The Interior Journal, 1905-11-02

NEWS NOTES Mayor Jones of Minneapolis an nounces that ho will close the saloons and hotel bars on Sunday Dr J W Oswald a leading surgeon of Chicago was stricken with paralysis while at tho operating table Five persons wore killed in a freight collision on the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific railroad at Casey la The play Mrs Warrens Profession has been suppressed in New York by order of Iollco Commissioner McAdoo J II A Brooks u prominent Phila Philadelphia - delphia Philadelphia business man was killed In an automobile accident near Absecon N J Tho trouble growing out of an attack on Admiral Train and his son by Chi Chinese - nese Chinese in Nankin province has been ami amicably I - cably amicably settled It is announced that the Tennessee I Central railroad will pass under tho control of the Illinois Contraband South Southern - ern Southern railways on Dec 1 The Appellate Court hold that un J insurance company is exempt from I paying n policy when the holder while r Injils right mind commits suicide t The comptroller of tho currency has t ordered an assessment of 100 per cent against the stockholders of tho Enter prise National Bank of Allegheny Pa Figures compiled by the Enumeration Bureau show that there are 8006072 t persons In New York State Tho pop population - ulation population of Greater New York is given 1 as 401430Sc A note written by Cashier Clark n few hours before he killed himself has I been matte public in Pittsburg In it I Clark said he had been shamefully rob bed by W II Andrews t Tho deAth sentence recently passed t upon James Ezell of Mayfield Ky at I Uniontown Pa for the murder of n fellow telegraph operator is to be com J muted to life imprisonment Edward C Bearden money order I clerk in the postoffico at Augusta Ga committed suicide after being asked by C Cnn - nn Cnn inspector to turn over his cash draw drawer j - er drawer and books for examination t Iteports from Itussla show that while there Is tho general rejoicing over I promise of freedom serious disorders t have occurred at many large centers 1 and the list of dead and wounded is heavy Tho department of superintendence 1 of the National Educators Association will meet in Louisville February 27 28 and March 1 The meeting is one ofl the most representative gatherings of educators in the world About 2000 I teachers will be presentI Counsel Charles E Hughes of the I Now York legislative insurance investi I gating committtec says he has no idea of conducting any criminal prosecution c as n result of his investigation his onlyI function nnd purpose being to get at I the facts Involved in tho conduct of life I insurance business W B Smith former president of the Western National Dank Louisville who was indicted by the October Federal grand jury on the charges of falsifying entries misappropriating funds and embezzling funds of the bank surren surrendered - dered surrendered himself to the Federal authorities Ho gave bond in 5000 Smith said he had just returned from Porto Rico and was Innocent of the charges made in the indictment indictmentBkON BRONCHITIS Pennys Drug Store Tells The People Quickest Moans To Cure It Asked one day in their store thoqucs tion What is good for bronchitis 1 Mr Penny of Pennys Drug Store an answered - swered answered For years old fashioned cod liver oil has been known to possess the most remarkable curative and healing j properties for throat bronchial and lung troubles of any thing known to medicine but on account of tho grease which enveloped its curative principl s sIt - It sIt has been impossible for many people to take enough of it into their systems to combat a thoroughly settled disease withoutclogging the system and upset upsetting - ting upsetting tho stomach Now however continued Mr Pen IllY we have Vinol which contains in a highly concentrated form all of jthe medical curative elements of cod liver I oil actually taken from the fresh coils livers without n drop of 01or grease to upset tho stomach and retard Its work and physicians agree that it h the greatest cure for all throat bron bronchial - chial bronchial and lung troubles known to medi medicine - cine medicine Miss Anna Ray writes us that after suffering for five years with bronchi bronchitis - tis bronchitis and trying all kinds of medicines without relief Vinol cured her and we have hundreds of just such letters We wish every person suffering from chronic colds coughs bronchitis and every aged weak or convalescent per person - son person who needs a healing strengthcre ating and bloodmaking tonic would try Vinol on our guarantee to return the purchase money if it fails Pennys I Drugstore w

