The Interior Journal, 1912-07-12

DMIahtiul Dav Snent at Graham B... t -r - - Sprlnqs, Harrodsburn Must Organize Here. Messis. William Severance, J. F. Cummin, Cyrus Oover, 0, L. Fenny, W. L. McCarty, H. R. Sauflcy and Shclton Snulley lepresented Stnn Stnn-lord - lord Stnn-lord at 11 meeting of ocr n hundred of the retail inerchnnts of central Kentucky at Hurrodsbuvg Tuesday, when the Central Kentucky Retail Merchants' Association was organiz organized. - ed. organized. V delightful day was spent nl Oralium Spring. The following towns wero repre represented: - sented: represented: Shelbyville, Lnwrenccburg, Vrmnillu, KtshscKcc, Danville, Stan Stanford, - ford, Stanford, Lancaster, Lebanon, Paris, Sn-irigficld, Georgetown, Cnrrollton, Owcnton, I'lensureville, New Castle, Snlvi-u, Burgiti and Atoka. 1 The purpose of the convention wns the orgaui'dtiou of the Central Ken Kentucky - tucky Kentucky Retail Merchant's Association, the call having been mndo by the re retailers - tailers retailers of Htirr.idsburg. The visit visiting - ing visiting mci chants were entertained at luncheon ut the Ornhnin Springs Ho Hotel, - tel, Hotel, uud lifter lunch the convention wns called to order in the hotel park fluy WNemnn, of Dnmille, wns elect elected - ed elected temporary chairman, and Wil William - liam William Severance, ot Stanford, tcm tcm-pouity - pouity tcm-pouity secretary. Col. Ben Lee Hardin welcomed the visitors, Several inspiring addresses were made, the tenor of which was the necessity of the local merchants standing together and organising for the betterment and improvement of home town conditions'. It is proposed to organize asso associations - ciations associations or commercial clubs in each city which is affiliating with this progressive movement. The mer merchants - chants merchants and business men 'of Stan Stanford - ford Stanford will probnbly bo cnllcd togeth together - er together at nn early date by Mr. Severance who is the vice president for Lincoln county of the association, and steps be taken nt once, to put n live or organization - ganization organization to w.irk here. LONDON POSTMASTER Has No Connection With Newspaper There Citizens Defend Him. London, Ky., July 11. Leo II. Me Me-Hargue, - Hargue, Me-Hargue, who was depo?ed us post postmaster - master postmaster ut London, because of an editorial in the Mountain Echo, criti criticising - cising criticising the manner in which Presi dent Tuft's nomination was secured, disclaims any connection with the .Mountain Eeh since September 1010 uud bus proof in the lorm of affidavit- bv ' W Stevenson, editor of that paper, Gorge Gildcs, a printer, uud Don C. Edwards. About 100 citizens of Loudon telegraphed to Picsiilcnt Tuft a petition thiit the older removing Mr, MeHnrgiic be reconsidered. The affidavits will bo l'orw aided. The petition was us follows: "We, the undersigned citireus of London, Ky., most respectfully re quest you to reconsider the older re removing - moving removing Lee II. Mellarguo as post postmaster - master postmaster of this city. We feel that you have been iiiisiufoimcd' in this mutter and a great injustice will be done a splendid official and a wor worthy - thy worthy citizen if this order is not re reconsidered. - considered. reconsidered. We request that he be given 1111 opportunity to bo heurd in thei. i-liurges, and not arbitrarily ut off from any defense. Affi Affidavits - davits Affidavits are 011 the way, showing con- chiMudy Mr. Ilnrgue's disconnection Irom the Mountain