The Interior Journal, 1910-12-27

SIX COUPLES VERY XMAi S lSUAL HOLIDAY HAPPINES88 AUGMENTED OV WEDDED BLISS Six young couples sought Christ mas happiness In the blissful bonds ot wedlock Just before i e happy YulcUde vent making the occnslon when everyone Is supposed to be hap py a iiorticiitariy Joyful occasion for them Melvin Kldd and Miss aluC King aged 22 and 18 respectively foci a prominent and popular young ouple of the Wyncsburp section se secured - cured secured license here and were united meas In marriage on the kith at the lime nt Wllllatri Kldd tbo brides father limeI J L Cooper and Miss Maggie Me Whorjery were joined in wedlocks holy bonds on the 21st The groom I is a prominent young man of the MeI f Klnnyn section while his bride Is the attractive daughter of Mr and Mrs H W McWhorter A host of friends wish them every happiness The next wedding was that of Sam Tarter a prominent Casey county far met and aura Francea Held Th ° y wuro married on the 22d at the homo I of the brides father George W Reed In tho Green river section and re colvou the hearty HeedI i > wide clrclu of frlenll i Hobert Kelley a well known anti liked young Hay its iluner and Miss Lulu Roberts ono of Lincoln povn rilar and attractive daughter wet e married at UIP home 01 it At nol > crts uu thc 2ra In the presence of iriomU and loVed ones i Ueorgt White A substantial fartnor ot Crab Orchard section and Wls 1 rtaq Lutle Cutnlna also of ttw aii t iud and a member of a prominent family Wftt1 married at the Owno or Thomas Pence rn Christmas day Their many rrlenci wish ttahn t or 0 happlnoe I County Judge Bailey mid tile word i rich wade Fred McClure n wilI I known arantlr end 3Ils + llalllo ritutrt both ot th ftt lCn < our > at the court house BRtnrdfty Utettth IJoth are popular with all who know thm and hate nOd rubes for cow p e hpptaesea lIirJhll + 1 Goes to Probate THO CONTEST WAS MADE t AGAINST MRS HELMS WILL I ITbe will of Sire Ournetta Helm who died in tile West Jill a few I we weeks ago was ordered to probate I by Judge Halley last week after n I splrltd legal contest over It Contest I was made against the probating of the will by Capt Thomas P Helm of Danville and Mrs 01114 Ttunnan f children of the deceased Mho claim that tbo document did not mako an ne Ylunl and fair distribution 911 the property of the deceased Iho will Ldt tile bulk of Mrs Ilflms estate to her son Samp Helm t with whom she had mode her home for many years but provided that pay to each of her other children i the sun or J500 Tbo estate left b v Mrs Holm is said to be valued u t about 9 tiOOO outsOWAt At a retrial III the county court las t week of tho case ot Mire Walter Warren against Ed Hubbard charged with assault nnd battery a Jury nc jlltted Hubbard In the tiNt trial the Jury had been unablo to agree YOU MUST READ THIS IF YOU WANT THE BENEFIT J W Grocr GJCenwOOd lAsUf fer d with a severe case of lumbago i ho pal6s were 80 Intense I was forced to hypodermic injections forI relief These attacks started with a pain in the small of the back which h gradupll became fairly paralyzing > My attention was attracted to Foley I Kidney Hcmody and I ain glad to say nfgtcr using this wonderful medicine I I hm no longer bothered fivany waj j by my old cnamy lumbitKO I r I SCHOOL PLAY AND BOX SUPPER I Tbo Uellviow HlRh SchoofVnt More land will givoa play nt tho r J IV of < rI A Hall at Moreland Ky on Thura I Jay night December i9U TIP ModI I eni Woodmen ot Ainarlca mil Jliave a box supper immediately after tha play Kvorybody cordially invited E MARVELOUS DISCOVERIES 4 I mark the wonderful progress of tboC age Air flights on heavy machines iefi grams W Itb out w rb dcrrllJlowl inventions fo kill men and that wont cr of Wonders Dr Kings New disc cover to saVe ltfe wRen threaten c ed by cpughscoWrt la grippe asth + q ma croup bronchitis hoteorrhngea t hny fever and whooplap cougaor lunI trouble For air broacblalatfFctlone It has no equal It relieves instnhtly Jill the purest cure James M Black Ii of A9hOTlH N C Itn No 1 writes It cured him of BH obatlRato cou dArter a utter all other remedies failed 5Pc and 91 A trial bottle tree Uqarau twd by PcnnJaWu t there 1 J t WOUNDtrain train n knife gu itin an rusty 11nll jtrfwprks or any other nature de mnnds prompt treatment with Due lens Arnica Salve to prevent blood > poison or gangrene Its the quickest t surest healer for all such wounds as T i Uo for burnt bolls aoree eruptions

