Interior Journal from Stanford, Kentucky • Page 2

Wt-VMir! M.FfSw rr The Interior Journal, Stanford, Kentucky. Tuesday, August 10, 1915. Brodhead Fair, August 1 1 -3 Days. WTst -i 'i Are You Acquainted WITH THE OFFICERS OF THIS BANK? Are they acquainted with your financial resources? An acquaintance gained through dealings as a depositor here will be a strong aid in building your resources. This bank is now the depository of many growing business institutions; it wants to be a factor in the progress of many more, and invites an interview with conservative business men who desire libera! banking facilities.

The Lincoln County National Bank Stanford, Kentucky 'CORNER NEXT TO COURT HOUSE" Capital 1 00,000.00 Surplus 1 00, 1 00.00 Resources $500,000.00 V. H. Shanks, Pres. J. B.

Paxton, V-Pres. W. M. Bright, Cash. J.

V. Rochester, A-Cash The Interior Journal WAITO.V SU'KI EY, Kililor nl Mnjrrri $100 A IKAIl STHMTI.T IN ADVANCE F.nlitii pntfirr at Stnntnni at MfonJ tlitt mini matttr Ladies AndGenlleiften. i All our Oxfords and Light Shoes must go now regardless of our loss. We have about 600 Pairs of Oxfords in Ladies, Gents and Misses that we will sell at 98c a pair. Good Styles and Latest Shapes But we have to make room for our Fall Shoes.

You have August, September and October to wear these. Three months for for 98c. Bring the whole family in and fit them all. All on our Bargain Counter. ROBINSON'S.

I Wic voters ppokc Saturday In no uncertain terms, ami the Interior I Journal, like the Red old Democrat I that it is liows its head in submis sion to the wll of the majority, and nniN the nominees of thc party to its masthead. tf course, the result in the Rovernor's race was great disappointment to the junior editor, wh had done what ho could in Ills' feeble wnv for the success of Mr. I McChesncy. However, he is too pood I Democrat, hopes, to lay one etmw in hfc at the StlCCOSS of the party's ticket, in November, so is willing to take his r.c(lclne like little man, ninl come lip smiling. He has often berfro admonished others to do so when his friends hnvc been foatunatc enough to win, and what is sauce for the gosc sauce for the gander.

There's littfe to be gnined in discussion of the methods by which Mc-Clicsncy was defeated. Suffice It to say that the politicians and the money were against him. He made a magnificent race wluu the real facts are known. Ho has nothing to be ashamed of and has every reason to be very proud of the devoted following which was ever loyal him nnd the cause for which he fought. But it's all over now.

The ticket is named and McChesncy and bis friends should all accept the verdict nnd roll up their sleeves to put it over a big winner in Novmber, just as the Interior Journal intends to do. socco. (Water Glass.) Eggs laid away fresh during 'the season when they are cheap will be in perfectly good condition during the Winter months when treated with Socco or water glass. Easy to use and inexpensive. 10c a can.

PENNY'S DRUG STORE, The Louisville Times and Courier-Journal in crowing over the nomination of Stanley, delight at the opportunity to vent their spleen against Haly and Beckham who led the fight for McChesncy and state-wide. Keep it up, boys, rub it in, and sec what it gets you. Wc yellow dog democrats will vote any ticket you hand us, but if you're going to play the game that way, it's a pretty Mife bet that some thousands of the party who don't look at party fealty as we do, won't swallow your nauseous references to two of the cleanest and ablest democrats in the state today, and might resent it by remaining away from the polk in November as they did in the Hager-Willson race in 1007. Bible School Convention Program. Following is the program of the Lincoln County Christian BiWle School nisotiation which will meet at Goshen Christinn church, August 17: 0:30 Praise Service.

9 Address "The Ilurnl Bible by B. M. Walker, county president. 10:15 Address "Elementary Ideals," by Mrs. K.

J. Howenstcine. 10:30 Address "The Sunday-School and the Teens," by Mr. Lester O'llannon. 10: IC Fho minutes for discussion.

Special music by the Mt. Moriah school. 11:00 Address "How to Knlnrge the Circulation of the Weekly Bulletin in this County," by Miss Kmmn Hnys. 11 :10 Discussion. 1 1 Addnw "Victories Under the Flag," State Worker.

11:60 (b) Appointment of Committees, (b) Announcement, (c) Moll Call ef Schools by State Worker. 12:80 Adjournment. 1 1:00 Committee) meeting and Special Conferences. 1 :30 Devotional, Conducted by J. G.

Livingi-ton. 1:15 Address "What the Sjn-day-School Can Do for its Community," F. M. Tinder. "How to Make the Adult Cla-.

a Success," A. II. Baugh. 3:00 (a) Report of County Secretary, (b) Report of (c) Convention OlTen g. 3 :20 Address "The Temperance Standard," Mrs.