Echo nearly two years ago." Copies also wcio sent Senator Bradley and tho Postmaster Gen General. - eral. General. The removal of Mr. McHiirgue was peremptory, 011 charges having been filed against him. His dismissal was briefly ordered in 11 letter. MANY FAILURES But. Parisian Saoc Overcome Miss Kruopr's Hair Troubles. PARISIAN SAGE is not guaran guaranteed - teed guaranteed to grow hair 011 bald heads but it is guaranteed by the well known druggist G. L. Penny to stop falling hair, eradicate dandruff und stop itching sculp, or money back. Sold in e-er.N town in Ainerica by leading iliuggi-ts for fit) cents 11 bottle. Rend Miss Ktuger's letter. "PARISIAN SAGE is the best hair grower mid beuutifier mid dan dandruff - druff dandruff cure. I lost all my hair through typhoid fever; 1 was almost biildheaded mid my scalp was us sore as roud be. I tried everything, but in vain. Finally 1 tried PARIS PARISIAN - IAN PARISIAN SAGE, und after using one bot bottle - tle bottle my hair started to grow, and has grown three or four inches inside of two mouths. I advise evpry woman who wants beautiful to to use

Lady Limestone Struck Down on Farm of I. S.Tevls-M. B.Crowe Stunned In Storm Thursday Lightning has been playing hnvoo in this part of tlio state in the heavy utornis which have been rngiug el el-most - most el-most ilnily for the past week or so. One ot'lho severest low ns n re re-Hiilt - Hiilt re-Hiilt of storms wiih tlio killing of the celebrated jennet Lady Limestone, on tlie fnnn of her owner, Shelby Tcvis in the Shelby Oily neighbor neighbor-hood - hood neighbor-hood Tliuntdny. The jennet wns snid to havo been the highest priced ani animal - mal animal of her kind ever Hold in Ken Kentucky. - tucky. Kentucky. Mr. Tevis buying her u few yenrn ngo for the reputed Hum of ilOO. She hatj recently fealcd ti ory hnndsomc jack rolt, which rroiniKcx (' Im (i world Dealer, rue colt wiih stmiding by her hide but wns uninjured. Mr. M. I. Crowe. nlso of the Shel Shel-ly - ly Shel-ly City section, reeeied u severe tdiock from lightning, Thursday nf nf-ternoon - ternoon nf-ternoon us be drove from Danville to his home. He wns just outsidu the confiiws of Shelby City, when the tflnnn rnmc up. A flash of lightning htruek n largo elm treo in the hide f the ronil. in front of the home of Mrs. F. T. Burke. Tins borne he wmk driving wiih knocked to its knee, nnd Mr. Crowe was thrown out of the sent of the buggy nnd into the It-.l. He was badly stunned, but noon recovered himself, and was jible to drive home. He felt the ef effects - fects effects of the chock verv severely that lav, but wan much better Friday. Lightning struck n tree on the place of Mr. It. II. Crowo and killed three Inmbs Thursdny. Several farm workmen were dtundinc in the door of n barn, while the storm was in progress, and snw the lambs kill killed. - ed. killed. WASHED DOWN STREAM David Morris and Sister Cauqht In Hawkins' Branch. Hubble. July 11. David Morris and sister Elsie, came near being drowned Saturday evening as they were coming home from town. They drove into Haw Haw-kins' - kins' Haw-kins' llraneh just after a very hard rain and the tide came down abreast ol them and they were washed quite ji distance down the stream where they caught on a wider gate. Geo. Owlev happened to be close enough to hear them and went to their res rescue. - cue. rescue. Mr. J. It. Robm-on and little daughter came up from (liuttanooga lo attend the funeral of his father, Mr. James Robinson last Saturday. Mrs. Lucy Spooiiamore