FORMER LINCOLN GIRL NOW A DUCHESS MRS PAYNE NEE TATE MAR MARRIED - RIED MARRIED TO FRENCH DUKE t HER ROMANCE the city papers for the past several days hove had lengthy articles con corning the marriage of Mrs Charles Hamilton formerly JIls Lucy Tat 0 of this city to tbe Duke of Cholaeul Iraelln In France Col W P Walton xllior of the Lexington Herald who know her well while ho reldedshero I roldedsheme as dltor of tho Interior Journal wrjlcs thW sketch of tho new Duchess In qrt ntls8Uo of the Herald I Tbo dispatches tell of tho revs It niarrtage In Europe of Kentuck wo man ulioso life has teen fuller of ro miUN than the most imaginative nov laullill over conceived Alias Lucy Tate born lu Liberty Casey county Is now a Duchess realllng the ambition 01 her girlhood to be a member of roy ally its a young girl tho writer know I her nil very handsome of splendid u f1 tre and unusually bright mind and great beauty of manner Her father I sittiro into William 1 Tale who was u I merchant accumulated a good fortune for that section and moved to titan ford with his only daughter about the tim0 she was budding Into young womanhood hnd she soon became a 1BOfIIfII favorite aI ntyrOs led of snuck music taiga horlatrwr sent her to Boston to IDV prote It mid ate Untored a conserva tory fllert Muring nor stay at the flrt tUv became acquainted wit 11IIi Mr Charles HtfmllWn Paine a man o f tiiio Jfwnilr and a member oC u broker brokerage - age brokerage iinu in that city It was a case ot I love atfint eight and after A reason ably < prioti < ot courtobtp they wrw ma rl teed In Stanford Ute writer witnessing + tto beautiful ceremony ITU happy couple were soon at J hoar in Mrrlainos yalnimi house in 1 Dostoii and Airs PaIHe becamp a I EICSder of sodef In tnt city Mr 1j dwalnq 4as flnqttU8rliIes nzan1 d recognizing ifr those day tho pousl I bllltle of t cot J ft nzan1ndf vested Illrgc ri ti 1ttir the result that he became a flvlsSlWonaire Yielding to too desire ofMs wife to gc to Paris to live MramhMrs Paine wont thither and ° one oktbe most j beautiful villas waS purchased They were soon Bought after by those worth while and royal people were frequent I visitors to the magnificent home Three girls bleswd tho union and love scorned to nil tho hearts of the couple with continual gladness Last year Mr Paine had business ic trip country wbkh required bU attention and ho came over While In Uoflton and sitting at restaurant ta Me where he and his broher had gone tp lunch and while t110 brother had gono out to answer a telephony call he fell forward onttie table from u IItroko of apoplexy and was a corpse when his brother returned Tho blow tit o 0had left in perfect health and as soon as possible she came over to this country and saw her loved bus bind laid away In the family lot In HsstonBtortfy before Mr Pain os untimely takIng off be being a great Lander of paintings bought 5200000 worth of them from a man who represented himself as a count but who realty as has since ben proven was an Impost I or who claimed that the pictures hoI f fold were the work pf Jamous paint ors ltwaa alter wards dlscbrered that the paintings were imitations and Mrs faint refused to pay the balance due on thorn Tho spurious count brough I aruitveiRainsjt Jiffy and in Ardor to i boost hts cause made some Defied fleas oil Mrs Paine as he thougntj she was unptot9ted an a ttanlO counliy h Since Mrs Palno hag bo COmo tho wife of trio Duko of Chol seulpraslln tbo IIcanllJ will probably riot bo < so forward in making the charpptas ho did The trial of tile tj QUO was set in Paris for yesterday lirofly ihiHis the history of an un j arauming though nmblUouii Casey county Kentucky girl who hits fre t quently visited the friend pf her gir4 bood lu this city Mrs Leo F Huff Huffman - man Huffman A writer with the gilt otmakA m fag the details more prominent might have n story from which bo would make a novel that would soon become n host seller for the reason that th j t stor is true and that the heroine la a Kentuckjeuno born and bred with lit tlo thought Vb n a girl that her life would prom so lull of romance and Interest The local flavor has Indue H bd un to write this which tells the real story that has been much dlstor 1 ted by the papers A brother of the IJuc lItjMr Clar BC t Eo Tate 0

