The Interior Journal, 1912-09-03

Extensive Alterations Marie on 0M Colleqc BulldltHj Graduate Go Hlflher. The Stanford Graded nil.) IIil'Ii Schools will open lor the full term .Monday mm mug, September Otli. A icconl attendance is expected nftcr the long summer vacation. Pupils IllilillllL' iMtiliiv cnrllrii'ittps will bn admitted free of eliurgc, under the uriniigoinenj (he County Hoard of hdiicutioii has made with the citv hoard. All of the 'school buildings huvo been put in first eluss slimte for tha opening of school. Work un the ro ro-const - const ro-const i action of the old college biiil.lmg has not been quite com completed, - pleted, completed, but i-t being rushed in ordor to Jutte it in shnpo for occupancy when school opens. The east wing; of the old building has Iippii nut in splendid shape, with four large, ex cellent rooms, and an approach. Si.pt. J. W. ,lifhind is very nnxi nnxi-oiis - oiis nnxi-oiis for nil pupils entering, to bo present the filst day of school, that they limy be properly enrolled, class classified, - ified, classified, etc. lie will be assisted by a splendid teaching conn this term, und it very successful your isj ex expected. - pected. expected. The Stanfoid High Seoul grudu grudu-utes - utes grudu-utes have taken high position in oth other - er other educational institutions after finishing ,pre. Qjtc a mim)er n this year be found in the high in institutions - stitutions institutions of learning. Among them, nml the colleges und universities they will attend are: Thomas I J. und W. JL Bright, Jr., nml HnnU Coleman nt the Untver Untver-.,y.,"f - .,y.,"f Untver-.,y.,"f Vi.T.rJna. Lester O'Bannon, allure Singleton, mid Wm. McCar McCar-t.v, - t.v, McCar-t.v, Jr., nt State University, Georgo 1). mid ,Ioeph Hopper at Central I mversity, AIisS Elizabeth Higgins, Wnnls Seminary. Xnshville, Tent... while Aliss Bcrtn Jean Ienny will take .special work nt Ward's and tvuch in Howard College, Gallatin, lean. Others who are teaching with Lrst class certificates or in special schools are: Alices CInu.Un Eaton, Mnigaret Warren. Afnttie AteClary, Salbe Hurdette. John Eva Hilton, .Mary Morrison Ma then v. Willie. Moore, Lttu Mueller, etc. STORE IS CLOSED Failed to Advertise. So Business Was Not Good The Stanford lirinw.li ..P ii... ir..:. ed Clothing Stores silently folded ita "tugs mis vvoeK and wafted uway. litick of business is given as tha euusetiut the reason for this is tiiiliiriPto advertise. Since the es establishment - tablishment establishment of the store almost a year ugo, but two advertisements lute been inserted in the newspaper heie. Local Alunuger T. D. IJaney states that he endeavored to con convince - vince convince the mmiugement that the store could not succeed without live, ag aggressive - gressive aggressive und contiiiuul advertising, but those at the Iium.I ..I' il... ...'