has been itite hick lor u while but is getting some better. Special music, by four-piece or orchestra - chestra orchestra at the oera hoiiso Satin dav night. Johnson Bibb. His ninny friend heio were much surprised this week to learn of the innrriage lit Loudon f Mr. Claude Itibb, formerly ot this city, nnd .Miss Ycrlic Johnson, a most attrac attractive - tive attractive I .Jin re! county girl. Tho London Echo says of their wedding: Mr. Claude Itibb and Miss Yerlie Johnson, of this place, surprisid their friends last Satiirduv night bY .slipping up to the telephone ex exchange, - change, exchange, where the.v were quietly married by Rev. W. S. Griiisti-ud, oi 'the M. II Church, South. The bride is a daughter of Mr. It. F. Johnson, of Lust Loudon, and is one of Lon London's - don's London's piettiest Joung Indies, pos pos-essing - essing pos-essing a charm of manner which 1ms endeared iter to a large and ev-tr-mci easing cncle of fiieiids. Mr. Mibb is a splendid young man, who 4'nme here from Stanford some months ago t,t atccpt a position as head clerk in tlio Louisville Store. He u one of the best retail eleil.s in London, and bus iiiauv friends here. The happv young couple lire making tlimr home temporarily with the bride'. parents, Thev hnc the best wishes of all for a long and hnppv life. Butler Dayton. Miss Carrie Vivian Itutler and Mr. J. L. Dayton, surprised their many friends by driving over to Huston Hustonville - ville Hustonville July 4th mill being joined in the holy bonds of matrimony at tho homo of Rev. W. S, Willis, who per performed - formed performed the ceremony at 12 o'clock. After which dinner was arranged at the Wuatherford hotel for tho bridal party. The hiidu is very accomplished unit one of the most popular young ladies of Lincoln County, and comes of n prominent family of people, who mndo their home iu Hus'touville un until - til until some few years ago. She is tlio econd daughter f Mr. nnd -Mr. J. A. Butler, of MeKinney, Ky. Tho groom is the, eldest son of Mrs. Sura Duyton. All wish him and his bride much happiness und success through their wedded life.

Mr. I fill Spalding arrived from Louisville Saturdu) for a visit to Mrs- Spalding and little. Caterine, . ..... who ore guests of Dr. Edward Al corn mid family, Mr. Juno Rcid, of Longvicw, Ala., is here for n short time with his sis sister, - ter, sister, Miss Anna Rcid. Mr. and Mrs. McKco Riffe and Mr. mill Mrs. J. 11. Route were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Pope of Dan-illo Sunday. Mr. und Mis. F. M. Ware and daughter, Miss Muncy, wero here to church Sunday. Mm. Will Dunn is visiting her sou George Dunn at Lexington. Mis. A. Newton nnd childicn have returned from a pleasnnt visit to Somerset relatives. Mcsrs. Frank Dnhiiitt nnd Ed ward Sibold wore here for a hort time Friday afternoon. Messrs. Logan Hubble mid Bona McKechnie, Leslie Sloan und Bowcu Givcns were here Thursdny. Mi-s Jessie Powell is the guest of Mrs. Will Murphy. Mrs. Felix Twidwell, of San An tonio, Tcxus, arrived here Saturday for 11 short stay with friends here. Mr. nnd Mm. Anderson Niinnelley, of Peyton's Well, were hero Fiidny for n few hours. Mr. and Mrs. Ficd Carson and family of New Castle, Ind., are here for n short visit to Mr. nnd Mm. Will Carson. Mrs. Mattie Willis left Friday for New York to attend the Chnutauqiia. Miss Lois Wells will join the party nt Lexington. Miss Maggie Stagg isitcd Miss Be-sic Riffe last week. Mis Delia Combest, of Liberty, is the guest ol her sister, Mrs. Stan