J. K. Rhiighm.i". 3-30 Address "The hie School's Missionary Task," R. Gabbard.

3:50 "A Forward Look," i ate Worker. Benediction. Down at Starkville, the hanging of two negro murderers was made the occasion of a general picnic. Assured of no interference b.y the Governor, county officials declared a holiday and erected a double scaffold. More than 5,000 men, women and children nttnded.

The affair took on the aspect of a Lunches were spread on the ground and soda pop and peanut venders were kept busy. Numerous candidates at the primary election grasped the occasion to do a little electioneering. As the traps were sprung the spectators sang, "There Is a Land of Pure Delight," nt the request of the victims. The negroes were convicted of killing a white man. THE REXALL STORE STANFORD, KV.

All persons having tickets which entitle them to a guess on the number of days it will take "Keep Sake 2nd" to eat the Saltine in W. H. Higgins' Show Window, by eating one half pound every 30 days, will please turn them in, and the one guessing the nearest correet number will be entitled to watch on. We Have The Goods And Make The Prices. See Us.

I ASK ABOUT THE RUBY BALL BEARING SEWING MACHINE, TO BE GIVEN AWAY, AUGUST 2nd. SPECIAL PRICES ON ALL PRODUCE. XiiItJl L. L. SANDERS, Crab Orchard, Ky.

In Pulaski county a fellow named Sumner was killed by a lawyer by the name of Taylor because the former yelled for his favorite in the circut judge's race. Down in Fulton county, near Sassafras Ridge, Oscar Allison cried out, "liurrun, lor ins man in the circuit judge's race and started a fight in which he was badly wounded and two other men were killed. From these tragedies one would conclude that it is dangerous to express a preference in judicial races, but the fact that Judge Hardin carried four out of four counties for circuit judge in this district shows that there are exceptions in all cases. James Fox, a negro was lynched by a mob at a lumber camp at Tunnel Springs, after he had shot and wounded a Deputy Sheriff. Desirable Town Property For Sale In Huitonrille.

This property contests of one acre of land, with good house of seven rooms, nice shade trees, a few fruit trees and grapevines, on a nice quite street within a few "Hundred feet of one of the best graded schools in Central Kentucky, in one of the best towns in Kentucky. This place has an extra large cistern that will suppl any family in the dryest season. If not sold privately before September 6th, will offer it at Public Auction on that day together with household goods and other things. MRS. JAS.

P. Hu.tonville, or GEO. C. GOODE, Covington, Ky. P.

S. Any one having claims agninst the estate of Jas. P. Goode will present same, properly proven to the undersigned withn 30 iiavs. Geo.

C. Goode. COtf. TO THE PUBLIC. I represent the largest and best made-to-order clothing house in this country Ed V.

Price Chicago 111. My experience in measuring nnd directing the muKing of your clothes, i tv over ono who 1 is not a practical tailor. If you will I give me your order I will promise I you square deal. You will get-ie worth of your money, either in the cheapest crndes or the hicher nriceil My SPRING nnd SUMMER line of samples are now ready for your inspection. Call anu let me show you.

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THEY'RE A LITTLE NrATER AND STRONGER MADE. WEAR LONGER, ANO A LITTLE MORE ROOM IN THEM THAN ANY OTHER OVERALL. WE CARRY A Bit. STOCK or THEM CAN FIT ANY ONE A FIVE YEAR OLD BOY TO MAN'S FIFTY INCH YOU BUY THE O'BRYAN YOU BUY THE BEST STRONGER MADE; BETTER SHAPEDi MORE COMFORTABLE AND STAY WITH YOU LONGER Wear the O'BRYAN McRoberts and Bailey Bowmar'i Niaearn Falls and California i Write Bowmar's Tours, Versailles, for booklets containing details of ideal all-expense tour to Niagara Palls, Toronto, Huffalo nnd Detroit, stnrting Tuesday, Sept. 7.

The InHt Bow mar Tour to California and the West will start about October 20. Descriptive booklet ready Sept. 1. GIMf. Mrs.

Francis E. Beauchamp, president of the Kentucky W. C. T. U.

says that now rhat the "little family scrap" is over in the two dominant parties, the "prohibs" will get busy and lect Rev. Andrew Johnson governor. Friends of the latter in this county, where he lived many yeart, take issue with Mrs. Beauchamp and he will get lktle support here. He is making a success in his high calling and they would do nothing that would interfero with him in the best work that man ever attempted to do that of saving souls.

Saturday was an unlucky day for newspaper men. Loving Gaines, who for years has edited the Elkton I'ro-grss, was overwhelmingly defated for the nomination for lieutenant governor; Col. W. P. WnlUn, foimerly of this city, but now of Lexington, was bested in the race for for Secretary of State, while A.

R. Dyche, who edited tho London Echo for a quarter of a century "also ran" in the Senatorial race in Ids district. The latter was defeated by C. B. Lewis, of Knox.