(..: count not get the idea into their heads, it seemed. A handsome, storeroom was fitted up in the 1 locker storetoom at the turner of Alain nn.l r ...,.i - ...... .... ,c iuiuu " ,ttivinici streets, one ot the very beat cor ners, in me city, lint a- yr. Ia!:o.. lcmaiUil, the onlv customers ob ob-tnined - tnined ob-tnined weie those who lmppeued to stumble in; there wus no advertis advertising - ing advertising to draw nhi'in, uud so the result wus inevitable. Stunfoid luis th.ee other clothing stores, all (imsisteut ndvertisers, using big space uud keeping them them-seltes - seltes them-seltes prominently before the 4,000 subscribers of the interior Journal ut nil seasons. They ure all doing n nice business and growing every year. It p.iy to advertise. Coburn Here Saturday Ninht. Everybody is iute.ei.teil in the coming of CobiunV gteut nu'iistrels Sutuiday night ut the Stanford Op Opera - era Opera House. This company has be become - come become u household word, it stntids for nil that is good, till that is best in minstrelsy. Etvrv season it re retains - tains retains with new people, new features new songs, new sceiieiy, uud the lat latest - est latest and best in novel uud vaudeville entertainment. Year after year Alanuger Coburn uml his meiry men continue to please tho thousands, of patrons, who huvo learned lo depend on jiis nttnictiou fulfilling every piomise, clean progusive, enjoy enjoyable. - able. enjoyable. It IniS OlltlltO.t IIIMIIl' wllllll.ll organizations whoie integrity, merit nun progi ess vvus n secondary coa- siilp. ili. hi Vr. Lu.... tl.i- ...........it.. .-..' ,. .,i,i i.i. . i.iii,..iij , we believe in its management, ami we liml it bigger, brighter uml bettor etery soiison. Don't forget the dale Satiirdny night Sept. 7, at the opein bouse. An t.i tide that has real merit should in time become popular. That such is the citse with Chamherhiin's Cough Remedy has been utte-ted by inanv dealers. Heie is one of them. U. W, Hendrickson. Ohio Fulls, lad., writes. "Chamberlain's Cough Rem.

Lancaster. The Lniicnster Teucher's Institute met at M,1li?6 oatUldn) and an in interesting - teresting interesting program wus tendered. Miss Elii-iibetli Gibbs, the young .laughter of Mr. uud Mis. Lutliei Gibbs, was taken to St. Joseph's Hospital, Lexington, vv lute she sub nutted to tin operation for appendi appendicitis. - citis. appendicitis. Mrs. T. J. Price gave it handsome leceptioii, the guests of honor be being - ing being her sisters, the Mis-c. Wusli Wusli-burnc, - burnc, Wusli-burnc, of Louisville, und Mrs. M. 11. Mutiny, of Tallahassee, Flu. The. home wus attractive in its decora decorations - tions decorations of pulnis, I'ciim und cut llow llow-ers, - ers, llow-ers, uml the ices served were it de delicious - licious delicious kind. .Elder F. M. Tinder und Alts. F. M. Tinder have announced the engage nie.it of their daughter, Mis Fran Frances - ces Frances Cteiishaw uud Benjamin F. llob llob-iiison. - iiison. llob-iiison. The wedding will occur this full. As both the contracting pur pur-ties - ties pur-ties ure ipiite popular it is needless to say how much happiness is in slore for them. Mr. William F. Chninp. the cush cush-ier - ier cush-ier of the Citizens National Hank who had recently gone to Louisville to consult a specialist in legaid to his condition, was operated upon tho .'iit week in the Jewish hospital for appendicitis, und there lire all liKii liKii-cutioiis - cutioiis liKii-cutioiis lor his ultimate recovery. Ills luviil wife i ut his bedside. .Mrs. J. M. Acton, uge Xi