinc Scripture reading and prayer byRev R B Mahony the institute gotdown to work for the day Prof Patterson took up Language work andgave the teachers some excellent hintson this important bubject He was followed by Miss Hicks T J North KG Martin and Mrs Green T J Raybourne introduced Grammar and ProfWhite Misses Yowelh and Thurmondmade excellent suggestions Thissubject being exhausted Prof Patter ¬

son Introduced Psychology and a livelydiscussion followed and many goodpoints were brought out by tbo insti-

tute Miss Bellware then IntroducedComposition and was followed by MrsPhilips who read a most excellent paper Geography being the next subject on the syllabus it was introducedby the Instructor and discussed by theInstitute In a very entertaining mannerSeveral teachers came to during theday and Misses Paxton and Lydia LewIs were made honorary members

TIlUnSDAY MORNING

Institute opened at the usual hourAfter several good songs by the choirRev Britt read afew passages of Scrip-ture and invoked Divine blessings Theteachers then answered to roll call withvery appropriate quotations The nextsubject for discussion was Arithmeticwhich was Introduced by Prof Patterson Mr Mullins then gave an excel-lent talk showing some original pri ¬

mary work Miss Nora Philips alsoread a nice paper on this subject whena general discussion followed and many

alTeredICivil Government was Introduced by

Prof Patterson He was followed byN W Hughes who made an eloquentspeech which was highly appreciatedand applauded by the Institute ProfWhite Q S Young and the instructorIlubijectwere sung Mrs Annie McClnry thenmade a nice little talk on TemperanceIn which she urged all teachers presentto teach scientific temperance In theirschools Thursday afternoon beingthe time set apart for the trustees ofthe county M P Rubble came for ¬

wnr and made a very interestingspeech on education In general Illstory being the next subject ootbe pro-

gram it was very forcibly and interest-Ingly

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presented by the instructor andtome line talks made by the male memoqrs of the institute

MI s Georgia Lewis always first Ineverv good word and work has ourthanks for the proceedings Prof LR Hughes also Is entitled to our

thanksAnsession of tho Teachers In

eitiuie was hold at Waltons OperaHttuse last night with the followingprogram

t Chairman L R hughesWelcome Addresslr M E PrulttDeclamation

Robert Hardlug WatersPiano Solo

MUiAllte HuffmanDebate Resolved That Woman be Al ¬

lowed thu Right of SuffrageAillrmatlve Prof While K G Mar ¬

tlnT J NorthNegative MO Winfrey ChasNorth

T J Ruy bourneFlower GirlLangeMr Caswell SaulleySolo

Miss Maude VarnonReadingasaFineArttMrMandolin Selection to

Miss Nell WarrenOration JouN Wesley and Ills Age

Samuel W SeveranceNovelettePaplniMlis Borta Juan Penny

SoloMiss Lltllu P yton

The entertainment was a very pleaslag one and enjoyed by a theatre fullof people Mr Prultts welcoming ad

dress the debate on whether women

should be allowed to vote Pry Patter ¬

suns excellent pap > on Reading as-

a Flnb Art tbo musical performancesof Miss Isabella Baileys class thu Ohio

tion of Sam Walton Suvcrance the ef¬

forts of the little ones and Miss Feytons solo with piano and violin accom ¬

paniment by Miss Myrtle Hughes and-

O E Cox respectively wore of a characterto elicit much praise and applauseThe womens rights question was de¬

cldodln favor of the affirmative by thejudges Ed Hubbard JVI11 SeveranceatidJ H White though there weremany who thought the negative pre ¬

dented the best argumentsInstructor J H Patterson has given

the greatest satisfaction to the tea bersall of whom speak of bis excellent auggestlona and methods in tbo highestterms Sul t Singleton Is being con ¬

gratulated on securing himMusic is a special feature and with

Prof M E Prultt as leader the teacherA make melody tbat Invariably drawsa crowd to the Institute

IN NEIGHBDRINGC UNTIES

Tom Mattock n 15yearold Bercaboy shot himself fatally while foolingwith n pistol

Town Marshal Reynolds shot SamuelGraves of Scott who was drunk andflourishing a pistol at Joncsvlllo inOwen

Capt Garrett Howard a Pinovillerepublican politician who has two sonsin the Philippines has declared forBryan as ho can not support McKlnleys Imperialistic policy