Stanley - ley Stanley Stephens. Mr. Aithur Spragens passed this place Friday en route to Damillc. Mrs. A. J. Adams visited rela relatives - tives relatives nt Stanford last week. 1 Mr. George Miller Givcns, of Ilrad Ilrad-fordsville. - fordsville. Ilrad-fordsville. visited Mr. A. It. MeKin MeKinney - ney MeKinney last week. Mr. und Mrs. Bowen Reese nnd Miss Louise 01-en left for their home in Marietta, Gn., after 11 pleasnnt visit to Mr. nnd Mrs. W. R. Williums. Mm. Smith Penny and children ot St. Joe Mo., are visiting Mr. .. K. Buughmnii nnd family. Miss Louise Woods, of Stanford, i tho guet of her cousin, Mr. Cnr Cnr-1 - 1 Cnr-1 oil McCormnek. Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Tarkiugton, of Dnmille, visited Prof, und Mrs. S. S. Robinson last week. Mesilnn-es Elias Kidd and Cailton Elkin were here for a short time Monday. Mm. S. S. Robinson ha- returned from a visit to friends .it Lexing Lexington. - ton. Lexington. Mm. D.io Skinner nnd children. I. ft Wednesday to visit her husband Stonegn. Vn. Rev. Willis is visiting his brother nt Shelbyville this week. Miss Kilnn I.ipps, of Birmingham, Ala., is the guest of Mm. W. D. Nave Dr. and Jlrs. W. I. Moore nnd children, left Monday for their home in Sun Francisco, Cal., after a pleasant visit to relatives here. Mrs. Wingnte, of Libel ty, visited ins, tieuii- mail ev lasi ieei. ,, .-,, .:, , . ,f , Mr. and Mrs. It. M. Tate, Mr. nnd ,, ., . . , i j 1 Mr. Smles mid Mis' June Om-tend ,..,, , , Mis. Geonre Bradley lust week weie in Stanford for a few hours Monthly. Mr. and Mm. nnd Mm. J. P. J. L. .McKee Riffe Riffe were in Dan- ille Monday. Miss Annie Dunn i- visiting Mr?. Daniel Traylor. Mr. Jenn Spragens, of Ellisburg, was here for a shmt tiiuo Monday. Mr. J. A. Dnird, of Danville, was here for 11 shoit time Thursdny. Mi-s Margaret MeCormack visit visited - ed visited Mr. James 11. Woods, ut Stnufoid this week. Miss Lena Riffe. of Covington, is the uuest of Mm. J.imes Powell. Mr. A. J. Adnnis nnd wife nnd Miss Priscillu New hern motored to Harrodsburg Sunday to visit Mrs. It. W. Keenoin Summer colds are hard to get rid of, and frequently lead to usthmii, bronchitis, "and liny fever, Do not let your cold get 11 hold 011 you, but use Foley's Honey mid Tar Com Com-poi.ud - poi.ud Com-poi.ud for quick rebel. W. II. Allen, Chelsea, Wis., snys "Wo prefer Foley's Honey mid Tur Compound to other cough medicines bocuuso ii quickly cures coughs and colds. It will ward off n cold if token in time." Contains no opiates, for sale by ShugiiM nnd Tanner. Kneciul music mid special pictures nt tho opern house, Saturday night. T can make your old straw bats look like new. Also clean and press .vnllP P,n,,lftB :,.-, n.ve m. a trial '

church of Lexington, and is one of the most prominent ministers of his denomination in tho south. Ho is editor of the Western Recorder, nnd takes a leading part in every big work of tho church. Notwithstanding the fnct that lightning in the afternoon, burued out a transformer, and made the uso of oil lamps necessary, a good sized crowd heard his first sermon on Wednesday night, which w.is 011 the subject of Backsliding. Ho said that ho still believes in an old-fashioned heaven nnd nn oId-fnshiued bell, mid intended to preach the good old doctrine without tho frills, that somo modern evangelists ue. Dr. Porter made a splendid impres impression - sion impression in his first sermon. A good congregation heard him on Thurs Thursday - day Thursday morning, his subject being Un Un-ceusing - ceusing Un-ceusing Prayer. On Thursday evening Dr. Porter preached a strong sermon on Sin nnd Friday mornine- his subject was Zeal. On Friday evening he will speak on tho subject: Trumps; Saturday morning bis subject will be Seeing Christ; Sunday morning his subject will be Love. ing's discourse. , On Sunday afternoon at three o' o'clock, - clock, o'clock, he will hold special sorvices for men, the subject being The Death Supper. Sunday night his subject will be Lot's Escapo from Sodom. Paint Lick. A family reunion is being held at the homo of Mr. T. D. Chestnut this weeek. Mre. Chns. Burdette and daughters, Patsy and Alice and Mr. Elmer Chestnut of Oklahoma, Mr. Tom Chestnut, Mrs. John Woods and children, of Lexington, are expected in a few days to join the happy "home coming." Two of E. C. McWhorter's daugh daughters - ters daughters and son-in-law, Labnn Kirk were hurt in the wreck on tho L & N. railroad near Silver Creek last Fri Friday - day Friday night. Joe Burrows, wife nnd daughter, of Beevitle, Texas., nre visiting his brother, J. S. Burrows, uud friends of this vicinity. E. L. Woods nnd Brandenburg Bros., arc shipping cattle and lambs to the Cincinnati market. Mid Rose and w:ife entertained the young people last Friday night. Elder C. W. Lambert, of Lexing Lexington, - ton, Lexington, preached his last sermon at tho Paint Lick Christian church Inst Sunday. Revs. W. O. Weir and D. S. San San-deM, - deM, San-deM, of Millersburg, will begin n protracted meeting ut New Hope church, July 19th. The young peo people - ple people of this place went to the camp meeting near Cal Tast, Madison county, and took in the Peyton's cuve while there, also lunch on tho ground. Stevenson and Muncy got tho contract for buiWing the consolidat consolidated - ed consolidated school bidding of Paint Lick. Mrs. Margaret Sutton has return returned - ed returned from n visit to her daughtor, Mrs. Ben Hughes, nt Lnncnster. Sirs. George Aldiidge is spending several days with her daughter-Mrs Will Wndkius, near Lanenster. Messrs. Roy Sanders and wife of Ninu, nnd Dave Sanders, of Lancas Lancaster, - ter, Lancaster, have been vi-iting Mr. atid Mrs. Jesse SandeM, o'f this place. Miss Lee Herring, who has been visiting Miss Mary Chestnut, has returned to her home ut Lexing Lexington. - ton. Lexington. Mm. Joshua Dunn nnd two daugh daughters, - ters, daughters, Misses Mnria and H.uel, of Rosw-ell, New Mexico, have been vis visiting - iting visiting Mrs. John Bryant.. Th Misses Dentherage, of Rich Richmond, - mond, Richmond, have been leccnt guests of Mfs.s Elizabeth Bryant. Miss Hutchinson began teaching nt Rice Academy Monday. Miss Margin et O'Heaiu at Mason school house on same day. J. I. Hamilton, while nt Richmond,,. wns seriously injured by being kick kicked - ed kicked in the stomueli by a Iiomc. For Sale. A nice cottage 111 Danville 111 tk best residence part of the city. Well! sell at u sacrifice; also a farm efJ 10 acres of good land with .resi dence iu Lincoln county, a burpniii for anyone who want- n home; hm have good lesidenee property In Stanford, Ky. Any of this property win ue soni worm me money. A dress Lock Box 249. 56-41