teats, died ut her home in this eitv ) I'ti.lav ufter an illness lasting ninny months from cancer. She was it devoted member of the Baptist (lurch for it number of years. -sides her husband, she leaves llitec ci'.ildrt'ii two daughteis und one mm mil n step-son, she being the soe-o-d vile of Dr. Acton. Much sym sympathy - pathy sympathy is extended the sorrowing fitm fitm-ly - ly fitm-ly csh chilly the two inotbeilo-s tin tighter-. She is surtived bv mi aped mi, tlier, Mrs. Elizabeth Mor Morgan, - gan, Morgan, of Pulaski who has been with her during the past weeks of her ilni'.s. Mrs. Acton's devotion o her tumily was beautiful nml her init'n init'n-iig - iig init'n-iig .ill.; of her children highly com mciiduhltr. -Mtw Lottie May Mcltobetls gate tut enioyiihls' Cut Omega luncheon. to tile following ones in her f ..Her ..Hermit. - mit. ..Hermit. Mis.es Lillian Crouch, Cl.iiks vill", leiiu., Xuiiey Wnlker, Lancas Lancaster; - ter; Lancaster; Mwes Jeiiuettu Thoniloii uml Darui.bt Hiiitou, of Vr-.ulles, Miv.s Knte Campbell uml Lena Phillips, Xichobisttlle, Mi.s Aun.i C.ilemuu VnuMi'ter, WinchoslVr, Miss Hilda Threlkeld, Maystille. Misses Martha Land. Mart- L. Cas Cas-sell. - sell. Cas-sell. uud Mr.. Chailes Hroilstou, of LetiiiL'tou. .Miss Margaiet Cook entoi turned in honor of Mis.es Chustine uud Helen Eli7aheth Sprngeiis, of Louis Louisville, - ville, Louisville, uml .Misses Mutgiiiet uud Joe raulcouer. of Philadelphia. Dainty refiosliiiionts weie served to dainty little peoile .uul good time generully enjoyed. Mis. W. A. Gates, of Hornet eite. West n., was the guest past week of Mr.;. Emilia P. (hunt uml dttugli dttugli-lit.s. - lit.s. dttugli-lit.s. Mrs. Jl. i:. Hughes and little .laughter, Murgutet Elkiu Hughes, of Louisville, tile guests of Mes Mes-dames - dames Mes-dames J. W. Miller uud M. D. Hughe... The Mi.os Cummins, of Wicliitu, Ktis,, ure heie for u visit to Miss Hullie Broun. Missus Hemic Lear and Margaiet Arnold are enjoying u visit to trien.ls in Lexington uml Xichol.ist'ille. Mr. and All's. (1. A. Swinebroud me ie ie-(updating - (updating ie-(updating by several weeks stay ut Cntli Orchard Springs, Alissos Aluyuie nml Lillian Davis, of Jack Jacksonville, - sonville, Jacksonville, Flu., are with their cousin Miss Anii' Almgmet Elkin. Airs. Perry West, who bus boon the guest of .Miss Agues .Mile, bus returned to her homo in Xew Yo.k. .Miss Susie Hilton is in Stanford visiting her mother. Alls. J. 11. Hilton. Air. and Mis. Walter Allen uml childieu, of Chattnuooga, are guests of Ales dames It. L. Elkin uml J. E. Itohiu Itohiu-son. - son. Itohiu-son. .Mi.s Julia Higgiits bus icturu ed to Kiehmoiid. . T. Al. Giluiore, piesideut of the .Model License League, has challeng challenged - ed challenged Piesideut Palmer, of the Auti Sal. mil League to "iisk the next Legislature of this Stuie to pass mi amendment to our county unit bill which will piovi.le it pciialtv of iKMI tine ami th'nty days in jail if any anyone - one anyone is convicted uf oi deling li.pior brought into it ''.liy" county, or it nnyone is convicted of bringing Ii iiior into a "dtv" count v, or if any anyone - one anyone is convicted of having liquor in his pos.e.sion in it "dry" county."