John Pevyhouse was badly cut byGlevo Wllcher another lad at thresh ¬

ur In Casey and tho latter is sojourn ¬

ing at Tom Bell8 howl in Libertyuntil Johns condition will favor judl ¬

clal Investigation of the affairLizzie Small wood rind Mary Small

wood sisters and Thomas Williamsono of their associates were arrestedlu Laurel after a desperate strugglewith the olllcer and lodged iu jail

courederI ¬

MATRIMONIAL

Marion Bingham IS and Miss LeoKemp 12 were married in Adair coonty

John Avoy and MUll Rebecca lioakewere married at Rev David Koaks

WednesdayJohnbroke the record at De ¬

troit Mich by marrying the day afterhis wife died He should have brokenhis neck Instead of the record

1 Tallow Dick Comb was arrested forselling whisky at Winchester

Brescl who assassinated King Hum ¬

bert was given H life sentence onlyWith a view to settllrg the Chinese

situation Russia hrs protested againstthe alleged purpose of the admirals atTaku to seize LI Hung Chang and tboUnited States has concurred In thisprotest The purpose of this Is to al-

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the Chinese plenipotentiary fullfreedom with his government fbeplan also Involves the withdrawal ofthe allied troops from Pekln so as toallow the Dowager Empress and tboEmperor Kwang Tsu to return

A NEW

PRODUCES HOUSEOeoct up at Stanfoni Ky on IpoL UPetI will buy hides Wool Keathen Uonei Old IronIJran Copper Ac Al-toPOULTRY AND EGGSWill pay Spot fuh and top market prlret toteerythlng I1 11 DAVIS

To Sell FarmsY-ou want to drop an ndrertlscment In the bet mountainnewspaper wlilh Is thp

Somerset JournalTwo Indies ono month for SIIn advance K J OAMIBEIXManager Someisjt Ky

SEED WHEAT AND RYE

I have 1000 buluU of i xtra good seedwheat and 300 bushels of excellent rye forsolo Cull and see It Prices reasonable

MOUIII9 FllEI Stanford Ky

AN ORDINANCETo 9111TbetbtiClty of StinforJ Kjr

The City Council do ordain at follow Theretball bo exclude from the prncnt llinlU til the clIT of Stanford all of Ihat territory ouulde of thelolloolng lines cud boundary towlt Ugln1I101t at anke at flundteya Kast eat pMt nearrightofway of the l iiliTllie A Na hTllle Killrudlbence > orihSJa4 Kail 132 pulri lo > ortbwet corner of John llrtitbi and eroeotitailey InioKlntclifi line thence North s3 East 2X1 poiseIUllnlItOIcutrrof tb tanford and Crali Orchard turnpKe

thence Sunlit ti4 East J 7lW foln in a Hateon South bank of Bt Aapht braseli on latd ofMn 1 Shank thme South 7 Vet IW poise10 a dune In North abutment of bridge on theStanford and laf t Creek turnpike near Ihlolol W A Trll bie tlienr South US Writ 123 H 10

llOM to a 110101 Southeattcurntrof J S flockers rard Ihmiw South 79 WeIIIIlf pole to atake si aouihwat mrntr of ti II llaughmintlulntinMorihealeTNurtlum t alututpnl of ho brl ge

thenra North tsi Wwit IM ilta to a Hake In lineof II K flout na the lIelr1Iol thence Norm

West tt 210 10110 lBnlBdi enroerllundlrya Ku gate 11 SaW llote ahall be 11

enillluta the llmltt and houurtarr ot the Cite oMajorIAdministrators Sale

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Boyle Co Farm LandsAt admlDlatrator of the ettate of Captain Jacob

sed I will aclllo the Mgucit blddrat public outcry on the prewlw ou the erepike between the and lebanon pikenbout eta nilloe from Uanrille and tune mllufroni rarfciTllli on L A N It 11

Wednesday Sept 5 1900llt-xlnnlng at 10 orlork akirp the following dewrthieI lru1rty fillet

lust a farm W acre belonging to laid cctateof fintclaubluinuiUbJ well luiprored wellvitercd and in a good lijlitorlioud coureiileutlo tcboolt arid rliutcbM The reildeuie It a twostory frame In good rrpilr cud there U an icyhuttio cistern mo large brut mw house and allother crcotary ou buildlBgt Ioue lon cm MI

KlrenatoncB This iauii bat Ucnglfen the veryIL hit bandry her 20 jean Tieiu hat been hutlittle corn ralci 011 II during that time M It hatlawn kriit n rgrailnrf ill el and cattle Aliouiahundrrd acru out I Tlr lu toll IB lUuegraa

lisa lermt on thlt propel will IJOt one fourthuubil nee in ejuiu NI > nieiOa of one iwo undthru viSta MX pr mil lelltealfer annum ondrfurrid paymeuti and secure the

meSecond One tract of laud cootalnlng alxUt 10>

acre adjoining Parktrllle Cemetery on the northand very djliatle gralng land

Third Scrcnty acres ol KhO Und known aatbe Latluier laud adjoining farktvllle and alsogood grazing laud