PREACHERSVILLE I Mrs Dan Naylor who has been sick Is some better Mrs Mollie Lodford I is quite III of pneumonia Mrs Jane I Hell la at tho Stanford Infirmary to be treated for blindness I Hov Wm Coldiron who Is teaching 1 the Iroachersvillo school Is giving per feet satisfaction and Is liked by pupils as well as patrons When this school I term is ended he will have walked mare than 000 miles Ho has not missed be being I - ing being at his post on time although ho has to crow Drakes creek where the stream is not bridged I Wm Curtis and family of Walnut Flat were guests of I > F Thompson J and wife W B Bennett unit family loft Tuesday for Oklahoma Our peo pie regret to give such good citizens upI Itov J S Itagan Is with homcfolks U Hutchlns is teaching the remaind remainder - er remainder of Miss Bottle Hcnnette school nt C Harmons Lick Tho protracted meeting closed nt the < M B church Sunday night There were no additions Hcv Davidson preached I some excellent sermons and U u noted I evangelist doing much missionary work I in tho mountains of Iulaski county He Is a member of the Soul Winner Socie ty which has a nice mission school ntr Mt Victory 17 miles from Somerset I J H liaughman bought Zone cattle J of John Horton nt 3c also n bunch of W H Cummins at same price W D Eimoro bought n sow and pigs of GeoI Spanglcr for ga D F Thompson sold OS 170 pound hOlts at 155 J Mi Cress j has a monthold jack for which ho reI fused 2flO J L Hutcliins bought 12j I00 pound hogs of P K Parrlsh atI 5175 to be delivered the IDth S D Carpenter sold a bunch of shoats to W 1 Elmore utc for Christmas delivery F F Cummins sold u bunch of shoots J to W D Eimoro at 130 I Ilion - lion Ilion It C Warrens article in the Issue of Oct 27th gives an excellent position of affairs relative to our sys system - tem system of roads In tho county Tho turnI pikes should bo managed very ditrcrent I ly from what they arc now When tho pikes were owned and controlled by n 1 corporation It was then we had wellI kept roads and bridges which were reg regularly I - ularly regularly repaired and banlstercd Not tOI now Slowly but steadily our onco 1 famous pikes are returning to dirt roads Thoy are almost entirely with without - out without ditches Overseers of dirt roads should be furnished with tools and UrnI hers for culverts Lincoln county has I as fine natural resources for road or lIke repairing as any county in the I State Wo fall to see any reason why nil rightthinking republicans and dom ocrats should not heartily approve of the policy advocated by Mr Warren KINGSVILLE Tho sick arc Improving Mrs Dr C M Thompson has n lull line of fall millinery Sho will go to tho city soon and buy winter styles Miss Iela Murphy has n nice line of millinery at Sarah Smiths on Main streetThere There will bo services nt tho Chris Christian - tian Christian church tho 3rd Sunday in this month A splendid Sunday school has been organized nnd much good Is prom promIsed - ised promIsed for the church this and the ensu log year Tho report is current that the help helper - er helper or hill engine is to bo again put on hero It is tut the purpose of help Ing heavy freight trains through tho tunnel and is certainly very much need needed - ed needed A freight train ran into the water column hero a few days since badly de molishing same Mr Pye of Ludlow was called and assisted by Mr Wm Lane they soon hud it repaired Mesdames Moppen and Skilhnan of Paris rod Winchester respectively have returned to their homes after a pleasant visit to Mr and Mrs GT Bradley W G Wolf our station agent went to Nicholasvillc this week to reg register - ister register Hon Wm S Burch was here Tuesday and Wednesday electioneering Messrs T J Hill and W L McCarty were hero Saturday talking election Messrs Smith liaughman and Jesse Lynn of Stanford were hero Monday Tusco Waters Is at homo from Texas Cora visit to his mother and sstcrs Postmaster L Johnson has returned from Hood River Ore and Holdcn Mo where he visited relatives Mans Unreasonableness Is often us great as womans Hut Thus S Austin Mgr of tho Rw publican of Lcavemvorth Ind was not unreasonable when ho refused to allow tho doctors to operate on his wife for femalo trouble Instead I kesuys1we concluded to try Electrli Bitters My who was then so sick she could hardly leave her bed and live 161 physicians had failed to re relieve - lieve relieve her After taking Electric Bit Bitters - ters Bitters sho was perfectly cured and can now perform all her household duties Guaranteed by G L Penny Stan Stanford - ford Stanford Lyrio Droll Crab Orchard Prlco 60o fi or