grourd tluit thero vns not enough worK to the office to make him earn his salary. It's n pity old Diogenes isu t li n.g. Charles D. Hillcs, secretary to President Taft, has been selected to head the republican national com com-tnitteo - tnitteo com-tnitteo and munugc.Tnft's campaign IVijs Barnes. Penrose and others will constitute 11 board of strategy behind Hillcs. Preachersville. During a thunder storm ono even evening - ing evening Inst week, lightning struck and killed a good brood mure and a nice yearling filly belonging to Tuck Mil ler, of the Flat Woods section. A large barn on the Copper Creek pike was also struck by n bolt and burn burned. - ed. burned. Mrs. William Itanke was visiting Mm. J. M. Cress. Misses Kute Payne and Carrie Nuylor have re returned - turned returned from a isit to Corbin. Mrs. Josh Wilson. Jr., of Bee Lick, was visiting her brother nnd sister, M. F. Lawrence and Mrs. P. E. I'nrrish. Charley und Cecil Smith, of Rock Rock-cnstle, - cnstle, Rock-cnstle, were guests of Muster Joseph Cress. Misses Lun.i nnd Julia Blown and brother, Homer, visited their grandfather, Tart Proctor, nt Ottawa. Ky., and attended a big Children's Day celebration nt Union, Mm. W. C. Cummins visited her fntber, Mr. II. F. Newlund, nt Cedar Creek. Mrs. Eliznbeth Mullins was visiting her niece, Mm. F. L. Thomp Thompson. - son. Thompson. Rev. J. E. Roberts nnd wife Mere guests of their parents at Wal Walton. - ton. Walton. Miss Rachel Foley, of Jellico, nnd Mrs. Eliznbeth Archer nnd chil children, - dren, children, of Gntliff, Tenn., were vi-iting Mm. E. Foley. Mm. Mannda Blan kenship visited relatives at Brod, bend. Mm. Frank Likens, of Grif fin's Stntion went to Richmond to tnke mcdicnl treatment under Dm. Gibson. After an operation for gall stones wns completed she has stead steadily - ily steadily improved. Miss Annie Bartels has been quite sick. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Wells, of Dripping Springs -.vere guests of Mr. mid Mrs. E. L. Blnnton, near Ilrod Ilrodhond, - hond, Ilrodhond, nnd attended a "Holy Roller" bapti.ing, preaching services and communion service on Negro Crecek, Sunday. Candidates for ' magistrato are getting thick us fleas and nre run running - ning running on every conceivable platform that can be imagined. No doubt the piiiunry will be some relief, but not until then will their day-and-night importunities be in anywise dimin diminished. - ished. diminished. The magistrate needed by this district, nnd now is our chunce, v oj'e who will Tnaks. Lis presence felt nnd ran always hnvo the cour courage - age courage to demand that our district shall havo a fnir share nnd an equnl show. No right thinking citizen will fail to see Hint we nre verv badly left iu the mud. Of the 160 miles of titrnpiko iu Lincoln county, only IS miles just 11 tenth, nre found iu Ciub Orchnrd Mngisterinr district Mercer Man In Mighty Bad. T. J. Devine, u farmer, aged nbout fifty-five, living in tho west end of Morecr county, is 111 jail at Har rodsbiirg under serious charges pre' fcrred by the local nuthoities, which involve Devine with eriminnl and in inhuman - human inhuman t real men t of his two daugh ters, aged twenty-two and sixteen There wns considerable tnlk nt Ilnr- rodsbiirg for 11 while of doing De- vine bodily harm if not wreaking justice 011 him without the aid of the courts, but it has died down, nnd he is in jnil awaiting the action of the authorities. Devine in a well-to do farmer nnd tins a wife und sev several - eral several children. Loss ly Fire. Mr. nnd Mrs. J. W. Ilndgrlt. near Kidd's Store lost their houe nnd all of the contents by fire Mondnv nt noon except a few things. The fire started from a defected flue. I

