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Semi-Weekly Interior Journal, 1905-04-04

The front page of 1905-04-04. 2,571 words, read by machine from the Library of Congress scan and reproduced without correction.

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ILANC STER i Bishop Burton of Lexington who IDls wide reputation as an eloquent speaker and a man of great Intelli gence will bold services at the Metho dist church Wednesday evening at i30 oclock He will be assisted by Rev Q E Spears of Danville Eugene Berkelo sold a saddle mare to 0 R Montgomery for 1140 Dennis Scott sold to Timothy Ford a tow and pigs for 925 John Royston bought of James Royston a pair of mules for 8300 Andrew Simpson bought a horse for IUO Logan Bros Bagln of Lexlol ton bought 300 bushels of hemp seed from Becker Glass Henry Arnold bought a threeyearold horse for 8100 Mrs E F Scott sold a bunch of shoats to Henry Montgomery at 4ic News received Sunday afternoon from Dallas Tex of the sudden death of Mrs Mollle White Young from apo plexy was a shook to Lancaster rleuds and relatives Mrs Young formerly lived In Lancaster but a few years ago went to Dallas to be with her daughter Mrs Claire Whither and son 0 W Young who survive her Our people extend deepest sympathy to the aged parents and other relatives The reo mains will be Interred In Dallas Mr Annie Loyd Herring died at her home on Richmond Street Sunday eveI ning at 0 oclock She had been In falling health for quite a while and the I death of her husband a few months ago was a shock from which she never fnlly recovered Besides a sister Mrs Suo san Fisher three daughters Mesdames J Respcss C W Anderson and Jesse Walden of Danville and a eon Fisher Herring survive her The funeral was held at the family residence at 10 o clock Tuesday morning conducted by Rev C S Ellis assisted by Eld F M Tinder Interment in Lancaster cem cemetery - etery cemetery Much sympathy Is felt for this bereaved family Mr J M Logan Is at home for a low days this week Mist Weekley of Ow eneboro Is with Mrs E C Gaines for a few weeks Mrs Marv Frslblo and daughter Gladys are visiting Mrs R E Hughs In Louisville Miss RI Traylor of Stanford has beeu the guest of Miss Simpson Dr and Mrs G C Farris are at home from a South Southern I - ern Southern trip Miss Maymo Ballard Is the guest of Miss Margaret Tomllnson tbeI James I Hamilton continues quite ill Robert P Kennedy wan Mrs Banks I Hudsons guest Sunday Mrs Powell Duncan of Nlcholasvlllo Is visiting her daughter Mrs Samuel Haeelden Miss Susie Wlngato has returned to Danville after a visit to Miss Virginia Goodloc Little Joe Harris West Is reported greatly Improved HUSTONVILLE Wanted a small size fire proof sec second - ond second band safe W R Williams Mr and MrsCharles Clements of Lebanon are visiting friends here A M Hall of Lexington was the the guest of Miss Katherine Hall Sun Sunday - day Sunday Mrs Judge M ere announces her or onlog of spring millinery on April 0 and 7 iGlen Glen Mary Coal 12fe and cannel coal 10o Coal on hands at all times W S Wlgham Moreland tt A largo crowd Is expected at the horse show here Saturday next The exhibit will begin at 1 oclock A very desirable S5 acre farm with splendid Improvements 56 acres virgin soil Possession given In 30 days For sale by W R Wllllamn A well known farmer of the West End bought a threeyearold Galton colt In Boyle county at ouch a fancy price that he was ashamed to tell it A good crowd attended the sale Sat Saturday - urday Saturday of the effects of Mrs Nance de ceased and the prices realized were satisfactory to Dr Alcorn the admin istrator D C Allen shipped another car of bogs to Cincinnati Saturday for which bo paid 3i to 4c This makes i2 cars of bogs he has bought and shipped since Jan 1st Miss Katherine Hall spent a few days with Miss Nora Rlffo at McKln hey Mrs Len Shannon of St Louis Is visiting friends andjirelatlvca hero and Junction City A largo crowd attended the sale of personally Wednesday at the home ol Ibo late R L Williams andhlgh prlc es were realized on live stock A 15 yearold harness mare brought 170 The first ball gamelol the season will be played hero Saturday afternoon at the fair grounds The dummies of Danvlllo and the local team will cross bats and conic fast playing Is expected For the benefit of those who have not sold their wool I am authorized to say that D C Allen announces bo will pay more for wool than any buyer In the county Ho has imperative orders to tlpy dot vool and Davo will obey or den If It takes the hairotTthe sheep See him qnlck Keep your bowels regular by tho use of Chamberlains Stomach ami Liver Tablets There Is nothing better For sale by Lyno Bros OrabOrehard