Fourth A Iud of 62 acres ot land known nthe titlrllng Vanandill tract one still south ulJiekavlile

At the tame Urns anti place we will also cell theMlowlng rtonal lirolerhr Faiuilng IniplementtIncluding a combined 5401cr and ciillltaor and aline bouroer manure ipreader nine toearold alma four or tire cow with calve and M nunher of 1 helter bull to raise I work hortrs 4

maret I suckling mule ivlt sod ono Kluiblo horseroll tuohetp a large lot of line hay etc OuIlls fvliiwliig o-

IlTUUSfJAV SEPT6TH11100 at 10 oclock sharp I will sill tbe Uozatt1100 mile nod qIrler weit of JlorrodhulJou llartodsburg and IVrrTille Ilku Jtiisplace conlalu abut 1153 aelll with fair ImroVelUenli cooolllog I two tourroom Ctugix gwidbarn good crib etc salt river runt hit ugh heplace The sale ol tlilt larm will be held oil thepreuiltei Nwdlug prltllrge 00 16 acrm chIt btt

when dulred and lthIIaestoIt MAT 20TKHMS O C fourth fa <hb < laocelu equal jay

manIa I1fooo Iwo and threw Jeers tlx lcr cent I-nknI pet a nuns on dcfemu We willat tho Kime time and place tell 20 Ihreaymroldcattle about 73 cheep ouv ball lu 16 acresuf corn thucked on ground

Ternx ou jniMoualty nude known on day ofsaleit COZATT AdmlnlatratorT 0 HSULISII Auctioneer

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GUS HoOOBUAOKIs a candidate for Asosorof Lincoln coun-t

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subject to the action of tlio democraticparty

GEO A KUHANKS-ft a candidate for JaIler of Lincoln countsubject to Site action of the domocratloparty

JAMES T JONESIs a candidate for Jailer of Lincoln countysubject to tlio action ut the democratic part-

yw11 LANDGRAFIs a candidate for Assessor of Lincoln court ¬

tYI subject to democratic action

THASJES H WRIGHTIs n candidate for Assessor of Lincoln coun-ty

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subject to tho action of the democraticparty

DINK FAKMKR-I n candidate for Jailer subject to the ac ¬

tlon of tho democratic party lie solicitsyour support

JOHN C PEPPIEStsa-candldato for Jailer of Lincoln CouutypitttrISLT7GGRASS SEED

ro11Iullrlforo yea LIly L C mNN Mr KAIKU KY

FINL FARM FOR SALE

I> r I W Lnjant ana of 156 sores of Sit 1

IIangloicFiirklaBd li for sale privately It lasupon It a aplenJlil two Ilor brisk houw largeoharra barn 0001 onhnl aol nwiutrr outaIII sflntelaa Cams Lorotrtt on Stanford ft 4iiledge-cilia iuruplkc conveulent todepota on C S endproStableFor Sale Or Trade I

Two No1 Ulnhn Clover Ilullrn t years oldnne Champion Kxk Cru hn one pony Saw Milllltvnmu A CoOs make good u new one 12 horspower liULer traction engine UTO year olduneItillLol f feet onler Ttrmiraib W J DelUtNKyp

TWO FARMS FOR SALE

111UlinebollolnIhllolOltrickIssuingirmioae water at the door two good tenement

01liloulldlDII1wllhstock wa er make thIs lb mit dnlraMe larm lathis end of lb county

trabOrcbardKyonMouCrabOrehinl Spring All In grass with aargcutork barn and an abundance ol water withoeof the flocat site In tho neighbor004AlaoanicerothageinMtanford Ky on Lancu

ler trevt with good eltern Kinlen 4c altarhedor lurttie aililmiIt rd Ky

Drs SlavinS PhillipsO-

STEOPATHISTSWill INJ In Dintlll Mondays WedOtlJaod

FridaysWill lii In Stanford Tooli Thursday and Sat

urdaya-

Ofureln the l nnlniton lIulldl Stanford 01

Sceiours9tol2asritolrwOSTEOPATHY

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ThliSrlene nrtlnatrd aol doIel1 by litA T Sllll of Klriarlllx Mo ilpmli on thejrinipit of Anatomy slid 1hytlulufy far IU tosuits It require no faith DO drug no tabbingnoturxltaloperatloni auilelaluit bine supernatural