TWO BRODHEAD LADIES Were Badly Injured In the Paint Lick Wreck. Ilrodhond, July II. Mm. J. It. l'iku and sister. Miss htln Cable, hail a very unfortunate accident last Friday night while letiirning home from Maysville. The conch on which they were riding turned over near Silver Cieek, leaving Mrs. I'ikc suffering with two broken ribs and Miss Cnhlo with it sprained ankle. Mustrts Robert and' William Cass are visiting in Stnufoid. Miss Rich Richard - ard Richard has returned to her home in Dan Dan-illc - illc Dan-illc after Waiting her sister, Mrs. Cash Miiitt, near lliatt. Mr. and .Mrs. Frank Sutton and children, of Mt. Veinon, visitnl her patents hero Lfirst of the week, Mrs. Lum Poin- (lexter. of Loudon, is the guest of Mrs. Ike Sutton. Mrs. Walter Wallin and children have tcturned to their home nenr Hubble after visiting relatives here. Mix. Leli.i Duke, of Crab Orchard was the guest of Mrs. Ellen Mnhuf Mnhuf-fy, - fy, Mnhuf-fy, last Sunday. Mrs. Sara Riggs, of Richmond, is visiting Mm. J. W. Tate. Mr, John Sowder, who is ill with paralysis, remains nbout the sitae. Myron Owens left for I'ine Hill Sunday, where h will 'tench school this year. Mrs. J. M. Rob Roberts - erts Roberts and Miss Ella Frith visited in Crab Orchntd first of the week. Miss Mntiie Wilmott, who has been confined to her room for several days is able to be out again. Mrs.Clms. Preston, of Beren, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Clarence Sehiilfer. Mm. Ireland, of Mays Maysville, - ville, Maysville, is with relatives here. Miss Ella Dunn and J. T. Cherry were up from Crab Orchnrd Tuesday. REPUBLICAN PAPER May Be Started in Old I. J. Building Above Bank. The building above the Lincoln County National Hunk, which was occupied for so many years by the Interim Journal, was mM at public aiU'tiou Monday to A. Ik Florence, lifting, it is icportcd for a number of republic-mis, who it is rumored plan starting a republican paper he re, for4 Campaign purposes this fall. The fiiic ni Which the build iug was luioc. ed down was fl.b'JO. The building has been owned by Col. W. I'. Walton, of Louisville for years 't is in deitlt-ou that several pionu-iii-iil icpublicaiis are soliciting stock subscriptions for the paper. Their have been several paper- of .this kind started within the past half century nnd the I. J. has liu-d to see them all dead and decently bin Ted, and it will piobably print the obituary of nuy other that may In.- staited here. The Knights of Pythias were the contending bidders fur the big loft which would make (in ideal club room or addition to their lodge looms but the figure went a little high to suit them, it is said. Coiisidt-rnble opposition will be found to the operation of another printing office, it is said, 011 the part of the officials of the Lincoln County National Bank, who suffeied 'm patience for many years while the !. J.'s engines wero bumping nnd pounding above, hut who will not bo inclined, it is believed, to view with such eiiiinuimity the operation again of such a nuisance ner them. Bee Lick. The fanners suv they me glud to see the rain and the sunshine. Mr. Elmer Proctor, of Wanetown, IimI., visited his father mid mother, Mr. uud Mrs. David Proctor. I Amos Cardial and Morris Taylor, 'killed a mad dog last week. The dog hit two other dogs and made for Mr. Cardial, then on to Mr. Taylor, in the field where they were nt woik. Mr. "A. J. Seott has n enso of mumps, I There was 11 large crowd at tho Childieii's Dav exercises nt Union church last Sunday, they had n nico tune. I Elmer Scott will leave in a few day for Pporin. III. ' There will be Sunday school at Bethel chuith each Sunday at 10:30.