I POPULAR YOUNG MAN SURPRISED r JSURP FRIENDS i TOM NEWLAND QUIETLY MARt RIED TO MISS ADA WHITE I MONDAY AT LOUISVILLE V i In the presence of a few intlmaie 1t friends the ceremony was said Mon nday afternon in tie parlors of thu Willard Hotel at Ljuisville which gunited m the holy bonds of matrl dmony Mr Thomas D Newland Jr ot < thia city and Miss Ada White of lJowf sflag Creen 4 Jlr Newland bad kept the approach 1Dnd and only a few of his most intimaio friends were aware of his approach InK nuptials He was accompanied to J Louisville by Messrs Hays Foster 1Dnd Thurman K Tudor who were resent MJ the happy even Hid brothcrlnliw Revi L c Kelley of Klowah Tenn saId the words which united this young pair for life After a few days spent in Louisville they will return here to make their home taking apartments which Mr Now land has already arranged for his bride on West Main street Mr lowland is ono of the bet known and most progressive young business men In Stanford For about ten ycars he was connected wth the firm of Welsh and Wiseman in Dan title but returned homo loss tbap u year ago to assist his father in the conduct of their large grocery estab lishment HoI is yery popular and will bo heartily congratulated on this occasion for while his bride Is known to rely peopj hero she Is said to bs very attractive and a sweetness 01 disposition and charm of presence wthleh makes rrlenuaof all woo conic to know her fep will be cordially welcomed to Kcrnew home by evert ono Mr Helm Right OECLARE3 AGAINST SPEAKER APPOINTING COMMITTEES It Congressman Harvey Holm retiijnX tld homo from Washington Saturday k to spend the Christmas holidays Mr Helm has been hlgtiy commended because ho was one of the Kentucky members went on record against tho t new speaker who will be Champ Clark of Missouri appointing the com mittees of the House Mr Helm con contended a - tended contended that this has been one of the abuses which the democrats charged against Speaker Cannon and the Re 1 publican regime He declared that j the democrats should begin on tho right lines by putting the committees directly Into the hands of the mem bets p NOTICE OF SALE Lincoln Circuit CourtJ > Gen Burton etc Plaintiffs va J IiI Burton etc Defendants t it i In obedience to a Judgment render rendered - ed rendered In the above styled court and ac Hon at thc November term 1910 theI undersigned commissioner will on ttht1911Connt 1 County court day nt1 oclock P M MIn f - In MIn front of the court bouse door in Stanford Ky sell at public outcry to tnfjjfalghost and best bidder OftI credit of six months the following descrIbed real estate In Lincoln count ty KlQ I lie8tlnlggi at n stake corners tC Xnnc6Uram Lee and John Bright thence 83 12 W 62 poles to a stake I In Covers lino thence 8 73 12 W 2P I poles to a stake thence N 5 Jw to Nances lIne thence N 73 12 B with Nances line to the beginning containing tf a 4 acres The purchaser will Ie required to give bond with personal securily ap4r proved by tho commissioner tile said i bend bearing six per cent interest from date of sale having the force and effect of a judgment nnd further v tcciired by Hen on Uie land sold ThO share of tlnmllUllrton on Inranf t 111 also remain n Hen upon tho land sold intll her arrival at 21 years of tiro or the execution of a bond by her puardian This December 20th 1910 GEO D FLORENCE M C L C C K S ALCORN Atty for Plff SIMPLE SAFE GUARD GUARDFOR FOR MOTHERS Mrs D Ollkson 326 Ingles Ave Youngstown Ohio gained wisdom by nxpMlrncc AJy little girl had a se vere cold and coughed almost con tinuously My sister recommended Foloys Honey and Tar The first dose I cave her relieved tho inflam mation in her throat and after using only one bottle her throat and lungsA vcro entirely free from Inflammation Hmco then 1 always keep a bottle ot Foloyd Honey and Tar in the Douse Acqppt no substitutes Sold by ShUt gars and Tanner A BARGAIN BARGAIN7fi 76 1 2 acres of land la Liacola coua ty About 45 acres or fine tobacco land and 14 acres of fine bottom land Good tobacco barn 34x48 IS feet to eave This barn U new Oth er buildings are old Good chance for