a > First Things In Kentucky The first womlwn n trnct of a land In Kentucky was Susannah Boone patent for n I 2who very early obtained a tract In Madison county Tho first marriage In Kentucky was that of Samuel Henderson to Elizabeth Galloway Aug 7 1770 Their dough ter Fiinnlo born in 1777 was dnuJhjl white child In tho State born of par parents r - ents parents married In Kentucky t The first plow manufactured was t made by William Poguo at Hnrnxls I burg In 1770 Ho also made his first t loom while hla wife brought tho first I spinning wheel to the State and wove from the lint of nettles the first piece of linen manufactured and from buffalo wool the first piece of lliuoy Tho drat grist mill in tho Slnto run by water dower was pcrhajw tho ono built by Capt John MeMurtry nQrr J Shnkertown in Mercer county In 1782 Tho Hrat paiwr mill In Kentucky was erected by Elijah Craig near Georgo townjin 1792 1hef first apple seeds were planted In Mercer county by members of the Mc Afee company in 1776 Ur Walter and his companion planted tho first poach seed and raised tho first crop of corn cultivated by white mon nonr Uarbour villo In 17M Tbo llret wagon of which history gives nn account was run over Smiths wag wagon - on wagon road from Lexington to Mnysvllle in 1782 by n man named Smith The first itonmboat or model of ono In the world was constructed by John Pitch at Lexington In 1786 Tho flrat inllroad about one mile In length was built by James Van Meter In 1832 The cars wore drawn by horse f w e t The first horses wore brought to tho 1 State In 1760 by Dalkor the first cattle and hogs by Boone and his companions in 1775 fho first lawyer In Kentucky was John Williams manager of tho Tran aylvnnla Co The lust Englishmen who vUlted Ken turk wen those under tho leadership of Col Wood who In 1761 explored tho northern boundary of tho State The first Frenchmen to visit tiny per lion of the State were a small band of fur trappers who In 1073 traveled in cAnoes down the Mississippi as far as the mouth of the Arkansas Tho first white native American to visit Kentucky was John Sailing of I Virginia who in 1730 was carried aa nI prisoner through the State by the InI j Mian MianTho first white woman who ever saw Kentucky was Mwa Ingol who In 17 G was carried a prisoner by tho Indians I 4 t to Big Hone In Boone county I The flrat Dutchman to visit Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky were n small company who es established - tablished established the White Oak settlement In Madison county Tho first settlement of Frenchmen in the State was established nt a point 010I iwslto the Scioto river In 1760I Tho first house built by Englishmen was Dr Walkers cabin on Cumberland river in 1lWI Tho first permanent English settle meal was at Hnrrodsburg In 1776 The first court In the State was held s at Harrodiburg In 1771 The first road In the State was Hoonca trace The first store In Kentucky was that of the Transylvania Company at Hnr rodsburg Tho first school at Hoonesboro was taught by Joseph Donlphan In 1779 Tho first sermon preached In Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky was delivered by tho Nov John Lythe of tho Church of England In 1775 Tho first ferry was established nt Hoonesboro in 1775 Tho first count scat In Kentucky F was that of Lincoln county established at Harrodsburg The first law for the establishment of public schools was passed in 18ISEx change A Disastrous Calamity IL Iii u disastrous calamity when you lose your health IKXJUUSO In indigestion - digestion indigestion and constipation have supped It away Prompt relief CUll bo hud In Dr Kings New Life Pills P I They build up your digestive organs and cure headache dizziness colic constipation etc fliinrnntecd at G L Pennys Stanford Lynn IJros Crab Orchard lace Tho Shelby County Colonization Co j e recently organized to secure a desira blo class of foreigners to supplant col colored - ored colored labor has settled 25 Swiss on tho I 300acre tract of land purchased a mile west of Shelbyvllle J IL Maddox and Carl Hanser of the company are now nowI raoo Swiss and German emigrants When you want a pleasant physic try Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets They are easy to take and produce no griping or other nn pleasant effect Sold by all drug druggists - gists druggists gistsLZ i <