NEWS NOTES I A cat saved a LouUvlllo family from death In Names fromI Hugh Todd a prominent merchant I of Irvine Is deadI Tho tale of revolvers baa been pro I hibited In Poland Ii la reported that Russia will Uauo another Internal loan 1100000000 James Hussell who killed hie wife at Latonla and escaped has ourrendercd A Plttiburjf lad who wanted to lee a real wreck derailed the Cleveland Fly erA A IIowclli Neb man shot bis wife a the eat In church and committed eul ode Dr George F Leech one of the beet known pbyilolun of Cleveland 0 le dead Mrs Nancy C Chandler cf Maya vlllc choked to death while eating dinnerA A new bank at Bogota Columbia has been startid with a capital of 3000 000 cold A two year old daughter of Llndeay OOannon was killed by a train near VertaltlciAt At Malono N Y a mia killed an objectionable brother In law and com committed - mitted committed suicide An Iowa farmer suspected of mur murder - der murder slew his two little daughter and committed suicide Aaron Lockett and Charles Roach of Henderson were Injured at a street streetcar - car streetcar crossing there All grades of refined sugar have been advanced 10 cents per 100 pound mak log granulated 0 lc Citizens of Southern Oklahoma are arranging a rousing wolf bunt for President Roosevelt Wesley Blovlns of Menlfee county was fired upon from ambush In Breath Itt county and will die Wblle delirious from blood poison John Sohmlttner of Newport oat his throat from ear to ear George U Warner who killed Pulse kl Leech In Louisville baa ben sen teased to bang May 19 J W Cudgel editor of the Ml ICden I News In Shelby county has suspended publication of his paper A Police Commissioner at Lodz RUE sian Poland was seriously Injured by a bomb thrown at him in the street Charles E McUlnger a publisher ofI Philadelphia was found dead in his of floe with a bullet wound In his breast Soft coat operators of Central Penn sylvania have conceded the demand of their miners and the threatened strike of 60000 men Is averted Wrecked bv defalcations of 100000 by trusted employee the Clttsens I Savings Dank of Loralne 0 was compelled to close Its doors The State Capitol Commission ap approved - proved approved the abstract pf title of the Hunt site property and will take over the property at once for the State Preliminary steps were taken by Louisville merchants practically as suring a large Auditorium for Louis ville About 1125000 will bo tub scribed Col E Polk Johnson special agent of the Treaturv Department formerly of Louisville but for some time eta tioned at Seattle Wash has been transferred to Cincinnati Mrs P Baker of Kansas City Mo has filed a claim to onefourth of the estate of the late Thomas Lyons of Lexington Ky who died leaving prop arty worth nearly 250000 The will of Mrs Stanford was admit admitted - ted admitted to probate In San Jose CalfIt leaves J4000000 to relatives 126000 to several charitable Institutions and the residue of her fortune to Leland Stanford Jr University Dr John Bale ot Roaovtllc Han cock county and Wm Given a miner I were burned to death In a lire which destroyed the lockup Halo and Glv ens had been arrested on the charge of drunkenness It It supposed they were smoking In the lockup and thus set It 00 fire onflroEleven Eleven hundred Ice and coal wagon drivers are on strike at Si Louie 600 bricklayers are out at Cleveland 400 Ironworkers struck at Cincinnati 350 brewery coopers quit work at Milwau ken 200 carpenters threw down their tools at Portsmouth 0 and all the plumbers at Birmingham Ala struck and all because of difference over wages John A Leo a celebrated criminal lawyer of Lynchburg Va arrived here today to look over the scone of the Cockrlll killing preparatory to taking part In the defense of tho llarllees and Callahan Mr Loo was employed by tho friends of Judge Qargls who live In Virginia and aro doslrlous of aiding In securing his acquittal Jackeon special Rheumatic Pains Quickly Re lieved The excruciating pains characteris tic of rheumatism and sciatica are quickly relieved by applying Chum borlnlns Pain Balm Tho groat pain rollovlng power of tho liniment has boon the surprise and delight of thous thousands - ands thousands of sufferers Tho quick rollof from pain whldh It affords is alono t worth many times Its cost For sale by Lyne Bros Crab Orchard I