be I.atirnnt, the Man of Mnjiy Mys Mysteries, - teries, Mysteries, nnd to snv thut he classes with Reno is sufficient to innke him a grcnl drawing card. The prices for season tickets this year will be 'the same ns last senson, 'J..riO and $2, and those who secure their ticket- first will have the priv priv-ilige - ilige priv-ilige of mnking choice of lescrved sents for the entire course. The Stanford Lyceum Club believes that it bus secured a course which will appeal to all music lovers, or those who cuioy 11 n eveiung of delightful high class entertainment. NEW GAME LAW Now in Effect and Hunters Must All Get License The new hunter's license law went into effect lust week. To get a license, the would-be hunter gives his age, height, weight uud color of bis. hair and then he must pay $1 for 11 slin of paper showing that ho , .. . , . . , A ., ... ., has the light lo hunt 111 the btnte ,r, , . 1 ...1 , The new law require- every liuntei ' . .. who wanders ulield to have a !! er cense, und nttaehe- n penalty of $0 for the transfer of it. The money accuimiluted in this way is to be .spent in the piupagutiou of fish und the protection of game of till ikudsj The license must always be with the hunter who owns it. The fiist benefit of the new fishj mid game law is expected to bo tho restocking of Kentucky sticnms with fi-h by the Government Executive Agent J. Quincy Wind, of Pari-, is in coirespoiidemo with people along all the streams in the State, collect collecting - ing collecting iiifoimatiou as to just what kind of fish is wanted in e"ach section. The Government has never heieto heieto-fore - fore heieto-fore given Kentucky her "quota of iish, because theio was no protec protection - tion protection for them; but the commission hopes to havo three trains of fish eaily in the fall for distribution. Lo Local - cal Local fishermen will make nu effort to Focurc u supply for Dix river. When the game wardens are chos chosen - en chosen the merit system will bo applied, uud a liulf doreu or so will bo ro tuiueil oil the stuff lo bo scut wher wherever - ever wherever (hero is particular need of special service These men will re re-teivo - teivo re-teivo expenses and extra compen compensation, - sation, compensation, und will bo chosen from mnong those who display especial aptitude for tho work. Mt. Vernon Merchant Dead. After 1111 illnoss of some months Judge J. T. Adums, aged C3 ycuM, u retired merchant of Mt. Vernon, dled ? 'an Hospital. His body

ATTRACTIVE LYCEUM COURSE THIS SEASON Stanford Lyceum Club Arranpes To Aqaln Offer Five High Class Entertainments. Notwithstanding the fact thut the promoters of the Lceum Course, of attractions m Stanford last season, did not mnko 11 cent on the lenture, they have derided to try the enter enterprise - prise enterprise ngnin the coming season, und proiidu tho people of this citv mid surrounding territory with another program of high class cntcrtnin cntcrtnin-ments. - ments. cntcrtnin-ments. Arrangements have been loncluded for the presentation of u five-course program by tho Rcdpntli Burenu, of Chicago, which furnished wo many delightful entertainments last vcur. Bclieveing that tho patrons of their t'ourso will appreciate. 11 musi musical - cal musical numl-ci more thiin u lecture, nnd profiting by their experience with the lecturer of Inst sciison, Hon. Chump Chirk, who cost more thnn the rest of tho course combined, the promoters Imvo decided to eliminate the lecture number ,nnd ijffer a lausirnl event instead. Of the five numbers which will be presented dur during - ing during the season, four will bo musical und sketch numbers nnd the fifth will be a mngicinn who is said to ex exceed - ceed exceed in cleverness tho grent Reno seen be lust seuson, if that were possible. Among the attractions which will be seen here will be tho Boyds, u versatile company in songs, instru instrumental - mental instrumental intibic and humorous sketches the Fraternity Glee Club, of Chicago, in 11 sulma&uadi of college life, and furnishing a program of melody, song and Mory set to the "trill of the mandolin, the twang of the banjo und the rhythm of the guitar." Then the Boston Lyrics, in 11 delightfully varied program of vocal selections cornet solos, 'trombone solos, enr enr-toons, - toons, enr-toons, monologues nnd humorous skits, arc guaranteed to plensc ev everyone. - eryone. everyone. The mufiiigement thought it itself - self itself fortunate to secure n return en en-engement - engement en-engement of the Musical Favorites, who pleased everyone so well last season. Tins wns' one of the mo?t delightful music-nl numbers furnish furnished - ed furnished on the course, nnd 11s they come with a new program, everyone who IieanI them bcfoie will want that pleasure nguin. The mngicinn who will be on the coiiMe this yenr will