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HustonviOe The Volunteer Sunday school class uR Jer the management or Miss Lou Cowan give an old tab Iou candy pull trig on tho evening of December 27 balll Kveryhody cordially invited The receipt for the most wonderful black cake of the age that Is known milkI lens will be sold at the candy pulling IItor the small sum of 10 cents and satisfaction guaranteed OtOJ the past week the numerous tobacco raisers In this vicinity have had the busiest season for two yea ralo yearsI All daylong load after load comes In Itfrom tho several roads to this place The past season acreage was lute s 0but the quality not quite up to last > ear crop Some few crops have been sold at last year prices and some anIs 3 holding for more than is generally of fered he offering for the week was abifAleoOOO pounds the majority of which was two grades The bests r grades are being help by many in the hope of better prices r1A good farm at a big bargain for Christmas n J65 acro farm with 130 acres tip Wp river bottom land and tho balimco very rich bill land 6 Itfoom dwelling 2 largo now tobacco barns and one tenant house close to church and school The price and terms should sell It quick Price C We bespeak for 31r G If Flow d 260 tV R Williams fi Co the successor to Mr S W Cotnaan at daneva a splendid uatroruago id his new home Mr Floyd is an ex eXp - p eXp r1ene < merchant with a most oh Ivlnble reputation and entirely rolla fbk la nil his dealing He IB a lime tried and fire tested gentleman Mr John J Newell will have a com liftte stock of gro eries In ono room lot his house Give him a trial ana yoji wont regret It 7 acres of flnQ pluo Crap land thai lays well and not tired Hat good Improvements and in a line com Iptflmlty Trrcfl wni3nMrVlgfe 170 jor acre after that date iTIi lowest Call W It Williams Co 110 aero fatnWJVrUU 4 room dwelling fine water at door on pike and rural I route 60 acres of good tobacco land A big Christmas bargain at lJOO per acre W K Williams Co 168 31 acres of fine Blue Grass land splendid 6 room dwelling large tobacco barn J stock barns 135 acres In grays at a bargain price W K Willlanta Co The newspaper talk from Pittsburg that Camnltz will likely play the com comIng - ing comIng season with the Pirates is rot Dreyfus is the whole cause ot the trouble and Camnltz is not the first man outside or Paducah that Uarney would like to fix Cnmnitx will not be suspended either Bait your hook with green bate and Uarney is sure to bite Barney only wants the 1200 because Camnitz took the medicine the physician prescribed for him and not one spoon full of th0 olberI lie cant fool all ot the people all the time See Report of The Condition of Tho McKionetJ Deposit BaOKI Doing builncii in the town at MeKloovy Lincoln county Ky At the close of builnein VIIO 15110 RESOURCES Jioans and Otscouats11169 40 Due from banks c i 6705 88 Actual cash 185onrhaihdt 79 Checks cull Items andc exchange for clcnrlngj v 93 Oti Overdrafts + Unsecured I8f2 51 Current expenses anditaxex a Glfl 12 Heal estates i2 furnU f turc ands lxtur sviJ i total I h Ji J iS4U on Total t 961676 01 Ll ABILITIES Capitol stock paid in > ln cash 15000 00 Surplus fSPQO undivided prollts 88633 totaL V8SU all Deposits on which Interest A is not paid 351 ° S hula payable 8500 00 I Total 961576 Ct v HUKs of Kentucky 1 f fCountr I R nO Mel nJe cashier of tbedJ above named bank tlo solemnly swear 0 that the above statement is true to w wS ho best of my knowledge and belief S K II JIETCALF A t Cnshll1rg Subscribed and sworn to mo by 1L Metcalf this 23d day of Dec 1910 My co HJlssloB expores Jan 23 1113 B J Tanner Notary Public K L TANNER J S MURPHY I t M1iFAn