I y t DANVILLE KY Spring c Summer Lines r Now Complete earseeoa It would U well wurth your while to come and see our stock HOW whether you are ready to buy or not Wo have n great many lines of goods not shown oUowhero hi tills wctlon and nil priced as low M posriblo for reliable ervtuuiiliM You can gel from us exrlmiw styles sad material fur ronlly lew money titan you will ltay for just the ordiimry kin Uj S = Tailored Suits We aro showing great many very exclusive Myles of suite made from new light weight materials from S 15 to 8 10 mwtly one of n kind Nothing ordinary about any of the e except the lriCf1I Special 10 Suits Weltno just placed UII pechtl MIl tn rliw about 35 odd suite allof ifwhich are etrklly multtailored ot W materials and all good safo styles nt if 820 to 880 Wo tout not Sln for choice These have IKTU wiling at proiiiUe how beg this lot will he here MI we urge hue if interested Silk Suits Silk Shirt Wakt Suit made ill cert beet manner and cxeludvt styles from r 810 to 880 ellk tailored tit + from 820 tll 840 The finer idndi of those Snip are one of M kind an1 in buying these yu will get just as distinctive individuality it you paid Onme high price tailor three tiniaa Itll much to make you one I Separate Skirts J l We haft just placed on jwctnl Nile about 50 entirely new wnlklng skirts made from high pnoe alt wool null mohair materials and In the moat approv ed styles at 6S for choke Not 0111 In the lot hut what Is worth 87 They must lie won tv be appreciated Accordeon Skirts > We liavo n great many entirely now idea in nocordoon eklrts na 111ns I the regular French mvordeou ranging in price according to stylo and mate rial from 86 to 82O Thee have made a great hit and as euro as you 40 them you will like them themPiece Silks i Mol that 900 pieces nr new Milk to select from HrerjrtMug ill plain colored dike from We yard and upwiinU fancy silks from 50e to 8160 suit able for mIMI fcuiu etc Some of our upecialtiee are Hajah silks uCIU ton Howl Suiting and KoKooir lining Taffeta He snro to wo then when in our store next time i Muslin Shirt Waists Our new line of thee has just been received and we believe they arc tho best poeiible They begin nt BUc for a neat tyle with all tucked front other style up to 83 and nil equally as good fur the price 1 French Organdies I Wo holiovo tlmt thuro would bo nn immense demand for those dainty fill rice this geatoii as tho style now in vogue are imperially adnptwl to Organ dies Wo laid in a grout lot and they arc cUing fast Wo have over 30 beautiful designs at 2ro and a largo lino at 40c Printed silk OrgandiaJ in a largo range of pattorns at SOcnnd lOc Domestic real Organdie nt 12Jc Ladies Furnishings New things in Neckwear constantly coming in at all prices from lOc up An unusually largo selection of new styles in Leather and Silk Girdles and Belts Corsets to fit all shapes and sizes Many special values in Summer knit vents and pnnts from lOc to 83 Ladies Muslin Underwear better and cheaper than you ever snw it anywherea I b bCUa J l 111 DANVILLE KY h ti

Spring Opening Of The New Store New and Uptodate stock of Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Hats I Caps Ladies and Gents Furnishings c Complete in Style and Quality We invite everybody to come and inspect 0111 goods before buying elsewhere SAM ROBINSON Next Door to Lincoln County Nat Bank STANFORD KY Tiger Disc Harrows Tiger Corn Planters Tiger Cultivators Walking Tiger Cultivators Riding Ridings - s Ridings etams W H HIGGINS STANFORD KY LaPorte Vehicles Honest Work Attractive Styles Over 800 of these pleasure vehicles have been sold in Lincoln county which is Ii itself evidence of their merits The follow lug list of representative citizens who arc using Lalorto Vehicles is mode up from memory there are many others to n11of whom wo refer as to evidence of the worth of this work

Mens and Childrens Furnish Furnishings - ings Furnishings Great lino of Shoes for children from ISo up Mens Dross and work working - ing working Shoes from USe up Mens Cloth Clothing - ing Clothing from 83 a suit up forts nice Overcoats from 8250 up Mens Sunday Pants from 75c up Chil drens nice thrcopieco suits from 75o up Boys Overcoats from 75c up Boys nice Caps from fie optChd drens and Ladies Stockings f rom 4o up

Full carload of these popular vehicles re recently - cently recently received by E T Pence Co Agents for Lincoln County THE BARGAIN STORE Thousands of Dollars Worth of Seasonable Goods From the Great Bargain Sale of Sweeter Pembrook Co of New York This is an opportunity which seldom occurs Wo advise all who can to come as earlyas possible to attend this tho greatest sale we have over offered

Ladles Furnishing Goods Ladies tailor made suits worth S15 and 820 are on sale at S450 to 750 Ladies updo ditto Jackets 85 to 810 now on sale at 8250 to 84 Ladies and Misses Skirts worth 150 up to 85 are now on sale Ilt J8e to S2 18 Ladies corsots from 19c up Latest styles of petticoats from 59c up Ladies dress and coarse Shoes at ISo and up

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Library of Congress, Chronicling America See this issue at the Library of Congress. Digitised by the National Digital Newspaper Program. These issues are in the public domain in the United States. Page text is machine-read from microfilm and reproduced exactly as the recogniser returned it. Nothing is corrected and nothing is summarised.