Moonliqht Picnic A jolly crowd of liftceii walked out to the fnir grounds Wednesday night, und enjoyed u moonlight pic picnic. - nic. picnic. It wus the first picnic of this liml Hint the young people have had this summer, und it wns enjoyed by nil. A mole suitable night could not have been chosen, lor the moon shone, its brightest. A delightful lunch wus enjnvcd. uml -Miss Lucile Cooper ucteil ns cluiperone. The ciowd consisted of: Aliss Alary E. McKiuncy uml Air. Joe Hill, Aliss Ltle Cmiicr mid Air. Stcwnrt Cur Cur-son, - son, Cur-son, Aliss Lucy Lee Walton uml Air. ( nrl Carter, Ali-s Sarnh Hundley und Air. Wullnce Singleton, Aliss Yiigiiiin Aluhoney ami Air. Albert Holt'cluw, Ali-s Eli7iibetli Higgins mid Air. Harris Coleinali, Aliss Lu Lucile - cile Lucile Cooper. Air. Wesley Enib.y uml Air. .lame. Cooper. Jumbo Camp Meetinq Begins Saturday. The annual camp meeting will be begin - gin begin ut Jumbo eninp grounds nevt Snt Snt-unbiy, - unbiy, Snt-unbiy, September 7th. The first ser service - vice service will be conducted ut 11 a. m. with Hro. Wooldridge, of lliissell Springs mid Hro. A. C. Alims, of Denver, Teun., doing the preaching. Hro. Jl. A. Coffey will lend the sing singing - ing singing Come nml bring your tents and emnp on the grounds. There will be no gate collections this time. Come iniiyinjr that God will give us n. great revival. For further information apply to C. W. Lovell, nt Stanford, or Finnk Orider, ut AIcKinney. 71-'2 Mt. Zion. We ure liuving lots of ruin uud crops look line. A big meeting hits just clo-ed at this place, hold by Bro. J. 0. Liv Livingston - ingston Livingston with nbout 20 tidditiotis to the chiireh. Everybody wits please,) with the meeting und much grieved been Use it closed so soon. Hro. Cul'cr was nl... pi esent Saturday night, Sunday und Sundiijjiight eterybody wits glnd to hate him back again, ns well as Hro. Livings Livingston - ton Livingston too. They lire well luted by all in the community. WV- cannot in wold, exincss our heart-felt thanks for what they hate done for our eommuuitv also Hro. Carpenter, who donated so much for the purpose of building this church. Bio.. Carpen Carpenter - ter Carpenter bus made one visit down heie mid we l.iily hone he will inuke an another - other another tisit in the netir futuie. We shall always, liml room to put in a wind of welcome for him. The denth nngel vNited the home of Air. and Airs. Jones A.lnnw and cnllo.l for its tictim, little Jewell uml it took its 1 light nhote to live ami it'igu with Josii.. Al,- nml Mr,. Aibiin, hute the heart-felt sympathy of nil who know them. Air. H. A. While is somewhat im improved - proved improved at this writing. Theo.loie linger., continues nbout the same. Airs. Geoige White, oL Lancaster, has been visiting her parents, Air. and Mis. Hrytint Brown. Alt. Alary Pcatce hits been vis visiting - iting visiting her sister, Aliss Sullie Sow tiers. Ida Thompson is visiting her pni pnients. - ents. pnients. Mr. and Alts. J. T. Delnney, of Quail, were the guests of Air. uud Alls. W. AL Thompson, Sunday ev evening, - ening, evening, ulso little Elht mid Delhi Noak.'s Air. II. A. Smith had an apple cutting Thtirsduy night all report a nice time, tltinf iif.iiiil.. of tin. iinrt nt- -......,. ,....,... ... .... - , tended the Brodhead fair owing to t In Light ot Lie mrstiip. Alls. Jodu Smith has been tptite ill but is able to be nut again. Air. ami Alts. Tom Denny .of O. K. have been the guests of Mr. nml Air. Geo. Denny hist week. Sensational Suit Filed A wild sensation wns sprung in Danville last week when it wits wits-learned - learned wits-learned that William Del.ong, of Wnisiiw, tiled suit against hi. form former - er former wife. Alts. Anthour F. Anheier, of Alonticello, Intl.. for W 1,000 which hu claims ns I. is parti of the fiuin owned by Airs. Del.ong uud located about u mile from Danville on the PeiTVville pike. Air. DeL.mg claims that the farm is worth .KIo.OOO uud that he paid the purchase luice ex except - cept except 11,000, which wits paid by Afis. DeLong. lluuniug up nn.l down stnirs, sweeping mid bending over milking beds will not make it woman healthy or beautiful. She must get out of .loots, walk a mile or two every duv mid Like Chambei Iain's Tablets to iiiiiin.ve her i!isgetion nn.l regulate her bowels. For sale by G. L. Pen Penny. - ny. Penny. Adve.ttse your sule in tho I. J. More farmers read it -jHjaa. nny other country paper in' the state.