Now that the primary is a memory, our Lincoln county readers and voters had better pay a little attention to that $130,000 bond Issue for better roads to be voted on oil Sept. 18. The sum wanted sounds mighty big to "po" folks but if it is needed to givo us the roads we should have, 'twill prove a good Investment. "Let the dead past bury the dead." Forget the primary and get ready for tho fracas in November, Don't be foolish enough to say that Stimlcy and the other successful candidates can not win in November but prove your democracy by helping to "put them over." "We feel that we have a very good ticket," says Edwin P. Morrow, in speaking of the republican slate that went through Saturday.

It might be added that Mr. Morrow is especially well pleased with the head of the ticket. (lite rf obtn ritr if IVIf J. tw Coantr I fink J. tflW-y BMtrl natL tint br 1 MRl rte-r of tli firm rf J.

A (t Yr Iu.im In ttw Otjr of Tlcl lutr and Matr afprtMiaM d1 tbit iH0 firm will yJ the sum tf ii.NH lirNPKI'lt IM'U MEM for mrh anil ercr cm tf Catarrh that ratn-t urtU t'jr tbe uac of llaU'a Catatrb. i uir, I HANK nin.Ncv. fwrrn lHfor bh1 nnerit i In rnj pmrncp. tbla Wb Jaj cf Iru.lr A lMk fctl, a. oi.rxsos IIH.IIr.

HalT Catarrh Cnrr 1 taken liitmaltr and irU dlrrvtljr ii)on Ihc ami mur wr ttcrn of tbe ajftriu. rrnl for 1'tiinDUlt I J. CIIKXCV At TVlftia, o. Fold all 1T Take IUll'a Fa id 11 7 TUia for rooatiratk-n. Here's What You Want The People's Market Place Advertise What You Have to Sell FOR SALE.

Second hand Max well ru 1111 1) out. Bargnin if sold at once M. S. liaughman, btanioru. HARRY JACOBS Manufacturers and Dealors in High Class Monuments.

Original Deiigna and Prompt Service Guaranteed Quality Connection! at all Granite and Marble Quarries. Office and Works on Cemetery Hill. Closed on Saturdays phone 164 STANFORD KENTUCKY INSURE Your Property in the Old Connecticut Fire Insurance Co. of Hartford, with SALIN SMITH, Agents Stanford, Kentucky J. C.

M'CIary UNDERTAKER AND EMIALMEfi Office Phone 167. Heme Prune IS BTFORD. KENTUCKY. J. L.

Beazley UNDERTAKER AND EMBALMER Furniture Mat'lno. Ruqs. Furniture Exchanged far all Kindt Of Stack. PHONE 42 STANFORD. KY.

THE Wayiuesburc; Lumber of Wiiynufebtirg, handles all kinds dieted lumber. Poplar sindinics, and up. OS-St. FOR SALE 300 Harvest Kinu seed wheat, $1.50 bushel, sacks free. 200 bushel Winter turf oats, 75 cents.

J. Frank Smith, Stanford, Phone 213. Cl-ut. Duncan's Big Duroc Sow Sale. TUESDAY, AUG.

24. 50 Head Sows, Gilts, 5 Fall Boars, 50 Champion Pals Premier 56199, Defenders Ohio Chief, 55899, Free entertainment at Vaughan Hotel. Sale at farm, three miles southwest of Lebanon, commencing at 1 o'clock. Catalogues free to all. Arrange to attend.

J. 0. DUNCAN, Lebanon, Ky. FOR RENT My home place, containing 20 acres, seven room house and large barn. Mrs.

51. A. Cover, Crab Orchard, Ky. C7-tf. LOST.

Dark grey coat at Crab Orchard Springs. Una my nnme in one of the inside pockets. Reward if returned to me. W. S.

Drye, sheriff's office. ESTRAY. A dark red steer, weinhine: about 700 pounds, lame in on of his hind legs, left my place Monday. Will k'wo reward for his recovery or information leading thereto. T.

J. Hill, Stanford. It DR. J. G.

CARPENTER Office In Lincoln County National Uank Building Eye, nose, throat, ear, Gen eto, urinary, rectal, pelvic diseases, surgery, consultations. Bys skillfully tested, glasses scientifically prcscib-cd. lC-Iim A. S. PRICE DENTIST Hours, to 4 'clod Offioo Over Shugar'i Drug Store HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

House ami lot of one aero of land, house contains four rooms and a kitchen, hen house; smoke house and coal house; well of never-fuiling wa-te near the Hanging Fork bridge on the Hustonville and Stanford pike, convenient to schools, church and depot. For terms apply to George V. Crciig, McKinney, Ky. Albert Given. C4-2 Lunches and Cooling Drinks May Be Obtained When In Danville at SHOP PERFECT (Incoiporated) Go To Farris' For Your Garden Tools and Great Variety And Prices Right.

T. D. NEWLAND Opposite the Court-House, Wants to sell you an Ice Cream Freezer and Refrigerator. Also your Groceries. Phone us.

No. 168. GET READY FOR THE FAIRS You will need Shirts, Collars, Ties and perhaps a Palm Beach Suit We have them. W. E.

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