Otixjinth slows luau ai S macliln oho manypert lu keynote II acijuitnirnu When all parsma prulrt adjusted and not orrworkitl healthillIe result

Nerealrustraliontaiarra Weak lyst iruolaud Lids ShaltConstipatinthltsndJolnlllarall Incontlnrno of Urine UxunHitor Max

oussliationFreeFOX LOGAN

LIVERY FEED AND SALESTABLE

DANVILLE KENTUCKYIlorsun anil OlulIIII constantly on baud and

forVnln all timesW Logan Wood Manager

itwS PARKHILL M DtHOHEOPATH10 PEYSI5IAW

t oxperloncoInoffers hliiervlc< to the pabllu of Uttinfprilrue vicinity gjievlal iittontlun given tochronic riiniM UtUrn oi Oltu Court Hoiftoover llonzlny tiros Livery Stable Olllcobourn from 1 to 5 r M

SANK stD KA ID UA E TATE II

AT AUCTION

highestbidderllonday Sept roth 1900County Court day In Stanford 3n or 40hliurca ot Lincoln Count National HankStock my C Hooni HosldetiCM In ItowlsndKy wltli good burn ondotlicr outbuildingsanti a Storolious In Rowland Ivy 23x6021 foot high and two stories A splendid lo ¬

cution 1oasosslon given lit once Unit IfyoudesireTEHMS Oliothird cah I balance lit onoantI two years

ISAAC HAMILTON Itowlfind Ky

Administratrix Sale

IAs administratrix of J F iettus I willsell at public auction hU late real ¬

dence on the Lancaster it Crab Orchard pikenear 1reucliersvllle on

MONDAY SEPT 3 1900To the lilgliCNtand best bidder tho followlug purhonul proportyi 3 horse t mulemilt 4 milk cow 4 calves 2 yearling Iiclfnrx 1 bull 8U ahcerIII hogs about 30 acrecorn In field 44 bushels oats 4

tucks Timothy J mower nearly now 1

hay rake 1 disc barrow 1 corn I cornHlieller and other farming iDipIomonU sotlilackaralth tools 1 surrey 2 buggIes andharness 1 spring wagon fiO gallon kettleJot fencing organ und householdand kltchnn furniture

TEUUS Sum of 110 und under casbi ov¬er that amount four months time withoutInterest Nptes with approved security required itlihi ltEmCO PETTUi

Cook Auctioneer Admx f

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It must go we cannot nail will not carry over any tftlnij In Summer Good WoIhave only n few weeks left to dispose of them but vro will pny you to help us Forevery dollar In value thAt goes out of our house wo only expect to receive 75c Incompensation Head below and see If you dont think wo menu every word womy a

Domestics and Dress Goods44 Urown elseotingt4J0Dcnlmm1awI-A small quantity of71c Scotch lawns to cloeo 3c

V line of Cropon effects In Iowiix worth lOc goes for 60710upcrb35c f-

orHEAVYISlc

DRESS GOODSolioIIrrltbtllX1DoublREADYTOWEAR GARMENTSlenB Linen coils only 02c2SoicnaMcINotions and Furnishings

2 Boxes wire hairplci 5c5cfaenAll Shirtwaists p> this week for 391ISoltn8Mens tan bUck or white foot Hose worth 20c only DoSoIenrIene patent elastic roam Drawers worth 75c go for only iS26cIBIG BARGAINS IN SHOES4SoLrlies49cUlMens solid calf lace or OongrcMkhocs worth 12 60 go tbU week foronlyI 48o

Louisville StoreSKLINCER BROS

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T D RANEY MGR Ifc

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CLEANUPOn

SALE IWomens And Childrens Shoes I

And SlippersIf you wnl Bargains see our BARGAIN COUNTER

Wa E PERKINSCrab Orchard Ky

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WaIL ID1l8l<JffiEIffiTSDRUGGIST

4Sells The Best Paint Made Try

Neals Carriage PaintPrescriptions carefully filled day or night Talent Medicines of almost crory IJtlnJ

Beautiful lino of Stationery Blanic Book of every descriptionOffice Long Distance Telephone

CLOTHINGSUITS

OvercoatsIAnd Odd Pants

NEW FALL STYLESBuy early while you can get what

you want Seethe

New Oxford CreysCuipmlns McGlary

J A ALLEN C 0Contractors Axd ISuilder

STANFORD KYfloors51hcut POStS 4c We rnakeeatimate on any kind of work wanted offlco opposite Dr LU Cooks

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