PAVLT ADAMS Dtjmorniiic rnmiiue for Magistral in the Wtyncsburg district A good goodman - man goodman citizen and democrat just the timber for Spuire Vote for him and you will never have reason to ro fret it IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES Brantley Smith was shot to death b ban - an ban unknown poison at Pineville Solomon Griffin has been appointee postmaster at Cooksburg Rockcastlt countyWilliam William II Lewis n Southern brake brakeman - man brakeman was killed while making a coup coupling - ling coupling at Lawrcncoburg Ambrose Ruhl indicted two weeks ago for killing Ed Walsh was giver two years in the penitentiary in tht Bell circuit court Austin L Reid an aged London aw yer was stricken with paralysis while attending court at Manchester His recovery is doubtful As an aftermath to Halloween at Centre College the upper classmen forced the plebes to haul them through the streets in carriages The Cumberland River and Nashville railway has planned n line from Corbln to the Tennessee line through Laurel Whitley Iulaski Wayne and Clinton countiesThe The case of Wm II York charged with the murder of his brother waa continued at Lawrenccburg until the January term of court on account of the prisoners weakened condition William King of Danville has been awarded the contract for erecting the new two story brick graded school building at Monticello It will bo the same size as the Danville public school Fred Watts is in jail at Somerset charged with assaulting Mrs Waddle and Mrs Lytton at Stearns He is al also - so also said to have attempted to assault u sixyearold child of Mrs Sarah Grifns Watts barely escaped being mobbed n To The Voters Of WaynesburgMag isterial District The democracy of this district hno entrusted me with the nomination Cor the office of justice of the peace Economy toward tax payers and hon esty toward every citizen rcgardlesi of party affiliation shall be my rule of conduct in the event of my oWtion The furnishing of tools by the count courffor working dirt roads is a wise measure and was first suggested by n democratic Legislature and enacted as asa - a asa law by the same body As a membe of the fiscal court I would use ever legitimate means which would not lead to extravagance and wastefulness oj county revenues to place all dirt roads in the best possible condition and III tho administration of my office would oppose excessive taxation In ever form D R ADAMS I Thank The Lord cried Hannah Plant of Little Hock Ark for tho relief I got from Buck lens Arnica Salve It cured my fear ful running sores which nothing olsi would heal and from which I bat suffered for Ii yours It is a mare lout healer forcuts burns and wounds Guaranteed at G L Pennys Stan Stanford - ford Stanford Lyue Bros Crab Orchard 25c In honor possibly of President Roose velts theory 30 women at New Or Orleans - leans Orleans gave birth to as many babies th < day he was there Of the youngster 19 were girls and 17 boys This birth birthrate - rate birthrate is double the usual number Frankfort Journal Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy This is tho most successful medicine In tho world fuf bowel complaints and is tho only remedy that will euro chronic dlar rhooa Every bottle Is warranted For salo by all druggists When a life Insurance fellow Meets another of his set You are apt to hear him bellow Been Investigated yet Newton Scearce aged 70 died al Versailles of cancer

You Are Invited To pay my store n length call that you may inspect the many new and uptodato and desirable tiling I have so carefully bought for this seasons telling My Stock Was Never So Complete As it is this season I have novor owned quite as handsome a lot of good things nt ono time I am sure I can please your taste > Inm positive Ican save you money Dunt buy one cents worth of goods until you have gone thoroughly through flystock of Fall anti Winter Dry Goods Clothing Shoes Boots Hats and Caps Ladies Skirts and Cloaks La Ladies - dies Ladies and Gents Furnishings FurnishingsI

iU qa wi1 Bargains In Buggies On account of having to give pos 1 Yti sessionof our Buggy House on Jan 1 1906 we will close out our stock at Reduced Prices You can afford tof buy a Rig now for next Summer W H HIGG1NS STANFORD KY 1